Green Bay Dartball League
| League Officers: President & Treas: Scott Peterson; VP: Dan Hertford; Sec: Brian Tilot; Umpire: Doug Malueg |
The Green Bay Dartball League plays at the Stadium View Sports Bar & Grill,
in the banquet Hall, located at 1963 Holmgren Way. (Near Lambeau Field)
There are 9 teams, divided into 2 divisions, with a minimum of 7 players per team.
They play using a handicap scoring system, based on 80% of the run difference.
The league has been in existance since 1939.
To play in this league, contact league President Scott Peterson at: widartballrulz@yahoo.com
in the banquet Hall, located at 1963 Holmgren Way. (Near Lambeau Field)
There are 9 teams, divided into 2 divisions, with a minimum of 7 players per team.
They play using a handicap scoring system, based on 80% of the run difference.
The league has been in existance since 1939.
To play in this league, contact league President Scott Peterson at: widartballrulz@yahoo.com
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Most Improved: Josh Dorner (Stadium View) +92 points
Least Improved: Gary Tilkens (Simonets) -87 points
Rookie of the Year: Zac Peterson (Anduzzi's) .419 average
Least Improved: Gary Tilkens (Simonets) -87 points
Rookie of the Year: Zac Peterson (Anduzzi's) .419 average
Pictures from banquet held April 16,
2008 at the Stadium View.
Left: Class A champs Anduzzi's with
members: (l to r): Brian Shimanek, Scott
Peterson, Steve Mathis, Zac Peterson,
Mike Lardinois, Ty Guilette, Brian Tilot.
Not pictured: Chico Saxby.
Right: Class B Champs: Donny's
Glidden Lodge
2008 at the Stadium View.
Left: Class A champs Anduzzi's with
members: (l to r): Brian Shimanek, Scott
Peterson, Steve Mathis, Zac Peterson,
Mike Lardinois, Ty Guilette, Brian Tilot.
Not pictured: Chico Saxby.
Right: Class B Champs: Donny's
Glidden Lodge
The Green Bay Dartball League has a long history going back to 1939. Record books from the
beginning of the league were recorded by the several league secretaries. Many of the early records
were kept by Henry VandenElzen, who was the league secretary from 1942 thru 1994.
In 2011 Henry was inducted into the Wisconsin Dartball Hall of Fame. His biography can be seen on
this website on the Hall of Fame page.
Here is the recap of the history of this league, from the beginning, as we have it:
beginning of the league were recorded by the several league secretaries. Many of the early records
were kept by Henry VandenElzen, who was the league secretary from 1942 thru 1994.
In 2011 Henry was inducted into the Wisconsin Dartball Hall of Fame. His biography can be seen on
this website on the Hall of Fame page.
Here is the recap of the history of this league, from the beginning, as we have it:
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1939-40
November 28, 1939
The initial organizational meeting was held 8:00 P.M. at the YMCA. Members of the following teams
were represented: Shefford Hoberg Kraft Kelhbergs Fairmont
President: Adolph Vandertie
Secretary J. A. Lacey
December 1, 1939
Another organizational meeting was held at 7:30 P.M.. Boards are ready for the league to play at
the YMCA. The first night of play will be Wednesday, December 6, 1939 and drawings of 13 teams
for the first week were held.
Shefford vs Wheeler Northwestern Yard vs Fairmont Select
Prange vs Fairmont Homo Northwestern Shop vs Hoberg White F???
Kraft American vs Kehlbergs Kraft Velveta vs Northwestern Assemblymen
Hoberg Charmin vs bye
Moved by Ralph Tubbs and second by Mr.Anderson the league set aside for a trophy not less than
$5.00 or more than $7.50 for the winning team of the league season.
It was decided that teams finishing in the first 8 places are in a playoff. The winner of playoff shall
be complimented with a dinner at the annual banquet meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 9:10 P.M.
April 4, 1940
The league banquet was held at the YMCA in the Mitchell Joannes Room. The chicken banquet
was held for 140 players and their wives. John Scholl of the YMCA was the speaker.
Adolph Glawe accepted the Championship award that was given by the president to Northwestern
Assemblymen.
November 28, 1939
The initial organizational meeting was held 8:00 P.M. at the YMCA. Members of the following teams
were represented: Shefford Hoberg Kraft Kelhbergs Fairmont
President: Adolph Vandertie
Secretary J. A. Lacey
December 1, 1939
Another organizational meeting was held at 7:30 P.M.. Boards are ready for the league to play at
the YMCA. The first night of play will be Wednesday, December 6, 1939 and drawings of 13 teams
for the first week were held.
