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----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 1950) "Goofy Golf!" (Millie the Model) 8 p. in Joker Comics, no. 41 (May 1950). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.M3J6no.41 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1951) "Champion Chump" (Goofy Gander) p. 110-112 in Children's Digest, no. 42 (Nov. 1954) ; reprinted from Supermouse, no. 16 (1951). -- A golf story (Goofy always gets a hole in one). -- Call no.: AP201.C46no.42 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 3, 1952) "Between Them They Hold the Curse Record and the Course Record!"* (The Berrys, May 3, 1952) / by Carl Grubert. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 3, 1952) "I'm Utterly Way Off My Game Today"* (Penny, May 3, 1953) / by Harry Haenigsen. -- Summary: Penny's on the green, but she usually lands in the sand trap. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 10, 1952) "I'll Hit 'em and You Throw 'em Back, Smitty"* (Smitty, June 10, 1952) / by Berndt. -- Summary: The boss is practicing golf in the office, and the ball bounces off the wall. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 14, 1952) "I'll Give Him a Rubber Ball to Practice With"* (Smitty, June 14, 1952) / by Berndt. -- Summary: The boss is practicing golf in the office, and he might break something. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf balls" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 1952) "The Golf Goof" (Kanvasback) 4 p. in Captain Marvel, Jr., no. 112 (Aug. 1952). -- Data from Lou Mougin via Grand Comic-Book Database. -- Call no.: Film 15791 r.184 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 19, 1953) "Now We'll Play Golf Scientifically!"* (Donald Duck, Jan. 19, 1953). -- Summary: Donald lines up his shot with a transit. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "transits" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov./Jan. 1953) "Golf Among the Chickens"* (The Nearsighted Mr. Magoo) 1 p. in Gerald McBoing Boing and the Nearsighted Mr. Magoo, no. 2 (Nov./Jan. 1953). -- Summary: Mr. Magoo thinks he finds his golf ball in a hen's nest. -- Call no.: PN6728.2.D4G43no.2 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov./Jan. 1953) "The Grizzly Golfer" (The Nearsighted Mister Magoo) 12 p. in Gerald McBoing Boing and the Nearsighted Mr. Magoo, no. 2 (Nov./Jan. 1953). -- Call no.: PN6728.2.D4G43no.2 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 17, 1953) "I Finally Shot Par on the Tenlakes Golf Course"* (Donald Duck, Jan. 17, 1953) -- Summary: Because the lakes are frozen, Donald has been golfing in ice skates. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Feb. 7, 1953) "Six-Inch Divots"* (Donald Duck, Feb. 7, 1953) -- Summary: An angry golf course manager is fooled by Donald's wearing his latest divot on his head. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "divots" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 21, 1953) "Jim Ferrier, the Golfer from Down Under" / by George W. Might ; illustrated by Ed Hunter. p. 13-17 in Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact, v. 8, no. 19 (May 21, 1953). -- Call no.: PN6728.1.P43T7v.8no.19 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 3, 1953) "Off the Beam" (Alley Oop, June 3, 1953) / by V.T. Hamlin. -- Summary: Alley's friends convince themselves that they should take him to see a doctor. As they say he's "way below par," Alley is shown swinging his axe at a rock, golf-style. -- Call no.: PN6728.A43F6 1937v.9 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 17, 1953) "Golf by Prescription"* (Louie, Aug. 17, 1953) / Hanan. -- Summary: Dr. Zigsby is just leaving for golf when Louie arrives, and after a quick listen with the stethoscope takes Louie golfing. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 22, 1953) "Boss as Caddy"* (Louie, Sept. 22, 1953) / Hanan. -- Summary: Louie daydreams about golf, and after the boss yells at him his daydream includes the boss as his caddy. -- Wordless strip. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 1954) "Recortadora de Hierba"* (Daniel el Travieso) 3 p. in Daniel el Travieso, no. 1 (Apr. 1954). -- Summary: Dad wants to go golfing, but Mom makes him mow the lawn. -- Call no.: PN6790.M44D29no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 6, 1954) "Practicing the Approach on Baxter's Carrots" (Our Boarding House, May 6, 1954) -- Summary: Amos talks about his ancestor, Angus McQuarrie Hoople, who taught King James the game of golf in Scotland ; the neighbor wants him to stop tramping through his garden retrieving the ball. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 12, 1954) "They All Look Like His" (Our Boarding House, May 12, 1954) -- Summary: The Major is in trouble for picking up somebody else's golf ball. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf balls" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 13, 1954) "No More Than Three Balls, That Is" (Our Boarding House, May 13, 1954) -- Summary: The Major reports on his preparations for the golf tournament; he played a difficult dogleg hole with no more than three. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "doglegs" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 16, 1954) "Lucille Van Pelt on the First Tee, Please" (Peanuts, May 16, 1954) / by Charles M. Schulz. -- Summary: Lucy has entered a golf tournament, and worries about playing against Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, and Ike. Charlie Brown reminds her that it's a women's tournament. -- This Sunday strip is reproduced as part of a letter to the editor, as evidence that grownups (here only from the shoulders down) sometimes appeared in Peanuts. p. 14 in Hogan's Alley, no. 9 (=v. 3, no. 1) (Summer 2001). -- Call no.: PN6700.H6no.9 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 23, 1954) "There's Nothing That Can Stop You Now, Lucy!"* (Peanuts, May 23, 1954) / by Charles M. Schulz. -- Summary: Lucy starts her round at the women's state amateur tournament with an eagle and a birdie. -- This Sunday strip is reproduced as part of a letter to the editor, as evidence that grownups (here only from the shoulders down) sometimes appeared in Peanuts. p. 14 in Hogan's Alley, no. 9 (=v. 3, no. 1) (Summer 2001). -- Call no.: PN6700.H6no.9 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 30, 1954) "I'm Supposed to be Home Taking a Nap!"* (Peanuts, May 30, 1954) / by Charles M. Schulz. -- Summary: Lucy is one hole from winning the tournament, when she suddenly leaves the golf course. -- This Sunday strip is reproduced as part of a letter to the editor, as evidence that grownups (here in full figure, but in the far distance or with blank faces) sometimes appeared in Peanuts. p. 14 in Hogan's Alley, no. 9 (=v. 3, no. 1) (Summer 2001). -- Call no.: PN6700.H6no.9 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 15, 1954) "A Natural Sucker"* (Abbie an' Slats, Aug. 15, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 84-85 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Swindlers Duke and Five-Spot approach Bathless Groggins with flattery and a set of golf clubs. