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March |
Volume #15, No. 3 |
1941
April |
Volume #15, No. 4 |
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Cover: [Thirteenth Green, Scarlet Course, Ohio State University Golf Course] |
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Highlights of 15th G. S. A. Conference |
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Timely Turf Tips: Why Milorganite? |
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Is the Golf Picture Due for a "Retake": What the 'New Order' in Club Operation Will be, is not Definitely Known, but It's Certain to Include More Emphasis on Better Golf Business Management |
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Who is a Pro?: USGA Clarifies the Heretofore Somewhat Clouded Concept of an 'Amateur' |
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"Meet the Mitchells:" New England's Mitchell Family does a Grand Job of Tending 99 Holes of Golf |
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$10,000 and One Year Builds a Success Story: What Happened in Marshall, Minn., Sounds More Like a Rub from Aladdin's Lamp, but Read How It was Done |
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800 at GSA Meeting: Convention Elects Harold Stodola, Ed Cale and Gus Brandon to Lead Superintendents in Season Ahead |
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Opening Kitchen to Members Makes Hit at New Year's Party |
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Mrs. Radway Succumbs |
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Planks in My Platform |
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Junior C. of C. Backs PGA Event at Denver |
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A New Teaching Plan for More & Better Golf: Attracting More People to Learn - Payment for Results - Two Features of Revolutionary Teaching Proposal |
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Purdue Clinic Dates are April 8-10 |
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The First Twenty Years |
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How to Fight Weeds |
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Sherwood Heads PGA Seniors |
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Maintenance and the Rules |
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Short Course Calendar |
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Buffalo Ready for Managers' Convention |
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Purdue Short Course Draws 80 Turfmen |
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Sarazen Syndicate Takes Over Mount Vernon CC |
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Heart Attack Fatal to Elmer Biggs, Peoria Pro |
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Alex Law Suicide Laid to Auto Mishap |
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46 Attend Denver Conference |
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Stag Parties Help Winter Lull |
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What's New |
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Want Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover |
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Flashes from the Firing Line |
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What's Ahead?: 1941 Demands Astute Planning in All Operating Departments |
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Variety Makes IBM Club Hum |
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Four Greens Courses Draw 350 Turfmen |
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Taxes, Teamwork, Costs - Managers' Major Problems |
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Second Annual Indemnity Tourney Set for June 14 |
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Golf Clinic for High School Golfers is Big Success |
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Second Annual Golf Clinic at U. of Baltimore in April |
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Mark G. Harris, Author and Putting Expert, Dies |
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Business Methods for the Pro-Shop |
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Samuel Harlow Dies |
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What Price Sand? |
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Extra Pro Service Means Extra $$$: Anticipate the Member's Every Need, Serve His Every Want, and You'll Find Extra Profits Coming Your Way |
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[Greensmen Inspecting the Exhibit of Golf Course Upkeep Materials Collected by Connecticut Assn. of Golf Course Supts.] |
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Bulletin Describes Successful N. O. Golf Promotion |
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Plans Completed for Second Minnesota Pro Golf Clinic |
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Jacksonville Organizes Business Men |
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How to Combat Insect Pests |
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[Billboard Campaign from Kansas City Fee Course Operators] |
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Golf Heads MSC Meeting |
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'Bud' Foerster, Veteran Manager, Dies |
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Driving Range Helps Lesson Income |
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K. F. Jacobsen, Mower Company Founder, Dies |
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Limited Area Course Under Construction in D.C. District |
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Managers Protest Illinois Wages and Hours Law |
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J. Victor East Joins Wilson's Staff |
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'Scotty' Martin Succumbs |
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What's New |
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Want Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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| 1941
May |
Volume #15, No. 5 |
1941
June |
Volume #15, No. 6 |
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Cover: [Seventh Green, Colonial Club, Fort Worth, Scene of National Open, June 5-7] |
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Golf Dots and Dashes |
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Timely Turf Tips: Hairy Chinch Bug |
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If This be Arson…Then Let's Make the Most of It!: A Fire Like the One Baltusrol had - the Burning of Its $187,000 Mortgage - is Something to Talk About - and Baltusrol Talks! |
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How to Combat Insect Pests |
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[Greensmen Who Attended the Rutgers University (New Brunswick, N. J.) 13th Annual One-Week Course in Turf Management, Held Feb. 17-21] |
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Interesting Golf Program Peps Up Players |
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Health Through Golf is Cards' Theme |
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Is Your Pool a Problem?: Then Read How Many 'Swimming Pool Headaches' can be Eliminated by Applying a Satisfactory Finish |
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Empire Day Tourney to Help Embattled Britons |
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Club Rental Plan Booms Play |
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Neat Appearance Essential in Selling, Booklet Reminds |
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A. Victor Eaton Dies |
