Tenpin Bowling Leagues Enter 1964 Season With Record Potential
The city’s fall and winter tenpin leagues begin the 1964 season next week at Terrace Lanes with a push for new scoring records. Evelyn Weemer headlines the Women’s league with a 54 series and a 24-pin game, while Miriam Okind and Gwen Bowlus post 574 series.
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Evelyn Weemer
Weemer
Tenpin Center
Wegner
Miriam Okind
Gwen Bowlus
Oland
Miss Bowus
Gant
Jo Ann Rhoogle
Valli Gilombe
Blanche Eyler
Marsha Ernest
Maryland Tenpin Team Wins PBA Event In Arizona
Andy Marzich, who leads the PBA money race, earned an eighth place check for 850 dollars in Tucson Arizona. Jim St. John sits second and Harry Smith of Baltimore is third after a 650 dollar payoff in the same event.
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Andy Marzich
Tucson
Arizona
Jim St. John
Harry Smith
Baltimore
Siuth
Arcade Lanes Sunday bowls crown Betty Lee and Wayne Stevens
Betty Lee and Wayne Stevens defeated the men’s champs in Sunday play at Arcade Lanes earning trophies and a shot at the Jackpot which carried over to next week. The weekly tournament runs every Sunday at 7 p.m. plus other leagues and standings across Wednesday and Thursday nights with teams like the Araby Heats, Price’s Aces, and Arcade Kings active in local play.
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Araby Heleats
Frank Bros
Wayne Lines
Price's Aces
Arcade Kings
Village Lanes Duckpin News
Ramsburg Weld wins Tuesday Mixed League B Division by one pin over Fox Five. Bill Ramsburg leads with league high set and 162 112 game. Bill Edwards tops men with 152. Chokes win A Division with 1829 high set. Eugene Shrout 418 best. Final standings list Mt Airy. Civitians. Shankles. City Auto. Keister’s Five. Un touchables. Thursday Nite Mixed Doubles B Division goes to Judee and Dick Fleagle with top women and men trophies. Ruby Black tops women with 109 high game average. Peg Clary 356 ladies high set. Isaac Nicodemus 152 men high game.
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Chokes
Eugene Shrout
Ralph Dyer
D. Young
R. Brubaker
Wayne Feaga
Dick Jackson
Duckpins
Skip
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Keister
Phy
Ester Jewell
Bessie Pearl
City Auto Parts
Dave Grossnickle
Mt. Airy
Civitans and Shankles Restaurant
City Auto and Keister
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Judee
Dick Fleagle
Katherine
George Conaway
Ruby Black
Peg Clary
Pete Brachey
Clary
Isaac Nicodemus
New YBA Youth Registrations Start at Village Lanes
Fall duckpin season begins in Frederick area with Village Lanes hosting a new B P A A youth program. Registrations pour in. the last year’s turnout was record-setting. Three leagues will run for boys and girls Prep Junior Major. Option for Saturday or after school play. Supervisors will oversee all matches.
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Village Lanes
B.P.A
Frederick
Greater Frederick
Village Lanes bowling leagues race for title as season opens
In week of play Monocacy Village Five and Helen's Beauty Nook sit one point apart for league crown while Lu & Joe's Tavern Mt Airy looms. J. B. Hane & Son lead team high 1645 and 565. J. Smith and W. Weddle top individuals with 366 and 140.
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Helen’s Beauty Nook
Lu & Joe's Tavern
Mt. Airy
J. B. Hane & Son
J. Smith
W. Weddle
Happy Five
Harmony
Lucky Five
Locust
Mixed League Shows Three Generations in Family Lineup
Three generations of Ramsburg and Rhoderick players compete in the day Mixed League. Bill Ramsburg, Bob Ramsburg, K Rhoderick, P Rhoderick and J Rhoderick are featured as a family represented in the event.
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Bill Ramsburg
Bob Ramsburg
K. Rhoderick
P. Rhoderick
J. Rhoderick
Lions Club Interzone Bowling League Meets at YMCA
Lions Club Interzone Bowling League representatives met at the YMCA to plan the fall season. President Joseph J. Coady announced schedules and league business with the official season opening set for September 11 at 7 00 p m at Arcade Bowling Alleys on Cornell Street.
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Lions Club Interzone Bowling League
YMCA
Joseph J. Coady
Arcade
Cornell
North Market Street
iBlue Cross Can Select Hospitals
A Maryland circuit court ruled Blue Cross may choose which hospitals it will pay for subscribers. Judge John E. Raine Jr. dismissed Baltimore County Hospital’s suit seeking payment for bills of patients admitted to the institution not on the insurer’s approved list.
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Towson, Md
Blue Cross Hospital
John E. Raine Jr
Baltimore County Hospital
Blue Cross
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