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By HERB GRAFFIS 's getting the USGA's championship was a reminder not to pick Bob Jones Award for sportsmanship up when you feel discouraged . .. Jim's paired two valiant spirits .. . Bob and Hor- ace on the 162 yd. 16th followed his ton are in poor condition physically and 9 on the 15th. have been for several years . , Yet in all Herman Barron's 9-under 135 to win that time neither lias done any complain- the PGA Quarter Century title at Dunedin ing . . . That is something that can't be said bad some veterans recalling how close of some of golf's notables who three - Herman came to National Open titles putt or get bad lies . , Horton was ill a in the 40s . . . He and Hogan were a hospital for 70 days of the four months stroke back of Mangrum, Nelson and preceding his hard and valuable work at the PGA school at Clearwater . .. He went back to Springfield, Mo,, for hos- pitalization after the PGA school.... In Horton's absence, Jimmy Thomson FRONT COVER accepted the Jones award for liim at the USGA meeting, One of the moat exciting golf holes in the U.S. is to be found at the mountainous Thomson told amusing tales of the GotlJnburg (Tenn.) GC. The green is about exhibition tour that Smith, Lawson Little, 175 feet below the tee on No. 12 ond it Ilarry Cooper and Thomson made as the takes a precis? 150 yard poke to lond Spalding "Flying Circus." ,. . That pro- on dead center. motion created tremendous golf interest and made thousands of new golfers, (See story on page 78} especially in the smaller towns ... You wonder how that promotion compares with TV . . . Sarazen has been doing great as commentator on the Wonderful World Ghezzi at Canterbury in 1946 where of Golf series. . . Smith plans to play in Mangrum won the second 18 of a play-off the Masters to keep his record of never . . . Jim Stamps, of Dalton, Ca., in winning having missed one of them intact. the 1962 PGA club title in Dunedin, got Nita Wotherspoon, wife of Bill, pro at an extra $1,000 of Jack Harkins' money Southern Hills CC, Tulsa, recovering from for playing First Flight clubs and balls heart attack that hit her at home the day Jim works for the company . . , the Wotherspoons intended to leave for Stamps hits the ball so far it looks like the PGA Seniors in Dunedin . . . Hurri- it's going into orbit. cane Carla, followed by miserable winter Los Angeles' 1.1 municipal courses had prevented Corpus Christi (Tex.) board of a record 983,921 rounds in 1961, up education director of athletics, Chester H. about 21,500 from 1960 . .. Seven of the Allen, from starting construction of Par courses had their biggest play in 1960 3 courses at high schools until recently .. . Chicago District GA handicaps list . , . Jim Fisher's ace for First Flight Co. shows 225 players from the plus 2 of $50,(100 during the PGA National GC Bob McCall of Flossmoor through the 3

Golfdom Is published mnntniy except Nov. and Dec. Accepted as Cmmlled circulation Postalc Paid at Rotholla. Illinois Ploaao address All advortltino. circulation & editorial con-eapoodeneo to GOLFDOM. 407 S. Dearborn St., Chicago handicap group ... The Jersey Golfer, Orange, N.J., plans to establish Jersey public course golfers' handicap system based on three scorccards submitted, one of which will be processed by the Callaway system. Charles Bartlett, Chicago Tribune golf reporter and sec. of Golf Writers Assn. of America, is back in circulation again after hospitalization for a kidney infection and spinal misery . .. Paul Hahn flying the Caribbean tournament circuit putting on his trick shot exhibitions . . . Halm's 1962 program is the brightest this with Yardage, Fairway*, sparkling golf showman has put on, the Pars, Roughs and Greens way we see it . . . Olyinpia Fields (111.) CC ON CERAMIC-COLOR TRAY financial report on 1961 PCA champion- ship showed the promoter was the leading Sells fast at Pro Shops . . . o favorite 19fli Hole conversation piece with every golfer. Weal for Club prize winner with $18,272 76 . . . The Promotions . . , e perfect tournament souvenir. PGA champion, , was second Shows every detail of your course as on score-, with $ 11,000 out of total purse of cord, club nopkin or table mat. Siie: 7"*9" . , . 5 6" deep. Choice of colors. Serves as osh troy. $64,800. cord or pin troy, coaster, plaque, etc. lfour cost: approi. $1.25 each in 250 Ted Rhodes, veteran Negro pro, in quantities. Write for FREE Illustrated VA hospital at Nashville, Tenn . . . Benefit Folder. Fur Complete Line '•* Rolf Trophies. for Ted recently staged by Linksmen Prices, Gifts . . . 40°/o Discount to Pros Write Dept. GM for FREE Cattlog CC, 364 E. 63rd St., Chicago ... Trend Si W RANDOLPH in newer fine course architecture is EDWIN W. LANE CO. CHICAGO I definitely away from those holes that "Llf It Is an Award . . . We Hove II" haven't much but length to make tiiem

