Okemos Marks Up 1fi~ttcr Year's First Win (Special to The State Journal) HASLETT, Oct. 20 - Okemos I ( high's football team scored its first OKEMOS CONSOLIDATED ScH victory of the season in five games here Thursday night by downing Stockbridge, 18 to 13, in an Ingham This is to Certify that County league tilt. Bill Black passed to Dee McDonald and Dick Ewing for touchdowns, and MCirortll1tl scored a third as Okemos took an ------~l~AI:.4-_l!"fi_l!& ______18 to O lead at the end of the third period. Stockbridge, also seeking its first has been awarded the 1decision of the year, scored twice in the final period. Dick Worden and Bob Lambert tallied the touchdown. HOOL LETTER IN 10 tball okemos ...... s s s 0-18 SC . ------Stockbridge ...... o O o. 13-13 1

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(Above) Okemos' sprinter, Dick Charlotte (far right) and Howell's Ewing (right in white), won both Bill Hilton (left) at the t;Qpe. Jim of the dMh events in the IC-CC Harris of Williamston (seoond 'meet Monday. Iii the ebove pic­ f?om left) and Jim Diederichs of ture ,Ewing nips Dale Rolfe of Everett did not plaoe in the event. * * * * * * IC-CC Athletes Come Up With Best Performances~

