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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29

/ this meeting are: Mrs. C.. E.. Bohall,
Mrs. w. N. Parker, County Treas
urer who will read report. of fnan-
l.. Sturr, Sixth Dist, chairman for
Junior Membership and Mrs. Glen
R. Otis, First Vice President of the
Stearn County Federation who will
have charge of the afternoon pro-
gram assisted by Mrs. Leonard Will
liams and Mrs. Willard Freeman
both of st. Cloud.
ON MONDAY EVENING ABOUT
SIXTY members Of Sank Centre Lodge
No. 4S of the ]. o. o. F., and menu
bers Of the Rebeccas gathered at the
Odd Fellow Hall on Main Street and
celebrated the 10th anniversary of
| the organization Grand Secretary,
E. G.. Ludvigsen of St. Paul was
present and spoke at length on the
ideals of the order. C. M. Sprague
Grand Treasurer of the Grand
Lodge spoke briefly on the progress
of the Sank Centre Lodge and of
the changes that had transpired since
J it's organization some fifty years ago.
VERY enjoyable vocal and musical
numbers by local talent were
much enjoyed. A tableau was given
by members of the local lodge and the
evening was concluded by the serving
of light refreshments. H. !
-
THE LOCAL YOUNG MEMS So
cial club known as the "Black Cats"
gave in invitation ball at the Com
| munity Club rooms last Friday eve
ming. 1t was by far the largest item
on the years social calender for the
city's younger set. The early part of
the evening was taken up with Cat"
ceremony, and the program dance. At
twelve o'clock the 'thour of the cat"
carnival features took up the major
part of the program and this finally
terminated in "Grand Cat Finale"
Refreshments were served during the
evening. The party was chaperon-
ned by the Messrs and Mesdamas Geo.
Berggreen and Harry F. Schmidt.
WORD, HAS BEEN RECEIVED
in Sank Centre announcing the mar
frdage of Roger Hutchinson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. W. Hutchinson,
former residents of this city. The
wedding took place in Minneapolis
Saturday, April 10. Roger and his
bride are at home to their friends at
2444 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis.
ON TUESDAY, AFTERNOON
friends of Mrs., M. Schiefer were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Nelson in honor of the
lady's eightieth birthday anniversary.
Luncheon was served, covers were
laid for twelve. = -.
TUESDAY J. B. SAUER PASSED
the evening very pleasantly sur
rounded by all of his children AMI
grandchildren who reside in this
city and who had called at his home
to help him celebrate his SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent at cards and concluded
with refreshments. -
MRS. o. WHEELER ASSISTED
by Miss Lucy Hunt entertained the
San Souci Circle Monday evening at
the formers home, Mrs. Louise Kent,
recently of Chicago who is guest at
the Howard Wilcox home in this city,
was honor guest.
THE QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
of the M. E. Church were entertain
ed at the home of Mr.. Jack Topper
son Saturday. A pleasant afternoon
concluded with dainty refreshments
! MRS. JULIAN F. DUBOIS EN-
tertained the Hespadia Club at her
home in Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon.
| ~
THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
is being entertained this Thursday
afternoon by Miss Nell Hansen.
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION ~.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION

The Sank Centre Chapter of the
Daughter of the American Revolu-
ton was officially recognized in
Washington, D. c., April II, and they
will hold their first regular meeting
in this city at the home of Mrs. G..
R. Otis Monday May 3, at 2:3O.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29
THE CHURCHES
Advent Church

Advent Church
Notice-We have changed Sabbath
School hours from 1 80 P. M. to
10: 80 A. M. Preaching services at
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29

THE NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
is being entertained this Thursday
afternoon by Miss Nell Hansen.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29

MRS. JULIAN F. DUBOIS EN-
tertained the Hespadia Club at her
home in Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29

THE QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY
of the M. E. Church were entertain
ed at the home of Mr.. Jack Topper
son Saturday. A pleasant afternoon
concluded with dainty refreshments.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-04-29

MRS. o. WHEELER ASSISTED
by Miss Lucy Hunt entertained the
San Souci Circle Monday evening at
the formers home, Mrs. Louise Kent,
recently of Chicago who is a guest at
the Howard Wilcox home in this city,
was honor guest.
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Y GETS FIRST QUINT
IN SEVEN SEASONS

