Michigan Athletes Tackle Winter Sports Season Balance
The article reviews Michigan teams across basketball hockey and football influence, noting Captain Ted Petoskey and star Johnny Sherf leading hockey, George Rudness at forward, Ed Lowry’s squad, and coasts through the season with Big Ten races ahead. It highlights travel to eastern territories, Sherf’s scoring pace, and the team’s unbeaten start as a signal of strong momentum.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Temple
Walbasketeers
Purdue
Northwestern
Ohio State
Michigan
Cappon
George Rudness
Negaunee
Cap Mn
Ted Petoskey
Ed Lowry
Johnny Sherf _ genet
Reid
Crossman
Wolverine
Sherf
Gophers
Minnesota
George David
Avon Artz
Wih Petroit Boys
Ted Chapman
Techs Swamp Bessemer Hockey Club 14 To 3
Michigan Tech sextet crushed Bessemer 14 to 3 at New Amphidrome on Monday night Dec 18. Key scorers included Ferries Hendrickson Croze and Olson with Pelto Latimer Daigie and Croze among helpers. Referee Edwin Gillies officiated as Tech used this as a workout for upcoming games.
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Droswiak
Pinnigan C—Hendrickson
Ghini F—Ferries
Accani F—Croze
Gophens
Hendrickson
Croze
Latimer
Pelto
Crose
Ferries
Macanni
Joswiak
Hawkins
Daigie
Werther
Olson
Norway Declines Participation in Basketball Meet
Norway high school Class C will not participate in this year’s basketball tournaments. This marks the second consecutive year of non participation following last year’s decision.
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Norway
Trappers Must Report Fur Catch
The Department of Conservation warns all persons possessing furs of protected fur bearing animals to report every fur caught. Reports must be filed with the Director of Conservation within five days after each season closes.
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Lansing
Department of Conservation
Director of Conservation
Calumet Sports Club Plans Big Carnival
The Calumet Winter Sports Club intends to stage the Copper Country’s largest sport carnival to date from February 7 to 10, 1984. Organizers cite last year’s festival as a successful experimental event that drew thousands of spectators and participants.
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Calumet Sports Club
Calumet
Copper Country
Mickey Rautiola
Caveste Traded to Cincinnati Reds
John Caveste nicknamed Cats and once an Illinois tackle is traded to the Cincinnati Reds in a Major League move. The deal brings a veteran lineman to bolster the Reds line amid roster reshuffles.
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Caveste
Cincinnati Reds
John “Cats” Caveste
Ironwood Dick
Niinois
Upper Peninsula Basketball Tournaments Planned in Marquette
The Upper Peninsula Athletic Commission met at the Hotel Northland and set March 8 9 and 10 for district tournament games and March 15 16 and 17 for regionals. Twelve teams total with four in classes B C and D, no playoffs, draws to mirror last year, and trophies plus seeding to be decided at the next meeting scheduled January 13 in Marquette.
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Marquette
Upper Peniacula
Upper Peninscula Athletic Commission
Northland
Upper Peninsula
Where Money of Violators Goes
Fines paid by violators of conservation laws go to the State Treasurer for library maintenance, not to the Conservation Department. Director Hogarth said the department has no jurisdiction over fine money, as the Michigan Constitution requires funds to support libraries. About $15,000 is collected yearly by justices of the peace from fish, game, and forest law violators.
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Conservation Department
George R. Hogarth
Upper Peninsula
Hogarth
Michigan
Conseration Department
Justices of the Peace
Treasfer
Justice of the Peace
Fieh
Science Studs Weird Actions Gleepwalkers
An American Weekly feature with West Sunday Detroit Times previews investigations showing ordinarily harmless people can commit murder through strange letters or dangerous notes as somnambulist like acts.
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Science
Gleepwalkers
American Weekly
West Sunday
Detroit Times
Seunion Meeting Sparks Lockout over Bedroom Window
A fragmented report notes a tense scene during a union meeting aroused by a dispute about a lockout. A witness recalls hearing heated exchanges from a bedroom window as plans to lock out were stated. The wording is unclear and context limited.
