Arcade Bowling League titles and top bowlers listed
The Monday Night League at Arcade Bowling Alley shows Terry Sue’s Kitchen leading the first half with 55 of 80 points. Den Hilderbrand top for High Game 172 in the half. Donald Baker high average contender. Numerous teams and standings across Inter Church and Industrial Leagues noted, including Buckeystown and Middletown Reformed, with high games, sets, and averages listed. Jockey Manuel Ycaza hospitalized for tests at Huntington Memorial Hospital after recent illness concerns.
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Middletown Lutheran
Buckeystown
Garst
Charlie Keller
Forest Grove
St. Johns
Crum
Baptist
Buckerstown
Cowell Brick Contractors
Natonal Boh. I. A. Abb Co
Ideal Dairy
C. Oland Meitzler
Kelly's Ani
National Boh
Kenneth May
Herman Brown
Jan Clem
B. Rice
B Rice
Linda Baker
Terry Sue Knichen
Excelsior Dairy
Moose Lodge
P. Droneburg
R. Orrison
Graves Shell
Ingh
Daves Gulf
Maryland Deer Harvest Sets New Record in 1960 Season
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission reports a record deer kill of 631,550 pounds from 6,182 deer in 1960. Firearms, bow, and special seasons across Edgewood Arsenal, Aberdeen Proving Ground, and Woodmont Red and Gun Club contributed to the total. Garrett County led subdivisions with 871 kills. Aberdeen Proving Ground registered 841. Norm Van Brocklin named December and overall Pro Athlete of the Year. Speedboat hosts bid to host 1961 Gold Cup races.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Game and Inland Fish Commission
Edgewood Arms Chemical Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Woodmont Red and Gun Club
Eastern Shore
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Amy Chemical Center
Wood- Tent
Garrett County
Dorchester
Worcester
Ken
Washinton
Frederick
Charies
Harford
Cecil
Talbot
Whommeo
Somerset
Spahn close to 300 win milestone in 196 season
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn aims for his 300th major league win as he chases the milestone before rival Early Wynn. Spahn, 39, went 21-? last season to lift his career total to 268 while Wynn slipped to 13 wins. Spahn spoke at the Tops in Sports banquet about strategy and the rivalry with Wynn.
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Gerdes Beard
Baltimore
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Lefty Grove
Tye
Gus
Spahn
Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association
Washington
Boston Braves
Spaho
Orioles Reappoint Fox Cities Pilot in Three-I League
Earl Weaver was reappointed by the Baltimore Orioles to manage Fox Cities in the Class B Three-I League. He piloted Fox Cities to the championship last season and has moved up in the standings year after year. Weaver, 31, a St. Louis resident, previously won two pennants in 1960 and coached Scottsdale to an Arizona Instructional League title. Also noted, veteran film actor Ernest Thesiger, 81, died Friday.
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St. Louis
Scotsdale
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
The
Baltimore Orioles
Fox Cities
Weaver
London
Ernest Thesig- Weaver Finshed
Oriole
Champs May Miss Bowling Finals
In San Bernardino California the All-Star Bowling Tournament nears the fifth day of eliminations with both defending champions at risk. Sydia Vene has withdrawn from the women’s field while Harry Smith barely qualifies for the men’s semifinals, ranking 76th with 4,804 pins in 24 games. Bill Bunetta leads the men’s 96 advancing to semifinals and Robbie Frey tops the women’s 16-game early action with 3,324.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Sydia Vene
Atirst
Harry Smith
St. Lous
Smuth
Bill Bunetta
Chicago Munsingwear
Robbie Frey
Dallas
Action
Colts Sign Offe nsive Halfback Speight From Armed Forces
Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Lt Jem Speight as a free agent. The East Carolina College standout from Greenville will be used as an offensive halfback. He was named Outstanding Armed Forces Player of the Year by the Washington Touchdown Club. A stray note mentions oil workers in Venezuela wearing chain mauls to protect against arrows.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Jem Speight
Speight
East Carolina College
Greenville
Colts
Armed Forces
Washington Touchdown Club
The News Frederick Daily Brief Item
Frederick news item from January 17 reports local affairs and civic updates with concise notices. The item references community developments, public meetings, and upcoming events shaping the town's weekly rhythm.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Newspaper Executive Frank Tasier Dies at 73
Frank W Tasier, 73, former newspaper executive in St Louis and Chicago, died after a stroke suffered ten days earlier. He began a sustained career with the Green Bay Press Gazette and once served as managing editor of the St Louis Star Times and later held a senior editorial post in Chicago.
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Green Bay
Frank W Tasier
St Lous
Chicago
Dedonda
Green Bay Press- Gazette
ad S+ Lous Star-Times
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Warren’s Men Shop
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Morgans Lurch
Red Men
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King Kong
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Warren's Men
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Schlitz
Ami Excelsior Dairy
Bob Cahills
Morgan’s Restaurant
Bob
Bill Strobel
Kidd's Cafe
Ideal Farms Dairy
Glade Valley
Thurmont Taxi
Cornell
Speciar
Potomac Edison
Thurmont Tax
J. Riffle
L Rice
Thurmont Taw
B. O'Bryan
Delauters E’sdtromes
Morgan's Restaurant
Arcadia
Manuel Ycaza
Santa Anita
Panama
Huntington Memorial Hospital
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Ycaza
Tompion
Norm Wixs
NEW York
Norm van Breckim
Philadelphia Eagles
Monday
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George Trimper
Buffalo
Seattle
Detroit
Reno
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Wis
Associated Press
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Antonio Marcilla
Argentina
Maralla
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St.Laws
T. J. Jones
Yama Bahama
Bimani
Bahamas
Ted Wright
Curtis Cokes
Joe Miceli
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Taizo Kakizawa
Japan
Ray Perez
Hawaii
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Sam Snead
Israel
Fred Corcoran
International Golf Association
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Harry Weetman
Caesarea
Tel Aviv
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Douge
University of Californias
Camden Wall
Earl Schultz
Stanford
John Windsor
Orioles
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Lew Pr
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Melvin M. Engle
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Texize Cleanser
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