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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1960
Page
11
Bowling tips urge bowlers to adopt a shoulder pivot to handle tacky lanes. Jimmy Blouin demonstrates a wide hook spin from near the gutter, finishing with an arm-high delivery toward the right gutter. The lesson stresses keeping the arm vertical and avoiding a leftward pull to hit the right-pocket between pins.
Southwestern, Ottawa College of Emporia and Sterling earned Kansas Conference wins Tuesday night. Ottawa beat Kansas Wesleyan 75 68 as John McAninch scored 26. College of Emporia defeated Baker 73 58 with Maurice Higgins netting 20 and 19 rebounds. Sterling beat Bethel 58 50, Ft. Hays State topped Colorado College 84 73. Rich Cleaver and Gary Langley led Southwestern scoring.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. O Connor hosted a family dinner with guests from El Paso Texas California Russell andkan Strawn Larnered and Kansas City plus the O Connors. Alfred Rake and family visited Bernard Walden in Topeka. Arthur Bland improves after illness. Larry Vestal went to Stormont Vail Hospital for tests. George Steele and family joined Leslie Harold family for a Sunday dinner. Barbara Anderson Joyce Schwemmer Sandy Steele and Mary Houk sang at church. Worthington Schwemmer and Nora Smith attended a Grange supper at Watson. Carolyn Turner visited Joyce Schwemmer. Ray Schulz from New York spent ...
Several weeks with his sister and various families reported as visitors and gatherings. Highlights include 4-H leader Wesley Wulfkuhle and others at a council meeting, numerous visits among Hildenbrand, Vestal, Rake, Schwemmer, and Scarbrough households, and Rita Lynch being hospitalized. Families in Topeka, Scranton, Tulsa, and Platt City are noted in recent social rounds.
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