Wisner and Staley Share Bowling Honors in League Night
Wisner and Staley shared top honors as Gene Wisner led a 153 game for a three in a row triple header and a 400 Club showing. The night featured high scores across multiple leagues, with Meitzler top scoring for Metzler and Dorsey Meats pacing the Thursday foursome to second place.
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Gene Wisner
LeGore Lime
Curtis Staley
Gene
Curt Staley
Smith’s Bakery
Caves
Full
Donnie Warner
Mt. Airy Lanes
C. Oland Metzler
Oil Men
Myer
Radio & TV
Johnny Poole
Mountaineers
Blue Ridge Oil
Ed Shelton
Carling
Black Label
Meitzlers
Donald Byard
Myers
Walkersville Motors
Glenn Dayhoff
Walker
Jolly Four
Lilacs & Lillies
Sharon Grimes
Peggy Jong
Tiger
Ladybugs
Dorsey Meats
Mitchell Transfer
Janet Cramer
Fitzgerald
Shamrock
Keith Duncan
Glade Chargers
Electrolux & Wastler
L. F. Winpigler
J. B. Hane & Son
Meadows van & Storage
Dr. Pepper
Arcades Lanes Duckpin News Highlights Local Bowling
Local bowling notes report John B Hane and teammates posting high scores and series across several church leagues. Scores include a 202 game and 413 set by Fred Fogle, team highs of 682 and 671, and Lois Smith earning multiple awards for a 422 set and 173 game.
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Francis Scott Key
John B. Hane
Fred Fogle
Liberty No. 1
Lois Smith
Lois
Cozy Restaurant
Thurmont
Mad
Loris Smith
John B Hane
Walkersville Duckpin News A League leads and ties noted
Corel Sinclair paced the Monday A League with a 690.1849 while Carroll Crum added 154-404 and Donald Crabb 159-401 for second place. Glade Valley Ladies League remains tied for first with Saum's Jewelers and Woodsboro Savings Bank as Debbie Gilbert tops the double set with 132.375 and 375 Club honors. Bert Weddle leads the second set with 143-340.
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Glade Valley
Liberty
New Market
Yellow Springs
Corel Sinclair
Carrol Crum
Donald Crabb
Can
Roliin
Glade Valley Ladies League
Saum‘s Jewelers & Woodsboro Savings Bank
Debbie Gilbert
Saum’s Jewelers
Indiv
Saum
Bert Weddle
Darhoff
Promoted in Vietnam Marine Corporal Hahn Receives Rank
James M. Hahn, serving in Vietnam, was promoted to Corporal in the Marine Corps. He enlisted in February 1965, trained at Parris Island Camp Geiger and Camp Lejeune, served six months in the Mediterranean, and now at Camp Pendleton. He won Expert Medal as top marksman in his platoon. He is the son of Mrs. Harry F. Schmidt and James R. Hahn.
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Vietnam
James M. Hahn
Marine Corps
Corporal Hahn
United States Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Camp Geiger
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Mediterranean
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Training Corp
Hahn
Harry F. Schmidt
Frederick
James R. Hahn
Baltimore
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Wisner
Staley
Meitzler Oil
Monocacy Valley
Taneytown
Mountain Boys
Eyler and Weddle
Fred Eyler
Betty Weddle
Welty’s
Antiques
Frederick Mobile Milling
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Roland Weller
Rolling Rock
Wastler
Woodsboro
Donald Paugh
Kevin Weddle
Eric Buza
Jill Gilberts
BTU
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Duckpin
Lions Club
John Will
M.D.P B.C
Good Shepherd
Chester L Baker
Waldo
Ricketts
Gil Stilley Jr
Colvision
Hng
Carroll Royer
Waldo Ricketts
Mrt
Robert Clem
Robert Clem Rolling
Green
Esso
Blue Diamonds
Linda Baker
Eyler
Moose
War
Line
Fran
Tuckers
Jim Price
Hhe Field
Wash-O-Clean
Industrial League
Lions
Black & Decker
Tom Ramsburg
Gene Brashears
C. Ed
Winpigler
United Fire Co
Ted
Mehrle Fogle
Warnie Main
A. C
M. Millier
Raty
J Ignasiak
Gene Grove
Eager Beavers
Holy Rollers
Peaie Ae
Shiners
Charlie Green
Massers Motel
Masser
Zahns
Eagles
Stups Garage
Ausherman
Catsail
P. Stine
Bout
Bowl the Champ News
Ralph Burdette
Darlene Fogle
Cozy
Harmony
Arcade Bowling Lanes
Nanie Mantz
Ray Devilbiss
Ray
Shirley Smith
Bobby Baker
Noreen Brandenburg
Walkersville
Duckpin News
Crabbs and
Crum
Ada Drs
Brownie
Ebert
375 Club
Madagascar
Melanesia
Indonesia
Africa
al New
Genith
Florida
France
American Express Co
First National City Bank of New York
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Rosemont Avenue
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Henry
Coats
N. Market ST
Barrington
Zenith
Urbana, Md
Urbana Radio and TV Service
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