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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1969

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.”

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.

Frederick South Court Street West Paterick Street Rhodell Burris W. South St Burris Charles F. King Seventh St

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