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EAU CLAIRE — Three Kenosha teams are among the leaders in the Wisconsin Youth Bowling Association tour- CYC soccer , we — 6, Rowdies 0; Cosmos ' no ‘ Players—Aztecs: Jason Free, Jim Booth; Cosmos: Mark Lesniky, Gary Weber; Sting: Aaron Ritchie, Paul Re oreen; Rowdies: Jeff Bennitti, Todd over Junior—Cosmos 9, Kicks 0; Aztecs 1, Blast 0; Sting 4, Rowdies 1. Leaders—Cosmos: Dave John son, Ryan Millen; Aztecs: Joey Grace, Sara Turner; Sting: Mark Doksus, Billy Moschell; Blast: Robert Crawford, Sean speegi Kicks: Derick Gillis, Dannell ¢ Senior— Rowdies 2, Cosmos 0; Sting 6, Aztecs 2; Rowdies 6, Kicks 1. Leading players—Aztecs: Shawn Keel ing, Doug Sieffert; Sting: Joe Marinez, David Cina; Kicks: Barb Singer, Jason Hart; Cosmos: Steve Becker, Jason Burke; Rowdies: BJ. Gallo, Rich Sleyster, Chris Limbach, Dave Sleys ter nament. In Class E, Debbie Freitag, Cathy Ade, Michelle Yurchak, Michelle Nichols and Pat Schlater are first. Schlater rolled a 209 game, 108 pins over her average. In Class D, Steve Palmer, Paul Breitzman, Ryan Elsen, Jim Mollman and John Organist are fourth and Alicia Stiller, Scott Geissman, Sandy Lindner, Jason Battersby and Lon Bat tersby are eighth. Blake Henderson bowled the high game, a 235. There were 100 Sheridan Lanes youth bowlers competing last weekend in the ongoing tour nament.
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Kenosha News

Kenosha, Wisconsin, US

Wed, Apr 03, 1985

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