An unlimited basket ball team
will represent the central branch OF
the Washington Y. NJ. c. A this sea
son for the first time in seven years.
Prof. c. E. Beckett, director of phys!
cal education, announces.
A coach and manager for the team
have not been named. First practice
will be held Monday night at Z O'Clock
in the Y gym. Election of a captain
will follow.
Aspirants available include Gran
vile Guide, Bill Berman, Cliff Wood
ward, Chick GeisleL, Tom Sawyer.
Louis Joynes, Oscar Burban, Shorty
Vineberg. Ray Nash. Bob Duncan.
Dutch krumm. AL Sensendiver and
Frank Summer.
Drills are being held each wednes-
day night in Central High gym by
aspirants for Chevy Chase Bearcat
court team. Among last years men.
that Manager Corby has available are
Batson, AtheYton, F. and H. Alexan-
der. Tribby and Hank Duryee.
Woodside basketers, who are prep
ping for the season, are after practice
games and want especially to list Cal
vary, Army Medical Center and Kan
awha teams. Call Manager Stewart
at Woodside 125 after pm.
For the benefit Of Anacostia Eagle
court team. District Independent
champions last season. a dance Is to
be held tonight at o'clock in Con-
Gress Heights Auditorium.
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The happily varied attack Of the
Buckeyes made an auspicious Eastern
bow, and. with the conference race
still anybody's, much attention cen
tered on its fortune against an Iowa
game, regarded as highly dangerous
despite a first downfall at the hands
of Illinois.
Illinois trekked to Michigan for the
big game of the day with 35 men
in the squad, which Zuppe will hurl
against Michigan in the game where
the score is regarded as the hand
writing on the wall so far as the '26
championship is concerned. Yost pro-
fessed pessimism and dependence on
"a lot of green boys" but the Wolver-
ines are favored to win.
Wary Stage kept his own counsel
at Chicago, where his Maroons, de-
cisively downed by Pennsylvania, are
given less chance than Purdue.
spurred by an altogether unexpected
showing in playing a scoreless tie
with wisconsin. The game marks the
first conference game Of the Fall for
Chicago, so far engaged in a trio of
intersectional tits.
Indiana was back to a dark horse
status on the eve Of the Wisconsin
game despite a bad showing against
powerful Northwestern last week
What with the inability Of the
Badgers to get going against Purdue,
the game is called a toss-up.
Rockne admitted his team possessed
20 good plays for use against North.
western, which sees the best chance
in years of turning back the invasion
Of Notre Dame, always formidable on
forays into the conference and already
this Fall conqueror Of one Big Ten
varsity-Minnesota. Thistlewaite had
at least two full teams to pit against
Rockne's several.
Wabash journeyed to Minnesota for
the days second game without bear.
ing on the title race. Minnesota is
given the edge over the Hoosiers.
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right to the mythical Eastern title.
Brown will be handicapped by the
absence of its regular tackles, Hodges
and Guerney, called home by illness
of relatives.
Lehigh has lost four straight and
Princeton expects no trouble.
Colgate has a lot of fancy forward
passes to spring on Navy.
Pennsylvania. challenger to Yaie's
supremacy in the East. is planning to
send full quota Of regulars against
Williams to bring the hidden-ball at
tack to perfection for Illinois next
week.
Nothing serious is foreseen at West
Point in the Boston University ad-
vance on Army. The Army regulars
will be saved to play Yale next week.
Columbia will take 1t easy with
Duke In order to be set for Cornell
next week. Cornell will be idle to-
morrow.
A crippled Syracuse team will meet
Penn State. Carr. leaGing scorer Of
the East; Cook and Goldman. first
string backs, are out with serious in
juries.
Fordham will play Washington and
Jefferson minus two star backs.
Pittsburgh has worked hard for
Carnegie Tech. Holy Cross expects
trouble with Western Maryland.
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oc and Maryland Present Attractions Local Grid Fans Tomorrow
STARS OF GRID SEEM
TO RUN IN FAMILIES