Shefford vs Wheeler Northwestern Yard vs Fairmont Select
Prange vs Fairmont Homo Northwestern Shop vs Hoberg White F???
Kraft American vs Kehlbergs Kraft Velveta vs Northwestern Assemblymen
Hoberg Charmin vs bye
Moved by Ralph Tubbs and second by Mr.Anderson the league set aside for a trophy not less than
$5.00 or more than $7.50 for the winning team of the league season.
It was decided that teams finishing in the first 8 places are in a playoff. The winner of playoff shall
be complimented with a dinner at the annual banquet meeting.
Meeting adjourned at 9:10 P.M.
April 4, 1940
The league banquet was held at the YMCA in the Mitchell Joannes Room. The chicken banquet
was held for 140 players and their wives. John Scholl of the YMCA was the speaker.
Adolph Glawe accepted the Championship award that was given by the president to Northwestern
Assemblymen.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1940-41
President: Adolph Vandertie Secretary: J. A. Lacey
Moved and second the league will proceed the same as last year. There will be 12 teams.
March 20, 1941
Banquet was held at YMCA Mitchell Joannes Room for 150 players and quests. Chicken and ham was served. Prize money and
metal was given by John Scholl.
Standing as follows: Fairmont Homo 26-7
Northwest Shop 23-10
Hoberg A 22-11
Northwest Assembly (25) 22-11
I. O. O. F. 19-14
Fairmont Select 18-15
Reimers 17-16
Northwest Assembly (85) 14-19
Kraft 11-19
Hoberg "B" 10-23
Prange 8-22
Sears 2-31
Moved and second that the League have a City Tournament 1:00 PM Sunday, on March 30, 1941 at the YMCA gymnasium.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1941-42
September 23, 1941
President Adolph Vandertie Secretary J.A. Lacey
Moved and second the League will go with 14 teams and will play two (2) rounds of play
The Board of Managers of the League are:
Ralph Tubbs Fairmont Select Ervin Mortenson I. O. O. F
Neal Wood Reimers Russell Seifert Drop Forge
Vernon Wood Kraft Velveta Henry Reynard Fairmont Homo
Cy Lagers Shefford Ferris Hannon Hoberg
Paul Mech Kraft American Adolph Glawe Northwest (25)
Ken Davidson Press Gazette Archie Schilling Schilling Decoration
Richard Vincent Schilling #2 R.J. Johnston Northwest Gunners
Moved and second we start play first week in October on Wednesday night.
May 6, 1942
Dartball banquet and dance at Mitchell Joannes Room, 6:45 PM at YMCA. Roast chicken and dressing was served for 184
players, wives and girlfriends. Music for the dance by the Orthophonics. Tables for playing cards were also available.
Chairman: Ferris Hannon Secretary: Ken Davidson
Music Chairman: Ervin Mortenson Card Chairman: Adolph Glawe
Standings: Season Records
Fairmont Select 63-15 Single Norman Servais--I. O. O. F. 227
Reimers 58-20 Double Howard Stromman–Reimers 223
I. O. O. F. 55-23 Triple Felix Daniels–I. O. O. F. 92
Kraft American 53-25 Home Run J. Johnston–Northwest ? 14
Hoberg 50-28 Batting champ Jim Basche--Hoberg .622
Kraft Velveta 45-33 Big Ten Hitters for the Year
Fairmont Homo 50-34 AB HITS AVE
Shefford 37-41 Dick Rondou, Press Gazette 310 212 684
Northwest (25) 34-44 Jim Basche, Hoberg 368 229 622
Schilling Decoration 31-47 Bud Charles, Hoberg 352 210 597
Northwest Gunners 30-48 Ralph Tubbs, Fairmont Select 373 205 549
Drop Forge 1 21-57 Norman Servais, I. O. O. F. 435 236 543
Drop Forge 2 13-65 Al Nussbaum, Fairmont Select 405 214 528
Press Gazette 10-68 Charles Kraft, Kraft American 292 150 517
Roy Young, Fairmont,Select 333 172 516
Henry Reynard, Fairmont Homo 417 212 508
Stanley Okraskinski, Kraft American 383 193 504
**NOTE: Basche is listed as Batting Champ, but Rondou had a higher average. Do not know why it was recorded this way
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1942-43
September 1942
President: Ralph Tubbs Treasurer: John Scholl Secretary: Ferris Hannon
The league will have eight (8) teams this year.
