Terrace Lanes Tenpin News Team Handicap Nears Climax
The BPAA Team Handicap eliminations at Terrace Lanes head into a decisive stretch with five new teams joining the top tier after last weekend. About 50 local entrants so far, 15 more expected Saturday, with state finals spots up for grabs in Maryland. Rockville Glass leads the field with 3118 gross, while Bakter's Crown Service and Melart Jewelers push toward top positions. The state champion earns 750 cash plus 1500 Nationals entry. National champion receives 7500. Final qualifying rounds occur Saturday with 2, 4:30, 7 and a 9:30 death-by-action squad.
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Butler's Crown Service
Melart Jewelers
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Crown Service
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Eddie Blumenauer
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H. B. Duvall
Harold Stilwell
L’banditos
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Mac Remsberg
Gene Warrenfeltz
Tenpin Summer Leagues Begin at Terrace Lanes
Terrace Lanes launches a new spring and summer tenpin season with mixed couples doubles and a men’s scratch triples league. Openings remain for teams and individuals in Tuesday and Friday leagues as last week’s scores highlight strong play with multiple 250 plus games and a 645 series by Mac Remsberg and 262 by Charlie Flair.
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Dave Koogle
Charles Sheppard
Mac Remsberg
Remsberg
Gene Warrenfeltz
Health Center Duckpin Leagues Race For Lead
Morgan's Lunch tops Stockman's Five by four in Friday Nite Late League as Art's AC splits with Hooper's Livestock to seize second. Hooper posts 371 in a 363 from Tom Wills. Industrial League tight as Health Center holds a one point edge at 79. Bill's Market beats Health Center to move second. Baker brothers shine with 384 set and 148 single. Northenol eyes the Sagner Inc Mixed tally while Peso Pluma slips to second as North Park and Travelers contend.
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Local Bowling Event Results Highlight All-Events and Singles
The article notes Poe Post y wT NG B and others earning prize money in All-Events and Singles divisions. Betty Gra bill, a lefthander, placed second in All-Events with 1879 total earning 65 dollars, close to the winner by 17 pins. Howard Green Jr. won first in the Handicap Tournament with 100 dollars, while Don West took 50 dollars and Joe Bitner 30 dollars in top placements.
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Alice Hammontree
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Miriam Oland
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Taneytown
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Joe Bitner
Donald Byard
Emmitsburg
Jim Garton
Howard Wenner
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Grimes Wins 123 Dollar Arcade Bowing Jackpot
Arcade Bowling Lanes hosted Bowl-The-Champ with Arcade Larry Grimes winning a 123 prize after a strike. Grimes advances seeking a new jackpot next week while Snooky Harris and Bernie Warfield fell to Alice Rice and Wilbur Hartsock who also earned trophies.
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Walkersville Bowling News Recaps High Sets and Club Awards
Jim Martin led with 445 and 404 in high sets at Walkersville. Scorers included Larry Grimes 422 Claude Pop Crum 409 Glenn Dayhoff 402 Jack Wisner 401 and Austin Can non 400. Triple Header honors went to Robert Weddle Hubert Brown Larry Grimes and Buddy Bowers with notable games and strikes.
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Pete Flair
Albert Wastler
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Joe Lenhart
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Austin “Peg” Cannon
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Weddle and League Leaders Dominate Bowling Night
Weddle racks up 164 high for a 374 set as Charles Main also posts 374. Multiple bowlers across leagues post high sets and games including Larry Shepley 371, Raymond Crum 369, Doris Lare 342, Eleanor Clem 336, Glenn Dayhoff 402, and Francis Shoemaker with 336. Standings shift in Tuesday through Friday leagues as Glade Valley leads, and Kevin's Team clinches Bantam League in 1963-64.
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John Kline
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Wilhide
le Gore Lime
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Ethel Hoover
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Ed Wantz
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Larry Grimes
Jesse Marshall
Skip Dorsey
Buddy Bowers
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Edith Myers
Charles Eaves
Dave Glass
Glade Valley Bantam League
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Frederick Church of the Brethren win duckpin title at Village Lanes
The Frederick Church of the Brethren men’s team captured the championship for the second year running in a Saturday event at Village Lanes. Eighteen church teams from Baltimore Washington Arlington and Frederick competed. Ray Sandower 359 and Harry Wolfe 355 led the champs with C Dutrow J Wilson and Pete Ausherman among others. Larry Shepley earned high individual game honors, Earl Butts of Hagerstown won the high set trophy. Helen Fitzgerald Arlington led the women’s side with the high game trophy and Mrs. F Jones Baltimore won the high set trophy. Next year’s tournament will be in Washington.
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Hagerstown
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Village Lanes Hosts Triple Header Tournament May 17
The local triple header event at Village Lanes on May 17 offers a $1,500 prize for the state entry winner. Over 220 triple headers bowled this season, with similar totals last year. King and Queen Ruth Catsail and Pierce Alexander won trophies, with Ruth up ten and Pierce up fifty. Chip Cline’s 770 is the high score. New weekly lucky frame drawings increase winner chances to four. Start time moved to 7 p.m. Winners this week were Ruby Black and Mark Butler, each earning $5. about $200 in prizes paid out to date.
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Pierce Alexander
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Ruth
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Bill's Corner Market sweeps to second-half league title
Bill's Corner Market dominates Norge Village to cap the second half in the Wednesday Nite Commercial League. They earn a roll-off against Byron Rice Gulf for the championship as Bill Tyergar leads with 140 and 370. Norge Village and Wolfsville No 1 tie for second.
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