Lawn and Bowling Scenes From Australia Tour
Cecil Bothwell’s Australia trip via the A L B A showcased lawn bowling as a national sport with 75 American players touring from San Francisco to Hawaii Fiji and New Zealand. The six day rink schedule featured mixed triples pillar games and social matches under varying weather as teams prepare for the Southeastern Division tournament in Clearwater March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bothwell
Australia
Sidney
A.L.B.A
Australian Bowling Council
San Francisco
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Orlando
Frank Corriden
Mary Garrison
Daytona
Marion Ward
Winnie Berry
Ray Ward
Julia Caldwell
Ruth Francis
George Caldwell
Art Jewell
Kathy Lee
Fred Kompass
Gladys Cook
Harold Cook
Anna Ross
Clearwater
Vernon Sherrard
Ted Foley
George Caldwell Willl
Monroe Dickinson
Harold Peterson
Bowling Standings and Highs From Local League
Club Rudo leads with 68 percent in a tight standings race as Arlington Cleaners and Wingler & Son trail. High games include Jean Carbaugh 202 and Florence Manning 200. Carbaugh Builders top team game 631 and team series 1825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudo
Arlington Cleaners
Wingler & Son
Garden Gate
Mitenius Mobileers
Carbaugh, Builder
Parker’s Market
Pistol Petticoats
Shear Magic
Karl’s Sales & Serv
Paul’s Gulf Service
Seabrook Pharmacy
Boulware Drugs
Conner’s Colleens
Jean Carbaugh
Florence Manning
Carbaugh
Rose Baugh
Club Rude
Arrington Cleaners
Conner’s
Coleens
Wingler
Tri-City Merchants Bowling Recap February 28 1968
Hi Way Inn sets start with Florida Telephone and First National posting top scores. E McRee records high game 236 and high series 618 as Tri City Merchants face Orange State Link s Gretits Simpson Waite and others in a mixed team event at Grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grants
Orange State
Link’s
Gretits Simpson and
Waite
Florida
E. McRee
Monday Moonlighters Triumph and Weekly Scores March 4 1968
The Monday Moonlighters posted a 4-0 win over Lil Caddy at the Orange State league meet. Grants led the week with top team game 806 and top team series 2263 while high individual scores included Russ Jodway 246 and Bill Rorabough 254. office lounge tied 2-2 with Lil Caddy and Triangle Shopping Guide fell 4-0 to the Grant Team. Glenda Brantley posted high game 174 and Francis Stinson high series 473.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rorabough
Russ Jodway
Bob Orndorf
H. L. Grisell
Ted Kauffman
Clayton Tremain
John Tremain
Jerry Summers
Carl Grants
Mickey Carter
Office Lounge
Lil’ Caddy
Triangle Shopping Guide
Grant
Triangle Moving and Storage
Sylvan Shorese
Glenda Brantley
Francis Stinson
Grants
Triangle Classic Bowls Results February 27 1968
At the Triangle Classic on February 27 1968 Club Rudo defeated Jim's Roofing 4-0 Boswell beat Team 7 4-0 Triangle Cabinet won 3-1 over Triangle Terrazo D C Waters Ford 3-1 over Big C Bank of Mt Dora 3-1 over Crea mons Chevrolet Harris Fuel Oil 3-1 over O W Connors. High game by Charles Pooler 257 and high series 665. Team high 908 by Triangle Cabinet and team 2647 by Club Rudo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Rudo
Jim
Boswell
Triangle Cabinet
Triangle Terrazo
D. C. Waters Ford
Big C Bank of Mt. Dora
Creamons Chevrolet Harris Fuel Oil
O. W.connors
Charles Pooler
Red and Black shuffleboard events and results
On February 27 Red and Black held 19 courts with William Nolet in charge, the largest turnout since February 21 1964 when 20 courts were in play. Patch Peterman won the March 1 play-off 382 101, Rohm Woodard won 106 62, and Sutliff Wentworth and Rohm Chaffee teams led their divisions. Inter-District Round Robin at St Cloud saw Mount Dora tied for second with 20 wins. Lake Land first with 22. Wallace Hancock returned to play, Harland Wheeler and Frank Thompson won the Lake County Amateur doubles in Umatilla, and a roast beef dinner followed a crowded club event with 141 members present. Knoebel Garriott remained hospitalized at Waterman Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nolet
Douglas Fletcher
Henry Bausch
Carroll Patch
Ralph Peterman
Patch-Peterman
Arch Gant
Fred Brehaut
Pete Rohm
Ralph Woodard
Rohm- Woodard
Clyde McCauley
George Vaughan
Jack Buxton
Charles Geer
Frances Nemake
Dottie Nolet
Albert Oatis
Harold Brown
Frank Thompson
Jennie Sutliff
Murray Wentworth
Sutliff-Wentworth
Leonard Chaffee
Lena Pier
Rohm- Chaffee
Roy Jones
Oliva Doust
Mary Francis
St. Cloud
Mount Dora
Lakeland
Mt. Dora
Orlando
Kissimmee
Wallace Hancock
Lake County
Umatilla
Harland Wheeler
Knoebel Garriott
Waterman Memorial Hospital
Eustis
Weekly Menus Include Meat Stew Fish and Spaghetti
The schedule lists meals for Monday Tuesday and a third day featuring spaghetti with meat and sides such as orange juice slaw peaches and biscuits. A stew with beef and potatoes includes pickles carrots fruit jello and milk. Fish served with green lima beans scalloped potatoes orange juice strawberry chiffon pie pan rolls and butter completes the trio.
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Lawn & Bowling
Lex
Art Dauray
Miami
Bill Wilshaw
Marianna Clark
Holiday House Hospital
Mildred Howe
Bill Warner
George
Men's Garden Club of
Broder J. Petersen
Norman D. Himes
Robert R. Bell
Himes
Dr. Bell
Frisco
Philly
The
U.S
Florida Telephone
On Federal Savings and Loan Association of
Gustis
Bowling News
the Coffee League
Tri-City Merchants
F. Hancock
C. Taverne
Triangle
Monday Moonlighters
Roseborough
Leighton L. Baker
Pete UN Shop
Genith
Iailiis
Tutte
Ohta
Perry
Ilu
Ky Thompson
Golden Triangle Builders Supply
FORD
Swanson Noodles & Chicken Dinner
Checker Board Farms
Howard Johnson
Old Milwaukee
National
Bo Beer
Icee
Tatoo
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