Lawn Bowling Notes From Vermont To Mount Dora
Guest writer Ethel Hicks from Thompson's Point Vermont shares travels from Columbia to Saratoga Springs and Mount Dora. The column mentions lawn bowling at Old York Country Club Jenkintown Pa and Mount Dora representation by Howard White Henry Warren and Daytona by Walter Masland. Journal of trips includes floods in the Smokies and planned return by Aug 1.
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Green
Saratoga Springs
Lake Champlain
Mount Dora
Vermont
Wilson
Old York Country Club
Jenkintown
Howard White
Henry Warren
Daytona
Walter Masland
Ed Steinmetz
Joe Tracy
Bill” Hollowell
Dick Edgerton
New Hampshire
Arthur Hartley
Clearwater
American Lawn Bowling Championship Committee
Mira Fisk
Smoky Mountain Park
Milwaukee
Heaven
Michigan
Canada
New England
Bill Bombes
Tom
Margaret Spencer
Hendersonville
Retired bowler Henry Warren Announces Return to Lanes
Henry Warren tells Fred and the reporter he is easing back into bowling and has not forgotten the art. He notes he misses seeing his many friends and looks forward to more games.
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Henry Warren
Fred
You Troubled Read Plight of Doras Team
Mount Dora and DeLand played a 12 inning tie with Mount Dora winning 3 to 2 on Elwood McHaffies RBI. Lopez walked Mosteller to face McHaffie, who delivered a left center double scoring Hall for the decisive run. Cadwell and Lopez pitched well late.
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Dora
Mount Dora
DeLand
Bob Hall
Dick Lopez
Mosteller
Elwood McHaffie
Lopez
McHaffie
Elwood
Mr Richards Speaks at Kivenle Club Meeting
A Kivenle club member Mr Richards will address the group at today’s session on Washington D. C. Past and Present. The topic highlights the city’s evolution and current status in public affairs.
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Kivenle Club
Washington, D. C
Shuffleboard Sparks Lena and Club Rivalries Highlight Weekend
Frank Judd received a letter from Martin Vogtiger known as Lena as plans loom for a Fall trip South. The county shuffleboard scene hosted nine teams with 27 games, Lillian Miller and Frank leading Red, Hornaday-Peterman strong in Black, and a playoff drama ending 111 to 105 as Mrs S and John edged Mrs B and Bob.
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Frank Judd
Martin Vogtiger
Lena
Martin
Tom Potts
Beauregard Bancroft
J Willmott
Madam Myrt
Yvy
Umor
Hornaday
Lillian Miller
Walter Peters
Dooley
Bill Neilson
Bob Agarton
Viv Gray
Bill Stambaugh
Gibbs
Bert Peterman
Legat
E. M. Remley
Ty Tyson
Frank T
Harold Brown
Lee Kinsman
Lillie
Frank
Earl Dodd
Ohio
Earl
Paul Hornaday
Gus Harvey
Smart
John Phillips
Brown
Bob Mills
John
Bob
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