Major Problems Highlight Managers' Report

The 19th annual convention of the Club Managers association of America , Febru-ary 16th to 19th, Pennsylvania Hotel, New York City, will revolve about the seven main problems of club supervision, accord-ing to assn. sec'y, Fred H. Bernet , Missouri Athletic Club, St . Louis, Mo.

Subjects to be given the l imelight are: 1. Outlook on F u t u r e Marke t s (Equipment , Liquor and Food) . 2. Economies By New and Improved Machinery and Methods in Kitchen and Laundry. 3. Club Interior Decorat ing and Modernization. 4. Modern Sani ta ry Methods. 5. Employer-Employee Relations. 6. Benefits and Re t i r emen t Plans for the Club. 7. Modern Account ing Me-thods for the Club.

Speakers a l ready scheduled include such outs tanding author i t ies as Doro thy Draper on Decorat ing; Mr. J a m e s McCarthy, Sec'y New York City Hotel Associat ion on Employer-Employee Relat ions; and Pro-fessor J a m e s Muldowney on Accounting.

Round-table discussions will be held on "Town, Country , Beach and Yach t Clubs". Members ' wives will find an a le r t enter ta in-ment commit tee has many surpr i ses for them. Pres . Er ic G. Koch, Nor th Hills GC, Douglaston, L.I., N.Y., an t ic ipa tes a record a t tendance fo r the four-day conference.

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TRENCHFOOT TOURNAMENT IS FROSTY BUT F U N

Bill Priaulx, Shoop P a r k pro, Racine Dist., Wis., s t re tched the region's golf sea-son to the u t m o s t with a "Trenchfoot Tournamen t " on December 29th a t Kil-bourn CC, Racine, in three feet of snow and 15 degrees of Wisconsin cold.

The novel contest , won by Hank Kaiser,

Toasting Kaiser, the winner, are (left to right) Mike Bencriscutto, Larry Hjortness, and Louis Zickus. The Racine Amateur trio tied for runners-

up honors with 4l's.

pro at Racine 's Johnson Pa rk , who fired a f r o s t y 40, d rew 79 contestants . Wi th en-t r i e s f r o m every southern Wisconsin city, 18 holes of medal p lay were planned, bu t a shor t age of colored golf balls forced cancel-lat ion of the final nine. Although more t h a n 300 balls were reported lost in the snow, the players declared tha t a creditable and fun-packed g a m e could be played un-der the "impossible" winter conditions.

Pr iaulx has scheduled Dec. 28 nex t win-t e r for the same event.

KILL Chinch Bugs & Grubs with D. D. T. Dust Broad Leaf Weeds with 2 4-D Dust Insects & Weeds with a combination dust Patented Turf Duster, (capacity 25 acres a day) and material available for rental — contract estimates given.

R. B. HAMILTON SUPPLY CO. "Golf Course Supplies" Roslyn, Long Island, N. Y.

Extermination Division: Fred J. Faulkner Dealers solicited Tel. Roslyn 400

WILLIAM B. LANGFORD Golf Architect

Balanced Topographical Detign Telephone: Keystone 6501

2405 Grace Street, Chicago Illinois

C A R L S U E D H O F F I S H O N O R E D

Plaque bearing names of over 250 members of Fort Wayne C C is presented Carl J. Suedhoff, gen. mgr., by members of sponsoring committee. L. to R.: David Cunningham, Donnelly P. McDonald, E. J. Gallmeyer, Carl Suedhoff, C . C . Oberly, Frank E. Bohn, Charles H. Buesching and Ermin P. Ruf.

"From Rags To Riches" or "How To Get Your Club Out of the Red" might well have been the theme of the testimonial banquet honoring Carl Suedhoff's 20 years as sec'y-mgr. of F o r t Wayne (Ind.) CC las t month. For under his guidance tha t is exactly what happened.

When Suedhoff took office in Jan., 1926, the For t Wayne club had consistently shown a loss and its members were paying annual assessments for operat ing expenses.

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"AGRICO DOES A BETTER J O B - W E PROVED IT!"