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 22, 1954) "Two G's Right On His Ugly Nose"* (Abbie an' Slats, Aug. 22, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 86-87 in Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Duke and Five-Shot check to be sure Bathless has the golf clubs with magnets in them, then place their bet. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 29, 1954) "The Greatest Thing t'Come Along in Golf Since Bobby Jones"* (Abbie an' Slats, Aug. 29, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 88-89 in Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 5, 1954) "The Sensation of the Golfing World!"* (Abbie an' Slats, Sept. 5, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 90-91 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Bathless Groggins' score for the first nine holes is (gasp) ten! -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 12, 1954) "The Publicity is Worth Thousands to My Company!"* (Abbie an' Slats, Sept. 12, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 92-93 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Hummock, Mashie and McStymie, makers of golf equipment, convince Groggins to finish the tournament using their clubs. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 19, 1954) "The Skull of J. Pierpont Groggins"* (Abbie an' Slats, Sept. 19, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 94-95 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Without his magnetic golf clubs, Bathless has trouble hitting the ball and ends up hitting himself in the head. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 27, 1954) "Off Yer Knees and Start Countin' Off the Long Green!"* (Abbie an' Slats, Sept. 27, 1954) / by Raeburn Van Buren. reproduced on p. 96-97 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Hummock, Mashie and McStymie offer $20,000 to Groggins if he'll stop using their golf equipment. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 1954) "El Golf" (Daniel) 3 p. in Daniel el Travieso, no. 5 (Dec. 1954). -- Call no.: PN6790.M44D29no.5 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1955). You've Got Me in a Hole : a Collection of the Best Golfing Cartoons by the Foremost Comic Artists / edited by Lawrence Lariar. -- New York : Dodd, Mead & Company, 1955. -- 1 v. : ill. ; 29 cm. -- Call no.: NC1427.L34 1955 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 10, 1955) "We Stayed Home All Those Years While He Studied Nights. Now He's an Executive and Trying to Break 80 at Golf" (The Neighbors, June 10, 1955) / Clark. -- Situation: Two women talking over their backyard fences; a push mower leans against a house in an unmowed lawn. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 29, 1955) "She's the Pro's Daughter Out for early Morning Practice!"* (Harold Teen, June 29, 1955) / Carl Ed. reproduced on p. 98 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Harold wants to caddy for her. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 7, 1955) "I Hope You Watched My Ball, Caddy"* (Harold Teen, July 7, 1955) / Carl Ed. reproduced on p. 99 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Harold is too distracted by Toddy to do a good job of caddying. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 1955) "Fore!" (Daniel el Travieso) 7 p. in Daniel el Travieso, no. 11 (Dec. 1955). -- Golf story. -- Call no.: PN6790.M44D29no.11 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1956) "Re-filling the Golf Bag"* (Dud Dudley, 1956) / by Zeke Zekley. reproduced on p. 108 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: She sees his golf bag ready to go, and replaces the clubs with housecleaning equipment. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 5, 1956) "Sometimes I Think Golf is Too Strenuous for a Man of Phil's Age, Mickey!"* (Mickey Finn, May 5, 1956) / by Lank Leonard. reproduced on p. 82-83 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 9, 1956) "A Little Game of Pasture Pool"* (They'll Do It Every Time, June 9, 1956) / by Jimmy Hatlo. reproduced on p. 105 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Doc Gumboyle, the dentist, is calm in his office, but a nervous wreck on the golf course. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 9, 1956) "Divine Stencils"* (Penny, July 9, 1956) / Haenigsen. reproduced on p. 118 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Penny has made a floral design on her father's golf bag. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1957) "Do You Mind If I Play Through?"* (Little Lulu, copyright 1957). reproduced on p. 81 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Pop's giving Lulu golf pointers indoors, and Lulu's mom needs to vacuum. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 1957) "Please, Stuff, You'd Be Doing Me a Favor by Staying"* (Mac Divot, Jan. 1957) / Mel Keefer, Jordan Lansky. reproduced on p. 117 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Stuffy takes the blame for the cracked club, and offers to resign as caddy. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 1957) "Millie's Mirthquakes" / by Stan & Dan. 1/2 p. in A Date with Millie, no. 6 (June 1957). -- Three gag panels about caddies, lifts, and timekeepers, respectively. -- This is the first of five "Millie's Mirthquakes" features in this issue. -- Call no.: PN6728.2.M3D3no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 1957) "My Other Darling!" 5 p. in My Personal Problem, no. 1 (Oct. 1957). -- Begins: "I had everything all figured out for my husband!" -- The first page is set on a golf course. -- Call no.: PN6728.2.S78M9no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 21, 1958) "Why Don't You Play You're on a Vacation?"* (The Ryatts, July 21, 1958) / Cal Alley. -- Summary: Dad plays golf, the other kids are playing records or at the beach, and Kitty has a suggestion for mom, who was doing dishes. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "vacations" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 13, 1959) "So He Said a Bad Word and Kicked It!"* (Dennis the Menace, May 13, 1959) / by Hank Ketcham. reproduced on p. 111 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Dennis has been golfing with dad. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 11, 1959) "That Was The Day I First Broke A Hundred!"* (Donald Duck, June 11, 1959). reproduced on p. 109 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Daisy feels neglected by golf-playing Donald, and bets he can't remember the day they met. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 21, 1959) "You Can Get Away from Bigdome, But You Can't Get Away With Much!"* (Little Iodine, June 21, 1959) / by Jimmy Hatlo. reproduced on p. 104 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Tremblechin is playing at St. Andrews, and his boss in America will give him $500 if he beats the boss's score. And the boss has arranged a lie-detector test. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1960) "You're Getting Much Better Distance With Those New Balls, Hysteria"* (Nine to Five, 1960) / by Jo Fisher. reproduced on p. 138 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 13, 1960) "Golf in the Lawn Chair"* (The Family Circus, May 13, 1960) / by Bil Keane. reproduced on p. 111 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Dad's sleeping with his mouth open in the back yard, and the kids are preparing to use the cavity for golfing. