The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-08-18
Dairy Cattle and Better
Butter WiHBe Advocated
at Coming County Fair

penny VOgel, milwaukee,; Soph NC
kenna, st. Paul; Sammy Marine,
Sammy Butts, Chicago; Ted Lather,
Minneapolis; Freddy Gallintine, Sioux
City; Teddy Hayes of Texas and
many others.
Coleman, his opponent, has met
many of the noted boxers of the
country and has probably even more
experience than Norton.
Norton weights 116 pounds, is 4
feet Z inches tall and is some battler.
Norton is also one of the best little
football players, holding the distinc-
ton OF having played on champion
ship teams for the last five years. He
has made medals for all five years.
Wherever Norton fights you see the
kind of fights you like to see, full of
snap, pep and action, little dynamo
IN action, you see one of the fastest,
classiest, scientific battlers in action.
Always pleases, has yet to disappoint
Norton knows how to fight, fights all
the time, and fights to please.
The following are a few press
notices he has received:
Duluth paper-Al Norton fights on
the same card with Georges Carpen-
tier. European champion. AL Norton,
a little fellow from st. Paul gave
Kid Leary of Chisholm, a very tasty
trimming in 6 rounds cutting him to
a peak and then knocking off that
peak. Norton's infghting was great.
He made big hit with the fans.
Graceville, MINI. paper-Al Norton,
st. Paul outpointed Sailor Smith Of
Aberdeen in ten round bout. Smith
was no match for the st. Paul ban
tanls
Minneapolis paper-Al Norton won
over Red Emerson. Norton was a
stiff puncher. AL Norton won all the
way in four frame mill with Jack
Conway, the latter taking lots Of
punishment.
Madison paper-One of the main
entertainments of the evening was a
ten round bout between Benny rfe
tens, a pretege of Mike Gibbons and
.AlsNorton, one of the fastest, class
iest little boxers. They presented =
good fast bout and gave a display of
y IT, such as is not otter
seen here. The men were exception
ally clever and fast and eachAround
drew forth generous applause. AL
though Norton was on the aggressive
ii the time, Merton would occas-
sIonally let loose. The men were
evenly matched and gave an interest
ing performance.
On September l., Billey Woedley
meets Frank Petri for very fast
boxing match in the light weight
class. The details about these men
will be given in another issue.
The horse racing program this year
will be the best ever and that is not
exaggerating it in the least. The
prospects are that there will be near
ly fifty horses on our race track this
year. The Todd County Fair, which
is the opening fair in the Big Six
SIOulIz ICpOI VI 1OlI IOl SCo, navy O.
rived for their races already. There
will be a dozen more on the local
track which can be added to that
number. The Big Six Circuit seems
to be proving wonderful success for
The fairs. The local fair management
feels sure that they can guarantee
the best speed program that this fair
has seen in any year since it was or
ganized, without exception.
The entertainment program all
through, will be held in the afternoon.
There will always be something do
ing either on the track, on the plat
form, or back on the grounds. Box
ing matches, comical and acrobatic
entertainers have been provided for
the platform; rubes. clowns and the
merry rounds; band music, vocal
ullartette and many other features
will be there for the entertainment OF
the patrons.