Record Turnout Seen As Tenpin Tourney Moves Into Final Week
The Good Neighbor Handicap classic at Terrace Lanes in Frederick heads to its final weekend with the largest field yet. 75 locals began the preliminary rounds for four divisions, aiming for finals in Baltimore April 3-5 with a $2,100 prize fund and house prizes at Terrace Lanes.
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Frederick
Baltimore News- American
Terrace Lanes
Baltimore
Richard “Buck” Jones
Joe Eyler
Blanche Eyler
Dottie Blumenauer
Ervin ‘Ike’ Eisenhower
Jones
Walkersville Bowling News 400 Club Leaders Highlight Week
Alton Bunce Gilbert tops the 400 club with 435 at Walkersville Lanes, joined by Wimpy Whitmore 433 and Richard Arnold 433. Triple Header honors go to Gilbert 167, Warner 164, Hiltner 161, Crabbs 146, Snyder 145. Geraldine Black joins 375 Ladies Club with 390 set. Oscar Albaugh earns Big 50 Chevron. women winners include Nancy Albaugh 148 and Nancy Munshour 138. Men’s Traveling League shows Walkersville strong with 1728 pinfall to Pike’s 1708. League notes credit Gilbert 435 and Ramsburg 410 among top scores.
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Alton “Bunce
Gilbert
Walkersville
Charles “Wimpy” Whitmore
Richard Arnold
Donald Warner
Eddie Wantz
Glenn Ramsburg
Jack Wisner
Roy Hiltner
Harry Crutchley
Rodney van Sant
Harold Moser
Alton “Bunce” Gilbert
Donald Crabbs
Roy Snyder
Geraldine Black
Walkersville Lanes
Chevron
Oscar Albaugh
Nancy Albaugh
Nancy Munshour
Helen Powell
Pikeside
Paul Rhoderick
Bob Reed
Larry Grimes
Clark Keeney
Ray Dayhoff
Carling
Cramer
American
Ideal Farms Dairy
Superior Dairy Lunch
Jimi Taylor
Claude “Pop” Crum
Don Ausherman
Buck” Cramer
Austin Cannon
Austin L. Cramer
Heart Fund Bowling Tourney Nets $227
The Heart Fund Bowling Tournament held recently in local bowling establishments netted a total of $227, announced today by the Francis Scott Key Post No. 11 American Legion which conducted the event. 377 bowlers participated with proceeds turned over to the Heart Association. Winners include Walkersville Bowling Center with Charles Denon first and George Harris second, Village Lanes with Herman Brown Jr. first and Eugene R. Keister second, Arcade Bowling Center featuring Bernard Lenhardt first and Clarence Michael second, Health Center Bowling with Eleanor McClain first and Hesper Livestock second, and Terrace Lanes where Dennis Eyler took first and Ernest Brown second.
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Heart Fund
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
The
Heart Association
Bowlin Centers
Walkersville Bowling Center
Charles Denon
George Harris
Charles, Whitmore
Village Lanes
Herman Brown Jr
Rash Of Big Games In Terrace Lanes Tenpin Leagues
In Terrace Lanes last week men and women posted standout scores across leagues. Ed Thomas led with a 661 series and 267 single in the Major League, while Jim Filby Buck Jones and Ervin Eisenhower also posted high games. Cadet and other leagues saw Ken Page Dan Boone and Mrs. Clem among top scorers with multiple 500s and 600s in various divisions.
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Eyler
Paul Rhoderick
Kegler
Dorothy Blumenauer
Ed Thomas
Jim Filby
Buck Jones
Ervin Eisenhower
Charlie Flair
Ben
Tinker Michael
E. B. Shipley
Mac Remsberg
Donnie Neel
al Catsail
Hubert Gordon
Jerry Beck
Virgil Currence
Terrence Morgan
Cake
Charlotte Clem
Doris Kel Jer
Frederick Distaffers
Terrace Lanes
Keller
Blanche Eyler
Youth Holid ay Doubles opens at Terrace Lanes this Sunday
Sixty youth tenpin bowlers plan to enter the Youth Holiday Doubles tournament opening at Terrace Lanes next Sunday. The event features three handicap divisions based on ages 12 to 18, with entry open until April 5 and student pricing in effect. Additionally, notes mention other sports and local business listings from the period.
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Terrace Lanes
Terrace
West College Terrace
Commercial Bowling Totals and Standings Report
Suburban leagues list top scores from Friday night activity with high games by Michael Tinker 249 441 and team marks like East Coast Relay 1052. Clubs such as Woody’s Cash Market and Porters Grille show high team scores while individuals Nancy French 195 and Charles Flair 239 headline early birds and mixed couples events.
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Commercial Carling's
Shipley‘s Inc
Trout's Hardware
East Coast Relay
Duquesne
Economy Oil Co
Lt. Porter's Liquors
Beachley’s
Joe's Cleaner's
Cr. Bierly and Son
Roulzahn and Son
Blue Ridge News
National Liquor’s
McKenzie’s Bar-Grill
Tinker Michael
Rainier earns spot in pro duckpin tour in Martinsburg
Ron Rainier of Village Lanes tops Frederick County Major League in local qualifying and earns seed in the BPAA National Pro Duckpin Bowlers Tour in Martinsburg West Virginia April 4 and 5 with 64 starters and a $2,500 prize pool. Herman Brown defends high average crown among Frederick duckpin pros.
