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Schroederfans 14 inopenerBy Chris Fiel

East Jordan 8-12, Newberry 5-2

EAST JORDAN — The East

Jordan softball team spotted

Newberry four runs before

things started clicking and they

rebounded for a hard-fought 8-5

non-conference victory in game

one, and came back with a 12-2

win in the nightcap on April 16

in chilly and light snowy condi-

tions.

In the opener, Newberry

pushed two runs across in the

top of the first and then added

another two in the top of the

third before the Red Devil offense

came to life.

EJ responded with four runs of

their own in the bottom of the

fourth and added another four

spot in the fifth inning to take a

8-4 lead. The Indians battled back

for a solo run in the top of the

sixth but could get no closer as

Red Devil junior pitcher Lindsay

Schroeder limited them to five

hits, walking two, while striking

out 14.

“(Lindsay) Schroeder pitched

great and our defense was solid,”

East Jordan coach Meg Kitson

said.

At the plate, Schroeder was

also a force, pounding out a pair

of triples and four RBI’s, while

Lindsey Graham added two hits

and an RBI.

“I’m really impressed with this

win,” coach Kitson added. “We

were down by four and really

fought back. This was a tough

win in very poor, cold weather

conditions.”

In game two, the East Jordan

rallied around pitcher Tori

Goodrich, putting up three runs

in the first, before adding six in

the second, two in the third and a

single run in the fourth in the

mercy-rule shortened five inning

contest that the Red Devils won

12-2.

Goodrich kept the Lady Indian

hitters off balance, limiting

them to five hits, two walks and a

pair of fourth inning runs, while

fanning seven on the night.

“We really got out to a great

start early in game two,” coach

Kitson said. “That took a lot of

pressure off Tori (Goodrich) and

she pitched well.”

The Red Devil offense was led

by Tommie Outman with three

hits, while Lindsey Graham

added two, including a triple.

Goodrich and Schroeder both

added doubles and Kayly Zim-

mer singled.

Graham finished with two

runs batted in, while Outman,

Schroeder and Zimmer added

one apiece.

“It was good to get a couple of

wins today, playing in the super

cold,” the coach said. “The girls

played well and made plays when

we needed them.”

East Jordan’s Lindsay Schroeder delivers a pitch during her 14 strikeout performance against Newberry. (Photo By ChRiS FiEL)

Lady Red Devils move to 4-0

By Chris Fiel

Boyne City 2-2, Reese 5-18

REESE — For the first time

this season, the Boyne City

softball team got the chance to

get outside and play some ball.

The Lady Ramblers fought

hard before coming up short in

the opener, 5-2 and in the night-

cap 18-2 on April 17.

Sophomore Emma Shu-

maker went the distance in the

opener, allowing six hits, walk-

ing three and striking out

seven.

At the plate, Brooke Fouchia

led the way with two hits, in-

cluding a double, while Han-

nah Hoth and Shumaker each

singled.

“It was nice to finally get the

chance to play,” Boyne City

coach Sandy Clausen said. “We

saw some good things, and

some things we need to work

on.”

In game two, the Rainy Mc-

Cune took the loss, allowing

eight hits, walked seven and

fanned four, while Katelyn

Banner finished up for Boyne,

surrendering four hits, two

walks and struck out one.

Hoth hit her first home run

of the season, to lead the of-

fense, while McCune tripled

and Fouchia added a double.

Lady Ramblers fall toReese in season opener

Lady Rayders drop conference openersBy Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 1-0, Grayling 7-16

GRAYLING — The

Charlevoix softball team

fell to the Vikings in their

season and Lake Michigan

Conference openers, 7-1, 16-

0 on April 17.

“It was our first time out-

side this spring and you

could tell,” Charlevoix

coach Tom Mielke said.

“We have a solid core, but

found some things we can

work on, including putting

people in the right spots.”

In game one, Yogi Hang

took the loss in the circle,

going the distance, allow-

ing seven runs, walking

two and striking out five.

The offense was led by

Jen Archey with two hits,

while Hang, Gabby Gray,

Nicole Peterson and Jacy

Herriman all singled.

Hang also took the loss

in the second game, fan-

ning two and walking four.

Archey once again led

the hitting attack with two,

while Hang, Gray, Peterson

and Alyssa Chomiczewski

all finished with one hit.

The Lady Rayders are 0-2

overall, 0-2 LMC.

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Nate Moon, CharlevoixThe junior righthander, picked up aLake Michigan Conference win onthe mound for the Rayders, allowingfive hits, while recording eight strike-outs and four walks. At the plate forthe week, Moon finished with a pairof home runs and a double amonghis five hits and added six RBI’s.

Leah Davis, CharlevoixThe Rayder junior midfielder helpedlead the Charlevoix girls soccer teamto a 8-0 victory over East Jordan.Davis recorded four goals in the con-test, three before halftime.

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BASEBALL

By Chris Fiel

Rayders edge Red Devils at the net

CHARLEVOIX — The Rayders

downed the Red Devils in tennis, 5-

3 on April 17.

In singles action, No. 1, EJ’s

Kirsten Malpass defeated

Charlevoix’s Madi Carey, 6-3, 6-1.

No. 2, Lexie Barnes (CHX)

downed Katie Spence (EJ), 6-3, 6-2.

No. 3, Rae Clairmont (CHX) de-

feated Paige Podskalny (EJ) 6-3, 6-

1; No. 4 singles, Bronte Munson

(EJ) won by default.

In doubles, No. 1, Henrike

Fritsch and Hina Shima (EJ) de-

feated Emily Roloff and Mallory

Murray 7-5, 4-6, 6-0.

No. 2, Jennaca Holecheck and

Becca Moon (CHX) downed Julie

Atwood and Taylor Raymond (EJ)

6-1, 6-1.

