Clare Merchants Fall 5-3 to Greenspot in Tough clash
Clare loses 5-3 to Greenspot after a sixth inning rally. Clare led 1-0 until a rough stretch in the sixth as Greenspot turned three errors into three runs. Clare threatened late with Grove and Pulcifer producing key hits, but two late outs ended the rally and the game.
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Clare
Greenspot
Clare Merchants
Mt. Pleasant Greenspot Boys
Clare Boys
Grove
Pulcifer
Ronnie Blystone
Dryer
Epple
Ard
Greenspot Boys
Blystone
Bond
Loach
Odin
Osborn
Spalsbury
K. of C
Mt. Pleasant
B.L. J
Herrick Hornets Sting Eagle In Tuesday Victory
The Herrick Hornets defeated Eagle 3 to 2 Tuesday night in a fast game. Stan Dale pitched a three hit, two walk effort while Wood allowed seven hits. Herrick led with a three hit third inning for two runs and added one more in the sixth.
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Herrick Hornets
Sting
Wagle
Stan Dale
Wood
Dale
Hornets
Hagle
Herrich
Elm Grove
Presley
Dover
Herrick
Clare High School Boxing Show Crowned Champions
The Clare High boxing show on March 16 20 and 22 drew forty four fighters competing for the Chas. Strange trophies. Tommy Kane won lightweight Clyde Moline took heavyweight Manny Sutton earned a third straight trophy with a first round KO Raymond Marshall and Morris Kapplinger were among Suttons notable opponents. John Parker fought Moline in the final night but lost by a slim margin.
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Clare High
Schol
Chas. Strange
Tommy Kane
Norman Sutton
Clyde Moline
Kane
Paul Creguer
Frank Cummins
Tom
Tommy
Manny Sutton
Raymond Marshall
Sutton
Morris Kapplinger
Murray
Russell Aberhart
John Parker
Moline
Moliie
Parker
T. Dwyer
Ed. Schaffley
M. Sutton
G Kleiner
Clare High School boxing and intramural highlights recap
The report covers boxing results with finalists and runners up across grades 4 through 12, prize medals and gloves awarded, and 1400 attendees over three nights. A wrestling exhibition between Mance and Green issued a coach’s decision. Intramural games feature Bates DuPriest, Bailey Busy Bees, and eighth graders, with Bailey’s Bees securing the title and the seniors’ upset of the champs.
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H. Brooks
R. Eberhardt
D. Paxton
B. Scott
Ed. Davis
H. Six
John Murphy
R. Marshall
M. Kennedy
H. Mc Neil
IF. Callihan
P. Creguer
R. Foell
Jack Green
M. Archambault
G. ¥Oote
N. Williams
James Goddard
H. Hardy
Fred Schneider
Paul
Battling Bull
Mance
Cleland
Green
Bates
DuPriest
Bailey
Sbags
Hansen
Lucky Greenfield
Greenfield
Busy Bees
The Baby in the Summer
Tri County Health Unit advises simple rules for infant heat care. Keep baby cool clean quiet and fed with pure water. For summer safety, stay at home during peak heat and use shaded porches for naps.
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Camp
Lake Cottage
Caring for Babies in Hot Weather Warns by Health Official
E V Thiehoff, M D, Director Health District No 7, urges parents to keep babies clean and hydrated, avoid overexertion, monitor stools and weight, boil water and milk, and prevent thumb sucking and dusty rooms during heat. He stresses parental sacrifice and vigilance in the first two years of life.
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E. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Homemade cattle spray cuts costs for fly control
Ely describes two modes for fly sprays that kill or repel cattle flies. Pyrethrum is common in commercial and homemade formulas. A cheap method soaks 1 2 pound pyrethrum in 1 gallon spirits of oleum for 48 hours then strains. If unavailable kerosene can substitute with careful use to avoid blistering.
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Ely
Grasshopper Poison Bait Distributed to Clare Farmers
Last week 500 sacks of bait were mixed and distributed to 118 farmers in the grasshopper infested area. A NYA crew and local leaders aided the two day project funded by the Department of Agriculture via federal appropriations.
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Clare County
Department of Agriculture
N.Y. A
Hol. Moder
Hatton Township
Farmers Urged to Inspect Bins for Wheat Storage
Clare County Agricultural Conservation Committee chair Robert Kleiner urges Michigan wheat growers to store 1939 crop wheat for 30 days with No. 4 grade or better and moisture under 14 percent to qualify for Commodity Credit Corporation loans. Officials advise inspecting granaries for sound foundations, tight floors and walls, moisture protection, rodent control, and proper insulation from barns. Complete storage instructions are available at the Clare County Triple A office.
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Michigan
Kleiner
Clare County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Robert Kleiner
Commodity Credit Corporation
Clare County
Dust in preferred method eyed by potato growers
County agents report farmers, mostly Clare County’s 95 percent, weighing a shift from hand spraying to dusting. A hand operated duster protects an acre in under an hour with 20 to 25 pounds of dust, requiring dew on vines for best results. Continued on Page Thirteen.
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Clare County
Dad
Grandad
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Rochelle Hudson
Marian Marsh
Clare High School Sports Review
Robert Gay
Arthur Clute
Mr. Clute
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Martin Kennedy
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Wesley Samboin
Tri-County Health Unit
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Gladwin County
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Lake Orion
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Oxford
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