Tenping Bowling Star of the Week at Terrace Lanes
John Smith and M Minzgner earn Summer Star of the Week honors after strong sets at Terrace Lanes. Smith paced the Summer Commercial League with 638 series including 213 231 194, while others like Gary Payne 631 and Ted Anderson 600 continued the strong team showing. Multiple leagues report high games, sets, and averages as Pirates clinch Monday Minor League title and Black Label leads the Summer Commercial League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
M. Minzgner
Terrace Lanes
Smith
Gary Payne
Larry Boyd
Sherman Clem
Ted Anderson
America
Anderson
Ralph Kanade
Bill Walter
Pete Kensicki
Bill Miller
Marty Zimmerman
Bob Lambdin
Dave Carlson
Reynolds
Harry Routzahn
Jerry Beck
Bill Grable
James Wisotzkey
Roger Grossnickle
E. Long
Sam Schultz
Whitey Jones
Bob Thompson
Pete Haugh
Harold Basore
Joe Burke
Neal Cochran
John Warfield
Niles Abrecht
Chuck Satterlee
Andy Rhoderick
Harry Rowe
Les Blevins
Ranneberger
Richard Markey
Tinker Michael
Milt Hahn
Pirates
Rockets
National Trail Liquors
Black Label
City Tavern
Harry Juggy Rowe
Summer bowling league honors and leaders at Terrace Lanes
The Pinu team led by Marsha Fg sst and Pavia Ern est dominated the summer league with high game and high set trophies going to John Goodman and Mike Rhoades. Marsha Ernest edged Larry Boyd for high average as Frank Keyser earned most improved. Wednesday Mixed Couples lead with Sheppard Esterly group ahead by two games. Early Bird League features Skowronecks atop standings as East Frederick A C prepares for Saturday game against Carroll County All Stars. East Frederick to hold softball practice at Baker Park with a business meeting after.
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Terrace Lanes
Connie Hoffman
Joan Weingarden
Janice Stup
Marsha Ernest
Charlotte Clem
Marsha Fg Sst
Pavia Ernest
Barbara Ewing
Sue Hartsock
Monks
Gene Long
D. Davis
Mike Willard
Barry Wiles
John Goodman
Mike Rhoades
Larry Boyd
Frank Keyser
Charles Sheppard
Loretta Smith
Newell Esterly
Ses
Betty Brandenburg
Rosalie Horne
Gege Warrenfeltz
Bob Joes
Hal Kauffman
M. Minzgher
Skowronecks
W. L. GB
Nightingales
Robins
Ann Grossnickle
Dottie Woods
East Frederick Athletic Club
Baker Park Upper Diamond
Carroll County All
Johnsville
Mt Rushmore Memorial Carvings Estimated for 100000 Change
An estimate suggests South Dakota's Mt Rushmore Memorial featuring Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt will endure for about 100000 change.
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South Dakota
Mt. Rushmore Memorial
Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Mauch Murtaugh Clobbered In Player Brawl
PHILADELPHIA AP Manager Gene Mauch and Dan ny Murtaugh were injured as a melee broke out after a hard tag by Hal Smith on Tony Gonzalez during a Pirates Phillies doubleheader. The brawl drew police, led to a protested game later withdrawn, and the Pirates won 3-2 after an opening 10-2 victory.
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Philadephia
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Danny Murtaugh
Fittsburgh
Hal Smith
Pirates
Phillies
Tony Gonzalez
Clay Dalrympie
Smith
Gonzalez
Mauch
Murtaugh
Frank Caseai
Bes
Frank Becory
Walkersville duckpin leagues show leaders and big scores
Duckpin bowling at Walkersville centers features led doubles by Madeline and Raymond Clem with 21 wins and 7 losses. Snoots, Staley and Edwards contend for top spots. Hilda Snoots posts a 308 set, Ralph Snoots a 348, and Jim Edwards a 122 game. Mixed doubles, wives and husbands divisions report highs like 671 for a husband wife duo and 370 top sets. Father and son teams lead with 22-6, while mother daughter lanes see 19-9 and 18-10 records.
