Complete Coif Course Construction

MOORE GOLF, INC. D I V I S I O N O F

MOORE, KELLY & REDDISH, INC. Roads, Lakes, Playing Fields, Irrigation Systems

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Swinging Around Golf • > (Continued from page 18)

- ""When the final round of the Ladies P G A

Championship is telecast by NBC from

Stardust in Las Vegas, Oct . 13. it will b e

the first time the women will be seen in

competit ive surroundings on a nat ionwide

TV hookup.

National Senior Open, to be played Nov. 20-24, will be held at Del Webb's

' "Son City, Ariz., retreat for retired citi-

zens . . . More than .'300 50-and-older golf-

ers will compete for $23,000 in prize

money and awards over two courses . . .

Dutch Harrison is the defending pro Sen-

ior champion and Fred Mahcu will be

attempting to make it two straight titles

against the amateurs . , . Ocean Reef on

. , North Key Largo, Fla., in its 12th season,

has improved its 18-hole course during

• *the summer as part of an eight-step pro-

gram of expanding and improving the

„ entire resort setup . . . Bob Toski, Bill

Nichols and Charlie Staples are in charge

j of the golf end of the recreation com-

munity.

_ Trans-Mississippi G A , which has its

headquarters in Fort Wor th , has set dates

' " fo r two of its 1964 tournaments , . . The

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Amateur will he played at Broadmoor C C

in Colorado Springs, July 6-12 . . . T-

MGA's Senior will be held in Las Vegas,

Mar. 23-26 . . . Trans-Miss has a scholar-

ship fund for boys interested in turf sci-

ence and whose objective is to become

course supts. . . . Four youngsters are

being helped wi th their schooling at the

present t ime and two more will be given

aid in 1963-64 . . , Goif Wri ter Cu ido

Cribari of the Reporter Digest in Wh i t e

Plains, N.Y. , recently potted his first hole-

in-one after 27 years of trying.

Byron Nelson recently stated that play-

ers of his era hardly ever hit a ball hard,

but strived for plenty of rhythm . . .

"The hard flitters," cjtioth Byron, "play

spectacularly at t ime, but they also have

their dips." . . . Bill Casper says that may-

be Dow Finsterwald is the best putter of

them all , . . " H e doesn't always hit the

greens in regulation figures," Big Bill

observes, "but he keeps his scores down."

. , . Bob Gardner won the recent Ike Ama-

teur at W inged Foot by coming from be-

hind to n ip Dick Sidemwf, 290 to 291.

Edd ie Bush, pro at K em wood C C , Sa-

lem, Mass., to be winter pro at North Palm

Beach, F la„ this year . . , Bush's assistant,

Burl Dale, will handle pro duties at North

Palm Beach in the summer . . . Neil Whi te ,

returning to pro status, to be professional .

at new Borrego Springs Park (Calif.) C C ^

which opens its first course (a Par-3) th is "

fall . . . Congratulations to Midwest Assn.

of Gol f Course Supts. on its membership

directory and by-laws booklet . . . Al l 11

major U.S. airlines now have set low prices

for haul ing coif equ ipment . . , Western

Air Lines, which introduced the practice, >

continues to charge 52 and $3 for some v

flights . . . On other lines the charge is $•!

. . . Between West Coast cities and Hawai i

it is $9.

Itoland Wingate, who resigned as pro

at Fort Myers (Fla.) C C , to limit his

work to a summer fob, is pro at Dub l in

Lake CC , Dubl in , N .H . , . . John R. Cog-

hill, president, Silver Lake C C (Chicago

dist.), has opened Roll ing Hills Par-3 nine "

. . , Abbevil le (Ala.) Realty Co. bui ld ing *

nine and clubhouse, on 133 acres . . ,

K m est E . Smith, Tequesta, Jupiter, Fla.,

designed and bui l t new nine for Riomar

CC , Vero Beach, Fla., and rebuilt Mart in

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C O L B Y PIONEER PEAT Product! tor bu i ld ing and m*intolni i»g golf g reen i are avai lab le far prompt shipment. BLACK—cultivated f i n * mi l led fo r top d r e u i n g

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J . P R E S S M A X W E L L

Golf Course Architect

Member :

American Society of Gol f Course Architect*

! Design

3855 WALNUT KILL LANE

DALLAS, TEXAS

TEL F l 3*8889

Construct ion

BOX 767

ASPEN, COLO.

