DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME - Revision history

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	score-keeper co-chair, and delegate to the state tournament.		score-keeper co-chair, and delegate to the state tournament.

	1998--~~'''~~Norma ~~Wright~~'''/Telegraph Herald, March 1, 1998, p. 8		1998--[[WRIGHT, Norma Jean\|Norma Jean WRIGHT]]/''Telegraph Herald'', March 1, 1998, p. 8
	Wright served on the DWBA board for twenty-one years (19 as a director) and		Wright served on the DWBA board for twenty-one years (19 as a director) and
	for twenty-five years was a member of the local youth bowling board. In 1975		for twenty-five years was a member of the local youth bowling board. In 1975

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	between 2000 and 2010.		between 2000 and 2010.

	2021--"Bowling Hall of Fame Adds Vogt, Buelow," Telegraph Herald, May 11, 2021, p. 5B

			2021--"Bowling Hall of Fame Adds Vogt, Buelow," ''Telegraph Herald'', May 11, 2021, p. 5B
	Molly Vogt became the fifth member of her immediate family to become a member of the Hall		Molly Vogt became the fifth member of her immediate family to become a member of the Hall
	of Fame. She joined her Jim Vogt (1982, her father; Jan Vogt (1987), her mother; sisters		of Fame. She joined her Jim Vogt (1982, her father; Jan Vogt (1987), her mother; sisters

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	See: [[DUBUQUE AREA ~~BOWLING ASSOCIATION~~]]		See: [[DUBUQUE AREA USBC]]

	DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME. Formed in 1978, the Hall of Fame was established by the Dubuqueland Women's Bowling Association (DWBA) to honor women bowlers who had distinguished themselves in the game either by service, ability or both. Any member of the DWBA could submit names of candidates along with the person's qualifications and achievements to the city secretary for referral to the Hall of Fame Committee. A candidate had to have an outstanding record in bowling, evidence of good sportsmanship, or have given distinguished service to the game. She might be a past or present member and posthumous nominations were accepted. (1)		DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME. Formed in 1978, the Hall of Fame was established by the Dubuqueland Women's Bowling Association (DWBA) to honor women bowlers who had distinguished themselves in the game either by service, ability or both. Any member of the DWBA could submit names of candidates along with the person's qualifications and achievements to the city secretary for referral to the Hall of Fame Committee. A candidate had to have an outstanding record in bowling, evidence of good sportsmanship, or have given distinguished service to the game. She might be a past or present member and posthumous nominations were accepted. (1)

			This organization became part of the [[DUBUQUE AREA USBC]] in 2018.

	1980--(Charter members) Linda Ehlinger (first woman in Dubuque to roll a sanctioned 300 game [1978), [[PAULY, Ruth\|Ruth PAULY]], Florence Radford, Bernice Neumann,''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1980		1980--(Charter members) Linda Ehlinger (first woman in Dubuque to roll a sanctioned 300 game [1978), [[PAULY, Ruth\|Ruth PAULY]], Florence Radford, Bernice Neumann,''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1980

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			See: [[DUBUQUE AREA BOWLING ASSOCIATION]]

	DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME. Formed in 1978, the Hall of Fame was established by the Dubuqueland Women's Bowling Association (DWBA) to honor women bowlers who had distinguished themselves in the game either by service, ability or both. Any member of the DWBA could submit names of candidates along with the person's qualifications and achievements to the city secretary for referral to the Hall of Fame Committee. A candidate had to have an outstanding record in bowling, evidence of good sportsmanship, or have given distinguished service to the game. She might be a past or present member and posthumous nominations were accepted. (1)		DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME. Formed in 1978, the Hall of Fame was established by the Dubuqueland Women's Bowling Association (DWBA) to honor women bowlers who had distinguished themselves in the game either by service, ability or both. Any member of the DWBA could submit names of candidates along with the person's qualifications and achievements to the city secretary for referral to the Hall of Fame Committee. A candidate had to have an outstanding record in bowling, evidence of good sportsmanship, or have given distinguished service to the game. She might be a past or present member and posthumous nominations were accepted. (1)

	1980--(Charter members) Linda Ehlinger (first woman in Dubuque to roll a sanctioned 300 game [1978]), [[PAULY, Ruth\|Ruth PAULY]], Florence Radford, Bernice Neumann,''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1980		1980--(Charter members) Linda Ehlinger (first woman in Dubuque to roll a sanctioned 300 game [1978), [[PAULY, Ruth\|Ruth PAULY]], Florence Radford, Bernice Neumann,''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1980

	[[File:dwba1.png\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]1981--[[DALZELL, Mary\|Mary DALZELL]], Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas/''Telegraph Herald'', April 3, 1981, p. 6		[[File:dwba1.png\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]1981--[[DALZELL, Mary\|Mary DALZELL]], Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas/''Telegraph Herald'', April 3, 1981, p. 6