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Pro Clinics Prove Their Value: Purdue, Minnesota and U. of Baltimore Present Second Annual Golf Clinics to Enthusiastic Audiences |
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Perfect Teamwork Here |
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Be a Pro in a Professional Manner |
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Golf Demonstrations Arranged for Baltimore High Schools |
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What About the Employer? |
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[Iowa Open to be in South Dakota, June 21-22] |
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No Fourth Term |
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Milwaukee Junior Golf League is Model |
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Increase Mahoning Open Prize Money to $5,000 |
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Letter Reminds Members What Pro is Up Against |
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[Wm. Mackie Died April 18 at Nassau Hospital] |
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The Greenkeeper is a Lady! |
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Explains Veteran Pros' Success Due to Keeping 'Young' |
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[Michigan PGA in Its Open and Pro-Amateur Tournaments Last Year Played 1,359 Rounds] |
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What's New |
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Want Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover: [Fifteenth Green, Cherry Hills Club, Denver, Scene of National PGA, July 7-13] |
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Golf Dots and Dashes |
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Timely Turf Tips: Light Summer Feeding Benefits Poa annua Fairways |
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Why Central Control Brings Efficiency in Management |
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USGA to Limit Ball Distance |
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New Bermuda Strains for South |
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[Tea Rally Given for Sponsors of the One Day National Handicap Golf Tournament Sponsored by British War Relief Society, Inc.] |
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Steel District's Industrial League Tourney is Major Amateur Event |
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Charley Erickson, Minikahda Greenkeeper 42 Years, Dies |
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"Uncle Ed" Kelly Dies |
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Booklet Gives Valuable Tips on Women's Activities |
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Machinery Maintenance |
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Southwest Promotions Increase Golf Play: Unprecedented Move Offers Free Golf for Open Visitors |
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Ball Sales to Help Finance Evans Caddie Scholarships |
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Misconception that Pros are Mercenary Must be Corrected |
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Iowa Greenkeepers Meet at ISC |
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Open Display Replacing Showcases |
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Playing Tips to Beginners Build Future Pro Income |
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Marzolf Practice Device Helpful in Teaching Swing |
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Fundamentals of My Teaching Policy |
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New Golfers' Day - An Idea for the Promotion of Golf |
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Educational Conference at Denver |
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Midland Hills' Women Members Keep Club Humming with Activities |
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Letter Reminds Members When Spikes are Worn |
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Letter Tells What's doing Out Iowa Way |
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For Variety, Try a Horse Race Tournament |
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Here's Hot Weather Tip: Use Salt Tablets |
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St. Louis Junior Golf Clinic Goes Over Big |
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Says Pro Trend is Toward Broader Status |
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Paying Bets in Balls Will Boost Shop Sales |
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What's New |
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[George L. Clatty at His Driving Range in Mt. Lebanon, (Pittsburg, Pa., Suburb) Which was One of the Earlier Successful Ranges] |
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Want Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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| 1941
July |
Volume #15, No. 7 |
1941
August |
Volume #15, No. 8 |
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| 1941
September |
Volume #15, No. 9 |
1941
October |
Volume #15, No. 10 |
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Cover |
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Golf Dots and Dashes |
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Timely Turf Tips: Nitrogen Level for Bent Greens... |
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Good Man-agement Prime Club Salvation Factor: - But too Many Clubs Learn Necessity for Sound Business Management Only When Time to Remedy the Situation has Almost Passed |
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Give the Duffer a Break |
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Women get Golf Schooling |
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Course Work News Reel |
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-[1 - Sprayer with Home-Made Boom. Used at Toronto GC for First Large Scale Spraying of Fairways] |
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-[1-A - Wide Reach and Easy Handling of Boom Cuts Cost of Fairway Spray Treatment] |
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-[2 - Comb Made from Discarded Belt of Royer Compost Machine; Used to Remove a Stringy Bent Runners from Green] |
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-[2A - Comb in Operation] |
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-[3 - Grubs of May and June Beetles Damaged Considerable Fairway Turf of Midwest Courses] |
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-[3A - Close up Showing Grubs Underneath Destroyed Turf Which has been Removed. Grub Infested Areas Usually are Soft Underfoot] |
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-[4 - Home-Made Tee Bench and Waste Basket at the Capilano GC, Vancouver, B. C.] |
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-[4A - Stump of a Giant Tree is Used in Providing an Unique Shelter at the Capliano GC] |
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-[5 - Calcium Chloride Washed Off Parking Lot by Heavy Rain Burned This Grass Area] |
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-[6-Clover Control Test Plot at North Shore CC (Milwaukee District)] |
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-[7 - Rough at Sunset Ridge CC (Chicago District) After Dandelion Control] |
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-[8 - Emil Picha, Supt. at Midland Hills CC, St. Paul, Minn., Made This Spreader with a Used Cyclone Spreader as the Chief Element] |
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-[9-This Sundial at the Royal Montreal GC is a Memorial to Charles Murray, for Many Years the Clubs Professional] |
