Blue Jays Fall To Hemlock In Early Quarter Slim Margin
The Blue Jays squander a 20 point Hemlock lead as Hemlock Huskies take a 48 minute game. Dave Hetherington runs for 155 yards and Ralph Berry adds 72 yards as the Jays rally but fall short due to turnovers and injuries. Dick Hetherington shines on defense and Dan Bohannon is lost for the season. Blue Jays head to Mt. Pleasant to face Sacred Heart Academy seeking a bounce back.
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Blue Jays
Hemlock Huskies
Hemlock
Dave Hetherington
Ralph Berry
Blue Jay
Dave
Ralph
Mike Bohannon
Jack Lyons
Dick Hetherington
John Wilber
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Sacred Heart Academy
Dan Bohannon
Mt. Pleasant
Dual Blue Jays Rise As Quiet Powerhouse Players
Dave Hetherington and Mike Bohannon emerge as the team’s quiet leaders for the Blue Jays. Hetherington, a 190 pound fullback, dominates Hemlock with 115 rushing yards while Bohannon teams at tackle with hard tackling and steady blocks. Both are active in other sports and school affairs, earning respect for their work ethic. The squad aims to turn luck to their advantage against the Irish next week.
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Hemlock
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Michigan Woodcock Hunting Boom Noted in Flint
The Michigan Heart Association reports that Michigan has become a leading woodcock hunting state with 176,000 woodcock shot in 1964, a figure believed to be the highest in the nation.
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Consistent winner cited across the season
The subject is described as a consistent winner throughout the season, indicating steady success and multiple victories. Specific events, dates, or opponents are not provided in the readable text.
Borrowed Cap Sparks Byron Nelson's Golf Path
A Dallas match between Walter Hagen and Willie Turnesa drew Byron Nelson as a boy. Hagen borrowed a long visor cap from a spectator, inspiring Nelson to pursue golf under the master’s influence. The passage links a simple cap to a legendary career. The notice at the end urges accident identification and reporting to authorities.
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Young Nelson
Walter Hagen
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Willie Turnesa
Dallas
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Shepherd Cross Country Tops Rival Teams In Twin Meets
Shepherd Cross Country swept two meets at Bullock Creek as Stebelton 11 03 Moss 11 18 and Kuntk 11 14 led to 17 43 and 17 46 wins over Bullock Creek and St Charles The team improved to 9 1 with top placers Murphy Smith and Stern in the early races and Emlinger Meyer and others placing high in a freerating field.
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Kevan Kuntk
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Bullock Creek
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Tim Smith
John Stern
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Kevan Kunik
Ted Mossard
Duane Emlinger
Tom Stack
Gary Kendall
Larry Meyer
Breckenridge
Roy Shankle
Shankle
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