April, 1943
Kraft Food was this year champion, the manager is Paul Mech
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1943-44
September 1943
President: Neil Wood Treauser: John Scholl Secetary: Ferris Hannon
The league will have eight (8) teams this year.
April 1944
Kraft Food repeated this year as champion, the manager is Paul Mech.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1944-45
September 13, 1944
President: Nels DeNamur Treasurer: John Scholl Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen
The League will have Seven (7) teams and will start play October 7, 1944 at the YMCA:
Verifine Local 507 Kraft Fisher Bros Drop Forge Northwest Hoberg
April 18, 1945
Kraft Cheese Co. was the League Champions with the following players:
Stanley Okraskinski H. Douville Alfred Miller G. Lindow
O. Conrad J. Schutte S. Bowman F. Danick
Paul Mech-Manager
**All players on the first place team (Kraft) received a $1.00 Defense Saving Stamp.
Fairmont (Verifine) won second place with the following players:
Al Nussbaum C. Warner Roy Young Adolph Zipple
E. Kane A. Aldrich Ralph Tubbs-Manager
**All players on the second place team (Fairmont) received a 50¢ Defense Saving Stamp
Singles 262 Henry Reynard
Doubles 94 Adolph Zipple
Triples 168 H. Schabow
Home Runs 5 John Scholl
Batting Champ .470 Stanley Okraskinski
**NOTE: What are Defense Savings Stamps?
The Defense Postal Savings Stamp Albums were distributed by the U.S. Treasury, mostly through the Post Office Department. It was a way
for the government to have the public help finance the war effort. War savings stamps were first issued in 1917, during World War I. In May,
1941, the America on Guard series appeared, consisting of 10, 25, 50 cents, $1 and $5 denominations. Use was encouraged as a way for
the public to save money and at the same time contribute to the war effort. Adults could place them in correspondingly higher value
"albums" and trade them in upon completion for $50.00, $100.00 or higher denomination War Savings Bonds
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1945-46
September 1945-April 1946
President & Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen Treasurer: Marvin Schmude
There are seven (7) teams in the league:
Verifine Kraft Reimer Meat Local 507 Northwest Hoberg Drop Forge
Kraft Food was the league champion with Paul Mech as manager.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1946-47
September 1946
President & Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen Treasurer: ?
The YMCA notified the League they can not play dartball here after this season.
There are seven (7) teams in the league:
Verifine Kraft Fisher Bros. Local 507 Northwest Hoberg Drop Forge
April 1947
Verifine won the league championship with Henry Vanden Elzen as manager
--Agreement with the YMCA at the end of the season.-- "We the undersigned Managers of the teams which participated in the
YMCA Industrial Dartball League agree to the following terms of settlement relative to the League treasury and property as of the
close of the 1946-47 season."
"The sum of $55.63 balance in the treasury to transferred to the officers of the present Green Bay Dartball League. The League
property of four (4) dartball boards and all new and used darts be given to the YMCA in recognition of their interest and
corporation in organizing and sponsoring the Industrial Dartball League from 1939 to 1947."
--The following managers sign the agreement.
Verifine Henry VandenElzen Local 507 Joseph Schweiner
Kraft Alfred Miller Fisher Bros Marvin Schmude
Drop Forge Oscar Zimmer Northwest Ted Villiesse
Hoberg Nels DeNamur
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1947-48
September 15, 1947
President: Henry Vanden Elzen Vice President: Nels DeNamur Sec/Tresurer: John Scholl
The League began the season playing at the Moose Club.
--Minutes as agreed by Moose Club and League representatives–
There will be a $5.00 entry fee per team. On the second week of league playing the entry fee must be paid.
Each man must pay 25¢ per night of league game.
The Lodge is to receive 20¢ for each man and 5¢ will be put in a separate fund for books, etc.
On games other than League schedule, the Lodge will collect 25¢ per man.
The Secretary will be paid $25.00 by the Lodge.
There will be given one prize each night of league playing and the $1.00 will be paid by the Lodge.
The total prize money at the end of the season will be not more than $35.00 and will be paid by the Lodge.
The name of the league is Green Bay Industrial League.
A banquet will be furnished by the Moose Club and the end of the season, but must not cost more than $100.00.
No drinks will be served to players from the start of the game until the games have completed for the night with the exception of
pop.
The League will start the first Wednesday in October 1947. H. R. Koladzek–Secretary G.B. Moose Lodge #801
May 19, 1948
There are seven (7) teams in the League.
