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Gotham Books
Language
English

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Subjects
Social life and customs, Social aspects, Golf and war, Social aspects of World War, 1939-1945, World War, 1939-1945, History, Golf, history, World war, 1939-1945, social aspects, United states, social life and customs
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United States
Times
1918-1945
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When War Played Through: Golf During World War II
October 19, 2006, Gotham
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Cover of: When war played through
When war played through: golf during World War II
2005, Gotham Books
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Table of Contents

Golf on a day of infamy : the Pearl Harbor attack
It's your duty to play more golf : the game's first response
War comes to Augusta : the 1942 Masters and PGA Championship
A medal for Hogan : the Hale America Open
The grass is not greener : the clubs and the war
Autumn leaves and a Spalding dot : shortages hit golf
Hunkering down : an elite sport comes under attack
Eisenhower and Jones : warriors
A call to serve : the pros go to war
Good enough to play with Snead and Nelson : Burke and Bourisseau
Stalag golf : POWs play through
D-Day : golf and Operation Overlord
Soldiering on, hole by hole : golf keeps up the fight
A game's resilience : golf rebounds
Ben who? and Lord Byron : the greatest streak in golf history
The greatest boom of all time : golf moves from the war zones to home
Worthy champions: the Masters resumes.

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Dewey Decimal Class
796.352/0973/09044
Library of Congress
GV963 .S77 2005, GV963.S77 2005

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL3398013M
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whenwarplayedthr00stre
ISBN 10
1592401546
LCCN
2005011228
OCLC/WorldCat
59401355
Library Thing
1967050
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4086604

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The rising sun was a reliable ally for off-duty sailors and soldiers looking for the weather to cooperate with their golf habits.
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