Lanes Perry Johnson Tops Terrace Lanes Bowler of the Year
Lanes Perry Johnson won the Terrace Lanes Bowler of the Year for 1960s, with the highest composite average of 191.271 from 434 games across four leagues plus two as a substitute. It’s his third crown, following 1965 66 and 1967 68 wins, while Bill Walter finished runner up with 191.131 from 273 games.
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Perry Johnson
Terrace
Frederick-Washington County
Johnson
John Smith
Buck Jones
Dick Voda
Bill Walter
Bi Walter
Gerry Beacht
Ralph Kanade
Ed Thomas
Raymond Cook
Larry Stup
Gary Payne
John Long
Gordon Smth
Ronald Summers
John Polina
Ike Eisenhower
Bernard Simmons
Dwight Smith
Fred Dayton
Roy Goodhart
Dennis Shafer
Graydon Schlisner
Bob House Wu
Richard Thompson
Robert Gilbert
William Knox
Richard Keyser
Glenn Bard
Frank Wilson
Isd
Robert Minter
Howard Colbert
Dal
Ronald Needy
George Hicks
Curtis Shoff
Calvin Geisbert
Richard Colston
Richard Miller
Russell Delauter
Lal Bill Hammond
Terrace Lanes
Phil Hammond
Bill Hammond
Rand Weinberg
Keith Davis
Andy Radcliffe
Steve Weedy
Ron Davis
Scott Burgess
Bowling Standouts Highlight Youth League and Pro Bowlers
Steve Baker Bill Lockard Gary Davis and Donnie Hammond sit three behind leaders as Hammond shatters season norms with 620 and 611 sets and a 258 game. Youth division sees Davis Parker and others post top marks while Burton sets a new high average record at 214.9 for 32 events.
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Steve Baker
Bill Lockard
Gary Davis
Donnie Hammond
Bill Hammond
Kenyon Parker
Hammond
Phil Hammond
Keith Davis
Rand Weinberg
Pat May
Larry Culle
Jeff Johnson
Jeff Hur
Burton
Nelson Burton Jr
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
George Young
Billy Hardwick
New Army screening program to end nonprogressive careers
The Department of the Army announces the Qualitative Management Program to terminate nonprogressive personnel by set separation points across enlisted grades, with boards evaluating records for those E-7 to E-9 locally and E-6 and below by local commanders. The plan, part of Army Regulation 600-200, targets a modern volunteer force by 1971.
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Department of the Army
MOS
Maryland National Opens College Park Office
Maryland National Bank announces its 108th Maryland office opening December 28 in College Park near the University of Maryland. The full service office sits on the first floor of a new computer center at 8400 Baltimore Boulevard and will house computer operations serving the D C metropolitan area plus southern and western Maryland. Willam C. Pope is moving to branch manager of the new facility after completing the administrative training program begun in 1969.
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Henry 8. Baker
Maryland National Bank
Maryland
College Park
University of Maryland
Baltimore Boulevard
D.C
Willam C. Pope
Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Maryland
Village Lanes bowlers post big scores across leagues
Bud Bruchey opened strong and finished 199 for Francis Scott Key Post 11 in the Wednesday 575 League with a 453 set. Carroll Crum matched a 199 in the Monocacy A League, while other bowlers like Rexall, Bond Service, and Co. & J. Grocery produced notable 400s and 429 totals across multiple leagues.
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Bruchey
Francis Scott Key
Bud Bruchey
Bud
Carroll Crum
Bnd
Donnie Stevens
Mercer
Rexall
Skip Wenzel
Bill Koontz
Reeder
Bond Service
Bill
Surge Harvey Young
Co. & J. Grocery
Don Stevens
Mercer's
Matra
Mike Crist
Devilbiss
Kaempf & Harris
George Devilbiss
George
Claude Hamburg
Clyde Droneburg
Droneburg
Clyde
Rick Buza
Harvey Young
Kehne
City Auto Parts
Bittle Electric
Maryland National Bank and Smitty
Knight & Lochner
Valley Church
Shephard
Monocacy Park
Taveran
Paul Droneburg
Paul
Kenny May
Ralph Herbst
Hillside Motors
Ralph
Gladhill
Tractor Mart
Dave Wiles
Dave
Pete Ausherman
Clay's
Bill Fouche
Ignasiak
Monocacy Village
Joe Ignasiak
Bowling Indians
Joe
Leo Wickless
Delaware Chiefs
Monocacy Dogs
Gene Clark
Pine Knots
Rey Wharam
Seminoles
YBA
Ray Ramsburg
Mark Hahn
Leslie Haugh
Sharon Snoots
Cricket Dorsey
Bruce Everly
Wanda Lydard
Brenda May
Gary Tyeryar
James Fogle
Diane Winpigler
Bobby Main
Herman Brown
Brown's Liquor and
Herman
Don Boyer
Warren's Men Shop
Don
Mike Rhoderick
Millie
Mike
Charlie Ramsburg
H J. Zimmerman
Charlie
Dick Cramer
Glade Valley
Dick Rolls
Harolds
Jitter Nicklas
R R. Nicklas
Jitter
la Lenhart
Tucker's Sales & Service
Bernie
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Bowler
Jim Stefanich
Dave Soutar
Hardwick
Stefanich
Hawaii
S. Soutar
Denver
Toledo
el Paso
Ft. Worth
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Cal
St. Paul
Enterprise
Kan
Colorado
Enterprisé
Irene Eckman
John Fielder
Fielder
Haswell
Colo
Salina
Herbert
Village Lanes
Vicki O'Bryan
Brenda Hamilton
Arlans Discount Department Stores
Sey
Children’s & Women’s
Children’s Storm Boots
Italy
B.F. Goodrich
Men’s & Boys
Maine
Frederick
S. Jefferson Street
Ara Ae Poet Eene Test
WAC Charge
Bank Americaro
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