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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1964

Page

9

John Smith Dominates Local Bowling Leagues With High Averages

John Smith leads a stellar season at oe Terrace Lanes posting averages above 184 in four leagues. He totaled 622 in the Mason-Dixon league and 185 overall, while Charlie Wilks, Mac Remsberg, and Dick Colston also highlit the week with 643, 623, and 622 series respectively. Robert Russell’s 658 in the Cadet League topped weekly high scores.

John Smith Smith Charlie Wilks Mac Remsberg Dick Colston Remsberg Colston Hagerstown Melart Jewelers Jack Krantz Bill Hammonfree Robert Russell Leonard Markle John Hahn Harry Routzahn Jim Chase Pete Haugh Don Shipley Bill Molesworth Bill Kelley Stanley Fry Bob Harper Gary Payne

Distaff bowling stars pace Terrace Lanes league play

Barbara Cramer Shirley McThenia and Miriam Oland lead in Terrace Lanes action with multiple high sets. McThenia posted the week’s high 567, Cramer added a 564, and Oland logged several 500-plus series including a 555. Other top totals included 538 to 533 by various teammates.

Barbara Cramer Shirley McThenia Miriam Oland Mrs. McThenia Miss Cramer

Pro Am Bowling honors for Jim Chase in Frederick event

Jim Chase wins $75 in the Pro Am portion of the John Unitas Baltimore PBA Open held at Colt Lanes. Frederick bowler teamed with Jim Bernotas to post a 567 scratch set with 66 pins handicap for a 28th place finish. Doris Keller also cashed $250 after placing second in the ladies division. The Colt Lanes event drew crowds as Tommy Tuttle of North Carolina won $4,000, with pro action moving next to Princeton New Jersey for a $32,000 tour stop.

Frederick John Unitas Baltimore Jim Chase Kegler Jim Bernotas Bernotas Doris Keller Colt Lanes Tommy Tuttle North Carolina Dallas Tuttle Dick Downey

Walkersville Handicap Tournament Dominates Local Bowling Scene

The 10th annual Walkersville Handicap Tournament at Walkersville Lanes attracted 151 entrants with a $632 prize pool. Dick Buxton won first prize with a 775 total as Ralph Krug and Joe Bitner followed in second and third. Louise Myers led the women with 735. The report highlights multiple 400-plus scores across leagues, top figures, and award winners from the weekend event.

Walkersville Walkersville Lanes Dick Buxton Albany Ralph Krug Union Bridge Joe Bitner Hagerstown Louise Myers Taneytown

Village Lanes Duckpin News

The Village Lanes traveling team defeated Arcade 1761 to 1702 as Keith Duncan opened with a triple header in the first game and Sam O Bryam led the final frame with 151. Village Lanes Junior All Stars beat Brunswick Juniors 72 pins with Irving Shankle Jr. scoring 350 while Bob Knight led Brunswick with 319. A return match is scheduled at Village Lanes Sunday at 1 30 p.m.

Village Lanes Keith Duncan Sam O'Bryan Brunswick Irving Shankle Jr Bob Knight Brunswick Boys Pomona Orange League Catherine Condon Lamar O'Hara Paul Welty

Village Averages Rise As League Sees Heated Second Half

High averages climb as competition tightens in the league. Leaders for both men and the junior division show strong marks based on at least two-thirds of the season remaining. The second half championship heats up as more games roll in.

Cutsail and Weller Win Honors in Village Lanes Sweepstakes

Ruth Cutsail, 107 average bowler, set a 640 high in the Silver Dollar Sweepstakes at Village Lanes on Sunday. Louis Weller claimed the King’s crown with 550 points and a $43.25 first-ball strike prize. both chest prizes remain unclaimed as the series grows. Frank Soper held the Lucky Ticket and won three silver dollars for bowlers 115 and under.

Ruth Cutsail Ruth Louis Weller Frank Soper

Bowling League Standings and Highlights Across Multiple Clubs

League highlights show Boyers Inn edging ahead of King's Floor Service by one point in the 570 League. Numerous players posted high sets and games across Monocacy B and A Leagues, Wednesday Majors, Ladies and Industrial divisions, with Nicklas and Farmettes top in Wednesday Nite Ladies and Pepsi-Cola leading Industrial. Duckpin oddities and long list of top scorers fill the page as teams like Chi-Mar and Jefferson Trading Post compete for second place in tight standings.

Boyer’s Inn King’s Bill Lewis Kelly’s Mails High's Village Lanes Coblentz Main Western Maryland Trust Company R. R. Nicklas Ideal Farms A. M. Cowell Jefferson Trading Post Frederick Gas Chi - Mar Hilda Gordon Annabell Eyler Johnny's Amusements Thelma Straw Mabel Nicklas Charlotte Crum Delores Hahn

Strobel Fires 419 in Glade Valley League Set

Bill Strobel of the Music Makers in the Glade Valley A League posted a 131 126 162 to win the week’s high score with a 419 set. He also recorded three 400s and a 72 game 120.30 average in the Blue Ridge League. other leaders included Bill Lewis 409 Herman Brown 404 Calvin Pearl 392 Dick Smith 392 Ed Keefer 383. In the Tuesday Industrial League Bill Hahn and Bud Bruchey rolled 385 and 388 sets.

