Roster Shakeup Changes Tigers From 1956 to 1957
Showing how much change can occur in a season, the Detroit Tigers list 43 players at spring training in 1956, but only 16 still wear the uniform by mid-summer 1957. Some have been said, others have moved on.
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Tigers
Detroit
Turmoil Upheld as Team Faces Front Office Shakeups
The article outlines widespread roster and front office changes including new owners, a new general manager, and a new field manager. It lists players released or traded such as Werner Birrer, Ned Garver, and Charlie Lau, notes reassignments to the minors or military service, and highlights returns and new arrivals like Frank Bolling and Don Lee amid ongoing shifts.
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Werner Birrer
Bill Black
Jim Brady
Joe Coleman
Big Froats
Ned Garver
Gene Host
Dick Marlowe
Bob Miller
Joe Presko
Tom Sharkey
James Stump
Bobby Tiefenauer
Virgil Trucks
Pete Vosey
Charlie ‘Lau
Walt Streuk
Wayne Belardi
Fred Hatfield
Harry Malmberg
Jack Phillips
Tom Sarna
Earl Torgeson
Jim Delsing
Emil Karlick
Chuck King
Jim Small
Gaver
Host
Trucks
Belardi
Kansas City
Eddie Robinson
Jim Finigan
Jack Crimian
Bill Harrington
Harrington
Charleston
Tigers
Finigan
Garver
Lou Sleater
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Sleater
Wichita
Milwaukee Braves
Brady
Small
Miller
Sharkey
Hatfield
Chicago
Torgeson
Phillips
Marlowe
Desling
Coleman
Bob Kennedy
Brooklyn
Jim Brideweser
Baltimore
Frank Bolling
Don Lee
Thornton Lee
Don Lund
Willis Hudlin
Lund
Lions Gain Lead In Second Half Play
The Lions beat the Tigers 6 to 1 as Tigers errors and four hits by the Lions' offense produced the win. Butch Eberhart scattered four Tiger hits and earned the victory while Jim Youngs took the loss. The Bears routed the Cubs 17 to 0 in a July 9 game with Jack Lansing as winning pitcher and David Dixon as the loser. The Lions claimed a fourth straight second half win, 6 to 3, over the Cubs as Jarl Ruark led with two doubles and Jerry Russell earned the win over Steve Bryant.
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Lions
Tigers
Butch Eberhart
Tiger
Danny Green
Don Dixon
Dave Melchior
Skip Breen
Jim Youngs
Bears
Cubs
Bear
Joe Hall
Roy Warner
Roy
Jack Lansing
Chuck Stirling
Cub
David Dixon
Jarl Ruark
Lion
Tom Davis
Jerry Russell
Steve Bryant
Independents Edge Oil City In 12 Inning Season Opener
Clare Independents beat Oil City 6 to 5 in 12 innings to open the Central Michigan Baseball league season. Tom Murphy doubled in two runs, Dennis Benedict stole home to tie, and Eldean White scored the winning run after Dick Roe’s hit.
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Clare Independents
Central Michigan Baseball League
Oil City
Tom Murphy
Clare
Dennis Benedict
Eldean White
Dick Roe
John Miler
Deb Nolan
Larry Larsen
Seaton
Clares Field
Terry Kniffen
Terry
Brooklyn Dodger
Jon Miller
Don Ray
Don
Saran Wrap
Midland
Mid-Season All-Star Game Scheduled
The Central Michigan League schedules a Friday July 19 mid season All Star game under lights at Coleman starting 8 00 p m The odds team includes Leaton Coleman Nick s Restaurant and Oil City while the evens feature Mt Pleasant Hemlock Midland Saran and Clare Clare is represented by John Miller Tom Murphy Jr Dick Roess and Dennis Benedict
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Central Mchigan
Leaton
Coleman
Nick's Resturant
Oil City
Evers
Mt. Pleasant
Hemlock
Midland
Saran
Clare
John Miller
Tom Murphy Jr
Dick Roess
Dennis Benedict
Community Notes and Family News From Clare
Neighbors share visits and illness updates with Ada Nevill in Coleman and Barbara improving. Birth brings Miss Deanna Lynn Hanel in Larado from Carrow family, while Clyde White’s funeral is noted and sympathy extended. Families travel to Hammond Indiana for new jobs and attend gatherings with Miss Bodkins birthday and local social events.
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Dale Randal
Clare
Stadeford
Wallace Carraw
Ella ‘Nevill
Bill
Ronnie
Coleman
Ada Nevill
Arthur Bradley
Clare General Hospital
Barbara
Wallace Carrow
Freda Kistler
Hazel Bodkin
Dean’. Vanderveen
Owosso
Ray
Wiliam Rutter Strouse
Hammond
Indiana
Rutter
Ray Strouse
Ethel Rutter
Clyde White
Shepherd
Loses Favor With Farmer Telephones See Demand For Better Lines
Michigan Bell survey finds rural subscribers favor higher rates for individual lines or two to four party options with fewer on each line. Color options and extension phones appeal as farmers expand calls for farm business and household use. Brown’s Corners notes Melvin Willet and family visiting in Flint with Dale Davis residents.
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Americana
Michigan Bell Télephone Company
Michigan Bell
Michigan
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