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Cornish now is on 12 jobs, one of them being the remodeling of of Brookline. Bud Cunningham from Harbor Hills CC, Port Jefferson LI, N.Y., to pro job at new Indian Hills CC, Ft. Salonga, N.Y. .. . Haas & Havnie, San Francisco con- tractors to build and hotel at new jet airstrip at Tafuna, near Pago Pago, American Samoa . ,. Hollywood Beach (Fla,) Hotel to build new clubhouse and apartment building at its golf course . .. Progress Downs is name chosen for new 18 being built by Portland, Ore., park dept. . , , Honolulu City Planning Commission approved placing of new muny 18 in Manuwai Valley. Riviera CC, Miami, Fla., in $300,000 Offer all these improvement program ,, . Course being remodeled to plans of Dick Wilson . .. Clubhouse being enlarged ... Dan Keefe advantages: now pro at Wayland (Mass.) CC succeed- ing Reggie Sanger who went to Bay Patch Q'A Proven Quality Product CC, West Brook fie Id, Mass. Brooklyn expects lo have its first ad- Q',A Profit Planning Service . .. ditional golf course in 30 years when tailored to your course Marine Park, now abuilding, is opened in 1963 . . . Dyker Beach, Brooklyn's only municipal course, is heaviest played of Industrys' Most Flexible Financing New York City's public courses .. . Jan- ?. With Fleet Expansion Feature mar Development Co., lessors of Mus- conetcong CC, Hacketstown, N, J., to 'a Complete Line build second 9. Ted Sleichter switches from Gettysburg Maintenance Programs (Pa.) CC where he was Ike's pro, to pro job at Chartwell GC, Severn a Park, 0':5 years Experience Md.. . . Dick won the GOLFDOM I trophy at the GCSA tournament preced- ing the supts'. convention at Miami Beach Write for literature and the .. . Tarn O' Shanter C and Turf Club on name of nearest distributor. Long Island, which will open this spring, will make use of golf cars by members and guests mandatory ., , John M. 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There are enough of the writers' affairs in a winter to use up carloads of bicarbon- ate and aspirin . , , Every outfit from the horseshoes and hopscotch writers and through the list of sports sells tickets and tucks up their bibs . . . 's talk about Titanic Thompson, the ace hustler of the Owirks, at the Golf Writers dinner was amusing and informative, ., Ti made history and a lot of people. Wm, C. Foster is building 9-hole Car- lyle (111.) CC . . . It's first course in Clin- ton county . . . Waldemar Dietz, veteran oil producer, on a recent golfing vacation at Palm Springs, got interested in ex- ploring Indian Wells course with an audio- sonic device he and his associates have developed . . . The gadget indicates so much oil at 4000 ft! that Eddie Susaila, Indian Wells pro-mgr, is scared to take a deep divot for fear of getting grease CotcJiijig Bit Kfee over his natty clothes . . . Dietz says the Market-tested! 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11 years, after which he returned to . . . Frank flannigan has been named Cleveland to be at Pepper Pike and at tournament relations mgr. by the USGA, Pine Ridge ... He left golf work to go succeeding Bob Renner, who has re- with General Electric and retired from turned to the newspaper field , . . Han- that company several years ago . . . His nigan's successor as public information brother, Grange, died in 1939 . . . Broth- mgr. is Eddie L. Ervin, Jr., formerly ers William, Robert and John survive him associate editor of Golf World , . . John . . . James Alves also is survived by his Kile has been named pro at Willowick wife, Agnes, and son, James Robert. GC, Santa Ana, Calif., succeeding Gerald Northeastern Wisconsin GA will hold Hall, who resigned last fall . , . He for- its annual meeting and golf club oper- merly bad been at the club as an assistant ations clinic May 21 at Oneida G & Rid- pro. ing Club , . . The operations clinic is a and , seen valuable session for club officials and de- recently in a TV "Wonderful World of partment heads . . .Dan Steinberg, Jr., Golf" drama, had their long shots 206 W. College ave.. Apple ton, Wis., is ghosted for them by Leo Fraser, pro- NEWGA sec.