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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1974
Page
3
The Clare Slow Pitch Association reports week four results with Airport Bar 16 Clark 1s 13 and upcoming games on August 7 and August 15. Tom Tumma and Barry Hamilton each hit 280 foot home runs last week.
Clare high school basketball star Scott Chaffee accepts a Hillsdale College scholarship as he joins the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Chaffee earned a second varsity letter at Delta College after a record season with nine points per game and a single game assists record, earning an Associate Degree in Business Administration.
Equipment will be issued to Clare High School football team members on August 15. Head Coach Jim Colville says seniors report at 9 a.m., juniors at 9 30, sophomores at 10, and freshmen at 10 30. Hillsdale in the School of Business, Chaffee is the only post World War III graduate to play college basketball. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Chaffee of 721 Eastwood Drive in Clare.
Lansing announces an informational hot line from the Michigan Tourist Council to help residents locate fishing spots, campground vacancies, and fas availability in northern Michigan. The toll free number 1 800 292 2520 works from anywhere in Michigan for immediate information.
Central Michigan University opens football practice on August 16 with about 85 players reporting including 25 freshmen. Drills start at 7 45 a.m. and 3 15 p.m. through August 24, pads on later. Kent State opener September 7 at Perry Shorts Stadium high hopes rest on returning starters and new backs amid depth concerns.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources notes fair fishing across Clare County waters. Bass bite at Lily Lake with surface plugs at night, bluegill action continues at Little Lone Lake. Berry crops peak with blueberries past peak and blackberries beginning to ripen with a strong yield expected.
Northwood Institute will host its 6th annual coaches clinic August 6 to 12 on the Midland campus with about 60 coaches from across the state. Lectures by three top high school football coaches Ted Guthard Fred Rademacher and Dave Driscoll will cover class dynamics offense and program building. Jack Arduin will lead a basketball seminar each morning. The clinic ends August 12 with an open forum on coaching questions and a golf outing and banquet.
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