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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
Tourney and
Speech Fest
For City
Sank Centre Was
Chosen Seat For 1912
Basketball Tourney
TWO DISTRICT EVENTS
Supt. E. w. Olson
Elected AS Chairman
Of District Committee

Sank Centre high school was
named as the seat for the 1912
district % basketball tournament
and e. w. Olson, superintendent
Of the Sank Centre public schools,
was elected as chairman Of the
district committee at a meeting
Of schoolmen Of twenty schools in
the district held in Alexandria
Monday evening. All men Of this
system attended the meeting.
Serving as officers Of the district
schoolmen's group with Mr.. Olson
will be Kenneth Sanderson, super
intendent of Deer Creek, as Sec
rotary and John Palm, Eagle Bend,
as the third director.
Mr.. Olson's duties as district
chairman place him also on
the region 6 committee and he
will act as the districts repre-
sentative to the state group at
the schoolmen's executive cOun-
ell.
A four sub-district setup-was out
lined for the basketball tourna-
ment with an eight team district
playof in Sank Centre. The sub
district in this area will be held
In Melrose and be composed of
teams from Melrose, Sank Centre,
Grey Eagle, Upsala and Burtrum.
Other fifteen schools are divided
into three other sub-districts.
Dates for the tournaments were
set with the suh-districts to be
played March 8 and 4, and the
district at Sank Centre March 10
Is, with two teams entering from
each Of the four sub-districts. The
region 6 meet, comprising winners
Continued on Page 10. Col. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02

During the past week represent
atives Of the State Safety Com
mission made a survey Of automo-
bile parking conditions in this
city, stating that protests from
this city brought about their visit.
The report Of these men, as we
understand it, will be presented to
proper authorities who will recon-
mend or demand changes In Sank
Centre.
There are those who would en-
courage a return to angle park
ing within the city, but investiga-
ton by Community Club officials
revealed that is impossible, a fact
several other cities have found out
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02

to their sorrow. Parallel parking
on streets within the city, traversed
by state and national highways, is
compulsory, we understand.
Under the parallel parking
system, double parking Is per-
mitted only when the driver re-
mains In the car SO that It may
be moved at anytime, and that
for q reasonable time only.
Without making arrests or giving
tags or tickets, local police offic-
ials have attempted to keep double
parking at minimum. They have
worked for the welfare Of Sank
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
PLANTED TUESDAY MORN
$4,000 lingering Sunfish
In Lower Sank Lake

far out in the waters, he said,
since perch are now in the
shallow shore waters.
Crappies and northern pike
fingerlings are to be released
into the lake during October,
it was explained. These plant
ings are a part Of a new pro-
gram Of fish propagation in
which Sank has received this
year lingering stock In pam
fish, pike and northern variet-
les as well as bass.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02

A planting Of $4,000 sunfish
fingerlings was made in Sank
Lake Tuesday morning on a
shipment Of the fish from the
Federal hatchery at New Lon
don, George Simmer, lake re-
sorter, said.
Mr.. Simmer explained pre-
cautions were taken in the
planting to insure as nearly as
possible survival Of the plant
ing. The thousands were scat
tered well over the lake and
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
New Federal Tax Went In
Effect Yesterday, October l
Ten Cent Theatre.
Tickets and Church
Events Included In Tax

New Federal taxes affecting pur-
chases of everything from a COM
pact to an automobile were dip
ping deeper into Sank Centre poe
ketbooks-along with the rest OF
the nation-and were intensifying
the indicate punch Of the nation
al defense program.
Imminence Of the new taxes,
that went into effect at midnight
yesterday, October 1, had stimu-
lated purchases in some lines, not
ably on tires, but were reported
not excessive.
A straight ten percent was being
levied on theatre tickets, jewelry
purchases, cosmetics, liquor; tires
and tubes were being taxed by
the pound and automobiles were
being touched at 3k percent on
the factory price.
While all theatre admissions
including ten cent tickets and
even church amusements con-
Quoted for q profit were includ-
ed In the tax, high school and
elementary school entertain
ments were exempted.
The tax on jewelry sales is on
a ten percent levy Of the purchase
price Of the article. Penalty of
the law In most instances provides
that the tax must not be absorbed
by the merchant but must be paid
by the consumer.
New theatre ticket taxes were
only an extension of one of the
earliest defense taxes on amuse-
ments and luxuries when the TWEEN
ty-five cent admissions were taxed
three cents. Twenty cent admis-
sions will now yield two cent
Continued on page 10. Col. ~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
Bible Land
Trave]ogue
Friday Night

