Bowling results and high scores from local leagues
Wednesday results show Wabbena defeating Nordmeyer 3 1 in mixed play and CFL 3 Schuknecht 1. High scorers include Sam Sneed 235 for 582 and Elmer Stock 201 for 575. Other leagues report Lloyd Blum 566 and Gerald Stephenson 554, with Don McBurney 509 in later totals. Multiple teams, mixed-league standings, and weekly top scores are listed with numerous players and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sneed
Elmer Stock
Lloyd Blum
Don McBurney
Ken Stock
Dick Wihli
John Hardman
Bob Curtis
Lawrence Finke
Gerald Stephenson
Bill Wihlm
Bill Nordmeyer
Dark True
Lyle Schafer
Galen Maxwell
Fezz
Miller & Marsh
First State Bank
Max’s
Fezz's
Wayne Feldman
Carroll Schroeder
Jim Knapp
Larry Wihlm
Chuck Pyatt
Cliff Ross
Nick Rohwedder
Howard Eliasen
Barb Stock
Lois McBurney
Sharon Wunsch
Betty Steere
Ollie Henline
Bea Schuknecht
Mabel Anthony
Charles Starkweather
Ike Schuknecht
Doc Steere
Slippery Slammers
Snoopies
Sandbaggers
John Backer
Ralph Behnke
Darwin Stock
Bob Freeseman
Bill Hintz
Dave Tower
Ackley Raiders Rally To Down Rams In Feb game
Ackley Raiders started slow then surged in the third quarter to beat the Fresh-Soph Rams 35 to 26 on February 10. Greene scorers included Randy Wunscho Brian Frevert John Van Eschen Paul Anderson and John Schwennen with 4 points each. Dohlman led Ackley with 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley Raiders
Rams
Greene
Randy Wunscho
Brian Frevert
John van Eschen
Paul Anderson
John Schwennen
Mike Constein
Kevin Jewell
Dohlman
Ackley
Ramblerettes Fall Twice In Corn Bowl Conference
Greene Ramblerettes finish second after a 98 71 loss to Rockford in the final regular season game and 78 57 setback in the sectional first round. Rosy Needham sparks with 49 points as Rockford peaks in a 96 71 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford Warriorettes
Greene Ramblerettes
Greene
Rockford
Rosy Needham
Ramblerette
Rosy
Linda Grumley
Deb Schrage
Pam Miller
Julie Johnson
Janet Scheffer
Diane Miller
Kathi Larson
Mary Downing
Renita Riggins
Nancy Miller
Ramplerettes
Sue Stiles
Janet Schafer
Vanda Heitland
Liz Reid
Janeen Benson
Robbin Helm
Panthers Edge Konquerors In Double Overtime Title Clash
The 10-11 year old Girls Little League basketball league crowned Julie and Cindy's Panthers champion after they defeated the previously undefeated Kathi's Konquerors 19-16 in double overtime at Sut. The extra period stretched the game and sealed the Panthers as league champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Joan Schmidt
June Yerkes
Kathy Ebling
Sheila Ebling
Cathy Stephenson
Judy Meyne
Kathy Muhlenbruck
Ellen Macklin
Carol Wunsch
Patty Holtz
Nancy Delp
Kim Marshall
Tammy Menken
Marilyn Schroeder
Liz
Lizards
Lisa and Landa
Bombers
Robin Feldman
Annette Lynch
Joan Schafer
Peggy Moser
Tilly Heitland
Jody Ebling
Dawn Freeseman
Kim Wunsch
Commie Conn
Christy Dye
Demaris Davis
Lois Heeren
Renee Lindell
Sut
Julie
Cindy
Kathi
Women’s City Bowling Tourney Results in Feb. 611
Drake's won the championship team with 2753. Team members were Alice Harms, June Hast, Ruth Jacobson, Noma Backer and Joyce Kampman. Mabel Blum claimed singles champion with 682, while Patsy McBurney and Francine Albrecht won doubles 1143. Betty Steere topped all events scratch at 1554. Blum also took all events handicap at 1781, with Esther Backer second. Sum bowled the high scratch game 263 and Gail Schafer the highest scratch series 614.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake’s
Alice Harms
June Hast
Ruth Jacobson
Noma Backer
Joyce Kampman
Miller-Marsh Real Estate
Mabel Blum
Viola Keith
Patsy McBurney
