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Twins 5 3 Senators 4 4 Yanks 4 4 Tigers 4 4 Dodgers 4 4 Mets 4 2.5 Team High Series —Twins 1843, Mets 1807, Yanks 1712. Team High Game—Twins 666; Mets 623; Tigers 623. Men's High Series—R. Schroeder 210; N. Nielsen 523; K. Heeren 518, Men's High Game-R. Schroeder 210; IK. Heeren 191; N. Nielsen 188. Women's High Series— M. Heeren 250; S. Muth 428; A. Green 413, Women's High Game— M. Heeren 173; A. Green 169; E Nielsen 163. CIVIC BOWLING LEAGUE September 7, 1978 . 1, Akron Bowl 62 2, Kerr Motor Co. 5.3 3, Garvin's Vets: 44 4, Taylor Trucking 44 5. Chatsworth Eley.. 3.6 6. Trojan Hybrida 2 6 High games: Don Kapfer, 205; Law rence Maynard, 203. High series: Lawrence Maynard, 571; Don Kapfer, 558. Tuesday Coffee League September 4, 1973 won Lilac's 62 Orchid's 563 ‘Petunia's 44 Sweet Peas’ 3 5 Magmolia’s 3.5 American Beauty Roses 3.6 High Team Series: Lilac's, 1354; High Team Game: Magnolia's, 493; High Individ ual Series: Marilyn Heeren, 634, Rita Foley, 476; High Individual Game: Mar lyn Heeren, 201, Rita Foley, 185; Split Conversions, 5-10, Dorothy Hope, 3-10 Vera Kapfer; 25 pins over average. Hill da Lloyd 32, Betty Kiemme 31, AKRON WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Week of September 5, 1973. WwW L Farmers’ Co-op 6 2 First National Bank 6 2 PepsiCola 6 2 Small's Trucking 5 3 JoAnn Cafe a 4 Rod's Ford t a 4 Thorson Drug 4 4 Harvey's Hardware 3. 5 Hospital 3.5 McPherson's Variety 3.5 Paul's IGA : a3. COs Akron Bow! ‘ 1 ° ° 7 Split conversions; 57 Neva Hawks, Freda, Dreeszen, 2-7 Corrine Blomberg, 3-10 Marilyn Titus, Helen Lias, Xaveris Kelly, 56 Jo Small, Linda Swanson, 3-910 Mick Jespersen, 6-10 Jo Small. High individual game: Lois Klemme 216, Kathryn Banks and Shirley Waag 200. , High Ind. 3 games Lois Kiemme 596, Shirley Waag 551. Red Raiders lose to Gehlen. Jays Akron High ‘School’ started their 1973 football season Friday, September 7, in a nonconference game at Le’ Mars Gehlen, Akron suffering a 47-6 defeat. Both teams had numerous furmbles and penalties, nat ural for the first game of the season. The first quarter, Kevin Garvin made a 77 yard sweep out of 4 125 yard total for the scoring points. Le Mars, with a decided size and weight advantage was the best on offensive, racking up a total of 9 fhrst downs to the Raiders 4. Akron did not let the size of the Jays bother them too much and did a good job of defensing on several occasions. Jeff Hissel of Le Mars Gehlen made two touchdown runs and a scoring pass to Dave McCarty. Larry Ryan drove two four and six-yard touchdowns home for Gehlen. An injury, Keith Schiltz, a Le Mars guard, occured near the end of the first quarter. The Akron offensive’ starting line-up was Roonie Wych, center, Bill Harvey and Tom Schnieder, guards, Bruce Ericson and Vance Phillips, tackles, Marlin Harris and, Kirk Miller, enda, Reed Phillips, flanker, Doug Eskra and Kevin Garvin, backs, and Rick Dirks, quarterback. The defensive line-up was Joe Bur dette, named Maurader of the week with tackles, and Vance Phillips, both ends. Tackles were Ronnie Wych and Bruce Eric son, who made ‘6 tackles. Linebackers were Kevin Garvin, Tom Schneider and Bill Harvey. Jerry McDyenna and Doug Eskra, who had 7 tackles, were corner backs. Lafters were Marlin Harris and Reed Phillips.
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Akron Register Tribune
Akron, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 13, 1973
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