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Smart Younu Pros Justify PGA SchoolOperation ••.....•. •• •.••..••. Herb Graffls F.b. 28

Schedul Third PGA Assistant' Schoolfor January •.•.•••.•• •• •••.•••••• July 38

Book ReviewsHow to Think and Swina Like a Champion

•. •••.•••• .. •..•••.•••• Dick Mayer May 48U. • Golfer' Annual Handbook . •. •.•.•.•. May 48The Managem!>nt of Clubs . Harry J. Fawcett May 48Bctter Golf Through Better Practice

. .•••..•.••• ... Jules Platte & Herb Graffls July 60

Club OperationConare ional Adopts New Membership Plan •.••••• Jan. 24Metropolitan Club Survey I, Compre-hensive Report •• Feb. 38You houldn't B Without A Pool •••... Henry Holl Apr. 39Walpole urvey Brings Member Into Act ..•••••••• Apr. 78Nertl! Olm ted - Model of 9- Hole Operation •••••. May 329 Club Activities Covered In Ch Icauo 0 istrlct

Report •••. ••.•.. ..•••. . .••• . .. • •.•.•.••... June 3001 euss uperlntendent's Valu. to Club ...•.•....• July 29Horwath Gives Breakdo n on Club Operation Costs Sept. 46

Conventions & ConferencesGCSA t to Move on Washln ton .Jan. 3890 Supt. Attend Midwest Clinic ...••..••....••••. Jan. 46Centr I Plain Hold S·Day M t •••••••••••••••• Jan. 4CMAA t. LouIs Conference Program Completed •• F • 62Nf'w Attendance Record for GC A at Washington

ConV8·,t1on ••••••.•••••••••••••••• Jo E. Doan Mar. 37Chaney Elected Head of CMAA •••..•.•.•.•••.•.• Mar. 110200 Attend RCGA Turf Conference ••••••.•... , •. Apr. 44Iowa State Holds 24th Short Cour e ..•...•••••...• Apr. 44Chlcka aw Host to Southern Supts •.•••.•••.•••••. Apr. 44534 at Purdu Conference ••••• • •.•.•....•••... Apr. 46Attendance at Penn State Hlgh •••.....•••...•..•.• Apr. 46Florida Turf Meeting •••.•••••.••...••••...••• Oct. 48Midwe t Field Days •••••.••.••.•.••••.••......•. Oct. 50Ohlu Turf Conference •.••.•••••••••••.••••• Oct. 104

ConstructionTotal Budget Costs in Club Con truction

••..•.•.•••••••••••.•.•. Geoffrey S. Cornish Apr. 80Architect Calls for Re·Examlnatl!)n of Course

Co"structlon •••.••.••••. Charles B. Schalestock pt. 19Ta Repeal Will Boom Course Building .••...•••. Oct. 36

GeneralInternational Com Into Own In Japan e Matche

•••••••••.•••••••.•••..•••..••••••..•••••••••• Jan. 34Golf 0 1957 Net Is 56.421 •...•••.••..•••••. Jan. 511957 Golf Club I Sho ToP I' C nt Incr •• F,b. 0

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Madison Educat Its Young Golfers •.••....••.•.• Feb. 60Golf Is Big Bu iness In Lo Anoel

•.•.....•...••••.•......• • Verne Wickham Mar. 662,738.162 Doz. Balls Sold in '57 ••.••••••••..• Mar. 90Golf for 8 Million High School Kid, ..••..•••••••• May 52Foundation Gives Optimistic Report on

Course Gro••th • • • . . . , ...••••••••••. May 60Athletic Goods Cen us for 1957 •.••••••••.•.••.••• May 62Golf Sal Foro. Ahead •..•••••..••• Herb Graffis June 27Golf Goet Up the M(luntaln at Grand Marais

••••••.•••••.•.••.••••••••••••.•.• Bill Sherman Jun, 60Rock Island' Golf Lodge •.••.•..•••••••..•..•••. June 70Big Dream.. mall Capital Bring Course to

