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33-WAUSAU DAIlv RECORD-HERALD-MERRILL DAILY HERALD WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6, 1971 Judy Welton in 244 Brickner Motors hits 1027i High Single: Enid Raspel 207 I i 35 Schrader 211, Jim Bachelor 210. High Team Scores: Gala Inn 2C63, 991 DBAD 830 High Series: Fran Doering 571, Wib Goetsch 557, Dave Durkee 556, Dennis Geise 547, Ron Thompson 539, Doc Peterson 538. i High Single: Dave Durkee and Warren Ayer 213, Dennis Geise 208, Fran Doering 202. High Team Scores: Howe's Standard 2546, 929.

BML TUES. 800 High Series: Warren Reetz 595, Bill Gregory 574, Herb Hintze 560, Brad Tress 558, Rod Fisher 557. High Single: Harold Hartkopf 240, Herb Seehaf er 226, Connie Krueger 224, Bill Gregory 222, Wanen Reetz 221. High Team Scores: Uptown Food Mart 2597; Brummond Heating 914. BML 850 TUESDAY High Series: Roger Beckman -f a 0A and stop this one IN PERSON Grand Ole Opry Star 193, Marie Saindon 201, Chris McKinley 199, Adeline Feld-mann 193, Genie Krejcha Betty Wohlfahrt 192.

High Team Scores: Day's 2391; Yunk Mfg. Inc. 858. DBAO700 High Series: Lorna Goetsch 494, Ivy Huebner 484, Mary Anderson 467, Edna Laf fin 463, Gloria Pf ingsten 456. High Single: Franette Radke 180, Emmy Arndt 172, Mary Anderson 171; 169, Edna Laf fin, Lorna Goetsch Lcretta Radke 168.

High Team Scores: Wib Goetsch Construction 2122; 725. BMLTUES.KK High Series: Joyce Laszewski 558, Lorraine Zoborowski 549, Mary Petersen 544, Retta Kane 534, Joan Brummond 507. High Single: Mary Petersen 224, Joyce Laszewski 215, Lorraine Zoborowski 212, Dorothy Nowitzke 201, Nancy Rueger 191 High Team Scores: Dead Pins 1915-682. BML TUESDAY LADIES High Series: Dorothy Lunt 431, Jeanne Peters and Betty Warren 374, Betty Biedennann 364. High Single: Dorothy Lunt 178, Jeanne Peters 141, Betty Biedennann 140.

High Team Scores: Losers 1093. Sophomore EAST(Sa) WESTI7J) FT FT Annis Kryshak McClellea Sleeter Roberts Baumamt Swansea Lynett Gaiganskl Hall Kent Braalt VYoiaa Wetland Peterson Obey Oelke Graham Abiti Heenisck AM- Giles Hapka 17 J4 Totals Wausau East Totals It 17 ia 14 14-44 Wausau West ai IS IS 14 7S Total Team Foals Wausav East 14, Wausau West 11. Fouled Out Woian, West. Free Throws Missed Wausau East 14, Wausau West a. Wausau Wast sophomores are now 7-S; Wausau East sophs are S-S.

OPEN DAILY A Division of fhe 5.5. Knsgi Company Squirt (lOand-under) contest. The Marshall player in the background is not identified. Mertes scored both Riverview goals in the game. Marshall Rink goalie David Olejniczak leaves his net to block a shot by Riverview's Dean Mertes (dark jersey) Tuesday as the two teams opened Wausau's Youth Hockey Association program at John Marshall.

The teams battled to a 2-2 tie in the DEL IE AndHls Apaches take Mara with 67-49 win over wood lead Marathon 16th 8:00 to 1:00 Tickets on sale at Fabiano's Music, Jerry's Music, Larry Hazel's Sunset Bar East and Colonial. Adv. $45 50 At $200 Tickets Door For table reservations for 4 or more at no charge call 842-4833 Must be 18 years old or accompanied by parent or guardian. COLONIAL BALLROOM 5 Miles East of Wausau on Hwy. Although scoring was down from normal in the Classic.

