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R e s e a r c h P r o d u c t s C o m p a n y a re the manu-facturers of the R.P.C. G o l f Ball Checker. It provides an accurate device for checking the qual i t ies of a ba l l tha t a f fect d r iv ing distance, d i rect ion of f l igh t a n d accuracy of put t ing.

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W i s c o n s i n M o t o r s a d d s board m e m b e r s

The board of directors of Wisconsin Motors has increased its board members from five to seven. Robert C. Jackson has been elected chairman, succeeding the late Harold A. Todd.

J a r m o n t a k e s on new posi t ion The Jarmon Company has been ap-

pointed the exclusive national distributor to golf shops for the Doug Sanders sportswear by MacGregor and for White Stag ladies sportswear.

R o b e r t F. S m i t h d ies The former president of the Victor

Golf Company, Robert F. Smith, passed away suddenly, after being active in the golf industry for over three decades. He has been special assistant to the corporate president since 1958.

DiFin i a n n o u n c e s w i n n e r John Bright, a DiFini sales represent-

ative in the Southern California territory is the winner of DiFini's first annual sales promotion contest. He was presented with a Paul Revere sterling silver bowl and a check for his outstanding record in pro-moting the DiFini line of golf fashions.

Larson M a c h i n e e x p a n d s Larson Machine, Inc., Princeville, Ill-

inois, manufacturers of sprayers and fer-tilizer applicator equipment, are now in their second phase expansion program.

The new addition will double the man-ufacturing floor space. It will be equipped with additional heavy fabri-cation equipment, doubling the produc-tion of the Larson model 800 Broad-Caster and making it possible to add sev-eral new items to the Larson line.

E r n i e S a b a y r a c ' s s a l e s m e n a n d s u p p l i e r s a t t h e g o l f t o u r n a m e n t a t t h e i r a n n u a l s a l e s m e e t i n g .

Fawick sa les increase Fawick Corporation, manufacturers of

industrial clutches, hydraulic control valves and rubber grips for golf clubs have increased their sales two per cent over last year.

A w a r d s at M a c G r e g o r Bob Rickey, Harry Adams and Ock

Willowiet were presented with 30 year awards at the MacGregor Golf division of Brunswick annual sales meeting.

C l u b M a n a g e r s Assoc ia t ion g r a n t e d t h e CAE

The Club Managers Association of America has been granted the Chartered Association Executive designation by the American Society of Association Ex-ecutives, composed of 2300 members.

The CAE is granted in recognition of high standards of service and responsi-bility by outstanding achievement and contribution to association management.

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Wade Stith was raised to sales man-ager for West Point Products Corpora-tion, West Point, Pennsylvania.

Franklin G. Kat j i was named a re-search chemist in the technical service department for Morton Chemical Co.

James B. Kane was promoted to sales manager of the San Francisco district for Certain-teed Products Corporation.

Elmo M. Anderson has joined Febco, Inc., as general sales manager, announced Ralph L. Coson, general manager.

Jack Foreman, has joined the Midwest Utility Plow and Equipment Corporation. He will handle sales and demonstrations.

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Arthur J . Lezatte has been promoted to assistant to the vice-president in charge of manufacturing for Wilson Golf Co.

Lewis E. Mitchell has become the Washington representative for the agri-cultural chemicals div. of Shell Chemical Co., in New York City.

Paul B. Gilpin was promoted to con-troller of Certain-teed Products Corpor-ation pipe division.

G. Bart Jenkins and John Kispert have been appointed sales representatives for the MacGregor Company.

Albert Kean has been named sales rep-resentative for the Pennsylvania athlet-ic products division of the General Tire and Rubber Company.

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great-grandfather George rented part of his farm in 1898 to become the Sharon GC . . . After old George died, his son Tom sold the course to the club and took over as superintendent, a job he held for more than 35 years . . . He was a charter member ''of the New England GCSA . . . Tom had live children who became active as pro and amateur golfers; George, Helen, John, Tom and Nora . . . John, after Boston College, took course man-agement school at U. of Massachusetts . . . Thomas J., the third son, is pro at Fox-borough . . . John, the second son, won numerous amateur championships then became assistant to his dad before going into W W f I as an iftfantryman . . . Helen was in golf for family fun and won a club Class B championship so she could eat at the O'Leary's first table . . . Nora won nine championships then majored in a business course.

Another family story that scored with us was W a l t Gamage's job in Redwood City (Calif.) on Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and J r . . . Jones, Jr . is in charge of the West Coast office (Palo Alto, Calif.) for his father's company and already has created courses that some who believe themselves authorities in golf architecture (and who doesn't?) rate as advances on his dad's classic treatment . . . Gamage refers to Jones, Sr. as "The Frank Lloyd

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Wright of the Fairways.". . . There's a second Jones son prepping for a golf architectural career . . . Sons of a number of other top golf architects have been do-ing some great design and building jobs . . . Among them are Bill Bell, Press Maxwell, and Dave Gordon . . . Every day it seems that more golfers are becom-ing aware of the enduring value and economy of first class golf architecture.

