Neuvenschwander Shippy Lead Weekend City League Doubles
Harold Neuenschwander and Duane Shippy topped the men s doubles action in the City League Bowling Tournament over the weekend. Weexena results show handicaps in parentheses for pairs led by Neuenschwander and Shippy and a long list of high-scoring teams with varying handicaps and scores.
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Shippy
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the Shippy
Weexena
Duane Shippy
Willis Gruenewald
Sebastian Laeser
Sam Rogula
Ernest Spring
G. L. Redman
Fred Wirtz
Robert Hawley
Herman Christen
Bill Stuckey
Keith Hawke
Otto Erzinger
Bob Ambrose
Gary Buholzer
Bid Wilde
Dave Smith
Wallace Miller
Burt Bacon
Delbert Schindler
Bob Trickel
Frank Mulligan
Bill Moon
Don Friske
Don Norbohm
Larry Leopold
Bernie McKenna
Herb Goecks
Delbert Share
Ernest Kanzig
Walter
City League names top ten scorers season
The 1969 70 City League Cage top scorers are led by Dan Bauer of C Painting with 124 field goals 31 free throws 279 points and a 23.2 average Vern Schnieder of Coplien Insurance totaled 99 34 232 and a 19.1 average Chuck Dearth of Coplien Painting had 105 field goals Ken Roth of Stricklers 102 FGs 44 FTs 248 points Mark Mitchell of Tri State 93 FGs 21 FTs 207 points Neil Stefanik of Jones Texaco 106 FGs 45 FTs 257 points John Milz of Tri State 98 FGs 24 FTs 220 points Roger Mayer of Moore Business Forms 80 FGs 17 FTs 177 points Bob Schultz of Coplien Insurance 75 FGs 45 FTs 195 points.
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C Painting
Vern Schnieder
Coplien Insurance
Chuck Dearth
Coplien Painting
Ken Roth
Stricklers
Mark Mitchell
Tri-State
Mike Stewart
Neil Stefanik
Jones Texaco
John Milz
Roger Mayer
Moore Business
Bob Schultz
Sue Toft and Mary Johnson Post Women's Honor Tallies
Friday night results show Sue Toft posting 520 across games 183 167 170 and Mary Johnson 506 with 165 162 179. Nate Hare led singles at 223. Red's Roost topped team totals with 2634 as Gerrie Johnson and Marion Markwardt added splits.
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Sue Tot
Mary Johnson
Sue Toft
Nate Hare
Red
Gerrie Johnson
Marion Markwardt
Sue Taft
Marilyn Rutsch
Bonnie Sharkey
Ev Jacobs
Swiss Colony Stores Inc
Doral and Gerries
Monroe Floral
Earls Beer Depot
Monroe Clinic
Faith Milk
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Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
Pat Wuetrich
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Maynard Jones
Ralph Pederson
Red’s Roost
Green County Fast Freight
Huber Brewers
Bob's Uptown Market
Kubly Transfere
Doral
Ron Trickel
Jerry Zuelke
Lowell Ludwig
Pleasant Hill Cheese Co
Binns Bombers
Browntown Milk
Winslow Cheese Company
Green County
Health Valley Cheese Company
Milwaukee Cheese Company
Cheese Capital Couples League
Sam Remus
Tige Kohl
Bud West
Betty Waefler
Mavis Priewe
Charlene Flannery
Shippers
Swingers
Dino Supremes
Low Boys
Meyer Leads Tallies In Smoky City Bowling Standings
Marion Mueller topped a high scoring night with 597 across games of 167 194 and 236. Ken Meyer posted a high single of 237 while Jetton Tires led team scores at 2668, just ahead of Felder's Tavern at 2667.
