The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-08-03

Archery is the first sport com
pleted and the completion wa
keen among the lads and lassies
In senior boys division we fine
Harry Rosdahl, mighty mite, head
ing the list with score of 1878
He made 112 hits out of ZIG arrows
Others follow in following success
sion: E. Wolfe, with BOG total, 10:
hits; G. Green with 767 score, 81
hits; P. Keldahl 634 total, SO hits
H. Hansmann 4S9 total, 81 hits. .
In the Junior boys v. Dickson
swept the field with 1920 total anc
121 hits out of ZIG arrows. P
Mooney followed with 1915 and 124
hits; and M. Orth with 800 tota,
and 80 hits. And girls too were
in the top spots with this game
r. Egan hit 123 times out of Ia
arrows, for a 9S2 total score in first
place. L. Tombers scored 1913 with
112 hits.
1t isn't all romp and play at
u
treats where you can sit down
and enjoy a game of checkers.
With 20 competing Carroll Dick
isOn won 16 games for first
place in the junior boys divis-
sion. In senior division G. Wes-
selman won first with 16 games.
Bud Veeder became the city ping
pong champ eliminating a field Of
sixteen aspirants to the crown. II
took six games to finally down fin
alist Harry Kosdahl. Veeder scor
ed: q to 10; q to Is; Is to 21; II
to 81; 81 to II; p to Is. A
battle royal with plenty of volleys
In the semi-finals a full spread Of
seven games found Rosdahl elm
mating Joe Vogel. -.
TOnight's the big night in the
recreation program. A city-wide
picnic at which there'l be 800
kids or more. just SO you
won't forget I'll give you again
what each is expected to bring.
80. Tote along your own plate,
fork or spoon (yOu won't need
bOth) and a few sandwiches. -.
All the other picnic parapher-
MALTA is furnished you. The pic
mic Is the gift of the Sank Cen
trail Welfare Council to the kids.
1 think it rather a nice gesture,
and this Council Of representa-
tive women from various city
bodies deserves credit for this
fine thing. For to let a pro-
gram like that come to a sud-
den halt without any fanfare
seems like q firecracker that
didn't 60 off. -.
The kids are to come at fiv
o'clock. Parents are invited at sew
en-. Parents will have to eat a
home, I'm told. This picnic is TO
the youngsters. But at seven yo1
oldsters can see just what tn
young fry have been so anxious t
get at down in the Park all sum
mer. Therell be exhibitions in pin
pong, box hockey, tether ball,
dozen other things that will shoy
you what's been going on. T
| top it all off there's a band concer
at 500 from the bandshell, and
looks like a dandy evening pro
gram. -. So let's all turn out.
The day marks the close Of
the city-wide program, it closes
the program conducted by MIR.
and Mrs. Gene Harvey. Par
ents are warned that from now
on there will be no beach SWIM
ming supervision. However,
buOys, life boat will be there.
The ROtary-spOnsOred telephone
Is there for emergency pur-
poses. -. Parents are warned
by Park authorities that SWIM
mers are ION their own" dur
| ing this month of August.
For the three years of the pro-
gram the beach has been free
of accidents. Only constant
vigilance on everyOne's part can
keep it that way. -.
While the swimming supervisio
is done, WPA recreational leader
will continue with the supervisio
of games throughout the month
Interest is still high. So the Par
can continue to be your favorit
place to go for fun.
DIR. A. J. MAYER