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fi i i ! 't I ,ul •. 1 I *, , i:t \ 2Triton: CollegeFootball NewsM^re tlian 100 candidates are expected Aug. 19 to turn out for berths on the Triton College football team as practice begins. The team, under the direction of Coach Jim Harkema, will be the first fielded by the River Grove college In Its six-year history.Harkema states more than 80 athletes have shown Interest in the team. He expects up to 50 mure to come out to practice. Any student interested in playingfor the team is asked to contact the coach at the school.Harkema, who directed Niles East High School to a 5-3 record last season, is in his first year of college coaching. At the high school level, his teams compiled an 11-13 record over three seasons. He is a graduate of Kalamazoo (Mich.) college, and Western Michigan University. Assisting him will be Pat Patterson, a former Iowa U. star fullback, Tom Crum, formerly of the University of Dl, and George Jorndt, an Illinois State U. grad already on the Triton staff,T'.ie team expects to play its home games on a newly-sodded field on the campus. It will meet College of DuPage, Wheaton College Frosh, and Elmhurst College junior varsity at home this year. The Du Page game is cited as Parent's Day, Wheaton Is Homecoming and Elmhurst, High School Day.The Schedule:Sept. 21 -Wheaton College frush Sept.26 -Joliet Junior CollegeOct. 3 at III. Valley CollegeOct. 10 - College of Du PagoOct. 17 at Rock Valley CollegeI J.u •.Men’s SoftballTournamentBaseball FansIH Don’t miss Uih champlonshlp playoffs on Friday Aug. 21 at 7*30 and 9:15 p.m. and on Saturday, Aug, 22 at I, 3, 5, 7 and 9 p.m. The tournament is being played hy nearby suburban teams and three Park Dist, league teams, namely Carlson, Q.jJtsch and Go-Tane. All participating teams are rated excellent and baseball fans will be assured they will see some exciting games.College Tui lionAnd Fees Up 8%The basic costs f mum arid board, tuition and fees; for college and University students are rising nt a rate of H per cent.This is based on the 1970 edition of the annual college costs survey by the Life In-nu ranee Agern y Management Association.The median for in-slate students in state coeducational schools will be $1.2:14. an increase of $96. The median for private coeducationalschools will be? (in September) $2,502, an .increase of $200.Oct. 24 at Thornton Jr, College Oct. 30 Wheal on College Frosh Nov. 6 Elmhurst College Jr.Var, Nov. 14 at Morton CollegeEDDIE STANGE AND HE MELODY BOYS
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Forest Park Review
Forest Park, Illinois, US
Wed, Aug 19, 1970
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