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Saturday, January 19, 1963
CHARLESTON TEAMS MAKE
FIRST SHOW SUNDAY IN
SPECIAL MATCHES
Two teams from Charleston’s
newest bowling center addition,
FUN Bowl, a 16 lane AMF es
tablishment, will make their first
Savannah appearance this Sun
day at 5 p.m.
In the special bowling matches
Joe’s Grocery Magnificent Seven
and Deluxe Tourist Home are sche
duled to clash with the visiting
squads. Both of Hi Hat’s teams
have bowled the seasiders in
Charleston, S. C.
MARCH OF DIMES TEEN
TOURNEY SLATED FOR
SATURDAY EVENING
The first Annual March of
Dimes Bowling Tournament at Hi
Hat sponsored by the TAP’S
(Teenagers for the New March of
Dimes), will get started at 6 p.m.
in the evening for both the boys
and girls announces Earlene Hud
son, Chairmanof this year’s TAP
Program.
Trophies have been donated for
this special 4 game event by
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Drink A Free Coke While
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STRIKES AND SPARES
AT HI-HAT LANES
By Alphonso S. McLean
STUBBS HARDWARE COM
PANY. The winner will be select
ed by the best 4 game series roll
ed.
ELITE WOMEN’S LEAGUE
ADDS LIFE TO MEMBERS
The Elite Women’s League add
edd life to their league last week
when Hi Hat Lanes gave away to
a lucky bowler a beautiful AME
bowling ball in a special draw
ing after league play. The Win-
Jet will be announced Thursday,
when she receives her AMF ball’.
Clifton Jones won the ball in the
men’s drawing held during the
holiday season.
BOWLING CLUB SET TO
GET UNDERWAY FOR
SEVERAL PLANTS
Several of the larger plants in
the Chatham County Area will or
ganize bowling clubs in the near
future, representatives related to
Al McLean, Manager last week.
The bowling clubs will feature
three weeks of free instructions,
color slides on bowling, a match
with one of Hi Hat’s Instructors
and a local Professional Bowler
plus other projects.
This is definitely a “Learn To
Bowl Campaign” all clubs and or
ganizations may participate in. For
additional ingformation contact;
Hi Hat Lanes — ADams 2-1138
or 2-1139.
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Airman Cornell Mcßride
LACKLAND AFB, Tex.—Air
man Basic Cornell Mcßride, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcßride,
46 Granger Road, Port Wentworth,
Savannah, Ga., is being reassigned
to Plattsburgh AFB, N. Y., for
training and duty as a physical
conditioning specialist.
Airman Mcßride recently com
pleted United States Air Force
basic military training here.
He is a 1961 graduate of Tomp
kins High School.
MARCH OF DIMES
CAR WASH
Every Saturday in January
9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
HI HAT LANES
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SPORTSMANSHIP: In this day
of when misconduct and rowdyism
is the rule and not the exception
at athletics contest. And ecpeci
ally at such contests where the
rivalry is very keen, all Savan
nahians can be very proud of the
recent Beach — Sol C. Johnson
game.
No one can remember a larger
crowd at a high school game. This
added to the fact that the game
was closely contested all the way,
and the closeness of the seating of
the student bodies of the schools
could have been explosive. Not
nearly enough credit can be given
the faculties and coaches of both
schools for a job well done in
sportsmanship. After the game
members of both teams were seen
congratulating each other.
Except for a very few minor in
cidents, the overflowing throng of
basketball fans enjoyed a thriller
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and endured the inadequacy ofthe
seating at the Beach Gym.
BEACH TOMPKINS
FRIDAY NIGHT
Another keen rivalry will be re
newed for the new season when
Tompkins Wolverines engage the
Bull Dogs Friday night in the
Beach Gym. Tompkins the defend
ing city champs haven’t had a vic
tory this season and anything can
happen in these city rivalries as
evidenced by last Friday’s Beach-
Sol game.
ST. PIUS vs LIBERTY
FRIDA YNIGHT
St. Pius hustling 4 will take on
Liberty High in their Gym this
Friday night. The teams are
even so far thsi season at one
win apiece. This could be the
rubber match for them unless
they meet again in the District
tournament.
Savannah State will be home
Saturday night.
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