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Begin building I S conventional and I S Par 3 at Indian Springs Coifing Center courses near Landisville, Pa. . . . Houston, Tex., new munv course is called Brock Park course . . . It formerly was Lake Forest CC . , . Going to build a course adjoining Tampa, Fla., airport

It's only a question of time until prac-tice of a player lifting a ball from a green and tossing it to his caddie to lie cleaned is going to produce a rules viola-tion that will cost some player a lot of money . . . Players and caddies are get-ting careless about (his job . , . When fellows are talking about bow better equip-

ment , better turf and less rough nave eased goll how about the way the rules have been eased? . . . Softening of the rules is no recent development . . , The late Alex Pine, one of the great presi-dents of the PGA, in commenting on soft-ening of the Rules of Golf said, "In Scot-land we used to hit the ball around the course; here they want to carry it around."

There is a political badge maker who is sending around cute buttons for lapels . . , They read "Ike for President" and in small type add "of United States Golf Association," . . . Nobody campaigns for the job as USGA president . . . That

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lie could afford the sacrifice of time, con-venience and money the USGA presidency requires . . . A USGA former president said that anyone who was eager to bo the USGA president was not the man for the job.

PGA is in urgent need ol a lot of goud business advice from the USGA, accord-ing to PGA members who are successful businessmen . , . USGA with surplus of $417,075, green section expenses of 9156,817 for improving course condition and other revenue and expenses made public information, is an example pro businessmen say PGA should follow in-stead of keeping its members and golfing public in the dark about PGA business . . . A number of professionals who have top rating in golf business say PGA offi-cial secrecy about the business of an or-ganization with over 4,000 members of different classes is seriously damaging the pro case for operating "concessions" as sound, profitable business for first class clubs.

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But in the meanwhile, the political bat-tles are heating up in the PGA . . . This early two campaign issues are whether PGA members and golfers in general should know how PGA business is run and who gets the big job and what con-cession revenue at the PGA Palm Beach Gardens courses.

Seems like a lot of sense iu what Mayor William F, Walsh of Syracuse, N.Y, said in dedicating Sunnyerest Park's nine hole Par-3 for juveniles: "We will lick our juvenile delinquency problem when young punks are salted away iu jail for a long time as examples of how violence can and must be treated." Mayor Walsh noted that 42 per cent of adult crime is com-mitted by criminals who have records as juvenile delinquents . . . "The blame shou 1 rest with those who release them to re-turn to their patterns of crime." , . . The story isn't any surprise to supts. who have

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experience with golf course vandalism.

Stanley (Koots) Boraski switches from CC of Pittsfield, Mass. to be supt. CC of North Carolina in Pinehurst, the course of Royal Dornock Village, Inc. . . . Neono F. Losito now pro at East Mountain C'C, Westfield, Mass, . . . Open Winnesuket CC 18 at Bellingham, Mass . . . There usually is a pitiful tie-up of TV golf sponsorship and product distribution . . . Planning to build 18 in Salem County, N. J, . . . County now has two nines, Salem CC and Sakima CC . . . Bob Baldock and Vernon E. Ejorklund building nine at Del-ano, Calif. . . . Delano C of C raised $20,-000 in advance green fees to get started.

Ed Carman, general manager, Center-ton (N. J.) GC under construction . . . Evansville, Ind., to have third muny course , . . Nearly 90 per cent of 18-holo private clubs in U.S. have swimming pools . , . Building $450,000 clubhouse at Squaw Creek CC, Youngstown, O., to replace clubhouse that burned.

Green Tree Inn, 128-rooro recreation resort center, now under construction will be focal point of new community in Vic-

torville, Calif. , , , 18-hole course being built in conjunction with the Inn will ex-tend to 7100 yards, have 125 traps and several lakes . . , Several thousand Chi-cago area caddies will attend the White' Sox-Baltimore game on the night of July 15 as guests of the White Sox manage-ment . . . Chicago Dist. GA arranges this annual event , , . CBS will televise PGA Championship from Dallas AC CC on July 20 from 5 to 6 p.m, and, on the 21st, from 4:30 to 6 . . . If there is a playoff on Monday, it will be seen from 5 to 6.

L i o n e l Hebcrt made the year's longest eagle on the PGA circuit when he holed a 3-iron approach on the 477-yard No. 3 hole in the Colonial Invitation , . . Look-ing ahead, the USGA has scheduled the 1965 Amateur for Sept. 13-18 at Southern Hills CC in Tulsa . . . Ten days before the Amateur starts, the Walker Cup match-es will be played at Baltimore CC , . . Central Virginia Turf Assn. recently hon-ored Fred Findlav at one of its monthly meetings . . . He s 92 years old and still shoots his age . . . He came to the U.S. from Scotland, via Australia, designed sev-

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eral courscs along the Southeastern coast and was supt. at the CC of Virginia for •many years . , . Bub Shave won the first Zippo Open on June 24 . . . He shot a 67 over the Pennhilis Club course in Brad-ford, Pa.

New offices of the National Swimminj, Pool Institute are located at 2000 K St., N.W., Washington 6, D.C. . . . Robert H.

tSteel is the Institute's executive secretary . . , Squires CC, which will open this fall as a male-only operation, has bought 42 acres of ground adjoining its course site in Montgomery county, near Philadel-phia . . . California State Open to be played Aug. 20-25 in Santa Maria . , , The state's PGA match play champion-ship is scheduled for Oct. 7-10 at Del Bio CC . . . The 1963 Northern California

TOpen went to Ceorge Archer, an amateur , . . His 208 was five shots under the score turned in by Paul Harney, the run-nerup.