Barb(ur ville •••.••.••••••.•.•.•• Don Hatfield June 76Water! It's Fea t or Famine on Cour II in West

••.•..•.••••.••••..•.••••..•.•..••• Omer Crane July 48L. S. Dickln on. Turf School Founder. R til' ••••• Sept. 45Future Masters •...••...••...••••••••••••••••••• Sept. 54Manufach'r,rs Happy With '58 •.••.•••..•.•.•••• Oct. 33

Golf LawCourt Rule Club Is Non·Profit Corp.

.•••••..•••••••••..•••.••••.. William Jablne Mar. 104California Court say Club. Not Player,

Is Caddie' Employer •....••.•• William Jabin. Apr. 70Golfer Dar ied Relief When H It by M ember of

H is Four~ome •..•...•.••..... William Jabine May 38Court Rt.lu Course Cr ek Is Not Attractive

Nuisal,ce •••.•••.•••.•••••.•••• William Jablne Jun. 40Golfer Not Guilty of Negligence on Freak Shot

••••.•••••••••••••••.•.••••••• Willi m Jablne july 50

Golf CarsHrw About Golf Car? ••• • ••••••• Gt'Oroe Nivel Mar. 51Golfdom's GoM Car Survey .•••..•..••...••..••• Mar. &2-53Golf Cars Go Und~r Co er • •. •••.••• Oct. 80

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ProfessionalSargent Is New PGA Head. Herb GrafH Jan. 21PGA Teachlnu, Merchandising S lona ••.••••••. Jan. 211

Summary of Speech by Dick Mayer •••••••••• 211Olin Dutra •••••••••••••••••••••.•••.•••• 27E. W. Elliott •••• •••••. •••••••••••.•••••. 30Renaldo Spagnolettl .••••••••••••••...•••••• 30Paul Runyan •••••••••• '" • • • • •• •• • • • •• • . • 32Paul Hahn ••••••••.••••••••.•••••.••..•••• 32

Aycock's Record Distinguished by Gr atAccomplishments ••••••••..••••••••••••••••••••• Jan. 33

Come Rain or Shine - Pros Plan to be Ready •••• Feb. 23Philadelphia Section Sponsors Spring Show •••••• Feb. 24USGA SayS Pros Can't Split Open Priul ••.•.••• Feb. 39Keep Shop Simple. Uncluttered •••••• AI Robbin. Feb. 46Buying, Taxes, Public Relation. In Pro

Open.tinn •••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• Feb. 48Summary of Speech by Stephen C. Bilheim r ••• 48

Shirley Spork ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••..• 48Bob Walcott, Jr. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 52Kenn th Lake • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • . • . 53Dale Andreason • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • •• • •• • 78

Frequent Display Changes Boost Apple ValleySales ••.••••••.•••...•.•..•••..•...••••...•••••• Feb. 53

How Urzetta Makes Every M rthandl •• ShotCount •..••.••.•••.••.•.•.•••...•••••••••.•..•• Mar. 411

Things PrQ Srould Know About Bank Credit. ..•.......••..••..•...•...... W. V. Register Mar. 50

More Lessons from LOllg Beach ••••••••••••••.••. Mar. 60Summary uf Speech by Ted Dexter ••••••••••.•• 60

Guy Bellitt ••••• •• ••••••••••••••.•••••... 60Paul Sprlnz • • • . . . • . • . • • . • . • . . . . • • . . ... 62

Danger in Guessing Pre Rev nue ••.• Herb Graftls Mar. 72Five Impressions That Bring Pro Sales

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Georg Aulbach Mar. 107Good Public Relation. Job Vital In Pro Success

'" ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• Eddie Dulno Apr. 35Wants Practical College Training for Pros

••••.•••••••••.•••••••••••••• Georg. Daw on Apr. 42Gloom Out- Dollara In at Revolta hop

