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Match may find Watrous facing one of his Laugh and Learn previous Ryder Cup opponents. Pro Golf Company Has New "Power Center" Golf Ball At a sales meeting In Florida, salesmen ol Professional Golf Co. of America bad an op port unity to work tip I he selling power they'll put into ilie company's newlv developed "I'ower Center" First Flight golf balls. A steel ball is used fur tlie ccnicr which is said to stabilize flight of lite ball while add- ing to airman and distance. 1'ro-only. Ihe Golf's Greatest Show Power Center First Mights are packaged in an attractive bo* featuring a t raw section Indoor & Outdoor Shows showing construction of the ball. For Booking Details Write: JOE KIRKWOOD 7059 W. Addison St. Chicago 34, ill. Plans Made for International Seniors' Championship The fourth Teacher's International Trophy Match lot the Inteiiiation.il Sen- ior professional go 11 title will he played over 36 holes at Pollok GC. Glasgow, Scot- land. on June "H. AI Watrous, Birming- ham, Mich., the 1957 P.G.A. Seniors' cham- I'hoto shown, {1. to r.): Mike Brady, Hub lluffner, Hill Jelliffe, Jack tlaikim, I real.. pion will be the American representative Chandled Harper and Earle Schlax. Harry in the international match. Mis oppon- Paylor. Jim Fisher. Sieve Doctor, Jim Holder ent will he the winner of the Teacher's and Don Marlin of tbe sales staff were slill Senior Professional tournament being out on (be course testing. p laved at Fulwell GC near I,on do it. Apr. 10-(2. Shelf Builds Denver Plant Watrous, member of three Ryder Cup Shell Chemical Corp. is building ,i ntw teams and runner-up in the 1920 British unit at its Denver plant to produce methyl Open is already well-known in Scotland parathion, a phosphorous based insecticide, and the Teacher's International Trophy t he plant will be completed in early May. This Cushmon Is Loaded What's New • Products and Personalities Maffincfcrodf Disfribufes New Turf Disease Handbook \ new. illustrated Turf Disease Handbook, written especially to helfi the supt. combat turl disease, is being distributed by Mallinck rudt Chemical Works, St. Louis J, Mo. The Handbook contains keys to aid supts. in identifying common diseases and disease causing fungi; descriptions of the common turf diseases; suggested control measures; and Denton Hossell, Ferndole, Mich, manufacturer'* rep, a discussion of the conditions which favor (lie found a new vie for the Cuihman Golf Buggy. Ha growth of disease-inciting organisms. used it lo tronsporl Ihe 43.000 penniei he hat It is designed foi tjutck reference in reeog loved over the post 19 yean to Ihe bank Haiti II tilling, diagnosing and selertilig the propel felt the bonk a safer piece for the money ofter liuigicide for control of turf diseases. Thirteen thieves robbed hrs home but did noi take the coin diseases are covered and under each listing is Kiri which weigh 95 pound* apiece. Shown with a full-color photograph of an area infected hossell ore his wife, Naomi, and daughters Nancy with that disease as well as an enlarged draw 6, and OorJene, 13, ing of the disease-causing fungi. "I he Handliook contains specific iccomiiien dalions for the prevention and control of the various diseases. These recommendations are 1957 George A. Davis Catalog generally rccognliteil as the best current ad Is Now Available vice of researchers and supts. At the back of the book is .) discussion of the relationship <>f The 1957 catalog of George A, Davis. Inc.. tutf disease to climatic and cultural conditions, 54-10 Northwest Highway. Chicago SO, is off and to good turf management practice. the press and available for supts. The 48- pagc- book ill itsl rales all the products that can lie obtained from Davis including many Producf Engineering Mail Corf types of turf maintenance equipment, tools, fertilizers and grasses. The ratalog [mints out Wins favor with Postoffice Dept. that Davis specialists are alwavs on call to Product F.ngi nee ring Co., 4707 S.E. 17ih help supts. with maintenance problems, bi- ave., Portland, Ore.. scuit! in the book ate handy order forms. manufacturer of the Con -Vtiv golf cart, has Stops Hillside Erosion beeu accorded a vote of Literature sent out by Ciasslvn, PO Box thanks by the nation's 177, College Park, Md., discusses the potential xvstmen by taking (he ities of Penttgift Crown Vetch for preventing oad oft their backs and f or stopping hillside or slo]>e erosion. Crown shifting it to a mail vetch is lieiug used rather extensively through satchel cart. For the Ohio, Indiana and I'cimsvlvania lo stop ero- past two years. PF.C. has sion along highways. Fred V. Crau operates worked closely with ihe Grasslyn Postoffice dept. in de- veloping a cart that Gets Jocobsen Appointment readily absorbs shock and has a hand brake jacobseti Manufacturing Co., announces ap that holds on the steep- pointment of Don F- Homibrook as field serv- est grade. The new mail _ ice supervisor for the Southeastern states. satchel cart, an offspring Hornibrook aitended Michigan College of Min- of Ihe Con-Voy, apparently is the answ*er ing and Technology. He recently has been since the government has placed sizeable or- field service rep Tor Automotive Merchandis- ders for the model. ing of Canteen Co. of America. Protect your floors from spike holes with rugged Pneu-Mat Runners. Absolutely spike- resistant, they provide a comfortable walk- ing surface — improve the appearance of your club house. Woven of rubber-impregnated fabric, Pneu-Mat Runners are tougher than rubber runners. Reversible tor double wear. 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Here is how the contest wilt work: A cuski- its 31 year iner will tegistet in a store "tagging" one of record of — the three Toro Units in view a 2(Hn. .Sport- lawn, the 18-iu, 'I'oro Whirlwind, or the Toro continuous, dependable service I'owcr Handle. The grand drawing will follow the closing For 31 years—mode, sold and serviced by PAR, Int. n( the com est on Juuc 16 and two contestants, For 31 years—hundreds of PAR-TEEs in continuous their two dealers, (he two distributor sales- use, and still the most modern tees, with lowest men who call on the winning dealers and upkeep and unfaltering performance. No other tee the two distributors — plus all their wises — hoi at many tees or years of use as the PAR-TEE. will win a TWA flight and a week in Paris. That's the record behind PAR-TEEs. Complete with Any winner who has purchased a Toro driving and standing mat — ready for ute in o mowr during the contesl will be awarded jiffy. Available Far rent ar for sale. the full purchase price. 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