Kraft Foods won the championship with Alfred Miller as manager.
Verifine won second place with Henry VandenElzen as manager.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1948-49
September 13, 1948
President: Charles H???gate Sec/Treasurer: Henry VandenElzen
There will be 10 teams in the League:
Kraft Foods Verifine Al's Old Quaker State Oil Local 507
Bodga Motors Peg & Bills Bar W?llge G???e Northwest
Ziese Const. Moose Lodge
Spring, 1949
First half won by Kraft Food and second half won by Al's Old Quaker State Oil.
Championship won by Al's Old Quaker State Oil with Al Rentmester as manager.
119 players in the league and 11 players missed no nights.
Batting Champ–.528 Dick Rondou, Al"s Old Quaker Oil
Runs Batted in - 174 Adolph Zipple Sr.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1949-50
September 6, 1949
President: Ernest Morgensen Sec/Treasurer: Henry VandenElzen
**Note: New agreement with G.B. Moose Lodge. Changes are in bold letters.
--Minutes as agreed by Moose Club and League representatives–
There will be a $5.00 entry fee per team. On the second week of league playing the entry fee must be paid.
Each man must pay 25¢ per night of league game.
The Lodge is to receive 20¢ for each man and 5¢ will be put in a separate fund for books, etc.
On games other than League schedule, the Moose Lodge will collect 25¢ per man.
The Secretary will be paid $30.00 by the Lodge or $3.00 per team.
There will be given one prize each night of league playing and the $1.00 will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The total prize money at the end of the season will be not more than $40.00 and will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The name of the league is Green Bay Industrial League.
A banquet will be furnished by the Moose Lodge at the end of the season, but must not cost more than $100.00.
No drinks will be served to players from the start of the game until the games have completed for the night with the exception of
pop.
The hall shall be empty at 7:30 PM for dartball players the night they play.
A new set of darts will be furnished by the Moose Lodge after each round of play.
The League will start the October 25, 1949.
R. H. Larschied–Secretary G.B. Moose Lodge #801 Henry Vanden Elzen–Secretary Green Bay Industrial League
April 14, 1950
League Championship is Al's Old Quaker Oil. They took first the first and second half of the season.
Verifine won second place. 128 players in league with 9 players missed no nights.
Final standings
Al's Old Quaker Oil 67-14 Northwest 36-45
Verifine Dairy 63-18 George Steffen Roofing 36-45
Local 507 48-33 Ziese Constrction 32-49
Nelson 45-36 Moose Lodge 25-56
Bogda Motors 40-41 Doneys Builders 13-68
Batting Champ .514 Henry Eisch–Verifine Dairy
Second Place .496 Dick Rondou–Al's Old Quaker Oil
Runs Driven Inn 173 Ed Lindsley–Al's Old Quaker Oil
President: Adolph Vandertie Secretary: J. A. Lacey
Moved and second the league will proceed the same as last year. There will be 12 teams.
March 20, 1941
Banquet was held at YMCA Mitchell Joannes Room for 150 players and quests. Chicken and ham was served. Prize money and
metal was given by John Scholl.
Standing as follows: Fairmont Homo 26-7
Northwest Shop 23-10
Hoberg A 22-11
Northwest Assembly (25) 22-11
I. O. O. F. 19-14
Fairmont Select 18-15
Reimers 17-16
Northwest Assembly (85) 14-19
Kraft 11-19
Hoberg "B" 10-23
Prange 8-22
Sears 2-31
Moved and second that the League have a City Tournament 1:00 PM Sunday, on March 30, 1941 at the YMCA gymnasium.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1941-42
September 23, 1941
President Adolph Vandertie Secretary J.A. Lacey
Moved and second the League will go with 14 teams and will play two (2) rounds of play
The Board of Managers of the League are:
Ralph Tubbs Fairmont Select Ervin Mortenson I. O. O. F
Neal Wood Reimers Russell Seifert Drop Forge
Vernon Wood Kraft Velveta Henry Reynard Fairmont Homo
Cy Lagers Shefford Ferris Hannon Hoberg
Paul Mech Kraft American Adolph Glawe Northwest (25)
Ken Davidson Press Gazette Archie Schilling Schilling Decoration
Richard Vincent Schilling #2 R.J. Johnston Northwest Gunners
Moved and second we start play first week in October on Wednesday night.
May 6, 1942
Dartball banquet and dance at Mitchell Joannes Room, 6:45 PM at YMCA. Roast chicken and dressing was served for 184
players, wives and girlfriends. Music for the dance by the Orthophonics. Tables for playing cards were also available.