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By BOB HOERNER The Capital Circuit track squad carved the first notch in The State Journal l.C - C. C. trophy Monday evening at Michi­ gan State college, but the Ingham County league entries were right in stride with the Circuit•--- in providing top individual Although the Circuit's strength performances. was in evidence frcln the first Paced by its league champion, events, outstanding efforts by en­ Howell, the Circuit packed away 83 tries from both leagues marked the points to the County's 34 to win the entire meet. Both squads pr, Juced first a.nnual inter-league meet be- . . , tween the two Lansini area confer- double - wmners. Eato.Tl Rapids ences. lanky John Milbourne c:eared the . Loren Willis, the Circuit's honor- high jump -bar at 6 feet %. inches, _:..----­ ary coach, accepted the meet tro- his best effort of his high school · phy for the winners from George S. career to cop one first-place and Alderton, sports editor of The State ' ' Journal. Continued on Next Page IC-CC Meet ••• Tigers Dickering Bowling AMBASSADOR Cards Rise Concluded from Preceding Page For Vern Stephens After 01>enin11 with 127 and 114 games, then came baek to Win the low hur- ~~g~K.:rtl, ~erJ7 °.r'i~ ~~~~ ~~ sra dleM~lvbent. , __ a.dded d BOSTON, May 22 (JP)-The De- ~f~ · a 1~a~niU 1 'fu~nga:nf· t~e si~l:r'fi1 1 oume a-.. a secon . d" k . ith h strikes. He closed out with seven pins. With Jones place in the high hurdles to earn •troit Tigers are IC ermg W t e Suburbanites and Wlscon.sins each won 13 points to be the meet's high scor- Boston Red Sox - although not thi~reiei11iaimiesii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii er. The Eaton Rapids athlete may heatedly-for Vernon (Junior) Ste- have even gone higher in the high phens slugging shortstop. Recalled from Minors, First jump, but stopped after topping the . ' • six-foot mark to save himself !or Tiger Manager Red Rolfe con- Sacker Has Blazing Bat; the two hurdle races. firmed here Monday that the Ben- Hitting .407 Ewing Double Winner gals hJve talked to the Bosox about 4'/DIM Th~ County lea~ue matched ~e the 30-year-old infielder who belt- A cl ted Press) Circuit's double-winner with Dick • ' (BY The sso a Ewing, Okemos high sprinter, break- ed 39 homers last year. Have Those The comeback of Vernal ; third, Dick Fluke Bilko W6S awarded the first base off the half-mile in 2:05.9, another uc-HoltJ .. Height-6 feet % !nches. job. Jones was shunted to the Cards' best time of the season. bu~h0 ~1c!i't~f;tt')'; 0~,rd, Hri~~ 1 ~cg;~i?d. BARYAMES ~hester farm in the Interne.tional Gene Pearce of Holt and little Batting .40'1 Clip the baton first and Charlotte ran 0 Jones has hit ~afel~ . in s. even the 880-relay in 1 :37.5 to take the - _ ~.. _ P ~ -= , ;£'.~ ··~ _ ••_,_.,, • • -··- strAightgames.. He is..flailmg 'a.V{~J1,.t honors. . .. - - - ~--=-· - _ m~ · iA "(J,('l.;,_ l;f>.t · · •. ,.. a .407 clip with 11 hits in 27 sWings. Running on Oharlotte's winning ~; ., , ., . - · -· ,..~ I:: l"\ .------Jones he.s drive? in 10 runs and also team were Dale Rolfe, Dean Carey, -;-i. .,• .,~... .. \Lr' ~·-- .~ ~-- ·· ,,__. , has sparkled e.f1eld. Wally Bruce and Harold Risen- · --···· ·· ,.,,.,,.,,. - ·-- Jones went to town Saturday, driv- hoover. Ing in five runs in the Cards' 6-4 Howell paced the individual team triumph over Brooklyn. Monday he scoring with 24 points. Everett was drove in three runs to lead the Red second in Circuit with 21 followed WHEN YOU BUY Birds t.o a 5-2 victory over the New by Charlotte 19, Eaton Rapids 13 York Giants in the National league's and Grand Ledge 6. only scheduled game. The victory Okemos, which placed third in the THIS ••• moved the third-place Cards to County meet, led the Ingham teams within a game and a half of the with 16 points, followed by Holt 12, pace-setting Brooklyn team. Haslett 5, and Fowlerville 1 The Meanwhile, the New York Yan- Ingham County league champion ! kees proteeted their two-game eage Williamston did not score a point t over ~he Chicago White Sox in the in the inter~league meet. ~ American league race. The Yanks The Circuit slammed three events s defeated the St. Louis Browns, 2-0, -the mile the half-mile and the while the White Sox downed the pole vault.' The County's strongest r. Washington Senators, 5-3. The Bos- event was the broad jump Dee - ~n Red So:C outlasted the Detroit McDonald Of Okemos was second to ·t Tigers, ?