Garfield Eleven crowned Wabash Valley football champions of 1952
Garfield's Purple Eagles, coached by mas Dischinger, captured the 1952 Wabash Valley title with 4314 points under the board’s system, narrowly edging Clinton which finished with 42 points. Garfield began with a win over Linton and beat Sullivan, Brazil, Crawfordsville, Robinson, Dugger and Wiley, with ties to Clinton and Gerstmeyer.
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Terre Haute
Garfield
Purple Eagles
Orval Strong
Wabash Valley Board of Control
Mas Dischinger
Clinton
Wildcats
Coach Dischinger
The
Eagles
Linton
Sullivan
Brazil
Crawfordsville
Robinson
Dugger
Wiley
Gerstmeyer
Bloomington
Danville
St. Newton
Eastern Illinois
Casey
Vincennes
Terre Haute Garfield
Tainan
Briggoport
Lawrenceville, Ill
SoSaks Creep
Martinsville
Ill
Bowling Tabulations From Linton Alleys Reported
Totals from two sessions of ten pin bowling at Linton alleys show results for Friday Night and multiple leagues. Notable scores include Fritz 693 and Truitt 565 in mixed play, with several teams posting strong individual tallies and mixed records across divisions.
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Linton Alleys
Hardwood Scores Across College Matchups
DePaul defeated Lewis 84 to 48 while Indiana beat Valparaiso 95 to 56 and Marquette topped Detroit 80 to 72. Creighton defeated Loyola HL 77 to 70 and Michigan defeated Marquette 80 to 72. Xavier over Union Ky 82 to 73 with West. Michigan 80 Central Michigan 2.
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DePaul
Lewis
Indiana
Valparaiso
Town
Butler
Loyola
Creighton
Michigan
Marquette
West
Three Big Ten Teams Score Victories in Hoops Action
Indiana crushed Valparaiso 95 to 56 as Michigan rallied to beat Marquette 80 to 72 and Iowa topped Butler 62 to 52. Loyola Chicago West Virginia DePaul North Carolina Duke also won with upcoming dates featuring North Carolina State Furman Clemson Georgia Virginia Maryland. Milt Mead led Michigan with 16. Bob Van Vooren led Marquette with 22 in Ann Arbor.
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Valparaiso
Michigan
Marquette
Iowa
Butler
Loyola of Chicago
West Virginia
DePaul
North Carolina
Duke
North Carolina State
Furman
Clemson
Georgia
Virginia
Maryland
Big Ten
Wolverines
Milt Mead
Bob van Vooren
Miners to Open Season Against Spencer Five At Linton Gym
Linton high school fans eye the 1952-53 Miners tonight as they host the Spencer Cops at the Linton gym. Coach George Pearcy plans to study Spencer’s Rumple and a set of high scoring teammates as the Caps aim to defend against the locals. The night also features Jasonville at Worthington and Sandborn at Monroe City with a large crowd anticipated.
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Spencer Five
Linton Gym
Linton High School
Spencer Cops
Linton
George Pearcy
Rumple
Spencer Center
Clay City
Cops
Clay City Eels
Coalmont Gymnasium
Spencer
Falk
Stanger
Tennant
Williams
McHenry
McClure
Pearcy
Bill Griffiths
Raymond Hineman
Jasonville Yellow Jackets
Worthington Ramblers
Worthington Gymnasium
Sandborn
Jays
Monroe City
Jasonville Graders top Welders in two junior games
Jasonville A team defeated Welder varsity 35 23 at the Jasonville gym. Linton B fell 30 28 in the curtain-raiser as Jasonville led 18 13 at halftime. Scorers include Jasonville Crane 6 Wasnidge 10 Rotman 18 and Linton Blackburn 11 Hardesty 3 Rose 7. Welders wait for Jan 8 return with possible extra contest.
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Jasonville
Linton
Jasonville Lads
Blackburn
Hardesty
Rose
Martin
Crane
Wasnidge
Taylor
Rotman
Trinkle
Richardson
Lechion
Durham
Davis
Mitchell
Foster
Hardin
McNeally
Owen
Fiscus
Mount Apo Highest Peak in Philippine Islands
Mount Apo rises to 9,610 feet as the tallest summit in the Philippine islands. The United States hosts 62 distinct turtle species across its habitats.
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Apo
Philippine Islands
United States
Linton High to Sell Season Tickets for 1952 53
Football coach Red Faught will handle pre sale of season tickets for Linton High home games. Single admission at the door is 50 cents with no student tickets at door. Students may buy at the high school office before game day. Adult season tickets are 3 dollars, student season tickets 1 50. Seven home contests this season. Tickets available at southwest gym door during Linton Spencer contest tonight.
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Linton
Miners
Linton- Spencer
Ford Parts Used Across Other Cars Interchangeable Book
Over 1500 Genuine Ford parts are used on other makes of cars. Use our interchangeability book to save time and money. Linton Motor Sales, Inc. 179 A Street NE.
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Linton Motor Sales, Inc
Immigration station origins at Ellis Island and atom discovery claim
The text notes the U S government bought Ellis Island in 1808 and made it an immigration station in 1891. It also credits English chemist John Dalton with the discovery of the atom in 1808.
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United States
Ellis Island
John Dalton
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South Main Street
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