Village Lanes Duckpin News Victory by Mann and Lee at Peterson Doubles
Bill Mann and Bob Lee upset Taylor and Cramer to seize first in the Peterson Doubles league by a four point margin as Mann posted 448 in three games, including a 157 152 139, with Lee contributing 381. Whitey Keister dominates Friday Mixed, Irving Shankle III leads Monday Men, and Shirley Compton headlines Tuesday Ladies in a busy Village Lanes recap.
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Bill Mann
Bob Lee
Taylor
Cramer
Peterson
Mann
Lee
Irving Shankle III
Jack's Garage
Tom Will
Shankle
Whitey's Tavern
Herbst Baker Top Tuesday Mixed in bowling league
Ralph Herbst and Jim Baker led the Tuesday Mixed with high scores, Herbst compiling a 160 game and setting season highs, while Baker posted a 375 series after a 136 start. Bluffers gained four points to sit one behind Lucky Five with two weeks left. other top scorers included Hahn, Shreve, Fisher, Buckman, Cutsail, Thompson, Fagan, Warrenfeltz, Jewell, and team highs for the Pharmacists and Woodchoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mann
Ron Rainier
Jim Taylor
Jake Lenhart
George Ford
Atlee Compher
Ralph Herbst
Jim Baker
Herbst
Baker
Bluffers
Lucky Five
Bill Hahn
Bunny Shreve
Ron Fisher
Hallie Buckman
Sheroken House of Hair Fashion
Betty Cutsail
Butler
Mrs. Buckman
Betty
Elaine Thompson
Paulette Fagan
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Pete Jewell
Mount Airy Lanes
Professional Arts Pharmacy
Woodchopper
Hite
Lucky
the Bluffers
Mitchetown Knights
Bud's
Bolivar
Alice's Boys
Bill's Signs
Baysville
Willam’s
Sunoco Service
Ralph Herbat
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Stroble Leads Mixed Doubles Score Parade This Week
Major Leaguer Bill Strobel anchored Thursday Night Mixed Doubles with a 143 401 line. Bill Koontz added 371 and Gayla Beacht 352 in the event. Jitter Nicklas tops the women with 119 average and 3573 three game total, while Chiz Myers leads the men with 129.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Strobel
Bill Koontz
Gayla
Youth Bowlers Practice Ahead of Prize Auction
Youth bowlers in Village Lanes YBA exhibit growing excitement as summer leagues push hard to improve. Top scores include Mike Soper 4515 Cindy Jewell 3680 and Mike Rhoderick 3500. Winners of free games are Keith Ferre Garry Blank Cindy Jewell and Linda Haugh. Registrations open for the Winter YBA league starting September 11.
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YBA
Mike Soper
Cindy Jewell
Mike Rhod
Erick
Keith Ferre
Garry Blank
Linda Haugh
Bowlers Prepare for Fall League Season at Village Lanes
The bowlers flow grows daily as men and women return to form for the fall league. New teams are expected at the Village Lanes with possible record setters. Positions are available for several teams on Monday and Thursday evenings and daytime leagues on Tuesday and Wednesday. Call Village Lanes for information.
Local Bowling Scores Across Multiple Leagues
Tuesday morning scores feature Happy Five Tulips and Birds near the top. Highs include Shirley Compton with 146 and 34, Tulips 114 and 1454, while Tuesday mixed show The Bluffers leading with 267 and 1642. Witty notes mention Water conservation in cities limiting water cooled air conditioners.
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Ladies Happy
Comets
Shirley Compton
Arcade Duckpin League Standings and Top Players Update
The Hillsbillies lead the Foursome with B and W and Knights tying for second. Bonnie Rice tops ladies at 109 and Elmer Etzler tops men at 139. Us's take three points in Three Man Major, Shorty Morgan posts 162 and 410, Us's high game 381 and set 1102. Thursday Mixed tie for first between Flocks and Land H with 23 points. Upcoming leagues announced with start dates from Aug 30 to Sept 18 and openings noted for several leagues.