-7, m ' th~ only other game. H~genbuch to give the I. c. eight • Jones clutch hitting broke up a pomts. Harold Risenhoover of Char- pitcher's duel between Gerry Staley lotte was third. d and the Giants• Larry Jansen. Jones The summary: ' I{) doubled with two out and the bases Kl20-yard high hurdles-Won by Hans A loaded in the fifth inning to drive Mff~iirnic<~-g~~~t~Pi~~~~· Jo!u> t. in three runs and break a 2-2 tie. VeMrPlanck !IC-Holt). Time~:l6.\~d, Jim "j"ll h( ... ~ ~ ~ 5 I edley relay-Won by Everett (CC) I ,. ,. • • • • l ...-. - m · P tcbing Power (Dwight Quinn, Gl~n Gray, Jim Dleder- GIANT SIZE • "f • · ~ Big V:ic Rasch! ~urned in his sev- ~'i~i; ~1rf.1°}i~~~jf0/cdi;0lf.1,;,~~7~ ~ ·· · enth victory agamst one loss in 100-yard dash-Won by Dick Ewin& • blanking the Browns under the g;;,,okemool; second, Dale Rolfe run-Won by Tom Hoffmeye! for 14 of the Yanks' 21 viotories. kCC-Everettl_. second, Bob Nelson (IC. 21 Little Stubby 0 v er mi r e, who L~;~~~; Tit;:,~~J~~l.le &ot innings. ' Ed Robinson drove in two runs with s a fly ball and triple. ~ "' 0~ill~;d .-!!~~~'!~.;!:~ed ~he 1 • _ . . · ------~ Burkley picked up a dooen points in the dashes. Other point winners or Williamston ere Chuck Pow- "%ell in the pole %vault and Glen ·nr.ounsberry in the . )high Jump. Mc­ / \ Elmurry WM also .... :::: ~~f ~~;d~:J millii:::m:·;·~·iii~~l~l;;i;lrrf::~E~: ~~: ( Morrison . me e t. Morrison was first in the vault, .second in the 250 and fourth In the 100-yard dash, besides runnihg a leg on the 880 re­ lay team. Jim VerlPlanck of Holt and Norm Miller of Fowlerville traded first and second places in the hurdle races. VerPlanck won the highs. Gene Pearce missed a league record by % of an inch in winning the shotput for Holt. Pearce's winning toss was 48 feet 8 inches. Okemos won four first places with • EwinlC accounting for two of em in the ' dashes. Gerald Roosa won the 440 and a medley relay team of Leroy Webb, Keith Palmer­ ton, Dick stetler and Dick Hartsuff paced the field. Holt's Dick Fluke was less than an inch from the high jUQlP record 1'hese four Ingham County league Ei,Wing was a double-winner In with a winning leap of 5 feet 7%. sprinters will meet the best dash- ~ne county meet. 'l'eammg With inches. The record stands at 5-8. men of the Capital Circuit in the ~lfS.. will be Jim Harris (upper Herbie Hagenbuch tallied all of State Journal IC-CC track meet re and Lyle Burkley century, a (lower leftf WflT bO threat in Holt's Mel Morrison (lower right). tie for second in the pole vault and both the 100 and 220-yard races. , (State Journal photo). a tie for fifth in the high jump. The summary: UO-Ya<"d hiirh hurdles-Won by Jim * * * * * * VerPlanck (HJ; second, Norm Mille<" (Fl; third, Bob Thompson (DJ; fou.rth, Marv Ackley (Wl ; fifth, Bob Hanes (H). 6 2 Schools Ready Stars Ti:£i:,U~~ -~1ay-Won by Okemos (Leroy Webb, Kieth Palmerton, Dick Stetler, Dick Hartsuff) ; second, Holt; third, Wil­ liamston: fo11rth, Leslie; fifth, Fowler­ ville. Time-2: 44 .2. 100-yard dash-Won by Dick Ewi".ll( (0); second, Jim Harris (W), aura, LYle For IC-CC Journal Meet Bu-Won by Dick Fluke IH); the 13 events, 'but still will rate as races of the meet. ~g~~er~c~w~f'~~~~t~~l~11f'k'i:~E:1~~e,,~ e Wlderclog Monday. Rain and Dick Ewing oi Okemos is the rY (W); fifth, tie between Bill James a muddy track slowed d()wn the Coutrcy s Il!!mng threat against the -Won by Herb Hagen­ Frida.y. Chiefs' sprinter was a double-win-. buch wing in the 220. Hans Ka.l'del and Wally Bruce of The County boys will meet Char- . . 11 sec­ Cha.rlotte giving the OC a chance lotte's Dale R,()lfe and Everett's Jim oc meet ii:\ the rainofi1iio:~g much to slam the event. Kardel and Diederichs in both sprints. Glen onds, but ii ca'Paible 1 oon:dl­ Mi'lboume have both l'llil the event Gray of Everett will run the 220 better und~ more lfavormble in :16.0 seconds this se!ISQn, al- !or the OC, and Hilton of Howell tions. h ace in the though -Mlllbourne's winning time will raice in the 100. Diederichs set t e t1' of ·2S.2 in the 00 meet was :16.7. Rolfe won the short d th a winning une · · .er OKEMOS CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL

