Shankle Wins Maryland Duckpin Youth Championship
David Shankle Jr. captured the Maryland State Duckpin Youth Tourney at Colonial Lanes Annapolis with a six game 796, becoming Frederick’s second straight winner. He earns a trophy and a chance at the national finals in Washington next month, with a $1500 scholarship for the champion.
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David Shankle Jr
Maryland
Colonial Lanes
Annapolis
Frederick
Jerry Campbell
Linda Baker
Pat Warfield
Dave
Washington
East Coast
Mayflower
Terrace Lanes 3-6-9 Tournament Leads By Sites Brothers
The Terrace Lanes 3 6 9 handicap doubles tournament in Frederick enters its second week with Bill Sites and Dick Sites of Cumberland leading after a 1402 gross score. Zee Dinning and Walter Bradley hold second with 1375. The event runs through July as part of the Summer Tournament schedule with 75 percent of 200 scratch handicap and prize payoffs tied to entries.
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Terrace
Frederick
Maryland
Bill Sites
Dick Sites
Cumberland
BPAA
Kegler
Zee Dinning
Walter Bradley
Distaff and Mixed Bowling Highlights At Terrace Lanes
Terrace Lanes hosted a bold week of bowling with standout female bowlers led by Charlotte Clem and Margarite Paulson. Clem posted a 574 series while Paulson fired a 247 game and a 545 series, both marking top efforts alongside Lois Gadberry and Miriam Oland with 555 sets. The event featured Friday Mixed Couples and various divisions with high games, sets, and team scores including The News posting 797 in a team game and 2042 in team set.
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Charlotte Clem
Margarite Paulson
Dick Colston
Kegler
Clem
Paulson
Mrs. Paulson
Lois Gadberry
Miriam Oland
the News
the Koontz’s
Bessy Ross
Harry's
Porter's
Arts Pharmacies
Bobby Fry
Phylis Fry
Walkersville Bowling News June Tourney results
In Walkersville Lanes over the weekend Bill Koontz Adamstown won first prize $80 with 608 pinfall by one pin margin. Frederick’s Billy Mann took $40 with 607, Rosie Brown $26 with 592, Bill Kidwiler $585 and Larry Watkins $582. Several high single games noted including 171, 169, 166. Multiple leagues recap weekly standings and high game/set leaders across mixed, ladies, and husband wife divisions.
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Walkersville Lanes
Bill Koontz
Adamstown
Billy Mann
Frederick
Rosie Brown
Bill Kidwiler
Brunswick
Larry Watkins
17000 In County Have Blue Cross Coverage
About 17000 Frederick County employees are covered by the Maryland Blue Cross Plan. The Maryland Blue Cross Plan reported the number of Marylanders covered.
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Frederick County
Ice Cross
Maryland Blue Cross Plan
Regional BPAA Duckpin Championship Set for June 21
Village Lanes teams Dorsey Meats Kelly's Mill and R Rogers Nicklas qualified for the regional BPAA Team Handicap Championship at Long meadow Bowl Hagerstown on June 21 starting at 2 p.m. Teams from Duckpin centers across Western Maryland Southern Maryland and West Virginia compete for regional titles and a chance at the national finals in Norfolk July 18 with a top prize of 1000 in each division.
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Longmeadow Bowl
Hagerstown
Dorsey Meats
Kelly’s Mill
R. Rogers Nicklas
Maryland
West Virginia
Norfolk
Village Lanes Summer Leagues Open With Mixed and Men’s Play
Village Lanes begins its Summer Leagues with an all men’s league at 7 30 p m on Monday and several mixed and family leagues through the week. Top bowlers vie for trophies while programs include learn to bowl sessions and a Wednesday night men’s doubles league.
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Village Lanes
Early Birds
YBA
Arcade Duckpin Leagues Enter Weekend Tournament
A ten strike handicap tournament earns entries at Arcade Lanes this Saturday and Sunday starting 1 p.m. Each day 150 scratch. In 490 Club roll off Carbaugh Van Service beat G and L Bakery to become league champs. Kenny Lines sparked the final game to clinch. G and L Bakery and Char Ue's Painters lead Thursday with 8 points. Flock's Texaco Blue Diamonds and Night Hawks tied at 6. High game 139 by Warnie Main. high set 368 by Jim Price. In Men's Doubles Team 2 leads with 6 points. teams 5 and 10 followed with 5. High weekly game 156 by Ralph Kemp. high set 398 by Tom Harding. High team game and set by Chester Blank and Ralph Kemp 289 and 745. Defending champions Alice Blank and Bob Lee were defeated by Maggie Rice and Gil Stitley Jr. New champs did not win the jackpot but earned a trophy and return next week. Arcade Lanes to place two teams in BPAA tournament in Hagerstown next Sunday: Arcade Lanes and Red Men. GRANT APPROVED ANNAPOLIS AP A $146 000 grant for Havre de Grace sewage plant approved by Maryland Board of Public Works. Grant helps fund the $1.1 million project after controversy with city officials and State health officials.