Superintendent Ed Currlin at Tuscon National course and Dr. Will iam Mc-Connell, biologist of University of Ari-zona, have been experimenting with Chi-nese grass carp and African tilapia, fish for weed control, in lake on 18th fair-way . . . Lake was choked with weeds last June and the fish had cleaned it by mid-August . . . Tilapia did not survive the winter.

A1 Huske in his 25th year as pro at Glen Oak CC, Glen Ellyn, 111. . . His assistants are Bill Giese and a new one, Terry Cole . . . Lake Shore CC, Glencoe, 111., gave a party to its pro Angel De la Torro, in celebrating his 30th year of service at the club.

Sarasota (Fla . ) City officials consider-ing adding fourth nine to the Bobby Jones course . . . They've budgeted $400,-000 for land, new clubhouse, pro shop and equipment building . . . A commit-tee of prominent golfers is to advise and promote the project . . . Use of two-man golf cars is being discontinued at

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GEOFFREY S. CORNISH Golf

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Fiddler's Green Amherst, Mass. 01002 Phone: 413-253-3913

Member American Society of Golf Course Architects

CLARENCE E. McMURRAY GOLF COURSE CONSTRUCTION

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the Bobby Jones course . . . Single cars are the replacements . . . There are about 125 privately owned cars that will be allowed to re*na;n in use at the course.

Frederick L. Hovde, president, Pur-due University, Lafayette, Ind., has been appointed to the USGA Green Commit-tee . . . Hovde has been substantially helpful in encouraging the turf research directed by Dr . Bill Daniel at Purdue and of the Midwest Turf Foundation . . . Hovde was a football teammate of the famed and rugged Bronko Nagurski at Minnesota and in those autumn days very much interested in softer turf.

There'll be about 10 million cubic yards of earth handled in building the Beverly Hills (Calif.) CC which Dean Martin, Phil Harris and others are hav-ing Robert Trent Jones create . . . Golf course superintendents in the New York Metropolitan area are asking for the GCSA turf conference and equipment and supplies show for 1970 . . . GCSA previous annual session at New York was in 1947.

Jimmy Crossan now pro at the Bar-ham Range, a feature of the large "mo-bile estates" project at San Marcos, Calif. . . . Jimmy, long known as an excellent instructor, says business in the pro shop and on the lesson tees is really amazing . . . The Crossans recently had a great reunion . . . Their son Jimmy returned

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Dick Mulvaine lauded by Maricopa County, Ariz., Supervisors for his job as pro at the county's Sierra Estrella course southwest of Goodyear . . . Second nine was opened in February . . . Bud Wil-liamson, Jr., now pro at Lochland CC, Hasting, Neb. . . . Young Bud had been assistant to Gary Rehfeld at Knollwood Club, Chicago district, and is succeeded there by Don Kennedy.

Ernie Dunlevie of Bermuda Dunes CC, named vice-president and tournament chairman, Ninth annual Bob Hope Des-ert Classic . . . Dunlevie formerly was Bermuda Dunes president and secretary of the Hope Classic . . . Ray Lowell, presi-dent Eldorado CC, succeeds Dunlevie as Classic secretary . . . General William Yancey is executive director of the Classic which has raised more than $800,000 for the Eisenhower Medical Center and other Desert welfare and charity operations . . . Somebody had the bad judgment to start working on a Frank Sinatra pro-am in the Palm Springs-Desert area to be played a couple of weeks prior to the Hope event, figuring it would give a class hue to the Sinatra "image" . . . The PGA knocked that notion out of the calendar . . . After all Bob has done for golf, pro and amateur, a tourney named to show gratitude for his performance of years has got to be protected . . . Same thing goes for the Crosby tournament . . .

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Golf's popularity has drawn a multitude of shrewd and oily hustlers who want to use the game to promote a fast buck, and who don't care any more for the good of golf than you do for two broken necks.

Western Golf Association's 193 new Chick Evans caddie scholarships (valued at $750,000) have 643 lads now in col-leges on these grants . . . Total of Evans scholarships since the aid was initiated in 1930 now is 2,230 . . . At Purdue this fall W G A Evans scholars move into their 9th university quarters . . . Adelor J . ( B u d ) Petit, Jr., is Western president and Boyd J . (Chuck) Simmons is pres-ident of the Women's Golf Association Par Club composed of nearly 1000 mem-bers who contribute $100 annually to the scholarships . . . Evans, who stayed amateur and turned over Brunswick golf

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I N C R E A S E E A R N I N G S , SERVICE & SPACE W I T H NEW V E R T I C A L B A G R A C K S Your members wi l l l ike the ex t ra conven ience a n d care. Your p ro shop prof i ts f r o m 4 0 % more space these racks make ava i l ab l e . Doub le uni t shown holds 16 bags, size 2 ' x 4 ' x 6 ' - 3 " h igh , gives 1 2 " x 1 2 " space for bags. S ing le unit holds 8, size 1' x 4 ' x 6'-3" high. Sturdy steel. Bags set sol id on t a p e r e d shelves.

• Wear and tear of golf bags • Provides a neat appearance is completely eliminated # Faster, easier storage

• Damp bags dry faster— • Easy to install and add more no mildew as needed

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