SUAAMARIES OF 

 FESTIVAL EVENTS 



AlCHflY 

 WOMEN — lit, Urm. Hob*rt Kem, Maoon: 2nd, 

 Edith HtoIotki Wbltesids: 3rd, Nancr Danby, 

 Macoupin; 4th, Joan Nelson, DeKalb. 

 MEN — 1ft, Frascii Hawn, Champaign; 2nd. 

 John Linangood, Piatt; 3td, R. J. Halu, Chom- 



Edgn; 4th, Mason Burd, Vermilion; Sth, Virgil 

 •wei, Piatt. 



lASOAU 



Flsal: Will 6, DaKoIb 2. Consolation: Peoria 

 won OD iorieit from Champaign. 



KOWUNG 

 MEN'S OPEN SnOLES — 1st. Ray Baker, Ogle; 

 2Dd. Art Holtman. Adams; 3rd, Fred Vincent, 

 Benry; 4th, Stanley Smith. Macoupin; Sth, Elmer 

 Degan. R<mdolpii. 



MEN'S OPEN TEAM — 1st, Macoupin; 2nd, St. 

 CkdT) 3rd, Chriatiaa.- 4th, Ogle; Sth. Iroquois. 



WOMETS OKM TEAM — 1st. DaKalb; 2nd. St 

 Qair; 3rd, Christian; 4th. Ogle; Sth, Iroquois. 



WIU COUNTY WINS FARM 

 BUREAU BASEBAU TITLE 



WILL COUNTY won the sttte champion- 

 ship of the Illinois Farm Bureau base- 

 ball league by defeating DcKalb county 

 6-2 at the Illinois Fann Sports Festival. 



Third place went to Champai^i county on 

 a forfeit from Peoria county. 



A home run by Seehausen, Will county 

 second baseman, with two men on base in 

 the first half of the ninth iimin^. clinched the 

 game and Will county's sixth league title in 

 the 20 years of championship competidon. 

 To open the ninth, with the score tied at two- 

 all, Drecksler sinj;Ied and was moved to 

 second on McQuarrie's saaifice. Smith, the 

 pitcher, walked. McHugh singled to right on 

 a three-two pitch scoring Drecksler. Then 

 Seehausen drove his homer over the right 

 fielder's head, Smith and McHugb counting 

 ahead of him. Box Score: 



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High f««ai hi Mm (tot* trap ahost was Clark 

 cownty. Nora Miay or* left t« rtght, bock: 

 Art Stifal, Morion PorHow, Hemor Hort. 

 C. R. Cocho w etw, Stonloy Vought. 



WOMEN'S OPEN SINGLES — 1st, Pat Vale. St. 

 Qalr; 2Dd, Florence lohnson, OeKalb; 3rd, Zalla 

 Duloer, Macoupin; 4th. Irene Smith. Macoupin; 

 Sth, Evelyn Mueller. Ogle 



nUAL TOOTH MEN'S TEAM — 1st. Madison; 

 2iid. Bureou; 3rd. Ogle; 4th. Kane; Sth. Mc- 

 Dooough. 



KDRAL YOUTH WOMEN'S TEAM — 1st, Taze- 

 well; 2Dd. DeKalb; 3rd. Ogle; 4th. Champaign; 

 Sth, Ro<^ Island. 



IDBAl YOUTH MEN'S StNGLES — 1st. Wilbur 

 Cueter, Madison: 2nd, H. Gross, Ogle; 3rd, 

 Homer Blunter, Woodford; 4th, Harold Strum, 

 Cane; Sth, Floyd Lasgenwoltar, Madisao. 

 lUBAL YOUTH WOMEN'S SOKSIBS — 1st, nana 

 Kruaa. Tazewell: 2nd. Irene Koch. Tazewell; 3rd, 

 Elma Welp. Ogle: 4th, Mary Dean. Champaign; 

 Sth. Marcalla Engle. DeKalb. 

 nnUU YOUTH MDCED doubles — 1st, Bond; 

 2ild, Kane; ird, Foyetta; 4tfa. Bureau; Sth. Taze- 

 ZrM. 



CHAIK QUOITS 



MEN'S OPEN CLASS SOiGLES — 1st, Duane 

 Hudaon, Whiteside; 2nd, Nelson Dinkel, Cham- 

 paign; 3rd, George L. Bauer, Bond 



WOMEN'S OPEN CLASS StNOlES — 1st. Mrs 

 Bob Bismork Henry; 2nd, Loma Perkiasoa. Iro- 

 quois; 3rd, Mrs. Leeiers, Macoupin. 

 MIXED DOraLES — 1st. Mrs. RoecM Smith, 

 Kane — A. C. )obnaon. Kane; 2nd. Mrs. Fred 

 Kopalman. Will — Wm. Dor, Adorns, 3rd, R 

 Bismark. Henry — Richard Beolens, Henry. 



