League Standings Update From Clare Bowling Alleys
Mites standings governed by total pins across games at Clare Bowling Alleys. Weekly results show players’ scores and team rankings as the league tracks performance.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1949
Page
2
Mites standings governed by total pins across games at Clare Bowling Alleys. Weekly results show players’ scores and team rankings as the league tracks performance.
High series D LaFlame 525 and Ruby 619 led the standings with L McClusky 497. High games were posted by R Moody 200 and Ruby 193 followed by Bryant 191 and McClusky 191.
High series: W Bauer 566, P Schroeder 551, G Chapman 551. High games: W Bauer 222, P Schroeder 216, G Chapman 266. The results highlight top performers across multiple lanes in a local bowling event.
Bowling results from Gateway Wednesday and Harrison Leagues dated February 2 and 3. Team standings show City Service Kroger Police Marsh Grain Pure Oil Mich Bell Clare Auto Parts and Clare Gravel with various win loss records. High games include tang 216 Roe 206 and high series McClusky 536 La Flame 525. Harrison Men's League lists Warrisson Cleaners Allen's Dry Goods and others with top games Snorf 193 Henderson 180 and top series Snorf 501 Sullivan 491. Harrison Women's League shows Budd Lake Bar Nash's Hi Speed Jay Woods Motors Clare County Cleaver Dinette and Surrey House with top scores Noland 156 Seelinger 150 Gagush 149.
Temple Dean Chamberlain of Greenwood spent Sunday with his parents. Clare visitor Mr Smith called at the Leon Warner farm. Marion callers included Mr and Mrs Thurman Swarts and Mr and Mrs Roy Holford. George Earle of Ewart spent the weekend with the Prudden family. Archie McIntyre visited relatives over the weekend. Chas Bristol returned home from Lowell. Francis Wright was a Marion caller Friday. Mrs Myers dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Schram on M-115. Ferris Prudden and daughter Sandra spent the weekend with Ben Henrys and Fred Prudden.
The Elm Grove community report notes a well attended Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Florence Schunk's home. Future gathering planned with Mrs. Lennie Nevins. Several residents, including Richard Walters and family, were visitors at Clarence Bay’s home. Rev Roy Miller from Ithaca visited Von Walters and nearby homes. Other locals, such as Carl Bradley family and Mrs. R. S. McBride, were mentioned with weekend activities and Sunday calls at Von Walters and Jertry Ware homes.
Dan McDonald Ford offers a six dollar trade in allowance for old batteries as part of a friendly dealership promotion. The deal highlights battery recycling and vehicle service incentives at Your Friendly Ford Dealer.
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