County Sport Pase Preview in Chadwick Review
The Review announces a county sport page featuring high school box scores, player sketches, team pictures, and archival bits from 1915. Upcoming seasons start with Chadwick, Savanna, and other Carroll County schools. new rules and coach lineups are noted.
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Chadwick Standard
Carroll County
Savanna
McCarthy
Strohecker
New
Shannon
Cravens
Lanark
Garber
Chadwick
Kenyon
Milledgeville
Schuett
Thomson
Benham
Mt. Carroll
Walker
Milledgeville’s Kraft team keeps local baseball alive
Milledgeville honors the Kraft sponsored baseball squad led by Will Milroy. Despite county pressure from growing kittenball and softball, veterans vow to sustain hardball as a beloved American game, aiming to keep Milledgeville notable for its local team through future summers.
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Milledgeville
Millies
Will Milroy
Kraft Cheese Company
America
County Coaches Urged to Contribute to New Sport Page
The Review sends the first issue with a new sport page to all county coaches in Carroll. It asks schools to forward news for publication and urges cooperation to make the section successful.
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Carroll County
Milledgey teen games feature standout players pictured
A captionless image row shows Milledgey teen games with players St Ein, Henry Livengood, Leo Deets, Tony Williamson, George B. Hanna, Harry Bonders, and David B. listed or identified in the season’s lineup.
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Stein
Henrry Livengood
Leo Deets
Tony Williamson
George B. Hanna
Harry Bonders
David B
Kraft Team Batting Averages for 1935 Announced
The Milledgeville Milledgeville Review prints the final batting averages for the 1935 Kraft baseball team. Manager W W Murroy announced the figures weeks earlier, with pitcher Lyle Franklin leading at a 405 average, defying the usual weak-hitting reputation.
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KRAFT
W. W Murroy
Milledgeville
Lyle Franklin
SRAFT TEAM WINS SIX OF SIXTEEN GAMES
The report lists player statistics and team notes from the SRAFT team season. Franklin, Bushman, Livengood, Bowdars, Hawkins, Yocum, Deets, Hanna, and Gleep show varied batting averages and totals across sixteen games. The team had streaks of solid play and slumps, with overall mixed results.
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SRAFT
Franklin
Bushman
Milledvevue
Kraft
H. Livengood
G& Bushman
Je Bowdars
Sonal
Hawkins
Fae Deets
M. Hanna and
Gleep
Aunter Loses Buc Call and Plays Trombone
Tony Miles, noted as Carroll sharp seater and virtuoso on trombone, mislaid his duck call while mating near Slough recently. He quickly produced a trombone and substituted it in the test call, then announced plans to prove education can be used.
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Tony Miles
Carroll
Tony
Warren 1935 Champs Defeat Carroll 6 to 0 in Season Finale
Warren triumphs 6 to 0 over Mt Carroll in the last game of the season sealing the 1935 U S Grant conference title. Williams the standout back carried most plays as Carroll struggled to pass against strong wind. Basketball practice begins in the county seat town amid light chat about marriages and lawyers.
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Walker
Mt. Carroll
Warren
Williams
Husky
York Cagers Triumph Over Fulton Jr High 24 to 21
York cagers under coach Benham opened the season with a 24 to 21 victory over Fulton Jr High. The game stayed close throughout as both teams played fast under new rules before York pulled away in the final minutes with two decisive field goals.
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York Cagers
Fulton Jr
Benham
York Cavers
Falton Junior High
York Boys
Wiltie
York
Thomson Independents
Fulton
Fulton Boys
Thomson Boys
Thomson Fe Fc
Cate
Groharing
Taehler
Kustes
I DeWeerdt
Snyrler
Sheridan
Moldermaker
Voss
Johannson
Pringle
Switzer
Fields
Chadwick Stands Over Local Track Meet Defeats Milledgeville
Chadwick boys outpaced Milledgeville in a Thursday track meet at Chadwick School House winning 88 to 29. Stars included Etnyre Emnyre Spahr Waters Waters Waters and J Waters with multiple firsts across sprints jumps and throws. The same issue notes a separate baseball result where Chadwick's regulars beat the “Has beens” 11 to 3 with Burkhart pitching and Spencer and Carbaugh handling curves.
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Chadwick
Burkhart
Will Spencer
Harry Carbaugh
Milledgeville
Oliver Emnyre
Werner Spahr
E. Waters
J. Waters
Spahr
Ingschwerdt
Weaver
Wetzel
Warehime
Etnyre
St. Clair
Schreiner
Zusschwerdt
Miler
Zagschwerdt
Diseus Hurl
Colemat
Miller
Miterun
Emnyre
Zngsehwerdt
Waters
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Sportopics
Coxebes
Ginie
Cully
Chadwick High
Fulton Junior High
Orangeville
C. B.S
McGolderich
Demico
Radie
Ill
Savanna Cleaners & Dyers
Mr. Carrol
Chas. Johnson
Ed Fiske
O. H. Emyrete
A. O. Elliott
Savanna, Illinois
Kcraft
Wayne Hawkins
Lyle Frank
W. W. Milroy
Lloyd Bushman
Merleman
Paul Bracken
Trombone
Masonic Hall
Lute Geisinger
Doug's Place
Web
Mr. Wines and Liquors
Nesbitt Plumbing & Heating Co
Savannas
WEB Theatre
Bette Davis
George Brent
Edward Arnold
Jia Brady
Binnie Barnes
William Russell
Ray Ninties
Diamond Jem
Bishop
Maureen Dr Sullivan
Edmund Gwenn
Madsen Bros
Olds
SavannaBuick Olds Co
General GP Electric
Featur
Requuss Chkrg— Activator
Warnager—Ouidt Ovetre
Ganity Dean How
General Electric
Eadsefort
Conn
Northwestern Iilinois Utilties Company
Wale
John L. Brearton
Ilinois
The
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Variety Marth’s
PGE
Ww Weavers
Linois
R. G. Fuller
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