Gary Payne Puts On Major League Show At Terrace Lanes
Gary Payne rolled a 674 in Terrace Lanes Major League, leading his G A Merchandise squad. The 223 220 231 sequence boosted his season average to 191 over 51 games as Dennis Shafer and John Smith also posted 600s amid a tight, high scoring week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Payne
Terrace
Payne
Dennis Shafer
Kehne Furniture Company
Tenpin Center
Shafer
John Smith
Royce Paulson
Tenpin Bombers
Routzahn
Trio Bown
Frederick Motor Col Wins Big Bowling Meet Totals
Frederick Motor Col and related teams post high scores across multiple leagues including high individual game by C Handley 224 and G Warrenfelts 599, with Keyser Well Drilling leading in team game at 940, while Harold Stilwell at 236 and 624 mark standout individual totals for Frederick Memorial Hospital entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Motor T and Nurseries
Harold Stilwell
Wilson Stup
Mobil Service
Mason Dixon Frederick Motor
Frederick Gas Co
Thurmont Five
Er Merchandise Mac
Winpigler’s
Thurmont Construction
Whitesell Pharmacy
Family Drive
Keyser
Jay F. MM National Bank
Rices Tire Co
Rovizahn’s
C. Handley
G. Warrenfeltz
Keyser Well Drilling
G & R Merchandise Mart
Fillies Frederick Motor
Porter’s Grill
Hillside Coal
Sagner‘s
Motart Jewelers
King’s
Kidd’s Cafe
Budweiser
Arcticaire
Crag A.way
Saum’s Jewelers
DB. Keller
Moland
Frederick Amwuler
Ladies Scoring Well At Terrace Lanes
Interest in tenpin bowling by Frederick area ladies grows as new names appear on the ladies honor roll. Patricia Wharton led the way with a 523 season from 203 151 169, while Dot Walsh posted 522 for Harley's Sandwich with 159 199 179. Ed Blumenauer kept a 500 plus string with 168 177, Joan LaCoste added 511 on 158 171 182, and Miriam Oland rolled a 553 high series with 177 191 185. Pauline Goodhart led 537 on 189 176 172, Barbara Cramer 536 on 175 182 179, with several other high scores listed for the week including Betty Grabill Doris Keller Lois Thomas Lois Gadberry Ann Coats and Mary Flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Lanes
Xen Wertz
Mt. Airy
R.F. Kline
Wertz
Charles Handley
Independent Hose Company
Fire Company
Independents
al Horwath
Joe
Woodrow Smith
Price Electric Company
Frederick Area
Patricia Wharton
Dot Walsh
Harley
Dot) Blumenauer
Joan LaCoste
Melart Jewelers
Miriam Oland
Frederick Motor
Pauline Goodhart
G&a
Barbara Cramer
Miss Cramer
Betty Grabill
Doris Keller
Lois Thomas
Lois Gadberry
Ann Coats
Mary Flair
Local Scores and Merchants Show Strong Bowling Night
A dense tally of scores from multiple leagues highlights top performers and merchants. Gene Warren and Harry Routzahn led high games and sets among individuals, while Links Sunoco and Frederick Lumber Co posted top team marks. Merchants like Shipley's Sporting Goods and Fort Detrick figures appear in the standings amid civic and service group listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Koontz's
Routzahn’s
Stull's Servicenter
Team No
Brown’s Bombers
Frederick Automotive
Loun’s Junk Yard
Brown's Restaurant
Harry’s
le Gore Wildcats
Coblentz & Maiti
Smith's 66
Sparks
Tommy Sennett
Barbera Crammer
Charles Flair
Abriam Oland
Routzahn
Koontz
Tourmont Hardware
Duquesne Beer
Shipley’s Inc
Carling’s
Black Sable
Synoco
Blue Ridge News
Renn’s
Joe's Cleaners
Gene Warrenter
Harry Routzahn
Harry Routzaha
Sunoco
Merchants Shipley’s Sporting Goods
Frederick Lumber Co
Idest Farms
Supreme Concrete
Jokers
Null Inc
Fort Detrick
Duke
Snell Sev
Strikers
Joe
Frederick Lumber
Arcade Duckpin News Ten Strike Tourney Leads to 672 Set
Dewey Crummitt topped the ten strike tournament at Arcade Lanes with 672. Guy Ern est was runner up with 647, followed by Mike Hoot on and Tom Ramsbury. Other standings include Bill Mann, Joe Breedon, Butch Wilson, and Bob Lee. Coffey & Jeffery lead Early Monday League as Wash-O-Clean’s Ramsburg posts 444 on three games. Welty's Antiques tops Thursday Industrial, Garwood Harrison high 386 set, and American Optical leads the Thursday League with Arcade Lanes chasing. Ladies high is Ess Ramsburg 132. men Larry Ahalt 158. Ed Clem 396 in a near 400 set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Crummitt
