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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1964

Page

15

Major League Bowlers Fire Big Sets in Tight Race

Frederick Motor Company clings to first by three points as Jones leads with a 652 series and 202 223 227 games. Filby and Cutsail pace Town and Country to top G and R Merchandise Mart while Perry Johnson posts a 255 high game. Distaff bowlers at Terrace Lanes show strong scores led by Miriam Oland and Jo Ann Koogle, with several others posting 500s and 600s across the week.

Frederick Motor Company Richard Jones Frederick Motor H. B. Duvall Jones Jim Filby al Cutsail G & R Merchandise Mart Filby Catsail Dick Colston Melart Jeweler Aggregation Orley Bourland Formstone Perry Johnson Frederick Washington County Bob Shriner Raymond Cook Austin Keyser Kenneth Grabill Tom Gouker Dick Jones Walker Zimmerman Ray Flair Bob Pendergraft Terrace Lanes Miriam Oland Jo Ann Koogle Lois Gadberry Siambang Oland Gadberry Shirley McThenna Frederick Motor Co Town & Country Rest Kehne Furniture G & R Merchandise Melart’s Jewelry Budweiser H. Duvall James Filby Buck Jones Town & Country

All-Star Finals To Be Expanded In 1965 Bowling Tourney

The 1965 BPAA All-Star will add a match play heavy finals at Philadelphia Convention Hall next January. Twenty men and 16 women will compete for 100000 in a 28 and 22 game two game match format across divisions with crossovers and a CBS televised three game division final. Eliminations lead to Maryland state finals at Terrace Lanes. Local clubs show strong scores and standings across civic groups and businesses.

Philadelphia Convention Hall Terrace Lanes Maryland

Frederick Teams Win Tourney in Frederick-Washington Tenpin

Frederick two teams, the Aces and L Bandites from Terrace Lanes, won top honors in the 4th annual Frederick Washington County Tenpin Association tournament at Dual Lanes Hagerstown. Aces rolled 2853 scratch, 3021 gross with 46 pin handicap. paid $125. L Banditos 2713 scratch took handicap runner up. $25 prize. Johnson top series 673 with Aces. All-Events favorite Buck Jones. Over $1,200 total prize pool. 31 teams entered, 16 from Frederick. doubles and singles upcoming.

Frederick Hagerstown Aces Terrace Perry Johnson Gene Warrenfeltz Buck Jones Jim Filby Terrence Morgan Duquesne L’banditos Ed Thomas Bill Moles Farmstone Johnson

Lefty Billy Allen proves southpaw can roll right

Billy Allen, a 28 year old left handed bowler from Florida, wins back to back on the PBA winter tour by taking the Sertoma PBA Open in Mobile and the Greater New Orleans PBA Open. He bowls left handed while doing everything else right handed, proving southpaws can excel in sports beyond golf and boxing.

New York NBA Billy Allen Florida Professional Bowlers Association Mobile New Orleans al Jen Dick Weber Ocoee Orlando Allen Bob Charles New Zaland Portsider Charles Charles Harmon Harmon Ben Hogan

Health Center Duckpin Leagues Battle for Second Spot

Health Center Duckpin Leagues report tight race for second in the Lioness League as Liberty trails with 56 points while New Market holds third at 54. Individual scores feature Mrs. Sue Ward 90 across three, Thelma Hart 120, Irene Schultz 118, and several 112s, with Flinthill I atop Urbana Circuit and a looming faceoff against Sjamsville I after claiming the second half by 14. Jeanette Lenhart leads season form with 139 games and 374 series, joined by Charlotte Ausherman 139 and 339, Oscar Summers 151 and 377, and Rudy Kelly 133 and 378. The Sagner Inc. Mixed League tightens as Peso Pluma nears Northcool, while Morgan's Lunch commands Friday Night Late League and Hi-Fi tops the Fort Detrick Women’s slate with a 1494 team set. Industrial League shows Health Center tied for first with Porter's Grill at 72, and Shorty Morgan’s consecutive 400 sets lift the pace.

