The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-10-21

first half Harvey predicted that the
team who had the ball last would
win the game, 1t looked like a
score every time somebody got the
ball Said he: offensive-mad;
gee, not q defensive man in sight =.
And that statement summed UP the
first half ;. Piling in with power
thrusts the locals on four or five
occasions marched straight up the
field, twice to score But 1t was
little different when Albany got
the ball. Unable to penetrate the To-
cal line, they thanked off one side
and then the other side each time
gaining. Then with pass they
would eliminate their attack with a
score or a loss Of downs :. With
that loss the locals almost tossed
up the sponge in the matter of COM
ing out even this season. Trailing
on their schedule now four games
to one, there is a scant chance they
will tie. For Alex appears in that
unfinished column, and the local
club weakened in key positions
with injuries are going to have
trouble Before that they will
encounter Melrose on the 10Th at
Melrose and it may be balance
can be assembled in that game. AL
though those Melrose lads will be
scrappy -.
Quoth an Albany alumnus
following the game: I'VE al
ways like to play Sank Centre;
they're always such q bunch OF
good sports-such clean play
ers" Yea, but they rarely
win from Albany; don't suppose
they like that angle, too, incl
dentally, do va? Albany's
coach came up with a state
ment about the power Of the
Sauk Centre outfit over his
bows Yeah, came back Har-
vey, I'm character building -.
Well, the Junior high lads wen,
out in the snow Saturday battled a
strong Alex outfit, and finally sue.
cumed on a slippery turf 13 to g..
Coach Harold Rasmussen, who
realizes the complications revolving
around a young group Of players
says he was satisfied with the ef-
forts of his outfit, yet he says they
can improve-get that boys? II
was their first game in such lousy
weather and the lads were a bi,
skeptical about playing in the wa.
ter The game put them behind
in their schedule 8 to 2, but it gives
them an even chance to break even
For Melrose and Glenwood coming
up have both been defeated by the
locals-and maybe they'll click on,
/ in advance.
Gopher Hole-If Hon. Harry
Kipke's Wolves were hungry FOL
Gopher meat before Saturdays en-
counter, they are taking big cincf
in their belts and by Friday they
ought to be nearly starved to death
For they took an old-fashioneo
drubbing at the hands of Minneso
ta's Golden horde 80 to 6 Anc
good old MINI. logged back the
Little Brown jug 1t was espec
tally pleasing to Minnesotans To-
more than 100 newspaper scribe!
| from every Granny Of the countr!
/ were there to see the Gophers
Last year you remember the news
les chose the Northwestern game t.
watch Minnesotans were wish
ing that Ted (ag'in Minn.) Husini
had been announcing the game
Ominous rumblings come bacl
from the University via the studen
body that the lads have been scrap
ping among themselves and tina
seems to take care of the Gophel
situation thus far And rumor
ed too, persists that Frank McCor
mick, athletic director at the u
will be forced to yield the sceptr'
to defeated Farm-Labor mayor can
didate in Minneapolis, Kenneth
Haycraft, as a peace offering it IL
supposed.