Orioles Batting Star Wilbert Robinson Sets Seven Plate Appearance Note
Wilbert Robinson of the Orioles in 1994 with six singles and a double in seven at bats marks a record performance. The Phillies forfeited a game against the Cardinals on July 18 of the season, the first such forfeit since 1949. Also noted are UC A former lumberjack from Susanville and a UNC Tar Heel guard amid a mix of sports lore and player tidbits.
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Wilbert Robinson
Orioles
Phillies
Cardinals
Jack Ellena
Susanville
California
Chris Carspenter
University of North Carolina Tarheel
Wally Moon
St. Louis
Jim Lee Howell
New York Football Giants
Arkansas
Bob Lemon
Limited Special Permits Remain for Northern Michigan Hunt
The Michigan Conservation Department reports only 725 permits left of 40 000 for hunting in the northern peninsula during the December deer season. Quotas for areas A and B shrinking with about 2250 and 12 500 still available. Applications due by November 1 on a first come first served basis with no drawing planned for northern areas. Area C in Allegan county already filled after a drawing last week awarding 1000 permits. Perry Snyder Bangor received the first permit.
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Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Conservation Department
Allegan County
Perry -Snyder
Bangor
Public lands support free hunting in southern Michigan
Hunters use 120000 acres of public game areas across southern Michigan. The Pittman Robertson funded program since 1941 created and developed these areas with federal PR funds and hunter license dollars. Planting provides food and cover. 1.56 million trees and shrubs and 4000 tons of lime were added in two years.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Pittman-Robertson
Taxes Pay for Game Cover and Food in Michigan 1937
Small game hunters in southern Michigan benefit from Pittman Robertson taxes on hunting gear since 1937. Habitat program since 1948 provided over 7.4 million trees and shrubs and about 2% tons of grass and legume seeds to 3,600 farms in the southern lower peninsula for windbreaks and wildlife food and cover. Opening weekend of 1954 pheasant season noted tighter hunting due to heavy harvests, with improved prospects later in the season according to Ralph Biouch conservation official. hunters urged to consider farmers' needs before hunting on private land.
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Michigan
Pittman-Robertson
Lower Peninsula
Ralph Biouch
Conservation Department ‘Gamé
Deer Population Counts in Otsego County Drives
Conservation department field workers conducted night deer counts across Otsego County. They logged 539 deer over 92 miles, with 288 deer in 52 miles along Old State Road in the southeast and 251 deer over 40 miles near the Pigeon River in the northeast.
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Conservation Department
Otsego County
I. H. Bartlett
Lansing
Otto Failing
Wayne B. Tennant
Vern Thaler
Edmund Ecker
Gaylord
Pigeon River
Conservation Convictions Rise With 271 Weekly Total
The weekly list of conservation law convictions rose to 271 last week the highest in a year. Most were game law infractions with some fish law violations and several cases for transporting weapons illegally. Hunting season runs October 1 to March 1 in Michigan. lists reflect convictions reported to the Lansing office.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Lansing
Michigan Fishermen Face November Chub Ban
Michigan anglers cannot fish chubs in November on Lake Michigan due to state regulations. Wisconsin has opened its sections to November chub fishing, citing changing conditions and the decline of lake trout populations since lamphrey impacts. State authorities say emergency orders cannot override Michigan law.
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Conservation Department
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
From Where I Sit: Town Pride and Subscriptions
A readers column notes native New Yorkers who adopted The Clarion to keep in touch with their hometown. The piece argues that choosing a town or product reflects personal freedom and neighborly respect, urging readers to celebrate local pride and subscribe.
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Clark
Clarian
Clarion
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