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Walkersville
Madeline
Raymond Clem
Julia Staley
Jim Edwards
Hilda
Ralph Snoots
Dolores Harper
Ralph Linton
Ralph
Hilda Snoots
Dorothy Keyser
Evelyn Ausherman
Garland
Audrey Blank
George
Mary C. Smith
Roy
Betty Miller
Gene
Diane Bohn
George William
Mary Catherine Smith
Mary Cramer
George William Smith
George Mauk
Norma Wachter
Earl
Dorothy Ramsburg
Edgar
Audrey
Bonnie Linton
George Fleagles
Sidney Hahns
Teddy Haley
Teddy
Warren Harley
Darrell
Lee Hummer
Larry
Alton Smith
Denny
Rex Brenneman
Donna Derr
Ann
Beth Hahn
Jean
Susan Biffle
Marcia
Margaret Broad
Water
Weekly honors award winners and top scores
Jean and Susan Riffle receive weekly honors for 544 effort. Margaret Broadwater and Marcia Broadwater claim high team game with 203. Jean Riffle tops Mothers with 319 in high individual set. Donna Derr scores 242 as high for the Daughter. Margaret Broadwater's 115 is high for Mothers and Broadwater teammates share high game honors with 488 total.
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Jean
Susan Riffle
Margaret
Marcia Broadwater
Jean Riffle
Donna Derr
Margaret Broadwater
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching (Partial, 1960s)
American League leaders include Cash and Detroit teammates batting .363 and .362, Mantle leading in runs and home runs, Maris high in hits and RBIs, while Ford tops pitching with 19 wins. National League leaders show Clemente and Pinson in batting, Mays and Robinson strong in runs and RBIs, Koufax and Williams lead strikeouts.
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Cash
Detroit
Howard
New York
Mantle
Maris
Gentile
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Kubek
Kaline
Wood
Landis
Chicago
Piersall
Cleveland
Keough
Washington
Maine
Aparicio
Howser
Kansas City
Ford
Schwall
Boston
Pascual
Minnesota
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Moon
Los Angeles
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Pinson
Coleman
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
Giants May Be NL Spoilers Amid Tight Baseball Race
The San Francisco Giants are positioned to spoil the NL title chase as Dodgers Reds battle down the stretch. With about one third of the season left, the Giants hold nine games behind and face 20 crucial games against top rivals, including seven against Reds and Dodgers. St. Louis also looms with 18 clashes, but schedules favor Cincinnati. In other action, Frederick Bulldogs beat Independent Smoke-Eaters 5 to 3 as Sonny White pitched for the Bulldogs.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Reds
al Dark
Crosley Field
Dodgers
Candlestick Park
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Coliseum
St. Louis
Mantle Maris Chase Ruth Pace In 1927 Record
The table compares Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris of New York with Babe Ruth in 1927. Mantle has 43 games and 110 hits by August 6 while Maris has 41 games and 110 hits by August 4. Ruth had 43 games and 127 hits by August 3.
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Mantle-Maris
Ruth
Associated Press
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York
Babe Ruth
Mantle
Maris
Tuesday Stars Shine as Orioles Tops A’s 3-0
Steve Barber blanks Oakland with three singles allowed as Baltimore records its sixth shutout of the season. Smoky Burgess of the Pirates goes 5-for-5 driving in four runs on four singles and two homers in a 10-2 victory, followed by a 3-2 sweep over the Phillies.
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Associated Press
Steve Barber
Orioles
Smoky Burgess
Pirates
Phils
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Ed Long
D. Ruhrman
S. Schultz
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John Thoresen
Bob Kefauver
Alfred Mayne
Raymond Flair
John Kutchak
Charles Main
Richard Wolfe
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Ely
Steelers
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Roanoke
Parker
Brady Keys
Colorado State
Bill Butler
Niewera Pee
Eee
Waldo Ricketts
Bernice Trout
Betty Baltzell
Franklin Dayhoff
Manford
Martha Snyder
Frank Dayhaff
Manford Snyder
Martha
Dick Arnold
Jean Biffle
Cline’s
Mersman
Cline’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick
S. Market
Stolen Basse
Wills
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Bulldogs
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