Victory League bowling leaders stacked with high scores
Laverne Hayes rolled a 611 to lead Victory League while Vera Prien topped the women with 563. High games included Kohl 231 and Hayes 218. City League saw Sebastian Laeser 237 and Hughes Mobil Homes a 2 615 series. many other named players and teams posted strong scores across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Hayes
Vera Prien
Juday Bauman
Joyce Binder
Maryellen Sullivan
Duane Kohl
Herb Goecks
Bob Wuetrich
Moore
Schuetzel
Vi Holtshopple
Dorothy Schott
Jan Molitor
Milt Steiner
Industrail
Nate Klassy
Don Gerber
Sebastian Laeser
Derwin Huenink
Lee Nipple
Buck Tschanz
Hughes Mobil
Clark’ S
Grandpas
Baumegarnier’s
Roger Cheese
Oaktron
Carroll Jones
Dean’s
Baumgartners
Clark’s
Hughes Mobil Homes
Al’s Independents
Milt Stiner
Herb Flannery
Hermie Blum
Nate Klass
Mel’s Texaco
Judy Bauman
Barb Park
Jeanette Grindey
Schultz Pharmacy
South Side Pure Oil
Swiss Colony Data Center
Century Belief
Baumgartner’s
Robert Rollers
Victory
Burt Bacon
Ernest Spring
Monroe Milling
Schuetze’s
Commercial Bank
Browntown Mill
New Edelweiss Chalet Country Club Forms 1968 Committees
The Edelweiss Chalet Country Club announces committee assignments for 1968 including Membership led by Marshall Inwell and Alan Freitag, Fund Raising under Duane Wilde and Eugene Stuessy, Greens and Equipment with Robert Strickler and Arthur Gmur, Landscaping led by Abner Anderson, House chaired by Walter Wenger, Publicity by Mrs James Anderson and Frank Kelly. Dues set at $60. Officers are Fred E Meyer president and others including Harold Babler, John Freitag, Robert Feller Jr., George Hartman, Russ Howard, and Palmer Duerst. Club aims for clubhouse completion this year with possible golf weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edelweiss Chalet Country Club, Inc
Marshall Inwell
Alan Freitag
Richard Gibbons
Edward Quade
Kenneth Hoesly
Roy Kundert
Duane Wilde
Eugene Stuessy
Lawrence Marty
William Gibbons
Robert W. Strickler
Erling Erickson
Arthur Gmur
Richard Wainwright
Abner Anderson
Gilbert M. Hoesly
George Nelson
Walter Wenger
Fred Lienhardt
Henry S. Glaeden
Russel Reuter
James Anderson
Frank Kelly
Robert Aulik
Fred E. Meyer
Harold M. Babler
John W. Freitag
Robert Feller Jr
George Hartman
Russ Howard
Palmer Duerst
Pearl City Upsets Orangeville for Elizabeth District Title
Pearl City defeated Orangeville 62-54 to win the Elizabeth District Tourney with a 20-7 second quarter run and a 33-18 halftime edge. Dick Foster scored 17 for Pearl City, Bill Hillmer 14, while Danny Van Houten led Orangeville with 19. In other Illinois action Lena Winslow beat Warren 61-53 and Warren Jayvees won 49-45 in the prelims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl City
Orangeville
Broncos
Elizabeth
Wolves
Dick Foster
Bill Hillmer
Danny van Houten
Illinois
Lena Winslow
Warren
Warren Jayvees
Members sought for Monday golf league at Windy Acres
John Eiserman of Windy Acres Golf Course announced a possible third men’s league for Mondays. Two teams are entered and four more teams are needed to start. Call John Eiserman at 325 3240 or Roger Severson at 325- for interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eiserman
Windy Acres Golf Course
Roger Severson
Superior Rink Set to Compete in U S Championship Curling
Four world champions from Superior Wisconsin lead a 12 rink field at Hartmeyer arena for the U S curling championship March 4 to 9. Illinois, Seattle, Detroit and teams from Alaska to North Dakota join.Profiles include Ray Somerville Bill Strum Al Gagne Tom Wright of the Superior Curling Club and rivals from Exmoor Club High land Park Ill Dr Frank Crealock and Mike Slyziuk group entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Superior
Wis
U.S
Ray
Bud) Somerville
Bill Strum
al Gagne
Tom Wright
Superior Curling Club
Hartmeyer
