Loop Bowling League Results and Standings 1941
The Loop Bowling group lists team results from the 1941 season with Federal Savings and Lobster House posting top series totals. High team series were Federal Savings 2832 and 2823 for Lobster House, with Brookfield Cad 974. Individual leaders include Bill Tobin of Lobster for 564 in the series and Hank Bassaloff of Clydes 548 in the same. High games feature Bill Taman of Lobster 224 and Ray Kijak of Hub 214. The report notes scores from Brookfield, Lobster House, and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde’s Sandwich Shop
Buresh’s Lobster House
Federal Savings & Loan and Hub Hardware
Hollywood Motors
Lion's Club
Brookfield-Lyons Cab
Mansfield
Colonel Men’s Shop
Hd V.e.lw
OAD Brookfield Kiwanis Club
Federal Savings
Lobster House
Brookfield
Bill Tobin
Lobster
Hank Bassaloff
Clydes
Hich
Bill Taman
Ray Kijak
Hub
Hal Prentice
Sec
Paden Drugs Leads High Team Game In Alley Records
Local bowling results list Paden Drugs as the high team game with 1197 pins. Individual highlights include S Quiezarek 872 and W Engelsman 626, with BH De Wolf posting 254 and H Weinberger 949. The page notes several businesses and real estate entries among the event scores.
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Woods
Paden
Tlapas Market
Burkes Rest
Berbacks
Enterprise
al Mann's Jewelers
Jones Sheet Metal
Wood's Liquors
Colonels Men's Shop
Hayford Motors
Rezney Real Estate
Mann's Dewelers
Paden Drugs
Final Standings and Roller of Pandas Bobcats Championship
Final standings show Pandas leading with 6039 over Bobcats 0 in a roll off to decide the title. Lions Badgers Gophers Tigers Wildcats Wolves and Seals Beavers Squirrels also feature in the standings with multiple 200s and 300s achieved by Sproul Gervase Dickson and Henning among others in April 1951 results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Henning
W. Sproul
By Millard
L. Cietti
F. Vitale
L. Dickson
L. Cox
L. Milas
W. Speidel
KC Bowling League Standings and High Scores April 20 1951
Neighbors lead the KC Bowling League with 2,640 in three games and 976 in a single, while Hubs and Spokes post strong totals. W. Steibel tops individuals with 613 in three games and 255 in a game, followed by Veitch and Morello.
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KC Bowling League
Sparks
W. Steibel
Veitch
Morello
Piskulski
Week of Team Match notes from WOTM league standings
WOTM League results show Standard Shoe Repair and Mann Jewelers leading with high team series totals 2138 by Mann and 2115 by team. Burke's Restaurant tops team high game with 764, WOTM 753. Individual leaders include E Ondrick 549 in series and Fullerton 202 in game.
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Mann Jewelers
W.O.T.M
Burke’s
Paden’s
Mann's
E.ondrick
B. Mann
Fullerton
M. Olson
Lipka's takes Legion League win with 66 to 36
April 24, 1951 Amer Legion League results show Lipka's Friendly Service defeating De Padre's Elect Co 66 to 36. Guy's Food Mart, Bert's Service Station, Syl's Barber Shop, Bruce Green's Motors posted scattered scores as Ind. High three game leader was George Kuchar with 709 and high single Ken Lee with 289. Dave Markland, secretary.
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Wu Lipka’s Friendly Service
de Padre’s Elect. Co
Guy’s Food Mart
Bert’s
Syl’s Barber Shop
Bruce Green's Motors
Lipka’s
Guy's
George Kuchar
Ken Lee
Dave Markland
Protestant League STANDINGS 1951 standings update
The Protestant League standings are listed with teams and scores showing Tigers 49 47 Badgers 49 47 Wildcats 49 47 Wolves 420 AL Seals 420054 Beavers 38 Squirrels 36. The Friday April 20, 1951 recap cites L. Dickson Ciotti Gabrisch McKean and Hen among top performers.
