Clare Places Sixth In Relays At North Central Meet
Clare lost to Cadillac 68-55 in the North Central Conference meet. Rich Finch and Don Teall led Clare with wins in hurdles and pole vault, Teall also won the 180 yard hurdles. The 440 relay team of Carncross Finch Love and Grove won with 48.3. John Abbott injures knee ending season. Doherty won long jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Cadillac
Pioneers
Rob Johnson
Rich Finch
Don Teall
Teall
Finch
John Abbott
Fred Doherty
Randy Parrish
Jim Dudo
Rick Carncross
Roger Love
Marty Grove
Jerry Siel
Dave Border
Stephen Pudway
Bob Wise
Rick Finch
Larry Pischel
Scott Foster
Kurt Swan
Art Simpson
Ted Benic
Pioneers Tie Pace at Lancer Relays Showcasing Clare Juniors
Clare Pioneers travel to Bullock Creek May 4 in the Lancer Relays. Bullock Creek wins the team title as Clare places sixth of eleven. The 4 mile relay takes second in 19 16 with Dudo 4 55 Sartor 4 52 Parrish 4 40 Swan 2 49. Rynearson and Waddington run the half miles for the middle distance relay, placing second in 6 234.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waddington
Lee Huntley
Kurt Swan
Dave Moose
Clare
Bullock Creek
Jim Dudo
Greg Sartor
Randy Parrish
Cole Swan
Pioneers
Bowling Scores Jumbled Jollies at Western Auto Rainbows
Bowling scores list shows teams Jollies Western Auto Rainbows Clare Party Store Warner's Pride Seed Bergey Ward and Mills Fantastic Four Fearsome Foursome Wolverine Drywall Snosnakes Gutter Dusters with scores 21 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Auto Rainbows
Clare Party Store
Warner's Pride Seed
Bergey, Ward & Mills
Fantastic Four
Wolverine Drywall Snosnakes
Gutter Dusters
Police Departments Hold Pistol Shoot in Harrison
The 1974 Annual Clare County Combat Pistol Shoot for area police departments was held May 4 at the Harrison Sportsman's Club in Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Clare County
Harrison Sportsman's Club
Clare County Police
Sheriff’s Department
Clare Advances Past Shepherd 6 5 In Ten Innings
Clare High School beat Shepherd 6 5 in ten innings on May 1 with Tom House earning the win after relieving Rick Rilette in the seventh inning. Clare had 10 hits and three errors while Shepherd totaled six hits and 11 walks. House drove in the winning run with a 10th inning single as Beck and Slater contributed key hits in the Pioneer victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom House
The
Pioneers
Rick Rilette
Clare
Shepherd
House
Rilette
Urquhart Leads Michigan Criminal Justice Grant Program at Clare Center
Urquhart, holder of a B S and an M A from Central Michigan University and a current Michigan doctoral candidate, directs an Office of Criminal Justice Grant. He has taught and counseled in Port Huron and Marine City and has been on the University of Michigan staff for three years. Operation Mainstream aims to prevent behavior problems in Harrison and Beaverton children using tutorial methods. He is based at the James C. McNamara Educational Resource Center at 4041 E Mannsiding Road in Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Urquhart
Clare-Gladwin
Central Michigan University
University of Michigan
Urquhart
Port Huron
Marine City
Office of Criminal Justice
State of Michigan
Operation Mainstream
Harrison and
Beaverton
James C. McNamara
E. Mannsiding Road
Clare
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Clare Sentinel
North Central Meet
Dennis Rynearson
Jerry Waddington
Mid-Michigan
Harrison & Clare
Old
U.S
Leineke
Blake & Mester
Farwell
G. Burnett
J. Fitzpatrick
R. Davis
F. Carneross
M. Bazeley
N. Hall
Shepherd Tops
Sheperd
Bob Beck
Mark Slater
B. Schneider
Reed City
J. Boles
Gladwin County Sheriffs Department
D. Haskin
Harrison Police Department
T. Sanborn
Clare Police Department
R. Riley
Gladwin County
B. MacDonald
Stephenson-Doherty
Laverty-Martin
Mid State Land Co
Sears of Clare
Jenkins Oil Co
Ackermans Pig & Hig
Brokering Funeral Home
C. Thayer
F. Carncross
B. Haggart
J. Haynak
B. Bauder
Pete
Johnny's Shoes
W. 4Th St
Box
DNR Report
Gladwin
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Muskegon River
Lake Shamrock
Lake George
Pinto
Ameritas
FORD
General Environments Corporation
Phoanis
Los Angeles
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