Clare Pioneers top Harrison 22 to 12 in NCC clash
Jerry Bouchey scored two one yard TD runs and Lenny Hardein rushed for 126 yards as Clare defeated Harrison 22 12. Jamie Hicks passed for 55 yards, Tim Bailey had three receptions for 49 yards, and Clare piled up 279 yards total offense while holding Harrison to 219. Colville praised the line and defense noting strong second half performance and improved conditioning.
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Harrison
Jerry Bouchey
Lenny Hardein
Clare
Bouchey
Hardoin
Jim Colville
Jamie Hicks
Pioneers
Tim Bailey
Hornets
Pioneer
Tim Bedford
al Humphrey
John Miller
Jeff Sexton
Colville
Glore
Horens
Mike Ridge
Dee Heintz
Hornet
Kelly Blosser
Sexton
Glenn
Miller
Bedford
Heintz
Fred Doherty
Ridge
Gregg Gunderman
Gunderman
Clare JV Falls to Harrison in 26 6 Setback
Clare JWs suffer a 26 to 6 defeat to Harrison as Charles Shurlow rushes 82 yards on ten carries with a longest run of 47 yards. Coach Cliff Wellman cites four fatal mistakes including a 40 yard reverse and a punt return TD by Harrison. Freshman Tom Murray and end Richard Walworth contribute modest yardage in later quarters.
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Charles Shurlow
Clare J.W
Harrison
Shurlow
Cliff Wellman
Wellman
Pioneer
Clare
John Quinnan
Chazey Aleck
Tom Murray
Richard Walworth
Doug Moline
Reed City
Shepera
Demarest Brothers Lead Clare Golf To Win Over Sanford Meridian
Todd Demarest fired 40 and brother Tom shot 41 to spark Clare varsity to a 169 177 victory over Sanford Meridian on Tuesday September 14 Gary Roth Jessie Foster and Kirk Yats added strong scores for Clare in the win Junior varsity also won led by John Forsberg 46 in a 194 216 score Clare later split a tri match with Reed City and Benzie Central and sent Tom Demarest to the All Tournament Team at Houghton Lake Invitational with a 75 efforts by Todd and Yats followed.
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Sanford
Todd Demarest
Tom
Clare
Sanford-Meridian
Gary Roth
Jessie Foster
Kirk Yats
Brad Miller
John Forsberg
Pioneers
Forsberg
Steve Schumm
Glen Gunderman
Tom Lodes
Tim Eden
David Bay
John Olson
Reed City
Benzie Central
Tom Demarest
Pioneer
Yats
Oscoda
Saginaw Swan Valley
Saginaw St. Stephen
Big Rapids
Manistee
Houghton Lake
Phase Out hunting ends access on private Cropland lands
The 1976 season will be the last year hunters can use private Cropland Adjustment Program lands in Michigan without charge. Ten years ago about 60 000 acres were open for public hunting. expirations reduce this to about 25 000 acres for 1976. Landowners retired from farming and may receive a supplemental payment for making lands available to hunting.
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Dora Diehl
Michigan State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
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