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Sports Awards Co.429 W. Superior St.

Chicago 11, III.Phone: SUperior 7·6034

EARL JONESAPPOINTED PRo

DIR. OF SPALDINGR. Earl Jones of

the School and Col-lege Promotion De-partment of A. G.Spalding & Bros. hasbeen named PublicRelations Director ofthe Company, it wasannounced by GeorgeDawson, Vice Presi-dent in Charge ofSales.

Autoette Golfmobile rental is becominga substantial factor in pro dept. revenue,says Joseph Lennett, pres., Autoette, Inc.,Long Beach, Calif. Operating cost of theelectric battery-operated buggy is 3 centsfor 18 holes.

Another golf plug on TV was showing on"It's News to Me" program of Foot-Joyshoes Hogan wore while winning BritishOpen. The shoes are displayed in windowof Foot-Joy store in New York.

ATTENTIONDriving Range Operators and Deal-ers. We specialize in rebuilding golfballs with strictly new materials.Satisfaction guaranteed.

WAYNE GOLF BALL CO.35966 South Gratiot. Route 5

Mount Clemens. Michigan

SEAT·CANE. CHRISTMAS GIFT ITEMPopularity of the new, adjustable Wilson

Sporting Goods Co. Spectator Seat Caneamong tournament followers who tire ofwalking and standing makes the seat canean item pros should include in accessoriesthey stock for Christmas gift suggestions.

Salesman Tim O'Brien registers doubt asGeorge Zaharias tests seat cane.

Simplified locking arrangement makes iteasy to adjust the height to fit the shortestor tallest member of the family. The collar

!IIERICA'S BIGGEST SELECTIONof

GOLF AWARDSA complete selection of golf trophies, cups,and plaques for tournaments,and banquets.Immediate delivery from stock.

UNIVERSAL SPORTS AND AWARDSDivision 0(. Univereel Bowling &: Billiard Supply

515 S. W.buh Ave. - Cbicago S. Ill.Tele. • WAb•• b 2·5255

September, 1953

DRY HANDCREME

IT'S NEW and TERRIFICPIUJ,-q~

DRY HAND CREMEPRO-GRIP Dry HandCreme removes per-spiration from theHands and leavesthem soft and velvety.It enables the golferto have a firmer andmore reliable grip onthe golf club.

Removes perspiration from thebanda and leaves them soltand velvety. and qives a bet-ter grip to the Bowling Balland also to the Goll Club.

Retails for 50c

MANUFACTURER'SSPECIALTY CO. Inc.

2'736 Sidney St.St. Louis 4. Mo.

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BIG CIRCLE COVERAGE - Up to 90 feetunder good pressure, or as little as 15 feet,with a simple turn of the faucet. Waterpowered. Wind can't affect rotary motion.

Models from $10.50 fo $19.50

DOUBLE ROTARY SPRINKLER CO.422 Admiral Blvd. Kansas City 6, Mo.

at the base prevents the cane from sinkinginto soft ground, and the seat folds com-pactly for ease in carrying. Other featuresare: (1) sturdy and lightweight construc-tion; (2) burnished aluminum; (3) genu-ine saddle leather seat; (4) less than 32 oz.of weight; and (5) readily adjustable.

MacGREGOR CHRISTMAS GIFT CASE

The MacGregor Golf Co. Christmas Golf BallCase, in which all of their "MT" golf balls tobe used as Christmas gifts will be packed.The case is a rich, brown lizagator-grainutility kit which has many after uses. It iswater-proof and scuff-resistant. It is packedwith one dozen "MT" golf balls and sells forthe price of the balls alone. It also is avail-able in a smaller case which carries six"MT" balls.

UN 7·4146

-FOR SAlE-

Golf CourseGreens

Fairway Sod - Topsoil

JAMES T. DE BARTOLO2166 W. Union Blvd.

Bethlehem, Pa.

Lester Chamberlain, west coast repre-sentative for golf goods makers, won aNash car as first prize in 6-months-Iongsales contest of Etonic golf shoe makers,Charles A. Eaton Co.

