The Sauk Centre herald., 1936-05-28

que material, was q leader in
the field with 8 hits out of 5
trips to the plate. Steming, CEN
ter fielder, of last years Nor
thern League, copped 2 hits out
of 4 trips. It was fielders day.
Van Dell, KOhn's pitcher, toss
ed his first and last game with
the team on Sunday. He has
been hired by Norwood and
will appear with that club on
next Sunday.
The Sauk Centre team is com.
posed Of men Of young blood. Mer
who are being watched in their eff.
forts as possible league stuff. These
boys are growing up in baseball
circles and If given the opposition
they are capable Of handling they
will go places-and playing under
Sauk Centre too. There was a dan.
dy crowd at the game Sunday fol
a delayed opener, and hackers are
much heartened. With an outfit
like this it isn't probable that they
will experience that mid-season lei
down on the crowds that has
been the case at times.
A duet of games is in store
with the Sauk Centre team
opening here the season of the
Big s League they have joined.
Making q two-day stand In
Sauk Centre on next Saturday,
Decoration Day, and Sunday
they have secured some excel
lent opposition for the duo. On
Saturday afternoon they will
appear against Maple Lake, a
team composed Of nearly all
college stars. Men who have
played with the University and
other colleges are on the rOst-
er of the Maple Lake Club.
They should afford some snap
py material. Lake Lillian takes
the opposite side on Sunday af-
ternoon. Their team is under
the management of Cy Olson,
vet in the sport of swat, who
coached the Browerville aggre.
cation in the days when the
Little Town and the Big Woods,
Bertha, had their Jawn Donald
son, on the mound. The Lii
lians are an all-salaried outfit.
These teams ought to be able
to show themselves to be far
superior to the team that op-
posed the Kohn's on last Sum
day. This twO-day super attrac-
ton may be heralded as a dan
dy.
Slapping mosquitoes in the nose
has become a favorite Cor should
we say necessary sport with
sportsmen with the advent OF
warm weather. The pests have al
most taken over the golf course
You can't even run to get out o1
their way. Wags has been inform.
ed, on what authority we donr
know, that the swarms are sc
thick that it impedes the progress
Of the ball through the air. Now OF
course we hate to ask you to be
lieve that. One thing they have
though. They've speeded up the
game Of golf to fever pitch. Try.
ing to evade the mosquitoes Is
quite a problem and the boys don't
dast to stop long enough to swat
the old pill. They sock it on the
run-liKe polo. OF course the speed
has cut down accuracy, but may.
hap they can perfect both.
Well, they had q great time
over at school on last Friday.
1t was play day on q May day,
and q glorious one at that. You
know, it's plain suicide for one
over fifteen to attempt the
sports those grade students in
Wheelbarrow races and other
strenuous sports they have are
not conducive to the older
students, and hence the organ
lied track sessions for the old
er fellows.
In the senior boys division at the
Play Day the Juniors ran off with
total honors with 81 points. Sen
iors followed them with 391k, and
the sophomores took IA points. In
the discus see where Tank bettered
his former record OF 91.2 to 92.11
feet to take a first. Egan followed
him with only "A feet. Judy Dubois
stretched a long leg a-plenty to
cop II feet 5k inches in the broad
lump, and Reble with q little short