Village Lanes Duckpin News Top scores emerge in Friday league action
Treva Hane of the Hane Developers unveiled a 403 series starting with 145, then 130 and 128 to lead a four point victory. Ralph Kemp of Rippeon's Garage posted a 411 total with a 150 game to aid the Garagemen to a three pin win and move from first. Dick Ausherman led weekly high game with 152 for the Rippeon crew while Millers Gulf claimed a team high 616. Irv Wagner and Bill Kidwiler posted notable 466 totals for Investors Loans and WFMD Radiomen respectively, as Ideal Farms clung to a 10 point lead overall.
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Treva Hane
Hane
Ralph Kemp
Rippeon's
Wachter Bros
Dick Ausherman
Rippeon “Garagemen
Millers Gulf
Dave Grossnickle
Irv Wagner
Bill Kidwiler
Wagner
Investors Loans
Kidwiler
WFMD
Wagners
Rippean's
Hane Dev
L. Shafer
Paul's
Ingall’s
Miller's Gulf
R W. Warner
Burdette Bros
MA. Oland
BD Ausherman
Miller’s Gulf
Atkinson-Hahn Lead Glade Valley A League Scoring
Atkinson and Hahn top the scoring for Glade Valley A with 401 and 400 in a league rally. Crown Service led by Hahn edged Atkinson's team by four points as high scorers Chiz Myers 390 Walt Cramer 388 Jitter Nicklas 366 also noted. Citgo 4-Way Service clings to first with Village Lanes two behind Kelly's Mill five behind. Ray Rice continues toiling, Frosty Acres tops season high game and set with 194 461 and totals 1700 plus 602 and 1700 combined, Bab Bowers Lumber helps fifth place.
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Atkinson
Ydeal Farms
Sid Hahn
C. Oland Meitzler Crown Service
Glade Valley
Crown Service
Hahn
C. B. Hob
Good of High's
Chiz Myers
Walt Cramer
Jitter Nicklas
Citgo
Kelly’s Mill
Ray Rice
Toington
Frosty Acres
Bab Bowers Lumber
Kelly's Met
Coblentz-Marin
Warren's Mens Shop
Mertzler
Ideal Farms
High’s Dairy
Meitzier
Cuga
Monocacy bowling leaders lead with top scores and records
Cramer-Smith top Monocacy A league with 154 game and 417 set while posting league high 126 average and season high 197 game 464 set. Smitty of Shreves Grocery posts 401. Durer Paints trails front runners. Wickes Lumber tops Tuesday Industrial with 678 game and 1899 set as women runners post strong sets. Highs by C L Smith 190 average in Thursday Commercial and multiple leagues note 398 sets and 619 game in various divisions.
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Walt Cramer
Arce Maa
Smitty
Shreve
Durer Paints
C. L. Smith
Skip’s Tavern
Billy Mann
Dick Cramer
Cramer
Smith
Chevron
AY Duron Paints
Smith Ples
Visage Lanes
Shreve’s Grocery
Nail Boh
Brown, Haymaker
Johnson
A M Cowell
Meltzier Mites
Keymar
Frederick Motors
Shreve Grocery
Glenn Babington
Frosty Acres
Berweenes Bay Civic Foods
Moore’s
Rolly Atkinson
Wickes
N. W Stzler “Pavers
May’s Grocery
Eddie Neloy Beats Odds to Training Crown
Edward A. Neloy rises to train the 3 generation racing interests of Ogden Mills Phipps and Jockey Club Chairman Ogden Phipps. His luck is framed by a 1936 glimpse of Lincoln Fields, a hot walker’s path to fame, and wartime service that left him twice wounded at Salerno. The narrative traces a rise from $1 a day to leading one of the sport’s premier stables.
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Edward A. Neloy
Eddie Neloy
H. C. Phipps
Jockey Club
Ogden Phipps
Ogden Mills Phipps
Neloy
Lincoln Fields
Chicago
Dr. Elliot
Harvard
Count Fleet
Anner
Salerno
Rain Helps Farmers But More Rain Is Urgently Needed
County farmers welcome this week s rain as a relief to soils and water supplies though experts call it only a drop in the bucket. Soil Conservationist Charles E Ware notes the rain saturates the soil with little runoff and will benefit alfalfa and oats planted early by farmers, while extension agent Kenneth E Shifflet stresses the need for substantial rainfall to replenish the lowered water table and support ongoing field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ware
Kenneth E. Shifflet
George D. Wood
Rain brings relief to farmers across the county
Farmers cheer heavy rainfall that came after a long dry spell. Despite optimism, officials note it will take three to four months for water tables to rise and springs to refill. Vegetation and pastures will benefit, but alfalfa and small grain harvests still need more rain.
Additional Hours For Social Security Office
W S King district manager of the Hagerstown Social Security Office says the office will be open Saturdays 8 30 a m to 12 30 p m through June to help full time workers apply for Medicare. He urges people to visit two or three months before turning 65 to obtain complete information on the medical and hospital insurance components.
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W. S. King
Hagerstown Society Security Office
King
Social Security Office
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Mess
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Grovery
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Pewell
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Coland Meitzier
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Watkins Burdette
Anne Keys
Saum's
Waaner
B Kidwiler
Anne Key's Kitchen
Lee Keller
Smitty’s
Duvall
City Avia Parts
Bowers Lumber Co
Kaempf & Harts
Porter’s Gin
Tyergar
Gastiags
Glenn Babineten
Frederick Iron & Steel
Getzandanner
Frederick Fut
Johnnys Amusements
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Potomac Edison
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Frederick County National Bank
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Frank Mermoht
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Maple Ave. & Water St
Thurmont Farm Equipment Center
Church Street
Stull Equipment Company
Chester
Edward
Peneloy
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Rodgers
Trail Ory Wall
Village Barber Shop
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Red Top Drive In
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