Speaker 1: The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, presenting America's favorite young couple,
Speaker 1: Ozzie Nelson and Harriett Hiriot.
Speaker 2: And now let's see what's going on in the Nelson family.
Speaker 3: Go the phone, I'll get it.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, Say where you are, dear? After all,
Speaker 2: there are three able bodied men around the house. David
Speaker 2: would answer the phone.
Speaker 3: Please, I'll get it.
Speaker 2: Are you up, dear? Didn't me answer the phone? David?
Speaker 2: You answered the last turn I did?
Speaker 4: Not a smart turn.
Speaker 5: It isn't either.
Speaker 2: Well, I wish somebody would answer it. Come on, boys,
Speaker 2: if one If he doesn't answer pretty quick, I will
Speaker 2: see what I mean. Now you've both lost out. Hello,
Speaker 2: that's a less flattering to Why don't you guys go
Speaker 2: outside now it's a beautiful day. Okay, pop, come on, man, hey, David,
Speaker 2: wait for me. All right? We allee you later. Bye.
Speaker 2: Who was it there?
Speaker 4: The president of the She asked me to head the
Speaker 4: Ways and Means Committee to.
Speaker 2: Raise money for the association. You don't mind, do you do? Oh?
Speaker 2: Of course not. It's for a good cause.
Speaker 4: They're starting a fund for hot lunches for the children
Speaker 4: at school.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a good idea. What are the plans.
Speaker 4: We're having a meeting this afternoon to decide. I told
Speaker 4: Louise i'd be there. I remember that this is the
Speaker 4: day you go bowling with mister Thurnday.
Speaker 2: Well, I have a dating. In fact, some of the
Speaker 2: girls on the committee think a bowling tournament would be
Speaker 2: a good way.
Speaker 4: To raise the money.
Speaker 2: A bowling tournament. M course, it's merely my personal opinion,
Speaker 2: but I don't think much of that idea. Well, don't
Speaker 2: tell me you've gone sour on bowling your favorite sport,
Speaker 2: favorite sport. I don't recall having made that statement, dear fact,
Speaker 2: I think it's a pretty silly game, roll a ball
Speaker 2: down an alley and knock over some pieces of wood.
Speaker 2: But you've always seen so enthusiastic about it. What do
Speaker 2: you mean always there? I just started three weeks ago.
Speaker 2: What was your score when your bowl last night? That
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with it. Just happened to feel
Speaker 2: it bowling as a childish pastime. I've lost interest in it.
Speaker 2: What was your score last night? There's no connection, Harriet.
Speaker 2: I feel this way about bowling even if I'd bowled
Speaker 2: three hundred last night. What did you bowl? Eighty six?
Speaker 2: I tell you, I has nothing to do with it.
Speaker 2: I'm just tired of bowling. It's as simple as that.
Speaker 2: Tell you how silly the game. There's the better you bowl,
Speaker 2: a less exercise you get if you knock all the
Speaker 2: pins down and make a strike. You don't get the
Speaker 2: bowl the second ball.
Speaker 4: But we don't have to make it a bowling tournament.
Speaker 2: I can hold out for a bizarre. I'm sure a
Speaker 2: bizarre or a dance or anything. So much of bowling
Speaker 2: is pure luck. Either the pins fall down or if
Speaker 2: they don't. I see fact, I wouldn't be a bit
Speaker 2: surprised if a lot of the big bowling matches were fixed.
Speaker 2: Pin boy pushes a button and the pins fall down.
Speaker 2: I'm on a good score. You have to bribe the pin.
Speaker 4: Boy, okay, dar, I'll try and talk them into a
Speaker 4: bizar anything.
Speaker 2: As long as there'sn't bowling, will.
Speaker 4: You pick me up at the school after you and
Speaker 4: mister Darnbery finish your game?
Speaker 2: Is that there isn't gonna be any game. Son, he
Speaker 2: wants the bowl, he can bowl. I'll get down to
Speaker 2: the post office and feed the pigeons. And what times
Speaker 2: the movie starts on?
