Village Lanes Duckpin News Hardware Men Lead Major League
The Village Hardware Men top the Merchant's Major league for fifteen weeks with a seven point lead over Wade's Office Machine five. Ideal Farms Dairy sits third, 11 points back, as the only other team to briefly hold first. Herman Brown adds a 164 412 set, with strong scores from Ronnie Fox and Jack Crampton fueling the run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Ideal Farms Dairy
Herman Brown
Ronnie Fox
Jack Crampton
Merchant's
Wade's
Deal Farms
Oland Meitzler Crown
Chi - Mar
W. S. Hood Super Discount
Embassy Dairy Products
Watkins- Burdette Motors
Village Hardware
Clean sweep highlighted by 400 makers and high set records
The report notes a team high 625 season average and a string of 400 games led by Stan Lare Wade's Office Machines and Walt Cramer. Ronnie Fox climbs from 107 to 124 average with 136 138 3135 for 409. Legion Aires Rexall hold 1st half lead. M J Grove Mixers top team high set 1759. Pepsi Cola overtakes City Auto Parts. league leaders include D Lee Keller Kaemph Harris and Velma OBryan Sarah Babington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Fox
Stan Lare
Wade
Walt
Cramer
Ideal Farms
M. J. Grove
Bill Hahn
Gary Snoots
Pepsi Cola
Velma O'Bryan
Sarah
Babington
City Auto Parts
D. Lee Keller
Kaemph & Harris
Pepsi
Baker and Pendergaff Lead Scoring Battle for Top Honors
The race for the league's top scorer centers on Bob Baker and Bob Pendergaff. Baker posted 126 141 14 to pace J. D. Wetnight Electrical Contractors to win both team high set and game scores 1533 and 526, securing a two point lead over Catoctin Gulf. Pendergaff's 144 paced his top game and he leads with 412 in set totals and a league high 120 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Baker
Bob Pendergaff
Baker
J. D. Wetnight Electrical Contractors
Catoctin Gulf
Pendergaff
Wetnie Electrical
Catoctin Gulf Center
Crest
Duke's Diner
Porter's Grill
Kellys Poultry
Thomas & Fry
C. & P. Belles
Frederick Electronics
Bob Pendergatt
Wetnight Electrical
Babington Leads New Zealand Cramer Cup Bowling
Sarah Babington fired a 155 407 pair opening the door for the Weld wooders to win high team game 600 and set 1730 in the Wednesday Evening Ladies league. She carries a 113 average for high second in the league. Nickles leads with 115 and Hane is third at 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Babington
N. Z Cramer
Weldwooders
Sarah
Fox and Fox lead Valley bowling weekly as teens shine
Ronnie Fox posted a 411 and Wayne Fox a 166 game to share top 368 sets with C Oland Meitzler Gail Guyton and Paul Crone in the Wednesday Civic League. Joe May Jr led Grocery Men to a 590 set and 1679 pins as Embassy Dairy hung a four point lead. Betty Catsail helped Oilmen tie with Cob Jentz Main. Hallie Buckman posted a 366 set and 168 game in Grade A and Monday Mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
Ronnie Fox
Wayne Fox
Ronnie
Wayne
C. Oland Meitzler
Gail Guyton
Paul Croneburg
Joe May Jr
Embassy Dairy
Carroll Crum
Frederick
Civic Embassy
May's
Windsor
Rover's
Wallsvile
Wolfsville
Clines Furniture
Wicke’s Lumber Co
Bryan Rice Gulf
Ford Construction Co
May’s
All-Star Bowling Entries Roll In For Event Start
Entries pour in for the All-Star Tournament set to begin next Saturday January 9. Twenty five entries have been received from Mt Airy Lanes. The committee expects one of the area’s biggest events with a strong prize list and recalls the last year’s dramatic finish between Herman Brown and Hog Shankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy Lanes
Herman Brown
Hog Shankle
Woking
Wednesday Scoreboard Reels Off Local Bowling Totals
Wednesday league results list numerous clubs and venues with high games and sets. Notable top performers include May's Grocery, Paul Croneburg, Gail Guyton, and Betty Catsail, with multiple high scores across divisions.
