Bowling results from Bowl-III ladies and Friday leagues
Lucille Duncan led the Ladies Major league with 165 192 188 for 540 as her team defeated Pepsi Cola. Lela Osback led Burlington Bank & Trust Co. to a triple win with 538. Mil Poisel had 198 and 532 for Fischer-Drebenstedt, while Lucy Duncan’s 530 topped the losers. Multiple teams posted high scores in Friday and Thursday leagues across several clubs including J. C. Penney, Witte Drug Store, and Gustafson Dairy, with notable performances from Ruth Scheideman, Mayme Weise, Vera Haas, Virgie Hupfer, Marian Huppenberger, and Karl Pose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Duncan
Pepsi Cola
Eklund
Lucy
Lela Osback
Burlington Bank & Trust Co
Mil Poisel
Fischer-Drebensteda
White House Dairies
Lucy Duncan
J. C. Penney
Harriet Crabtree
Witte Drug Store
Lucille Strauss
Witte
Ruck’s Flower Shop
Ruth Scheideman
Mississippi Inn
Floyd Woods
Thomas Supply Co
Baker Fuel
Lloyd Schofield
Bob Swanson
Mark Young
Christensen
Chanen
J. Garnet
Russ Schachel
Rheinschmidt
Hyde
Don Tyrrel
Mel Gustafson
Gustafson Dairy
Mattson Construction
H. Johnson
Gustafson
Oliva
sOliva
Mayme Weise
Vera Haas
Auditorium Tavern
Pine Club
Mayme
Vera
Burlington Bank & Trust
D. Sandberg
Local Bowling League Scores and High HandsToast
Six Pin Charlie posts 584 series led by Karl 236 166 182. Mose Robinson 612 fuels defeat for his side as Bill Mundinger 546 tops Team 1 in a triple win. Kelley 588 tops Team 3. Carpenter 520 leads Team 2 to two wins over Team 5. Kupferschmid 523 claims series honors. Joe Corso 626 sparks Mississippi Inn to a double win over Mattson Construction. Art Lind 572 loses high. Hawkeye Motors takes 2 from Merchants Wholesale. J&R Clothiers drop two to Schlitz Beer. Nitehawk League Pete Bertlshofer 513 powers Blackhawk Case to a triple win over City Lines. Simpson 335 for IHP loses. Newton 500 paces J.I. Case Co. to a double over C.I.0 No.2. Frank Jay 500 topples C.I.0 No.2 but loses three from Coon & DeBoer Firefighters. Lt. Don Gibson high for losers with 474.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Mose Robinson
Bill Mundinger
Kelley
Carpenter
Ralph Kupferschmid
Joe Corso
Mississippi Inn
Mattson Construction
Joe
Art Lind
Hawkeye Motors
Merchants Wholesale
J. & R. Clothiers
Schlitz Beer
Pete Bertlshofer
Pete
Blackhawk Case
Tommy Simpson
IHP
Simpson
N. Newton
J. I. Case Co
Frank Jay
C.I
Coon & DeBoer Firefighters
Don Gibson
Bowling Schedules For Local Leagues At Oliva and Bowl Inn
The listing shows weekly bowling schedules. At Oliva's the week features City league operations on Monday and Wednesday Women of the Moose, Merchants, and various leagues. At Bowl Inn nightly times in the week list Office Girls, American Legion, Catholic Men, Ladies Major, Junior Classic, Church league, and more with team counts ranging from 4 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliva’s
J. I. Case
Moose
Women of the Moose
Merchants
Ladies City League
City Keglerettes
Nighthawks
Bowl Inn
American Legion
Burlington
Kiwanis Club
Commercial League
City Club
Hounds vs Keokuk in Greatergrid clash at Clark Stadium
Burlington Grayhounds, undefeated with wins over Muscatine and Mt. Pleasant, visit Keokuk for a Little Six showdown. About 5,000 fans expected as both teams boast speedy backs and sharp passing, making this a toss up in a key regional clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Stadium
Burlington Grayhounds
Keokuk High School
Grayhounds
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Hounds
Muscatine Muskies
Muskies
Keokuk
Burlington
John Wilson
Jim Gahn
Dick Bailey
John Hart
Mel Knotts
Chuck Lange
Notice to bowlers to send league results to Burlington Herald
The Burlington Herald requests bowlers to mail or drop by with league event details. Include full names, high series, high games, and complete wins and losses tabulations for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Herald
Hawks Travel to Wentworth for Friday Missouri Clash
Burlington Junior College Blackhawks head to Lexington Missouri for a second road game against Wentworth Military Academy. They seek a second win after a 40-0 home triumph over Kemper and a 13-6 opening loss to Monmouth with renewed conditioning and drive reflected in late touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Junior College Blackhawks
Lexington
Wentworth Military Academy
Blackhawks
Missouri
Kemper Military Academy
Hawks
Clark Stadium
Kemper
Boonville
Burlington
Monmouth Bees
Browns in Flight as St. Louis Franchise Sinks
The St. Louis Browns face continued moves to relocate with Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee and Dallas among bidders. Attendance woes persist as 1949 Cards draw 1 111 440 while the Browns hover around 290 000 paid by Sept 23, signaling a fragile future for the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Los Angeles
U. S
L. A
Milwaukee
Dallas
Texas
Browns
Brownies
White Sox
Cardinals
Major League Clubs Face Attendance and Travel Pressures
The piece notes Los Angeles eighth in the Pacific Coast League with 389000 fans by Labor Day and 610748 last year while St Paul in the American Association posts 353000. it argues Night Baseball boosts crowds and cites Browns vs Cardinals attendance disparity due to team quality and star players. It concludes air travel and fast trains ease schedules and calls for a relocation move with timing undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ures
Los Angeles
L. A
St. Paul
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Marian Huppenberger
Karl Pose
Market St
Arions
Arion Club
Wentworth
Waller
Brownie
Bob Fellers
Joe DiMaggios
Ted Williamses
Medical Arts
Keith Peck
Ordnance Ct
Hunter’s and Sportsmen Headquarters
Remington
Winchester
Larson
Ducker
Ike Walton
Hip Boats
Crow Callers
Marine Supplies
Sportsmen’s
Jefferson Street
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