Strobel Bill Strobel Cramer’s ‘“‘Music Makers Glade Valley Bill Blue Ridge Bill Lewis Herman Brown Calvin Pearl Dick Smith Ed Keefer Bill Hahn Bud Bruchey

Various League Standings and Scores In Local Duckpin Circles

Intra Church League leads Good Shepherd by one point at 19 with Middletown Lutheran at 18. Early Monday League ties Blank's Painters and Wash-0- Clean at 22. Duke's and Ideal Farms at 19. Forest Grove leads Women's Church with 16. Church of the Brethren at 14. Lions League top is Liberty Unionville No. 1 with 73. Carroll Manor 59. Ramsburg’s Coffee Shop leads Early Thursday League at 28 with Fort Detrick at 27. Blue Diamonds dethrone Jones Gulf in 490 Club. Misfits top Friday Industrial at 26 with Arcade Five and Flock's Texaco at 22. High games and sets noted across leagues, including several players with 150+ games and 380+ sets. New bowling champs on Sunday nights are Snooky Harris (ladies) and Chet Baker Jr. (men).

Good Shepherd Middletown Lutheran Jack Crampton Chester Baker Painters Duke’s Ideal Farms Chester Bernie Warfield Paul Devilbiss Merril Schultz Dick Gosnell Waldo Ricketts Donald Baker Gill Stitley Forest Grove Pat James Marsha Remsberg Evangeline House Bernadetta Miss Nannie Mantz Lorraine McKinney Jerry Hilderbrand Liberty Unionville No. 1 Carroll Manor Jake Hamilton Ramsburg Fort Detrick Bill Naille Bill Guy Weddle Blue Diamonds Jone Jones Harvey Morgan Bernie Fogle Pete Morgan Gene Winpigler Poodles Kline Bill Burras Ray Morgan Henry Culler Merkle Fogle Misfits Arcade Five Flock Texaco Wayne Stevens Lewis Jacobs Billy Wiles Tommy Ramsburg Franny Ashton Bob Lee Guy Ramsburg Jack Miller Lee Moss Schwearing Barber Shop Arcade Tom Harding Schwearing

Health Center Duckpin Leagues Update Across Local Circuits

Mary Boyer led Health Center with a 153 game and 364 set in Myersville for the Lioness League. Lois Smith and Margaret Thomas posted notable scores. Carroll Manor led the high team game at 576. Fort Detrick Women’s League saw HiFi’s lead narrow as Up Atoms won three. Sagner Inc Mixed and Urbana Mixed track standings with high games, sets, and chevron awards foregrounded.

Mary Boyer Myersville Lois Smith Carroll Manor Margaret Thomas Betty Jeffers Marge Verdi Snooks Harris Jo Ann Crum Thelma Hartsock Carroll Manor Ladies Morgan Stockman’s Cole Mathews & Davis Ken Harding Marshall Hooper Buddy Biddinger Fort Detrick HiFi Up & Atoms Daffy Ducks Ethel Cooper Louise Trout Alfernia Dailey Barbara Brown Vernice Mack Dottie Blank Betty Potts Bill Porter’s Grill Shell Oil Health Center Horace Dinterman Ralph Kemp Atlee Compher Lefty Warrenfeltz Popeye Gross Sagner Inc Northcool Peso Pluma Englishtown Travelers North Park Myrtle Bagent Fae Grossnickle Urbana Bill Ramsburg Araby II N.D.B.C Connie Shafer Jeanette Lenhart Delores Harper Francis Kling Charlotte Ausherman

Detrick Bowling Winter Mixed Results

Corky Cloverleaf Shell led a mixed bowling event with Cloverleaf Shell at 56 and Anderson Dish at 35. Gem Cleaners posted 51 while Merry Mac's and One Hour Martinizing showed 484 percent. The Anchors 41 and The Four Cs 29 rounded out a varied scorecard. J Seck posted a high game 213.

Anderson Gem Cleaners Merry Mac’s Garman's Texaco The Anchors C’s Shipley’s Sporting Goods the Ma Bees Saints and Sinners the Mets J. Seck da Casta DB. Kennedy J. Back OD. Kennedy

Tawes Deflects Credit for Cambridge Food Program Decision

In Cambridge, Senator Daniel B Brewster D Md said he did not order federal surplus food distribution. Governor Tawes made the decision. He told Dorchester County officials he supported the governor’s plan but left the decision to Tawes alone.

Cambridge Daniel B. Brewster D-Md Gov Tawes Brewster M. Baker Robbins Dorchester County Commissioners

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Christ Donald Curtis Lawrence Smith Marty Naugle Dick Kline Hank Lenhart Duckpin News Laners Tri-State A. Gilbert Ernie Watkins Cutsail Weller Ray Sandower Eugene Burdette Nick Halon Bowling Indians Charles Crutchley Harry Pearce H. E. Snapp Linden Hills Snowberger Olds C. Oland Metzler Burdette Bros Winchester Showberger Olds F. Turner A. 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