The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-07-06

Not only are they presenting tt
you a sporting proposition. Blu
there is justification in the fact
that the membership fees are MOI
too great. For the courts, if the
plaudits of all those who have play
ed, can be relied upon, are in flint
shape and worth every cent of the
ices.
One change has had to be
made in the fee setup. A rate
change at the Water, Light Of
flee compels the night rate to
be raised. So players will have
to pay 20 cents per hour for the
use of the lights. If they
don't get that, they lose. It can't
be made up on volume. Tic
kets are still available rom
membership committee men,
bers: Gerry Bryant, Hazel Krin-
gen, ElOise Schumacher; Leon
McCracken, Jim Benson and
Carl Minette.
DIR. r. E. Walsh, the Chicago
medic, bronzed as ever-is is towr
and burning up the course.
Bernie Schoenhoff is unofficial club
instructor for golf. He has three
patients-pardon me-pupils from
Paynesville several times a week
-. Prexy Lloyd Blycker was tick.
led as could be last week. At Ben.
son he came home with one of the
consolation round winnings. II
was the first time in his life he
ever walked home-not literally
with golf trophies won. -.
They're calling him Muddy"
Hansen-and not without cause.
The other Sabbath when Mic
key Hansen played in the Ben
son tournament, he had a little
trouble with a stream that in
sisted in planting itself in his
path of flight. . A shot to
the stream, designed to top it,
landed right at the waters
edge. So Mick decided to play
1t out. One shot, and the mud
flew. One leg poised over
the water, he swung again and
drove the ball inches into the
OOze. The while Sim Wiener
and Doc Franta and others en-
jOyed it. Mickey came up
with a handful of mud in which
was encased the ball-he found
Hopes for a Western Conference
designed to embrace women golf
ers in about seven of these central
Minny towns-faded somewhat this
week. Discussed at neither of the
last two invitational meets at Glen
wood and Alexandria, it was shunt-
ed neatly out of the business pic
ture at both. Local Niblickers
are wondering what happened to
the heap big talk about such pro-
posed league. It would be some
thing uniquely new in this sector
-. Obviously the social angles OF
the thing would capture a great
many new women into the golfing
realm. They're still hoping at the
Niblick-who have formally okay-
ed the plan-that such a deal does
go through.
Hub of the whole thing of course
is the golf. Golfing centers in each
community would be the axis for
several invitational meets through
out the year. Luncheon and bridge
would be included, and the back
ground for the idea is born in the
meets that have been sponsored
these past two summers. >. One
big tourney each year, at some Sc
lected club, would be the highlight
of the plan. :. It sounds, and judg-
ing from the punches of invitation
al meets that have besieged women
in golfing circles the past week
some sort of schedule at least is
quite a necessity. i. Three were
docketed for last week. !. Niblick
graciously withdrew their guest
day. -.
Out of ten who went to Alex
andria the other day, Mrs. L.
j. DOlson came home with a
prize In the blind DOGGY. ..
Oh yes, really tangible effort
toward an organization In this
sector for women golfers was