The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-06-25
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(Chuck Rathe)

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(Chuck Rathe)
While local baseball ardents--
whose ardor has cooled-play puss
in the corner the Lake Lillian cat
has both feet in the cream saucer
and tapping with a pleased count
enance the cream Of baseball. Sun
day their outfit, the J. ]. Kohns,
outswatted Willmar II to 10 in a
dandy ball game.
Public enemy No. with cap
ital wubble-u-is Dame Fortune to
AL Milnar, Miller portside pitcher.
The OF dobbin chucked six-hit
ball game on Sunday to lose. He's
wondering just what a man has to
do to win a nine inning stretch. His
victories register neat goose egg,
and his defeats assume proportions
Of half a dozen. AL has all his eggs
in one basket-but the wrong one.
He's a hard luck player but the re-
cord of his play is better than his
victories show.
The Junior Legion baseball
club has an opponent coming
up on next Friday evening. The
lads 60 to Glenwood to try to
beat the elements to the draw
to defeat the Glenwood club.
Last week Tuesday evening,
the 500 liners came to this city
and chalking up one run they
were forced to call the game
because of the storm In the
third inning. The play was not
game. and SO both starting
from scratch they'll be In there
playing ball. July 9Th the boys
go to Alexandria to tussle with
the Alex crew.
Mocha-sippers of this and every
community in the land grasped
their saucers little harder on Fri
day evening when Schmeling wad-
ed in and dainty dropped a choco-
late, smearing up the canvas some
thing awful. His surprising come
back to kayo Louis in the 18th
round was headache to the sports
scribes and to many of the gamb-
lers on the street where they US
ually know. Schmeling, evidently,
was the only one who knew he
would win. Rumors have it that the
Flying Dutchman will take plenty
of lettuce back with him on bets he
cleaned up. The smartest gamblers
in the eastern centers didn't want
Schmeling at to Except Schmel-
ing himself.
Oops, sorry dept-People laugh
ed loud and Lonesome little
wryly-but one we are told tore off
for an hour and eleven minutes be-
cause the nations scribblers pulled
a boner-and a good 'un. The
sports scribes are so busy even at
this late date explaining how come
they happened to guess mistakenly
on the erstwhile Brown Bomber
that they are very quiet in fore
casting anything for the future.
They are also perhaps little
busy explaining to some Of the
boys that laid pennies on the Bonn
Der on the sports scribes say-so.
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Says Joe Frank, who dropped
several bucks along with the
fadeOut of Louis, "Wheaties are
no match for sauerkraut." We
are not so sure that 1t wasn't
too much Louis fried chicken
southe'n style, sub!
You pill swatters who are
followers of the good OF sport
of kings-King Gustavus of
Sweden plays it-meaning ten
mis- had q great time on Sum
day at the court. That morning
the tapes were laid and a final
rolling applied to the court and
all afternoon the court was In
use. they played so hard and
fast that the tapes were so hot
It looks like Wen have to in
stall q water cooled system. A
tournament is in the offing 1t
is hoped. Suggestions have been
made to this corner and 1t
looks like peachy idea. Any
further suggestions will be re-
layed to a committee who will
be picked this week to look into
the advisability Of the situa-
ton. Interviews of the tennis
crew of this community indi-
cate that they want q tourney.
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They're making Joe Louis very
low now. but our dear teacher Ex-
perience, will tell Joe lotta
things. One of them is that he isn't
the invincible bomber and that
even a hot chocolate can be moth
ing more than a chocolate drop. We
will wager that the precipitated
capsule will be bitter pill to
swallow in his next fight.
A short stop tournament on
Sunday, June 2Sth, at the Min
newaska Golf Club in GlenwOOd
Is a headliner for next Sunday.
On one of Minnesota's scenic
golf courses an invitation Is ex-
tended to Sank Centre golfers
to unlimber the old clubs I'm this
little match. Medalist will be
determined In the first round
of play, and some peachy prizes
are offered In championship,
runner-up, and consolation