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' j THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY AUGUST SI. IMT leveland Plans Qolf Tournament Aug. 31 CLUBLAND, Aug. 19.—INP -The moat ambitious golf pro^ iKram ev«r attempted l»y the il’nited Oo)^«rt Asaociation haa ^een laid out ^by the Chainnan of I'he Tournament Gomir^ttee, R. |H|. HktwlkinB, of /the Ariington iHeigrhti, Mas*., an International [Negro PresB representative learn- antcnt Com- l! mittee Chaimmn announces ^a1 I four golf championships wfil be contested f«r at .thp Highland f Country Glu4> in Cleveland, Aug- j windup on Spetember 2, making ! ifU8t 31 to September 3 with tome | total of 72 holes of medal play, ‘added events new to the ‘Nation- A recoH breaking purse of |500, als’ on the prograyu ). I has been provided for the pro- The four day stretch a’l dTtV? j faswonals, with f200, on the line land will ba the IniiiMt in golf (for tha winnar of tha Open and hiskiry, with tour^menta, 'poaaesslon tf th* Open cup for inf* and celebratiohs all going on n year. One Hundred dollars goes at the ■amp timfe Ttie larveat j to the second best professional number of prizes ever offered are 1 nd there will be eight additional being put up for profeaaional, prizes. Amateurs who oom- amat«ur and novjce golfera aliko. |-ete in tha open and finish within Am usual the big tournament |he first ten will ibe given plate« will be the annual National Open | Ju*t as important to the f\Jfta- of which thfs will be the t^ellh teui^, ^as the Open, is the sChe- with 18 'holea | duletf'^ I’Ofh Annual Amateur August 31, >inlM wilt Hlu»» «Wi III y I ■ fnr. The event ed the followinig^y with 36 holes .will start on the 3li hole qualifying wmrBn-t* round, then 18 bole matches until the two fin als fight it out for the amateur Icrown in a 36 hole final on the fourth day. /fw c Quhr/ ‘v7 , r- I National 9iNCrL£scH/\MPiof/ WHO IN PEF^ND/h/(r HIS nnl£ T(J5kE&^E£ THIS weeir ^ \jMSnirl£''ri) 14/ORi^Yabout^ \ \Durf/e MUST'watch' nn:H^2 a © 1937 IliTEfWAiloiu. SE3R0 7ei9^ > Then there will be the Bignth AnnujJf W)on^an'a Oh*mHU»ahip and for the first time, this erent will be decided by match play. Like the men the ladiea will atari with an 18 hole qualifyting round with the^ two finalist fighting it out on the fourth day «f individ ual matches. ' A new event added for this tournament and one whi|h will give every golfer a chance to win a prize is the “Hawkins''Vacation Division Tournament” Fortjr pri zes will be arvailaible> A two IBkH Scotch Foursome, a long driving contest and prizes to the beset dressed golfers are interesting events that are* new. Headquarters for information, entry blanks and housing have Twuii ■irt.m.iinri j^orust City Golf Association V»f Cleva land, at 2186 E^ist 98rd. Street Dr. James E. Levy is president of the local Forest City Association and John G. Cowan, chairman of the local tournament committee. Sports Talk NEW VORK CITY, Aug. 19. —INP—>Tack Dempsey, Hhe ring’s famed Manassa M«v^lier, 'after watching Tomn:\y Farr go thru his paces at Long i&k'anch, N. J. La.S|t Tudada;^ remarked “Farr looks alright, he'seems to be able to take a punch but he cairie? his hands too low”. Farr is looking better in training these last few days. He is deceptively awkwan! and is a rough and bnrising tyi*« of opponent. Ajbe Feldman, crack heavyweight tooxer, is the latest ne^rult to join iPar^s sparring At Pompton Lakes, Joe ib rapid ly working into condition, never having ceased training since the [^'raddock chamj^ionfihip g», the new chamipion is near his peak. When |the Louia camp had been Snformjied tha^t the Wdjahman, •Farr, was a rough and tumble fighter, adept in the- use of his head for butting purposes, they immed|iately hired Martjt Galla gher,- Washington, D.’*fc. boxer, to help round the bomber into shape. ^ Gallaghee, is one of the rough- e.st men in the business and Louis is learning quickly w)iat to hould Farr attempt to butt him vith his head as he is credited .to ^■ave done to Max Baer. John Harding, Manager of the (National Sporting Club -of Eng land, who arrived on the Queen (Conthiued on page teveng WILL YOUR CHILD ■* RECEIVE A COLLEGE EDUCATION i This quMtion .Jiot b««n on«w«r«d for tht porantt of tfi« cliiM picturod abort. A North Carolina Mutual Educational Policy has provided th« funds for his collsgo corosr. ' Th« probltns pf sducoting childron Is on« that «vill foc« «v«ry parent ioon^r or lotsr. Thought^l parontt rsolixs thot child sducofion coqnot Im Uft tojchancs. v Cortful planning is ssssntial. ^ For many young m«n and womon, tho commsncsment ssoson rapidly opproaching will b« a tim« of refoicing — tho passing of th« first mil«ston« on th« road to a succsssful cofssr. For c^srs it will*mean th« «nd. Can you afford fo jsopordizo your child's future through lock of a dofinits plan? We offer this suggestion. Investigate the poeslbilitles of o North Ca^ ^olina Mutual Educational Policy. The cost Is reoeonoble. Results ore cer^ tain. An Educational Endowment Poliey !■ the one i«re answer to the ' perplexing problem of child education, . | N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Co. . i DURHAM, NORTH, CAROLINA J c c. .SPAULDING, “JVo Home L Complete. 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