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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1965

Page

10

Village Lanes Duckpin News Sets New Women’s High

Sarah Babington, bowling for the Pepsi Cola Five, shot a 44 set to topple Treva Hanes’s 434, setting a new Village Lanes women’s high mark. She opened with 163, then 130, and 293 for two games, finishing with a 151 in the third. Her total wins a village record and places her for National Duckpin Bowling Congress consideration alongside house record holders Herman Brown Jr and Mrs Hanes.

Sarah Babington Pepsi Cola Treva Hanes Miss Babington Village Lanes Sarah Herman Brown Jr Frederick County Hanes

Boone Bowls 194 In Friday Nite 6 45 League Amid Records

Boone of Hane Development Builders rolled a 194 game supported by three spares and a last frame strike to set a high mark in the Friday Nite 6:45 League. Russ began with a spare, threw four consecutive strikes, and finished with two spares and a strike for a 194, edging toward 200 but missing by one pin to join the Village Lanes Hall of Fame.

Russell Boone Hane Development Builders Russ Village Lanes Hall of Fame Carl Mercer Coland Metzler Ducks NCBC Mercer

Cramer and Nicklas Star In Wednesday Ladies League

Nicklas and Cramer lead the Wednesday Nite Women's League with high games. Cramer totaled 163 for the high individual game as she moved to second in the roster behind Jean Cramer. High set honors go to Treva Hane with 434 while Bernie O Bryan and Bill Hahn posted 412 and 425 respectively. Pepsi Cola Five and M J Grove Mixers clinch week’s high team set with 646 and 1832.

Zelda Cramer Jitter Nicklas Cramer Jean Friendly Acres Treva Hane Bernie O'Bryan Pepsi Cola Bill Hahn M. J Grove O'Bryan Hahn Sarah Babington Bernie Pepsi R. Keyser Io Farmeties Nicklas Hankeys Radio Mouls Woot Mercer Tnesday Nite Industrial City Auto Parts Lee Keller Kaempf & Harris Peps Cola

Village Lanes Mixed Doubles Tournament Set to Break Record

Inquiries indicate the Village Lanes Mixed Doubles will have the largest entry list ever. The handicapped event uses two thirds from combined averages of 250 scratch and begins at 1 pm Saturday with entries accepted until 10 30 pm. Sunday twelve contestants in the reg-

League Highlights Feature Week of Bowling High Scores

Jim Van Fossen led Stauffer Lanner with seven marks and 17] game, Ruth Catsail tallied 385 for Helen's Beauty Nook, while Carroll Crum hit 400 in Frederick Iron & Sides. Bevy of 160s and 380s noted by Monocacy, Friendship, and Civic leagues with top skeins, weekend tours, and “Big 50” awards among standings.

Jim van Fossen Stauffer Lanner Ruth Catsail Helen Carroll Crum Frederick Bev Wharam Indians Luther Albaugh

Arcade Duckpin News: Ten-Strike Tournament and Standings

A full handicap 1304 scratch duckpin tournament with cash prizes is set for Saturday and Sunday at Arcade Lanes. Bowlers may enter repeatedly. In Early Monday Night League Coffey and Jeffery lead with 17 points, Moose Club second with 14. Individual high scores include Gil Stirley with a 412 set and 400+ sets by Wayne Stevens, plus 417 for Guy Ernest in a Stet Place effort. Arcade Lanes also leads Thursday Mixed League with 15 points. American Optical 13. Carole Kemp tops ladies with 137 and 322, Jim Schultz 170 and 420 for men, earning a triple header certificate for the 170. Mt. Zion leads Men’s Church League with 11, Grace United second at 10. Kenny Zimmerman continues strong play with 418 on a 152 game. Middletown Lutheran posts high team game 616 and Good Shepherd high set 1767. South End Baptist’s Williams E. Myles earns a triple header certificate for 148. New Market still leads Women’s Church League with nine, Evangelical Lutheran and Mt. Pleasant tied at eight. Winfred Runkles receives a Big 50 award.

Coffey Jeffery Moose Club Guy Ernest Stet Waldo Ricketts Gil Stirley Gil Wayne Stevens Mt. Zion Grace United Kenny Zimmerman Middletown Lutheran Good Shepherd Williams E. Myles South End Baptist Car Discount Enterprise Carling Glenn Ness Car Discount Carling’s Wimpy Whitmore Earl Ramsburg Sonny Wachter Grayson Ramsburg Dun Dee Country Inn

Local Bowling Scores and Standings Across Several Clubs

Reads like a local bowling league digest listing team names, game and set highs, and standings. Highlights include high games by R Fisher 158 and C Crum 432, team marks by Thurmont 602 and 170, and numerous club totals such as Village Hardware 68 and Monocacy Village entries.

