Terrace Lanes bowling action highlights 659 series by Hall
Bill Hall rolled a 659 with youth bowler Ben Selzer's 609 set in Merchant's League at Terrace Lanes. Sub Ball, for Duke's Shell Service, posted 242 214 203. Selzer, 17, added his second 600 this season in the Saturday Morning Youth League, boosting his average to 172. Other top marks included Cramer 227, Smith 245, Keller 245, Rapp 231, and Eyler 350 in the ladies division. The Frederick-Washington County Tenpin Association honored former presidents at a winter meeting and announced 1973 MS Tenpin tournament plans and a February 15-16 officers tournament. Stefanich and McGregor named Sporting News PBA Bowler and Rookie of the Year for 1968.
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Bill Hall
Ben Selzer
Terrace Lanes
Ball
Duke’s Shell Service Station
Nes
Selzer
YBA Hegler
Brelles
YBA
Gene Cramer
Dwight Smith
Pete Keller
Chuck Rapp
Gordon Smith
Bernie Simmons
Roger Grossnichle
G. C. Quill
Bill Molesworth
Howie Colbert
Dick Colston
Blanche Eyler
Distaffers
Mrs. Eyler
Shirley Mann
Bernice Brown
Ethel Ernest
Doris Keller
Betty Magaha
Lauretta Smith
Kathy Thrasher
Barbara Cramer
Odetta Brown
Delores Green
Jo Ann LaCoste
Mary Kelley
Shirley McThenla
Barbara Keeney
Shirley Smith
Maggie O’brien
Rachel Standen
Frederick-Washington County
American Bowling Congress
Robert Lynch
New Jersey
Association
Bruce Shue
John Warfield
Ralph Kanade
Shue
Hagerstown
Warfield
Frederick
Maryland State Association
Kanode
Colston
Turner
ABC
League
Stefanich
McGregor
Sdim Stefanich
Bob McGregor
Sporting News Pba
Professional Bowlers Association
PBA
St. Louis
Paul Zevgelis
Hopewell
Virginia
Sporting News
Walkersville Duckpin News highlights Friday league results
Friday B League ended first half with Myers Radio & TV in first place. Second-half races begin as Schaefer's Beer leads four challengers Renn's Restaurant Long's Construction Cline & Duvall Barrick Lime. Jim Martin's Blue Ridge Oli Co. posted high game 146 and high set 399. Cline & Duvall 609 team high. Renn's 1700 pinfall.
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Myers Radio & TV
Schaefer’s Beer
Renn's
Long's Construction Co
Cline & Duvall
Barrick Lime
Jim Martin
Blue Ridge Oli Co
Renn
Pop
Claude Crum
Bob Rough
Marty Lapera
Tom Fisher
Jimmy Crum
Thurmont Super Thrift
Donald B. Rice
Thre Coa
Frank
Gilbert
Borors
bin Spahr
Donald Paugh
Ridge Runners
Southern States
Woodsborors
Stall-Dougherty
HALE
Glade Valley Ladies League
Stull-Dougherty
Woodsboro Bank
Woodsboro Beauty Shop
Bank
Farmers & Mechanics
Frances Shoemaker
Donna Buckey
Irving's
Tire Service
Midway Kean
Nay Burtner
John Dinterman
Lee Shaferer
Mosocacy Valley
Lee Shaffer
Pabet Blue Ribbon
Oland Mettster
Koffee
le Mettzter
Hiph Pame
Rashe Miller
Fitzgerald's Shamrock Tops Thursday Foursome First Half
Fitzgerald's Shamrock led the Thursday Foursome League first half with 42 points as the Sunrisers and 3-Ms also posted strong showings. Mitchell's Transport posted a 154-385 high game, Valley Upholstery had 463 high team game, and Glade Chargers achieved 1347 high pinfall as the season heads into the second half. The Sunrisers finished atop the Sunrisers League with the 3-Ms in second and Marie Fisher posting 108-291 for the week, while the Ladies Daytime League sees the Ladybugs leading and Tigers second. Sylvia Barkier rolled 192-323 high.
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Dottie Staley
C. Oland Meitzler
Fitzgerald
Shamrock
Glade Chargers
Walkersville
Frank Dayhoff
Mitchell
Valley
Sunrisers
Steelers
Marie Fisher
Sams
Ladybugs
Tigers
Four Roses
Sylvia Barkier
Thompson Promoted Captain At Fort Ritchie
Thompson promoted to captain on January 10 at Fort Ritchie. He commands Headquarters and Service Company of the U S Army Joint Support Command. The 24 year old officer came from Vietnam where he served with the 1st Cavalry Division and earned the Silver Star Bronze Star with V Device Air Medal and Purple Heart with Oak Leaf Cluster. He is married to Constance Myers of Rocky Ridge.
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Michael A. Thompson
Thaddeus R. Thompson
Rocky Ridge
Fort Ritchie
Headquarters and Service Company
U. S. Army Joint Support Command
Vietnam
1St Cavalry Division
Thompson
Constance Myers F
DIY Paint and Wood Finishing Tips from Andy Lang
Answers cover quick drying paints and safe use on stairs with staged painting. Advice includes not using painted steps immediately, marking unpainted steps, and delaying full painting. Additional guidance addresses grain raising with water-based stains and offers nongrain-raising options. Also suggests insulated milk box construction with plywood and insulating material after checking with the milk company.
Yellowstone records 1968 visitors exceed two million
Yellowstone National Park drew a record 2,229,657 visitors in 1968, an increase of 19,634 over 1967, according to Superintendent J. K. Anderson. For the fourth straight year the park surpassed two million visitors.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
J. K. Anderson
Romans Lose Heads in Bid to Preserve Antiquities
Rome authorities report 15 ancient marble statues in city parks decapitated since 1962. Villa Borghese and other sites show heads of satyrs Hermes figures and warriors removed, likely for clandestine markets. Beheadings leave statues headless but standing, sparking fears of a headless Rome.
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Rome
Italy
Villa Borghese
Samothrace
I Messapeero
Marble
Botswana Red Cross Sends Gift To Geneva Aid Effort
The Botswana Red Cross forwarded a government gift of 1500 dollars to the International Red Cross in Geneva to aid the civilian war relief efforts in Nigeria.
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Botswana
Gaberones
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Geneva
Niperla
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