Village Lanes Duckpins and Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Action
Friday night bowling at Village Lanes featured Mike Crit leading with a 397 total and multiple 390s as teams like Village Lanes and M.A. Oland posted strong scores. Individual standouts included Sam Lenhart with 394, Charlie Jake's 390, and Hetty Catkail’s high game and set in the Ladies league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chist
OLAND
Mike
M.A
Mipstu
Nuzé Kooy
Buzz
LGA
Vachy
A. M. Cowell Hive
Sam Lenhart
Sam
W. Mathews
Charlie Jake
Ink Koont
TOR Skyline Realty
HHS Koonte
Glade Valley
Healy Co
Jitter Nicklas
Shyllie
Jitter
Mise van Mle Crist
Tandem Five
Brown
Liar Store
Warren
Hetty Catkail
Betty
Mayle Tee
Bolivar Phye
Friendly Acres
Allee Blank
Cramer
Charlie Cramer
Mrs. Smith
Charlie
Lester Gesell
Baptist
Lester
Thelma Hartsock
Brookhill Methodist Church
Thelma
Morgan Chapel
Brookhill Methodist
P.C.M.C
CLAY
Sinclair
Pep's Ceramics
Cline
Pump & Tank
Laymin’s Grocery
Francis Ausherman
L. Shaffer & Son
Francis
Peg Castle
Peg’s Ceramics
Semler
Thrifty Trans
WITIT
Dave Semler
Dave
Thrifty
Dwayne Lippy
Dwayne
Bowling Congress
Holmes Dutrow
Kaempf & Harris
Phil Davis
Village Barber Shop
Phil
Mike Crist
Lois Baugher
Lois
John
Mike van Sant
Brartlock
Thelma Hartsoch
Marcel Salr
Keyser
Grace Tyergar
Grace
Embassy Dalry
Peggy Bells
E. C. Keys
Landis Jewelry
Coblentz-Smith
Lee Cox
Lee
Surge
Grange
Bub Lease
New Market
Bub
Russ Boone
Russ
Fischer-Lang
Paul Croneburg
Paul
Monocacy Park Tavern
Bud Brachey
Francis Scott Key
Bud
Ralph Herbst
Ralph
Fabric Shop
Monocacy Village
Skip Wenzel
Monocacy Dogs
Skip
Taylor & Bollinger
Jim Taylor
Bollinger
Jim
Jr. Bollinger
Arcade Bowling Leads Multiple Leagues With Strong Scores
In late-season bowling reports Arcade Lanes dominates the Yankee and Major League standings with high team and individual marks. Darlene McKnight led women at 122 and 923, Frank McKnight topped men at 131 and 362, while Betty Tucker posted 140 and 380 in Forest Grove’s Women’s Church league. In other leagues Led by Hom Del Ice Cream, Jefferson and Boutzam’s share early leads as high games and sets are tallied alongside team totals across multiple clubs.
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Yankees
Orioles
Red Sox
Darlene McKnight
Frank McKnight
Betty Tucker
Forest Grove
Mt. Pleasant
St. John’s
New Market
Forest Grove Ted
Hale
Glade Valley
Terra Rubra
Middletown
Yellow Springs
Charlie Swomley
Dick Dudderar
Liberty
HOM del Ias
Hom del Ice Cream
Meadows van & Storage
Kelly Mill
Maggie's
Buck Tibbs
Bruce Omer
Ninh Sme West FN
Mapetets Tire
Jefferson and
Boutzam
Ausherman’s
Kids Cafe
Kidd's Cafe
Saum's
Tom Namsburg
N.E
Rob Waltz
Bollinger
No-No's
No-No
PUAE
Local Bowling League Scores And Notables From Weekend Meet
Morgan and Keller lead the Friday Industrial league with 56 points as Munday Industrial and Colonial Music trail. Outsiders win a late league roll off against the Youngsters after a 44 point tie, Duke’s Shell tops Monday Mixed, and Lions announce a Blind P.O. at Arcade Lines on Sunday January 19. Cap Taylor and Elsie Miller win trophies in aChampionship match. Kathleen Northup takes a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Keller
Fiday Industrial
Munday Industrial
Colonial Music
Plooks
Beinklow
Smith
Meadow van & Storage
Valley Inc
Ted
INA
Legue
Jerry Olands
Terry
Younsters
John Young
Dukias
Pat James
Gary ‘Taylor
Elsie Miller
Cap ‘Taylor
Cap
Kathleen Northup
Betty Cutsail Sparks Middletown to Lioness League Lead
Betty Cutsail a top Frederick bowler fired a 402 set for Middletown as the Lioness League leaders opened a seven point margin. Her games were 196 115 and 152 with teammates Alice Seigliano 355 and Paulette Fagan 443 helping the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cutsail
Betty Cutsall
Frederick
Middletown
Betty
Alice Seigliano
Paulette Fagan
New Market 1
Pice
Liberty
Armatures
Calvin Rice
Princeton Shoes
Fred Masser
Pete Flair
Popeye Gross
Rex Blank
Chauncey
Fort Detrick
Up & Atoms
Cordin Harris
Ann Stockman
Ethel Cooper
Keyser Asphalt
Frederick Weading
Health Center
Ned Bell
Frederick Veading
Bim Abrecht
Mike Jackman
Eddie Weddle
Tom Smith
Detrick Cubs Receive Awards at Fort Detrick Meeting
Sergeant Ray Long presented numerous badges and pins to Cub Scout Den 1 and Den 3 members of Pack 799 at Fort Detrick. Awards included Wolf Badge Gold Arrow Point Silver Arrow Point Denner Badges One Year Pins Outdoorsman and Athlete Badges and the Arrow of Light to Stan Franklin David Wright and Jim Trout. The next meeting is scheduled in building 930 on Jan 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Long
Cub Scout
Fort Detrick
David Riley
Greg Morrow
John Wolk
Mike Collins
Ron Atanasoff
Jim Trout
Matt Puziss
Larry Long
Ron Franklin
David Wright
Stan Franklin
Sgt. Long
Sobell Freed From Prison Returns Home After 17 Years
Morton Sobell, 52, released from Lewisburg federal prison after 17 years for conspiring to pass atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. He boarded a bus to New York with family present, saying he has “a bet of Irving to do and I’m going back to school.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morton Sobell
Axel
Atomlc
Soviet Union
Sobell
Federal
Lewisburg
Court of Appeals
Manhattan
New York City
Hils
Irving
Helen
Mark
Sydney Clemens
Sabell
Hose
Man Charged After Car Hits Taxi on Court Street
Frederick police charged Rhodell Burris 36 of 219 W South St with reckless driving and driving under the influence after his car struck a taxi on South Court Street near West Patrick Street. Burris caused more than 200 damage to his vehicle and about 150 damage to the parked car of Charles F. King of E Seventh Street.
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Frederick
South Court Street
West Paterick Street
Rhodell Burris
W. South St
Burris
Charles F. King
Seventh St
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Detrick Cubs
Morton Sobel
Redar
Julius and
Michel Rosenberg
Rosenebergs
Rosenbergs
Klaus Mucha
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Sobel
Union
Routzahns
Aloutzahn
Brookpark
Eagle and Star
Libbey
Rover
Staenkles
Routzntin
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