RALPH LEOPAkDI, Supt. of Grounds, Atlantic City, N. J. Country Club

"We fertilized part of our fairways with Agrico and part with another fertilizer of the same analysis," writes Mr. Leo-pardi. "There was no comparison—the Agrico-fed turf had a darker green color, held that color all year, and the grass was much thicker — weeds just didn't have a chance." Use Agrico for best re-s u l t s — order now from your regular supplier, phone nearest A.A.C. Sales Office, or write to The AMERICAN AG-R ICULTURAL CHEMICAL C o . , 50 C h u r c h Street, New York 7, N. Y.

AGRICO & u * t t r u f & c d

The club was burdened with a first mor t -gage, a second mor tgage , and owed ap-proximately $25,000 to a number of mem-bers with interest long overdue.

A year la ter the club showed a profit and has been in the black every yea r since Suedhoff 's arr ival . A t the present the club holds a comfor table reserve and boas t s m^ny significant improvements including a f a i r w a y sprinkler system.

Previous t r ibu te to Suedhoff 's manage-m e n t was made dur ing the w a r when the club was awarded ci tat ions by the a r m y and navy fo r aid in recrui t ing and fo r its en te r t a inment of servicemen s ta t ioned a t Baer Field nearby.

A t the banque t honoring him and a t -tended by a lmost 300 members of the club, Suedhoff was presented a plaque bea r ing the names of all those in a t tendance .

VETS E V E N T S SCHEDULED — Ex-aminat ion of club tournament schedules fo r 1947 so f a r received by GOLFDOM show tha t a number of clubs have listed events for members who were in mi l i t a ry service. Varia t ions include a r m y vs. navy events and events in which each vet selects a pa r t ne r f r o m members who were not in mi l i ta ry service.

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ROBERT TRENT JONES

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NEW YORK, N. Y.

F U N G U S R E S I S T A N T FESCUE — Despite I technical advances, a lawn that shaves itself has not been found. Approaching that ideal, excelling advance claims in actual trial, is a grass strain that resists drouth and hard usage, that thrives in thin-soil cemeteries with abundant shade, and on sun-baked fairways, tees, airports and lawns, says F. H. Woodruff & Sons, Inc. Test of the new strain, a creeping red fescue introduced by USDA agrostologist, Dr . Harry A. Schoth under the name Ill-a-hee, came last summer when epidemic anthracnose struck the entire red fescue family. That fungus disease, first identified with grapes in France but now widespread in this country, did negligible damage to Ill-a-hee as compared with other creeping red and chewings red fescue strains. W i t h an ample supply of state sealed and certified seed on hand to offset existing short supply of Kentucky bluegrass, the Woodruff organization of Milford, Conn., distributors, say Ill-a-hee may replace bluegrass on acid soils of Northeastern United States.

P E N S F O R A C E S — R e y n o l d s P e n Co., C h i c a g o , w i l l p r e s e n t a n y w h o m a k e a h o l e - i n - o n e o r a d o u b l e e a g l e ( D o - D o ) a R e y n o l d s p e n a n d a m e m b e r s h i p in t h e R e y n o l d s H o l e - i n - O n e a n d D o - D o C l u b . A p -p l i c a n t s m u s t h a v e h a d t h e i r f e a t w i t n e s s e d b y 2 o r m o r e p e r s o n s . T h e f a c t s of t h e e v e n t m u s t i n c l u d e t h e d a t e , n u m b e r of t h e hole , s i g n a t u r e s of w i t n e s s e s a n d a l e t t e r s e n t e i t h e r b y t h e c l u b m a n a g e r o r p r o . D a t a m u s t b e s e n t t o R e y n o l d s H o l e - I n - O n e C lub , 1550 N . F r e m o n t St . , C h i c a g o 22, 111.

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John Bean Mfg. Co. POWER SPRAYERS for weed control; appl icat ion of dollar spot preventatives; liquid fertilizers and tree spraying. Spring delivery.

