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Boys Record Their Scores At The Bowling Alley, April 1958

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Ann Arbor News, April 23, 1958
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Robby Taylor Crosses The Foul Line While Bowling At Huron Lanes, April 1958

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Automatic Pin Spotters Behind The Scenes At An Ann Arbor Bowling Alley, April 1958

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Hank Platt Drills Bowling Ball Holes At Huron Lanes, April 1958

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It's Bowling Time All The Time

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Ann Arbor News, April 23, 1958
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23
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April
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1958
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George Delton & Al Smith At Huron Lanes Bowling Alley, April 1958
Delia Selent Bowls For The Elks Ladies League, April 1958
Boys Record Their Scores At The Bowling Alley, April 1958
Robby Taylor Crosses The Foul Line While Bowling At Huron Lanes, April 1958
Automatic Pin Spotters Behind The Scenes At An Ann Arbor Bowling Alley, April 1958
Hank Platt Drills Bowling Ball Holes At Huron Lanes, April 1958
Ralph Gerecke Aims For A Spare In The 19th Annual Men's City Bowling Tournament, April 1958
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Ralph Gerecke Aims For A Spare In The 19th Annual Men's City Bowling Tournament, April 1958

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George Delton & Al Smith At Huron Lanes Bowling Alley, April 1958

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Bowler of the Week Diana Lansky, October 1983

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Bowler of the Week Gerry Dann, October 1983

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Nielsen's Flowers Bowling Team, December 1940

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Ann Arbor News, December 28, 1940
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