Arcade Duckpin News Mixed and League Standings Report
In the Thursday Mixed, Kids Cafe leads with 55 points, North Star Restaurant 47, Fogles painters 46. Ess Ramsburg tops ladies high with 134-363, Curtis Ausherman high men 160, Paul Rice high set 379. Blue Diamonds lead 500 Club half with 48, Shankles 40. Kline and Sonny Smith high game 133, Kline high set 377. Liberty No. 1 leads Lions League with 50, Yellow Springs 45, Reeder 129 game, Donald Davis 31 set. Thursday Industrial Euler Veading and Greens Esso tied for first with 5, Arcade Lanes 4. Fo gle 143, Kemp 405. Wash-O-Clean leads first half with 48, Caffery & Jeffery 47. Baker 163 game, Iseral 398 set. Free diners Ess Ramsburg and Chet Baker Jr won. Intra Church: blind pig week win to H Keller, R Clem, B Miss. Alice Rice and R Clem defeated by Sharon Fogle and Bernie Warfield. no jackpot.
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Kids Cafe
North Star
C. Fogles Painters
Ess Ramsburg
Curtis Ausherman
Paul Rice
Blue Diamonds
Shankles
Donald Kline
Sonny Smith
Liberty No. 1
Yellow Springs
Charles Reeder
Donald Davis
Eulers Veading
Green
Esso
Ted
Tink Fogle
Ralph Kemp
Wash-O-Clean
Caffery & Jeffery
W-O-C
Chester Baker Jr
Rick Iseral
Chet Baker Jr
H Keller
Robert Clem
B. Miss
Alice Rice
Sharon Fogle
Bernie Warfield
Bernie
Local Bowling Scores and Leaders Listed
Monday mixed scores show top teams like Caffery & Jeffery and Blank's Roofers, with Chester Baker Jr posting the high game at 183 and Rick Isreal high set at 398. Thursday events feature Ess Ramsburg high games and sets, while Yellow Springs leads Lions Liberty in the Thursday industrial league with Donald Davis posting 358 in team events.
Frederick man cleared in check case dismissal
Charges against Alvin M. Bopst of East Second Street for passing a $10 bad check at the Tivol Theater were dismissed in Magistrate's Court due to a bank error misreading his account. Attorney Ralph L. Gastley argued the bank made the mistake, leading to the acquittal.
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Frederick
Alvin M. Boost
East Second Street
Tivol Theater
Atty
Ralph L. Gastley
Bopst
Horse Racing Results and Purses From Wednesday Meet
A detailed card lists multiple claiming races with four year olds and up and maidens. Winners include Black Must in first at 62 furlongs, Paper Queen in the second, Prevalent in the third, and Irish Look in the fourth. Final tallies show attendance 4,065 and handle 366,458.
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Denallyy
Sis
Your One
Kindun
Faconligh Gail
Gay Flower
Jabbell
Turtongs
Ristan
Cooke
Gambardella
Ray's Hull
Natalie B. Antony
Sruley Jo
Prevalent
Arston
Glory Beam
Adkins
Rivera
Miss x Chartock
Lauren
Riston
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Fearless King
Vasil
White House
Doctor JL
Wedding Shed
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Gamboardella
Krantz
Bao
Fitzgerald
Calador
Hock
Mr Gaybrook
Reno
Patrick's Moro
Shoppin Chief Times
Fiily
Dezibel A
Kratz
Flashing Brock
Reeder
Aunty Anne
Lulu Page
Wittle
Three Dees
Jane Villa
Destina Vee
Miles Parbar
Iceberger
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Sir Rhetto
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Tony Bim Bris
Special River
Miss Finger K
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Oh Surprise
Roy D Jr
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Lough Erin
Smitty
la Scala
Wolf
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Beauty Rousefil
Our
Thomas Tullidge
William F Lamb
Carl W Auwarter
Blouis E Torreyson
Francis Uncle
Blast
Red Arrow
Magic Mouse
Pictor’s Pride
Wilkes
Navy Cutter
Dom Ringaz
Brandy Baynis
Ors. Gedden
Pete's Don
Myall
Boyd Tavern
Almandine
Mann Jack
Helenheaven
Dee Thompson
Farr Carol
Cain’s Abel
Zab WU
Thunder Hill
Qur Bug
Toy Big Mack
Bally Latt
Band Boy
Psyche
Wise Feller
Brunswick Tops Emmitsburg 65 to 50 in N stiff quarter swing
Brunswick built a 29-29 halftime tie into a 65-50 win over Emmitsburg using second-stringers in the third. Russell Lancaster led Brunswick with 17 points, Paul Lake added 12, Gary Carter 11, while Emmitsburg’s Harry Hahn scored 17. In junior varsity action Brunswick beat Emmitsburg 42-27.
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Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Railroaders
Herb Daugherty
Russell Lancaster
Paul Lake
Gary Carter
Harry Hahn
Forrest Knipple
Fred Palmer
Ron Wireman
George Baker
Masser
Carter
Hahn
Heffer
Andrew
Edwards
Knipple
Lake
Creeger
Stancaster
Rodgers
Roby
Dawson
Ory
Cele
Hartman
West Virginia tracks end winter meet. season just begins
Charles Town Race Track closes its winter meet on Saturday signaling the start of a new West Virginia racing season. Shenandoah Downs joins Charles Town and other venues as the state confirms dates for upcoming meets amid continued activity in the regional horse racing circuit.
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Charles Town Race Track
West Virginia
Charles Town
Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah and Charles Town Openings Schedule for 1966 Season
Waterford Park in the western part of the state near Chester will host a 1a season start on March 18 for 67 nights through June 4. Shenandoah opens March 18, then Charles Town runs 48 nights to July 4. Action moves back to Shenandoah for 54 nights from Aug 1 to Oct 1, and Charles Town closes with a 66 night run from Oct 3 to Dec 17, 1966.
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Waterford Park
Chester
Shenandoah
Charles Town
Fullback Steve Bowman Signs with New York Giants
Alabama star fullback Steve Bowman signed with the New York Giants on Tuesday. The national champions back, known for his power running, joins the NFL after a standout college career.
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NEW York
Steve Bowman
New York Giants
National Football League
Frederick Daily News Briefs January 1966
Brief item from The News of Frederick Maryland dated January 1966 highlights local happenings and community notices in the midweek edition. Names, places, and events reflect typical small city reporting of the era.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Reid to Stay With Maryland Coaching Staff
COLLEGE PARK Md Lou Saban new Maryland head coach announced Tuesday that Bernie Reid would remain on the staff Reid has been on the Maryland defense line coach since 1959 He formerly coached at Fitzgerald and Albany Georgia high schools.
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Reid
College Park
Lou Saban
Maryland
Bernie Reid
Fitzgerald
Albany
Warriors Use Early Lead To Whip Bullets
San Francisco powered to a 122-111 win over Baltimore as Guy Rodgers Al Attles and Rick Barry led a balanced attack. Rodgers and Attles sparked a first quarter surge and the Warriors withstood a Bullets rally behind strong scoring from Barry Thurmond and Rodgers. Johnson led Baltimore with 32 points.
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NEW York
Hawking
Guy Rodgers
al ‘Attles
San Francisco
Warriors
Baltimore
National ‘Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Rodgers
Attles
Bullets
Gus Johnson
Johnson
Rick Barry
Nate Thurmond
Barry NL
Howell Meschery
Sarnes
Kerr Neurn
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