Terrace Lanes Bowling Scores Lead With Oland Record
Gary Oland set a Terrace Lanes league record with a 658 series and 242 game while bowling for Montgomery Ward in the Scott Key loop. His 209 207 242 games topped the high set, with Oland also posting a 164 season average. strong showings from Mrs. Oland and Mrs. Koogle followed, and a large Youth Holiday tournament saw 65 YBA bowlers across major junior divisions with Long, Best, Gearinger, and Hahn among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Oland
Miriam Oland
Jo Ann Koogle
Terrace Lanes
Oland
Scott Key Loop
Montgomery Ward
Bert Elkins
Souths
Dave Gearinger
Winkie Hahn
Gearinger
Hahn
Ben Selzer
Rickie High Selzer
Gary Taylor
Robert Rippeon
Rippeon
Taylor- Rippeon
Arthur Oland
Lee Boyer
Bover
Oland- Bover
Patricia Beachley
Tommy Musselwhite
Rin DY
Rome Vasteine
Frederik
Frederick youths place 10th nationally in YBA tourney
Local youths from Frederick finish tenth nationally in the Junior Boys Division at the second annual YBA Team Handicap Championships conducted by the Youth Bowling Association of the Bowling Proprietors' Association of America. Results from national YBA headquarters in Park Ridge Illinois show champions from 34 states competed in the falloffs earlier this month to set the winners in this first event of the 1964-65 calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick South
Youth Bowling Association of the
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America
YBA
Park Ridge
Tlinois
Local bowling results and standings from Frederick Valley area
Local scores list teams such as Early Birds, Humming Birds, Roadrunners and Crows with individual names like Lars Sparrow and Robie. Frederick Valley and Rockville Glass show high game and team scores. national YBA rankings lead to trophies, Terrace Lanes hosts the local league with scratch and handicap totals and top players including Karl Jacobson and Wayne Smith. The Flyin Finks take 10th nationally. 1964 65 season notes, entry fees and schedule details included.
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Early Birds
Sweedpackers
Humming Bires Oriaes
Roadrunners
Lars Sparrow
Ann
Robie
YBA
Flyin’ Finks
Frederick
Terrace Lanes
Karl Jacobson
Winkie Hahn
Wayne Smith
Mac Long
Arthur Oland
Spares And Strikes League Scores Highlight Week
Last Wednesday through Saturday league play showcased strong scores across multiple divisions. Top performers included A Herman Brown Jr 178 Paul Kolb Jr 52 Larry Shepley 133 and Donald Crabbs 38 in spares and strikes, with high sets and team totals noted in Glade Valley Ladies and Walkersville Motors. Youth and evening leagues recorded high games like 171 by Bob Kline and 434 team game by Jill's Team, shaping mid season standings.
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Herman Brown Jr
Paul Kolb Jr
Larry Shepley
Donald Crabbs
Russell Eyler
Glenn Dayhoff
Glenn Lars
Gloriae Green
Clera Myers
Glade Valley
Betty Fox Eyler
Helen Nusbaum
White Cottage Inn
Harry Getzandanner
Poole and Son Builders
Kenny Poole
Bob Kline
Kline
Klines
Barrick Lime
Marty Naugles
Harold Myers
von Elff
Dolly Myers
Lawrence Smith
Rodney van Sant
Smory Angelberger
John Dinterman
Doris Staley
Jeff
Donnie
Eric
Jill
Donnie Schildt
Kline Wins High Game in Walkersville League
Bob Kline of Kline's Five earns high league game with 171 in Wednesday Nitec B League and wins a free dinner at Cozy Restaurant Thurmont. New Year's Day tournament starts at 10 a.m. at Walkersville Bowling Center for the 13th Annual Pop Drum Handicap with prizes of 120, 60, and 40 dollars plus other cash prizes based on entries.
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Bob Kline
Kline
Thurmont
Walkersville Bowling Center
District bowling league standings and high scores report
The Monday night A and B groups led by Dan Dee Country Inn and Keymar Service Center posted top scores. Jill Gilbert rolled 123 and 117 with a 330 series. Pete Flair had 157 game. Jr Bolinger posted 408 for high set. Ideal Farms Dairy scored 433 and 1780 in team events. Highs include Donald Crabbs 169 game and Larry Shepley 393 set.
