Bowling Scores Peggy Mueller League May 4 5
May 4 5 bowling scores show Peggy Mueller league results with team tallies and high individual games. Readouts include Busch Bavarian Juengling Oil Apple Jars Merrimac Schueler Bros Schiemer Ins Rapps Ins Leg 1 Gateway No 1 Kas Potato Chips Landgraf Plumbers Gateway No 2 Leg No 2 Roessler Concrete Carling Shell Oilers Indiv high single three and team highs for Schueler Bros Schiemer Ins and others.
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Peggy Mueller
Busch Bavarian
Merrimac
Schueler Bros
Schiemer Ins
Rapps Ins
Gateway No
Landgraf Plumbers
Roessler Concrete
Carling
Shell Oilers
Indiv. Hi
al Schmeider
G. Stechmesser
Harres
Schneider
Schmeider
H. Steffenauer
Applejars
Schnell
Gummersheimer
Oerter
Daab
Palmer
H. Riechmann
al Goldschmidt
Rusteberg
Aug. Goldschmidt
O. Riechmann
E. Giffhorn
Walt Giffhorn
H. Ludwig
Leonard
Leg
G. Luhr
Klohr
Bivins
Glenn Luhr
Schulmeister
Kas
D. Happy
H. Stumpf
L. Janson
E. Mathews
Gateway
W.nealon
Bauman
F. Nealon
Erv Sauger
Bardeleben
Roessler
Ron Habermehl
G. Roessler
Fischer
O. Roessler
Schroeder
Mueller
M. Janson
Greatting
Sidelights from a History Notebook
The item surveys early radio pioneers like Nathan B. Stubblefield with demonstrations in 1892 and a 1908 patent, plus milestones such as a 1937 long coronation broadcast and Churchill’s 1940 words about blood and toil. It notes May 1607 Jamestown arrival and 1862 Lincoln actions creating the Agriculture Department and the Homestead Act.
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Nathan B. Stubblefield
Fairmont Park
Philadelphia
Stubblefield
Lincoln
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Homestead Co
Land-Grant College
Columbia Eagles Triumph in 13 Inning Win Over Waterloo 6-5
Columbia outlasted Waterloo 6-5 in thirteen innings as Allen Andrea led with a triple and double, Jim Gould and Gary Roediger added two hits each, and Tom Vogt delivered the decisive RBI. Kremmel pitched six strong frames and closed with a scoreless thirteenth.
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Eagles
Waterloo
Alien Andrea
Dan Radison
Radison
Jim Kremmel
Tom Vogt
Bulldogs
Columbia
Kremmel
Gary Roediger
Jim Stiening
Allen Andrea
Paul Frierdich
Andrea
Jim Gould
Lincoln
Columbia Eagles Drop Three Games
The Columbia Eagles fell victims to three defeats against Bellville West Granite City.
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Columbia Eagles
Belleville West
Granite City
Columbia Edges Gibault 1-0 in district baseball duel
Columbia High School defeated Gibault High 1-0 in a pitching duel as Jim Kremmel restricted Gibault to two hits while Paul Frierdich drove in the lone run with a first inning hit. The win follows Columbia’s 13 inning 6-5 victory over Waterloo and sends them to Okanville to face Carlyle district winner.
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Columbia High School
Gibault High School
Jim Kremmel
Eagles
John Hankammer
Gibault
Kremmel
John Conrad
Paul Frierdich
Columbia
Waterloo High School
Okanville
Carlyle
Lincoln and Belleville West Grace Rainy Doubleheader
Lincoln and Columbia split a rain shortened doubleheader weekend. Gary Roediger pitched a no hitter against Belleville West before rain ended the Lincoln game after three innings. Columbia lost 8-3 to Lincoln as Niemietz took the loss. Roediger led Columbia with a triple and a single.
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Lincoln
Gary Roediger
Belleville West
Maroons
Eagles
Tom Jehling
Granite City
Jim Kremmel
Dan Radison
Columbia
Bob Niemietz
Columbia Wins League Opener
The Columbia Legion entry in the Mon-Clair League defeated Fults 5-2 in the opener. Bob Roessler earned the win and added three singles to back his pitching. Columbia led 3-1 after six, then added two more in the eighth as Roessler allowed nine hits to Fults.
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Columbia Legion
Fults
Bob Roessler
Columbia
Schultheis
Vogt
Golf Results In League Play At Country Club
The Men's Golf League opened May 2 with results: Austin beat Gallen 149 to 175 and Schmitt beat Jahr 161 to 167. Woodward 150 over Kruse 158. Earl Downs earned low net 34, Ron Bode low gross 38, Fred Austin team score 149. Wednesday Nite saw Bode over Lepp, Leonard over Giffhorn, Lutz over Touchette.
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Austin
Gallen
Schmitt
Jahr
Woodward
Kruse
Earl Downs
Ron Bode
Satellites Open League Play With Victory at Belleville
The Columbia Satellites beat Tony's 6-4 at Southside Park in Belleville as pitcher Jay Parker limited foes to three hits. Rich Dreher relieved in the seventh and got the final out after walking three. Earlier Dreher allowed four hits in a 15-2 win over Ruma aided by Mick Steffenauer doubles and Ken Schmidt 3 RBI. Upcoming league games include Freeburg at Belleville on May 11 and Maris sa at the Legion diamond on May 16.
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Jay Parker
Columbia Satellites
Tony
Legion Diamond
Kirchners
Freeburg
Belleville
Marissa
Names Omissions From Columbia High Honor Roll Noted
The Columbia High School honor roll printed last week left out several students including Becky Habermehl Donna Schnidt Linda Greatting and others. Golf ball winners are listed with scores and teams, naming Dale Bode Art Lepp Al Steck Bill White Bill Crswell Albert Jahr and more for low score low gross and low net prizes.
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Columbia High School
Dale Bode
Art Lepp
Gross
al Steck
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