Rainbird Sprinklers and Nelson Valves; Heads only, No. 20 covers to 84 f t . $2.75; No. 40 covers to 102 ft . $5.50; No. 70 covers to 147 f t . $7.90; No. 80 covers to 215 ft. $15.70; 18" roller bases $5.50 each.

Wilgro 5-10-5 organic base fertilizer $59.00 f.o.b. Chicago, III. This is a good fer-tilizer for greens and fairway work.

Please write for complete folders on these items. Ask for our 1947 Cata log of Golf Course Supplies, ready about March 1st. All prices subject to change without notice.

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ARLINGTON BENT GRASS ( C I ) Bulletins from U. S. G. A. Green Section, Belts-ville, Md., or Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, will guide you in the selection of a bent grass suitable for your area.

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W O O D S I D E BENT G R A S S NURSERIES R. F. D. No. 4 — Des Moines 13, Iowa

A L F R E D H. TULL Golf Course Architect

420 Lexington Avenue

N E W Y O R K 17, N. Y.

Place orders now for early delivery Outdoor Drinking Fountains

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Putting On a Front (Continued from page 34)

is in a position permitting him to be in-dependent of the basis on which most club officials rate employees—the basis of ap-pearing successful and backing up that ap-pearance by performance. Too often green-keepers reverse that basis. They perform excellently on their jobs and think that's all that is needed to win for them the high esteem of the membership. It isn't. Then the greater percentage of the members are inclined to think of the greenkeeper—if they think of him at all—about as they think of the janitor of a building in which they live; somebody to cuss out when the heat isn't adequate. At the salaries janitors are paid in metropolitan cities they can stand such mild complaint as union regu-lations permit them to receive. The green-keeper at his salary is seldom so fortunate-ly situated.

The greenkeeper and supply man whose conversation started this piece were right and the thoughtful greenkeepers must ad-mit it. There has to be more of an im-portant "front" put on by most green-keepers holding important jobs at good clubs.

C R E E P I N G B E N T S T O L O N S — F R O M T H E M O U N T A I N S O F N O R T H C A R O L I N A

The finest and most prolific Bent G r a s s that has come under my observat ion in 35 years ' exper ience in g row ing grass for putting greens. Free of weeds and clover.

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BREVARD COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY, E. E. FRASER, PROP. Brevard, N o r t h Ca r o l i n a

E. A. JACOBSEN NAMED GENERAL MANAGER

E. A. Jacobsen, vice-president of Jacobsen Manufacturing Company, Racine, Wis. , has been appointed General Manager by the Board of Directors, it was announced recently. T h e action of the board affords O. T. Jacobsen, President, more time in which to direct the company's rapid growing subsidiaries, the Worth ington Mower Corporation, Stroudsburg, Pa., and the Johnstown Lawn Mower Corporation, Ottumwa, Iowa.

Re-elected officers are: O. T. Jacobsen, presi-dent ; E. A. Jacobsen, vice-president and general manager Racine p lan t ; W . J. Evans, vice-president in charge of purchase; and J. F. Costello, secre-tary and treasurer.

In addition to power and hand mowers Jacob-sen manufactures jet and reciprocal pumps for home water systems.

GOLF PIONEER DIES One of golf ' s bes t known old- t imers died

December 27th a t his home in Charleston, W. Va. Edward Galligan, 67, whom every-one knew as "Pop", was s t r i cken with a hear t a t t a c k Thursday and passed away a day later. He had helped wi th the construc-tion there of Meadow Brook GC and for many years had been pro a t Capitol View GC.

Pop grew up with golf, beg inning as a caddy, then apprentice, club make r , and finally pro and GC consultant . He served his apprent iceship a t the F o r m b y GC, Lan-cashire, England, where he made the first hand-wound golf ball in the world, and la ter introduced it into this count ry . I t was in England t h a t he numbered a m o n g his many golf s tuden t s Lady Alice, Lord Stan-ley, and the Pr ince of Wales.

Pop is survived by his wife, Florence, and two sons, Edward G. and Richard H. Gal-ligan.

