Leader-Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • Page 10

Oatman Slams 724 'Bill Oatman saved his best fot the last. Oatman, bowling for the Heavy Service team of the Gillete League, blazed a 724 series Thursday night at Tommy Miller's State alleys. The series, achieved on games of 257-232-235, topped all previous efforts by city bowlers this season. The previous high was a 716, hit last September by Jim Peterson in the Twin City. The on ly other 700 was an even 700 by Bob Kopp in the Indianhead.

Oatman's big series came on the Gillette League's final night of action for the season. Road Graders took the Gillette season team title With a 49Vi-40Mt record to the 4941 of runnerup Tractors. Taking the team championship in the Northern Six was Jensen Siding, which finished with a record, one OILLBTTI FINAL STANDIN WLTMm Hsavy 44 46 43 47 40 SO 52 BIII oafman 724, 0. sthneider 543, 6. NOyo ut, Gt.

Tractori 49 41 Fleetway Super Tr. 4m Safety Tr. Bean 48 42 Htah lal E. oarnett 544. High Oatman 257-232-235, Tac Nlcolli 210, Don Rude 6.

Gar- m. D. Noyei 1W. Team Remits: Safety Trtadi 3, 0, FlMtwtyi 3, 2, Road Gratters 1, Heavy service 1, Super Tractors 2 High team Pltetwayt 2731 High team game: 91? BUI Oatman ot Heavy Sir vice bowled the high terlet of the teaton with of tor a total of 724. This ttw highest In the entire city for the season.

ahead of runnerup Leatti Furniture. Jim Sneen wound up the Northern Six season with a 609 series on games of 247-173-189. In the Little Six, Economy Oil claimed the championship wiih a final record. Dolly Madison was second with 53-37. Roy Randen had aj618 series on, games of Betty Bell hit 523 oh games of 196169-158 in Wagner's Sunday Nile Mixed Couples, eLague.

In the University Ladies Open, Angela Casper ripped off a 555 series and 211 game. i a Knaack had a 203 game and wag. Sun. Nile Mixed Team Team Odd Balls 79 37 4-B'l 13 43 Fllntitones 71 45 4-P. i a Spare.

68 46 Egg-H. Til 55 "57 59 24. ,2 Uncalled 4 In-Be. 4-Kln He-She's Lucky St. 5759 54 62 53 63 47 49 47 69 4 75 II Vi, Team Procks Mobil No.

1 Co-op No. 2 A Letter from the HIGH SERIES Bill Oat- J. Schilling man rolled a city high 724 series Thursday night in Gillette League at Tommy Miller's State Alleys. Cynthia Jahr a 202. Mary Heintz hit a 537 series in the Tuesday Nile Mixed Couples on games of 186-205-146.

In the Lucky Seven, Paul-Halbeck had an 821 team game and 2,325 series. NORTHERN SIX FINAL STANDINGS Team Team Jensen 75ft Hotel EC 59Vi 60W Leath's 74W 45Vj Carlson's SI 63 Garot-Ch. 74 46 Dr. Pep. 44Vi 7SVi Wlsco Sign 55 Johnson HF 84 High series: Jim Snevn M9, H.

Schuttz 589, C. Barney 578, B. Gardow 552, K. Seufzer 540. High games: Jim Sneen 247-173-189, Cap Barney 234, Bob Gardow 233, Bob Severson 208, Henry Schultz 202.

Team Results: Dr. Pepper 3, Johnson Health Foods 1, Garot-Chrlstman .3, WIs- co Sign Inc. 1, Jensen Siding Lekth's Furniture 3, Hotel Eau Claire 3, Carl- High series; Roy Randen B. Kling bell 579, M. Stewart 553, B.

Bell 523, H. Rongholt 472, A. Stewart 467. High games: Bill Kllngbell 230, Merle Stewart 215, Rqy Randen 214, B. Bell TMrn Eagles agl E.C.

Sterling FINAL STANOINttI Team 57M No. 5i 34 Hartlltt 3 48 42 WaflnWl ipy i 194, 40 50 c. Olibn'sTb, W. Ktppus K. Torgrtrnson 154, c.

Fry 153, A. Corwln High C. Olson 221, R. Tor grlmson 205, W. Kappus 203, W.