Chairman: Ferris Hannon Secretary: Ken Davidson
Music Chairman: Ervin Mortenson Card Chairman: Adolph Glawe
Standings: Season Records
Fairmont Select 63-15 Single Norman Servais--I. O. O. F. 227
Reimers 58-20 Double Howard Stromman–Reimers 223
I. O. O. F. 55-23 Triple Felix Daniels–I. O. O. F. 92
Kraft American 53-25 Home Run J. Johnston–Northwest ? 14
Hoberg 50-28 Batting champ Jim Basche--Hoberg .622
Kraft Velveta 45-33 Big Ten Hitters for the Year
Fairmont Homo 50-34 AB HITS AVE
Shefford 37-41 Dick Rondou, Press Gazette 310 212 684
Northwest (25) 34-44 Jim Basche, Hoberg 368 229 622
Schilling Decoration 31-47 Bud Charles, Hoberg 352 210 597
Northwest Gunners 30-48 Ralph Tubbs, Fairmont Select 373 205 549
Drop Forge 1 21-57 Norman Servais, I. O. O. F. 435 236 543
Drop Forge 2 13-65 Al Nussbaum, Fairmont Select 405 214 528
Press Gazette 10-68 Charles Kraft, Kraft American 292 150 517
Roy Young, Fairmont,Select 333 172 516
Henry Reynard, Fairmont Homo 417 212 508
Stanley Okraskinski, Kraft American 383 193 504
**NOTE: Basche is listed as Batting Champ, but Rondou had a higher average. Do not know why it was recorded this way
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1942-43
September 1942
President: Ralph Tubbs Treasurer: John Scholl Secretary: Ferris Hannon
The league will have eight (8) teams this year.
April, 1943
Kraft Food was this year champion, the manager is Paul Mech
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1943-44
September 1943
President: Neil Wood Treauser: John Scholl Secetary: Ferris Hannon
The league will have eight (8) teams this year.
April 1944
Kraft Food repeated this year as champion, the manager is Paul Mech.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1944-45
September 13, 1944
President: Nels DeNamur Treasurer: John Scholl Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen
The League will have Seven (7) teams and will start play October 7, 1944 at the YMCA:
Verifine Local 507 Kraft Fisher Bros Drop Forge Northwest Hoberg
April 18, 1945
Kraft Cheese Co. was the League Champions with the following players:
Stanley Okraskinski H. Douville Alfred Miller G. Lindow
O. Conrad J. Schutte S. Bowman F. Danick
Paul Mech-Manager
**All players on the first place team (Kraft) received a $1.00 Defense Saving Stamp.
Fairmont (Verifine) won second place with the following players:
Al Nussbaum C. Warner Roy Young Adolph Zipple
E. Kane A. Aldrich Ralph Tubbs-Manager
**All players on the second place team (Fairmont) received a 50¢ Defense Saving Stamp
Singles 262 Henry Reynard
Doubles 94 Adolph Zipple
Triples 168 H. Schabow
Home Runs 5 John Scholl
Batting Champ .470 Stanley Okraskinski
**NOTE: What are Defense Savings Stamps?
The Defense Postal Savings Stamp Albums were distributed by the U.S. Treasury, mostly through the Post Office Department. It was a way
for the government to have the public help finance the war effort. War savings stamps were first issued in 1917, during World War I. In May,
1941, the America on Guard series appeared, consisting of 10, 25, 50 cents, $1 and $5 denominations. Use was encouraged as a way for
the public to save money and at the same time contribute to the war effort. Adults could place them in correspondingly higher value
"albums" and trade them in upon completion for $50.00, $100.00 or higher denomination War Savings Bonds
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1945-46
September 1945-April 1946
President & Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen Treasurer: Marvin Schmude
There are seven (7) teams in the league:
Verifine Kraft Reimer Meat Local 507 Northwest Hoberg Drop Forge
Kraft Food was the league champion with Paul Mech as manager.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL DARTBALL LEAGUE Season 1946-47
September 1946
President & Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen Treasurer: ?
The YMCA notified the League they can not play dartball here after this season.
There are seven (7) teams in the league:
Verifine Kraft Fisher Bros. Local 507 Northwest Hoberg Drop Forge
April 1947
Verifine won the league championship with Henry Vanden Elzen as manager
--Agreement with the YMCA at the end of the season.-- "We the undersigned Managers of the teams which participated in the
YMCA Industrial Dartball League agree to the following terms of settlement relative to the League treasury and property as of the
close of the 1946-47 season."
