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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1962
Page
11
Dale Shelley of Shepherd with son Dan pose four fine coon hounds and a dozen large coons taken southwest of Shepherd last week. Doug Sharnar joined the hunting party but could not be pictured. Dale is a longtime coon hunter and well known dealer in top coon dogs.
In Shepherd area bowling, Manhattan Bowling Balls and Ken's Variety Store led team events while Charles Parker and Jim Sebring posted top games. Ed Bellingar Earl Neff and Charles Stacy each reached 204 and 201 respectively, with Norval Maxon and Ed Bellingar close behind at 199. High team series honors went to Leatherman Billsby with 2358, followed by Umlor Lee 2340 and Richards Walch 2275.
Shepherd Blue Jays fell 13 to 7 to Lakeview Wildcats last Friday at Lakeview in a tense finish. Lakeview scored early, then fended off Shepherd drives as the Jays rallied in the fourth quarter but their late push stalled at the Lakeview one yard line.
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