River Bowl Hosts Youth Champs Maryland Bowlers Gather
Maryland sends Eddie Kirk 18 Bethesda Mike Holland 17 Hillcrest Heights and Kim Kargaard 17 Severn to BPAA National Youth Bowling Championships at River Bowl Bethesda. Frederick juniors Russell Best 16 and Musselwhite also performed well. Don Rice Bethesda 16 leads state boys handicap while Karen Nordenson Bethes da tops girls. Nationals offer $10500 scholarships with top $2000 in each class.
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BPAA
Eyler Family Leads Terrace Lanes Scoring Spotlight
Mrs Blanche Eyler and son Dennis top weekly scoring at Terrace Lanes in the Wednesday Summer Mixed Couples circuit. Blanche rolled 205,180,199 for a 584 series to pace women. Dennis posted 200,187,231 for a 618 series in Mixed Doubles. Larry Shank also shines with standout totals across leagues, including high team and individual marks in various divisions.
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Dennis
Terrace Lanes
Eyler
Tenpin Center
Larry Shank
Bowling Men Face Antitrust Suit
The Department of Justice antitrust division filed a civil suit in U S District Court against the Bowling Proprietors Association of America Inc. The 6150 member group faced Sherman Act charges claiming a 1951 conspiracy with various associations individuals firms and corporations to restrain and monopolize interstate trade in commercial bowling establishments.
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New York
Anti- Trust Division
Department of Justice
U.S. District Court
Bowling Proprietors Association of America, Inc
Crown Cars of Hagerstown Lead Bowling Standings
The MF team Crown Cars of Hagers town and The Redmen from Arcade Lanes finished second in the men s division with a 1997 score. Dorsey s Meats and Kelly s Mills also placed in the money. The champions earn automatic seeding to the National BPAA team finals in Norfolk Virginia on July 18. Top women s prize is 1000 and men seek 3250 with 100 for last place. The champion women s team features Mabel Nicklas Fran Sparks Eileen Mercer Pearl Keister and Ruby Black.
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Hagerstown
Redmen
Arcade Lanes
Dorsey's Meats
Village Lanes
Kelly’s Mills
Norfolk
Mabel Nicklas
Fran Sparks
Eileen Mercer
Pearl Keister
Ruby Black
Arcade Duckpin Leagues Show Strong Weekend Performances
In the Monday Doubles League Blank and Kemp led with 8 points as three teams tied at 7. Wayne Stevens rolled the high individual game 149 and Ronnie Cramer the high set 414. Chester Blank 402 and Stevens 399. Ramsburg and Stevens 274 and Blank and Kemp 796. Summer Thursday League sees Flock's Texaco leading with 12, Blue Diamonds and Night Hawks tied at 10. Merhle Fogle 145 high game, Mike Lawson 384 high set. BPAA regional at Long Meadow Bowl in Hagerstown saw Arcade teams excel. Redmen second with 1997 overall, Crown Cars of Hagerstown won with 2022, R. J. Nicklas from Frederick won ladies, Maggie Rice and Gil Stitley lost in Bowl the Champ but trophies went to Gloria Rice and Jim Price. Ten strike tournament at Arcade: Bob Lee first, Billy Mann second, John Smith third, Pete Flair fourth. Mann's 247 in final game, Lee total 662 with handicap 48.
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Chester Blank
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Merhle Fogle
Mike Lawson
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Donald Baker
Maynard Hamilton
Tom Harding
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Frederick
Maggie Rice
Gil Stitley
Gloria Rice
Jim Price
Jim
Gloria
Bob Lee
Billy Mann
John Smith
Pete Flair
Bob
Billy
Uniform uniforms for loop prompts minor league clubs
Florida State League president George MacDonald criticized major league clubs for supplying old or parent team uniforms to minor league teams. He cited Lakeland wearing Detroit gear and urged clubs to use uniforms bearing their own town names to boost local interest.
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Lakeland
Fla
George MacDonald
Florida State League
Detroit
Village Lanes Duckpin News High scores rise in summer leagues
Village Lanes reports top scorers with Bill MacMullen 172 game 372 set and Ed Shelton 171 406. Tom Doody finishes first season with Triple Header 167 and Big 50 Award. Friday Nite Mixed League features John Keeney 148 372 and Irene Reeder Jackie Hash win Big 40. Plans for a 1964-65 ten team Major League with prize pool near 3950 and strong team participation.
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Bill MacMullen
Ed Shelton
Tom Doody
John Keeney
Irene Reeder
Jackie Hash
Village Lanes
Record Setters Highlight Village Lanes Bowing Season
In the Maryland State Triple Header and BPAA Regional Team Handicap at Village Lanes, Bernard Wright set a Village Lanes high with 478, near ties by Bill Bradley at 474. Three 200 games led by Chip Cline and others, with notable all spare games and awards for outstanding bowlers and organizations.
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Bernard “Sock” Wright
Walt Cramer
Sock
Bill Bradley
Wright
Chip Cline
Ralph Harbaugh
Chip
Bernie O'Bryan
Ronnie Cramer
Walkersville Bowling News Mixed Doubles and Leagues Standings
Walkersville bowls report reveals Sharpies leading Tuesday night mixed doubles with 9 points and Duck's second at 7, while Kenny May tops high game 139 and high set 384. Sociables lead Wednesday with 11 points, Claude Pop Crum posting 166 and 390. Thursday Husbands and Wife A division shows Dot and Austin Keyser top with 9, Gloria and Russ Rice Jr second at 8, high set 403 by Ron Rainier, and Doris Edwards and Trene Schultz tied for first in B division with 9.
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Carroll Crum
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Dick Kline
Walkersville
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Jane
Janet
Bonnie
Ralph Linton
Maggie Russ Rice Sr
Betty
Ron Reinier
Dodle
Dick Buxton
Ron Rammer
Maggie
Russ Rice Sr
Marathon golf feat tests endurance at Walnut Grove
Bill Blankenship, 51, a cigarette and phonograph vendor, played seven 18 hole rounds on Monday at Walnut Grove for 126 holes totaling 613 strokes. He started at 4:55 am after four hours sleep and finished 15 hours 35 minutes later with 27 pars and two birdies. He used three golf balls, missing two, and walked 2414 miles during the day.
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Hal McCoy
Dayton Journal Herald
Dayton, Ohio
Bill Blankenship
Walnut Grove
Blankenship
Reapportionment Ruling Sparks Conservative Doubt Across Legal Field
The June 15 Supreme Court ruling ordering state legislative apportionment by population draws concern from liberal lawyers and scholars who argue for considering geographic, historic, and economic factors. Critics say the decision relies on a simple one man, one vote formula and may lack sufficient constitutional justification. Some defendants predict the court’s trend toward broad aims may outpace solid reasoning, while others defend the impact of landmark changes.
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Washington
Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
United States
America
High Court
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