Summaries 



{Continued from f>j^t 21) 



FATHER AND SON: 1st G Van Voorst & Hugh 

 Van Voorst, Kankakee: £nd, Dan & R. H Parks, 

 Brown; Ird. Fred & Biid Wolle, Edgar. 

 BROTHER AND BROTHER: 1st, Bob S Bill Foley, 

 Edgar; 2nd, G & R Van Voorst, Kankakee, 

 TUNIOB: 1st Bob Foley, Edgar, 2rd, Hugh Van 

 Voorst, Kankakee; 3rd, Sonny Richog, Peona, 



TABLE TENNIS 



MEN SINGLES — Ist, Ed Dugan, Kane; 2nd, 

 Bill Hanks, Ir,, Chatnraion; Tie for 3rd, R 

 Herriott, Ford — Russel! Ash Greene — Lloyd 

 Ummel Tarewoi: — Albert Anderson, Warren 

 WOMEN SINGLES — Is' Lena Baird Ve-:j-.:!icn; 

 2nd, Anna Lu Meyer, Bond, tie for 3rd, Mae 

 Kirk Warren — V/iUa Ummel Ta-ewell 

 MIXED DOUBLES — 1st Georgia Cock and 



Winner of the rifle shoot, Florence Hove 

 DeKalb, draws a bead on the target. 



A. H. Ammann, Will, winner of the "Old 



Timers'* class in the trap shoot, gives Dean 



Doss, Piatt, a few pointers on the shooting 



technique. 



I n appreciation o f 

 their unselfish efforts 

 to make the Illinois 

 Farm Sports Festival 

 a success, the Illinois 

 Agricultural Associo- 

 tion presented the 

 two men at left with 

 pairs of Illinois Form 

 Supply Company's new 

 low pressure tires. 

 Left is E. H. Regnier, 

 U. of I. rural sociolo- 

 gist, and right Is 

 Ralph McKeniie, Kane 

 county farmer. The 

 Queen o f Sports, 

 Betty Farrell, DeKalb, 

 joins in the fun. 



lissell 



Lloyd Marcoot, Bond; 2nd, Velma Ackerman 

 and I B Allen Tazewell; tie for 3rd John 

 Brvant and 'Jorene Arnold, DeKalb — Ri. 

 Asn and Charlotte Hanley, Greene, 



TENNIS 

 1st Eugene Mills, Vemihcn; 2nd Claire Gsell, 

 Whiteside. 3rd, Dale Mills, Ver-.iho.-., 4th Mrs, 

 Neena Fleming, Hon'y 



TRACK 



GIRLS 50 YARD DASH — UNDER 15 ( 6 5 sec ) 



— 1st Becky Ayes, Ciiampaign 2nd, Crarlotte 

 Needliam DeKalb; 3:d, Judith Kcnneker, Macou- 



GIRLS HIGH lUMP — UNDER 15 (4') — 1st, 



Lois Jett, Bond; Tie for 2nd, Lena Band, Ver- 



milicn — Alice BiS'cr, V,':;, 



GIRLS BROAD JUMP — UNDER 15 (12' 2") — 



1st. Ruth DeDecker, Hen-y; lind. June Beaver, 



V/ill: 3rd Man^'tn Smith, Kan<- 



BOYS 8 LB. SHOT PUT — UNDER 15 (42' 5>4') 



— 1st, Bill Tu-ner, Jnckscn; 2nd. Eugene Rewerst, 

 Cham.raign; ?rd, V.^ilham Ka-^' Macour:n 

 BOYS 50 YARD DASH — UNDER 15 (61 Sec ) 



— 1st, Gile McDade Champaign; 2nd, Don 

 Anderf^on Bureau; Sid, Willis Hanniim Mar- 

 Ehal>-P-;'n-i-, 



BOYS 100 YARD DASH — IE YRS. « OVER 

 (10,9 sec ! — 1st Ed Stormer, Vermilion; 2nd, 

 Tilden Meyer.^ Kane; 3rd. Gene Green, V/hite- 



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BOYS HIGH JUMP — UNDER 15 (4' ID") — 1st, 

