Monday Night Handicap League Standings and Top Scores
In the Monday Night Handicap League Budweisers and Neighborhood Shell dominate with 3 0 records. Standouts include D McMullan 597 and McMullan 544 high totals, Baltz's Tavern team posting 867 high single and 2570 high three as scores roll through the season.
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Budweisers
Baltz’s Tavern
Neighborhood Shell
New Hanover Brahd
Greatting’s Market
Buettner Coast
M. C. Schwartz
Harris
Hofstetter
N. Hanover
BATHD
Luhr
Rehmer
Mehrtens
Rev. Biasch
Friz
Greatting
Landgraf
A. Koch
M. Janson
Buettner
Bachelier
Juengling Oil tops in gateway foods league scores
Juengling Oil posts a 3 and 6 tally with top butchers Schmieder 492 and E Harres 532 leading the group. Busch Bavarian and Legion clubs show mid pack counts as Kas Potato Chips and Roessler's Concrete also post notable scores in the regional standings.
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Merrimac
Juengling Oil
Schiemer Ins
Shell Oilers
Carling
Busch Bavarian
Legion No
Schueler Bros
Kas Potato Chips
Landgraf Plumbers
Rapps Ins
Roessler's
Gateway Foods
Steppig
Schmieder
E. Harres
H. Steffenauer
B. Schneider
K. Range
J. Range
Pennock
G. Levin
B. Levin
D. McMullan
L. Mathews
Herrmann
Caraway
E. Mathews
Roessler
Kettler
G. Roessler
Steffenauer Sr
B. Roessler
R. Roessler
SPPS High School News Highlights Student Council Noms
Nomination papers are filed for Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Student Council representatives with four elected per class two girls and two boys. The Senior class awaits September 16 Ring Blessing ceremony with Father Robert Dollar. Class officers elected include James Heinen Evansville president Joseph Lauer Waterloo vice president Janice Riebeling Columbia secretary Lonnie Keim Waterloo treasurer. Three faculty members attended Diocesan Teachers Meeting prep and sister John Joseph Arthur Nagle joined science math council. Sister Helen Marie attended English council at Notre Dame.
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Kathy Bard
Library Guild
John Joseph
Robert Dollar
James Heinen
Evansville
Joseph Lauer
Waterloo
Janice Riebeling
Columbia
Lonnie Keim
SPPS
Arthur Nagle
St. Teresa’s Academy
Helen Marie
Notre Dame
50 Lap Race to Close Out Belleclair Stock Card Friday
A 50 lap championship race for A modified cars headlines the Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway card in Belleville Friday night with time trials at 7 30 p m and racing at 8 30 p m The program includes two 12 lap heats a 10 lap handicap an 18 lap semifinal for A cars plus two 12 lap heats a 15 lap consolation dog race and a 25 lap hobby car feature In rain the events shift to Saturday Previous week saw Jerry Baumgartner win the hobby car title with Len Baumgartner also taking a heat and handicap Don Klein leads the A car points after last year’s champion win
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Belleclair Fairgrounds Speedway
Belleville
Midwest
Jerry Baumgartner
Collinsville
Marshall Yost
Bob Pursley
Don Klein
Ste Genevieve
Len Baumgartner
Jerry
Lewis Pruett
Freeburg
Family Pot Luck by Helen Hale
This kitchen note offers fruit pairing ideas for pies and jams. It suggests combinations like apricots with raspberries and peaches with cherries, plus methods for cobblers and freezable fruit pies. It mentions using lattice tops, streusel, warm puddings, and freezing options.
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Helen Hale
Golfers Vie For Top Honors At Waterloo Club
The Waterloo Country Club annual tourney will crown champions in four divisions this Saturday. Championship round features Ron Bode vs Howard Ludwig and Lou Bode vs Bill Criswell. Class A includes Ludwig and White. Class B pairs Mike Conrad with Casper Beelman. Class C matches Burton Stumpf with Fred Avey Jr. Semifinals saw Bode, Ludwig, Bode, Criswell, Conrad, Beelman, Stumpf and Avey advance. A barbecue and awards presentation follow.
