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The latest in WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP the series of "Golf House" AT MERION IN NEW FILM films • he wondrous events of the Second anniversary of BO'b Jones' Grand Slam. T World Amateur Team Championship That historic event ended when JO'nes for the Eisenhower Trophy are recorded won the Amateur Championship O'n the in the latest USGA "Golf House" film. 11th hole of Merion's East CO'urse.Jones The 16 mm film, in color, is now avail- was present at the ceremony when a able for bookings along with nine other granite tablet was placed near the 11th films produced fO'rthe USGA by National green. Educational Films, Inc., 723 7th Ave., President Eisenhower is shown receiv- New York City. ing the American and the Australian Two remarkable records were estab- teams at the White House. lished and captured on film at the Merion Delegates to' the USGA annual meeting GO'lf Club, Ardmore, Pa., during the whO'witnessed the preview of the film in World ChampiO'nship: first, a victory for January lauded it as one O'fthe best golf the United States by 42 strokes, in a field films made to date. Television sportscas- of 32 countries; second, Jack Nicklaus' ter Bud Palmer is the narrator. score O'f269 for 72 holes-ll under par- All ten films are with sO'und. Nine are over a great cO'urse. in colO'r and run for approximately 15 The camera has also recO'rded a cere- minutes. The exception is "Great Mo- mony that took place during the inter- ments in Golf," a black and white film national competitiO'n honoring the 30th that runs 28 minutes. UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION, 40 East 38th St., New York 16, N. Y. Please ship film with instructions as checked below to: Nameu __n nnn_n_n__n__n n_n_nn_un__nnn n _ Address __n_m_mm n n_n_m n_n__n_n n_n _ City, Statennn __m__n_m__nmn m_m_n__m_n__mmu Check enclosed for $ m mn m_n ';; Date of Showingn m m n_m__nm m_n_nn_nnm__m n (Allow at least four weeks) o Second World Amateur Team Championship For Eisenhower Trophy o Walker Cup Highlights o Golf's Longest Hour o Famous Courses of Scotland o Great Moments in Golf o St. Andrews, Cradle of Golf o On the Green (Rules) o Play Them as They Lie (Rules) o First World Amateur Team Championship for Eisenhower Trophy o The Rules of Golf . Etiquette Prices are $20 for rental of one film; $35 for rental of two; $50 for three; $60 for four and $70 for five. ,;; Make check payable to: National Educational Films, Inc. 18 USGA JOURNAL AND TURF MANAGEMENT: FEBRUARY, 1961.

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