Outfielder Tuttle seeks No 13 to end slump for Tigers
The Detroit Tigers outfielder Bill Tuttle requests wearing uniform number 13, hoping it breaks his batting slump. He previously wore 13 in semi pro ball for luck, while other players set records in bowling and fishing stories appear in local notes.
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Bill “Tuttle
Detroit Tigers
Buttle
Tiger
Bilk Lillard
Chicago
Matey
Fred Bujack
Detroit
Ron
Chareh
San Diego
Cal
New York Giants
Régdiné Nastignal
Beagon Pas
Boston University
Harry Aggania
Backseat crib play area aids family road trips
A guidance note suggests creating a child friendly space in the car with a crib mattress over suitcases between seats. A Michigan State farm economist estimates hog prices may fall to 14 to 15 dollars per hundredweight this autumn.
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Michigan
Banded Ducks Reveal Long Migration For Waterfowl
Two lesser scaup banded in Michigan illustrate long migrations. One bird banded March 28 1952 on the Detroit River was killed January 26 1956 near Camagüey Cuba. The other banded March 26 1953 near Detroit River mouth reached Venezuela and was bagged March 4 this year.
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Michigan
Detroit River
Camagtey
Cuba
Venezuela
Tahuto
Charcoal Fire Hazards When Beginners Overfill Grills
Charcoal fuels are valued for low smoke and minimal food discoloration but briquettes take time to ignite. New cooks often add more charcoal too soon, causing a hotter than intended fire that scorches food.
Tigers End Slumps with Return of Key Players
Veterans recall the 1934 pennant chase with New York Giants and Cardinals, noting a season-long slump that cost the team first place. The Tigers endured injuries and misfortunes, then recovered as Kuenn, Bolling, Tuttles, and Boone returned, the lineup clicked, and the team surged at home after a strong eastern trip.
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New York Giants
Tigers
Cardinals
Yankees
Ned Garver
Harvey Kuenn
Boston
Frank
Bolling
Bil
Tuttles
Ray -Boone
Control For Berry Disease In Michigan Folders
Michigan State University extension folders from Clare county detail control for raspberry anthracnose and strawberry fruit rot. P D Gibson notes these two diseases are Michigan’s most important small fruit threats. Patton explains recognition, conditions, and a detailed spray program for raspberry rot and anthracnose, while folder 1 220 covers strawberry fruit rot identification and control.
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New Michigan State University
Clare County
Michigan
P. D. Gibson
Robert H. Patton
M.S. A
Fulton
Michigan Sprays 42 000 Acres for Gypsy Moth Control
Michigan reports 42 000 acres sprayed by airplane to curb Gypsy Moth spread around Charlotte Ovid and Mason. About 4 000 sex attractant traps were set by the Department of Agriculture to measure moth activity across Ingham Clinton Shiawassee Livingston Washtenaw Jackson Calhoun and Eaton counties. Trap checks from 1955 and 1956 will guide whether further spraying is needed in 1957.
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Michigan
Lansing
Charlotte
Ovid
Mase
Plant Industry Division
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Ingham
Raton
Clinton
Shiawassee
Livington
Washtenaw
Jackson
Calhoun
Tonia
Central
Forest pest leaflets issued for public distribution
The Conservation Department prints five leaflets detailing description life cycle damage trees affected and control measures for white pine weevil European pine sawfly saw fly European pine shoot moth and red headed pine sawfly. Leaflets available from district foresters county agriculture agents soil conservation district offices and the forestry division. Additional pests will be issued later as part of the Michigan forest pest detection program.
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Conservation Department
Conservation’ Department
Forestry Division
Michigan Forest
Michigan officials deny spraying in state trapping program
Officials from the Michigan Department of Agriculture say the state’s trapping program has not disclosed the presence of any insecticide spray. No details on where or when sprays occurred are provided.
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Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Michigan ‘Department of Agriculture
Directory of Michigan Sawmills Released for 1951 Revision
The Conservation Department publishes a new Directory of Michigan Sawmills detailing major mills by county, species cut, mill operators, locations, and special products. Forest product users can obtain copies from district foresters or by mail in Lansing.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Forestry
Lansing
Pheasant Population Check in Michigan's Southern Peninsula
Game biologists seek data from 1100 Michigan farmers on pheasant nests and broods seen at plowing and mowing times. The survey aims to quantify this year's crop as wet spring may have reduced hatch. Mail carriers will census broods July 30 to August 11 during deliveries.
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Conservation Department
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Department
Auction Notice Advertised in The Clare Sentinel
A sale advertisement announces an upcoming auction in The Clare Sentinel. Details include location and beneficiary for the event with typical items and bidding terms as advertised in the notice.
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Clare Sentinel
Detroit Tigers on Radio and TV With Mel Ott and Van Patrick
Baseball fans tune in as the Detroit Tigers deliver play by play on radio and television with distinguished announcers Mel Ott and Van Patrick guiding coverage.
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Detroit Tigers
Mel Ott
van Patrick
May Train Dogs After July 15 In Open Fields
Conservation biologists advise sportsmen to delay dog training at least a week after July 15 due to late pheasant hatch and fragile broods. State law bans training in open fields from April 15 to July 16 to protect young game birds and animals.
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Conservation Department
Ralph Blouch
Department
Sheriff's Department
Burning Raspberry Canes After Harvest
Michigan State University extension specialist Harry Bell advises burning the raspberry canes after harvest. This helps remove diseases and insects that may be infesting the canes in both black and red varieties. Remove fruiting canes first, then burn them to reduce pest pressure.
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Harry Bell
Michigan State University
S & Goo
Michigan Forests Draw Millions for Recreation
Recreation including camping picnicking hurting, fishing and touring is a major use of state forest lands with several million visitors to Michigan forests each year.
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Michigan Forests
Mallard's adaptability noted in world wildlife view
The text remarks on the mallard’s adaptability to various habitats and its ability to blend with human civilization. It highlights the species’ ease in finding suitable environments and adjusting to urban settings.
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Mcewan St. Phone
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Nelson Riddle
the Platters
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Eddie Heyward
Don Cherry
Pat
Boone
Perry Como
Fats Domino
Ames Brothers
North McEwan
Mich
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Tle
Watson Ice Cream Ca
Saginaw, Mich
Fiest
Eskimo Pie Corporation
Ekee
Top Value Foods
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Geary
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