First College Football Games and Milestones Emerged
A historical survey traces the first intercollegiate game between Princeton and Rutgers in 1869, the shift to rugby in 1875, and key rules reforms by Walter Camp. It notes Michigan Cornell challenges, the 1880s scrimmage and quarterback creation, 10 yards four downs, Stagg and Yost eras, and the emergence of professional football with Latrobe 1895, the NFL 1921, and the AFL 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Rutgers
New Brunswick
N.J
Harvard
McGill University Football Club
Canada
McGill
Compton
University of Michigan
Cornell
Cleveland
Andrew Dickson White
Gornell
Walter Camp
Camp
A.A. Stagg
Fielding H
Warner
Carlisle Indian School
Community Social Ties Highlight Gilmore Rosebush Area
Sunday gatherings and dinners feature Central Gilmore Rosebush and Alma residents with visits across families including the Pritchards Fuller Bakers and Kidder Wood Cameron and Pitts households. A Labor Day dinner, a hole in one contest winnings, and church youth rally plans in Gilmore are noted along with hospital discharge and teaching updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Gilmore
William Phillips
Garlyle Gallaghers
Alma
Cameron
Elmer Kidder
James Pitts
Gland Fordyce
Mt. Pleasant
Eulah McAlvey
Bath
Gilmore
Agnes Fuller
Harriet Baker
Marian Pritchard
Ada Kidder
Elsie Wood
Hugh Johnson
Budd Lake
Alma Perry
Farwell
Emma Perry
Gilmore Church of Christ
Gilmore Church
Gene Dulin
Toronto Bible College
Canada
Russia
Europe
Walter Wood
Anna Wood
Clare Hospital
Frank. Force
Detroit
Alvin Wood
Birth of Gordon Ernest Bennett at Clare Hospital
Mann Siding congratulates Mr and Mrs George Bennett on the birth of a son named Gordon Ernest born September 3 at Clare Hospital. The article notes family visits and local social gatherings including church group trips and weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bennett
Clare Hospital
Gordon Ernest
Lyle Abbott
Judith
Mona Tessman
Jocin
Dover Baptist Church
Grayling
AuSable River
Howard Brockway
Mer
Dale Brockway
Arizona
Dan Rames
Viola Bennett
Attica
Neil Porter
Pontiac
Harry Hillman
Mary Heber
Ray Brink
Grace Pfannes
Margaret Gould
August Hoskey
James McClung
Sebastian Pfannes
Flint
William Case
Clare
William Hileman
O.m.somers
Retires To Wonderland Of Outdoors
A vacation time visitor who fished and hunted at Lake for 20 years retires from his job and becomes a permanent resident. Milan N Plavsic, retired police and safety administrator, builds a home at 441 Hillcrest Dr Lake with wife Eloise daughter Joy mother Emma. He has held public and industrial law enforcement posts in Saginaw Hazel Park Michigan Kentucky Illinois and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan N. Plavsic
Police and Safety
Hillcrest Dr
Lake
Eloise
Joy
Farwell High
Emma
Saginaw
Hazel Park
Michigan
Kentucky
Illinois
Texas
Bowling Scores Page Reports Weekly League Results
The bulletin lists Wednesday night men’s league standings and high scores from Gateway Lanes including season high 602 by Al Sacco and 225 by Leon Dysinger. Friday night ladies results show team records and top series and games led by Mil dred LeTourneau and Rose Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Tool
State Farm
Michigan Bell
Jim's A & W
Citizen's State Bank
Kraft Pn
Marathon
Bar
Gateway Lanes
Harrison Gas& Off
Farwell Inc
al Sacco
AL Smith
Leon Dysinger
Jake Miller
Larry Beadle
Ford-O-Matics
X. Barnes Town
Marble's Auto Collision
Brackart Motor Sales
Band Box Cleaners
the Yarwell News
Bonham’s Weil Drilling
Z ¥Verts Jewelers
Coldwater Lake Bar
Ulrich Standard
Nesbitt’s Orange
Green’s Shoes
Holley
Corky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latrobe
National Football League
Porkex
Jay
REDS
Jim Maloney
SLA
Cincinnati
Jim
Ernie. Bryant
ED Tomask
HUB Oil Co., Inc
Shank
Small & Lean
Elour
Peg
Blue Ribbon
Caner Sinds
Hygrade
Braunschweiger Hygrade
W. Virginia Bread
Mich
Woz
Jar
PRG
Shedd's
Libby Or
del Monte
Birdseye
Doz, Peg
U.S
California
Wonderland of
THE
Clare Sentinel
Farm Bureau Insurance
Redrill
Gateway Lanes North
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