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RIVERSIDE BOWL. Opened in 1958, Riverside Bowl at 1860 Hawthorne was renamed Bowling and Beyond by 2000. | RIVERSIDE BOWL. Opened in 1958, Riverside Bowl at 1860 Hawthorne was established by the Riverside Bowl Inc. Officers of the company included Raymond Segar of St. Louis, Missouri, president; Edward Segar, vice-president; Gerald Pregler, secretary; and Rudolph Segar, treasurer. | ||
Pregler, the manager of the new business had eight years of bowling alley experience. He was quoted as saying the building would be a replica of Maple Lanes of Waterloo, Iowa. Pregler would be assisted in the operation by an assistant manager, an alleyman, an a mechanic. The modern 24-land bowling alley was to offer automatic pinspotters and a complete restaurant. | |||
The bowling alley was renamed Bowling and Beyond by 2000. | |||
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"Lease Readied on New $500,000 Bowling Lane," ''Telegraph Herald'', | |||
[[Image:riversidebowl.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Photo courtesy: Jim Massey]] | [[Image:riversidebowl.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Photo courtesy: Jim Massey]] | ||
[[Image:riversidebowl-1.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Score-keeping key-tag. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]] | [[Image:riversidebowl-1.jpg|left|thumb|250px|Score-keeping key-tag. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]] | ||
Revision as of 01:13, 4 July 2017
RIVERSIDE BOWL. Opened in 1958, Riverside Bowl at 1860 Hawthorne was established by the Riverside Bowl Inc. Officers of the company included Raymond Segar of St. Louis, Missouri, president; Edward Segar, vice-president; Gerald Pregler, secretary; and Rudolph Segar, treasurer.
Pregler, the manager of the new business had eight years of bowling alley experience. He was quoted as saying the building would be a replica of Maple Lanes of Waterloo, Iowa. Pregler would be assisted in the operation by an assistant manager, an alleyman, an a mechanic. The modern 24-land bowling alley was to offer automatic pinspotters and a complete restaurant.
The bowling alley was renamed Bowling and Beyond by 2000.
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Source:
"Lease Readied on New $500,000 Bowling Lane," Telegraph Herald,
