ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST' 2O, 1.928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Golf Tournament
Uth of July Week-end
■ Eighteen hole qualifying round
*may be played either Friday or
Saturday. Four players will qual
ify in each flight.
First round Match play, 18 holes,
will be played on Sunday. Win
ners of the first round match will
play their final matches on Mon
day. Also the losers of theirs
on Monday for the “Beaten Two’s"
prize in each flight. There will
•be prizes for each flight and it is
hoped a large number of players
will come out. An entry fee of
50c will be charged and this will
go into the prize fund. The tour
nament Committee will provide
an amount equal to the amount
collected for entry fees which will
also go into the prize fund.
Stores Close For 4th
A check up with most of the
stores and business houses this
morning indicates that Try on will
observe the Fourth of July Holi
day on M’onday as in the past,
and thus give many workers a
two day vacation counting Sunday
making it possible to go on trips
and really enjoy the event. Ernest
Kerhulas hopes to have a dance at
S*unnydale. President Douglas S.
Blois of the Tryon Baseball club
may arrange a baseball game for
Monday. The Country Club has its
annual Fourth of July golf tourn
ament on and there will be picnics
and Ashing trips here and there.
But groceries for Sunday and for
Monday will .have to be bought by
Saturday night.
TRYON, N, C., WED.
Athletic Day For
Boys Club
On Thursday morning at lOiOO
o’clock the Boys Club will go to
Harmon Field for their second
athletic day of the season.
From 10:00 to 12:00 o’clock
there will be two group baseball
games. The winning teams receiv
ing five points each to count on
their group record.
From 1:00 to 3:00 RDLUUU
From 12:00 to 1:00 picnic lunch
for all boys.
'From 1:00 to 3:00 the following
field events will take place:
1. —Arrow Shoot. -»
2. —Baseball Throw.
3. —Football Kick.
4. Pull Up.
5. Peanut Hunt.
6. —Standing Broad Jump.
• 7. —Running Broad Jump.
8. —SO Yard Dosh.
9. —Relay Race.
kFour Boys on each Team®
10. —Sack Race.
11. —Cracker Eating Race. .
12. —Longest Hit Fly.
Each boy must take, part in one
of the above events. Any one boy
cannot take part in over two
events.
Walterbojo, June 28.—Cole L.
Blerse, who' was the first of eight
Democratic gubernatorial candi
dates to speak here today* predicted
a $4,000,000 state deficit next year.
He said a governor must have
the best legislature with him to
give the best administration.
“The legislature is what you
must look out for,” he said. “It
is .more powerful than the supreme
court.” •
JUNE 29, 1938