Elect Marv Wiltgen To Head Officers Sunday Night
Mixed League of Sweet 16 Lanes held end of season awards banquet May 18 in the Stone room at the Club Debonair. Mrs. Mary Wiltgen elected league president. officers include W. J. Doud as vice president, Addie Luken secretary, Bill Fitzpatrick sergeant at arms, Antonette Peppersack Evelyn Cameron Sheryl Dickman on trophy and grievance committees. Great Danes team won 98 games, led by Dane Hansen Jake Pick Bud Ross Glada Reichert Irene Ross Sammy Hardacre. runners up were Four Squares, The Wonders, Free Loaders, Mad Four, Wild Westerners. High series and game honors listed for multiple bowlers. Evelyn Cameron led women and men with a 223 game. Reichert and Peppersack among top series winners.
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Mary Wiltgen
W. J. Doud
Addie Luken
Bill Fitzpatrick
Antonette Peppersack
Evelyn Cameron
Sheryl Dickman
Grievance
Bob Bjorkgren
Gene Dickman
Dane Hansen
Jake Pick
Bud Ross
Glada Reichert
Irene Ross
Sammy Hardacre
Wonders
Mad Four
al Determann
Darrell Luken
Lawrence van Whye
al Determan
Glada Rei
Bob Feller
Bill Garriott
V. J. Doud
Albert Wiltgen
Larry Farmer
Dick Goosman
Henry Reelis
Ken Freese
Joe Barger
Joe Lewis
Don Mine Qd Bowling Balance Technique
At release the bowler keeps the body centered by extending the right leg and left hand toward the left. The technique emphasizes full effort without overextension to maintain balance and stay in position.
Baseball teams to be organized for boys ages 13 to 15
Boys aged 13 to 15 interested in summer baseball should report to Carey gym Thursday May 23 at 7 30 p m Jack Renken head of the department says last year’s players should return uniforms to assess needs and managers are being sought for Babe Ruth teams all interested may attend the meeting
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Carey Gymnasium
Jack Renken
Renken
Eagles Split Monday Doubleheader With USC
Westmar college closed its 1963 baseball home stand by splitting a doubleheader with the University of South Dakota Monday afternoon. The Eagles lost 10 to 7 in the opener, then won the nightcap 4 to 3 in extra innings. Jim Ritz pitched seven strong innings but the no hit bid fell short in the fifth. Pat Cole relieved and allowed two runs as Westmar rallied in the eighth to win. Cole drove in the winning run in Westmar’s final rally.
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Westmar College
University of South Dakota
Eagles
Jim Ritz
Pat Cole
Ritz
Westmar
Cole
Horseshoe League Schedule From May to August
Marion Coad of Le Mars, a senior at the State University of Iowa, is among four students from the university to win a French government prize for excellence in French studies. She tied for second and earned 50 dollars, with the award funded by a grant from the French embassy in New York City.
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Marion Coad
le Mars
The
State University of Iowa
New York City
Miss Coad
Charles R. Coad
Sth Ave
One Driver Charged in Two Car Accident
A rural Rock Rapids man, Roger John Elzenga, 17, was charged in mayor's court with changing course of direction when such movement could not be made in safety after a two car collision at 9 40 p m Sunday at the intersection of 6th Street SW and highway 75. Elzenga’s 1954 Chevrolet, traveling south, hit a southbound Ford driven by William Lee Schel, 31, of Sioux City. Damages totaled 150 to Schel’s car and 50 to Elzenga’s. Schel’s wife and two children were in the car. one passenger rode with Elzenga.
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Highway Patrol
Rock Rapids
Aganst Roger ‘John Elzenga
Route 1
6Th St
Elzenga
William Lee Schol
Sioux City
Bowler League Highlights and Prizes At Meet
The report notes chert 168 Frank Peppersack 186 the most improved average Jean Dandurand and Clarence Ludwigs. Multicolored carnation corsages were presented to all women bowlers. Men in the league drew names for door prizes.
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Chert
Frank Peppersack
Jean Dandurand
Clarence Ludwigs
Winners named in final Porker judging at Sioux City stockyards
Ten winners were named Saturday in the final run off Pick the Porker contest at the Sioux City stockyards. Local winners include Larry Miller Hawarden LaMont Schmid Kingsley Larry Bauder Hawarden Mike Anthony Le Mars and Randy Falde Hawarden. Each winner receives 15 dollars and a shot at 550 dollars in silver dollars at the final judging June 8 at Park fair. A total of 30 finalists were selected across three run offs on April 6 April 27 and Saturday, with four hog classes judged per contestant.
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Sioux City Stockyards
Larry Miller
Real estate transfers in Le Mars involve several deeds
Deeds recorded for Le Mars include Al T. Relfes transferring Lot 4 Block 9% in Rh Add to Eugene J. Kipp for $1. M W. Orban sells Lot 2 Block 36 to Francis Lud wig for $1. Geraldine Schumacher deeds Part Lot 1 Sub Division Part SW NEY -6.92-43 to C J Parkinson for $1. John W. Beach Jr transfers Lot 5 Block 87 7th Addition to Le Mars to Richard J Buss for $1. Leo Vondark conveys H and W property to Leo Vondrak and Theresa B Vondrak for $1.
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al T. Relfes
Eugene J. Kipp
le Mars
M. W. Orban
Francis Ludwig
Geraldine Schumacher
C. J. Parkinson
Sw' Ney
John W. Beach Jr
Richard J. Buss
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Bera Toset Sports
Marv Wiltgen
League of Sweet
Club Debonair
By Arden J. Schoep
Lucky Strikers
Lambs
Tigers
Norma Thoma
Mary Ann Drennen
Don Mine
Don Carter
Babe Ruth
USC
South Dakota
Hubbard Lake
Mich
Les Staudacher
Orange City
Marcus
Sheldon
Ireton
Boyden
Hull
Hospers
Sioux Center
Chatsworth
le- Mars
Hosts
All Marcus
Iowa City
Schel
Ford
Royery Rye Wee Ph
Fin Leee
Yale
1St St. SE
Gehlen
Bill Pew
Plymouth St. SW
Te Mars Livestock Sales Company
Henry Weber
Larry Weber
Highway
William C. Grady Jr
John L. Conover
Grady
Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Company
Stanley D. Post
8Th St
le Mars & Pt
Max Swedelson
Helen M. Jespersen
Park
Akron
George F. Burges
Charles Lee Kauderer
South Side
Ernest C. Meyer
George Vander Tuig
Wilbur L. Tucker
Et al
Harry R. Rosenbaum
Sargent
Arnold Cappock
Irma Witt
NEM NW
Leo Vondark
Leo Vondrak
Theresa
Vondrak
Atl
Fry Jewelers
Brides Room
FRYS
Aaa
Discovery Day
Whelan Motors
Hiway
Mars
Newspap
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