Sports Notes Roundup From Pro Football Golf And Baseball
Manager Eddie Stanky of the St Louis Cardinals becomes a father of four as the Stankys reside in War Hope Alabama. John Dotley the Bears fullback retires after injuries while Connie Mack is highlighted as a manager and star catcher. Birdie Tebbetts leads Cincinnati to a strong 89 win year. Ed Macauley and Bob Cousy sign 1955 Celtics contracts as the Indians and Cubs chase history with notable old line marks from 1906.
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Eddie Stanky
Sir Louis Cardinals
Stankys
Lre
Wair- Thope
Ala
John Dottley
Chicago Bears
Dotley
University of Mississippi
Jerome Cvengros
Wiscorgin
Ironwood
Michigan
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Birdie Tebbets
Cincinnati
Ed Macauley
Bob Gousey
Boston Celtics
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Chicago
White Sox
Parks, Fish, Wardens Seek Bigger State Outdoors Budget
Michigan conservation officials approved a 1955 56 budget totaling 17.785 million dollars, up 4.5 million from current appropriations. The increase funds park land purchases and improvements across 59 state parks, with plans to raise the officer strength to 200 and expand warm water fishing programs and land acquisitions to meet rising demand.
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Michigan
The
Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
State seeks funds to curb Great Lakes lampreys
State fisheries request 30000 dollars to continue battle against sea lamprey in the Great Lakes region. If funded, efforts will target stopping lamprey spawning runs into streams feeding the Great Lakes.
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Great Lakes
Hunters Should Heed Horton Law This Season
An estimated 300000 hunters opened Michigan pheasant season on October 20 with a forecast of 500000 total hunters across farms and fields by November 10 and a possible 1250000 pheasants. Officials say record totals could rank among the five best years with 1944’s 1400000 birds as a high mark. Conservationists urge farmers’ permission before entry and remind violators face fines and possible imprisonment under the Horton trespass law.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Michigan Deer Story film packs bookings through Thanksgiving
The Michigan conservation department reports its 27 minute color sound film Booked Solid The Michigan Deer Story is fully booked with 30 copies already reserved by clubs schools and civic groups. J Tinker, head of the films loan section, notes the film completed this summer and highlights the whitetail herd range and current issues.
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Michigan
State Conservation Department
J. Tinker
Permits Still Available for Michigan December Deer Season
About 2000 permits remain for area D 4000 for area B and 12000 for area A from a total 81000. Successful applicants will receive permits in the first two weeks of November before the November 15-30 back season. A drawing will be held for area C Allegan county where 1300 people seek 1000 permits. For the other three areas applications will be accepted as long as quotas last with no drawing if filled before November 1.
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Michigan
Allegan County
Lower Peninsula
Bee Stings Can Be Fatal to Vulnerable Individuals
Bee stings, typically painful nuisances, can prove deadly for vulnerable people. The text notes the potential severity of Apis venom and hints at risk factors that amplify danger for sensitive individuals.
Powder Bowl Grid Declares Sorority Showdown At CMU Field
Delta Zeta and Zeta Tau Alpha clash in the second Powder Bowl at Alumni Field Central Michigan College at 4 15 p m October 27 The game features a width wise format and an all male coaching staff with semi secret practice sessions and a revenge motive for ZTA who lost last year 2 0 The rosters list numerous freshmen to seniors from Saginaw Bay City Alma Owosso Mt Pleasant and other Michigan towns with coaches named Archie Wright Neil Watson and others
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Central Michigan College
Delta Zeta
Zeta Tau Alpha
Central Micchigan
Eldine Bailey
New Lothrop
Wiletta Bailey
Bay City
Maureen Quinlan
Mt. Pleasant
Rosilyn Theisen
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Carol Van‘ek
Royal Oak
Judy ‘VerPlank
Zeeland
Marilyn Hoard
Alma
Dre
Archie Wright
Neil Watson
Pete Carr
Joe Winarski
Pete Peterson
Clareen Hood
Owosso
Nancy Kleinschmidt
Saginaw
Lucy Ballew
East LeRoy
Marty Moyer
Fenton
Carolyn Cutler
Jo Flermning
Local Students Named In Regional Sports Roster
Bonnie Bliss and Mary Sanger lead a list of high school athletes from Grand Rapids Holland Belding Qwassa Bay City Grosse Pointe and Dearborn area. The roster includes Jo Murphy Nancy Cowles Barbara Bowman Marjorie Morse Mary Hardleben Betty Cotton Lou Johnson and others with coaches Frank Jank Ron MecClune Steve Marovich Larry Abbott and Ira Carroll.
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Bonnie Bliss
Grand Rapids
Mary Sanger
Holland
Jo. Murphy
Belding
Nancy Cowles
Barbara Bowman
Qwassa
Marjorie Morse
Bay City
Mary Hardleben
Grosse P Pointe
Betty Cotton
Mr. Pleasant
Lou Johnson
Indian River
Frank Jank
Ron MecClune
Steve Marovich
Larry Abbott
Ira Carroll
Community Notes From Gilmore Center Area
Mrs. Ws. R. Jarman and Kenneth Lautzenheiser visited Ed McAlvey's home while Kenneth attended a Lansing teachers meeting. Bruce Gamble bought the Bruce Gamble farm. Delda Wood is not well. a baby boy John William Harvey Mullett was born to Mr and Mrs Mullett. Roy Jarman underwent surgery at Clare Hospital and is improving. Kitty Brown celebrated her birthday and is recovering.
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Ws. R. Jarman
Weidman
Kenneth Lautzenheiser
Little
Dennis
Northport
Ed McAlvey
Kenneth
Lansing
Newton
Huffine
David
Indiana
Juanita Jarman
Robert Smith
Stuart Graham
Bruce Gamble
Sparky
W. R. Jarman
Delda Wood
Jay McAlvey
Wit
Mets
Elwyn
Pitts
Kenneth Schutzenheiser
Gates
Mullett
Pleasant
John William
Harvey Mullet
Biity Philipps
Gilmore
Roy Jarman
Therm Jarman
Clare Hospital
Thern
Kitty Brown
Central Michigan offers free football game admission for high school coaches
Coach Bill Kelly reminded all state high school football coaches their squads will be admitted free to CMU football games. CMU has two home games left, hosting Illinois Normal on October 20 and Michigan Normal on November 12, with kickoffs at 2 and 5:30 p.m. respectively.
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Bill Kelly
Central Michigan
Chippewas
Michigan
Tlinois
Pam
Giants and Indians Lead Series Hitting in 1954 World Series
In the 1954 World Series batters from both leagues faced off with Avila of the Cleveland Indians leading the American League and Mays of the New York Giants guiding the National League. The matchup marked the third time the series featured such cross league batting leadership.
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Tihe
Bobby Avila
Cleveland, Indians
Willy Mays
New York Giants
Fires scorch 18 acres in Michigan last week report
A forest fire burned 18 acres in Michigan last week. Through this year 948 fires have scorched 8629 acres across state lands and grasslands excluding federal forest areas.
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Michigan
Brake Service Ad Promises Safe Brakes For Lives
Marble Auto Collision Service offers specialized service with free inspection and a slogan about safe brakes saving lives. Phone 260 W.
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Marble Auto
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