••.••••••...••••••••••••••••••••• Herb Graffls Apr. 50May Decision $210,000 Blow to Pro •••••••••••••• Apr. 84British Pro Studies Swing. Then Make lu

••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••• Apr. 88Need Large Stock for Public Course Operation

••••••••••••••.••.••••••••••••••• Chuch Curtis May 26Correct Display Sell. Golf Shoes •••••• AI Robbins May 30Warns of Returned Gooda Danger to Pro Bu iness

•.•.••.••••.•••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••.•• May 38Caudill Makes Career of Pro Merchandlsln ••••••• May 46Strictly PrDfesslonlll-Hlnts for the Pro ••.•.••••• June 32Pro Shop Must ee Advertised •••••••• Don Perne June 311Carman Gets Fast Start at Buena Vlst •••••••••. June 58Dennison Give. Variety, Gets Volume •••••••••••• July 34Two Week Limit on Holding Trade-In Club •

••• •.••••••••••••.•••••••••• . Jacklon Bradley July 42PGA Pro. Help Run Seminar for Graduate tudent •

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _....... July 44Strictly Profe slonal - Hints for the Pro •••••••• July 52CoRfmon Sense of Pro hep Seiling (Part I)

••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••• George Aulbach Aug. 25Runyan al d H I Two peelallsts •••• Chuck Curti. Aug. 29S&II Yourself - Sell Your Product .••••••••••••••• Aug. 38Why I Help to Put Over High School Programs

••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• Ralph Krueger Aug. 48How to Step Up Shop Sales to Women

•••••••••••••••••••••••• Mra. Joe Moore, Jr. Sept. 22Harry Cblt! - Perpetual Man In Motion •••••.•• SePt. 34Many Pros Work to Extend Length of Seaton ••••• Sept. 36Common Sen •• of Pro Shop Seiling (Part II)

•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• George Aulbach ept. 44Push Yet to Come In Women'. ales ••••••.••••••• Oct. 40Hunter & Hunter Have 1\1erchandising Knack

•.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bill herman Oct. 62Pro Merchandising •••••••••••••••••••• Dick Tarlow Oct. 68

Turf Management1957 Turf Roundup ••••• 0. J. Noer & Fred Grau Jan. 48DI euss Course Cost Cutting at Green ectlon

Meeting •••••••••••••••••••••••••...•••••••••• Feb. 211I3tnt Greens In NlUhvllle •..••••.•••••. O. J. Noer Feb. 32Work Goes moothly In Roomy Equipment Buildln

•••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Clyde Young F b. 34Grau' Answers ••••••••••••• •• ••• Fred V. Grau Feb. 44Turf Management Literature •••...•..•••.••••••• Feb. 64Grau'. Answers •••.•••••••••••••••. Fred V. Grau Mar. 54What They Told Supta. at Washington •.•••••••• Apr. 56

S"mmary of Speech by Merr.1I Whittle ey •••••. 56Ralph E. Engel ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5&

~om RMa~:;! ::::::: ::::::::::::::: ::: ::::: ~gr· R~'W~~~~~ Jr:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::Grau'. Answer. - Lawn Clinics •.•• Fred V. Grau Apr. 74Fertilizer Programs, Management Practice

Investlqated In Survey ••• •••••••.. •.•.• •• .Mey 23GCSA Convention peeche •••..•.••• •• •.•••••• May 40

Summary of Speech by Leonold V. Freudberg. 40Jam M. Latham ••••••••••• 40J. A. DeFrance ••.••••• 79P'oy W. Nelon •••.•••••• 83

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HLW FI nn G Iv Green Qulc pra .• O. J. No r June 34Ho We av d the Turf at N rth Ii.m tead

••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo Ivp- ter Jun 4Grau', An wer - Don't Drown th Gra

••••...•.•......••...••...•.••.. Fred V. Grau June 50G ibberetli. Acid ;1011' Prom I a Turf Regulator

