11k to t th nev s,Waco Turner increa es first prize in

Ardmore Op n from 2400 to 6400.Al 0 to pay bonu es for each birdie, eagle,ace, holed approach and daily lowe tround . . . Lewi K Hey now pro-mgr,Highland GC, Auburn, . Y.... R. R.Sh phard from Hillvi w GC, Fredonia,Y., to pro position at horewood ec,Dunkirk, N. Y.

Jo Dien S 0,

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Bert Purvis, Spalding up-statalesman, has our thanks for handing u

these notes from that s ction . . . DanDrier has moved from Bolivar (N. Y.) tobe pro-supt. at Bartlett CC, 01 an, N. Y.... Jim Duncan is new pro at Midvale ce,East Rochest r, N. Y.... John T. How-ard n w owner of The Elms Ge, SandyCreek, N. Y.... Bob Quinn now pro isnew pro at Watertown (N. Y.) ce

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. . . Also has a eason-long schedule ofThe ,vomen's All- tate Club compo edof women from variou state who havemoved to St. Loui ... He has two classes,advanced and beginner , weekly in addi-tion to competitive rounds from thigroup of 50.

Ray's Rays, Ray Garrett's sports col-umn in Hamilton (OJ Journal-News,features Al Mariana, supt., Hamilton'smuny Potter Park course ... Garrett payshigh tribute from city's golfers to the ex-baseballer who came out of the Marinesto enter course architecture and mainte-nance work and progressed rapidly.

Pitt burgh Field Club, outgrowth ofPittsburgh Cricket Club, ·tarted in 1882. . . Moved to pre rent ite in 1915 whereAle H. Findlay laid out the course . • .Robert Trent Jones did 'orne remodellinglast year . . . Cour 'e will play 6,670 yds.for Open qualifying • . . In 1937 PGchampionship at Pitt burgh Field Club,won by Denny hute, Byron elson wasmedali t with 68-71-139.

W. E. (Bill) Stitt, veteran sec., Oak-mont CC, has been in hospital ... Com-ing along fine, thank God, and DurableWillie will be around for the Open . . .Kansas Turf Assn. pushing for intenselypractical program and big attendance atCentral Plains Turf Foundation field dayat Wichita (Ks.) CC June 8 ... Alder-wood CC, Portland, Ore., sets $750,000 onproperty Port of Portland wants for air-port enlargement.

Ed Brugger, Kan as City, Mo., wopPark (muny) mpt., honor d at dinner forhi 20 year' of plendid ierviee • . . Morethan 100 city officials, upt., pro, parkdept. men and golfer attended... JohnF. Cornman, Cornell university turf e -pert who's done and and is doing greatjob for tate upt., pr ented with

100 check by member of tate Turfssn. with firm in tructions to sp nd it

on 'recreation" during hi' rabbatfca!leave .•. Like a lot of other guy' in thegolf bu ·ine. s John is 0 damn d busy pro-viding recr ation for other' hi' farshort of hi. quot .

E. T. Erickson, IBM CC, Poughkeepsie,N. Y., elected pres., NY State Turf Assn.... Thomas Bowen, Yahnundasis GC,Hartford, N. Y., is VP; George T. Swan-son, Cornell U. director of grounds,Ithaca, N. Y., is sec.-treas .... Directorsare Lawrence Mattei, Andrew Salerno,Thomas Bowen, Chester Taggert, WilburStone, Joseph Burbeck, James Connaugh-

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ton, Montgomery Maze, John Gormley, A.R. Twombly and George T. Swan on.

Herb Gillam, upt., Ekwanok nd Equi-no.' courses at lanch ter, Vt., ha rsigned because of illn T t nCullenward, golf wrtt r ofCall-Bulletin, and hi wif are iubllatin. . . Th y've re entl adopt d a bogirl.

Among other clubs installing practicenets near first tee for warming-up is OakRidge ce, Rahway, N. J .... Pro DannyBilly brought home the helpful idea fromHollywood, Fla .... Rutg rs Turf FieldDay will be held at New Brunswick, N. J.State Agricultural experimental station,Aug. 11 ... Lawn and general purposeturf on morning program . . . Golf turf isafternoon subject.. Ralph E. Engel incharge.

outhern Ohio PGler, Wright-Patter onBob Kepler, Ohio tat ,bu, se .-trea s.; Harry Bo er, Lo "anti-ville CC, Cincinnati, honorary pr '., nd

rt mith (Hyd Park, incinnati),Blackburn (Madden Park, Dayton), andFranci Marzolf (ork mple, olum-bu .), vsp,

Pismo Beach, Calif., plans to startcourse construction this summer . . . JoeNovak, former PGA pres., and pro atBel-Air CC (LA dist.) , survived in hisusual calm, cheerful way immense Bel-Air annual invitation ... Joe cancelledall lessons for 2 weeks . . . During the 2weeks 652 teed off in qualifying rounds,300 qualified for last 54 holes m dal . . .Calcutta party too big for clubhouse so itwas held in Beverly-Wilshire hotel withfamed picture actors among auctioneers. . . Joe got grand plug for his book "ParGolf in 8 Steps" in Braven Dyer's sportscolumn in Los Angeles Times.. Bravencited testimony of a Scottish golfer anda U. S. Army capt. in Japan, telling howJoe's book had got them playing goodgolf.