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Bert Daigie GOLF CO. 3030 SUMMER AVE.

MfMPHIS 13, TENN.

Coun t C C , Stuart, Fla. , and I lobe Sound

„ (Flu.) C C .

Ilawley Quicr and friends building a de • luxe course at Moslem Springs, Pa., nor th

of Heading, to plans of George Faz io . . .

. Hurry Rubendal l , pro at Freeport (111.)

C C , got a laugh out of a line at an ac-

countants' association tourney recently

p layed at his c lub . . . Tbe line read:

f 'Scores wi l l be accepted as turned in —

f wil l not be re-added. Please be accurate."

, . . Harry says if accountants make mis-

takes in golf scores maybe others can be

forgiven , . . E igh th annua l Suncoast

Seniors championship to be played at Sun-

- set G & C C , St. Petersburg, Fla, , Jan. 7-11,

1964.

The forgotten man in this day of the golf car is the caddiemaster . . . Yet, I

1 don't recall a year when champion players

• have had so many good things to say

about the selection and training of the

kids w h o carry tbe bags . . . Fred W ,

• Anders at C C of Brookline turned out an

all-star bunch of caddies, according to

players in the Nat ional Open . . . E d

Barr at Beverly C C where Western Open

was plaved for benefit of Evans Cadd ie

Scholarship F u n d , also had many boys w h o

won high commendat ion of the players

, Barr is tbe caddiemaster w h o intro-

duced use of batters' helmet by caddies

in a crowded practice area.

Joe jemsek opens his third 18 at Cog

Hi l l in suburban Ch icago . , . D ick Wi lson

designed it . . . Wi l son also designed the

fourth course Joe is bu i ld ing at C o g Hi l l

. , . That makes two 18s Joe has at St.

Andrews, an I S at Fresh M e a d o w and

one at C lenwood ie , a nd four by 1965 at

Cog Hi l l . , . O u r Joe is do ing right wel l

for a smart, hardwork ing former caddie

w h o first appl ied his genius in golf busi-

ness to getting St. Andrews mak i ng money

. . . H e s also got pieces of golf a nd other

sports T V shows.

Luca Barbato, pro at Oukbournc C C ,

Lafayette, La., shares in runn ing a tourna-

ment of 912 o i lmen played over four days

on the Oakbourne and Lafayette munici-

pa l courses . . . The tournament is 11

years o ld . . . Its field this year was m a d e

u p of men from 14 states . . . The budget

(Continued on page 98)

Golf Club Operations, Inc.

offering

" T H E D E V E L O P M E N T P A C K A G E '

Design Construction Operation

5715 East 3rd Ave. Denver 20, Colorado

Sin if felon ~-9rrujafion -Syitemi,

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M a n c h e s t e r - b y - t h e - S e a , Mass .

JAckson 6-4649

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Engineers, Consultants & Installers Manua l , Semi-Automatic or Automat ic Cort(roJ»

P a r k s Sftaver Jet Is Profitable Pro Shop Item

Parks Shaver Jet, made by Parks Products,

7421 Woodrow Wilson d r „ Hollywood 40, Cal i f . ,

is said to Ixh guaranteed to

give closer, fuster shaves with

all popular electric razors. The

manufacturer points out that

the Jet, used with an electric

razor, is like putt ing etiiyt gas

in a fine car. I t is a high

profit item, well advertised,

and is a product that a man

will waul to have at the chit;

as well as in his home. Pro

inquiries are invited by Parks

Pnwlncts.

" 1 7 0 " and "19(1". I t has the same dimensions

as most original equipment car batteries except

that its height has been increased by I S inches.

I t wil l fit most of the electric cars in use to-

day.