Illinois
Somerville
Robert Warner
Warren Peterson, Jr
Donald Wilson
Robert Ferris
Exmoor Curling Club
Highland Park
Ill
Seattle
Wash
Frank Crealock
Scotland
Mike Slyziuk
Detroit Curling Club
Walter Hubchik
Ernie Slyziuk
Dick Fitzsimmons
Fairbanks
Alaska
San Francisco
Calif
Darien
Barneveld and Beloit win open Monroe Regional games
Barneveld defeats Albany 62 48 to earn final berth against Beloit in Monroe Regional tourney opener. Black Hawk edges Beloit Memorial 66 62 as Zepplin leads Barneveld with 27 points while Ruef tops Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Black Hawk
Beloit Memorial
Warriors
Barneveld
Bill Zepplin
Ted Tilley
Owen Raisenbeck
Dennis Ruef
la Crosse
WIAA Tournament Scores From Wisconsin Rapids To Crivitz
The document lists WIAA tournament results with numerous boys basketball scores across Wisconsin venues. Notable games include Port Edwards 46 at Schofield, Green Bay East 60 over Green Bay, and Madison East 73 over Madison West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
Port Edwards
Wisconsin Rapids
Stratford
Superior Ashland
Drummond
Glidden
Port Wing
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Montello
Green Bay
Algoma
Sturgeon Bay
Green Bay West
Shorewood
Milwaukee
Rufus King
Marshall
Milwaukee North
Waukesha
Brookfield
Menomonee Falls
Wauwatosa East
West Allis Hale
Lincoln
Boys Tech
West Allis Central
West Milwaukee
Greenfield
Pulaski
South Milwaukee
Muskego
Marion
Gresham
Wautoma
Rosholt
Hudson
Turtle Lake
Osceola
Randolph
Oakfield
Madison
Madison East
Madison West
Poynette
Eau Claire Memorial
Glenwood City
Mondovi
Durand
Prescott
Alma
Augusta
Salem
Lake Geneva
Kenosha Tremper
Racine Horlick
Racine
Case
Thorp Cornell
Loyal
Neillsville
Thorp
Janesville
Craig
Evansville
McFarland
Madison la Follette
Appleton East
Appleton West
Brillion
Mixed Bonspiel Action Launched at Alpine Curling Club
The Alpine Curling Club opened its Mixed Bonspiel with first round matches at 3 30 5 30 7 30 and 9 30 p m Illness forced substitutions as eight teams formed two four player rinks Three couples from Racine joined replacing last minute absences Winners in the first round included Olson Alpine and Cochrane Racine with play offs on Thursday determining the second Alpine rink to compete Other first round victors were Franklin Yeazel Thomas Qualle Weber and Stewart while several rinks moved to the Second Event from losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphine Curling Club
Racine
Andy
Colma Cochrane
Jim
Cynthia Fornary
Mrs. Cochrane
Lorraine Annunson
Mr. Fornary
Merton Annunson
Woody Hodge
Medford
Bob
Mary Alice Rieder
Alpine
Olson
Merlin
Tom Olson
Gene
Jackie Hennager
Edstrom
al Edstrom
Mary Jane Fencil
Wally
Marvis Vierthaler
Rieder
Villacrez
Franklin
Yeazel
Pardeeville
Thomas
Qualle
Arlington
Weber
Lodi
Cochrane
Stewart
North Shore
Chittum
Madison
Meyer
Portage
McConley
Clintonville
Finley
Waltham
Meigs
Kettle Moraine
Schulenberg
Appleton
Brooms and Stones Curling Standings on League Week
Alpine Curling Club races toward titles as four Tuesday First National Bank teams and two Wednesday Farm Bureau contenders fight for crowns. Goetz leads Swiss Colony event. Bahr tops Industrial Combustion with two games ahead. Season may stretch three more weeks if cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Wil Olson
Lorch Rink
Power Rink
McCoy Rink
Ainsworth Rink
Creamer Rink
Farm Bureau Gruenwald Rink
Hanna Rink
Franklin Rink
Hennager
Keith
Stiles
Swiss Colony Goetz Rink
Adam
Industrial Combustion Bahr Rink
Fernan Rink
Edstrom
Irvin
Alpine Curling Club
Farm
Bureau
Goetz
Bahr
Pearl City tops 1st National for third in league finale
Pearl City clinched third place by defeating 1st National Bank 60 52 in the final Adult Basketball League night. Jim Brinkmeier led Pearl City with 14 points while Dick Dyckstra and Bill Koch added 12 each. Dan Maaske and Marv Kaiser paced Lena Teachers for their tenth win with 16 and 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
