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ACTION. GRACE AND BEAUTY 

 Monroe county's girl softball team will 

 defend the state title Sept. 3. Will they 

 keep it? 





A TIGHT SPOT 

 Carson Metcalfe, left. 1936 champ, forced his op- 

 ponent into a trap. This year women, too. will play. 



A BATTLE OF GRUNTS. GROANS AND STRENGTH 

 Vermilion county's team, averaging 240 pounds per man, holds 

 the state championship. Kendall county's team was ruiuier-up. 



FARM BUREAU TEAMS GO OUT TO WIN 

 — and fans get a thrill a minute. Peoria county's nine hare been 

 licking the Henry county titleholders, but will they be the champs? 



THE SONG OF THE CORN BELTI 

 Champ Hog Caller R. A. Green demon- 

 strates. Folks say there are a couple of 

 "dark Horses" who will call this year, so 

 look out Mr. Green. 



PARTNERS WHIRLED 

 — as these young 

 folks went through a 

 snappy folk dance. 

 Both folk and square 

 dance teams will be a 

 part of Friday evening 

 program. 



THERE'LL BE A PRIZE 



PONY 

 — for some lucky boy 

 or girl. Bobby Silver, 

 Champaign county, 

 won Billy, a well-man- 

 nered Shetland lost 

 year. 



NO ROOM FOR ARGUMENT 

 When Mrs. Harry Crane unlimbered her trusty 

 rolling pin, knocked the dummy's hat off 3 times 

 in 6 throws at 20 feet. Note: This contest not 

 restricted to married women. 



MEET JOE BLOW 

 He took a terrific 

 beating from rolling 

 pinners while hua- ■■■ 

 bands shuddered. 



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