Bears Crown Little League Champs In playoff sweep
The Bears defeated the Lions in a best of three series to win the Little League championship. In the opener Jack Lansing shut out the Lions 4 0 with two hits allowed. Bruce Bean drove in two on a third inning single. In game two Jim Ruby limited the Lions to 2 runs as Bruce Bean homered and drove in two in the third, with Rick Kemphen going 3 for 3.
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Bears
Lions
Jack
Lansing
Skip Kegg
Dan Bolle
Bob Zepeski
Bruce Bean
Alan Acker
Bruce
RBI
Jim Ruby
Gerry Russell
Rick Kemphen
al Wolfe
Greg Brooks
Fox
Pistol Scores First Division B and Second Division A
In Division B Lodes scored 288.55 with B. Loomis at 287.42 and T. Beatty 287.09 while M. Graham won shells and H. Wright posted 263. In Division A Rodabaugh led with 228 and J. Eisenhauer recorded 138.
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Lodes
B. Loomis
T. Beatty
M.graham
H. Wright
Rodabaugh
J. Eisenhauer
Michigan players shine in Tiger farm system across leagues
Michigan natives and graduates star across the Tigers minor leagues led by Gerald Davie of Garden City with 16 wins and 2 losses in the top farmstanding. Al Cicotte of Melvindale has five straight wins and is tipped for a Briggs Stadium trial. Charlie Lau Romulus bats .280 behind the plate while Jim Stump of Lansing posts a 4 and 7 record.
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Michigan
Tiger
Gerald Lee Davie
Garden City
al Cicotte
Melvindale
Charleston
Tiger Farm
Denver
Yankees
AAA
American Association
Davie
Bengal
Cicotte
Detroit
Washington
Briggs Stadium
Charlie Lau
Romulus
Jim Stump
Lansing
Houtteman
Birmingham
Battle Creek
Dave Reed
Phil Regan
Weyland
Bob Bruce
Tom, Yewcic
Michigan State
Wayne
Bob Paffel
Lancaster
Ron Rozman
Bil Thurston
Leaders Still Winsing ha WLT Pts and Partners
An OCR fragment lists numerous pairings and scores with names like Bill Davies Jack Mance Cormy Bean and Bill Grier, along with many others such as Dewey Ogden Leo Hampton Jim Mishler Harold Eddy and Bob Brown. The text appears to catalog matchups and point totals in a league or tournament setting.
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WLT
Bill Davies
Jack Mance
Cormy Bean
Bill Grier
Chris Demo
Leo Hampton
Dewey Ogden
Red Pike
Frank LaGoe
Dex Elden
Jim Mishler
Harold Eddy
Harry Coney
Bob Brown
Neilan Cradit
Paul Sheponski
N. Rauch
F. Stanley
Arlo Barber
Larry Shelton
Homer Douglas
Mike Elden
Ken Ritter
Bud Anderson
Ralph Baumgarth
Ray Neff
Paul Schroeder
Earl Baumgarth
Fred Beaudean
Dale Hines
Ray Ruby
Don Richardson
Doc Neely
Doc Platt
Floyd Norgatt
Bill Harper
Paul McDonald
al Nystrom
Dick Nivison
Jerry Nivison
Don Bryant
Bud Drebert
Munkey McDonald
Burke Collins
Howard Melton
Dick Ulrich
Ralph Ackerman
Lloyd Conley
Julie Gershon
Rod LaSage
Bernie, Wyman
Bob Mitchell
R. J.krainik
R. B. Kring
HB. G. Reiss
al Luce
Fishing For Black Bass In Michigan
The fighting black bass provides some of Michigan's finest fishing during summer and fall for thousands of anglers. Largemouth and smallmouth bass inhabit inland lakes and Great Lakes shorelines with distinct features and color patterns. Largemouth have a jaw extending behind the eye and a deep notch between the dorsal fins, while smallmouth lack the notch and have a small mouth and vertical body bars. Sizes typical are one to three pounds for smallmouth and two to five pounds for largemouth, with both reaching legal size of ten inches in three to four years.
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Michigan
Great Lakes
Community notes of visits weddings and births in Mt Pleasant area
Local column records numerous visits and social events including gatherings at the Arthur Richmond home and various family get togethers. It notes travels to Detroit and Canada, a seven pound three ounce birth Brenda Kay Methner July 22 in Mt Pleasant, and a wedding reception for William Coe.
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Amet Jones
Charles Doren
Maryann
Arthur Richmond
Andi Mys
Clare
McTaggart
Sterling
Dominic Kreiner
Bert Prout
Canada
Guy. Shepherd
Coleman
Glen Doren
Terry Lynch
Frank
Lyneki
Detroit
Harry Collier
St.Petersburg
Florida
Cari
McDonald
Jim
Marilyn Resider
Jay
Richard Paxton
Greg
Walt
Belle
Harold McNerney
Danny Burch
Pontiac
Max. Morrison
Henry McNerney
Elmer Jones
Leo Rogers
Jean
Norris Johnson
Pick
Raymond McDonald
Henry Wentworth
New Bridge
Si Harper
Midland
Maude McDonald
Clarend Methner
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Brenda Kay
Martha, Watson
Caroline Mitchell
William ‘Coe
Grant Township Hall
Peterson
Kimberly
Kay.hayve
Ellen, Muterspaugh
Denver
gedFord
Art Eberhart
Lois
Janet
Betty
Kenneth “Moge
Gratiot Memorial Hospital
Denver ‘Township
Indian Nazarena Church
Mt Pleasant
Bears dethrone Lions to clinch Clare Little League title
The Bears defeated the Lions in a two out of three playoff series to win the championship ending the Lions’ reign as champions. Jim Youngs led the Bears with a .564 batting average and two shutouts, while Bob Zepeski drove in 31 runs and Jack Lansing earned seven wins for the Bears and Lions coaches were praised for guiding their teams.
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Clare Huttle
Lions
Bears
Jim Youngs
Bob Zepeski
Jack ‘Lansing
Youngs
Tiger
Zepeski
Jack Lansing
Jack
Bill Case
Homer O'Dell
Joe Greet
Chet Kolenda
Tigers
Pon Bryant
Gordon Wiley
Cubs
Marvin Gies
Jack Cavanaugh
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Richard Walter
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