KROYDON PRESENTS NEW CLUB LINE

Kroydon salesmen from territories eastof the Rocky Mountains attended the an-nual summer sales meeting held at thefactory in Maplewood, N. J., August 10,for a preview of the 1954 Kroydon golfline presented by Camille Gairoard, pres.,and Frank Mitchell, sales mgr. Special fea-ture of the 1954 line will be the "Thunder-bolt" irons and woods, latest model of theKroydon line and a companion number tothe Cruiser irons announced last year.

Thunderbolt irons will be made with a

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11•ROBERT BRUCE HARRISGoff G-ourse architecr

MeMau AMUIC4N SOCIETY Of GOlf COUIU AICHITECt,

"4 N.MICHIGAN AVENue

WHlte".11 +6S30CHICAGO 11 ., •••••

new improved Hy-Power three taper rhyth-mic shaft. The woods have been developedwith a new head model having a fairly deepface and the newly designed Hy Testrhythmic shaft.

Cruiser woods in 1954 will have acompanion number-the new Stratocruiserwoods, made with laminated heads finishedin natural color;

Woods in all lines will be constructedwith the new "Contro-weight" feature ofsole weighting developed by Al Link, Mas-ter club maker, patent applied for by thecompany.

Eight new putters have been added tothe line. Accessories for 1954 include acompletely new line of quality golf bags,head covers, gloves, umbrellas, and thepopular Parway caddy carts.

FERGUSON'S HOST TO SUPTS.Close to 150 golf course superintendents

from western Michigan and northern In-diana enjoyed an aft ernon of golf, visitingand equipment demonstration climaxed byan outdoor barbecue dinner, August 17, atthe Eau Claire, Mich. headquarters of Fer-guson & Sons, golf equipment and supplydealers. Mr. Carl Ferguson, hale and heartyfather of Ken, Charles and Claire, intro-

GOLF PRINTINGScore Cards

Charge Check BooksGreens Maintenance SystemsStationery lor Club and ProHandicap Cards and PanelsFibre Bag Tags and Hooks

VESTAL CO •• 701 S. LaSalleChicago 5 Phone: HArrison 7·6314

Es1ablished 1912

September, 1953

ALFRED H. TULLGolf Course Architect

209 E. 49th Street

NEW YORK 17, N. Y.

duced Eau Claire's Mayor and the localbank president, featured speakers at thedinner.

WORSHAM'S EAGLE BROUGHTDOUBLE·SERVICE TO RICKEY

That mail on the desk of Bob Rickey. Mac·Gregor pro sales mgr.• is mainly orders forthe MT Double-Service sand and pitch clubthat Lew Worsham used in holing the $25.000eagle at Tam O' Shanter. Rickey says theshot accounted for the greatest sales surgeof a club since 1930when the wedge came in.

Lodges,Parks.

OrganizationsWRITE FOR

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TME '1'l10l1Jl()£. COMPANY12 CHURCH STREET COL.FAX, IOWA

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CREEPING BENT STOLONSTO THE GOLFING TRADE. Last Fall due to adverse weather conditions last year we sold out all ourstolons in all our nurseries and had nothing to offer even for Spring delivery.Our new crop will be ready around September 1st and you may be assured that we will have no sod orleftover bents. That every stolon will be fresh, virile stock and less than one year old. True to strain, nomixture of other bents or grasses. No weeds - not even clover. All seed heads hand plucked and allweed seed destroyed by Aero Cyanamid.For quicker service, fresher stolons and lower transportation charges we have three nurseries.Branch nurseries in Slocum, R. I. and Farmington, Iowa. Main nursery and office at Madison,Wisconsin.Orders now accepted for Fall delivery and we anticipate another early sellout.Arlington C 1 Congressional C 19 Old Orchard C 52

P. O. Box 350

Please address aU inquiries to

®lb ®rtlJttrb wurf NurseriesR. R. Bond, Prop. Madison 1, Wisconsin

THE GREENS ARE THE FOUNDATION OF ALL SUCCESSFUL GOLF COURSES

NARY'S IMPROVED PUTTINGMAKES PICTURE NEWS

Bill Nary. Hillcrest CC (Kansas City. Mo.)pro. got national publicity with the aboveUnited Press picture taken during the Tam 0'Shanter events. Bill's effective use of thePutt Master Co:s Pend-L-Putter on the prac-

tice green and in the tournament rounds hadthe galleries gasping and itching to try thependulum club. It's legal and has made Narywell in a part of his game that has beensuffering. The putter has caught on in proshop sales.