J o n e s , Ross R e p r e s e n t Arnold Palmer Company

Carl Ross ( 1 ) is a sales rep for the Arnold

Palmer Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., and Oscar

Jones has been oamed branch manager of the

Trojan's New "217" Increases Useable Golf Car Power

Trojan Battery Co. , 724 E . 61st St., Los

Angeles 1, Cal i f . , is introducing what is said

to be a greatly improved golf car battery, the

Trojan Mileage Master " 217 " . Its 217 amp

hour capacity is estimated to increase useable

ear power by 40 per cent. At the end of 36

holes, according to the manufacturer, the " 2 1 7 "

has 40 per cent reserve capacity left. The new

battery is designed and engineered to withstand

deep cycling service, catting down un deteriora-

tion. The " 2 1 7 " is in addition to Trojan's

company's Western division. Boss covers South-

ern Cal i f , and Ariz, Jones is in charge of the

office and warehouse in the city of Commerce

that the Palmer firm Is opening in the L . A . area.

Jones previously was with the Walter Hngen

Co. Arnold Palmer products are sold only in

pro shops.

^ohn r-*t)arreth G O I F COURSE ARCHITECT

Registered Professional Engineer

Illinois No. 2117

D e s i g n W»f/i M a i n t e n a n c e in Mind Contour Control

Irrigation & Drainage N o s e l e s s & A u t o m a t i c

S p r i n k l e r Systems 4545 Lincoln Hwy.—Matteson, III.

Phone (Area code 312) 7 4 8 0 0 8 7

GEOFFREY S. CORNISH Golf

Course Architect

F i d d l e r ' s G r e e n Amherst, Mais.

Phone: Alpine 3-3913

James (!. Harrison Ferdinand Garbin G O L F C O U R S E A R C H I T E C T S

M e m b e r

A m e r i c a n S o c i e t y o f G o l f C o u r s e A r c h i t e c t *

246 Harrison Road R. R. 2, Box 186 * Turtle Creek, Pa. Export, Pa,

8 2 3 - 3 4 4 4 3 2 7 - 4 7 0 4

Potty Berg, W i l t o n staff member, g e t i a lift with her clubs from G a i l Kriese, air l ine hostess, as she prepares to d e p o r t on six-week European tour. She is presently conducting clinics in eight coun-Jries in a d v a n c i n g interest in go l f . Last fall, Patty made a tr iumphal tour of J a p a n . This is Ihe third European trip for the all-time l e a d i n g money win-

ner a m o n g women professionals.

r Spuzich on MacGregor Staff San&l Ann Spuzich, who lias been a remilar

on the Ladies PGA circuit sin err last fall, has

been added to the women's advisory staff of the

MacGregor Co. A native of Indianapol is , Sandra

has a B.S. degree in physical education from

Indiana University, She has finished in the

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iGOLF COURSE OWNERS MJIGN . COKSntUCTtON . UNDSUflNO . All SUPPllfi

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G O L F C O U R S E C O N S T R U C T I O N

B Y C O N T R A C T

V A N B U S K I R K C O N S T . C O .

G r a d i n g , Superv is ion, I r r i g a t i o n

a n d S e e d i n g

Free Est imates

G U A R A N T E E D W O R K

215 Bensen B ldg. , S ioux C i ty , I o w a

Ph. 5 8 4 H a w a r d e n . l a .

Ph. 5 - 3 6 1 2 S ioux C i ty , l a .

money in a half dozen tournaments this year.

She tied for third in the Spartanburg Open anil

t ied for fourth in the recent Cosmopolitan Open

In Kockton, 111.

Toro 's S n o w b o u n d H a s W i n t e r i z e d E n g i n e

Toro Manufacturing Corp. , Minneapolis, M inn . ,

produces three Snowhounds, the 20-inch, 21-

inch and 25-inch

(shown in photo) .

The 25-inch model

is powered by a

completely winter-

ized S hp, 4-cyele

engine. The exclu-

sive "Electro-Start"

is said to insure fast

starting at even 20

d. 'gs. below zero. A

special solid fluting

reduces spillover and

spr ing- loaded pad-

dles eject foreign objects without damage to

rotor, shear pins or chains. The model has

"W in te r gr ip" tires thai can be fitted with

chains and heavy duty pivoting skids. The chute

swings through a 270-deg. arc, controls are

mounted on the p low type handle and gas capa-

city is one gallon.

r

ROBERT TRENT JONES Member:

Amcrlten Society ot dolt Caurtc Atchitsctt

Golf Course

A rchitect

20 Vcsey Street

T e h Beck m a n 3-1023

N E W Y O R K , N. Y .

