The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-07-16

his henchmen were taking SWIM
ming scenes. The camera was in
action for fifteen or twenty min
utes and they got some dandy
scenes. The kids were all in swim
ming and the best shot, we
thought, was the staged water
Highland boy, did those in SWIM
ming love 1t.
Tonight Thursday, and to
morrow evening the Fair
Grounds will be q merry scene
with the mad capers Of man
trying to dominate donkey. It's
donkey ball. and two games
are scheduled to be played un-
der the lights. Game time Is
called about 8 o'clock. One Of
the games will be played be-
tween the Junior Legion base
ballers and the bronco busters
from south of town. But being
able riders Is no advantage In
this sport All players are
mounted in the infield and out
except the pitcher and catcher
and the batter. When the bat
ter hits, he mounts one of these
ungracious beasts and pro-
ceeds in the general direction
of first base-0r some other
spot depending on the mount.
Believe you me they're stub
born animals-and when they
don't wanna go, they just dom
wanna.
Tips and Tiffle-Walter Hagen,
the Babe Ruth of the fairway, will
be on hand at the st. Paul open
this weekend The Hage has
taken in more iron men as a pro
than any other golfer i. His earn
ings are within shouting distance
of the million mark y. His match
es number 1900 in this country, in
jolly England, Canada, and 10 9TH
er foreign countries 200 open
tournaments are behind him /.
He came out head man in 60 of
them :. Here's one you fishermen
might know but we thought one in
this hamlet might not know it (. :.
Hot weather fishing is extremely
difficult You gotta know
where to go !. IF you insist on
going fishing when you oughta be
parked under a tree surrounded by
ice bags then fish deep Hot
weather drives them to the cool
depths of the bottom OF course
the fish have to feed They do
this in the evening and early in
the morning /. before you've had
your pancakes And lie in the
shallow bank waters.
When Dad and Ma were
younger, IL used to be a swell
Sunday afternoon when the
gang got together to play GRO
quet. And Pa got an awful wal
lOp outa seeking Mas ball out
of the lotto show her how
much of q brute he could be.
Well, croquet has kinda dwind-
led off into nothing. But there
are q lot of families who still
have games in the attic. This
COIIACI 10 ulOThicu tAldU AkO
sport of the tIlfted turf Is COM
ing back. Many mail order
houses and wholesale firms re-
port that the sale of croquet
outfits is growing. OF course,
it's all different now. Miss
Mary-Tap-it-gently swished her
long skirts through the grass
and held up her hands in hor-
ror when one of the boys sock
ed her ball for fair. Now Mary
has no skirt to russle. She pre-
fers shorts. Mary Swat-me-and
IlI-swat-you-back can make the
boys grOan when she gets EN-
i'm tight spot.
Today the st. Paul Open Golf
opens on the sporty
Keller course. Three days of the
games greatest luminaries in &C
ton will be witnessed by good
gallery. Walter Hagen, Craig
Wood, Harry Cooper, Horton
Smith, Johnny Revolta-shucks
you know all these boys-They'll be
on hand to shoot their durndest
for that title and purse. Exhibition