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March |
Volume #26, No. 3 |
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April |
Volume #26, No. 4 |
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1952
May |
Volume #26, No. 5 |
1952
June |
Volume #26, No. 6 |
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Cover: [Overlooking Green and Fairway of the Sixth Hole of Bala Golf Club, Philadelphia, Pa.] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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TV Golf Show Builds Patronage for Semi-Public Courses |
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Ladies' Day Sure-Fire for Club Publicity |
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Western Seniors Fourth Meet, Edgewater, Chicago, July 10-11 |
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Pros Tell Ideas that Increase Sales |
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How a Sound Labor Relations Plan Grew at a Golf Club |
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The Circus Comes to the Masters' |
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Championship Innovations |
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Meeting Golfers' Demand for Short-Cut Fairways |
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Maintaining a Satisfactory Poa annua Green |
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Insurance Plan to Finance Municipal Course |
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Western GA Publishes New Caddy Book |
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Fundamentals of Correct Golf Course Accounting |
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A Masterpiece in the Making |
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Supts. are Put "in the Middle" by Publicity |
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Keller's Promotion Scores |
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Brains Pay in Small Pro Shop Planning |
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Treats Poa annua Before Seed Formation for Best Control |
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Test PC Wet, Dry and with Sludge for Weed Control |
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Turning the Desert into an Oasis at the Desert Inn |
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Delbert Dewey Heads Finger Lakes Supts. |
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Renovate Fairways to Eliminate Poa annua |
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Golfers Take to Rules This Easy Way |
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Jaycees Expect 25,000 to Enter Junior Championship |
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Big City Ground Shortage Now Boosts 6 and 12 Hole Idea |
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Lakewood GC Leased by County to Prevent Subdividing |
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Poa annua Experiment Looks Promising to Lon Mills |
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Midwest Floods Again Add to Superintendents Load |
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$2000 for Course Model |
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Green Section Opens West Coast Office |
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Howard Scoggins, Golfwear Specialist, Dies May 6 |
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Wisconsin Managers to Organize CMAA Chapter |
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Maine Supts. Organize; Name Jimmie Jones President |
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Clubs doing Great Job on Rules |
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N.C. Industrial Event |
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Robbins Heads Spalding Board; Brown is New President |
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Court Upholds Solution of Course Race Problem |
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Simplifies Pro Shop Accounting |
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Supts. Prepare Cost Survey for Chicago District |
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Air Force Sports Officers get Golf Aid Kits |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-Frank Sprogell Named VP, Sales Mgr. of Scoggins |
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-Golfcraft Moves to Ultra-Modern New Plant at Escondido, Calif. |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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Table of Contents |
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1952
July |
Volume #26, No. 7 |
1952
August |
Volume #26, No. 8 |
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Cover: [Eighth Green of the Eugene CC, Oregon] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Women are Making Another Big Pro Shop Market |
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The Tight Finish at Northwood |
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USGA Changes Open Pattern for 1953 Trial |
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What does Players' Neglect Add to Maintenance Cost? |
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More Than 7,000 Beat Ben Hogan |
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World Stars Shoot for May's $120,000 at Tam |
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Fitting Air Conditioning to Golf Club Needs |
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Relax Now, Boys, Here's the Junior Story Correction |
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Pat's Prides Repeat |
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Clearwater (Fla.) Clubhouse Makes Use of All Space |
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Advises Pros to Take It Easy on the Salesman |
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Tag Day is Every Day |
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Golf Equipment Production $46,971,306 in 1951 |
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Making the Best Use of Golf Architecture |
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Hopkins Trophy US-Canada PGA Matches Here |
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U.S., Canada, Mexico in Amateur Team Matches |
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The Teaching Pro Learns the Hard Way |
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Just Like Big Guys' Tournaments |
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Smith Suggests Improvement in Reporting Score Details |
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Preston Childers Re-Elected Arizona Supts.' President |
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Why Aerifying has Become Standard Practice |
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"Pearlwort Pluggers' Picnic" |
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Financing Kids' Playground at the Country Club |
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Class Pays Out in Sales |
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Lloyd Mangrum Tells "How to Break 90" |
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"Golf of Our Fathers" Tells Game's Background |