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Ron Rainier
Village Lanes
Frederick County
BPAA
Martinsburg
W. Va
Herman Brown
Frederick
Professional Bowlers Association
Arcade
Walkersville
Health Center
Norfolk
Health Center Duckpin Leagues Tie For First In Fort Detrick
In the Fort Detrick women league Uc and Atoms beat All Arounds four points to tie HiFi for first. Daffy Ducks moved to third with a three point win over Dots and Dashes. Individual high games include Jamice Babington 119 and Vivian Andrews 116. Art's A.C. rose to second in the Friday league with a four point win over Cole's Clowns. Health Center led by Shorty Morgan’s 163 high game and 384 high set posted a 621 team game while Bill's Market reached 1721 as the second league standings evolved. Northcool led the Sagner Inc mixed league by nine points after a four-win run over Northweave.
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Fort Detrick
Uc & Atoms
HiFi
Daffy Ducks
Dots '& Dashes
Vivian Andrews
Betty Mayo
Stockman
Lewis Hurst
Marshall Hooper
Porter’s Grill
Shell Oil
Bill’s
Health Center
Shorty Morgan
Don Morgan
Peanut Myers
Sparkey Cole
Pete Himes
Bill
Sagner Inc
Northcool
Village Lanes hosts Triple Header Club qualifying on May 24
A local special state tournament for Triple Header Club members will be staged at Village Lanes. The qualifier rewards a house champion who will go to the state finals to compete for up to $1,000 and other cash prizes. Over 120 Triple Headers have already been rolled this season, with Carroll Crum leading the list with six.
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Village Lanes
Carroll Crum
Village Lanes King and Queen Sweepstakes Rayon King Queen Titles
Janice Babington and Gil Thomas win weekly Village Lanes titles as participation grows. Babington sets a Queen record with 750 points and earns a handsome trophy after missing the Treasure Chest by a margin. Thompson garners ten silver dollars for a spare on the King’s Treasure Chest. Frank McCartney wins three silver dollars from the luck Frame. Sweepstakes set for Sunday at 5 pm with entrants limited to bowlers averaging 115 or less.
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Janice Babington
Gil Thomas
Janice
Gil
Frank McCartney
League bowling stars shine with weekly scores and awards
The note lists top performers from multiple leagues led by Wayne Crutchley with a 154 game and 378 series, Bob Pyles posting 165, Do ris Hiltner's 141, and John Kern's 90 89 88 oddity. It catalogs high games, high sets, and team totals across Glade Valley and many local groups, including Tuesday Industrial, Inter Church, and Wednesday Majors, with numerous business names and venues.
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Wayne Crutchley
Bob Pyles
Glade Valley
Doris Hiltner
John Kern
Bill Shankle
Walt
Bernie O’bryan
Edgar Dickensheets
Duckpin Bowling Leagues Update From Church and Industrial Leagues
Good Shepherd leads men in the Church League by five after a win over Middle Town Lutheran as Ed Clem posts 181. Buckeystown tops the Women’s Division with 19 points. Forest Grove drops four. Early Thursday sees Fort Derrick two back with Gene Kemp’s 190 and 429 set. Friday Industrial shows Misfits atop by four over Arcade Five and Colonial Music Shop. Austin Fogle 140/377. Blank’s Painters lead Early Monday with high awards for Audrey Blank and Dick Gosnell, who nets a 170/415 and a 50 chevron.
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Good Shepherd
Middletown Lutheran
Ed Clem Rolling
Buckeystown
Forest Grove
Frederick Lutheran
Mt. Pleasant
St. John’s
Lib Mercer
Nancy Moore
Genevieve Kelly
Ada Kinsey
Fort Derrick
Ramsburg
Gene Kemp
Gene
Misfits
Arcade Five
Colonial Music Shop
Austin Fogle
Jack Miller
Harold Moser
Wayne Stevens
Blank
Painters
Dukes
Audrey Blank
Dick Gosnell
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Audrey
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Pete Haugh
Rhoderick
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John Wallingford
Harold Basore
Thomas Brendle
Larry Stup
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Sas
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Rockville
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We Four
Ben's Watch Shop
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Hetsy Ross
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Charles Filair
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Western Maryland Trust
High's Dairy
Don Rice Tire Co
Warren’s Men’s Shop
Dan Dee Country Inn
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Ralph Dyer
Coblentz and Main
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M. J Grove
Harp Gilbert
D. Lee Keller
Kaempf & Harris
City Auto Parts
Pepsi Cola
Smitty’s Restaurant
Gastley’s
Bernie O'Bryan
Edgar Dicken
Wonocacya National Bol
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Inter Church Valley
Baptist
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Grace Reform
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Hallie Buchman
Charles Prichett
Ronocacy Duckpine
M. Cowell, Inc
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Jefferson Trading Post
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Dick & Bob Crown Service
Kline‘s Repair Service
Harold's
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Wahl Auto Heating
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Buzz Beachley
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Walt Cramer
Sonny Hilderbrand
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