Eight-Bails Leads High Scores In Western Auto Bowling Meet
The results show Loretta Smith and Gary Taylor posting top individual games and sets. Western Auto leads the high team marks in ladies and youth-adult divisions, with several clubs and pairs advancing in Thursday night mixed doubles and major doubles events.
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Hshn
Jonnsen
Crum and Burke
Shiplay
Rhutchaka
Smith
Keyser
Warrensetz
Crompton
Sink
Eisenhower
Breckenridge
Roetke and
Thomas
Taylor
Windigier
Selzer
Oland
Olend
Getty
Martin
Gary ‘Taylor
Ea Thomas
Roetke
Eyler
J Eyter
B. Cramer
G Werrenfeltz
B Stevens
O Stevens
L. Thomas
E. Thomas
S. Fox
M Fox
G Moore
C Moore
P. Yost
Fr J Lippard
C Wicks
R Wicks
Casper Moore
Lois Thomas
E Thomas
B&b Cramer
G Warrenfeltz
Terrace Lanes Bowls Highlighted by Cramer 633 Series
Barbara Cramer led Terrace Lanes action with a 633 series in Mixed Doubles featuring games of 176 242 203 the 242 among season highs for a distaff bowler. Sandy Barnhart Lauretta Smith also posted strong sets while new leagues form for fall with handicap and mixed formats starting Sept 13 and Labor Day week.
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Barbara Cramer
Sandy Barnhart
Lauretta Smith
Miss Cramer
Bernard Simmons
Leonard Markle
Simmons
Terrace Lanes
Tenpin Bowlers Turn Fisherman in Virginia Trip
Thirteen Frederick tenpin bowlers from three Terrace Lanes teams traded bowling for fishing on a trip to Wacha Esague Virginia along the Atlantic coast. Three boats carried the group 27 miles offshore where they landed 18 dolphin and a skipjack while Orley Bourland led with four fish and another bowler had three. The outing cost the bowlers nothing beyond funds they contributed to their team kit ties and pin petes during the previous season.
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Frederick
Terrace
Wacha- Esague
Frederick Motor
G and R Merchandise Mart
Atlantic
Orley Bourland
Walkersville
Wachapreague
Perry John
Local Scores and Names From Alphanumeric Card
Mixed doubles and team scores listed with unclear entries. Mentions Gordon Smith of Walkersville and a zip 77025. Dense OCR noise creates many unreadable tokens and stray numbers.
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cS.nayestorn Ali
Gordon Smith
Walkersville
Damascus Man Graduates From University of Maryland
Paul A Welsh Jr son of Paul A Welsh Sr and the late Pearl Welsh of Damascus earns a B A from the University of Maryland He is a 1960 Damascus High School and 1963 Montgomery Junior College graduate planning economics studies at Maryland graduate school this fall
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Paul A Welsh Jr
Paul A. Welsh Sr
Pearl Welsh
Damascus
University of Maryland
Damascus High School
Montgomery Junior College
University of Maryland Graduate School
Meat Sales Reach New Record High in 1964
The American Meat Institute reports total U.S. meat packing sales reached a record $14.6 billion last year, up from $14.25 billion in 1963. The article notes there are 91,236 separate governments in the United States.
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Chicago
The
American Meat Institute
U. S
Youths Win BPAA Scholarships At National Bowls Meet
Nine high school graduates from eight states shared in 10500 in college scholarships from the fifth annual BPAA National Youth Bowling Championships. 79 state champions from 28 states competed in boys scratch, boys handicap and girls handicap divisions. Dave Doran, San Francisco, won boys scratch. Glen West, Camden, N J, topped boys handicap. Larry Wallace, Nebraska, finished second. Awards were presented at a Mayflower Hotel banquet in Washington with Carter Burgess and David Arnold as speakers.
