Village Lanes Duckpin Scores Rise With Sandy Sideboards
Scoring gains across Village Lanes and other duckpin centers are linked to new Sandy Sideboards. The rubber pads along the kickbacks boost pin action, as shown by high games and sets in Village Lanes Summer Leagues. Notable performances include 436 by Chiz Myers, 398 by Charlie May, and 612 high game, 1777 set by Park-N-Shop Liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiz Myers
Charlie May
Chick Cramer
Ronnie Fox
Bob Ramsburg
Harry Wharam
Ernie Shelton
Park - N - Shop Liquors
Dot Keyser
C. B. Hobgood
Wenzel Wins One Ball Event in Two-Week Tournament
Wenzel clinched the first round with a 150, as the One Tournament continues for two weeks. Entrants may re enter each frame features one ball and two games per bowler, highest two game total wins the weekly cash prize. Esther Jewell took the Queen title with 430 points and $10, Pete Jewell won the King’s trophy and $10, Van Fossen beat Cline for the Treasury Chest, Ruth Catsail earned five silver dollars, and other winners included Ruby Black, Marie Ausherman, and George Conaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel
Esther Jewell
Pete Jewell
Jim van Fossen
Charles
Junior) Cline
Treasury
Cline
Ruth Catsail
Ruby Black
Marie Ausherman
George Conaway
League meetings set at Village Lanes for fall bowling
With the fall season near, Village Lanes schedules league organization meetings over the next two weeks. Commercial, Monocacy A and B, Industrial, Glade Valley B, and Nite Nite Ladies Leagues all plan sessions in July and August. spots remain for individuals and teams, and Youth Bowling League registrations and Beginners classes start Saturdays in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley
Y.B
League bowling standings and notes from local leagues
Rojalidies hold first in Tuesday Nite Mixed over Ramsburg Welding Snurrs Grocery and Woodys Western Wear all tied for second Hopefuls Jets lead Thursday Mixed Doubles with Strobel Mayr and Chi Mar close behind Ter s Crown dominates Wednesday Nite Mixed with Helen s Beauty Nook second Four way tie for third expected next week Harris Roofers top Monday Men's Standings Happy Five leads Friday Mixed Tigers Skippers Spark Plugs Woodchoppers in fourth A Fire Ball Pete bowling instructor notes speed must be natural and controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojalidies
Ramsburg Welding
Snurr’s Grocery
Woody's
Western Wear
Jets
Stroble
May
Chi-Mar
Butter
Helen
Nook
Harris Roofers
Park - No- Shop Liquors
Happy Five
Harmony Five
Tigers
Spark
Walkersville bowler Wimpy Whitmore leads 1963 64 season
Charles Wimpy Whitmore, famed duckpin bowler, ends the 1963 64 season at Walkersville Lanes with a 129.51 average, possibly the county’s highest. He scored 24 400+ sets for Carling's Black Label in the Monday Night A League. The column also outlines weekly Bowl The Blind entries and various league standings with high games and sets across Tuesday, Wednesday, and husband and wife leagues, noting Ron Rainier and Russell Rice Sr. among top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles “Wimpy” Whitmore
Walkersville
Frederick County
Wimpy
Carling
League Dot
Austin Keyser
Betty
Russell Eyler
Janet
Buck Cramer
Ron Rainier
Russell Rice Sr
Betty Eyler
Janet Cramer
Dottie Buxton
Dot Keyser
Bonnie Linton
Gloria Rice
Dottie Rainier
Arcade Duckpin Leagues Standings and Awards
Waldo Ricketts and Chester Baker lead the Monday Men’s Doubles. Crampton Flair and the Rams are second with 14 points after a 194 game by Jim Price. Crampton posts a 408 set, third week over 400. Blue Diamonds top Thursday League with Texaco and Night Hawks runners up. Dottie Keyser and Dick Miskell win Bowl-The-Champ, sharing trophies and cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Ricketts