NEW YORK, October % @.-Foot
ball seems to run in families. The
present captain is a member of the
third generation of Thayers to play
at Penn. Dern, also on the squad. is
q brother Of Johnny Dern, who piloted
the eleven in 1928. The father OF the
boys is Gov. Dern of Utah.
A huge youngster, who stands 6 feet
915 inches when erect in the Penn
line, answers to the name Sanford,
made famous by his illustrious dad,
first as a Yale star and later as coach
at Rutgers.
The foot ball squad at Yale has
doc" McGonigle shining in a heroic
light just now as the result Of the
sensational play that beat Dartmouth
last week. McGonigle is nephew of
AL Sharpe, famous in grid history.
Lee Mallory of the Ellis is brother
Of the Yale captain, Bill Mallory, who
smashed opposing lines to splinters
from a fullback position a few years
back.
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9TH POINT IS ADDED
AFTER MOST SCORES
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, October 22.-Eastern
gridiron warriors are more than
measuring up this year to the in
creased demand for speed and skill
imposed by the rule requiring points
after touchdown to be made from
scrimmage.
A review of the college games play
ed thus far shows that approximately
four out Of every five chances to add
the extra point are being accepted.
in major contests of the East were
scored last Saturday.
The placement kick has been al
most unanimously retained as the
surest point-making medium after
touchdown, records revealing that
only handful Of Eastern elevens are
willing to risk the attempt to drop
kick, running with or passing Of the
ball. The chief exceptions are Navy
and Fordham. which have been plac-
ing dependence for their points from
touchdown in Hamilton and Graham,
respectively, both drop-kickers.
Several of the leading placement
kickers have only one miss to their
credit. Wilson of Army, Carr Of Sy-
racuse. Strong of New York Uni
versity, Madden of Columbia, Was
colonis Of Pennsylvania, Shaughnessy
Of Colgate and Carey Of Cornell top
the field for accuracy.
Carr has sent the ball across the
bar in II out of II chances, while
Wascolonis. Wilson and Madden all
have 10 to their credit. Wilson is
next, with 9 out Of possible 10.
The march for touchdowns has been
so uniformly successful as to bring
very few points from field goals thus
far.
OF q leading Eastern elevens, only
have scored by this method. Ham
ilton Of the Navy leads the East, with
four successful drop-kicks to his credit.
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are dead wrong. There is problem
stupendous inte1lects, and in solving
valuable contribution to the whole [
Why, for example. will IL young
men who are absolutely courageous
go out and defeat some eleven which
is better foot ball outfit than they
are, and the next week tackle some
weaker team and fail, simply be-
cause in the course of the years this
| rival has developed an Indian sign
1t happens all the time. And the
curious thing is that more often than
not the breaks Of the game will fall
unerringly to the team holding the
| psychological advantage.
| A case in point is the Harvard
Dartmouth game at Cambridge to-
morrow. Granted that the two
elevens will take the field evenly
matched-which is by no meaps GER
| tain--the Green. through possession
of a mental edge, is likely to win.
On the other hand. Dartmouth has
never beaten Yale and always ap-
| proaches the Ellis in a mood of doubt.
| In 1924 the Hanoverians ought to
have beaten Yale on the basis of the
| progress Of the two elevens at that
time. But the game ended in a tie.
Last week the Green was farther ad-
but lost the game.
But against Harvard Dartmouth
romps out upon the gridiron with no
thought Of defeat; doubt never enters
into the Green's preliminary survey of
the game. This would be the case
even were the Crimson not in the po-
sition in which this game will find
them-an outfit evidently progressing
toward the day when 1t will be an
eleven worthy Of Harvard, but which
has not yet arrived.
Dartmouth will have the handicap
Of a hard game against Yale last
week, and this may affect her. But
even so, the Green should win the
contest.
Ohio State, which meets Iowa to-
morrow, has never defeated the
Hawkeyes. This may mean some
thing when the two elevens meet at
Columbus.
Any doubt that may have existed
as to the strength of Iowa was elimi-
mated last week when the Iowans
came within two inches Of tying the
score with Illinois.
The Buckeyes size up as the finest
Ohio State eleven since 1921. The
hard game with Columbia-for it
Was d nara game III spite OF the
score-showed up flaws in the play
of the Columbus eleven. In the de-
gree in which these defects have
been eliminated rests Ohio's chances
of victory.
Cowboy Kutsch, Iowa's tempera-
mental backfield star, will take lot
in stopping, but in Grim, Marek and
Eby, the Scarlet and Gray has
trio who also will require much effort
TO hold them in check. Line plays
will figure prominently in the out
come of this struggle. but the writer
believes that Ohio has the heavier
armament and will win.
The Illinois Michigan game should
be siZZler. The forward passing
combination of Friedman to Ooster-
baan, growing out of rugged and
elusive running attack, will be
tough problem for Zuppke's men to
solve.
Illinois has an ace in Peters, a
versatile back. and still another star
in kassel at end, not overlooking
Daugherty, another back. But the
team as whole has suffered through
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Thursday in a conference encounter.
Alabama's Crimson tide, outstand-
ing among the Southern pigskin title
contenders, goes into action at Bir-
mirgham against Sewanee with a
complete f1rst-string lineup, with the
exception Of Holmes. varsity center
transferred to the hospital squad with
bad cold.
Sewanee has put its heavy line
through strenuous workouts this
week in an effort to stop the Grim
son mens who advanced their confer
ence leadership to three victories and
no defeats by their crushing 21-to-0
defeat of Georgia Tech last Saturday.
University Of Florida huskies in
dulged in swimming and boating
Thursday as a wind-up to three
strenuous days of scrimmage In prep
aration for the clash with the Uni
versity Of Kentucky at Jacksonville.
Coach Sebring believes a shift in the
Alligator lineup, with Chaplain leav-
ing the line for the fullback berth,
will provide a winning combination.
Bruised and muscle sore from last
weeks clash with Virginia. the fly.
ing squadron of Virginia Military In
stitute goes into action against the
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injuries and ineligibility. 1t looks
as though the Crbana crowd will be
more formidable a week or so later
in the season than 1t will be on
Saturday. and it will be Just bit
surprising if Yost's maize and blue
warriors do not take the Urbana
team into camp.
Browns new coaching system will
have a rigid test at New Haven,
where the Providence eleven en-
counters Yale. The Ellis may be
sagging a trifle after the grilling
setto with Dartmouth, but there is
not the slightest reason to suppose
that the Brunonians are equipped to
defeat their big Connecticut rival.
Strange things, of course, happen in
foot ball, and the whisper is that
Brown is going to surprise Yale.
Maybe so. On the face Of things,
though, the outlook is that the out
come Of the game will go true to
preliminary form.
Down South Washington and Lee
and Georgia Tech meet, with chances
had rough going this season and no
one seems to know just what Is the
matter. Alabama will have no trou-
BILE with gallant little SeWanee. Ala
bama, by the way, stands as the big
team Of the South-unless Tennessee.
of whom the writer has heard much
in the way of praise, is qualified to
debate her claims.
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North Carolina State aggregation at
Richmond.
Georgia Techs battered Tornado
will keep open house at Atlanta for
the Generals of Washington and Lee.
Auburn will have the Green wave of
Tulane as it's host at New Orleans
and Georgia's Bull Dogs invade the
Commodore stronghold at Nashville
for a clash with Vanderbilt.
In other conference tits Louisiana
State University and the Mississippi
Aggies come together at Jackson,
Maryland Will entertain North Caro-
lima at College Park and Virginia Poly
and the University of Virginia clash
at Blacksburg..
University of South Carolina ad-
vanced its conference standing by ad-
ministering a 24-to-0 thrashing to
Clemson Thursday at Columbia.
University of Mississippi goes to
Des Moines for the feature intersec-
tional clash of the week with Drake
University. strong contender for the
North Central Conference title.
Tennessee goes outside the confer
ence to entertain Centres Colonels at
Knoxville.
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GOLFERS KEEP UP PLAY
FOR THE LIBERTY CUP

