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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1955

Page

2

Indians Relievers Shine Amid 1951 Baseball Notes

Discussions cover Pitcher Mike Garcia in Cleveland’s Big Three with 45 games last season and a finger injury that stopped a potential 20-win year. The piece also notes Wally Moon’s debut homer, a 4-base steal in a game, and various college basketball and conservation topics including Michigan deer herd power, a Great Lakes license debate, and land acquisition plans.

Mike Garcia Cleveland Indians Garcia Wally Moon St. Louis Cardinals Moon Texas A University of Louisville Dayton Duquesne Niagara St. Francis, Bay Holy Cross

Sporting Violations Costly Under Conservation Laws

In January 216 violators paid $4,439 in fines and costs and served 43 days in jail for violations ranging from fishing without a license to deer shining. Two violators were convicted of throwing trash on the ice while fishing. Fine money benefits the state library fund.

State Library Fund

Starved deer found in multiple districts across northern peninsula

Seven starved deer were recovered from swamp areas in the northern lower peninsula last week. One was found in Gaylora district, one in Traverse City district, two in Mio district, and three in Gladavin district. Baldwin district reported deer in weak condition but no starvation.

Lower Peninsula Gaylora Traverse City Mio Gladavin Baldwin

Foxes Kill Few Pheasants in 1000 Mile Michigan Survey

A state conservation study across 1000 miles of southern Michigan pheasant range finds foxes killed 24 pheasants and nipped 9 quail and 55 rabbits. Foxes focus on field mice carrion and other small prey with 200 mice killed and 1581 attempts recorded. they travel about 544 miles per night in a two square mile hunting area.

Conservation Department Department Michigan Reynard

New Lake Proposed At Grayling

A proposed 225 acre wildlife flooding project near Grayling will be discussed by the conservation commission in Lansing on March 10 11. The plan includes an earth fill and concrete spillway dam to block Connors Creek in AuSable state forest forming a marsh. The meeting will also consider Lake Lavine fishing site in Branch county and 455 acres of forest and game lands purchase plus flowage easements and land exchanges.

Michigan The Conservation Commission Lower Peninsula Lower Michigan Society of American Foresters Michigan Outdoor Writers Association Higgins Lake Great Lakes Conservation Department Grayling the Conservation Commission Lansing Connor

Birthday and visit notes from Southeast Sheridan

Mrs James Bradley hosts birthday celebrations with Jim and Evelyn Bradley as guests of Willard and family in Sterling. Several neighbors visit Clare and Mt Pleasant Hospital updates appear as Brock Paxton has tonsil surgery. Families Paxton Carey and Hart spend weekend with their relatives in Clare Elm Grove and Morris.

Jim Bradley Evelyn Willard Philips Sterling Willard Norman Randle Ross Coe Lee Sersaw Morris Russell Paxton

Neoprene Rubber Replacing Natural Rubber In Industry

Neoprene synthetic rubber is replacing natural rubber in many industrial and household items due to its resistance to grease gasoline and various chemicals.

Whirlwinds and Globetrotters Set for CMC Game Night

The Boston Whirlwinds with Bevo Francis join the Harlem Globetrotters at Central Michigan College Field House on March 24. Plans include two all star squads and three vaudeville acts between games. Newt Oliver coaches the reorganized Whirlwinds, once picked to accompany the Globetrotters on a 1951 Europe and Middle East tour before a record Berlin crowd.

America Boston Whirlwinds Bevo Francis Harlem Globetrotters Central Michigan College Whirlwinds Globetrotters Thea Whirlwinds Newt Oliver Rio Grande College Europe North Africa Middle East Olympic Stadium Berlin

First Bethel service marks marriage of Louise Clure and Donald Melnekk

The first service of the new Bethel was Friday evening when Miss Louise Clure and Donald S. Melnekk were united in marriage. They will reside in their new home west of Clare. The notice also lists family visits and local gatherings involving the Armentrouts, Poet, Fleming, Vanderwoude, Newman, Poet, and others across Clare and nearby towns.

Clare Psa New Bethel Louise Clure Donald S. Melnekk Bryan Miller Frank Fleming Marion Wm. Vanderwoude McBain Dick Wood Harrison Glen Poet Carmen Frank Newman Amanda Newman Eden Ohio Russell Armentrout Glenda Floyd Denno Clare County Farm Bureau Glenda Dalled Ray Strouse

Tent Worms in Michigan Showing Diminished Damage

Michigan forest entomologist Richard Fox says the forest tent caterpillar outbreak is fading after four hot summers. Parasites reduced defoliation. last year under 300 000 acres were hit. Areas of light defoliation remain in the upper peninsula with heavier damage near Grand Lake north of Alpena. The 1953 peak damaged 1.5 million acres. outbreaks cycle, with major populations not expected until the late 1960s.

Michigan Richard Fox Fox Upper Peninsula Lower Peninsula Grand Lake Alpena

Smelt Dippers Prep for Big Michigan Season

Michigan smelt fishermen gear up for one of the largest seasons on record as ice clears from northern streams. The March 1 May 31 open season follows a string of recent marks, with runs beginning after warm weather and continuing into May. Lists of open streams and run dates are available from the Conservation Department fish division in Lansing.

Michigan Great Lakes Conservation Department Lower Peninsula Congeryation Department Fish Division Lansing

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