Chester Baker
Jack Crampton
Pete Flair
Jim
Guy Ramsburg
Jim Price
National Duckpin Congress
Jack
Blue Diamonds
Flock
Texaco
Night Hawks
Buddy Lines
Alive Rice
Bernie Warfield
Dottie Keyser
Dick Miskell
Dot
Powlers
Ricketts & Baker
Crampton & Flair
Price & Ramsburg
Cramer & Warfield
Kemp & Blank
Morgan & Laker
Stevens & Ramsburg
Stirley & Clem
Miller & Harding
Lee & Blank
Flooks
the Af‘s
OM & F
Charlie's Painters
G & L Bakery
Bandits
Araby Wonders
Midway Esso
Quick Dispatches From The Nation And World
A collection of witticisms and factoids includes: only one in four American sons follows his father’s profession, with 49.1 percent in professional roles such as doctors and lawyers. Americans use vast paper supplies, with seven million tons of newsprint and 287,756 tons of facial tissues in 1964. Coffee break origins trace to Istanbul, birthplace of the cafe. Litter costs taxpayers about half a billion dollars in 1964 as 20 million cubic yards of junk clutter roads. Notables quote William Saroyan and Arnold Glas. Fred Allen lampoons conferences as gatherings of important people who achieve nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
America
Turkey
Istanbul
William Saroyan
San Francisco
Arnold Glas
Frederick Woman Bowler of the Year honors Miriam Oland
Miriam Oland of Terrace Lanes earns Frederick’s Woman Bowler of the Year after outranking 225+ sanctioned female bowlers in Frederick City and County. A 25-bowler scoring survey shows 150+ averages. Oland had 173 overall from four leagues and 335 games with 10 sets of 600+. Leis Gadberry, Charlotte Clem, Blanche Eyler close behind. Ethel Ernest led in games with 351 and 156 average, just missing Top Ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riam Oland
Frederick City
Ethel Ernest
Completes Training Marine Pvt Emory L Comer
Pvt Emory L Comer son of Emory Comer of Brunswick finished eight weeks of basic training at Camp Pendleton California with the United States Marines and awaits orders for a Japan tour. Also listed are bowling scores with pairings and highs like Russell Rice Sr and Betty Eyler in various divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Comer
Emory Comer
Brunswick
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Comer
United States Marines
Japan
Roane Boone
Sociables
Frederick Girl Wins State Tenpin Title
Frederick youth Barbara Cochran won the Maryland State Tenpin Bowling Championship for junior girls at Terrace Lanes. She rolled a 609 in singles with games of 137 213 and 199, entering the event with a 153 average and earning a trophy from the Maryland Bowling Proprietors Association. She advances to the national singles telegraphic tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Barbara Cochran
Neal Cochran
Oliver Boulevard
Terrace Lanes
Youth Bowling Association
Miss Cochran
Optimist
Maryland Bowling Proprietor’s Association
YBA
Lefthanders Claim Bowling Laurels At Terrace Lanes
Two lefthanded bowlers led Terrace Lanes weekly scoring honors with Bill Walter 662 in the Wednesday Mixed Couples and Larry Boyd 800 in Major Doubles. The summer circuit features high games, sets, and notable performances by Herman Brown Jr., Monte Nakano, Perry Johnson, and Jo Ann Koogle amid a packed list of leagues and standings across men’s, women’s, and youth divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Walter
Larry Boyd
Terrace
Walter
Oaes
Boyd
Herman Brown Jr
Monte Nakano
Perry Johnson
George Fleagle
Gerald Caldwell
