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January
, 1926
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association
6(1)
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February
, 1926
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association
6(2)
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Table of Contents
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The Golf Course Water Supply
2
Bent Grass and Lime
2
Artistic Sand Bunkers
2
Controlling Goose Grass or Silver Crab Grass
4
Killing Weed Seeds in Loam by Baking
5
Multiple Tees; Their Architecture and Maintenance
7
Sewage Disposal on the Golf Course
8
Controlling Velvet Grass
8
The Natural Use of Sand
10
Controlling Skunks
11
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
13
Gorse and Broom
14
Controlling the June Beetle
15
Earthworms, Grubs, and Rich Soil
16
Questions and Answers
16
Boost the Green Section
20
List of Member Clubs of the Green Section
21
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer
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The New and Retiring President of the US Golf Association
30
Annual Report of the Chairman of the Green Section for 1925
31
Removing and Replacing Sod
33
Winter Brown-Patch in the South
34
A Method of Grub-Proofing Turf
34
The Maximum Desirable Slope of Putting Greens
39
Annual Meeting of the Green Section, Chicago, January 8 and 9
40
A Place for Yarrow on the Golf Course
44
Low Spots in the Fairways and Rough
44
How We Managed our Creeping Bent Greens at Kirkland Country Club
45
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
46
Topdressing Fairways
46
Why Fescue Does Not Make Good Putting Turf
47
Uncovered Compost Beds and Covered Compost Piles
47
Questions and Answers
48
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer
52
March
, 1926
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association
6(3)
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April
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(4)
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Table of Contents
53
Dr Charles Vancouver Piper
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Our Experimental Turf Plots Near Washington
58
Methods of Applying Corrosive Sublimate as an Earthworm Exterminator
58
Meeting of the Greenkeepers' Association of the Philidelphia Green Section
59
Rolling the Fairways and Putting Greens
59
Native Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers for Golf Courses
60
Decisions on the Rules of Golf
63
Calendar Chart of Winter Grasses on Bermuda Greens
64
Federal Tax on Green Fees
66
Comparative Values of Materials and Methods Commonly Used in Topdressing Putting Greens
67
The Growth of the Service Bureaus
70
The Golf Course Flower Garden
72
Questions and Answers
73
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer
76
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77
The Relationship of the US Golf Association Green Section to the District Green Sections
78
Simple and Inexpensive Outfits for Testing Soil Acidity
79
Care of Bermuda Greens
80
Controlling Thyme-Leafed Speedwell
82
Golf Courses in South America and the Canal Zone
83
Manure and Crab Grass Seeds
88
A Condensed Report on the Twin City Green Section Since it was Organized, and how it has Functioned to Date
89
Peat and Humus
92
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
93
Injury to Turf from the Chinch Bug and Other Insects Which Attack Grass Leaves
94
Routine Work Cooperation of Green Committee and Greenkeeper Essential
95
Greens at the Foot of a Hill
96
Questions and Answers
97
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer
100
May
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(5)
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June
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(6)
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Table of Contents
101
Scioto Country Club
102
Seed of Common Grasses Sold Under New Names
105
Yellow Foxtail - a Dangerous Turf Weed
106
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
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Important Northern Golf Grasses
108
Birds of the Golf Course The Killdeer
116
Harping on One String
117
Thickening Bermuda Fairways
118
The Relation of Mushroom Soil to Brown-Patch
119
The Mosquito Menace
120
Questions and Answers
123
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer
124
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125
Golf Course Hydraulics for Laymen
126
The Brown-Patch Disease of Turf: its Nature and Control
127
Rhode Island Bent as a Putting Green Turf
143
Questions and Answers
145
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer
148
July
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(7)
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August
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(8)
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Table of Contents
149
Government Recognizes Green Section as Scientific and Educational Institution
150
Corrosive Sublimate as a Control of Brown-Patch
151
Contributions to Greenkeeping by the Trained Investigator
155
Crab Grass
160
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
161
Birds of the Golf Course The Robin
162
Removal of all Tree Stumps Inadvisable
163
Fertilizer Experiments on Turf Grasses at Purdue University
163
Questions and Answers
164
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169
Piedmont Green-Committeemen's Association
170
Conversion of Established Greens to Creeping Bent by Disking
170
Carolina Clover and the Low Hop Clovers as Southern Fairway Plants
171
Humus-Producing Materials and the Making and Use of Compost
174
Stink-Grass: a Putting Green Weed
181
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
182
Don't Let Weed Seeds from Fairways Wash onto Your Greens
182
Seeding Golf Courses in the Piedmont Section of the South
183
Questions and Answers
185
September
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(9)
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October
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(10)
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Table of Contents
189
Bent Greens in Southern Virginia and North Carolina
190
The Experiment of Grub-Proofing Turf at Riverton, NJ
191
Farm Manures
193
The Control of the Puerto Rican-Mole Cricket, or Changa, on Golf Courses
197
Birds of the Golf Course: the Flicker
200
A Steam-Box for Killing Weed Seeds in Compost
202
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
205
Questions and Answers
206
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209
Some Observations on Golf, Golf Courses and Golf Turf Abroad (France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Germany, Holland)
210
The Reconstruction of an Old Course
214
Some US Golf Association Decisions on the Rules of Golf
220
1926 Experiments on Brown-Patch Control
221
Questions and Answers
226
November
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(11)
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December
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
6(12)
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Table of Contents
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Cameron B Buxton
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All-The-Year-Around Greens
231
A British Golf Course Architect's Plan
232
Appointment of HL Westover
233
Working Instructions for the Maintenance Staff
233
Commerical Fertilizers
234
The Golf Course Village
242
Range of Adaptation of the Most Important Turf Grasses
243
Questions and Answers
245
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Table of Contents
249
Proposed Union of the Green Section and the United States Golf Association
250
Annual Meeting of the United States Golf Association
251
The St Louis District Green Section
252
Choosing a Green Committee Chairman
254
Birds of the Golf Course The Kingbird
258
The Most Prevalent Defect in American Golf Courses
259
Variation from Standard Practice
259
Observations on Brown-Patch Control in 1926
261
Questions and Answers
266
Supplement
, 1926
The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section
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