Fishermen Report Odd Wildlife And Dead Trout Off Local Streams
On June 30 Mrs. Leonard Hoseit and husband fished Fletcher Creek and stunned by a two foot ten inch water snake. Hoseit killed the snake and noted trout in its vicinity. Edward A. Meany Jr reported a large dead fish, a 2644 inch brown trout and a 13 inch brown trout in its throat, weighing six pounds with empty stomach.
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Leonard Hoseit
Mesick
Fletcher Creek
Hoseit
Edward A. Meany, Jr
Grand Haven
Pistol Scores 1st and 2nd Division Winners
In the first division T. Beatty tops with 291.40 points, M. Graham 289.63, W. Pitts 289.47, and F. Haggert wins shells with Actual high, while W. Pitts shoots 260. In the second division L. Krug leads with 240, C. Slocum 199, and S. Flower 154.
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T. Beatty
M. Graham
W. Pitts
F. Haggert
L. Krug
C. Slocum
S. Flower
Clare Falls To Mission Street Merchants In 12 Inning Final
Clare loses the league playoff championship to the Mission Street Merchants of Mt. Pleasant 7 to 6 in 12 innings. Clare erased a five run deficit to tie in the seventh as Andy Irwin drove in two runs. Joe Willey went 3 for 6 and Burk Billett pitched the complete game.
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Clare
Mission Street Merchants
Andy Irwin
Joe Willey
Burk Billett
Clare Little League Clinches 8-2 Win Over Roscommon
Clare Little League all stars defeated Roscommon 8-2 for their second win after a 6-0 victory last week. Pitcher Jack Lansing allowed two hits in the earlier game, while Jim Youngs tossed a one hitter and fanned 11 in this showing. Chuck Stirling added two hits for Clare as plans for more games unfold.
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Clare
Roscommon
Jack Lansing
Bob Zepeski
Jim Youngs
Jim
Chuck Stirling
Collegiants Pick Fierce Nicknames In To the Wild Beast Theme
A University of Michigan alumnus reviews national college nicknames, noting a trend toward totemic and fierce animals. He lists lions, tigers, Wildcats, Wolverines, and other beasts, highlighting the appeal of power and courage and noting notable omissions like Br’er Fox and thoroughbreds.
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National College
University of Michigan Alumnus Quarterly Review
Arthur Pound
U-M
State Historian of
New York
Ann Arbor
Reynard
Wisconsin
Badger
University of Michigan
Wolverine
Cardin
Central Michigan College Pays Tribute to Community Groups
Central Michigan College will honor about 5 000 safety patrol youths scouts high school musicians and evening college students this fall. They will gain free admission to football games on four special days with events set on October 4 for Illinois Normal, October 11 for Eastern Michigan, and additional salute planned for the Southern Illinois game.
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Central Michigan College
Safety Patrol
Michigan
Central Michigan
Illinois Normal
Eastern Michigan
Southern Illinois
Animal totemism and school nicknames across nations
The piece notes American school culture with team nicknames like Gobblers and Blue Hens and reptile totems, contrasting English universities with Cantabs and Oxonians, and a Swiss capitol's bears for bobsled teams, highlighting cultural naming quirks.
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England
Reading
Summer Gem Collecting Across Michigan Shores
Hobbyists seek minerals fluorescence and crystals along Michigan shores and inland areas. Tumbling smooths rough stones into baroque pieces for pendants and earrings, with lapidaries finishing the gems. Popular sites include Lake Superior and Lake Michigan shores. Isle Royale is restricted by National Parks rules.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Conservation Department Geological Survey
Lansing
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Isle Royale
National Parks Service
Michigan license sales show slight declines in 1957
Michigan residents hunted and fished slightly less in 1957 than in earlier years with resident small game licenses down about six percent to 685000 and deer licenses down three percent to 418000. Fishing licenses near average at 95000 and trout stamps at 233000. nonresident licenses fell sharply, nonresident deer licenses off 13 percent and temporary nonresident fishing licenses down 11 percent.
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Michigan
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Midland County
MHHA
Central Mid
Free For All
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Farmer
Humphrey
Happyland
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Oldsmobile
Olds
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Clare.county Fair
Harrison
Greer Auto Sales
North McEwan
Ares
Peere
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