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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1965

Page

6

Bowling at Janson's Lanes Mites 450 and more scores

Janson’s Lanes hosts a mixed bowling summary with teams Busch Bavarian Schiemer Ins Landgraf Plumbers and individual leaders M Janson 576 Mites 450. high single 245 by Rusteberg. high three 648 by Stumpf. team high 2587 by Rapps Ins. Schiemer Ins posts 906 in team.

Merrimac Landgraf Plumbers Schiemer’s Ins Shell Oilers Juengling Oil Rapps Ins Busch Bavarian Carling Schueler Bros Legion No Legion Wols Kas Gateway Food No Roessler’s Concrete Hoggard K. Wenkel Rehmer L. Stumpf Schaefer H. Riechmann Rusteberg Goldschmidt O. Riechmann Schiemer Richert G. Giffhorn W. Giffhorn T. Ludwig Leonard J. Range Pennock G. Levin R. Levin Gateway NO KAS D. McMullan L. Mathews E. Mathews Caraway Herrmann Gateway Foods Bardeleben Nowak Bauman Erv Sauget Emil Sauget Ind

Wednesday Night Women’s League Standings and Scores

The Wednesday night league table shows teams S & S Service Center, Kruse Chevrolet, Monroe Building Supply, Luhr Bros, Vogt’s IGA Foodliner, Buettner Const, Columbia Lanes, and Steppig Truckers with individual bowler scores listed. Notable high scores include Buettner Const players 494 and 583 and Vogt’s 485, with team tallies ranging from 4 to 8.

S & S Service Center Steppig Truckers Kruse Chevrolet Monroe Bldg. Supply Buettner Coast Columbia Lanes Luhr Bros., Inc Vogt IGA Alspach Taake Doettling Giffhorn Asselmeier Schmidt Landgraf Osick Schorr Juengling Durrer E. Diehl H. Diehl Crowder Jahr Vogt’s IGA Foodliner Bense Frank Smith Dotzauer Riechmann Langhans Rusteberg Wessel Schaefer

Columbia Edges Waterloo 6-5 in playoff bid

Columbia edged Waterloo 6-5 Sunday at Columbia to reach the best of three championship playoff in the Mon Clair League. Columbia scored in the first on Waterloo errors and in the sixth with four hits and walks, then secured the final run in the seventh on a Matt hews single and Ritter triple.

Columbia Waterloo Millstadt E. St. Louis R. Mathews A. Ritter Gene Garris Dillinger Bob Roessler Norm Lange Art Ritter Roessler Ed Hustedde Dick Dillinger Fr. Hustedde Braun Toenjes Rehg Stechmesser Ritter Lange Hopfinger Etling Eagles Ersles

SPPS Edges Red Bud Behind One-Hit Pitching

SPPS beat Red Bud 1 to 0 as John Hankammer threw a one hitter for SPPS. John Conrad caught, Gary Mueth started for Red Bud with Stan Wallach catching. Waterloo had three singles, Hankammer, Teal and Arns among SPPS hitters. Waldron supplied Red Bud’s lone hit.

SS. Peter and Paul High School Red Bud High School John Hankammer John Conrad Gary Mueth Red Bud Stan Wallach Spps Toenies Teal Tom Arns Hankammer Waterloo Waldron

Eagles Split With Gorham In Twin Bill Action

Columbia Eagles beat Gorham 9 7 in game one behind Steve Davenport as Paul Frierdich and Jim Kremmel led with doubles and four singles by Frierdich. Gorham won game two 4 1 as the Eagles were limited by two errors and strong defense.

Jim Stump Columbia Eagles Steve Davenport Gorham Eagles Gorham Mustangs Paul Frierdich Allen Andrea Jim Kremmel Bob Niemietz Columbia Taylor Koehn Mustangs Gary Roediger Marber

Broleman and Lattig top Monroe County riflemen

John Broleman of Waterloo and Jim Lattig of New Hanover shared marksmanship honors in four position 40 round matches on the 200 yard Cupo range Sunday. Lattig won the first match with 194 points and set a club record using a Garand rifle. Broleman won the second with 185 points using a 1903 Springfield. Five members completed the program with totals led by Lattig 750 and Broleman 700. Rich Cowell and Regie Guker each fired one match, scoring 169 and 122 respectively.

John Broleman Waterloo Jim Lattig New Hanover Lattig Broleman Doug Driskell Cahokia Rich Hume Bob Winters Frank Smith Rich Cowell Regie Guker

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Peggy Mueller H. Stumpf H. Ludwig Schroeder H. Mueller Carle Janson’s Lanes Mites M. Janson Buettner Const Conrad Dundon Karn Bivins Fesser Hemmer Janson Frierdich Finnerty Monday Night Handicap League New Hanover Brahd Shell Budweisers Baltz’s Tavern Greatting M. C. Schwartz Weilbacher Philgas Buettner Bachelier Muskopf Arras F. Buettner Einwich A. Koch Fischer Challacombe Riebeling Neighborhood Shell Hicks Schaffer J. Janson Schumacher L. McMullan Garris Steffenauer Horseshoe Development Corp Franklin Arkansas Ozarks Horseshoe Bend Arkansas Tourist and Recreation Committee Fulton Izard Jack Cochran Salem Strawberry River Horseshoe Bond Estates Mueller Koberlein Rev Lager Woodcock N. Hanover BRTHD Luhr Mehrtens Mcllvaney D. Janson Kane Juegling Baltz's Tavern Capitol Theatre Waterloo, Illinois Dana Andrews Michael Ann Parks Margret Panthers O’fallon Panthers O'Fallon Rusty Fortune O’fallon Jim Gould Denny Diehl Fortune Holiday Lemon Mascoutah Mascoutah Indians Dan Radison Erling Mascoulah Lockwood Krout Kremmel Radison Indians Monroe County Weball Milwaukee Braves Bobby Sagan Plymouth Nbc-Tm Chrysler Motors Corporatio New Plymouth Belvedere Plymouth Fury Plymouth Valiant America Belvedere Valiant Barracuda Puckett Motor Company North Main Street Columbia, Illinois RBI Pasenman
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