Speaker 6: He oh, not for a yet we got fun of you.
Speaker 6: Do you want to scroll up past the bowling alley just.
Speaker 2: To see what's going on, Well, I'll walk past the place.
Speaker 2: If you're figuring on coaching the end, you're wasting your time. Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't how you feel. What do you mean? I
Speaker 2: saw your bowl last night. It was pretty horrible. I
Speaker 2: was a little off my usual form. That has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with my opinion of bowling. I've just come
Speaker 2: to the conclusion it's a silly game and I have
Speaker 2: more important things to do. Well, I'm not gonna let
Speaker 2: a stupid game make my whole life miserable. I don't
Speaker 2: blame you are.
Speaker 6: I've ever seen a full grown bowl as cheesy a game.
Speaker 7: As you did last night.
Speaker 2: You rolled a fifty two. Don't make it worse than
Speaker 2: it was. It was eighty six and I had every
Speaker 2: break against me, and you know it.
Speaker 8: Frankly, As your friend and neighbor, I'm glad you're giving
Speaker 8: up there. With an approach like yours, you never could
Speaker 8: become a good bowler.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's very fair, Thorny. You know very
Speaker 2: well I had a hole in my shoe last night
Speaker 2: for one thing. Personally, I don't.
Speaker 8: Think the game is worth the aggravation, especially without approach
Speaker 8: of yours.
Speaker 2: Speaking of approaches, you remember the hop skipping jumpy met
Speaker 2: that we used to do at boy scout camp. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, that might be a wonderful approach for bowling.
Speaker 2: Think of the speed you could get up hop skipping jump. Well,
Speaker 2: not exactly. What I had in mind was more of
Speaker 2: a run.
Speaker 6: You see.
Speaker 2: That's to get up the speed, then a little skip
Speaker 2: to get you in balance, and then the ball swings
Speaker 2: back like a pendulum and to follow through. I think
Speaker 2: it's legal. See why not?
Speaker 8: Well, if you ever decided to take up the game again,
Speaker 8: it might be a good thing to try.
Speaker 6: See quite a few ballers here this afternoon.
Speaker 8: Now I see two alleys making down the end numbers
Speaker 8: eleven and twelve.
Speaker 2: Let's take twelve.
Speaker 7: If you get a longer run.
Speaker 2: Baby's quiet, bab The eady will come to order.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, we have with us this afternoon the new
Speaker 4: chairman of the Waves Means Committee, Missus Nelson. I believe
Speaker 4: mister Nelson has something to say for her committee. Madam President,
Speaker 4: I write to the point of order. We haven't read
Speaker 4: the minutes of the last meeting.
Speaker 2: Well, are the minutes of the last meeting. I'm sorry
Speaker 2: I didn't bring the minutes. You know what happened? Girl?
Speaker 5: She made out of grocery that on the back and
Speaker 5: gave it to her husband for eighties ladies.
Speaker 4: Missus Nelson has a rule.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Missus Jones.
Speaker 4: I have a suggestion to make him be half of
Speaker 4: the committee to raise money for the lunch fund.
Speaker 2: Several of our members are in favor.
Speaker 4: Of giving a bazaar, such as we gave last year.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Taking any cakes for a bizarre then I vote to
Speaker 4: the bazaar. Well, it's okay if all the leverrits can
Speaker 4: take cakes, they're fifty. You know, we had quite a
Speaker 4: few complaints after our last cakes sailed. Mary's Jane, if
Speaker 4: you're referring to my upside down pineapple, okay, why don't
Speaker 4: you say so? I'm not listening any day.
Speaker 2: It's the cake fixey.
Speaker 5: Well, look a lot better than summer half size, dear.
Speaker 3: Girl, so please please.
Speaker 4: And Stone had an interesting suggestion a bowling tenement or
Speaker 4: how could we raise money with a bowling tournament? Oh,
Speaker 4: we charge an entry seat.