••••.....•••.•..•••...••.•••. Ftlix V. Ju k, June 64Ho Chlorotl; Gra a R ponded to Iron ulphate

••••••••••••••••••••••••• • .•••.... O. J. Noer Jul 40Grau' An wer - Ke ping Out of the Way

••..••.••..•••.•••••••..••••.• Frrd V. Grau July 54Golf Cour. Irrigation (Part I)

•..•....••..••.••...... C.E. (e tty) tewert Aug. 27Polloe Prevailed In plte of Rain, Heat, Humidity

•......••••.••••.......•.....•....••.....•... Aug. 32Gl"au' An weI" - Practlc. V . Proved Pl"ineiple

•.•••.•..•••••..•••....••••..•. Fl"ed V. Gr.u Aug. 44Pl"ot tion for Drivers •• • ••.••...•• O. J. No r pt. 24Golf Cour, Irri atlcn (Part II)

..••....•••••...••.... C. E. ( otty) teY'art ent, 28Grau' An II' rs - TIKt Nursede •••. Fred V. Grau pt.48Unlimited Budg t: upt' Dream .......•••...•.• Oet. 44rurt R undup fOI" 1958 ..•••.••. No I" Grau Oct. 54·aSGolf Cour~e Irrioation (Part III)

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1959 Amputee TournamentThe 1959 ational Amputee golf tour-

nament will be played at Savannah (Ca.)GC, Aug, 28-29, according to an an-nouncement by Ralph Demopoulos, pres,of the sponsoring Savannah Golfers Assn,About 150 players are expected to takepart in the tournament. The course is6,105 yards long and par is 72. Earlierthis year it was the site of the AmputeeSouthern Region tourney, won by WallyBaskovich, Clearwater, Fla. who finishedas runnerup in the ]9.57 national.

Golf Holds Price lineFigures developed by the ational Golf

Foundation and printed in a recent factsheet, "Golf Beat," show that on a corn-parative basis it is cheaper to play golftoday than it was 25 years ago. In 1932,people had to work 2.7 hours to earnenough money to pay weekday green feesas compared to 1.2 hours today. Weekendgreen fees in 1932 required 4..5 hoursof work as compared to 1.7 hours today.The Foundation also points out that peo-ple today not only hav more tim toplay but that there are more than fivesemi-private courses now bing operatedfor every two in 1932.

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Toro Manufacturing Introduces"Wind-Tunnel" Mower

"Wind·tunnel" mower is the W;Jy the 19·:nch ToroWh'r'wind robry power mower is described. In.orpor:1t:ng a fu'J-c.rcle expand:na w'rd tunnel,sold to be the most sign:ficant advance in mowerssnce rotaries, the mcchne creates a power vaCUU!Tlthat "freezes" grass blades upright for crisp cut.t ng. Compressed air blows cl pp'n:;Js and leavesthrough spiral chamber into a bJgg!ng cttachment,Even wet grass is said to mow e::lsily w:th no clog.g:ng, Chute and leaf mu'cher, standard attach.ments, enable the Wh:r:w:nd to give three-seasons~rv:ce: spring and fall clecn.nq, cutting and bag,ging, full mulching, The discharge chute, of toughMarlex h:gh,dens:ty polyethylene, res'sts abrasionand absorbs shock of vacuumed materiel. Theone-inch cronkshaft, one of the hortest in any ro-tary on the market, is said to be up to 300 per cent

stronger than other cranksh :lfts,

Name the Grip CompetitionPros and consumers will have the opportunity

t.i win a trip for two to the 19(jO Masters, U. S.Open or PCA Championship by naming the

newest Goodwin grip, Both the pro who s-lls itand the consum=r who buys it and names it willwin, Inlormation regarding this contest will heavailable at every shop in the country. The con-test \ ill cover both replace ment and nev clubgr;ps.

