Golf Results In League Play At Country Club
Wednesday night league action at the country club saw Lepp beat Touchette with a net score of 155 to 162 and Leonard defeat Bode 141 to 148. Lutz also won over Giffhorn 148 to 165 as Leonard posted the low net with 141 and Giffhorn claimed the low net at 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepp
Touchette
Leonard
Bode
Lutz
Giffhorn
Low Bross
Low
Utz Nard Lepp
Bode Touchette
White
Stoeppler
Koblitz
Gericke
Ludwig
Ghent
Dressel
Trejohn
Gross Lungwitz
Chadwell
White Stoeppler
Essel
Ludwig Ghent
Trojohn
Satellites Split In League Play At Belleville
The Columbia Satellites split league games at Belleville losing 11-2 to Franke’s Brake and winning 7-1 over Belleville VFW. Bob Jones limited VFW to five hits in a 7-1 victory. Jerry Marshall drove in three runs with a key triple in the close game. The team plans 8:00 p.m. home game vs Franke’s Brake and a trip to Cahokia next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Belleville
Frankes Brake
Belleville Vfw
Franke
Koerber
Jerry Marshall
Jay Parker
Frankes
Bob Jones
VFW
Satellites
Legion Diamond
Cahokia
Memorial Day racing card at Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway
A special Memorial Day program runs Tuesday May 30 at Belleville Illinois Bel leclair Fairgrounds with 7 p.m. time trials and 8 p.m. first race on a nine event card. The Tuesday program features 30 lap hobby car and 35 lap A modified features plus two 12 lap heats a 10 lap handicap a 15 lap semifinal for A cars and two 12 lap heats and a 15 lap hobby car consolation. Illinois drivers led last week with Bob Robbins Collinsville winning the A car feature and a heat, Len Baumgartner Troy winning the handicap, Jerry Baumgartner winning a hobby car heat and the consolation, Leroy Rothmeier Belleville winning the hobby car feature, and Fern Class Columbia winning the Powder Puff Derby for women drivers with Susan Pannier runner up. Belleclair also announces an upcoming Midget Auto series beginning June 17 at the same site located at State Routes 13 and 159 on Belleville’s south edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway
Belleville
Illinois
Bob Robbins
Collinsville
Len Baumgartner
Troy
Jerry Baumgartner
Leroy Rothmeier
Fern
Columbia
Susan Pannier
Bill Pennier
Belleclair
Eagles Eliminated by Carlyle in 11- inning Regional
Vernon Smith's Eagles fall to Carlyle after 11 innings in the regional opener. Final kept scoreless until Carlyle edged ahead in the ninth. Gary Roediger and Jim Gould sparked comebacks, but Carlyle pulled away in extras as Jim Kremmel delivered two doubles for the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Smith
Eagles
Carlyle
Jim Kremmel
Columbia
Gary Brink
Jim Gould
Denny Diehl
Gary Roediger
Roger Boyd
Gibault Pep Club officers and award events 1967
Pep Club officers for the 1967 1968 term were elected May 16. President Dian Mohl and other officers named. The Awards Banquet was May 21 at the K C Hall with George Ireland of Loyola University as speaker. Father Lucien Duesing marked his silver jubilee May 19. Final exams set for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dian Mohl
Jim Gant
Linda Serafini
Louise Conrad
K.C. Hall
George Ireland
Loyola University
Lucien Duesing
Gibault
St. Michael's
Paderborn
Columbia-Millstadt Tie In League Game
The Columbia Legion and Millstadt played to an 8-8 tie in Columbia after 10 innings due to darkness. Jim Toenjes and Dan Radison each had three hits for Columbia, while Millstadt’s Pistor and Morningstar led their offense with multi hit games. Columbia later beat the St. Louis Yanks 4-3 in a non league contest as Rog er Rehg and Steve Davenport pitched. Next Sunday Columbia resumes league play at E St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia-Millstadt
Columbia Legion
Millstadt
Columbia
Jim Toenjes
Gary Roediger
Radisons
Roesslers
Roessler
Roediger
Schlemmer
Sandhenrich
Alberter
Meyer
Toenjes
Mease
St. Louis Yanks
Roger Rehg
Steve Davenport
Davenport
St. Louis
Bob Roessler
Yanks
Sheehan
Medlock
Allan Andrea
Harold Mathews
Vogel
Hebel
Devonport
Gould
Stechmeier
Wagner
Rullo
Long
E. St. Louis
Make Your Own Cleaner with JD-10 Spray Solution
A readers note promotes JD-10 as a money saving cleaner that beats expensive window fluid. It claims JD-10 makes 32 to 64 pints of instant spray cleaner using water and the product, enabling spray wipe cleaning without wet hands.