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 29, 1960) "Indoor Putting Green"* (Henry, May 29, 1960) / by Carl Anderson. reproduced on p. 110 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Henry uses a bearskin rug for indoor golf. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 6, 1960?) "Did Shakespeare Waste His Time on the Golf Course? I'll Bet He Was at His Typewriter All Day Long!" (The Neighbors, June 6, [1960?]) / by George Clarke. reproduced on p. 114 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Setting: The husband is leaving with his golf clubs. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 1960) "Pearl's Goofy Golf!" (My Girl Pearl) / Stan Lee. 2 p. in My Girl Pearl, no. 9 (Dec. 1960) -- Begins: Shirl! Yoo hoo! I've been looking for you! I. Lee, Stan. k. Goofy golf. k. Golf. Call no.: PN6728.2.M3M86no.9 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 5, 1961) "He Can't Turn It Off!"* (Beetle Bailey, Apr. 5, 1961) / Mort Walker. -- Summary: Sarge always hits the golf ball over 300 yards, which is a problem when he putts. -- Call no.: PN6728.B4F6 1960 v.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 27, 1961) "Killer Golf Clubs"* (Dick Tracy, Dec. 27, 1961) / by Chester Gould. reproduced on p. 103 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Mr. Pardee has accidentally killed a woman with a golf shot. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 28, 1961) "Woods, Irons, Putters- All Killers!"* (Dick Tracy, Dec. 28, 1961) / by Chester Gould. reproduced on p. 103 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1962). "Fore!" : Golf Cartoons from the Wall Street Journal / selected by Charles Preston. -- New York : Dutton, 1962. -- 92 p. : ill. ; 26 cm. -- Call no.: GV967.W3 1962 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 1, 1962) "We'll Be a Close-Knit Family. We'll Do Everything Together" (Then-Now, May 1, 1962) / by Ron Fox. reproduced on p. 108 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: The second panel has the whole family on the golf course, including three screaming children. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 7, 1962) "A 19th Hole on Wheels!"* (Steve Roper, June 7, 1962) / by Saunders & Overgard. reproduced on p. 102 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary Mr. Lopar has a golf cart equipped with a bar. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 9, 1962) "I Can't Waste the Afternoon Hunting Lost Balls!"* (Steve Roper, June 9, 1962) / by Saunders & Overgard. reproduced on p. 102 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: In the woods at the golf course, Lopar's caddie/bartender Morrie pulls out a gun and points it at Steve. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1963) "Here, Here, None of That!" (Brother Juniper, 1963) / Justin McCarthy and Len Reno. reproduced on p. 123 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Brother Juniper is practicing golf using his shepherd's crook as a driver. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 28, 1963) "Sand Trap"* (Pierre) p. 36 in Treasure Chest of Fun & Fact, v. 18, no. 15 (Mar. 28, 1963). -- A silent strip, in which Pierre solves a problem on the golf course. -- Back cover. -- Call no.: PN6728.1.P43T7v.18no.15 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 31, 1963) "You Should Fight Your Compulsion that you Have to Play Golf Every Sunday No Matter What!"* (Hi and Lois, Mar. 31, 1963) / Mort Walker, Dik Browne. reproduced on p. 322 of The Smithsonian Collection of Newspaper Comics (Washington : Smithsonian Institution Press, 1977). -- Summary: Hi leaves to play golf in the rain and mud. -- Call no.: folio PN6726.S5 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1964) "Breaking 100, Almost"* (Moon Mullins, copyright 1964) / Ferd Johnson. reproduced on p. 125 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Alone on the course, Winston Plushbottom nudges his ball off the edge of the 18th hole when his 100th stroke is a fraction short; then he can't bring himself to lie to other golfers. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 19, 1964) "I Could Never Understand Why Women Feel They Must Adorn Themselves Even Further with Costly Baubles"* (Rip Kirby, Mar. 19, 1964) / by John Prentice & Fred Dickenson. -- Summary: Desmond tries to understand jewelry and jewel thieves. Desmond is carrying a golf bag. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "jewels" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 21, 1964) "I Do Like Pretending to Be a Millionaire Playboy"* (Rip Kirby, Mar. 21, 1964) / by John Prentice & Fred Dickenson. -- Summary: On the golf course, Desmond the caddie suggests a power saw before Rip's next stroke. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov. 30, 1964) "Every Pro on the Circuit is Here"* (Mac Divot, Nov. 30, 1964) / Mel Keefer, J. Lansky. p. 85 in The National Cartoonists Society Album 1965, ed. by Mort Walker (New York : NCS, 1965). -- Call no.: NC1300.N3 1965 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1965) "Digging"* (The Strange World of Mr. Mum, 1965) / by Phillips. panel reproduced on p. 106 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: On the golf course, Mr. Mum sees a tiny ladder and shovel sticking out of the eighth hole. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Feb. 1965) "The Terrible Trio!" (Human Torch and Thing) / dialogue and plot, Stan Lee ; pencils and plot, Dick Ayers ; inks, Frankie Ray (=Frank Giacoia) ; colors, Stan Goldberg ; letters, Art Simek. 12 p. in Strange Tales, no. 129 (Feb. 1965) ; reprinted in Marvel's Greatest Comics, no. 32 (Sept. 1971). -- Summary: On the golf course, Doris nags Johnny by comparing him to "gentlemanly" Peter Parker. Johnny falls into a trap of the Terrible Trio, but sends a distress signal to Ben, who takes them on and saves Johnny's life in a railway yard. -- Data from Bob Klein, Lou Mougin, Martin O'Hearn, et al. via Grand Comics Database. -- Call no.: PN6728.2.M3S75no.129 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 17, 1965) "Left to Right"* (Mr. Abernathy, Apr. 17, 1965) / Jones & Ridgeway. strip reprinted on p. 83 of The National Cartoonists Society Album 1965, ed. by Mort Walker (New York : NCS, 1965). -- Summary: Mr. Abernathy is playing golf, and checks the wind direction by throwing a handful of paper money in the air. -- Call no.: NC1300.N3 1965 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 22, 1975) "He's Oiling the Lawn Mower for Me Before He Goes to Play Golf"* (The Flop Family, Apr. 22, 1975) / by Swan. -- Summary: Philander is a considerate husband. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 6, 1965) "It Falls on My Shoulders to Un-Botch Them"* (Beetle Bailey, May 6, 1965) / by Mort Walker. reproduced on p. 107 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Maneuvers are in such a bad state the General Halftrack uses a special corrective method: He starts a round of golf. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 24, 1965) "Never Ridicule Elderly People. You'll Be There Some Day!"