R O B E R T B R U C E H A R R I S

<5olf <3oursc architect MUtlU AUfiiCiN SOOtir or COU COvni AiCtmlCtt

645 N.MtCHICAN AVfNVt CHICAGO 11 * l i t . J

WH/ f t h i l l 4- i J JO

IHC Introduces Two New Cub Cadet Models

International Harvester Co. has introduced two

International Cub Cadet factors — the 7 hp

No. 70 and the 10 hp No, 100. New features

added to the tractors include a 10 hp engine

on the 100 modct for users want ing greater

power and standard electric starting. Otherwise,

the 70 and 100 are identical. E(]nipped with

a 38-inch, 3-bladc International rotary mower,

tliey can mow an acre of fine turf in an hour.

Both units have four-cycle, one cylinder air

cooled engine, two-wheel brakes, heavy duty

transmission and automotive steering.

Koehler Named Sales Manager

by U.S. Rubber Company Fred P. Koehler has been named nat ional*

sales manager for U.S. Rubber Co's golf equip-

ment dept. Koehler has been

with this company for 12

years and in 1960 was named

manager of field sates promo-

tion for the golf division. In

this capacity he has worked

closely with USR's profession-

al staff and the field sales

organization. In 1961, Koeh-

ler helped to develop and in-

troduce the Hoyal golf equip-

ment line. Fred is a native

of Jeffersonvtlle, Ind . , is ait

Air Force veteran and makes

his home in Rehoboth, Mass., with his wife and -

sir children.

Graph-Check Book Should Be Studied with the Pro t

Arnold Palmer's Graph-Check System For G u l ^

is a loose-leaf hook containing sequences ot

action pictures of shots taken with the Graph-

Check camera. I t is a book that a golf student w

should read with liis teaching professional. The

Graph-Check camera, with its sheet of eight j

Polaroid fast action pictures of consecotive stages

WILLIAM P. BELL & SON GOLF C O U R S E A R C H f T E C T S

Member: American Society

• I Gol f Course Architects •

544 Sierra Vista Avenue

P a s a d e n a , C a l i f o r n i a

S y c a m o r e 3 - 4 9 4 4 A t l a n t i c 7 - 1 9 3 3

GOLF COURSE CONSTRUCTION By CONTRACT

MAODOX CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Since 1933

FREE ESTIMATES, COMPLETE FACILITIES. GUARANTEED WORK.

Phones: TRemonf 9-3943

Hickory 3-2411

584-0315

fiotovia. III.

Danville, III.

St. Charles, III.

of the swing, gives the pupi l the picture of him-

self as the pro sees h im. Apply ing the lessons of

the pictures is a teaching specialist's job.

Action pictures of golfers are not interpreted

easily, as good us the Graph-Check camera

•pictures are. They need the vertical line at the

ceotcr of the head at address, and the horizontal

lines at the knees, hips and shoulders so that

changes of position ere plainly seen. This is

the method developed for the Golf ing magazine

Sequence series after consultation with many

teaching pros. Palmer in the Graph-Check book

outlines the fundamentals of instruction motion

picture reading and application.

Hardie Sprayers Receive World Wide Acceptance

Hardie Manufactur ing Co., Inc. , produces

various sprayer models in its plant at 4200

Wissahicken ave., in Philadelphia. It moves into

H o g a n Stretch G l o v e G i v e s " B a r e Hand" Feel

The Ben Hogan Stretch golf glove is said to

give a distinctive "bare hand " feel. It is hand-

crafted of the highest quality

leather with strong, yet sen-

sitive, stretch nylon inserts.

Color combinations include

"beige/self, coffee/beige, black

/red, pearl/black and maize

/black. Stretch gloves feature

two sizes to fit all hands: A

for small, medium and large;

and B for largo and extra . _ _ _ _ _ _

large. They are available in left hand only.

the new, larger quarters in 1962 when it

merged With the American Pulley Co. I n busi-

ness for 65 years, Hardie exports its products

to practically every country in the world. I n

the photo, an L-SOA Aero-Mist Sprayer-Duster

is being given a final inspection before being

sent through the paint line. Tliis unit is widely

used for spraying trees and shrubs and in

mosquito control.