This newly designed all black grip has tinybead of live rubber on the .urface and i aid to

give positive left hand control. Tt h ·Ips generatemore power off the tee. Th" "Cork r" answersthe de mand for an all we ather grip. The corkparticles are ernh deled in a special Tubber com.pound in such n manner that, coupled with thepatented design, it permits eqnall g rod playin hot. cold, fair or wet weather.

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.J NEW COATING OUTSIDE ... in an attractive;J design to dress up your course.

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EW YLON BRUSH(Interchangeable in all newstyle washers) ..•. is now avail-

,/ able for use in Lewis Line GolfBall Washers in addition to the

I regular bristle brush. The new. . Nylon Brush has been tested

to 1 MILLION strokes of the paddle without a sign ofwear. The Lewis Washer gives vigorous, deep-cleaning

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E TAMPER-PROOF SCREWS ... to help pre-vent theft and vandalism are now supplied by Lewis forattachment of washer to the sturdy, steel tee stake. Removablefor winter storage.

The lewis Tee Ensemble also includes attractive chrome dataplates for at-a-glance information on hole, number, yardageand par ... tee towels for convenience of your golfers ...and waste container for neater fairways. Removable forquick emptying.

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Precious,' well-eared-for greens get \gentle treatment with these feather-light lewis Flagpoles. The poles are ravailable in 5, 7 and 8 ft. lengths, ~equipped with an all steel Ferrule and._all-tite Swivel. Available in permanent-ly molded-in white only and stripedwith a tough red epoxy plastic coating. ,

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H & B's 1959 Power Bilt LineHill iri h and Brad by' 1959 lin of Power

Bilt club includ the feature de cribed blow:Citation Wood-Brassbcck-weiqhted mediumsize head finished indark wine. Air-driedpersimmon is used ex-elusively. Driver isavailab!e in deep ormedium-shollow face.Fairway woods havemedium-shallow faces.Shaft is True Temper'sPro·Fit in A, R or Sflex Buyer has choiceof Cushionform leoth-er or cork and rubber

rib-quide grips.

Citation Iron - Bladeis updated version ofScotch type b'ade,shallow at hozel, deepat toe. In stainlesssteel it won't rust orcorrode. Back is pow·er-weighted with two-tone bright and sand-blast face. True Tem-per Pro-Fit shaft in A,R or S pattern. Choiceof chrome-tex leatherCushionform or whiteVictory Golf Pride rib

lock grip.

Several Innovations in NewAtwood-Terra Golf Car

. Ieisel Distnbutmz Co., 2207 Big Bend blvd.,St. Louis 17, Mo., i~ markctiug a new golf carv ith features that it claims arc revolutionary.

ailed the Atwood Terra-Car, it ha: Goodyear'latest inno ation that i said to spread the weightof the tires over uch a larg area that damage,even to turf too soft to walk on, i eliminated.Powered by a 9 hp Briggs tratton air cool d,-I-cycl ga engine, th Atv ood Terra g t 36hole to a gal. t from 1 to 10 mph. It ha rear-

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~ GL Sr. 350.00

- GL 2 (Used once only on18 greens.) 595.00

350.00- Model "u"- GRASSLAN •... •....•. ....• _•. 795.00

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The above machines are in excel-lent condition. Model "U" andGrasslan have been used only asdemonstrators. Offered subject toprior sale. F. 0, B. Ashe' ••ille, N. C.

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California Turlgrass Grows,Distributes Olcl Orchard

alifornia Turf'grass .urscri 'S, Bo.· 1 2, HH4 '0. 2, Camarillo, has he 'n given a Franchi. t byRalph R. Bond, • Iudison, \Vi ., to grow and di -tribute Old Orchard C-52 bent. Tobia. Greth 1,

who has offices at 150.5·! Lynn av., Lo. Gato,is owner and. 1. V. Bailey, mgr., of aliforniaTurfgrass. This company will cover alif., Ore.,Wash., ev., riz., tab, Idaho and . font. andits proximity to the western mark t will reo ult inbig transportation savings for cour in the ar 'a.Old Orchard i grown from . tolon and i ,l

versatile strain that survive. in all types 01weather - in th extreme heat of t. Louis when'temps. sometime go to 115 F. and in th cold ofWinnepeg wh re they fall to 30 blow.