Dairy Producers Benefit From Milk Price Increase
In Gogebic county dairy farmers gain about 3 dollars per month per producer as milk price rises by 1 cent per quart for December. Two thirds of the increase goes to farmer-producers and one third to distributors, with nine in ten distributors also producers. The shift follows code discussions and efforts by producer and distributor associations to stabilize costs and practices, while codes under Fisher and the Department of Agriculture aim to balance costs for farmers, processors, and consumers.
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C. E. Gunderson
Gogebic County
Riik
Gogebic
Wallace
Junior High Cagers Defeat Central, 19-9
The Washington Junior High School basketball team defeated Central from fronwood by 19 to 9 last Friday afternoon. Bessemer led 10 to 2 at halftime. Ernest Piazzi scored seven for Coach Harry Jankoviak. Kuklinski scored most of Central’s points. Llewellyn Brown refereed.
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Washington
Central School
Fronwood
Bessemer
Ernest Piazzi
Cooach
Harry Jankoviak
Kuklinski
Central
Llewellyn Brown
Conversation about consent and politeness in a domestic scene
A mother chides a daughter for letting a man kiss her asking if she would be angry. The daughter replies she did say no. A separate note mentions a heavy loudspeaker tested at Anacostia Naval Air Station for use in Russia and aircraft, with a long range voice capability.
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Anacstia Naval Air Station
Russia
Steveemsee
Noa
Device Detects Mercury Gas in Air at Vast Range
A new device for mercury power houses detects one part of poisonous mercury gas in 100 million parts of air. When the gas is present, the unit triggers a red light and a gong to sound, alerting workers to the danger.
Menominee Plays First Cage Game January 5
Menominee high school basketball season starts with a limited schedule. The team opens January 6 at Iron Mountain and will play nine games total. Opponents include Kingsford Becanaba Marinette and Lourdes of Marinette.
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Menominee
Menominee High School
Iron Mountain
Kingsford
Becanaba
Marinette
Lourdes
Notable Sport Notes and Upcoming Big Events
Connie Mack marks his Viet birthday with a first airplane ride. Wisconsin and Iowa stay undefeated in Big Ten prelims. Jockey Ted Sloan, a 1900 era star, dies in Los Angeles at 59. The 1934 Kentucky Derby is set for May 5. AAU wrestling at Ames, Iowa April 13 and 14. Bill Hasket of Ohio State declared ineligible. Eugene Corri, famed boxing referee, dies at 76 in England.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ted Sloan
Los Angeles
Iowa State College
Ames
Bill Hasket
Ohio State
Eugene Corri
England
Conservation Dept to Issue Booklets for Fishing Licenses
The 1934 35 Digest of Fishing Laws issued with licenses includes four pages of fish images for common species. The smaller digests save about $4,000, with 1,800 agents supplying the 1934 general rod licenses. All anglers over 18 taking inland waters after January 1 must have a license. A separate note mentions UK banks locking up about 1.9194 billion pounds in deposits. Italian researchers report a new citric acid extraction method from lemon juice.
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Department of Conservation
Conservation Department
Bowling League Opens January 7 In City
Opening games in the new city bowling league begin Tuesday January 3 with four teams in action at Mussatti’s Bessemer Alleys. Deweys vs Eagles and Bilats vs First and Last Chance lead the slate with a 12 game first half schedule through January 30. Winners of each half meet in March.
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New City
Dewey's
Eagles
Biats
Mussatti
S. Bessemer
Deweys
Bilats
Blatz
Education totals in Soviet Union by age and program
Soviet Russia reports 34,788,000 children in school with 7,000,000 in pre school, 24,000,000 in elementary schools, 1,437,000 in workers' faculties and technical high schools, 1,200,000 in factory apprenticeship schools, 506,000 in workers training, 126,000 in the schools, 500,000 in higher education and 30,000 workers in identifications.
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Soviet
Russia
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