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Cover: [U. S. Sailors Relax at Berwind CC, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Where Club Members have Been Most Considerate of Service Men] |
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Making the Swing: All Around Golf |
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Association Reports Show Golf in Fighting Form: USGA, Chicago and Detroit Districts, Disclose Realistic Jobs in Meeting Wartime Trials |
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Iowa Authority Gives Course Care Tips |
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Experts Tell Answers to Wartime Problems: Difficulties Many and Tough but These Men Kept Golf Clubs Serving Members |
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-Last Year Showed Us How to get by in 1944 |
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-Tough Years are Good for Us |
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-Necessity Taught Us How to Solve Wartime Problems |
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-An Old Master with New Ideas |
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-Beyond "Hello with a Smile" is Hard Work |
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-Keep Club Atmosphere from getting Gloomy |
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-Keep Members Hot for Golf and You'll Help Victory |
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-Lively Publicity Protects Against Slump |
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Pinehurst Tournaments Survive Another War Year |
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Plan to Protect Golf as Postwar Career: Pro and Greenkeeper Shortage Possible in Game's Postwar Boom, Amateurs Advise Pros |
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Golf in the War |
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-America Plays Golf |
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-Looking Ahead in 1944 |
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-Doing a Tremendous Job |
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Acushnet Process Receives Third Army-Navy E Award |
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MacGregor Cites Victory Habit as War Workers |
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New England Greenkeepers Review Year's Work |
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P.S.: More About Your Chances of getting Golf Balls This Year |
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Western GA Invites Open Championship Offers |
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Jap Beetle Killer Now Sold Under U. S. Patent |
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Indiana Short Course at Purdue, Feb. 28-29 |
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SOS for Yank Clubs |
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Scotch Thrift Gag, No. 986,541,432 |
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What's New in the Industry |
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The Clearing House |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers |
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March |
Volume #18, No. 3 |
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April |
Volume #18, No. 4 |
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Cover: [Short 14th, No. 3 Course, Pinehurst C. C., Pinehurst, N. Car., Scene of the 42nd Annual North and South Open] |
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Making the Swing: The Golf World's News in Brief |
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Around with the Pros |
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Asks Turf Research Plan: Purdue Greenkeepers Meeting Wants USGA to Coordinate State Work |
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Letter from Home |
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Julian Curtiss Passes: Retired Spalding Official, Foremost Pioneer and Promoter of American Golf, Dies |
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Managers in Clinic: Club Managers National Wartime Conference Give Expert Treatment to Operating Ills |
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Joe Roseman, Golf Business Authority, Dies |
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Golf in the War |
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-Will Golf be Crippled? |
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-America's Executives Need Their Golf |
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-Wilson is Producing Materials for War |
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-Army-Navy "E" Award Proves that Sports Equipment is Now Rated as War Equipment |
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War Forced Us to Fill Our Useless Traps |
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Sandy Herd Dies |
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Ideal Power Lawn Mower Holds Distributor Meetings |
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Club Managers Act to Prevent Accidents |
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Labor Up-Keep War Rules: Spark CDGA Greens Meeting |
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We Didn't Fold: California Proves that Harder Work to Continue Golf Strengthens War Effort |
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Aussie Golf Paper Completes Its Twenty-First Year |
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"Golf Club as a Business" Second May Booklet |
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Watch Layering, Fertilizer Excess in Topdressing |
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More V Gardens: Success of Victory Gardening at Clubs Last Year is Basis of 1944 Expansion |
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Pros - Now's the Time to Bear Down on Your Players to Collect Those Old Cuts! |
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Victory Open to Edgewater |
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Classified Advertisements |
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Table of Contents |
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Advertisers |
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Iowa Greenkeeprs [Greenkeepers] to Meet at Des Moines, March 21-22 |
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May |
Volume #18, No. 5 |
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June |
Volume #18, No. 6 |
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July |
Volume #18, No. 7 |
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August |
Volume #18, No. 8 |
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September |
Volume #18, No. 9 |
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October |
Volume #18, No. 10 |
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