Bowling in the new Fatmville Arena has caught on as a form of recreation for individuals and as an investment in better health by sponsoring proprietors. Three separate kugtr s. with church and business sponsorship, are at tire seven-alley Bowl-a Rena three nights weekly. Two of 4he 1’ k’t: ' i smaller duekpins while t,h? third us as tenpins. One of the two duck pin leagues, which operate Thurs day night, is a ladies' group, with trams representing Taylor'-Forbes and Home Furniture competing. The oldest of the league, the men's tenpin league, which roll: Tuesday nights, is currently led Appomattox Tops Buckingham 12-3 Buckingham Central H i: h School opened its season Friday and took a 12-3 Joss at the hands of Appomattox high school on the winners home field. Appomattox qfiickly jumped to the lead with a two run first mn ing. They sewed the game up in the third inning, scoring seven runs on four walks, two errors and a double. Appomattox Pitcher Raymond Ferguson held the Bucs to four hits. Bryant was losing pitcher.
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