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Samuel Groomes Succumbs At 93

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Ann Arbor News, December 26, 1953

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1953

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Fred Williams And Ernie Warren Play A Match Of Cribbage In Zal-Gaz Grotto Cribbage Tournament, February 1948

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1948

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Ann Arbor News, February 11, 1948
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In Cribbage Competition: Zal-Gaz Grotto is conducting a cribbage tournament to decide its champion which will represent the Grotto in the All-City Cribbage Tournament to be held at the Masonic Temple during March. Fred Williams, 111 N. First St. (left), apparently is about to take a commanding lead over Ernie Warren, 407 N. Main St., in one of the elimination contests. The pegs on the board, lower right, show the two contestants about even. However, Williams is holding three eights and a seven in his hand for a count of 12 before the cut and has a five and jack to discard for his own crib. If Ernie could only see the reflection of Williams' hand on the highly polished table, he might be slightly perturbed. Organizations, such as clubs, lodges, and industrial plants, will have until March 8 to determine their champions for the final city eliminations.

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