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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Immediate Success on SandIots::
ALTES PLAYER DRAWS.
EYES OF SCOUTS
few short years ago 1S-ycar-

A few short years ago 1S-ycar-
old Bruce Blanchard couldn't
make his high school team and
look at him now!
The young Shortstop joined
AlteS Club in Class a of the De
troit Baseball Federation only a
few weeks ago and was an lmme-
date success Not only is he
drawing attention from Class A
fans. but from numerous ma ior
and minor league scouts as well.
One year has made a great deal
of difference 10 Blanchard. He
was tabled as a coming star last
season when he was named CO.
winner of the D b. F'S most
valuable player award in Class {,
but his improvement since has
been remarkable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Ved(h 10 Teach
School Here
Copyright by Detroit Tines. All RIGHTS reserved.

Bobby Veach, old-time Detroit
Tiger star who teamed with Ty
Cobb and Sam Crawford. will be
the first of a group of baseball
experts TO appear on the opening
session Of the Dearborn Depart
ment of Recreation junior base
ball school, next Wedncs d a y
morning at FordSon High Field.
Neach is now Detroit coal
dealer. With Barney McCosky,
present Tige star, and other
prominent baseball officials, he
appeared on the schools weekly
sessions last Summer.
Russ Californian, FordSon High
baseball coach and Summer direc-
tor of playground activities in
Dearborn. viii conduct the school.
According TO Henry ID. Schubert,
superintendent, McCoSky has been
asked TO serve as technical advisor
of the recreation program in Dear
born. He and prominent Detroit
and Dearborn SandlotteTS viii take
part in inStructing the youngsters
in the baseball school, Schubert
said.
All Dearborn SandlotterS are in
vited 10 attend the school. but the
instruction is designed principally
TO teach fundamentals TO those
under II years of age, Schubert
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
.eddoWbrook
leans Win
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the first hole in the morning. kept
1T up and We're seven under par
when they finished their Two
matches. thus establishing them
selves as threats. They defeated
Louis Fisher of Bloomfield Hills
and Billy Taylor of Red Run, 81,
then came back with a 6.5
triumph over Les Townsend of Red
Run and Fred McFawn of Bir-
mingham.
Clarke. former eastern inter-
collegiate champion while Al
Peddic Institute but now in the oil
business at Muncle, putted like a
demon as he and Coyle, the latter
son of NJ. +. Coyle president Of
Chevrolet, hustled BrInke and
Pease all the way in their after
noon tuSSla-
Clarke gave his team a 2 up
lead by winning the tenth and
fourteenth with brides. BrInke got
both these holes back though, by
winning the fifteenth and SIX
teenth. II looked as If the Oakland
Hills pair was about 10 take the
lead on the seventeenth but Clarke
holed a 20-footer here to keep the
match pVpp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Last Donkey SoftbdII
Set for Sunday

Donkey softball will make its
final stand in Mack Park this Sun
day night, featuring a four-game
program.
Two intermediate teams. Cooper
Brothers and our Lady of Help,
will open tho program at 6 o'clock
with q regulation game. The De-
troit Softball Association Major
League Fruehauf and Micromatic
teams meet at 7. ~ $50 each
of the four teams will participate
in the comic feature.
Chene-Trombly and Paris girls
will meet later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

atty in more than Just his names
. g.. He's established a now home
run record for tho State League
by blasting three circuit cloutS In
a single game.
WEDDING BUREAU: Knute
Rockne Jr., son OF the late Notrc
Dame football coach. will step
down the center aisle i'm Stevens
VILE next Sunday Rocknc' 5
bride viii be Miss Margaret Alice
Sicwcrt.
NATIONALS NEXT Jackson
ElkS Skcct team. winners i'm tho
St7tc fUUTnTn1CHf, CXDcCf f0 60
after tho United States title I'M
Philadelphia next month Or.
T.. r Lewis who hit 30 for 80 in
Tho state meet, tops the jackson
firing entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Mondays PubIinx Pairings