Penna Designs New WedgeToney Penna, MacGregor club d· igner, has

produced a n w trap vedgc which he dev lopedafter extensiv tudy of th probl m averag .golfers have in using wedges out of and. Theclub has a bit more loft than is usual withwedges, is slightly heavi ir at the bottom, withlarge flange and a larger face. Ithough th clubwas design d primarily for effective u b ordi-nary golfer , MacGregor to urn taff men arcpraising the new implement. Pro order of thisitem of the 19.59 ~racGn'gor line arc reported tob large.

Cad-E-Mobile Is NewElectr;c Powered Cart

An electric powered golf hag carrier i being

Here is Wilson's leather golf bag with matchingcarryall, known as the Executive Set. Bag has fulllength 3-section club dividers plus several otherfeatutes and carryall has double zipper opening

and plastic lined side pocket.

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50r beller and more

Go all• Will dress up any course • Dirty water will not

(splash • Heavy gauge steel • NEW improvedinsert in rubber squeegee Oil impregnated bear-ings No brushes to rot.

A. C. Schendel, DistributorBox 92, Waukesha 5, Wisconsin

Dealers in all principal cities

Imaginative New Acoustical TileArm. tr n ork 0., Lan at r, Pa., ha intro-

duced four acou tical material that are design dto give an imaginative "new look" to ceilings inplaces su h a pro hop' and clubhouse . Com-pletel incombu tible, the various patterns hawthe c f -ature : metalli ace nts, the mnnnhthrceffect or three dimen: ional design.

Karl olb i ale rep f r griform ot 'alif.,'Woodland, di tributor for itro-Iorm gricultur-al Chemical Co. in tho northern part of ali-Fornia, and Howard Chadwick i al S 1"{'P forInland Fertilizer Co., ·1134 Bandini blvd., L.which handles Itro-fnrm's o, alif. acc-ounts,

Berlin hapman Co., B irlin, \ is., munufuc-turn of indoor driving ran's, and .onsoli-dated Foundries & Mig, .orp., hicago, \WH'

recently merged. John filler continues asBerlin pre .. and gent mzr. Br-rlin becomes adi ision of onsolidated.

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$14.75Prices F.O.B.

Waukesha, Wis.

Ford's new tractor-loader "package" has 2V2 timethe lift capactity of any previous Ford loader. Bothtractor and loader are designed for versatile, high-production work of the most punishing kind. Thenew "Super-Duty" loader, has a 2500 lb. lift ca-pacity, 5500 lb. break-away limit, and bucket sizesup to one cu. yd. The tractor can carry up to 7000Ibs. on its front axle and is designed to isolate driv-er and engine from shocks encountered in anyind of service. Two tractor models, the 1821 and

1841, are offer d with gasoline or diesel engines.

WITH SPIKE-RESISTANTPNEU-MAT RUNNERS

Protect your floors from spike holes with ruggedPneu-Mat Runners. Absolutely spike-resistant, th yprovide a comfortable walking surface - improvethe appearance of your club hou e.

Woven of rubber-impregnated fabric, Pneu-MatRunner are tougher than rubber runners. Reversiblefor double wear. STANDARD WIDTHS Trial Section

Money Back Trial Offer: Order a trial sec- 20" - 24" • 30" 24" x 60"tlon. Test It on an area which gets especially 36" - 4.2" • 48" $12.50 postpaidhard wear. Money back if not satlslled. Write todoy for illustroted folder

SUPERIOR RUBBER MFG. CO., INC. • 145 Woodland Ave., Westwood, N. J.

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P"" ..q'titWax

PUTS POWERIN YOUR DRIVESSold Through AL.L.

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MANUFACTURER'S SPECIALTY CO., INC.2736 Sidney St. ST. LOUIS 4. MO.

