Saline and South Lyon Clash In 75 Season Opener
Saline faced South Lyon in a league game last Friday night. The article notes a chaotic mix of mud and mayhem with quirky twists as the teams opened their 75 season battle.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1975
Page
1
Saline faced South Lyon in a league game last Friday night. The article notes a chaotic mix of mud and mayhem with quirky twists as the teams opened their 75 season battle.
Saline and South Lyon battled through heavy rain and mud with the Hornets winning 12-6 in overtime after a 6-6 regulation tie. Dave Fosdick starred with booming punts and Stemm scored the decisive OT TD as Saline left virtually equal to Milan in upcoming clash.
The Saline Area United Fund supports the Washtenaw Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Funds aid CF research family counseling education and services across Michigan including University of Michigan research and public awareness. A 22 year old CF victim spoke at the national CF Foundation convention urging ongoing support.
Saline held its first public roundtable at the American Legion Home with City staff and boards present. Mayor George Anderson urged community cooperation to spark downtown renewal, while David T. Simmons praised Cumberland Maryland parklets as a model for beautifying Saline.
Saline Area Players begin rehearsals for Break a Leg a Broadway musical with Ola Jeanne McCullough casting despite a leg ailment. Director Craig Collicut and production coordinator Ted Toth shrug off superstitions as cast members sign autographs and adopt a stray kitten from Craig Collicut’s three cats for a hopeful opening.
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