Tuesday Night Bowling League Scores October 1965
League results from Clare and surrounding towns show team standings and high games across multiple divisions. Notable performers include Bonnie Bauder Betty Haggart and Mildred LeTourneau with top single and series scores, plus Clare Furniture Gateway and Witbeck leading in high team totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holley Jets
Clara Sentinel
Anderson Drugs
Twin Elms
Blatz
Hilltop Bar
Citizen's Bank
Doherty Funeral Home
Bonnie Bauder
Betty Haggart
Mildred LeTourneau
Judy Huber
M. Bryant
Jay Rayburn
L. Lynch
F. Carncross
J. Rayburn
B. Gibis
Thursday Night Mixed League Scores and Highs
League results show Bauer and Lake winning 21 21 in a packed Thursday night session. Highs include Charles Lake 550 Pete Brown 547 and Fran Carncross 476 with Fran Carncross posting a 190 game. Junior and Bantam divisions list top team Farwell 18 and standout players D Colosky 222 and C Cruden 245 in series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer & Lake
Hemstreet & Stevens
Goodwin & Riley
Morse-Pete-Bonnie
Farwell Bar
Schmacher & Larrance
Baumgarth & LaGoe
Bicknell & Hearns
Turner & Shepard
Robbing & Wiley
Smith
Jakeetban
Bdam
Lehr & Couts
Grim & Smith i Leinback & Young
Hatton
Charles Lake
Pete Brown
Marv Schumacher
Larry Hockin
Bonnie Bauder
Betty Stevens
Fran Carncross
Farwell
Messers Mess
Wildcats
D. Colosky
D. Dxotader
5. Peltier
D. Colsky
M. Ardis
Bantam
J. Blue Gays
Foster’s Fuss Budgets
Riley’s Roughnecks
Cruden's Crusaders
Lewis. Lemons
Brewers Bulldogs
Anderson's Astros
Coleman Ladies Bowling League Results October 26 1965
Individual high scores include Jo Mac Rydman 194 and Shirley Horton 188. High three game series feature June McNally 508 Ruth Hitchcock 508 and Monna O'Dell 492. Team marks show O Laughlin's 2142 and Nita's Beauty Shop 2117. League standings list clubs led by Nita's Beauty Shop and Pabsts as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Ladies Bowling League
Nita’s Beauty Shop
Pabst’s
Sealtest
Drewry’s
State Bank
Simon's
O’laughlin’s
Pat's Beauty Shop
L Farmer’s Co-op Creamery
Smith’s Hardware
D &L Bar & Cafe
June McNally
Ruth Hitchcock
Monna O’dell
O’laughlin
Drewry
Nita
Beauty Shop
Bowling league standings and high scores at Carling's Oct 25 1965
Coleman MENS Monday league results show Carling's leading with 22 points at Dollar Bar. Independent, Modern Woodmen, K&D and Wilkie's follow. High singles list Porte 218 Kerkel 203 McNally 202. Top three 3 game series Wilpur 561 McNally 559 Jones 559. Corat Bros Pk leads 1064, Carling's 1035, Gateway Danes 1022. Corat Bros 2952 high 3-game series ahead of Carling's 2925 and O'Laughlin 2901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Mens Bowling League
Carling’s
Dollar Bar
Johnson Oil
Gateway Lanes
O’laughlins
Independent
Modern Woodmen
K&d
Wilkie's
Cozat Bro
M & W Standard
Dowd
Anderson Drug
Ward Electric
Ind
P. Porte
W. D. Kerkel
Cc. McNally
W. Wilpur
C. McNally
HH. Jones
Gateway Danes
Corat Bros
Carling's
O‘laughlin
Amble Family Hosts and Visits Highlight Weekend
Saginaw visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charles O S Amble and two boys joined Mrs. Jennie Amble for a weekend in town. Theron Crane of Edmore stayed with the Burns and Amble families. Grandchildren were visited in Mancelona, while Spartan football and a Michigan State homecoming drew others away to Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O'S. Amble
Saginaw
C.A. Amble
Jennie Amble
Theron Crane
Edmore
Robert Burns
Mancelona
Richard Couture
Michigan State
Lansing
Spartan
Northwestern
Harley Dennis
Bloomdale
Ohio
Etta Eaton
Charles Hobart
Fort Pierce
Florida
Bobby Hughes
Flint
Jim
Marion Light
New Division to Activate 9th Infantry at Fort Riley
Secretary of the Army Stanley R. Resor announced at the AUSA meeting that the 9th Infantry Division the Army’s 17th active division will be activated at Fort Riley Kansas in early 1966. Major General George S. Eckhardt will command the ROAD based nine battalion division and train new recruits.