COCOA MATTING fOR fL.OORS

For protection of floors and carpets dur-ing bad weather and for use on clubporches and entrance ways as protectionagainst slush and dampness, the JamesStandart Co., Penobscot Bldg., Detroit 26,suggest rolls of cocoa matting. It is wash-able, reversible, and cleans easily. Avail-able in 27", 3', 4lh', 6', 8' and 9' widthsand any length required. Wider widthsmay be obtained by sewing two stockwidths together. Where periodic heavytraffic is encountered, runners are bound

LAWN MOWER STATIONARY BLADES

SINGLE Lip and DOUBLE Lip HEAVY DUTY Blades for all Makes of Fairway Mowers - Hand and PowerPutting Green Mowers - Power Mower Blades - Tee Mower and Trimmer Blades all made of the best qualityknife steel and heat treated to insure long wear and guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Order on yourClub Stationary for Special Club Discount. Dealers and Repair Shop orders are also given prompt attentionand wholesale prices. You will save important money buying direct from manufacturer.Price sheet on request or JONES MOWER & EQUIPMENT CO We pay the postage onwe will quote price for • all orders of $J5.00 andyour blade order. 2418 Grasslyn Avenue, Havertown. Pa. over.

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with black rubber tips or tan canvas tips.For light traffic, it is double stitched anda natural decorative fringe is used. Sam-ples are available.

PEGGY KIRK FLIES HERSPALDING DOT

Peggy Kirk, high-ranking girl pro star, holdsan air pilot's .Hcense and now is travelingthe women's tournament circuit and her ex-hibition schedule in her own plane. Peg hasnamed her plane the Spalding Dot because,with the commercial candor characteristic ofthe girls on manufacturers' advisory staffs.she says it flies far and true.

BULLIS WINS MacGREGORSALESMEN'S AWARD

Pete Bullis (right - the one with the Toni),MacGregor Golf Co. midwest pro salesman,receives from Bill Ford, advertising accountexecutive, an award at the MacGregor prosalesmen's annual meeting. Pete's estimateof 66.000,000 rounds of golf played in 1952was closest to the authoritative survey. Thesalesmen spend 5 days in session at Shera-ton-Gibson Hotel, Cincinnati, and the rest ofthe week in personal conferences with com-panY' executives and in plant study trips.

September, 1953

WILLIAM F. GORDONCOMPANY

Golf Course ArchitectsDOYLESTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

WILLIAM F. GORDON DAVID W. GORDON

MemberAMERICAN SOCIETY OF GOLF COURSE

ARCHITECTS

WILLIAM P. BELL AND SONGOLF COURSE ARCHITECTS

Member: American Societyof Golf Course Architects

•544 Sierra Vista Avenue

Pasadena 10, California

'Janles' G. HarrisonGOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Member:••meriean Society of Golf Course Architeeh

266 Harrison RoadValley 3·3444

Turtle Creek, Pa.Suburb of Pittsburgh

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The OriginalFULNAME

GOLF BALL MARKERSPrompt Delivery

Cincinnati 6. Ohio

19531914 WILLIAM B. LANGFORDGOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Balanced Topographical DesignMember:

American Society of Golf Course ArchitectsTelephone: KEystone 9.650]

2405 Grace Street, Chicago, Illinois

O. P. Donohue, formerly' with Allis-Chalmers and with Power Products Co.,has been made vp in charge of sales ofArmstrong Products, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.The Armstrong company makes small en-gine accessories and components, amongthem being a new and well received re-wind starter for use on small power mowerengines.

