Mount Dora Bowls Sweep New Smyrna In Tournament Play
Mount Dora bowlers defeated New Smyrna 3 games to 1 at New Smyrna in a Central Florida tournament. Marsh 18 beat Adams 15. Whiteside 22 edged Johnson 20. Kellogg 26 defeated Martin 12. Kellogg-Davis beat Nelson-Harrington 24-14 in doubles. Kellogg-Davis vs Rogers-Pulis advances to final. Mixed doubles saw Trager-Applegate 14-7 over Hutchinson-Boyle, then Garrison-Ferguson 21-12 over Kearsley-Staples. Trager-Applegate won 15-13 in breezy Saturday. Major Marsh Day set Feb 5 with participants from several clubs. Albany, NY noted as oldest chartered U.S. city.
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Mount Dora
New Smyrna
Spencer
McLaughlin
Adams
Skip
Bennett
Bomke
Garrel
Marsh
Hogan
Smith
Perkins
Gartlarid
Morse
Wilson
Worsham
Burton
Whiteside
Nelson
Webb
Rogers
Johnson
Robins
Martin
Irwin
Rehm
Garrison
Kellogg
Davis
Harrington
Kellogg-Davis
Rogers-Pulis
Gracie Trager
Applegate
Helen Hutchinson
Billy Boyle
Mary Garrison
Ferguson
Mary Kearsley
Staples
Lloyd Oster
S. R. Mitchell
DeLand
Daytona
Orlando
Peabody Club
Florida
Oviedo Lions overpower Dorans in key weekend clash
The Mount Dora Hurricanes fall to Oviedo 75 to 48 after a tight first period as Oviedo Lions unleash a late scoring burst. Earlier Oviedo defeated Mount Dora 52 to 40 at Groveland while Hurricanettes lose both games 70 to 54 and 59 to 58 with Land Moon Sadler starring and Stockton Wells Snowberger guiding the defense.
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Hurricanes
Clermont
Tavares
Lake County
Mount Dora
Dorans
Oviedo Lions
Earl B. Ferson
Oviedo
Lions
Freddie Wheaton
Doran
Roseborough
Dake
TeStrake
Keller
Schneider
Ozzie Hawkins
Groveland Greenbacks
Groveland Gym
Hurricanettes
Groveland
Sara Jo Land
Joyce Moon
Margaret Sadler
Betty Stockton
Patsy Wells
Janet Snowberger
Men's Club Meets at Fellowship Hall This Monday
The Methodist Men's club will meet in Fellowship hall Monday at 6 45 p m Winter residents and visitors are invited Reservations for the supper should be made by calling the church office between 2 and 5 p m
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Fellowship Hall
Mount Dora City Golf Championship Set for Weekend
Pete Trenham defends as Joe Corbett leads qualifying with a 70. Corbett and Trenham expected to meet in the finals, with Bud Marino George Benjamin and others in the running. First round matches include Trenham vs Stebbins and Corbett vs Colaianni, all needed by Sunday.
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Mount Dora City
Pete Trenham
Joe Corbett
Corbett
Trenham
Bud Marino
George Benjamin
Groves
Stebbins
Benjamin
Art Colaianni
Marino
Stockwell
Mount Dora
Leesburg
Lake County
Kelly
Christopher
Petura
Turner
Wells
Overhiser
Bethel
Hinsdale
Council Meets At Community Church Monday Evening
The Council of the Community church will meet in the church parlors on Monday at 7 15 p m to discuss church affairs and plan activities.
Shuffleboard Notes from Mount Dora Club and Tournaments
Mrs. C F Ingersoll arrives from Deansboro New York to Mount Dora. Buba Boggs and others represent Mount Dora in Lake County ladies singles at Clermont courts with Boggs taking first prize. Reds beat Blacks 25 to 23 in a shirt sleeve afternoon round. Round Robin at Lakeland sees Orlando win with 31 games Lakeland second 28 Mount Dora third 27. Rush and Buba Boggs return from Warsaw Indiana as Rush plans retirement and both expect to return next fall.
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C.F. Ingersoll
Deansboro
N. Y
Buba Boggs
Claire Sutliffe
Harry Wright
Mount Dora
Lake County
Clermont Courts
Reds
Ellis McKimmy
R. C. Woodward
Henry Birchard
John Phillips
Charley Howett
John Simonds
Clara Hughes
A. E. Young
Low Red
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First Federal Savings & Loan Association OF
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Stanley Kuznik
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