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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1961

Page

7

Terrace Lanes hosts record 200 games and star bowlers

A record number of 200 plus games lit up Terrace Lanes led by Gordon Johnson with a 258 in the Wednesday Night Mixed Couples League and Evelyn Wegmer with 201 in the Tuesday Women’s League. Dozens of bowlers reached 210 or higher as multiple leagues reported high scores and notable targeted prizes in Jackpot Bowling and league play across divisions.

Gordon Johnson Evelyn Wegmer Johnson Regmer Barbara Medinger Dor Robertson Ronnie Baker Mike Groelle Chuck Satterlee Harry Routzahn Joe Burke Bull Wentzel Bill Jefferies Joe Eyler Bob Thompson Bob Whipp George Smith del Lindsay Eddie Blumenauer John Harper Don Whipp Niles Abrecht Bob Groff George Baumgardner Kennedy Gene Grove Fred Young Lutz Bauther Brice Robertson John Smith Jim’ South Norm Beckley Bi Swink John Eterno Bob Stockman Bob Remus Jim Duke Dave Bell Virgil Currence Andy Rhoderick Neal Cochran Thomas Howard Smith Lloyd Heatherly Mary Fiock Dot Robertson Evelyn Weemer Terrace Lanes Scrubs Aces Monks Don Yelton Marsha Emmett Mike Mauro Ike Kk Kennedy Robert Hammond Porter Maas Opticians Hittner - Roerke Porters Maxeixim Wegmer Frederick Distaff Frederick Motor Company

Glade Valley Bowling League Tight in Multi League Standings

The Glade Valley leagues present a packed standings picture with tied leaders in Duckpin and B leagues. Notable marks include high games by Iaing Zimmerman and Kenneth Roth, and Johnny's Amusements posting the top team set and game, while local clubs vie for top spots across Industrial and Inter Church divisions.

CIVIC Rotary Club Ogists Knights of Columbus Roterians Meadows van Opti Mists Mike Groelie Paul Ernest Volpe Construction American Optical Volpe George Baumgardner John Smith Alpha Portland 2 E. B. Shipley Don Rice Tire Co Filby Amoco Eddie Blumenauer Bob Harper Jim Filby George Smith Harper Milt Hahn Walker Zimmerman Hahn Zimmerman Glade Valley National Bow Cowell Brick Contractors Walkersville Bowling Center C. Oland Meitzler Crown L A. Abl Co East End Texaco Iaing Zimmerman Cloverdale Kenneth Roth Johnny’s Amusements Johnny's Amusements Schlitz Ideal Farms Car Discount Potomac Edison Triangle Shell Ideal Farm H. Brown J. Whittington Bill Koontz Herman Brown Warren’s Men Margens Health Center Bover Ian Xing Shell Oil Red Men Bovers Lock Wright Morgan's Lurch Donald Morgan Boyer’s Inn Walkersville Rickman’s Grocery Rockwood Tavern Turd Ideal Dairy Rickman’s Gro Tommy Sue Tommy Logue Jr. Ballinger Dave Stauffer Monocacy Valley Ballantine Love Pats Hich Miss Clairal Jeanette Whitmore Mary Jane Harris Barbara Gilbert Greenwoods Atlantic Blair Beerli Gladhill Grocery State Roads Grayson Grayson Remsburg Shelton Pomona Grange Carroll Manor- Jefferson Tuscarora Middletown Jefferson Elaine Coblentz Henry Lakin Janet Kelley Richard Ind Arthur Crum Frederick Schlitz Beer Morgan’s Excelsior Dairy Darlings Kidd's Cafe Ideal Farms Dairy Bernie” O'Bryan Jack” Landis Schutz Beer Inter — Church Buckeystown Middletown Reformed Buckeystown Trail Ionty Mt. Zion Lee Ropp A. House Dave's Gulf Middletown Coop Independents C. Winpigler Rebels H. Wolfe Andy's Gulf Carroll Manor Yellow Springs Liberty Frank Fogle R. Clem Lioness New Market 1 M. Eburgee Seagle Glade Valley Beauty Shop Touch & Geo Star Mist Sarah Babington Glade Valier Mark Ramsburs Swap Jim Bowers Gloria Prosperity Cleaners Larry Grimes Bill Staley Jerry Soper Brownie Donnie Caldwell Don's Food Market Joe Derr Darlene Schildt Bobby Joe's Food Market

Cumberland race track sold for $1 million

Annapolis AP reports Cumberland race track sold for 1 million dollars to Maryland's three mile tracks. A bill would grant the racing commission authority to transfer racing days, with Del. W Dale Hess criticizing the move and vowing to fight it. Gov Tawes indicated changes in pending racing bill.

George Bowes Annapolis Cumberland Maryland Racing Commission Harford County del. W. Dale Hess D-Harford Hess Dale Jackson Taylor Chewning George Rasin Kent County Beall Walsh Bowie Rasin Del Marvin Mandel Daho Sth Mandel Senate George W. Della D-Balio Pimlico Laurel

Twins Holdout Signings Cloud Early Season Outlook

Figure-weary GMs face the midnight deadline as 35 players remain unsigned. The Minnesota Twins lead in holdouts with eight, including Jim Lemon and Harmon Killebrew, while pitchers Camilo Pascual and Jack Kralick also loom. Several other clubs report smaller unsigned rosters amid the wider league standstill.

Mike Ratcher Associated Press Minnesota Twins Jim Lemon Harmon Killebrew Jack Kralick Camilo Pascual Twins Washington Lemon Kralick Killebrew Pascual Senators Pete Whisenant Lennie Green Reno Bertoia Jose Valdivielso Billy Gardner Milwaukee Braves Lew Burdette Billy Martin Wes Covington Joe Adcock Felix Mantilla Joe Torre Merritt Ranen Chicago White Philadelphia Ted Lepcio San Francisco Juan Marichal Giants Cincinnati St. Ston Boston Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs

Walter Walter to quit House after term

Rep. Francis E. Walter of Pennsylvania, chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee, announces plans not to seek reelection citing health reasons. The 66 year old dean of the Pennsylvania delegation says a new climate may aid his recovery as reapportionment looms for Congress. College basketball scores listed follow.

Washington Francis E. Walter D-Pa House Un-American Activities Committee Walter Congress Oine Northampton Pennsylvania Iter Easton George Washinston University Gearzetown Law School

Non-White Population Growth in Baltimore Reported

Baltimore's nonwhite population rose 45 percent from 1959 to 1960 while whites fell 15 percent. The under 15 age group surged 33 percent, from 63 063 to 1 during the decade. White population aged 30 and over declined, with a small boost for those 45 and older. Census data, cited by Dr. Matthew L. Tropolian, reflects national age trends. The text also lists boxing results from multiple cities, including Tony Hughes and Eddie Perkins, with brief outcomes.

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