Schedule of July softball games and notes on league standings
The schedule shows July 22 to 27 games with times and teams including Herrick Doherty Clare Kiwanig Dover 8746 and rained off July 26. League standings are listed through July 16. An early July 20 game features Citizens State Bank vs Sutton Sales of Saginaw. Additional games and notes cover Clare girls promoting softball and upcoming contests July 27 and July 28, with details on teams Midwest Alma Gulf Hagile Great Lakes Sugar St. Louis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick Doherty CCC
Clare Kiwanig
Dover
Citizens State Bank
Sutton Sales
Saginaw
Clare
Alma
Republic Track
Gulf
Graebiner Dairy
Midwest
Bhagie
Great Lakes Sugar
St. Louis
Central Michigan
Flint
Clare Hdwe
Vurn
North Bradley
Herrick
Doherty
Brown
Randall
Clare Hdwes & Furn. Co
Cities Service CCC
Frank's Auto Parts
Gulf + poe gamete -agle
Vin “Ao Orth Tgchege
Alma Elks
Il Graebiner Dairy
Lands Should Be Sanctuaries Only to Increase Game
Harry D. Rukh of the state department of conservation states sanctuaries should be set aside and closed to hunting only if a clear gain in game abundance is anticipated. He adds that sanctuary dedication is mainly about trespass control and deterrence through official posters and conservation officers, not justified otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Division
Harry D. Rukh
Department of Conservation
Lake Softball Holds Farwell Night Hawks 1 0 Victory
The Lake softball team edged the Farwell Night Hawks 1 to 0 in a pitcher’s duel last week. Don Stinchcombe scored the lone run after reaching on a single and advancing on hits by Bill More and Earl Smediey. The Lake squad has played four games in ten days, with recent results including a July 11 defeat of Farwell and a July 16 win over Harrison Rockets, with a fifth inning darkness stoppage versus Harrison. Fans are invited to weekly Monday games on the Lake diamond. admission is free.
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Lake
Farwell Night Hawks
Lake Boys
Night Hawks
Don Stinchcombe
Bill More
Earl Smediey
Temple
Fordville Tigers
Harrison Rockets
Lake-Harrison
Lake Diamond
Soft Ball Cook Dynamiters Defeat Frank's Auto Parts 14 to 6
The Cook Dynamiters beat Frank's Auto Parts 14 to 6 at Haring Field on Tuesday evening July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Dynamiters
Frank
Auto Parts
Haring Field
Granges Report Picnic and Local Travels
Members attended the Co-op picnic at Bay City last Sunday. Miss Ernestine Archambault works in Mt. Pleasant. Brother Bill Hawkins hopes to attend grange soon. Jennings Archambault took a business trip to Saginaw with Mrs. Archambault and Mrs. Ralph Brown. Minnie Brown was brought home from school for the weekend. Patsy Phimsey visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Icem Slentz. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brooks drive a new car. Bessie Dalton and daughter Evelyn left for Ohio Sunday July 1 and were sideswiped near Midland by a Beatrice Creamery Company truck on a curve damaging their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Ernestine Archambault
London
Mt. Pleasant
Bill’ Hawkins
Grange
Jennings Archambault
Saginaw
Archambault
Ralph Brown
Minnie Brown
Patsy’ Phimsey
Icem Slentz
Richard Brooks
Bessie Dalton
Evelyn
Ohio
Midland
Beatrice Creanery Company
Locals travel and visit scattered across Michigan and beyond
Mr and Mrs Walter Higgins and sons head to Powell Wyoming to visit relatives and plan to settle nearby. Many Harrison area residents and friends spend time visiting in Traverse City Detroit Clare and Midland with extended family and vacation trips to Little Alma Otsego Lake and other local spots.