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Tl-(E RIEGLE PRESS , FLINT, MICHIGAN Forty-Fourth Annual Michigan High School Athletic Association ==Lower Peninsula Championship======Track and Field Meet CLASSES A & C

AUSPICES MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE

EAST LANSING, MICmGAN

CLASS A-Enrollment 800 or Over CLASS B-Enrollment 325-799 CLASS C-Enrollment 125-324 CLASS D-Enrollment Less Than 125

May 26, 1951 INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES - CLASS A

(BLACK and WHITE NUMBERS)

ALPENA FLINT CENTRAL HAMTRAMCK MUSKEGON 1 Behning, Jerry 103 Bersinger, Don 191 Bienkowski, Conrad 283 Bathrick , Wayne 2 Smith, Donald 104 Carter, James 192 Lewis, John 284 Krueger, Bill 3 Davis, Glenn 105 Epps, William 193 Mesaeh, Larry 285 Scarff, Harold 4 Wilkins, James 106 Peck, George 194 Niemczak, Emil 286 Schalk, Ken 107 Popoff, James 195 Piesecki, Conrad 287 Starks, Dave 108 Windom, Virgil 196 Stevens, James ANN ARBOR 197 Thompson, Excell 6 Adams, Fred MUSKEGON HEIGHTS 7 Atkisson, Curtis FLINT NORTHERN 113 Burton, Leon HAZEL PARK 293 Essenberg, James 8 Barr, Robert 294 Forsen, Hilmer 9 Franklin, D. 114 Foster, Bob 207 Hill, Ray 115 Hawkins, Elmer 295 Hemphill, Ezekiel 10 Gould, Robert 208 Ravencraft, Alvin 296 Jeter, Calvin 11 Jackson, John 116 Jdhnson, R. G. 117 Walter, Dan 297 Kamp, Harry 12 Jayne, George 298 McMurray, Louis 13 Jewett, C. HIGHLAND PARK 14 Loves, James 210 Ahmah, Jadwaa FORD SON 15 McDowell, Glen 211 Engram, James PONTIAC 16 Newman, William 127 Bills, Art 212 Jones, Bernard 304 Beach, Walter 17 Randall, Robert 128 Bonaccinie, Jim 213 Randles, Charles 129 Chimenti, Paul 305 Hammonds, Charles 130 Colunga, Hector 306 Harris, Alonzo BATTJ,E CREEK 131 Craig, Roger 307 Revis, Ed HOLLAND 308 Svetkoff, Richard 27 Arnold, James 132 Klos, Tom 223 Armstrong, Robert ·28 Ayers, F. 133 Kruthers, James 224 Kamphius, Roger 29 Berry, Ronald 225 Pollich. Don PORT HURON 30 Bradley, R. 226 VanDyke, Frank 31 Brown, Preston GRAND RAPIDS 318 Russell, Al 32 Burwald, Ted CATHOLIC 319 Thomas, Jerry 33 Christ. Pete 135 Doran, John JACKSON 320 Ware, Donald 321 Wellman, Al 34 Eichenlab, Val 136 Galka, Stuart 228 D eam, Robert 35 Ferrall, Dale 137 Hegnan, Richard 229 Fitch. B. 36 Houldsworth, Ed 138 Host, Joe 230 Griffin, Dale ROYAL OAK 37 Towns, L. 139 Kubilius, Wm. 231 Hinkle. James 140 Naimo, Peter 223 Armstrong, Robert 323 Hatch, Charles 141 Rafferty, John BAY CITY CENTRAL 142 Yeo, Lawrence 45 Gibeylon, Ron KALAMAZOO CENTRAL SAGINAW 46 Hoffman, Bob 234 Balcom, D avid 330 Allish, Jack 47 Schermerhorn, Bob GRAND RAPIDS CENTRAL 235 Bishop, James 