Bar land 202, c. Turner 200. Team Rtsulti: Hartiell 0, No. Wag. ner's 1, Eagles 2, E.

C. Press 1, sterling 'High team series: Eagles 2171 High team garnet No. 995 Jim Wlnrlch picked up the MIDNITBRS Team Team Bunny 60 33 Aamco 4SVt Lee's 56 37 Rodell 40Vi Muelleri SS 38 Hollywood 3756 Ray's Black R. ,57 Abel Cable 52 41 Temple 33 High series: D. Grill 461, S.

Singer house 454, C. Hotchklss 446, 0. Pavek 418, S. Staatz 430. High games: D.

Grill 195, S. Singer house 181, G. Lang 176, M. Thompson 176, C. Hotchklss 171.

Results: Mueller's Service Ray's Fairway 2, Hollywood Beauty 1, Lee's Tobak 2, Temple Lounge 1, Abel Cable 2, Aamco Trans. 1, Black River Dairy 2, Rodell 0, Bunny Bread 0. High team series: Black River Dairy City Readies fof Season Opener twin City Sports, preparing for a baseball season in the fast League, will practice again at Eau Claire Memorial High field Sunday at 2 p. m. Manager George Farmer's club will open the schedule Sunday, May 4, a a 1 Bay City, J.

Kneer Tearn Results: Losers 2 2, In- Betweens 4, Adam's Family 0, Lucky Strikes 2, .2, Uncalled 4 3, Fllntstonet 1, Egg-Heads 3, 4-Polnters 1, 4-Kln 3, 4-B's 1, Odd Balls 3, He-She's 1. High team series: Uncalled 4, 1909. High team.game: Uncalled 4, 718. Betty Bell, $23, games of 196-169-158, Roy Randen 618, games of K. el c.

Team 26 13 Gustlns 21 IB Huftel's 21 18 Muldoons 20 19 19 20 19 20 16 23 14 25 2381 High team game: Black River Dairy 149 Team Coif ax Edges 4-3 i 4'' in 11 Innings PRESCpTT (Special) -Dalas ggetfs in the eleventh inning gave the Prescott Cardinals a 4-3 win over 'the Coif ax Vikings in a Conference game here Thursday Farmer said he is looking for layers who will put baseball head of other activities for he Ml season. He expects to have back most of last year's strong team Ut will have openings for new- omers on the 18-player roster. Farmer is looking forward an outstanding season. Beides play against Hammond, Ellsworth, Pepin, Spring Valey and Bay City in the league chedule, the Sports plan to lay St. Paul and a i earns and compete in two oumaments.

Farmer said the Pierce-Pep League is planning to experi-l ment with time limits on I with no inning starting! after 2Vt hours of play. EAGLES OLD TIMERS Point Team Tav. 76 Eaglealrs Swltzer Electric Laka Hallle T. Eagles Club N. Side Music 65V, Star Oil Point 53 53 49 42 afternoon.

Prescott tallied two runs in High series: J. Kempa 590, Robertson 581, Dr. Smith 578, A. Gort 556, G. Garrnett 555.

i High games: A. Gort 236, J. Kampa 235, Smith 214-209, V. 210-201, J. McCarthy 209.

Team Co-op No. 1 1, ,2 Mobil 2, Golden'i 1, Prock's 2, No. 2 1, Huftel 3, 0. High Series: M. Nelson 593, D.

Cinder 585, Hanafln 556, L. Blel 536, S. Weber 528. High Games: M. Nelson 220, S.

Weber 208, D. Cinder 203, D. Plndahl 200, J. Hanafln 200. Team Results: Lake Hallle Tavern 3, Eaglealrs Swltzer Electric 3, Indian- head North SkJe Music 1, Eaglet Club Halsoy Farms 0, Star Oil 4.

High team series: Eagles Club 2182, High team game: Eagles Club 1024. TWIN CITY Team Oak P. 39 Greyh. Chateau Supper Club DEAR FRIENDS, My grandparents came to Wisconsn by covered Wagon. Today, you, in just a few minutes can relax in the soft seating of the fine new establishment have built for you to enjoy.