Approved Pistol Match For Monroe County
The Walmeyer range hosts Monroe County’s first approved outdoor pistol match sponsored by the Harrisonville Rifle and Pistol Club. Sixty shots per weapon across three calibers 22 centerfire and .45 with two relays starting at 8 30 a m and 12 30 p m. Forty competitors total with 65 awards planned and NAB A oversight in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmeyer
Monroe County
National Rifle Association
Harrisonville Rifle and Pistol Club
James Early
Jack Fults
Waterloo
Harrisonville
Mon Clair League 1967 Schedule Published with Dates and Openers
Mon Clair League lists 1967 schedule across venues including Waterloo Millstadt Belleville and O Fallon with monthly games from May through August and an all star event. The piece ends with a note that tuberculosis remains a major killer despite faster cures and recommends hospital treatment.
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Valmeyer
Waterloo
Columbia
E.st. Louis
Fults
Millstadt
St. Libory
Lebanon
Tilden
Belleville
O'Fallon
O’fallon
E. St. Louis
Walmeyer
Sparta
Mon Clair
Greater County
Gibault High School Awards Night Highlights Notable Speakers
Gibault High School honored students at an awards night in the K C Hall with guest speaker George Ireland of Loyola University. The program covered Scholastic Awards Athletic Awards and Highest Scholastic Awards including special recognitions for John Hankammer and John Conrad for batting average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ireland
Loyola University
Gibault High School
K.C. Hall
Kenneth Thurston
John Hankammer
Ed Husttedde
John Conrad
Thomas Diehl
Cheryl Dieckmann
Barbara Heck
Linda Kreher
Joan Goessling
Cheryl Doerr
Susan May
Richard Pieper
Jacqueline Wittenauer
Kevin Kelly
Jane Knoke
Robert Pape
Susan Vogt
Linda Serafini
Illinois State Scholarship Commission
Northern Illinois University
Sharon Diehl
Gerald Mueller
Mark Raeber
Judy Thoma
Dorothy Janson
Thomas Bengo
Patricia Kelly
James Tucker
Betty Crocker
Norbert Mudd
Eva Kelly
American Legion
Lynn Reitz
James Gant
John Teal
Robert Metzger
Thomas Schmitt
Terry Kipping
Kenneth Bode
Bernard Toenjes
Michael Degener
Gary Rau
David Arns
Kurt Haberl
James Toal
Lawrence Schilling
John Dougherty
Gary Haberl
Thomas Knoke
Jerry Pape
William Kelly
Donald Wienhoff
Linda Becker
Jeanne Schmitt
Barbara Diehl
Ruth Schmitt
Barbara Hick
Barbara Kutterer
Sandy Becker
Charles Wienhoff
Mgr
Serviceman Rehmer Completes Army Administration Course
Army Private James R. Rehmer, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond W Rehmer of Waterloo Illinois, completed an eight week administration course at Fort Leonard Wood. Training covered military records prep, Army filing, typing and office machines. Rehmer earned a B S degree from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 1967 and is a member of Phi Sigma Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Rehmer
Raymond W. Rehmer
Monroe
Waterloo
Ft. Leonard Wood
Pvc
Rehmer
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity
Ray Fitzpatrick Joins Cuckler Steel Office
Ray Fitzpatrick, formerly a salesman for a St. Louis firm, is now with Knapp Steel Builders at 515 N. Main St. This local district office will use his steel building and planning expertise. Contact 515 N. Main or phone 281-5847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fitzpatrick
Cuckler Steel
St. Louis
Cuckler District
Knapp Steel Builders
N. Main St
Fitzpatrick
N. Main
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Dick Holdener
Clete Schwagel
Belleclair Speedway
Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc
General Insurance
South Main St
Schiemer Insurance
Waterloo Milk Co
Waterloo Dairy
Gibault News
Pep Club
Revolution Industries of
Weisbacher’s
Ben
Franklin
Main Columbia, Ill
Mon Clair League
Pydveh
Pyillies
Dick Lll
Creative Designs
O Bis Catalogs
Salesbooks
Clarion Printing Co
N. Rapp
Columbia, Illinois
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Fess Parker
Jerry Lewis
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