Maryland Classic Traveling League Rolls Tenpin Action
The Maryland Classic Traveling League bowled at Terrace Lanes in Frederick with ten teams competing and many bowlers posting 200 plus games. Notable results include Sam Kriger leading high game. Gloria Eyler and Howard Smith earning latest Stars of the Week honors. and numerous 200s across multiple leagues including Women’s Merchant’s and others.
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Sam Kriger
Bon Fire
Gloria Bingham
Howard Smith
Bingham
Smith
Fisher Distributing
Merchant's
Bruce Robertson
Harold Basore
Neal Cochrane
Bob Smith
Gordon Smith
Bill Grable
Don Shipley
Ed Thomas
al Herring
Bill Evzler
Clarence Whithard
Andy Rhoderick
Paul Wampner
Rick Brandenburg
John Warfield
Virgil Currence
Bill
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Blanche Evler
A Able
Sam George
al Jarzembowicz
Southern
Fourederick Motor
Joop
Kemps Dep
National Boh
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Ontel Bok
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Paul Wampener
Charlie Wilks
Bill Walter
Ron Baker
Dave Bell
Curtis
George Barris
Oriey Bourland
Chuck McCrary
Eib
New York
Frederick News
Blanche Eyler
Joe's Cleaners
Joe's
Liamsville Bush Creekers
Bush Creekers
Fisher's Distributing
Dick Burgee
Burgee
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Frederick Motor Company
Lois Thomas
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Don Rice Tire Co
Filby
Amoco
E. B. Shipley
Bill Hoover
Gilvert and
Miller
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Wayne Long
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Rockville Glass Service
Jaycees
Frestie Bottling
Acme Paints
Rockville
Bill Grables
The
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Black Label
Blue Ridge
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Iback
Claude Etzler
Sports Night at Elks Club Honors Local Baseball Team
More than 100 members of Frederick Lodge BPO Elks and guests attend the annual Sports Night at the Elks Club on West Second Street. The program features talks by Edward Dougherty and Hal Kelier with Judge Charles Movian, celebrating Pere High School, Walkersville High, and the Sjamsville team’s achievements.
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B. P. O. Elks
Elks Club
West Second Street
Walkersville High
George Remsberg
Iamsville
Edward Dougherty
Washinton Senators
Hal Kelier
Frederick
Senators
Charles E. Movian
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Sjamsville
Thomas Glass
Brumel Hopes to Top World High Jump Mark in NYC
Valery Brumel of Russia, aged 18, cleared 7 feet 4% inches for a new world high jump record in Leningrad and arrives in New York with Igor Ter-Ovanesyan and others for three meets starting at the New York Athletic Club. He says current world record stands at 7-1% and notes similarities with John Thomas's style.
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New York
Valery Brumel
Russia
Brumel
Leniingrad
John Thomas
Boston Univer
Thomas
Igor Ter-Ovanesyen
Runne Evgeny Momotkov
Moscow
New York Athletic Club
Brumer
NYAC
College Basketball Scores From AP Roundup
Dayton accepts NCAA bid and will play at Madison Square Garden starting March 16. Wabash College confirms its invitation to the NCAA regional tournament March 20 21 with sites pending selection.
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Southern Methodist
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Texas Lutheran College
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Washington College
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Virginia Tech
William & Marr
West Virginia
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Wittenberg
Lake Forest ML
Maine
Bates
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Duke
Furman
South Carolina
Richmond
Davidson
Capital
Denison
Kent State
Bowling Green
St. Mary's
American LA
Delaware State
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Lincoln 71 defeats Johnson-Williams in Virginia game
Lincoln rolled to a 71 to 4 victory over Johnson-Williams in Berryville Virginia on Friday night. Ken Thompson led with 30 points while Rob Onley added 13 for the Tigers. Virginia prepares to host West Frederick Jr High on Tuesday night.