* (Out Our Way, May 24, 1965) -- (Born Forty Years Too Soon) -- Summary: Boys with shinny sticks poke fun at a passing couple of golfers. He is carrying two golf bags, and she has none. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 4, 1965) "Take a Shot at Mine"* (Smidgens, Aug. 4, 1965) / by Cordray. reproduced on p. 114 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: A golfer complains that a shot almost hit his wife. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 13, 1965) "Friday the Thirteenth, Daddy Dear"* (Rick O'Shay, Aug. 13, 1965) / by Stan Lynde. reproduced on p. 112 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Moonglow remarks about her father's choice of opening days for the new golf course. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 17, 1965) "Looks Like Heap Plenty Painful Game!"* (Rick O'Shay, Aug. 17, 1965) / by Stan Lynde. reproduced on p. 113 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: The chief drives a golf ball off a tree into his own face. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 18, 1965) "Negotiable Bicuspid"* (Rick O'Shay, Aug. 18, 1965) / by Stan Lynde. reproduced on p. 113 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: The golf ball has knocked out the chief's gold tooth. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 2, 1965) "I Play This Game for Exercise!"* (Out Our Way, Oct. 2, 1965) / Neg Cochran. -- (Grampaw) -- Summary: Grampaw doesn't want to ride in the golf cart and get a bay window. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "bay windows" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 24, 1966) "Counting Clubs"* (B.C., Apr. 24, 1966) / by Johnny Hart. reprinted on p. 30-32 of The World of Comic Art, v. 2, no. 1 (Summer 1967). -- Summary: B.C. is playing golf, and snaps a club in half each time something goes wrong. Score for the first hole: 29 clubs. -- Call no.: NC1426.W6v.2no.1 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 27, 1966) "What's Golf?"* (Smidgens, May 27, 1966) / Cordray. -- Summary: He's been talking golf all night, and hopes he isn't boring her. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 1, 1966) "It's All in the Grip!"* (Hi and Lois, July 1, 1966) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 152 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Thirsty explains his confidence at golf: the handle of his club is a flask of liquor. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 8, 1966) "Playing the Woods Off the Wet" (Jack Nicklaus on Golf, July 8, 1966) / Barrett Taylor. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 14, 1966) "Helps My Score"* (Tiger, July 14, 1966) / by Bud Blake. -- Summary: Hugo's digging an enormous third hole for his golf course. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf scores" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 29, 1966) "A Few Things You're Doin' Wrong"* (Nubbin, Aug. 29, 1966) / by Jim Burnett and George Crenshaw. -- Summary: Nubbin offers Twink a golf lesson, as she tries to hit the ball with her club still in the bag. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 6, 1966) "Looks Like Par is the Only Thing He Didn't Break!"* (Bringing Up Father, Sept. 6, 1966) / by Bill Kavanagh and Hal Camp. -- Summary: Bimmy comes back from his first round of golf with a bag of twisted clubs. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 10, 1966) "Back Seat Golfing"* (Nubbin, Sept. 10, 1966) / by Jim Burnett and George Crenshaw. -- Summary: Twink uses the same words as a golf companion as she did on the drive to the course, about the ditch, the tree, and eyes straight ahead. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 12, 1966) "Rock 'n Roll, Tennis, Golf, and Many Modern Wonders"* (The Phantom. Sept. 12, 1966) / Falk & Barry. -- Summary: At the edge of the jungle, ancient rituals are replaced by newer things. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "rituals" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 29, 1966) "Don't Forget Your Golf Clubs, Darlin'"* (Bringing Up Father, Sept. 29, 1966) / by Bill Kavanagh and Hal Camp. -- Summary: Maggie catches Jiggs sneaking out for golf, and then gets a phone call from Mrs. Sandtrap and tries to sneak out herself. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 23, 1966) "It's Stuck to the Golf Club!"* (Freckles, Dec. 23, 1966) / Henry Formhals. -- Summary: They may have invented a golf ball that can't be lost. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf balls" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 18, 1967) "Indoor Putting with Cat"* (The Willets, Jan. 18, 1967) / Walt Wetterberg. -- Summary: The cat gives the ball a swat, and it goes off the wall into the tumbler. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "putting" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 2, 1967) "Golf in Traffic"* (Winthrop, Mar. 2, 1967) / Dick Cavalli. -- Summary: A golfer is in an intersection, waiting for the traffic cop to give him permission to hit his ball. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "intersections" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 13, 1967) "I Held It Back As Long As I Could"* (Winthrop, Mar. 13, 1967) / Dick Cavalli. -- Summary: He's been dying to try out his new driver, and now there's a hole in the window. It's been a long winter. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "balls through windows" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 13, 1967) "Measles"* (The Born Loser, Apr. 13, 1967) / Art Sansom. -- Summary: Thornapple is quarantined, watching Veeblefester go by with his golf clubs -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf clubs" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 27, 1967) "I'll Bet He's Seething Inside Though"* (Fred Basset, Apr. 27, 1967) / by Alexander Graham. reproduced on p. 115 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Fred's mistress has beaten his master at golf, and he takes it 'like a man.' -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 6, 1967) "The Game Does Have a Certain Escape Value. Only This Morning I Asked Myself: Would You Rather Play Golf or Put Up Screens?" (Side Glances, May 6, 1967) / by Galbraith ; Gill Fox. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 15, 1967) "You and Your 10% Chance of Precipitation" (Side Glances, May 15, 1967) / by Galbraith ; Gill Fox. -- Summary: A dripping golfer brings the weather prediction to the attention of the newspaper editor. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "weather forecasts" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 29, 1967) "If I Didn't Know Better, I'd Swear I Heard Someone Sob!" (Side Glances, May 29, 1967) / by Galbraith ; Gill Fox. -- Summary: Below them and out of sight is a forlorn golfer in a sand trap. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "sand traps" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 9, 1967) "By George, Thornapple, I'm Finally Getting the Hang of It!" (The Born Loser, June 9, 1967) / Art Sansom. -- Summary: On the green, Veeblefester is playing with a paddleball while Brutus's putt bounces back up out of the hole. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "paddleballs" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 12, 1967) "At Breakfast this Morning He Asked Me to Pass the Bread and Putter"* (Winthrop, June 12, 1967) / Dick Cavalli. -- Summary: Sandy Trapp, the professional golfer, is staying over. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golfers" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 15, 1967) "Mashie Potatoes!"* (Winthrop, June 15, 1967) / Dick Cavalli. -- Summary: Sandy Trapp says what his favorite food is. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golfers" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 23, 1967) "Nice Guys and Those Playing Golf with the Boss Finish Last!" (Side Glances, June 23, 1967) / by Galbraith ; Gill Fox. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "bosses" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 5, 1967) "Try Standing Farther Away from the Ball"* (The Willets, July 5, 1967) -- Summary: A golfer knocks his own shoe off with his swing. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "shoes" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 5, 1967) "You're Standing on My Ball!"* (The Born Loser, July 5, 1967) / Art Sansom. -- Summary: Brutus is playing golf with Veeblefester (his boss), who isn't winning. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf balls" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 15, 1967) "If the Golf Course has Non-Allergy Grass, How Come We Can't Have It?" (Side Glances, Aug. 15, 1967) / Gill Fox. -- Setting: She's mowing the lawn, and he's loading his golf clubs in the trunk of the car. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "grass" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 19, 1967) "They Cut the Tree Down"* (Hi & Lois, Aug. 19, 1967) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 153 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Hi returns a severely twisted golf club to Thirsty. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 25, 1967) "Nonsense! A Round of Golf Will Do You Good! I'll Sit Right Here and Wait While You Zip Through the Housework!" (Side Glances, Aug. 25, 1967) / by Galbraith ; Gill Fox. -- Summary: A husband addresses a wife surrounded by active children, dirty dishes and spills. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "housework" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 3, 1967) "If You Don't Enjoy It, Why Do You Play It?"* (The Born Loser, Oct. 3, 1967) / Art. -- Summary: Brutus shouts in anger with each shot. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 20, 1968) "The Never-Say-Dies" (Out Our Way, Jan. 20, 1968) / Neg Cochran. -- Summary: The guys are leaving for golf, which is no crazier than ice fishing; they're dressed for the weather and they'll use a red ball to see it in the snow. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 25, 1968) "That's What I Told Tom when he Called to Find out What Time He Should Meet You at the Golf Course in the Morning"* (Out Our Way, July 25, 1968) / Neg Cochran. -- (Heroes are Made, not Born) -- Summary: He's turning in early, saying he's going to get busy in the morning at the list of jobs she wants done. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 1969) "Golf of Course" (Abbott & Costello) / script, Steve Skeates ; pencils, Henry Scarpelli ; inks, Anthony Ferme ; ltrg, Ray Burzon. p. 16 in Abbott & Costello, no. 6 (Jan. 1969). -- Call no.: PN6728.3.C47A2no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 1969) "Up Stroke" (Abbott & Costello) / script, Steve Skeates ; pencils, Henry Scarpelli ; inks, Anthony Ferme ; ltrg, Ray Burzon. p. 17 in Abbott & Costello, no. 6 (Jan. 1969). -- Golf gag. -- Call no.: PN6728.3.C47A2no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 20, 1969) "I've Chosen You to Go South With Me. I Need Someone to Drive My Golf Cart"* (The Neighbors, Jan. 20, 1969) / by George Clark. -- Summary: The boss bestows an honor. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf carts" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 12, 1969) "Audio-Syncrasies" (Out Our Way, Apr. 12, 1969) / Neg Cochran. -- Summary: Though they run the risk of being accused of stalling, the painting crew has smuggled a television set into the room to watch golf. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "stalling" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 3, 1969) "He Hasn't Had to Buy a Golf Ball for Years"* (Fred Basset, Sept. 3, 1969) / Alex Graham. -- Summary: Fred is fetching a lot of balls from under bushes. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "fetching" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 13, 1969) "My Prayer Book"* (Hi & Lois, Sept. 13, 1969) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 152 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Thirsty has found his ball in the woods, and Hi offers to toss him what he needs from his golf bag. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 27, 1969) "The First Perfect Hole I've Ever Seen You Play" (Hi and Lois, Sept. 27, 1969) / by Mort Walker & Dik Browne. -- Summary: But after his putt, Thirsty gets his hand stuck in the hole. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ---------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 2, 1969) "This Course is About Five Inches Too Low For Us"* (Laugh Time, Oct. 2, 1969) / Bob Schroeter. -- Summary: Ethel swings, and the speed lines are several inches above the ball on the tee. -- Call no.: PN6727 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 4, 1969) "Steepslope Country Club"* (Hi and Lois, Oct. 4, 1969) / by Mort Walker & Dik Browne. -- Summary: Thirsty comes home exhausted, and Irma can tell where he played, and that there were not enough caddies. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 6, 1969) "General Halftrack Five-Putted"* (Beetle Bailey, Oct. 6, 1969) / Mort Walker. -- Summary: Why the flag in the eighth hole is at half staff. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "flags" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 11, 1969) "He Tried to Sell Me a Couple of My Balls"* (Hi and Lois, Oct. 11, 1969) / by Mort Walker & Dik Browne. -- Summary: Chip is acting more businesslike as a caddy now. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 17, 1969) "A Pleasant Evening is Assured for All"* (Fred Basset, Oct. 17, 1969) / by Alex Graham. -- Summary: Fred's master comes back from golf a winner, and the family is relieved. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 3, 1970) "He's In No Mood For It"* (Laff-a-Day, Apr. 3, 1970) / Ed Arno. -- Summary: A husband sits with his clubs watching it rain, and his wife tells a visitor not to even say hello. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 14, 1970) "He Might At Least Have Started the Mower For Her Before He Left"* (Fred Basset, May 14, 1970) -- Summary: Fred's master leaves for golf, and his mistress is displeased. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 23, 1970) "Try to Squeeze in a Round of Golf Between your Business Appointments" (Then/Now, June 23, 1970) / Roy Fox. -- Summary: The businessman takes the doctor's advice and is shown rushing through his golf game. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "doctors" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 27, 1970) "He'll Probably Be Disappointed Not to Make the Money"* (Lolly, July 27, 1970) / Pete Hansen. -- Summary: The boss asks Lolly to cancel his golf lesson; out at the country club the pro jumps in the air and clicks his heels together. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf pros" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 8, 1970) "He Usually Tears Up His Medal Card About the Fourth"* (Fred Basset, Sept. 8, 1970) / Graham. -- Summary: At the 8th tee, Fred's master is doing better than usual at golf. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 9, 1970) "Play Some Golf, Relax, That's What His Doctor Said"* (Fred Basset, Oct. 9, 1970) / Graham. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov. 2, 1970) "The Whole Load" (Out Our Way, Nov. 2, 1970) / by Neg Cochran. -- Summary: Mother gets the change from the groceries plus other things from the pocket: golf tee, paper clip, button, rubber bands and lint. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "pockets" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 22, 1971) "Why is it so Important for you to Play Golf and Play It Well?"* (Mac Divot, Jan. 22, 1971) / Mel Keefer, Jordan Lansky. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "motives" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 1, 1971) "Okay, Mrs. Smart! Give Back My Golf Balls!"* (Lancelot, Mar. 1, 1971) / Coker-Penn. -- Summary: She plays through the living room with the vacuum cleaner. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "vacuum cleaners" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 9, 1971) "I Wish I Were On the Moon"* (Lolly, Mar. 9, 1971) / Pete Hansen. -- Summary: His golf ball doesn't go as far as he'd like. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 14, 1971) "Why Is It We Always Seem To Have Laurel and Hardy Ahead of Us and Palmer and Nicklaus Behind Us?"* (Hi & Lois, May 14, 1971). reprinted on p. 153 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Hi and Thirsty are on a busy golf course. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 3, 1971) "Quarry Hopping is Like Touring Your Moon Complex"* (Dick Tracy, June 3, 1971) / Chester Gould. -- Summary: The quarry they're flying over looks abandoned, but the golf course on the moon "covers 27 miles." -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf courses" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 15, 1971) "Usually on My Day Off"* (The Flop Family, June 15, 1971) -- Summary: While bandaging her son's thumb, Helen Flop says that "into each life some rain must fall," and Pop overhears while sitting with his clubs at the picture window watching it rain. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 6, 1971) "I Was Just Tellin' Him Names Dad Calls His Golf Clubs" (Dennis the Menace, July 6, 1971) / by Hank Ketchum. -- Summary: Mom is suprised at the language Dennis is using, talking to Joey in the next room. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 7, 1971) "Trail of Clubs"* (Trudy, July 7, 1971) / by Jerry Marcus. -- Trudy has spaced his golf clubs in the long grass around the house, leading to the lawnmower. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "lawnmowers" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 22, 1971) "Burglars are Supposed to be Quiet!"* (The Flop Family, July 22, 1971) / Swan. -- Summary: Philander goes downstairs with a golf club because Helen thinks there's a burglar, but it's quiet until he hears a voice. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf clubs" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 26, 1971) "Have A Good Day on the Golf Course, Dear"?"* (The Flop Family, July 26, 1971) / Swan. -- Summary: Philander polishes his clubs and heads for the course, but returns to put the whole bag of twisted clubs in the rubbish. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 28, 1971) "Helen Will Hit the Ceiling"* (The Flop Family, July 28, 1971) / Swan. -- Summary: Flop breaks a vase with his indoor golf, and gives Otto $5 not to mention it. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 31, 1971) "Talk About Realistic Dreams!"* (Bringing Up Father, Aug. 31, 1971) / Kavanagh & Camp. -- Summary: Jiggs wakes up wet after dreaming about a rainstorm on a golf course, because kids were having a squirt gun battle around him while he slept. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 7, 1971) "Walking on Grass Will Cure His Foot Trouble"* (Bringing Up Father, Sept. 7, 1971) / Cavanagh & Camp. -- Summary: The doctor tries to prescribe more time on the golf course, but Maggie just makes him mow the lawn. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Oct. 14, 1971) "Your Ball is Heading Toward Them with the Speed of a Bullet"* (The Flop Family, Oct. 14, 1971) / Swan. -- Summary: His first swing on the course, Otto yells "fore" so loudly that everybody runs, but the ball doesn't go anywhere. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov. 3, 1971) "You'll Have to Wait for His Highness to Putt Out"* (Popeye, Nov. 3, 1971) / Bud Sagendorf. -- Summary: Popeye wants to complain about the king of Dunder using his wives (queens), soon to include Olive, as slave labor. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov. 4, 1971) "She Does a Wonderful Shirt"* (Popeye, Nov. 4, 1971) / Bud Sagendorf. -- Summary: On the golf course, Popeye complains to the king about Olive being forced to work in the laundry. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Feb. 3, 1972) "Some Men Can't Stand for a Woman to Beat Them at Golf"* (Professor Phumble, Feb. 3, 1972) / Bill Yates. p. 186 in The National Cartoonists Society Album 1972-77 ed. -- 1972). -- Call no.: NC1300.N3 1972 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 13, 1972) "Oh, Come On, Marjorie! What's Wrong with a Little Cheating Between Friends?" (Side Glances, Mar. 13, 1972) / by Gill Fox. -- Setting: Two women are playing golf. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf scores" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 22, 1972) "I Guess Now She Knows Who's Boss!"* (Lancelot, Apr. 22, 1972) / Penn. -- Summary: Woody put his foot down and walked out on the chores his wife wanted him to do. He doesn't seem to know he's wearing an apron on the golf course. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "aprons" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 22, 1972) "You Learn a Lot Playing with Myrna. She Went Around in 116 Strokes, Three Rumors and One Scandal!" (Side Glances, Apr. 22, 1972) / by Gill Fox. -- Setting: Two women are talking in the country club dining room. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "scandal" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 24, 1972) "Can You Think of Any Better Place to Hide My Golf Clubs?"* (Lancelot, Apr. 24, 1972) / Penn. -- Summary: Woody takes out the garbage and sneaks out for golf at the same time. - Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf clubs" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 27, 1972) "She's Having a Lovely Time Up Here"* (Fred Basset, Apr. 27, 1972) / Graham. -- Summary: Fred's master has so far taken seven strokes in the sand trap, and Fred's mistress is gloating. