The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-03-30
Sport
Wags-
BY Chuck Rattle

club played-they never reach
ed or passed the forty mark.
-. Odd part Of 1t Is too, that
several times they burst to SO
points-no more-during the
season. Against Fergus
Falls they hit As, cracked for
ty, and got beat all at the same
time. -.
Little difficult getting off the sick
cot and gettin' yourself all steamed
up about sports. There are quiet
er things, you know. >. But here's
one. There was no one more
proud Of this Sank Centre gang
than Charley Miller. What did he
have to do with it? No, he wasn't
a parent; or even a coach. He was
the bus driver. He piloted this
winning squad to Glenwood during
the district matches. The other
day he told me, you know, I'm
pretty proud of that bunch of boys.
I feel / drove them to win." *.
BY golly, if he didn't. -.
Flash! from Honolulu-Get load
of this from Fay Domke. The
lads been sailing out in front OF
Waikiki beach out around Diamond
head Gust as familiar as If he'd
have said Diamond Point0
This sailing gets under fellows
skim" he writes, almost like hav-
ing a row boat on Sank Lake, only
a little more expensive" -.
Before we leave the Domkes. I'll
bet the longest distance challenge
Paul Domke, famous ex-wrestler,
ever got came from China. Yep,
from China and his own son, Cliff.
-. He's asking the pater to teach
him the tricks when he arrives this
summer so he'll be set for football
and wrestling at Carleton in the
fall. And la Clifford weighs
now over 200 pounds. f. He was
a sizeable lad when he hauled out
of here nearly two years ago.
Hmm, I heard so much about
Reuben Epp, of the Mountain Lake
champs, that The thing rings thru
my head like, lTpp. Epp, Epp.
And the first Using I know I'm
marching right o't Of bed. -.
With the closing of the state
tournament, which was won by
Mountain Lake, basketball is as
out Of date as last weeks map of
Europe. The season Is over and
what season it has been for Sank
Centre.
This is low tide in the sports
program of this community, al
though warm weather will find
marbles, and other out door
games quite popular with the
younger generation. All eyes
are upon tennis, and the need
Of new courts for this year.
Something should be done
about 1t.
Spring football will take up the
time Of another group and base
ball could be made a popular act
ivity with kittenball competition of
city-wide nature as a feature.
Golf has its enthusiastic follow
ers, and but for a severe change
from summer weather that sport
would be in full swing shortly.
Rusty, Of the GlenwOOd Her
aid: "Pangburn, of Sank Cen
tire, is a center Of the first
class. Undoubtedly the best
center that roamed the hard
wood during the regional tour
nament at GlenwOod and many
tournaments played elsewhere
In the state. He was unstOp-
pable when it came to sinking
shots when they were needed.
He stole the apple time and
again and went In for set-up
shots that he never missed. His
"hole" shot was one Of the
hardest to guard and he was
there when he was needed"
Grads-Six of the boys on Sank
Centres 1889 championship team
will graduate this year. They are
Larson, Pangburn, Ethun, Kringen,
Conkey, and Deziel. Hildebrand,
Brown, Arneson and Jackson will
remain as nucleus for next years
quint, and they should be a real
bunch to build around. When call
ed upon during the past seasons
play these boys did excellently, and
thereby proved Al material for
next year.
Robbed-Boys Of the Sank Cen
tire quint, while attending the State
tournament last week Friday and
Saturday, met up with light fin
gered artist. Their two-day trip
was somewhat dampened by the
lack of funds. They lost from $3.50
to $500 bucks each, which flatten-
ed wallets. The money was
taken from their clothes while they
were playing basketball.
At Last-The boys, who saw the
state championship game, Mountain
Lake VS.. Marshall High, Minneapol-
is, state that the team from
Mountain Lake outplayed the Min