Ewald. Frank Conklin
s.25.i2 .25-- Frank Geuick. Frank Fusicki
Michael Nuvzk
s:3O-i2 3O--John Burke. Ray Ala. Joe
sommers
s:55-i2 35-John DAnna Harold Bsaupre
s:4o.i2;4o-Fred wit. William c. Beau
pre-. Al David.
s45-f2.45-w. c. schwops. Jay Law.
Mike wilt.
$50 Il 5O-P-snk Babis, John Dsvane.
Charles Thornton.
s:55-i2.55- stanley Derklns. Eugene II.
Beaupre. ZiGmund Zswadzki
e.OO-1 .00-Art Pony. william FenWick,
George Greenhalgh
s:O5-1 :o5-Ed Beauprs. Robert Gajda,
James Johnson
s:iO-I:iO- eugene Jarvis walter wodja.
Johnny Kuzmich.
sI5-iI5-Niek Uzeiac, John Ross, Au-
gust Fogoros.
s.2O-i.2O-Ed Monro. Edward Furrol. w
II. Bastine.
s25-l :25-sammy Koosis. Louis Lavins
Valentino Chiaverint
3O-1 20 James Skinner William Loeie
wicy Jerry Holmauist
s:35-i .357-steve Bslo, W. r. Pine, Tom
Evans.
e.4o-i.tO- Robert FollsS. Max Evans
Walter Cross
s.ts-i IS George David Amilo J. Bsbis
clyde Sigsbee
s:sO.i so Michel omen. James Horvsth.
isaac Hood
s'ss-i IS Arthur Rslvin. william fckss.
Stewart Urhtn
10000 :oo--Lss p zuvsr. Chare, Du,ta
i0'05-2 .o5-Day Buehler. Victor Nilevski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Tvo Under Par

,Coyle came TO Clarke's rescue
with a par FIVE to halve il and
force the match into extra holes
with Brinke winning with his
birdie on the nineteenth.
Ahern and Davidson, who were
two under par in both their
matches, took a ! up lead over
Berry and Connolly on the ninth.
when Ahern, after coming out Of
a trap. sanw a 20-footer for win
ming birdie 4.
The Meadowbrook pair was not
caught after that. Ahern'S birdie 4
won the thirteenth and they were
= up. Then he captured the next
with a par through a great re-
.Covery.
Davidson closed the match with
another fine recovery which gave
them a half and par As on the
sixteenth. He finished by holing
14-foot putt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

of the Federation and wac one of
iG outstanding players for two
seasons.
Last year he batted 81 TO get
the most valuable award. AT
kiSki this Spring, he did even
better. finishing with a luSty 600
average IN a dozen games.
Blanchard plans 10 enter Uni
verSlty OF Michigan this Fall. and
hopes to complete his education
before listening to professional
offers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Bdfhers Plan 3Fefe

WHOSE FACE Is RED? The
other day the umpireS assigned 10
tho SaEinaw-St Joseph game were
delayed IN reaching the ball park
by an accident Each team
selected one man 10 call en- until
the regulars arrived o.. After the
game both sides agreed tho player
jumps did better Job than the
official men IN huc.
CELEBRATION BOOKED: Nj
Clemens baseball fans are plan
ming "A gala fcic for M COS -
Moore. one NJ Tho citys veteran
diamond enthusiasts JulX 20
has been 500 aside in NJ Clemens
a, Moore Appreciation Day.
COOL-OFF THOUGHT: A prize
fund Of SI3O VIII be at stake dur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

paper refers 10 Softball as a girl
boy game Whatever il is. the
sport continues 10 gam in popu-
larity annually
CHANGE A-BREWIN Only
four teams Will qualify for the
finals IN this years statewide
junior baseball tournament A
year ago rs gained the title round.
thereby causing too many hard
ships, according 20 Walter Olsen.
who bosses the show
GIDDY-AP: One Of Michigan's
leading harness riders is Herbert
j RuShton. tho states attorney
general He'd appear in some
~ tho events on The Michigan
circuit he claims, II he had more
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Bert Maris Repairs
To Three-HOle Course