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Carbaugh van Service
G & L Bakery
Kenny Lines
Char Ue’s Painters
Flock
Texaco
Blue Diamonds
Night Hawks
Warnie Main
Jim Price
Ralph Kemp
Tom Harding
Chester Blank
Alice Blank
Bob Lee
Maggie Rice
Gil Stitley Jr
Arcade Lanes
Hagerstown
Wayne Stevens
Richard Miskell
Eugene Brashears
Jim Willis
Dewey Crummitt
Red Men
Pierce Miller
Donald Baker
Mel Schwearing
Shorty Morgan
Seaman Merriman Jr. Arrives for Navy Aviation Study
Clarence M. Merriman Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Clarence M Merriman of Brunswick, arrived June 3 at the U S Naval Air Station Memphis Tenn for a year of study and has qualified for the Aviation Electronics Technician School He completed a 13 week Coast Guard recruit training at Cape May N J and spent ten days on leave He is a Brunswick High School class of 1960 graduate and attended Frederick Community College He was employed in the Potomac Edison Meter Department in Frederick for over two years before enlisting His address is Clarence M Merriman Jr S A 351-985 Company C 4th Battalion NATTC Naval Air Station Memphis Tennessee
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Seaman
Clarence M. Merriman Jr
Clarence M. Merriman
Brunswick
United States Naval Air Station
Memphis
Tenn
Seaman Merriman
Coast Guard
United States Coast Guard Training Center
Cape May
N.J
Brunswick High School
Frederick Community College
Meter
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Coast Guards
Rockville Team Wins State Tournament Here
Congressional Plaza team from Rockville won Maryland State Tenpin Bowling Championship at Terrace Lanes for a $1,500 nationals entry and $750 plus trophies. Finalists included Terrace Lanes and Finks of River Bowl. top scorers were Vern Ashbacher 634 and 1085, with a 3018 team set, the new state record.
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Congressional Plaza
Rockville
Maryland
Terrace Lanes
Wichita
Kan
Frederick
Terrace
Congressional
Vern Ashbacher
Maryland Champs
Jack Poole
Harry Loveland
Fritz Romeo
Ron Asbury
Ashbacher
Finks
River Bowl
Bethesda
Jerry Griffith
Melart Jewelers
Bing's Butchers
Glen Burnie
Jimmy
Ritchie
Hendrix Brothers
Hyattsville
Crawford Drywall Co
Kentland
Grant’s Market
Cumberland
Kent
al Amusement Co
Bel Air
Goldwater Backs Quiet Campaign vs Scranton Rival
Front running Sen. Barry Goldwater will avoid campaign attacks on Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania. He vetoed an adviser suggestion to label Scranton "the puppet candidate" and may consider Scranton as a potential vice presidential pick if he secures the nomination. Goldwater plans limited campaigning with 674 delegates pledged, above the 655 needed.
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Washim&con
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton
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Tenpin News
Thomas & Walter
Valente & Long
Showe & Reynolds
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Joe's Cleaners
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Orioles
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Buller’s Crown
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National Trail Liquors
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Claws
Rockets
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Pavison
David
Sally Minzgher
Bernice Brown
Betty Brandenburg
Barbara Cramer
Colston
Gene Warrenfeltz
Buck Jones
Bill Walter
Jack Reynolds
Harry Routzahn
Roggie Simmons
Ben's Watch Shop
Sheraton Tampa Inn
Fry's
Stup’s
Brown’s
Terry & the Pirate
Minzgher's
Routzehn
Coats
Kallaway - Browne
Miriam Gland
Koogle - Simmons
Woody's Cash Market
the Seattes
the Termites
Hillside Coal Co
Dan. Dee Motel
Betty Young's
Frederick Motor Co
Melvin M. Engle
Keefer
Misfits
Termites
Jacobson & Stars
Kenny Page
Ramblers
Taffy Seachrist
Idabelle Toms
Dottye Brookfield
Mary Ann Warner
Ethel Burrier
Walkersville ‘Bowling News
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Robbie Gilbert
Dot Rainier
Sharon Kyler
Evelyn Green
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Irene Mercer
Sharon
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Jean Grant
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Dot Keyser
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Husband & Wife
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Wilbur Hartsock
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Dick Kine
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Charles Hamilton
Roy Miller
Elmer
Hubert Winpigter
Bil Edwards
Coca — Cola
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Charles Clipp
Richard Danner
Tom Black
Ruby Black
Nancy Stoner
Duckpin News
Garanteed
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Blue Cross
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Ruby
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Springers
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Ava Stull
Havre de Grace
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Whiteway Inn
Bud Tunis
France
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