Lions and Lioness Banquet and Awards Night
Members of the Lions and Lioness Bowling Leagues at Arcade Bowling Center held a June 26 banquet and dance at Peter Pan Inn Urbana attended by about 175. Mary C Biser welcomed guests and announced Duck Pin Bowling Congress patch recipients including Mary Bayer and Lois Smith with high averages and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions-Lioness Bowling Leagues
Arcade
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Herb Hahn
Charles Swomley
Richard Dudder
Huber Biser
Joseph Coady
Guy Ramsburg
Arthur Rickell
Herbert Hahn
Mark Jeffers
Mary C. Biser
Lioness League
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Mary Bayer
Big 46
Alice Scigliano
Katherine Culler
Virginia Crabbs
Lola Wachter
Martha King
Billie Mort
Anna Margaret Schroeder
Sue Ward
Judy Rudy
Lois Smith
Frances Fogle
Yellow Springs
Liberty
Carroll Manor
New Market
Dot Keyser
Trena Hane
Biser
Lionesses
Dot Culler
Pat Fogle
Betty Jeffers
Freda Main
Mary Anna Burgee
Lions League
Fred Ward
Laura Delphy
John Scigliano
Paul Crum
Harold Zeigler
Robert McMullan
Arcade Bowling Lanes
Liberty Number
Myersville
Glade Valley
Richard Dudderar
Melvin Filler
Frank Fogle
Alvin Fry
Albert Flock
Jake Hamilton
Charles Anglesbee
Robert Strailman
Thomas Fawley
Harley Holter
Middletown
Village Lanes Duckpin News Summary
Lawrence Lawson led with 371 and Harry Wharam 388, as Park N Shop Liquor Five posted a 604 team high. Ruby Burall topped women with 325 in the Baseball Widows, while Tom Doody and Bob Bowers led men with 349 and 344.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lawson
Harry Wharam
Park Nshop Liquor
Che’velles
Walkersville Lions
Pinbusters
Lions
Harris Roofers
Rojalidios
Ramsburg Welding
Snurr’s Grocery
Ruby Burall
Bob Bowers
Tom Doody
Ann Staley
Thelma Hartsock
Mary Ann Warner
Libby Smith
Ethel Barkier
The
Ramblers
Bowlers Pace Summer Leagues in Early Season Standings
High averages mark the sixth week across leagues with leaders listed. Thelma Hartsock and Tom Doody headline Tuesday groups, while Monday and Friday totals feature Harry Wharam and L Hewette among top scorers. Weekly draws award gifts to top performers, with Walter Cramer Jr., Mrs. Beverly Wharam, and Kenny Snoots noted as the first three winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesday AM Ladies
Thelma Hartsock
Dot Keyser
Nancy Barnes
Doris Edwards
Toots Jackson
Anna Mask
Tom Doody
Bill Mann
Don Stevens
J. Smith
Bill Harmon
Atlee Compher
Harry Wharam
Carroll Crum
E. Shelton
Wayne Fox
Ron Fox
L. Hewette
J. Keeney
C. Gladhill
Walter Cramer Jr
Beverly Wharam
Kenny Snoots
Youth Bowling Association season boosts Maryland youth program
After a full season the BPAA sponsored Youth Bowling Association program is praised as one of the finest. Maryland ranked ninth nationally with 7,880 members for 1963 64. Village Lanes Frederick County hosted its largest youth enrollment and produced the state champion Dave Shankle Jr. Plans call for doubling teams and enrollment in 1964 65 with learn ic bowl classes for new members and summer sessions on Saturdays at 10 am. Parents may call Village Lanes to join.