Health Center Duckpin Lanes and Urbana Circuit Bowling Notes
Walter's Livestock leads Monday Late with Jerry Walters posting 155 high and 357 set. Five teams over 1700 sets. Red Men top at 1754. Araby I leads Urbana Circuit as Jiggs Webb tops with 405 set and 155 high. Ladies led by Jean nette Lenhart 126 game and 340 set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby I
Urbana
Jiggs
Webb
Howard Beard
Bobby Easterday
Arnold Dove
Paul Beard
Jeannette Lenhart
Bonnie Linton
Walters
Morgan
Wage
Wright Construction
Bill
J Wal
Walter
Urbana Circuit
Urbana I
Urbana Il
Flinthell Il
Tjamsville
Flamsvilles
Flinthill I
Jeanette Lenhart
Jiggs Webb
Flinthill
Bowling Scores From Several Leagues and Cities
Fort Detrick women and Monday league results list multiple teams with scores and high games. Notable players include J Wal with 155 and 357 series, Lois Smith with 132 and 369, and Jeanette Lenhart with 126 and 40. League leaders include Red Men 1/54 high team set and Yellow Springs with 544 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Liberty
Carroll Manor
New Market
Frederick II
Middletown
Frederick 1
Walkersville
Lois Smith
Duke of Windsor Moves Toward Full Recovery
The Duke of Windsor, 21 days after major surgery to repair a ballooning artery, is able to travel. Dr. Michael DeBakey says the former British monarch shows rapid progress. He flies with the duchess on a Delta jet to New York, with Dr. Arthur Antonucci and companions, after leaving Methodist Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Michael DeBakey
Delta Airlines
New York
Arthur Antonucci
Methodist Hospital
New Year's Eve
Warwick Hotel
Local bowling scores and high games from Wednesday night leagues
The report lists individual high games and sets for multiple leagues and venues including Grove, Cramer, Meitzier, and Warren's Meats. Notable figures include N Z Crammer with 400 and 1730 series, Hallie Buckman with high game and set, and teams such as Coblentz Main and War ren's Shop.
Walkersville Bowling News Highlights Local League Action
Pete Flair rolled a four strike 168 game winning a free dinner at Cozy restaurant Thurmont while James Carroll Smith won New Year’s Day 13th Annual Pop Drum Handicap at Walkersville Bowl Center. Prizes totaled 146 entries with $120 to Smith and $60 to Schildt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Flair
Dan Dee
Thurmont
Walkersville Bowling Center
James Carroll Smith
Ladiesburg
Howard Schildt
C. W. Strobel
Frederick
Charles Guess
Mt. Jackson
Marvin Knott
Hyattsville
Inez Pry
Glade Valley Dairy Cow Milk Output Highlighted in News Item
High yielding five year old steer owned by Allen Brothers of Jefferson reported to have produced 14 320 pounds of milk and 539 pounds of butterfat in 353 days. The record appears within a community sport and business notes page featuring bowling and local enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Toctin
Prince M. Lucky
Allen Brothers, Jefferson
Tied atop standings with 42 points each in bowling
Jill Gilbert leads individual honors with 133 high game and 378 high set as the team sits tied for first with 42 points each. Scott Derra rolls 130, Keven Weddle 119, Donnie Schildt 117, and Betty Angelberger 115 in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyler
Laura Mills
Betty C. Eyler
Fox Pools
Wilhide
Doris Lare
Robert Albaugh
Wm. Duble
Eldis
Jill Gilbert
Scott Derra
Keven Weddle
Donnie Schildt
Betty Angelberger
Strikes And Spares Update From Last Saturday
Bowling results listed by day show scores for Monday through Thursday activities. Notable names include Herman Brown Jr. 189 Larry Shepley 162 and Don Crabbs 41 in Monday events Glenn Dayhoff 147 Glenn Lare 49 on Tuesday and Gloriae Green 81 Clara Myers 33 Betty Fox Eyler 11 Helen Nusbaum 37 on Ladies Daytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Brown Jr
Paul Kolb Jr
Larry Shepley
Donald Crabbs
Glenn Dayhoff
Glenn Lare
Gloriae Green
Clara Myers
Glade Valley
Betty Fox Eyler
Helen Nusbaum
Curtis Staley
Marty Naugle
Monocacy Valley
Carroll Crum
Carlos Myers
Harold Moser
Wimpy Whitmore
Arcade Duckpin Winners Dome Christmas Tournament
