Green Dragons Rally Past Muny All Stars in March of Dimes Game
St. Louis Green Dragons defeated the Falstaff Muny League All Stars 87 to 78 at Public High Gym in a March of Dimes benefit. Grant Sharnhorst led Falstaff with 29 points. In the preliminary, St. Charles Boys Club beat Overland Boys Club 48 to 44.
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Grant Sharnhorst
Falstaff
Muny All Stars
St. Louis Green Dragons
Public High
St. Charles Boys Club
Overland Boys Club
St Charles Women to Host March Bowling Tournament
The St Charles Women bowling association will hold its annual tournament on weekends in March at St Charles Alleys. Singles and doubles are scheduled for the first two weekends, with team events set for the last two weekends.
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St. Charles
Friedens Hands Loop Leaders First Defeat in League Play
Friedens upset previously unbeaten Presbyterian 41-37 to end their 10-1 start and tie for first with Methodist. Harold Strout sparked Friedens with 13 points in the second quarter as Presbyterian led 11-9 at the first break, but Friedens surged ahead by halftime. The finish featured a late free throw by Bargen and a pivotal bucket by Hemsath to seal the upset amid other close Ridgecrest games including St Johns and First Baptist versus Immanuel Lutheran.
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St. Charles Church
Friedens
Presbyterian
Purples
Methodist
Harold Strout
Larry Hemsath
Roland Bargen
Ridgecrest
St. John’s
Big Green
Dave Helling
Gary Groenemann
First Baptist
Immanuel Lutheran
First Methodist
Assembly of God
Blues
Orange
Wes Weiss
Assembly
St. John's
Yellowjackets
Orangemen
Methodists
First Baptists
Duchesne and St. Charles Balk Even in Pair of Weekday Budgets
Duchesne High ends a four game skid by routing DeSales 71 42 then loses a close 53 50 to Marquette. St Charles High splits two games. beats Riverview Garden 63 59 and falls to McCluer 57 49 in Webster Groves consolation finals.
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Duchesne High
DeSales
Marquette
St. Charles High
Riverview Garden
McCluer
Webster Groves
Pioneers
Howell
St. Charles
Riverview
Boyd
Mitchell
Duchesne
Kirkwood
Affton
Pirates
Priory
St Johns hosts Friedens in key upstate clash
St Johns enters at 8-3 aiming to break a potential three way tie for first with last year’s champions as Friedens sits 7-4. A win by St Johns would keep them in contention while Ridgecrest and Presbyterian contest to shape the top spots in late-season play.
Watchers Lose To Schuster In Table Tennis Clash
Jim Wachter of St. Charles County dominates the V.F.W. Table Tennis League with an 83-2 season record. His chief rival Jerry Schuster stands 82-10 as the pair lead Wachter Witt Geist at 12-2 in pursuit and the league plays Tuesdays at the V.F.W. Home.
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Jim Wachter
St. Charles County
V.F.W
4Th & Jefferson Sts
St. Charles
Jim
Jerry Schuster
Wachter
Schuster
Tom Witt
Junior Geist
Dick Browning
Carl Knoblauch
Indoor Practices Start for Local Muny Softball Team
A St Louis County League Muny Softball Association team will begin indoor practices next month and seeks additional players from the area. Senior girls and women seeking information are urged to call Mrs Jeanne Hoag in St Peters at Bridge 8 3382.
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St. Louis County
Muny Softball Association
Jeanne Hoag
St. Peters
Clubs Seek Entry to Ban Johnson Baseball Loop
Two more teams have applied for the Ban Johnson league, Collinsville and Field Mathews Boys Club, potentially expanding the loop to six teams for this season. Current members include Kulls, season champions, St. Charles, playoff winners, South County Youth Club and Twin Cities.
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Ban Johnson Baseball League
Loop
Collinsville
Field Mathews Boys Club
Kulls
St. Charles
South County Youth Club
Twin Cities
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