The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-10-27

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with his end, and the next min
ute he was swatting Menth
around the knees with vicious
tackle. And StefIes. That
Lad had . night He set the pace
when ON the first play that Al
bany started, he spilled the hack
for more yards than he could
have run--even II he tried II
backwards. Boy, did he have
fun.
Figgers - Someone once said -
toss down couple Of figures and
the audience eats them up. Well,
they do 1t with everything else.
Statistics are compiled on every
thing including how many grains Of
salt are used in brushing teeth in
one year in America. 5000,
we got a few on this Albany game.
Harvey's boys squirted over for 16
first downs; and Albany got seven.
The local gang completed 5 out Of
s passes; and Albany took out of
9. The local power machine rolled
up 800 yards net from scrimmage-
and please note: They chalked 205
Of these in three touchdown march
es. One of them was an 50 yard
surge down the field that Melted
6 first downs and the third touch
down. BY passing the locals
gained 60 yards, at particularly
well-timed places, and 260 by rush
ing. Albany took IS net yards,
IS by passing, and 50 by rushing.
I. There was really some fine
punting on that field. Pangburn
in punts average some over Al
yards. But Fox on punts averag-
ed better than 80 which is some
nice booting. Albany lost nearly as
many yards as they gained on z
penalties; Sank Centre was ticket
ed only three times. ;. There it is.
!. Looks nice on paper, doesn't
it? -.
I'm not sure I'll get up I'm
the morning." It was Dean
Kinsella speaking after his part
in the oman football exhibition.
vry~n a. vv,rs s,v~xy<I.sv,n N I,.rk ov, NV
hilton of finesse, but 1t gave an
idea about the new miniature
game. Along came Leon
McCracken and dumped sug-
gestion I'm our laps. Why not
have Belgrade and Bro0ten play
an exhibition game on O-Sa-Ge
field demonstrating their Prov
ess at this new sport. j.. And
well see what the authorities
say about 1t. 49,.
Notwithstanding Junior lads
wound up four-game season last
Thursday at Little Falls-with a
broken heart. Well, they learn a
lot at this game, and these boys
are learning early that you got to
take the bitter with the better. /.
Coach Harold Rasmussen, who
fathered this gang through the sea-
son, heaped lavish praise on their
heads, They've got more spirit
than most of the boys I've worked
with and they work hard" -.
What more could a coach say of a
gang of fellows. This Little Falls
game was won in the last minute
by the Falls gang when they con-
nected on a pass to score.
Slxippy-Sldppy skipped thru
the stalks, shopping for q sense
less pheasant that wouldn't
sneak. What am I talking about.
Boy, you got me. Out Of this
maze there must be something
to talk about. Oh yes, the boys
meaning John Hansen, AL Park
er, Pete Michels, Fred Berg,
Erve Nelson and Harold Gray,
the hero of this here yarn
were out hunting on Sunday.
And Harold's dog Skippy
was not his usual self-in fact
he was so unusual he became
at once a shepherd dog, q
chicken hound and. well-Occas-
ionally he scared up a pheasant.
One informant said, ''If pleas
ant got In his way, he'd chase
1t up" Hmm, maybe the dog
was tired of chasing Philip the
Pheasant?
In Cedric Adams "In This Cor
ner" was hunting tale that was
told me by Badly Forsberg, Monte
video. I liked Baldy's version a
little better than the one Adams
had, so here it is: It seems hunt
ing party near Montevideo spied a
likely looking spot. One of the par
ty sought permission of the farm
er-owner, who in granting 1t, asked
the man to shoot calf that was
too sick to live longer. {. Without
telling his hunting mates, the fellow
thot he'd have some fun. Striding
out to the pasture he said, II never
shot calf before in my life." With
that announcement let the calf
have II He turned out and said