Speaker 2: Bost of my husbands would be crazy.
Speaker 4: About the idea. What do you think, Mary Jane? At first,
Speaker 4: I'd like here what Kathy says?
Speaker 2: Well, I think it would be a good idea. I
Speaker 2: don't think it'd work.
Speaker 5: It all well, some people are afraid to try something new,
Speaker 5: and some people's janis the first he rainski in that
Speaker 5: comes law always does.
Speaker 2: Anybody have a husband who runs a bowling alley?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: Des a minute, ladies, what do you think? Berna? Oh,
Speaker 2: let's have a bazaar. I look dreadful and flack.
Speaker 5: Oh, order order crazy.
Speaker 2: Let's take a vote.
Speaker 4: All those in favor of a bazaar signify by saying
Speaker 4: I ah.
Speaker 2: All those in favor of a bowling.
Speaker 4: Tournament signify by saying I ay. Some of you ladies
Speaker 4: voted twice.
Speaker 2: I have an idea, girl. All those in favor of letting.
Speaker 4: Me decide to question, say I A, I of course.
Speaker 2: I on what grounds do you object? Jennis?
Speaker 3: I don't know what were we voting on?
Speaker 2: One hundred and sixty eight Thorny the hot stiff and
Speaker 2: jumped in it some game on best game I ever rolled?
Speaker 7: Its mee, Thorny.
Speaker 2: It was my approach. I know it. You know. That's
Speaker 2: the great thing about bowling. It's all technique. How about
Speaker 2: the first time anybody ever saw a hot skiff and
Speaker 2: jump on.
Speaker 1: A bowling alley with just now the first time you
Speaker 1: try to do about scared the pin boy today? Well
Speaker 1: it is a little spectacular, but what results Thorny, I
Speaker 1: must admit you bowl better today made all the difference
Speaker 1: in the world.
Speaker 2: Get the hop and the skies. Beg your pardon from
Speaker 2: now I'm thorny. I'll improve sadly you're gonna such a
Speaker 2: drive and a follow through. Just the hop, let's get you.
Speaker 2: Oh copy may make it easy. I was before you
Speaker 2: knocked somebody down. You know you want to try it
Speaker 2: next time you bowls, aren't he I'll wait till I
Speaker 2: get my pilot's life hundred and sixty eight. Boy'd you
Speaker 2: like to get into a tournament right now? Well, according
Speaker 2: to my wife the girls of the PTA, you're going
Speaker 2: to hold.
Speaker 6: A bowling tournament this year instead of the annual bazaar.
Speaker 2: Uh you mean they were going it all right? The
Speaker 2: chairmer of the committee, and I like a big dope
Speaker 2: talk to you into running another bazaar? Oh wh you did? Now?
Speaker 8: Don't you remember last year running all over town for
Speaker 8: lumber for boots, Going from house to house begging for
Speaker 8: old pothes. Why on a rainy day I can still
Speaker 8: feel where some woman slammed the door on my foot.
Speaker 2: Maybe I I can switch it back in some way.
Speaker 2: It's certainly worth a try. Yeah, it certainly would be
Speaker 2: swelled to get in with a bowling tournament. Now, yes, Terry,
Speaker 2: get the hop.
Speaker 9: Oh oh, I beg your pardon, mat ha.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank goodness you're home?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 3: Anything wrong?
Speaker 2: Uh, Harry? Is there any way of getting your committee
Speaker 2: to Chank's decision?
Speaker 4: Well, my dear, it came out guess the way you wanted.
Speaker 2: Well, you see, that's just it. Don't you want a
Speaker 2: bowling tournament? No, dear, I want a bowling to a
Speaker 2: bowling tournament. You're having a bowling tournament. When did you decide?
Speaker 4: Well, the girls left it up to me, so I
Speaker 4: decided right now.
Speaker 2: I took a look at your faith and decided you
Speaker 2: and bowling and chipped and made up. Oh, let me
Speaker 2: get story today. You won't believe this, Harriet, I'll try
Speaker 2: not to show it.
