Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-08-18 | Page 20 | Negro Boys Loose Golf Play Tension |

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Date	1922-08-18
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
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Article Title	Negro Boys Loose Golf Play Tension
Type	article
Date	1922-08-18
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Page	20
OCR Text	Show NEGRO BOYS LOOSE GOLF PLAY TENSION PITTSBURG, Aug IS. Thr-o young negroes, sitting oa a fence, nearly ruined the morale of Gene Sarazen and Bobby Crulkshank in their semi-final match at Oakmont Country' club Thursday, for the national na-tional professional golf title. On of the youths was a cuddy who understood golf ethics His companions compan-ions did not. i i n had a bet on Genc. the other took the Crulkshank end. Bobb) was trailing and the unlucky boy was nervous. The large gallery was hushed as both players hit the. gren As Crulkshank Crulk-shank prepared to putt, his biacn booster on the fence gave way to ex-Citemenl ex-Citemenl and scrr-a rn-d "Put her In the hole man put her In tho hole." Crulkshank did, after the excite ment subsided. oo
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