The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-05-13

dub But Ben bucking an east
wind on the fourth perceived him
self with sails unfurled and began
lacking route across the fairway
zigzagging from one rough to an
other :. Brokl, who taught sever
al classes out there Sunday, had
his moments of being in a lather
(and we don't mean he was shaw
ing). 1t seems that Pete, the Her
aid linotype man, defied all rules
Of the game and demanded just
why he couldn't up and bat the
thing the way he wanted to
Heigh no lackaday, that's Coach
Harvey's attitude. Sunday morn he
sliced beauty into the drink on
the right Of the first tee, he re-
ceived the tee hees of the assem-
bled throng. But quoth he, unabash-
ed, 1T was repaint anyway"
Up hobs Lynn Whitson to show
what good pal he is of S. p. He
says IS. p. wasn't even a good
fourth at bridge Sunday. tsh, tsh ;.
And for the benefit of youse
guys who insist that your
sports driveler's red nose Is the
airplane beacon light, phOOey to
you. I'll have you know that 1t
was oil SoPs rays pouring down
that put me In that condition
and not my pouring any for
eign substance down my parch-
ed gullet. But I had a time too.
One of the dubs. I waltzed to
the ball and with a h of a
swipe nearly crashed through
the windows of Brokls car, the
second I carried around with
the club head, and all heads
went up to watch the erring
ball. But the third was not bad
1 broke q 72-that's on nine
holes-besides one rib, and
there was little doubt as to who
should carry the club with my
sponsor, Vic Sieben.
A couple Of the other Herald
boys should deserve mention
though it is perhaps desecrating to
mention in this column of literary
achievement. One, Ye Editor, about
whom get little chance to write,
and the other, Pete, our operator,
were two of the best of dubs. TAX
ing their lesson like dutiful sons Of
the fairway, they started out, and
were elated when they could break
fifteen on a single hole. To Pete
went low honors Of the day when
he cracked a 100 wide open to
come in with SO, and Eddy (pahdon
We Editor) waltzed in ahead of him
with o. Quoth Pete, II darn near
beat myself out of a prize-if I'd
taken few less strokes"
Harvey's tracksters, half
dozen in number, who went to
Alex Saturday gathered up a
few points, and as Harvey put
it ALSO ran" Scheduled to be a
quadrangular meet, the day
finally dribbled off into a TRAM
guIar event with Osakis, Alex,
and S. C. competing. John
Egan, of the sturdy legs and
healthy lungs, got a first in the
half mile, and Reble, the jump
ing jackrabbit from the sage
brush, was q firster in the
high jump. Schneider, new at
the running game, was placed
in the 20 yard dash. And Reble
bobbed up again with a third
place in the broad jumping
event.
Baseball swings under way this
week as Harvey's nine goes to Mel
rose for several innings Friday af-
ternoon. Two games have been
scheduled with Little Falls on the
21st and the 3rd of June. And also
there is a tentative game coming
w with Long Prairie. Just what
the boys can do, this corner does
not know, but many Of them are
Legion Junior players with some
ideas of the games fundamentals.
And they shouldn't be bad. This
summer they'll carry on under the
Legion banner.
Last week with the Council
and School Board comforting a
recreational program was set
up that should be q dandy. Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Harvey have
been retained by the city to
handle the program for both
boys and girls in several differ
ent lines of summer athletics.
To be set up Immediately after
schools closing, the program
will run for eight weeks. A
weekly schedule of events I'M
der this setup will be handed to
the Herald each week, and you
can check the events you would
like to take in. "The success of
the program will be largely
through the cooperation of the
parents in seeing that their
youngsters get the benefits of
the setup," said Mr.. Harvey to
this corner. The plan was fos-
tered by the Legion post and
the Rotary club, and it seems a
fine carryover from the regular
school program.
HELEN BROWN GRADUATED
FROM MUSIC SCHOOL
Among the music students to re-
ceive diplomas of graduation from
fha C1rrteh - ~ 0not-