Speaker 4: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: One and sixty eight. Is that with or without bribing
Speaker 2: the tin boy? No? No, that's on the level. One
Speaker 2: hundred and sixty eight and you know the secret. I
Speaker 2: have a new approach, the hop, skip and jump. You
Speaker 2: see me in the tournament. Look out, show you the technique.
Speaker 2: I have to start down the hall here I.
Speaker 4: Love no boy, Yeah, you better stand back. Your father's
Speaker 4: about to demonstrate a new bowling maneuver.
Speaker 2: All right, no what everybody there goes the ball down
Speaker 2: the alley?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Where did that that? Pop? I say?
Speaker 4: I didn't move the ball?
Speaker 6: Attention Please warning to wall bowlers.
Speaker 8: If you find yourself playing alongside Auntie Nelson, play saying
Speaker 8: move over to the next alley.
Speaker 2: Well, you see, Autie discovered a new flying approach called
Speaker 2: the hop, skip and jump. It's pretty dangerous, but Ozzie
Speaker 2: has so much faith in it. He's just about sure
Speaker 2: he's going to win the bowling tournament being held by
Speaker 2: the Rogers Road Pta. He's not in the backyard right
Speaker 2: now practicing his newfound technique, rolling an imaginary ball down
Speaker 2: an imaginary alley and making imaginary strike with a hop
Speaker 2: and skiff. Oh, EMILU, been trying to guess what you're doing?
Speaker 9: Oh really, mother was the only one who had the
Speaker 9: splightest idea.
Speaker 2: Oh your mother, mister Nelson, What does demanded name no, Well,
Speaker 2: it's just a word, Emmylou, and I mind ed. I
Speaker 2: don't think your mother is a very good guess. I'm
Speaker 2: sure she is. What were you doing, mister Nelson, I
Speaker 2: was practicing, Emmy Lou. What you saw was my new approach, aprom.
Speaker 2: I'm practicing bowling for the PTA tournament. It's the new
Speaker 2: technique I invented myself.
Speaker 4: Daddy loves to bowl, but he is miss clever, added
Speaker 4: you are, mister Nelson.
Speaker 2: He never gets off the ground. Plus there are the
Speaker 2: conservatives who cling to the old fashioned message, well, what
Speaker 2: kind of a bowling ball do you use? Many kind
Speaker 2: of happen to have.
Speaker 5: You don't have your own bowling ball?
Speaker 2: You know, I just take out a ball at any ball,
Speaker 2: mister Nelson. Unsanitary, Huh, It's.
Speaker 4: Not that every good boy has his own bowling ball.
Speaker 4: Would Byron Nelson play in a tournament without.
Speaker 2: His golf cup? Would have Greenborough up to play without
Speaker 2: his baseball back? Would Esther Williams?
Speaker 7: Yes, I see what you mean.
Speaker 5: Don't think of a hockey players that.
Speaker 2: The second I'm still thinking of Esther Williams.
Speaker 5: You've got to get a clipment, you tadball your best
Speaker 5: without the property Clipton.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks for the advice, that Meway. What I think
Speaker 2: the only clipment I need is maybe a new pair
Speaker 2: of bowling shoes and the old hop skipped them jump.
Speaker 5: Well, good luck and that you mister Nelson in happy last.
Speaker 4: Be careful now, dear, you know what happens when you
Speaker 4: get in a place like this.
Speaker 2: Boy, what do you mean all you need is a pair.
Speaker 4: Of bowling shoes? Don't buy out the whole sporting.
Speaker 2: Good store, Harriet, please, Yeah, I got some nice stuff here.
Speaker 2: Look at all these bowling balls. You don't even get
Speaker 2: bowling balls, I know, I'm just looking at them. Goss
Speaker 2: that got them in all different sizes and colors. Man,
Speaker 2: this one looks pretty good. Feels good too. Well how
Speaker 2: this had worked with the old hop skips and jump?
