Five Women Top 500 Mark Here
Five women reach the 500 point mark as Strickler's Meals holds off Health Valley 91 67 to stay atop the league standings. Jim Zweifel leads with 34 points while Ken Roth adds 20 for the winners. Health Valley’s Dan Leaver, Bob Affolter and Dick Wunschel pace the losers. Community State Bank defeats Swiss Colony 72 61 with Windy Cox scoring 31 for the Bankers. Tri State Breeders edge Winslow Merchants 75 66 as John Milz and Jim Milz top Tri State and Vern Schneider tops the Merchants. Pete Banaszak of the Oakland Raiders to be honored at Crivitz Jan 31 with Bob Skoronski speaking.
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Strickler’s Meats
Tri-State
Orangeville
Winslow Merchants
Swiss Colony
Health Valley Cheese
Strickler’s
Health Valley
Dan Leaver
Bob Affolter
Dick Wunschel
Ken Roth
Leaver
Community State Bank
Bankers
Dave Stauffacher
Pat Kubly
Windy Cox
John Milz
Merchants
Vern Schneider
Marian Kerr Leads Monroe Bowling Scores with 577
Marian Kerr topped Women's Major with a 577 as five women cracked the 500 mark in Monroe. Barb Wyss 553 and Betty Sorenson 503 followed, with Ruth Johnson 537 and Lila Reinking 524 among other high games. Additional scores include Ruth Johnson 192 and Ellen Mahlbuch 210 in Keglerette, plus several 6-7-10 splits recorded.
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Monroe
Marian Kerr
Barb Wyss
Betty Sorenson
Ruth Johnson
Keglerette
Lila Reinking
Marion Kerr
Frieda Wuetrich
Sam Regula
Tom McGraw
Mike Hyland
Bernard Lee
Fritz Yeager
Tom’s Silo Service
North Central
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Clark John Deere
Riverside Tap
Rambler
VFW
Huber’s
Gary Buholizer
Bob Ambrose
B. Johnson
John Simons
Forrest Edseth
Betty Waligorski
Sleepwalkers
Leona Gruenewald
Idle Hour Mansion
Clark
John Deere
Monroe Cold Storage
Trucks, Inc
Eagles
Dorothy Krug
Pat Eiseman
Frances Miller
Darlene Flannery
Wanda Schramm
Baumgartner Cheese Store
Cramer Funeral Home
McGinnis Co
Roy’s Tap
Eagle’s Lanes
Ed and Ruth’s Tavern
Wisconsin high school basketball poll adds Schofield Aquinas
Three newcomers enter the top ten as Schofield and La Crosse Aquinas rise to eighth and tenth in the Big Ten while Glenwood City enters the Little Ten. Milwaukee North remains first in the Big Ten with 149 points. Beloit and Wausau also high in the rankings.
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Schofield
la Crosse Aquinas
Glenwood City
Milwaukee North
Kohler
Oconomowoc
Beaver Dam
Sun Prairie
Manitowoc
Racine Park
the Ships
Oshkosh
Park
Racine Horlick
Madison Central
Eau Claire Memorial
Beloit
Wausau
Shorewood
Janesville Parker
Little Ten
New Holstein
Blue Bombers
Port Edwards
South Wayne
Kiel
Alma
Whitehall
Unity
Barneveld
Onalas
Fau Claire
Wisconsin Rapids
Kenosha Tremper
LaCrosse Logan
Wausau Newman
Necedah
Belleville
Plymouth
Howards Grove
Eau Claire Emmanuel Lutheran
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Zweifel
Jim Milz
Mark Mitchell
Schneider
Bob Schultz
Winslow
Crivitz
Banaszak
Wis
Pete Banaszak
Oakland Raiders
Gaffney, S.S
PTA
Adtaker
Schofield. Aquinas
Laska
Melrose-Mindoro
River Falls
Better Garbage Can
Philadelphia
Drexel Institute of Technology
Boston
The
New England Telephone Co
Hanna Barbera
V. T. Hamlin
Your Highness
Captain Easy
Leslie Turner
Ranger Watts
Friendship Club
Recruiting Cent
Alt Sansom
TAU
Verblefester Corporation
Veeblefester
Winthrop
Dick Cavail
Eek & Meek
Howie Schneider
Priscilla’s
al Vermeer
Mr.and
Freckles
Henry Formhals
Pop
Knights
Freck
Mangrove Islands
Walter E. Drews
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Illinois
Sta-Press