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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
16
The 24th BPAA All-Star Tournament at Philadelphia Convention Hall offers a $100000 prize fund. 648 bowlers 432 men and 216 women from 47 states compete for prizes. Past champs and runners up receive awards from $100 to $15000 with detailed payouts for each placement.
In the second week of the second half the Wednesday B League shows Barrick Lime and Smith's Bakery tied for first with 6 points each. Walkersville Mfg and Poole and Son tied for second with 5. Smith's Bakery led by Carroll Albaugh 148 and Doris Staley 130 334 posted high team game 619. Rodney Van Sant 395 led Walkersville Mfg. with 143 142. Monocacy Valley League top pace goes to C. Oland Meitzler 660 3790, Dutch Grinder 164 401, Kenny Nusbaum 100 330. The Thursday Four Some sees Shafer's Esso surge to first with one week left in first half. Mitchell Transport 1349 with Diehl 379. Friday Nite B League Eagles No 1067 claim first half with 44 points and 592 high team game.
Pete Brachey led with a 158 game and 372 set while Marty Nauglee posted 379 for high set. National Bob Charles Stone sifer had 363, Howard Green 149 game, E Hamerick 361 set for the Sportsman Club. Jeff's Team leads Saturday Youth League with 46 points, Donnie's Team second at 45. Debbie Gilbert won the Chevron Award with 130 high game and 340 set. Jeff Soper earned high set honors and a Chevron Award with 350 set. Other scores include Ricky Fogle 325 and Eric Buza 117
Spares and strikes headline league leaders across divisions from Monday A to Friday B. Notable scores include Bunce Gilbert 230 and Herman Brown Jr. 200, with several players like Gloria Green 87 and Marty Naugle 60 posting high marks in diverse brackets.
The page lists local bowling results with venues such as Dan Dee Country Inn Ebert's Ice Cream and White Cottage Inn. It records high games and sets for individuals like Howard Schild Melvin Beachley Carroll Alpaugh and Charlotte Rupert plus team totals and standings across Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri sessions.
The page surveys daily league results with high marks by Bos Vogel at 164 and high set by WW, Cra mer, plus top team mentions such as Cline's Furniture and Elwood Hummer. Included are multiple leagues and players like Bernie Fader 152 and high 366, Ken Rice 799, and details from Friday to Monday play across Village Lanes and related clubs.
A dense page row details Terrace Lanes and area bowling results across divisions. Notable high scores include Kenseth King 220 and Jack Malworth 412 in the automotive-industrial league, Richard Frye 225 in high games, and Miriam Oland leading Good Shepherd Lutheran with top sets. Various businesses and sponsors appear in the event listings.
Nuclear rocket prototype Kiwi shattered during a deliberate test at JACKASS FLATS Nevada with a 15 foot fireball and blast. Radiation monitors near Las Vegas showed minimal exposure while some radiation drift reached Lathrop Wells. officials stress safety limits remain far higher than the observed dose.
Sir Alex Douglas-Home, 61, former British prime minister, underwent a medical checkup today at a nursing home in Edinburgh. His wife called the visit routine and said there is nothing to be concerned about.
German Chancellor Erhard signals agreement with De Gaulle on a loose European political union. He says Europe is not ready for a union sacrificing national individuality and stresses value lies in diverse, preserved national identities. He will meet De Gaulle in Paris on January 19.
Fran Jeffries, fourth singer to wed Dick Haymes, obtained a Los Angeles divorce. She testified he was jealous of her career and insulted her in front of friends. She waived alimony and child support for their five year old daughter Stephanie. Haymes was said to be in London. The couple married in 1958.
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