Central Florida Lawn Bowling League Meets in DeLand
Meeting of the Central Florida Lawn Bowling League in DeLand voted to assign bowls responsibility to club Games committee chairs, revive and schedule social games, and expand league teams to five trebles per club for one season. Notable results included Seiger skipping Rhodes 18 to 12 and Shelley’s team beating Bennett’s group 20 to 17 while several players from Mount Dora participated.
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Central
and Seiger
Rhodes
Louise Skoglund
Marguerite Chesy
Charles Skoglund
John Chesley
Clark
Margaret Bennett
Carrel
Grace Trager
Garrison
Shelley
Bridge Champs Shine As Boyle Couple Claim 1952 Title
The 1952 club champions are Mr. and Mrs. William D. Boyle. Sunshine drew many to the rinks for social games in Orlando on April 3 with strong fields and cordial hosts. Results include Engelster led by Treger 18 to 16, Bauweris 26 over Nelson Boyle Fuller 10 to 26, and several other close finishes as local and visiting players vied for bragging rights and points.
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Sunshine
William D. Boyle
Boyles
Orlando
Dr. Bennett
A. Blackburn
Marsh
Engelster
Bess Nelson
Boyle
Fuller
Bauweris
Trager
Stodes
Rogers
Kellogg
Fourman
A Nelson
E. Blackburne
Rehm
Ruth Bridgman
Labisky
Hatfield
Helen Hutchinson
Red and Black Shuffleboard Contest Scores Report
Saturday evening club members met for the Red and Black contest with 14 courts filled by 56 players. J L McKimmy and Ward Gibbs led Reds with 255 points while Mrs Lillian Miller and Mrs W H Spangler led Blacks with 245. Reds beat Reds in a 100 point playoff 107 to 60 as Northern members departed and Winter visitors regretted leaving for the North.
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J. L. McKimmy
Ward Gibbs
Lillian Miller
W. H. Spangler
Reds
Eustis
Florida Students Favor Point Four Aid Over A Bomb
A Florida poll by Rep. A S Syd Herlong shows youth oppose the atomic bomb and favor Point Four aid for backward nations. Students also oppose invading Red China and universal military training, while most other groups back military aid, wage and price controls.
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A. S
Syd” Herlong
Lake County
Florida
Far East
United States
China
Herlong
U. S
Korea
Red China
Heart Attack Takes Winter Visitor Nellie Bump
Mrs. Nellie Susan Bump, 71, winter resident at Riley's Park, died Sunday from a heart attack. Born in Lakewood, Ohio, she had spent two years at Riley's Park with her husband Edward and three sons M J Bump Kenneth Bump and Darrell Bump all of Ohio. She leaves four grandchildren and was active in the Methodist church and the Eastern Star. Last rites were to be held in Cleveland.
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Nellie Susan Bump
Riley’s Park
Incomplete OCR Notes on Professor Fritz Heiche Research
Fragmentary text cites Professor Fritz Heiche of Canada and a claim about Romans reaching land around 300 B.C. The passage mixes names and dates with unclear context, offering no coherent event or sourcing to confirm a full narrative.
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Fritz Heiche
Canada
B.C
Annolly
Theo
America
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