Francine Albrecht
Sharon Fraschi
Mabel
Rams lose to Ackley Raiders in tight Feb game
Ackley Raiders defeated Greene Rams 70 to 68 on Saturday night. Ackley dominated the boards 39 to 28 and outscored on second chances, while Greene shot 49.2 percent to 41.7 and hit 10 of 12 free throws to Greene’s 4 of 9. Dave Eimers led Greene with 25 points, Keith Ponto notched 18 assists, and Rich Allison added 14 points as defensive effort drew coach Eimers’ critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rams
Ackley Raiders
Raiders
Ackley
Greene
Dave Eimers
Landers
Ponto
Tonte
Trojans Rank 10th Undefeated Face Allison-Bristow
Greene hosts Allison-Bristow on Wednesday night February 14 at home. The Trojans are ranked 10th and undefeated. Allison beat Greene 57 to 55 in the finals of the Trojan Tournament during the Christmas Holiday Tournament earlier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Allison-Bristow
Trojans
Allison
Trojan
Greene advances three wrestlers to district competition
Three Greene wrestlers qualified for the district wrestling tournament after the sectional at Riceville on Feb 7. They will wrestle at Knights Gymnasium in Waverly this Saturday, with preliminaries at 4 p.m and finals and consolation at 7 p.m. Districts advance two from each weight class to the state meet on Feb 22 23 24 1973. Bruce Miller and Mike Adams were sectional champions, Bob McGee placed second, Holway brothers finished third but did not reach districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Riceville
Knights Gymnasium
Waverly
Bruce Miller
Mike Adams
Bob McGee
Miller
Adams
Murger
Krieger
Manly
Bob
Krueger
Holway Boys
Les Holway
Scott Madsen
Northwood Kensett
Holway
Madsen
Waterloo
Men’s Bowling Tourney Results And Winners Named
Results show Nordmeyer Construction led by Bill Nordmeyer and Bob Nordmeyer with 517 and 552 pins, followed by Paul Grumsey 447 Gerald Stephenson 568 and Bob Curtis 571. Team First State Bank, Ecelberger Implement, Max’s Standard and others place, with Class A and B singles and doubles led by D Rohwedder, Bill Jacobs, Bob Curtis, and Sam Sneed in all events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordmeyer
Bill Nordmeyer
Bob Nordmeyer
Paul Grumsey
Gerald Stephenson
Bob Curtis
First State Bank
Ecelberger
Schuknecht Shelling &—McGee Electric
D. McBurney
I. Schuknecht
Kelm
R. Keith
Bill Wihlm
B. Kelm
Sam Sneed
Union Feeders 4 H Club Meets at Jeff Reed Home
Eleven members and two leaders met at Jeff Reed's home on February 5 at 7 30 p.m. Roll call listed an unusual pet. Jeff Reed presented Choosing a dog or cat and Roger Fish presented Training a pet. Next meeting set for March 5 at Ken and Marty Parcher's place at 7 30 p.m. Reporter David Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Jeff Reed
Roger Fish
Ken and
Marty Parcher
David Chambers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wabbena
CFL
Schuknecht
McGee
Chevy I
Echelberger
B&w
Chevelle
Don’s
Blum
Garen Maxwell
Glen Skillen
Steve Schroeder
Bob Seimons
Fantastic Four
Cardinals
Soney’s Lounge
Ervin and
JO Anne Uhlenhopp
Iowa
Henry Wright
Dougherty, Iowa
Dean Ott Greene
Pioneer Seeds
Lasso
Lonsanio Company
Greene Farm Equip. & Agric. Co., Inc
Greene, Iowa
Aera
Monsanto
Ramblerettes
Corn Bowl
ED Natin
VACUA
Scott Holway
Scott
Munger
F. Nordmeyer
D. Rohwedkler
J. Knapp
J. Barth
B. Curtis
B. Nordmeyer
G. Maxwell
S. Sneed
C. Schroeder
J. Stock
W. Eliasen
C. Pyatt
Bob Kelm
Leo Gabe
Dick Delp
Glen Landers
Steve Stuntz
Jack Cooper
Harlan Steere
B. Freeseman
D. Rohwedder
Bill Jacobs
Rock Tavern
Marble Rock, Iowa
Eddie's Body Shop
Wepap
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