Bowling scores from Janson's Lanes and others
Janson's Lanes results list Landgraf family members scoring 479 492, Dreher 476, 492, J Landgraf 558 492, Kuehner 491. Rapids Insurance Richert 440 G Giffhorn 477 W Giffhorn 457 Leonard 544. Schueler Bros 505 461 478 536. Legion No. 2 M Janson 517 H Mueller 464 Carle 442 Schroeder 406 Greatting 470. Ind High Single Rusteberg 235. Ind High Three R Daab 563. Team High Single Gateway Food 942. Team High Three Gateway Food 2611.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
R. Daab
Gateway Food
Paper ad offers disposal of items by phone
Classified notice states the paper will sell whatever you wish to dispose of and provides a phone contact 281-4292 for arrangements.
Columbia Defeats Baldwin 28-0 in Lopsided Contest
Columbia won 28-0 behind a strong pitching effort by Roessler Ritter and Lange. The Bulldogs piled up 29 hits with 11 extra base hits as Rehg Mathews Toenjes and Schlemmer led the offense. Baldwin managed only one seventh inning hit and committed five errors.
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Columbia
Baldwin
Bob Roessler
Art Ritter
Norm Lange
Jones
Theobald
Roger Rehg
Ralph Mathews
Jack Toenjes
Toenjes
Bob Schlemmer
Millstadt
E. St. Louis
Dupo
R Redg
Stechmesser
Schaefer
Rf Ritter
Garris
H. Mathews
Cf Lange
I R. Mathews
Roessler
P Steffenauer
Schlemmer
C Holden
KC Belle League Winners Capture State Tournament Title
Members of the KC Belle League finish winners of the league trophy and then the tournament trophy in Columbia last week. Standing roster includes coach Roger Rehg and players Pat Garris Linda Serafini Betsy Burgess Karen Caeserr Louise Barker Jean Janson Mary Kay Zoeller Mary Sue Roessler with manager David Reis. Kneeling group features Nancy Becherer Marianne Shrewsbury Joann Herrman Frances Benner Shirley Bergmann Mary Kay Steppig Joan Schoenhoff Louise Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KC Belle League
Columbia
Roger Rehg
Pat Garris
Linda Serafini
Betsy Burgess
Karen Caeserr
Louise Barker
Jean Jan
Mary Kay Zoeller
Mary Sue Roessler
David Reis
Nancy Becherer
Marianne Shrewsbury
Joann Herrman
Frances Benner
Shirley Bergmann
Mary Kay Steppig
Joan Schoenhoff
Louise Conrad
M. Conrad
Annual Golf Tourney Begins At Country Club
The Waterloo Country Club opens its annual golf tournament with first round results across divisions. Winners include Al Steck, Pepper Touchette, Howard Ludwig, and many others in Championship, A, B, and C divisions. First round elimination games must finish by Saturday, Aug. 28, with second rounds by the following Saturday. The Waterloo Country Club Women’s Invitational included four visiting clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Country Club
al Steck
Neil Woodward
Pepper Touchette
Gene Jung
Howard Ludwig
Dr. Serth
Bill White
Ken Jahr
Bob Schiemer
Otis Lutz
Morris Binder
Gene Brower
Merl Linn
George Larsen
Paul Cash
Paul Wallhaus
Ron Bode
Henry Jung
Walter Giffhorn
George Wilde
Bill Hoskins
Art Kruse
Ed Leonard
Erv Witham
Vern Goeddel
Henry Siebert
Bruce Forman
Dale Bode
David Conrad
David Stumpf
Milton Hart
Elmer Jonson
Jim White
Ed Kremmel
Walter Frierdich
Bill Smith
Ralph Bober
R. W. Jahr
John Mitchell
Tom Wightman
Marvin Jehling
John Bush
Nelson Rex
Jack Gauen
Bill Criswell
Bernard Jung
George Schmidt
Gene Pomeroy
Charles Caesar
Mike Lukens
Hubert Schmitt
Lloyd Reed
Mike Conrad
M. Rodenberg
Ken Weller
Bill Stickel
Fred Austin
Erv. Hankamer
Ray Collette
B. C. Liebheit
Casper Beelman
Lloyd Chaney
M. Koenigsmark
Albert Jahr
Art Wink
Harry Chadwell
Bill Crossen
John Hopp
Gene Andres
Roy Conrad
Earl Kruse
Lee Toal
Frank Hodgson
Lee Booth
Vic Sondag
Ed Ghent
Waterloo Country Club Women’s Golf Association
Winners at Waterloo Sportsman's Club Picnic
List of winners from August 21 22 at Waterloo Sportsman's Club picnic covers prizes such as Starcraft Camper Trailer Westinghouse dryer and more with winners from Waterloo St Louis and Columbia. The Ladies Auxiliary Country Store also records top quilts sheets and pillow slips with a barrel of groceries awarded and golf league results from five clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Sportsman’s Club
Starcraft
Henry Knapp
