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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1933

Page

8

Harvey Boys Triumph In Sectional Cage Finale

Harvey boys defeat Sycamore 31 straight after three quarters to win the sectional. Thornton’s team had been the favorite but Harvey balanced scoring with Sliwinski and Klein leading the way. Joliet Junior College coach A A Wills praised for steady title runs.

Wearney Thornton Oime Harvey Boys Champaign Waskegan Downers Grove Sycamore Harvey Cat Suck Lipe Sliwinski and Klein Boudreau Wmemorris Nisbet Hutchins Vogier Hellman Wills A. A. Wills Joliet Northern Illinois LaGrange Wille Indiana

Launching of New Police Boat Draws Crowd

A large crowd including Commissioner Robert Wraith and Chief Nicholas Fornango witnessed the launch of a new police speed boat in the deep waterway channel. The boat, built by De Witt Boat Company of Detroit, reaches speeds over 380 miles per hour and resists capsizing in rough water. It will be moored near the Jackson street ridge until a dock is built near the Jefferson street bridge for day and night service. The action follows recent motorist and boatman accidents and a drowning, prompting the purchase to safeguard lives on the channel.

Robert Wraith Nicholas Fornango Deep Waterway Channel Jefferson Street Bridge Jackson Street Ridge Wraith de Witt Boat Company Detroit

Gleason Seeks Town Clerk Office in Democratic bid

Martin Gleason known as Marty, Joliet native and former athletic director, runs on the Democratic ticket for township town clerk. He cites duties including certifi cates, oaths, and records and asks for support at the April 4 election. He and his wife reside at 209 with three children.

Martin Gleason Marty Gleason Joliet Mr. Gleason Township High School Steel Works Club Illinois Steel Company, Elgin, Joliet and Eastern Railroad Star Peerless Company

St Cyril Baseballers to Start Training

St Cyril A C reorganizes for 1931 season after a club room meeting. Ruddy Smego is chairman with Peter Gruber T Trizna Mike Farcus and George Hromo among members. A benefit dance for the team is planned for Sunday April 16 at Shroba Hall.

St. Cyril’s A. C Ruddy Smego Peter Gruber T Trizna Mike Farcus George Hromo Mike Ferak Shroba Hall Meeker and Henderson Avenue

Wrestling Meet At Y M C A Pits Top Men From State

Tomorrow night at the Y M C A Coach Harry Hohisel will feature several of his best wrestlers against association grapplers from across the state in the annual tournament. About eighty matmen are expected to display their tricks and after.

Y. Me. A Harry Hohisel Association

Boat Club Meets Monday Evening

Lib Motor Com at 608 E Jefferson invites boating enthusiasts to attend a weekly meeting led by George Beutel. The club plans entertaining summer stunts and programs to teach newcomers about boats and boating.

Iteesol Lib Jefferson Street George Beutel Thie Diooea Feitian Beutel

Eight champions to be crowned in Joliet tournament

The show on Saturday night will crown eight champions from multiple weight divisions. Notable honorees include Frank Capra, Joe Menton, Erny Porter, John Ruback, James Easton, Melvin Olroyd, Danny Nicholson, Ced Phelps, Ray Ben Vanthusen, Kingsley Owen, Owen, Edward Prznieslo, Don Paul, Bill Turner, and Paul Fredericks. Admission is two-bits with advance ticket sales indicating strong turnout and many good seats still available.

Joliet Frank Capra Joe Menton Erny Porter John Ruback James Easton Melvin Olroyd Danny Nicholson Ced Phelps Ray Ben Vanthusen Kingsley Owen Owen Edward Prznieslo Don Paul Bill Turner Paul Fredericks

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