331 Blake, D avid 48 Mayville, Tom 332 Bukaweski, Jim 147 Barr, Terry 23~ Boegler, Robert 49 Walz, Jarve 237 Gardner, Harvey 333 Conley, Richard 148 Chamberlain, Wm. 238 Ingle, Dave 334 Hearin, Ronald BAY CITY HANDY ?,3q Johnson, John 335 Herm, George 51 Joseph, Norman GRAND RAPIDS 240 Laylon, Robert 336 Hill, Gilbert 52 Kriewall, Royce CRESTON 241 Louscher, Bill 337 Kirksey, Webster 242 Nye, Bill 338 King, Lee 53 Quick, Al 150 Conklin, Jack 54 Ridiker, Jerry 243 Wilso:n, James 339 Lowrey, Doris 151 Livingston, Martin 340 Liles, Arthur 55 Rushford, Bill 152 Steigmeir, George 341 Mayer, Robert LANSING EASTERN 342 Morgan, Bill 343 Pildner, Robert BENTON HARBOR GRAND RAPIDS 249 Lathrop. R. 250 Miller, James 344 Thompson, Dick 57 Clouser, Irving OTTAWA HILLS 345 Woods 58 Crow, Bill 154 Bennett, Harold 59 McGee, Willie 155 Brown, Richard LANSING SEXTON 60 Klemm, Fred 156 Brown, Robert 61 Taylor, Robert 252 Gilman, Dick SAGINAW 157 Henrickson, Robert 253 Hill, G. 62 Thompson, Sidney 158 Holwerda, Jack ARTHUR HILL 63 Valle, Frank 159 Jones, Richard 254 Pittman, W. 347 Birnbaum, Jerry 255 Ruff, Robert 348 Bowman, Harold 349 Derthick, Don DEARBORN 350 Diener, Carl GRAND RAPIDS LINCOLN PARK 73 Jacobi, Milton SOUTH 351 Dust, Bob 257 Chene, Kenneth 352 Gierow, Herman 169 Boes, Russell 353 Hawes, Verne 170 Clintsman, Richard 354 Hervey, Pete DETROIT CATHOLIC 171 Fortune, Pat MIDLAND CENTRAL 355 Neiderstadt, Frank 172 Freeman, Richard 259 McLuckie, Tom 356 Rowell, Bill 75 Decker, Gerald 173 Gleason, Robert 260 Temple, Charles 357 Timmons, Jim 76 Haddad, Edward 174 Grim, William 77 Kilar, Theodore 175 Hondrop, David 176 Johnson, Jack MONROE WAYNE 177 Mabin, Edwin 262 Basile, Nick DETROIT DESALLE 178 Smith, Gerald 363 Henwood, Charles 263 Gregory, Bud 364 Timmerman, Paul 87 McGavin, Bernard 179 Smith, Hallie 264 Hall, Harry 265 Janeway, Edward 266 Jennings, Don EAST DETROIT GRAND RAPIDS 267 Leabu, Dan WYANDOTTE 89 DuChateau, Harvey UNION 268 McKelvey, Larry 366 Dye, Ned 90 Nelson, Guy 181 LeBaron, William 269 Richards, D ean 367 Erwin, Robert 91 Nickolas, Dale 182 Mylnarczyk, Chas. 270 Yinger, Thomas 368 Root, Duane 92 Rogers, Joe 369 Salesky, Francis 370 Sanger, George GROSSE POINTE MT. CLEMENS 371 Reynolds, Gordon FERNDALE 184 Allard, Martin 272 Becks, Melvin 94 Armstead, Horace 185 Bray, Ben 273 Folson, Joe 95 Hodge, Jack 186 Gray, Ralph 274 Harris, Grover YPSILANTI 96 Staton, Henri 187 Maitland, Gordon .275 Johnson, Donald 377 Hamilton, Donald 97 Swift, Henry 188 Reindel, James 276 Lee, Willie 378 Seidl, James 98 Watkins, Ruppert 189 Schaller, Robert 277 Parker, James 379 Walker, Roger