1St National Bank
Pearl City
Bank
1St National
Bankers
Tony Serpre
Jerry Rottier
Ist National
Monroe
Jim Brinkmeier
Dick Dyckstra
Bill Koch
Bob Lieberman
Rottier
Serpe
the Bank
Marv Kaiser
Dan Maaske
Lena Teachers
Barry and Krueger win titles as Ripon placed fourth
Ripon College finished last in a four team round at the fifth annual Ripon Invitational wrestling meet. Rich Barry of Monroe and Wayne Krueger won individual titles for Ripon at 137 and 167 pounds respectively. Carroll University won the team title with 77 points, Carthage was second with 56, and Beloit edged Ripon 53 to 52 for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIPON
Rich Barry
Monroe
Wayne Krueger
Ripon College
Barry
George Berry
Dave Briski
Carroll
Briski
Berlin
Wisconsin
Krueger
John Lockery
Carthage
Palec
Beloit
Neuenschwander Wins High School Bowling Singles
Ninth grader Terry Neuenschwander led with a 104 average as he rolled two strong games to win the singles in the intramural high school bowling tourney. Tom Casey took second with 430 total and Chris Barth finished third with 416 as doubles set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Neuenschwander
Tom Casey
Chris Barth
Paul Johnson
Ev Jacobs Leads High Scores In Local Bowling Leagues
Ev Jacobs rolled a 548 in Progressive League with top series and high games including 216. Judy Stokes and Joyce Trotter added 530 and 516. Other top marks came from Rose Lawrence 209 Gerrie Johnson 201 and Joyce Weiss 192. In Friday Nite Industrial Werner Thurler 235 best game and Don Nenneman 200 led. Public teams include Binns Bombers Shell Oil Turners and Green County groups with multiple scores and splits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev Jacobs
Judy Stokes
Joyce Trotter
Rose Lawrence
Gerrie Johnson
Joyce Weiss
Werner Thurler
Don Nenneman
Charles Trotter
Bob Stauffacher
Ken Priewe
Willy Kolden
Vernus Gilbertson
Harold Gissing
Casey Goecks
Tiger
Kohl
Nate Hare
Vic Ingwell
Eaton
Kubly
Ludlow
Frito’s
Huber
Labach
Friday Nite Industrial
Don Nevineman
Bob Naef
Wilbur Kline
Boyd Trickel
Binn’s
Winslow Shell
Shell Oil
Browntown Mill
Green County Pre-Pak
Turners
Health Valley Cheese Co
Milwaukee Cheese Co
Evy Jacobs
Kay Berndt
Monroe Clinic
Turner Hall
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Alphorn Lounge
Faith Milk Haulers
Monroe Florial
Green County Salvage
Mobil Oil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leona Gruenewald
Marian Kerr
Barb Wyss
Betty Sorenson
Ethel Jones
Idle Hour Mansion
Clark
John Deere
Monroe Cold Storage
Truck’s Inc
Eagles
Keglerette
Vi Kuban
Lila Reinking
Nelda Ellingson
Lydia Rasmussen
Radke Studio
Pepsi Cola
Commercial and Savings Bank
Marty’s Dairy
Swiss Colony
Ruf’s Wholesale
Moon’s Zesto
Don’s Standard Service
Carol Kuebli
Lois Lana
Frances Miller
Pat Eiseman
Pauline Hemphill
Baumgartner’s Cheese Store
Cramer
Tom’s Silo Service
Clark John Deere
North Central Gas
Riverside Tap
VFW
Rambler of
Huber’s
Leon Sack
Bruce Brown
Monroe Gymnasium
Golden Eagles
Zepplin
Owen Raisbeck
Neenah
Winneconne
New Richmond
Luck
Beaver Dam
Mayville
Kimberly
Shipdon
de Pere
Platteville
Cassville
Darlington
Iowa - Grant
Fennimore
Rhinelander
Minocqua
Prentice
Wausau
West Bend
Kohler
Cedar Grove
Sheboygan South
Port Washington
Fort Atkinson
Sun Prairie
Whitewater
Waterloo
Wisconsin Dells Baraboo
Hillsboro
Wisconsin Dells
Ithaca
Mequon
Cedarburg
Hartland
Watertown
Glendale
Crivitz Spring
Eagle River
Wasaukee
Wabeno
DeKalb Aggies
White Elephant
Kroger Store
Ripon Team
Neuenschwander
Cheese Capital
Tiger Kohl
Betty Waefler
Bernise Leck
Hilda Goecks
Hayseeds
Farmer Leck
Firebirds
Hurricanes
Admirals
Country Folks
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