WOOD ROTARY FORCUB TRACTOR USE

A new single blade rotary mower foruse with the International Cub tractorhas been added to the line manufacturedby Wood Brothers Mfg. Co., Oregon, Ill.

The mower, called the Model 42, can bemounted underneath the Cub tractor in amatter of minutes giving excellent maneu-verability and enabling the operator towatch the mowing without turning around.The cutting height is adjustable from 0 to6 inches by means of either manual orhydraulic lift, depending on which equip-ment the tractor has.

The machine has a V-belt drive, built-inskids, 5/16 in. by 2% in. heat-treated

spring steel blade, Timkin bearing equippedmalleable spindle assembly and ball bear-ing equipped idlers. .

The Model 42 mows and shreds a 42-in.swath through grass, weeds and brush.

SWINGING AROUND GOLF(Continued from page 23)

Royal Canadian Golf Assn. Green Sec-tion's first Maritime turf conference, atFredericton, N. B., Sept. 23, 23 •.• Cen-tral Plain Turf Foundation conference,will be at Kansas State Agricultural col-lege, Manhattan, in October . • . HarveyRockwell, golf writer for San FranciscoNews, wrote interesting column of CharlesWilson, USGA Green Section's Westerndirector . . • Charlie says that during his14 months on the Pacific Coast he foundevery course using too much water be-cause players demand soft greens . • •Charlie also said when clubs can getchairman-supt. combinations such as JimWilson and Ted DeTata at Green Hillsand Maynard Garrison and Paul Paulsonat San Francisco GC, they've got a pri-mary essential in working out a satisfac-tory maintenance program,

Annual fall turf conference sponsoredby USGA Green Section, University ofCalifornia and Northern California GrassCouncil to be held at Davis campus ofUniversity of California, Oct. 8 ... NewYork Metropolitan Golf Assn. had issued6,962 handicap cards to members of 167member clubs as of July 17 and hopes toissue 9000 cards before season closes . . .That'll be about 3600 more than in 1952. .. In Westchester 67 clubs are repre-sented in cards issued ... In Long Island

EUGENE "SKIP" WOGANGOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Design, Supervision and Construction

110 Summer St. Manchester, Mass.Phone Manchester 309·

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• BENT GRASS •Stolons and Sod. Washington -CI-

and other recommended strains.I

HIRAM F. GODWIN22366 Grand River Ave •• Detroit 19. Mich.

Galfdam

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE-GOLFDOM1S

Bnyers~ ServiceCheck off your Needs, tear out and maiJ this sheet to Goljdom, 407 S. Dearborn SI.,Chicago 5, Ill. You'll get prices and literature direct from the sources of supply.

Golf CourseAerifying equipt.: Fairwav 0

green 0Architects: course 0 house 0Ball washersBall Washing CompoundsBent grass stolonsBrown-patch preventivesCompost mixersCre bgrass controlDivot fixerDrinking fountainsFencingFertilizers Solid 0 Liquid 0Flags (greens) 0 Flag poles 0FungicidesGasoline enginesGenerators (gasoline)

Pro ShopBags: canvas 0 leather 0Bag carts, for playersBag supportsBag towel kitBalls: Regular 0 Range 0Ball markers 0Ball reconditionerBall retrieverBandages, cohesiveBuffing motorsCalks, for shoesCaps and hatsCarts (motor driven)Club cleaning machineClubs: Woods 0 Irons 0

Putters 0Club head covers

Club HouseAir conditioning equip.Athletes foot preventivesBars (porta ble ]Bath matsBath slippersBars

Golf Course Const'n EngineersHole cuttersHose, %" 0 I" 0HumusInsecticidesLapping-in machineMiniature Course Const'n 0Mole trapsMowers: putting green 0

whirlwind 0 tee 0fairway 0 rough 0 hand 0

Mower grindersPeat MossPipePlayground equipmentPumpsPutting cupsRakes (worm cast & clean-up)Refuse containers

