Untouchables Lead IV Illinois Valley Open Bowling Standings
The Untouchables of Morris topped the weekend field with 3107 in the Morris Lions Club event at Echo Lanes. Second place is Kindelspires of Morris with 3098 and Gary's Five of Peru with 3073. The tourney runs this weekend with five squads and ends April 15. Enter via Bill Stangland, 519 Division St. Morris, 942-3331 or 942-1378.
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Untouchables of
Morris
Morris Lions Club
Echo Lanes
Kindelspires of
Gary
Five
Peru
Gooch
Gang of
Royal Lanes of
Oglesby
Bill Stangland
St. Morris
Ron Bellm
Ted Crumb
Randy Mickelson
Jim DeChausse
Jim Tondini
Tom Tondini
Congratulations Fellows
Bill Sharp
Rich Styner
Everett Klinker
Bill Laing
Gene DeGrush
Mark Connor
Willis Hanson
Larry Ryder
Chuck Sanders
Eddie Boss
Les Ferris
Rich Johnson
Jerry Thompson
Dick Ferguson
Andy Kulikovskis
Russ
Rick Cain
Mel Johnson
Don Johnson
Paul Brewster
Harold Kaldheim
Ed Harseim
Don Malone
Dick Bryant
Chuck Butterfield
Russ Fosen
Bob Foster
Bowling Highlights In Local Leagues And Notable Spares
Long list of bowlers with scores around 200 plus salute to Bernie Sandner reaching the 200 club. Notable splits converted by Judy Guilette Chuck Johnson Kevin Connor and others. Ken Seaman throws an odd shot between 3-10 pins. Several 594s and near 600s noted across leagues. Honor Roll to appear Friday.
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George Heath
Dave Shannon
Ed McNabb
Bernie Limbach
Margaret Claypool
Mike Fosen
Gerry Loucks
Ray Crase
C. Stockrose
A. Bjelland
R. Verda
Russ Fosen
Nadine Hendrickson
Virginia Mehochko
Lloyd Davis
Gary Householder
Bernie Sandner
Businessmen’s
Bernie
Judy Guilette
Chuck Johnson
Kevin Connor
Ted Bohlen
Ralph Vanden
Ed Butterfield
Dave Buck
Jerry Sheedy
Bob Matteson
Betty Davis
Mary Heath
Len Terry
Tom Borchelt
Mary Shannon
Lucille Robinson
Roger Himstedt
Viv Rohrbach
Carol Severson
Winona Himstedt
Marge Southcombe
Jack Brady
Wayne Trenter
Lynn Griggs
Claire Ferguson
Juanita Jennings
Kay Dunn
Jo Arneson
Julie Monson
Helen Hawthorne
Jean Hanrahan
Mayme Perry
Wayne Peacock
Lessie Larson
Anita Lynes
A. Olson
S. Herrick
Barb Tincher
Carol O’hare
Nancy Shannon
Willa Williams
Bev Sinkular
Lina Matteson
Diana Leifheit
Sue Helling
Kay Zink
Bonnie Bradley
Donna Barber
Bud Ferguson
Ken Seaman
Ken
Dick Wackerman
Kevin
George Lambros
Dick Ferguson
George
Bill Laing
Don Walker
Marge Welch
Leon Gant
Morris
Barb Myrich
Dalla Hendrickson
Mona Pellegrini
Janell Close
Willy Shephard
Lincoln enters AA regionals as No. 1
Lincoln’s Railsplitters, 25-0, retained the top ranking in the final AP poll as they head to the Illinois Class AA regionals. Quincy moved to No. 2 with 24-1, Lockport fell to No. 3 after a loss to Moline, and Elgin and West Aurora followed in No. 4 and 5 amid shifting ballots and several upsets around the state.
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Lincoln
Associated Press
Railsplitters
Lockport
Moline
Danville
Quincy
Elgin
West Aurora
Collinsville
East St. Louis
Associated Press High School
Joliet Central
East Leyden
Proviso East
VY Peoria Bergan
Chicago Hirsch
Murphysboro
Herrin
Paris
Rock Falls
Galesburg
Rockford West
Rockford Auburn
Rich Central
LaSalle-Peru
Morris Redskins face LaSalle-Peru in Ottawa Class AA regional
Morris enters the Ottawa regional opener versus LaSalle-Peru at 7 30 tonight. Coach Bob Pinkstaff relies on a deliberate, half court style as Morris seeks an upset after a 10-14 season and a 108-52 loss to L P earlier.