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-[10 - Periscope on a Blind Hole at Spokane, Wash., Municipal Course] |
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Pro's Job is Changing - But Greater Earnings Loom! |
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[Practice Tees at the Southwest's Airport Fairways, in Albuquerque, N. Mex.] |
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Statistics Released on World's Largest Golf Tourney |
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What About Golf and Defense?: Labor has been Chief Difficulty Till Now, but Threatened Petroleum Rationing in East Will Curtail Fall Play and Winter Programs |
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How We Licked Our Weed Problem |
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Increase Golf Play! |
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Don't Forget Arlington Meeting on Sept. 22-23 |
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Bill Aids Retailers |
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Late Season Play Push Pays Dividends |
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Defense Bonds and Stamps Information |
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Golf Munitions Wanted |
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Want Ads |
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USGA Seeks New Member Clubs |
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Four Thousand See Annual K. C. Pro-Am Matches |
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Bag Rack that Saves Room Helps Pro |
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[Charley Duncan Veteran Pro at the Jasper National Park Course in the Canadian Rockies, Shows Ivan Dmitri, One of Jaspers Unique Tee Markers] |
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Nelson Again Wins Peddlers' Pro Title |
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Pro Instruction Sessions Make Texas Amateurs Hot |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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Cover |
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Golf Dots and Dashes |
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Greensmen Face Tough Test Again in '42: Greenkeepers Prepare for Worse Conditions, but Hope for Better as Plans are Laid for Next Year |
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Winter Sports Program Holds Members - Builds Club Interest |
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Annual MSC School for Greenkeepers to Begin Jan. 5 |
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Pro Income is Up, but '42 Outlook Demands Wise Planning Now: 1941 is Probably Last of 'Normal' Years for Some Time. Pro Prospects for Next Season to Depend Much on Pro's Own Initiative |
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Judges Study Heddon Pro Questionnaire Replies |
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USGA Lightning Ruling |
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[4th Annual GSA Tournament, Played at Midland Hills CC, St. Paul, Sept. 16] |
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Course Work News Reel |
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-[1 - Riding Fairway of Plantain with Sodium Arsenite Dry Method (Milarsenite), in Philadelphia District] |
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-[2 - Home-Made Brush Harrow, in Use at Waterbury, Conn., Municipal Course] |
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-[3 - Localized Drying Along Edge of Green - Aggravated by Tree Roots. Deep Forking, Followed by Drenching with Water, Needed] |
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-[4 - Discolored Bent from Close Cutting in Hot Weather. This Course Enlarged Greens Putting Surface, by Closer Cutting of Adjoining Apron, at Wrong Season] |
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-[5 - Skunks Disfigure Turf in Search for Grubs] |
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-[6 - Closeup of Injured Fairway Turf at New England Club Showing May Beetle Grubs] |
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-[7 - Improvised Marker for Spreader Used to Apply Sodium Arsenite by Dry Method, Side View] |
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-[7-A - Disc Seeder Marks-Reseeded Fairway After Killing Clover and Weeds (at Arcola). Note Rolled Strip Along Right Side] |
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-[7-B - Seeding After Killing Clover and Weeds with Sodium Arsenite by Dry Method (Arcola)] |
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-[7-C - Seeding Apron in Front of Green, After Killing Clover and Weeds (Arcola)] |
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-[7-D - Rolling Cross-Disc Seeded Fairway - After Sodium Arsenite by Dry Method to Kill Clover and Weeds (Arcola)] |
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-[8 - Way and McLaren at Canterbury Converted Steel Wheels to Rubber. Using Regular Agricultural Rim and Tire, They Cut Spokes and Steel Rim of Old Wheels to Fit] |
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-[9 - Unique Home-Made Lamp Post - from Pine Log, in White Mountains, N. H.] |
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Dripping Dollars |
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Preventing Winter Kill on Greens |
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Everybody but Salesmen Play in Salesmen's Event |
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Annual Turf Field Day Held at N. J. Station |
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PGA to Name Cup Team |
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Walsh Steps Down: PGA, Richly Benefited by Constructive, Trouble-Free Terms of Tom Walsh, to Elect New Head at Annual Meeting, November 10-13, in Chicago |
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Smart Promotion Makes Tournament Pay |
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["Golfer, Ahoy!" Shouts This First-Class Yeoman as He Tees Off, Abandoning the Familiar "Fore!"] |
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Hawaii's New Hanakekua Course is Beauty Spot |
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Putting Course Tournaments Show Profit |
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Carts for Caddie Shortage |
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"Winter Greens" Seeding Methods |
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1500 'Member' Photos |
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Build New Caddie Houses: Two New Caddie Houses to Provide Shelter and Leisure Facilities for More Than 500 Caddies |
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Robbers Slay Mrs. Fred Miley and Daughter, Marion |
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What to do About the Weather |
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Solicit Members Early for Xmas Gift Business |
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Greensmen Meet at Arlington Last Time; Plots to Beltsville |
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Timely Turf Tips: Milarsenite |
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What a Job! |
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What's New in Golf for 1942 |
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-Comprehensive Soil Test Service Offered Greenkeepers |
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Want Ads |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers' Index |
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