Arcade Lanes
Guy Ernest
Mike Hooton
Tom Ramsbury
Bill Mann
Joe Breedon
Butch Wilson
Bob Lee
Coffey & Jeffery
Tommy Ramsburg
American Optical Company
Ess Ramsburg
Larry Ahalt
Ed Clem
Bowling standings and high scores from Friday League action
Meadows Van & Storage maintains a three point lead in first place with 18 points as Flock's and American Paints tie for second with 15. D. Rice posted a 136 high game, Joe Ignasiak 368 high set, Bill Williams 139 and 371, Madeline Ford a 40 patch with 144, Maggie Rice 342, Fran Fogle 137 382, Charte Baer 165 and Charles Flock 375, Lee Ropp 169, Austin Kelly 426, and Thelma Hart sock and Charles Roberts win the Bow-the-Champ as Bea-Catsail and Wilbur Hartsock fall to Thelma Hart sock and Roberts. Arcade Lanes hosts Bow-the-Champ every Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Evangelical Lutheran
Buckeystown
Madeline Ford
Maggie Rice
Zimmerman’s
Hahn Transportation
Charte- Baer
Charles Flock
Grace United
Middletown
Lutherans
Reformers
Lee Ropp
Austin Kelly
Bea- Catsail
Wilbur Hartsock
Thelma Hartsock
Charles Roberts
Thelma
Darlene Fogle
Arcade Lanes
Industrial Meadows van & Storage
Flock’s Texaco
American Paiks
NE. Kefauver & Son
Hane
May's Grocery
Colonial Music
Home Beneficial
Dr. Pepper
J.H Farmer & Son
Renn’s
Ti Arcade
Bill Williams
NE. Kefanyer
Thursday Mixed and Industrial Bowling Scores Report
A dense listing of bowling results across Thursday events includes high scores by Ess Ramsburg and Larry Ahalt in mixed leagues, with 338 and 394 in high sets, and Ess Remsburg 132 in games. Industrial and women's church divisions show team standings, individual highs, and varied team names across multiple venues including Arcade Lanes and Fort Detrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Optical Co
Winody’s Cash Mit
E.W. Ausherman Inc
Write Rock Grocery
Fort Detrick
Jefferson. i Fran's American
Main’s
Little's Beauty Shop
North Star
Renn's Restaurant
Coffey & Jeffery
Swankie’s
Ess Ramsburg
Larry Ahalt
Ess Remsburg
Ea Clem
iS Church Stoee United 14 Middietown Reform
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a church or church merger or competition between United and Middletown Reform with a possible Protestant context. Limited legible items prevent full factual reconstruction of event, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Church Stoee United
Middietown Reform
New TV Bowl Tournament Starts At Terrace Lanes
A new TV Bowl Tournament sponsored by Nationwide Insurance begins this week at Terrace Lanes with six weeks of qualifying across three divisions. Audie Balmer of Falls Church Va has won 1500 in two TV appearances and eyes another 750 on Saturday. Frederick area bowlers can watch regional telecasts Saturdays and Sundays on Channel 4 and Channel 5 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationwide Insurance Company
Terrace Lanes
Audie Balmer
Falls Church Va
Frederick Tenpin
Frederick Tenpin Keglers
Jail Sentence Appeal Postponed for Dr Ward
ANNAPOLIS AP The appeal of Dr Charles Ward former Crownsville State Hospital superintendent on his 30 day jail sentence for driving without a license has been postponed in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court. Attorney Alan H Merrell said witnesses could not appear delaying the trial. No new date was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Charles 5. Ward
Crownsville State Hospital
Alan H. Merrell
Ward
Anne Arundel County
Lippmann Named Award Winner by National Institute of Arts
The National Institute of Arts and Letters named Walter Lippmann, 75, author and columnist, a gold medalist for essays and criticism. The institute also announced a gold medal for painting to Andrew Wyeth, 48, noted realist painter of the American scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Walter Lippmann
