The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, January 15, 1964, Page 6, Image 6
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Nine Empl
Mill Whistlers, Bowl in
NINE CLINTON - LYDIA
Mills sponsored employee
teams are bowling weekly at
the new 12-lane Palmetto
Bowling Center here in Clinton.
Bowling, the number one
participating sport among em
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attracted 50 Clinton - Lvdia
employees into four local
leagues this winter.
Each Monday evening The
Lady Lydians and The Cavalettes
bowl in the eight team
Palmetto Women's League.
The Bowling Bobbins and
Spare Hands are members of
the high scoring Tuesday
morning Business and Industrial
League.
Four employee teams. The
Mill Whistlers, Lvdia Lions,
Top Rollers and Clothmakers
comprise half of the Classic
Textile League which meets
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oyee Team
X Bobbins Are leaders
each Tuesday night. The Cotton
Boilers roll in the Thursday
night Industrial League.
Jim Braswell, Lydia Recreational
Director, considers
bowling to be one of the most
important and popular sports
in our area. "Its biggest ad
vantage and strongest attraction
is that the entire family
can enjoy it all-year-round . ..
everyone can participate."
"Through bowling, people
make new friends, become
better acquainted with their |
teammates, and experience I
the excitement and thrill of
competitive sport. I am sure
it is beneficial to the players
in many ways."
Companies' men's teams are
sanctioned bv the American
Bowling Congress and the
women's teams by the Women's
International Bowling
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THE CLOTHMAKER
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Congress. Membership in
these organizations qualifies
the players for participation
in tournament bowling and
trophy awards.
LADY LYDIANS
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Selecting game balls before
a high scoring match are
Betty Webb. Peggy Dunawav,
Cleo Owens, Ruth Lark, and
Eileen Ellis.
COTTON HOLLERS
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Alan Trammell looks pleased
over the team's performance
as he records high scores for
Edgar Ballew, Roscoe Bryan,
Jimmie Braswell and Sam
Owens.
THE HOLLERS
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Intensely watching teammate
Wayne Templeton take
his turn at the line are
George Thompson, scorer, Dan
Osborne, Paul Foster, Bardy
Cannon and Harry Foster.
THE CAVELETTES
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Poised and pleased the
lady Caveliers posed before
match play with Gasque
Buick's Hi-Lo's team. Seated,
Janice Cannon, Martha Simmons,
Clara Heaton. Standing.
Pat Owens and Barbara
Young.
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CXOTHM AKERS
Gholdie Simmons displays
the correct form which contributes
to his success as a
top bowler.
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Tram Standings and
(As of Janus
Name Won Losl
Mill Whistlers 35?2 121 -
.L.ycua L.ions 331 j 14'2
Top Rollers 22 26
Clothmakers 20 24
Bowling Bobbins 3112 12*2
Sparc Hands 16 28
Lady Lydians 19 13
Cavelettes 15 17
Cotton Boilers 15 33
Statisti
Highest Average?Men
Highest Average?Women
Highest Individual Game
Highest Teams Total Pins?(3 gam
THE LEADERS AVG. TI
Mill Whistlers Si
Bonnie Sinclair 152 L;
Wallace Patterson 148 T<
Lydia Lions
J. B. Vanderford 1(18 Li
Wayne Templeton 164 B<
Top Rollers C
George Thompson 153
Jerry Heaton 147 C
Clothmakers CI
Joe Spillers 175 Bi
Ulyss Gilliam 165
Bowlina Bohhinc r
Wayne Templeton Ififi S?
Harry Foster 1(52 K<
JANUARY, 1964
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Leu<lin*r Scorers
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League
Tues. 6:30 p.m.
Classic Textile
Tues. 6:30 p.m.
Classic Textile
Tues. 6:30 p.m.
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VIUOOR iCAUll"
Tues. 6:30 p.m.
Classic Textile
Tues. 9:30 a.m.
Business & Industrial
Tues. 9:30 a.m.
Business & Industrial
Mon. 6:30 p.m.
Palmetto League
Mon. 6:30 p.m.
Palmetto League
Thurs. 6:30 p.m.
Industrial League
OS
Joe Spillers 171
Belly Webb 131
J. B. Vanderford 236
es) Lydia Lions 2,747
HE LEADERS AVG.
Dare Hands
avern Osborne 146
>ny McGee 141
ady Lydians
ptty Webb 136
leo Owens 124
aveleiies
lara Foster 132
arbara Young 124
otion Boilers
im Owens 146
rtgar Ba I lew 144