Odds Favor Marciano Bid To Regain Heavyweight Crown
Odds of 5-1 favor Rocky Marciano attempting to regain the heavyweight title as prior champions often return to ring duties. Sunningdale Country Club near Toledo, Ohio, saw golfers switch to fishing nets during spring rains netting five to six pound carp. Frank McGuire of UNC will headline the sport lecture at the Mississippi Association of Coaches school in Meridian, Miss. July 31 to August 3, with Paul Bryant and Bud Wilkinson leading football lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Marciano
Sunningdale Country
Toledo
Ohio
Frank McGuire
University ‘of North Carolina
Mississippi Association of Coaches
Meridian
Miss
Paul Bryant
Texas A
Bud Wilkenson
Oklahoma
Are Parents Challenging and Enriching a Child’s Reading Life
The text ponders if parents adequately challenge and enrich a child who reads a lot. It notes older people are increasing in number relative to the population, with those 65 and over having quadrupled since 1900 while the total population has doubled.
Pistol Club Sees Film on Bobwhite
Hemstreet led the pistol club shoot Monday night with a 231 score in a field of twelve. Wayne Pitts followed with 230 and Dave Seiter Jr. had 212. After the meeting, Conservation Officer Don Bell presented a film titled The Bobwhite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whach Hemstreet
Wayne Pitts
Dave Seiter Jr
Don Bell
Michigan Conservation Wins 1955 Information Award
The Conservation Department Bi monthly magazine Michigan Conservation was named best in its field by the American Association for Conservation Information at its May 1953 meeting in Glenwood Springs Colorado. Judges Dr Ira Gabrielson Michael Hudoba and Charles H Callison praised the Land Our Basic Resource booklet derived from last year s Janda use theme and its land use articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
American Association For Conservation Information
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
United States
Canada
Ira Gabrielson
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Michael Hudoba
Washington
Sports Afield
Charles H. Callison
National Wildlife Federation
Michigan Conservation
Lansing
Meatballs Triumph in Clare High Ninth Grade Intra mural
The Meatballs team dominated Clare High School ninth grade PE intra mural softball with a nine win one loss record and claimed championships in basketball and volleyball as Alley Oops placed second in softball with six wins four losses. The Rinky Dinks were third with four wins six losses, while touch football crown went to the Podunks after a three win seven loss softball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Meatballs
Alley Oops
Rinky Dinks
Podunks
Lake mapping planned by Conservation Department crews
Conservation workers plan summer and fall lake mapping across 17 lakes in the lower peninsula and 16 in the UP. Upper Peninsula sites include Alice Big Charles King Baraga Pike Mud Deer Keweenaw Stonco Pond Tanland Ontonagon Boot Jack Ghost Jack Kepler Plains Prairie. Lower peninsula sites include Crooked Nettie Bronson Brooks Gerry Lime Otter Pearl Little Platter Shorter Stevens Turtle Bass Omena Littlefield Stevenson Center in Benzie Isabella Jackson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department Fish Division
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Alice
Charles
King Lakes
Baraga
Houghton County
Deer Lake
Keweenaw
Stonco
Tanland Lake
Ontonagon
Boot Jack
Jack
Kepler
Crooked Lake
Emmet County
Nettie Lake
Presque Isle
Bronson
Brooks
Gerry
Lime
Otter
Pearl
Shorter
Benzie County
Bass
Omena Lakes
Leelanau County
Littlefield
Stevenson Lakes
Isabella County
Center Lake
Jackson County
Record Kill Archery Deer Hunters Bag Record Whitetails
Conserva tion Department survey shows archery hunters in the 1955 season numbered about 37 200 with an estimated 2310 deer killed. Statewide bow success ran 6.2 percent. 864 camp permits issued and around 400 deer taken for archery use. Historical kills and bow success from 1952 to 1954 are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Beaver Frozen To Train Track In Bergland
Mike Kabelis and John L. Sullivan found a beaver frozen to a spur rail of the White Pine Duluth and South Shore railway in Bergland. They thawed the fur with hot water and freed the animal, which disappeared into a pond. Conservation officer Kenneth Grant filed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kabelis
Bergland
White Pine, Duluth and South Shore Railroad
Kabelis
John L. Sullivan
Kenneth Grant
Trout Travels 175 Miles From Release Point
A rainbow trout tagged in Betsie River Benzie county traveled 175 miles to Blue Creek near Benton Harbor. Stocked June 13, 1955, it crossed Lake Michigan and returned upstream into Blue Creek during the first trout season of the year. The journey was part of a 29,000 rainbow stocking to gauge supplementation of steelhead runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Creek
Benton Harbor
Betsie River
Benzie County
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
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Sone
Nashua
Wm. Woodward Jr
Dursesx
Citation
Ideal Theatre
Pistol Club
Carl Schaaf
Leon, Stanley
Don Hanel
Caria, Chaplin
Francis. Wendel
Shelley Burton
Ness
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Commoerds
Clara
Hetos
DR. H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
R. Clare, Mich
K. Hammerberg, Mb
McEwan St
Clare, Michigan
R. H. Strange, M. D
Mich
America
Hemmer
Ford
Ties Incina Pated Grreai As
Ethe Worker
Resterant
McDonald
McEwan
Ayer
Trout
DR. N
Stirling
Sourius
Lava, Michigan
DR. G. C
Fifth Street
Clarh
Cenny
Clare Plumbing
Philco
Maxwell’s TV Service
Clare Phone
DR. H. A. Bugbee
Optometrist
Offich
W. 6Th
Strhnt Clarh
N. V. Colwell
Midland, Michigan
S. C. McARTHUR, M._D
W. 6Th Street
DR. C. B. Neff
City Hall
Clare Clinic
W. Fifth St
E. J. Gershon
J. R. Gershon
Osteopathic Physicians
J. G. White
Hyes
Clare Michigan
Donald E. Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Farwell, Mich
EME Jpl
Denker
L. H. Marsh Grain CO
Mcewan Street
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