Page Twelve INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES - CLASS C

~ ALGONAC DETROIT ST. BERNARD GRANT LEELANAU FOR BOYS 1 DeBoyer, James 102 Raab, Marvin 185 Atwood, George 271 Long, Wm. 2 Kinnally, Jack 186 Bouwkamp, Wm. 3 McKoan, Joe 4 Schaffer, Sydney DETROIT ST. CHARLES LINDEN 5 Smith, James 108 Oliver, Robert GRAND RAPIDS 273 Webb, C. W . WYOMING 187 Chatterson, Don ANN ARBOR MANCELONA UNIVERSITY 188 Grubbs, Martin DETROIT ST. LEO 189 Koeze, Dave 275 Finch, Ron 15 Brown, Robert 110 Massu, George 190 VanHoeven, Don 16 Reiter, Sam 17 Suarez, Augustine MARINE CITY 18 Weiner, Wm. GROSSE ILE 277 McLouth, Syd DETROIT ST. PHILLIP 19 Wolf, Gerald 196 Birchfield, David 20 Young, Howard 112 Coatney, Russell 197 Hura, Paul MATTAWAN 21 Zahn, David 113 DeBoever, Gerald 198 Jacox, David 279 Ross, Don 199 Mulqueeny, Pat 280 Tallman, Don BANGOR 200 Thompson, Herrick 281 Whipple, Jerry 31 Prentice, Ron DETROIT ST. ROSE 115 Burns, Peter GROSSE POINTE MEMPHIS 116 David, Jack ST. PAUL BENZONIA 117 Fodera, Steve 283 King, Chrystal 33 Cornell, Wm 118 Fruehauff, Daniel 206 Sherwood, Dave 284 Konyha, Lloyd 34 Flynn, Jim 119 Weisner, Bernard 207 Trombley, Jack 285 Weise, Henry 35 Webber, Don 208 Walker, Robert MILAN BERRIEN SPRINGS DETROIT ST. THOMAS HARBOR SPRINGS 287 Love, Sam 40 Saitz, Herman 125 Gronkiewicz, Steve 210 Perry, Don 41 Smith, Russel MILLINGTON HASLETT 293 Bates, Wayne BIRCH RUN DETROIT SALESIAN 212 Hagenbuch, Herbert 294 Fisher, H. F. 43 Rottiers, Jack 127 Schilling, Fred MORENCI CALEDONIA HOLLY DUNDEE 296 Barnes, Gerald 45 Howard, Tom 214 Lockwood, James 297 Packard, Robert 46 Schantz, Ramon 133 Benson, Harry 215 Madar, James 134 Burke, Charles 135 Lewis, Claude NAPOLEON CAPAC 136 Zieske, James HOLT 299 Kendall, Tom ~2 March, David 217 Fuller 53 Shrenkle, Walter 218 Jackson DURAND 219 Lott NORTH BRANCH CHARLEVOIX 142 Blount, Walter 220 Morrison, Mel 301 Mikulski 143 Jordan, Pat 221 Pearce, Norman 55 Bowman, Bob 144 Westcott, Russ 222 VerPlanck, James 56 Bryan, Wm. 57 Cunningham, Ron "VAS. 58 Fairbanks, Chas. HOMER 303 Ewing, Dick 59 Smith, Don EAST JACKSON 304 Roosa, Gerald 150 Eggleston, Ray 228 Steeby, John 60 Suomela, Dale HOUGHTON LAKE 61 Vratanina, Darrell 233 Goupel, Gary ORCHARD LAKE 62 Ver Wys, Jim ST. MARY 63 Whitely, Don EDWARDSBURG 310 Bednarski, Vernon 156 French, Dorn IMLAY CITY 311 Cunneen, William 157 Hanson, James 235 Ir:sh, Max 312 Legerski, Joseph CHELSEA 158 Leist, Wendell 69 Bertke, David 313 Stryjewski, Jerome 70 Wright, Garry 314 Zazinski, Richard KALAMAZOO EVART ST. AUGUSTINE OXFORD 160 Young, Tom CHESANING 237 Coash, Paul 320 LaDauceur, Henry 72 Matta, Joe 238 Curry, Chas. 73 O'Rourke, Max 239 Freeburg, Kenneth GOODRICH 240 Hubbell, Paul PAW PAW 162 Hempton, George 241 Kennedy, Richard 322 Breed, Bud CLARENCEVILLE 163 Polzine, Dorman 242 Redmond, Robert 323 Ross, William 75 Chappell, Edward 243 Stapleton, Harvey PERRY GRAND RAPIDS KEEGO HARBOR CLARKSTON KELLOGSVILLE 246 Golding, Oliver 77 Groven, Frederick 169 Carpenter, Gordon PITTSFORD 78 Sharrock, Robert 247 Reynolds, Dale 170 DeVos, Gerald LAKE ODESSA 330 Gordon, John 171 249 Daniels, Roger 331 Page, William COl\lSTOCK PARK 172 250 Jackson, Burwayne 83 Barnett, Lee PLAINWELL GRAND RAPIDS LEE LANSING EVERETT 333 Brown, Laverne 334 Madden, Richard CORUNNA 175 Landstra, Dick 252 Bentley, Jerry 176 Opendyke, Don 253 Brink, Elton 89 177 Schram, Richard 254 Brook, Bruce PONTIAC ST. MICHAEL 178 Vander Scheer, Guy 255 Carey, Ed 344 Bressler, LeRoy 179 256 Diederichs, Jim 345 Fox, Robert DECKERVILLE 180 257 Hoffmeyer, Tom 346 Gallo, David 93 Brady, John 131 258 Noble, Erless 347 Keesling, Daniel 99 Decker, Elton 182 259 Smith, Art 348 Miller, Louis 100 Parrott, Veryal 183 260 Sarton, Jim 349 Pope, George

