Health Center Duckpin League tops 200 club and more
Clyde Lenhart of the Urbana Circuit joins the 200 club with a 205 game marked by two opening strikes, a spare, five straight strikes, and earns a gold medal plus chevrons and prizes. Other leagues report top scores: Guy Weddle 164, Pat Murphy 170, and Marby Cramer 412 set. Re jects lead Price Electric. Sagner Inc. league shows Northwest leading. Lioness league features Middletown and Yellow Springs. World elevations note Asia and Charleston quake reference.
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Clyde Lenhart
Urbana
Clyde
National
Guy Weddle
Pat Murphy
Marby Cramer
Bunny Powell
Bull Koontz
Ralph Kemp
Ed Shelton
Lem Shafer
Jim Price
Sparkey Cole
Renice Brubaker
Gene Mathews
Sonny White
Arthur Rickell
Bull Tyervar
Carol Smith
Price Electric
Seymore Carbaugh
Sagner Inc
Northweave
Alley Rats
Englishtown
Travelers
Kaye Boyd
Elsie Abrecht
Edna P’ Hora
Madeline Swope
Mickey Dixon
Walkersville Bowling News New Year's Day winners and prize fund details
Top money winner Donald Stevens of Frederick took first with 787 for $100. Victor Lee Cox of Keymar was second with 749 and $50. David M. Dick of Smithsburg was third with 735 and $30. High scratch game not money with 159 earned $7. Total entries 132 and 43 paydowns. Prize fund $541. Canada Day update shows Canada Dry leading a tie break for the half season with 1809 pins.
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Walkersville
Donald Stevens
Frederick
Victor Lee Cox
Keymar
David M. Dick
Smuithsburg
Carlos C. Myers
Canada Dry
Dan Dee' Country Inn
Carling
Acme
Junior Bollinger
Kenny May
Glenn Babington
Walt Cramer
Chiz Myers
Ralph Kemp
Glenn Ness
George Harris
Donald Warner
Geo. W. Smith
Carroll Crum
Kenny Nusbaum
Canada Dry & Eberts Ice Cream
Brownie's
Garage & Carling
Bowling season heats up with league splits and high wins
Across two weeks of action, farmers coop leads with fifty points in the first half while Pabst Blue Ribbon and Koontz Transfer chase the pace. Bowler highs include Nathan Doody 383 series and Alice Blank 372, with Ridge Runners closing first half atop a 1819 to 1773 roll-off and Ronnie Eyler posting a 181 game for Cozy Restaurant. League notes cover multiple teams, chevrons, and upcoming BPAA All Star elimination tournament with $7,000 men’s prizes and $3,000 for ladies.
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Farmer’s Coop
Farmer's Coop
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Scond
Pabst
Koontz
Nathan Doody
Alice Blank
Laurence Smith
Bruce Hartbaugh
Raymond Crum
Wilson & Paugh
Ridge Runners
Mehring Trucking
Ken Wilson
Hamilton
Doris
Donal Paugh
Carroll Kiser
Electrolux
Janet Heckert
Wastler
N.D. Pr.c
Glenn
L Lare
Eugene Lare
Ronnie Eyler
Walkersville
C. Oland Meitzler
F.L. Culler & Sons
Larry Shepley
Meadows van & Storage
Wm. Walkers
Cullers
Cozy Restaurant
Chevron
National
Doris Lare
Cozy
Sonny Hilderbrand
Meadows
Gene Long
Myer
Hipsley & Albright
White Cottage Inn
Ken Amoss
Mt. Airy
Bob Albaugh
Smith’s Bakery
Mary Banks
Micro
Coca -Cola
Walkersville Lanes
Micky Dixon
Kenny May
Buck Cramer
Harold Moser
Delores Krug
Claude Bohn
Sarah Babington
Village Lane
Stolle Turns Pro in San Rafael Tennis Move
Australian Fred Stolle, fresh off world amateur titles, turned professional and joined Dennis Ralston as a rookie on the tour. Terms not disclosed by IPTA executive Wallace M Dill. Stolle, a Sydney native, will debut in Australia later this month teaming with Rod Laver or Ken Rosewall against Ralston and Pancho Gonzalez.
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San Rafael
Calif
Australan
Fred Stolle
America
Dennis Ralston
Wallace M. Dill
International Professional Tennis Association
Sydney
Stolle
Rod Laver
Ken Rosewall
Ralston
Pancho Gonzalez
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Norn
S. Market St
Liberal Credit
Routzahn
Budget Center Newsrarer Archive
Health Center Duckpin League
C. Lenhart
Asia
Mississippi
Charleston
D.C
Walkersville Bowling News
Alice Wilcom
Ebert
Blue Ridge Oil
Schaefers Beer
Mountaineers
Ricard Rice
Schaefers
Ed Wantz
Mounaineers
Jean Grant
the Tigers
D.P B.C
Rosie Bentz
the Lilacs
Helen Ogle
Jolly Four
Petunias
Roses
Routzahns Aq
East Patrick St
Routzahn’s
Furniture World
Furniture South
ROWE
Coloniel
Clayton Marcus
Resin
Bassett
Settlers Pine
Link-Taylor
Shop Routsahn’s
Ewith
Berkline
SES
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