Brown Corners Social Roundup and Church News
Recent callers at the Clair Coulter home included the Vaughn Foremans and daughters Betty and Phyllis, Verabelle Austin, Dale Lloyd and family from Detroit, Alfred Cookson and Perrysburg visitors, and the Abbotts and Wade Credits from Clare. The W M A meeting at the church drew good attendance with a “Peace” talk by Rev Clapp of Huntington Indiana and music by locals. Lula Birdsall spoke on the Benefits and Harm of Movies, offering a useful program for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Corners
Clair Coulter
Vaughn Foreman
Betty
Phyllis
Verabelle Austin
Dale Lloyd
Detroit
Alfred Cookson
Perrysburg
Ohio
Thomas Abbott
Wade Credit
Clare
Lorin Birdsall
Loraine
Geo. Bates
Glenn Lower
Coloma
Town
Iron Waldron
Clapp
Huntington
Ind
Beaverton Hosts Illness Visit and Relatives Call
Miss Coloma Leitner guests with Mary Helen Bates on Sunday. Bunny Brown visits Glen Lower home for several days. Mr and Mrs Glen Lower called at J A Leitner home Beaverton due to Mrs Leitner’s two stroke illness. Mr and Mrs Enog Wayne of St Louis visited her parents Sunday evening.
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Bob LaLonde
Air Port
Joseph LaLonde
Midland
LaLonde
Samuel Townsend
Upper Peninsula
Joseph Ladd
Ida Marie Hill
Lansing
Lettia Hi
William Hi
Virginia Schaaf
Clare
Barbara Anne Collins
Detroit
Fred Schaaf
Charles Wilson
Harl Wilson
Oscar Starr
Estella White
Card Collins
Bertha Schaaf
Harrison
Barbara Anne
Frank Stuckman
Pleasant
F. Light
Light
Stuckman
Ellis Henry Hughes
Jerry
Virginia Reigle
Ann Arbor
Gerald Reigle
Bryan Fanning
Mary
Coloma Leitner
Mary Helen Bates
Bunny Brown
Glen Lower
J. A. Leitner
Beav
Erton
Enog Wayne
St. Louis
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Clare Ha Frank’s
Tim Cotter Randall Harrison Hagle
S Sugar
Ware & Furniture Co
Motor Sales
MT. Overnow Grange
Walter Higgins
Ronald
Junior Higgins
Powell Wyoming
Billie
Traverse City
Michigan Children’s Clinic
A. H. Hutchinson
Maurine
Rowena
Frank M. Myers
Carrie Havens
Haton Rapids
Earl Mavis
Alice MacAlonan
Loomis
Jesse Allen
Bruce Totton
Frank Totton
Samuel Bruce
Frank Grant
Robert Glass
Grand Rapids
Fred Smith
Loretta Schultz
Cecelia
A. Sutzi
Clyde Brandon
Dale
Keith
John
Cleveland
Marion Roth
Rouse Cottage
Budd Lake
West Beech Street
Don Thompson
Owosso
J. Broo
Clifton Sheen
Eugene Williams
Reed City
Bessie Williams
Beverly Williams
Dorester Hong
Ed. Thorne
Waterloo
New York
Paul HE. Beals
Mr. Beals
Marion. Johnson
William Dunsmore
Pint
Earl Skinner
Dunsmere
Laura Mae Skinner
Percy Dawe
Lassing
Wiliam Murphy
Ruth
Beverly Zubler
Gladys Dutt
John, Craig
Ervin Wagner
Fred Schuett
Ed Magnus
Hatton Township
William Henderson
Elmer Atkinson
Jackson
R. A. Chappelear
Helen Sheeren
New Lexington
Chester Poulton
Ortho Boulton
Fanning
Harper Hospital
Otis Stanley
Clair Stanley
John.Herr
Frank Bush
Ben Carpenter
West Branch
Leigh Wilson
Bobbie
A. W. Johnstone
Charles Stinchcombe
L. ¥. Leonard
Howard Draper
L. H. Mathias
A. Parker
Shepherd
Bert Lydell
John Kemmis
Cleo Beth
Sumner
Lynn Kinger
Harvey Cottage
Little Alma
Frank Myera
Norman Myers
Arthur Center
Nrals
Kamp Kook Stovel
Ine
Harris & Hirts
Red Devil
Nq-Nox
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