Terrace Lanes bowler stars rise in weekly competition
Frederick bowlers boost scores at Terrace Lanes with over 30 surpassing 200. Bob Thompson and Janice Housden win Star of the Week honors. Thompson 252 in Petersen Point Classic and Housden 235 lead Tuesday Ladies League. Multiple bowlers post 210 plus in various leagues. Doris Lydard and Dave Driggers named January Terrace Lanes Stars. Page details standings across Commercial, Women’s, Valley, Automotive, Cadet, St John’s, Civic Fraternal, and other leagues, plus Petersen Point Classic leader Gordon Smith at 106.37 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tenpin
Terrace
Bob Thompson
Janice Housden
Thompson
Miss Housden
Distaff
Ron Cook
Joe Evier
Gordon Smith
Neal Cochran
Jim Wisotzky
Bob Harper
Jim Fuby
Bill Grable
Bob Lambdin
Betty Grabill
Julian Harris
Doris Lydard
Carl Casto
Lewis Leatherman
Bob Stockman
Dale Heineck
Charles Toberg
Dale Warner
Charles Hahn
Joe Burke
Charles Chapley
Charles Beard
Norm Beckley
Dick Beard
John Eterno
Andy Rhoderick
Carroll Eyler
Eddie Exchison
Dave Driggers
Terrace Lanes
Driggers
Fort Detrick
Coast
Igzers
Jane Housden
Gilbert
Mary Fiock
Frederick Constructionanly
Twick Shop the News
New York Sample
ST. John's
Red Dogs
Linda Hart
Pat Ruth
Cynthia Winpigler
Barbara Kelly
Johnnies
Bob Craw
Frank Grove
Jonn Hammord
Bull Rose
Terrace Lane
Smith
Ed Thomas
Joe Esler
Local bowling leagues duel for early standings and records
The Frederick Major Bowling League lists Morgan's Restaurant Schutz Beer and Cartings Black Label tied for first with 49 points, Kidd's Cafe close at 48, while high team game 635 by Cartings Black Lake and high set 1837 by Kidd's Cafe. Individual leaders include Chiz Myers and Charlie May of Kidd's Cafe with top sets, and Herman Brown of Ideal Farms Dairy leads the league with a 124 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley’s
Sporting Goods
Blue Ridge News Agency
Black Label
Juan Harris
Don Rice Tire Co
Joe Burke
John Smyth
Ralph Kanade
Frederick
Morgan’s Restaurant
Schutz Beer
Kidd’s Cafe
Excelsior Dairy
Carlings Black Label
Health Center
Ideal Farms Dairy
Cartings Black Lake
Kidd's Cafe
Chiz’ Myers
Charlie May
Herman Brown
Glade Valley
Cowell Brick Contractors
National Boh
C. Oland Meitzler Croun
I. A. Able Company
Idea Dair
Walkersville
Chick Cramer
F Ding Spot Deep Snow Hurts Area Wildlife
Snowy conditions have severely disrupted food access for local wildlife. Officials report wildlife hardships as birds and animals struggle to reach traditional feeding grounds, prompting hunt and habitat officials to consider relief measures or supplementary feeding guidance for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ding
Game and Wildlife
Buckeye cagers pull another clean sweep
Ohio State remains undefeated in the AP poll with a 360 sweep after beating Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana in week action through Saturday Feb 3. St Bonaventure Duke and Bradley round the top five as Cincinnati North Carolina Kansas State and USC also appear in the top ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Buckeyes
Indiana
St. Bonaventure
Bradley
Madison Square Garden
Bonnies
Tuo
Duke
Mississippi State
Jnatch
Cincinnati
Bradley Ho
Baylor Scores 35 as Lakers Top Royals in College Park
Baylors 35 point night in front of 12,500 at Cole Field House highlights a near home crowd. Lakers beat the Cincinnati Royals 110 to 101 as Elgin Baylor, a Washington DC area product, shines despite a bad ankle. Gene Shue, Maryland native, played in Baltimore for the Pistons in a separate matchup. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati in a close loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
National Basketball Association
Elgin Baylor
Washington
Marys Cole Field House
Los Angeles
Fred Schaus
Baylor
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Fight results from multiple cities and boxing bouts
AP reports various boxing results with multiple locations including New York Philadelphia Chicago and San Francisco. Winners include Len Aiathens J. Eis Emile Terrell and Isa Medraco while several bouts were undecided or unclear due to missing details. The text also briefly mentions Ada Roe in Lowestoft waking early for work and an unrelated domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Len Aiathens
Philadelphia
J. D. Eis
Trenton
N. J
Paris
Isaac Logart
Cuba
France
Drew
Chicago
Emile Terrell
Ernie Cab
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jummy Soc
Steve
Sydney Adams
Willie Stevenson
Bosioz
San Francisco
Isa Medraco
Oakan Cant
Dave Camai Hagen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick County Pin News
Civitans
Knights of Columbus
Elm Street
Rotarians
Theron Green
Rockville Glass Service
Rockville
Frostie Bottling Company
Acme Paints
Acme
Frostie
Untouchables
Grable
Automotive League
Don Rice Tire Company
E. B. Shipley
S. Filby
Amoco
Bill Harper
Chevrolet
Bill Grabie
Jim Filby
Frederics Motor Company
Budweiser
AEP
Mary Lou Thomas
Women of the Moose
Connie Hoffman
Lois Thomas
A&p
S. Harris
Bucky Suber
F. Smith
Rick Summer
Frederick High
West Frederick
Aces
John McKay
Ronnie Hartsock
Oy Suler
Inep
CIVIC_FRATERNAL — SERVICE CLUB
Cub
Evening Optive
Ore
Meadows van
Thurmont Taxi
Civitan
Penn - O - Lene
Ponomac Edison
Rosemont Gulf
J. Biffle
B. O'Bryan Delauiers Electronics
Safeway
Moose Lodge
Arcade Kids Daves Gulf and
Phobus
I Baker
Ideal Farms
Warren's
Health Center Industrial League
Morgan's
Rover’s Inn
Morgan
Wayne Stevens
Harold's
Chester Blank
Sheil Oil
Inter Church
Middletown Reformed
Lake Placid
N.Y
Eugenio Monti
Sergio Zardni
Franz Schelle
Moni
Dallas. Tex
Invin L. Jones
Howard Smith
Bruce Robertson
Robert Thompson
Bud Goodhart
Jim Wisetzkey
Wm. Wenzel
D Heatherly
David Weinberg
Harold Basore
Bill Miller
Sonny Blake
Dale Hamilton
Bruce Courtney
Bill Jefferies
Buckeystoun
Middletown Lutheran
Baptists
Jefferson and
Jefferson
J. Remsburg
R. Cannon
B.F. Goodrich
Skupler
J. Rolfe Castleman
Frederick Federal
Martinsburg
W. Va
Westminster
Moorefield
Curclesite
U. S
Lincoln
DART
Comet
Falcon
Ford
DODGE
Petition
Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
Lowestoft
Eng
Ada Roe
Nale
S. Markey
E. Patrick
Salem
Stearns & Foster
DRA
Raeh
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