Cane 20 Tourney Golfers First Flight After Round One
The Twin Elms Club hosts the Cane 20 Tourney first flight after 38 golfers were halved. Results include Red Pike over Jim Olson and Jack Courter over Rod Kigar with several byes and medalist honors awarded to Red Pike. Women matches also noted with Blanch Wright defeating Jean Cradit. September 30 tax refunds for gas and CMU football ranking mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Pike
Jim Olson
Jack Courter
Rod Kigar
Bill Watson
Bob Jones
Jerry Nivision
Dr. Platt
A Ains
Cotter
Sim Misher
Ben’ Tarzwell
Chris Demo Oemeee
Harry ‘Mewey
Sites
Homer Douglas
August Behnke
Harold Fleming
Don Richardson
Paul Moon
Ben Bosink
Dick Sype
Jean Cradit
Forgotten Ones Call for Girls Sports Program in Clare
Bernard Wilson highlights lack of recreational activities for girls aged eight to 15 in Clare. He urges parents and adults to form a group to establish softball, swimming, volleyball or tennis programs using local facilities and donations to fund equipment and organize intertown contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Little League
Bell cow leaders drive Yankee, Red Sox and Tigers
The article discusses the concept of a bell cow in baseball, highlighting Babe Ruth Joe DiMaggio Mickey Mantle Ted Williams Hank Aaron and others as leaders. It notes the Tigers struggles without a consistent slugger like Kaline Groth or Finigan and mentions Harvey Kuenns uneven banner year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Babe
Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Mickey. Mantle
Gehrigs
Gordons
Kellers
Dickeys
Berras
Bauers
Kansas City
New York
Ted Williams
Bell Cow
Red Sox
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Braves
Tigers
Kaline
Boone
Maxwell
Johnny* Groth
Jim Finigan
Harvey Kuienn
Harvey
Tigers Farm System Produces Hints Of Future Major Leaguers
The article notes many Michigan bred players in the Tigers organization and discusses how even strong farm systems require top talent to reach the parent club. It cites power hitters and on base threats as key to championship teams and mentions Nellie Fox Minnie Minoso and Luis Aparicio as examples of on base catalysts. It also argues how top farm teams will test and reveal which prospects can advance to the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Bill Terry
Fred Lindstrom
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Nellie Fox
Minnie Minoso
Luis Aparicio
Yankees
Michigan
Tiger Farm
Tiger Farms
Fragmentary Sports Card Entries From Unknown Meet
OCR fragment lists several runners and numbers including Norcutt 263 and Eisenhauer 199 with shell values and a Hemstreet 430. Mentions Love 212 and Gistoe and Hemstreet in unclear racing context. No clear event names or dates discernible.
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Leftér
Norcutt
Meion
Hemstreet
Racer
Love
Ath
Eisenhauer
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Bud Drebert
Lee Mavis
Neil Cradit
Harold ‘Eady
Dale Hines
Harold Reiss
Paul Sheponski
Bob Mitchell
Hark Baumgarth
Frank Lagoe
Clarence. Behnke
Dick "Ulrich
Tim Frey
Dr. Krainik
Dick Raehrs
Don Dugan
Sra Flight
Ann Olson
Helen Me
Kee
Barb Dunbar
Grace Frey
Myritile Behnke
Adelaide Elden
Ruth Schroeder
Vivian Demo Mae Behnke
Betty Sype
Marguerite Bromley
Jennie Bowler
Central Michigan
Street and Smith
Chippewas
Midwest
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Xavier Dayton
Marquette
CMC
St. Joseph’s
Youngstown
Ene
Remingtons
Brownings
Winchesters
Savages
Ithacas
B.J. Burdo
Mich
Bernard Wilson
BY Melott
Yul
Carlings
Clare It
Gateway
San Marbles Auto
Rolirer
Ri. Heiby
Storher
Frisby
Lakeside
Ang. T
Kenroe
Hunt & Fish É Mitz T
Stephenson
Sun Oil nCo
Cliff's
Rish Mit i
Maniepear
Clarare
Alict
Ladies League
Pletghen
Sunoco
Bell v8
Sinela
Clare Sentinel
Harigeaih
F. Leonard
D. Bell
Anderson
Mertén
D. Marshall
Schaeffers Marshall
M. Bauer
F. Shelander
Rockwood Bar
Merchant's League
Coleman
Clare’ Mtg. Co
Schaeffer Dairy
Eli's Sinclair
Wajor
Seutentres
Stanley- Oil
McDonald's
Li Schellhas
Pete’s
Jd Dunlop
Thayes
Murphy
St. Mott
J. Whitmore
Wisler
N. Terwilliger
Noncutt
Hoethlisberger
Srd
W. Pitts
McEwan
Larry
Fran
Shelander
Ss GE
Foss
Varins Sealy’s Golden Sleep Sale
Clare Furniture Co
Dan Burdo
Phorie
Ford
Gatdal
Ford Cars
Clare, Michigan
McEwan St
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