An interesting and outstanding
entertainment offering, sponsored
by the churches Of this city, will
be presented Friday night, October
Bird, at eight o'clock, in the new
high school auditorium. This un-
CONTINUED on Page 10. Col. -
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sohle, of Wat
erloo, Iowa, and Ed Sohle, Of Wav-
erly, Iowa, were guests of their
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sohle, in this city during
the past week.
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Wins i'm
Golf Play

COLUMBUS, O., June 2s.-Ear
Stewart, 19-year-old Louisiana
State University junior, a red
haired Texan, won the forty-fourtt
annual National Collegiate goll
tournament today. defeating Ray
BrowneA. gaheling Stanford Uni.
versity sophomore, 3 and i.
Stewart, who halls from Dallas
won the tourney on the 1S0-yarC
thirty-fifth with birdie ?. after
leading throughout the final Is
holes.
Handicapped by a broken col.
larbone which was removed from
the cast only about 10 days ago
Stewart was in and out of the
rough all day. But his remark.
able recoveries finally paid divi.
dends.
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Betty Jameson Sets
Record on Coast

SPOKANE. Wash. June 2S.--
(INS)-Betty Jameson. the Ma
tional amateur champion from San
Antonio, Tex, today broke the
Spokane Club record for women
by carding a sizzling Is on the
first Is holes of the 36-hole Pa
cific Northwest amateur golf
tournament.
A rainstorm that varied from a
drizZle TO heavy showers failed to
bother the hard-hitting Texas miss
who led her opponent Sissy Green
of Portland. s up, at the halfway
point Miss Green carded an 81 for
the Is. The old course record was
rs, set by Patty Berg last year.
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BY EDGAR HAYES

Coli tension, which starts on tt1e
first tee and slackens off during
the middle OF the match, increases
as the match nears its finish.
A perfect example Of the nerve
wracking strain that plays an inn
portant part of all matches was
shown on the eighteenth green al
Led Run today during the Jack
nery-Art Thorner and H. II
davidson Randall Ahern bout
Davidson and Ahern were leading
/ I'D at the home hole. They were
on in three and had easy puts for
their fives. Emery was in the trap
in three and missed coming out
Thorner was on the green IN three
and had a 12-footer for birdie
and a tic for the match
Davidson and Ahern putted first
and each took two puts and their
pars. Emery dropped out to watch
his partner try 10 keep the match
alive.
Thorner was all by himself and
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Two Marks Fall
In Jr. AAU Meet
BY PAT ROBINSON
International News Service sports Write

PHILADELPHIA, June IS. -
Two records were smashed and a
third equaled in the National
Junior A. A. L. track and field
championships here today.
High drama Of the meet was in
the lone senior championship, the
000-meter run, when Joe Nc
CluSkey collapsed after leading the
pack for almost two miles. After
first aid ne was removed from the
field in an ambulance.
The winner was Lou Gregory Of
New York, who covered the ter
.rible grind in 33:ll.
Record breakers today were Ed
.Culp. Xavier College. New Orleans,
who clipped second off the old
mark I'm taking the .500-meter
run in 3:551. and Bill Stewart Of
California. who scared 6 feet Sas
inches TO win the high jump crown.
Peyton Jordan. another Gaiifor-
nian, equaled the Junior National
record for the 100-meter dash
which he covered in 104 seconds.
Bill Cummins. Rice Institute Of
Houston freshman, scored a double
in the 100 and 200-meter hurdles
which he negotiated respectively
in 143 and 23.7 seconds.
Clarence Lewis Of Pittsburgh
also scored a double by winning
the broad jump with q leap of "a
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MCQuinn' S 10Th
Inning Homer
Beats Tigers, 81
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Buck Newsom pitched brilliant
two-hit, scoreless ball for eight
innings and then dived inc a tall
spin and the Browns defeated the
Tigers. 81, in 10 innings, at Briggs
Stadium Saturday.
A crowd of 4.991 mourned the
Tigers fourth straight defeat and
second 10 st. Louis.
IL was Newsom's eleventh set'
back of the season against but five
victories. He has finished but twd
contests.
With two men out in the ninth,
Newsom appeared TO have Satur-
DAYS contest put on ice. but 4
walk 10 Chef Laabs. former Tiger,
paved the way TO a deadlock that
later led to defeat. Chef moved 10
third on a single by Johnny Berar-
dino and then scored the tying run
at one-all on a wild pitch.
There was one out in the tenth
when Johnny Kramer. pitcher
who had replaced John Niggeling
in the eighth, walked on four
pitched balls Then George Nc
Quinn whacked a first pitch up
against the third deck in right
field for a home run. Kramer scor-
ing ahead of the Browns first
baseman.
1t was McQuinn's eighth homer
of the season.
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Continued on Page Two)
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Fene|on Wins
Stake