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "gloating" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 28, 1972) "When they Finish, They'll be Six Miles from the Clubhouse"* (The Wizard of Id, Apr. 28, 1972) / Parker & Hart. reproduced on p. 153 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: The king is building a new golf course for the ladies. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 2, 1972) "The First Time He's Been on the Fairway All Day"* (Fred Basset, May 2, 1972) / Graham. -- Summary: Fred's master hits a tree from the rough. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "fairways" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 3, 1972) "That I Know How To Do!"* (The Born Loser, May 3, 1972) / Art Sansom. -- Summary: Brutus is not pleased when the golf instructor tells him to swing a few times without hitting the ball. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf pros" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 6, 1972) "Good Heavens, Caroline! While I Was Waiting For You To Shoot, I Could Have Baked a Cake!" (Side Glances, May 6, 1972) / by Gill Fox. -- Setting: Two women are playing golf. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 10, 1972) "Bucket of Balls"* (Joe Palooka, June 10, 1972) / by Ham Fisher. reproduced on p. 100-101 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Humphrey Pennyworth hits a bucket of balls, all at once. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 23, 1972) "It's Par for the Course" (Out Our Way, June 23, 1972) / Neg Cochran. -- Summary: Elwood gets put on the late shift, and since he's a golf nut he likes it. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 5, 1972) "You've Got To Watch Some of His Golfing Friends"* (Fred Basset, Aug. 5, 1972) -- Summary: A golfer reports his score a little too optimistically. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf scores" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Feb. 23, 1973) "How Come the Years go by so Fast, and February Takes Forever?"* (Hi & Lois, Feb. 23, 1973) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 166 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Lois and Hi talk about how time flies, but Hi is standing with his golf clubs looking out at the snow. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Apr. 25, 1973) "They Claim that this Golf Game is Seventy-Five Percent Mental!"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., Apr. 25, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: Ken is talking about marriage to June, and says he's going to get in shape for the tournament; meanwhile Rex is upset and cancels his appointments. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 2, 1973) "I'll Go to the Airport with You, June!"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., May 2, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: June tells Ken he should go practice his golf instead, so they kiss goodbye at the hotel. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "goodbyes" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 3, 1973) "What About His Illness, the Multiple Sclerosis?"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., May 3, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: Rafe says he think Ken's going to make it back to the tour, and Rex says he's going to discharge Melissa. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "multiple sclerosis" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 4, 1973) "I Feel Good at the Ball!"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., May 4, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: Ken looks good on the course, even though he's been away from the game. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golfers" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 7, 1973) "You've Got a Great Round Going, Ken! If you Par in, You'll have a Sixty-Five, a Course Record!"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., May 7, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: June makes a lunch date with Brice Adam, while Ken's on the golf course. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "par" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 15, 1973) "The Baron is Back!"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., May 15, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: Ken tells Rafe he wants to pick up the tour in ten days, and that he's going to win the Open. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 18, 1973) "Another Blow Against Male Chauvinism"* (Lolly, May 18, 1973) / by Pete Hansen. reproduced on p. 138 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Liz hits a drive so well that her male golfing partner's hat flies up and eyes pop out. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 25, 1973) "What are My Chances?"* (Rex Morgan, M.D., May 25, 1973) / by Dal Curtis ; Bradley and Edgington. -- Summary: Rex congratulates Ken on a fine round of golf, and Ken wants to know what the doctor can tell him about his remission from M.S. -- Call no.: PN6726f.B55 "remission" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 29, 1973) "Nobody Will Believe Him"* (Fred Basset, June 29, 1973) / Graham. -- Summary: Fred's master makes a hole in one, and there are no witnesses. -- Call no.: PN6726 f. B55 "hole in one" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 13, 1973) "It Was His Golf Club Dinner Last Night"* (Fred Basset, July 13, 1973) / Graham. -- Summary: Fred's master seems to have a hangover. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 19, 1973) "This is my Afternoon for Golf. I'll Have to See You in the Morning"* (Bugs Bunny, July 19, 1973) / by Heimdahl & Stoffel. -- Summary: Cicero is playing doctor. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 21, 1973) "I Never Know Whether It's the Thrashing Tail or the Pathetic Whimpering that Does the Trick"* (Fred Basset, July 21, 1973) / Graham. -- Summary: Fred is allowed to come along as his master leaves for golf. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 1, 1973) "Bad Lie?" (Hazel, Aug. 1, 1973) / by Ted Key. reproduced on p. 111 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: The young golfer is in wading pool with Hazel, getting ready to swing. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 15, 1973) "I'm Going to Get Good at This Game if it Takes All Day!"* (Hi and Lois, Aug. 15, 1973) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 149 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Ditto practices golf with determination. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 4, 1973) "I Don't Feel Like a Sad Trip!"* (Mac Divot, Sept. 4, 1973) / Mel Keefer. -- Summary: The U.S. team trails the British in the Ryder Cup, and though he's not Knute Rockne or Vince Lombardi, the coach would rather they travel home as winners. