THREE YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS for $10 in the out of Bounds Room, Three Members of the Fourball Were Trying You Pay for Two and Get Three to Sign up Dr

Universidad del Norte - Archivo Parrish Seníors Scíntílíate • Dr. Arthur E. Billings, retired sur- geon of Philadelphia, and Presiden! of Merion Golf Club, was the star in a foursome of distinguished seniors who played Pinehurst's number one course on November 20th. Dr. Billings poised his number two wood and performed the delicate operation required to score a hole in óne. It was at the eighth hole, 181 yards, up hill. This is one of the more difficult par three holes on Pine- hurst's four courses. Dr. Billings played the first nine in 35. Aided by a birdie three at the 345 yard 13th, where his second was two inches from the hole, he played the second nine in 36 for a total of 71, one over par. He took a bogey four at the 176 yard 18th, but it was a very satis- factory round, not only to Dr. Billings, but his partner Robert A. Stranahan of Toledo. Their opponents were Joseph Wholean of Cypress Point, Calif., and Seminóle, Palm Beach, Fia., and Earl Ross of New York, a former president of the Metropolitan Golf Associiation. These gentlemen played the sixth, seventh and eighth holes in a best balí of 2-3-1 against the pars of 3-4-3. Strana- han contributed the deuce, Wholean the three and Dr. Billings the ace. THREE YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR $10 In the Out of Bounds room, three members of the fourball were trying You pay for Two and get Three to sign up Dr. Billings as a partner on the dollar Nassau circuit for the winter. SOLVE YOÚR GIFT PROBLEM BY FILLING IN THE COUPON BELOW. WE'LL SEND THE GIFT CARD ST. ANDREWS WHITEWASH

To: • Citizens of St. Andrews, Scotland, were annoyed by university students who became enthusiastic during an election campaign for a new rector of the university and painted the town white. Walls of prívate buildings were used as sign boards for election slo- gans. Posters v/.e^e placed over road To: signs. Fortunately, heavy rains undid much of the students' handiwork. The Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, Colins- burgh, premier Earl of Scotland, and head of the Clan Lindsay, won the election. He is a trustee of the British Mu- seum, the Tate Gallery and the Nation- al Gallery. He succeeds Lord Burghley. To: - - ' 'X 1 ' ' ' / ...... =% ' / ' ONTARIO SEASON f • Ontario Golf Association expects $14,000 in one dollar membership dues in a season highlighted by Jerry Kes- From: selring winning the Ontario amateur and open titles. He also won a number of invitation tournaments. Ontario - - i. __ ...... , ,' juniors scored a 7 to 5 victory over 7 District of Columbia juniors at Missis- Bill Me ( ) saugua Golf Club in Toronto. The teams were guests of the city of Toronto and Robert Simpson Company for luncheon. Association concentrated on Júnior ^A-» WEEKLY GOLF NewsPApea/ development and drew 234 for the Júnior championship at Highland Club, London, won by Jerry Knechtel of $5 A Year Foreign Subscription $5.60 Al For Ten Weeks Kitchener.

»»»**»*»»»»»+»»» GOLF WORLD, DECEMBER 5, 1952 Universidad del Norte - Archivo Parrish