Buck Jones
Jo Ann Koogle
Carmelita Gossard
Paul Ernest
Shirley McThenna
Lois Gadberry
Miriam Oland
Arlene Starey
Automation Needed Bankers Tackling Mounting Personal Check Problem
Bankers from New York and 24 other countries gather at the American Bankers Association automation conference to address the rising flood of personal checks. Since 1954 checks have grown from 8 billion to 15 billion annually with 63 million accounts, as MICR and E13B standardization spread and data processing expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
American Bankers Associations
ABA
American Standardization Association
Perpetrate singled out in old lesson text
English Lesson by W L Gordon explains common word confusions and pronunciation notes. It contrasts moment and minute, discusses coup d etat, lists misspellings like obsequies and obsequious, provides synonyms such as evident and palpable, and highlights the daily word perpet rate meaning to commit an offense with an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duckpin News
Sandy Sides
C. B
Mark Baker
B. Spahr
A. VanFossen
Mary Ann Warner
Distaffers
Evelyn Cline
Catherine Burall
Tots Jackson
Linda Baker
June Best
Bill Bostian
Pete Williams
Bill
Pete
P. Hopkins
Miss Hopkins
van Fossen
Jewell
Joe Williams
Harmony
Clemsonville Tigers
the Shades
CB. Hobgood
Ramblers
Taal
Park-N-Shop Liquors
Strike Masters
Pinbusters
Lew's Five
Walkersville Lions
Chevelles
Wip's
Harald
Butler's Crown
Seauty Nook
Globe
Trotters
Termites
Professional Arts
Bill's Market
B Spahr
A van Fossen
Professional Arts Pharmacy
Strobel & Mayrii
CheMar
Music Makers
R. Roger Nicklas
Jefferson
Lewistown
Cline’s
Ron Fox
Woody
Nebraska
Walkersville Bowling News
Sharpies
Ducks
Claude “Pop” Crum
Kenny May
Robbie Gilbert
Ray King
Carroll Crum
Dot Rainier
Evelyn Green
Crum
Ronnie Boone
Glenn Dayhoff
Julia Staley
Charlotte Crum
L. Staub
Ben Hobbs
Dick Buxton
Harold Roderick
Betty Hobbs
Thelma
Wilbur Hartsock
Irene
Albert Schultz
Mary
Dick Kline
Jimmy Martin
Bob Albaugh
Nancy Albaugh
The
Kings
Bakers
Jane
Pop
Fee
Staub
Ane
Om Dies
Glenn Dayhott
Charles Whitmore
Boyle
Fred Allen
Hal Boyle
Tenpin News
Ron Ramer
Gloria
Russell Rice Jr
Maggie
Bonnie
Ralph Linton
Dottie
Rom Rainier
Wilbur Hamsock
Dors
Bill Edwards
Rey Miller
Doris
Charlie Hamilton
Nancy
Bobby Albaugh
Duquesne Beer
National Trail Liquors
Butlers Crown
Sunoco
Montgomery Ward
Loar-A-Rangers
Rockets
Charles White
Bill Molesworth
Eens Ladies Twilight
Sparemakers
Hess
Shipley’s
Joe’s Cleaners
South Paws
Pocketeers
Top Dogs
Orioles
C Geisbert
K. Wirtz
Ft. Orioles
Jacobson & Stars
Tombstones
Preston Best
Gene Long
Woody's Cash Market
Kingpins
the Termites
Hillside Coal Co
the Beatles
Frederick Motor Co
Melvin M Engle
Yo-Yo's
Dan Dee Motel
Betty ‘Young's Beauty Shop
Mustus
Castel-Ways
Hardly Ables
Vita
Keefer
Shirley
Jetsons
Allaycats
Clifford Paust
MaJon
Stilwell - Nakano
G Smith Basore
Carlson - Michael
Thompson - WoSraith
T Smith + Sink
Phollins - Rice
Morgan - Jones
Elger’s
Ben‘s Watch Shop
Fry's
David’s
Koogle - Simmons
Stan's Catering
Paulson's
Brown's
Aintghor’s
Terry & the Pirate
Coats
Kallaway - Brown
Routzahn's
Sherator
Tampa Inn
Coulombe’s
Clem’s
Molesworth - Harding
Angels
Karsten Mintghor
Blanche Eyler
Herman Brown
Ann Coats
Mintghor
the News
Betsy Ross
Traner Park
the Koontz's
Dt‘s
Harcy’s
Porter’s Grill
Arts Pharmacies
Gerald Cadwell
Sally Minzghor
Betsy Ross Motel & Trainer Park
Clarksburg
W. Va
Edward the Confessor
London
Westminster Abbey
HFC Traveloan
HFC
Tou G
Es Reds
Peipisatts Sete L St BI
Credit Fife
North Market St
Monument
Meg
Nan
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