Shuffleboard Honors for 75 Plus Club in Winter Park
The second annual shuffleboard contest for members 75 and older drew 19 players led by W. H. Morrell. Highlights include scores from Red and Black divisions, a playoff where Mrs. Hall and Judge Willmott triumphed, and a noted death, Ward Gibbs, with remarks on his club participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Morrell
Tom Potts
Frank Judd
Winter Park
Buba Boggs
Myrtle Purdy
Longmore and
Eddy
Mabel Wickham
A. R. Kinsey
Kuhlman
Walt Hall
Hall
Judge Willmott
W. Spangler
Mae Graham
Manson Miller
Earl Dodd
Jimmy Hughes
R. H. Ruwoldt
Ward Gibbs
Tom Hunter
Lyle Wood
Legat
Laura Hackett
L. W. Thetford
Bill Neilson
Myrt Purdy
Ellis McKimmy
Mount Dora Golf Championship Crowns Bill Stewart
Bill Stewart won his first major title with a 4 and 3 victory over Bud Miller in the Mount Dora city golf championship. The finals featured Peter Trenham versus Arnold Haynes in a 36 hole showdown, with Trenham a UF freshman facing the veteran Haynes. The event includes Class A and B matches and notes about players, practice, and post round club life at Hill Top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stewart
Bud Miller
Mount Dora City
Bill
Stewart
Haynes
Marines
Trenhams
Peter Trenham
Arnold Haynes
Mount Dora
Trenham
University of Florida
Leesburg
Lloyd Dean
Frank Petura
Charlie Bowman
John Bethel
Ewing
Kenneally
Dean
Groves
Greer
Miller
Tom Kelly, Jr
Simon-Pyres
Mt. Plymouth
Tom
Joe Turnesa
Grossinger
N. Y
Tommy
Harry
C. B.” Backus
Willard Wadsworth
Walter Morris
Brigham
Petura
Ashbaugh
Beth Mitchell
Roy Christopher
Harold Overhiser
Mount Dora Golf Club
Local Notes From Sorrento and Mt Plymouth
Mrs E L Eaton of Mt Plymouth is improving after a stay at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando and is expected home soon. Pvt Bobbe Gene Williams is stationed about six miles from the Russian border. Mr and Mrs Karl Hill of Gladwynne Pa arrived at Mulberry Hill for a vacation. Mr and Mrs William Peck of Flint Mich visit Mt Plymouth while Mrs Robert Kelton of Hockessin Del vacations at Harold Sammons in Sorrento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Eaton
Mt. Plymouth
Orange Memorial Hospital
Orlando
Bobbe Gene Williams
Karl Hill
Gladwynne
Mulberry Hill
William Peck
Flint, Mich
Frank Saxton
Robert Kelton
Hockessin, Do
Harold Sammons
Sorrento
Echoes From Annual Lawn Bowling Meeting
Major Marsh praised the club as the best in the country after hosting national tournament bowlers. Margaret Bennett failed to win a director seat with 35 of 92 votes as the first woman nominee. Carthew of Windsor lauded a cross border leadership choice. Final standings show Peabody leading with 58 points. Mount Dora and Daytona close behind amid league updates and a new novice tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Major
States
Canada
Garrison
Rian Bridgman
Board of Governors
Nelson
Lee Kinsman
Orlando
Mount Dora
Ed Wallace
Peabody
DeLand
Daytona
New Smyrna
Bridgman Duo Triumphs in Close Mixed Bowls Match
Ruth and Frank Bridgman faced Inger Rogers and Bayard Webb and trailed by five points early. The Bridgmen won 10 of the last ends with three twos by each side and many one-point ends, as both teams displayed skilled drawing of the shot in a grand, impartial match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Frank Bridgman
Inger Rogers
Bayard Webb
Inger
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