Pioneers Defeat Chippewa Hills in December showdown
Clare High senior Brad Davis tied the school single game scoring record with 43 points on December 20 as the Pioneers defeated Chippewa Hills 88 to 79. Bill Chadwick reports from Clare.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1974
Page
2
Clare High senior Brad Davis tied the school single game scoring record with 43 points on December 20 as the Pioneers defeated Chippewa Hills 88 to 79. Bill Chadwick reports from Clare.
Davis an All State candidate scored 18 of his 43 points as Chippewa Hills beat Bly in Monday Night Mixed bowling scores.
Mid Michigan Community College Lakers beat Beaverton teachers 83 to 59 on December 8 in Harrison. Scott Brewer opened the scoring. Davis led Clare with 23 points as Chippewa Hills fended off early rallies. MMCC improves to 3-0, Clare to 3-3 as officials note upcoming Big Rapids game.
Reed City downed Big Rapids 67-60 Cadillac upset Manistee 70-66 and Benzie Central defeated Traverse City St. Francis 81-63. Clare edged Chippewa Hills 56-54 in the JV race as Tim Bailey poured in 19 points and 18 rebounds and Randy Parrish and Bailey provided rebounding heft. Bohannon praised WCRM of Clare with a blue pennant purchase.
Clare High School begins a six week conditioning period for the 1975 ski season with six girls and 16 boys. Returning seniors Tom Meek Mary Lapham and Jenny Johnston lead under coach Rodger Sharp as Clare eyes improvement in a league facing Cadillac Traverse City Central and others. The team will compete in 12 meets starting January 8 at Cadillac and January 15 at Major Mountain in Farwell.
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