No. 3, Cassis McCraney and

Hannah Ennis (CHX) beat Kaitlin

Hines and Raven Joseph (EJ) 6-3,

6-7, (3-7), (10-8); and No. 4 doubles,

Erin Wachler and Kasi Meggison

(CHX) got by Brielle Healey and

Ashley Centarawski (EJ) 6-1, 6-1.

“Great tennis was played by all

today,” East Jordan coach Mary

Podskalny said. “Our #1 Doubles

Team Henrike Fritsch and Hina

Shima played well today earning

their victory, they are a good

matchup for doubles and really

enjoy playing tennis.”

Red Devils fall to RamsHARBOR SPRINGS — The Red

Devils fell to Harbor Springs 7-1 on

April 16.

The lone EJ victory was that of

No. 1 singles, Kirsten Malpass as

she battled back to pull off the win

over Leah Collie.

Malpass defeated Collie, 5-7, 7-5,

7-6 (7-3).

“Kirsten has earned the nick-

name with us as “The Comeback

Kid,” Red Devils coach Mary Pod-

skalny said. “The girls are friends

off the court, but put their friend-

ship aside to focus on playing the

best tennis they could play. Both

girls played incredible tennis that

evening.”She has earned the nick-

name with us as “The Comeback

Kid” Both girls played incredible

tennis that evening.

East Jordan downs Elk Rapids

ELK RAPIDS — The East Jor-

dan tennis team entered its second

and Co-coaches, Gretchen Bender

and Mary Podskalny have already

noticed nice improvements with

the skills of their returning team

members.

In the Red Devils first match of

the season, they downed Elk

Rapids 5-3.

No. 1 singles, Kirsten Malpass

(EJ) cruised past Katie Atkinson

(ER) 6-1, 6-1; No. 2, Katie Spence

(EJ) got past Ashleigh Allen (ER)

6-3, 6-2; No. 3, hina Shima (EJ) de-

feated Cara Isenhart (ER) 6-3, 6-1;

and No. 4 singles, Brone Munson

(EJ) beat Danielle Donahue (ER) 6-

3, 6-0.

In doubles action, No. 1, Kaityn

hines and Julie Atwood (EJ) fell to

Samantha Trout and Chloe Gates

(ER) 2-6, 0-6; No. 2, Raven Joseph

and Brielle Healey (EJ) lost to

Amanda Jorgensen and Gwen

Johnson (ER) 0-6, 5-7; No. 3, Taylor

Raymond and Ashley Centarawski

(EJ) fell to Kennedy Reffitt and

Wipavee Ritnuch (ER) 4-6, 4-6; and

No. 4 doubles, EJ won by default.

TENNIS ROUNdUP

By Chris Fiel

East Jordan 6-3, Newberry 5-3

EAST JORDAN — The East Jordan

baseball team got things off to a good start

in picking up a 6-5 opening win over visit-

ing Newberry on April 16. The teams bat-

tled to a 3-3 tie in the nightcap, called due

to darkness and weather conditions.

In the opener, Dustin Hejka earned the

pitching victory, tossing a gritty five in-

nings of work, allowing four runs on three

hits, while striking out four and walking

seven in the 36 degree conditions.

“These young men really gritted out this

win this evening,” East Jordan coach Tom

Reid Jr. said. “I know they probably could-

n’t feel their fingers by the end of the first

game, I know I couldn’t.”

The Red Devils jumped out to an early 6-

1 lead, and then had to hold on as the Indi-

ans battled back to pull within one, 6-5,

with a four-run fourth inning.

Hejka also paced the EJ offense, pound-

ing out a pair of hits, scoring twice and

swiping three bases. Noah Raymond added

an RBI single, while Colin Petrie also had

a hit.

Tim Schut finished with a pair of RBI’s

on a groundout in the first and a sacrifice

fly in the third inning.

“(Dustin) Hejka pitched a great game

and when the boys got on base, they got

around to the plate to make it count,”

coach Reid added. “We stole 11 bases as a

team and that speaks a lot for the condi-

tioning work the boys have put in all year

long through every sport they’ve partici-

pated in.”

In the shortened game two, Newberry

got things rolling early as they pushed

across three runs in the top of the first,

but the Red Devils wouldn’t be outdone as

they fought back with solo runs in second,

third and fourth innings to tie the game at

3-3 before the game was called by the um-

piring crew due to darkness and dropping

temperatures.

Noah Raymond was on the mound for

East Jordan, allowing two earned runs on

only two hits, fanning eight and walked

four.

Red Devil junior, Herschell Sutton with

a pair of key RBI hits, one in the second

and the other in the fourth, scoring Ray-

mond who led off the inning with a single,

and Schut had the other RBI on one hit.

“The boys should be proud of their ef-

forts tonight,” Reid Jr. said. “They played

good team baseball, Raymond and Hejka

pitched well, and all 15 boys put in a yeo-

man’s effort in frigid temperatures while

gritting through the games tonight. New-

berry has a very solid team and we were

equal to the task, I’m quite pleased.”

Red Devil slugger Jordan Peterson fouls off an offering from the Newberry pitcher. (Photo By

ChRiS FiEL)

Red Devils pick up non-conferencevictory over Newberry

By Chris Fiel

Boyne City 3,

Roscommon 0

BOYNE CITY — The

weather still isn’t

quite ready to cooper-

ate, but that didn’t

keep Boyne City and

Roscommon from tak-

ing the field, as the

Ramblers shutout the

Bucks 3-0 in a rain

soaked non-conference

contest on April 21.

Jeff Miller threw a

complete game two-

hitter for Boyne, fan-

ning four, while not al-

lowing any walks.

Ethan Habasco came

off the bench and de-

livered a 2-run single

to seal the victory for

the Ramblers.

Coach Mark Pontoni

lauded the defensive

play of Derek Willis,

Alec Hoagland, Dalton

Gardner and Jared

Fleming.

Boyne City is 1-0

overall.