"The sum of $55.63 balance in the treasury to transferred to the officers of the present Green Bay Dartball League. The League
property of four (4) dartball boards and all new and used darts be given to the YMCA in recognition of their interest and
corporation in organizing and sponsoring the Industrial Dartball League from 1939 to 1947."
--The following managers sign the agreement.
Verifine Henry VandenElzen Local 507 Joseph Schweiner
Kraft Alfred Miller Fisher Bros Marvin Schmude
Drop Forge Oscar Zimmer Northwest Ted Villiesse
Hoberg Nels DeNamur
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1947-48
September 15, 1947
President: Henry Vanden Elzen Vice President: Nels DeNamur Sec/Tresurer: John Scholl
The League began the season playing at the Moose Club.
--Minutes as agreed by Moose Club and League representatives–
There will be a $5.00 entry fee per team. On the second week of league playing the entry fee must be paid.
Each man must pay 25¢ per night of league game.
The Lodge is to receive 20¢ for each man and 5¢ will be put in a separate fund for books, etc.
On games other than League schedule, the Lodge will collect 25¢ per man.
The Secretary will be paid $25.00 by the Lodge.
There will be given one prize each night of league playing and the $1.00 will be paid by the Lodge.
The total prize money at the end of the season will be not more than $35.00 and will be paid by the Lodge.
The name of the league is Green Bay Industrial League.
A banquet will be furnished by the Moose Club and the end of the season, but must not cost more than $100.00.
No drinks will be served to players from the start of the game until the games have completed for the night with the exception of
pop.
The League will start the first Wednesday in October 1947. H. R. Koladzek–Secretary G.B. Moose Lodge #801
May 19, 1948
There are seven (7) teams in the League.
Kraft Foods won the championship with Alfred Miller as manager.
Verifine won second place with Henry VandenElzen as manager.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1948-49
September 13, 1948
President: Charles H???gate Sec/Treasurer: Henry VandenElzen
There will be 10 teams in the League:
Kraft Foods Verifine Al's Old Quaker State Oil Local 507
Bodga Motors Peg & Bills Bar W?llge G???e Northwest
Ziese Const. Moose Lodge
Spring, 1949
First half won by Kraft Food and second half won by Al's Old Quaker State Oil.
Championship won by Al's Old Quaker State Oil with Al Rentmester as manager.
119 players in the league and 11 players missed no nights.
Batting Champ–.528 Dick Rondou, Al"s Old Quaker Oil
Runs Batted in - 174 Adolph Zipple Sr.
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1949-50
September 6, 1949
President: Ernest Morgensen Sec/Treasurer: Henry VandenElzen
**Note: New agreement with G.B. Moose Lodge. Changes are in bold letters.
--Minutes as agreed by Moose Club and League representatives–
There will be a $5.00 entry fee per team. On the second week of league playing the entry fee must be paid.
Each man must pay 25¢ per night of league game.
The Lodge is to receive 20¢ for each man and 5¢ will be put in a separate fund for books, etc.
On games other than League schedule, the Moose Lodge will collect 25¢ per man.
The Secretary will be paid $30.00 by the Lodge or $3.00 per team.
There will be given one prize each night of league playing and the $1.00 will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The total prize money at the end of the season will be not more than $40.00 and will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The name of the league is Green Bay Industrial League.
A banquet will be furnished by the Moose Lodge at the end of the season, but must not cost more than $100.00.
No drinks will be served to players from the start of the game until the games have completed for the night with the exception of
pop.
The hall shall be empty at 7:30 PM for dartball players the night they play.
A new set of darts will be furnished by the Moose Lodge after each round of play.
The League will start the October 25, 1949.
R. H. Larschied–Secretary G.B. Moose Lodge #801 Henry Vanden Elzen–Secretary Green Bay Industrial League
April 14, 1950
League Championship is Al's Old Quaker Oil. They took first the first and second half of the season.
Verifine won second place. 128 players in league with 9 players missed no nights.
Final standings
Al's Old Quaker Oil 67-14 Northwest 36-45
Verifine Dairy 63-18 George Steffen Roofing 36-45
Local 507 48-33 Ziese Constrction 32-49
Nelson 45-36 Moose Lodge 25-56
Bogda Motors 40-41 Doneys Builders 13-68
Batting Champ .514 Henry Eisch–Verifine Dairy
Second Place .496 Dick Rondou–Al's Old Quaker Oil
Runs Driven Inn 173 Ed Lindsley–Al's Old Quaker Oil
GREEN BAY INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Season 1950-51
September 7, 1950
President: Ralph Tubbs Secretary/Treasurer: Henry Vanden Elzen
**Note: New agreement with G.B. Moose Lodge.
--Minutes as agreed by Moose Club and League representatives–
There will be a $5.00 entry fee per team. On the third week of league playing the entry fee must be paid to League Secretary.
