by John Marks
Camp Timberlane went out for a
World’s Record last Monday. The record was the most Tushball
players in one game. The record was previously held by a volleyball
camp in Oregon. They had 124 people in one game.
Lee Glicksman was mostly in charge in getting people. When Harold
threw up the first ball and everybody hit it once, the count was 75
people, 49 short of the record. After Harold hit the first ball,
Robby Chapman, was number two missed the first man out. There were 18
missing after it went around once.
When everybody was out. Fred Heller for St. Louis won by ousting
David Daskal. After Daskal came Eliot Rose and John Marks. One
surprising thing was that assistant director Vance Liebman did not
get out until well after half were out.
Camp Timberlane’s Tushball court is sanctioned by the National
Tushball Association (NTA).