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Glenn Darhoff
Marty Naugle
Harold Moser
Wimpy Whitmore
Monocacy Valley
Carroll Crum
Carlos Myers
Ed Wantz
Donald Crabbs
Bunce Gilbert
Bunny Powell
Pete Flair
Dun Dee Country Inn
Stup’s Garage
Ideal Farms Dairy
Junior Bollinger
Donald Baker
Charlie Cramer
Ed Baehtell
Jim Martin
Earl Ramsburg
Berne O'Bryan
Ernest Snyder
Ebert
John Kline
Tom Doody
Keymar Service Center
Larry Shepley
Keymar
Donald Crabbe
Cornell Sinclair
Pabst Blue Ribbon Pabst
Roger Rothenhoefer
Vernon Clem
Jill Gilbert
Larry Wisner
Debbie Gilbert
Dan Dee Country Inn
Carlings
Superior Dairy
Lusch
Brownes Garage
Acme
Canada Gry
Jr Bolinger
Eberts
Cornel Sinclar
Blue Rinber
White Cottage Inn
Midway Esso
Carpellos Food Aikt A
HC Summers & Co
Dicks Gare
Donald Crabs
Miah
Cornell Sinclarr
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Coal Miners to Get Daily Pay Increase in WV
West Virginia coal miners about 36 000 workers will see daily pay rise from 25 25 to 26 25 starting Friday under the United Mine Workers contract negotiated with operators last spring. Some industry sources expect the higher wage to lift coal prices by up to two percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers’ Union
Village Lanes Duckpin News Bowler Koontz tops 200 game mark
Bill Koontz a South Paw bowler for Chaunceys Drive-In achieved a 202 game with five consecutive strikes after a spare and two opens. He totaled 443 for the set with 130 and 111 in the other two games. Koontz will receive the National Duckpin Congress high game award along with Village Lanes 200 game award. Pearl Keister highlighted as top local bowler in Baltimore Evening Sun event. Ellie Foeller leads with 1927 pins after round three.
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Bill Koontz
Chauncey
Bill
Bond
Merchants
Glade Valley
Jack Landis
Jack
Koontz
Pearl Keister
Village Lanes
Maryland
Baltimore Evening Sun
Ellie Foeller
Jean Stewart
Keister
All-Star Event Slated For Frederick Bowlers
The BPAA All-Star Singles Tournament will be staged at Arcade Bowling Center Walkersville Bowling Center and Village Lanes during the weekend of January 9 and 10 with the final at Village Lanes on January 16 and 17. Local qualifiers vie for top prize money of 1500 for women and 3000 for men at the Wil...
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Arcade
Walkersville
Village Lanes
Wil
Village Lanes 400 Club Dominates High Scores
In Village Lanes Majors, eight 400 sets were recorded by Crampton 419 Beacht 414 Grams 414 Fox 413 Dawson 412 Kidwill 406 and a Triple Header: Harding 403 Cramer 408 Wagner 407. Local rounds in Richmond and Glade Valley see 408s and 407s as teams chase prizes totaling 10 350. Entries flow for three centers over a 15 game match.
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Village Lanes
Merchants
Jack Crampton
Don Beacht
Bill Grams
Ronnie Fox
Sheily Dawson
Bull Kidwill
Tom Harding
Ronnie Cramer
Tony Wagner
Jim Baker
Richmond
Monday Nite Mixed Bowling Scores and Standings
Readable club and league bowling results listing high games and sets for multiple squads. Names include Jerry, Ken Kerter, Pete Jewell, Bill Potomac Edison, D. Beacht, J Crampton Jr, and many teams such as Wolfsville No 1 2 7 and Glen Valley. Several venues like Windsor's Garage and Village Lanes appear with team and individual tallies in a dense, OCR-like excerpt.
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Windsor's
Wolfsville
Johnny's Market
Coca Cola
Cline's
Johnny's Amusements
Ken Kerter
Glade Valley
Pete Jewell
Chauncey’s
Coblentz
Thyurmont Shoe Main Insurance
High's Dairy
Menzier
Village
Warrie’s Mens Shore
Kellys Mills
Bill Potomac Edison
Suburban Oil
Koontz
Frederick Automotive
Chauncey’s Drive
Sears
Civitan
Atoms
Gleem Paints
Rosemant Gulf Service
Alton Village Hardware
Wade's
Ideal Lipps
Chi Mar
Metzler
Hood
Embassy Dairy
Watkins - Surdette
D. Beacht
J Crampton Jr
Village Hardware
Tenpin Bowl Quarterfinals Set With Local Center Lead
Terrace Lanes bowls set for TV Bowl quarterfinals with Frederick hosting both quarterfinal and semifinal rounds. A record 5 913 entries. 149 women and nearly 400 men reach quarterfinals in Frederick. Scratches, handicaps, and time extensions widen participation as top 50 percent advance to semifinals. Prize payout via 1 for 8 in semifinals.