*Club hoods (weighted)Club repair suppliesClub separators for bagsCushion-sole InsertsDressing for grips 0 bags 0Golf glovesGolf Grips: Leather 0

Composition 0Golf Practice Devices 0Golf shoesGrip preparation for handsHandicap racks 0 cards 0Head covers for ironsInsect repellantsMech. Range Ball RetrieverPractice driving netsPreserver for leather

*DeodorantsDisinfectantsFloor coveringsFolding Table (Banquet)Link Type Mats 0Lockers

Rollers: power 0 wat.r fill.d 0Sand (for greens, tees)Scythes (motor driven)Seed: fairway 0 green 0Shelter housesSod cutterSoil screeners 0 Soil shredders 0Sprayers: power 0 hand 0Spreaders, fertilizer,

seed, topdressingSpikers: greens 0 fairway 0Sprinklers: f'way 0 green 0Sweepers (power or hand)Swimming Pool equipmentSwimming pool cleanserSwimming pool paintTractorsWater systems, fairwayWeed chemicals

Putting practice deviceRange ball washerScore cardsScore counter (watch type)Sport seatsSportswear: Shirts 0 Socks 0

Sport jackets 0 Rain jackets 0Windbreakers 0 Slacks 0

Women's golf dresses 0skirts 0 blouses 0

Tees (wood) 0 pl •• tic 0Tee mats 0Tees (rubber) for driving mat.Teeing device (automatic)Tennis netsTrophiesYardage meter

Management ServiceMassage equipt.PrintingRunners for aisles 0Rugs 0Showers 0 Shower mixers 0Step treadsTowels: bath 0 fac. 0

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Each month GOLFDOM presentsthe latest. most practical ideason golf club administration, man-agement, upkeep and service ••.for time, labor and money-savingguidance of your oHicials anddepartment heads. Help theright men at your club do theiob right. Send in the form be-low. Keep them informed on thelatest how-to-do-it ideas!

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47 clubs and in New Jersey 53 clubs.Over 2000 competing in hole-in-one con-

test at Golfland range, Sacramento,Calif., sponsored by Sacramento Unionand the Junior Chamber of Commerce ••.About $3000 in merchandise prizes givenby 120 merchants, including every pro inthe city ••• Tommy Lo Presti and FrankDolle hosts to the event • . • Scotty Chis-holm and Max Baer supplied entertain-ment ••• John F. Cornman, Cornell uni-versity turf specialist and editor, N¥

State Turf Assn. Bulletin, bas postponedhis 6 months sabbatic leave until nextyear.

Increased prices at Tam O'Shanter AllAmerican and. World championshipsbrought in $11,000 more at the gatewith about 60 per cent fewer people . . .Rain every day except one . . . George S.May won't repeat the $4.80 weekday and$6 (plus tax) charges next year ... Pricewill be $2.50 (plus 20 per cent tax) every

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Rates: Minimum Insertion $4.00 for 20 words;additional words 20~ each. Bold face type, 2Sc.per word. Classified cols. reserved for help orservl~es wanted and for sale of used equipment.

Under no circumstances are we permitted to divulgethe name and address of those placing the blindadvertisements. Responses to all box number adsshould be addressed to the box number and mailedto GOLFDOM; replies are promptly forwarded toadvertisers.

FOR SALE - Scenic 9 hole Course with modern club-house (3 years old) both fully equippt;d, Pro shop,dining rooms for 150, tavern ~n~ living quarters.Located in Fox River Valley district of Wisconstn.Good reason for selling. $65,000 with substantialdown payment. No interest on balance. Address Ad918 % Golfdom.

Olass A PGA professional, married, one ~hild, desiresposition as pro or assistant pro for the WInter months.Now employed as successful pro-manager at northernclub. Excellent teacher and promoter. Highly recom-mended. Address Ad 919 % Golfdom.