Speaker 2: Not at all? Looking for something? Oh yes, I wanted
Speaker 2: some sporting equipment, jumping rope and a pogo stick A
Speaker 2: half no I bowled. I was looking at some of
Speaker 2: this bowling equipment. Play those bowling shoes in the window, friend,
Speaker 2: and say, pretty good shoes, are they? Yes? That's pretty
Speaker 2: good shoe quality, rubber and the souls, I suppose the
Speaker 2: kind that clings to the floor and keep it from slipping. Yes,
Speaker 2: I imagine I wear size nine and a half. We
Speaker 2: have them at nine and a half. Shall I wrap
Speaker 2: them up? Oh? Yes, I'll they These are pretty good
Speaker 2: shirts over here, right, See they have the swing back. Yes,
Speaker 2: they're for golf. They should be good for bowling. I
Speaker 2: guess you could use them for bowling. The right kind
Speaker 2: of a shirt means a lot and bowling, wouldn't you say?
Speaker 2: Where You probably play better when you're comfortable them might
Speaker 2: as well be safe. I'll take one of these. Say
Speaker 2: how about these socks here? Which one? Although, yeah, those
Speaker 2: are tennis stocks like bowling stocks to me. You're sure
Speaker 2: these aren't bowling socks. Well, I guess you could use
Speaker 2: them for bowling if you wanted to. Will that be all?
Speaker 2: We know? Just looking at the slacks over here, and
Speaker 2: they look at this, they'd give a person good free
Speaker 2: leg action. Yes, they're quite rumored. Say the person could
Speaker 2: close and they that you certainly do make these things
Speaker 2: sound attractive. I'll take a pair of the.
Speaker 7: Hey, here's a nice gadget.
Speaker 2: I hear that's a portable seat they use for the races.
Speaker 2: Say that would be a good thing to have. At
Speaker 2: a bowling alley when you're waiting your turn, if all
Speaker 2: the seats are taken, well, i'll take one. Oh what's
Speaker 2: this over here? That's a tennis visor? Say? You know,
Speaker 2: if the lights were too bright at the bowling alley,
Speaker 2: this had really shaded my eyes when I imagine it were,
Speaker 2: I'll take one. Who maybe you can use a pair
Speaker 2: of these. Well they look like snowshoes. Yes they do,
Speaker 2: though what are they snowshoes? What would I need thee for?
Speaker 9: Well, while you're bowling, if there's a hole in the
Speaker 9: roof and it's snowing outside you, you won't.
Speaker 2: Get caught in a snow drift on the way from
Speaker 2: your sea to the starting Not just a minute. There's
Speaker 2: a limits of the things I can use, you know,
Speaker 2: I know, I just wanted to find out whether it walls.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm just thinking every good bowler has his
Speaker 2: own individual ball. It is a really good investment, isn't it. Oh,
Speaker 2: here we go. Well, frankly, sir, they're nice to have,
Speaker 2: but you can get along without one. No, I don't
Speaker 2: know about that. If you're gonna bowl at all, you
Speaker 2: ought to do it right. Maybe roll It isn't very fast.
Speaker 2: They're using a ball everybody else uses. Now with it
Speaker 2: that you don't play golf with another man's clubs? Do
Speaker 2: you a bowler ought to have his own bowling ball?
Speaker 2: You're right, I'll take one. I mean yes, yes, it's
Speaker 2: six good ideas. Just a mighty fine looking ball. Hair
Speaker 2: hold just at my grip too. Just a new type
Speaker 2: of ball, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yes, we don't know much about it yet, nade of
Speaker 1: South American hardwood.
Speaker 2: They call it the atom ball. I'll take one, thanks. Oh,
Speaker 2: by the wait, here's something might interest you. This little
Speaker 2: booklet here standard rules are bowling. It's just ten fans. No, thanks,
Speaker 2: definitely not. The answer is no, okay, I'll get you
Speaker 2: your check. How do you like that, harryt a book
Speaker 2: of bowling rules. You have to watch these clerks. They'll
Speaker 2: try to sell you everything in the store less. You're
Speaker 2: a beautiful ball, isn't Harriet? I can just see it
Speaker 2: whirling down the alleys, scattering those tins.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if you don't stop polishing it, you'll wear it
Speaker 4: down the billiard bawl.
