Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Leader Sets Scoring Pace
The Mount Dora league notes a record back to 1950 with George Caldwell’s 33 to 6 win over an era record and Lou Heaton’s 32 to 4 victory on January 14 1958 as the strongest margins. Despite cold winds and a tough Daytona Peabody squad, local teams fared poorly last week while other clubs competed in the Orlando invitational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
George Cadwell
Harold Esch
Lou Heaton
Daytona
Heaton
Caldwells
Ira Kelleg
Garry Garrison
Bob van Stone
Ed Johnson
Wwn
Lou
Daytona Peabody
Daytona Beach
Bill Jealous
Walter Towe
Ed Meech
Peabody
Orlando
Harold Sherman
Ruth Francis
George Caldwell
Gertrude Miller
Ted Foey
Pete Peterson
Shuffleboard Playoffs Highlight Red and Black Courts
On Tuesday fourteen courts hosted two play-offs led by the Oatis-Powers team who beat Bisek 100 to 70 for first high Red and Wimberly-Chaffee won 107 to 41 for second high Black. Officials were Nolet, Thomp son, Gant, McCauley, Olson, and Wheeler. Last Friday red and black play on twelve courts, Vaughan Wentworth 103 to 58 over Thompson Spreng, and McConnell Wimberly 105 to 92 over Fairbanks McConnell. The event marked McConnell and Fairbanks first Red and Black contest and drew praise for member participation and the unusually large eight-inch diameter pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brehaut
Albert Oatis
Dr. J. C. Powers
Lee Wimberly
Leonard Chaffee
Frank Meyers
Harland Wheeler
Wimberly-Chaffee
William Nolet
Frank Thompson
Arch Gant
Clyde McCauley
Emma Olson
Edith Wheeler
Charles Geer
George Vaughan
Murray Wentworth
Roy Spreng
Vaughan-Wentworth
Mervin Fairbanks
Oliver Macomber
Alex McConnell
McConnell-Wimberly
McConnell and Fairbanks
John W. Stewart Rites Set in Tangerine
John W. Stewart 57 of Tangerine died Saturday Jan 27 after living in Tangerine two years formerly of Paisley Fla He was born in Frederick Oklahoma and belonged to the Methodist Church Survivors include wife Jeanette mother Mrs C Ruth Stewart Winter Park Fla a stepson C G Olmsted Alexandria Va and four grandchildren Services were held Tuesday Jan 30 at 30 p m from Rehbaum Harden Chapel Rev Robert T Henry officiated Rehbaum Harden Funeral Home had charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stewart
Tangerine
Mr. Stewart
Frederick
Oklahoma
Paisley
Fla
Methodist Church
Jeanette
C. Ruth Stewart
Winter Park
C. G. Olmsted
Alexandria
Virginia
Red and Black and other organized play
Our member Mrs Mona Ruprecht is confined to Winter Park Memorial Hospital following surgery on Saturday morning January. She is reported as doing quite well under care with the support of Fred Garbe and Clarence Owen as umpires and Albert Oatis and Fred Brehaut as scorekeepers. Mildred Geer and Mary Francis assist in official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Garbe
Clarence Owen
Albert Oatis
Fred Brehaut
Mildred Geer
Mary Francis
Mona R Upright
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
Garden Gate dominates as scoring leaders surge in bowling standings
Club Rudo loses to Garden Gate while Shear Magic defeats Boulware Drugs. Many matches finish 3-1 with Arrington Cleaners facing Conner's Colleens and Wingler & Son meeting Paul's Gulf Strikers. Jane Blaine tops with 532 and Cora Rays scores 211 as Garden Gate posts high team 638 and 1823 for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudo
Arrington Cleaners
Wingler & Son Mitenius Mobileers
Carbaugh, Builder
Garden Gate
Pistol Petticoats
Shear Magic
Parker’s Market
Earl's Sales & Service
Seabrook Pharmacy
Boulware Drugs
Paul's Gulf Strikers
Cié
Conner’s Colleens
Carbaugh
Karl's Sales & Service
Mitenius Mobileers
Conner
Colleens
Parker's Market
Wingler & Son
Paul
Gulf Strikers
Jane Blaine
Cora Rays
Triangle Invitational Scratch January 25 1968 results
Scores from the Triangle Invitational Scratch on January 25 1968 include Lake County Supply defeating Jackson's Standard Sta, Polk Buick overcoming Liggett Drugs, Mather Furniture besting B. Martin Insurance, Don Taylor Insurance over Blakley Plumbing, Landscair defeating D. C. Waters, Eustis Dodge beating Mid-Florida Gas, and a 800 Series four-game list featuring Tom Boyd Chas Pooler Lee McRee Joe Douglas and Carl Garnto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County Supply
Jackson's Standard
Lee McRee
Joe Douglas
Carl Garnto
Players Named for 21 and Above Games
A list enumerates participants in the 21 and Above division including W Crank T Boyd C Garnto C Pooler J Douglas C Tremain B Crane D Lambert T Hutcheson A Buse B Carbaugh S Valone D Murdock B Carpenter F Hancock L McRee F Babb J Summers and P Donmayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Crank
T. Boyd
C. Garnto
C. Pooler
J. Douglas
C. Tremain
B. Crane
D. Lambert
T. Hutcheson
A. Buse
B. Carbaugh
S. Valone
D. Murdock
B. Carpenter
F. Hancock
L. McRee
F. Babb
J. Summers
P. Donmayer
Giants roll high three game series at Golden Triangle Lanes
Five-man Giants squad bowled a scratch 3,028 to set a new team record at Golden Triangle Lanes. Lee McRee led with games of 215 as the feature continues on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Golden Triangle Lanes
Lee McRee
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C.h.&b.s
Christian Home and Bible School
Timmy Kelley
Nancy Starling
Rosie Eubanks
Randy Wolford
Teri Snelgrove
Roy Williams
Waterman Hospital
Gladys Cook
Frank McFerran
Percy Shaffer
Dickinson
Leighton L. Baker
A. W.peterson
Tavares
Mt. Dora
By Fred Steele
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the Coffee League
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900 North Blvd
Leesburg, Florida
Snow Queen
Hibiscus
Northrup King Garden
Western Auto Store
Golden Triangle Shopping Center
Coleus
Green Thumb Garden Center Corp
Lake County
Lake Countians
Leonard L. Phillips
Briggs-Stratton
Boxwood
Tee Olive
Bermuda
Pete Classcock
Ple Triangle Shopping Center
DR. Huey Root
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