Walkersville bowlers post big sets and new 400 club members
Walkersville Lanes highlights include Wimpy Whitmore 448 and 433, Bunce Gilbert 420, 401, 415, and Carlos Myers 415, with 16 of 28 sets this season at or above 400. New Triple Header and 400 club members include Vernon Clem Glenn Lare Keith Duncan Libby Myers Virginia Caldwell and others in multiple leagues. Awards from the National Duckpin Bowling Congress honor women with 40 pins over average and a Cozy Restaurant dinner prize goes to Wimpy Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimpy Whitmore
Bunce Gilbert
Bill Lewis
Carlos Myers
Sonny Hilderbrand
Ed Bachtell
Bill Fritz
Tom Harding
Jack Wisner
Karl Austin
Jim Taylor
Vernon Clem
White Cottage Inn
Glenn Lare
Wilhide
Keith Duncan
Ebert
Chevron
Libby Myers
Fox Pools
Virginia Caldwell
Dixon Coal Co
Thurmont
Charles “Wimpy” Whitmore
Wahide
Chevy- Old's
Walkersville Lanes
Wimpy
Whitmore
Johnnie Kline
Bobby Angleberger
Glade Valley
Betty Fox Evler
Curtis Staley
Marty Naugle
Rodney van Sant
Monocacy Valley
Donald Wetzel
Clara Myers
Walkersville
Grayson Ramsburg
Larry Shepley
Bernie O'Bryan
Dan Dee Country Inn
Canada Dry
Glenn Ramsburg
Joe Lenhart
Stup
Local Bowling Scores Show Merchants All Star Victory
A tangled list of MONDAY TO FRIDAY bowling scores highlights Merchants All Star Shinney's Inc and Oland Meitzier's teams. Highs include Lenny Hilder brand 169 in a single game and Dan Dee Country Inn 444 in a team game. Pitcher Dick Donovan noted as Cleveland Indian’s oldest player at 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants
Shinney’s Inc
Oland Meitzier
Saum’s Jewler’s
Dan - Bee Country Inn
Car Discount Enterprise
Keyser's Well Driller’s
Hood Discount Mart
H. A. Wess & Son's
Lenny Hilderbrand
Ed Bachtell
Dan Dee Country Inn
Coland Metzler
Albert’s
Carling
Stup’s Garage
Superior Garry Lunch
Canada Dry
Brownie’s
Ideal Dairy
WF Car Discount Enterprise
Bill Lewis
Bunce Gilbert
Ebert
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Two Duckpin Records Set At Village Lanes
Frederick County duckpin records rise as Herman Brown bags a county high 494 and Village Hardware posts a team record 2038 in Merchants Major League. Brown bowls a 191 with six strikes and 16 spares as teammates Shankle 433 Flair Crampton and Fox join the challenge against Ideal Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Hardware
Frederick County
Village Lanes
Jack Crampton
Ron Fox
Dave Shankle
Herman Brown
Pete Flair
Brown
Merchants
Ronnie Fox
Ideal Farms
Brunswick Bowling Center Sets House Record in 717 Team Game
Shelley's Cleaners powered to a 717 team game led by Maurice Phillips 165 Paul Orrison 119 James Schamel 130 Bob Dawson 167 and Shelley Dawson 196 as Gram's Auto Four trailed in third in Monday Majors standings. Highs include Dawson 167 and Phillips 404 in a busy summary of league leaders and top individual games and sets across Monday through Thursday play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Cleaners
Maurice Phillips
Paul Orrison
James Schamel
Bob Dawson
Shelley Dawson
Folin's
Esso
Grams Auto
Shelly's Ceaners
Moose Club
Ramblers
Robert Dawson
Waurice Phillips
Shelly’s Cleaners
Grats Auto
Health Center Duckpin Leagues Summary at Yellow Springs
