District Tournament Critique Calls For Separate Two-Year School Meet
Burker Meade argues the district tournament mispairs teams and favors larger schools. He cites Whitten draws, poor gate receipts, and lopsided scores, urging a separate tourney for programs under four years and inclusion of records to ensure a fighting chance. He notes intramural leagues foster talent and questions time for athletics.
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C. W. Whitten
Whitten
Will County Ninth Annual Champion BMX? Basketball Entries
Deadline looms for ninth annual Will County Champion ship basketball entries. Bantam lightweight and heavyweight divisions must file with Joliet Bureau of Recreation in the library building. Gold medals await division winners at Joliet High School gym.
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P. H. Slocum
Bureau of Recreation
Joliet High School
Joliet High School Band Alumni Forms New Organization
Former Joliet High School band members formed a new alumni organization in Joliet. The group aims to support Director A. R. McAllister and the high school band through rehearsals and spring concert ticket sales.
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Joliet High School
Joliet
A. R. McAllister
George L. Leopold
University of Illinois Band
American Legion
Harwood Post
Batavia
Ray Tremelling
Purdue University
Hugh Henderson
Dartmouth College
McAllister
Evanston
Many Indoor Teams This Year
Scores of indoor baseball teams are expected to romp the diamonds this year according to the immense popularity of the game last year. According to the bureau of recreation, several indoor leagues will be organized which will be composed of teams representing local merchants and clubs. As soon as the weather permits, players will begin training for the approaching season.
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Joliet
Harry Hartley
Frank Fitzgerald
Bill Hummel
Johnny Segenberger
Ruby A. C
West Side Grocers
Bureau of Recreation
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