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Colored Girls and Boys’ Inspiring United States History

by William Henry Harrison Jr.

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Golfing — “Tee-Off” and “Fore”

While it is called rich people’s game
    Poor folks should learn it just the same;
And tramp the meadows and the hill
    To let fresh air their lungs to fill:
But if too poor to hire a caddy
    Then use instead your sweetheart’s Daddy.

—Harrison.

When the Colored people become enough interested in golf to take advantage of the privileges that are today granted to them on several public links, and which privileges will increase as time goes on; they will then begin to forward one of their Jim Barnes or Robert Balls into a champion Jock Hutchinson, just as they will some day discover and begin to develop a Colored woman into a championess Aleca Stirling.

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