The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-02-19
SAUK CENTRE ENDS
SEASON GLORIOUSLY
High School Quint Plays Fast
Osakis Team Off Feet
Last Evening
FINAL SCORE "a TO 10
Boys Will Be Given Turkey
Dinner for VictOry-Sub-
District Next

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team extensively and defensively
Coach "Stub" Olson put on the floor
this season was entirely too much
for the very fast Osakis High
school quint last evening. The final
score was Sank Centre "a, Osakis 19.
Fezler, the star around which
the Osakis team play is built, was
much subdued, as he was held to
two field goals. He picked off
couple of free throws for total of
six. At Osakis couple of weeks
ago he scored enough points single
handed to beat the locals.
Very early in the first quarter
Iwinski, who had replaced Borg
mann at left forward scored two
beautiful field goals, and Sank
Centre was never headed. This
early scoring by Sank Centre and
the fighting spirit displayed was a
happy revelation to local fandom
and a shock to the visitors.
Last evenings win was not in any
sense a f1uke as man for man Osa-
kis was outplayed at every stage
of the game.
Harry Hamilton, right forward,
had trouble keeping on his feet
but when that ball left his mitts
it was headed in the right direc-
ton with accuracy. Harry accum-
ulated three field goals and three
free throws for a total OF nine
points.
Dean Kinsella, right guard,
modest young man ordinarily, from
a scoring standpoint, was boilin
hot and accumulated four field
goals, most of them long ones and
from difficult angles. He also made
one free throw for nine point to.
tai. Sank Centre lead at the half
by a 9 to margin. Mrs. B. F. Du-
Bots sent a note to the boys be-
tween halves that win would
bring them a turkey dinner at
Fairy Lake. Visions of the turkey
feed did not dishearten the lads as
they travelled at a furious rate
ending the quarter with IL to y
lead.
In the latter part Of this quarter
Fezler slipped and fell, his chin
striking the concrete rail at the
side of the playing field. He was
badly stunned for a time, but
when play was resumed he pluck
lily carried on.
In the final quarter Osakis be-
gan to perk up and soon cut the
locals lead to dangerously close
point, but a couple Of long shots by
Kinsella and one by Hamilton put
the game on ice.
The locals did not play much of
a stalling game late in the final
quarter when they looked to have
a safe lead. This came near being
costly as they lost the ball a time
or two which Osakis in their fury
converted into field goals.
Clifford Domke acted as captain
last evening in the place of Borg
mann and handled the team well.
Borgmann entered the game in the
last minute of play but didn't get
any opportunities to score.
Only five personal fouls were cal
led on Sank Centre last evening
while seven were called on Osakis.
Last evenings game closed the
regular High School season. 1t is
too bad the Main streeters did not
find themselves earlier. Playing
the kind of ball all season which
they played last evening would
have seen them well to the top Of
the district.
Next Friday evening they enter
the sub-district tourney at Long
Prairie. Grey Eagle will be their
opponents. Sank Centre should win
this match and enter the district
tourney at Alexandria a week later.
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