Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›At the Presentation of the Herald Bowling Trophies. Left to right-Mrs. Janette L. Killgren of Boston, first prize winner in ladies’ division; Walter McCarthy of Lawrence, third prize winner in men’s division; Miss Sally Forshee of Mattapan, third prize winner in ladies’ division; Paul Poehler of Roxbury, fourth prize winner in men’s division; Mayor Malcolm E. Nichols, who presented the prizes; Joseph Thomas of Lawrence, fifth prize winner in men’s division; Everett Benjamin, president of the Boston Men’s Duckpin Association; Miss Eleanor B. Rogers of Medford, second prize winner in ladies’ division; Miss R. Robinson of Revere, fourth prize winner in ladies’ division, and Roy E. Hardy of Lawrence, second prize winner in men’s division. The two trophies are at the ends of the table, while the 40 medals are set out between them.
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At the Presentation of the Herald Bowling Trophies. Left to right-Mrs. Janette L. Killgren of Boston, first prize winner in ladies’ division; Walter McCarthy of Lawrence, third prize winner in men’s division; Miss Sally Forshee of Mattapan, third prize winner in ladies’ division; Paul Poehler of Roxbury, fourth prize winner in men’s division; Mayor Malcolm E. Nichols, who presented the prizes; Joseph Thomas of Lawrence, fifth prize winner in men’s division; Everett Benjamin, president of the Boston Men’s Duckpin Association; Miss Eleanor B. Rogers of Medford, second prize winner in ladies’ division; Miss R. Robinson of Revere, fourth prize winner in ladies’ division, and Roy E. Hardy of Lawrence, second prize winner in men’s division. The two trophies are at the ends of the table, while the 40 medals are set out between them.
[ca. 1926–1930]
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