The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-02-10

circles % percent Of shots from
the field Is q tops average. The
boys have been running much less
than that prior to this time, and
didn't average better than that for
the whole game, but it's indicative
that they have scoring possibilities
and the ability to hang on during
games They have a weakness
though that Toftness Is working on
right now. They bog during the
fourth quarter. In the Johnny game
after three quarters of fine basket
ball a rush defensive by the Props
put them In the shadows. At Little
Falls the fourth was near disaster.
At the Falls was the first game
that Toftness used only five men
during the game which is another
interesting angle to see If the boys
can take 1t =.
Marshall Dyke, Of Fairmont,
North Dakota. has been spotted
as one Of five promising year
lings ut the University of Min
nesota for basketball pros
poets The angle Is that he
Is from the tutelage of j. N.
Toftness, coach here who hall
ed from Fairmont.
Rough-Well, we never saw so
many guys lying around on one
basketball court as in that INDIE
pendent game Thursday evening :.
Easily downing the Glenwood crew,
the Independents won a smashing
victory-but they paid for it :.
Glenwood had two teams-one
played basketball, the other were
the shock troops f. Those last
boys were past masters at elbow
digging, and hip swiveling and all
the other arts for stopping bask-
etball team :. But the local boys
in the meantime were not knitting
mittens for their grandmothers :.
They were giving out, too, and the
upshot Of the whole affair was that
1t was very humorous to the fans
Adagio dancer Johnny Dubois
switched to the ballet Russo at one
point and charged in to fall in a
heap. Thought he had broken every
bone in his body, but he bobbed up
again Behmler did buck and
wing he got so mad . might be
wrong but somebody was doing the
Susy @ over in one corner when
no one was looking. For while
we were going to serve tea and
crumpets, but the tactics changed
the decision in favor Of vodka. :.
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II don't mind their getting
rough" said Jim O'Gara, "if
they can take It when dish 1t
hack" And Glenwood couldn't
or wouldn't take 1t . will
take along plenty of padded
gear when we play over there
was Johnny Dubois counsel af-
ter the fray BY the by, the
Indies lose Jim for a while -.
He left last Friday morning on
O roundelay to the west >.
His midwinter vacation trip -.
Joe Frank, registrar for adult en-
tries to the ice carnival, Is frankly
a bit worried. Up to last week end
he had not a single entry for the
adult group in the ice show +. . He
Is afraid he will have to do the
skating himself and he is no speed
skater. Says he has no speed skates.
But he does have pretty red
shirt-would look real purity, too,
Joe :. But you have only until Fri
day noon to get in your registration
for participation in the ice carni-
val. Come out and help put the
show over -.
Your sports scribe had his
hair cut last week Got tired
Of that game warden following
us around SO much
That school carnival, so popular,
that it goes now into the third an
nual production, always has a
dandy sports card. Wrestling and
boxing and the like in continuous
card. While no advance publicity
has animated from the desk of ath-
letic director, Gene Harvey, 1t will
. The show is Friday evening,
the 18th :. But I was going to tell
you about last year. Harvey Is out
after the publicity on his events and
last year he hogged the publicity
for the athletic show He and
Principal Olson almost had a duel
with rNniy,fc OF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL
Is Fay Domke who IL barging
off to far places. This week he
left bound for Hawaii {. Fay,
former footballer here and at
Manchester, may have q chance
to play some out there The
schools play back and forth ON
the archipelago, and II he max
es the team, he win come TO the
mainland when they make their
trip next year -.
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Bring out a pair Of skis, select
ten men to try them on, and the
one who handles them like they
were his own feet will be a Norwe-
gian. That's the reason when ski
meets in this country are held
there are gentlemen like Berger
Ruud, who walk off with the bacon.
Mr.. Ruud, one of Norways ace ski
iers, who was in this country only
a few weeks ago, is a cousin-a
second cousin-of G. Hillerud, vet
eran merchant here. Mr.. Hillerud
disclosed this fact when he read of