CHCCKERS 

 1st. Wm. GoU. Sangamon; 2nd, D. A. Cadweli, 

 Knox; 3rd. John Steele. Shelby; 4th. Roben 

 Doubet, Knox. 



CLOCK OOLP 



MEN SINGLES — 1st, Howard EUiolt, DeKc^. 



2nd, Cecil Peddieard, Bond; 3rd. LaVeme Rattx. 



Iroquois. 



WOMEN SINGLES — 1st, Susan Kessler. laspw, 



2nd, lean Stayton, Macoupin; 3rd. Mrs. Froo 



Kopermon, Will. 



MIXED DOUBLES — 1st. Mrs Roecoe Smith. 

 Kane — A. C Johnson. Kane; 2nd, Carlos Cobb 

 Whiteside — Clayton Cobb, Whitaaide; 3rd 

 George L Bauer, Bond — Mrs. G. L Bouat 

 Bond. 



DART THROWING 



MEN SINGLES — 1st, lack Klendworth. White- 

 side; 2nd, A. C. Johnson, Kane; 3rd, Kenneth 

 Simpson, Warren 



WOMEN SINGLES — 1st, Mary Schaumburg. Iro- 

 quois; 2nd, Mrs. Eugene Bonnaur. Whiteaida: 3rd 

 Mrs E. Schirch, McLean. 

 MIXED DOOTLES — 1st, Mrs Rex Mills, Cham 



rgn — Mrs. Marion Shumate, Champaign: 2Bd, 

 C. Johnson, Kane — Mrs. Rosooa Saith 

 Kane; 3rd, Jack Klendworth. Whiteside — Mrs 

 Eugene Bonneur. Whiteside. 



FOLK FESTIVAL 



Only those with A rotings listed. 



OPEN FOLK DANCE — G. L. Coiley, Eifiaghom. 



Don McQy. Kane 



RURAL YOUTH SQUARE DANCE — Ray Leach 

 LaSalle; George Bauer, Bond; BUI QromaMA, St 

 Clair; Marilyn Burgerer. Richland; George Mai- 

 thews, Whiteside; Rolend Fairhom, Henry. 

 4-a SQUARE DANCE — Mary BWle Eicfahorsi. 

 Champaign; Opal Qayton. Adams; Glen CuSey 

 Eihngham. 



OPEN SQUARE DANCE — Roy Leach, LoSoHe, 

 George Matthews, Whitealde; K. Bauar, White- 

 side; R. W. Beaaon, Champaign,' Ralph McKen 

 zie. Kane. 



RURAL YOUTH POLE DANCE — Lyle CurUy. 

 Sangamon. 



4-H rOIX DANCE — Mr. & Mrs. lohn Marnier 



McHanry; Mrs. Speaard, Vaimllien. 



SOTARE DANCE BANDS — LoSoUe, Champaign 



DIALOOUES. SKITS AND STUNTS — Nonno 



Brenton, Livingston; Ancana Little Women, Llv- 



ingstoq; Bob and Nancy Bovee, Will; Fox Rivai 



Pals. Kane. 



NOVELTY 4 RHYTHM BANDS — CotKity Rhythsii 



Band. Iroquois; Cbambersburg Comm. Club. 



Pike. 



COUNTY BAND — Livingston County 4-H Band 



Stork VaUey 4-H Band. 



VOCAL MUSIC — Qenn Gordon. Champaign. 

 Ed Dew, Ogle. 



BARBERSHOP QUARTET — Iroquois Four, be- 

 quois; Cotinty Four. Kendall. 



IR. VOCAL GROUP — Onargo Quartet, Ver- 

 milion; Rosemary Link. Ace., Knox; Wayne 

 Churchill Will; Ruth Ann FarraU, Dir., Kane 

 Mrs. M Brush, Dir , Jackson: Mrs. O. H Baacom 

 Dir.. Carroll; Anna Mae Wade, Asc . Massac 



ACROBAHC AND TAP — Hosier. Abbot, Fry 



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Score by Inaiags 



De Kalb 000 110 000 



Will 000 001 014 



Home run — Seehausen. Struck out — Smith 4. 



Tburlby 6. Bases on balls — Smith 2. Thurlby 4. 



Hit by Richer — by Thurlby. Fitser; by Smith, 



Maxwell. Saciiica Uta— Nelaeo, lee jokaaen, 



Seehausen. Umpirea-^exter at plate, Uaaar 1st 



base, Moore 3rd base. 





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THE 

 CHAMPS 



Form B«raa« Bosoboll 

 Champions: Will — 

 Bock row: Wabor, Zot- 

 tau, lowranca, Hons- 

 brwch, Jocobs, R. Bor- 

 mat, Millar, Irwfci. 

 Sacond row: Stooyoa, 

 Broadrtck, F 1 1 a a r , 

 Drecksler, McHogti, C. 

 B e r m a t , S aaho as an. 

 Front) M c Qo oi ila, 

 Sooloy, SmMi. Bat> 

 boys oro RHoy, Pm»- 



OCTOBER. 1948 