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Terrace Lanes
Tenpin Center
Frederick
Tenpinners Aim For Beat The Champ In Philly
Frederick youth tenpin bowlers focus on the 1965 All Star tournament in Philadelphia January 12 24. A new YBA Beat the Champ event is announced. Tech Youth Bowling Association runs the program with BPAA state groups. Terrace Lanes YBA members will bowl league matches January 10 16 with scores used for Beat the Champ and recorded separately until January.
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Frederick
Philadelphia
YBA
Tech Youth Bowling Association
BPAA
Terrace Lanes
Beat the Champ TV Show Grooms Youth All-Star Bowlers
The 1965 All-Star finals will be televised on CBS Sports Spectacular with channels 2 and 9 in Frederick. Youth bowlers may win an “I Beat the All-Star champ” emblem. handicaps are set to level scores against past champions. Entries at Terrace Lanes YBA authorize one entry per league, counting only the top score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
YBA
Terrace
Judge Orders Halt To Rail Strike
A federal judge has ordered firemen to end their strike against Southern Railroad. An AFL CIO union official said members must lift picket lines and return to work, with local chairmen instructed to remove lines as required by the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Railroad
J. W. Jennings
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive
New Market Land Sold For 538750 Investment by Dr Schipper
Dr. Gerald J. Schipper and wife of Urbana bought 246 acres in New Market District adjoining Route 40 from Triangle Industries for 58750. The land, long owned by the Hyatt family, will be kept as a long term investment and will continue to host the New Market Hunt Club fox hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald J. Schipper
Urbana
New Market District
Schippers
Triangle Industries, Inc
Chase C. Grove Jr
William E. Hyatt
Dr. Schipper
New Market
Gold holdings dip in November to 15.566 billion
The Federal Reserve Board reported a $40 million drop in US monetary gold holdings for November bringing the total to 15.566 billion on November 20. This marks the first dip below January's level of 15.596 billion, ending a steady rise since March.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
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Tenpin News
Torrid
Fers
Colonial
Koogle
Betty Grabill
Barbara Cramer
Lois Thomas
Helen Wilhide
Shirley Smith
Gene Long
Preston Best
Long
Dwight Smith
Ronnie Crum
Smith
Crum
Wuhide
Glenn Lare
William Duble
Eyler
Woodsboro
Woody Rippeon
Annie Eyler
Larry Smith
Southern States
Ray Dayhoff
Dayhoff
Margaret Saylor
Doris Wilson
Doland Boyd
Carroll Kiser
Steve Naugle
Ethel Devilbiss
Frederick Valley
Star Company
White Cottage
Ligues
Diand Mentzer
Aerayet
Frederick Cty
D Buhrman
Ro Rice
Rockville Glass
Ara
Appalachian S
Brivere Aicke’s Lumber
Renns
Caritas
Blue Ridge News
Tom Michael
Joel Cleaners
Colonial Music
Blue Lantern Cafe
Cer
Melvin Engle
Arcticaire
Shields
American Panett Bue
Insleys Shoes
Prospect Barber Shop
Garmans Texaco
Merrill's Circle
Black Horse Tavern
Beards
Lawsons Auto Craft
Colonial Pipeline
Corning Pkq Co
Stanley Fry
N.ulp.bo
BPA
Tulips
Doris Mercer
Ladybugs
Naom
Carner
The
Lilies
June Bachtell
Pegay Long
Ruth Green
Ruth Lare
Wehcotn
J Rolfe
Walkersville Bowling News
Wilhide’s
Dante Ricks
Coop Woodsboro
Kaufmans Gro & TV
Dayhott
Eylers
Electrolux
Fox Pools
Buckeyes
Glenn Lara
Coop
Naomi Carner
Glade Valley Ladies Eberts Ice Cream
Welty
Glade Valley Beauty Shop
Woodsboro Savings
Poole & Son
Bidrsay Kinsey's
von Eofffs Bottled
Smith’s Bakery
Barrick
LeGare
Bob Kine
Harold ‘Ayers
Village Lanes Duckpin News
Frederick E
N. Z. Cramer, Inc
Sarah Babington
N. Z Cramer “Weldwooders
Sarah
Eileen Mercer
Mary Strailman
R. R. Nicklas
Interchurch League
Frederick E UB
Ridgeville
Grace Reform
Baptist
Prospectors
Morgan Chapel
Calvary ‘Methodis
Good Shepherd
M Pickett
J Baker
U B
May
Frederick Iron & Steel Machine Shop
Maiders
Elwood Hummer
Carrall Crum
Tenpin Keglers
Trojans
Southern California
Kenya
Gold Holdings
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