Ann Arbor Has Two 80-Year-Old Bowlers
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2
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February
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1952
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Regular Bowler At 84
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7
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December
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1955
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Among The Leaders
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28
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January
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1961
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Still Firing Strikes
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December
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1961
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Dean Of Keglers Turns 92
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5
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December
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1963
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Still Going Strong
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4
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December
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1965
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Still Going Strong
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20
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February
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1967
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Al Smith Turns 100 -- Happily
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December
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1971
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Al Smith Dies At 100; He Bowled Until 98
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1972
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National Elks Bowling Tournament Doubles Champs, April 1951 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1951
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Ann Arbor News, May 8, 1951
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NATIONAL PIN CHAMPS: Bert Lutz (left) and Don Laubengayer are showing their victory smiles after winning first place in the doubles at the National Elks Bowling Tournament in St. Louis. Lutz had 619 and Laubengayer 753 for a 1,372 handicap total and 1291 actual. Each will receive a diamond-studded belt buckle and in addition will split $225 in cash.
Ann Arbor News, May 8, 1951
Caption:
NATIONAL PIN CHAMPS: Bert Lutz (left) and Don Laubengayer are showing their victory smiles after winning first place in the doubles at the National Elks Bowling Tournament in St. Louis. Lutz had 619 and Laubengayer 753 for a 1,372 handicap total and 1291 actual. Each will receive a diamond-studded belt buckle and in addition will split $225 in cash.
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