Coulee Bowl Owner Mulder Built Bowling Alley In 1964
Dick Mulder of Coulee Bowl in Onalaska describes turning his nine hole golf course into an eight lane bowling alley in 1964 to serve winter customers. Nineteen leagues plus two high schools fill the alleys. open bowling daily. The facility uses Brunswick A-2 pinsetters, automatic oiling, and periodic pin changes. Mulder reports strong demand and a waiting list for leagues as maintenance is handled by Don Willey.
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Dick Mulder
Onalaska
Mulder
Luther High School
Holmen High School
Coulee
Brunswick A
Don Willey
la Crosse City
What Would It Be Like Dave Kilmer Bowling Night
Dave Kilmer of Buckhorn Tavern in the Midwestern League bowled a seven ten split in his third game at Pla-Mar. Ellen Thurow of Midland Co-op in Wilton followed with a string of tough splits in three consecutive frames but converted each one and finished with a 157. The column salutes Bernie's Red Lantern squad of the Ball and Chain Couples League at Coulee Golf Bowl, listing Sid and Lou Johnson and Tim and Ruth Sjoland as members.
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Vlasek
Tomah
Dave Kilmer
Buckhorn Tavern
Ellen Thurow
Midland Co-op
Wilton
Haw-Hee
Black Sheep
Bernie
Red Lantern
Ball and Chain
Coulee Golf Bowl
Sid
Lou Johnson
Tim
Ruth Sjoland
Joy Hildahl Sets Bowling Pace at South Lanes
Joy Hildahl fired a 57 and Luke Ramer rolled a 651 at South Lanes to lead leagues reporting today. Scores across men's and women's divisions include Sylvia Druschke 560 and Jeanne Hanson 556, with Jackie Han son ported as 240 game, plus multiple 600s by Hoff, Payton, Bloehorn, Wigdal, Wooden, and Johnson.
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Joy Hildahl
Luke Ramer
Sylvia Druschke
Jeanne Hanson
Mary Drendel
Howard Hoff
Virg Payton
Joe Bloehorn
Bob Wigdal
Bruce Wooden
Ed Johnson
Sonny Graff
Eldon Viner
Dave Vandervelde
Jerry Nelson
Shamrock
Fran Gantka
Jan Bolstad
Shirlee Sju
Army Retreat Foreseen In Notre Dame Onslaught
Army enters battle with Notre Dame as a 50 point underdog amid a slate of top ten showdowns. Notre Dame, ranked third, boasts a stifling defense and several weapons, while Army struggles with one win in four and injury woes. Top programs like Ohio State Texas and Michigan also figure in the weekend slate with high stakes and intense rivalries lining the schedule.
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Notre Dame
Army
Bob Hines
Ohio State
Michigan State
Texas
Oklahoma
Southern Cat
Stanford
Mississippi
Georgia
Nebraska
Missouri
Michigan
Purdue
Air Force
Tulane
Auburn
Clemson
Arkansas
Baylor
Little Rock
Duke
West Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Arizona State
Washington State
Oregon
UCLA
Iowa State
Colorado
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pacific
LSU
South Bend
Northwestern
State
Holy Cross
West Point
Ito Baylor
Joe Theismann
Ohio
Rex Kern
Buckeyes
Longhorns
Sooners
Jimmy Jones
Trojans
Jim Plunkett
Indians
Archie Manning
Rebels
Bulldogs
Cornhuskers
Bob Devaney
Tigers
Boilermakers
Minnesota Prep Boss At Home After Surgery
Minnesota State High School League executive secretary B H Hill returned home in Minneapolis after a month of recuperation from brain surgery at University of Minnesota Hospitals. Doctors said they are hopeful for a complete recovery.
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Minneapolis
B.H. Hill
Thursan
University of Minnesota
Hill
Tri City league bowling scores and high performers
League standings list teams such as Coulee Golf Bowl and Shamrock with team series and game totals. Individual leaders include Bob Brown LaVonne Holseth Shirlee Stuggerud Jim Hansen and Rita Olson across venues like Pla Mor Lanes and Sports Bowl with high singles up to 584.
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Tri-City
Coulee
Land ‘O Lakes
Mel & Bill
Hickory Slaback
Bob Brown
Neil Nelson
Gordon Harnwell
Tom Prake
Don Wingers
Arlan Lee
Coulee Cryers
Wally
LaVonne Holseth
Linda Smith
Myra Strittmaier
Lil Myer
Norma Johnson
Arione Marcus & High
Shirlee Stuggerud
Shamrock
Sandy
Ye O'de Style Inn
Jim Hansen
John Guy
John Payne
Dick Knueppel
John Sanger
Terry Krueger
Bob Rott
Dick Faas
Jerry Nelson
Pla-Mar Lanes
Circus Bar
Jim Mikkelson
Ower Nelson
Art Teachout
Don Wohlhoefer
Bill Beranek
Fran Gantka
South Lancs
Pepsi-Cola
Jim Mealy
Bil Burroughs
Bob Wigdal
Pla-Mor Lanes
Ariene Servais
Liz Nutter
Mary Holinka
Lil Malzacher
Diane Patnode
Arlene Servais
Riverland Sports
Rita Olson
Lucille Morrell
Elene Schiffer
Elaine Kaufmann
Eleanor Schild
Blanch Gallagher
Rita Weiland
Irene Mills
Dolly Berry
Jeanne Hanson
A. F. of L
Snuffy
Darlene Miller
Joan Donahue
Barb Verdota
Lucile Geary
Betty Harris
Betty Meyer
Carol Lounsbrough
Sharon Jirsa
Ann Zanter
Sylvia Druschke
Johnson
Soil
Fred Olson
Don Weibel
Jerry Tollefson
al Freydenlund
Glen Hoff
Jim Knudson
Dave Stakston
Len Kolbo
Roland Fremstad
Allen Liam
Robert Erickson
de Verne Struxness
Boston College Hall of Fame to induct eight greats tonight
The inaugural Boston College Athletic Hall of Fame ceremony in Newton will induct Frank Leahy Charlie O Rourke Joe McKenney Harold Connolly Butch Songin Alan Miller Art Donovan and Bill Daley among others. More than 1000 attendees are expected at McHugh Forum on the BC campus.
