The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-05-04
Sank Centre
Won From
.Osakis High
Overcame 10 to 1
Lead To Win By
Score of IL to II
Games This Week
May SAlexandria here.
May eOsakis there.
May 12-Evansville here.

Glenwood high schools mound
man, Pepper, had plenty of just
that Tuesday afternoon when he
pitched a no-hit, no-run game to
down the Sank Centre club Is to
0. In the second ball game of the
season the local club folded under
this lads tireless arm, allowed Is
runs, contributed Is errors. From
Jim Pangburn, whom they clouted
mercilessly, Glenwood players col
lected IL hits.
An opening baseball game with
out an argument is like apple pie
without cheese. And all the color
of the old sport flared right out
to the fore last Thursday after
noon when the baseballers of Har-
vey and Co. toppled 10 to 1 lead
held by Osakis to win II to IL in
just four innings.
1t was Denny Ethun, catcher and
stickman, who walloped out a
double in the last frame of the
fourth to win II to II. Actually
his hit drove in three others, with
the bases loaded, running the score
to II. The game was called at the
end of the fourth by pre-arrange-
ment since the Osakis boys had to
get back home at a certain time.
Things started darkly. With Ras-
mussen on the mound for the locals,
Osakis took four unearned runs.
Two errors, three walks, and two
men hit by pitched balls earned the
runs. In the second the Osakis
boys, who started to hit Rasmus-
sens offerings swung out for six
more runs to take a 10 to nothing
lead.
In the second with Ethun start
ing the merry-go-round, Sank Gen.
tire clicked for four runs. Ethun
walloped out triple, so did Coop
er, so did Steffes. 1t looked like
everybody would hit Hoosline, Osa-
kis chucker, after he allowed two
walks. "a
In the second Conkey relieved
Rasmussen on the pitching detail,
allowed a few runs, and in the third
shut them out. In the same frame
Sank Centre added six runs and
the old ball game was tied. In the
fourth an Osakis man walked, stole
second, and scored on a double.
But that's all Osakis could pull out.
Ethun's last frame double, with
bases loaded, kept that ball game
right in the Fair Grounds park.
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Sank Centre high school track
sters, paced by 23-point man Don
Kringen, massing total of IA
points, outclassed three other en-
tries in a quadrangular meet, the
opening of the track season at the
Fair Grounds Saturday afternoon
Swanville, with high man Loven
1714 points, took second in the meet
with 54R points. Osakis was third
with "a, with Caughren, Swore high
with 9 each, and Long Prairie last
with 1914 points.
It was Kringen who was far and
away above in points. His first in
the 12O high hurdles, with a time
of 1872 seconds; second in the 200
low hurdles and first in shot put
at "a feet IL inches; and first in
the high jump at 5 feet 3 inches
inherited for him the points.
But others were in there too.
Hildebrand, first in the 40 dash
with time of COL, added IA points;
Berggreen and Rasmussen added 7
points each and Kuefler took nine
points.
Sank Centre took five of the
eleven first places, with Hildebrand,
Kringen, Pangburn contributing in
these brackets. This man from
Loven, was top man in
the running division. In the short
dashes he was fastest to take two
consecutive firsts in 40 and 220
yards.
Records for the events were held
by the following: Pole vault, Caugh-
rem, Osakis, feet II inches; Shot
put, Kringen, Sank Centre, 344 feet
III inches; high jump, Kringen,