Powerful Devils Face Willowbrook In Tennis Opener
Hinsdale Red Devils, seven time West Suburban Conference champions, visit Willowbrook to open the 1962 tennis season with varsity and frosh soph squads. Willowbrook, led by returnees John Scholz Dan Wilson and Jerry Paulson, eyes an Interim League schedule start April 10 at West Leyden.
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Willowbrook
Hinsdale Red Devils
Wlowbrook
Froshsoph
Jay Kramer
Red Devils
George Carter
John Scholz
Dan Wilson
Jerry Paulson
Scott Stratton
Dick Broadwell
Bowlwood Scratch At Bowlwood Leads Weekend Scores
Bowling standings list multiple players with scores from Bowlwood Scratch at Bowlwood on March 27 to March 30. Leonard Dick 276 series for Koop's Mustard. William Swenson 662 for Long Ford. Jim Engel 226 for Bensonville Fuel Oil. Gene Lorenc 247. Bill Page III 223. Hal Lehman 195. Frank Pech 210. Elmer Klipp 179. Ed Sullivan 192. Bill Bleasing 212. Chuck Kerner 199. Tom Deora 255. Fred Weseman 233. Vferg Spreeeman 209. Jack Sullivan 181. Gene Goethe 170.
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Leonard Dick
Koop’s Mustard
Bowlwood
William Swenson
Long Ford
Jim Engel
Bensonville Fuel Oil
Bensenville
Gene Lorenc
Itasca Pharmacy
Bill Page III
Clinton Screw
Hal Lehman
Lehman Trailer Sales
Elk Grove
Frank Pech
Elmer Klipp
Green Mill Garden
ED Sullivan
Little Demons
St. Peter’s
Bill Bleasing
Chuck Kerner
Hamms Beer
Tom Deora
Franklin Park
Fred Weseman
Vferg Spreeman
Dairy Lane
Jack Sullivan
Kenneth Allen Co
Gene Goethe
Franklin Park Paint
Flick-Reedy Swim Team Shines At State Pageant
Flick-Reedy swimmers earned two medals and six ribbons at the VFW sponsored Junior Sports Pageant held at Patton Gym Northwestern University. Annette Peterson finished third in 50 yard breaststroke 9-10, Lynette fourth in 200 yard breast stroke 15-17, Tina Peterson fifth in 200 yard freestyle. Pedar Dahlberg won 50 yard breast stroke for boys 11-12 with Marc Dahlberg fifth in same race. Other placings include Herb Klein Kurt Bellock fifths in 100 yard freestyle 9-10, Andrew Larson fifth in 200 yard back stroke 15-17. The team meets Glenview Presbyterian this Sunday. Pageant sponsored by Tioga VFW Post 2149.
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Northwestern University
Central Association of the United States Amateur Athletic Union
Annette Peterson
Lynette
Tina Peterson
Peder Dahlberg
Marc Dahlberg
Herb Klein
Kurt Bellock
Andrew Larson
Glenview
Tioga Vfw Post 2149
Bensenville
Fenton Track Opens Outdoor Season With Dual Meets
Fenton High starts outdoor track with varsity and freshman matches against East Leyden and West Leyden. Coach Lee Thompson’s squad shows early promise led by Bill Economos and the Mueller twins Gary and Larry in jumps and poles. The Bisons schedule eleven dual meets plus one triangular, including Immaculate Conception Glenbard East North Chicago Cary Grove St Procopius Elmwood Park Lake Park Lisle Mundelein and Ridgewood, plus participation in Palatine Relays Elmwood Park Relays IHSA District and Tri-County Conference events.
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Eagles
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West Nechieage
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Eagles Defeat Fenton 70 49 In Outdoor Meet
East Leyden led by Bill Shelnik winning four events to beat Fenton 70 to 49 in Bensonville. Skelnik swept two hurdles and the broad jump while Notbush added wins in sprints. Mueller led Fenton with discus and pole vault wins as injuries hampered the Bisons.
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Sikorski
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Notbush
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Lutz
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Oliver
Rohde
Gears
Economos
Four Veterans Bolster Lancer Golf Outlook
Lake Park High's 1961 golf team centers on returning varsity players led by senior Randy Wolf who earned a second in the Tri-County Conference and fourth at the IHSA District Meet. Coach Gerry Carpenter expects strong scores from Dan DeMay and others as the Lancers open against Glenbard East at Itasca Country Club with a 11-4 dual record last season and a fifth-place district finish.
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Gerry Carpenter
Lake Park High
Randy Wolf
Wolf
Dan DeMay
DeMay
Lancers
Paul Jeziorski
Jack Thomas
Bill Mammen
Mike Syler
Art Wenzel
Dave Shellenbarger
Wenzel
Froshsoph
Lake Park
Mike O'Keefe
Jim Dick
Ed Bartz
Jack Bauerle
Boyd Wenzel
THE
Glenbard East
Itasca Country Club
West Aurora
York
West Chicago
Lancer
Carpenter
Sophomores, Freshmen Edge East Leyden in Mohawk Match
Fenton spoiled East Leyden's season debut by edging the Bisons 183 to 187 in a nine hole match at Mohawk Country Club. Fen ton junior varsity and frosh squads also posted solid scores with Dennis Jacobsen leading Fenton at 43 and Mike Jablecki shooting 39 on Mohawk's back nine to pace the Bisons. Leyden's Heinisch led underclass scoring with a 42 as Fenton prepares for St Viator and a return match at River Forest.