POOR SOIL CONDITIONS BIGGEST CAUSE OF POOR GREENS

The basic cause of bad pu t t i ng greens as summed up by Timely Turf Topics of the USGA green section is the poor physical condition of the soil under ly ing those greens due to improper cons t ruct ion and a poor choice of mater ia ls . Other causes are fau l ty topdress ing mixtures and main-tenance pract ices, and the lack of proper power equipment to correct conditions.

Proper ly buil t green soils allow trouble-f ree main tenance for years . P r o p e r drain-age prevents over-water ing and all of its a t t endan t troubles. Well ae ra ted soils make bet ter use of fert i l izer, cause roots to s t r ike deeper and produce heal thier p l an t s more res is tant to turf enemies.

Fine t ex tured mater ia ls such as clay, fine sand, r a w sludge and m a n u r e a r e to be

HARDWOOD FLAG P O L E S M a d e o f t h e f inest , k i ln dr ied , sec-o n d growth , t o u g h W h i t e Ash. T a p e r e d f r o m a p p r o x i m t e l y 1" at b o t t o m to % " at top , a n d f itted with flanged a l u m i n u m f e r r u l e s to fit s t a n d a r d 1V6" cup . S a n d e d f in-ish with p r i m e coat o f l ead and oil and f i n i s h e d coat o f f ines t white e n a m e l . Avai lable in 2 or 3 co lor c o m b i n a t i o n s .

Your inquiries and orders will be referred to a nearby distributor.

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R. H. Tractor Wheel SPUDS quickest to put on or take off. Increase tractor effi-ciency and cultivate turf . . . that'« why more than halt the U.S. and Canadian cluba use them. Durable and low priced. Sample «pud and circular on request: advise make of tractor and purpose for which Intended.

Immediate shipment. If your Ford or equip-ment dealer cannot supply, write direct to

R. S. HORNER Geneva, Ohio

MFR. OF SPUDS, FORD SON WHEELS, ETC.

JACK L. DARAY Golf Architect

Consultant on postwar remodeling MISSION HILLS GOLF CLUB

NORTBBROOK, ILL. Phone Northbrook 564

THE G R O W I N G O F T H E F INEST BENT G R A S S E S is our specialty and sole business. We have been at it 20 years.

We furnish you the very best stolons that na ture can be persuaded to grow. They are of fresh, virile stock, less than a year old, and t rue to strain. There is no mixture of other bents or grasses, no left-over bents, no weeds,—not even clover.

Every shipment carries State Inspection certificate. C 52, <0lil © r r i j a r f c C 19, Congres s iona l C 1, Ar l ington C 7

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

avoided. Instead, coarse sand to fine gravel is recommended, a min imum of clay, and coarse humus of the reed and sedge type.

Al though some pu t t i ng greens can be improved most effectively only by rebuild-ing t h e m completely, m a n y can be im-proved by ae ra t ing and conditioning them mechanically. Both hand and power driven tubular - t ine forks are of value. So a re deep fo rk ing of 9 to 12 inches wi th pota to fo rks and deep and f requen t spiking.

AMARILLO ESKIMOS BATTLE IN BLIZZARD

B r a v i n g 26 degree t e m p e r a t u r e and rac-ing a snow blizzard to the 18th hole, a record entry, including 87 amateurs , 7 women and 7 pros, competed in the 6th annua l Eskimo Open held each New Year ' s D a y a t Amarillo, Texas CC. Their play carr ied on the century old Scottish tradi-t ion t ha t those who golf on New Year 's Day will be rewarded with heal th , happiness and good luck th roughou t the year. Since 1942 the event has been held annually re-gard less of wea ther .

A m a t e u r John Munn led the field wi th a r emarkab l e 73 and 20 o thers won prizes. Winners finished before the snow s torm s t ruck , while over half the field blew up in a 35 mile blizzard. Near ly 100 players completed the round.