The ten strike event at Arcade Lanes crowned Harvey Young with 640 and Adrian Shriner 631 as top scorers. Others topping the list included Phil Whisner 626, Russell Baker 618, Tom Ramsburg 615, John Wiles 612, and several players in the 600s. Intra-Church League results show Shirley Zimmerman and Page Ifert 727 leading the high set, with Delores Wiles and Kenny Zimmerman 681 second and Arilla Lutz with Robert Clem 673 third. High individual game for ladies was Pat James 145. men Jack Remsburg 147. Early Monday League Wash Clean clinched first place in the half. Tom Ramsburg posted a 455 set for WOC, and Waldo Ricketts added a 421 set. High game was Jim Baugher with 167. Immerzman’s Grocery led the 490 Club half, with L, H and M second and G and L Bakery third. Ike Nicodemus and Harvey Morgan posted high games of 137. Other notable performances include Ike 137-353 and Harvey Morgan 137-369, John Linton 228-343, Donald Hiltner 131-349, Sherman Clem 125-382, Bruce Baer 131-352. Nanie Mantz and Bill Bender, defending champs, were defeated by Sandy Stitely and Bernie Warfield. Jackpot remained unclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Young
Adrian Shriner
Phil Whisner
Russell Baker
Tom Ramsburg
John Wiles
Wm. Cole
Jack Miller
Bernie Lenhart
Wilbur Smith
Donnie Stevens
Walt Cramer Jr
Wayne Stevens
Bill Wachter
Jr. Fogle
Shirley Zimmerman
Page Ifert
Delores Wiles
Kenny Zimmerman
Arilla Lutz
Robert Clem
Pat James
Jack Remsburg
Workings Barber Shop
WOC
Tom
N.D. P.B.C
Waldo Ricketts
Jim Baugher
Immermans Grocery
H and M
G and
L Bakery
Ike Nicodemus
Harvey Morgan
Ike
John Linton
Donald Hiltner
Sherman Clem
Bruce Baer
Nanie Mantz
Bill Bender
Sandy Stitely
Bernie Warfield
Pro Bowlers Tour Returns To TV This Saturday
The Pro Bowlers Tour resumes on ABC TV with finals of 13 weekly Winter Tour events. First telecast June 9 features the Northern California Open, prize firsts of 5100 per show and 125,000 Firestone Tournament of Champions, plus a 300 game $10,000 bonus offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tenpin
Abc-Tv
Sacramento
PBA
Joe Joseph
Indianapolis
Thrasher Fires 276 In High Scoring Terrace Lanes Night
Thrasher rolled a 276 in the Scott Key League sparking talk of more 250s this season as 25 such games shown since September. He began with a spare and struck nine straight, finishing with a 591 series and earning an ABC Century Patch. Teammate Dick Stevens 254 and Bob House 254 also highlighted the action alongside Perry Johnson’s two 600s and other 600s by Warrenfeltz Eisenhower Jones Rhoderick Ike, with several high sets across the league last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Rice
Barbara Cramer
Jo Ann Koogle
Miriam Oland
Terrace
Mrs. Oland
Frederick Motor
Miss Cramer
Mclart Jewelers
A&p
Thrasher
Sonny Thrasher
Dick Stevens
Bob House
Stevens
House
Ed Storks
Lawson
American Rowing Congress
Perry Johnson
Gene Warrenfeltz
Ike Eisenhower
Buck Jones
Norman Rhoderick
All Star Bowling Tournament Sets Field for 24th All-Star
The BPAA National All-Star Bowling Tournament gathers 432 men and 216 women from 47 states and British Columbia for 12 day event at Philadelphia Convention Hall January 12 to 24. Defending champs La Verne Carter and Bob Strampe lead a field of stars with 70 men and 40 women auto qualified.
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States
British Columbia
BPAA
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Georgia
Maine
Vermont
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America
LaVerne Carter
St. Louis
Bob Strampe
Detroit
League Officers Tournament Planned by Tenpin Association
The Frederick Washington County Tenpin Association will hold its first league officers tournament January 30-31 at Turner's Dual Lanes Hagerstown. Three daily shifts at 2 pm 7 pm and 9 pm feature a 75 percent of 200 handicap based on top averages. Twenty cash prizes totaling 1800 include 50 25 and 20 for top places with entry due January 29. Tournament secretary is W F Hopkins of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-Washington County
W. F. Hopkins
Hagerstown
TV Bowl Tourney Powers Through Weekend Qualifiers
