Walkersville Bowling Center Hosts Third Annual June Special
Winners of the Third Annual June Special Tournament at Walkersville Bowling Center on June 25 to 26 include John A. Drinterman of New Midway with 573 for first and Gary Clem of Frederick with 372 for second. Other top finishers were Bil le Mann of Frederick, Charles Flora of Frederick, and Dick Tregoning of Frederick. High scratch set went to Kenneth J. Baker with 509 in the men’s division and Margaret Young of Hagerstown with 493. High scratch games were Curtis Staley of Taneytown with 151 and Lucy Englebrecht with 149.
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Walkersville Bowling Center
John A. Drinterman
New Midway
Gary Clem
Frederick
Bille Mann
Charles
Flora
Dick Tregoning
Kenneth J. Baker
Margaret Young
Hagerstown
Curtis Staley
League Highlights Tuesday Mixed Doubles Standouts
The league sees Two Acres lead with 10 points in mixed doubles while Ray mond Crum blasts a high game of 147. Four couples tie for second at eight points.Mary and Eric Buza top pairs with 238 605 and Mary rolls a 33 334. Kenny May tops with high sets 137 137 373. Jill Gilbert 139 343 and Charlotte Crum 345 lead ladies. Wednesday Mixed Teams Edward's Five dominate with 10 points, Micro second with eight. Doris posts a 316 set, Edward’s pace 412 1510. Pop Crum high game 130. John Ditterman 124 364 high set, Marie Fisher 313.Thursday Husbands and Wives Doris Hamilton and Curtis Staley lead with four and 13 points respectively. Jim Martin racks a 173 game 412 set as Martins claim high team game 26y. Staleys 694 pinfall. Donald Ausherman 143, Bonnie Linton 124 337. Highs: Raymond Crum 303, Martins 412. High team set Staleys 94. Thursday results list many combined pairs and at least one 4 13 12. Edward's Five tops Wednesday mixed.
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Two Acres
Raymond Crum
Mary
Eric Buza
Kenny May
Jill Gilbert
Charlotte Crum
Edward
Micro
Doris
Pop” Crum
John Ditterman
Marie Fisher
Charles Hamilton
Curtis Staley
Jim Martin
Rother
Martins
Jim
Staley
Donald Ausherman
Bonnie Linton
Race for top scorer ties in Tuesday Mixed League
Clyde Droneburg of Trail's Dry Wall and Jim Bowlus of Baer's Five tied for top weekly scoring with 265 sets. Bowlus also shared high game honors at 154 with Bob Baker. Baer's Five closed within one point of lead Snurr's Grocery, which posted 568 and 1597. Lucky Five remains pace-setter with 1626 high set.
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Clyde Droneburg
Trail
Dry Wall
Jim Bowlus
Baer
Bowlus
Bob Ba
Ker
Snurr’s Grocery
Lucky Five
Snurr's
Baer’s
Bill's
Lucky
Trail Dry Wall
Poole Bros
the Butters
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Alice’s Boys
Happy
Bo Baker
Jim Bowlys
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Snurr
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
United States
Red China
Kennedy
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China
Associated Press
Democratic Press
Baer tops Monday Nighters with 394 set in league
Bruce Baer led Butler's Five with a 14 mark 394 in the Monday Nighters Summer league qualifying. Ronnie Cramer had the high game at 154 in a 374 series, pushing his team near Ramsburg Welding, while Bill's Market tied for third with a 590 team high.
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Bruce Baer
Butler
Ronnie Cramer
Ramsburg Welding
Bill
Ramsburg
Cramer
Sam
Youth Bowler Wins Western Maryland YBA Regional Title
One year old Billy Cole of Frederick won the Western Maryland YBA Youth Regional Championship in Hagerstown. As regional champ he earned a trip to Annapolis for the Maryland State Youth Bowling Championships, after years with Village Lanes Youth league. He out-rolied his field in the event sponsored by the Maryland State Duckpin Bowling Proprietors.