Ramblers shutout Bucks3-0 in season opener

By Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 15-16, Pellston 0-1

EAST JORDAN — The Rayder baseball

team rebounded from a loss earlier in the

week and took it out on Pellston as

Charlevoix swept the non-conference dou-

bleheader, 15-0, 16-1 on April 19, with the

help of a few Rayder home runs at the East

Jordan High School baseball field.

Game one saw Austin Putman toss three

innings of one hit ball in picking up the

win in the mercy shortened game, Putman

struck out four and walked one.

At the plate, Putman led the way with

two hits, including a double and four

RBI’s, while Nate Moon and Will Telgenhof

hit home runs to combine for another

three RBI’s. Luke Klinger doubled among

his two hits and Hunter Cox added a pair

of hits.

“We had our first nine batters all reach

base without an out being recorded in

game one,” Charlevoix coach Allen Telgen-

hof said. “Our first out was a sacrifice fly,

then batting for the second time in the in-

ning, Will Telgenhof and Nate Moon hit

back-to-back homers to make it 11-0.”

In game two, not much changed as the

Rayder seemed to be clicking on all cylin-

ders, scoring four times in the first, adding

a ten spot in the third and a pair of runs in

the fourth to force another mercy.

Logan Eckhardt went the distance for

Charlevoix, tossing four innings, allowing

one earned run on four hits, walking one

and fanning four.

Charlevoix’s offense was led by Putman

with two doubles and three RBI’s, while

Moon added his second round tripper of

the day, this time a three-run bomb. Cox

added two hits, Shane Sutherland tripled;

KeNan Borths, Will Telgenhof and Chris-

tian Matye all singled.

“After a tough split with Grayling on

Thursday, everything went our way today,”

coach Telgenhof said. “Pellston has a real

young team and our guys took advantage

of their mistakes and hit the ball well.

Our pitchers threw the ball well, and it

was especially nice to see Logan (Eck-

hardt) do so well in his first game on the

mound this year.”

“I really want to thank Phyllis Ol-

szewski and Tom Reid, East Jordan’s ath-

letic director and coach, for letting us use

their field to play since ours still isn’t

playable. It was really great of them to

host us.”

The Rayders also stole 20 bases on the af-

ternoon.

Charlevoix 5-3, Grayling 1-13

GRAYLING — Charlevoix junior Nate

Moon supplied all the arm needed and

added a key double for the Rayders as they

took the opener of a split in a Lake Michi-

gan Conference twinbill from Grayling on

April 17.

Moon tossed all six innings for

Charlevoix, allowing one run on five hits,

striking out eight and walking four.

At the plate, Noah Certa finished with a

pair of hits, including a double and two

RBI’s, while Moon also doubled in a pair of

runs for the Rayders.

Also for Charlevoix, Devin Largent, Will

Telgenhof, Luke Klinger and J.J. Bottom-

ley all singled, with Largent picking up an

RBI.

“I thought we played a nice first game

and Nate (Moon) was dominant again on

the mound for us,” Rayder coach Allen Tel-

genhof said. “He pitched especially well

with numbers on base.”

In the nightcap, Grayling rebounded

with a 13-3 victory, courtesy of 14 hits.

“The wheels fell off,” coach Telgenhof

said. “We had some uncharacteristic er-

rors at tough times which gave them some

extra chances and extra bases, but give

Grayling credit, they really hit the ball

well.”

Hunter Cox took the loss on the mound,

allowing six runs on seven hits over two

innings. He also struck out and walked

three.

Bottomley worked three innings of re-

lief, allowing four runs on five hits, fan-

ning two and KeNen Borths gave up three

runs on two hits and struck out a pair in

one inning of work.

“For us Noah Certa and Nate Moon led

the way offensively and Will Telgenhof did

a great job defensively,” the coach added.

Certa and Moon finished with two hits

each, while Will Telgenhof and Luke

Klinger each singled.

Charlevoix is 4-2 overall, 1-1 LMC.

JV results Charlevoix JV 15, Pellston JV 1

The JV Rayders opened their season

with a 15-1 victory over the Pellston JV on

April 19.

Jordan Adkins picked up the win on the

mound, striking out two in the process.

Coach Brandon Webb added that the de-

fense was sharp, turning two double plays

in the contest.

Adkins was also a beast on the offensive

side of the ball, pounding out two hits, in-

cluding a triple, scoring twice, stealing a

pair of bases and adding two RBI’s.

Mason Louiselle added three hits with

four RBI’s, while Alex Klieber, Jake Seger,

Justin Adkins and Forrest Noirot added

two hits each.

Brad Klinger finished with a pair of

stolen bases, while Christian Matye and

Cam Alden reached base three times each.

Rayders rout Hornets, Split with Vikings

April 24, 2014 Charlevoix County News • B

Sports O N L I N E AT W W W. C H A R L E V O I XCO U N T Y N E W S . CO M

CLASS AFirst TeamJessica Walter, Midland, 5-11, Sr. GMarte’ Grays, Detroit King, 6-2, Sr. FCandice Leatherwood, Farmington Hills Mercy, 5-6, Sr. G (captain)Jasmyn Walker, Muskegon Mona Shores, 5-10, Sr. GCierra Rice, Grosse Pte. South, 5-8, Jr. G

Second TeamBailey Thomas, MarianHannah Orwat, Grand LedgePaige Aresco, CantonTinara Moore, SouthgateKerri McMahon, Novi

Third TeamLauren Hung, Waterford KetteringSydnee McDonald, Flint Carman-AinsworthCori Crocker, Grand LedgeTaylor Craymer, Grand HavenMakenna Ott, Haslett

Fourth TeamSamantha Thomas, MarianSade’ Lemons, Sterling HeightsAmber Jamison, Rochester AdamsMicah Robinson, Ann Arbor HuronTaylor Jones, Mercy

Fifth TeamCierra Bond, RomulusLindsay Orwat, Grand LedgeHannah Stoll, DeWittCassie Breen, WoodhavenCasey Bowdell, Allen Park

