Bowling Thursday Night 7 Oclock League Highlights
Turkeys Hazel Graf and Eldora win doubles. high games include Graf 190 Leona 172 and 169 Ruth M 162 Helen H 159 Eldora 158. Teams and names appear with multiple split and score references suggesting a lively weekly bowling summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Graf
Eldora
Helen H
Leona
Ann
Wilma G
Jackie
Dorothy W
Omah
Helen F
Hrma
Ruth M
Julia England
Mable Boettger
Saline Hotel
Lambarth ‘Ramblers
Slick Chicks
Saline Observer
Haarers Rockets
YSH Stars
Bridgewater Rollers
Rambiers
Olga
P. Steimer
Thelma
H. Frey
Mable H
D. Dieterle
Lou
Abe Ee
W. Hertler
Joe
Heller
Tollaemes
Bridgewater Rollers Haarer’s Rockets
Julia B
L. Eichel
Zita M. Schaefer
Billie
H Haarer
Erma
Helen W
D. Stimpson
Ba A. Coe Ee
Sparettes Ysh Stars
Clara
J. Mitchell
Kay S
H. Graf
Helen T
M. Gillespie
Carolyn
Helen S
EK. Greenman
W. Greenman
Universal Saline Hotel
Mary D
W. Crittenden
Jan L. Abbey
Alice
E. Grace
Dolores
Lorena
D. Wilson
B. Mann
Ee Peas
Brownes
Mable
Hanson
Taffy
Doris
Gordon
Julia BE
Miller
Mary Ella
Thelma B
Sec’y
I —Marilyn Schaefer
Thursday Nine O Clock Nine O Clock Night Of Pins
Five of six teams topped 1900 for the first time this season as Zita 183 led the evening. Isabel McCarbery joined the Sparettes, while the group celebrated their highest team total 1939 and neared tournament time with two thirds of the season complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Dell
Zita
Julia B
Dolores
Helen W
Ruth
Mable B
Olga
Carol
Carolyn
Lorena
Myself
Isabel McCarbery
Dorothy Jeppesen Wins Dollar With 94 Over Average
In the Wednesday Night 9 O clock League Dorothy Jeppesen topped the bowling with a 94 pin over average and won a dollar. Others posted strong scores including Laura 705, Mae 444, Julia 435, Dorothy J 457, with multiple 400 series and several players recording doubles and turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jeppesen
Dorothy
Laura
Mae
Julia
Dorothy J
Tema
Dorothy W
Louis
Harriet
Mona
Eleanor
G. and Bill of Rights aids World War II veterans
The G. and Bill of Rights offers on the job training schooling loans and other benefits to World War II veterans. It was conceived and pushed through Congress by the American Legion to prevent veterans from receiving the same run around experienced by World War I comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Michigan
American Legi- Department
Barlum Tower
Detroit
Department of Michigan
Krolik
East Jefferson
Congress
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Standard Oil
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America
Dearborn
Ft. Custer
State of
Sion
Soldiers and Sailors Relief
Soldiers and Sailors
Winic