At Omaha University Track Meet
H \RVFY RR’DGES, TECH’S
TRACK ACE BREAKS RECORD
Fy Billy Daria
Pr i~ Tt-.-h's sophomore sprin
ter. i -»d 'road jumper, set one
tK: three reeorvJs in the Omaha
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Univer ;ity Invitational Track
Meet at Tech Saturday, when he
leaped 20 feet. 9 three-ij 'urths
irchow. This is the jump that net
ted the new mark. Look at the
expression on Bridges face.
he sets a fast PACE AS
POINT MAKER
By Billy Davis
Big John Elliott, a senior at
Omaha University is shown here
as he throws the discus for 48
feet. 1 inch, at Wayne University
meet He won the shot put at
Hasting and Wayne, and placed
second at the Drake Relays. He
is now sharpening up for the
North Central Conference Meet.
f»EORGE: What the hack happened
to your Uncle John't hairT For yeat*
it mat gray: he looked old. Sow H It
jet black and he lookt IS yean
younger. I can't underttand itl
HENRY: It'r tuppoted to beatecret.
Genet*, but I'll tell you. He colored
his hair with Godefroy't loricate.
Yep I.. .and ••fudged" a little on
hit age — got hlmtelf a good fob.
Better notch out. George; Uncle
John might tteal your girl friend.
Is your hair peppered with gray f
Are you out of a Job because "you're
too oldf Are you losing out on
love—romance—good times — be
cause you look too old to Join In the
fun of the younger set? Then do
what thousands of men have done
— use Lartcuse, the hair coloring
that makes hair soft, glossy, uni
formly colorful and takes years off
your looks. IP YOUR DF.ALER
DOES NOT HAVE IT, SEND *1.25
(no extra postage) DIRECT TO
•OOEFNY KF8. CO .1510 Wn St,*t.Lotlit,Me.
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PHILLiPS WINS 100 YI>. HASH
See Picture to right
By Billy Davis
Warren Phillips. Central High
ace sprinter, had plenty to span
in winning the one hundred yard
dash at Tech, Saturday, in the
Omaha University Invitation meet
and here he is shown breasting
the tape in front. Bridges of Tech
is right on Phillip’s heels.
MC-ORAE & KINGFISH WIN
ON KNOCKOUTS
By Billy Davis
Aksarben Colliseum, May 4—
Buddy McOrea the flashy litle
welterweight fighter of Wichita,
Kansas, added another victim to
his list of victories Thursday night
at tho Aksarben Colliseum. He
knocked out Wild Bill Henderson
of Arkalvosa, Iowa, in the first
round of a scheduled six round
bout. McCrae hit Henderson with
a barrage of blows to the head.
One of them connected and sent
Henderson clear though the ropes
into the arms of the ring side
fans McCrae started right after
Henderson from the beginning of
the bell. McCrae's a very much
improved fighter .
Kingfish Wins in 4th
Kingfish Henderson a heavy
weight who retired from the ring
a couple of years ago has been
going like a house afire, since he
returned to the fighting fold a
gain. Kingfish knocked out Wil
bur Decorah of Winnebago in the
1 fourth round. Kingfish floored the
big Indian in the third for a count
of eight. Decorah was a very
clumsy fighter and was much out
classed by the Kingfish. This was
Henderson’s second knockout, out j
| of two fights since he re- '
| turned to the ring with a little j
CENTRAL TRACK STAR COPS
TWO FIRST IN INVITATIONAL
MEET
By Billy Davis
Leonard McDonald, husky Cen
tral high track star, came through
with two firsts Saturday in the
imahp, U. Meet, tossing the dis
us 142 feet 11 inches and the
shot 49 feetT) inches. He is shown
getting off his winning toss with
the discus in the morning eyents.
McDonald also goes in for priee
fighting.
more experience Kingfish will
make a very classy fighter.
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THE LOW DOWN FROM
HICKORY GROVE
For having your feet on the
ground you will find people who
will say it is just the Republicans
who do eo. And also ytu will
find another bunch who will claim
I' • Republicans, they are just as
flighty as the Democrats.
But I just been reading about
this here Senator Pat Harrison
from down there around Winona
r>: Jackson, or wherever it is he
h?ils fn {m, in the old mud-cat
Mate And I take off my chapeau
t • him.
| Patrick, he is one Democrat who
: does not just tip toe around in
i ;:ho clouds, or touch the ground
| with one foot now and then—he
has fcMth feet smack-dab on terra
t firma.
He says it is time to take off
tho tinted glasses, if we expect
to get out of the bog or get our
jofoH back. And also, he says we
gotta stop living on borrowed
money, right now—rv ft manana.
And by doing so, he says, we may
be able yet, to avoid the Sheriff.
Maybe you do not like Demo
crats and maybe you do, but
whichever it is, you gotta hand it
to this Old Boy from Mississippi.
'Amrs, with the low down.
JO SERRA
§ WILDERNESS HIS PLA YGROUNDl
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When Wallace Beery, America's favorite movie "heavy” “gets away from it all" he pilots his own
dane to his lodge in the wildest part of Idaho. To reach the Beery camp overland requires a pack -
rain trip of several days. Mr. Beery is chairman of Idaho’s Wildlife Week committee, and an ardent
portsman-conservationist. He is shown with a twelve-and-a-half pound rainbow trout, with the scales
o prove it. The mountains, bear climbing tree and moose in the lake were photographed in the neigh
i torhood of Beery’s camp. _____ _ _
BOYS TOWN $635,000
BUILDING PROGRAM
Beys Town, Nebr. May IS. 1939
With building activitie8 now under
way at Boy8 Town in connection
with the $635,000 building expan
sion program, contractors this
week started ijpuring concrete for
the first of the five new buildings
to be built under this program
Workmen started pouring con
creto on the dining hall building
Monday. Work of digging a mech
anical tunnel under the new plan
ned buildings also is under way.
The building program at Boys
Town, which will give employment
to 500 Omahans during the next
6 months, consist^ of construction
of four new dormitories, each to
accomodate 125 boys; one large
dining hall; an enlarged heating
plant; enlargement and improve
ment of water supply; changing of
the present dormitory to a school
building; sewage disposal plant*
equipment for the dormitories,
dining room and present dormitory
for schooling purposes.
At the present time, Father
Flannagan i3 appealing to Omaha
ns to support his plea for $40,000
which is required for extending
tho Metropolitan Utilities Distr
ict Water Mains to Boys Town,
which will provide adequate ffe'e
protection for the home. While
Father Flanagan is going into
debt for the entire cost of tho
building program, friends outside
of Omaha will bo asked to supply
the remainder of the expense of
tho building program.
For the past two weeks, Boys
Town has been kept busy with
thousands and thousands of visi
tors who came to visit the now
famous Boy3 Town. Many of these
visitors were attracted to the
Home while in the city for the
Golden Spike Days Celebration
and the Shrine Program of last
week A large number of these
visitors were high school and col
lege students who visited Boys
Town during their sneak day. Be
sides touring Boys Towns, these
visitors spent considerable time in
specting the activities on the
building program and watching the
drag lines and othtfr equipment in
operation.
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