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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
5
Wakefield High School announces 28 candidates respond to Coach Roman Yatchak for the 1956 baseball squad. Six return as letter winners, with a 12 game Midwest schedule against Ironwood Hurley and Bessemer, opening June 18 at home and closing July 26 with Bessemer visiting.
The Wakefield nine moved into first place in the Interstate Baseball League after beating the Bessemer Rangers 12 to 5. Joe Tarro locked down the win with 13 strikeouts, while Bruce Davidson and John Tarro led Wakefield with three hits apiece, including a two-base hit by Tarro.
Michigan United Conservation Clubs outline for Traverse City convention June 21 to 24 features Ernest F. Swift of the National Wildlife Federation addressing June 23 on True and False Prophets in Conservation and Harold Titus discussing An Editor Looks at the Sportsman. The agenda covers fish and game, drainage, soil conservation, law enforcement, parks, federal forestry and more.
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