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "pep talks" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 14, 1973) "He was in the Mixed Lounge Playing Bridge at the Time"* (Fred Basset, Sept. 14, 1973) / Graham. -- Summary: Fred's master reports slicing his drive on the 18th and hitting General Arbuthnot, who was annoyed. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 22, 1973) "Somehow He Manages to Hiccup in the Middle of Every Backswing"* (Hi & Lois, Sept. 22, 1973) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 153 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Thirsty's timing is off, but Ditto's isn't. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov. 6, 1973) "If I Were You, I'd Cut Down on Calcium" (Broom-Hilda, Nov. 6, 1973) / Russell Myers. -- Summary: A golf ball hits Irwin on the head while he's standing under a bird in a nest. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf balls" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Nov. 14, 1973) "Pretty Nasty Cut, Doc!"* (The Flintstones, Nov. 14, 1973) -- Summary: The doctor slices the ball, and gets out his surgical equipment to sew it back together. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "slicing" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 8, 1973) "The Boss Has Invited Me to Play Golf With Him. I Better Practice"* (Lolly, Dec. 8, 1973) / Pete Hansen. -- Summary: He's hitting a bucket of balls trying to shorten his drives. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "bosses" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July/Aug. 1974) "The Monster in Hole 18" 10 p. in Strange Sports Stories, no. 6 (July/Aug. 1974). -- Data from Gene Reed. -- Call no.: PN6728.4.N3S76no.6 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 31, 1974) "Up With Women's Lib!"* (Hi and Lois, Aug. 31, 1974) / by Mort Walker and Dik Browne. -- Summary: Thirsty reacts to Irma's having cleaned the cellar, waxed his car and polished his golf clubs. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "women's liberation" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1975) "Don't Tell Me, That was a Slice, Right?"* (Trim's Arena, 1975) / Wayne Stayskal. reproduced on p. 119 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: A woman golfer has beheaded her instructor. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 8, 1975) "What's That You Say, Scout- a 'People Leg' to the Right?" (Woody's World, Aug. 8, 1975) / by WAP. reproduced on p. 115 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Situation: Something of Scout the dog's perspective on golf. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Sept. 1975) "Fore and After!" (Yosemite Sam and Bugs Bunny) 3 p. in Yosemite Sam, no. 31 (Sept. 1975) -- Golf story. -- Call no.: PN6728.4.G56Y6no.31 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Dec. 10, 1975) "Either a Short Putt or a Large Fish"* (Nancy, Dec. 10, 1975) / by Ernie Bushmiller. -- Summary: One man talks to another using hand gestures, and the kids wonder what they're talking about. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Jan. 27, 1976) "His Favorite Course is Pebble Beach"* (Peanuts, Jan. 27, 1976) / by Charles M. Schulz. -- Summary: Sally brings her pet rock, who is a golfer, for show and tell. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Feb. 16, 1976) "You've Got to Look Down, Not Up"* (Nancy, Feb. 16, 1976) / by Ernie Bushmiller. -- Summary: The pastor is new to golf, and keeps looking to Heaven instead of keeping his eye on the ball. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Feb. 18, 1976) "A Golf Ball Lost in the Parentheses!"* (Peanuts, Feb. 18, 1976) / by Charles M. Schulz. -- Summary: Sally practices writing parentheses, and puts a lower-case 'o' between two of them. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 2, 1976) "Who's Away?"* (The Flintstones, Mar. 2, 1976) -- Summary: Wilma says it's either golf or his family, and Fred chooses golf. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 20, 1976) "You Could Run Into a String of Double-Bogeys"* (Peanuts, May 20, 1976) / by Charles M. Schulz. -- Summary: Snoopy thinks it's dangerous to jog on a golf course. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (June 26, 1976) "Nine Holes"* (Nancy, June 23, 1976) / by Ernie Bushmiller. -- Summary: Sluggo's going to caddie today, so Nancy makes him a 'golf sandwich' with Swiss cheese. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 7, 1976) "Unfortunately, I Had Three"* (Hi & Lois, Aug. 7, 1976) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 153 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: Hi tells Thirsty that one drink relaxes him before a game of golf. Thirsty falls asleep while lining up his putt. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1977) Lo Linkert's Golftoons. -- Vancouver, BC : Plainsman Publications, 1977. -- ca. 150 p. : chiefly ill. ; 20 cm. -- Call no.: NC1449.L5G6 1977 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (May 26, 1977) "Well, I've Got a Hole in One!"* (Archie, May 26, 1977) / by Bob Montana. reproduced on p. 118 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Jughead's taking his golf shoes to be repaired, and Archie says they don't look like golf shoes. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (1978) "Golf Balls, Tees and a Six Pack"* (Hi and Lois, 1978) / Dik Browne. reproduced on p. 154 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Thirsty shows off his new golf bag, with an extra large pocket. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 3, 1978) "A Shootin' Iron"* (Shoe, Aug. 3, 1978) / MacNelly. reproduced on p. 121 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Cosmo is caddying for Shoe, and recommends an iron for a par 8 hole. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 18, 1978) "I'll Kick In My Own Locker, If You Don't Mind!" (Heathcliff, Aug. 18, 1978) / by George Gately. reproduced on p. 136 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Summary: Heathcliff is in the locker room after a round of golf. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Aug. 24, 1978) "So Enough about My Day. What's All This about You Shooting a Hole In One?"* (Beetle Bailey, Aug. 24, 1978) / by Mort Walker. reproduced on p. 169 of Golf in the Comic Strips, ed. by Howard Ziehm (General Publishing Group, 1997). -- Situation: General Halftrack is in bed with his wife, his golf clothes and his golf equipment. -- Call no.: PN6726.G595 1997 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (Mar. 1979) "Sudden Death Playoff" / script, Bob Toomey ; art, Moreno Casares. p. 41-48 in Creepy, no. 106 (Mar. 1979). -- "The battle ground is one man's mind and the fate of the entire human race hangs in the balance! How can Cawthorne save mankind? He could imagine the whole thing is a golf tournament!" -- Call no.: PN6728.3.W3C7no.106 ----------------------------------------------------- Golf (July 13, 1979) "I Packed Up My Golf Clubs, My Bowling Shoes, the Booze in My Desk, and Quit!"* (Hi and Lois, July 13, 1979) / Dik Browne. reprinted on p. 221 of The Best of Hi and Lois (Bedford, N.Y. : Comicana Books, 1986). -- Summary: At a bar with Hi, Thirsty talks about leaving his job. -- Call no.: PN6728.H5B37 1986 -----------------------------------------------------On down the list