HEAD LOCKER ROOM MAN AGE 31 WITH 5 YEARS£XPERIENCE --- EXCELLENT REFERENCES --- DE·SIRES POSITION WITH COUNTRY CLUB FORWINTER SEASON OR 1954 SUMMER SEASON. SamGold, 5000 W. Vliet Street, Milwaukee 8, Wisc.

FOR SALE - Active 9·-hole Golf Oourse and OountryClub. 1 mile outside city. Population in and aroundcity of 75,000. Only Green Fee Oourse. Good greens,tees and watered fairways. All equipment in goodcondition. Clubhouse consists of Bar, OIub Room, ProShop, Locker Room and living quarters. Located inTexas, year around golf play. Address Ad 920 %Golfdom.

PRO, competent, energetic, reliable, young; doing verywell on summer job at good club, wants winter job,Nov. to April. Will work as teacher, shop man or oncourse. Address Ad 921 % Golfdom.

Wanted - to lease with option to buy, golf range inFlorida. Would consider teaching at a club. P.G.A.member twenty-five years. Address Ad 922 % Golf-dome

Club Manager - would like to lease or have conces-sions in club for coming winter in Florida. Wouldconsider managing a small hotel or motel. Address Ad923 % Golfdom.

WANTED --- JOB IN SOUTH NOV. THRU MARCH byClass A PGA member, 36 yrs. of age with best ofreferences. Mel Roewert, Midland 00, Kewanee, Ill.

Presently employed as Pro-Manager and desire changefor next year as Pro or Pro-Manager. Have owned myown restaurant. Olass A P.G.A.member, 35 yearsold, excellent credit rating. Available for interview.Frank Sheplak, Picatinny Golf Olub, Dover, N. J.

September, 1953

PGA member now with large New England OIub,desires employment at club with smaller membership.25 years golfing experience, including Club Manage-ment and Greenkeeping. Excellent instructor. Mar-ried. No children. Address Ad 915 % Golfdom.

CANADIAN GREENKEEPER --- 18 YEA.RS AT ONE OFCANADA'S FINEST CONDITIONED CLUBS DESIRESWINTER EMPLOYMENT AT SOUTHERN COURSE.ABLE TO BRING ANY COURSE TO TOP CONDITION.AVAILABLE FOR 5 MONTHS AFTER NOV. 1ST.MODERATE SALARY ONLY AS THIS IS TO BE SUP-PLEMENTARY INCOME. REFERENCES. ADDRESS AD916 % GOLFDOM.

PRO OR GREENKEEPER OR COMBINATION. LONGEXPERIENCE, COMPETENT, AGREEABLE. MODER.ATE INCOME SATISFACTORY. EASTERN ORSOUTHERN LOCATION. ADDRESS AD 917 %GOLFDOM.

PROFESSIONAL. GREENKEEPER --- MIDDLE AGE,MARRIED, PAST TOURNAMENT PLAYER. EXCEL.LENT, WELL-KNOWN TEACHER, CLASS A LIFETIMEMEMBER P.G.A. GOOD PLAYER. PRESENTLY EM.PLOYED AT CLUB. WISH TO CHANGE FOR 1954SEASON AT 9 OR 18 HOLE COURSE. ADDRESS AD926 % GOLFDOM.

WANTED: Used equipment for golf driving range.Specify make, age, condition, price and when avail-able. O'Brien, 5703 Military, Omaha, Nebr.

Greenkeeper wanted for nine hole Oountry Olub golfcourse. Should have some experience and willing tofollow suggestions from the greens committee. Wouldconsider young Pro-Greenkeeper. Begin April 1st,1954. Seven months open. Address Ad 927 %Golfdom.

Supt.-Pro wanted to supervise construction of 9-holeall-grass city course, maintain course, promote andteach golf. Salary and concessions. Address: Dr.F. W. LeBaron, Worland, Wyo.

SUPT. - Long and successful service with prominentmidwestern club noted for fine course condition,wants new connection. Highlr rated by club officialsand other supts. as alert, mformed, conscientiousworker who gets fine results. Address Ad 928 %Golfdom. .

