Pioneers Begin with Win Over Farwell 65 57
Farwell trailed 11 0 in the first quarter as the Pioneers outscored them 11 16 18 20 to win 65 57. Tom Sheredy led with 14 points, Mark Humphrey 13, Dennis Green 12, while Reed City, Sanford Meridian, Coleman and Ewart posted JV results. Al Smith’s freshmen fell 47 41 to Gladwin with Bud Wiley scoring 14 and Larry Ruby 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contingell Bromkage
Hotter
Tom Sheredy
Mark Humphrey
Dennis Green
Reed City
Sanford- Meridian
Coleman
Ewart
Bud Wiley
Larry Ruby
Pioneers roll to second straight win over Houghton Lake
Clare High School moved to 2-0 in the CHL with a 75-56 victory at Houghton Lake. Grant Gillaspy led Clare with 24 points while Tim Haring added 18 and Roger Kushmaul and Al Patterson each had 11. Houghton Lake's Mike Drogt had 15. Clare JV also beat Houghton Lake 73-33. Clare hosts Meridian Friday in a key conference showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers
Houghton Lake
Clare
Grant Gillaspy
Tim Haring
Roger Kushmaul
al Patterson
Mike Drogt
Tim Lutz
Dennis Green
Tom Whitfield
Tom Sheredy
Mike Hartzler
Meridian Mustangs
Ivan Davis
Mustangs
Clare High
Local Social Notes From Vassar And Nearby Towns
Harrison News reports Karl Mavis and son Jack visiting in Vassar on Friday. Amble family from Newberry brings Gladys Amble home after a three week visit. Ray and wife attend a road meeting in Grand Rapids then return. E M Bucholz and gifts visit West Branch and attend Masonic installation with Bill Winslow named Worshipful Master. Ed Magnus Jr and family host Lansing guests for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Jennie Amble hosts pinochle with eight members. Graveside service for Mrs. Jennie Freeman held in Saginaw with burial in town. County residents travel to Florida for winter months and other visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mavis
Jack
Vassar
Roy Amble
Newberry
Gladys Amblie
Ray
Grand Rapids
E.M. Bucholz
West Branch
Don Winslow
Bill Winslow
Gene Oberlander
Detroit
Dan Holcomb
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd
Gerald Patterson
Mary Potter
Lansing
Lettie Johnson
Earl Mavis
Eddie Eaton
St. Johns
George Craford
Lake Thirteen
Gertrude Fowler
Ohio
Nellie O’brien
San Diego
California
Jennie Freeman
Saginaw
Grace Allison
Clare Hecker
Florida
Frank Scott
May Campbell
Theodore Roosevelt hailed as exemplar of conservation and sport
Archibald Roosevelt received a Centennial Winchester rifle from Olin's board chairman N. Harvey Collis and donated it to the Boone and Crockett Club museum at Sagamore Hill. William L. Wallace praised Theodore Roosevelt for conservation leadership and founding wildlife refuges and monuments, urging citizens to honor his foresight at Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Roosevelt
T. R
N. Harvey Collisson
Olin
Boone & Crockett Club
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Long Island
William L. Wallace
Winchester-Western
America
Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
U. S. Reclamation Service
National Conservation Commission
Yellowstone
Grand Canyon
Sternal Witt
United States
Winchester Centennial Commission
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
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Farwell
al Smith
Gladwin
Smith
Clare Downs
Archie Bell
Roger Priest
Doug Scott
Sentinel
Farwell Eagles
Bill Verdon
THE
Clare Sentinel
Adele
Harrison News
Rough Rider
WBILE
Association
Metchigan
Tap Wumoer
Celina
Dick Svenin
North Mission Mt, Pleasant, Michigan
Mustang
Magnus Tractor Sales
Miles N
Grace Bros
Chamber of Commerce
Rockers
Dinette
Santa Cuestsade
Walcome Gifts
Te Ee
Emord
Clare Furniture Co
Formica
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