Saline Women Bowing Association Banquet Highlights
The Saline Women's Bowling Association held its annual banquet at the Legion home with about seventy in attendance. A chicken dinner, spring flower decor, and nutcup place cards marked the event. Carol Steinke and Linda Perry performed musical pantomimes, door prizes were awarded, and new officers for Wednesday and Thursday leagues were introduced.
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Saline Women’s Bowling Association
Legion Home
Lloyd Dell
Luther Dicks
Wilson
Keith Cammet
Ann Arbor
Carol Steinke
Linda Perry
Roberta
Frederick
Hazel Graf
Pearl Wild
Arlene Bersuder
Donna Bennett
Arthur Zurlinden
Sect-Treas
Loren Bersuder
James Morse
Donna Lage
Richard Martin
Cochairman
Robert Straling
Herbert Lange
League
Wednesday Night Bowling Standings and High Scores
Team Polar Bear scored 82 with 32.80 earned per entry. Universal posted 63% at 25.40 and Saline Hotel 6144 earned 24.60. High averages include Martin Strietter 147 and Alice Goltz 146. Peg Jordon led with 238 game and 575 series. Serena Haines raised 36 pins.
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Polar Bear
Universal
Saline Hotel
Schmids Wal-A-Way
Ted’s
Martin Strietter
Alice Goltz
Helen Starling
Peg Jordon
Marion Strieter
Mae Uphaug
Hazel Graf
Serena Haines
Banquet Marks Saline Bowling Event With Elections
The Saline bowling banquet at St Andrews Church featured ham dinner, annual officer elections with Mrs. Ray Armbruster as president, and rejoining Saline Women's bowling association. Committees honored for decorations, book covers and entertainment. awards given for high games and series.
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St. Andrews Church
Ray Armbruster
Lucy Turner
Douglas Hoeft
Saline Women’s Bowling Association
Leona Rogers
Jackson Speedway Opens May 7
Jackson Motor Speedway kicks off the 1955 season on Saturday May 7 with nine stock car races on the 3 8 mile banked track. A strong Michigan Ohio and Indiana entrant list is anticipated as time trials start at 7 00 p m and the first race at 8 30 p m on the newly upgraded oval located one mile north of Jackson on M 50.
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Jackson Motor Speedway
the Speedway
Michigan
Jackson
Ohio
Indiana
Legion Auxiliary Holds April Meeting with Panama Talk
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 322 met April 26 with 29 members. Jane Nord introduced David Cuff who spoke about the Panama Canal Zone, its conditions and people. Members were urged to vote on National News ballots and a delegate was requested for the Fair Board. Bernice Armbruster Mae Uphaus and Genevieve Martin attended the district meeting in Morenci, endorsing Mae Uphaus for district chaplain.
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 322
Jane Nord
David Cuff
Panama Canal Zone
Fair Board
Bernice Armbruster
Mae Uphaus
Genevieve Martin
Morenci
Methodists Host Mother-Daughter Banquet Tonight
The annual event at the Methodist Church begins at 6 45 pm with an invocation welcome and group singing. Women and girls share tributes solos recitations and a guest speaker from An Arbor.
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Methodist Church
Marion Benish
Karen Krempel
Bernice Merchant
Sharon Starling
Helen Starling
Norma Taylor
Deborah Carr
Beth Volz
Anita Larson
Jean Bondie
Patricia Johnson
William Keppler
An Arbor
Pitchers vary in approach and arsenal across the league
The article compares pitching styles highlighting Ned Garver’s varied repertoire and speed changes, Steve Gromek’s power over fast balls, and how batters like Harvey Kuenn and Ferris Fain rate pitchers such as Bob Lemon and Early Wynn as toughest to hit. It notes strategists aim to outthink batters by using different pitches and motions.
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Tigers
Ned Garver
Ned
Steve Gromek
Steve
Gromek
Garver
Tiger
Harvey Kuenn
Cleveland
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Harvey
Washington
Bob Porterfield
Porterfield
Sour
Fain Ferris Fain
Hd Lopat
Yankees
Early Wynn
Mel Parnell
Boston
Ferris
Lopat
Wynn
Parnell
Diz
Tea for New Room Mothers Ceremony at High School
The Room Mothers Association to hold its final meeting of the year a tea and reception at the high school on Monday evening May 9 at eight o clock. New room mothers and incoming kindergarten mothers are invited. The committee includes Mrs. Charles Uphaus as chairman with several assistants. Mrs. Robert Starling attended a Dundee Women's Club luncheon where past presidents were special guests and she served as club president from 1944 to 1946.
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Herbert
Moon Road
Room Mothers Association
Robert Starling
H. C. Weghorst
Dundee Women’s Club
Starling
Si Woods Takes Second in Shot Put at Mount Pleasant
Saline athlete Si Woods placed second in the shot put at the Central Michigan Relays in Mount Pleasant, throwing 45 feet 6 inches. He also anchored the Hornet relay team to a second in its heat. Coached by Doug Race, the team next competes in a dual with Lincoln Consolidated before the May 11 Huron League meet.
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Hornet
Dave Wagener
Si Woods
Kit Young
Arlen Rentschler
Lee Niethammer
Dave Giltrow
Dick Gonser
Doug Race
Hornets
Lincoln
Central Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Big Si Woods
Saline
Thin Clads
Lincoln Consolidated
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