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Dynothane bowling shoes - Bowling’s just as good at 95 - Daily Oklahoman

Bowling’s just as good at 95 - Daily Oklahoman
DEL CITY Grace Gragson gingerly approaches the mark, lugging the heavy bowling ball. It drops from her hand, thuds on the floor and wobbles down the wooden lane toward the pins. The lady makes a strike. Gragson became a bowler at age 82, when a

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Bowling - For Obama, Unexpected Support - Washington Post

For Obama, Unexpected Support - Washington Post
Sen. Robert P. Casey Jr. (D-Pa.) holds bowling shoes, his birthday present from Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), at a campaign rally in Steelton, Pa. (By Jae C. Hong — Associated Press) As firmly as Casey (Pa.) and Roemer ( Ind. ) have adhered to their

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The Joe Lunch Bucket strategy - Los Angeles Times
If Americans are such huge fans of big dreams and high rolling, self-made tycoons and upward mobility, why then do we insist on seeing our national political elites — who are also generally our economic and educational elites — throw back a shot of

In the Pocket: Paupst already making an impact - Daily Gazette
There s a new young gun on the area bowling scene, and he s already making a major impact in adult scratch tournaments. Dustin Paupst, who is just two years removed from the junior ranks, won his first area major title last weekend in the

Swing Out Dayton brings dances of a bygone era to experts, amateurs - Dayton Daily News
There are no men in roomy, high-waisted pants and two-tone shoes whirling ladies in backless rayon dresses or culottes and bobby socks. But swing still rules in one casually dressed Midwestern corner of 2008. Those paying their $4 to drop in at Swing

April Fool’s Day dummy falls 10 stories, lands in court - Arlington Heights Daily Herald
Food costs soar - but not for ‘free lunch’ Naperville man visits Obama church Elia to use tirade in fight against cancer There’s something about St. Mary Browning’s earthquake prediction a bit late Wild Kingdom’s in town, but remain

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