Bowling Scores From Local League Standings
Greatting's Market dominates with 2 wins and 3 losses led by Greatting 534 and team high 914 in single and 2611 in three games. Budweiser and Baltz's Tavern posted solid individual scores while New Hanover and Neighborhood Shell show mix of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatting’s Market
Buettner Coast
Neighborhood Shell
Falstaff
Budweiser
Baltz’s Tavern
Weilbacher’s
Philgas
New Hanover
Schroeder
J. Juengling Sr
Mcellvaney
Patrick
L. Janson
R. Mathews
Riebeling
E. Mathews
Buettner Const
Bachelier
H. Buettner
Muskopf
E. Buettner
Einwich
D. McMullan
J. Janson
Hick
D. Janson
L. Schumacher
Portell
N. Kempf
A. Hofstetter
R. Kempf
K. Hofstetter
Greatting
Buss
Fischer
C. Landgraf
M. Janson
O. Rev Sr
Rehmer
Rev. Biasch
Friz
Weisbacher
Mueller
Koberlein
Stumpf
R. Rey
Woodcock
Schumacher
Ind
Bass
Richert
G. Giffhorn
W. Giffhorn
Ludwig
Leonard
Legion NO. 2
Mites
Buehler
Busch Bavarian
J. Range
V. Range
Pennock
G. Levin
B. Levin
Carling
C. Wenkel
Ratazcjyk
A. Lekosky
E. Lekosky
L. Stumpf
Gateway
Bardeleben
Bauman
Erv Sanger
Thayer
C. Hankammer
H. Hankammer
Crosley
Sellers
Shell Oilers
Roessler
G. Roessler
Kettler
Habermehl
Bob Roessler
O. Roessler
Schueler Bros
Conrad
Asselmeier
Eckert
G. Stechmesser
Weston
Legion NO. 1
Landgraf Plumbers
M. Steffenauer
J. Landgraf
Kuehner
Allan Goldschmidt
Eagles End Season Undefeated 14-0 With Two Wins
Columbia Eagles finish fall baseball with a 14-0 record in Ca hokia Conference play. They beat Mascoutah 4-3 in eight innings at home and down Lebannon 6-4 at Lebanon. Gary Roediger earned wins in both games with strong pitching and timely hitting led by Roediger and Frierdich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Smith
Columbia Eagles
Mascoutah
Lebanon
Cahokia
Eagles
Kaskaskia
Columbia
Pugh
Indians
Luhenbach
Gary Roediger
Roediger
Frierdich
Radison
Greyhounds
Tom Jehling
Paul Frierdich
Diehl
Steve Davenport
Denny Diehl
Allen Andrea
Roherig
Rutherford
Jim Kremmel
Cotts
Jim
Squirrels and bats in old houses prompt fixes and humor
An observational piece notes nuisance animals like squirrels and bats in attic spaces and bays of old homes. Camphor as a nonlethal deterrent is suggested, with permanent relief via remodeling. The author mentions Ed Simpson and MacHaines, praising bay window updates and lighthearted town banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacHaines
Ed Simpson
White Golf Champion At Country Club
Bill White won the champion ship class at Waterloo Country Club over two months. He beat Ed Leonard Sunday seven and six after a strong first round. Leonard beat Howard Ludwig on the 19th hole while White previously defeated Bob Voris five and four. Don Barlow won Class A, Hubert Schmitt won Class B, and Herman Reuter won Class C. Danny Witham led the boys, Jim Sondag led Class A, and Ruth Kuergeleis claimed the low putts title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill White
Waterloo Country Club
White
Ed Leonard
Leonard
Bob Voris
Howard Ludwig
Don Barlow
Columbia
Paul Wallhaus
Hubert Schmitt
Waterloo
Russ Lungwitz
Herman Reuter
St. Louis
Gene Pomeroy
Danny Witham
Bruce Steppig
Jim Sondag
Joe Woodward
New Athens
Lee Goeddel
Eric Gericke
Mildred Austin
Gladys Zeiger
Jean Henderson
Doris Rippelmeyer
Ruth Stumpf
Helen Myers
Ruth Kuergeleis
Snakes Use Infrared Pits to Seek Warm Prey
Some snakes possess small pits near the nostrils that function as infrared detectors. These pits help the reptile sense heat and locate warm prey even in total darkness.
Ernie Ford Releasing New Hymns Album
Ernie Ford unveils an 11 track hymns LP with new recordings of gospel songs arranged by Jack Fascinato and conducted by the Jack Halloran Singers. The collection includes Crown Him With Many Crowns Beneath the Cross of Jesus and Come Thou Almighty King among others. Sonny James also releases Till the Last Leaf Shall Fall, an 11 song inspirational album featuring his favorite religious tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Ford
Ernie
Jack Fascinato
Jack Halloran
Jesus
Sonny James
Geisslers Win Mon Clair Playoff Title
Belleville Geisslers beat Columbia 8 to 2 to take the Mon Clair League playoff crown in a best of three. Ace righty Terry Plath allowed five hits as Belleville’s top five hitters each had two hits. Columbia starter Bob Roessler held a 2-1 lead in the second before Belleville tied it 3-3 in the third and pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville Geisslers
Columbia
Belleville
Terry Plath
Geisslers
Bob Roessler
O’fallon
East St. Louis
Waterloo
PTA Faculty Basketball Game Seeks Players for Scholarship Fund
PTA seeks players for the annual faculty basketball game to support the Scholarship Fund. Interested members should contact Don Frazier at 281-4617 or Bill Marshall at 281-5807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Don Frazier
Bill Marshall
Earthquakes on Earth: Felt and Violent Events Worldwide
The planet experiences about a half million quakes annually. Roughly one hundred thousand are perceptible, while around a thousand reach violence or cause damage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wendnesday Night Women’s League
S & S Service Center
Columbia Lanes
Monroe Bldg. Supply
Vogt’s Iga Foodliner
Kruse Chevrolet
Luhr Bros., Inc
Diehl’s Flower Shop
Dundon
Eschmann
Fesser
Riechmann
Vogt
IGA
Bivins
Christopher
Peggy Mueller
Merrimac
Kas Potato Chips
Legion No
Gateway No
Schiemer Ins
Rapps Ins
Roessler Concrete
Juengling Oil
Carling Shell Oilers
Ug First National Bank Columsts, Almunons
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Doc Garvey
Monroe County
Sandy Davis
Lumbia
Ardis Kohlmeier
Virginia Rick
Walmeyer
Elaine Brueggemann
Capitol Theatre
Illinois
Technicoclor
Daisy Clover
Natalie Wood
Christopher Plummer Technicolor
Linda Norris
Futura
Dupo
U.N.C.L.E. S
Robert Senta Vaughn Berger Pavio Mogallum
Lengti
Fashion & Fun
MGM Presents
Panavision
Metrocolor
Columbia Lions
Lin
Columbia Star
N. Rapp
Ilinois
The
Grams
Conners
NFL
Washington Redskins
Sanpudee
Browns
Columbia Area
Foster Studios
Springfield
Turner Hall
Columbia Gymnastic Association
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Eldo Horn
Chiropractic Research Foundation
National Chiropractic Association
Committee On Research
International Chiropractors Association
Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation
A. L. McAuliffe
N. Main
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