Institute
Andrew Wyeth
Health Center Highlights in Fort Detrick Bowling Standings
Hits and Misses pull even atop the Fort Detrick Women's League with four points from Ad Libs, led by Ethel Cooper's 124 126 and 353 set. Edna Smith posts a 321 set, while Vivian Andrews, Louise Phippips, Betty Potts, and Dot Molnar contribute solid scores. In Industrial League action Ken ny May posts a 434 set, and Tom Harding a 399 set with a 158 single. Urbana 2 climbs to first in Urbana Circuit as Araby 2 loses to Sjamsville 1, with Connie Mason and Doris Geisbert delivering strong 340s and 318 sets respectively. Northendl leads a tight Sagner Inc. League, and Yellow Springs extends its Lioness lead with top scores from Margaret Thomas and teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Ethel Cooper
Edna Smith
Vivian Andrews
Louise Phippips
Betty Potts
Dot Molnar
Urbana
Araby 2
Sjamsville
Connie Mason
Doris Geisbert
Paul Beard
Jack Phelps
Donnie Ausherman
Jeanette Lenhart
Howard Beard
Yellow Springs
Carroll Manor
Margaret Thomas
Dot Keyser
Laura Delphey
Francis Fogle
Lois Smith
Mary Louise Ramsburg
Martha’ King
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Yonkers Raceway 1964
Top twin double payoff at Yonkers Raceway in 1964 was 171084.60. Readouts show high individual games by Doris Gelsbert 123 Jack Phelps 160 and Dot Kayser 129. High team marks include Red Men 642 and 1764 and Carroll Manor 51 43 32 34 32 17 across multiple venues. The text lists numerous clubs, players, and scores across leagues and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Carroll Manor
New Market
Liberty
Middletown
Frederick
Walkersville
Dot Kayser
Margaret Thomas
Urbana
Araby
Liamsville
Flinthill
Slamaville
Flinthil
Doris Gelsbert
Jack Phelps
Connie Mason
Don Ausherman
Arcana
Yonkers
N. Y
Village Lanes Hosts Large Mixed Doubles Tournament
Z c o e e Village Lanes hosted the second annual Mixed Doubles with 190 contestants. Hallie Buckman and Bob Buckman of Mt. Airy won with 873 total, Buckman’s 422 included a 156 153 113 in a 807 scratch set. Pearl Keister and Warren Stevens were second at 821, boosted by Keister’s 409. Roger Cramer and partner finished third at 814 total. Twelve 400-plus sets emerged, led by Cramer with 442. In Merchant's Major League, Bill Kidwiler topped with 452 on 158 143 151 for Hood's Discount. Herman Brown anchored Village Hardware with 141 167 142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie
Bob Buckman
Mt. Airy
Pearl Keister
Warren Stevens
Bill Kidwiler
Hood
Discount
Herman Brown
Village Hardware
Knight Lou Knight Tops Burdette Team With 401 Score
Knight and Russ Boone followed last week’s 181 game with a 401 for Burdette Bros. Four straight strikes in the final frames sealed the big set. Embassy Dairy led the Wednesday Civic League with a 616 1761 total, two points behind Windsor Garage for first. High games noted by Bill Tyergar 147 and Harry Hamilton 157 in separate leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Hahn
Elks Club
Amvets
Hahn
Harry Routzahn
Routzahn
Duquesne
Gene Warrenfeltz
Terry Morgan
Ike Eisenhower
Harold Stilwell
Gary Oland
Bill Walter
Buck Watkins
Lou Knight
Russ Boone
Burdette Bros
Lou
Embassy Dairy
Windsor Garage
Bill Tyergar
Frederick
Eileen Mercer
Gleen Painters
Village Lanes
Glade Valley
Walt Cramer
Bill Koontz
Walt
Koontz
Harold Wolf
Windsor's
May's Grocery
Wickes Lumber
Wolfaville Raritan
Clina’s Furniture
Byron Rice Gulf
Wolfsville Raritan
Ford Construction
Rodger
Sir Tyergar
Bill Harman
Embassy Dalry
Rippeon’s
Miler Gulf
Shaffer‘s
Ingall’s Lumber
Wachter Bros
Hane Development
Warner Plumbing
Paul's
M.A. Gland
Shafer
Ingalls Lumber
Ten Strike Tournament To Resume At Village Lanes Next Weekend
By popular request the Village Lanes Ten Strike Tournament will resume next weekend. Bowlers may bowl anytime from 1 p.m. Saturday to 10 30 p.m. Sunday. Lower average bowlers have been well supported and encouraged through the event.