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Bowne Silver Hill
Silver Hill
Koraten of America
BPAA
Dave Doran
San Francisco
Larry Wallace
Nebraska
Glen West
Camden
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Carter L. Burgess
American Machine and Foundry Co
David C. Arnold
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Arcade Duckpin League standings and results update
The Arcade Duckpin League shows 127 and a 34 game set for men with a 149 high by Robert and Gil Stirley, Kemp, and massed names. High game Frank rose by one over Jim Weller 121, Stull 340 in a fall week. defending champs Masser and Masser defeated by Vivian Masser and Bob Catsail. A trio ties for second include Blue Diamonds L and H and Country Hicks with 20 points. Openings noted for teams. Early Thursday league Aug 12 at Arcade Lanes. manager Mo. 39761 listings.
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Robert
Ted
Gil Stirley
Robert Eugene Kemp
Frank
Blue Diamonds
Country Hicks
Jim Weller
Rell
Roger Stull
Mae Stilley
Karl Masser
Vivian Masser
Bob Catsail
Vivian
Imanager
Walkersville Duckpin News Duckpin standings and results
Kenny May hit 400 for the first time with 140 128 140 to 408 in Tuesday Nite Mixed Doubles as Pop Crum had high game 150 in a 376 set. Pat and Roland Weller extend lead, Sharon Goodman and Kenny May close in. Nameless Six posted a 6 three game triplicate.
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Kenny May
Maples
Pop Crum
Pat
Roland Weller
Sharon Goodman
Dot Keyser
Pop
Sociables
Charlotte Crum
Fred Colbert
Carroll Crum
Glenn Dayhoff
Shafer
Esso
Donnie Schildt
Shirley Miller
Staub
Betty Albaugh
John Kline
Leona Staub
Ruby Black
Full House
Spares And Strikes League Leaders Update
Spares and Strikes lead the league through August 5 with top figures from recent events. Tuesday Mixed Doubles show Pop Crum 76, Keith Duncan 22, Roland Weller 22 while Wednesday Mixed features Carroll Crum 94 and John Kline 24 in notable scores.
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Pop Crum
Keith Duncan
Roland Weller
Carroll Crum
John Kline
Blind Pig Bowling Thursday Night Divisions Schedule
Blind Pig The Thursday Night Husbands and Wives A and 8B divisions will bowl at 8 pm on August 12 at the Walkersville Bowling Center.
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Walkersville
Tuesday Mixed Doubles and Bowling Results Summary
Tuesday mixed doubles featured pairs such as Pat and Roland Weller and Sharon Goodman with Kenny May, plus Dot Keyser and Pop Crum. High game was Pop Crum at 190, high set Kenny May, high team marks 270 by Ool Keyser and Pop Crum and 708 combined. Wednesday bowling shows Pop's Six leading with 728 team, 2113 overall. Archie Roberts of Columbia University ends athletic career with Lions.
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Pat
Roland Weller
Sharon Goodman
Kenny May
Dedric Giver
Paul Kold Jr
Dot Keyser
Pop Crum
Carole Crum
Carroll Crum
Barbi Batington
Keith Duncan
Beverly Wood
Larry Grimes
Sandy Webb
Bonnie Senilat
Leon
Marshall Matthews
Pat Smith
Frank Mercer
Ool Keyser
Pop
Sociabies
Nameless
Staubs
Esso
Baugher
Micra
Ben Cline
Pops
Archie Roberts
Columbia University
The
Lions
Niis
Fifteen Award Safety Certificates in Canoeing Course
The Frederick County summer school Small Crafts Safety course, led by Dr. and Mrs. Warren Evans, awarded Red Cross Basic Canoeing certificates to fifteen participants. The Monocacy Canoe Club provided canoes and transport. Boy Scout merit badges were earned. Participants included Allen R. Croghan, James B. Thomas, Richard T. Stevick, and others.
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Frederick County
Warren Evans
Monocacy Canoe Club
Evans
Red Cross
Culler Lake
Municipal Pool
South Market Street
Allen R. Croghan
James B. Thomas
Richard T. Stevick
Lynwood Jones
Thomas Michael Pannier
Ralph W. Shober
Kevin B. Danner
George Anderson
Howard S. Neufeld
Douglas R. Caviness
David Ricketts
Jeffrey Bradshaw
Linda Soper
Sharon Wolfe
Bruce Joy
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