Jackson Forms Little Six Second Team for Season
Jackson announces a new Little Six second team for the upcoming season. The move adds depth for the squad and signals continued emphasis on developing youth talent within the program.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1932
Page
3
Little Six All Stars First and Second Teams Named
The Little Six honors list includes first team players from Hamilton Muscatine Mt. Pleasant and Washington with positions at forward center and guard. Second team features players from Washington Burlington Ottumwa and Burlington plus honorable mentions from Mt Pleasant Fairfield Ottumwa and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wed
Pairfield
Hamilton
Mt. P
Barke
Muscatine
Bennett
Mt. Pleasant
Jackson
Washington
Wilson
Wells
Jaeger
Burlington
Shopp
Ottumwa
Kelly
Kelter
Ray Thorington
Dabner
Fairfield
Crayne
Black
Raymond
Schulty
All Little Six league honorary teams named by committee
The Burlington Gazette reports the ninth annual All Little Six selections. Capt Justus Webb of Fairfield is a unanimous first team guard, with Bennett, Jackson, and Wilson among the top choices. Barko’s spot is debated due to half-season play with Muscatine and a claim he deserved first team status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Barko
Muscatine
Capt
Ronald Bennett
Mt. Pleasant
Muskies
Webb
Justus Webb
Fairfield
Bill Hamilton
Bennett
Iowa University
Johnny Jackson
Washington
John Wison
Hamilton
Curtis Wells
Charley Jaeger
Burlington
Black
Ottumwa
Cardinals Defeat Quincy Team 39 to 22 in Home Victory
Washington Cardinals defeat Gem City 39 to 22 led by balanced scoring from Wells Marshiall Paes Ahrens and Westermark as they held a steady lead 23 to 15 at halftime and prepared for Burlington junior college next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinals
Quincy
George Freshwaters
Gem City
Burlington
Freshwaters
Paes
Ahrens
Kieecy
Pattie
Wea Os
Westermark
Kern
Owe
Allen
Finno
Ccxees
Reynolds
Millikin
Johnston
West Chester Is County High School Basketball Champion
The narrative highlights West Chester's title at the county high school basketball tournament with surprise upset over Washington by Ainsworth in the semifinals. Ainsworth started strong with five early field goals while Washington missed opportunities and could not close the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Washington
Ainsworth
Washington Boys
Poem Image and All Star Voting Across Iowa Towns
The passage discusses Kipling style in a poem and sunrise imagery across water as a metaphor. It then covers a high school all star basketball selection process with votes from coaches and local papers in Washington Mt Pleasant Ottumwa Muscatine Fairfield and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Kipling
Washington Star
Local News From Crawfordsville Highlights Society Meetings and Fire Loss
Nellie Manners reports on the Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meeting at Mrs. Mary McCoy’s home with a talk on The Message of Stewardship. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church discussed Christ Comes to the Village and opened mite boxes. A Knox Dunn tenant house fire near Wyman destroyed the structure and contents. the Davis family lost everything but their clothes. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Finke moved into the R. E. Davis house. Dr. S. W. Huston and Mr. J. C. Huston hosted a bridge party with seven tables. guests included Mr. Lawrence Berquist, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rauscher, and Mr. and Mrs. Denis Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mary, McCoy
Wenger
Mary Packer
Bessie McCoy
Mary McCoy
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Will Anwyl
C. M. Strain
Davis
Town
Lafe Finke
R. E. Davis
S. W. Huston
Mt. Pleasant
J. C. Huston
Lawrence Berquist
Olds
Walter Rauscher
Denis Jones
Washington Y luncheon and girls basketball results
Dr James Craik hostesses Lucile Carper and Geraldine Stratton served a green and white luncheon. Washington Y reported two court games where the high school girls won 51 to 20 and the alumni 24 to 20, plus a baby layette donation to a Cloquet Minnesota missionary. S Wenger assisted in spelling contest at a school house west of Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Carper
Geraldine Stratton
Washington
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Cloquet
Minnesota
S. F. Wenger
Haskins
Oregon
Outgoing sale at McLaughlin farm nets mixed livestock prices
Auction at four miles southeast of Wapello offers corn at 26 cents a bushel hay at 5 a ton and oats 23 cents a bushel. Sheep fetch 3.50 each calves 8 to 16 and milk cows 20 to 40 with a top of 35. Horses sold up to 175 with other prices noted and machinery selling well. George Haywood of Des Moines dies at about 75, a Clifton transplant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Paul and
Dale McLaughlin
Wapello
Paul Klotz
McDonald
Burlington
Frank Diehl
W. W. Chennell
Frank Dieh
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Ray Thoring
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A. M. Patterson
the News
J. F. van Antwerp
Emmett Mowery
Courier
Bob Kinnan
W. E. van Zyle
L. A. Gluenkin
Bill Baker
Ledger
J. F. Thomason
Idaxcvier’s
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Iqwa
Nellie Manners
James Craik
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United States
George Washington
Bicentennial Commission
Martha Butler
George Haywood
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