 Gale McDnd" Chomraign; Tie for 2nd, Dean 

 Behrend."^ l.^ason — tim Esarey, Wabash, 

 BOYS BROAD JUMP — UNDER 15 (17' 11") — 

 ist Den Ander,^on Bureau; 2nd, Don Pcttorf, 

 Mason, 3ru, Bob Huber Mason 



TRAP SHOOTING 



CA Team): 1st, Clark; 2nd, Taze- 

 3rd, Kankakee, 4th, Vermilion; 5th, Craw- 



Mcn (B Team) 1st, Shelby; 2nd. Will; 



TEAM 



ford 

 TEAM 



3-d Champaign 4th, 



Kankakee; 5th, Tazewell 

 INDIVIDUAL — Men 1st Maricn Pa-!lcv. Cla-k; 

 2nd James Hc:derman G-undv; 3rd Dale Rit- 

 thaler, Tazewei.; 4t:i, James Hunter; 5:h, Tony 

 Sankev Ciawlcrd 



INDIVIDUAL — Women: 1st. Sue Davidson, 

 Piatt; 2nd Mrs, Edith Vmckel, Henry; 3,-d, 

 Sangamon, 3rd, F, Tolley, 



Amman, 

 V.', A, 

 V/inter- 



Mariiyn Mat.iers, 



Macon 



INDIVIDUAL — Old Timers 1st, A H 



V.'ili; 2nd, Harry Zelle, Tazewell; 3rd, 



Stephenson; 3rd, I, Dace; 5th, Russell 



bottom, Grundv. 



INDIVIDUAL — Juniors, 1st, Joe Marble, Vermil- 



icn, 2r,d, W, Bollman, Whiteside; 3rd, J Hart- 



FATHER AND SON: 1st Clvdc & Joe Marble, 

 V>-:mi,;cn, 2nd, Don & Joe Stemke, Will; 3rd, J, 

 S .''. H G Ford Maccn 



HUSBAND AND WIFE: 1st, Edith & James Vmckle, 

 H'-urv 2nd l.'arion and Jane Pa-tlow, Ciaik 

 BROTHER AND BROTHER: 1st, Clyde 6 Laverne 

 Love, Kankakee; 2nd, Harold & V/ilbur Love, 

 Kankake- 3rd Harrv 6 Elmer Dannewitz, De- 

 Kalb 



TWO-MAN TEAM: 1st Marion Partlo*- 6 A" 

 Stifal, Clark, 2nd, James Holderman & Jo;,.i 

 Phillip, Grundy; 3rd, Trulock & Mahannah,, 

 Macon; 3rd, Laverne Love 6 Wm, Love, Kan- 

 kakee 



DOUBLES: 1st, James Holderman, Grundy; 2nd, 

 Marion Partlow Clark; 3rd, Art Stilal Clark; 4th 

 Pete Graham, Douglas; 5th, Carl Miller 



This team placed first in two-man siceet 



shooting event. Left to right: Uriah and 



Wilford Tendick, Logan. Wllford Tendick 



also placed first In men's skeet singles. 



Winner of top heneri In the trap shoot was 

 Marion Partlow, Clark. Partlow tied with 

 James Holderman, Grundy, last year's 

 champion, then defeated him in the shootofl. 



Howard Elliott, DeKalb, proudly displays 



ribbon he wen for first place in men's 



singles of clock golf. 



ALL AROUND (TRAP & SKEET): 1st, Marion 

 Partlow, Clark; 2nd James Holderman, Grundy, 



TUG 'O WAR 



Ist, Whiteside, Bob Anderson; 2nd, Vermilion, 

 Elmer Varnei; 3rd, DeKalb, Clarence Bale 



VOLLEY BALL 



1st, Will, Richard McHugh; 2nd, Richland, Walter 

 Fe.hrenbachei; 3rd, Champaign 



WOODCHOPPING 



1st, Turner Mayfield, Adams; 2nd, Dwayne 

 Vc-^ees DeKalb; 3rd, Henry Maddox, Crawford; 

 4th, AI DeCap, V/hiteside; 5th, Glen Hickom, 

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