League at Wausau Bowling Center Tuesday night, Brickner Motors put together enough good individual efforts for a 1027 game, sixth best in Wausau this season. George Jehn hit 168, Al Kamke 206, Don Graminske Jr. 222, Don Rowe 203 and Dave Hoberg 228. The team finished with a 2719 series. WBC CLASSIC High Series: Paul Jenkins 583, Arden Kreider 582, Dave Hoberg 578, Bill Hintz 568.

High Single: Dave Hoberg 228, Don Graminske 222, Paul Jenkins 219, Al Goetsch 217, Elgard Woller 215. High Team Scores: Marathon Press 2725; Brickner Motors 1027. WBC MEN'S 820 High Series: Dick Lodholz 567, Tim Natarus 563, Rog Halminiak 559, George Krueger 556, Dick Allen and Geno Lampheir 551 High Single: Dick Lodholz 256, Larry Schubring and George Krueger 214, Dick Allen 213, Geno Lampheir and Fran Von Tops in doubles Amos Otis' 36 doubles tied a Kansas City major league record held by Norm Siebern, who had that many in 1961. basketball MERRILL (47) ft FT MEDFORD (44) ft FT a 4 Johanson I R.Raiek a Matin 1 T. Raiek 5 Fletcher 4 Liberty 4 Grvnenwald 1 Hanson Brando er Albrecht Larson Frahman Brunner Zienaible Jenson Revscfc Krone) Mainour Ludwig a i a i a 4 Dahm 4 a Zenrner a a litem a IS Totals Merrill Med lord Heuser Totals 14 14 17 1 14 17-47 10 1 11 a- Total Team Fouls Merrill 70, Medtord 23.

Fouled Out Zienaible, Medfordi Merrill, none. Free Throws Missed Merrill Medtord 11. Merrill sophomores are new 5-4. 10 10; SUNDAY 11 to 6 1 I a a a SAT. 1 ,1 Gotta get out there second-place Red Raiders to 5-2.

The big key in the win was an early 164 lead by the Apaches at the end of the first quarter. Al Ashbeck and Joe Kollross provided good support for Paul in scoring for hitting 16, and 12 points respectively. Marathon simply could not find the range, as they hit on 20 of 78 shots for 26 per cent. DuWaine Krautkramer was the lone Red Raider in double figures with 14 points. MARATHON (41) AUBURNDALE (47) FT FT I a Stanimkl a J.

K'kramer 4 a D. K'kramer 4 1 Schreiner 1 a B. Seubert 4 4 P. Kr a 1 M. So I a D.Se 24 Totals Marathon Ashbeck 7 a Paul 14 Kollross 1 Grassl I 4 Weber a I R.

Ashbeck a 1 Totals 24 IS 14 14 14-44 21 IS 17-47 Marathon 24, Auburndale 14 Total Team Fouls Auburndale IS. Fouled Out i. Krautkramer and B. Seubert, Marathon. Free Throws Missed Marathon 11 Auburndale 14.

GRANTON DEFENSE STOPS ATHENS, 68-51 GRANTON A rugged defense powered the Granton Bulldogs to a 68-51 win over Athens here Tuesday in Marawood Conference action. Bulldog coach Gary Novak praised the defensive play of senior center Dave Garbisch, who limited conference scoring leader Ken FelzkowsM to four points in the second half, and 18 points in the game. Another defensive ace for Granton was Mike Schultz who recorded seven steals. Offensively the Bulldog attack was well balanced, something which is becoming a characteristic in Granton basketball Four players hit double figures, as Rick Bartsch, Schultz, Garbisch, and Lubo Hanuszczak hit 17, 13, 12, and 12 points respectively for Granton. Garbisch and Bartsch also grabbed 16 and 15 rebounds respectively in leading the Bulldogs to a 62-54 edge in that department.

