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Phillips Self-C Add Y SA - 5ALE5 APPEAL AND SPORTS ACCEPTANCE THEME OF WILSON SALES MEET George Hageman tees off for Wilson Sporting Goods Co. professional golf gang with a bright sales fairway ahead. Back row: (L to R) Bob Chapman, Bob Robinson, Don Glover, Bill Henning, Gene Holmberg, and Cope Guice. Front row: Art Nordstrom, Bob Hag- gerty, Claude Hastings, L. G. "Plug" Osborne, Joe Finn and Walter Crowe. The 1953 spring and summer meetings of the Wilson Sport- ing Goods Co., held for the first time on a regional basis, began in Chicago and were followed by similar meetings in Kansas City, Philadelphia and San Francisco. faces giving more loft for easier plav, The 1953 line of golf equipment includes and finished in jet black. Staff Model No. 7 and No. 11 woods; new A new model in persimmon, called Staff Gene Sarazen golf clubs specially made Model No. 11, is another addition to the for young men and ladies; an entirely new 1953 line. Cherry finished, the No. 11 Hagen line; a completely new Country features an ebony face insert with wide Club golf bag line; and the new Top- face scoring filled with white for contrast. Notch and Jet golf balls. Included in the new Wilson Model Y-53 Staff Model No. 7 woods, the latest Gene Sarazen golf set for golfing youth addition to the Wilson pro only line, are are a brassie and spoon of Strata-Bloc designed with pear-shaped heads, longer construction finished in walnut, 3, 5, 7, PHILLIPS SELF-C ADD Y CAM LOCK "America'i Jowest prlced golt cart" • LIGHT O STURDY O COLLAPSIBLE RETAIL • SIMPLE GOLF ^SPIKES • NO GADGETS o FOOL PROOF • PRO TESTED • PRO APPROVED • OAK FRAME • VARNISHED • RIVETED ASSEMBLY • SLEEVE BEARINGS • 2 TO A CARTON • COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED • 8 INCH WHEELS • 21 INCHES WIDE Th# Answer • HUB CAPS to Ljst Spikes • Weight 11 Ibs. CAM LOCKS have been added to the regular LARGE BASE splka. The CAMS STOCK THESE FOR XMAS! hold spike fast ln positlon. Wlll not STANDARD DISCOUNTS TO rough sole. PROS - DEALERS - JOBBERS F. C. PHILLIPS, INC. PRODUCTS of GEORGIA, INC. STOUGHTON, MASS. LOUISVILLE GEORGIA and 9 irons and putter with attractive red Me*t KJU KNOW stamping, and a newly designed light- weight golf bag. A new chipper with an extreme goose- SfKrtfo MILORGANITE neck design and heavy flange sole, and a new Strata-Line putter, featuring Strata- (wi fietteA. IuaJJ! Greenkeeping Superintend- ents, who know the score when it comes to the successful development ond maintenance of exceptional greens and good fairway turf, specify and use more MILORGANITE than any other fertilizer. A carload a year usually takes care of the requirements for a well-kept 18-hole course. """'<».,llliT^ Manager Ed Ranltin (L) of Walter Hagen Div. MILORGANITE produces vigorous, healthy, weed- shows some of the ultra features of the 1953 line ond drought - resistant turf that to salesmen Joe Dragoon, Tim 0'Brien, Dick Link keeps your Club membership and Jim Wells. and guests both happy and enthusiastic. Bloc head construction, are two scoring clubs added to the line for 1953. The services of our Agrono- mists and Soil Testing Lab- Haig Ultra woods, matching clubs for oratory are available for the Haig Ultra irons, headline the new the asking. Walter Hagen line. Clubs are finished in midnight blue and trimmed with black and gold. THE SEWERAGE COMMISSION The 1953 Hagen line also introduces the MILWAUKEE • WISCONSIN H51 woods finished in Aztec red; the H52 woods with rich maroon finish; the H20 IJAIW A STRONGER, HEALTHIER Model woods for men and the HL 11 "V" TURP AT LESS COST woods for ladies finished in light walnut. Forming an important part of the 1953 MICHICAN FEAT Christmas selling program, a dozen Top- NATURE S FINEST SOIL BUILDER Notch or Jet Balls will be encased in a handsomely styled Humidor container. Leading clubs maintain thick, healthy Outside finish is smart-looking leather- turf by building their greens with prop- ette, in Forest Green, Saddle Tan or er mixture of Michigan Peat, sand and Burgundy. soil. Michigan Peat makes heavy soil porous, binds light sandy soils, permits Featuring Saran, a new synthetic ma- adequate aeration, holds water and terial, the attractive 1953 Country Club plant food, allows grass to attain deep golf bag line offers a wide range of colors root structure. Invaluable for top dress- in leather, nylon, vinyl and canvas. ing! Saves watering bills. Our staff will Following the trend to lighter footwear help you solve your problems and for the golfer, the Wilson shoes feature a save money. new application of Neolite soles in the men's and Avon Duflex in the ladies' with MICHIGAN PEAT, INC., 267 5 Ave., N. T. 16 Constructed of Tire Casings for Heavy Duty—Longer Wear 90« PER SO. FT. Q THE