Golf Club Management Company 75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago 1; Phone 563-1589

Specia l ized Consulting Services in: • All pf rate* of club operation* * Organi-rar ion-new or operat ing cfufai • l o n g range planning m New cfvb development • Man-agement selection 4 supervision * Inter im or temporary management Our staff of trained executive and profes-sional personnel are now avai lab le nationally. We have established and executed success-fully a p lan for tound new club development.

Wr i te ar col l far fu l l information

RALPH PLUMMER GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Member, American Society of Golf Court* Architect!

6455 Woodstock Rood * Fart Werth 16, Texas

Pershing 6-4315

A L F R E D H . T U L L

G O L F C O U R S E A R C H I T E C T

Member

American Society of Golf Course Architects

L A R C H M O N T , N . Y .

T E L . T E 4 - 4 0 1 7

the wadsworth company

70S PLAINFtELD ROAD. DOWNERS GROVE, ILLINOIS TELEPHONE WOODLAND 8-235!.

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G u r t d e r s o n Firm Markets Non-Breakable T h e r m o s

Cuuderson Co i f Ball Co., Inc. , 1910 8lh avc.,

Lake Wor th , F la . , is marketing the Caddy Cool-

er, a non-break able thermos. Made of polyethy-

W o o d N o m e d President of AMF Western Tool 4

George I. Wood , Jr.. formerly executive Vp, lias been named president of A M F Western

Tool , Inc., Des Moines, la . ,

manufacturer 'if powered lawn

equipment and golf cars.

American Machine & Foundry

purchased Western Tool in

July, A mechanical engineer-

ing graduate nf Iowa State U.,

Wood worked Eor Cicnn L .

Martin Co . until jo in ing the

Marine corps in Wor ld W a r

I I . After the war he was

named chief of Western Tool's

engineering department. In

1948 lie was elected vp of that firm. Two years

hilcr he was named a director and in 1960, .

became executive vp. A M F Western Tool has

plants in Des Moines and Gainesville, Gu . f

lent: plastic, [I holds 16 fluid ounces and can be

easily attached to golf enrt or car. Complete

information about the cooler and C under sort's

Catalog can be obtained by writing to the com-

pany. G undersoil also is looking for jobbers

for its products.

MoUlnckrodt Chemical Works, Second & Mall-

inekrodt sts.( St, Louis 7, points out that two

items in its "Summer 'l'orl News" shontd Ire -

ol interest to supts. One is "One , Two Punch

KO's Brown Patch" (page 1 ) and the other.

" H o w to Save Money Wi thou t Really Trying" i

(page 2 ) , which discusses fungicides. _

FRANCIS J. DUANE G o l f C o u r s e A r c h i t e c t

735 iPoit (Was.!xington 'jBouit.vaid

<Poit <Wa±£(ngton, O., <1/.

5 1 6 — P O R T W ASHINGTON 7-7&5i

GOLF COURSE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

EDMUND B. AULT GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Alosfer Planning of Complete Site

11607 G r o n d v i e w A v e n u e Si lver S p r i n g , M a r y l a n d

W H i t e h o l l 2 - 0 7 1 6

W I T T E K f o r the b e s t o f t h e l a t e s t i n

RANGE-PAR 3 MINIATURE

EQUIPMENT - SUPPLIES - FIXTURES Write for complete catalog

Wittek Golf Range Supply Co., Inc. 5128 W. North Av . Chicago 39, III.

MAGIC FLUFF F l o o r C o v e r i n g S p i k e R e s i s t a n t

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M A G I C F L U F F T e e M a t s

K e e p s c l u b s f r o m m a r r i n g .

H. M. WISE 212 Helen Ave, , Man i f i t let, Ohio

Turfco's Quick-Flow Valve Said to Increase Efficiency

* Turfco Industries, P O But 571 ,

„ Ken more, Washington, bos intro-

duced a Quick-Flow quick coup-

ling valve that is said to deliver

a higher and more efficient flow.

Its feature is n hytlraulically en-

gineered opening in the plunger

cage that gives the valve added

reliability under all types of ad-

' v i t « ' working conditions. Clog-

g i n g from sand and debris is

reduced because of the opening.

The Quick-Flow is of all brass,

one-piece construction and all

working parts are removable.