Yellow Springs teams push in Lioness league with Keyser 124 single 343 set. Irene Schultz 115 Virginia Crabbs 115. Iva Lee Johnson 126 352 set. Emily Thomas 123 Mary Louise Ramsburg 114. Frederick II over New Market Emma Gray 125 332. LaVerne Brunk 115 314. Fogle 116 333. Urbana Circuit Flinthill II top Araby I three-point win. Rudy Kelly 371 men. Connie Schaefer Mason 362 women. Lenhart 123 338 McClain 126 334 Rannen berger 126 338. Alley Kats lead Sagner Inc.. English town close. Peso Pluma third. Rickell 362. Van Acore 125 331. Old Export four-point leader Industrial league Glenn Kelly 155 376. Toots Stone 155 376. 372. Red Men high team set 154 high game 415. Sparkey Cole 364. May 163. Wayne Crutchley 371. Lem Shafer 364. Red Men 1753. Avery Clark Produce 1745. Morgan’s Lunch down. Wages Five, Cannonballs close. Sparkey Cole Terry Jack Mansfield 368 352. Hits & Misses replace Up & Atoms in Fort Detrick Women’s league Alley Oops beat Atoms. Edna Smith 126 Lottie Mobley 328.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Frederick J
Dot Keyser
Irene Schultz
Virginia Crabbs
Carroll Manor
Middletown
Iva Lee Johnson
Emily Thomas
Mary Louise Ramsburg
Frederick II
New Market
Emma Gray
LaVerne Brunk
Francis Fogle
Liberty
Urbana
Flinthill II
Araby I
Rudy Kelly
Connie Schaefer Mason
Jeanette Lenhart
Eleanor McClain
Nancy Rannenberger
Old Export
Morgan
Glenn Kelly
Toots Stone
Red Men
Shorty Morgan
Tom Sparkey Cole
Terry Jack
Ken May
Wayne Crutchley
Lem Shafer
Avery Clark
Shell Oil
Avery Clark Produce
Morgan’s
Valley Bullards
Harare’s
Kenny May
Walters Livestock
Wright Construction
Coononballs
Bill's Market
Friday Bowling Scores and Standings Summary
Friday women results show Ladette's 37 over White Owl's 28 with spots for Lucky 5 and Mousette's. Patsy Beatty with 134 high game and Mary Lou Walker 340 high set lead the Bladettes 555 and 1591. Friday men list Mountaineers 36 35 over Travelers 25, Johns Diner 31, H A Boyer and Rangers 27, 3 A's 25, Customs 19. Mountaineers post high game and set 40R and 1756.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Owl's
Mousette
Patsy Beatty
Mary Lou Walker
Bladettes
Mountaineers
Johns Diner
Boyer and
Rangers
Qualifying Set For TV Bowl At Terrace Lanes
Dates are announced for the quarterfinal rounds of the Nationwide Insurance TV Bowl at Terrace Lanes and other centers in five states. Bowlers enter by bowling in sanctioned league matches with no entry fee and can qualify in two divisions: scratch and handicap. Terrace Lanes ranks among Southeast leaders with thousands of dollars in prizes for televised finals. The top 50 percent advance to semifinals on January 15 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Lanes
Frederick
Gene Warrenfeltz
Buck Jones
John Long
Dennis Shaler
Miriam Oland
Ike Eisenhower
Sam Reitman
Ed Thomas
Orley Bourland
Roy Goodhart
Dennis Shafer
Gene Warterfeltz
Lester Baker
Neal Cochran
Ervin Eisenhower
Irving Rice
Virgil Currence
INDUSTRIALIST DIES KNOXVILLE KNITTING MILLS CHAIRMAN
Edward J. McMillan 74 chairman of the board of Standard Knitting Mills Inc longtime Knoxville industrial leader died after a long illness. He served as a former president of the Southern States Industrial Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
Edward J. McMillan
Standard Knitting Mills, Inc
Knoxville
Southern States Industrial Council
Goodwill Tour Proposal Links Frederick County and Europe