NEW YORK. June Rolling
through the Ia miles al such a
pace that he missed tying the
track record by Just 3-5 of a sec
ond, Belair Studs Fenelon today
won the $4,000 added Brooklyn
Handicap before 10000 spectators.
Jimmy Stout was aboard the
winner as he continued his re-
Gently begun comeback by beating
Arnold Hangers Dit. which ran
coupled with Attention. and fin
ished second, and Mrs George d.
Widener's heavily played Your
Chance. which took third money.
Besides Attention, the also rams
were Corydon and Devils Crag in
a race for 3-year-old and upwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
DiMdg Stretches
His Hitting Spree
TO 40 Games

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-Joe
DiMaggio was baseball's man OF
the moment today when he con-
tinued a dizzy hitting spree only
one game behind the modern rec
ord and made the local citizenry
almost forget that he and the New
York Yankees were FASTING their
beloved and bludgeoned Athletics,
z 10 4.
The buck-tooth italian from San
Francisco's waterfront. mauled a
two-bagger through the pitching
ridge in the third inning. The hit
marked the fortieth game in sue
cession in which Joe has secured a
safety.
He also cracked out single In
the final inning. thereby chalkine
up his sixty-first base blow during
his phenomenal stick streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Joe Hunt Trountes
0IeWine for Net Title

HAVERFORD. Pa. June. 2s.-
GNS)--Joe Hunt. blond dynamo
from the Naval Academy. today
blasted Charles ted Olewine,
University of Southern California.
into defeat 10 win the fifty-seventh
National intercollegiate Tennis
championship al Merton Cricket
Club. Scores were 6-3. 60, 6-1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Will Face Leonard

The towering outfielder will face
Dutch Leonard and Sid Hudson in
the pay-off performance. they hav-
ing been designated as the Wash
ington hurlers.
If Dame Fortune favors DiMag
in the first game. he will have
Icqualed the 4lgame hitting streak
that SisleE recorded in 1922 while
with the st. Louis Browns. If Joe
can continue helting balls into un-
covered territory in the final game.
he will have established a goal
that few other baseball men will
approach.
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DETROIT

season batting averages.
+Tesm season batting averages.
tBaited for Hs1ner in eighth
Slated for NiEFeling In eighth.
Runs batted in-Higgins Mconinn 2.
Tvo-bsa hits-FerrelI Hisgins. Grace,
York Judnich Home Run-Mcouinn
Sacrifice hr-Croucher Left on bases
81 Louis p Detroit 10 Double plays
Bersrdino 20 Hefner 70 Mcouinn. McQuin1
10 Berardino - Mcouinn. HiEEins %
gehrlnger 20 York Bases Nnn bails-Oh
NiCgelinC s. on Newsom m Kramer 3.
Of Benton struck ouf-By NiEEeline
4 nv Newsom s. by Benton Hits-Oh
NigFsinr 4 In innings or Newsom In
- innings Wild pitch Nswsou1 Wiz
rina pitcher kramer Losing pitcher
Nswsom. unprecedented, Psssarsla and
Basil.
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Keller Gets No. IS

As sidelight 10 DiMaggio's
base bingle continuity, the Yankees
prolonged their home run cloutine
Through % successive contests and
otherwise, moved back into first
place in the American League.
Charley Keller slammed out his
Fifteenth homer of the season off
Luman Harris in the seventh. The
four-master gave New York total
of 81 homers in their current ram
page.
DiMaggio's success against
pitchers John Babich and l.. Harris
put him i'm the unique position Of
being able 10 equal and surpass
the mark established by George
Sisler when the Yanks move on 10
Washington tomorrow for a dou-
ble-header against the Senators.
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Shine o Night Wins
CHICAGO Marion Event

