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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1958
Page
6
Annual fall Cattle Feeders Day set for Sept 11 on the Michigan State University campus in East Lansing. Beef scientist George Branan says the program offers a cattle feeding outlook for 1958 59, high moisture corn for beef cattle, antibiotics in feed, and a tour of feeding experiments at beef farms.
Betsey Wright named Miss Babe Ruth after a county contest judged with three rivals. Following the crowning, the Hem efield all star game featured Saline players including Thoss and Chantelois on the American team, yielding 6 3 final. Willow Run Nationals won the last Babe Ruth game 10 to 9.
Saline's Little Leaguers completed a five game week with Indians, Tigers, Dodgers, Braves and Red Sox results. Indians led with strong hitting in a 27 4 win over Braves, Tigers swept Red Sox while Red Sox shut out Braves, and Indians beat Dodgers 5-3. Standings show Indians 114% 1 .920 and Dodgers 8 BD .615 with other teams close. Playoffs set for August 25 29. Mineral content of farm grains note from Michigan State University appears in the latter portion.
More than 3,000 people attended a Sunday barbecue at the Farm Council grounds on Saline Ann Arbor Rd and dedication ceremonies for the council buildings. Major speaker was George McIntyre, director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture, with Carl Lesser presiding. The event featured multiple bands, the Show Ring presentation by Vincent Brogen, and a benediction by Father Frank Srebrenak. The council operates the new Activities Center for events and exhibits. Soil scientists at Michigan State University urge monitoring crop leaves for hunger signs to correct nutrient deficiencies.
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