The Moose Lodge and League will each receive half of the entry fees.
Each man must pay 25¢ per night of league game.
The Lodge is to receive 15¢ for each man and 10¢ will be put in a separate fund for the League.
On games other than League schedule, the Moose Lodge will collect 25¢ per man.
The Secretary will be paid by the Lodge or $3.00 per team.
There will be given one prize each night of league playing and the $1.00 will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The total prize money at the end of the season will be not more than $40.00 and will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The name of the league is Green Bay Industrial League.
A banquet will be furnished by the Green Bay Industrial League at the end of the season,
but must not cost more than $100.00.
No drinks will be served to players from the start of the game until the games have completed for the night,
with the exception of pop.
The hall shall be empty at 7:30 PM for dartball players the night they play.
A new set of darts will be furnished by the League after each round of play.
The League will start the October 4, 1950.
The League officers and committees will help for the tournament.
R. H. Larschied–Secretary G.B. Moose Lodge #801 Henry Vanden Elzen–Secretary Green Bay Industrial League
April 25, 1951
First Half Second Half
Al Rentmeester Oil 35-7 Verifine Dairy 34-5
Verifine Dairy 33-9 Al Rentmeester Oil 30-9
Kraft Lunch 29-13 Kraft Lunch 30-9
George Steffens Roofing 22-20 Nelson Tavern 24-15
Nelson Tavern 20-22 Bogda Motors 17-22
Gay Insurance 19-23 George Steffens Roofing 17-22
Biebel Food Market 19-23 Gay Insurance 16-23
Bodga Motors 15-27 Biebel Food Market 13-26
Wheeler Cheese 14-25 Wheeler Cheese 8-31
Moose Lodge 6-36 Moose Lodge 6-33
Verifine won the Championship playoff with Al Reentmeester Oil
Batting Champ .519 Gerald Kolb---Al Rentmeester Oil
Second .514 Howard Stromman---Verifine Dairy
Runs Batted In 203 Adolph Zipple---Verifine Dairy
121 Players in the League—15 players missed 0 nights
Green Bay Industrial League Season 1951-52
September 8, 1951
President: Ernie Morgenson Sec/Treasurer: Henry Vanden Elzen
Vice President: Andy Steffel Umpire in Chief: Lee Hallada
Committee: Ed Lindsley, Howard Stromman, Adolph Zipple Sr.
Property Man: Ray Piontek–League and A. Schmidt–Moose Lodge #801
The League will have twelve (12) teams.
April 24, 1952
Banquet was held at the Moose Lodge for 90 players
Verifine Dairy is the League Champion by winning both halves. The players on the Championship Verifine Dairy team are:
Henry Eisch Clem Wauters Norb Rommel Adolph Zipple Jr.
Orlando Picard Norbert Gauthier Frank Ceaser Adolph Zipple Sr.
Henry Vanden Elzen, manager
Final Total Standings Pct
Verifine Dairy 67-11 .859
Ten-O-One 57-18 .760
Geo Steffen Roofing 55-20 .733
Al Rentmeester Oil 54-24 .692
Al Rentmeester Jr. 46-32 .590
Nelson Tavern 45-33 .577
A & P Cheese 31-47 .329
Gay Insurance 23-55 .295
Reimers Meat 21-48 .292
Harrys Bar 22-56 .282
Bogda Motors 21.57 .269
Moose Lodge 19-59 .244
Highest Scoring Game---46 runs (Verifine Dairy 24—Al Rentmeester Oil 22)
Most Runs in 3 games—103 (Verifine Dairy 54—Al Rentmeester Oil 49)
Batting Champ .543 Henry Eisch - Verifine Dairy
Second Ave. .528 Dick Rondou - Al Rentmeester Oil
Third Ave. .507 Howard Stromman - Al Rentmeester Oil
Total Hits 239 Henry Eisch - Verifine Dairy
Singles 203 Henry Eisch - Verifine Dairy
Triples 163 Howard Stromman - Al Rentmeester Oil
Runs Batted In 149 Adolph Zipple Sr. - Verifine Dairy
133 players in the league------22 players missed 0 nights
September 7, 1950
President: Ralph Tubbs Secretary/Treasurer: Henry Vanden Elzen
**Note: New agreement with G.B. Moose Lodge.
--Minutes as agreed by Moose Club and League representatives–
There will be a $5.00 entry fee per team. On the third week of league playing the entry fee must be paid to League Secretary.
