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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1974
Page
3
Clare placed fourth at the North Central Conference track meet in Reed City. Rick Finch won both the high and low hurdles and Don Teall claimed the pole vault title for Clare.
Michigan State University expert warns seed shortages push growers to white spined cucumbers prone to scab. Protect with early fungicide sprays, Bravo favored at 1 to 2 pounds per acre, aerial or ground application. Early detection critical to prevent leaf canopy blocking fruit spray.
Clare High School sent seven varsity trackmen to the Alpena Northeast Michigan Championships where Don Teall led with a 13 3 pole vault to set a meet record. Teall also placed fourth in low hurdles and sixth in the 100, while Rick Finch earned fifth in both high and low hurdles and Randy Parrish finished sixth in the mile. Cole Swan ran fifth in the two mile, and Clare’s 440 relay of Dave Border Rick Finch Roger Love and Marty Grove finished fifth as no team scores were kept.
Clare Track team traveled to Bay City May 28 for the Bay City Sophomore Relays earning 20 points to capture the Class B C D division trophy. The squad entered two relays and won both the sprint medley and the middle distance with Dennis Rynearson Rick Carncross Dave Border and Jerry Waddington leading the effort.
Lansing report from Michgan State University entomology specialist Richard Sauer warns against eating commercially grown flowers due to toxic insecticide residues. Grow your own nasturtiums to ensure they are pesticide free.
Specialist Roger F. Shafer, 19, of Clare Iowa, earned a safe driving certificate in Kaiserslautern Germany after driving 20 000 miles with no incidents while serving with the 37th Transportation Group. Airman Griffith, a 1972 Harrison High School graduate, trains at Lackland Air Force Base Texas in security police duties after six weeks of instruction.
Marine PFC Edward J. McLarrick from Lake Route 1 earned a promotion with the 2d Marine Division at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. Navy Ensign Joseph Taverniti of Corpus Christi received his Wings of Gold at the Naval Air Station, to begin specialized training. Private Matthew H. Hughes of Harrison completed eight weeks at Fort Knox Armor Training Center, studying drill, weapons, map reading, tactics, and military traditions.
Airman Timothy R. Griffith completed United States Air Force basic training. He is the son of Mrs. Delores A. Gronda of Route 2, Arnold Lake Road, Harrison.
Clare High School student Don Teall earned selection by Michigan track coaches to represent the state against Indiana and Ohio in a tri-state all-star meet on June 8 at Fort Wayne Indiana. Teall will pole vault and currently holds Clare’s school record at 14 feet 62 inches.
In Clare Little League action from May 27 to May 31, Alexander's Shoes beat Bryant's Mobil 7-5. Bryant's Mobil outlasted Clare Hardware 8-7. Citizens Bank topped Stanley Oil 11-9. Anderson Drugs defeated Clare Hardware 3-1. Minor League games saw Hawks edging Orioles 7-6. Panthers 4-2 over Rangers. Bears 6-4 vs Colts. Orioles 4-3 over Eagles. Tigers 3-2 over Panthers. Rangers 11-6 vs Rams. Major League standings follow.
The Clare Slow Pitch Association reports week two results and standings. June action features Dysinger Surface versus Pub and Bubceilli at 7 p.m. and Smith Electric versus Airport Bar at 8 30 p.m. on June 5 with Gibis Excavating facing Clark 100 at 7 p.m. and Lions Club against Future Mold at 8 30 p.m. on June 6.
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