Ladies Friday Night and Monday Mixed League Standings
The page lists standings for two bowling leagues dated January 11 1985 showing teams and points. Notable top duos include Hales and Gordon with 10 points and Irwin and Schultz. top high series and games are led by Don Bell and Cesta Colvin with several 500s and high game scores. Additional business names and local sponsors accompany the standings, with a later entry for Ladies Friday Night League dated January 15 1965 listing team positions and high individual totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hales
Gordon
Green
Burdo
Irwin and
Schultz
Colvin and
Foss
Flintstones
Gene's
Mobil
Bell-Wiks & Mickle
Busché
Crudén and Szul
Ardis
Bryant
Roe and Everts
Stanley of
Bob Peltier
Cesta Colvin
Betty ‘Szul
Ann Busche
Wednesday Night Standings And Bowling Highlights
State Farm leads with 15 while Hilltop Bar sits 14 in Wednesday standings. Individual high games include Musser 235 and Brown 220 with Musser posting a 615 series. Junior league results note Richardson 190 as top game and 514 series for Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm
Hilltop Bar
Rockerete
Stanley Oi
Michigan Bell
Luce-Terwilliger
Farwell Ins
Beaver Tool
Clare Dairy Co
Becks Standard
Kraft
Gateway Lanes
Bryants Mobil
Citizens Bank
Murphy Party Store
Firebirds
Ralph Musser
Pete Brown
Gary Agle
Ralph ‘Musser
Leon Dysinger
Richardson
Wilkinson
Updike
Skinner
Gilmore Grange Bina Robison Returns Home
Bina Robison came home from hospital Saturday and must stay in bed three weeks or more. Many friends and neighbors sent cards and visited during the hospital stay. The Lucost area notes also mention visits by Charles Haring, the Robison and Laverty families, and others from Milan and Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina Robison
George Shilling Jr
Clare Hospital
Leonard VanBuskirk
Milan Robison
Wally
Julie
Jim Haring
Hemstock
Reve Benchleys
Charles Haring
Milan Robisons
Art Baker
Bill Wood
Dale Lavertys
Claude Bailey
Keith Scott
Robert Bowling
Mary Lou. Shilling
John Laverty
Chester Schoars
Willliam Scott
Coffey
Loomis
John Shilling Jr
Detroit
Roy Robison
Mt. Pleasant
John Lavertys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare
Sunshine
Nestle
Demings
Sie
Frank Furts
Blade
Rinso Blue
Heinz Tomato
Royal
Agente
Rene
A Seo Bes, Swithecks
Wekly
Hendrie Packing House
Coker Funeral Home
Fred Hansen
Cuero
Texas
Alexander Shoes
Seiter Bros. Lumber
Dunlop Bay & Grill
Glave
Stanley Oil Co
Colonial House
Johnston Elevator
L, Gibbs & Sons Trans
Mix
Stul
G. Rodgers
Colvin
C. Colvin
Fy Carnecross
B. Petro
J. Jankowsky
Witbecks
IGA
Everts Jewelers
Virginia’s
Corky's
Lone Pine
Ulrich
the Farwell News
Town & Country
Brackart Motor Sales
Green’s Shoes
Holley Aircraft Division
Ford-O-Matics
Bonham’s
Bonnie Bauder
Fran Carncross
Leta. Borle
Phyllis Schaaf
Fran Carnecross
Bantam
Cobb
Goodwin
Ruby
Paris
Henry Heintzelman
Fred Huber
Melvin Huber
Albert Heintzelman
Ali
Ronald Krocker
Tawas
Jack Miller
George Bennett
Carl Leis
Dale Brockway
Glen Stephison
Lake
Ronald Morris
Sheridan
Andy
Janice
Pearl Heintzelmen
Randy Hayter
Traverse City
Huskey
Richard Pfannes
Douglas
William Pfannes
Albert Hein
Bess Pfannes
Thomas Brockwa
Robert Ridley
Town and Country Club
Virginia Haddox
Thomas Bennett
Thomas Brockway
Jack McPherson
John Huskey
Alfred Tessman
Jack~ Pine Lanes
Howard Brockway
Frankenmuth
Bavarian Inn
Gilmore Grange
Mies
Hayes the Bince
Pwc
Hmeel
Thur
Mexico
Wally Taber
Civitan
Koch Standard
Rowley
Blue Sunoco
Cashway Electric
Everts, Jewelers
Cimmerer Drugs
OK Tire
Mr. Tabor
Hiway
Tabor
Clare Civitan Club
Motor Trend
Pontiac
Aire Brother Glare
Michigan
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