Waterloo
Ill
Westinghouse
Simon Kern
Irene Buss
Columbia
Fisherman's Wish
L. R. Koglin
St. Louis
Skip Laurent
Black & Decker
E. C. Gray
E. St. Louis
Oster
Virgil P. Mallett
Dupo
Judy Heusohn
Wizard Custom
J. Marshall
Belleville
Udico Elec
A. A. Eichelmann
Ladies Auxiliary Country Store
Janet Riebeling
R. R
Eva Mae Knefelkamp
Herman Dalkert
Dorothy Stamm
Garnett
Pelican Christens Air France all cargo jet Orly Bird
Mrs. John Cherberg christens Air France first all cargo jet Orly Bird in Seattle with Pierrot the pelican as live cargo. The event includes Lt Gov Cherberg, Henri Marescot, Boeing officials, and civic leaders. Orly Bird will fly Seattle Paris and enter service September 1 on the New York Paris route with wide cargo capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelican
Orly Bird
Seattle
Wash
John Cherberg
Washington State
Air France
Orly
Paris
Cherberg
Henri G. Mares
Cot
North America
Boeing Airplane Company
Pierrot
Seattle Paris
Vincennes Zoo
New York
Europe
North Africa
Satellites Split Doubleheader In League Playoff Bid
The Columbia Satellites split a doubleheader with Kirchner team from Granite City. Arnold Stechmesser tied the first game with a two out homer in the eighth. Don Frazier earned his 7th win despite eight hits allowed. Dean Schorr yielded four hits in six and two thirds, and Sikes scored the decisive run on an error. Columbia managed four hits off Kirchner’s Vincent in a 2-1 loss. Schorr then notched his 18th win Tuesday by holding Bella Rosa to four hits and driving in two with a 3-for-4 day, while Rich Dreher and Jack Toenjes homered. The Satellites open league playoffs August 26 at Belleville versus Catholic War Vets, then host an Invitational Tournament September 9–11 featuring Columbia, Herculaneum, Roma, and Catholic War Vets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Satellites
Kirchners
Granite City
Arnold Stechmesser
Don Frazier
Columbia
Kirchner Hurler Page
Dean Schorr
Sikes
Schorr
Vincent
Satellites
Bella Rosa
St. Louis
Rich Dreher
Jack Toenjes
Belleville
Catholic War Vets
Legion Diamond
Herculaneum, Roma
Powderpuff Derby Heads Belleclair Race Card
A female drivers powderpuff derby headlines a 10 event program at Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway in Belleville with time trials at 7 30 p m and racing at 8 30 p m Ten cars compete in the women s race and several heat and feature events follow for A modified and hobby cars Don Klein of Ste Genevieve Missouri leads the points after last week s A car feature and handicap Kenny Shrum and Carl Springer are runners up Jerry Baumgartner of Collinsville wins the hobby car feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway
Belleville
Don Klein
Ste. Genevieve
Kenny Shrum
Carl Springer
Klein
Jerry Baumgartner
Collinsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merrimac
H. Riechmann
Rusteberg
Goldschmidt
O. Riechmann
Weisenborn
Schnell
K. Jahr
R. Palmer
Legion NO. 1
Luhr
Klohr
Bivins
Schulmeister
Bardeleben
Nowak
Bauman
Erv. Sauger
Emil Sauger
Juengling Oil
Schmieder
Juengling
E. Harres
H. Steffenauer
Schneider
Shell Oilers
Kremmel
D. Happy
R. Happy
Wappel
Parrott
Busch Bavarian
K. Range
J. Range
Penock
G. Levin
R. Levin
Schiemer
Peggy Mueller
Schueler Bros
Schiemer Ins
Carling Beer
Landgraf Plumbers
Juengling Oil Gateway Food Kas
Legion No
Rapps Ins
Busch Bavariana Roessler’s Concrete
Payne Hig. & Cool
Kettler
G. Roessler
Steffenauer Sr
Foster
Janson’s Lanes
Jacquie Courtney
Alice Matthews
Immaculate Conception Church
Columbia, Ill
Columbia Building and Loan Association
G. I. Plan
U. S
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Insurance Reserve
Contingent Reserve
Immaculate Conception
Texas
Marlyn Mason
NBC
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Cliff Robertson
Olok
Sylviannes
Carroll Baker
George Maharis
Joe Treiber
Joseph C. Kipping
Winchester
Bernard Ross
Revere
Paul Hoffmeister
Perryville
Sparta
Festus
Ruby Lakeman
June McDaniel
Maxine Carroll
Fern Newmann
Wilma White
Belleclair
Gary Player
PeesTing Fourveys
Belleville, Illinois
Creative Designs
Bis
Salesbooks
Clarion Printing Co
N. Rapp
Columbia, Illinois
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