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Newton
Mass
Frank Leahy
Charlie O’rourke
Joe McKenney
Harold Connolly
Butch Songin
Alan Miller
Art Donovan
Bill Daley
Boston College
Athletic Hall of Fame
McHugh Forum
NBA Scores: Baltimore 96 Detroit 90 and More
NBA results include Baltimore edging Detroit 96 to 90 and Atlanta defeating New York 105 to 104. San Francisco beat Phoenix 132 to 105, San Diego downed Los Angeles 118 to 100, Cincinnati won over Cleveland 104 to 92, Milwaukee defeated Chicago 107 to 104. ABA slate shows Utah 124 over Denver 112, Carolina 108 over New York 103, Texas 115 over Memphis 112.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Atlanta
New York
San Francisco
Phoenix
San Diego
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
ABA
Utah
Denver
Carolina
Texas
Memphis
Big Ten Football Opens With Key Conference Matchups
The Big Ten begins conference play with Michigan at Purdue and Ohio State hosting Michigan State as top teams pursue early supremacy. Wisconsin visits Iowa, Illinois travels to Northwestern, and Indiana plays Minnesota, with strong crowds expected at most venues. Ohio State leads a slate that also features Michigan hoping for a decisive exit from Rose Bowl ineligibility and Purdue seeking upset potential against Michigan.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Michigan
Purdue
Ohio State
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Minnesota
Stanford
Perth State
Rex Kern
Notre Dame
Arizona
Washington
Texas A & M
Oregon State
Southern California
UCLA
Southern Methodist
Evanston
Ill
Campion Tips Central In Cross Country
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin hosts a cross country meet with Campion sweeping the varsity, B team, and sophomore races. Otteson and Kecter finish first and second for Campion. Central places Mellor and Richert third and fourth as Campion takes the top team honors. central sophomores dominate the sophomore meet with five straight finishes.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Mark Otteson
Kim Kecter
Campion
la Crosse Central
Otteson
Kecter
Central
Jim Mellor
Tim Richert
Ross Michaels
Jeff Key
Bob Roach
Paul Woods
Paul Robinson
Boy
Bob Mack
Mike Beavers
Steve Otteson
Bob Doyle
John Lay
George Zebre
Brian Fitzgerald
Dave Burgess
Lavern Antony
Red Raiders
John Bahr
Wilbur Buckholtz
Greg Scafe
Larry Abrecht
Tim Tholdorf
Aquinas IVs JV Wins Cross Country Tilt at La Crescent
Aquinas IV junior varsity edged La Crescent varsity 39 to 22 at Myrick Park. La Crescent’s Tom Severson led the 2.2 mile race in 11:46, while Aquinas claimed the next four places led by Pat Johnston at 12:02 followed by Jeff Cina, Mike Keaveny, and Terry Johnson. Bob Paul finished eighth for Aquinas.
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la Crosse Aquinas
la Crescent
Myrick Park
Tom Severson
Aquinas
Blugolds
Pat Johnston
Jeff Cina
Mike Keaveny
Terry Johnson
Bob Paul
Tomah bowlers lead with high scores at Vlasek Lanes
Tomah Keglers led the area bowling pace as Del Marquardt rolled a 605 series and Chuck Gilson finished with a 603 at Vlasek's Lanes reporting Friday.
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del Marquardt
Chuck Gilson
Tomah
Vlasek
Badgers Open at Iowa on Real Grass For Season Opener
Wisconsin heads to Iowa City for the season opener against Iowa amid uncertainty over footing on genuine sod the first time this season. Randy Marks may sit with an ankle issue, while Al Hannah would start at split end. Hawkeyes ponder quarterback choice between Kyle Skogman and Roy Bush as injuries loom. Nagel hints two players sidelined include Jeff Elgin and Ken Price. Jardine stages further guessing by placing 216-pound Rudy Steiner in the offensive line as a prank.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Badgers
Iowa City
Wisconsin
John Jardine
Randy Marks
Penn State
Jardine
al Hannah
Randy
Hawkeyes
Neil Graff
Hawkeye
Ray Nagel
Kyle Skogman
Ray Manning
Nagel
Rudy Steiner
Comet Runners Edge North Winneshiek in Rain Duel
Decorah Iowa Holy Cross improved to 3-3 in dual cross country by edging North Winneshiek 27 to 28 in a driving rain. Bernie Clements won the 1.9 mile race in 10 minutes 56 seconds, with Jim Seidl second for the Comets and teammates Wally Shudak, Mark Howie, and Dave Strittmater placing sixth, eighth, and tenth.
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Decorah
Iowa
la Crosse
Holy Cross
North Winneshiek
Bernie Clements
Comets
Jim Seidl
Wally Shudak
Mark Howie
Dave Strittmater
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Taylor Lumber
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Jan Hagen
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Coulee Cryers League
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Ethel Nibbe
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Shell
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Bill Koenen
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Olga Bahr
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Linda Vaaler
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Heide Ostrom
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Boston Hall of Fame
Wkbh Radio 1410
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Custom Tailors
Hong Kong
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P.O. Box
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Tomah Keglers
Wausau West
Eau Claire North
Roy Bush
Jeff Elgin
Ken Price
Comet
North
Bran Kollvgg
City Boots
Newburg
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