-treas. owner of the Atlantic City CC ... It was Robert A. Stranahau, father of Frank, a most unusual situation . . . In the match and founder of the Champion Spark Plug bet wen the two last summer at Pine Co., died early in Feb, in Toledo, O. ... Valley, the cameraman goofed and didn't Devoted to golf, Mr. Stranahau was in- catch their tee shots and long fairway strumental in bringing the Open to In- shots . . . This wasn't discovered until the verness in Toledo in 1957 ... A graduate film was edited, and since neither Littler of Harvard University, he started the nor Nelson was available for a quick spark plug firm in a Boston garage in retake, Fraser filled in . . . He had to 1908 and moved it to Toledo a few years keep swiping at the ball until it landed later . . . Besides Frank, Mr. Stranahan where Gene and Byron had previously is survived by his wife, Page, a son, hit their shots ... It took Leo two days Robert, a stepson and four daughters to re-enact the action .. . Bob Shields, NON-SLIP

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pro at Quincy (III.) CC recently received . . . He was chairman of the morning $1,000 in the first Old Smugglers Sweep- education session of the GCSA conven- stakes for a hole-in-one scored last sum- tion on that date, flew from Miami Beach mer by one of his players, Mrs. John to Chicago where he spent two hours in McCarthy . , , Her reward was $1,000 the afternoon, and returned to Miami and a trip to Scotland for herself and Beach to conduct a meeting of the her husband. Northern Calif, turf council executive General Development has started work board from 8 to 10 p.m. on the second 9 at Pt. Charlotte G&CC, Kankakee (111.) CC starting $380,00(1 near Sarasota, Fla. ... It was designed modernization project. . . Clubhouse to be by Dave Wallace, who also drew the renovated, course rebuilt and an irriga- blueprints for the first 9 . , . Moose Nimtz tion system installed . ., John Darrab, is the new teaching pro at Glencoe (111.) Matteson, 111. architect and engineer, is GC, where he is assistant to Paul Rivard handling the outdoor part of the pro- .. , Also new at Glencoe is the pro shop gram .. . Darrah also adding 9 holes at . . . Nimtz formerly worked for Byron the Youche CC in Crown Point, Ind., Harcke in the Chicago Park Dist. golf and rebuilding the old 9 . . . Job is going setup.. . The jet age came of age on to be handled so that at least 9 holes will Feb. 2, at least for Dick Viergever, supt. be continuously in play . . . Andrews at the Olympic Club in San Francisco (Tex.) CC, where S. A. Smith is pro, COLUMBIA PRODUCTS COMPANY . COLUMBIA, S.C. Subsidiary of Shakespeare Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. has added 9 holes, giving il a full course was designed by George Fazio . , , Ben with a par of 70 . . . Paul Runyan, speak- Hogan has won the Colonial National In- ing of , says: "I'm his coach, vitation five times in 15 trips and finished not his teacher. You don't teach a mature in the first 10 twelve times.,. Jim player like Rodgers, ,. . Phil Zullo, Jack Vaughn, one of five pro brothers who Mitchell's assistant at the Essex County hold golf jobs in and around Indianapolis, CC in N.J. for the last three years, has has been named pro at the new Heather been named pro at the new Knoll East Hills club, located in the Indiana capital GC in Boonton. ...Jim, a pro since 1941, left Lake Ralph Trost, who handled golf as- Shore CC to take the new post. signments for the old Brooklyn Eagle Joseph Dawson, Indianapolis lumber- and more recently was sec, of the Long man, has been named ehmn. of the Island GA, died recently. . , Gene Kimes, 1962 500 Festival tournament, to be veteran pro who had been teaching at played May 24-27 ... A total of 240 the Hollywood {Fla.) GC this winter, Massachusetts golfers took part in the recently underwent