Community Family Sunday Visits Across Several Homes
Long Lake and Clare residents hosted relatives and friends in a series of weekend and midweek calls. Guests included Curtis Murton and family in their son David Murton’s home, Pearl and Jay Clute from Clare, Maddie Sweebe of Midland, Alfred Bishop of Diamondale, George Bates, Cullen Moncrieff and family, Pam Moncrieff visiting Michigan City, and others from Lansing Mt. Pleasant and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Murton
David Murton
Pearl Clute
Jay Clute
Clare
B.fampton
Madelon Sweebe
Midland
John Cook
Long Lake
Kenneth .Cook
Arnold Stamman
Anthony Spehar
Mary
Spehar
Birmingham
Alfred Bishop
Diamondale
David Morton Land
George Bates
Sam Treadway
Lansing
Cullen Moncr
Pam Moncrieff
Michigan City
Indiana
Cullen Moncrieff
Doug Moncrieff
Robert Burns
John Ames
B.F.O’ Hampton
Elmer Gagush
A.D. Huber
St. Louis
Alfred Gardner
Flint
Leslie Gardner
A.E. Bartow
Robert Tope
Mt. Pleasant
R.J. Smith
Philadelphia
Mississippi
C.A. Amble
Clair Stanley
BF. Hampton
Lud Segerlund
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Sentinel
Beaverton
Gem Theats
SUN
Jane Fonda
Lee Marvin
Michael Callan
Dwayne
Hickman
A Pictures
Harold Hecht
Cy Balloudl
Columbia
The
Cincinnati
Steve McQueen
Esday Weld
Ann Margret
Holley Nite
Uesday UE
R. Musser
R. Turner
R. Smith
S. Wood
FBI
SAT
Columbia. Pictures
Cat Ballou
T In Columbia
Pis
Green's Shoes
Ford-O-Maties
the Farwell News
Town & Country
Ulrich Standard Service
Bruckart Motor S2
Everts Jewelers
Virginia's Drapery Shop
Clare Party Store
Myrtle Coil
Mildred Le'Tourneau
Laila Phillips
Joan Weldon
Coleman & Harrison
Ladies ‘ League
Cities Service
Surrey House
Rexall Drug
Moyer Builders
Verney Bosink Ins
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Lehrs Shell Service
Barbara Dunbar
Florence Hoffman
High Ind
Edith Cain
Filo Hoffman
Lucille Austin
Dunlop Bar
Gateway Lanegal Becks Standard
Clare Painters
Luce & Terwilliger Bi State Farm Ins
Mich. Bell
Rockcrete
Bryants Mobil
Kraft Foods
Citizens Bank
Stanley ‘Oil
Firebirds
J&r Builders
Clare Dairy
Ralph Musser
Roy Schmidt
al Terwilliger
Frank Vores
Clare Hardware
Mattel
Gladwin
Remco Fisher-Price Aurora Hubley Marx Ideal Parker Tonka
Milton Bradley
Halsam
Zettel’s
Harrison News
Ei Star
Lakeview
Tim Sheredy
Ken Akers
Tom Haring
Sentinel
M. Cross Routing Co
Beaver Rd
Ore Ayer
Crete
Roche
McEwan
Sai
Cret
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