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(GREEN and WHITE NUMBERS)

PORTAGE SALINE ST. LOUIS VICKSBURG 351 Hicks, Richard 381 Gonser, Jerry 413 Beagle, Harley 443 Cantwell, Lloyd 352 Klein, Marty 414 Fenton, Bill 353 Klein, Wm. 415 Chaney, Francis 354 Korzilius, Bruce WHITE CLOUD SCOTTVILLE 416 Kehl, Bob 355 Hirdning, Ray 445 Eggerstedt, Dale 383 Boyer, Don 446 Ellis, Bob SOUTH LYON 447 Fetterly, Wayne REED CITY 418 Comiskey, Richard 448 Paulsen, Harry 356 Brasic, Frank SHELBY 419 Gouin, Robert 357 Benkert, Dave 358 Gerhardt, Dave 385 Baker, Charles WHITEHALL 359 Irving, Charles SPARTA 450 Allan, Harold 360 Lachney, Don 451 Rostic, Osie 361 Lehr, John SHEPHERD 421 Burgell, George 362 Mitchell, William 422 Rogers, Bill 387 Figg, Richard 423 Shangle, Ed 363 Nelson, Kenneth 388 Salisbury, John WILLIAMSTON 389 Smith, Bud 453 Berkley, Lyle 390 Swenson, Kim 454 Harris, Jim RICHLAND STANTON 455 Lewis, David 373 Bowker, Alfred 425 Hanson, Vernette 456 Mead, Ronald ST. CLAIR 426 Hillis, Tom 457 Powell, Charles 458 Rykert, Wilbur ROSCOMMON 396 Beach, Don 397 Frantz, Bob 459 Straugh, Paul 375 Marion, Melvin 398 Haslee, Clyde UNIONVILLE 428 Gangler, Bob YPSILANTI LINCOLN SAGINAW LUTHERAN 429 Gunther, Duane 461 Behmore, Ted 377 Rickert, Joe ST. CLAIR SHORES 462 Cullin, Gary LAKE SHORE 463 Wilson, Bill 400 Hofman, Leroy VASSAR SAGINAW 401 Mitchell, Ernest 435 Cobb, Ray ST. PETER & PAUL 402 Vercruyse, Don 436 Haines, Paul YPSILANTI ROOSEVELT 379 Moriarty, Bob 403 Wright, Granville 437 Marovich, Steve 468 Staplin, Marvin

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