Competition for the Liberty Cup
over the Chevy Chase Club links will
close tomorrow with the final. Results
of the four matches played yesterday
follow:
DR.. W. b. Mason defeated s.. P. Reside.
5 and 4: L. D. Gasser defeated E. C. Parker
5 and g. Gen. Harry TAYLOR defeated T. NJ.
Foley 2 and 1 J. H. Clapp defeated J. B.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
SOUTH CAROLINA WINS.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October % kP-
After being held to a field goal for the
first three periods, South Carolina
scored three touchdowns in the last
period yesterday and defeated Glenn
son. "a to 0, in their anual foot ball
tussel. Boyd, with the wind to his
back, made the placement goal from
the 47-yard line.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

California Is sure to have addi.
tional trouble at the hands of the
University Of Southern California;;
there is no reason to believe that
the Bears will not lose. Oregon and
Stanford at Portland will see two
Pacific Conference rivals in conflict,
Stanford probably will win.
Evening star., 1926-10-22
TWO GAMES STAND OUT
in BIG TEN CONFERENCE
Michigan and Illinois Furnish Topline Struggle To-
morrow, But Great Interest Also Centers in
Iowa-Ohio State Engagement.
BY the Associated Press.


~HCAGo October 2-Four Western Conference ball teams
camped today
ond round OF the Big Ten title battle while others braced
against invasion from outside the conference
goody share of the Midwest
Ohio State Stadium,
debut Of the Buckeye eleven that Columbia off
York week
Evening star., 1926-10-22
MARINES AND TAR HEELS
WILL OFFER OPPOSITION
Devil Dogs Slight Favorites, While North Carolina
and Old Liners Appear on $3.50 Basis-C. W.
Away-C. U. Has Easy Contest.
BY H. c. BYRD.

