Village Lanes Duckpin News
Seventeen year old Kenny Rice tops Village Lanes leagues with 168 397 series leading Woodchoppers to a four point win and season highs. Jim Baker posts a Tuesday high of 389 for Bluffers while Ace Wiles and Irving Shankle lead other divisions. Harmony remains atop the summer standings as lanes prepare for resurfacing in August and fall league meetings are scheduled.
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Kenny Rice
Jim Baker
Bluffers
Baker
Rice
Phil Wisner
Tom Ford
Butler
Mt. Airy Lanes
Arcade Duckpin League Fall Preparations at Arcade Lanes
Arcade Duckpin League readies for fall season at Arcade Lanes with league meetings set for August at 8 p.m. Monday Barton League Aug 2, Wy 490 Club Aug 4, Industrial leagues Aug 5 and 6. Captains urged to attend or send a representative. The season standings show Arcade leading Three Men majors as Us’s and Hillbillies chase. High scores mentioned include Lockingbill 156.
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Merchants Major League
Monocacy
Industrial
Esso
Wek
Tose
Hillbillies
Indies
Arcade
Arcade Kings
Lockingbill
William Clark Jr. Completes Missile Course at Fort Sill
Pvt. William E. Clark Jr. of Frederick, Md., finished an eight week missile crewman course at the Army Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma. He trained on Little John and Honest John missiles after enlisting in March and basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He is a Frederick High School alumnus. A car theft statistic notes one per 90 seconds in the U S.
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William E. Clark Jr
RFD
Frederick
Army Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Oklo
Clark
Little John
Honest John
Army
Fort Jackson
S.C
Frederick High School
Walkersville Duckpin League results and standings
Gary Clem of Biggs Avenue won first at the Second Bowling Center with 596, earning $80. Carroll Crum of Walkersville was second with 587 and $40, Mike Hooton of Frederick 584 for third and $24. Norman B. Melius Jr. of Hagerstown and H. Eley also placed. Ladies and men high scratch totals paid, with multiple players named. league leaders and team standings noted as well.
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Gary Clem
Biggs Avenue
Gary
Carroll Crum
Walkersville
Mike Hooton
Market Street
Frederick
Norman B. Melius Jr
Hagerstown
H. Eley
Merrified
Inez M. Bryan
Ernest A. MacLure
Jean Cooper
Joe Bitner
League Highlights Show Mixed Doubles Leaders in Tight Standings
Pat and Roland Weller lead Tuesday Mixed Doubles with 23 points and a 271 703 total as Roland posts a 151 game. Debbie Gilbert and Paul Kolb Jr. share high individual set honors, Pop's Six surges to lead the league, and other scores feature Carroll Crum and Fred Colbert. The Sociables move to second while several players post notable games in Staub's Six, Baugher's, Shafer's Esso, and the Husband and Wife division reports.
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ND Pec
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Hartsocks
Sturley
Dusty Boller
Clyde Grimes
Jease Webb
Pop’ ‘Crum
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Ben Cline
Jim ‘Martin
Jim Martin
Wilbur
Molendweiee
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Larry Grime
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Pat
Roland Weller
Pop
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Nameless
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Sheter
Eas
Ben Cilne
VW. Micro
Fred Calvert
Ant
Wellers
Roland
Larry Grimes
Kolb
Debbie Gilbert
Debbie
Sharon Goodman
Fred Colbert
Charlotte Crum
Sociables
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