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Panthers survive scare, will play for Big 6 title
The United Township girls basketball team is going to play for the Western Big 6 Conference championship.
A group of girls who have been the face of the Panther program for the last three.......
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WB6: Will it play in Peoria?
Here we go again.
The sentiment regarding possible talks of the Western Big 6 and Mid-State 6 conferences merging.......
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Rocky girls' win throw WB6 into spin
Rock Island not only emphatically drew its line in the sand against girls' basketball rival Moline, it made that line an exclamation mark.
For three quarters of Thursday's critical.......
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Pioneers snap 4-game skid against Quincy
QUINCY -- Even with the Alleman girls basketball team riding a four-game losing streak entering Thursday¹s game at Quincy, junior Zoe Kelso said it wasn't hard for the Pioneers to remain.......
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'Holy schnikes;' Five-way tie still possible in Big 6
Let's pretend that the 2011-12 Western Big 6 Conference boys' basketball race will never be settled, that this thing will actually end in a five-way tie.
In a dream world, that will.......
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Prophetstown boys continuing program's turnaround this season
Four years ago, the Prophetstown High School boys' basketball team endured one of its worst seasons ever, dropping 27 of 28 games.
Eclipsed at times by the perennial success of the Lady.......
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Today is Saturday, Feb. 4, the 35th day of 2012. There are 331 days left in the year.
1862 -- 150 years ago: The numerous friends of James G. Bolmer, one of the old settlers of this region, are delighted to welcome him back after four years' absence. He expects to make this his permanent home.
1887 -- 125 years ago: Mississippi River packet companies are organizing for the opening of the coming shipping season.
1912 -- 100 years ago: Three hundred and fifty people attended a ceremony last night at the Rock Island Elks Lodge celebrating its fourth anniversary in the new home.
1937 -- 75 years ago: The national resources committee has recommended a $3.7 million sewage-disposal plant for the city of Rock Island. The city would be expected to pay 55 percent of the cost of the project.
1962 -- 50 years ago: Construction of a Rock Island Swim and Recreation Club, which will include both indoor and outdoor pools, tennis facilities and picnic and camping areas, will begin in late spring.
1987 -- 25 years ago: The Augustana College Theater production of "Amadeus" by Peter Shaffer will open this weekend for a two-week, six-performance run.
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