Koontz Posts 510 in Monocacy Bowling League
Bill Koontz led Farmer's & Mechanics Bank with a 510 set on lanes at Village Canes, including 148 193 and 169 games. Teammate Bill Ramsburg added tallies, while Irv Shankle led Meitzler's with 405. Multiple 400s and notable scores across leagues are listed.
Cramer's American Champs In Glade League Showdown
Cramer's American led by Charlie Lake and Dale Smith rolled a 697 game 1927 set to top Skyline Realty Co. in the Glade Valley A League crown race. Skyline chief Bill Koontz posted a 192 game and 460 set while Irv Shankle contributed 385 as Cramer's edged toward the title.
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Cramer
Glade
Skyline Realty Co
Glade Valley
Skyline
Bill Koontz
Irv Shankle
Charlie Lake
Dale Smith
Bob Cahill
Charlie
Dale
Bob
Shultz
Don Ausherman
Skip Wenzel
Brown
Paul Kolb
Chauncey
Herman
Paul
Bill Monath
Skip’s Tavern
Stottlemyer
Cline
Lenore
Pump & Tank Service
Judy Rudy
Prospect Barber Shop
Sue Sandower
Warner’s Painting
Gates Variety Store
Jenny Zittle
Bobbette Shafer
Marlene Banks
Kehne
Citgo
Kehne’s
Peg’s Ceramics
Lawson
Saum's Jewelers
Larry Lawson
Saum’s Jewelers
Nick Moser
Binky Sines
Nick
Binky
John Dinterman
Gary Smith
Village Barber Shop
George Cramer
Harold
Esso
Mack
Dick Cramer
Harold’s
Dick Greenawailt
Frederick Automotive
Jim Reeder
Craig Rice
Snurr’s Liquors
Eyler
Veading
Dick Brashears
Bobby Woods
Gene Rippeon
NEW Market I
Grange
New Market
Maurice Wiles
Skip Summers
Tom Ford
Carroll Manor
Tomad
Rich Helwig
Singanore
Jim Roderick
Jo Zimmerman
Maurice
Jim
Shirley Zimmerman
Wilfred Runkles
Pete Summers
Bowers BP
Loveless
Casa Linda
Hilda Hane
Stull Dougherty
Emily Hobgood
K & K Masonry
Emily
Sally Bartgis
Hilda
Ann Loveless
Happy Go Luckies
Mae Love
Greg Leikus
Debbie Main
Gary Rhoderick
Darryl Rippeon
David Hahn
Jenny Bartgis
Judy Moulder
Marcia Baker
Vicki O’bryan
Ray Ramsburg
Vicki
Ray
Kathy Landis
Jeff Crone
Laura Mulcahey
Carol Lydard
Beth Wagner
Mark Grossnickle
Mike Woods
Mike
Brian Atkinson
Paula Koontz
Mark Hahn
Bob Pendergraft
Eustalco
Roy Wivell
Baptist
Sarah Babington
Cappello
Tydings Wins Delegate Victory in Maryland Primary
In Maryland’s 1st Congressional District the Eastern Shore backed George Wallace for president while former senator Joseph D. Tydings won the largest share among 26 delegate candidates running uncommitted to the Democratic National Convention. Wallace carried the district about four to one over Hubert Humphrey. Robidoux placed 16th.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George Wallace
Joseph D. Tydings
Alabama
Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Tydings
U.S
Brian Martin Robidoux
Laurel Votes For McGovern After Wallace Shooting
Laurel Maryland reported results showing George McGovern ahead with 1311 votes to Wallace 1177 and Humphrey 735 after seven precincts. In Prince George's County Wallace led 26856 to 18343 with 117 of 127 precincts reporting.
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Baltimore
Laurel
Alabama
George C. Wallace
George McGovern
Washington
Ft. George G. Meade
National Security Agency
Goddard Space Flight Center
McGovern
South Dakota
Wallace
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Prince George’s County
Humphrey
Wednesday and Friday League Bowling Scores and Leaders
Sarah led Wednesday Nite Ladies with 143 381. Charles Ausherman topped Wednesday Civic with 151 392. Friday 6 30 League saw Warnie Stevens and Austin Wood tie 394 sets. Velma OBryan led Wednesday Morning Ladies with 361. Rick Buza led Tuesday Industrial with 431 for Cozy Restaurant aided by John Mercer 396. Other top scores included George Devilbiss 420 Holmes Nutron 391. Pete Jewell 175 400. Edgar Dickensheets 395. Vonnie Weller 391. Cozy Restaurant and City Auto Parts shared second half win with Maryland National Bank leading.
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Att Koontz
Farmer's & Mechanics
Bill Koontz
Farmer's & Mechanics ‘Bank
Bill
Village Canes
Walkersville
Ramesburg
Bill Ramsburg
Carroll Crum
Bower
B. P
Irv Shankle
Meitzler
Meitzler’s
Jefferson Democratic
Sam Fox
Brown
Chauncey
Herman Brown
Herman
Wayne Stevens
Skip's Tavern
Don Young
Lee
Ray Morgan
Red Horse
Max Troxell
King’s
Lenhart
M. A. Oland
Joe Lenhart
Joe
Edward Keister
Paul Kolb
Village Lanes
W. E. Mathews
Ron Harrison
Kim Reeder
Horn Electric Co
Don Ausherman
Ralph Kemp
Rippeon
Don
Ralph
Gene Geisler
Crutchley
Hamburg Pace
Harry Crutchley
Claude Hamburg
Harry
City Auto Parts
Claude
Kaempf & Harris
G. W. Black
Gary O’bryan
Marty Naugle
Gary
Marty
Dick Sliger
H. G. Tyeryar
Gil Bohn
Potomac Edison
Dick Getzendanner
Bittle Electric Co
MD. National Bank
Shook
Ballanger
Steve Shook
Pomona Grange
Steve
Dick Garst
Midway
New Market
Charles Cline
Jim Burall
Charles
Jim
Jake Kehne
Glade Valley
Richard Helwig
Singapore
Glenn Burall
Miller & Jones
Paul Miller
Clay
Paul
Whitey Englebrecht
Barry Jones
C. L. Blank
Bev Wharam
Blanks
Barbara Duncan
Donnie Weller
Paul Droneburg
Chip Jewell
Chip
SURGE
Nan Lee Beauty Shop
Alice Blank
Russ Rice
Mike Loche
Alice
Judy Rudy
Judy
Prospect Barber Shop
JoAnn Butts
Todd Steelers
JoAnn
National
Sarah
Charles Ausherman
Charles Rolls
Duffy’s Cafe
Warnie Stevens
Austin Wood
Warnie Rolls
Horn Electric
Austin
Rippeon’s
Velma O'Bryan
Fabric Shop
Velma
Buza
COZY
Rick Buza
Rick
John Mercer
George Devilbiss
Holmes Nutron
George
Holmes
Pete Jewell
Edgar Dickensheets
Bob Pendergraft
Jefferson Trading Post
Aroneburg
Vonnie Weller
Maryland National Bank
H. G. Tyergar
Cozy Restaurant
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Frederick City
E. Paul Magaha
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick
J. V. Coblentz
the Club
Marshall E. Long Jr
W. Delphey Handley
The
Cedric H. Smith
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