HOOSIER GREENKEEPERS I N A N N U A L MEET AT INDIANAPOLIS Wilbur Shaw was guest of honor a t the

annual pheasan t dinner of Riley Lawn & Golf Equipment Co., for the Greenkeepers Assn. of Indiana, Jan . 10, a t the Country Club of Indianapolis. Shaw showed movies of pas t and presen t Memorial Day Speed-w a y au to races—grea t pictures. P e t e Co-val, the Count ry Club's grnkpr . , w a s re-elected assn. president, wi th J a m e s Rees of Willowbrook GC appointed delegate to the GSA meeting. The assn. now embraces two- th i rds of Indiana 's turf m a n a g e m e n t men, including S tan Graves in cha rge of the Hoosier capi tol 's popular muny courses, Max Parson, an eas tern import now a t Highland CC, and Carl BretzlafT whose record as a turf specialist is nat ional ly known. Carl ha s had 25 years continuous service a t Meridian Hills. Clem Coble, whose m a m m o t h pu t t ing green a t Broad-moor is second in size only to the s t a t e of Texas and whose service a t the club covers 27 years ; Tex Harvey, Hillcrest CC, Jack For tner , Speedway Corp. and Doc Coval, Ulen CC, and a host of other Hoosier aces in the a r t of tur f maintenance a t t ended the dinner meeting. Pe te Coval, looking like one of Lord Calver t ' s "Men of Dist inct ion" beamed upon his renewed president ial responsibilities wi th the assurance t h a t In-diana 's courses will have the finest of care in 1947.

B u y e r s ' Page Check off your Supply & Equipment Needs. Tear out and mail this sheet to Golfdom, 407 S. Dearborn St., Chicago 5, III. You'll get prices, literature and delivery information direct from the sources of supply.

Golf Course Architect» Arsenate of lead Ball washers Bent grass stolons Brown-patch preventives Compost mixers Compost spreaders Cultivators: fway • green • Drinking fountains Fencing Fertilizers Flags (greens) • Flag poles • Flood lights Fungicides Golf Course Const'n Engineers

Pro Shop Bags: canvas • leather • Bag carts, for players Bag stands Balls CD Driving range O Ball markers • Painting kit • Ball Shag Bandages, adhesive Braces for canvas bags Buffing motors

Club House Adding machines Air conditioning equip. Athletes foot preventives Ath. foot prophylactic bath Bath mats Bath slippers Cash registers China Disinfectants Fire protection equipment Floor coverings

Harrows—(spring tooth) Hole cutters Hose, y 4 " • I " • Hose menders Humus Insecticides Landscape materials Leaf rake (power vacuum) Mole Traps Mowers: putting green •

whirlwind • tae • fairway Q r o u g h s hand •

Mower grinders Peat Pipe, water Playground equipment Pumps (gals, par minute? ) Putting cups

* Caddie badges Q uniforms Q Calks, for shoes Caps and hats Clubs: Woods • Irons • Club head covers Club repair supplies Dressing for grips • bags • Golf gloves Golf shoes Golf Practice Device Grip Renovating Tool Handicap racks • cards •

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Furniture Kitchen equipment:

Broilers Coffee makers Dish washers Dishwashing compounds Frozen food storage Ice cube machines Ovens • Food warmers • Ranges Refrigerators Slicing machines Toasters Vegetable peelers

Scythes (motor driven) Seed: fairway • green Q Seeders Sod cutter Soilsereeners • Soil shreddersO Sprayers: power • hand • Spikers: greens • fairway • Sprinklers: fway • green • Swimming pool architects Q

equipment • filtration • purfy. chemicals • paint •

Tennis court surface material Tractors Tractor tires Tractor wheel spuds Water systems, fairway Weed burners Weed chemicals

Mechanical Golf Ball Retriever Pencils Portable motor tool Practice driving nets Preserver for leather Score cards Sportswear: Shirts •

Slacks • Rain jackets • Windbreakers • Socks •

Tee mats • Wood tees • Tennis nets Trophies

Glassware Heaters: club house •

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Each month Golfdom presents the latest, most practical ideas on golf club administration, management, upkeep and serv-ice . . . in readily usable form for time-labor-and money-sav-ing guidance of officials and de-partment heads. Help the right men at your club do the job right. We'll get them "on the beam" if you'll tell us who they are.

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