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RENO, Nev. - Tuesday s competition at the 2021
United States Bowling Congress Women s Championships featured six lead changes in the Diamond Division and three record-setting performances at the National Bowling Stadium.
Colombia s Maria José Rodriguez and Guatemala s Sofia Granda combined for the first 1,500-plus doubles score in USBC Women s Championships history, rolling to a 1,560 total to take the Diamond Doubles lead.
England s Verity Crawley needed every pin she could get to take the Diamond Singles lead Tuesday, edging Erin Lenahan of Las Vegas by a single pin with a 793 series.
Ashley Crowder of Tamarac, Florida, needed a mark in her final frame to move to the top of the standings in Diamond All-Events with a 2,206 total.
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Black history lessons ‘acknowledge the great leaders that came before us’
Students’ learning extends beyond Black History Month
Byron Center, Kelloggsville Crackity, snappity, poppity, pop! There was some scatting going on, Louis Armstrong-style, in teacher Melody Welton’s Countryside Elementary School kindergarten class.
“He was singing scat!” shouted one kindergartner.
“He was playing a trumpet!” added another.
“Doobie-oobie dooo-boo!” said an animated Welton, as she read the children’s book, “When Louis Armstrong Taught Me Scat” by Muriel Harris Weinstein.
The class then talked about scatting, the art of vocal improvisation with wordless sounds, nonsense syllables or without words at all. Legendary jazz musician Armstrong is known as the inventor of scat.