Athens had just one other player in double figures beside FelzkowsM, Glenn Kunze hit 15 points. Mark Beyer grabbed 16 reboonds for the Blueiays. You'ro Sat WiSon You Savm At matt REDMEN WIN FIRST BY 54-51 RIB LAKE Fouls proved the difference in the outcome of the game here Tuesday as the Rib Lake Redmen climbed out of the Marawood Conference cellar with a 54-51 win over victory less Abbotsford. Five Abbotsford players fouled out of the contest, as 34 personals were whistled against the Falcons. The big blow to the Falcon attack occurred late in the third quarter when Ed Zwirchitz, the lone big man on the team, fouled out with Abbotsford holding a four point lead.

The Falcons actually outshot the Redmen, hitting 36 per cent, Youth hockey Riverview and John Marshall rinks played to a 2-2 standoff Tuesday in Squirt hockey as the Wausau Youth Hockey Association opened its season at Marshall Rink. The season had been scheduled to open Monday, but heavy snow forced postponement. Dean Mertes put Riverview into a 1-0 lead with a goal off the opening faceoff, but Dominic Bush tied it for Marshall at 4:30 of the first period. Marshall went into the lead for the first time in the second period as Mark Olejniczak scored at 4:00, but Mertes tied it at 3:50 of the final period. Marshall's David Olejniczak made 10 saves during the game, while Riverview's Brian West-burg warded off five Marshall shots.

597, Don Schoenborn 595, Ed' Wanta 583, George Bliese 577,1 Ted Haack 572. High Single: Arvo Salo 235,, Don Craft 226, Roger Beckman 225, George Bliese 221 Joe- Kargol and Ed Wanta 221. High Team Scores: Wausauj Tire 2765, 941. ELKS PACIFIC 'rt High Series: Vera Rounds Don Bottorff 564, John BruessJ 561, Jim Harroun 549, Rienk Andriessen 539. High Single: Erv McCallumi 208, John Bruess and Rienk Andriessen 205, Jim Harroun 202, Don Bottorff 197.

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36.83 Call For Appointment 842-7702 SAVE 51.80 to 73.08 on a set of our 'Best Tires KM 300'S Polyester Cord GLASS DELT0D Whitowalls Reg. 39.97 MAHAWOOO CONFERENCE ASKETIAU. STANDINGS 7 1 Avewndale Athens 4 I I Maratftea Nttwi I 4 1 Edeer Spencer I 1 Grenlen RibLeke I 4 a PimvHM Abbatsterd I 5 a StraHer TUESDAY'S GAMES Aubwmeele 47, Marathon 48 StraHora 1, Spencer 41 Rife Lakt $4, Abbatttord SI Greaton 41, Altiant SI FRIDAY'S GAMES NakMM at Etfoar SfraHord at Athens Abbotilord at Auburndale PittivMe at Marathon The Auburn dale Apaches took sole possession of first in the JMarawood Conference standings with a 67-49 win over chief contender Marathon, as Terry Paul canned 25 points Tuesday night. The win was the seventh of the season for the Apaches against one loss, and sixth in a row in conference action. Granton moved into a tie for third place with idle Edgar, as the Bulldogs handed Athens a 58-51 loss behind a tight defense and some balanced scoring.

Stratford won its fourth consecutive game in upping its record to 5-3, as Paul Thorpe and Tom Krause provided a one-two punch, hitting 25 and 24 points respectively in the Tigers 91-41 mauling of Spencer. Elsewhere Tuesday, the Rib Lake Redmen won the duel of the cellar dwellers, edging Abbotsbord 54-51 for their first victory of the season over the still victory less Falcons. PAUL'S 25PACE AUBURND ALE WIN AUBURNDALE-Terry Paul pumped in 25 points here Tuesday, to pace the Auburn-dale Apaches to a 67-49 win over Marathon. i The victory left the Apaches in first place in the Marawood Conference, raising their record to 7-1 while dropping the Junior Judy Welton rolled a 244 game Tuesday in the Morning Melodies League at Brunswick Mountain Lanes. The score is sixth best among women's games this season in Wausau.

