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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
6
Evart Wildcats held a height advantage over the Clare Pioneers, defeating them 41 to 24 last Friday at Ewart. The Pioneers battled hard in a fast first half but could not breach Evart’s defense as the gap widened in the second half.
Orens helped the Wildcats pull away as Heart drew 12 second half points from Bob Oren to finish with 12. Ernie Brant led the Pioneers with 13. The Little Pioneers dropped their third defeat this year. Tivart edged Remus 30 25. Remus visits Clare this Friday for season finale.
bowling standings show Clare Ladies led by Barnes Cafe with 37 wins and 17 losses in the Clare division while Mason No 1 leads Mason No 2 and KC teams in the Mason's league. high series and individual game totals include Neva Grove 414 for Grove 5 10 and Dorothy Koch 422 for Hotel Doherty. Mason No 1’s J Sproat posted 441 in three games and L Beck led KC No 2 with 462 as Mason No 2 tied KC No 1 for second place.
In Inter City League action Clare swept Farwell three games as they surged from last place. Clare posted 741 to Farwell 7239 in one set, with Norm Lackey and L. Brewer leading the Clare scoring while Farwell top scorers were L. Brewer and J. Grove. Coleman won two of three from Harrison as Harrison falls to bottom. Bradshaw led Coleman with 437 as Harrison’s Kress topped 395. High singles included Fisher 197 and Grove 184.
The Fathers' team led by P. Manee H. Douglas H. Perkins Dr. Mussell and J. Cummins coached their sons to a camp victory of 207 pins. H. Perkins was the only dad defeated by his son by 22 pins. Dr. Mussell topped the dads with a 474 series and J. Cummins fired 192 in 459. G. Cummins 398 and W. Perkins 377 led the sons.
Bell Telephone remained on top of the City League as they swept the Half Tonners. J Harring hit 414 for Bell and Ken Barnes had 408 for the Half Tonners. Nivison's Case won three games from Clare Elevator, creating a second place tie with Clare Drug. Jim Grove sparked Nivison's comeback with strikes in the 9th and 10th frames as Lowell Schaeffer posted a 190 high for the week.
Grove leads with a 504 series while J C Mgrotzke tops Clare Elevator at 534. Clare Drug wins two of three from Cities Service, dropping them to a second place tie with Nivison's. Highs include A Brown 440 for Clare Drug and D Foss 405 for Cities Service. Kiln mentions Gay S, Schaeffer's, Gulf Gas, and Kiwanis with notable 600s and 700s. many players scored in the 400s and 170s to 190s.
A heavy snow storm and high winds kept roads impassable, limiting weekend travel. Judd Blystone and Ronald Blystone visiting family in Ann Arbor stayed with relatives. Mr and Mrs L Robinett joined the Newmans for Sunday dinner with the Chattertons and a sleigh ride in the afternoon. Mrs Haines remained in town overnight. Kay Jean Chatterton visited Glen Gordon Friday evening while Glen Gordon suffered facial neuralgia.
Kenneth Roller and Jay Myers visited the Wood home and Jim Winn stopped by. Glenn Newman joined Sunday callers, and Sam Collen Jr with Nancy Lee and Jimmy of Detroit visited George and Mrs Winn over the weekend. Norman Myers and family spent Sunday at Leonard Patrick’s Essexville home and visited Saginaw on return. George Winn and Sam Collen Jr visited Jim Winn in Gladwin Sunday. Collen and family returned Monday. Jay Myers and Kenneth Roller visited Edwin Wood last Tuesday. Sunday dinner guests at Norman Myers included George and Mary Perkins of Saginaw. John Bell and son called on Norman Myers Sunday.
Rev and Mrs Honderich visited at Olsen with Rev and Mrs Agin. The Agins welcomed a baby girl. A weekend snowstorm blocked east and west roads. A Hagle schoolhouse play by Gladwin county youths drew praise. proceeds aid a school radio. Currents include visits to Charles Gurber, school trips to Farmers Week in Lansing, and Hampton family sympathy in a death.
Miss Gladys Ruby of Madera California visits aunt Mrs Randolph Rockey for two weeks Geneva Davis is absent from school due to measles Pearl Hanner and family of Hatton visit Harley Coats J C Coats returns from Hubbard Lake Mr Battergon and son-in-law of Olio accompany him home after week with him Mrs Harl Sanders learns her brother Orin Leitner is in Pontiac hospital with labor pneumonia later reports say he is improving
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