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One of the biggest surprises of the bowP
ing season came during the Parade of
Champions, sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors
of Michigan, when the leading establishments
in the youth movement were
named.
Where would you think the greatest collection
of youth bowlers in any one estblishment
was located'
Chances are that you never would think
it was in Walled Lake. But that is exactly
where it is
Wonderland Lanes in Walled Lake
boasts a youth program with more than
1.100 members That means that most
every youth in the area takes part in the
program
Almost as surprising was the announcement
that Capitol Bowl in Owosso was
next in line- before any of the Detroit
houses were named.
The youth bowling movement is thriving
in the small towns and the enthusiasm has
brought about a total state membership of
more than 37.000, the largest in the country.
AMONG THOSE present at the Parade
was Marion Ladewig. rated the greatest of
In Ihfi feibct By
all women bowlers, who now operates
Northfield Lanes in Grand Rapids
She was all smiles when several of her
students' paraded to the prize table to receive
their trophies Marion claims she is
enjoying the progress of the juniors as
much as anything she ever accomplished
while taking a shot at the 1-3 pocket.
THE GREAT hold that women's bowling
is taking on the game is evidenced again
by the fact that the Women's pro tour has
been given a place on the Detroit schedule
instad of EVirl Anthony and the men
The women pros are scheduled at Hart
field Lanes in Berkley, during the first
week in September and the pro-amateur
that precedes it promises to be larger than
ever.
CONTINUING AN OLD tradition the
John Gavie Sweepstakes again will usher
in the new season.
The event that was inaugurated two decades
ago will be held at Thunderbowl in
Allen Park on Monday. Aug. 23 The men s
all-star leagues will open on the following
night.
The Bowlerettes. strongest of the
women's leagues in which many west
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siders bowl, will open at Motor Lanes on
Monday, Sept 13. The Ladles Major, working
under a new name this year, will open
duriong the same week at Luxury Lanes
ANN SETLOCK, day manager at Garden
Lanes, exercised a women's perogative
and changed her mind about bowling
in the all-star leagues this coming season.
One time a member of the Colonial
Broach team when it was national champion.
Ann is going to bowl with Helen Kilter's
Miss Lapeer team in the Bowlerettes.
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" I hadn't planned to bowl. " she said, *
and laid off all summer. But Helen needed
to fill several places and Pat Lisowski and
I decided to help her out".
THE WAYNE-WESTLAND Bowling Association
is having its first meeting of secretaries
to distribute supplies at Westland
Bowl on Wednesday, Aug. 25 at 1:30 and 7
p.m. All secretaries are asked to attend
one of the sessions.
RICK CAPALDI hit another high note of
the summer season last week in the Westland
Gassic when he linked games of 210,
228 and 240 for 678. Joe Ropss came
through with a 257 for high game.
Bob Jawor took second place with a 662
series that included games of 223 and 242
There's a close race for high average in
the league with Bob Rose and Dick Beattie
deadlocked at 208 for top place
EARL ANTHONY, the pro southpaw , is
on his way to breaking all money winning
records. He now has passed the $80,000
mark and when he hits $100,000 (which he
is almost certain to do) it will be the third
year in a row he has accomplished the
feat.
Daly raps Americans
Daly Restaurant ended its regular-season
play last weekend in the Women's Fastpitch
League with a 17-11 softball win
over the Americans Daly concluded its
cambaign with a 7-1 record and has a bye
tomorrow (Friday) night as the other four
teams play their final games
Daly built a 17-3 lead over the Americans
in the first three innings of their
tussle, then saw its foe crack eight hits for
seven runs in the fifth inning to make
things a bit closer.
First baseman Nancy Jimenez slammed
her first home run in two seasons for
Daly. She slugged a grand slam in the
third inning.
Debbie Pozan. a Bentley senior, turned
the same thek for Daly an inning earlier,
clearing the bases and scoring herself with
one swing of the bat. Pozan crossed the
plate three times for Daly against the
Americans.
Joanne Pachiva went four-for-four for
the winners, while teammates Karen
McNew and Linda Reid each collected
three hits.
Manager Faith Vasher had her best
night of the year at the plate for the Americans
with two solid singles and a pair of
walks. Mary Rose contributed three singles
and a walk to the Americans' offensive
cause
In the second game of the night, in what
could be described as the upset of the sea-
Skirmish slated
outside Plymouth
Men in blue will meet men in grey on a
field west of Plymouth this weekend (Aug.
14-15) to re-enact a page from American
history.
Although the occasion is called a skirmish,
the only "casualties" will be wooden
stakes and clay pigeons, which will be shattered
to the cheers of friendly contestants
More than 250 costumed shooters from
muzzleloading clubs across the midwest
are expected to attend the Northwest Territories
"Lone Star" Regional Skirmish
The festivities will be held four miles
west o* Plymouth at 6700 Napier Road
north of North Territorial Road The Western
Wayne County Conservation Association
has donated its land facilities for the
two-day skirmish
The public will be admitted without
charge, although a parking fee will be as-
sessed Hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. each
day.
Spectators will be able to follow each
team's progress as volley after volley is
fired from the front-loading guns.
Targets are intended to be visual. They
include clay pigeons, which burst when
struck by thunm-sized bullets, and heavy
wooden planks, which must actually be
sawed in half by each team's massed fire.
To round out the event, the 5th Michigan
Regimental Band will be on hand Sunday
to perform patriotic music of the 1800s
Each of the group's 150 members will be
authentically dressed in the style of the
regiment, which saw action during the
civil war.
An antique car display, pancake breakfast
and chicken barbecue are also
planned.
Mack standings
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FINAL STANDINGS
National Division
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Berry Appliance (Red) 12 2
Yankees 10 4
Plymouth Merchants 9 4
Thurston 8 6
Oasis Golf Course 4 9
Clarenceville 2 11
Southfield 1 10
American Division
Red
Plymouth Elks
Berry Appliance (Blue)
Adray Appliance
Detroit Mutual
Blue
Mich National Bank
Crowe & Associates
Thomson Sand & Gravel
Lucky Lindy
Tennis tryouts set
TTie first practice session for candidates
for the Livonia Churchill girls' tennis team
will be held Monday (Aug 16) from 8-10
a.m. at the school, announced coach
Audrey Kather.
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as the contingent counted a four-run
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Mary Ann Dougherty rapped a two-run
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Maryann Miutz contributed two hits during
the proceedings. Dolores Iscaro earned the
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At Livonia's Ford Field tomorrow night
in the final evening of regular-season competition.
Ms's meets Sun Glo at 8 p.m. and
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