Paul P, h k " ire ton Ir Rub-ber Co. dir tor of r ration, cit Tri-

ounty ( kron, O. di rt.) Golf Propri to "s on. ational Golf Day added prize a

fin promotion patt rn . •. he Tri- ountycourse owners will ' nd 4 priz winnersfrom their cours to Oakmont on Il-pen' trip to v atch Boro and oth r inlast 36 of the ational Op n.

Bob Fry, 29, son of Sequoyah CC (Oak-land, Calif.) pro and his wife, died April

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Jo Dante, jr., West Orang (N. J.) CCpro, hires Art Novac ... John M. Winters,jr., green chmn., South rn Hills CC, Tulsa,Okla., in th lub's attractive annual"Golfer's Guide," says "The green com-mitte is most concerned over rapidly ri -ing costs of upkeep and the completlack of coop ration on the part of somem mbers which makes these costs rise"... Winters and his committee shar thatheadache with many other gr en commit-te men and th hell of it is that at somof the b st clubs the problem i just abad - or wors - than at some publiccourses.

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Connecticut Horticultural oci ty pre-s nt "Blue Seal Cultural Award" toConnecticut Assn. of Golf Course Supts.fo exhibit demonstrating 10 step inbuilding the home lawn and miniatureturfed xhibition of section of golf coursebringing out idea that "fairways of todayare lawns of tomorrow."

Ben and Valeri Hogan had 1 th wed-ding anniversary party at Augusta (Ga.)National GC after Mast rs ... Cliff Rob-

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CONTENTS

Front(over

First hole at Birmingham (Mich.) CC where PGA championship willbe played July 1-7. The hole is 525 yds., with the green opening tothe left. And the green is rather closely trapped for a long approachshot. The bunker in the angle of the left-bending dog-leg starting holewill catch the long-hitters who try to bite off a lot but who hit a ball

that's too low.

winging round Golf .Big ork on mall Club Profe ional JobKeep Bent Green Great Year-round in ArizonaCour e Record that Help Do the Job BellerHogan' hop at Tamari k ..How to Plan Fertilizing Work for B t R uItThink of" ember Fir t" and Getth RightBuilt in "The Fore t Primeval" ...

ield E tend d to ombat Plant

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. By D an mith 36By Charles chale tock 40

By L. R. hi ld 48By Johnnie Kinder 52

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SWINGI G AROUND GOLF(Continued from page 96)

manufacture ' repre entative, ChicagoDi trict men' and women' a oclationofficials and golf write .

Southern California PGA recommenda-tions for speeding up slow play now be-ing displayed in clubhouses, locker-roomsand pro shops . . . In suggesting 10 ideasfor faster play the SC PGA appeals to"all professionals and amateurs" and saysprofessional golfers are probably theworst offenders in slow play . . . WesternGolf Assn. hoping to get date other thanMemorial day week-end for its 1954 West-ern Open '.' Lot of golfers playing thisweek end and stars exhibitions in gen-eral demand for this week-end . . . Hoganexhibition booking rather heavy this sum-mer, preventing his play in Western Open. . . With the Evans caddie scholarshipfund beneficiary of Western Open that'san event that would be fine public rela-tions for Ben in view of his caddie back-ground.

Johnny Bulla igned for winter jobpro at Paradi alley C ., now beingcon tructed at cott dale (near Pho nix),

riz. . . . Harold Math on now pro atLincoln (Ill.) ... Bob h r r, runn r-up in ational Publin , now a t. to har-Ie Grant t outh ide , D catur, DI.

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Jack McAuliffe SponsorGirl Pro Round-Robin

John E. McAuliffe is angel for the 7500round-robin tournament for girl pros, July2, 3, 4, 5 at new Shackamaxon CC, West-field, N. J. This new event follows the firstUSGA Women's Open at Rochester, andwill have an invited field of 16 leadingwomen pros. McAuliffe's Triangle Conduitand Cable Co., Shackamaxon and theLadies' PGA are co-sponsors of the tourna-ment.

Proceeds from the tournament will begiven to charities. McAuliffe's companyis putting up the prize money. The com-petition will be played on the same bastsas the Palm Beach annual invitationround-robin, one of the most interestingevents in men pros' competition.

McAuliffe is a veteran golf enthusiast,a member of Baltusrol and Plainfield inNew Jersey and Everglades and Seminolein Florida and other clubs where he hasbeen active in vents as player andtournament official. He is president ofthe Triangle Conduit and Cable Co., Inc.,makers of plastic pipe that is coming intoextensive use for golf course watering.

New Shackamaxon, which was convert-ed to a private club last year, is in excel-lent condition and has a n w clubhou .

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