Supt. nationally known for excellence of results onnew and on established courses that need rehabilita-tion, desires change. Thoroughly experienced, reli-able, vigorous man who builds and maintains soundlyand with economy. Remarkable record of puttingsouthern courses into fine condition. Address Ad 929% Golfdom.

GOLF PROFESSIONAL--DESIRES TO MAKE CHANGE.PAST SIX YEARS AT CIRCUIT TOURNAMENT SITE.16 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN DEVELOPING MEN,WOMEN AND JUNIOR ACTIVITY AND GOOD WILL,AND IN PRO SHOP MANAGEMENT. TWO COLLEGEDEGREES. CLASS A PGA MEMBER. TOP REFER.ENCES. ADDRESS AD 940 % GOLFDOM.

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Caddy Master, experienced for Midwestern CountryClub. Prefer one with 4 or 5 months Southern con-nection in winter. No living accommodations on Clubproperfy but meals are furnished: Must be willingand able to devote considerable time to trainingcaddies as well as keep accurate records on theirperformance. In reply give complete. resume of pastexperience, salary earned and salary expected. Ad-dress Ad 942 % Golfdom.

PRO with successful record desires connection forwinter months or year round. Presently employed.Finest references. Qualified for Pro-Greenkeeper job.Address Ad 924 % Golfdom.

Golf Pro and wife desire medium size club. Age 29.Now working as head assistant under name Pro atone of the largest clubs in the New York Metropolitanarea. P.G.A. member. Address Ad 925 % Golfdom.

BANKRUPT SALE of Golf Course Supplies will interestFee Course Operators and others. Prices slashed upto 50 % on nearly $10,000 stock, old estab lished ~eal-ers. Broker: Clinton KENT Bradley, Mountain VIew,New Jersey.

Country Club of 300 membership in Central Penn-sylvania desires a combination Pro-Greenkeeper,April thru October, opportunity for winter employ-ment. Give experience, references and salary ex-pected. Address Ad 901 % Golfdom.

GOLF BALL PICKERS - Two good as new Golf BallPickers $295.00 EACH. Address Ad 902 % Golfdom.

Member of one of professional golf's oldest familiesdesires year-round position in Florida. Age 38,P.G.A. member 20 yrs., also member of GCSA.Thoroughly experienced in all phases of golf, includ-ing greenkeeping. Prefer to specialize in teachingat large club or first class driving range but wouldalso consider resident pro position at smaller club.Presently employed at large eastern club but wife'sarthritic condition makes permanent residence inFlorida advisable. Address Ad 903 % Golfdom.

WANT TO BUY - ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WANTSTO PURCHASE ACTIVE INTEREST IN PUBLIC GOLFCOURSE, SOUTHERN FLORIDA. Address Ad 904% Golfdom.

Wanted - Pro for 1954. P.G.A. member with recordfor honesty, competent to take charge of all clubactivities. Membership and Fee Course. Six monthseason. Salary and shop .concessions. Address Ad905 % Goltdom.

GOLF COURSEDOUGLAS, MICH. - 18 HOLES

On- U.S. 31, 130 miles from Chgo., 50 miles north ofBenton Harbor. In center of one of the oldest, largest,finest resort areas on Lake Michigan. Outstandinglybeautiful and interesting. 35 yrs. old. One 18 holecourse 16 miles away; no other within 40 miles.

• Rolling .. terrain, wooded areas, excellent greens, ex-ceptionally fine fairways. West line 250 yds. to LakeMichigan. Good watering system, unlimited supply.Thru years same workmen have kept course in topcondition. Complete fine course equipment, good serv-ice bldg. Completely equipped 4 yr. old $18,000 club-house, new modern $4,500 fountain. Set in gorgeouspines is beautiful 2 story white frame Colonial lodgewith 10 attractively well furnished guest rooms, eachwith tile bath, plus 5 room owner's apt. with 2 bed-rooms, 2 baths, modern kitchen and utility room.Inside and out, lodge is very attractive, immaculatecondition. Has h. w. oil heat, is suitable for all yearuse. Entire property in excellent physical conditioneasily operated by couple. Price $100,000, best terms,$62,500 cash, bal. $5,000 per yr. to include princ. andinterest 5 % unpaid bal. Immediate poss. HarryRandall; phone Douglas 43101. West Shore GolfLinks & Lodge, Douglas, Michigan.

