Rams suit over contract breaches and libel verdicts in league turmoil
The Los Angeles Rams sue to bar former LSV stax Billy Caaney from playing for another team while Gannon claims breach of a 1960s contract including 10,009 dollars and 50,000 dollars plus a 190,000 dollar Houston deal. Dennis Morris wins 75,000 dollars in a libel suit against True Magazine after a spate of similar actions surfaces as McKeever faces charges about recruiting and payments to players with the Giants contesting flows.
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Los Angeles Bama
LSV
Stax
Billy Caaney
Rams
Gannon
Houston
Oklahoma
Dennis
Morris
Spit
True
Eq McKeever
Boston’ Patriots
Los Angeles Chargers
New York: Giants
Giants
McKeevdr. Ang
Charles Flowers
New -York
Water Skiing grew from wealthy pastime to mass sport in Michigan
Water skiing moved from costly power boats to inexpensive outboard craft and expanded nationwide. Michigan, with abundant lakes and rivers, hosts major meets including the July Michigan State Tournament at Pontiac and the Motor City Open at Clark Lake, while legends like Lyda Mae Helder and Chuck Sligh shaped early competition.
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America
United States
Jones Beach
New York
Bruce Parker
Esther Yates
Michigan
Lake ‘Macatawa
Hotland
Lyda Mae Helder
Holland
Chuck Sligh
Sligh
Pontiac
Clark
Mind of fishing do you West?
A playful column on angling preferences across bait, flies, lures and methods. The writer favors topwater plugs and bugs, notes anglers enjoy all fish types from bream to catfish, and quips about artificial lures versus natural bait.
Social notes from Midland and nearby towns
Midland residents Elmer and Mrs Wilson spent Tuesday through Thursday at Bluff Lake cottage joined by Charles Foss and two sons plus Miss Brenda Foss from New Baltimore. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Utley at the geet parents home. Farwell attendees at Alma meeting included Mrs Loomis and Ladies of White Shrine Lodge. Mary Strickland returned to grandmother Dessy Aileys after year with her mother Irene Williams in Beaverton. About 195 couples attended the WEW World War I banquet at Farwell LOOF hall. Lloyd Loomis and Mrs Craig Smith were hosts for visiting friends from Lansing and Elm Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilson
Midland
Bluff Lake
Charles, Foss
Duane
Grace ‘Sherman
Shrine Lodge
Farwell
Alma
Fairwell
James Gordon
Pontiac
Mary Strickland
Dessy Aileys
Qennetta
Mee
Thad Brownell
Lansing
Robert Loar
Elm Grove
Fred Bergey
Cleo
Bergey
Dessa Utley
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Standard
Mapg
Standard Service
Larry
Beck
McEwan, Ph
McEwan
Bill Koch
Mar
Standard’ Service
Products Arid
Service
Brown
al Luce
Schofielgyt
Ulrich
Forsberg
MacDaniels
FiNorcutt
Neff
R. Bayimearth
Hampton Rand
Reiss
Mike Hiden
Douglas
Barber
Dawson Craditand
Sheponski
L. Green
Fods
Nivison
Riedell
D. Miller
L. Miller
Curt Morton Sr
Wilcox
Martz Bicknell
Collins Robins
Hemetreet
Dex Elden
Iianoe Schaeffer
Elmer HE
Irwin
L. Irwin
Q. Johnston
Manogian
Thomas and
McLaughlin Ashcraft
Hoffman Schroeder
Baumgart
Norcutt
Wallace Bell
Goats
Skinner
Ackerman
Onley
Lehr
Dick Roe
Roe
Everts
Fiper
Danho
Bob
Alien
Rex Allen
Doherty
Richardson Stanley
Bergstrom
Barge
Mickie
Green
Kring
Vyman
Clare Mfg
Golf League
Tot
Beemer
Baumgarth
Hartshorn
Prebert
Appleton
J. Cavanaugh
J .Nivison
Hoffman
D. Erickson
Louis
Bryant
Bartell
Shepard
Colvin
Walters
Pil
Schlafley
Hanley
Murphy
Intanle
Your
Bailes
Cheek
I Schroeder
M. Criden
Piersall
Simmy
Piersaul
Lake
Clark Dake
Jackson
Maple Grove
FORD
Pealer’s
Til Ponte
Eae Lass
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