Clare Softball Path Tied With Leonard Refinery
The Clare softball team battled Leonard Refinery to a 4 4 tie last Tuesday night. Clare then defeated Shepherd 16 to 12 on Thursday in a high scoring four inning game.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1938
Page
7
The Clare softball team battled Leonard Refinery to a 4 4 tie last Tuesday night. Clare then defeated Shepherd 16 to 12 on Thursday in a high scoring four inning game.
The Wagle softball team travels to Brown on the Brown diamond for a Friday August 5 game. The matchup promises competitive play as both teams seek a win.
Scottish chieftains were deprived of most of their powers in 1748 following a suppression of a rebellion, marking a major shift in clan governance and royal authority in Scotland.
Sports writers are urged to submit game reports on or before Sunday for events that day. Copy for games played after Sunday should arrive the following forenoon. The office and mall collection times are noted to ensure timely publication.
Sport Shots notes a proposed All-Star game with players from Herrick Brown Dover and Clare Amateurs to face Eagle, a plan that could boost Eagle’s prestige if they win or lose. Buttons for local games show Dover players shining, while Harrison’s umpiring is criticized. tennis scenes at the High School attract crowds.
Michigan's deer kill reached 51 000 for 1937 based on a 20 percent sample, the state conservation department said. The 1937 harvest topped prior years with 157 849 deer counted in the state herd and a growing hunter turnout. Conservation Director Hoffmaster predicted good hunting next season as mild winters boosted herd size while about 19 000 deer starved last winter.
Herrick Hornets lost to Eagle Red Shirts 18 to 6 in a lopsided game with Kleiner allowing eight hits and HornetsErrors adding to Eagle scoring. Herrick struggled early, but rallied briefly with multiple two baggers and a triple by Swain before Eagle pulled away in later innings.
The text notes Rick and the first three men up were all easy Onis. It mentions an upcoming Hornets game set for August 12 at Herrick with Magle likely involved.
Joe Louis and his Detroit team visit Central High School Bay City Saturday August 6 at 8 30 p m to play Midland Hi Speed with Joe Louis appearing as first baseman. A Girl Moose Bay City versus Daniels Jewelers Saginaw opener starts at 7 p m featuring City rivals. Michigan heavyweight Jimmy Adamick attends as guest likely to join pre game antics. Tickets 25 cents from Anderson's Drug Store. Bartlett Oil Co sponsors with Hi Speed distributors in Midland Gladwin Sag inaw County.
A softball school for ages nine to sixteen runs all day Thursday at Clare Tourist Park under Recreation Division WPA. Instructor Alexander Dickerson and assistants lead, with teams from Harrison Farewell Clare and Mr Pleasant attending. Lunch not provided. school ends at 5 00 pm.
July results show Mobilgas 15 over Porter 6 and Rosebush 8 over Green Spot 2 as Dover lost to Harrison 4 3 and Delwin beat Shepherd 8 6. Coleman 5 defeated Clare 2 with additional July games listed. August schedule includes Delwin at Dover and Rosebush at Mobile Gas with Green Spot at Coleman and Clare at Porter plus Harrison at Shepherd.
Several residents from West Grant attended a picnic and reported a good time. Visits included Ben Agie and family in Coleman, Miss Jean McCuthin hosting Betty Vance from Farwell, and Amos Folta and daughter Brackart visiting Seeley Johnson. Local gatherings featured George Potter nearby Britten for a dinner at Floyd Skinner's, Dale Reynolds visiting his parents, and Harold Smith and family calling on Charlie Smith’s household.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Belyea and son of Grand Blaine visited Mrs Craford Sunday along with Mr Anderson of Saginaw. Clarence Vinton of Mint returns home for a few days. Mrs Wm Buckley and Mrs F Aunt and son Harold called on Mrs Geelia Craford. Mrs Manke called on Mrs Buckley and Frank Moot visited Floyd Hunts. Gilbert Hunt and Manuel were in Barryton and Bwart. The Vintons and Buckleys attended the Miller school reunion in Lake City and visited Buckley sisters in Sheridan on the return trip. Dora Richter and children were in Mr Pleasant Sunday.
Mrs Jas Allen is called to Sag inaw Saturday night by the Hineas of her daughter Mrs H C Romaine. The quarterly missionary program will be given Sunday morning with the Stars and Sunbeams in charge and an invitation extended to all to attend.
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