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	[[Category: Organizations]]		[[Category: Organizations]]
	[[Category: ~~Sport~~-Bowling]]		[[Category: Athletics-Bowling]]

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	[[Category: ~~Organization~~]]		[[Category: Organizations]]
	[[Category: ~~Sports~~-Bowling]]		[[Category: Sport-Bowling]]

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         better, four series of 700 of better and a high game of 279. She averaged 185
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 . Molly Vogt-membership list, email, December 12, 2018

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	1997--'''Marilyn Kaesbauer'''/''Telegraph Herald'', January 15, 1997, p. 10		1997--'''Marilyn Kaesbauer'''/''Telegraph Herald'', January 15, 1997, p. 10
	Kaesbauer established herself as as officer in the DWBA. In 1997 she held a		Kaesbauer established herself as an officer in the DWBA. In 1997 she held a
	record of terms as director and treasurer (14 years) and a lane representative		record of terms as director and treasurer (14 years) and a lane representative
	(8 years). She also served as a tournament scorekeeper, office-help co-chairperson,		(8 years). She also served as a tournament scorekeeper, office-help co-chairperson,
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	2006--'''[[COTTRELL, Cindy\|Cindy COTTRELL]]'''		2006--'''[[COTTRELL, Cindy\|Cindy COTTRELL]]'''
	~~[[Image:cottrell.png\|left\|thumb\|150px\|]]~~
	2007--'''Rosie Haskell'''/Telegraph Herald, March 5, 2007, p. 10		2007--'''Rosie Haskell'''/Telegraph Herald, March 5, 2007, p. 10
	Haskell bowled her first national honor count (611) in 1974 and added a 612		Haskell bowled her first national honor count (611) in 1974 and added a 612

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	DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME. Formed in 1978, the Hall of Fame was established by the Dubuqueland Women's Bowling Association (DWBA) to honor women bowlers who had distinguished themselves in the game either by service, ability or both. Any member of the DWBA could submit names of candidates along with the person's qualifications and achievements to the city secretary for referral to the Hall of Fame Committee. A candidate had to have an outstanding record in bowling, evidence of good sportsmanship, or have given distinguished service to the game. She might be a past or present member and posthumous nominations were accepted. (1)		DUBUQUELAND WOMEN'S BOWLING ASSOCIATION HALL OF FAME. Formed in 1978, the Hall of Fame was established by the Dubuqueland Women's Bowling Association (DWBA) to honor women bowlers who had distinguished themselves in the game either by service, ability or both. Any member of the DWBA could submit names of candidates along with the person's qualifications and achievements to the city secretary for referral to the Hall of Fame Committee. A candidate had to have an outstanding record in bowling, evidence of good sportsmanship, or have given distinguished service to the game. She might be a past or present member and posthumous nominations were accepted. (1)

	1980--(Charter members) Linda Ehlinger (first woman in Dubuque to roll a sanctioned 300 game [1978]), [[PAULY, Ruth\|Ruth PAULY]], Florence Radford, Bernice Neumann~~'''/~~''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1980		1980--(Charter members) Linda Ehlinger (first woman in Dubuque to roll a sanctioned 300 game [1978]), [[PAULY, Ruth\|Ruth PAULY]], Florence Radford, Bernice Neumann,''Telegraph Herald'', May 2, 1980

	[[File:dwba1.png\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]1981--[[DALZELL, Mary\|Mary DALZELL]], Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas/''Telegraph Herald'', April 3, 1981, p. 6		[[File:dwba1.png\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas. Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]1981--[[DALZELL, Mary\|Mary DALZELL]], Marge Firzlaff, Evelyn Gatena, Winnie Thomas/''Telegraph Herald'', April 3, 1981, p. 6

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	Carroll served as secretary of the 300 League at [[HOLY TRINITY LANES]] and		Carroll served as secretary of the 300 League at [[HOLY TRINITY LANES]] and
	the Mixing Bowl League at [[CRESLANES]]. For fifteen years, she was the		the Mixing Bowl League at [[CRESLANES]]. For fifteen years, she was the
	secretary of the 600 Club.		secretary of the 600 Club.