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Berryville
Lincoln
Johnson-Williams
Ken Thompson
Tigers
Rob Onley
Virginia
West Frederick Jr. High Gym
Moore Must Fight New York for Title Defense
The New York State Athletic Commission ordered Archie Moore to sign for a title defense against Doug Jones of New York or another suitable contender, or lose his crown. Commission chairman Gen. Mertin Krusewitch sent the ultimatum by telegram to Moore in San Diego. The NBA has already crowned Harold Johnson and stripped Moore of recognition months ago.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Archie Moore
Doug Jones
Mertin Krusewitch
Commission
San Diego
Calif
National Boxing Association
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
NBA
Wrights win National Beh sponsor Couples Bowling title
Bernard and Jane Wright won the Hus band and Wife Championship at Walkersville Bowling Center with five game 621 and 592 for 1213 scratch, plus handicap to 1309. Second were Robert and Betty Weddle, third Alton and Barbara Gilbert. Frederick County trophies to Wrights and runners up. Young duckpin league scores noted. Walkersville A and B standings listed with top teams and individual highs.
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Jane Wright
Walkersville
Jane
Robert
Betty Weddle
Alton
Barbara Gilbert
Frederick
Wright
Alton Gilbert
National Bolt
George Karl
Bailey Goss
Marion Ausherman
Bernard O’bryan
Wake Forest Drops Duke in ACC Showdown 103 89
Wake Forest Deacons powered past third ranked Duke 103 89 as Len Chappell poured in 38 points and Billy Packer added 27. Duke, missing star Joph Heyman after an early suspension, could not recover after Wake Forest seized the lead in the opening half.
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den Weiss
Associated Press
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ACC
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Deacons
Len Chappell
Billy Packer
Fine Fettle
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Chappell
Packer
Blue Devils
Joph Art Heyman
Jim Weaver
North Carolina
Heyman
Bradley
Notre Dame
Chicago Stadium
West Virginia
Penn State
St. Joseph's
Marquette
Mike Gavin
Kenny Ward
Rod Thorn
Paul Miler
Jim McCormick
Thorn
Vinis
Colts Acquire 49er Fullback Joe Perry
Baltimore AP Weeb Ewbank says Joe Perry may be an answer for the Colts backfield but Ameche’s leg injury complicates the plan. The 34 year old fullback was obtained from the 49ers for an undisclosed draft choice. Perry is the NFL’s all time leading ground gainer and must prove himself in a fair competition with current backs.
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Baltimore
Weeb Ewbank
Joe Perry
Joe
Ewbank
Jailers Demoted In Montgomery
Montgomery County demotes four jailers after the November 27 jailbreak. The guard force will be doubled from 13 to about 26, with two new wardens sought. County Manager Mason A. Butcher cites laxity and substantial negligence by staff as the escape cause. A new West Rockville jail nears completion and will open spring with expanded capacity and space.
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Montgomery County
Mason A. Butcher
Butcher
County Council
West Rockville
Loudoun Residents Favor School Bond Vote Near Purcellville
Loudoun County residents vote nearly two to one in favor of a 2.0 million school bond to finance a 1.5 million high school at Purcellville for 1,000 students, a 0.5 million elementary near Sterling for 600 pupils, and additions across four schools totaling 0.525 million with 0.475 million for Lou doun High School and other elementary upgrades. Buried pipes note underground water mains below ground-freezing depth in northern states per Britannica.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Purcellville
Sterling
Douglas High
Douglas
Bareacre
Hamilton
Loudoun High School
Celtics Rout Lakers In 113-93 NBA Throbbing West Race
The Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 113-93 in a doubleheader opener as St. Louis Hawks and Detroit Pistons vie for the West third playoff slot. Los Angeles drops to third, one game behind Detroit with Cincinnati Royals idle.
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National Basketball Association
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St. Louis
Detroit Pistons
Boston Celtics
Los‘Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cincinnati
Are
Boston
Bob Cousy
Celtics
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Hawks
Pistons
NBA
Associates
Philadelphia
New York
Syracuse
Botton
Lutheran president dies at 86 in Columbus Ohio
Dr. Emmanuel Poppen, 86, former president of the American Lutheran Church from 1937 to 1950, died Monday in Columbus. A minister since 1895, he served Ohio pastorates and later held top church offices, guiding the joint synod merger that formed the American Lutheran Church in 1930.
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Ohio
Emmanuel Poppen
American Lutheran Church
Joint
Synod of
Iowa
Buffalo
Dundee
Ont
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