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Hillsbillies
Knights
Bonnie Rice
Elmer | Etzler
Arcade Kings
Shorty Morgan
Flocks
Land
Blue Diamonds
Night Hawks
Jim Price
Donaldo
American Optical
Lions
Brunswick Bowling League Leaders and Upcoming Events
The weekly Brunswick Bowling recap highlights Ama dor Weddle posting a 327 set with a 120 first game and guiding her Wednesday Afternoon Ladies team to a three point win. Snoots and Payne lead Monday Night Major Doubles with 40 points, while Lynn and Grams trail at 36 and Porter and Cooper and James and Longerbeam duel for third at 27. Bi-Staters top the Thursday Night Mixed race with 25, followed by Inlaws at 24 and Slow Starters at 23. High game belongs to B Ebersole with 138, high set to F Dorsey at 389, and Inlaws claim top team effort with 478 and 1385. Coming events include a Pre-Season Handicap Tourney August 21-22 with a $100 first prize from Brunswick Bowling Center, plus upcoming meetings for Wednesday Night Mixed August 18, Monday Amateur August 23, and Thursday Night Ladies August 24.
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Amador Weddle
Snoots
Payne
Lynn
Grams
Porter
Cooper
James
Longerbeam
B. Ebersole
F. Dorsey
Inlaws
Brunswick Bowling Center
Brunswick Lanes
Wednesday Night Ladies Elders and Dots Game Teasers
Dot Haller led with 138 and 342 in high individual scores as the Dot team posted top game and set. The event at 10 Minus Avenue showcased strong scoring, while the Stoom and Payne duo and Lynn team entries closed the Monday doubles session with mixed results.
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Dot Haller
Stoom and Payne
Lynn End
Youth Bowler Notches Two 600s at Terrace Lanes
Lefthander John Kutchak topped Terrace Lanes summer marks with two 600 plus sets in the Adult Youth league noted alongside his father Sgt. Eiesinga of Fort. The 11 year old posted 218,188,198 and later 201,201,210 for a 612 series. Reserve Buck Jones hit 600 in Classified 700 with 162,193,245.
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John Kutchak
Young Kutchak
Sgt
Eiesinga
Forts
Reserva
I Buck Jones
Bob Pennington
Rams
Ladies Feature High Game And Sets At Local Bowling
Doris Keller and Pat Huffer led torrid bowling last week at the distaff leagues, Keller posting a 247 game and 539 series, Huffer a 233 game, with both earning free steak dinners at Bill Jefferies Town and Country. Miriam Oland, for Gladhill Furniture, surged to a 598 in the Classified 700 league with 193 203 202. Barbara Cramer scored 545 in the Wednesday Mixed Couples and 557 in Mixed Doubles. Lois Thomas added a 542 series in Ladies Twilight, while Arlene Staley produced a 514 in Mixed League with 185 177 152.
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Doris Keller
Pat Huffer
Miriam Oland
Barbara Cramer
Mrs. Keller
Huffer
Bill Jefferies Town and Country
Oland
Gladhill Furniture
Miss Cramer
Lois Thomas
Arlene Staley
PBAA Team Handicap Finals This Weekend
The BPAA Team Handicap Championship finals, a major national bowling event, reach a climax in Pittsburg with Wilkinson's Bombers of Wheaton among 35 teams from 25 states competing for a $49,000 prize fund led by top teams such as Three Gables Restaurant and Yo-Yo's. Individual performances are highlighted by high game and set marks from players including Dick Cover, Dennis Shater, and Bot Pennington as the circuit showcases weekend rounds and early results.
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America
BPAA
Pittsgh
Maryland
Wilkinson's
Bombers of Wheaton
Nakano-Pagna
Simmarn-Routzam
Morgan-Jones
Russell-Johnson
Shater-Smith
Shank-Crum
Kirtch-Eichelberger
Cover_Dodd
Boyd-Eyler
Zimmerman-Humbertson
Blank
Dick Cover
Dennis Shater
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Three Gables Restaurant
Nashville, Tenn
Wichita
Kan
Mel-Comm
Dan Dee
Cramer
Bot Pennington
Yo-Yo
Creagerstown 4-H Club Holds July Meeting
The Creagerstown 4-H club met at a member’s home for a July session. Leaders presided as members discussed project progress and upcoming fairs.
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Creagerstown 4-H
Creagerstown Early Risers
Tristate Food Show Set For Hagerstown August 30 31
Nearly 2000 persons are expected to attend the two day Tristate Food Show in Hagerstown on August 30 and 31. The event targets food service groups processors and related firms in the area and is sponsored by Baer Bros Inc Witmer Foods Frederick Produce Company and the Potomac Edison System.
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Hagerstown
Baer Bros
Pvt George Darr Stationed In Texas
Pvt George Darr enlisted in the United States Army on April 7 1965. He completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia and is now stationed at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas. He is taking an eight week medical course and plans to enroll with the paratroopers after schooling Joa.
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Darr
United States Army
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Texas
George Carr Jr
George W
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