The Moose Lodge and League will each receive half of the entry fees.
Each man must pay 25¢ per night of league game.
The Lodge is to receive 15¢ for each man and 10¢ will be put in a separate fund for the League.
On games other than League schedule, the Moose Lodge will collect 25¢ per man.
The Secretary will be paid by the Lodge or $3.00 per team.
There will be given one prize each night of league playing and the $1.00 will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The total prize money at the end of the season will be not more than $40.00 and will be paid by the Moose Lodge.
The name of the league is Green Bay Industrial League.
A banquet will be furnished by the Green Bay Industrial League at the end of the season,
but must not cost more than $100.00.
No drinks will be served to players from the start of the game until the games have completed for the night,
with the exception of pop.
The hall shall be empty at 7:30 PM for dartball players the night they play.
A new set of darts will be furnished by the League after each round of play.
The League will start the October 4, 1950.
The League officers and committees will help for the tournament.
R. H. Larschied–Secretary G.B. Moose Lodge #801 Henry Vanden Elzen–Secretary Green Bay Industrial League
April 25, 1951
First Half Second Half
Al Rentmeester Oil 35-7 Verifine Dairy 34-5
Verifine Dairy 33-9 Al Rentmeester Oil 30-9
Kraft Lunch 29-13 Kraft Lunch 30-9
George Steffens Roofing 22-20 Nelson Tavern 24-15
Nelson Tavern 20-22 Bogda Motors 17-22
Gay Insurance 19-23 George Steffens Roofing 17-22
Biebel Food Market 19-23 Gay Insurance 16-23
Bodga Motors 15-27 Biebel Food Market 13-26
Wheeler Cheese 14-25 Wheeler Cheese 8-31
Moose Lodge 6-36 Moose Lodge 6-33
Verifine won the Championship playoff with Al Reentmeester Oil
Batting Champ .519 Gerald Kolb---Al Rentmeester Oil
Second .514 Howard Stromman---Verifine Dairy
Runs Batted In 203 Adolph Zipple---Verifine Dairy
121 Players in the League—15 players missed 0 nights
Green Bay Industrial League Season 1951-52
September 8, 1951
President: Ernie Morgenson Sec/Treasurer: Henry Vanden Elzen
Vice President: Andy Steffel Umpire in Chief: Lee Hallada
Committee: Ed Lindsley, Howard Stromman, Adolph Zipple Sr.
Property Man: Ray Piontek–League and A. Schmidt–Moose Lodge #801
The League will have twelve (12) teams.
April 24, 1952
Banquet was held at the Moose Lodge for 90 players
Verifine Dairy is the League Champion by winning both halves. The players on the Championship Verifine Dairy team are:
Henry Eisch Clem Wauters Norb Rommel Adolph Zipple Jr.
Orlando Picard Norbert Gauthier Frank Ceaser Adolph Zipple Sr.
Henry Vanden Elzen, manager
Final Total Standings Pct
Verifine Dairy 67-11 .859
Ten-O-One 57-18 .760
Geo Steffen Roofing 55-20 .733
Al Rentmeester Oil 54-24 .692
Al Rentmeester Jr. 46-32 .590
Nelson Tavern 45-33 .577
A & P Cheese 31-47 .329
Gay Insurance 23-55 .295
Reimers Meat 21-48 .292
Harrys Bar 22-56 .282
Bogda Motors 21.57 .269
Moose Lodge 19-59 .244
Highest Scoring Game---46 runs (Verifine Dairy 24—Al Rentmeester Oil 22)
Most Runs in 3 games—103 (Verifine Dairy 54—Al Rentmeester Oil 49)
Batting Champ .543 Henry Eisch - Verifine Dairy
Second Ave. .528 Dick Rondou - Al Rentmeester Oil
Third Ave. .507 Howard Stromman - Al Rentmeester Oil
Total Hits 239 Henry Eisch - Verifine Dairy
Singles 203 Henry Eisch - Verifine Dairy
Triples 163 Howard Stromman - Al Rentmeester Oil
Runs Batted In 149 Adolph Zipple Sr. - Verifine Dairy
133 players in the league------22 players missed 0 nights