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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1958

Page

3

Clare Bowling Association Plans Sixteenth Championship Setup

The Clare Bowling Association schedules the Sixteenth Championship tournament at Gateway Lanes Clare starting January 25 with five days of play on January 25 26 and February 1 2 and 8. Prizes total 334 dollars with 29 teams 53 doubles and 93 singles entries. Top team prizes 55 dollars with patch awards for winners and all events high scorer. Stewart Mott returns as all events titlist and defending champs Hilltop Bar Five seek repeat.

Gateway Lanes Clare Clare Bowling Association Paul Schroeder Hilltop Bar City Abcs J. van Bergen J. Washburn Keglers A. Slocum ABC Stewart Mott American Bowling Congress

Gymnasts Shine In Debut For Central Michigan College

Central Michigan College debut in varsity gymnastics features Kent Kuehn scoring 83 points and five more in five events as the Chips fall 76-36 to Illinois Navy Pier and 60-32 to Ball State. Joe Miller and Jerry Lazzaro also contribute solid scores. Malla is sidelined with a shoulder injury but expected back January 24 against Southern Illinois.

Central Michigan College Kent Kuehn Kuehn Harrison CMC Central Michigan Dick Malla University of Illinois Navy Pier Ball State Midwest Joe Miller Farwell Saginaw Jerry Lazzaro Miller Lazzaro John Forsythe Almont Malla Detroit Denby Star Southern Illinois

Plastic Transports Young Fish

The Plastic Age aids sportsmen by using polyethylene bags for transporting young fish from hatcheries to streams. Fish are placed in water filled bags in cardboard boxes and oxygen added. In Ohio an experiment moved 500 pike fry with only 3 deaths over about 30 hours.

Ohio

Fishermen “Well Off” Says UM Expert After Europe Study

University of Michigan fisheries chief Karl F. Lagler warns American fishermen are well off now but must push for better fishery management or future generations will lose today’s fishing. He cites European studies and a Guggenheim fellowship, notes population and fisherman growth, and jokes about becoming a godfather to a seal in France. He plans to return to teaching at UM in February.

University of Michigan Europe Karl F. Lagier Lagler Department of Fisheries U-M School of Natural Resources Sweden U.S Museum de la Mer Biarritz France U M

Railroads Still Carry Majority Of U S Freight

Despite rising truck use railroads continue to transport more than half of freight moved in the United States, underscoring enduring railroad dominance in national logistics.

The United States

Study Links Humor Appreciation to Mental Adjustment

Allyn F. Roberts of Michigan State University tested 25 mental patients and 25 tuberculosis patients in Veterans hospitals using cartoons. He found that those with stronger psychological resilience rated cartoons funnier, supporting theories that humor aids relaxation and self and social understanding.

Michigan State University Allyn F. Roberts Sigmund Freud George H. Mead Roberts

Don Hoak Named MVP By Cincinnati Writers

Don Hoak of the Cincinnati Reds was chosen as the 1957 team MVP by the Cincinnati chapter of the Baseball Writers Association. He joined Cincinnati a year earlier in a trade for Ray Jablonski and Elmer Singleton and hit .293 with 89 RBIs and 17 homers as the regular third baseman. Also noted is a national move to fund $50,000 for drug detection research by racing commissions across 25 states and the USTA, amid concerns over performance-enhancing methods in horse racing.

Don Hoak Cincinnati Baseball Writers of America Hoak Redlegs Brooklyn Chicago Chbs Warren Hacker Pete Whisenant Ray Jablonski Elmer Singleton National Association of State Racing Commissioners U. S. Trotting Association

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