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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
3
A brief item notes Dixon High School’s B squad football game. Players and scores not provided. Event appears in local sports column with a humorous quote about attention and finances. No clear outcome or participant names available from readable text.
Harlan opens a new store at 318 First Ave promising a wide selection and friendly service. The shop emphasizes value and neighborhood appeal with daily deals and top brands.
A school poll in Mr Paris geometry class surveyed 100 students and 10 teachers on square and geometry terms. Results show students 88 percent sq 59 percent parr 28 percent trap 21 percent rhom while teachers 100 percent sq 100 percent parr 71 percent trap 28 percent rhom. The piece defines square as a parallelogram with four equal sides and four right angles.
Ottawa game notes feature B-Squad player R Batley delivering a sharp line about finances saying he is so poor the IRS dropped his name from their mailing list. The remark signals lighthearted mood in locker room banter.
Sterling Golden Warriors suffered an 86 63 road setback to LaSalle Peru as Greg Schott led Sterling with 21 points and Gary Helms added 19. Sterling drops to 4 2 in conference, 10 7 overall, with Fresh Soph as LP Incas beat Sterling 71 49.
Sterling Braves beat Ottawa Corsairs 72 to 64 on Friday January 14 1972. Braves led 19 17 after first quarter 35 34 at halftime and pulled away in the second half with Kim Deets scoring 20 and Don Sutherland leading Corsairs with 29. Final score by quarters Ottawa 17 17 11 19 Sterling 19 16 21 16.
Randy Duncan reports the Warriors lost their NCIC opener 66 59 to the Ottawa Pirates on Friday January 4 1972. Kim Harper led the Warriors with 16 points while Greg Schott had 15 and Keith Clements paced Ottawa with 30 as Ottawa broke a four game Spartan win streak. The scoring by quarters was 17-17 31-30 17-22 11-14.
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