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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
5
Clare hosts Gladwin for Friday night football in Clare. The matchup pits local teams against each other with fans awaiting a decisive result under Friday lights.
The Conservation Department in Gaylord lists 48 rifles shotguns and bows seized from game law violators for sale by sealed bid. Inspect Sept 12–15 9 am to 4 pm EST. Bids due Sept 16 10 am. Public opening at Gaylord shop. Each weapon goes to the highest bidder with no-bid refunds below appraised price. Bids on a single fund basis with deposit equal to offered amount.
Gladwin’s coach Gene Gilbert plans a running game featuring Joe Graves and backs John Mercer Doug Young and veteran Tom Kozidki. Key players listed includeatchermen Tom Neff John Hinkle and Lloyd Eberhart. An injury to end Ruark may shift Jim Perrine to fullback as the Pioneers prepare a schedule ahead.
A garbled wrap of sports notes lists Cardinals in a festial, a halfback from the University of Wichita, Detroit, and Olympic wrestling stakes. It mentions Joe Graboski signing an eighth season with the Philadelphia Warriors and trades involving the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland, Boston Red Sox, and Vancouver, with several players tied to Detroit, Minneapolis, and Toronto.
Michigan reports end of the 1960 regular trout season in designated lakes and streams but predicts strong off season activity. Rainbow trout will be catchable September 12 to November 30 across multiple waters while Brook trout fishing continues in Swangaryard Airport lakes as part of a Department study. Lake trout remain open in fall inland lakes and anglers are advised to target the fall spawning period for best results with largemouth bass northern pike and Great Lakes perch fishing noted as prime in autumn.
Michigan shooting preserves open today with 42 licensed operators for the 1960-61 season running through March 31. Pen reared pheasants and mallard ducks remain the main targets with some preserves offering quail and partridge. Last season preserves reported 16 256 pheasants killed, 8 740 mallards, and 2 662 quail, with most birds wild and flown in from adjacent coves.
Ernest Allen family receives heartfelt sympathy while Douglas Walters is honored guest at a Fellowship Hall party. Activities include receptions, gifts, singing readings and social visits among local families such as Kleinhardts Beattys Garvers and Loyds with travel to Huntington and Mt Pleasant. Hospitalization for minor surgery noted.
Michigan State University researchers unearthed weed seeds buried 80 years ago on the MSU campus this summer, revealing dormant varieties and potential insights into historical crop crops and cultivation.
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