Bowling News: Highlights From This Week’s Roll Offs
Eleanor Esther Erma 2 No na Jackie Julia 2 Peg Colleen and Lois scored doubles. Jackie had the only turkey. Several bowlers surpassed 140: Lois Dorothy J Jane Bunny Dorothy W Gwen Erma Cornelia Eleanor Katy Lou Jackie Colleen Peg Betty Mae Pauline Julia Joyce. Bear edged Standard Oil Schmid's and Wolfin Robison, while B & B defeated Sa line Hotel.
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Lois
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Gwen
Erma
Cornelia
Uleanor
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Mae
Pauline
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Hazel
Wiltrude
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Lina
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Fleanor
Nona
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Thursday 9 Oclock League strong week and lineup changes
Mary Deede had four strikes in a row and Arlene and Carol each had three. Many players posted high scores with several totals above 400. Do lores left the group and Barbara Graf joined the plate as observers Ramblers A and M each won three matches. Team standings show Saline Observer leading with 46 wins and 26 losses.
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Mary Deede
Arlene
Carol
Billie
Hazel
Zita
Julia B
Helen
Olga
Marge
Doris
Mary Ella
Ann
Isabel
Giz
Dolores
Barbara Graf
Barbara
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New 1951 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday Coupe Braking Study
Teachers in behind the wheel courses warn drivers overestimate stopping distance. The Auto Club of Michigan notes stopping depends on road, brakes, tires, and driver alertness. Illness fatigue age alcohol distractions and exhaust carbon monoxide degrade stopping ability. Drivers must maintain full control to avoid deadly sudden halts on highways.
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Automobile Club of Michigan
Driving Lesson on Emergency Braking Myths
A survey of 9 000 drivers finds over 6 000 claim they can stop within 15 feet at 20 mph. Michigan AAU Driver Training teachers note your car travels 22 feet before you can press the pedal.
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Michigan
Fragments Describe Roadside Tire Repair Advice
The garbled text notes drivers pulling right to repair a flat tire and warns about dangers of stopping on the road. It mentions new tires being cheaper than damaged ones and urges caution to avoid hazards while repairs unfold.
Bluebelles Sweep Pinettes for Third Straight Win
Universal Afternoon League action saw the Bluebelles claim four points over the Pinettes for a third consecutive victory while the Rollerettes earned three from the Universalites. High series reached 1402 by Universalites with a 497 high single. Lucile Vealy led individual scoring with 169 and 450 series, Frances Fuller 155, Dean Marshall 142, Vera Schmid 142, and Julia Erisland 426.
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Pinettes
Rollerettes
Universalites
Lucile Vealy
Frances Fuller
Dean Marshall
Vera Schmid
Julia Erisland
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