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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

13

Joliet High Football Recruits Forge Ahead Despite Rule Changes

Joliet township high school battles loss of six veterans after a rule bars failing students from athletics and summer school. Coach Mills builds a 72-man squad with Johnson Lenci Prysybz Geral and Heggie upfront while Dobbs Brumm and a new recruit contest guard and fullback spots. Backfield features Savich Wardley Beltzner with plans for a kicker. Season opens September 23 against Bridgeport, with Oak Park and LaSalle-Peru games nearby.

Gaga” Mills Joliet Township High School Mills Johnson Lenci Prysybz Geral Heggie Dobbs Brumm Elmer Arnold Ed. Pedersen Earl’s Don Moroni Chicago Savich Wardley Beltzner Doug Wykoff Bridgeport Herbie Hill Elgin University of Illinois Oak Park LaSalle- Peu

Radio season shows no fresh trends despite hype

Radio networks NBC and Columbia pledge new season offerings but provide few specifics. Most sponsored programs persist with minor changes as acts like Gene and Glenn Ben Bernie’s Orchestra Wayne King’s Orchestra and the Three Bakers return. Drama Death Valley Days remains on air with no clear new talent announced.

NBC Columbia al Smith Hair Tonic Co Gene Glenn Ben Bernie Ray Knight Wayne King Bakers

Wykoff Urges Hard Fight From Lightweights In Practice

Coach Wykoff rallies high school lightweights during practice urging them to enter the conference with determination. He stresses effort and competition as the team prepares for upcoming meets.

Wykoff High Kch Eel

Ten Veterans Back On Carrolls D Salle Squad

Coach John Carroll drills 27 football prospects for the opening game with Lockport on September 24 in the northern city. Ten veterans Murphy Madrik Schwender Corcoran Caswell Delrose St Germaine Joe Braun Valeri and Pire provide backbone as the team, light in weight, must gain speed. Local fans see Carrolls charges October 1 with no opponent booked yet.

John Carroll Lockport Murphy Madrik Schwenderman Corcoran Caswell Delrose St. Germaine Joe Braun Valeri Pire Carroll Carrolls

Golf Tournament at Woodruff Course Opens at St Anthony’s

Golf enthusiasts from St Anthony’s Church will compete at Woodruff Golf Course starting September 25 under Joe Marchio and Sam Talarico. Seventy five entries already filed with more expected. Parish members may enter at Woodruff, Olive’s Barber Shop, or St Anthony’s Church. No entry fee. First prize is a silver loving cup with six other prizes from local merchants.

St. Anthony’s Church Woodruff Golf Course Joe Marchio Sam Talarico St. Anthony’s Parish Olive’s

Do You Fly Off the Handle Easily

The piece explains that losing temper is common and can reflect fearlessness or a low emotional threshold. It links irritability to bodily issues, lack of exercise, monotony, and life dissatisfaction, noting neurotic flareups may signal deeper mental trouble.

Lon Warneke Named Top NL Pitcher of 1932 Years

Cubs hurler Lon Warneke emerges as the National League’s standout pitcher of 1932 under manager Rogers Hornsby. The Arkansas native earned 17 wins by Aug 7, blanketing teams from the Reds to the Dodgers, with Hornsby orchestrating Warneke’s success and predicting more 20 win seasons.

Rogers Hornsby Chicago Cubs Lon Warneke Pat Malone Cubs Hornsby Warneke Cub Reds Giants Braves Pirates Cardinals Phillies Dodgers Rajah McGraw Chicago Houston Tex Arkansan Laurel Miss Alexandria Reading

Pickpockets Strike at Wheatland Plowing Match

Deputy sheriffs recovered five pocketbooks last Saturday at the Wheatland plowing match on the R. J. Patterson farm near Plainfield. The items, dropped by pick pockets amid a crowd of about 18 000 spectators, may be claimed at the county jail.

Wheatland R. J. Patterson Plainfield

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