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Your Hosts John G. Sauers Adv. son's Seat Cover 1. High team series: 2544 Furniture Team Stelne's Wagner's Hlllcrest Muldoons ARROWHEAD LTeam 98W 21 E.C. Van 61V4 72 48 Connells 58 62 49 NSP 54 66 67 53 Huebsch 46 74 High Series: J.

Lavalle 598, M. 597, F. Anderson 585, B. Davidson 582, M. McCann 576.

High Games: Merlin Larson 242, Stir Wagner 239, Fred Anderson 232, Jerry Lavalle 215-208, John'Mitchell 212. Team Results: Hlllcrest Motel 3, Mul doons 1, NSP 3, Huebsch 1, Eau Calra Van Lines 2, Connells Supper Club 2, London Inn Vi, Hoffmanns 3ft, Stafne's 1, Wagner's Lanes 3. Stafne's won first place In the Arrow head league with a record MVi points. NOW EZ Nagle H. Johnson M.

Palntln P. 62,51 Anderson 61 59 J7 63 O'Klan St. 63V4 56 64 56 64 50 70 HIT AND MISS LEAOUI Team Mil. Cheese 67 20 M. Dairy Cralgs Johnson H.

21Vj Scotts 43W High Series: J. Peterson 460, N.Moen 553, D. Borgwardt H. Kluge 549, L. Pavek- High Games: J.

Peterson 171-222-267, R. Freld 221, H. Kluge 211, N. Moen 209, H. Seguln Peck 201, g- wardt 201; W.

Duertjop Mo, F. KrausejJOO. Team.Resultsr oak Park Dairy 3, Nagle Hart Johnson 3, Anderson Motors 1, 3, Greyhound -1. High team series: Oak Park Dairy 2524 UNIVERSITY LADIES STARLIT! Team LTeam 65 22 Roberts Black Steer 62 25 22 65 Columbia 41 46 Yard 4 43 74 Results Roberts Wholesale Columbia Yard 4 1, Grouchy's Black Steer Milwaukee Cheese Michel's Dairy 2, Scotts Crolgs 1, Johnson Health 2. High series: IM.

McNatr 493, B. Bell 492, I. 482, Ostentas 480, A. BaKken'479. High J.

iBergerson 2111 A. Kamki 192, A. Bakken 192, 0. Bakken 114, B. BefClSZ.

team series: Cralgs 2123. High team games Mil. Cheese 766. Berthal's Brandt's 21 15 Casper's 20 16 Munson's 13 23 9 27 Sports Center, Inc. Mile West of Eau on Hwy.

CHRYSLER OUTBOARD MOTORS and BOATS THE AMF LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT OPEN Dally 9 'til 5 Fri. 9 'til 9 Sat. 9 'til 5 High Series: A. Casper 491, S. Smith 482, D.

Broady 470. High Games: Susan Smith 204, A. Casper 193, D. Knaack 179. Team Results: Kingpins Plnbusterj 2, Strlkettes 3, Sparemakers 1, Lanemas- ters-0, Bouncer 4..

team Kingpins: 2011 High team game: Kingpins: 763 BUSH FINAL STANDINGS Team Team Fehr 62V4 MM A1 Ger 44 49 Wangen's 57tt 35 L.G. Arn 37 56 GOUld 55 38 Little Joe 37 56 Canteen 41 45 Adler-s 34 59 High Series: Jim Kurth 625, J. Pear. son 569, R. McEvoy 567, J.

Miller 562, C. Blown SS6. High Games: Jim Kurth 217-255, Hank Rlng222, Jim Mueller 211, Rog McEvoy III-MO, Art McUod m. Team Results: Gould Engine 1, Ad' tort A L. G.

Arnold 1, Al 1 GtrrVs 2, Fehr Concrete 2, Little Joe 1, Wangens 2, Canteen 1. High team series: Canteen; 251) High team game: Fehr Concrete: 898 HONIR Team LTeam Hlllcrest Uto 26 Mr. St 4 4M Cl Armours 44 49 Westgate 49 44 Bob's sk. 38Vi 54 Rail Haven 49 44 Cl J2'A 61W 400 Bar 48Vi 44WSacrad 30 63 High Series: A. Stewart 561, A.

