Hornets Down Roosevelt In Fast Game 45-39
Saline team defeats Roosevelt 45 to 39 in a fast paced contest. Dundee tops U High 62 to 45. Chelsea beats Milan 60 to 55. Flat Rock edges Lincoln 72 to 46. Friday results show Saline strong against top contender Roosevelt.
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Saline Hornets Top Roosevelt In Tight Huron League Clash
Saline stays alone atop the Huron League standings after a 45 to 39 victory over Roosevelt at Bowen Field. Si Woods led the Hornets with 16 points as Roosevelt’s Tom MacKenzie added 10 and Bill Bailey 9 for the Rough Riders. The Saline reserves were routed 28 to 13 in the preliminary game.
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Rough Riders
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Wee
Missi
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Bill Bailey
Jim England
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Art Dylaman
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Falk
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Bowling Standings Show Scrappy Race Tight Between Teams
Bowling report notes nip and tuck season as Green's Jewelers lead with 50 wins 18 losses or nearby. Skyline and Dancers trail with mid 40s wins. Lodi Snaps and Doug Gregory with shifting positions amid close scores and top averages by Shirley A Wanda B Jackie H. Green's posts a new high team game of 821.
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Port of Condition of Citizens Bank of Saline Michigan 1955
Port of condition for Citizens Bank of Saline Washtenaw County Michigan as of December 31 1955 published under State Banking Authorities and Federal Reserve Bank. Lists cash balances government obligations loans and discounts bank premises and total assets with figures and notes on liens.
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Washtenaw County
Michigan
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Musial Sees 1955 World Series Film in St Louis
August Busch Jr. showed the 1955 World Series in St Louis with Stan Musial among attendees. The program planned to follow with the 1955 All Star Game film but arrived late. Musial recalled St Louis key moment, a twelfth inning homer giving the National League a 6 to 5 win. A fan proposed a humorous all star team with notable players and entertainers led by Casey Stengel as manager and Martin and Lewis as executive heads.
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al Schacht
Max Patkin
Jackie Price
Nick Attrock
John
Goose Tatum
Jones
Ed Haman
King Tut
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Lewis
Bobo Nickeron
Kansas City
Dartmouth Coach Criticizes New College Basketball Rules
Dartmouth coach Julian, in his sixth year with the Indians, condemns recent rules changes. He criticizes the one plus foul through 40 minutes, the 12 foot lane, and the five second closely guarded jump ball rule, saying they promote rough play and hinder the game. He also questions the five second stall-dribble rule and the jump ball call.
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Ferey
Dartmouth
Ias
Dartmouth Indians
Julian
Bobcat Hunting Earns Seasonal Protection in Michigan
In Michigan the bobcat is now a protected game animal for the 1955 56 season opening December 15 in the lower peninsula. Hunters with trained hounds pursue the sport in snow filled swamps, making bobcat hunting a winter attraction while aiming to protect breeding stock for future seasons. The bobcat is a large tawny cat weighing up to 49 pounds and capable of fierce defiance when cornered, with limits on hunting to trophy sized captures in some groups.
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Mchigan
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Tim
Nofresh
Wade Muany
Miller
Houghton Lake
Mio
Fairven
Stan Godfrey
Great Cedar
Alpana
Local bowling scores and major league notes mix in action
High scores led by Alice Goltz at 172 with four strikes in a row and multiple players tied for doubles. The column recalls homers by Bert Haas in his final White Sox game before a Montreal move and previews the Reds’ spring train roster led by Ted Kluszewski at 240 pounds, Johnny Temple at 159, Jim Pearce at six seven, and Jackie Collum at five seven.
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Saline Hotel
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Tampa
Ted Kluszewski
Johnny Temple
Jim Pearce
Jackie Collum
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