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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1958

Page

6

Joliet Pony League Names 1958 All Star Team

At Ingalls Park Athletic club last night Joliet Pony League managers selected the 1958 all star team. Fifteen players from Union National Bank Joe Matchins Barretts and others join Lou Fassola as manager with Ray Vargocko as coach and Ole Ehrsam as business manager. Practice begins for district tournament July 25 26 and 27 at Joliet Pony League diamond.

Ingalls Park Athletic Club Joliet Pony League Jack Quas Union National Bank Joe Matchin Ken Cargle Ag Ziech Barretts Chris Ward Bob Furlan Cass Hamerla Jay Paul Bob Genendher Baskin’s Ken Widlowski Adilers Steve Jostak J. and J. Contractors Joliet Pony League

Midwest Drivers Eye Big Mazon Prize

Top Midwest drivers from Michigan Ohio Kentucky and India compete at Mazon track for a major prize. Flashy toadster cars with aluminum tubing and lighter engines aim for speed amid rumors of a 300 lap Chicago area record extended by 200 laps. Cars start with fastest upfront as a large electric scoreboard records top three. event proceeds rain or shine with picnic facilities on site.

Bill Koehler Amie Gardiner Hie Johansom Rockford Michigan Ohio Kentucky India Niawom Competitiien Chicago Indianapolis Oval Mazon Track

Tattersall Eyes Second Midget Feature Win at Joliet Memorial

Bob Tattersall, Streator veteran, seeks his second midget win and first back-to-back feature in 1958 at Joliet Memorial Stadium. After opening season on the eastern circuit, he won the 50-lap main last weekend to tie Willie Wildhaber for track long-distance honors. Also racing are Dick Ritchie, Ed Kroncke, Ken Wines, Bernie Wilhelms, Sam Robinson, Newt White, Ray Elliott, Bob Chapman and Paul Kerber with time trials at 7:30 p.m. and racing at 8:30.

Bob Tattersall Joliet Memorial Stadium Tattersall Joliet Willie Wildhaber Lexington Ill Memorial Stadium Walt Wieneke Libertyville Dom Dellegrazio Evanston Johnny Meyers Chicago Wildhaber Dick Ritchie Cedar Rapids Ed Kroncke McHenry Ken Wines Indianapolis Ind Bernie Wilhelms Sam Robinson Newt White Ray Elliott Lockport Bob Chapman Aurora Paul Kerber Elgin

Sears official urges city grooming for modern standards

Harold Osgood of Sears Roebuck told the Greater Joliet Committee that urban renewal is the answer to city problems. He cited housing, transportation, industrial areas and municipal power as key factors. Frank Turk chaired the meeting at the Woodruff Hotel with guests including Mayor James P. Hennessy, city council members, and City Manager Chester B. Lewis. Joliet has had an urban renewal program since

Harold Osgood Chicago Sears Roebuck and Company Greater Joliet Frank Turk Woodruff Hotel James P. Hennessy Chester B. Lewis Joliet

Law takes wheeldirect to station

Mrs Pecola Crenshaw 41 and her daughter Jimmy Lee Conway were briefly detained after a Monday afternoon argument that also involved her husband George Crenshaw at 208 Chicago Street.

Pecola Crenshaw George Chicago Street Crenshaw Jimmy Lee Conway

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