Dunlop Revives Book-Packfor Xmas Gift Golf Balls

Dunlop Maxfli balls are available for Christ-mas, 1958, in a modernized version of the en-thusiastically received book-pack of severalyears ago. The new edition of «Better Golf"

presents one doz. Max-flis (reds or greens) be-tween bright red coverswith black simulated

leather binding decorated with gold letteri;gand emblem. "Page" edges appear in gold. Theballs can be ordered with a personalized nameimprint (minimum order each name is onedoz. ).

As a service to golfers whose pro shops closein the fall, Dunlop will accept orders for per-.onalized balls and for gift-boxed balls at Dun-

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Parks,

Hotels,

Churches and

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THE'"0ttM€... COMPANY12 CHURCH STREET COLFAX, IOWA

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Sterilized ready to useJohn Darrah, agronomist for Millburn Peat, Inc

MILLBURN PEAT COMPANYIII N. W.buh Ave •• Chlt.to 2. III

lop Tire and Rubber Corp., 500 Fifth ave., ewYork 36. The name of the club pro must be en-closed with the order .0 that he may be creditedwith the sale.

Bolt and Kroydon SignFor Club Line

Tommy Bolt has signed with Kroydon CoifCorp., Melrose Park, Ill. A line of club carryinghis name will be made by Kroydon, according toAllan P. Hansberger, Kroydon VI' in charge ofsales. The ational Open champion was withKroydon three years ago.

Kroydon, which was sold several months agoto energetic young owners, plans to make a ,strong bid for pro business with men and wom-en's clubs.

Jacobsen Promotes TwoFrederick W. Hazle has been named a field

supervisor by Jaoobsen Mfg. Co., Racine, Wis.His territory will include Ind., Ky., \Hch., Ohio,W. Va, and part of Pa. and . Y. In recent yearshe has worked as a Jacobsen service mgr. in Cuy-ahoga Falls, O.

Another Jacob n appointment recently an-nounced was that of William J. Lindsey a' dist.sales mgr. for Iowa and cb. He i making hisheadquarters at Ottumwa, Ia.

Kill WATERWater hazards and lakes now may becleaned of all rooted aquatic weeds. Lily,cattail, milfoil and many other aquaticweeds are easily killed with one applicationof R-H GRANULAR WEED RHAP. It is easilyapplied - will not harm fish or animals.This inexpensive application usually lastsfrom 18 to 36 months. Write for furtherinformation or ask your dealer.

REASOR-HILL CORPORATIONBOX 36GC, JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS

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COLBY PIONEER PEATProducts for building and maintaining golfgreens are available in winter storage forprompt shipment.BLACK-cultivated fine milled for top dressing.BROWN-peat for building new greens.GREENS-top dressing (1/3 peat - 1/3 sharpsand and 1/3 loam), or any requwed propor-tion.

QUOTATIONS on material. packed in plasticlined bags, or in bulk gladly furnished.

COLBY PIONEER PEAT CO.P.O. 80x 115 HANLONTOWN, IOWA

Scorecard in MacGregor Glove PackGolfer who like to

keep a heck on theirgam will w e l c o rnthe 1)(" MacGregorgolf glov pack. Theall-leather glove. comepacked in 'eason scorecard. The score cardhas a place for thdate the name ofcourse each round is played and a 'pace for Ii t-ing par for the individual courses. umbered

,from 69 to 120, golfers can indicate theircore. with a dot on th appropriat pot and b

connecting the dot. by a lin > can quickly charttheir. progr ss or lack of it.