DATES LIOYD MANGRUM 1952 PGA Jan. 2-5 —Lo s Angeles Open. PGA Jan. 9-12 — Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur, Pebble Beach, Calif. Dec. 9 —LaGorc e pro-amateur, Miami Beach. Jan. 12-17 — Sénior Championship. Dunedin, Fia. Dee. 11-14 — Miami Open. Jan. 15-18 — San Diego Open. Dec. 17-21 —Fou r Ball Invltational, Miami Jan. 22-25 —Phoeni x Open. Beach. Jan. 29-Fefo. 1 — Tucson Open. Feb. 5-8 — El Paso Open. SENIQRS Feb. 12-15 — Texas Open, San Antonio. Dec. 6-7 — Southern Seniors, Pinehnrst CC, N.C. Feb. 19-22 — Rio Grande Valley Open, Harlingen, Tex. Feb. 26-Mar. 1 — Houston Open. Mar. 5-8 — Baton Rouge, La., Open. Dec. 29 — Donald Ross Júnior Golf Tournament Mar. 12-15 — St. Petersburg, Fia., Open. (17 and under), Pinehurst CC, N.C. Mar. 16 —LaGorc e Pro-Amateur, Miami Beaeh, Fia. Mar. 17-18 — Seminóle Pro-Amateur, Palm 1953 Beach, Fia. Mar. 20-23 — Jaeksoñville Open. (Golf World will aparecíate amplification by Mar. 25 — Aiken, S.C., Fro-Amateur. sectional organizations and clubs. Quite a few Mar. 27-29 — Greensboro, N.C. Open.' dates have been flxed for gptstanding tour- AprIS 2-5 — Wilmington, N.C. Open. neys of wMcñ we have not beon informed.) Apri! 9-12 — The Masters, National, Augusta, Ga. April 16-19 — Charlotte, N.C. Open. (Tentative) AMATEUR (MEN) May 11-13 — Palm Beach Invitational for 16 top pros. Ivleadowbrook GC, Westbury, L.I., N.Y. Jan. 12-16—Lake Worth ChampionsMp. Palm Purse $17,500. Pro-Celebrity event May 13. Beach GC. Gate receipts to charity. Jan. 18-24— -Annual cliampionship, Winter Golf july 1-7 — Annual championship, Birmingham HOYO MANORUM League of Advertising Interests, Palm Beach Member of Ryder Cup Team and GC. (Mich.) CC. Jan. 20-24 — Bermuda 4-Ball from Scratch. Aug. 26*30 — Hartford Insurance Open. Wethers- the leading money winner in Match play. field CC. Tournament competición for 1951. Jan. 22-25—Henry N. Camp Invitational. Ocala, (Sumnier and fall dates yet to be filled.) Fia. Jan. 28-Feb. 1—Florida Winter Championship. MISCELLANEOUS Ponce de León GC, St. Augustine, Fia. Jan 10-11 — Mixed Four-Ball Invitational, 36-hole Feb. 17-22 — National Championship of Golf medal play, Havana. Club Champions. Ponce de León GC, St. Feb. B — Pro-Lady Invitational. Lake Worth GC, Augustine, Fia. • Lake Worth, Fia. Feb. 24-28—Dixie Amateur. Miami CC, Miami, Feb. 9-13 — Invitational Mixed Foursomes. Ever- Fia. glades,, Palm Beach, Fia. Mar. 9-13—South Florida Championship. Palm Feb. 17-22 — International Mixed Two Ball Beach GC. (pros). Dubsdread CC, Orlando, Fia. ApriJ 20-25—53rd annual North and South In- Mar. 26-29— Seventh Gulf Coast Invitational; 100 vitational, Pinehurst CC, N.C. home pros and 50 amateurs. Great Southern Sept. 14-19—USGA National Amateur Cham- GC, Gulfport, Miss. pionship, Oklahoma G&CC, Oklahoma Citv. April 14-18 — Bermuda men's amateur cham- Entries cióse Aug. 17. Sectional qualifyinj» pionship. Mid-Oceaii Club. Sept. 1. April 21-25 — Bermuda Ladies* Amateur Cham- pionsMp. RiddelTs Bay G&CC. June 21-27 — National Collegiate Athletic As- AMATEUR (WOMEN) sociation championship. Broadmoor, Colora- Jan. 12-16—Cuban Women's Amateur Cham- do Springs. pionship. Havana. JuSy 11-18— USGA Public Links Championship. Jan. 21-25—Doherty Challenge Cup, Miami CC, July 11 team, July 13-18 individual. West Fia. Seattle GC. Entries cióse June 8. Sectional Jan. 2é-31 — Invitation Four Ball, 16 pairs. qualifying 22-27. Sectional chairmen receive NO MORE ROUGH Orange Brook CC, Hollywood, Fia. entries and fix exact qualifying dates. Feb. 3-7—Palm Beach Championship. Palm Ju!y 29-Awg. 1— USGA Júnior. Southern Hills BREAKING IN FOR ME Beach GC. CC, Tulsa, Okla. Entries cióse July 6. Sec- Since wearing Etonics I don't even think Feb. 24-28—Ellinor Village CC Championship, tional qualifying July 20. Ormond Beach, Fia. Aug. 17-21— USGA Girls. The Country Club about a "Breaking-In" period for my shoes. Mar. 3-7 — Florida East Coast Championship. Brookline, Mass. Entries cióse Aug. 7. No This flexible counter is a "life-saver" íf you Ponce de León GC, St. Augustine, Fia sectional qualifying. Mar. 18-23—51st annual North and South In- Aug. 17-22 — Eighth National Jaycee Júnior. dread putting on a new pair of shoes. vitational, Pinehurst CC, N.C. University of Michigan coUrse, Ann Arbor. April 14-19—Women's Tri:.n«~Mississippi GA annual championship. Arizona CC, Phoenix. BRITSSH EXCLUSIVE PATENTED May 13-23—Women's Southern GA annual championship. Chattanooga CC, Tenn. May 25-30 —Men' s Amateur, Royal Liverpool. ALLWEATHER FEATURE **""""' May 25-26—Griscom Cup matches (New York, Juna 22-2¿- — Women's Amateur. Royal Porth- The special patented Etonic Boston, Philadlephia). Westchester club to cawl, Wales. be selected. July 6-10 — Open. Carnoustie, Scotland. All Weather process guards June 15-21—Women's Metropolitan GA cham- against moisture seepage pionsMp, Metrópolis- CC, Whiíe Plañís, N.Y. OPEN (MEN) July 27-Aug. 1—Women's Western Amateur. June 9-13— USGA Open. One round each at Oak- through leather Camargo CC, 'Madeira, O. ' . mont CC and Pittsburgh Field Club June 9 soles and solé Aug. 24-29' — USGA National ChampionsMp. and 10 will determine 149 players plus de- Rhode Island CC, West Barrington. Entries fending champion to play 72 holes of cham- seams. cióse Aug. 10. No sectional qualifying. pionship propei* at Oakmont June 11-13. Sec- tional qualifying of 300 players June 1, de- OPEN (WOMEM) fending champior^ and some others being ex- Jan. 15-13—Tampa Open. Palma Ceia, Tampa, ernpt. \e 25-26— Ontario