Bert Maris. who is owner, green
keeper and record-holder Of the
MariSonia Golf Club. has started
his Summer vacation NJ Torch
Lake, near Traverse City.
The veteran athletic director o.
Northwestern High School. owns
10 cottages there, and when not
busy looking after them, viii work
on his golf game.
at needs considerable over
hauling" ne said. following the
recent State Seniors tournament
al Lansing He had taken an
SIS, a score which would have
satisfied most men of 63--but
not him. BY the way. the Sc
won him a radio for second low
gross in Class {.
Also, MariS as usual Will form
a special one-man committee 10
welcome DetroitcTS who come 70
CharlevoiX next month for the
state amateur golf tournament
Many OF lnCin got tntH start III
athletics under him al Northwest
crn High.
But that MariSonia Golf Club
there is something
MariS rugged IL up some years
ago on ground just back OF his
cottages. so ne could get IN little
golf on days when he couldn't go
10 one OF the nearby country clubs
There formerly were sly holes. but
now there arc only three because
he couldn't spare the time % look
after the larger layout
lie hetd the record for trc six
hole layout. as we'll as the present
three hole one.
MariS. who had long and no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
ZaWadzki Entered

Another rated a strong con-
tender for one of the top places
is Zigmund ZaWadzki. who last
year failed 10 qualify in these
trials, then went ont TO win the
State Amateur championship al
.CharlevoiX. If he lands on the
Detroit team Monday he will pass
up the defense of his state title
for the trip 10 Spokane. The state
will be played at CharlevoiX, July
1913.
In the field at Plum Brook also
Will be such stars as Jimmy John
son, former district champion;
Art Pony, Ray Ala Joe Som
merS. Bob Gajda. Bill Fenwick
in fact about every one rated a
chance 10 qualify.
On Monday members OF the
Women'S District will compete
with the professionals in a four
some event at Dearborn Country
Club. while the weekly tourna-
ment of the Women's District is
scheduled for Tuesday at Clinton
Valley
Under a plan announced by Hal
White, tournament chairman of
the district association, whereby
he promises 10 have all of the
district league players out 1.-the
trenches" on schedule. Monroe and
Twin Beach Will play off their title
for the Greens Group title this
Sunday. On Wednesday. the two
Wednesday group winners, Loeb
moor and Red Run. will play for
the championship of the Twilight
division at Plum Hollow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

table career in college athletic
circles. introduced basketball at
both Notrc Dame and Michigan.
He was AZ Noire Dame from
1907 10 1912. serving in such
as athletic director.
track and basketball coach and
football trainer He was at ths
South Bend institution when the
late knTItp ROCkne and Gus DOraIS
rarnc there IN 1915 He was largely
responsible for Rockne, who cana
to Notre Dame as a trackman,
taking up footbalk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Poise ImpreSSes

Now, after a year al KlSki
Prep, Blanchard has impressed
older Class A players with his
poiSe. fielding ability and power
at bat. In his two games with
AlteS ne made five hits in nine
times at bat.
Artie Schwartz. Altes manager
who promptly removed himself
from the regular lineup when ne
acquired Blanchard, sees a great
future for his new star.
Bruce has what IL takes. and
won't stay in sandlOt ball long"
Schwartz said Hes a serious
minded kid, and II he has any
fault at all, It's that he possibly
presses too much. He'll do the
team n lot OF good"
Blanchard graduated from
Cooley High School last year. but
his prep coach there wasn't i'm
pressed by his efforts and he die
not win letter.
Outstanding Star
Young Bruce. however. Joined
the Puritan Merchants in Class {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
NUGGETS
On the State Beat = = B, GEORGE Mo,kiu
DIFFERENCE IN SIGNING RONlI0EC

Trying 10 keep cool bp circp-
loting orer the Michigan sport
ing scene.
SOME nee. Ell
WHAT? Frank OveTmIre. the
states No. ! collegiate pitcher this
year while AT Western Michigan
signed with the Tiger system for
$3.50 bonus Dick Wakefield
the top Slugger among the school
boys. meantime gathered in S45
600 from the Tigers
GOOSE-EGG II + r q. Ncrn
Balch, who pitches on the sand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Blue Pair Avenges
Loss 10 Cape Cod