Valve and coupler key are inter-

changeable with most standard

existing installation!,

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Jack Cupil (i) and Jock Nicklom (r), MocGregor staff members, discuss the refinements of o Moc-Gregor club with Dick Bennett of the Brunswick sporting goods division and Ted Beniinger, com-pany president. Photo was token ot the Western

Open.

N e w H e n d e r s o n T o o f >

Henderson Mfg. Co. , Fisher, 111., will soon

llnveil a 28-inch self-propelled l awn tool wh ich

mows, renovate* and sweeps in a single or

separate operation. Finger-tip control wil l ad-

just the depth of cut and permi t variation of

travel speed. The new design greatly resembles

the standard reel mower form with a ball-bear-

ing roller immediately behind the cotter.

f o r U p g r a d i n g P o w e r O u t p u t

In a recent edition of "Kohler Engines in Ac-

tion*', il was pointed out that a new starter in

the Kohler line, the 8-HP K181 , is « natural

for distributors or service dealers who want tn

upgrade a customer's tractor, golf car or p u m p

with a replacement eng ine of higher horsepower.

It bits a displacement of 18.63 cubic inches.

THE KRO-KAR Q U A L I T Y B U I L T G O L F C A R S

KRO-KAR users have something I to crow about!

Several territories open for deol-eri. Write for deoler ogreement

K R O - K A R I N C , 55 M a r k e t S . W . , G r a n d R a p i d s 2, Mich.

HIGHLAND COLONIAL BENTGRASS for

G r e e n s • Tees • F a i r w a y s • a n d R o u g h

In many placet in the South, Highland Colonial it working well for foil overieeding in mix-tures with Oregon-grown fine fescues and bluegrau.

OREGON HIGHLAND BENTGRASS COMMISSION E g l 1213 Tyler St. Corvallii, Oregon H j S E f

F R O M PLANNING TO PLAY A Complete Construction Service f rom Golf C o u r t * Specialists

* Consul tat ion • Design • I r r igat ion • Landscaping * Con struct i *n

D. J . WESTERGARD, Inc. TUTTLE ROAD PHONE 757-0440 WATCH UNG, N. J.

WILLIAM JAMES SPEAR G O L F C O U R S E A R C H I T E C T

J U N O * . * 1 4 0

ALEXANDER G. McKAY Golf Course A r c h i t e c t

DESIGN ond CONSTRUCTION Green Bui lding Specialists

Phone 586-5467 P.O. Box 176 Mor r is lown, Tenn.

CHARLES E. STEWART G O L F C O U R S E

I R R I G A T I O N ENGINEER

Reports • Design • Supervision

18357 Homewood Ave., Hamewood, III. Phong :3V 8-39IB

E D W A R D L A W R E N C E

PACKARD GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Fleetwood 2-2113 I I SovA La Grange Road l a

H O R A C E W. SMITH GOLF COUHSE ARCHITECT

(Juality C o n s t r u c t i o n

I ' l i o n r : S 8 4 - A 1 0 1

Worcester. Pa. 2 miles from Norristown, Pa.

THE P E R f ECT P A C K A G E D S H E L T E R !

Wilson Develops Air Transit Bag Cover for U n i t e d

Wilson Sporting Goods Co. has developed a

tough, durable cover that enables golfers to

protect their bags and clubs while traveling. It

fit EIGHT PAID KW1K-BILT, INC. Box 6834, Dollai 19, Tex,

Judy Spoth displays Wilson-United Cover.

is made of pliable vinyl plastic and en closes

uny size golf bag. The cover was made es-"

peeially for United Air Lines which ordered

more than 2,1300 copies in the first two months

after it was introduced. United ships clubs any-

where in its system for $4 and charges $9 for

shipping them from L .A . or Son Francisco to

Hawai i .

W o f s f i Appointed A s s i s t a n t Promotion Director by Wilson

Thomas J , Walsh has been appointed assistant

director of goll promotion by Wilson Sporting

Goods Co, A 28-year man wi th

the company, Wa lsh , since

1950, has been in charge of

procurement and distribution

of golf clubs for tbe company.

In his new assignment, Wa lsh

will work iti all phases of

promotion and act as a field

rep working with professional

staff members. Joe Wol fe is

director of Wilson's golf pro-

motion department.

Tom Walsh