Sixth TeamLindsey Hernden, RomeoRiley Fealko, Port Huron NorthernLeah Charrette, St. Clair Shores LakeviewAllie Miller, Saginaw HeritageKarson Tripp, Haslett

Honorable MentionShannon Wilson, Bloomfield HillsTaylor Hunley, CantonAmanda Merz, Grand HavenRachel Winters, CantonBreanna Mobley, Lansing WaverlySam Bauer, MercyAmani Echolls, FarmingtonAllie Gorcyca, MercyBrittany Gray, MarianDominique Zigo, White Lake LakelandMardrekia Cook, MuskegonCara Horst, ClioKara Holinski, MarianAlyssa Copley, HollyCami Bidinger, Anchor BayEmily Hranchook, L’Anse CreuseErin Nelson, Harper Woods ReginaHunter Vittala, MarquetteImani Taylor, Swartz CreekJada Woody, PlymouthJaniece Levelston, MuskegonJessica Murphy, OxfordKaitlyn Smith, HollyKamrin Reed, HoltKierra Fletcher, Warren CousinoKa-Leah Ryan, Battle Creek CentralKimmy Bilinski, Traverse City WestKristen Nelson, Farmington Hills HarrisonLeah Humes, Bay City CentralLeah Somerfield, GreenvilleMeechi Thompson, East LansingMikayla Martinie, Holland West OttawaMya Udell, Grand Rapids Forest Hills CentralNatalie Peterson, BrightonNina Foster, Lansing EverettPaige Hallock, GreenvilleSiyeh Frazier, Detroit RenaissanceTara Lierman, HoltTess Weatherly, HowellBre’nae Andrews, Grosse Pointe SouthTyra Jones, Detroit CodyAliezza Brown, Grosse Pointe SouthAriel Bethea, Ann Arbor HuronRio Dudgeon, Macomb Dakota

Jada Woody, PlymouthTaiye Bello, Southfield LathrupAmber Stephens, Farmington Hills HarrisonLauren Tewes, Waterford KetteringDominique Foley, Ypsilanti LincolnBecca Richards, Port Huron NorthernClaudia Reid, DeWittNoel Hernandez, WyomingLogan McCane, RockfordHaley Muller, Grand Rapids ChristianAubreigh Steed, LowellCaroline Streeter, GrandvilleHannah Evo, Fenton

CLASS BFirst TeamMaddy Seeley, Alma, 5-8, Sr. G.Allie Dittmer, Eaton Rapids, 6-1, Sr. CTeagan Reeves, Three Rivers, 6-2, Sr. C (captain)Lindsay Winter, Clare, 5-7, Sr. GTania Davis, Goodrich 5-5, Jr. G

Second TeamAsia Doss, Detroit Country DayKendyl Hinton, ParchmentElisa Jurmu, HoughtonHayley Walkowski, OlivetKalabrya Gondrezick, Benton Harbor

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Sixth TeamChloe King, Standish-SterlingMichelle LaFave, EscanabaNastassja Chambers, Ypsilanti Arbor PrepMichela Coury, Flint PowersFrancesca Buchanan, Sparta

Honorable MentionAlexis Ayala, DurandAllie Grys, PortlandAshley Overbeek, HamiltonAlyzia Dilworth, Gran Rapids Catholic CentralAmber Larson, KingsfordAusrey Tomaszewski, ManisteeBlair Arthur, AlleganBridget Hintz, Elk RapidsChavon Tiggs, Flint SouthwesternCorinne Wezensky, ClareLauren Clem, Stevensville LakeshoreEmily MacArthur, WhitehallHailey Richardson, New Boston HuronHalee Nieman, Midland Bullock CreekJayshonna Blackshire, Muskegon OakridgeJessica Beaudry, GladstoneJodi Schwark, Macomb Lutheran NorthKenzie Galloway, ColdwaterKeri Frahm, FrankenmuthKristen Mohn, Delton KellogLinsey Masnari, Three RiversMaddie Dailey, HastingsMegan Swick, Grosse IleMcKenzie Breimayer, BeldingMicaela Ellis, FerndaleMorgan Villemure, Flat RockSammie McCarthy, CoopersvilleSarah Morrell, PlainwellSarah Swartz, IoniaTyara Green, Detroit CMA

Kalle Martinez, Bay City GlennKate Tobin, Grosse IleHannah Guy, Remus Chippewa HillsHannah Yesmunt, ShepherdAyren Parrish, CharlotteSarah Schultz, WilliamstonAlexis Sevillian, GoodrichIsabella O’Brien, GoodrichKim Charney, YaleKylee Barrett, Croswell-LexingtonMegan Guitar, Croswell-LexingtonDestiny Pitts, Country DayTaryn Taugher, FreelandJenai LaPorte, Bay City GlennSarah Morrell, PlainwellEllery Mast, Holland Christian

CLASS CFirst TeamClaire Denecker, Blissfield, 6-0, Sr. FMichaela DeKilder, Gobles, 5-10, Sr. FRachel McInerney, Saginaw Nouvel, 6-1, Sr. C(captain)Kelley Wright, St. Ignace, 5-10, Sr. FReyna Frost, Reese, 6-0, Jr. F-C

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Sixth TeamElizabeth Dauphinais, Ishpeming WestwoodKristin Doxen, Bishop FoleyTristen Moore, ShelbyBailey Freeland, Kent CityJessica Spencer, Ishpeming

Honorable MentionAlex Elliot, HomerBailey Manis, HomerBrandi Boehm, Kent CityBrittany Cherwinski, Johannesburg-LewistonCiara Sundermann, SpringportEllen Doyle, GoblesEmily Hinsman, St. IgnaceEmily VanVliet, Grandville Calvin ChristianJanae Wolfe, BeavertonJasmyn Parker-Urban, BeavertonJemauree Neal, Muskegon CatholicJillian Bulloch, ConcordJordan Peplinski, Maple City Glen LakeJordan Schneider, Beal CityJuliana Phillips, Traverse City St. FrancisKarli Herrington, HemlockKassy Nelson, Le Roy-Pine RiverLauren Zeerip, HesperiaLexi Rowe, CalumetMaggie Eising, Lake CityMackenzie Kelly, Marlette

