Bowling League Standings and High Scores report
Bowing results list teams and records for the Legion Club and Classic League dated Jan 11 1973. Notable highs include Kenny Pope 232 in a high game and 621 in series, with team totals like B B and S 2654 for high series. Also shows high ind games and team series for Farmers Oil Shelby and others with partial line artifacts.
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B.b.é S
Legion Club
Bush Drugs
Farmers Oil S
Farmers Elevator
Polk Co. N. F.co
Shelby Fertilizer
Klein Insurance
Firemen
Co-Op Oil R. C
Polk-Butler Ins
Drew Hopwood
Milton Marak
Roy Berggren
Bob Peterson
Farmers Oil Shelby
Bowling Belles
Cy’s
Pioneer Seed Lorre Lanes
Matts Market Farmers Coop
Purina Bags
Blue Flames Rowan
Jack & Jill Inbetweeners
Lou Stallings
Meridel Watts
Richards Campers Pioneers Triumph in Sparetime League
Richards Campers and Pioneer Seeds faced off on January 8, 1973 in the Sparetime League. Result shows Richards Campers with a 4 to 0 scoreline, marking a decisive win for the home side.
Bowling standings and top scores at event
Results show Results Builders Supply taking top in team standings with 3 1 split, Meerkatz Construction second, Checkmates third, and H Cyclers fourth. Individual high games list Doris Ostberg 203 Ida Coover 190 Rose Smith 182. Ostberg led 520 across series, Smith 481, Wendell 474. Team marks include Pioneer Seeds high game 637 and Richards Campers 1755 in series, with Pioneer Seeds 1722 and Meerkatz Construction 1603 in the team series.
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Meerkatz
Marak’s
Doris Ostberg
Ida Coover
Rose Smith
Ramona Wendell
Pioneer Seeds
Richard Campers
Richards
Meerkatz Construction
Patchwork in Home Decor Adapts To Modern Rooms
Area Extension Agent Judy Hofeldt explains patchwork can brighten napkins cushions walls and more. Suggestions include colorful cushion covers patchwork placemats and wall hangings with varied patches tied by color or print. Several local visits and family gatherings are noted with names and places including Aberdeen Maryland Lincoln and Clyde Miller home.
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Judy Hofeldt
Carpenter senator drives off-floor action in early Legislature
Scottsbluff Senator Terry Carpenter moves to hire staff for research and district offices and pushes daily TV coverage of legislative activity. He seeks bids on replacing central data processing with IBM equipment and calls for a unified state computer system with 30 day progress reports. Governor Exon objects to premature bidding but supports probing.
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Carpenter
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Legislative Council
ETV
Council of State
Nebraska
J.J. Exon
Exon
IBM
Prison system briefing outlines $30.5 million reform plan
The Judiciary Committee led by Senator Roland A. Luedtke held a briefing for lawmakers to review consultant recommendations on state corrections. Proposals call for increased probation and parole, a population drop, and $30.5 million in new penitentiary and reformatory buildings in Lincoln and Omaha, with diagnostic centers in both cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Judiciary Committee
Lincoln
Roland A. Luedtke
Omaha
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Arlene Tenniges
Merride Watts
Lorre Lanes
Cy’s Surprise
Blue Flames
Merchants League
Richards Campers
R. W
Clarks
Osceola
Mark Meeker
Mike Mead
Aberdeen
Clyde Miller
Mark
Hotel Perkins
David City
Don: Reisdorf
Carrol Peterson - Stromsburg
Eilert Fricke
Ulysses
Itsidiery
Monsanto
Polk County Livestock Feeders
Osceola Country Club
DeLoss LeSuer
Bill LeSuers
Elsie Schinzel
Shelby
Lillian Walstead
Paul Bond
Gresham
Stromsburg
Clifford Johnstons
Tip Top Beauty Salon
Sharon Meister
Sandy Bolter
Carole Schinzel
Sharon
Sandy
First Federal Lincoln Savers
Kearney
Federal
F.S.L.I.C
N Street
North Corner
Belmont Plaza
North 11Th
Social Security
Pacific
South 42Nd Street
North
90Th Street
First Avenue
Wm. Rogers
P.O. Box
Lincoln, Nebraska
Rogers