BOSTON. June IS. uNS)-
Blue Pair. with Basil James up,
today came home first in field
of eight 10 take the $1,000 added
Constitution Handicap for 3-year-
olds al Suffolk Downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

lots in Kalamazoo. promises % be
the years shuiout king He's
already BANKED opponents four
times One OF his blsnkIngs
featured no-hit game.
LOOKING EN- OVER Aloysius
(Wish) Egan, the Tiger scout, went
vacationing last week lie
turned up At MuSkegon 10 watch
the Tiger farm hands IN action.
Wish refers 10 tho Muskegon play
rTs as my hONs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
FiUe From Toledo

Five players from Toledo also
will participate in the local trials,
which will be at 80 holes, with
morning and afternoon rounds.
The Ohioans also will strive for
positions among the eight TO rep
resent this section so the Detroit
ers will do we'll 10 be on their
games.
Missing from the lineup is Mike
DietZ, runnerup in last years
PublinX at Rackham. Dietz now
is a member of Lochmoor. a pri-
vate club. The Dietz family will
not be without a representative,
though. as Mikes brother Jack is
The play Of Eddie Furgol, the
former Utica IN. " golfer. now
located in Detroit, who was one
of the stars at Rackham a year
ago, will be followed with inter-
est Furgol will be one of the
favOTItTS TO capture medal hOHOTS
at-Plum- Brook Asa member
of the the River Bank team, he
has a string of low scores TO his
credit this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Class B Feature

JAW 154. with seven victories
against one defeat, takes on Four
Leaf Clover in the Class 3 feature.
United, top club in the Blue Dlvi-
Son, battles ffie A. {. I'm another
outstanding game.
Triple tie in Class c is Sohed-
ulcd 10 be broken when Nipiano
clashes with Square Deal. The
teams are tied for first With
Bradford. "
Northwest Lions. only unde-
feated club in the federation out
side Of Class r.. Will be seeking
its sixth in a row when il faces
lakewood Merchants in the Class
D hcadliner. Battalion No. 10.
Fircmcn's MidgctS leader meets
Battalion 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Public Links
Stars Begin
Play Monday
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Detroit's public golf course golf
stars, those hard-hitting young
sters whose low scores regularly
feature accounts of the M. G. A.
matches, are set for their biggest
test of the season.
It's the sectional trials for the
National Public Links tournament
which will be played Monday at
Plum Brook Golf Club. Eight
places in the big event, scheduled
for Spokane, Wash, July 1913.
will be at stake as 1l2 compete
here.
The big prize they will be shoot
ing at is a trip 10 the scene OF the
National with all expenses OF the
four low scorers among the De-
troiters to be paid by the NJ. G.. A.
The three leaders will comprise
the Detroit team in the COMPETE
ton for the Warren G.. Harding
Trophy. The fourth will be an
alternate and will play in the in
dividual event along with the
others for the James D.. StandiSh
Jr. Trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
American Lee ion
SUNDAYS GAMES

Eoofe vsnkcr W Learned Northwestern
q. Burrvay vs. Union Labor JAYNE q.
Vincent vs. Bsaudr, Cens Isle g. Police
W Ternuedf. Belle Isle 3. Cadillac vs..
AlFer Atkinson I. Csntufy ~ sutf Red
ford. Ford ". Prtsneer. Ford 3 Faust
nye.
an games A. ,. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
CLASS v

FALCONS We. Painters. Dinreman : %
Panther Hs Lincoln Park Aohawks.
pi0Ecman = go Cooley Cubs vs. Tiger
cubs Cooley. 700, Strathmoor Merchants
ys ~ John Csntus Cooley. 30: Rams
vs. Federal. Atkinson 3. 3 30. Craftsmen
vs. Hornets Idttleteld. ! 90 Sweet sixteen
W. Ford Post. Littleheld. 3 80. Grand VS.
HNmies. Stutpel ! 90. Haars vs.. Junior
Colts Stocpei $50 Square Deal Jrs
ys Fast Side Bows club. Southwestern
! o0 Wildcats VS. Catholic Central. south
eastern 800, So Joseph Commercial vs..
Titans. Lodge y ) 90 Hudson l5f Jrs W
Comets st clair 30 Parkside Boys
cub ~ Minute Men Lodge 4 90.
Nanker cubs vs.. he la Sale Lodge 2 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
By George Maskin

inc Oakland County Boat Clubs
annual regatta ~ Sylvan Lake
next month 49,. Committee men in
charge Of thu program hope to
land several of The nation crack
speed boat riders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
FeWer QuoIifiers

