Clare High Falls In Mt Pleasant Invite Semi Final
Hemlock defeated Clare 9 6 to end the Pioneers bid in the Mt Pleasant Invitational. Clare set a tourney record with a May 2 39 run outburst against Portland and saw Bill Legg toss a no hitter in a high scoring game. Chuck Loueh and Bub Zinser led Clare with multiple hits while Deb Nolan led Hemlock with 3 for 5.
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Clare High
Mt. Pleasant
Pioneers
Hemlock
Clare
Portland, High School
Portland
Coleman
Clark
Sacred Heart Academy
CHL
Bill Legg
Chuck Loueh
Bub Zinser
John Zinser
Deb Nolan
Gillespie nets foul ball tale and whale of a catch
An An' That Earl Gillespie tried to snag a foul ball with a broadcast booth net and instead hauled in a 10 pound walleyed pike dropped from upper seats. The odd moment capped by a public spectacle at a Milwaukee Braves game.
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Earl Gillespie
Milwaukee Braves
Gillespie
Jackie Tiller
Notre Dame
Archie Oldham
Oswego
N. Y
State College
Columbia
Lou Rossini
Southern Pines
N. C
Pioneers Third In Track Meet
Clare Pioneers finished third at the Michigan high school regional track in Mt. Pleasant scoring 23 points behind Shepherd 25 and Portland 23. Record efforts included the Medley Relay 2 42.6 with Crawford Zinser Young and Zinser, Bill Zinser 20 ft 3 in broad jump, and 11 ft 7 in pole vault by Pat Crawford.
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Clare Pioneers
Michigan High School Athletic Assn
Lower Peninsula
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Shepherd
Portland
Pioneers
Pat Crawford
Bill Zinser
Larry Young
John Zinser
Nard Robinette
Surprise sixteenth birthday for Loyd Davis at Brush College
A large group gathered Friday evening at Brush College to celebrate Loyd Davis sixteenth birthday with sandwiches cake and Kool Aid. Guests included Perry and Marilyn Davis family friends and neighbors. Reminiscences and games followed with Loyd receiving several gifts.
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Perry Davis
Helhering
Loyd
Lloyd
Bernard” Allen
Helen ‘Coats
Charlotte and
Mayrlin Rockey
Fred Athey
Larry
Jim Newman
Ed Whitehouse
Rolliex Myers
Nancy Allen
Carolyn Coats
Marilyn
Rockey
Charlene Rockey
Kenneth Rockey
Randolph Rockeys
Galen Coats
Adolph Hildebrand
Perry. Davis
Albert Hildebrandt
Clarence Arméttrout
Norman
Myers
Harley Coats
William Foell
Gladwin
Randolph Rockey
Bernard
Allert
Beaverton
Bernard Allent
Roger DeCamp
Adolph Hildebrandt
Norman Myers
John Kehl
Danny
Mt. Pleasant
Jerry Schweingberg
Denise Rose
Bay City
Frank Rose
Margaret Rose
jJunior
Leon Stanley
Clare
Riverside Grange
McCall Pattern
J. P. Coats Companies
Miss Snyder
Phyllis Pearson
Clare County
Clinton Dunkle
Darlene Allens
Grange
Frank Rosé
David
Randy Winters
Lorene Hildebrandt
Leslie Bosch
Royals Reinstate Wanzer as Coach for 1958-59 Season
The Cincinnati Royals re hired Coach Bobby Wanzer for the 1958 59 season while College basketball reports note changes at C W Post College Brockville N Y with George Kaftan named coach and Michigan State issues over athletic policy leading to resignation of Harold Tukey. Baseball notes reference Dodgers decline under Walter O Mally and Dodgers options on Casey Wise Bob Giggle and Harden Kitlebrew to Indianapolis. The 61 year old former bonus boy led the Southern Association in lem ers last season with 29.
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Cincinnati Royals
Bobby Wanzer
George Kaftan
Holy Cross
N.B.A
Beth
C.W. Post College
Brockville
Harold B. Tukey
Michigan State
Athletic Council
M.L.U
Jackie Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Milwaukee
Casey Wise
Bob Giggle
Wichita
Washington
Hardon Kitlebrew
Indianapolis
Southern Association
Lemers
Pistol Scores First Division At Meet With Sharp Shooters
The record shows W. Pitts 289 63 and L. Eisenhauer 289 58 leading the first division with CG Sehaaf 288 29 and B. Loomis claiming shells. In actual high Pitts 264. Second division lists L. Krug 251 and R. Rodabaugh 248 with C. Slocum 230 and F. Hageart winning shells.
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W. Pitts
L. Eisenhauer
CG. Sehaaf
B. Loomis
L. Krug
A R.rodabaugh
Pec. Slocum
F. Hageart
HDA Resorts To Display Safer Standards Signage
Michigan resorts will display the HDA sign this summer signaling health department approved facilities. About 2,200 of 5,000 eligible resorts qualified, an increase of roughly 200 from last year. The six year program covers hotels tourist cabins and summer resort hotels meeting state health standards with safe water sanitation and proper building and food handling.
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Michigan
Eid al
Health Department
Thotels
Unclear Training Visit Mentioned at Traverse City Hospital
Fragments describe a Friday night stay at Traverse City Hospital and a Sunday return with several Hildebrandt family members including Mr and Mrs Adolph Hildebrandt. Other names referenced are Marian Hildebrandt Lynette and Yvonne, with Albert Hildebrandt involved.
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Traverse City Hospital
Adolph Hildebrandt
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CLUB
Embassy
California
Remeem
Sea
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Redeem
Yugoslavia
Franjo Mihalic
Johnny Kelley
League IN Action
Brush College
Loedt
Scotia
Greer Auto Sales
N. McEwan St
Horrocks
Ibbotson
Tackle
Grove
Brothers
Clare, Mich
HDA Resorts
HDA
Mt. Pleagant
Valley Chemical Co
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Cobb
Lajoie
Speaker
Anson
Wagener
Collisis
Paul Waner
Musial
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