Madeline Boss, CharlevoixMichelle Davis, ReadingNia Ahart, Grosse Pointe LiggettRachel Palen, Three Oaks River Valley

Rainy McCune, Boyne CityRobyn Pruitt, Saginaw Arts & SciencesSarah Garrett, Houghton LakeSarah Miller, Blanchard MontabellaSkye Willer, Brown CityTammy Lee, Niles BrandywineTori Christiansen, Carson City-CrystalVictoria Hedemark, DansvilleJessie Manders, ManchesterJalisha Terry, Flint HamadyErika Wendling, BreckenridgePaige Gotham, Reese

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CLASS DFirst TeamKorynn Hincka, Posen, 6-1, Sr. CKatie Theut, Marine City Cardinal Mooney, 5-11, Sr. GSara Hansen, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, 5-6, Sr. G(Captain)Hana Vesela, Brimley, 6-3, Sr. CKristen Massey, Novi Franklin Road Christian, 5-6, Sr. G

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Third TeamLeighton Koepke, BellaireMary Yojtho, Lake Michigan CatholicAveri Gamble, Mt. Pleasant Sacred heartVanessa Freberg, Eben-Superior CentralTaylor Richards, Fruitport Calvary Christian

Fourth TeamLibby Munoz, LelandAllison Fuller, AthensTiffany Wangerin, StephensonMadison Southers, Marine City Cardinal MooneyNadia Salman, Bloomfield Hills Roeper

Fifth TeamCharity Godbold, Southfield ChristianChantal Murdick, Twining Arenac EasternAlexis Barr, CedarvilleEmileigh Ferguson, Bear Lake

Annie Fila, Harbor Light Christian

Sixth TeamElisa Chambers, KingstonCourtney Wolf, MorriceBrittany Turin, OntonagonEmily Matelski, Boyne FallsJensen Tchorzynski, Hillman

Honorable MentionLexi Szymoniak, OnawayAllysha Beal, AthensAlysha Heck, Manistee CatholicChelsey Closs, Mackinaw CityFrankie Mattson, MunisingHailey Lawson, Camden FrontierHannah Harrington, Bear LakeJenna Boyl, Kingston

Madelyn Balon, BellaireHailey Maas, St. Joseph Michigan LutheranPauline Lausten, FrankfortJensen Tchorzynski, HillmanMomo Neal, Muskegon Catholic CentralBrooke Schutte, Twining Arenac EasternMakayla Craun, ColonTiny Hunter, Wyoming Potter’s House ChristianLauren Higgins, Marine City Cardinal MooneyTeslyn Tyner, Eben-Superior CentralRiley Terwilliger, Mt. Pleasant Sacred HeartAbby Andrews, Ann Arbor Rudolf Steiner

DETROIT FREE PRESS 2014 ALL-STATE GIRLS HOOPS

By Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 8, East Jordan 0

EAST JORDAN — The

Charlevoix girls soccer team de-

feated East Jordan 8-0, amid wet

and rainy conditions, which cre-

ated a very slippery playing sur-

face on April 21.

Charlevoix took a 5-0 lead into

halftime as junior midfielder

Leah Davis recorded a hat trick

in first half. Also scoring for the

Rayders was freshman forward

Julia Doskoch and sophomore

Kelsey Engstrom.

In the second half, Davis found

the back of the net for the fourth

time, while sophomore mid-

fielder Kylee Scholten and junior

midfielder Elizabeth Way each

scored as well. Way’s goal at the

28:09 mark ended the contest.

“The girls did a great job in less

than desirable conditions,”

Charlevoix coach Pete Scholten

said. “Leah Davis was again

amazing this evening burying

four goals for us. Freshman de-

fender Grace Sutherland played

her first varsity game tonight

and played a real strong defense

for us.”

Rayders picking up assists on

the evening were; Davis, Grace

Whitley, Engstrom and Kylee

Scholten. Junior keeper Gloria

Boyne City 1, East Jordan 0 ot

EAST JORDAN — The Ram-

bler girls soccer team earned

their first victory of the spring

season, edging the host Red Dev-

ils 1-0 in overtime in a Lake

Michigan Conference battle on

April 17.

Rambler freshman Ashlyn

Kartes scored the game winning

goal with three minutes remain-

ing in the second overtime on a

Veronica Sosa assist.

Boyne City’s Hannah Sterling

and Mallory Karaszewski com-

bined for the shutout in goal.

SOCCER

Rayders, Ramblers get past Red Devils

Charlevoix’s Leah Davis (6) splits the defense of East Jordan’s tess McNitt (20) and Ellen Brandell (28). Davis finished with four goals in the contest.(Photo By DaNiELLE PoiNDExtER)

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The all-new 2015 Ford F-150 has

already scaled the highest points

of the Continental Divide and ex-

perienced the most extreme

weather conditions as Ford has

set out to engineer its toughest

truck yet. Before the first 2015 F-

150 rolls off the assembly line, it

will have been subjected to 10

million miles of combined real-

world and simulated durability

testing.

“We wanted to build the tough-

est, most capable F-150, while

making it as much as 700 pounds

lighter,” said Pete Reyes, Ford F-

150 chief engineer. “We chal-

lenged the team to torture the

truck harder than any F-150 be-

fore it.”

The new F-150 towed trailers

over mountain passes in temper-

atures above 120 degrees, with-

stood frame-punishing terrain on

an off-road course and conquered

a frozen lake at minus 40 degrees.

It endured high-humidity cham-

bers, salt vats and riverbeds. The

F-150 towed heavy loads up gruel-

ing, steep roads. Robots slammed

its doors and tailgates, and

dropped heavy objects onto the

bed of the truck. It persevered

through twisting and shaking

from multiple directions.

