Bowling Scores Peggy Mueller League March 9 10
League standings show Busch Bavarian leading with 55 wins 26 losses and Merrimac 50 31 as Apple Jars and Juengling Oil trail at 49 32. Individual scores list Schiemer Ins and Jenling Oil high series with multiple players listed, while lanes at Monroe Building Supply and Columbia Lanes hosted the event.
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Merrimac
Juengling Oil
Schiemer Ins
Legion No. 1
Schueler Bros
Rapps Ins
Kas
Roessler Concrete
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Gateway
Legion No
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Carling
Shell Oilers
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Shemonia
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D. Conrad
Asselmeier
J. Eckert
Weston
Gateway Food NO. 1
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Bauman
F. Nealon
Erv Sauger
Bardeleben
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Dreher
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Kuehner
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J. Range
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Klohr
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Roessler
Kettler
G. Roessler
Foster
V. Roessler
O. Roessler
Rapps
Richert
G. Giffhorn
E. Giffhorn
H. Ludwig
Leonard
Men’s Monday Night Handicap League Standings and Scores
Buettner Coast leads as Greatting’s Market posts team high games. Individual top scores include Greatting 614 and 245 single, with Worthy totals from New Hanover and Budweiser in a crowded league night.
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Buettner
Shell
Baltz’s Tavern
New Hanover
Falstaff
Greatting’s Market
Budweiser
Weilbacher’s
Philgas
Mueller
Koberlein
L. Sager
R. Rey
Woodcock
Luhr
Buettner Const
Bachelier
H. Buettner
Muskopf
E. Buettner
Einwich
Neighborhood Shell
D. McMullan
J. Janson
Hick
Oswald
L. Schumacher
Baltz'’S Tavern
Challacombe
L. Landgraf
Riebeling
R. Mathews
E. Mathews
Schroeder
McIlvaney
G. Roessler
J. Juengling Sr
L. Janson
Wednesday Night Women's League Buettner Coast
Buettner Coast leads the Wednesday night women's league with a 28 percent score reported alongside entries for S and S Service Center Vogt's IGA Foodliner Columbia Lanes Luhr Bros Inc and other local sponsors.
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Buettner
S & S Service Center
Vogt’s Iga Foodliner
Columbia Lanes
Luhr Bros., Inc
Water rinseable paint remover for brick surfaces
A water rinseable paint remover should do the job to reveal the natural brick surface. Let the remover stand about ten minutes and rinse the area with rags soaked in clear water.
Columbia High School Spring Coaches and Schedule Highlights
Columbia High School lists coaching staff Vernon W. Smith Warren Trotter Emilio Bassy and Jerry Ray for varsity and junior high teams. The schedule spans March to May with baseball games at multiple venues including Red Bud Cahokia Cairo Belleville West and district tournaments plus track meets in March April and May.
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Vernon W. Smith
Warren Trotter
Emilio Bassy
Jerry Ray Jr
Barry Krizan Jr
Waterloo
Walmeyer
O’fallon
Gorham
Mascoutah
Althoff
Lebanon
Cairo
Meridian
Red Bud
Belleville West
Granite City
Lincoln
3 Records by Linda Norris Spotlight Controversy Album
The death of Jack Ruby on January 3 boosted Capitol Records documentary The Controversy with a notable three minute segment of Ruby's Parkland Hospital interview from December 16. Producer Lawrence Schiller delayed wider release to respect the family and ensure audio quality. Epstein critiques Warren Commission coverage, noting eyewitnesses Walther and Brehm were not questioned.
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Jack Ruby
Capitol Records
Ruby
Parkland Hospital
California
Lawrence Schiller
Ruby Family
Edward J. Epstein
Inquest
Boston
Epstein
Capitol
Carolyn Walther
Charles Brehm
Warren Commission
State Fair Ticket Orders Honored After May 15
Franklin Rust announced that Illinois State Fair ticket orders for Grandstand and Coliseum attractions will be honored after May 15. A meeting of fair officials including the auditor and ticket superintendent set the date, with orders to be filled around July 1.
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Franklin Rust
February traffic deaths in Ili nois fall to 141
Pro visional reports from the Division of High ways and the State Highway Po lice show 141 traffic deaths in Ili nois for February, down 17 percent from 169 in the same month last year. Francis S. Lorenz, director of Public Works and Buildings, commented. The U S Department of Agriculture maintains a research center at Southern Illinois University.
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Ilinois
Division of Highways
State Highway Police
Francis S. Lorenz
Department of Public Works and Buildings
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Southern Illinois University
Food Boycotts Hit Stockmen As Beef Prices Lag
Butler Illinois livestock farmer John F Rundquist told the 45th annual meeting of the St. Louis Producers Live Stock Marketing Association that record red meat production coincides with rising consumer prices, while livestock returns stay weak. He listed factors including heavier cattle weights, 25 percent imports, consumer boycotts, and weak bargaining power as driving a “winter of discontent” for stockmen.
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John F. Rundquist
Butler
Ill
St. Louis
Rundquist
Gibault High School News Student Council race and contests
Campaign speeches and three minute skits marked the Student Council election at Gibault High School on March 10 with voting set for March 17 for the 1967-68 officers. Fifteen students earned honors in a March 11 Speech Meet at Notre Dame Academy and several Gibault athletes prepare for the state tournament in Champaign-Urbana March 17-18. Nine students competed in the Optimists Club first round on March 13 on the topic mism and patriotism.
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Gibault
Notre Dame Academy
Nancy May
Barb Diehl
Jim Tucker
Joanne Schoenhoff
Barb Kutterer
Kevin Kelly
Tom Diehl
Janice Hellmer
Tom Kish
Sharon Bequette
Jackie Wittenauer
Benyo
Champaign - Urbana
John Hankammer
Bob Metzger
John Toal
Tom Benyo
Terry Kipping
Kenny Bode
Optimists Club
Jerry Keim
Jerry May
Loraine Kreher
Bill Kelly
Gerry Pape
Marvin Cortner
Paul Schroeder
Glyn Raeber
Wayne Zahn Tops Bowler Laurels for 1966 in Bowling
Wayne Zahn of Atlanta Georgia earned Bowler of the Year honors from the Bowling Writers Association of America and Sporting News PBA in 1966. He led money earnings with 54720 dollars and was a unanimous first team pick on two major all star lists. Zahn collected the George Young Memorial Award and Georgia Sportsman of the Year while vowing to excel in 1967. The awards reflect widespread respect from peers writers and sports committees.
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Wayne Zahn
Zahn
Kegler
Atlanta
Georgia
Bowling Writers Association of America
Sporting News
Professional Bowlers Association
Bowling Magazine
George Young
National Bowlers Journal
American Bowling Congress
Zahne
Dick Weber
Sporting News-Pba
Wayne
Weber
Ray Bluth
Billy Hardwick
Don Carter
Tommy Nobis
Atlanta Falcons
Felipe Alou
Braves
AMF
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