Slated Represented Among the Cash Prize Winners
The article notes prize winners in a bowling event with Slated represented among the cash prize recipients. The handicap is two-thirds from 130 scratch, and any bowler with a sanctioned average is eligible to enter the fun tournament.
Mont Airy Lanes and Local Businesses In Bowling Highlights
In a busy bowling week across Mount Airy and Frederick areas, teams such as Mount Airy Lanes, Professional Arts Pharmacy, Gleem Paints, and Potomac Edison posted high scores and sets. Notable performances include Fred Weller and Irene Hanshew's top games and Eileen Mercer's 382 high set, with numerous leagues across Wednesday and Thursday nights tracking wins and top marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Johnny's Market
Coca Cola
Mount Airy Lanes
Johnny's Amusements
Thurmont Shoe
Helen’s Beauty Nook
Stoffer-Sanner
Professional Arts Pharmacy
Sheroken House
Jim van Fossen
Pete Jewell
Crone
Glade Valley
Civitan
Suburban Oj
Gleem Paints
Superior Concrete
Frederick Automotive
Potomac Edison
the Atoms
Sears
Couns Junk Yard
Rosemont
Fred Weller
Eileen Mercer
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Tenpin News
G&r
Kehne Furniture
Town and Country
Dot
Wany, Hi
Appalachian Sliver Spring Farm
Ausherman’s Service Center
Cornell Sinclair
Trail Blazers
Wicke’s Lumber
RF. Kline
Harry F. Rhoderick
Gilbert's Auto
P. Flynn
K. Wertz
R. F. Kline
Silver Spring Farm
Frederick Valley
Rockville
American Pabst Blue Ribbon
Insley’s Shoes
Prospect Barber Shop
A & Py
Garman‘s
Texaco
Lawson’s Auto Craft
Merril's Circle S
Gene
Drum Electric
Frederick Construction
Harley's
Rouvtzahn’s Department Store
Ann Budhaimers
the News
Fam
A.W Car Wash
City Auto
Ier Shell
Ann Cochran
Harey’s
Terrace Stompers
Alley Rats
Pink Panthers
Doris Burkholder
Zeam
Rat Finks
Diamonds
Avengers
Marylanders
Jerry Fogle
St. John’s
Doubs Lutheran
Good Shepherd Lutheran
First Baptist
Adamstown
United Church of Chris
Jonn Kennedy
Muriam Oland
Batty Grabil
Town & Couns Restucatt
Frederick Motor Co
Keane’s Furniture
Formstone
Metacts
Scott Key Routzahn’s
Claws
L A. Safeway
the Suburban
Bierleys
Montgomery Ward
Porter's Grill
Walter Thrasher
Garry Gland
CIVIC
Ellis
Lions V
Emignis of Columbus
Lions
Elm Strett
Rotary
Optiment
Englen
Wael Frederick
Fellows
Middetown Lions
Elks
Car Discount
Blue Lantern Cafe
Fouling Fools
Shields
Keefer
Winnie Molesworth
Bo Blumenaver
Lois Gedberry
Industrial Fred. Coast Co
Taylors Radio & T.V
Farmers Co-op
Leste Shafer & Sons
Porters Liquors
Alban Tractor
Western Auto
Frosty Acres
S@le Ridge Homes
Charles Ungarbower
Jerry Crum
Fred. Const. Co
Automotive Monocacy of Co
Wilson Stup’s Mobil Service
Automotive Industrial
Roney Motor Company
Marlow’s Liquors
Correll’s Sinclair
EB Shipley
Jay Jay's
Frederich
Arcade Duckpin News
American Optical League
D. Rice
Joe Ignasiak
Liberty No. 1
Yellow
Springs
Fran Fogle
Industrial Welty
Antiques
Green
Woody's Wranglers
Arcade
Eyler's
Mathews Construction
Waltz
Redmen
Rockwood Park
Paul Welty
Harrison
Eyler
D Rice
J Ignasiak
Womens Church