Speaker 2: What's this? What's fanatic? Well, the wood in the finger
Speaker 2: holes is dance green wood. Baby, maybe it's full of wire, Harry,
Speaker 2: do you think a ball like this ought to be danced?
Speaker 4: You know, just off hand? Dar, I'd hazard a guess
Speaker 4: and say no.
Speaker 2: You suppose it's properly cured, Harry. This could be serious.
Speaker 2: The tournament starts at three o'clock, you know, and matter
Speaker 2: of fact, I should be over there right now. Wait
Speaker 2: a minute, I have an idea. How do they dry
Speaker 2: wood with heat? Harriet turned the oven on low. Oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's the only way to dry it out slow, even heat.
Speaker 4: It's your bowling ball.
Speaker 2: Oh, David, Oh, I'm glad you can't listen to this carefully.
Speaker 2: It's very important. I have to go over and help
Speaker 2: your mother with the arrangements. So at three o'clock, ask
Speaker 2: emmy lud to shut off the oven and you bring
Speaker 2: my bowling ball over to the alleys.
Speaker 4: Okay, you mean you're gonna put that bowling ball in
Speaker 4: the oven?
Speaker 2: Yes, it needs to be baked out of it to
Speaker 2: step aside. Then, see, they evidently didn't season this ball properly,
Speaker 2: so I'm just warming it up just enough so it
Speaker 2: gets its shape perfectly. Oh he puffing. You sure know everything, well,
Speaker 2: not quite everything, no, but you.
Speaker 10: Should know stuff that nobody else knows.
Speaker 2: It's the old hop skiff and jump.
Speaker 6: You're some jolmer.
Speaker 4: Yes it is there, but don't tire yourself out before
Speaker 4: the tenemates started.
Speaker 2: Yes moments announce.
Speaker 4: My husband and I've been watching when you have to
Speaker 4: kipping and we don't think it's legal.
Speaker 2: Why is it legal? There's any doubt about it? Ask
Speaker 2: missus Brooks. He's counting the room committee.
Speaker 4: Well, missus buck scared. It's a hop skip and jump
Speaker 4: legal and bowling.
Speaker 2: How should I though lighting a bowl in my life? Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't see any reason why it shouldn't be. I
Speaker 2: voted for a bazaar.
Speaker 4: I know, well I don't think it'shid be allowed.
Speaker 2: Oh, stop thinking on what it is? Bizarre, h I
Speaker 2: was going to take a delicious stake. No, you actual
Speaker 2: sister of bolling. Sir, Okay, okay, okay, okay. I'll bowl
Speaker 2: without my.
Speaker 9: Hop skiff and jump atension everybody we have for any end, Baz,
Speaker 9: that's if that is the start of the tournament right.
Speaker 2: Away, expect me to bowl my bowling bowl over the
Speaker 2: here's three a block and I can't use my hop
Speaker 2: skip and job. Dear, please don't make a scene about marry.
Speaker 1: That's not fair, no, dear, but please I refuse the bowl.
Speaker 4: Oh oh, please don't disrupt the tournament. Remember your college
Speaker 4: code dere supporting.
Speaker 2: To the end. Okay, I'll do it for you, Harriet,
Speaker 2: but I won't consider it the regular tournament. I'll just
Speaker 2: bowl an exhibitions. That's right.
Speaker 4: Can you go out there and make an exhibition of yourself?
