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05/08/10
About 10 years ago, Collot and Bill Brewer of Galesville decided they'd invite a few friends over for a summertime garden party. They pondered over different kinds of activities that they could offer their guests, and decided on a friendly game of croquet. 
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Eugenia Wilkie of Galesville takes a shot during an afternoon practice at the West River Wickets’ home court in West River. In six-wicket croquet, there are three fewer wickets than in the classic backyard version.Find Us On Facebook
Guests came to the party, had lunch, then played a few matches. "At some point, someone said to me, 'This is great fun,'" Bill Brewer said. Brewer did a little research and decided to learn more about the game of croquet. He traveled to the U.S. Croquet Association Center in West Palm Beach, Fla., to take a week-long course. There he learned the...
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