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Frederick
Billy Cole
Robert W. Cole
Linden Avenue
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Young Cole
Village Lanes
Annapolis
Maryland
Billy
Village Lanes Youth Wins Regional Duckpin Championship
Leroy Rhodes of Owings Mills won the regional duckpin title with a 759 series, beating a field that included Cole, the top scratch bowler who finished among the top three handicap totals with 742. Cole becomes the fifth Village Lanes youth to claim a regional crown. Other winners include Jerry Campbell and Dave Shankle Jr. as state champs, and Linda Baker and Pat Warfield. Souder, a top Duckpins figure, posted a 179 game and a 451 set, adding to his two national titles and 872 series total. High scorers also featured Lenhart, Taylor, Lockner, RickDetts, Crampton, Baker, Compher, and others in various leagues.
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Leroy Rhodes
Owings ° Mills
Cole
Village Lanes
Jerry Campbell
Dave Shankle
Linda Baker
Pat Warfield
Wayne Souder
Tig Congress
Av Bowlers Association
Jake
Lenhart
Jim Taylor
L. Lockner
Waldo Rick
Souder
J. Crampton
Baker
A. Compher
King Queen Contest Starts July 3 at Village Lanes
The King and Queen fun contest begins July 3 at Village Lanes with equal chance for all adult bowlers to win cash prizes. Weekly bonus prize to a lucky bowler, starting at 5 30 p m Sundays. MO 2 1442 for details. This week also kicks off the Monocacy Shopping Center Merchants weekly door prize.
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Monocacy Shopping Center
Local bowling scores and high games across leagues
Fron Friday night mixed results show Pearly Gates 11 toppling Wisner's Five 8 with Duttys Cafe and Harmony close, while Jerry Walters posts high produced 274 in individual and Harmony leads team totals with 548 and 1609. Wednesday and Tuesday night rounds feature strong performances from Watter's Live Stock and Snurr's Grocery with high game and set tallies.
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Wisner
Walters
Dutty
Ween Lisaecr
Wilbur Hartsock
Jerry Walters
Harmony
Builer
Lucky
Watter
Bill
Blue Devils
Prof
H.igh
Joe Catsail
Irving Shankie
Walter
RFK Seeks Fair Viet Election For World Backing
Senator Robert F. Kennedy urged a fair civilian government election in Vietnam as the best path to world support for U.S. actions there. The New York Democrat, critical of the Johnson administration's pace on peace talks, argued for broader citizen participation to legitimize foreign policy.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Viet Nam
Kennedy
New York
Johnson
Terrace Lanes Tenpin News Youth Bowler Tops Sets
A pair of 650 sets highlight Terrace Lanes summer action led by youth bowler Frank Buddy Keyser and Leonard Markle posting the high 653 in the 700 Classified league. Markle added 210 210 233 to lift his team to first in the scratch circuit as other leagues logged high games and sets.
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Terrace Lanes
Leonard Markle
Markle
Frank Buddy Keyser
UNC senior receives misplaced diploma in error
Ed Covert, a University of North Carolina senior, was mailed a diploma meant for a fall graduate. Officials request its return. Covert plans to return it but jokes that after four years of uncertainty he has finally found out that no one knows what they are doing either.
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Chapel Hill, N.C
Ed Covert
University of North Carolina
Covert
Two Drivers Charged In City Mishaps
A county woman, Ella L. Bussard, was charged with pulling from a parked position when unsafe to do so after a two car collision on West Patrick Street about 4 10 p.m. Ronald L. Kline, 18, of Frederick, drove west. Bussard’s 1962 sedan sustained 90 dollars damage and Kline’s 1956 car 230 dollars. Cpl. Charles K Cashour and Pvt. Richard E. Lewis investigated. Later, about 11 30 p.m., an accident on West South Street involved David L. Hartley, 18, Wyngate Drive, and Ronald L. Spielman, 18, Keymar. Hartley attempted a left turn from the south lane, causing a collision. Hartley’s 1964 car damage 150 dollars and Spielman’s 1962 sedan 50 dollars. Pvt. Richard L. Baugher charged Hartley with improper left turn.
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West Patrick Street
Ella L. Bussard
RFD 1
Sjamsville
Third Quake Shakes California Area
A strong earthquake the third in three days jolted central California near Paso Robles with minimal damage due to remoteness. Seismologists at the University of California recorded it at 12:35 pm PDT and a 3.0 on the Richter scale, followed by many aftershocks from the same Monterey County fault.
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Calif
California
University of California
Monterey County
San Anrens
San Francisco
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