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Drop In At Our Booth . at the Greenkeeping Superintendents' Association Convention, Chicago, February 10-12, 1942 piotWTf BOOTH 29 Irndrr You will find the Skinner System line interesting and of value to you, THE SKINNER IRRIGATION COMPANY, 41S Canal Street, Troy. Ohio MIXES Roughest Waste Golf Dots.... into FINEST COMPOST and Doshes - - - By K. R. SUTPHIN -TWENTY-THREE Detroit district senti- puhlic golf clubs, comprising the mem- FOR bership of the Metropolitan (Detroit) Golf Assn., will he available to non-commis- GREENS, sioned members of the Army at half the FAIRWAYS usual green-fee rates, for the duration. , Th. new Wichita George W, Blossom, Jr„ retiring chairman Wondtr Compolt of the USGA museum committee, and pres- Grinder llk«« th, tough ett meUrtelt ident-elect of the USGA, with the assist- --tod, peat, leevet. ance of Earle F. Tilley of (he museum fludg,. v.q.l.bl, committee, has drawn up a form whereby wait,. and con- v.rti th«m into • individuals possessing collections of golf t o fn p o 11 tin, articles and hooks who might consider WICHITA WONDER enough id lift leaving them to the association, can in- FEATURES right through thick gran — allowing e clude such a bequeath in their wills, on the imooth »v,n tgrt. USGA form. Low cost. Ideal com pott for goll court, f«rtllii«r. F. A. Vediiola, chief accountant, Medinah (111.) CC. has informed GOLFPOM W-W GRINDER CORP. he will be glad to effect an exchange of DEFT. D. WICHITA, KANSAS financial reports with other interested Golfdom PRIZE W Peerless Grinder Keeps Mowers Sharp! \re von Miliflfi«l with the condition of your pwn» nnd fair- ways? If not, look tit your mowers. A PEERLESS Grinder will keep all rutting units in perfect condition. Simply altucli to light socket—easy to operate—accur- ately sharpens nil type* of mowers, power mowers nnd tractor unit* in lialf thr lime required by ordinary method*. User* ill- elude many of America's largest and tines! clubs. Send post card tinlay for free bulle- tin anil prices. THE FATE-ROOT-HEATH CO. 402 SELL STREET • PLYMOUTH, OHIO Manufacturers of Ihe SILVER KING GOLF COURSE TRACTOR club&. Freddie Corcoran, PGA tourna- ment bureau manager, and recently ap- pointed to the pout of golf deputy of the Division of Physical Fitness by John B. Kelly, asst. director. Office of Civilian De- fense, recommended, and saw appointed, Bobby Jones, Craig Wood, and Fd Dudley as golf advisers to the Hale A merioa movement now being launched by the Civilian Defense division. Brooke Grubb, one of the most colorful sports figures in Metropolitan Washington, is ^iuA tnede enasih art a now a golfer. Last year Brooke opened a driving range north of Silver Spring, and in the course of affairs, he took up golf. ajj ieexi id. tfMA. (jtta/tatitee. Brooke's regular Sunday feature at the range was a driving contest, mule race, o^ quality. softball game and free beer. Harry Cooper has signed a long term BENTS ... STRAIGHT GRASSES contract as pro al Golden Valley GC in Minneapolis, . , . Skip Alexander, North ... MIXTURES ,. and South amateur champion, started his Write for list of gromi and market quotationt professional Rolling career in the recent bmplfi M nqum Miami Open. He failed lo qualify for the Prompt delivery from our nooreit warehout* final two rounds. Clarence Gamher, pro al the Tam O'Shanter club, Detroit, died Associated Seed Growers, Int. of it heart attack in early December. Gam- Mom Offitt: NEW HAVEN, CONN, urt - OWKBOl. - SdWHWOlll - Ul ber was noted as one of the game's longest drivers. Joe Knsemnn. veteran golf pro- January, J»iS 3 greenkeeper, and head of the mower com- pany bearing his name, hart closed a $250,- 000 contract with the 17. S. government for gang mowers. They are to be used at army fields and airports, as all of the latter will eventually have fine grass turf. The air-conditiotied seed warehouse and store of Stumpp & Walter Co., which is ite neighborhood's only modern steel, stone and concrete building, has been selected by the New York City defense Delightful club-like atmosphere council as a daytime air raid shelter. cordial, friendly. Private S&W's staff is receiving regular drill on Beach, Outdoor Swimming Pool and Cabana Ctub Priv- handling people in an emergency, and two ileges. Writ* today wardens are being kept on duty. The sub- scriptiw© literature. basement and third floor of the building Rettricted have been cleared of equipment, emergency OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT supplies have been put in and win do tea N. Richard Cattor Norman S, Caitor have been blacked-out. ON INDIAN CREEK Normandy Isle GC, Miami Beach's new DRIVE AT 3STH ST. $700,000 golf layout, was opened formally December 1$ with an exhibition match be- tween Craig Wood, Normandy Isle bead pro, paired with Hick Chapman, against Vic Ghezzi and Frank Walsh. Art Gleason )B N. I. manager, . , . Houston, Texas, city council has approved the purchase of the ia <trr K • . 