Evangelical Lutheran St
Francis Scott Key
Frank Fogle
sAiddletown
Ve Club
Zimmerman's Grocery
HL & M
the Mart
Bakery
Biue Diamonds
Carbaugh van Service
Senate | Dry
Woodsboro Pinbusters
Pleasant Raritan
Charles Baer
Charles Flook
Lippman
Middletown Lutheran
Mt. Zion
Good Shepherd
Baptist
Mt. Pleasant
South End Baptist
Buckaystown
Evangelical Reform
Church of the Brethren
Myeraville
Peagaville
Kenny May
Acton
Tom Harding
Pete Brachey
Shorty Morgan
Ralph Kemp
Ronnie Cramer
Glenn Kelly
Lem Shafer
Northendl
Sagner Inc
Sally Despeaux
Nancy Hoffman
Cora Leaf Jackman
Caroline van Dore
Hap Keeney
Northcool
Northcord
Englishtown
Travelers
Northweave
Madeline Swope
Arthur Rickell
St. Shell
Avery Clark
Morgan's Lunch
Vailey Billiards
Harold's
Red Men
Walter
Wage
Morgan
Wright
Bill
Bill Wachter
Ada
Duckpin News
Kidwiser
Brown
Knight and Ropp
Ideal Farms Dairy
Wayne Fox
Jinks Zimmerman
Meitzler “Oil Men
Jim Taylor
Wade
S. L. Shafer
Miller Gulf
Dukes
Ken Zimmerman
King’s Five
Bill Anders
John Fritz
Fritz
Bryant
Charles
Art Shook
Shreve
Blade Valley
Warren's
Kelly’s Mills
Qland Menzier Co
High's Dairy
Chauncey’s Drive
Codlentz & Main
Walter Cramer
Warren's Men’s
Inter Church Morgan Chapel
Frederick E. U. B
Grace Reform
W. Ridgeville Methodist
Calvary Methodist
T. Knight
A. Summers
Frederick E.U
A. M
Ladies Ramblers
Happy Five
Shavers
Lady Birds
WeeFive Jets
BF Springers
Starlighters
Strugglers
Dazout
Catchie Fice
Betty Cutsall
Wee-Five
Cramer
A.R. Keycar the
Friendly Acres
Farmelles
R-R. Nicklas
Hankey
L. Blank Painter
Houff
T. Hane
B. Jackson
Bower's Lumber Co
F.S.K
Wagner's
Mercer's Rexall
Dorsey's Meats
Western Md. Trust Co
Boyer's Inn
Bolivar
P. Jewall
J. Taylor
Nitr Commercial
Kelly's
Cramer's American
May Bros. Const. Co
Catsail’s
Whitey’s Tavern
Meadow Brook
Timitler Rambier
Scntitz Beer
Bryant Milling
Winpigler Rooting
Frend'y
Austin Cramer
Wign
Jean Frits
Friendship Diamonds
Hearts
Seades
Charles Mercer
Irene Hanshew
Irene Manshew
Morkocacy
Jeferson Trading Post
Farmers Mechanics Nat'! Bank
Shreve Const
Dick’s Garage
Fredench Gas
Wahl Auto
Rippeon
Storm Windows
Shafter Esso
Kine
Harples
Russ Boore
Jim Martin
AM Cowell
Brown Haymaker & Johnson
Nat's ‘Bob
Shreve Grocery
Smith Pies
Fairway Paints
Menzier Mites
Model Garage
Arthur Shank
National ‘Bow
Pomona Grange Glade Valley
Thurmont
Lewistown
Midway
Linganore
Jefferson
Tuscarora
Tuscarora. 91Glade Valley No. 3, 3; Ballener, 3. High Individual Games. E Cline
Crum
R. Burali
C. Crum
Frederick Iron & Steel Machine Shop
Harry Hamilton
Dick Getzandanner
Mulders
Wonscacy Village
Delaware
M. Kennedy
D. Feaga
B. Elcholtz
G. Catsail
B. Shout
Hite Commercial Crest
J. D. Walright
Duke's Diner
Kelly's Poultry
Thomas & Fry
Team WN
Frederick Electronics
C&p Belles
Catoctin Gull Center
L. Warrenfeltz
Bob Baker
J.D. Wetnight
Duke‘s
Industrial City Auto Parts
Kaempt & Harris
Klag’s
Pepsi Cole
Led Keller
H. G. Tyerger
MM. J. Grove
Smitty's Restaurant
Gastley‘s
Mel Schwearing
Billin
Mel Sch Mg
M. J Grove
Keomp
Harris
Niewaepapeer
Arehive
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