Some Ford tests are so extreme

that a five-day period equals 10

years or 150,000 miles of abuse by

the roughest customers. Reyes is

quick to remind customers that

the extreme tests Ford runs are

conducted in controlled settings.

“I discourage anyone from trying

to create their own top 10 list,” he

said. “Leave the testing to us.”

The all-new F-150 has been

through hundreds of torture

tests. including:

- Seven-channel input: Ford

built a special torture rack that

violently twists and shakes the

truck seven ways – simultane-

ously – for five days, simulating

the equivalent of 225,000 miles.

This testing isn’t random. After

running a fully instrumented

truck through durability

courses, engineers recorded the

forces the road surface put on

various vehicle components.

Those forces are replicated in

seven channels – four up and

down, two side to side and one

lengthwise down the center. The

frame and body are stressed to

see how well the truck performs

in situations that might bend the

frame.

- Silver Creek: The famous Sil-

ver Creek durability course in

Romeo, Mich., combines two ex-

tremely rough roads. One section

of the route has 15 distinct types

of chuckholes, while the other is

made from broken pieces of con-

crete. Test drivers beg off this

route after one pass because the

pounding and speed is so intense.

Imagine hitting a crater-sized

pothole every five feet for miles –

going 20 mph. With this road sur-

face, 500 miles is equal to 20,000

miles on the country’s roughest

roads.

- Power Hop Hill: This wash-

board Ford test track in Romeo

was created to replicate a steep,

off-road dirt trail in the Hualapai

Mountains of northwest Ari-

zona. The severe 11 percent grade

– steeper than the final section of

most ski jump ramps – stresses

engine and transmission compo-

nents when the wheels lose con-

tact and then return to the

surface.

- Corrosion bath: The 2015 F-

150 is the first high-volume vehi-

cle with a high-strength steel

frame, and body panels made of

high-strength, aluminum alloy –

the same material used to make

armor-plated tanks and navy

warships. An advantage alu-

minum has over steel is that it

doesn’t produce red rust. So Ford

had to go beyond the usual tests

that include driving vehicles

through countless salt baths and

soaking them in high-humidity

chambers. The company devel-

oped a modified corrosion test

using an acidified spray to be

more aggressive on the high-

strength, aluminum alloy. After

simulating 10 years of exposure,

the aluminum material showed

virtually no signs of degrada-

tion.

From acid baths to Power Hop Hill, 10ways Ford torture-tested the 2015 F-150

PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF EAST JORDAN

SURPLUS EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE

The City of East Jordan will accept sealed bids until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, May 1, 2014 for the sale of surplus equipment. Surplus equipment items may be viewed at the DPW Garage located at 402 Maple Street, Monday - Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

LOCATED AT DPW Garage 402 Maple Street

#1: (2) Two Kerosene Heaters #2: 2” Cent Pump $100 Minimum Bid

#3: Drill Press $100 Minimum Bid #4: 50 HP Johnson S Horse Motor Minimum Bid $2,500

#5: 2000 F-150 Pickup Truck 94,000 Miles Minimum bid of $800.00

Submit sealed bids to: City Hall, 201 Main Street, PO Box 499, East Jordan, MI 49727. Mark on bid envelope “Surplus Equipment” and the item name. All surplus equipment is sold on “as is basis”. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive

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Beautiful 40 acre parcel withhidden hay fields and stonepiles, bordering 30,000 newlyplanted Red Pine seedlings.For hunting, fishing, hiking,horseback riding or just a fa-vorite getaway. Filled withdeer and elk. Very close toMullet Lake and federal prop-erty. Property located justsouth of 2634 Whiting Road,Cheboygan. Call 231-414-0044 for info. $70,000.

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Featured Property

Versatile BoyneCity home offersrental income orhome businesspossibilitiesBy Jim akans

Situated within an easy walk to beautiful

downtown Boyne City, this wonderfully

maintained home offer lots of possibilities

for the homebuyer, investor or entrepre-

neur.

The approximately 1,611 square foot, four-

bedroom, three-bath residence is currently

set up as a duplex, and it is also zoned to be

utilized as a professional office as well. So

this is an excellent opportunity for those

seeking an income property, or it could

make a great spot to set up a home business

and even has a private entrance perfectly

suited to that application. Two of the bed-

rooms are located on the main level, which

also features a wood-burning fireplace in

the living area, and the remaining two bed-

rooms are situated on the second level.

This highly versatile and well-main-

tained home is located at 220 State Street in

Boyne City and it is listed at just $99,000.

For a more information or to arrange a

home tour, call Lynda or William Chris-

tensen at Lynda’s Real Estate Service in

Boyne City at 231-582-9555 or email

[email protected] or

[email protected]

It doesn’t matter whether you are

selling your home as a short sale or

as a traditional seller, your checklist

for home selling is identical. There

are certain things on a home selling

checklist that every responsible

seller should do.

You would utilize your home clos-

ing checklist after all of your per-

sonal belongings and furniture has

been moved. Although, not every

seller is required to prior to or on the

day of closing, most home sellers

find that they can’t begin to wrap up

the process until everything is re-

moved from the home.

Part 2 of 2

Closing CheCklist tip #6:CanCel or transfer Utili-ties, stop the newspaper

Make up a list of phone numbers

in advance of each of your utility

companies. Not every utility is al-

ways paid monthly, some are quar-

terly. If you subscribe to the

newspaper, you might have to order

your cancellation a week or more in

advance to stop newspapers from pil-

ing up in the front yard.

Closing CheCklist tip #7:leave hoUse keys, remotes,gate keys, mailbox keys

Even though the buyers will proba-

bly change the locks, find every

house key, remotes for the garage or

ceiling fans, keys to the gate and

mailbox, if any, and put them in a

kitchen drawer.

Closing CheCklist tip #8:assemble applianCe manU-als, reCeipts and war-ranties

As you were packing, you may

have come across manuals for the

HVAC, security or sprinkler system

or appliances, and set them aside. If

you have receipts from contractors

or warranties, put them into an enve-

lope and leave them in a drawer with

the manuals, along with the code for

the security alarm.