Chinky Bell Wins Century Patch With A 247 Giant

Terrace Lanes bowlers highlight action in multiple leagues with notable scores. Chinky Bell delivers a 247 game earning an ABC Century Patch. Gene Grove duels with 600s and Gene Warrenfeltz posts a 649 high set week. Others include Larsen 254, Nakano 628, Coats 600, and Warfield 602 in a busy meet.

Ray Larsen Gene Grove Charles Chinky) Bell Terrace Lanes Grove Larsen Chunky Bell Wayne Skeeter) Geisbert Automotive League ABC Gene Warrenfeltz Mason- Dixon Loop Warrenfeltz Morte Nakano Buck Jones Junior Bollinger Bill Coats Casper Moore Bill Molesworth John Warfield Gary Payne Civic-Fraternal Service Club Bell Eagles American Bowling Congress

Cramer's 593 Tops Ladies Scoring At Local Center

Barbara Cramer led a strong week in the ladies handicap leagues at the local tenpin center with a 593 in the Church League for Good Shepherd Lutheran No. 1 and a 555 series later, while Dotty Neal rolled a 153 triplicate for Kehne Furniture in the WIBC patch event.

Barbara Cramer Dotty Neal Tenpiz Center

Frederick Tenpin Tournament Slate Opens for Area Bowlers

Frederick and surrounding county bowlers prepare for a busy slate beginning next weekend with the Baltimore City Association event. Eight Terrace Lanes teams enter the Fair lanes Woodlawn venue as women bowlers chase city and state opportunities while men pursue the Good Neighbor Handicap, Terrace Lanes handicap in March and the BPAA Team Handicap in April. The Maryland State Association and Maryland State Tenpin Bowling events headline spring action with dates listed for April and May at Terrace Lanes, Cecil Lanes Elkton, and other sites.

Frederick Terrace Lanes Miami Beach BPAA Maryland Elkton

Cadet Team No 5 and 19 Diamonds Lead Local Bowling Standings

A dense listing of bowling leagues shows Cadet Team No 5 with 19 Diamonds leading various divisions, followed by multiple squads such as 8 Rat Finks 7 Marylanders 2 and POWDER PUFF Wild Cats. Individual high scores include Chuck Thompson 212 and 560, Pat Geisbert 143 and 455, and Kath Rapp 926 in intra-church play, with numerous team names and scores across Terrace Lanes and related venues.

Rat Finks Marylanders Avengers Chuck Thompson Powder Puff Wild Cats Terrace Stompers Alley Rats Pink Panthers Pat Geisbert

Weber Aims to Break All Time PBA Money Record

Bowler Dick Weber surged to $18,450 early in 1968 including a National BPAA All-Star win, eyeing Don Carter’s 1962 $50,000 plus haul as the benchmark. Weber leads toward the $25,000 first prize in the Firestone PBA Tournament of Champions in Akron April 5-10, with Jim St John in second at about $10,100.

Dick Weber Professional Bowlers Association PBA Don Carter Carter Weber Akron Jim St John

Derailment in Maryland No Injuries Reported

No injuries were reported after three locomotives and 15 cars derailed near Ellicott City Maryland. The 103 car Baltimore and Ohio Freight train bound from Chicago to Baltimore did not overturn and traffic was rerouted via Washington with no service interruption. Wrecker crews cleared the track and resumed normal operations.

Ellicott City Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Here Chicago Baltimore Washington

Health Center Duckpin News Up Atoms reclaim top in Derrick League

In the Derrick Women's League Up & Atoms beat Dots & Dashes to maintain first place. Dot Wynkoop led with a 120 game and 335 set while Hits & Misses slipped to second after losses to Keglers. Individual scores included June Brumbaugh 132 single 355 set. Betty Mayo 117 single 333. Vivian Mack 124 322. Dot Molnar 119. Lot tie Mobley 115. Marge Deter 134 333.

Dots

Walkersville Bowling News Throne of tight league action and high games

Sharon Goodman rolls 152 in the Thursday Foursome to win a ladies dinner at Cozy Restaurant Thurmont. Frank Dayhoff tops Men in Merchant's Major All Stars with a 170 high game and 431 set, helping Shipley's widen its lead. Dan Dee Country Inn posts 1925 as Karl Austin nets 161 and a 458 total, with multiple bowlers contributing strong scores. Walkersville lanes showcase frequent 450+ sets, and Car Discount Enterprise leads the Monday Nite A League with 662 team pins. Details span multiple teams, players, and pinfalls across Walkersville venues.

Sharon Goodman Cozy Corner Thurmont Frank Dayhoff Shipley’s, Inc C. Oland Meitzler Shipley Bunce Gilbert Dan Dee Country Inn Karl Austin NDPB C. Karl Walkersville Lanes Dan Dee Bill Fritz Monte Hyde Saum Jewelers Bucky Layton Bill Strobel William S. Hood Gene Keister Keyser

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