The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-02


baseball team trimmed them w
proper in a battle featuring Saul
Centres heaviest slugging attack
with the final score at Is to z. With
Decree on an off-day allowing five
runs In the first three innings
Coach Soltau put Botz on the
mound who went the remainder Of
the nine with only two runs
against him. There were some neal
bits OF play in this battle and the
Deerwood pitcher is credited with
five innings Of dandy pitching. But
the locals clouted the old apple fol
fair in the sixth.
Jim Pangburn, who In his
second game with the outfit
has shown that he has the apti-
tude for the game, laced out q
triple with three men on base
all of whom scored. Shanen,
In the short stop position, Is
recognized for Sundays per-
Torrance on some beautiful
stops that would do credit for
player much more experience
ed. Chips White, beating out q
hunt, scored two men waiting
on second and third.
The old story Of a dandy game
but no crowd. Manager Soltau Is
at a loss as to what to do. He has
a club of young fellows, in whom
the town should be interested, but
they're not. He has desperately
turned to a decision he may carry
out-that Of offering ice cream and
pop free to those attending. 1t IL
said that a husband is best reach.
ed through his stomach-so the
gullet route may be the way to gel
next to a baseball fan or two. The
lack of spirit which prompts an &C
ton like this is the same lack thai
has killed sports in this city. Dc
you wonder that young fellows Of
this city refuse to play baseball?
To date the Bierman and All
Star poll conducted in this
city has approached 200 votes
on the two petitions. This Is no
great number to write to MIR.
Cullum, yet II every hamlet
could turn In $50 mOnickers
the Bierman would stand q
chance to place on the polling.
Two petitions have not given
returns. One passed among the
National Guard unit of this
city should add about so votes
on each petition, and the other
to be passed among the Vets Of
Foreign Wars on next Friday
evening should add q gOOdly
number to an already fair vote.
It's up to Mines0tans, said Mr..
Cullum, to help Bernie and the
boys take their places on the
All-Star eleven this fall
Paul Domke's wrestling prodi
gees are getting few nice work
outs during the summer. Last Fri
day evening they worked out al
Greenwald with all hands on deca
to give a good show. Tubby Scan
lon and Ed Maly mixed for a few
rounds in a boxing exhibition, and
Paul said it was a good one. &c
has an awful punch-if he ever
lands II Rut the Tubby was toe
Quick on the duck and recover enc
of the pame. MIR. Domke was pleas
cd when he stated that the crowds
arc dandies IN work for. They are
cooperative and applaud the efforts
of the bovs. But the numerous &C
tiyities in the various communitie.
c,,t down his attendance.
sss
Purely piffle-See where the
Dean hovs cot their start I'm
hasebaII circles as privates In
the army watched by a
Cardinal scout who saw their
Possibilities thew were bowled
over with the prodigious sum
Of 5O bucks to sign their first
contract Might have been
better tn leave them ON the
half century roster Hat
sizes wouId run much smaller
Restaurant men i'm this city
renort AN influx Of fishermen
into this section last weekend
that aImost broke records
Large parties invaded the lakes
to take out some dandy strings
OF fish Despite the fact
that Schmeling is glowing mel
IowIy in the limelight of q has
beener who is now a come
49, 1.,.S tha n,,hiic az f,ght-
81 80 Jack was somethinr
,,hann.,eral IN h,s day and
IN snite If that controversy of
the fonc Count-or rather he