WISE-CRACK DEPARTMENT.
One Of the states ScrihblerS who
turns out throw-away sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
CIASS ID

Oakwaod Merchants VS. Northwest lions
pinreman O. 90. Tobias. Courtney vs.
victory Dinreman . 30 Quality vs.
NelVindale Bows Cluh Northwestern 3
no Americans rs Falcons Northwest
Term g. 90 star Lodge vs. Pnsselius Post
ReUe lslc 4 30. EoWslski ". Dc
cantiF Reie Isle 2 I 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
NUGGETS

P4ffaIon I W Battalion s. Pclle Isle
Battalion 3 VS. Battalion O. Northwestern
O. Battalion VS. Battalion 3. Atkinson 3
Battalion VS.. Battalion 90, So CIair
Battalion So Battalion II Cptd, Bat
TALON SIS Battalion y. JAYNE !.
AL Eames ~ D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
CLASS b
CLASS G

Andrews VS. Kum. JAYNE ? $50: BRAD
ford vs. West Side. Ives. 90 losc0 VS.
Riicv JAYNE g. sos Erim w. insco Jagn'
900. Viviano VS. square Deal Belle Isle 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Sets Homer Marx

oh JOSEpH-JOSEPH Joseph
-"Jo-Jo Msrjoseph left fielder for
the St. Joseph Autos, has a plur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Lutheran League
SUNDAY CANES

SUNDAY GAMES
Concordia ". our Saviour. chandler.
81 Matthews VS. Nj. Calvary Clark.
Trinity W.. 81 Thomas. Lodge
Salem vs.. Nj. Zion. Bob-Lo.
All Games A. 80 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Clio Results

Chevrolet $50, y Dairy Workers 30.
keise, Hayes ~ Local lSq 8
Hudson l5t ~. Plymouth 81 q.
Packard 100 $. Chrysler Z s.
Terustcdf iIt - Dodge g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
D. B. F. Schedule
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
CLASS A

Paris VS. Altes. Belle Isle a. $50; Auto
Club VS. Powers Northwestern 80;
Vlasic W. Pepsi Cola, Northwes ,ern 3,
, 80. Hodges, bye.
CLASS Il
Sans vs. Vlckers. Northwestern 9.
% 80 Mcclure W. A r. L. Butchers A.
hinSun g. 100. Hoffman vs.. Haas.
Atkinson I. 3. 30. RayTs vs. Acme North
western 2 $50. Ar'hurs vs.. Troy Clark.
] 90. JAW l57 W. Greyhound. Ives. 30,
tRWA vs. Iithuanians Belle Isle g. J 90;
Stober PNA VS. JAW :. Belle Isle (, ! 90
Jaw 81 vs. East Side Jayne I. , 30.
-Four Leaf Glover vs. JAW 1874 Belle Isle
s. 30. JAW ia vs. Prieto Northwest
ern g. $3.50. J l.. Hudson VS. Hassett,
Atkinson q 30. McLouth vs. Mishts.
Northwestern I 100. Fort Wayne W.
Walt Williams Northwestern . 100; HE
A. c. Va. United, Northwestern 4. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
.Altes and Paris Battle
In SandlOt Natural
Each Boasts Mark
of Five Victories
and One Loss

The Detroit Baseball Federation
schedule presents natural this
Sunday when AlteS and Paris
clubs clash at Belle Isle Tor sole
leadership in Class A.
Now sharing FIRST place with
FIVE victories and one defeat each,
AlteS and Paris have been the only
consistent winners 10 date IN the
u. r. rs top division. AlteS has
run up a string OF FIVE victories
after dropping its opencr TO
Hodges.
Paris only loss came az The
hands Of AlteS. III. when the
teams met IN the opening round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Goes Long Way