Wisemiller 554, J. Ring 527, B. Poppe 483, R. Champion 474. High Games: G.

Baehr 210, A. Wisemiller 19V, A. Stewart J. Ring 194, Y. Champion 180.

Team Results: 400 Bar 2, Sacred Heart 1, 1, Rail Haven 2, Mr. Steak 2, Armours 1, Hlllcrest 3, Bob's Skelly 0, Westgate 2, 400 Club 1. High team series: Hlllcrest: 2241 High team game: Westgate 785 the fourth inning, but the Vikings evened the score in he sixth on Hansen's double. Col fax took the lead in the top of the tenth, but the Cardinals came back with a tying run in the same frame. In the bottom of the eleventh Prescott's Don Slaten led of with a single followed by Eg ger's double in the win ning run.

Eggers was credited with the win striking out eight and walk ing four. Ken Omermuller took the loss whiffing five and walk ing none. Both teams slammed ten hits while the winning Cardinal were charged with two error and the losers eight. Each team now has identica 1-1 conference records. Prescett 000 299 00 4 if Colfax 080 002 00 3 10 Omermueller.

MARIONETTE LEAGUI Hub's M. 94Vi 37'A Arrow T. 61Va 7016 M. H. Gals 43 B.

Cream. 39'A IVh N. Motors 70Vi 61Va M. Phar. S8'A 73'A 8.

C. Dev. 69 63 Bar 57V4 74'A Van's App. 63 69 Knapp 56Vi 75V, M. Quick.

6m 70Vi Sandy Lee 51 81 Team Results Arrow Transit 3, Menomonle Pharmacy Town Country Bar Vi, Northslde Motors IVi; Boycevllto Creamery ft 1 Gals Hub's Mobil 4, Menomonle Qulckwash Or Van's Appliance Knapp Mfg. Service Sandy Lea Mfg. 1, Town t. Country Developers 2. High series: C.

Leach 545, B. Kartman 539, J. Bradford 500, G. Wllfe 492, M. Stewart 491.

High games: 193, C. Leach 193, B. Kartman 191, J. 168, J. Bradford 187, M.

DeLong 187. High team series: Hub's Mobil 1440. Hlih team game: Hub's Mobil Expos Ship Hahn MONTREAL (AP) The Montreal Expos Thursday sent rookie outfielder Don Hahn to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League to make room on the National League team's 25-man playing roster for Donn Clendenon. ATTENTION, GOLFERS Mondovi Golf Course 1 Mi. North of Mondovi on 37 IS OPENING SATURDAY, APR.

The course is changed back to its original layout when the grass greens were installed. It is under new ownership. We are building new tees and the course is, and will be kept, in beautiful shape. If yog want to play a challenging and uncrowded to the Mondovi Golf Clyb. OUTDOORS CALENDAR April 16-20: Green Bay sports show.

April 22: Hearings resumed on use of DDT in Wisconsin, Madison. April 24 -26: Conservation Congress SSth annual meeting, Stevens Point. April 25: Arbor Day. Pitcher Signed SEATTLE (AP) General Manager Marvin Milkes of the Seattle Pilots Wednesday night Jerry Stephen 1 son, former Boston pitcher, had been signed to a contract for Seattle's Vancouver farm team in the Pacific Coast League. Stephenson had been released by Boston after refusing to report to Louisville.

Clear Lake Bops Glenwood City CLEAR LAKE (Special) Clear, Lake's Warriors no sympathy to a Glenwood ty ball club Thursday afternoon crushing the Hilltoppers 11-1 in the opening game for eac team. The Warriors scored three runs in the first inning, four ir the fourth, one in fifth and three more in the sixt while allowing Glenwood Cit. just a single run in the fourt frame. tarry Benson took the win and Glenwpod's Frieberg was credited with the loss. Benson helped his cause hitting two for three, both pies, help from Dwight Martin, three for three.

The Hilltopper's UHom was their leading batsman getting on base hi two of three trips to Tops Regis Harriers 'LAOYSMlfft (Special) Ladysmith whipped Eau Claire Regis, 72-46, in a dual track meet held here Thursday. The Lumberjacks took 10 firsts in capturing the win. The Ramblers did slightly better in seconds and thirds, but it was far short of a win. Lippert of Ladysmith was the only double winner; capturing the high and long jumps Ladysmith Eau Claire Regis "High Hurdles: 1. Cardinal (LI J.

