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Page 87
... bowling lane for them and occasionally visited them while they were bowling and now and then threw the first ball ... There are numerous ancient references to bowling , among them an account of a great feast given the citi- zenry of ...
... bowling lane for them and occasionally visited them while they were bowling and now and then threw the first ball ... There are numerous ancient references to bowling , among them an account of a great feast given the citi- zenry of ...
Page 89
... bowling congresses who participate in leagues organized in cities and towns throughout North America . The American Bowling Congress has a male membership of more than 4,000,000 . The Women's International Bowling Congress has reached a ...
... bowling congresses who participate in leagues organized in cities and towns throughout North America . The American Bowling Congress has a male membership of more than 4,000,000 . The Women's International Bowling Congress has reached a ...
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... BOWLING CONGRESS , History of Bowling ( 1959 ) , a booklet discussing the early beginnings of bowling , the many offshoots and variations of bowls and bowling , and their evolution into widely played participation sports . Bowls ( lawn ...
... BOWLING CONGRESS , History of Bowling ( 1959 ) , a booklet discussing the early beginnings of bowling , the many offshoots and variations of bowls and bowling , and their evolution into widely played participation sports . Bowls ( lawn ...
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