OCA foot ball here in three
OF which between fairly evenly matched with
Of hne while the other
s meets the Quanco Marines and Maryland faces North
the while
College in the other Al three slated begin 2o o'clock
another which local scheduled
George to test its mette against William and Mary
Gato University but that entirely different from what the Brook
land eleven the which
the Marines have has far better
chance either of will
the
former
ball
Bailey Hough
of the Maryland
mighty
have
Evening star., 1926-10-22

In addition to the Tech-Western
clash four other games involving
elevens in the local schoolboy group
were on today's card. Catholic Uni
versity Freshmen and Eastern High
were to face in the Eastern Stadium
at 3:15 o'clock and ST. Adams was
to play host to Durham gridmen Of
Baltimore on St. Alban's field at 2:30.
Gonzaga and Business had out -of-town
enga agements, the former with Loyola
High of Baltimore and the latter with
Swavely Prep at Manassas, Va.
Central High pfgskinners are to
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quality insisted upon by their mentor.
Western will be playing it's second
game in the school boy classic, having
vanquished the heavy Business outfit.
Z to 0, in the series opener. Bobby
Stevens, a dependable of the Red
eleven, who was kept out of the Bust
ness contest because of an injury, was
able lfne-ups:
expected to play this afternoon.
Probable line-ups:
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HARVARD TEAM HOPEFUL
OF BEATING DARTMOUTH
Eleven Has Been Showing Vast Improvement-Thi
Clash and One Between Yale and Brown Are
Topliners in East Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

I
YORK,
| ~
" clashes.
Y of at dwhose been
out of tomorrow' the Harvard Stadium.
will Yale of Dartmouth another
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Epiphany Roses, who have a gym,
want practice games. Call Lewis
SHIELD, at Franklin 1856, after 6
o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Three games in four days is the
program mapped for Dewitt Prep
gridders next week. They are to en-
gage George Washington Freshmen
Wednesday; Business High Friday
Saturday..
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TECH is MAKING DEBUT
IN SCHOOL GRID SERIES

n TECH ball in
I'M the nterhigh school title this afternoon 3l5 o'clock
VI against Western in Wilson Stadium.
Although light and without single player classed
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Vanderbilt and Georgia, Florida and
Kentucky are other Southern Confer.
ence games Of note. The Vanderbilt.
Georgia contest should be one of the
best of the year.
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CONFERENCE STRUGGLES
FEATURE DIXIE GRID CARD
By the Associated Press.


Conference
- OF chase
| the 1926 Dixie championship.
- an
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PSYCHOLOGY BIG FACTOR
In DOPING GRID GAMES
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

YEW YORK October 2Tradtion psychology COL
y | lege foot ball than other
With all the minds of which college faculties
with all the equipment for research might think that scholars
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Hap Hardell.
leave by boat tonight for Newport
News, where they will engage the
Newport News High team tomorrow
The only other local scholastic COM
bination to get action tomorrow will
be Emerson that is down for battle
with Episcopal High in Alexandria.
-"
George Washington University Fresh
men foot ballers downed st. Johns,
Z to 0, yesterday on Tidal Basin grid
iron. The score came late in the game
when Rosen recovered the ball follow.
ing an attempted punt by the Saints
The extra point was scored on a pass
from Brewlow to Clements. The Saints
were outweighed but waged a plucky
battle.
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which mind SO frequently prevail
Perhaps the professors think the subject beneath them they
dead There problem right gon worthy their
nects and they might find that they had made
valuable contribution whole broad subject
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Duke University, under the guild
ance Of Jimmie De Hart, who coached
at Washington and Lee last year,
goes to New York tonight for a con-
test with Columbia. Duke probably
will make a pretty fair showing, not
withstanding it is not so strong as
other elevens in the section.
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ley in what usually is big contest
out that way, but California; is so
weak this Fall that it probably is a
foregone conclusion it will lose to the
Methodist institution. which makes
Los Angeles it's home.
Evening star., 1926-10-22

The Ohio State.Iowa game at
columbus will give the first good line
on the Buckeyes Ohio State. IN its
game so far has shown some real foot
bail. and it seems confident of being
able 10 continue TO do 50.
University of California and South
Evening star., 1926-10-22

Central High pigskinners are to