Monthly Archives: October 2012

IF YOU WATCH HER RIGHT AFTER A MATCH IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO TELL IF SHE JUST WON OR LOST. HER KENTUCKY CHILDHOOD HAS GIVEN HER TRUE SOUTHERN GRACE AND CHARM. BRADENTON’S JUDY TAYLOR HAS TAKEN FLORIDA SHUFFLEBOARD BY STORM SINCE … Continue reading →

Someone had the foresight, the good sense to record our Shuffleboard History at an earlier time.  We now have an opportunity to celebrate that earlier time on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of Shuffleboard in the State of Florida.  … Continue reading →

In Seattle during the 31st ISA World Championship I took a photo of Earl with a relatively new Shuffler, a Shuffler who had just ended the event with a Perfect Record.  I belive that got Earl to thinking just how … Continue reading →

Shuffleboard—once banned in New England in the 1840s because there was too much betting on it—is a somewhat less active sport than Indian leg wrestling, but at the tournament level it requires a sound sense of tactics, extreme accuracy in … Continue reading →

One of the greatest assets of the Association is the Florida Shuffleboard Preview. This is your book, a publication that has meant so much to the shufflers and to the State Association since its first publication in 1952 on the … Continue reading →

DID YOU KNOW THAT In 1946 the FSA Board tried to discourage the use of wax, sand and meal on all courts?  They figured that the courts would be more uniform if these were not applied.  Mirror Lake in St. … Continue reading →