Yellow Springs Liberty New Market Sue Ward Thelma Hartsock Irene Schultz Patricia Fogle Irene Eisenstraut Laura Delphy Flinthill I Urbana Sjamsville I Jeanette Lenhart Charlotte Ausherman Anna Mae Murphy Oscar Summers Rudy Kelly Bobby Easterday Glenn Rippeon Russell Redmond Junior Redmond Dottie Kelly Flinthill Sagner Inc Peso Pluma Northcool Arthur Rickell Sonny Grossnickle Bill's Market Shorty Morgan Shorty Peanut Myers Health Center Eddie Lockner Sparkey Cole Horace Dinterman Lem Shafer

Walkersville Bowling News Honor Roll and Upcoming Tournament

Alton Bunce Gilbert tops the 400 club with a 454 set, followed by Myers and Whitmore. several players reach 400s while others miss by one pin. The Glade Valley Handicap Tournament is set for May 3 at Walkersville Bowling Center with $100 top prize and entry closes at 11 p.m. bowling starts noon, four bowlers per pair, 21 game average required.

Alton “Bunce Gilbert Gene Myers Carlos Myers Charles Wimpy Whitmore Marty Naugle Merkle Cramer Dick Arnold Glenn Ramsburg Glenn Ness Jack Wisner Austin Cramer Walkersville Bowling Center

Glade Valley No 2 Wins Close Pomona Orange Bowling Title

In a tight Pomona Orange League finish Glade Valley No 2 edged Lewistown by 102 pins to claim second half championship at Village Lanes. Ray Crum led with a 145 game and Carroll 139, as Glade Valley pulled clear in game two and secured 1595 total to 1493 for Lewistown. Other players included Ruth Rhoderuck Joe Zimmer man Harold Rhoderuck for Glade Valley and Naomi Adkins Ray Adkins Shirley Adkins Raymond Clem Earl Wiles for Lewistown.

Village Lanes Glade Valley No. 2 Lewistown Pomona Middletown Ray Crum Carroll Glade Valley Bers Ruth Rhoderuck Joe Zimmerman Harold Rhoderuck Naomi Adkins Ray Adkins Shirley Adkins Raymond Clem Earl Wiles Thurmont Glade Valley No Moser Virginia Sidney Russell Joe Lester Evelyn Cline Ruby Burall Russ Moser Arthur Crum New Market

Esther Jewell Sets 160 Game in Bowling After Poor Week

Esther Jewell rolled a 160 game and 383 set with a Triple Hunter for City Auto Parts in a dis taffers league. She converted three spares and three strikes in a row, with the triple coming in the sixth, seventh and eighth frames. Previous high was 155. Sandy May posted 140 and a Triple Header qualifying for Maryland State Tri-

Esther Jewell City Auto Parts Esther Sandy May Maryland Village Frances Boyer Ralph Burall Chick Cramer Walt Cramer Jane Wright Walt Chick Village Lanes

Chet Baker Jr. nets 403 in Village Lanes youth bowling

Chet Baker Jr. posted a 403 series 125 127 151 in YBA youth league at Village Lanes earning YBA Gold Star. Greg Englar led prep division with 306, while others like George Dredden and Sarah Cavahey posted high scores. Banquet plans, awards, summer league signups, and Triple Header entries highlighted this week’s bowling notes.

Chet Baker Jr Y.B.A Chet YBA Greg Englar Greg Civitan George Dredden Sarah Cavahey Patty Wagner Village Lanes

Sports bowling results with multiple leagues and high scores

A fragment lists bowling standings and high scores across leagues on Tuesday Wednesday and Monday. Teams include Snurrs Grocery Pepsi Cola Harp Gilbert and Office. Notable figures: Ron Rainier 153 high game, Ronnie Cramer 405 high set, Bernie O Bryan 399 high set, Holmes Dutrow 163 high game.

Yveying Car Discount R. Smith Plumbing Happy Five Schlitz Beer Snurr's Grocery Metronics Ron Rainier Ronnie Cramer Snurr’s Grocery Mite Industrial HK G. Tyeryar M. J. Grove D. Lee Keller Kaemph & Harris Harp Gilbert City Auto Parts Pepsi Cola Porter’s Grill Smitty's Restaurant Gastley’s Holmes Dutrow Bernie O Bryan H. G. Tyergar

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