BEST MAT FOR DRIVING TEES! , PREPAID . ^^ Designed to specificotioni of well-known pros, these mats ore functionally ideal, reversible and virtually everlasting. The finest tee mat at the lowest cost to you. BEST IN LOCKER ROOM, ENTRANCE & SHOWER © Permo-Mats pay for themselves by saving floors, spikes and pre- venting accidents. Lays flat (no kinks), thicker cushion, dosely woven for firmer footing. MERCHANTImmediatS eTIR deliverE COy o.n popula2710 r WASHINGTOsizes, send specificationsN AVE. .ST . ILOUI S 3, MO. " THE LAST WORD IN GOLF COURSE WATERING EQUIPMENT Write for catalog — and name of nearest Buckner dealer. Special Represen+atives: 7568 Calumet Av., Chicago 19, III.; 1055 East Macy Street, Los Angeles Calif BUCKNER MFG. CO. • Fresno. Calif. receptacles molded in both soles when Ohio, August 14-15-16. The 1953 models produced. together with Lady Burkes, Sav-A-Shot The newly introduced Sportswear jack- Special Purpose Irons, and numerous new et, designed primarily for outeruse, com- accessories give Burke the biggest line in pletes the golf picture for 1953. its history. All are now in production. Climax to the meeting was the First Annual Burke Tournament in which sev- Almost anybody can be a pro shop mer- eral Ohio professionals also participated. chant in the spring when the season is Billy Burke, former National Open starting and customers are jumping with Champ and a member of Burke's Advisory enthusiasm and eagerness to buy. But what Staff, won the tourney with a 65 — one really shows whether or not a pro is a over the course record. businessman is when the season in the north may be coming toward its end. Then if the pro can promote play, keep golf This is the time of the year when the pro interest keen and sell clubs, balls, bags should check up what his members have in and other merchandise he has in his shop, their bags and see just what they need he's a businessman who is showing his that will enable the pro to clean out his worth to the club or course where he's stock. With the trend toward fall and located and he's preparing himself for a winter vacations growing the pro no longer winter without worry. has to think that the golfer at a club in — Henry Bontempo the central states only has a month or so of the year left for the use of new clubs. — Art Huebner BURKE'5 1953 LINE OF CLUBS PRESENTED AT SALES MEET RAIN REM. NEW WATER REPELLENT The all-new Burke line consisting of A new water repellent to protect fab- Recorded Woods and Punchirons, Regis- rics against rain and moisture is an- tered, Hy-Speed, Farplay and Chick Har- nounced by Speco, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio. bert Woods and Irons was presented by It is known as Rain Rem, a colorless Burke president, Jack Schram, to Burke liquid compound possessing a special sili- Sales Representatives attending the Sales cone base which, according to the manu- Clinic and tournament held in Newark, facturer, waterproofs individual fibers LAWN MOWER STATIONARY BLADES We make these blades in several styles to fit the different makes and types of Lawn Mowers—including the small Hand Trimmer—Hand and Tee Mowers—Putting Green Mowers—Power Mowers and the large Gang or Fairway Mowers. Best quality knife steel, eiectric furnace heat treated to insure long wear and fully guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. You save important money buying direct from manufacturer. Pr/ce sheet on request or JONES MOWER & EpUIPMENT CO. We pay the postage we will quote prlee tor all orders ot $10.00 and your blade order. 2418 Grasslyn Avenue, Havertown, Pa. over. itMEKICAS lllGliEST SfiLEfTIOS of GOLF AWARDS A complete selettion of golf trophies, <upt, and ploques for tournaments and banqueti. Immediate delivery from sfock. GOLFERS equipment ond otcessories as well as RANGE supplies and equipment may be conveniently ordered from the Send for cotatogue No <312 WITTEK GOLF SUPPLY CATALOG. Saves you money too... Satisfoction guaranteed. UNIVERSAL SPORTS AND AWARDS Divition o( Wittek GOLF RANGE SUPPLY CO. Univerfal Bowling & Billiard Supply 51S S. W.b.,h Ave. — Chrc.go S. III. 5128 W. North Ave. Chicaqo 39, III. Tele. - WAb»b 2-S2SS without sealing open spaces between reduced by as much as one-third. Spal- fibers or between threads in the weave ding further states that the Synchro- and does not change the appearance or Dyned principle provides the nearest ap- texture of treated materials. Fabrics can proach to complete golf shot control. be laundered, dry cleaned and pressed The first to make golf clubs and golf without destroying effectiveness. balls in the United States, Spalding de- Rain Rem can be applied by brush, spray or dip. It is packaged in a 12-ounce "spray top" can and also in a 1-pint can.
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