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GE EIGHT fpTTTO WPTTn PAGE -’46 Bowling Season Comes To A Successful Conclusion t)NTROL FINISHES IN FIFTH PLACE—These boys w n s. i many gaiges as they lost. Reading from left to r S > tgin.’ |l>yle Wells’ RandaU Lankford and Marjorme |»ck row, Bill Long, Charles Colwell, Bob Matthews and Joe Lavell. 1 Ramsey and Lloyd Harris were absent. rnmm I Caimes, BiU Henson and Roy Beddingfiejd; top rov^had New- lin, Jack Rhodes, and Speedy Jones. Absent were White, Ship and Reese. ^HINE BOOKLET FINISHES SECOND—This team had a for second with Finishing. Reading from left to right, «»ey^e. lotte Cox, Eileen Nelson, Inez Summey, Louise MyereaM Reynolds, captain. Absent were Argyle Wells, Ruby Roland and Smith. FINISHING PUSHES BonifLET FOR SECOND SPOT—This was a scrappy team. Let to righV fhpv are, bottom row, Virginia BurreU, Ruth Hollmgsworth, BohKi Marona; back row, Margaret McKinney, Alberta Watkins and ct M^Kinkey, captain. Maxine H. Bryson was absent. A s' V +' •’ '■K.s ' , ' OFFICE FINISHES NPv* bOTTOM—Thefie fellows had a big winning 22 anrt i sames. Left to right, bottom row, Charlie Cook, captain vpwbury and Pete Eberle; top row, Arthur Lindley, Qeo^ ^p Ray Cook and Jack Alexander. CHAMPAGNE THE MIDDLE—With 27 wins and 27 losses, the balanced in the center of the ajvci 27 losses, the balanced m me center of the league ladder. Leff * row, R- Blankenship, Walter Straus, Chris RmIJ® «8ht, James ' T* ai»d 3*“* -oOo- Trophies And Prizes To Be Awarded Bowlers In April The season is over, but the final party is yet to be held at which time trophies will be presented to winning teams and prizes to individual players. The 1945-46 sea son was a grand success in every way. ENDLESS BELT GIRLS IN FOURTH PLACE—These are a bunch of fine sports, too. Left to right, bottom row, Gladys Araette and Lottie Tinsley; top row, Miriam Poor Degnan, Eloise Kinsey and Nell Gallamore, captain. MAINTENANCE NEARLY WON FIRST PLACE-Won 33 games and lost only 21. Left to right, bottom row. Bub Reynolds and Jim Aycock; top row, Emil Vassey, capUm, Waverly Morris, Tom Conley. . OFFICE BOWLERS WIN 18 GAMES, but lost 33 to finish the sea son next to the bottomi Left to right, bottom row, Leah Pettit and Margaret Collins, captain; back row, Gladys Bumettei, Felicia Edc wards, Hicks Scruggs and Virginia Steppe. Absent w^e Thelma Alexander, Ina Mae Lyday, Mildred Carpenter, Ethel Tinsley ana Eunice Waldrop. s ♦ ^ "'•f WS, ,;.,y j * -i. MACHINE ROOM ENDS IN THIRD PLACE—These, boys reaUy put on the steam. Left to right, they are, bottom row, Spencer Mac- fie, Arthur Shook, L. E. Callendej-, captain; top row, Lefis Bagwell, Robert Head and Paul Simpson. Absent Jimmie Potent, Vance Shook and Walter Wood. INSPECTION ENDS'UP IN THE CELLAR—Yes, they won 4 games and didn’t mind losing 47, not badly. Left to right, they are Peggy O’Connor, Donna Ruth Galloway, Hazel Arrowwood, Wanda Smith, Lois Holbert and Gladyce Teague. _ . .
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