CHICAGO. June 2S.-1NS)-
William Hobson's Shin o. Night,
winner Of the 1910 Matron Handi-
cap. came back with a repeat
performance in the eighth running
of the $500 event at Arlington
Park today while $4,000 fans
cheered the thrilling ride put up
by little Steve Brooks.
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Probable Pitchers
BY International News SsrNios
AMERICAN LFArTrE

81 LOUIS ~ DETROIT (Munerisf W.
Sfp nruFert
f>-+--f-.-f-- ~ -ssEt3lEs;na Pack snd Enlr
finE vs. Leonard and Hudson games.
Chicago a. Cleveland G-y nns vs. Bagbvi
Boston ~ pEiiadeip h.a Grove and Doh
son We Mccrahh and Dean) 2 games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati a. S.. Louis ONaIters and
Riddle vs. White and Warnekel = games
Brooklyn AZ Boston tCaSey and Davis
ys johnson and IAvsryi 2 games
Philadelphia ~ New York tP0drafrv and
Grissom ". Schgmacher ana Carpenter z
games.
Pittsburgh a. Chicago CLAIMING and Bow
man W. French ana Leep games
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Continued on Page Two)
Newhouser Hur|s
Here Sunday

Harold Newhouser will pitch for
the Tigers against the Browns
here Sunday in the third and final
game OF the series. Newhouser
has won three games and lost five
thus far this season. Bob Mum
Grief will hurl for st. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
cH,MrioSsHIr Wight

CHAMPIONSHIP Wight
- Guys, Round
frank Connolly ElrE Berry defeated Df
neeirr Mike Diet7
r. x Davidson Randall Aheru defeated
Ar Ihnrn1t. lack EmerN "
Les Townsend Fred McFHWn dFfFatfs
George Dawson-W + ecnmIdt 8 W.
CHUCK Drew Fgieston defeated Louis
Fisher Billy TeMor 81.
chris Rrinke Warrer ressf defeated
t5rurrr- fr-- B-te--t, .E4.s-s - a
Jack CoylsaAshton CLARK jr defeated
Dave WARD Bon Montague : %
Frank Farreil-Tirn Griffin defeated -
Ransin-R weyand : ur ~ holes
Tommy sheshar- III seymour defeated
IA Ya,es.pr q. p Agbin. i-3,
SECOND RorND
EElss,on Eglsston defeated Townsend.
Davidson. Ahern defeated Berry Connolly
az
Brnke-P,scs defeated Clarke Coyl.. one
up ~ holes
shsshan seymour defeated Gnfnn-Fsr-
rel. 80.
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IN was now or never. Emery knelt
on the side of tho green, never
took his. eyes off the ball Ahern
had his hackito the bali and tried
10 hide his crossed fingers. David
son attempted to make converse
ton with friends on the sidelines
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tories gained by two teams Sat
urday.
In the upper half Of the draw.
Randall Ahern and Homer II. Da-
wilson will oppose Chuck and
Drew EgleSton. the Tam O'Shan-
ter brothers, who were runnersup
n wear ago.
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pHII. AnIIPHIA
NV YORK


-Bstfed for Pshich IN sixth.
fBatfed for Harris ~ ninth.
Ran for Dean IN ninth
Runs Ro,fe Heinrich DiMaggio. Keller
nlckey. Rzzuto Donald Brancafo Col
lrs Mccoy Siebsrf. Error Heinrich Runs
hafted IN Keller & Rolfe 2 Hayes Nc
COS 3 Ri7zgf0. Two-hase hts Rizzuia.
.DlNaERto BshICn. Sturm BranCsto. Three
base hits --Roife. Dickey. Home runs
NeCoy. Keller stolen base Gordon
Double plsys D0naId m Rizzufo % sturr
Gordon 20 Rizzuto 20 Sfurm Left IN
bases New Nork Philadelphia Z Rases
on halls orr Eabich or Harris /
rff Drnald struck out Rv Rabich 1
OF Harris hy Donald q Hts-Ofi
Bahicn 10 in innings. or Harris Z IN Z
innings off Donald 90 Ia innings.
0ff Murphy none IN n inning Passed
PALS HAYES rtmpires Summers Rue and
stewart Tine Of game 20. Attendance
3 500
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Benton Relieves

