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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1954

Page

2

Baseball icons Mack and Grim mark eras and drafts

Connie Mack long served the Philadelphia Athletics since 1901 and renamed McGillicuddy to Mack. Bob Grim trained at Camp Lejeune in 1953 after military draft and became a confident catcher. The piece notes Columbia coach Gergke Furey, Cardinals farm clubs with diverse players, Browns roster draftees from military service, and trades involving Stan Sheriff and Dewey McConnell.

Connie Mack Haceball Phil Sdelphia Hergade v Ida Gros McGillicuddy Mack Bob Grim Columbia Ralph Furey St. Louis Cardinals Colmmabia Canada Mexico Puerto Rico Cuba Panama Carnal Zone Cleveland National Football ‘League Army Navy Tice Los Angeles Ramis Stan Sheriff Dewey McConnell Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Bullets Chuck Grisby University of Dayton

Special Permit Deadline October 10 for Deer Season

Hunters must apply by October 10 to obtain the free special deer season permit. Deer hunters are urged to act now to secure approval for the December 1 season.

Hunting restrictions cracked down in Oa and Mich state note

The notice outlines shooting hours and metidian area restrictions for hunting and water use. It lists specific times and dates, with references to estem standard and regional identifiers, and notes that no hunting is allowed before 10.00 A.M. EST in October and under state conservation authority.

Alorachtdale Michigan Department.of Conservation

Wolves Bagged Trappers Begged Six Timber Wolves in August

State conservation records show six timber wolves were bountied in August in the Upper Peninsula. Alger County yielded two males and two females, Gogebic County one female, and Luce County one male. The monthly total is the highest in years, bringing the year count to 11. Conservationsists estimate only a few wolf families remain in the UP, as prior ranges have dwindled due to civilization. Bounty pays 20 dollars for a female and 16 dollars for a male.

Upper Peninsula Conservation Department Alger County Gogebic County Luce County

Partridge Hunting Below Par Across Regions

Rural mail carriers report ruffed grouse counts well below par this year, with 1951 high numbers eroded through 1962 to 1963. Northern lower peninsula shows a milder decline than above the Straits, aligning with a 10 year cycle. Peak populations occurred in 1950 51 and a low point is expected this fall and again in 1955.

Upper Peninsula Lower Peninsula Straits

Cooperative hunting plan covers 163000 acres in Michigan

About 16860 acres in southern Michigan will be available to hunters this fall under the Winikiston cooperative land use plan. Farmers form clubs to manage hunting as permits allow hunter access across club land with approval from members. Forty seven clubs will operate in the southern state with materials printed for October 10 delivery ahead of pheasant season.

Michigan Winikiston Williamston Conservation Department Lansing

Deer hunting information folder now available in Michigan

The conservation department announces the annual deer hunting information folder for hunters. It includes explanations of 1984 season regulations, area maps, and last year’s activity with kill per square mile by area. An open letter invites hunters to use the data for planning and notes past special seasons in Michigan's lower peninsula.

Michigan Lower Peninsula Conservation Department Game Division Lansing

Shin Bone Stands Up to Three to Four Thousand Pounds

The strongest bone in the body is the shin bone and it could theoretically support between three and four thousand pounds.

Jayvees Beat Alma 19 14 In Narrow Junior Varsity Win

Clare High School junior varsity defeated Alma 19 to 14 last Thursday in a twelfth straight win. Bob Tubbs scored all three touchdowns rushing for fifty, forty, and twelve yards with Guy Kaneckow making one extra point. Strong defense came from Don Bay and linemen Dick Beery and Carlisle Garthe. Coach Robert C. Baker praised teamwork and defense. The jayvee team played Reed City the following night at 2:00 p.m.

Clare High School Alma Jayvees Bob Tubbs Bob Guy Kaneckow Don Bay Dick Beery Carlisle Garthe Robert C. Baker Reed City

Marine marksman prefers sling shot over modern arms

MSgt. Frank O. Freeman of Pensacola now with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea qualified on the 45 pistol course with a sling shot made of ashwood and a 12 inch rubber sling. Freeman, a long time rifle and pistol shooter since 1947, recalls hunting rabbits and quail with a sling and selling frog legs to fund pellets.

San Diego Frank O. Freeman Pensacola Morida Marine Aircraft Wing Korea Washington Freeman del Mar California

Freeman Demonstrates Sling Shot Qualification Techniques

Freeman explains that a properly used sling shot can be deadly with a 200 grain slug at 30 yards and 250 yards practical. He recalls a San Diego range incident where a recruit struggled with a 45 caliber pistol and Freeman qualified using a sling shot scoring 260 amid rapid fire.

Freeman San Diego Mai

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