Inland waters suited to outboard boats entice sportsmen
Willard Crandall notes canoes remain top choice on many small lakes and streams despite weather and terrain challenges. The article praises lightweight outboard motors for longer open-water travel and stresses practice, safety gear, and learning through books and associations like the American White Water Association and the American Canoe Association.
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Willard Crandall
Sports Afield Magazine
American White Water Affiliation
American Canoe Association
U P Buck Kill Up This Season
The U P buck kill rose about 10 percent from last year with a state total of 66 700 deer taken by hunters 18 700 in the U P and 48 000 in Lower Michigan The special season kill reached about 28 000 short spike bucks does and fawns including 5 400 in the U P and 22 600 in Lower Michigan A Baraga District motel and resort survey shows buck hunter success up to 20 percent and overall deer hunter success at 25 percent Ontonagon and Gogebic counties saw 22 percent buck hunter success Baraga Houghton Keweenaw up from 12 to 17 percent The Ottawa Sportsmen s Club Pelkie recorded 17 percent buck hunter success among 94 registrants with sixteen antlered trophies The rise is linked to milder March weather aiding deer survival despite 15 000 deer starving last spring Rafferty cites favorable conditions and a strong fawn crop as key factors in the improved season.
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Michigan Tech Huskies Open Season With Mixed Hockey Results
Sporting gossip notes Michigan Tech Huskies, defending NCAA champions, start 4-2 overall and 2-2 in the WCHA after opening split with Denver. Mike and Dave Draper lead scoring with 6 points each, Staub scores all five Denver goals, and coach MacInnes eyes developing depth as freshmen gain experience. Meanwhile the Speed Boys push in the M-W conference and local cagers prepare for Maple and Wakefield before Christmas, with Manninen Johnson Marconeri Tillner and Mattson leading offense and boards.
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Letters Express Renewals For The Bessemer Herald
The letters request subscription renewals and Christmas wishes for The Bessemer Herald. Senders include Mrs Ethier and Guam, Chicago, and Mr and Mrs Frank Rigotti, noting long-time readers in Georgia and Birmingham area.
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Bessemer Herald
Mrs
Frank Rigotti
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