Women Wednesday Night Bowling Standings and Scores
Results from the Wednesday night bowling alley showing team and individual scores. Top teams Kruse Chevrolet and Vogt's LG.A. Foodliner lead with high game marks. Luhr Bros Inc and Buettners Construction follow in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Bldg. & Supply
Reichert
Bergman
Mattingly
S. Roessler
Gummersheimer
Columbia Lanes
Horn
S. Schaeffer
Frierdich
Janson
Hemmer
Luhr Bros., Inc
M. Schaefer
Reichmann
Langhans
Rusteberg
Kruse Chevrolet
Aisp
Kruse Chevrolet Ae
Hl Vogt’s Lg.a. Foodliner
Buettners Construction
Columbia Lanes Lee
S & S Service Center
Diehl’s Flower Shop
Columbia Advances To Finals In Playoff
Columbia defeated Millstadt 4 to 0 to reach the Mon Clair League playoff final. Bob Roessler allowed four hits with eight strikeouts and two walks, aiding Columbia’s nine-hit attack led by Ralph Mathews with a triple and single. The win sets a two out of three final against Belleville at Belleville. R. C. Jack Finke of Waterloo, formerly of Columbia, is a patient at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Millstadt
Bob Roessler
Bob
Clyde Pruett
Jim Toenjes
Ty Crawford
Butch Hebel
Harold Mathews
Ralph Mathews
Roger Rehg
Hebel
Stechmesser
Pruett
Roessler
Gaido
Sandheinrich
Muskopf
Budde
Crawford
Toenjes
Belleville
R. C. Jack Finke
Waterloo
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Dorothy Christopher Wins Women’s Championship at Waterloo Country Club
Dorothy Christopher of Columbia defeated Mildred Austin on the third hole of a sudden death playoff to win the women’s title at Waterloo Country Club. Doris Ludwig took first in B flight over Ruth Stumpf, and Bert Rodenberg followed by beating Shirley Pottoff in C flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Christopher
Columbia
Waterloo Country Club
Austin
Doris Ludwig
Ruth Stumpf
Bert Rodenberg
Shirley Pottoff
Dee Steppig
Mildred Austin
Doris Rippelmeyer
Belleclair Fairgrounds to close 1967 stock car season
Friday night lights at Belleville speedway will crown season champions with two 50-lap features for A modified and hobby cars. Don Klein and Gary Weber won mid-season titles in respective classes. Over 70 entrants are expected for a program featuring heats, semifinals, handicaps, and consolations beginning 7:30 p.m. Willie Johnston won last week’s A and hobby features. Baumgartner brothers from Troy, Illinois, won an A car heat and handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway
Belleville
Don Klein
Ste. Genevieve
Gary Weber
Affton
Willie Johnston
Leonard Baumgartner
the Baumgartners
Troy
Illinois
Columbia Harriers Win Two Lose One
The Columbia Harriers opened cross country on Sept 6 at Marissa with a 20 to 45 win as Pecherino of Marissa led a 1 2 3 4 5 6 finish by Columbia runners Wilde Niemietz Herbst Redmond Crook Bieber and Stahlheber. On Sept 8 Mascoutah edged Columbia 51 15 at City Park with Wilde 6th Herbst 7th Niemietz 9th. Sept 11 Columbia beat Marissa 46 16 at City Park with Wilde first Niemietz second Herbst third and Redmond sixth as Coach Bassy praised the small squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marissa
Eagles of Columbia
Pecherino
Columbia
Kenny Wilde
Bill Niemietz
Curt Herbst
Mike Redmond
Dave Crook
John Bieber
Eric Stahlheber
Bob Wessell
Eagles
City Park
Mascoutah Indians
Mascoutah
Wilde
Herbst
Niemietz
Copeland
Columbia Harriers
Bassy
Little League Football Set for Sunday Debut in Columbia
The Jaycees organized team hosts Belleville Little Devils at 2 p.m. Sunday Sept 17 at the Columbia American Legion Memorial Park. Public invited. Cross County schedule lists Columbia High School games from Sept 15 to Oct 19 at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
The
Jaycees
Columbia American Legion Memorial
Vacation returnees from New Orleans to Illinois
Lowell Giffhorn of 217 Wenkel Street and Donald Lepp of 226 Agnew Street Columbia returned Tuesday from a vacation in New Orleans. They will return to the University of Illinois next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Giffhorn
Wenkel Street
Donald Lepp
Agnew Street
Columbia
New Orleans
University of Illinois
Baseball Schedule at Columbia High School
Columbia High School baseball announces Sept 15 Fairview There Sept 18 Jennings Here Sept 19 Waterloo There Sept 20 Fairview Here Sept 22 O Fallon There Sept 23 Gorham There Sept 26 Mascoutah There Sept 29 Lebanon Here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross County
Columbia High School
Lebanon
Lincoln
Assumption
Dupo
Waterloo
Red Bud
Fairview
Jennings
O’fallon
Gorham
Mascoutah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neil Kuehner
Mike Steffenauer
American Legion, Turners and
Holy Name Society of Immaculate Conception Church
Rataszcyk
C. Wenkel
Rybacki
Mahoney
E. Lekosky
Gateway Foods
W. Nealon
F. Nealon
Bauman
Bardeleben
Emil Sauger
Pennock Mobil Station
K. Range
J. Tobert
Pennock
G. Levin
B. Levin
Schueler Bros
Osick
Eckert
Asselmeier
Wolf
Weston
Schiemer Ins
Womack
Stelmach
Schwartztrauber
Parrot
Jordan
Viking
Kane
O. Rey
Schoening
Jackson
Johnson
Merrimac
E. Schaeffer
Allan Goldschmidt
H. Riechmann
Aug. Goldschmidt
O. Riechmann
Habermehl
G. Roessler
Fischer
O. Roessler
Luhr
Klohr
Osterhage
Bivins
Schulmeister
Rapps Ins
E. Giffhorn
Blank
W. Giffhorn
H. Ludwig
Kas
D. Schaeffer
H. Stumpf
L. Janson
Kuehner
D. Janson
J. Landgraf
C. Landgraf
Knapp Steel
Fassel
E. Gummersheimer
Miller
Kisro
Indiv Hi
Schmieder
Team Hi
Gateway Foods Ti Me Schueler Bros
Plumbers
Juengling Oil
Roessler Concrete
Carling
Pennocks Mobil A
Imbs Station
Buettners Const
Dundon
Thurman
Patrick
Diehl
Eschmann
S. & S. Service Center
Landgraf
Juengling
Greatting
Schmidt
Vogts I.G.A. Foodliner
H. Roessler
Christopher
Vogt
Distler
Columbia Star
Columbia Building and Loan Association
Clarion Printing Co., Inc
Bank
APO
Ee Eal
Office of
Norman W. Beck
Monroe County
Court House
Edgar O. Zimmer
Main Street
F. L. Smith
S. Main Street
Floyd E. Crowder
H. A. Matthews
Optometrist
West Legion
Klein
Capitol Theatre
Waterloo, Illinois
Mg Ton
Ueen
Casman
Dater
Jane Fonda
Jason Robards
Dean Jones
Country Club
Columbia Jaycees
Bigges
Fran Tare
Vikings
New Yorker
Chrysler
Town & Country
Hila
Ieria A
AFI
Nbc-Tv
Newport
Packett Motor Company
N. Main St
Columbia, Ill
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