Asselln (R), 3, Blorton 100 Yard Dash: 1. Monnter (L), 2 tau jjdu Claire, Saturday, April Procfc 1 (ft ftofi: 1. ijWnsoft i. (L), 3. (R) 680 Retey: 1.

Ladysmlth, Yard Rdn: t. Solhack (R), 2. (L), 3. Brand! (R) 180 Low 1, eraneK (U, 3. Proek (R) 229 Yard bash: 1, EHtkion (L), 2.

Pedersert (R), 3. Glrard (U) $90 Yard Run: 1. flofieyk '(R). i. Good L), 3.

(R) Relay: 1. Ladysmlttv Shot: 1. Rod (R), 2. (L), 1 (L) Discus: 1. baiiay (L), 2.

i. MtSroury 3 Pole Vault: 1. Tourtillett (L), 1 IkOug (R), 3. pedersen (R) Hish Jump: 1. Lippert (L), 2.

(L) 3. Sehulrter (R) 1 Long Jump: 1. Lippert (L), 1 Mranek (L), 3. (R). Track Results AMERY 53, CUMBERLAND 47 -FIELD EVENTS High Jump: 1 Ritchie (C), 2.

Bance A), 3. Williamson (A) Shot Put: 1. Capuzzl (C), 2. Olson (A), Gehrman (A). Pole Vault: 1.

Fennerun (A), 2. Allen C), 3. Bance (A) TRACK EVENTS (Outdoors) 120, Yd. H. 1.

Torkelson (C), 2. Jorgenson (A), 3. Framsted (A). TOO yd. Dasti: 1.

Capuzzl (C) tie Fram ited (A); 3. Christiansen (A). Mile Run: 1. Kltoertson (A), 2. Jones A), 3.

Prtll (C). Yd. Relay: 1. (O 1. Ruppel, An- onettl, Anderson' and '440 Yd.

Dash: 1. Ritchie (C), 2. Everson (A), 3. Gulblckson (A). 1W Yd.

LH! 1. Mler (A), 2. Antonettl (C), 3. Schrter (A). 880 Yd.

Run: 1. Williamson (A), 2. Jones (A), Ruppel (C). Time 215.0 220 Yd. Dash: 1.

Capuzzl (C), 2. Christiansen (A), 3. Framsted (A). :25.1 Mile Retay: 1. S.

Ruppel, Er.lckson, Rltehfe, and Anderson (C). Ttme Ever thought of God as Principle? COME TO A FREE Christian Science Lecture 8 p.m. Monday 4-21 1st Church of Christ Scientist CUMBERLAND 63, BARRON FIELD EVENTS High Jump: 1. Jerry Ritchie (C), 2. Jordan (B), 3.

Antonettl (C). S'4" Discus: 1. Dwlght Jordan (B), 2. Frls- Inaer (C), 3. D-124'1" Shot Put: 1.

Rich Capuzzl Jordan (B), 3. Rlccl (C). Pole Vault: 1. BIII Bagley (B), 2. Kellholtz 3.

Allen (C). TRACK EVENTS 120 Yd. H.H.: 1. Jerry Boortz (B), 2. Jim Ritchie (C), 3.

Huntlngton (C). :18.7 100 Yd. 1. Rldi Capuzzl (C), J. Erlckson (C), 3.

Tydvoll (B). Mile 'Run: 1. Roger Fagerulnd (B), 2. Prell Becker (B). 810 Yd.

Relay: 1. (C) Steve Ruppel, Steve Anderson, Peter Antonett), Rich Capuzzl. 440 Yd. Dash: 1. Jerry Ritchie (C), 2 Ferguson (B), 3.

Snowbank :57.2 180 Yd. L. 1. Peter Antonettl (C), 2. J.

Boortz (B), 3. Tyvoll (B). MO Yd. Run: 1. Mike (B), 2.

T. Boorti (B), 3. B. Anderson. 220 Yd.

Dash: 1, Rick Oapuzzl (C), 2. R. Ruppel (C), S. Welsner (B). Mile Relay: 1.

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