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16 Omahans Enter The Central States Meet at St. Paul The biggest golfing event among mid wester* players is scheeduled for St. Paul, Minn. August 15th over the championship Keller cour se. Seven awards will be given to the winners of the three flights and medalist. According to all advance notices this promises to be tihe classiest tournament ever undertaken in the Central States area. Omaha Comhuskers planning to ompete in this tuornament are: Penny Murray, Malcolm Scott, Jess Hutten, Boyd Galloway, Tom Chandler, Lonnie Thomas, Billy Davis, Dr. Craig Morris, Gaitha Pogg Sabert Hanger, Joe Owen, Harry Lewis, J'.ihn Horton, Har vey Avant and others. Omahans ever growing fan section will be represented by twenty or more fri ends and relatives of the players wl i will take advantage of the va cation angle of the trip. The Com huskers players are drilling daily over Omaha and the neighboring courses in preparation for the big event in tbe hope that they can make up f r 'he short coming in the two previous meets held at St. Louis and Des Moines. Galloway who finished third last year and Murray who won the meet several years ago are said to be shooting the best golf of their careers and should make their presence known next week when sectional players tee off for the 36 holes amateur tournament over the course which the St. Paul Open was recently held and won by Sam Snead. While these boys’ scores will perhaps be a dozen or strockes (higher for the 36 holes than the sharp shooting professionals, such efficient strok ing on tlheir part spCak well for the Comhuskers considering that they only play ive months out of the year. ' Lonnie Tlhomas, Jess Hutten, Mai Scott and Dr. Morris can be qualified as first flight players and any one of them is subject to get sufficiently hot to take some of the prize money. Billy Davis and Sa bort Hanger both previous win ners in other flights are certain to make their presence felt. On the whole Omaha with 16 players, should have a well balanced team capable of winning any or all of the flights. All golf fans wishing in oimation about the trip to Minnea polis and St. Paul are requested to get in touch with Boyd Galloway, club president at WEbster 1517. Believe in LUCK? If so, try fa ’ mous 7 Herbs from 7 lands, believ ed most powerful ever found for 7 YEARS GOOD LUCK. Send 3c Gov. Hurley Refuses to Give Up Fugitive Boston, Aug. C (CNA)—Gover nor Charles F. Hurley this week refused a request by Georgia pri son authorities for the extradition of James Cunningham, 37-year-old fugitive from a Georgia chain gang. The Massachusetts Governor said he had found “much evidence of brutality in connection with the punishment imposed” in Georgia Cunningham was charged with escaping from a Georgia prison camp in 1924 while serving sen tences aggregating thirty-four to seventy yours for burglary and re ceiving stolen goods. Get Money --- Love I guarantee to help you get » new atart id Ife. No cat. beyond hope. Slop worry buf! Write me today. Information FREE t M. WILLIAMS, Journal Square Sta. Jersey City, N. J. To Fight on Bluffs Card “Gorilla”Jones, fortner middleweight champion or tne worm, “Omaha’s Own” will meet Tdmmy Freeman Monday evesmg, August 9, at 8 00 o’clock, at Council Bluffs BalseWll Park. Freeman, another champion, will try to stop Gorilla's growling Henry Lewis After Shot at King Louis Pittsburgh, Aug. 5 (Special to The Omaha Guide)—John Henry Lewis, rapidly outgrowing his light heavyweight championship, plopped all of his legs into one basket to day and began “hounding” Joe Louis for a heawyweight title fight. His signature or. a contract j which would guarantee the Bomber | 450,000 thousand dollars to defend h>s crown in Pittsburgh, Lewis de clared he was ready to forsake the 175-pound bracket he has headed since October 31. 