Following double by Judnich,
All Benton relieved Newsom and
held the Browns in
check. but il was too late. Kramer
held the Tigers at bay in the last
of the tenth and the crowd left
silently, drenched in disappoint-
ment.
There had been mingled boos
and cheers when Newsom left the
game. 1t was tough ending for
Bo-Bo after his eight magnificent
innings in which not man
reached third base and but three
had got as far as second.
To start the game, Newsom. in
the first inning. struck out Heff-
|ner. After McQuinn walked, JUDI
Mich flew out to McCosky. Then
|Cullenhjne walked, but Newsom
bore down and whitfield Cliff to
dispose OF the dangerous situation.
With two out in the second,
Terrell drove a two-bagger to left.
but Niggeling flew out to Mullin.
Ends in TWin Killing
With one away. Campbell sin.
gled in the home half of the Sec
ond, but on Higgins grounder to
Berardino, Heffner and McQuinn
fashioned a sparkling double play
that ended the Tigers rally.
The Tigers rallied in the third,
but only mildly. With one out.
Croucher walked. So did Nc
Cosky. after Newsom struck out.
Then Mullin whitfield.
Then came the Tigers tally in
the last of the fourth. First up.
Gehringer walked. After York
lined TO Cullenbine, Campbell
walked. This was a spot for hit
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Berry, Connolly Lead
March at Red Run
BY VI. =. DRUKENBROD

Meadowbrook Country Club will
be represented in both Of Sunday
mornings semifinal matches Of the
Red Run Inwtational Golf tour
nament as q result OF double VIC
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How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston 3-7-o. Brooklyn Psi.
Philadelphia Biol; New York
PILL t12 innings).
Chicago $40: Pittsburgh 2-t1-7.
Cincinnati al st. Louis, post
poned, rain
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cincinnati AZ 81 Louis C2).
Pittsburgh at Chicago t2).
Brooklyn az Boston ~.
Philadelphia at New York.
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Pitching Records
TENSION PLAYS PART AT RED RUN
Hold Breath Until Vital Putt Is Missed

as Thorner sized up the putt from
all angles.
Finally Thorner stroked and. the
ball slid up 10 and then away from
the cup. The tension was over and
you could almost hear Davidson
and Ahern relax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Jay F. MacMullen was a sensa-
ton in his new head dress today.
He had a wet towel draped around
his head like a foreign Legionnaire.
Hunk Anderson, line coach of
the Chicago Bears, stopped his
golf long enough 10 answer a
dozen football questions. He thinks
the Bears will pick up where they
left off last year They left off
pretty good with a 1870 victory
over Washington, Eastern Division
champion.
Roy T. Mitchell. president Of
Linsdale College, had a kick 10
make on his partner, Ed Flowers
THAT bum. He only helped
me on II holes yesterday"
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Brinke Wins Extra

Brinke. home in two. Won tho
first extra hole with a birdie four
Ahcrn and Davidson paired for
the first inc. eliminated the
mcdaliSts. Ellis Berry Of Red Ruu
and Frank Connolly of Clinton
Valley 3 and .. Saturday after
noon following a first round VIC
tory Of one up over Jack Emery
of Lochmoor and Art Thorner OF
Franklin Hills.
With Sheehan's scoring seven
under par for the day he and Sey-
mour conquered Or. O. r. Aubn
and Ed Yates. 4-3. in the first
round Then they won from Frank
Farrell and Tim Griffin OF Red
Run. 81
The Eglestons. starting the DAY
with an eagle three by Chuck on
CONTINUED on Page Four
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
st. Louis. 3-6-1: Detroit, $50.
New York, 7-14-1; Philadelphia
4-S-0.
Washington, 3-11-O; Boston. l.
90
Chicago, 6-9-1; Cleveland $50
SUNDAYS GAMES
St. Louis at DETROIT.
Chicago al Cleveland.
Boston al Philadelphia ~
New York at Washington t2t.
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Tommy Sheehan, former district
champion, and hi Seymour, com
priee the Meadowhrook team
Their opponents IN the other semi
final clash viii be the Oakland
Hills pair Of Chris Brinke and
Warren PC8Sc.
In the semdarkueSs Saturday
Brlnke ard Pease edged ont the
surprising MunCic Ind, young
SterS Ashton Clark Jr. and Jack
CoyIe one up o. The nIncteenlh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Home Run Hitters

AMERICAN LEAGu
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