his ninth abdominal Jamaica Amateur for Mass. players, held operation in Huron Road Hospital, East at Runaway Bay CC, Ochos Rios, Jan. 19- Cleveland, O. ... Eddie O'Donnell is 28 . . . The excursion was conducted by the head teaching pro at the new Atlantis Bill Corcoran, executive sec. of the CC in Tudcerton, N. J. . . . The course (Continued on page 144) Swinging Around Golf Koennecker is pro at Canyon and Jack Quigley is the club mgr. , . . Jack Blakes- (Continued from jmge 28) lee, veteran Wisconsin pro who reached MGA . . . Chicago Dist. CA has desig- his peak as a player 35 years ago, died nated Friday, April 6 as CDCA Day at in Jan. in Sheboygan of a head injury the Masters . . . This will be the fourth suffered in a fall,, . Pat J. Markovich, year the association has sponsored the pro-owner of Richmond (Calif.) GC, re- Chicago to August flight . . , Johnny cently started his 24th year at that club. Linden, the onetime Yankee pitcher- outfielder, recently won a tournament Rolling Hills CC, Wilton, Conn., has at Antelope Valley CC, Palm dale, Calif., more than $300,000 pledged by members with a 74. toward the building of a new clubhouse . . It should be ready by July 4 , , . Oregon State University held a turf Building 18-hole course at Lake Toxaway conference Feb, 6-7 in Corvallis . . . Estate, between Brevard and Cashiers. Norman Goetze of the University staff N. C. , . . Course is located in a large was in chargc of arrangements . , . Contro- recreation area . . . The 151-acre Deer- versy over the public links qualifying crest CC in Greenwich, Conn., has been setup, that had raged in Hawaii in re- purchased by Mai Deitch and Dr. Joseph cent months, was settled late in January Goldstein for about $2 million , , . They when factions representing the USGA plan to renovate and keep it in operation public links committee and Hawaiian . . . The new PGA tournament rule that PLGA got together . . . William P. Bell, penalizes a player two strokes if he falls Pasadena architect, is designing 18 holes a hole behind the group in front was for group that is putting in a course at roundly criticized by Jerry Barber, who Saticoy, Calif., ana is well along with the says it strikes at the older players . . . Pacific Palisades course in Hawaii that Frank H. Wilson, former supt. at the he designed . . , Canyon CC, Palm Springs, Charles River CC, Newton, Mass., and a Calif., another course blueprinted by Bell onetime U. S. Air Force agronomist, died was officially opened on Jan. 1 . , , Jack in Feb, in Framingham, Mass., where he

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Swinging Around Golf course at Middleport, N.Y., play the Stonehouse family championship each (Continued from page 154) winter in matches in the Miami area. Quite a little talk at PGA Seniors about of China pro, who now is at Tokyo CC being passed up in voting for . . . This Free Chinese youth has been the PGA Hall of Fame ... Rig Olin is looking good for several years ... At long overdue, many old pros say . . , the end of the third round in the 1958 He won the National Open in 1934, the Canada Cup matches at Club de Golf PGA in 1932 and was on two de Mexico, he led Hogan . , . But none teams (1933 and 1935) . . . Something of diem, anywhere, come close to Palmer, else the veterans were chatting about is according to Sarazen . . . Gene says Pal- the possibility of a revival of the PGA mer is like Jones used to be: he has the championship at . . . Tliev rest of the field playing for second. think that in about three years the present , 1931 PGA champion, be- crop of tournament pros will be rugged gins his 14th year as pro at Saratoga and colorful competitors and will want Springs, N.Y. . . . Russell Stonehouse, to prove that head-on they're better than pres., Indianapolis Park Board, while at the next guy . . . The long list of exemp- the PGA Seniors, told about Indianapolis tions for this year's PGA championship adding seven courses to its park golf sys- had old pros laughing . . . They asked tem, bringing total public courses to 12 what two or three pros Will have to quali- . . , Russell is a former pro . . . He and fy for what used to be the hardest cham- his brother Ralph, who has a semi-private pionship to win.

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