She finished with a 564 series. EML MORNING MELODIES High Series: Judy Welton 564, Marcie Spakoski 513, Arlene Kluever 483, Lois Roesler 477, Donna Young 474. High Single: Judy Welton 244, Bemice Hoffmann 189, Marcie Spakoski 187 185, Donna Young 181, Arlene Kluever 179. High Team Scores: Happy Wanderers 1755; 649. EML LADIES TUESDAY 705 High Series: Darlene Hafen-breadl 525, Marge Boggs 489 Katie Richey 478, Bonnie Richmond 470, Donna Hettinga and Sandra Kennedy 462.

High Single: Marge Boggs 218, Darlene Hafenbreadl 194-185, Janice Doerr 181, Bonnie Richmond 175, Phyllis Olson 173. High Team Scores: Maine Shop Rite 2297; 831. BAD 790 High Series: Enid Raspel 567, Marie Saindon 565, Gerrie Krejcha 544, Marge Passow 530, Doris Witter 519. as compared to 27 per cent for Rib Lake. However the two keys to the win were a 47-29 rebound advantage by the Redmen, led by 20 caroms for Greg Brahmer, and a 22-15 edge at the free throw line.

Bill Becker led Rib Lake in scoring, hitting 15 points. Jerry Gilge added 12 points, and Rich Fuchs ten to the Redmen attack. Rib Lake is now 1-8 in Marawood play. Jeff Mueller and Zwirchitz hit 11 points apiece to lead Abbotsford. The Falcons are now 0-8 in the conference.

ABBOTSFORD (SI) FT RIB LAKE (M) FT Boil Brodhagen Eiden Zwirchitl Nelson i. Mueller Klielorth Olson Polnasiek J. lorn berg Gilge Patrick Brahmer Becker Stibbe Rich Fuchs 14 IS Totals Abbotsford Totals 14 22 14 12 12 SI 14 14 11-54 Rib Lake Total Team Fouls Abbatsfard Rib Lake 21. Fouled Out Brodhagen, Eiden, Zwirchitz, Nelson and Polnasiek, Abbotsford. Free Throws Misses Abbotsford 13, Rib Lake 24.

Snowmobile races Entries are open for the sixth annual Sportsmen International Snowmobile Races scheduled to be held at the airstrip at Dunbar, on Jan. 23-24. A Road America event will be held on Saturday, Jan. 23, using a two mile course with curves and hills made to test the skill of the driver. A half mile oval track will be used Sunday, Jan.

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Barrsch 7 a Hanutictak 4 4 schuin a a Carbitch 4 a Humphrey 1 I Hiltert a a Knudson 1 1 Zaleski a a Totals 14 14 12 17 12 SI 24 14 14 14-44 Athens 14, Granton If II Totals Athens Granton Total Team Fouls IS. Fouled Out Felikowski, Athens. (Free Throws Missed Athens 4, Granton STRATFORD PAIR DECKS SPENCER STRATFORD The Stratford Tigers unleashed an overpowering offensive showing in the last three quarters of action here Tuesday in pounding Spencer 91-41 in Marawood Conference action. The win was an important one for the Tigers, raising their record to 5-3, and keeping them within striking distance of first-place Auburndale. After a hapless first quarter, which saw Stratford holding a slim 9-6 lead, the Tigers hit 24, 29, and 29 points respectively in the ensuing three periods, to bury the Rockets.

Leading the parade of scorers for Stratford was senior guard Paul Thorpe who hit 12 of 15 from the field, in contributing 25 points to the Tiger assault. Tom Krause ollowed Thorpe as the junior forward canned 11 of 17, in netting 24 points. Bill Adams was also in twin figures for Stratford, hitting ten points. Spencer, 2-6 in the conference, was led in scoring by Rick Sampsons' 14 points. Doug Mellenthin tossed in 11 points for the Rockets.

SPENCER (41) FT 7 a R. Sampson 4 1 E. Dreikosen 5 1 Mellenthin a a stem 1 a Shupe a 1 A. Dreikosen 1 a Dumler STRATFORD (fl) FT Thorpe 12 I Krause II Patrick a Ulrich a Chrouser a Jerke 1 Adams 4 Laick a Theurer a If a Totals Spencer Stratford Total Team Fouls II. Totals 17 17 4 14 12 41 24 If 2f 1 Spencer IB, Stratford Fouled Out Shupe, Spencer.

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