Speaker 2: They are as What does I hear about you? I
Speaker 2: got a chance to win Thorny, not in the individual play,
Speaker 2: but in the family. Now, oh great, what what's this called? Well,
Speaker 2: if pepick missus lads been, he and his wife will
Speaker 2: only have a nine point lead on it if she
Speaker 2: doesn't change the rule. That's hoping, missus. S If I
Speaker 2: only had my item ball here, i'd have been way
Speaker 2: out in front of the husband's match. I could have
Speaker 2: used my hot skipping jump. Oh look look they go
Speaker 2: to Petrick's night ball. Oh yes, he miss dear.
Speaker 3: It's up to you.
Speaker 2: I know you can do it. Well, go ahead here,
Speaker 2: everyone's watching.
Speaker 6: Oh he's a striker, as fair us.
Speaker 2: Okay, he goes.
Speaker 6: He's really got great ball, Marian.
Speaker 2: Look how he lifts that ball out of the rack.
Speaker 6: Very professional. Notice how he uses the rosin rat.
Speaker 2: Great ball now watching bowl?
Speaker 6: Oh good, heavens he's back to that rumberg.
Speaker 2: Should I open my eyes? Now?
Speaker 6: What a tough break? Uh, you only got eight tens?
Speaker 2: Then I still have a chance. I could get to
Speaker 2: my phone.
Speaker 6: No, yeah, a seven ten split?
Speaker 2: What's that? See the end pins in the back row
Speaker 2: across the alley from each other. Shot is practically impossible
Speaker 2: to make. Oh tay this day? Did you take a ball?
Speaker 2: You're just in time, David? What took it so long?
Speaker 4: You see when we hit the ball, the evident was
Speaker 4: too hot, so we had.
Speaker 2: To put it in the refrigerator.
Speaker 4: Over Please say, let's give us put bowling balls in
Speaker 4: the refrigerator.
Speaker 2: Will give me the ball on his course? Cold? They sing?
Speaker 4: Now, will you please stop breathing on the ball and
Speaker 4: bowl were waiting.
Speaker 2: Card, I still have a chance. But I could hit
Speaker 2: that left tin on the right side and knock it
Speaker 2: all the way over to the right pod. Look man,
Speaker 2: well here goes he's flitting fire the ball and split.
Speaker 2: It's bin.
Speaker 6: We went.
Speaker 3: The ball the wire. I have been after you book.
Speaker 2: And there's no mention of the ball. Clinics naturally not.
Speaker 2: It's never happened before. Okay, I care what I'll do.
Speaker 2: I'll make a deal with it. I'll roll the whole
Speaker 2: frame over again. But you've gotta let me use my
Speaker 2: hot skip and jump approach.
Speaker 4: Well, very well, it's now and the text sends it's
Speaker 4: the deal.
Speaker 2: Where's that fall out of using all leaving? Harriet? Is
Speaker 2: this the one?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: This one?
Speaker 2: I don't think so what's the difference. They're all practically alive. Okay,
Speaker 2: because I can use my approach, let me have it. Wait,
Speaker 2: is that some whole a little tight? No? No, this
Speaker 2: will be all right everybody. Mister Elton has been given another.
Speaker 3: Sent a boat rolled.
Speaker 2: Luck. There here goes.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 2: Every week?
Speaker 3: Is it anything serious?
Speaker 2: Doctor?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 6: Here recovering a day or two?
Speaker 2: Just keep him quiet? Oh what happened? Where am I? Oh?
Speaker 2: Now life? Do your hole?
Speaker 7: Don't try to move there, Harriet.
Speaker 2: The tournament we won there. There was some argument at first,
Speaker 2: but the rules committee decided you should get the Loving Cup.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, it's pretty, isn't it.
Speaker 4: They thought at first you made the strike with your head,
Speaker 4: but there was no bump on it, so the ball
Speaker 4: must have hit first.
Speaker 2: Oh that's good. And in view of everything else.
Speaker 6: They decided you.
Speaker 4: Ought to have some sort of victory.
Speaker 2: Harriet. Something wrong with my arm. I can't lift it.
Speaker 4: Oh, don't worry about that. There as soon as the
Speaker 4: swelling goes down, they're taking the bowling ball off of it.
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