The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-08-12
s Sport
& Ways
BY Chuck Rattle

When the Resorters at Alexan-
dria claimed the golfing spotlight
over the week end a number of 10
cal golfers INDUCED into the tour
nament play and numerous others
Joined the galleries. It was amach-
ever Johnny Kraft who walked off
with the championship trophy
playing some nice golf. D. B.
Caughren said of him that he was
the most collected golfer he had
watched. He worked with a nom
chalance and was unruffled :.
Main Street banker Caughren and
Bernie Schoenhoff are a couple Of
old hands at this Resorter bust
ness. For some time now they've
cherished the idea Of competing in
the championship bracket, but
something always blows the happy
thought Bernie got off on the
wrong leg on his first or holes
and wound up with an 81, and
that was the score that Dave had.
81 was a popular number since
Dave Tallman, grand old man of
Willmar golfing circles, also land
ed on that numeral.
Others who played from the
local course numbered Pat Du-
.Bois, Dave Caughren, Jr, and
Vic Sieben. For Vic twas his
first tTyOut on the Alex course.
He got into difficulty on the
first round, but he had q lotta
fun Vic said he represented q
different school of golf in
struction from that inaugural
ed by Kraft. Vic said he show
ed how not to play -. Tony
-Schoenhoff was on q picture
taking assignment for the
tourney. He and George Ryan,
Minneapolis ph0t0man, were
shooting off the reel stuff for
LIES Party possibly to be fea-
tured In the weekly pix mag
called Life -.
Course record holder for the
Country Club, Walt Moynihan,
hoped on the train from Milwau-
kee, busted off his golf clubs, linn
bered up his fingers, and swatted
out one Of his few rounds Of the
summer at the Resorters last
week. Walt who is more accustom-
ed to toting bag of tools with
the Wisconsin Bell Telephone Co.,
than Juggling bag of clubs, wound
up in difficulty in his first round
matches. He qualified with an So,
resulting it was said when he put
up with a deeply cut finger. The
next day he went out and trotted
in with "a. He hasn't played
enough to be consistent, but he's
coming along all right now he
says.
Stub Olson. who has been
playing about nine holes at q
crack, barged out In q golf
marathon Sunday playing SO
holes on the local course. Mon
day he was q little stiff and
limping like an old man with
the gout And they say there's
no one with endurance like
the man who sells insurance.
He enumerated the numbers,
which we assure you were pro-
,digi0us-the numbers Of bot
ties Of cokes, pop, and just
plain old water It took to cool
him of. His gallonage seems to
be plenty -. Archie Lane got
one of the freak shots Of the
day Sunday. He was to Tee off
from the fifth. Down came the
club head, click against the
ball, but something went
wrong. For the pill went about
six feet In the wrong direction
to land In the lap of the un-
.suspecting Phil Steiner.
I'm standing right now before
the world or anyone at all and an.
nouncing that there oughta be a
law. Yep there oughta be a law
again building tennis courts with
out shade. I'm also advocating q
devise that can be c1amped on the
back to hold a shirt from rubbing
on It. You guessed 1t, got the in
,evitable. slept on the stomach all
night-in short got sunburned.
It seems that the human race Is a