More than 250 Frederick bowlers registered for the Nationwide Insurance TV Bowl quarterfinals at Terrace Lanes in the men handicap division with semifinals set for January 15 to 18. Nearly 300 women competed last weekend. Dottie Blumenauer led with 613 total including handicap. 102 men and 43 women advanced to semifinals. finals slated January 22 to 24 with $1,000 weekly TV prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Lanes
Richard Jones
Dottie Blumenauer
Catherine Thrasher
Jo Ann Koogle
Terrace
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Village Lanes
Duckpin News
Troxell — Wagner
Max Troxell
Powler
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Legion
Aires
Merecer
Rexall
Irvin Wagner
Hahn — Snoots Lead Industrials
Baker — Pendergaff Top
Fox
W. Fox
Best
Valley
Oilmen
Cob- Jentz & Main
Springers
Dot Keyser
Ernie Watkins
Dick Smith
Watkins
Smith
Hallie Buckman
Sunny Shores
Happy Five
Ramblers
Wee Five
Starlighters
Lady Birds
Betty Catsail
Mercer's Rexall
Western Md. Trust Company
King's
Dorsey's Meats
Bolwar Wildcats
Bower’s Inn
Wagner's
Bower's Lumber Company
Irving Wagner
Élé
King’s Floer Service
Laom Valley
Potomac Exison
Suburban of
Louis Junk ‘Yard
Frederick Automotive
Sears
Civitan
the Atoms
Gleem Paints
Superior Concerto
Posemont Gulf Service
Gemma
Richard Smuth
Rene Watkins
Suburban Oil
Frederick Iron & Steel Machine Shop
Elwood Hummer
Tumscat Industrial
D. Lew Seller
Cy Aulo Parts
M. . Grove
Jerry Walters
Wages
Terry Jackman
Old Export
Red Men
Health Center
Ronnie Cramer
Tom Harding
Weddie Weddle
Kenny May
Pierce Miller
Sparkey Cole
Arthur Rickell
Fort Detrick
Shell Oil
Avery Clark
Morgan's
Harold’s
R. Crame
Heaith Center
Sagner Inc
Englishtown
Alley Rats
Peso Pluma
Travelers
Northcoal
Northcord
Northweave
Blazers
Madeline Swope
Mickey Dixon
China
Tokyo
Indonesia
Garuda Airlines
Cambodia
Peking
New China News Agency
Grove
WED Nite Labs
Nicklas
Farmellas
N. Oz. Cramer
L. Blank
A. R Keyser
Hankey’s
Friendly Acres
Bab Ington
N. Z. Crammer
Phar
Johnny’s Market
Helen's Beauty Nook
Coca Cola
Sheroken Mouse
Blue & Grey Restaurant
Thurmont Shoe
Mr. Airy Lane
Stoffersanstrint
Johnny's Armusements
Tal
Hanle Buckman
Shores
Sheroken
Ana Ona
Walkersville Bowling News
N.D.P.B.C
Walkersville Lanes
Pete
Rolls
Dun Dee Country Inn
Stup
Carling
Charles Baker Jr
Superior
Charlie Cramer
Sonny Cromwell
Peg Cannon
Brnce Gilbert
Ebert
George Harris
Canada Dry
Keymar Service Center
Cornell Sinclair
Cornell
Melvin Beachley
White Cottage Inn
Bunce
Bobby Gilbert
Mapies
Jill
American Junior Bowling Congress
Tulips
Doris Mercer
Ladybugs
Sharon Grimes
The
Violets
Ruth Lare
Louise Lare
Dot Rough
Jackie Short
Glade Valley Ladies League
Mip Mackley
C. A. Welty Painters
Lois Wisner
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Ceresville
Fntary
Walkersville Motors
Charlotte Rupert
Francis Fox
Mary Jane Harris
Genevieve Smith
Smith’s: Bakery
LeGore Lime
Barrick Lime
Kline's
Barrick
Jim Toms
Smith’s
Jim Smith
Jeff
Donnie
Syd Pendleton
Frederick County
Dan Dee Country Inn
Stan's Garage
Superor
Browne's Garage
Ideal Dairy
Carting
Keymar
Ebert’s
Cornell Einc’art
Paast Blue Ribbon
Jd. Midway
Rippeon
Cappello
Mit
H. C Summers & Co
Rick’s Garage
Marty Havgle
Evler
Wm Duble
Biers
Electrolux
Kaufman
Gro & TV
Buckeyes
Woodsbury
Wastler
Bayhoff
Eyler’s
Sweetpeas
Lilles
W. Petunias
Gloriae Grean
Glade Valley Ladies Ebert’s
Ceresville Motors
Wedhwesday Nite
Smith's Bakery
LeGore
Barricks
Kline’s
Dayhoff Hene Improvement
Kinseya
Poole & Son Bidrs
von Elff Bottled
Walkersville Mfg
Sea
Kinesey’s
Arcade Duckpin News
Abrechts Esso
Cottey & Jeffery
Oakes Shell
Mathews
Idea Farms
Cozy Cornar
Blue Diamonds
Hillside Motors
Brandenburg Electric
Arcrechts
W-O-C
Zimmaermans Groc
L. H
G & L Savety
the Mart
Iue Diamonds
Hahns
Mt Pleasant
Paountaineers
Carbaugh van Service
Ike Nicademus
Russell J. Smith
Lillie M. Smith
Tinker Afb
Oklahe
Janet
Kenneth Lewis
Myersville
Kinsley
Kan
Katie’ Schinstock
Russell Smith
Tenpin News
Koogle
Dot Walsh
WIBS
Ethel Ernest
Doris Keller
Joann LaCoste
Blanche Eyler
Mildred Clem
American Pabst Glen Ribbon
Inssey’s Shoes
Prospect Barber Shop
Garman’s
Texaco
Black Horse Tavern
Merril’s
Lawson's
Ants Craft
Colonial Pipeline
Corning Fkg
Hubert Gordon
Harry Lundwably
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