The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-10-28
80 straight two-handed, SO out of


100.
8 straight two-handed goals
bounced in from the floor, 30 out OF
100.
4 straight goals bounced on floor
with one hand, Is out of 100.
3 straight two-handed free goals
bounced in from floor while on
both knees.
II straight gift shots one-handed
while kneeling on right knee, 50
out of 100.
Is straight goals one handed on
left foot, "a out of 100.
At straight free goals with right
eye shut, IS out of 100.
40 straight on left foot and right
eye shut, 96 out of 100.
Al straight on right foot with left
eye shut, 81 out of 100.
As straight on right foot with
right eye shut, 50 out of 100
Footnote: unless otherwise indi-
Gated all records were made on
both feet with both eyes open.
$50
Well, Hetzel, 1 believe you got
something there. There's little
room for doubt that he has lain
awake nights thinking up these UNI
orthodox approaches to the netted
hoop. Here's boy who never play
ed basketball, yet knows the game
from A to z. For years he has been
practicing free shooting. People
used to laugh; thought he was a
bit daffy. But like all who scourned
the laughs of the world endured
the pain of social ostracism, he
came out a winner. Now they stand
with gaping mouths as he 'flaunts
his wizardry" as he puts it. Wher-
ever they would let him in long
enough to take a couple of shots at
the basket he would practice. Sud-
denly the orthodox routine be-
came too tame for him, and he be-
gan to mix them up. It's on this I'M
orthodox approach that he claims
the amateur titular championship
of the world. A year ago he told me
SPORTS-GAL TWO
his one ambition was to appear in
Madison Square Garden. If only he
could do that, his fame would be
renowned. Well, Hetzel, you've got
it now. And don't worry about that
suit. Sank Centre residents have al
ways been from Missouri.
More Hunting Trivia-Last
week perhaps we dealt from
the bottom of the deck to
Mickey Hansen, but we're hav-
ing a field day for righting
dreadful wrongs we've been
committing, SO here's some
thing new. Mickey last week
took the razz on topping de-
coys Sunday he was the
stock end of a gun that blazed
out in a party that brought
back "a mallards, "a of them
brakes 1t seems the rest of
the boys have been saying,
Hunting gets worser and wOrs-
er" .. But Junior Vandestegg,
who is the huntin'est guy I've
seen for his age, was out with
pal Sattidy and they gained
16 of them Now then,
Charley Klar has his troubles,
and he will be initiated with all
due fOrmality into the society
now headed exclusively by Bill
Pollock. 1t seems that Last
week Charley had all the MAX
ms for a good hunting expedi-
tiOn-that is all except the
shells which he left at home on
the sewing machine. And Irv
Nelson had to cough up out of
his supply -. When the
pheasant season was yet on, 1t
develops several of them went
down to Willmar, called at
Herg Hoaglund's and went out
on the prairie for a little shoot.
One pheasant got up, eight
men raised their guns, there
wasn't enough left of Phillip to
pick pin feathers off'n -.
5000 miles Is a long way to go
hunting. But H. HalversOn did
it. He drove his family to Calf
Ornia and thence came back
for the hunt this fall =. And
Ollie COrdell, on Drs. orders,
can't hunt. He's quite an en-
thusiast too, and was all set for
tramp in the big woods after
the big game this fall -.