Omni Bowling News High Series and Game Winners
The list shows top high series and high game marks from Omni Bowling with Shortt posting 544 and 226 as high series and game respectively. Other notable names include Milas 528 and 205, Hockenbrough Jr 210, plus Bober 520 and Hansen 519 in individual tallies.
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Milas
Cox
Ciotti
Ziskal
Saban
Benna
Anderson
Kries‘er
Miller
Kellogg
Hockenbrough, Jr
Hocken, Jr. Baird
E. Mallard
Federals
Veteran’s
Bobe
Cabs Co
Carls
Walker
Dana
Bober
Hansen
Morello
Hilavacekious
Wehrmeister
Mann Jeweier's
Koffee Kuptt
Johnson Funeral Home
W. O. T. Moose
Irene
Mann
Johnson
Koffee Kup
T. Moose
Ondrick
A. Cannello
Eter
Teense Eeneteesenanen
S. Gabbert
Wenessenene
Brookfield Businesses Lead Local Bowling High Scores
Brookfield area bowlers top score tables with Hollywood Motors and Hollywood Store among sponsors. M Wersching and B Jeschke post multiple high series and singles. Moriies Grill and Pabst Blue Ribbon provide adjacent finishes as teams tally records at Hollywood venues.
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Hollywood Motors
Hollywood
Alsog Morries Grill
B. Jeschke
M. Andorf
M. Muzik
American Legion League Scores From October 5 Night
Results show Wal ker's 3 Port's 0 Gervase 3 Mesich's 0 Thomas and Foy 2 and other listed teams in a brisk set of games. Veteran teams 6 le 2% and 4 6& mention in the running totals.
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Wae
Federal
Veterans
T & Foy
Gervase
Rich Port
Boice
Mesich’s
Cab Co
M Carl's
Walker
Port
Mesich
Thomas and
Foy
Park Ball Backboards Installed in Kiwanis Park
Two basketball backboards have been erected at Kiwanis Park marking a small court on the cement slab that was the park pavilion floor destroyed by fire last June. They are mounted at opposite ends and may be used for regular games or practice shooting at either end and are available for use at any time.
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Kiwanis Park
LTHS Harriers Defeat R-B While Frosh-Soph Triumph
LTHS harriers routed R-B 45 to 15 on their home course with Mike Barry and Odie Romanski leading LT. In frosh-soph action R-B won 18 to 31 behind Ken Urban 10 24 and Ted Schuler, while LT's Agnew and Dudley led the LT finishers. The Bullpups aim for the West Suburban Conference invitational cup on LaGrange field.
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R-B
LYTHS
Nick
Mike Barry
Odie Romanski
Glenn Drover
Glenn
Chuck Potts
al Littlefield
Niel Mass
Bob Phelps
Ken Urban
Ted Schuler
Paul Schmidt
Neal Klein
Ralph Matzelle
Jim Agnew
Gordon Dudley
LaGrange
Brookfield Table Tennis Schedule Opens Oct 19
Brookfield Recreation Department resumes table tennis on Monday October 19 at 7 pm in Fraternity Hall 3829 Prairie Ave. Open to Brookfield girls boys and adults with a $1 registration. All equipment provided supervise play divided into five age groups and monthly tournaments with surrounding suburbs start in November.
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Brookfield Recreation Department
Fraternity Hall
Prairie Ave
Brookfield
Brookfield Village Board Meets Sets Zoning and Projects
Brookfield village board met Monday night approving new zoning board members Maurice D. Smithers and Charles B. Walsh. Plans for added street lights on Ogden and Prairie require 3,500 from motor fuel funds. Forest Preserve land use at Prairie and 29th to be reviewed by Supt. Radke with possible Little League expansion. A 253 special assessment for Elm Avenue water main extension from Gerritsen to 47th was approved. bids open Nov 2. Recreation report covers the 39th annual ICMA conference. church opposes liquor license increase from 33 to 34.
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Brookfield
Prairie- Agnew
Prairie
Elmore
Maurice D. Smithers
Charles B. Walsh
Ogden
Forest Preserve
Radke
Bash
Water Main
Elm Ave
Gerritsen
Recreation Village
Bush
International City Managers’ Association
United States
Brookfield Methodist Church
The
Liquor Commission
Dan Kulie
Supt. Hummel
Dist. 95
Biddle
Kocour
Brookfield council notes permits and park concerns amid league meeting
The Illinois Municipal League meeting was discussed by Lt Schreiber and others, with Eash indicating Brookfield would be the Herald American feature on Oct 23. The board accepted several permit requests for substandard lots, reviewed a large display sign on Ogden, and debated a garage at 3621 Kemman. Village officials warned of higher rates if dry rubbish burning continued in Kiwanis park, and teens eyed forming a local club possibly in Hollywood. Police officer examinations were conducted Oct 6, per Village Manager Bash.
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Lt. Schreiber
Defense Fund
Kulie
Ogden
Kiwanis Park
Hollywood
Bash
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Protestant League
Brookfield Women's
Idle Hour
Badgers
Bobcats
Tigers
Wolves Lions
Bears
Cobras
Pandas & Seals
Wildcats
Beavers
Gophers
Kohout
Radtke Interiors
Weiland Super Mart
Harry’s Appliances
Coronet Construction
Swatek’s Dept
Fisher’s Pharmacy
T Kubricht Pharmacy
Lobster House Sensaeeneseene
Jan’s Party Service
Hess
Jim Gotha Ee Weeeener Ete Nsenes
Medea
Loretta Wayer
C. Sloan
Ehie
Saetee
Boerman Appliances
Leu’s
Staan Fisher’s
SA Sap
Ehler’s
Ehlers
Boerman
Sos
Rohner
Scheen
R. Impey
Ingle
Stan
Walt’s
Lions Club
Hub
Federal Savings Equite
Riskel Music School
Hells Wend Motors
Fivek Bae Ties Eran
Toman
Pouska
Vout
American Legion
Miktae
Matt Fain
Bill Fenton
Lths Harriers
Gutnecht
Jarecki
Kylie
A-B
Burlington
Oak Park
Besleverd
Elmhurst
E. Firet
LA Grange Road
LA ‘Grange
Dodge
Jacquard
Harry Phillips Motors, Inc
Direct
Plymouth
Tel
la Grange
SUN
Funniest
Capt. Kidd
Teanne Craindale ‘Robertson
Teta ‘Cotten
Jean Peters
Coe Merrill
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