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Bowling - Patrick C. Mackey to Retire From Brunswick’s Mercury Marine Group - PR Newswire

Patrick C. Mackey to Retire From Brunswick’s Mercury Marine Group - PR Newswire
LAKE FOREST, Ill., Jan. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC) today announced that Patrick C. Mackey, 61, will retire from the company March 1 after more than seven years of service. Mackey is president of the Mercury Marine

Brunswick Corp. ends bowling pin production, closes plant in Antigo - Chicago Tribune
First it was the shoes, the bag and the ball. Now it’s the bowling pin. Brunswick Corp. is ending its production of bowling pins. The Lake Forest-based company said Monday that it is closing its bowling pin plant in Antigo, Wis., about 275 miles

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Queens Bowlers Rally To Keep A Beloved Alley Open - NY1
Area bowlers are not happy at the possibility of the alley closing its doors after more than 45 years in business. Thousands of signatures to keep the good times rolling. “We want this to remain a bowling alley. This is more than just a bowling alley

Brunswick Executives to Meet With Analysts December 11; Meeting to Be - PR Newswire
LAKE FOREST, Ill., Dec. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Brunswick Corporation (NYSE: BC) announced today that Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dustan E. McCoy, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Peter G. Leemputte and key operating

Brunswick Corporation BC - Associated Press
Brunswick manufactures and markets recreational products. Its marine brands include Mercury and Mariner outboard engines; Mercury MerCruiser stern drives and inboard engines; and Sea Ray, Bayliner, Baja, Boston Whaler, Hatteras, and Princecraft boats

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Bowling bags - As fastest growing high school sport, bowling a hit in Plano - Dallas Morning News

As fastest growing high school sport, bowling a hit in Plano - Dallas Morning News
Bowling has topped ice hockey as America’s fastest-growing high school sport, national athletics officials say. The blue-collar pastime known for odd-looking shoes, shirts with embroidered names and smoke-filled alleys has found a new foothold with

2 bowlers discover bond on lanes and in life - Orlando Sentinel
SOUTH PASADENA - The woman bowling in Lane No. 1, Florence Pappas, has good form, good follow-through, throws a good ball. At the last second it hooks smack into the sweet spot. Strike! Florence — everybody knows her as Flo — raises her arms in

Hitting the lanes at Leisure Acres - Peoria Journal Star
Thelma Kothenbeutel bought a 40-inch flat panel TV and a Nintendo Wii about a month ago in hopes that neighbors would flock to her new pad. No, she doesn t live in a college dorm. Quite the opposite. The 62-year-old trendsetter recently moved into

Diet helps Larry the Cable Guy, tackle ambitious schedule - Sioux City Journal
Larry the Cable Guy has lost more than 50 pounds, dropped five pants sizes and embraced a daily workout regimen. Larry the Cable Guy has lost more than 50 pounds, dropped five pants sizes and embraced a daily workout regimen. Does that mean he’s a

The ‘Wild Women’ are back in Glenwood - Glenwood Springs Post Independent
There s no rules, answered Bobbie Van Meter. It s being totally free to express yourself in any way you want to, said Annette Thompson. It s a delicious state of being, added Linda Drake. No wonder they put on such a mean art

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