Village Lanes Duckpin News Fire and high scores noted
Janis Marshall fired a 418 high game and 343 high set in women’s division. Littles Beauty Shop led the Thursday Mixed league with 1631 pinfall as Arcade Lanes and Long’s American tied for first with 4 points after the first half. Merridy Center posted 133 for high game and Eleanor Orndorff 343 for high set among women. Donald Baker led men with 145 high game and 383 high series.
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Janis Marshall
Janis
N.D.B.C
Robert Clem Little
Fran
Littles
Long
Little’s Beauty Shop
Kidds Cafe
Massers Motel
Merridy Center
Eleanor Orndorff
Donald Baker
Flooks Texaco Wins In Tie For First Half Honor
In the Friday Industrial league the first half ended tied among Flooks Texaco and American Paints after a close start. Flooks Texaco posted 1729 total pins to American Paints 1586. After week one of the second half J. B. Hane and Son Black & Decker and Flooks Texaco share 4 points each. Meadows Van & Storage N. E. Kefauver & Son and L. F. Win Piglers sit tied with three points. High game and set went to Tom Ramsburg 158-388. High team game and set were by J. B. Hane 611-1712.
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Flook
Texaco
American Paints
Buz Bargers
Bill Blanks
J. B. Hane and Son
Black & Decker
Flooks
Meadows van & Storage
N. E. Kefauver & Son
L. F. Win
Piglers
Tom Ramsburg
J. B. Hane
Winpigler's Lead Dips to Five In League Standings
In the Wed 500 club league at Frederick, C E Winpigler's lead shrank to five points as Tire Mart and Winpiglers trailed. Frederick Beauty Academy reached five points, while Merhle Fo yle posted high game and set with 54 points. Gene's Five and others are noted in the shortened recap.
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Tire Mart
C. E
Frederick Beauty Academy
Merhle Foyle
Gene
Fase
Aaa
Intra Zone Lions Lead Tie for First in Key and New Market
Intra Zone Lions and Francis Scott Key tied for first with 39 points each while Liberty No 1 sits with 38 and has a match to roll. Glade Valley and Yellow Springs at 36 points also awaiting results, keeping first place up for grabs. Middle town posted high team game and series 597 and 1748.
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Francis Scott Key
New Market No. 2
Liberty No. 1
Glade Valley
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Middletown Lutheran Maintains Narrow Lead in League Action
Middletown Lutheran tops Good Shepherd 43 to 40 as the race tightens with one week left. Page Ifert reaches the 400 club with a 404 set. In the Thursday Industrial league Fran's American leads first half with 46, Saum's Jewelers 39, Green's Esso 34, and Tucker's Sales 34. End of half marks: Tom Harding 127-427 high series, Wayne Stevens 172 high game. Saum's tops 632 team game and Fran's American 1781 team set.
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Middletown Lutheran
Good Shepherd
Middletown
Middletown Luther
Middletown Reform and Baptist
Ifert
American
Saum’s Jewelers
Green
Esso
Tucker
High
Tom Harding
Wayne
Stevens
Saum
Fran
Warfield Construction and Coffey & Jeffery Tie For Lead
In the Monday Mixed league Warfield's Construction and Coffey & Jeffery Cons tied with 40 points each and will roll this match off Saturday at 7 pm. In the second half Moose Club and Warfield's Cons lead with 4 points each while Arcade Regulars and Mathews Cons hold 3. Ramsburg posted high game 150 and high set 406, Wash-Olean led team with 620, Warfield's recorded high team set 1683.
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Warfield
Coffery & Jeffery Cons
Moose Club
Warfields Cons
Mathews Cons
Tom Ramsburg
Wash-Orlean
Cons
Bowl The Champ To Resume Sunday At Arcade Lanes
Bowl The Champ will resume Sunday night at 7 30 at Arcade Lanes after the holidays. Defending champs are Charlotte Roberts and Donald Simpson. Jackpot trophy prizes await entrants. BPA All Star tournament follows with five games weekly over three Sundays at Arcade Walkersville and Village Lanes in separate men and women divisions.
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Lotte Roberts
Donald Simpson
Arcade
Walkersville
Vil
Pro Bowlers Launch Big Year with Tucson Open Start
A field of 112 PBA bowlers opened the $40,000 Tucson PBA Open as the 1997 season kicks into the biggest year in the sport. The tour includes 12 more events, the ABC Masters in Miami Beach, the BPAA All-Star in St. Louis, and the $100,000 Firestone PBA Tournament of Champions in Akron in March. Total prize money nears $800,000 with added events through summer. ABC will televise finals from San Jose on January 14 and continue nationally from 3:30 to 5 p.m. for six straight years.
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Tucson
Miami Beach
St. Louis
Akron
San Jose
California
ABC
Youth Bowler Sets 645 At Terrace Lanes in Week’s Action
Gary Taylor led a strong Terrace Lanes week with a 645 series in the Saturday YBA league, scoring 206 234 205. Bernard Simmons rolled a 266 in the Commercial League for F and M Bank, aided by ten strikes in his 266. Other top scores included Virgil Miller 255, Perry Johnson 602, Gardner Quill 609, Bob Routzahn 611, and Carol Haller 638 in a busy program across Merchant’s and Commercial leagues.
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Gary Taylor
Bernard Simmons
Terrace Lanes
Simmons
F&m Bank
Gary Payne
Dave Weinberg
Virgil Miller
Payne
Shipley’s Inc
Hamilton
Bar-H
Miller
Weinberg
YBA
Kegler
Perry Johnson
Gardner Quill
Frederick Youth Bowlers Eye $21 000 Scholarship Pool
Frederick youth bowlers will compete for college scholarships totaling 21000 as part of the 1967 BPAA All American Youth Bowling Championships in Washington DC. Three divisions will award seven 1000 scholarships each, open to graduating seniors with league averages. Maryland will run state eliminations to select finalists.
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Sport of Bowling Council
Maryland
Frederick
Barbara Cochrane
Indiana
Washington
Protestant Named To Catholic Faculty At Fordham
Fordham University in New York named Protestant clergy man Robert L. Wilken to its permanent theological faculty. The 30 year old Lutheran Church historian will join in September at the Jesuit institution and teach within the theology department.
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New York
Fordham University
Robert L. Wilken
False Alarm Send Firemen to Elm Street School
Frederick City firemen responded to a fire call at Elm Street School last night but found the alarm was false. The incident prompted precautionary checks and a quick dismissal of any actual fire.
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Frederick City
Elm Street
Epilepsy Chapter Meeting Tonight at Winchester Hall
The Frederick County Chapter for Epilepsy will meet tonight at 7 30 p.m. in the Winchester Room, Winchester Hall. A film, question and answer period and business meeting will be included. All members are urged to attend and the public is invited.
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Frederick County
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
The 1927-28 NYC Theater Boom Counts 150 Productions
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that as late as the 1927 28 season New York City hosted about 150 theatrical productions. This figure highlights a thriving cultural scene with vibrant stage activity and numerous shows in a single year.
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New York City
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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