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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1938

Page

8

Clare High School Tennis Team Standings Photo Caption

Clare High School sports review lists tennis team members in a standing pose. Left to right: Henry Denton, Clare Stanford, Forest Garden, Mr Bates. Seated: Lawrence Jackson, Ernie Bryant, Warren Sharp, Neil Sowle, Ronald Brown, Hugh Maxwell.

Henry Denton Clare Stanford Forest Garden Mr. Bates Lawrence Jackson Ernie Bryant Warren Sharp Neil Sowle Ronald Brown Hugh Maxwell

Clare High Pioneer Tennis Team Ends Successful Season

The Clare High Tennis team wraps a strong season under Mr. Bates. Seniors Laurence Jackson Neil Sowle and Warren Sharp led the squad as they defeated Lakeview and Ewart s, won the Class CG Regional Tournament at Mt Pleasant, and claimed the trophy. Returning players include Ernie Bryant Hugh Maxwell Claire Stanford Henry Denton Forrest Gordon Ronnie Brown with new recruits joining next year.

Bates Clare Roy Cimmerer Clars High Reed City Pioneers Standish Ewarts Clare High Mt. Pleasant Lakeview Laurence Jackson Neil Sowle Warren Sharp Ernie Bryant Hugh Maxwell Claire Stanford Henry Denton Forrest Gordon Ronnie Brown Clare High Pioneer

Clare High Baseball Prospects For 1939

Clare High faced a season with only three returning veterans as rookies stepped in and improved steadily. They closed the year with a 2 0 loss to Reed City, praised for Bryant's six hit two run effort while Reed City's McInnis shut them down.

Clare Clare High Reed City Bryant McInnis

Clare Diamond Dover baseball clash ends 10 to 3

Clare scored early and held the lead to defeat Dover 10 to 3 at the tourist park. Pulcifer and Blystone each had two hits while Trietch earned the win over Armentrout. Next Sunday July 3 the Clare team travels to Harrison for a season opener.

Clare Dover Clare Boys Harrison Capitol Boys Pulcifer Blystone McConnell Grove Louch Trietch Davis Garver Armentrout Strick Reg. Trietch Clare Abruh R. Calkins G. Wood O. Miller Cc Garver F. Garver J. Eberhardt

Eastern League Baseball Scores and Standings Summary

Eastern League action on June 26 shows Dover at Clare and several matchups including Mobil Gas at Derwin Harrison at Porter Coleman at Rosebush Shepherd at Green Spot. Standings list Shepherd first at 7 1 875, Mobilgas 7 1 875, Harrison 6 3 625, Derwin 5 3 625, Coleman 5 3 625, Clare 3 5 875, Rosebush 3 5 875, Dover 2 6 250, Porter 2 250, Green Spot 1 7 4125 with battering lineups for each game.

Dover Clare Mobil Gas J Derwin Harrison Porter Coleman Rosebush Shepherd Green ‘Spot W. le Pat Mobilgag Green Spot Mobigas Nutter Fitzpatrick Thatcher Delwin Bollman Campbell Cluley Harrison Allen Plannes B. Roth Porter Cattin Hall Snyder Shepherd Johnson Kline R. HB Mobilgan Il Delwin i Porter Il Green Coleman Rosebush Mobil Delwin

Bertha Lake Soft Ball Team Wins Three Games

Bertha Lake softball team performed well winning three games Sunday. They defeated Greenwood 24 to 6, Greenwood W P A 16 to 4, and Lake George 18 to 5. Upcoming schedule lists three games at Bertha Lake with times 10 00 am 1 20 pm and 3 40 pm.

Brown Harrison Lake George Oh Comte Bertha Lake Greenwood Greenwood W. P. As Lake George Greenwood W. P. A Brown ‘Corsiers

Two Club Tournament Leads Greens Women Golfers

The Greens held a two club tournament for women on Wednesday June 29 chaired by Mrs Wehrly. Nineteen players competed with Jane Keschman posting a low net of 36 and a ball awarded. Josephine Anderson second with 37 and four tied for low putts at 17. Annabell Hampton won the cut and Ann Bicknell hosted a Willard Bicknell cottage picnic after the match. Next week at Twin Hills the Alma team visits at 1 pm.

Wehrly Jane Keschman Josephine Anderson Annabell Hampton Mary Sturske Lou Hampton Joe Anderson Willard Bicknell Eight Point Lake Jan Ann Bicknell Alma

Herrick Hornets Split softball series with Eagle Redmen

The Herrick Hornets split a two game set with the Eagle Redmen. June 22 saw strong fielding and hitting with Stan Dale allowing five hits in five innings before Borle finished the final two. Final Hornets 8 Eagle 4. June 28 the Redmen won 12 to 7 as errors and overconfidence doomed Herrick despite attempts to shuffle players. Next, the Hornets host the Dover Jaybirds on July 6 with no admission.

Herrick Hornets Eagle Redmen Hornets Pete Murphy Dale Borle Presley Arnold Swain Stan Dale Eagle Dover Dover Jaybirds Jaybirds Hornet

Vernon couple wed as wind fuels fires across town

On June 29 1898 at Vernon Catholic church John Pollard wed Maggie Crowley with Father Malone officiating. After a wedding dinner the couple departed for Port Huron by train and planned to reside in Vernon. A severe wind fanned forest fires destroying buildings and livestock across nearby townships leaving many in hardship.

Vernon Catholic Church John Pollard Maggie Crowley Vernon Township Father Malone Midland Minnie Pollard Joe Crowley Port Huron Vernon L.L. Kelley Farwell Bear Lake Richmond Dwyer Huber Arthur Township William Messrs Batlett Meyers, Whiting Gardiner North Arthur Joe Presley Grant Clare Aaron Rosendahl Edgar G. Welch Clifford Clark Eddie W. Fine James J. Bluman HH Bugbee Geo. A. Robison Geo. A. Thurlow Zopher Yoder Geo. A. Bowen Albert J. Wilson Donald McKinley Ithaca Island Lake 385Th Regiment Eugene Stanley Stanley Emma Schaeffer Hagle River Wis Matt Hirzel Eagle River John Foss Élae Hia

Coleman Protest Not Allowed In Mt Pleasant League Meet

The Five Square League met at Mt Pleasant with Porter absent and Coleman’s protest read amid debate. President Bloomquist of Barryton ruled the protest not allowed after reviewing both sides following meetings with Delwin and Coleman managers. The race remains wide open with one game left in the first half.

Five Square League Mt. Pleasant Porter Coleman BL Bloomquist Barryton Bloomquist Delwin Saides

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