1931 October

Vol. 5

No. 10

Page	Title
0	Cover: Pitch and Putt Course on the Winchell Smith Estate
3	Table of Contents
4	[Photos:] Crestmont - John Anderson's Course at West Orange, N.J.
5	The Battle of 1931 A Resume of What the Greenkeepers Fought for and Won. A Season of Unusual Climatic Conditions
6	What a Hot Summer We Had! Here's What the Greenkeepers Say
6	Editor's Note: Questionnaire for the National Greenkeeper
6	-Wet vs. Dry
7	-Florida Speaks
8	-Toronto Hit by Hot Weather
9	-Webworm Hits Detroit
10	-Rain and Heat Proved Enemies
10	-Webworm in Iowa
10	-Boyd One of Lucky Ones
11	-No Webworms at Westwood
11	-No Webworms in Wichita
12	-Turf Problems at Crestmont
13	-Calo-Clor for Brown Patch
14	-Hammond Uses Milorganite
14	-Season Caused Gray Hairs
15	-Scald Hits Cincinnati
16	-Wyandot had Its Troubles
16	-Semesan Checks Brown Patch
17	-Brown Patch at Ann Arbor
17	-Birds Kill Webworms
17	-Brown Patch at Hartford
18	-Poor Drainage Hurt Aurora
19	-Humber Valley Fortunate
19	-Bucyrus was Hit Hard
20	-Rock Island Fares Well
20	-No Trouble at Gulfport
20	-Nu-Green Used at Winnipeg
20	-My Poa annua Went Out
21	-Calo-Green Used at Columbus
21	-Ostrom Follows Nature
21	-Muncie had Webworms
22	Answer to Questionaire
23	Greenkeeping - Today and Tomorrow: Chapter VIII: Understanding and Interpretation of Costs
25	Rhode Island Greenkeepers Feast: First Annual Clam Bake Held at Duby's Grove, August 17
26	Canadian News
26	Philadelphia News
27	New French River Course
28	Cleveland News
28	Pacific Coast Gossip
29	Oklahoma News
30	Minnesota Gossip
30	Classified Advertisement
31	Golf News
32	Market Place and Buyers' Guide
32	Advertisers' Index
34	Ohio Humus Installs Drying Plant


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