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Youth Bowling Association
BPAA
Maryland
Village Lanes
Y.B.A
Frederick County
Dave
Shankle Jr
Village Lanes Youth League
Walkersville Bowling News 1963 64 season highlights and more
Walter Fogle Jr. earned the high scratch set in Frederick County bowling for L. J. Keller in the Monocacy Valley League at Walkersville Lanes with a 379 total over three games 130 179 172. The paper also promotes the Walkersville July Special Handicap Tournament July 17 19 with guaranteed prizes 80 40 and 20. It details weekly league standings and high games for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday leagues including Sharpies Duck's MGs and Crum families, plus mixed doubles and husband and wife divisions with scores and leaders. Highs include Ron Rainier 381 and Carroll Crum 378. Betty Eyler and Dot Keyser among top women.
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Frederick County
Walter Fogle Jr
L. J. Keller
Walkersville Lanes
Jung
Ducks
Walkersville
Sharpie
Duck
Ron Rainier
Claude “Pop” Crum
Carroll Crum
Robbie Gilbert
Sharon Goodman
Austin Keyser
Betty
Russell Eyler
Dot Keyser
Dottie Buxton
Bonnie Linton
Janet Cramer
Irene
Albert Schultz
Doris
Bill
Edwards
Thelman
Wibur Hartsock
Jimmy Martin
Roy Miller
Thelma Hartsock
Irene Schultz
Doris Hamilton
Italy bans books in Lodi obscenity drive
Public prosecutor Francesco Novello expands a ban list in Lodi Italy by labeling Grace Metalious final work No Adam in Eden as obscene. He already banned The Group by Mary McCarthy and bikini cover images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lodi
Grace Metalious
Eden
Francesco Novello
Mary McCarthy
Terrace Lanes Bowler Of The Year Smith Wins Honors
John Smith of Frederick wins Terrace Lanes Bowler Of The Year after posting a 186 composite average from 1963 64 fall and winter league play. Adrian Mac Remsberg Middletown close behind with 185 while top ten lists include many 180 plus averages and 200 plus game counts. A ladies top ten and 600 series achievements are noted with several high scores by both men and women in recent weekly competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Frederick
New Terrace
Smith
Adrain Mac Remsberg
Middletown
Keglers
Terrace
Bob Pennington
Dick Colston
Harry Routzahn
Tinker Michael
Marcella
Sally Minzghor
Terrace Lanes
Minzgher
Bluth Wins First PBA Tournament at Spokane Open
Ray Bluth of St. Louis captured his first PBA title at the Spokane Open with a 266-pin margin over runner-up Les Schissler of Denver in a $21,000 event. The victory follows six years of runner-up finishes and included two 300 games in the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Bowlers Association
Ray Bluth
St. Louis
Les Schissler
Denver
Spokane
Bluth
Gathland Homemakers Club June Meeting Held
Members of the Gathland Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. Roy Magaha’s home near Knoxville for a June meeting. Mrs. Magaha demonstrated outdoor cookery and briquette tips while Miss Sara Bowlus read poems. A nominating committee was elected for next year. the next meeting is September 1 at Miss Bowlus’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gathland Club
Gathland, Homemakers Club
Roy Magaha
Knoxville
Magaha
Sara Bowlus
Arcade Duckpin Leagues See Tied Leaders After Five Weeks
In a 230 average league no handicap, five weeks in, a three way tie for first and a two way tie for second sit just one point back. Ramsburg tops with 12 points along with Crampton Jr Flair Baker and Price. Ramsburg’s 457 set earns a National Duckpin of Congress chevron. Warfield’s 499 and Crampton’s 400 appear in notable scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crampton Jr
Pete Flair
Chester Baker
Waldo Ricketts
Jim Price
Guy Ramsburg
Guy
National Duckpin of Congress
Bernie Warfield
Jack Crampton
Tommy Ramsburg
Ralph Kemp
Tom Harding
Chester Blank
Shorty Morgan
Flock
Texaco
Night Hawks
Blue Diamonds
D. Hilton
Betty Lee
Martin Putman
Alice Blank
Alice
Bernie
Visas Abolished Between Yugoslavia and Romania
The government news agency Tanjug reports Yugoslavia and Romania signed a convention abolishing visas for their nationals traveling between the two countries.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
Romania
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John Lee Ponton
East Patrick Street
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