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Glenway Golf Course Managers
April 16, 1947
Ned Larson (right), new manager of Glenway Golf Course, with Jack Waidley, assistant manager.
Madison Golf Course Manager
April 19, 1950
Dan McCarthy, assistant manager at Glenway golf course, poses on a hole of the course.
Madison Golf Course Manager
April 19, 1950
Dick Jackson, assistant manager to "Cully" Schlict at Blackhawk Country Club, stands beside rows of golf clubs stored in the clubhouse.
Madison Golf Course Manager
April 19, 1950
Tony Mierswa, the Maple Bluff Country Club professional, standing in the clubhouse near rows of golf clubs stored against the walls.
Madison Golf Course Manager
April 19, 1950
"Cully" Schlict, manager at the Blackhawk Country Club, re-winding the shaft of a driver in the clubhouse.
Madison Golf Course Manager
April 19, 1950
George Vitense, manager of the Nakoma Country Club, posing with a golf club and ball on the course.
