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Newspaper
Brookfield Magnet
Location
Brookfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
5
Event notes show Mer Bowlerettes in 1951 meet with varied figures and scores. Names like V Kostka appear among scattered numbers and venue references such as IGA and Inn. The fragmentary OCR yields limited context but preserves names, places, and a large aggregate score.
Bowling league standings and top scores listed for April 6 1951 with team names like Tavern Castle Lounge and Pader s Drags. Highlights include high team series 2 972 and high team game 1 116 at Tavern, individual marks such as Kuchar 474 MW Weihofen 176 and Fullerton 202.
Fragmentary OCR listing brands figures and items from a Thursday night event or local ads. Reads like team names stores and sales figures with many garbled names and numbers. no coherent narrative or clear outcome to summarize.
Lipka's Friendly Service dominates the Amer Legion League with high team totals. Individual leaders include George Kuchar with 769 and Ken Lee with 289, while Bruce Green's Motors and Guy's Food Marz. contribute notable scores. Dave Markland serves as secretary.
Partial box score entries show players Fiala and Langer with numbers 6005 589 and 589 respectively framed by April 13 1951 and A J Sedivy secretary. The readable data is sparse and lacks full context or teams.
The Protestant League standings list the Pandas, Lions, Beavers and other teams with wins and losses. Individual leaders include Gabrisch with 200 plus pins, Paviet at 224, Henning 217, and Sederhaim 200, plus high series markers like Gabrisch 55% and Paviet 557.
Last week's results show Schlueter Drugs and Heydern Builders each winning two matches, with Schroeder Motors and Lanning's Market splitting. Individual leaders include Bob Schroeder with 547, Fred Wehrmeister 518, John Staren 200-507, William Buelow 503, and Bil Briske 503.
Team results show PTs 2 LSTs 1 Flat Tops 2 Commandos 1 Bazookas 2 Radars 1 1 Atoms 2 Jets 1 Rangers 2 B 24s 1. Individual scores list D Simon 557 Hill 351 Maier 340 M Simon 339 Steir 598 Farl 424 K Lewis 519 Crist PM Green 312 J Change 505 Bober 20.
Wednesday results show Charies Beauty beating La range Federal 3 to 0. Santen's Candies defeated Hallo'well & James 2 to 1. Jan's fell to LeMar Flowers 1 to 2. Other results include LeRu Shoppe 1 over First National 2 and Lan ning and Fisher 2 over E. L. Ramm 1.
Riverside Brookfield Patrons Council will host the annual student program on April 24. The evening begins at 7 p.m. with classroom open houses and teacher chats, followed by exhibits in industrial, fine arts, and laboratories. At 8 p.m. there will be a physical education demonstration in the gym and 8:30 p.m. a business meeting to install officers for the coming year. The program emphasizes progress and includes a style show by Home Economics girls.
Procopian Players stage Kaufman and Hart farce You Cant Take It With You directed by Rev Mathias Kucera OSB at St Pagor College theatre Lisle on April 22 at 9 pm. Cast includes Robertmith Trene Cowdrill Radko Kleiniansky Beatrice Podboy John Straub Paul Jasurda Henry Kotun Ronald Schmidt Janice Mislowski Herb Wehling Joanne McGrath Bernardine Kennedy Jo Anne Brady Pete Ondrak Ed Kechaba Dan Saika Gene Hardesty with Mary Himes as interpretation coach.
The Student Program of 1951 will end with a social hour and refreshments as students model their own gowns and outfits, creating an aura of clamour and enchantment.
The combined choruses of A B high presented an assembly program on April 6 opening with It's a Grand Night For Singing. Patricia Hammerschmidt led the group with The Halls of Ivy and Zing Zing Zoom Zoom while Shirley Riha and Frank Staroba performed Row Row Row. Clinton De Laby soloed in a Negro spiritual set, and two lively folk songs followed. Nellie Nothin I Got Plenty Of Nothin was sung by the boys and Parade of the Wooden Soldiers by the girls. Paul Nemecek played Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Mildred Opie accompanied Rustle of Spring. The chorus awards were given after which Give Me Your Tired Your Poor and Hymn of Brotherhood were sung. James Grant read the script.
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