1935. John Henry sat alone, playing a 1 of Natie Liff’s training camp in the country Tuesday night, while Promoter Ellwood Rigby, Manager i Gus Greenlee, attorneys and news papermen discussed the possibility of r heavyweight championship I fight in Pittsburgh. ‘‘I weight a little over 185 now,” Lewis said, “and it’s kind of hard to get down there. I’d give up the title for a chance at Louis. And Magazines -ALL KINi>S (RITZ SHOE REPAIR SHOP) 2033 North 24th St 1 i Louis Larsen Garage ( For service and number one repair work Batteries and Tires Come to Louis Larsen’s Garage 3014 No. 24th St. JA 9220 fl’m going to hound Joe until I [get it.” Then he signed the contract giv ing Rigby the right to match him within six months against Louis for 25 per cent of the gross gate after a guarantee of 450 thousand dollars had been counted out for the champion. Manager Greenlee was confident. “I don’t see how Louis can turn down that much money and we’re willing to fight for nothing to get that title. I know my boy can beat him.” Lewis 23-year old, began Lhain ing today for a bout here August 18th with Italo Colonello, billed as the Italian heavyweight champion. HERMAN’S MARKET HERMAN FRIEDLANDER Proprietor “EAT FLEISCIIM ANN’S YEAST FOR HEALTH” 24th and Lake Street WEbster 5444 . g it„t t.,| > > ■ t «—» M ) Three Dukes in .. . . Parision Picture Paris, Aug.. 6 (INP)—Three Dukes, brilliant Harlem stoppers who have been appearing on the continent since last August, have been signed to aj^pear in ‘Alibi,’’ a French picture. The film is be ing produced by. Eric Von Streheim, famous Holly- 1 wood director and producer, who is also one of the leading actors in the picture. . . — u-- - Mark Grave Harriet Tubman; Civil War Leader and Heroine Auburn, N. Y., Aug. 6 (CNA)— White clubwomen have unveiled a monument marking the grave here of Harriet Tubman, revolutionary leader and heroine of the "under ground railroad” of pre-Civil War days. “Servant God, Well Done,” reads the ganite monument erected by the Empire State Federation of Women Clubs to the Maryland-born ex-slave who aided hundreds of runaway slaves in the flights to ward freedom. She died here March 10, 1911. Bom in slavery, she was one of eleven children, upon whom, local historians record, rewards of $40, 000 “dead are alive” were once of fered. For years she carried on her activities from this city, mak ing frerfuent in borsionp Into the South to guide parties of escaping slaves to fredom. The city became known as the center of the "under ground railroad.” On her incursions into the South, Harriet Tubman always carried a loaded musket determined to de fend herself to the death rather than be returned to slavery from which she had made a daring es cape. During the Civil War she acted as a scout for the Union armies, and was several times commended for her bravery and her valuable aid to the Federal forces. -rv— Louis Begins to Train For Tommy Farr Bout Pompton Lakes, N. J<, Aug 6 (CNA)—Joe Louis, world heavy weight champion, began training here this week for his champion ship battle with Tommy Farr, Eng lish heavyweight champion, on Au gust 16th at Yankee Stadium, New York City. Cotton Club Show In Ivondon, Eng. I^ondon, Aug. 6 (INP)— Clarence Robinson’s Cotton L Club show opened L at the Palladium | theatre last Tues H day for a four four week stay. He show was well received with gtt critics comment yg ing on the dash which the chorus and actors performed. Rating special mention were the Berry Bros., the dance team of Norton and Margo, and the tapping of Bill Bailey. Teddy Hill's orches tra provides the music for the show and alternate in the pit and on the stage. Also featured are Rollin' Smith, tft:e Tramp Band and Whyte’s Hop pin Maniacs. Clarence Robinson, incidentally, has been laid up at the American hospital with double pneumonia. Robbin’s Pharmacy Ve Make Our Own Ice Cream Fresh Daily 2306 No. 241h St. WE 1711 LOANS We Buy Old Gold Watch and Jewelry Repairing We Loan Money An Everything Gross Jewelry and Loan Co. CLOTHING Corner 24th and Erskine 2414 No. 24th St. Omaha, Nebr. 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