Nitro-Form Has Booklets forSuperintendents, Manufacturers

• ow available to upts. and other are twobooklets prepared by itro-Forrn gricultural

hcmical 0., 92 unnyside ave., Woonsocket,R. I. They can be obtained from distributor ordirect from the company. One i the" uperin-tcndcnt's Turfgrass Manual" 'which i a guide tofertilizing, gives the range of nitrogen feedingand includes much other worthwhile informa-tion. The econd booklet, "Manufacturer. '

COUNTRY CLUB-HE 0 Tand U CIP L COUANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS

Consultation Service orComplete Course Management

National In,ernational

DELAWARE VALLEY GOLFASSOCIATES

6922 Rutland St., Philadelphia 49, Po.Fidelity 2-6974

Handbook," is a technical referenc book forstudent and teacher. Chart. aid in understand-ing properties of qualit urea-forms.

Dick Davis Gets Sales Spotwith Professional Golf Co.

Jack Harkins, ales mgr.of Professional Golf Co. of

merica, Inc., 1233 Charterst., Chattanooga 2, Tenn.,has engaged Dick Davis torepresent the Firm as a job-ber in riz., tah, 1 ev., ('\\lexico and West Te as,Davi , an outstanding golferand native of she ille,C., will pu h th sale of Ftrst Flight, the steelpower center ball, and First Flight clubs, hothof v hich are b coming er popular throughoutthe countr .

Dick Davis

Scott Pamphlet Informative0.\1. cot ons, \iarysville, 0 , IS distribu-

ting a pamphlet that gIve, an acreage and per1,000 q. ft. cost breakdown on quality use ofits \ ced killer, 4-XD, lout, Cope (for grub.worms), Turf Builder and Kansel (clover kill-er). It can be obtained from distributor or thecompan .

RYANS O.K. No.4 SEEDER & SPREADER4 Cu.Ft.(300 tbs.) Capacity-3 Ft. Spread

No Holes to Clog.Shut-oH Lev.r ,

Adjusting GaugeScrew On Handl.

Spreads Top Dressing,Nitro-Humus, Peat,

Commercial Manur& Other Materials

SuccessfullyWeighs Only 69 Lbs.

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DEALERS WRITE fOR OPEN TERRITORIESH. & R. MFG. CO., Los Angeles 34, Calif.

MINIATURE GOLFCOURSES

W. Have a Complet. Lineof Supplies

Write lor Catalog

EASTERN GOLF CO.

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Club House Caddy, Wilson Sporting Goods Co'sChristmas golf ball package, offers King's Men Aft-er Shave and Cologne with 12 Staff balls. With the

6-ball package, the After Shave is included.

Top Notch woods and Dyne-Powered irons also arerecommended as perfect gifts by Wilson. Strata·Bloc woods are finished in cognac. Irons have solidsandblasted face and top line and chocolate brown

calfskin grips.

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"'MIU AMUICANsO(lur 0' OOlf COUIU A_CMIl'C',

664 N.MI(HIGAN AVfNV£

WHIt,,,.,, ..•.'530CHICAGO n • ILl..

Southwestern Pipe Bulletinthree-page engineering data bull tin d al-

ing with a new plastic piping material knownas Type IT ABS has been relen -d by outh-westc TIl Plastic Pipe Co., Box 1 17, . IineralWells, Te .. The pipe is offered in four pre sureratings. pplicationx for sprinkler systems areIisted in the bulletin, along with physical andmechanical properties, chemical resistance data.flow characteristics, :1I1c1 working pressurecharts.

Jacobsen Gives WarrantyJacobsen , Hg. Co., Racine, Wis., now is giv-

ing a one-year warranty against crank haft bend-ing in its IIi-Torque engine that are mountedon rotary mowers with the -I-blnd Turho-Cutrotors. Warranties will be honored at anyJacohsen authorized service station where de-fective crankshafts will he replaced at no ma-terial or labor charge.

Fawick Signs Top Bowlers• 'cwly formed Pro Bowlers Assoc. haw' placed

four men Oil thr- advisory staff of Fawick FIe i-Grip Co., Akron, O. whi .h manufacture theBowlers Pride grip. Fawick also manufactureGolf Pride grips.

Wm. Mit h 11(jolj {'ouzie. fi chitect:

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