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Entry fees have been kept low thanks to the generosity of our major sponsors.

Gold Sponsor

16th year as sponsor

 

JAMES W. SIKES
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15th year as sponsor



6th year as sponsor

 

Wednesday March 2

Trap Shooting, Lakeland Rifle and Pistol Club
Women
Age 60-69: 1. Luise Watson, 38.
Men
AGE 50-59: 1. Howard Feagan, 47; 2. Frank Smidth; 3. Will Harboe.
Age 60-69: 1. Gerald Watson, 46; 2. Emil Verbeke; 3. Terry Ball.
Age 70-79: 1. Stuart Laeder, 49; 2. Gary Odell; 3. Clifford Leutholt.
Age 80-89: 1. Melvin Arft, 46, new record.

Cribbage Singles, Auburndale Civic Center
Age 50-54: 1. Robbie Shields.
Age 55-59: 1. Don Niebauer; 2. Mike Tyson.
Age 60-64: 1. James Petty; 2. Judy Warren; 3. Charles Henson.
Age 65-69: 1. Richard Quinn; 2. Rita Chiasson; 3. Kenneth McGregor.
Age 70-74: 1. Gail Keith; 2. Melvin Arcand; 3. Raymond Wanke.
Age 75-79: 1. Dorothy Laux; 2. Dale MacLauchlan; 3. Chuck Williams.
Age 80-84: 1. June Dickey; 2. Robert Valliere; 3. Pauline Lanore.
Age 85-89: 1. Olyn Teter; 2. Arthur Jacobsen; 3. Randall Palmer.
Age 90-94: 1. Cy Collins.
Age 95-99: 1. Margaret Arcand; 2. Ella Chirhart.

Shuffleboard Doubles
Age 50-54: 1. Henry and Linda Armstrong; 2. James and Christine Phillips.
Age 55-59: 1. Dennis and Duane Stone; 2. Susan Stull and Mary Smith; 3. Clay Ward and Ron Niebergall.
Age 60-64: 1. Lloyd Townsend and Sigrid Schots; 2. Edith Gath and Alinda Bishop; 3. James and Jean Winterburn.
Age 65-69: 1. John Dore and Paul Starkey; 2. Doris Foust and Beverly Delong; 3. Howard Armstrong and Jean MacLauchlan.
Age 70-74: 1. Pasquale Troia and Muriel Ross; 2. Douglas Snyder and Lloyd Larsen; 3. Robert Warner and George Teaney.
Age 75-79: 1. Duane Andrews and Al Cormier; 2. James Wrye and Theresa Weinberg; 3. Doreen Martynek and Nelson Sperry.
Age 80-84: 1. Elsie Johnston and Ann Siegfried; 2. Enid Meier and Rae Lowe; 3. Gordon Blaum and Guido Cimonetti.
Age 85-89: 1. Ken and Edna Taylor; 2. Arland Meade and Pauline Dayfield; 3. Bill and Betty Skiffington.

Tennis Doubles, Beerman Family Tennis Center
Women
Age 50-54: 1. Karen Bateman and Cathy Swartz; 2. Margaret Huggins and Melody Johnson; 3. Donna Cobb and Nikki Powers.
Age 55-59: 1. Cindy Dulin and Dee Oeters; 2. Carolyn Robles and Sherry Garing; 3. Lottie Smailes and Cissie Dean.
Age 60-64: 1. Sheryll Strang and Jeanette Dickson; 2. Loretta Provost and Josie Womble; 3. Marilyn Pletcher and Wanda Crocker.
Age 65-69: 1. Trilla Richardson and Jean Pride; 2. Sheila Thomas and Peggy Beck; 3. Betty Stephens and Joan Pendry.
Age 70-74: 1. Glynnie Wheeler and Kathleen Williams; 2. Ruth Fellmeth and Kay Hogan; 3. Bobbie Campbell and Betty Prentice.
Men
Age 50-54: 1. Daniel Gonzalez and Kirk Coffman; 2. David Bean and David Prosser.
Age 55-59: 1. Gordon Coppage and J J Long; 2. Frank De La Salle and Michael Connolly; 3. William Ravo and Vic Platania.
Age 60-64: 1. Thomas Crowl and Yilmaz Taskin; 2. Rodney James and David Reifsnyder; 3. Roger Harding and David Monroe.
Age 65-69: 1. David Dean and Jerry Counter; 2. Dick Mackey and Ron Nelson; 3. Joseph Furnari and Roger Maurer.
Age 70-74: 1. Don Utzman and Robert Hankins; 2. Howard Ogburn and Earl Allen; 3. Jerry Bean and Don Woodington.
Age 75-79: 1. Keith Street and Lino Claudio; 2. Harold Sale and George Hudson; 3. Bill Thorpe and Lewis McCormick.
Age 80-84: 1. Charles Loeschorn and Robert Hawley; 2. Warren Smith and Thomas Shaw; 3. Bob Coleman and Hamlet D'Alvarez.