Closing CheCklist tip #9:CheCk Cabinets, drawersand storage

If your spouse or friend says she

has gone through every room with a

fine tooth comb looking for anything

left behind, run one more check. You

may find nothing more than a razor

in the shower, but at least you’ll be

able to shave in the morning. It will

give you peace of mind. I once forgot

a black felt hat I loved, which was

adorned with long peacock feathers,

on the top shelf of a closet and never

got over that loss.

Closing CheCklist tip #10:Close drapes / blinds,tUrn off lights and loCkthe door

You would think this would be a

given, but you’d be amazed at how

many people forget to close up the

house. If nobody can see inside, the

odds of someone breaking in de-

clines. If the home will be vacant for

a long time, consider leaving behind

an inexpensive lamp on a timer.

Compliments of Mike Stark,Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors

East Jordan. (231) 536-7700


Real Estate CornerQuestion & Answers About Selling Real Estate

Top 10 Home Closing Checklist Tips for Sellers


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2014 Coachmen Freedom Ex-press 230BH 23’ Travel Trailer.2014 Coachmen 230BH. Thisextremely light weight traveltrailer is perfect for a smallertow vehicle. It can be pulledwith most 6 cylinder SUVs. Itcomes equipped with alu-minum rims, power awning,black & tan exterior and muchmore. Sale Price $17,995.Save $10,000. InternationalRV World, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Hours: Mon-day – Saturday 9am – 5pm.

2014 Forest River FlagstaffClassic Super Lite 852 FifthWheel. Island kitchen model,diamond package. Shieldedawning covers tinted, bonded,frameless windows. Fresh wa-ter tank 43GAL Gray watertank 76GAL Black water tank38GAL. Stock #FL5409.$35,899.

2014 Koala 26SS 26’ TravelTrailer. This rear living roomsuper slide model is superlite constructed. At only5200lbs it can be towed withtrucks or full sized suv’s withease. The rear living roomfeature dual chairs and largewindows. The kitchen offerslots of oversized cabinets anddrawers. The bath is spaciouswith a huge corner showerand the bedroom has a sec-ond entry and wardrobes oneither side of the bed. SalePrice $23,995. Save $7,000.International RV World, 277N. Expressway Court, Gay-lord, MI 49735. 989-448-8700.Hours: Mon-Sat 9am – 5pm.

2014 Skyline Walkabout 23LC23’ Travel Trailer. Synergylightweight construction, Co-rian countertops, heated hold-ing tanks, slideout, powerawning and lots more. We

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2014 Trailrunner 26SLE 26’Travel Trailer, Super Lite Edi-tion. Heartland Trail RunnerSLE Bunkhouse Travel Trailerw/Rear Corner Bunk Beds,Rear Corner Bath Including:Tub/Shower, Toilet, Sink &Linen Cabinet, Slideout BoothDinette & Sofa w/OverheadAbove Sofa, Ent. Center,Pantry, Refrigerator, 3 BurnerRange, Dbl. Kitchen Sink &Overhead Storage, FrontQueen Bed w/Storage BothSides & Overhead Cabinetand More! Sale Price $17,995.International RV World, 277N. Expressway Court, Gay-lord, MI 49735. 989-448-8700.Hours: Mon-Sat 9am – 5pm.

2015 Forest River SalemCruise Lite Midwest 241QBTravel Trailer. Lightweight.Only 4300 LBS., LeatherDecor, 6 Gallon Hot WaterHtr. W/DSI, E-Z Lube Axles,Double Door Frig., PowerTongue Jack, Power Awning,Power Jacks Front/Rear, PushButton Remote System,DVD/MP3/CD/FM Stereo.#SA5037. $13,995. FreewayRV. Exit 270 on I-75, Waters,MI. 888-731-4198. www.Free-wayRV.com

New 2013 Outback 321TBHTerrain 32’ Travel Trailer. 2013Outback Terrain 321TBH. Thislight weight luxury travel trailerwill sleep 9 people comfortablyand it has all the conven-iences. It comes equippedwith a Vaulted ceiling, stereosystem with DVD and BlueTooth, 3 burner range withoven, 32in LCD TV, skylightin bath, 13.5 air, microwave,6 gal gas electric water heaterw/DSI, Large double door re-fer, Deluxe sleeper sofa,Champagne fiberglass, Gelcoat cap, tinted safety glasswindows, TV antenna w boost-er, cable and satellite prep,outside camp kitchen, blacktank flush, spare tire and evenan electric awning. Sale Price$23,995. Save $12,000. In-ternational RV World, 277 N.Expressway Court, Gaylord,MI 49735. 989-448-8700.

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New 2014 Palomino Puma253-FBS. Single Slide PumaFifth Wheel w/Rear LivingArea, 72 Sofa Sleeper, Over-head Cabinets, Large U-Dinette Slideout, Ent. Centerw/Overhead Cabinet, DoubleKitchen Sink, Skylight, 3 Burn-er Range, Refrigerator,Pantry, Tub/Shower, Lav. &Toilet, Large Hall Wardrobe,Front Queen Bed w/Night-stands Below ShirtWardrobes Both Sides ofBed, Large Pass-Thru Stor-age and More. Available Op-tions May Include: FreeStanding Dinette w/Chairs.Manufacturers SuggestedPrice: $26,549. You Save:$6,554. Sale Price: $29,995.Petoskey RV USA, 2215 USHighway 31 N. Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200.

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2001 Suzuki XL-7. 4x4, 3rdrow seat, V-6, sunroof. SalePrice $2,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2002 Jeep Liberty Sport. 4x4,3.7 L. $199 a month or less.Rivertown Auto Group, 989VFW Rd., Cheboygan 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2002 Toyota RAV 4. JVCsound, 4WD. Sale Price$8,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2003 Buick Rendezvous CX.Nice looking SUV. Sale Price$5,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2003 GMC Envoy SLT. 4WD,leather, sunroof. As low as$149 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2004 Chevy Tahoe. 4x4, towpkg, new tires. As low as$199 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2006 Jeep Liberty Limited.4x4, power sunroof, loaded.As low as $179 a month.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.

