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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1932

Page

15

Joliet High team eyes district tourney title run

Joliet High School coach Doug Mills drills his Big Six champions amid district tournament prep. Joliet appears favored though Mills cautions against easy wins. Ten players may make the team with official 10 announced next week as ticket sales surge and local rivals vie for seating in a packed gym.

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Furlong Tops Spectator Popularity Contest in Joliet

James Furlong leads The Spectator Popular basketball player poll after a last minute game winner for Joliet in the Joliet Elgin conference. Standing to date shows Furlong 180, Don Jones 167, Jay Wardley 152, Augie Beltzner 143, Bob Spolarich 128, Louis Kenney 108, Fred Dutter 96.

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Local youth chatter and fashion notes flood The Tattler

The piece catalogs a stream of school gossip and social sightings. Names like Harriet Shackelton, Barlow, and Don Campbell appear beside mentions of romances, dancing lessons in Chicago, and daily routines around campus. It also lists evolving fashion color schemes and a student choir rehearsal remark.

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Men’s Fashions Use Mufflers to Cheer Up Somber Attire

The piece advises that in subdued outfits a muffler can brighten the ensemble unless dressed for evening wear. It suggests white or black mufflers as suitable for the everyday formal look, noting color can enliven the outfit while tones remain restrained.

Roman Heads Toward Title in Golden Gloves Tourney

Roman, featherweight and 1930 Golden Gloves champion, won his quarter-final bout in Chicago, advancing toward the title. He defeated George Van Der Heyden in three rounds, while fellow competitors faced mixed results as the tournament continued.

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