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Bowlers enter political race

October 7, 2004 By admin

If going bowling and arguing politics are among your pastimes, tonight’s the night to take that fight to the alley. As part of the Great American Meetup Bowl-Off, teams are gathering, wearing red or blue, in bowling alleys nationwide. Bev VanBlair owns Cardinal Lanes in Newton, one of a half-dozen places in Iowa where they’ll be throwing strikes and striking up conversations about who should be president. VanBlair isn’t sure how large a crowd she’ll have taking part.

VanBlair says she’s hoping people will turn out to have a fun evening of bowling and having friendly competitions on the lanes and neighborly talks about politics.

The top scores will be registered on the Bowl-Off website to determine who America’s bowlers want to pin as the next commander-in-chief, and who’ll be spared. For more information, visit the Bowl-Off website. Other lanes in Iowa registered for tonight’s event include: Mason City, Sioux City, Davenport and Des Moines.

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