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Dedicate Guadalajara Amateur Invitation to Chick Evans |
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Steven C. Parks Dies at Watertown, Wis. |
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Stronger Grasses, Nitrogen, Poa annua Answer? |
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Reduces Poa annua in Greens |
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Greenwood Experiments to Improve Its Course |
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Part of a Pro's Tough Job? |
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Tournament Schedule |
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Course Management that Saves Money |
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New Fittings for Carlon Flexible Plastic Pipe |
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Acushnet Titleist Hit for 435-Yd. Hole-in-One |
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New Score Card Holder for Caddy Cart Users |
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Portable Generator Saves in Course Maintenance |
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"Chick" Harbert Named Burke Golf VP. |
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US Rubber's Ensolite New Practice Ball |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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Table of Contents |
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1952
September |
Volume #26, No. 9 |
1952
October |
Volume #26, No. 10 |
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Cover: [Crowd Following World Championship Play at Tam O'Shanter CC, Chicago] |
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Swinging Around Golf: News of the Golf World in Brief |
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Course Problems Surveyed: Golf Sees Problems and Considers Answers |
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-Modernize Wages and Courses |
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-Remodeling Programs Required |
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-Big "Headache" is Labor |
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-New Problems in Watering |
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-Common Turf Problems Persist |
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-Study the Limiting Factors |
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Studying Experimental Plots at Rutgers Univ. |
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Pros Report Play, Sales, Up Despite Spotty Weather |
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Pro's Books Tell Clear Story of His Business |
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Gibson Leaves PGA to Book Stars |
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Allentown Opens New Muny Course - Gets Good Play |
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Report Findings of National Merion Bluegrass Survey |
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Gets Members Help in Zoysia Program |
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Texas A & M Turf Meet Set for Dec. 1-3 |
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Central Plains Foundation Turf Meet, Oct. 22-24 |
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Educational Tasks for Pros |
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Supts. Must Teach Players |
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Recognition for Supts. |
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Here's How a Young Pro Progresses in Business |
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Propose Collegiate Girls Golf Squads; Schedules |
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Florida's Turf Problems are Increased by Rhodes Scale |
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Why Course Labor is Scarce |
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Assistants are the Problem |
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Fair Weather and Jones at PGA Annual Meet |
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How Lamboley, Pro-Supt., Made His Job Grow |
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Toll of Turf Diseases in '52 Accents Study, Plans for '53 |
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GCSA Holds Two-Day Tourney Zoller, New Champion |
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Joe Dey Made USGA Executive Director |
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Year-End Maintenance of Playground Equipment |
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Untidy Front too Common at Golf Clubs |
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Women's Western Begins Its 50th Year |
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Women's Western Schedules Open and Junior Events |
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Promotion is Pros' Big Job |
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National Golf Fund, Inc. is Organized; Riggins, Pres. |
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Turf Roundup of 1952 |
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Glass Roof Adds Beauty of Club Dining Area |
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Superintendents Plan for Atlantic City, Feb. 10-12 |
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SE PGA Combines Play with Work; Cochrane [Cochran] Re-Elected |
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Correction |
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High Spots of Pro Duties |
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"Tee-Time - Enjoy It and Live" Author Advises |
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Bobby Jones First to Receive Waring Sportsmanship Award |
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Promotion-Minded Pros Will Score |
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"Scare-Buying" Stocks Depleted Business Back to Normal |
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Pro Business to Enjoy Substantial Growth |
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Competition may be Tough in '53 but Pros can Beat It |
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"Big Game" Pro Selling Advised for 1953 |
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General Business Trend Shows Favorable Signs for Golf |
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Club and Ball Makers Meet |
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Lengthening Playing Season is Paying Pros and Clubs |
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Bowman Sees Golf Interest and Sales Larger in '53 |
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Low Inventories Put Pros in Good Shape for 1953 |
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Acushnet President Sees Good Year Ahead |
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[Manufacturing News] |
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-Golfcraft Formally Opens at Escondido, Calif. |
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Classified Ads |
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Advertisers |
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