CLUB MANAGER AND WIFE with years of experiencewould like a good club to operate. Excellent qualifica-tion,s and references. Address Ad 914 % Golfdom.

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PROFESSIONAL - who has made a fine reputation asteacher, business promoter and developer of golfinterest in Southwestern town, desires larger club.32; married; small family. Knows course main-tenance. Highest references. Will go anywhere foropportunity. Address Ad 906 .% Golfdom.

GOLF PROFESSIONAL WANTED BY JEWISH COUN-TRY CLUB LOCATED EAST COAST, MIDDLE ATLAN-TIC STATE. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED IN ALLPHASES OF COUNTRY CLUB PROMOTION. MUSTHAVE REPUTATION AS FINE TEACHER. POSITIONWORTH 8 TO $12,000 TO RIGHT PARTY. ADDRESSAD 907 % GOLFDOM.

WANTED FOR CASHOld golf balls rekie .•.•d from pond. or out ofbounds on or around golf courses.Cuts and Bumps 48¢ per doz.Off brands & synthetic $1.20 per do•.Round & perfect $1.00 brands

for refinishing $2.40 per doz.Note - No golf driving range cull throw-out ban.

wanted at above figures.Send for shipping tags and instructionsDRIVING RANGE MEN - REBUILDING

Your old cores recovered with the neW' t7Pe paint-less cover material. Tested and proven to be thebest process in rebuilding for driving range us •.Guaranteed 100 % against seam splitting.

Price per doz. on exchange $2.60Circular and information on request.

NORTHERN GOLF BALL CO.8441 N. Olaremont A..... Ohicago 18, Ill.

GOLF PROSNow you can stock the best in a low priced ballof quality. Your mine run old golf balls acceptedin trade - all high compression (blue ribbon) -liquid center balls in return. 24¢ to $2.40 per doz.allowed on old cores. (See our ad above.) Bulkper doz. $2.65; boxed $2.85 -less old corecredit.

NORTHERN GOLF BALL COMPANY3441 N. Claremont Ave. Chicago 18, Ill.

PRO: WELL QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED SEEKSCHANGE FOR 1954 SEASON. P.G.A. MEMBER.RESUME OF BACKGROUND ON REQUEST. YOURINQUIRY INVITED. ADDRESS AD 908 % GOLFDOM.

ASST. PRO - Good player with shop and some teach-ing experience and ambition to learn from first classpro how to eventually be able to handle home pro jobof his own, seeks asst. job. Hard worker, reliable,will make money and friends for his employer.Address Ad 909 % Golfdom.

WANTED - POSITION AS GREENKEEPER. PREFER-ABLY IN THE CHICAGO AREA. HAVE YEARS OFGREENKEEPING AND TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE,MARCEL KRAFFT, NEKOOSA, WISCONSIN.

Teaching assistant would like position either inFlorida or California teaching for the winter months.Can furnish excellent recommendations. Address Ad910 % Golfdom.

WANTED: Man and wife to live at nice Country Club.Help run bar and kitchen. Good food, apartment,salary. Include references, qualifications. PaulWoodward, Fort Morgan, Colorado.

WANTED: POSITION AS AN ASSISTANT to Class APro. Year-around, if possible. Experience in teaching,club repair and merchandising. Age 22, single, best ofreferences. Address Ad 911 % Golfdom.

Position wanted - Pro-Greenkeeper, married, 30 yrs.old. College degree. Would aid in course maintenance.Would consider job as assistant. D. V. Ritchie, Jr.,482 2nd Ave., Yuma, Arizona.

.Caddy Master - would like to hear from an exclusiveclub seeking the best in caddy service. Can furnishfine reference. Address Ad 912 % Golfdom.

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