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WeouLu
Pandas
Bobcats
Lionk
Gophers
Bears
Tigers
Badgers
Wildcats
Wolves
AL Seals
Beavers
OA Squirrels
L. Dickson
Ciotti
Gabrisch
McKean
Hen
Bowling season ends as PTs win league title
The PTs secure the season championship by sweeping three straight games from the Jets. Team standings show Rangers 2, Atoms 1, Bazookas 2, Flat Tops 1, B29s 2, LSTs 1, Commandos 2, Radars 1. Individual totals include Placek 472, Kemman 544, Allen 458, Hansen 533, Bradford 531, Hill 425, Skinner 500. Friday features the doubles prize event and Saturday the bowling party wrapping up the season.
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Wwwihl No. FT
Atoms
LST
Rangers
Commandos
Jets
B29
Radars
Placek
Kemman
Allen
Schlueter Drugs Nears Title With Wins Over Brookfield
Schlueter Drugs swept Brookfield B's 3 0 and moved closer to the title with three straight wins as nine games remain Schroeder Motors faces the leaders next. High series included Art Winkelman 566 Harold Mayer 612 Art Schroeder 509 and George Krickow 506.
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Woo
Schlueter
Heidorn
Brookfield
Lustfeldt
Schroeder
Lanning
Schlueter Drugs
Brookfield B
Schroeder Motors
Lanning’s Market
Heydorn Builders
Lustfeldt Packers
LTHS Students Visit Northwestern Science Exhibit
A busload of LTHS students attended Northwestern University open house of physics and chemistry exhibits. Students led visitors on tours and demonstrations of experiments.
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LTHS
Northwestern University
West Suburban YMCA Hosts Dog Training Exhibition at Navy Pier
Dog training class members led by instructor Bill Loss demonstrated with dogs at the Y Parade of Champions before about 6000 spectators on Saturday April 21 at Navy Pier. Participants included Loss with German Shepherd Lads Warren Cena and a Doberman EM y dip Geiblstren and Bru tus, Carl Neumann with a spaniel Tips, and Lois sit kowski with boxer Caesar.
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West Suburban Ymca
Bill Loss
Navy Pier
Loss
Warren Cena
Bes Doberman
EM Y Dip Geiblstren
Brutus
Carl Neumann
Lois Sitkowski
Caesar
Beware Spring Housecleaning Warns Home Safety Council
The Greater Chicago Safety Council urges cautious spring housecleaning as rugs are rolled and dust flies. Advice includes securing rugs, clearing floors of nails, using proper steps, avoiding unstable furniture, not overstoring mantels, and disposing oily rags to cut fire risk. Mr. and Mrs. B Merans of Park attended their niece Susan Senichsen's sixth birthday at the Senichsen home in Chicago with a family dinner.
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Weil
Chitome
B. Merans
Park Are
Susan Senichsen
Senichsen
Chicaro
Seven Students Reach Near First Chairs in LTHS Music Tryouts
Seven members of the LTHS varsity band advanced near the top chair in their sections after recent tryouts. In cornets David Gorodnick rose to second trumpet, Joni Salvatori moved to first chair, Donald Gerednick claimed first trombone chair, Bob Adler earned first sax, Bill Brandenberg shifted to second clarinet, Margaret Leavitt rose five chairs in second clarinet, and Shirley Brander advanced one seat in first clarinet.
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LTHS
David Gorodnick
Joni Salvatore
Donald Gerednick
Bob Adler
Bill Brandenberg
Margaret Leavitt
Shirley Brander
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Moose
Wotm League
Amer. Legion League
Rwn Garage
American Legion
St. John's
Dean Thompson
The
Art Institute
R.B
School Council Recreation Committee
Hamme Ce. Anle
Little Sisters
Big Sisters
Dick Brauns
R.R
Brookfield Methodist Church
Lowe Brothers
HOTE
Peor Corm
Lowes Brothers
S. la Grange Rd
la Grange
T the
Fs.l.i.c
Safety Council
Phoenix
Oldsmobile
Mercury
CLUB
BUICK
Packard
Overdrive
Desoto
Hudson
Sorensen Studio
New Whiteway
Studebaker
DODGE
la Gran: Motor
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