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East Leyden
Fenton
Bisons
Mohawk Country Club
Eagles
Franklin Park
Dennis Jacobsen
Lee Craine
Tom Hock
Dave Rickert
Dick Dierking
Jackson
Darling
Risberg
Mike Jablecki
Mohawk
Jim Viel
Tom Schmid
Bob Vick
Leyden
Heinisch
St. Viator
Arlington Heights
River Forest
Regular Five Remain Improvement Ahead For 62 63 Bisons
Fenton basketball rebounded from a 4 win 1961 62 season to finish strong with 3 wins in the last 7 games. The 1962 63 Bisons return their first string intact plus holdovers and promising juniors. Bill Economos emerged as a key addition averaging 12.9 points in seven games. Carl Reed improved notably as a 6 3 junior poised to become a mainstay.
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Fenton
Bisons
Bill Economos
Economos
Carl Reed
Bisons look to future with standout underclassmen
Larry Hanson shows big growth from sophomore to junior and could be a tougher player in 62-63. Keith Peterson and Ted Tecza project as a strong backcourt pairing. Peterson led the team with 214 points this season. Graduation will take six players: Don Adis Phil Floring Ron Polak Al Heimsoth Wally Robertson Bob MacFarland. TOM TECZA led sophomores with 198 points and 11.6 average. Freshmen under Paul Henry helped Fenton to an 11-10 mark with Jim Siemers Mike Lemoni er Dave Tice Mike Walczak Townsend.
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Don Adis
Phil Floring
Ron Polak
al Heimsoth
Wally Robertson
Bob MacFarland
Polak
Floring
Adis
MacFarland
Robertson
Heimsoth
Fenton
Tom Tecza
Sophs
Norm Jacobsen
Cliff Romme
Paul Henry
Bisons
Jim Siemers
Mike Lemonier
Dave Tice
Mike Walczak
Townsend
Fenton prepares seven game stretch to open 1962 baseball schedule
Fenton Bisons under coach Jim Monahan prepare for seven games in 13 days starting with a non league tilt at Elmhurst against the Knights of Immaculate Conception. Home opener versus West Leyden follows, then Glenbard East at home and East Leyden away before a Tri-County Conference doubleheader at Lake Park on April 14. Pitching looks strong with Carl Reed and Jim Engle leading. Floring and Janks also in mound plans. Shortstop battle features Fattoes Krase and Peterson. Ron Folak shines at second base after moving from center field and leads the team in hitting.
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Fenton
Jim Monahan
Elmhurst
Knights of Immaculate Conception
West Leyden
Bisons
Glenbadd East
East Leyden
Lake Park
Lake Park forms soph Lancer base for 1962 baseball
Ten returning sophs join eight pitchers to build the 1962 Lake Park fresh soph squad under coach Norb Wesolowski. The lineup includes Chlapaty Kra marczyk Kozlowski and Ross with prospects Belgardt Newell Toepper Wittman. First non conference game is Saturday at Palatine followed by a Tuesday visit to West Chicago.
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Lake Park
Fresh-Soph
Norb Wesolowski
Palatine
Lancer
West Chicago
Wesolowski
Joe Chlapaty
Bob Kramarczyk
Jim Kozlowski
Wayne Ross
Rick Belgardt
Jack Newell
Todd Toepper
Jim Wittman
Mohawk Ladies League Sets First Meeting in Mohawk Club
The Mohawk Ladies golf league will hold its first meeting on Tuesday April 10 at 1 p.m. at Mohawk Country Club in Bensenville. Officers for the 1962 season are Betty Stott president Hazel Wiegman secretary and Hazel Kresnicka treasurer.
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Mohawk Ladies Golf League
Mohawk Country Club
Bensenville
Betty Stott
Hazel Wiegman
Hazel Kresnicka
Bison Nine To Open At Northlake
Fenton freshmen baseball travel to Northlake for a non league opener against West Leyden. From an initial 41 players at first practice, 20 remain as coach Bob Appleby narrows his roster. Catchers Carl Waldvogel and Jim Dahlstrom and left handed pitcher Butch Ruppert draw early attention. Ruppert likely gets the start at West Leyden.
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Bob Appleby
Appleby
Carl Waldvogel
Jim Dahlstrom
Butch Ruppert
Ruppert
West Leyden
Bucknell wrestler Bill Sweet takes MAC 130-pound bronze
Bucknell University junior Bill Sweet from Palatine placed third in the 130-pound class at the Middle Atlantic Conference Championships. He posted 30 wins on the season, recovered from a second round loss to win consolation finals, as Bucknell finished third in the team race after a perfect nine match season.
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Bill Sweet
Bucknell University
Palatine
Bison
Sweet
Bucknell
Series Film Friday Night at Black Hawk High
The Bensenville Boys Athletic Association will show the 1961 World Series baseball film this Friday evening April 6 at 7 30 in Black Hawk Junior High School auditorium. Boys aged eight to 15 are invited with a parent. Refreshments will be served by the ladies auxiliary.
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Bensenville Boys Athletic Association
Blackhawk Jr. High School
Eagle Sophs Triumph Over Fenton In Season Opener
East Leyden fresh-soph track team edged Fenton 60 to 58 at Bensonville in the outdoor opener. Kevin O’Keefe led with wins in both hurdles, Bob Wilson grabbed discus and high jump titles, and Gary Pasnik won the 100 and 220 as Fenton claimed several seconds and thirds to secure the tight victory. Dan Dee won the quarter, Fenton’s mile relay topped the meet, and other events featured wins by Pasnik and Boone among others.
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East Leyden
Fenton
Bisons
Bensonville
Eagles
Franklin Park
Kevin O’keefe
Bob Wilson
Gary Pasnik
O’keefe
Wilson
Pasnik
Bison
Dan Dee
Dan Boone
E. Leyden
K. O'Keefe
Wittie
Weiss
Sienkiewicz
Sayers
Ays
Geiler
East
Bat Dee
Dyer
Rasani
Low Hurdies
K. O’keefe
Wae
Krose
Hebel
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