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Waterloo Country Club
Ron Bode
Howard Ludwig
Lou Bode
Bill Criswell
Mike Conrad
Casper Beelman
Burton Stumpf
Fred Avey Jr
Paul Cash
Bill White
Walter Frieddich
Udell Koblitz
George Schmidt
Walt Pankow
Stumpf
Vic Sondag
Avey
Lee Toal
Military notes from Waterloo area soldiers overseas
Service notes recall Airman Second Class Richard D Fisher grandson of Mrs Minnie Meyer Waterloo now in Viet Nam with Pacific Air Forces. Marine Private Richard Henke son of Emil H Henke Waterloo set to complete four weeks training at Camp Lejeune N C. Sergeant John L Capps reenlisted for three years with U S Army Signal Group Okinawa. son of William A Capps Columbia.
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Richard D. Fisher
Minnie Meyer
Flower St
Waterloo
Viet Nam
Fisher
Pacific Air Forces
U.S
Pacific
Far East
Southeast Asia
Waterloo Public High School
Richard Henke
Emil H. Henke
R.A. 2
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
John L. Capps
Bonnie
Lindeman Ave
Cupo
U.S. Army Signal Group
Okinawa
Seargent Capps
William A. Capps
Columbia
Army
Fort Bragg
East St. Louis High School
Rain Decides Mon-Clair League Title Playoff
Rain determines the Mon-Clair League race as Millstadt faces Depo with Columbia looming. A Millstadt win ties them with Columbia for a championship game, while Depo victory gives Columbia the season title and triggers a playoff plan starting Sunday.
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Millstadt
Depo
Columbia
Air Force trims basic training to four weeks at Lackland
Changes in Air Force basic training shorten the on base phase to four weeks at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. The remaining training occurs at Chanute Keesler Lowry Amarillo and Sheppard air training centers with six weeks only for recruits going directly to duty. Contact Sergeant Tom Gerstennecker at the East St. Louis recruiting office for details.
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Air Force
Armed Services
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Lackland
Lackland Afb
Air Training Command
Chanute Afb
Illinois
Keesler Afb
Mississippi
Lowry Afb
Colorado
Amarillo
Sheppard Afbs
Sargeant Tom Gerstenecker
Belleville Court House
Air Force Recruiting Office
Missouri Ave
East St. Louis
Southern Illinois University Engineering Program Aims for Broad Foundation
The engineering program at Southern Illinois University was planned to give students a broad foundation in basic sciences and engineering to meet problems of a modern technological society.
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Southern Illinois University
Notable September Events From U.S. History
The list recalls key dates in American history and world events: the Constitution signed in 1787, McClellan and Lee at Antietam in 1862, the New York Times debut in 1851, Washington’s farewell in 1796, Garfield’s death in 1881, Fort Orange renamed Albany in 1664, Old Ironsides launched in 1797, 1938 hurricane impact, Tunney over Dempsey in 1926, Neptune’s discovery in 1875, and the oo Rule Code adopted in Hoboken.
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U.S
McClellan
Lee
Antietam
New York Times
Washington
James Garfield
Fort Orange
Albany
New York
Old Ironsides
Atlantic Seaboard
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Neptune
Hoboken
N.J
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S & S Service Center
Steppig Truckers
Monroe
Janson
Buettner Const
Conrad
Dundon
Karn
Eschmann
Fesser
Durrer
E. Diehl
H. Diehl
Crowder
Jahr
Kruse Chevrolet
Alspach
Ehlers
Doettling
Giffhorn
Asselmeier
Vogt
IGA
Riebeling
Christopher
Draper
Supply
Koch
Mattingly
Dotzauer
Bense
Frank
Luhr Bros., Inc
Rusteberg
Wessel
Schaefer
Riechmann
Columbia Lanes
Frier
Peggy Mueller
Columbia Volunteer Firemen
Firehouse City Hall
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Spps High School
A. Jahr
Schnell
H. Palmer
R. Daab
R. Palmer
R. Happy
D. Happy
Pilasterer
Oerter
Parrott
Bardeleben
Nowak
Bauman
Erv Sauger
Emil Sauger
Timmer
Helen
Turner Park
Columbia, Illinois
Turner Park Pavilion
Woodcock Polka Band
Belleclair Junction
Belleville, Ill
Rain Halls
Mon-Clair
Kew Air Force Training Program
Alabama All Amer
Yesteryears
National Guard
PTA
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