Tennis Team Dominates Mt Pleasant Regionals Clare Takes Lead
In Mt Pleasant regionals May 17 18 Clare led with ten points with Gladwin close behind at seven. Ronnie Brown and Hugh Maxwell won doubles for the second year running while Ernie Bryant claimed the singles title with Wayne Brown as runner up. In state finals Bryant won his first match but lost the second, ending his run.
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Myr. Garthe
Henry Denton
Hugh Maxwell
Eugene Maxwell
Arlo Oden
Art Clute
Wesley Samborn
Bernard Wyman
George Parent
Hol
Burdo
Mr. Bates
Wayne Brown
Chet Richard
Neilan Cradit
Ernie Bryant
Paul Mance
Ronald Brown
Forrest Gardon
Floyd Callihan
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Gladwin
Ronnie Brown
June baseball results and late inning thrillers
The report covers games played June 19 to 21 with weather causing postponements on June 22 and 24. It highlights extra inning thrillers in CCC Brown, Kiwanis Cotter Motor Sales, and Cotter Motor Sales Herrick tilts, plus a close June 25 clash where Clare Hardware fell 5-4 to Cotter Motor Sales in seven innings.
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Clare
Camp Houghton C Randall
Dover
North Bradley
Tim Cotter Motor Sales
Houghton Cet
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
Gulf Farwell i
Ccc-Brown
Brown
Camp Houghton
Kiwanis-Cotter Motor Sales
Kiwanis
Cotter Motor Sales
Herrick
Tim Cotter
Clare Hardware
Green
Moore
Houghton C
Camp
Houghton B
Harrison North Bradley
Clare Hardware and Furn
Herrick Frank’s Auto Parts
Clare Kiwanis Randall
Houghton
Eagle
Harrison
Gulf Hi-Speed
Coleman
Biess
Sanford Pitches Shutout in Kitty League
Left handed Glen Sanford pitched a 7 to 0 shutout for the Detroit Tigers farm club in Fulton Kentucky. Sanford used a slow curve and hopping fast ball to keep the league leaders hitless, defeating Jess Webb and sparking a rare full game victory while the Tigers previously won a 5 to 0 five inning win over Hopkinsville.
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Fulton
Kentucky
Daily Leader
Doc” Sanford
Detroit Tigers
Glen Sanford
Tigers
Hopkinsville
Jess Webb
Tiger
Sanford
Fish Will Not Thrive if Weeds Are Destroyed
The Michigan lakes issue centers on the idea that removing all weeds harms fish ecosystems. The fish division of the conservation department explains that weeds provide essential habitat and shelter.
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Fish Division
The
Conservation Department
Michigan Lakes
Inland lake weeds anger beachgoers and weigh on fish life
Protests from lake frontage owners surge as weed-choked beaches hinder swimmers. Officials note water plants support food chains and fish like bass and bluegill. chemicals are risky and temporary, so manual removal is preferred though it may limit fish reproduction. Many Michigan lakes slowly fill, favoring fish life over swimmers.
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Michigan
Motor Boats Not Detrimental to Spawn and Fry
Research by the Institute for Fishing Research at University Museums, Ann Arbor finds motor boats at 20 to 25 mph in shallow lakes do not wash eggs or fry from bluegill nests. Tests show nests in 3 to 5 feet deep water remain undisturbed by propeller action, suggesting limited impact on spawning. However, laws prohibit boats in spawning or refuge areas and reckless operation.
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Institute For Fishing Research
University Museums
Ann Arbor
Institute
Director of Conservation
Moon Finds 1095 Mountains Measured Across Surface
Survey teams report 1 095 lunar mountains mapped across the Moon, detailing elevations and locations. Researchers compiled measurements to chart the lunar terrain and identify prominent highlands for future missions.
California Public Forests Land Coverage Highlight
California holds 24 million acres of publicly owned forest land. The figure underscores state holdings and land management implications for recreation conservation and resource use.
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California
Public Forests
Inmate of Mental Asylum Tops Gag Writer
A Colorado State Insane asylum patient, 35, claims mental illness fuels humor and sells cartoon ideas to national magazines. Physicians cite rehabilitation and note he writes 1,000 words daily, with 20 gags daily yielding several sales. he runs a stamp exchange with 400 regular customers worldwide.
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Colorado State Insane Asylum
State Hospital
Mexican Student Narrowly Survives Corpse Prank at Institute
A medical student at the University of Mexico City touched a corpse with a dissecting knife and it sat up shouting. The man, Jose Anguinalino, a farmer, recalled only drinking for a birthday celebration. He had been declared dead, left in a morgue for 72 hours, and was revived to walk to a hospital as the student collapsed in shock.
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Anatomical Institute of the University of Mexico City
Jose Anguinaino
Sap in Trees Does Not Move Seasonally
H Basil Wales of the United Forest Service in Milwaukee explains that sap does not migrate up in spring or down in fall. He notes winter-cut logs weigh the same as summer-cut ones and sap flow is highest in spring, especially in sugar maples, then declines as the season progresses.
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H. Basil Wales
United Forest Service
Milwaukee
Wis
Wales
Famous Comstock Lode Yields Vast Nevada Riches
The famous Comstock lode of Nevada has produced nearly 800 million dollars in gold and silver.
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Comstock Lode
Nevada
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Reed City
Standish
Midland
Motor Sales
Frank’s Auto Parts
Harrison Gulf Herrick
Brown Coleman
Clare Hdw. & Furn. Co
Tim Cotter Motor Sales HiSpeed
Camp Houghton B
Clifford Richmond
McEwan St
Manee
Swift
Jean
Pfeiffer’s
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Detroit
Atlas
Atlas Tires
Tire Service Headquarters
McEwan
Rymera
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