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Ken Meyer
Jetton Tires
Felder's Tavern
al Schwartz
Hugh Durgin
Bill Stuckey
Fred Wirtz
Monroe Hotel
Monroe Fireman
Gemplers
Martin's
Hubers
Jetzon
Swiss Colony
Hawley’s Livestock
Herb Flannery
Bob Ambrose
Glen Brecklin
al Goepfert
Emmanuel Fuchs
Fritz Kammerode
Eagles Bar
The
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Marshall Investments
G. Stuart
Rufenacht Oilers
Solomon's Auto Parts
Turner Hall League
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Leland Rackow
Rudy Jenny
Alan Bauman
Studer Super Service
Truethardt Trucking
Bauman Kitchens
Mueller Cheese
Windy Acres
Advanced Transformer
Mobil Oil
Green County Salvage
Hans Hayes
Buddy Stevenson
Alvie Riese
Sut Blum
Coplien Painting
Junction House
Felder’s Tavern
Coral Reef
Alphorn Lounge
Dearth Motors
Wisconsin case raises damages after golf ball injury
In Milwaukee a Circuit Court jury award to a man struck by a golf ball was increased 300 percent by the judge, then reduced 40 percent after the jury found the victim 40 percent responsible. In Eau Claire the Wisconsin Woman's Bowling Association chose Kenosha to host its 1972 state tournament. Marquette picked eighth in the final AP poll.
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Eight Wisconsin state tournament hopefuls not in Madison field
Eight schools, led by Kenosha Tremper, will not compete in Madison for the Wisconsin state basketball tournament starting March 19. Tremper must beat Racine Case sectional opponents to reach the state. other notable contenders include Beloit, Park, Memorial, Monona Grove, and Appleton West in various sectionals with mixed records.
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Hudson
Cumberland
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Sun Prairie
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la Crosse
Manston
Durand
Cedarburg
Manitowoc
Neenah
Oakfield
Whitefish Bay
Milwaukee Marshall
Milwaukee City
Wauwatosa East
Whitewater
Wausau
Marshfield
Thorp
Schofield
Waupaca
Green Bay
Appleton West
Kewaunee
Wausaukee
Clintonville
Purdue Star Rick Mount Signs with Indiana Pacers
Purdue All American Rick Mount becomes the first college star to turn pro by signing with the Indiana Pacers of the ABA. The deal could exceed 1 million dollars in value with a five year term and sizeable bonuses. Mount waved off contract specifics while praising the move and the Pacers touted the signing as proof the ABA is here to stay.
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Purdue
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
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Pacers
Indianapolis Star
Star
ABA
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Storen
Stoven
National Basketball Association
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Niagara
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Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Dan Issel
Kentucky
Pro Cage Results NBA Monday Scores
Milwaukee defeated Seattle 124 to 105 and Philadelphia beat San Diego 131 to 112 in NBA action. ABA saw New Orleans edge Kentucky 117 to 114.
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San Diego
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Insurance Agent Promises to Protect Client Interests
A personal insurance agent pledges to safeguard the client’s interests by tailoring coverage to needs and ensuring thorough advice. The statement emphasizes commitment to full service and attentive guidance throughout policy selection and claim processes.
Hawkeyes Face Jacksonville In High Stakes NCAA Opener
Iowa, 19 5, riding a 16 game win streak and a 14 0 Big Ten record, clashes with 24 1 Jacksonville in the Mideast Regional at Columbus. John Johnson leads Iowa scoring while Purdue and Ohio State set Big Ten marks in a closing slate amid conference record hunts.
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Hawkeye
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Robertson Leads Weekend Bowling Action In Local League
Chuck Robertson tops scores with 191 174 213 878 for weekend action in The Other Half League. Standings show Kissin Kuzins 1 3 and The Inlaws 3 1, while Early Bird results list Del Shaffer Don Smith Stan Franson and Janice Myers among top performers.
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Herman Bruegger
Dave Eley
Ann Burkhalter
Goldie Bruegger
Shirley Ruf
Kissin Kuzins
Brave Ones
Bell Ringer
The
Inlaws
Fabulous Four
del Shaffer
Don Smith
Stan Franson
Janice Myers
Jean Hammil
the Good Guys
Alley Cats
Night Owls
Boozers
Strike Aces
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