Bowling tournament crowns tight doubles and close singles
Dot Doughman and Mildred Long win 1953 doubles with 1107 pins beating Edith Broyles and Mary Lund by three. Sue Kinder takes singles with 623, while Pat Kindle 606 earns a 129 triplicate in doubles. Boots Mills claims all events lead with 1563 pins and Kinder tops all events with handicap at 1692.
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Dayton May Get WIBEC In 1954
The WIBC opened its two day annual convention in Detroit with 800 delegates to decide the 1955 tournament site. Chief bidders include Omaha Dayton and Miami with Dayton seeking its first bid. Betty Richey and Pear Ackerman moved to fourth in doubles while Margaret Schueller rose to fifth in singles. Olympic miler Warren Dreitzler holds MSU mile records 4 08 8 and 9 08 9.
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Prize Winners In Women's Tourney Standings List
A list of prize winners and top finishers in a women's tournament, showing rankings from 1 to 40 with names such as Kinder Kindle Rose Fishbaugh Shibley Doughman Fultz Baker Mattingly Crouch M Wombold Weikel and others, along with scores ranging from 623 to 516.
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Vinegar Bend Mizell Marriage Prompts Cards Crew Presence
Vinegar Bend Mizell wed Nancy Ruth McAlpine in Winston Salem with Cardinals figures Eddie Yuhas Vern Benson and Neal Hertweck plus Winston Salem Business Manager Jim Grieves in attendance. Grieves noted Mizell strengthened as the game wore on, while NEA coverage lists cricket-like event scores and all events tallies for the club.
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