Wolverines Sign 23 Back for 1953 Football Squad
Michigan will bring 23 holdovers from 40 lettermen into the 1953 season. Backfield strength includes Balzhiser Baer Hurley and Kress. Key losses are Ted Topor and Lowell Perry as coach Bennie Oosterbaan plans a deep unit with McDonald at quarterback and Topp among returners on ends.
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Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Dick Balzhiser
Fred Baer
Bob Hurley
Balzhiser
Baer
Hurley
Ted Kress
Danny Cline
Brockport
N. Y
Tony Branoff
Stan Knickerbocker
Branoff
Duncan McDonald
Flint
Mich
Wolverines
Lowell Perry
Bill Orwig
Tad Stanford
Bob Topp
Gene Knutson
George Cutter
Jim Bates
Bates
Perry
Merritt Green
Art Walker
Jim Balog
Don Bennett
Ron Geyer
Dick Beison
Ron Williams
Ted Cachey
Dick O’shaughnessey
Roger Zatkoff
Laurie LeClaire
Frederick N. Baer
LaGrange
Til
James T. Balog
Wheaton
Richard E. Balzhiser
Ann Arbor
James V. Bates
Farmington
Richard A. Bei
Spartan Gridders Awarded Letters
Spartan football letter winners announced by Michigan State Director of Athletics Ralph H. Young. Forty two players receive letters plus six managerial awards. List includes Adams Jackson Benson Bolden Boyd Breniff Bullough Corless Cutler Dekker Dohoney Duckett Ellis Ellis Fowler Frank Frank Rush Lekenta Luke McAuliffe Morgan Murphy Neal Panin Pisano Quinlan Ross Schrecengost Serr Slo aac Tamburo Thrower Timmerman Vogt Weaver Wells Wilson Yewcic Zagers plus managers Janson Smith Darby Morrissey Amster Petzold.
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Ralph H. Young
Michigan State
Spartans
Howard Adams
Jackson
Wayne Benson
Harvey
Ill
Doug Bobo
Reed City
LeRoy Bolden
Flint
Leo Boyd
Saginaw
Robert Breniff
Maumee
Henry Bullough
Canton
Rex Corle
Donald McAuliffe
Chicago
Jack Morgan
Detroit
Morley Murphy
James Neal
Muskeggon
Lewis R. Panin
Vincent Pisano
New Kensington
William Quinlan
Andover
Mass
William Ross
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Donald Schiesswohl
R. P. Schrecengost
Ford City
Gordon Serr
Dog-Friendly Field Shooting Etiquette Tips
In field shooting the hunter should track the dog’s location relative to gun and bird to avoid harming or unsettling the animal. Henry P. Davis notes using one shell on early trips to improve marksmanship and ensure the dog mouths each fallen bird. Respect the owner’s approach to flushing and shooting, avoid handling another’s dog, and praise canine performance to build cooperation.
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Henry P. Davis
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