The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-11-09
THE SCHEDULE BOOK
High School:
November 10 MELROSE.
University Of Minnesota:
Nov. II Michigan.
Nov. 10 Iowa.
Nov. rs WISCONSIN.
Home games in each case are
noted in capital letters.
BY Chuck Rattle

Fridays the Night
Well, All Right
Feda Mighty Midget
Conference Heat Round
Conference Schools Meet
In Benson Tuesday
Morris In Sweet Spot
Willmar or Monte
Behind the 8-Ball-
Avoid s. C.-Mel LIST Round Clash
Sub-dist. Ball at MeIrose-
District Ball at Sank Centre
Sank Centre is pointing to its
greatest game Of the season. i.
Alexandria, Morris and all the 9TH
ers pale by comparison with the
oncoming Melrose fracas. A re-
newal in the old series with the
boys to the south is really looked
at with eagerness by the local
boys. Coach Gene Harvey saw
his club rise to new defensive
heights against Alexandria Friday
night. But there is this much
too. Against club with any kind
of offensive-the lads don't seem
to be able to roll. That may be
troublesome against Melrose. -.
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The hfeirose game il Is Wig
Orously announced by e. w. Oh
SON, who is energizing q cam
paign to make this game the
biggest gate In the history Of
night football here, will be
played Friday evening. As
announced at the opening Of the
season because MelrOse games
was contingent on the weather,
the price of adult season tick
cts was figured to exclude this
game. Adult season tickets
will not be honored. Admissions
for the evening are ten, twen-
ty and thirty-five cents.
Up at Alex last Friday there was
a young fellow named Marvin Feda,
one of the Roscoe boys. He i'm
pressed Gene Harvey no end. /.
It's one of those tales of the little
fella who goes places (Which is
reassuring to your columnisD =. +.
Feda is a mite-no more. AT the
beginning of the season, he weigh
ed Just about 100 pounds. No foot
ball material there, you say? That
lad, unable to go places early in
the season, has been running wild
lately. He's so small-well, listen
to this. The Alex school had a
pair of size football shoes which
were melted out to him. Feda
could climb inside them-with his
dress shoes on! Said Harvey,
There's more drive in that little
hunka dynamite" -.
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In the West Central Confer
ence where the heat is really
on, the thing winds up this
week. According to announce
ment of secretary to the con-
ference e. w. Olson, of this
city, the schOOlmen of the eight
represented schools will meet
in Benson next Tuesday eve
ming for matters of business.
Awarding of the 1899
football championship, drawing
for 1910 football schedules, re-
port of the permanent sched-
uling committee, and choosing
of the all-cOnference teams will
be among the chores of the
group.
But that comes after. In the
meantime the boys out in the field,
where the history Is really made,
will be battling for honors. And
some peculiar things may yet hap
pen. Tied this week in a three
way knot for first place are Mon
tevideo, Morris and Willmar-each
with four games on the black side
of the ledger. Now here's what
can happen. Morris is done
with her games. Her record can't
be altered. But Monte and Will
mar play each other. Which
may result in a win for (D Will
mar, or (2) Monte, or 90 tie.
In the first instance Willmar and
Morris share the championship. In
the second it's Monte and Morris.
And in the third it's Morris
on the pedestal all by herself! So
Morris is in sweetheart of spot.
And the other two are def
initely behind the Shall. >.
Sank Centre and MelrOse will