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Jim: While at Lindsey Wilson JC, Gordon Crump wrote for ACN This is the earliest Gordon Crump bylined article I found in the Adair County News. It appeared in the Wednesday, December 15, 1948 edition of the paper, about a year and half after his arrival in Columbia. - JIM L.W.J.C. Defeats Paducah for 5th Straight Win by Gordon Crump Lindsey Wilson again proved superior in strength and general playing ability, by defeating Paducah College by a score of 70-61 last Friday night. In this, Lindsey's first home game, a near capacity crowd watched the Blue Raiders, piloted by Coach Joe Conforti, take their fifth consecutive win, against no losses. Lindsey Wilson is the only Junior College in Kentucky to remain undefeated and holds the K.J.C.C. [Kentucky Junior College Conference] lead thus far. The Paducah game was a virtual show case for the Blue Raiders. Besides showing the home fans what the Raiders can do, it gave a deserving young man from Scottsville, Gene Parrish, a chance to show his ability. Such regulars as Bill "Big 'Un" Kelley, Lowell Regg, and Bob Langley, played their usual good game as did the entire Blue Raider team. Lindsey faces perhaps the toughest of all conference foes next Friday night at Lindsey, namely Pikeville College, who will be trying for an upset. This story was posted on 2017-10-21 06:36:14
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Early October 1957: Big Doings in Adair County BJF: A question inspired by JIM's Adair Drive-in ad JIM: 1952 News ad announced opening of Adair Drive In JIM: Jane Lampton Pink Cottage Marker made news 25 Sep 1957 Horace T. Walker: a Man of Many Parts JIM: Interesting finds from 1964 News Will this 72,249th end of the world prediction be true this time? JIM: Lindsey enrollment at 150, 25 Aug 1938 ACN reported JIM: The last Breeding HS commencement - 20 March 1953 JIM: Installation of the War Memorial, August 1947 View even more articles in topic Jim: History |
 
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