Although both clubs apparently
have secured places in the eliml-
nation series. Sunday 5 meeting
viii 90 long way IN determining
The Class A representative in the
annual Amateur Day July y, al
Briggs Stadium.
Bill Baby, Paris manager. viii
start hiS ace, Walter Lacey whom
he has been saving for this con-
test. AlteS pilot. Artie Schwartz.
viii call on either Bud joyce, a
southpaw. or Lyle Rumph, right
handler. Neither has lost a game
this season. Rumph winning three
and joyce Two.
In other Class a games, VlaSic
now AT a disadvantage in ITS fight
10 win a place In the playotfS,
meets PepSl-Cola. while Auto Club.
with only a faint chance of reach
ing the examinations. tackles Pow
crS. Hodges drew the bye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Outstanding Star

Young Bruce. however. Joined
the Puritan Merchants I'm Class c
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-06-05
Fred j. Hughes, Men,
orial Speaker, Sounds
Warning To Citizens
DOUBLY IMPORTANT
Our Obligation To
See That Economic
Justice Prevails

Because of world conditions
Memorial Day Is doubly important
this year, said Fred J. Hughes
st. Cloud, who gave a splendid
Memorial Day address in the Sen
ior high school auditorium Friday
morning. Because of uncertain
weathed conditions the program
was held in the school, instead OF
the city park.
In outlining the reason for Dec
grafton Day, Mr.. Hughes said, that
we do honor to ourselves by honor
ing others. Programs, parades and
waving flags do not seem to be
much, but they are the life blood
of this city, which ever reminds
us Of our freedoms and rights.
America must answer, today, the
question: Can Democracy Survive
in American" In this land Of ours
democracy means a way of life
freedom. Freedom Of speech, relig-
ion-it means many things which
touch very deeply into the funda-
mental things Of life. We must
make sacrifices to make democracy
function and to keep it alive.
Referring to freedom Of speech,
he said, we must have the right
to say it or infringe on the things
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-06-05
Broke The
100000 Mark
First Time
Sauk Lake Creamery
Saw All Existing
Records Shattered

Breaking the hundred thousand
pound mark for the first time, the
Sauk Lake Cooperative Creamery
Association saw all existing records
for butter production shattered in
the 38-year-old history Of the in
stitution 1T was announced by Geo.
Strauss, secretary.
A 100000 pound make" for
May-19,0O0 pound gain over the
same month of a year ago-is the
best month on record since 1908
when the creamery was organized.
Good pasturage and careful feed
ing, Mr.. Strauss said, is respon.
sible in large part for the trem-
endous gain of this month. with
good prices, lots of them are feed
ing quantities of grain" he said.
Recent rains have brought pas
lures to peak condition.
Best single day Of the month was
May 10th when production hit 670O
pounds of butter.
It Is expected, though records
are not available yet, that the pay
roll to the more than 800 patrons
Of the institution will run to $780,
600 or more for the month. A price
Of nearly forty cents for sweet
cream prevailed for the month.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1941-06-05
Band Concert and MARCHING
Exhibition Tonight ON Streets

performers with the marching unit.
AS drum major Herbert Is dressed
in white and will wear as head
dress a huge shake. March direc-
tor is Phyllis Svenneby, and four
trumpet girls are veterans Shirley
Carpenter, Adeline Nelson, and new
comers Alvina Wiener and Marjorie
Carlson.
Three engagements this week be-
ginning Sunday at Staples were
breaking in the summer season,
Gallup pointed out. At Staples
the band will participate in the
9Th district American Legion con-
vention. It was announced the
band will leave from the band room
Sunday at 1000 a. m.
Following day, Monday, the band
will leave at TOO p. m, for Glen
wood to take part in an illuminated
night parade, ceremonies attending
the 7th district American Legion
convention.
Tuesday the band heads for
Alexandria to take part in the five
o'clock afternoon parade at the
state convention for Volunteer Fire
mems Association. The band will
leave from the band room at four
o'clock in the afternoon.
BY Sunday, June 18th, the "a
piece band is back in harness play
ing for festival at St. Rose.