Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-07-13 | Page 10 | Businessmen Who Golf

WHO OLF The old solid ball bal without the rubber rubber rub rub- ber bar core was in style and the theold theold theold old clubs in which the heads were spliced to the shaft by glue and bindings bind bind- ings tags instead 1 1 of the pre present s e n t socket method metho were in vogue 30 years ago ao when d George A A. Steiner underwent his t jt baptism to golf gol at the thc old Gilmer J C Course 0 u r s e C 4 f Through the thc r countless countess changes changeS l hi in i clubs the thc d. d S pneumatic b balland ball a 1 1 and now the balloon bal bai- ba- ba baloon loon ball the the move to the Forst Forest ForestDale S SDale Dale and later t to to- the present Coun- Coun Steiner try club site Steiner has ha been beena a steady and enthusiastic devotee devote of the game although hes he's not nob playIng play- play trig Ing ig as often ofen now or quite quit as aswell aswell a well wel as of yore The concrete roadway circling up over the precIpice precipice preci precI- pice on the te neatly graded grade No 14 1 fairway fairway fair fair- lr way at the club is a n memorial to his interest Approach shots used to be his favorites but like lie the tc rest ret of of his h game gae they now show the lack of constant practice a An A 83 Is his lowest lowest- medal for the course a Born Br in Nebraska he at attended at- at I at-I i tended the state university came cameto came camel to Salt Lake in 1895 and founded the thel te American Linen Supply of which he heis heI heis is I now president He was wa a dirc- dirc cier c- c lor tor for tor six years ears and president f for or two years of the club while It occupied d the present Forest prest Dale sl site