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2007 Ford Edge SEL Plus.AWD, leather, 2 sunroofs. Aslow as $199 a month. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

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New 2013 Forest River RVOpen Steel Angle Iron TrailerUSASG510SA. Open SteelAngle Iron Trailer by ForestRiver, 5x10 Single Axlew/Gate, 3500 LB Axle, Treat-ed Deck, Fold Flat Rear Gate,DOT Approved Lights, TripleAngle Tongue & Much More.Manufacturers SuggestedPrice: $1,995. You Save:$800. Sale Price: $1,195.Petoskey RV USA, 2215 USHighway 31 N. Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200.

New 2014 Interstate 1 6.5’ x12’ Dump Trailer, Griffin68x12. Tandem Axle HeavyDuty Dump Trailer. Twin Cylin-der, Powder Coated, 2 WayGate, Heavy Duty Ramps,Monarch Pump, InterstateBattery, D Rings, Load Tarp,Much More. ManufacturersSuggested Price: $6,995. YouSave: $1,500. Sale Price:$5,495. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

New 2014 Interstate 1 WedgeNose 6x12 Cargo TrailersSFC612SAFS. Wedge NoseCargo Trailer by Interstate 1,Rear Ramp Door, Front Dia-mond Plate, 14 PlatformHeight, Spring Axle & MuchMore. Manufacturers Sug-gested Price: $3,695. YouSave: $1,000. Sale Price:$2,695. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

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2003 Ford Ranger XLT. FX4Off Road pkg, 4x4, extendedcab. As low as $199 a month.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2005 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT.4x4, tow pkg, 4 door, highmiles, good truck. Sale Price$6,497. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2005 Ford F-350. 4x4, bed-liner, tow pkg, Triton V-10.Now this is a truck. Sale Price$8,495. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Chevy Colorado. Extcab. Sale Price $7,495. River-town Auto Group, 989 VFWRd., Cheboygan 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Ford F-150 XL. 4 door,seats 5, locking tool box, bed-liner, tow pkg, 5.4 L Triton.Sale Price $6,449. RivertownAuto Group, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Ford F-150. 4 door,bedliner, FX4 Off Road pkg,tow pkg, short box, 5.4 L Tri-ton. Only 96 K. Sale Price$14,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2008 Chevy Silverado 1500.Leather, 4 door, seats 5, towpkg. Sale Price $8,495. River-town Auto Group, 989 VFWRd., Cheboygan 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2009 GMC Sierra 1500. 4x4,4 door, bedliner, tow pkg,seats 5. Sale Price $17,997.Rivertown Auto Group, 989VFW Rd., Cheboygan 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2010 Ford F-150 XLT. 4x4,tow pkg, seats 5, fiberglasstopper. Sale Price $19,995.Rivertown Auto Group, 989

VFW Rd., Cheboygan 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2011 GMC Sierra 2500 HD.4x4, bedliner, tow pkg, Vortecengine, 4 door, seats 5. SalePrice $19,999. RivertownAuto Group, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

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2003 Chrysler Town & Coun-try. 6 cyl, 4 captain chairs,seats 7, DVD. As low as $99a month. Drive Now AutoSales, 2215 US Highway 31N, Petoskey. Phone 231-347-3200. www.drivenow123.com

2004 Honda Odyssey. Seats7, automatic sliding dualdoors, DVD. Sale Price$5,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2004 Toyota Sienna. Seats7, 4 captain chairs, dual slid-ing doors, nice. As low as$139 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2005 Dodge Caravan. Seats7, dual sliding doors. As lowas $129 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2006 Pontiac Montana SV6.7 passenger, 4 captain chairs.Sale Price $7,995. RivertownAuto Group, 989 VFW Rd.,Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2008 Dodge Grand CaravanSE. Stow-N-Go, seats 7. SalePrice $7,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Rd.,

Cheboygan 231-627-6700.www.RiverAuto.net

2010 Dodge Grand CaravanSXT. Stow-N-Go, seats 7.Sale Price $10,997. River-town Auto Group, 989 VFWRd., Cheboygan 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2012 Chrysler Town & Coun-try Touring. Dark CharcoalPearl w/comfortable charcoalheated leather seating! Per-fect for the family DVD player,Stow ‘n Go seats. This oneyou don’t one to miss. Takeit for a test drive! $20,449.Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-lac, 1861 US 31 North,Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

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Small, private collector payingcash for Baseball, Footballcards before 1970. 231-373-0842. Gaylord Area

Wanted to Buy: Mineral rightswhich are under current pro-duction. For information, callRick at 989-858-3783

Wanted: OUTBOARD MO-TORS, any size, running ornot. Also selling OutboardMotors. Call 231-546-6000

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Rear kitchen, Front Queen Bed, Large Bathroom, Wardrobe, Sofa, Large Awning,Front Pass Through Storage, Stab Jacks, Much More. 1/2 Ton towable.

Used 2001 Coachmen RV Catalina 253RK Travel Trailer


Wedge Nose Cargo Trailer by Interstate 1, Rear Ramp Door, Front Diamond Plate,14" Platform Height, Spring Axle & Much More.

New 2014 Interstate 1 Wedge Nose 6x12 Cargo Trailers SFC612SAFS


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Used 2009 Keystone RV Outback Sydney Edition 29RLS Travel Trailer


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New 2014 Interstate 1 6.5' x 12' Dump Trailer, Griffin 68x12


Open Steel Angle Iron Trailer by Forest River, 5x8 Single Axle w/Gate, 3500 LBAxle, Treated Deck, Fold Flat Rear Gate, DOT Approved Lights, Triple Angle Tongue& Much More.

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