Village Lanes Duckpin News captures title upset and high scores
In a five game roll off Tom Pickett's Car Discount defeated H E Snapps 212 pins to claim the league title. Fran Sparks and Gene Keister fueled Car Discount with a 642 second game as Snapps built a lead but fell back. Cramer's American posted top sets with 1845 and RJ Smith close behind. Bernard Wright set league highs with 478 net and 177 game. May Brothers Construction clinched Glade Valley B crown 2779 to 2732 over Untouchables as Beachley sparked the champs with a 162 game. Banquet set for Woodsboro Fire Hall in June.
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Tom Pickett
Car Discount
H. E. Snapps
Snapps
Winnners
Fran Sparks
Gene Keister
Champs
Bucky Layton
Milton Pearce
Cramer
RJ. Smith
R. J. Smith
Plumbers
Bernard
Sock
Wright
Village Lanes
Austin Cramer
Pete Rusher
May Brothers Construction
Glade Valley
Untouchables
Buzz Beachley
Rock Beachley
Carroll Shipley
Warren Smith
Civitans
Ev Cahill
Gleem Painters
Dick Keller
Ernie Watkins
Harvey Whipp
Bob Stup
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Ramblers
Springers
Hilda Gordon
Rockettes
Mary Ann Warner
Ethel Barker
Betty Catsail
Tempe Gearinger
Village Lanes Crown Winners Dominate Summer Sweepstakes
Pat Baker racked up 440 to win the Queen's Crown as Fred Campbell claimed the King's Crown with 590. Dot Keyser won the Lucky Frame prize, while new weekly door prizes spotlight league bowlers. Summer leagues start the week of June 1 with multiple divisions and a door-prize drawing.
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Pat Baker
Pat
Fred Campbell
Dot Keyser
Two Frederick youths reach Maryland youth bowling final
Two Frederick youths, Jim Musselwhite and Preston Best, survived a local qualifier at Terrace Lanes to reach the Maryland Bowling Proprietors Association Youth Championships in the handicap division for bowlers under 169 averages.
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Frederick
Maryland Bowling Proprietors Association
Jim Musselwhite
RFC 1
Preston Best
Mt. Olivet
Boul
Evard
Terrace Lanes
Musselwhite
Best
Tenpin Center
Terrace Lanes Tenpin News Highlight Strong Scoring
Harry Routzahn and Dennis Eyler led Major Doubles with 808 and 252 games respectively at Terrace Lanes. Miriam Oland and Bonnie Stevens shared weekly honors with 594 series and three 123 games, while Eyler’s team posted 406 for high team game and 1080 for high team series.
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Harry Routzahn
Dennis Eyler
Harry Zimmerman
Terrace Lanes
Routzahn
Eyler
Zimmerman
Miriam Oland
Bonnie Stevens
Eyler’s
Paulson's
Koogle Simmons
Stup’s Catering
Terry and the Pirate
Sheratier
Tampa Tne
Sen's Watch Shop
Minzgher’s
Routzam’s
Harrimantree and
Coats
Si Fry
David's
Clem
Malessworth-Harding
Kallaway-Brown
Coulombe
Bill Coats
Valli Coulombe
Jo Ann Kaogle
Ladies Twilight A & P
Sparemakers
Drifting
Ridenour Records
Woody's Cash Market
Hess
Riley Cats
Ad P
Fillies League reorganizes with new officers and banquet notes
The 12 team Fillies League restructured for fall as Mrs. Dot Walsh becomes president with Mrs. Betty Blumenauer as vice president and Mildred Clem as secretary and Edith Fauth treasurer. A windup banquet at Dan Dee Motel honored Kidd's Cafe, the champions, with prizes listed for high scores and averages. Two more summer leagues form next week at Terrace Lanes plus Scratch Triples Circuit for men and Early Birds league details.
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Peter Pan Inn
Charles Rapp
George Stup
Miriam Oland
Church League
Dot Walsh
Betty Blumenauer
Mildred Clem
Edith Fauth
Dan Dee Motel
Kidd's Cafe
Kidds Cafe
Porter's Grill
Terrace Lanes
Walkersville mixed league champions set for roll off
LeGore Lime clinched the second half title with 49 points in the Tuesday Night Mixed Handicap League while Wilhide's Garage sits at 47 and earns a roll off. Frank Dayhoff led scoring with 140 high game and 386 high set as Doris Lare topped ladies with 131 and 348.
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LeGore Lime
Wilhide
LeGore
Frank Dayhoff
Homors
Doris Lare
Glenn Lare
Ronnie Blessing
Macks Myers
Leila Spahr
Helen Horner
Doris Wilson
Wm. Duble
Eldrs
Electrolux
Cross Road Inn
Walkersville
Fox Pools
Luckeye’s
Kaufman’s Gro
Ideal Garage
Word Misuse Lesson and Transgression Note
English lesson outlines common misuses and pronunciation tips. Includes a definition for transgression as overrunning or encroachment with example usage and a remark on the University of Utah building an underground radiation laboratory from armor plates of the battleship Indiana.
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University of Utah
U.S.S, Indiana
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