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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1958

Page

4

East Lansing trip covers high school hoops and refs

Viewed from the Pressbox reports on the Milligan State High School basketball finale at East Lansing. Detroit Austin defeated Hudson 45-35 in a low scoring semifinal, with standout Dave DeBuschure and Chet Walker highlighted. critics note excessive fouls and close officiating. The writer previews upcoming Manchester and Milan rounds and urges sportsmanship as spring baseball begins.

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Saline Bowling League Sees High Scores This Week

Martys Restaurant crew posted the week’s top game with 1018 and a 2688 series as Saline league play continued. Homenway led with a 255, a 610 series, while Esquire Cleaners Georges Bar and Saline Home Improvement posted four point wins. Other notable scores included Lyons 223 Hoeft 222 Graf 212 Jaeger 212 Deede 211 Glaze 203.

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Coaches and teams eye League of the Lakes season

The article previews upcoming baseball in the League of the Lakes, assessing Manchester Dutchmen and Dexter Dreadnoughtts, Pinckney, South Lyon, and Hartland Eagles. It notes key players Graduates, new batters, and expected strengths and weaknesses as teams prepare for 1958 season.

South Lyon Pinckney Lions Bob Lewis Boysville Fighting Knights Tomorowski Brothers Leo Liedell Battery Knights Hartland Eagles Hartland Eagle Derk Chistensen Eagles Christensen League of the Lakes

Manchester Baseball Outlook Promises Strong Dutchmen Return

Manchester High School’s Dutchmen bring eight lettermen back from last season’s co champion team. Senior pitcher Conrad Gonyer stands out with a 17 4 career record. Ralph England anchors behind the plate while John England and Jerry Schmidt provide veteran depth. Tom Burch may bolster shortstop with potential, and a five way battle shapes the outfield as coach Leaning towards Creech Shadley Kirk in the hunt.

United States Lakes Manichester Dutchmen Max “Lee Bill ‘Bunney Grover” Hamstock Manchester Hest “Battery Conrad Gonyer Ralph England Dexter Alan Moshe Wentzel Manchester High School Conrad Gonyer Coagreé Teading Peribs John” Eneland Jerry Schmidt Have & Battlé Keystone Huber Pratt Ane Tom Burch Grover. Hamstock Jerry Meyer Chuck Dunny Lée“hotés Sill Creech Jerry” Shadley Bill Kirk Jack Creech Bill ‘Hairstock Tare Ade

Hartland and Dexter Schedule Highlights and New Subscribers

The Saline Observer lists upcoming events with a busy schedule from Hartland and nearby towns including April 21 Hartland, April 24 Boysville, April 28 Pinckney, May 4 South, May 5 Lyon, May 19 Dexett, May 30 Hartland, and May 27 Leslie. New subscribers Domestic include Carl AL Curtiss, Wes Howard, Clarence Kraftcheck, Manchester John LaRue, George E. Moore, and Edward Alber. Mr and Mrs Henry Groeb of Maple Road host about thirty five family members for Sharon’s confirmation at St Pauls Church on March 30.

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NCAA swimming and diving championships in Ann Arbor

Record or near record performances loom as one of the fastest collegiate fields assembles for the NCAA swimming and diving championships in Ann Arbor March 27 to 29. National and Olympic champions are among those in action with events beginning Thursday night and finals set for 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday showdowns highly anticipated.

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Donkey Basketball Game Wednesday Night at Saline High

Saline High School Gym hosts a donkey basketball charity event Wednesday March 26 at 8 p.m. Admission is 50 cents for children and likely higher for adults. The FRA Saline Chapter sponsors a two-game lineup featuring FFA boys versus Saline High faculty and IVELA boys versus FFA Alumni with colorful local participants.

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