Third municipal course for Austin. Tex., now under construction with a fourth scheduled to be built in 1965 . . , New

course will be known as Morris Williams Memorial in honor of a former Austin sports writer and his son who was killed several years ago in an Air Force crash . . . It will be managed by George Han-non . . , Course was designed by Leon Howard . . . Arnold Palmer and Gary Player are going to team up again in a new series of Challenge TV matches . . . They will start Jan. 11, 1964 on ABC , . . Second Markham Pro-Am will be played Aug. 1-4 at Casper (Wyo.) CC , . , More than $8,000 in prizes will be offered . . . Jack Nick la us' suggestion that the PGA tournament schedule be reduced didn't go over too well with other pros . . . Art Wall, Jr, and Tony Lema both pointed out that Jack shouldn't forget that many fellows playing the circuit need a crack at some of those minor engagements to make a living.

Isaac S. Mackje, 82, a professional and onetime owner of the Netherland CC in Scotch Plains, N. J., died in that city in June . . . He was the pro at Canoe Brook

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Watch Your Language If You Play Black Mountain

By BOB COUINS Sports Editor, Asheville (N.C.) Timei

The Black Mountain (N.C.) CC is a preacher's paradise. That is, if he is ad-dicted to golf as are many ministers of the gospel.

More ministers and people connected with the work of God play this 9-hole course than any other in the world,

Why? Because it is just a few minutes drive

from the Ridgeerest Baptist Assembly, Montreal Presbyterian Assembly and Blue Hidge Assembly. During the summer months thousands upon thousands of min-isters descend upon the picturesque course at the foothills of the Appalachians.

It's most renowned visitor is Billy Graham of Morttreat, a close friend of club pro, Ross Taylor, a Class A PGA mem-ber for 23 years. When the tall, dashing evangelist is at his mountain home, which practically overlooks the course, he plays

regularly; sometimes three times a week as his schedule permits.

"We probably have between 3,500 and 4,000 ministers and people connected with' church work play our course during the summer season," says Boss.

"August is perhaps our biggest month because of the Bible study course for the Presbyterians. The chaplains of the U.S. Air Force, for example, met at Ridgeerest late last August and used our course for recreational activity. At one time or an-other many leading ministers in the U.S. have been guests here.

"I would say that we probably get more beginners than any other club in America," Ross adds, "Hardly a day goes by that we don't have someone from one of the church assemblies tell us that they played their first game of golf here."

He points out that many of the minis-ters are outstanding golfers. Dr. Bryant Quinn, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Miami, Fla., shot a 67 here recently. Dr. John A. Bedhead of the First Presby-terian Church, Greensboro, N.C., is around par figures every time he plays, Billy Graham is often in the 70s. It 'is

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' Dr, Graham's desire to hold a Pastor's In-vitation tournament here in September.

By that time a 9-hole addition will be completed and ready for use. The new "nine will measure about 3,400 yards and will feature a par-6 hole stretching to 745 yards. That may be the longest in the world.

Dr. Graham is one of many who claims that the bentgrass greens at Black Moun-tain are the best in the country.

Advice Is Sought Ross Taylor is a fanatic on grass. He is

often souglit out by supts. in surrounding areas for advice on ailing greens. As presi-dent of the Carolinas GCSA, Ross points out that the putter is the most used club

1 in golf and the green is where the scoring is done. Thus, players relish working on well manicured and true greens.

Taylor and state representative, Gordon •Greenwood of black Mountain, worked for years to get the state legislature to appropriate money to N, C. State College agriculture department to set up experi-

• mental stations to test different strains of grass for golf courses, play grounds and highway roadsides, Taylor devotes

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Condon, Fawcetf Safes Reps for North western

Nat Rosascn, Jr., president nf Northwestern

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safely in hot weather for feeding turf. One

is Nntronite, an all-organic nitrogen that slowly

becomes available. It is said to be well adapted

to newly seeded areas. The second is Plant Food

Crystals that dissolve in water to release a

complete liquid plant food without residue. These*

can be distributed through a sprinkling system.

Okoy Sale of Western Tool Stockholders of Western Toot & Stamping Co.,

Des Moines, In,, which manufactures golf cars,

approved the sale of the company to American

Machine Gr Foundry Go. on June 20. A M F is

purchasing Western Tool's assets in exchange

for 336.885 shares of its common stock which

is (pioted around $21 a share. The exchange is

lieins made on a share for share basis.

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Vac-Master Can Be Used to Clean Miniature Courses

Vac-Master vacuum power sweeper, made by

Kutii Equipment Co., 605 E . Whittier blvd.,

Whitt ier, C a l i f . , is

adapted to cleaning

miniature greens, flower

beds, etc, through a

hose that is attached to

the intake. If the hose

is placed on the ex-

haust, debris can be

blown out *>f blind cor-

ners or from under

fences and other hard-

to-reach areas. Models comes in 22-f 26- anil

3 0 -inch widths. The solid steel impeller is keyeu

to the crankshaft for e\tra sturdincss and thi-re

are no belts or gears to contend with. *•