Frederick County delegate Goodloe E Byron proposes a 22 day people to people goodwill tour to Europe including Landau sister city in the Palatinate. Sponsors would be the Frederick Travel Club local newspapers and stores with Lufthansa and Hagerstown Travel Center arranging travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Frederick
Landau
German Palatinate
Frederick County
Goodloe E. Byron
Byron
Frederick Travel Club
Lufthansa Airlines
Germany
Arthur B. Richard Jr
Hagerstown Travel Center Inc
Switzerland
Holland
France
England
Austria
Italy
Schley
Hagerstown
Washington County
Wesel
Hawaii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walkersville Bowling News
B. Keymar
Cappella
William Dubie
Boulders
Kaufman
Radio & TV
Wastler
Doris
Glenn
Libby Miers
Dick Bowers
Jean Hohman
Woodsboro
C. Oland Meitzler
F.L. Culler & Son, Inc
Boutgahn's
Sonny Hildebrand
Carroll Crum
Betty Albaugh
Bobby Gilbert
Bill Lombari
Mathew
Shafer
Ed Miller
Eagles
Pabst
Southern States
Ed Wantz
Charles Stonesifer
Pete Brutchey
Clark Keeney
Sonny Eaves
Shipley’s Inc
Oland
Jeff
Donnie
Eric
Robbie Gilbert
Jeff Soper
Donnie Schildt
Eric Buza
Jill Gilbert
Keymer Service Center
Ebert's
Jean Grant
Peacy Lang
Grant
Tulips
Ladybugs
Sweetpeas Neiring
Long
Jean
Glade Valley Ladies
C. A. Welty Painters
Helen Powell
Jeannette Whitmore
Betty Fox Eyler
Jo Derr
Peggy Trimmer
Poole & Son Builders
von Eiff’s
Glade Valley Ladies Ecerts
Woods Nora Savings Bank
Nets
Oek's
Texaco
Walkersville Afa Ceresville Motors
Walkersville Noters
Serts Ice Ceam
BO Anite Cottage Inn
Poole & Son
Bidks
Kinsey S
Kline's
Barrick
Smith's Bakery
Dayhoff Home Improvement
von Eiffs
Donald Crabbs
von Elffs Bottled
Smith‘s Bakery
Oland Mertzier
F. L. Culler & Son, Inc
Pop’s
Myer’s Radio & TV
von Elfs Bottled Gas
Oxco
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Duquesne
Carios Myers
Rovufzahn's
Mainen
Constr
Cozy Corner
Mitchell Transfer
Dorsey Meats
Chevy Gls
Woodsboro Savings, Bank
Woodsboron
Eagie's
Liberty Five
Pabst Mountaineer’s
W Motors
Blue Ridge Out
National Boh Beer
Blue Ribbon
Schaefer's
Brrr
Sportsman
Marty Navgle
S & W Motors
HIVE
Millage Hardware
Brunswick
Gram’s Auto
Hepcats
Hardicappers
Marvettes
Crazy Four
Dusters
Alley Rats
Petia Robertson
Annedore Weddle
Delores Kime
Follin
WEDNY
Ebay Iterate
Standard Supply
Walt Cramer
Donnie Stevens
Cramer
Stevens
Merchants Major
Bill Koontz
Meitzler
Crown Oil
Irvin Wagner
Wade
Don May
Chi Mar
George Orndorff
Gene Kidwiler
Hood
Discount Supermart
Lovettesville
Idesl Cleaners
Finie Finks
My Sisters Place
Lawrence Warner
Gutter Kings
Knightriders
Beattie’s
Ruth Cooper
Starlighter’s
Farmerette’s
Jills
Gabby
New York
Jill
Challengers
Kastles
West Enders
Choppers
Pinbusters
Dumbobells
Duckpin
Alley Kats
Sagner Inc
Englishtown
Peso Pluma
Arthur Rickell
Caroline van Acore
Wages Five
Wailer's
Sparkey Cole
Terry Jack Mannad
Up & Atoms
Fort Detrick
Alley Oops
Atoms
Edna Smith
Lottie Mobley
Kastes
Automotive News
Mercury
Patrick Street
MOVER
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Terrace
Linda Stup
Pat Shafer
Ann Coats
Arlene Staley
Nancy French
Lois Thomas
Pauline Goodhart
Gloria Rice
Winifred Molesworth
Ruth Dredden
Louis Swaney
Lioness
Travelers
Northcool
Northcord
Northweave
Blazers
Hap Keeney
Flinthill
Araby
Wamgville
Iiamsville
Connie Mason
Bernard Staley
Urbana Ti
Fithill
Kelers
Lolie Mooley
Weatherhoure
Whelte
Baghtan
Master Carves
Guanes
W. Patrick ST
Shachive
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