161-acre Glenbrook CC property from the Tttub estate in Houston for $160,000. The lH-hole golf course and clubhouse soon will he opened to Ihe public, according to Time — Money — Effort Mayor Neul Pickett. New pro at the Pine Bluff (Ark.) CC is Horace Lacey, who —SAVE ON ALL THREE' has been stationed at the Little Rock CC Ihe last three years, Reduce your sales effort—but increase your Harlem fee course in the Chicago dis- sales. Sounds strange you say? But not if trict has been purchased by the govern- you're located in the Lytton Building—ihe golf ment; a plant for munitions construction trade buying headquarters of the world. You'll will be built on the properly. Angelo then 'cash in' on the drawing power of the Mainero, assistant at Wee Bum Ctub, Noroton, Conn., the last four years, has golf companies, golf publishers, and the golf been named Wee Burn head pro for '42, associations located in this building succeeding Jimmy Demaret, , . .Ben Hogan pocketed $18,358 in prize money Your Chicago Office Should Be Here! during the 1041 golf season, and became the first golfer to capture the. Harry Var- More pros, by a wide margin, paw through the don memorial trophy two years in succes- entrance of the Lytton Building than at any sion. Hogan's earnings left him $1,242 other address. YOU should take advantage of short of Sam Snend's record $13,600, but the consequent greater business that 'being in' the 553 points he amassed in winning the the Lytton Building gives you. Rents are rea- trophy beat Snead's record of 520, estab- lished in 1938 when he set the money high. sonable. suites are conveniently arranged, and Snead in 1941 finished second in both there's not a better maintained building any- money winnings and Vardon trophy points, where. winning $12,848 and 444 points respec- lively. Byron Nelson finished third in both THE LYTTON HI mux. classifications. Golfi Most f'avitm* Addrte* District Judge J. Arthur Phelps has or- 14 E. Jackson Blvd. Chicago dered Pueblo (Colo.) county and city of- 4 Golfdom. ficials to return to the Pueblo GC $14*1 and a dozen golf balls seized last spring in a raid on the club's slot machines. , . Early construction of a municipal golf course "AGRICO CERTAINLY adjacent to Iroquois Park, Louisville, Ky.. has been assured follow ing the completion DOES A BETTER JOB of a deal for the 63-acre tract by the board of park commissioners. Present plans call for the building of 9 large grass greens, and 18 tees. , . , Ralph M. Barton, 6fi, well- known golf architect in the East, died November 14 at his home in Concord, N- H. A 200-page history of East Hampton, Long Inland, as a summer resort has been puhlished hy the Maidstone Cluh as part of its golden jubilee celebration. The book, titled "Fifty Years of the Maidstone f Club," contains considerable information on golf's history at the club. Two former "Agrico get$ full credit for the escrptional USGA presidents—A. M. Reid, and the rexuits Oft greens, fairways and te+s at Fairfax, Vs.. Country Club," soy* W\ H. Gtorer, Grttn- late H, FF. lit I HI say—and a former Amateur keeping Supt. See details, MHT. champion-—Jess Sweetser, are on the list of Maidstone membership. Funeral services were held January 3 USE AGRICO FOR BEST RESULTS for George W. Blossom. Sr.. who died "EXPERTS commented time and December 31 in Pasadena, Calif,, at the I v :ig:un on the excellent condition age of 87. Mr. Blossom is survived hy of our turf, less than a year old,*' two sons, George, Jr„ president-elect of writes \V. H, Glover, Greenkeeping the USGA, Francis K.. and a daughter, Supt., Fairfax Va. Country Club. "It Mrs. W. S. Bacon. PGA national is indeed exceptional to put down seed headquarters is now located at Ihe Chi- in September and October and he able to piny on It by the following May 25th. cago Towers Club, 505 N. Michigan Ave. The well-balanced plant foods in Address up to December 31, 1941, had Agrico Country Club grades had much been 14 E. Jackson Blvd. Paul F. to do with these'results. Agrico does a Schulte, 84, founder and owner of the De- great job—we'll keep on using it." catur (Ind.) CC. died December 21 follow- Results like this, on old turf and ing a short illness. new. show that Agrico certainty does Pat Johnson has been named manager a better Job .
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