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Ken Remejes
Morris Redskins
LaSalle-Peru Cavaliers
Ottawa
Bob Pinkstaff
Redskins
LaSalle
L-P
Kewanee
Morris
Kankakee Westview
Don Brown
Jim Leonard
Doug Holman
Craig Cassem
Jay Zumbahlen
Pinkstaff
Minooka Coach Plans Officials Association Meeting
Frank Abbott, Minooka High School head football and track coach and IHSA official, will host a meeting for all certified officials and those seeking certification on Thursday March 8 at 7 30 p m. The gathering at 302 Illini Drive Minooka invites interested attendees or those unable to attend to call 462 6028. Abbott has formed officials groups in the Quad Cities and Galesburg.
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Frank Abbott
Minooka High School
Abbott
Illinois High School Association
Illini Drive
Minooka
Quad Cities
Galesburg
YMCA Basketball Second Round Championship Night
The Morris YMCA League hosts second round games on Wednesday at MCHS and Center School. Minooka Merchants meet Mardens while Mazon plays Caterpillar at 7 p.m. at MCHS. Seneca faces Coal City at 8 p.m. in the Consolation Tournament. Center School hosts Morris III versus Morris Chiefs at 8:30 p.m. with 7:30 p.m. Morris Chiefs against Feeney's and an 8:30 p.m. Morris III versus Morris Chiefs matchup.
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Minooka Merchants
Mazon
Caterpillar
MCHS
Seneca
Coal City
Center School
Morris III
Morris Chiefs
Feeney’s
Computers Can t Play Chess Says Edinburgh Expert
University expert Prof. Donald Michie argues computers will not reach grand master level soon, noting the task of creating a strong computer chess player is far tougher than early optimists believed. He published in New Scientist stressing the need for major advances in machine intelligence. In other news, first round college basketball results: Coal City 45 Morris III 38. Marthens 72 Anhaeser-Busch 45. Mazon State Bank 68 Daniels Auto Supply 35. Morris Chiefs 55 Mazon II 47.
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Edinburgh
Donald Michie
Edinburgh University
New Scientist Magazine
Michie
Coal City
Morris III
Marthens
Anhaeser- Busch
Mazon State Bank
Daniels Auto Supply
Morris Chiefs
Mazon II
Baudino
Warning
France
B. Arnoldi
B. Newman
E.harseim
Jerry Farber
Bill Edwards
Ottawa Marquette top pick to win Somonauk Sectional
Ottawa Marquette, 25-1, led the AP poll with all 18 votes as the predicted Somonauk Sectional champion. Elgin St. Edward and Bloomington Catholic, both 25-1 and 23-4 respectively, were unanimous selections in their Maple Park and Normal sectionals. Four other schools, including Lanark, the last undefeated Class A team, received lopsided support in their sectional picks.
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Associated Press
Ottawa Marquette
Elgin St. Edward
Bloomington Catholic
Somonauk
Maple Park
Normal
Lanark
Venice
Vandalia
Triad
Schlarman
Danville
Gibson City
Watseka
Port Byron
Fulton
St. Anne
Cardinals
Christian
Wilmington
Lawrenceville
Bridgeport
St. Anthony
Effingham
Bushnell
Abingdon
Glenwood
Ridgeway
Norris City
Carrier Mills
DuQuoin
Waltonville
Schiarman
Onarga
Herscher
Clifton Central
Kaneland
Mt. Morris
South Beloit
Heyworth
Lexington
Mason City
Pinckneyville
Meridian
Tuscola
Cerro Gordo
Westville
Sullivan
Nokomis
St. Elmo
Venona
Wenona
Toluca
St. Bede
Bradford
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Seneca Commerrig
Trenter’s
Joe’s
Tri-State
Clark's Ford
Continental Grain
ADM Grain
Community State Bank
Bernie’s Shell
Ind
Vernon Anderson
John Rivett
Tri- State
Ship’s Galley
Johnson's Pharmacy
Sarah Coventry
Robinson’‘s
Marden’‘s
Willy’s Tap
Koster’s
Tastee Freeze
Slovick’s
Shel-Mar
Peacock’s Cargill
Judy Warwick
Bill Delrose
Johnson’‘s Pharmacy
Lillian Johnson
Coal City Cob Co
Morris Travel
Vivian Rohrbach
Trenter
Fred Rohrbach
Nets
Lodi
Willowbrook
Peoria Bergan
Rock Island
Princeton
Cavaliers
Streator
Jack Morgenthaler
East Aurora
Randy Ghighi
Terry Olszewski
Jim Happ
Hollis Vickery
Denny Trompeter
Plan Officials Association
YMCA
Marquette
Bloomington
Centralia
Mascoutah
Salem
Libertyville
Stevenson
Lincoln Hillsboro
Lanphier
Mundelein Wauconda
Lake Zurich
Augusta Southeastern
Mendon Unity
Porta
Girard
Carlinville
Winchester
Morrisonville
Mt. Pulaski
Shelbyville
Carmi
Marshall
Bushenl
Orion
Petersburg Portal
Carrollton
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Seven Gables
Sears
Ca. Ibs
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