	Shirley Kamentz-Winkler served as the president of DWBA for ten years,		Shirley Kamentz-Winkler served as the president of DWBA for ten years,
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	1984--'''Ivy Hayes and Jeanette Murphy'''/''Telegraph Herald'', April 1, 1984, p. 17		1984--'''Ivy Hayes and Jeanette Murphy'''/''Telegraph Herald'', April 1, 1984, p. 17
	Hayes was a charter member of the Victory League formed in 1949. She served		Hayes was a charter member of the Victory League formed in 1949. She served
	as the vice president of the league for two years, secretary for two years,		as the vice president of the league for two years, secretary for two years,
	and president for two years. She also served as president of the Creslanes		and president for two years. She also served as president of the Creslanes
	Handicap League for two years and the president of the 69ers three years.		Handicap League for two years and the president of the 69ers three years.
	She served on the board of directors of the DWBA five years, first		She served on the board of directors of the DWBA five years, first
	vice-president five years and president in 1975. She was a certified junior		vice-president five years, and president in 1975. She was a certified junior
	bowling coach. Hayes was an IWBA state delegate for 17 years and a national		bowling coach. Hayes was an IWBA state delegate for 17 years and a national
	delegate two years. She participated in 30 state tournaments and 10 national		delegate two years. She participated in 30 state tournaments and 10 national
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	and director at various times of the DWBA. She served as president of the Aces		and director at various times of the DWBA. She served as president of the Aces
	league from 1940-1944 and 1964-1969 and vice-president of the league in 1977-1978.		league from 1940-1944 and 1964-1969 and vice-president of the league in 1977-1978.
	A charter member of the league, she served on all league committees and ~~served as~~		A charter member of the league, she served on all league committees and
	captain of her team from 1947-1985. Her Hi-Ho team in the Classic League at		captain of her team from 1947-1985. Her Hi-Ho team in the Classic League at
	Fischer's and Riverside won the league championship in 1955.		Fischer's and Riverside won the league championship in 1955.
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	By 1987 she had bowled more than 135 series of 600 or higher. Her high game was		By 1987 she had bowled more than 135 series of 600 or higher. Her high game was
	280, series 686 and her highest career average was 185 in 1970-1971. She bowled		280, series 686, and her highest career average was 185 in 1970-1971. She bowled
	on two city championship teams (1970 and 1976) and won a city doubles title. In		on two city championship teams (1970 and 1976) and won a city doubles title. In
	1986 she was a member of the Class A state champion team.		1986 she was a member of the Class A state champion team.
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	and during the 1986-87 season was the fourth leading money winner in that		and during the 1986-87 season was the fourth leading money winner in that
	traveling tournament. She was a member of the 1986 Class A state championship		traveling tournament. She was a member of the 1986 Class A state championship
	team, won the Buck Rogers singles classic in Platteville, Wisconsin in 1978		team, won the Buck Rogers singles classic in Platteville, Wisconsin in 1978,
	and bowled on the Shoreline League team that twice set association records for		and bowled on the Shoreline League team that twice set association records for
	high game and series. Her list of tournament wins included 600-700, John Deere		high game and series. Her list of tournament wins included 600-700, John Deere
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	In 1992 Galliart had been a member of the DWBA for thirty-seven years. She		In 1992 Galliart had been a member of the DWBA for thirty-seven years. She
	served the association's board (13 years) including president from 1970-1973,		served the association's board (13 years) including president from 1970-1973,
	second vice president ~~fro~~ 1973-1977. and treasurer from 1977-1983. She served		second vice president from 1973-1977. and treasurer from 1977-1983. She served
	as secretary-treasurer of the Dubuque Junior Bowling Association for fourteen		as secretary-treasurer of the Dubuque Junior Bowling Association for fourteen
	years. In addition to being a state or national delegate at various times, she		years. In addition to being a state or national delegate at various times, she
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	1993--'''Margo Atchinson'''		1993--'''Margo Atchinson'''
	In 1993 Atchison was the current DWBA president when she became the 25th inductee.		In 1993 Atchison was the current DWBA president when she became the 25th inductee.
	She had bowled in 24 state tournaments and eight nationals and ~~coach~~ local children		She had bowled in 24 state tournaments and eight nationals and coached local children
	for twenty-three years. Margo and her son, Brian, who rolled a 757 series at the age		for twenty-three years. Margo and her son, Brian, who rolled a 757 series at the age
	of fourteen once won a mother-son junior state championship.		of fourteen, once won a mother-son junior state championship.

	1994--'''Anna May Loewen'''		1994--'''Anna May Loewen'''
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	1995--'''Shirley Helling'''/''Telegraph Herald,'' March 26, 1995, p. 27		1995--'''Shirley Helling'''/''Telegraph Herald,'' March 26, 1995, p. 27
	A competitive bowler for thirty years, Helling teamed with Lora Cosgrove in 1953		A competitive bowler for thirty years, Helling teamed with Lora Cosgrove in 1953
	to win the Class A state doubles tournament. Her 612 series ~~lead~~ the duo to a		to win the Class A state doubles tournament. Her 612 series led the duo to a
	1,153 count. In the same tournament, her 612 series ~~lead~~ the Hi Ho Lounge to		1,153 count. In the same tournament, her 612 series led the Hi Ho Lounge to
	third place in the team competition. She twice won the city all-events title.		third place in the team competition. She twice won the city all-events title.
	Her high game was 268 and series of 664.		Her high game was 268 and series of 664.