Mount Dora Members Report Death and Tournament Results
Lyle Wood placed second in the Champion of Champions tournament at Bradenton on March 29. Mrs Mabel Hillis died April 1 after recent confinement in hospital, with condolences extended to her family. Members announce relocations to Northport New York Boston and Stockton Springs. The Golden Triangle Tournament at Mount Dora on March 29 30 drew record entries with winners Earl Taylor and Adelle Ford, Lee Limpert and Ed Kent, Albert Oatis and Frank Thompson, Hattie Sluss and Gus Flaherty. In consolation Douglas Fletcher and Lee Wimberly, Jo Bush and George Manning were winners. Red and Black play on March 31 featured eleven courts Herman Bischoff in charge. First high Red Frank Thompson and Louis Siebenhar 241. First high Black Carroll Patch and Nina Patch 258. Thompson Siebenhar won the playoff 107 to 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Wood
Bradenton
Mount Dora
Gladys Gillick
Northport
Long Island
N.Y
Katherine Kane
Boston
Mass
Norman Therrien
Stockton Springs
Maine
Bank of Mount Dora
Earl Taylor
Adelle Ford
Eustis
Lee Limpert
Ed Kent
Albert Oatis
Frank Thompson
Hattie Sluss
Gus Flaherty
Tavares
Douglas Fletcher
Lee Wimberly
Jo Busch
George Manning
Herman Bischoff
First High Red
Louis Siebenhar
First High
Frank Bridgman visits lawn bowling club during 1971 week
Our honored member Frank Bridgman visited the club last week Tuesday, driven from Wesley Manor by friends, after a Rotary luncheon. He had just passed his lifes 102nd milestone on March 28. New mixed doubles champions Gertrude Miller and Oscar Heimberger were crowned last week. The wind hindered players, lockers were installed, and Clearwater Day with Berry Trophy Day were merged in last week’s column. The club hosted a large luncheon with many volunteers’ support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bridgman
Wesley Manor
Rotary Club
Gertrude Miller
Oscar Heimberger
Gray
Wally Man
Clearwater
Mount Dora
Mabel Semlet
Ou Fair Ladies
Red and Black playoffs and card party results
Second high Red Oliver Macomber and Jack Buxton 230. Second high Black Kay Therrien and Walter Brauneis 249. Therrien Brauneis win 106 90. Officials refs Yeutter Beckhold umpires McCauley Campbell scorekeepers Wentworth Lepper. Friday April 2 Red Black play nine courts Albert Oatis in charge. First high Red Romano Buxton 245. First high Black Peterman Spreng 238. Second high Black Thompson McClain 190. Patch Coy win 103 88. Referees Garbe Lepper, umpires Siebenhar Yeutter, scorekeepers Nemake Wentworth. Last Saturday card party one table Pinochle Anna Bischoff Frances Nemake. Three tables Bridge Everett Hensley G O French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Macomber
Jack Buxton
Kay Therrien
Walter Brauneis
Therrien-Brauneis
Robert Yeutter
Ted Beckhold
Clyde McCauley
John Campbell
Mary Wentworth
Betty Lepper
Albert Oatis
James Romano
Ralph Peterman
Leroy Spreng
Frank Thompson
Gerald McClain
Patch- Coy
Fred Garbe
Paul Lepper
Louis Siebenhar
Frances Nemake
Anna Bischoff
Everett Hensley
G.O. French
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Lyle Wood Takes
By Fred Steele
Mabel Hillis
Lex
Maynard Church
Ben Applegate
Art Miller
Bob Bierwirth
Walter Towe
Marion Gray
George Shaw
Amos Kincaid
Doris Wright
John Mark
Evan Fell
Marion Ward
Monroe Dickinson
Len Day
Gladys Cook
Ruth Francis
Bill
Council
East Town
Gerard Richter
Murray and
Lott
Lake County Planning Board
Ruth Sherrard
Gladys Day
Ray Ward
Caesar
Block
H & R Block
EDEL
CDE
Ieco
America
Sun
Crestaurant
U.S. 441
Florida
F.D.I.C
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
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