Arcade Duckpin Leagues results and junior league winner
Arcades Duckpin Leagues list team scores for Motor Co Kings Men, Whitesell Pharmacy, and others with high scores Roy Goodhart 232 in game Don O'Brien 524 set. Junior Straight Strikes win Terrace Lanes Optimist League by 12. Points top players include Butch Best 292 game Ike Rhoverick 539. State tournament set for June in Terrace Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Motor Co
Kings Mene
Whitesell Pharmacy
Ily
Kaemp & Harris
Frederick Gas Co
Keysers Well
Kemps Inc
Jack
Butch Best
Ike Rhoverick
Terrace Lanes
Glade Valley
Cramer's Five
Remnants
Western Maryland Trust Co
C. Oland
Meltzier Inc
Village Lanes
Kelly's Aag
High’s Dairy
Warren's
Duke's
Dan
Dee Country Inn
Jim Taylor
Cramer's
Mason
Linda Stup
Pat McCrillis
Lois Thomas
Charlotte Clem
Miriam Oqland
Eva Price
Blanche Eyler
Brandon
Mary Flair
Mildred Clem
Marsha Ernest
Harry
Butch) Shank
Petersen
Shank
Joel Jemski
Bob Pennington
Richard Branienburg
Don O Brien
Monocacy A Division champions crowned at Arcade Lancs
Gladhill Furniture quintet wins the Monocacy A Division league title. Schwearing tops Thursday Industrial league with a roll off against Coca Cola. Harmony Grove takes second place. The page includes team photos and scattered league notes about events and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duckpin
Happy Gladhill Furniture Quintet
Lancs
At & P.m. Schwearing
Coca Cola
Harmony Grove
Tha
A. Lan
Ah Oper
Village Lanes Duckpin Leagues Championship Pursuit
Village Lanes prepares for the first annual Visage Lanes Triple Header Club tournament on May 26 at 6 30 p m with a 1000 prize pool and 500 to the winner. Maryland state finals follow June 16 in Joppa Lanes Baltimore. Youth divisions crown Bantam and Youth champions with prizes and free instruction for beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visage Lanes
Maryland
Joppa Lanes
Baltimore
Quinn
Fox
All Village Lanes
Jeanne Quinn
Ronnie Powell
Randy Dorsey
Katie McConnell
Richard Hilton
Richard Pendleton
Steve Whalan
Wayne Fox
Donnie Stevens
Ronnie Fox
Mike Crist
Warnie Stevens
Dave Shankle
Jerry Campbell
Chet Baker
Frederck
Frederick County
BPAA
Bonn
Washington
Qvens
CL & Nes
Jim Harne
Jay
Chages TV
Which Way Did The Ball Go In Spare Leaves Study
From 1917 to 1952 the U S government paid hunters in Alaska a bounty to kill the bald eagle as a pernicious predator. More than 100 000 were slaughtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Alaska
Public Sale at Libertytown Auction Offers Household Goods
A community sale held at Libertytown on Route 26 near Frederick City features household goods, antiques, furniture, appliances, and tools. The event occurs Saturday May 25, 1983 at 11:00 am with warehouse access and private sale options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Frederick City
D.S
Frederick Washington County Tenpin Bowling Association Elects Officers
The Frederick Washington County Tenpin Bowling Association elected officers including John C. Warfield as president and L. C. Evans Bob Remus Ralph Kanade and Gary Payne as vice presidents. Roy Goodhart named secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes LeRoy Rodgers John Smith Louw Ughetto and Ed Jund. The group reported 1833 sanctioned male bowlers in 35 leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick- Washington County
John C. Warfield
L. C
Chuck
Fort Ritchie
Camp David
Fort Detrick
League Abc
League
ABC
Ed ‘Thomas
Pro Bowler Tour Opens In Towson Summer Event
Weber and Carter lead the PBA summerout kickoff at Johnny Unitas Calf Lanes Towson with a 192 entry field for a $20,400 prize and a $2,000 Pro-Am prize. The Baltimore event starts a 39 stop tour with over $1,000,000 in prizes as Dick Hoover heads the list alongside Andy Marzich Don Carter and Don Carter among stars expected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional Bowler’s Association
Johnny Unitas
Calt
Towson
Frederick Tenpin
Baltimore
Dick Hoo
Ver
Andy Marzich
Don Carter
Dick Weber
Harry Smith
Billy Welu
Ray Bluth
Weber
Kansas City
Inter Tour
Marzich
Carter
Major Tenpin League To Expand This Fall
The Major Tenpin League plans expansion in the fall following its first season. Details include new leadership with Neal Cochran elected president and tentative openings at facilities in Maryland. The report notes local teams and upcoming state tournament activity, with changes affecting the Washington area and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Tenpin League
Frederick
Town & Country
Maryland
Neal Cochran
Tess
Ashins
Washington
ABC
Health Center Duckpin Leagues conclude with Morgan's Lunch champions
The Industrial League wrapped Tuesday night with Morgan's Lunch champions by eight over Red Men. Health Center placed third. Shell Oil and Coca Cola tied for fourth. High scores included Russell Baker 444 and a 19 game, while Bug earns a high game chevron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Health Center
Shell Oil
Coca Cola
Russell Baker
Coca-Cola
Bug
Chevron
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Guy Weddle
Myersville
Lois Smith
Carroll Manor
Lois
Margaret Thomas
Francis Fogle
Betty Sheffler
Alice Scigliano
Thelma Hartsock
Betty Jeffers
Isabelle Fry
Virginia Crabbs
Treva Hane
Shirley Hutzell
Travelers
Howard Falconer
Bobby Minick
Mickey Dison
Cora Lea Jackman
Frederick Juniors Reach State Youth Bowling Finalists
Seven Frederick junior bowlers survived a moral elimination at Terrace Lanes to reach the Third Annual Youth Tournament state finals sponsored by the Maryland Tenpin Bowling Proprietors Association. June 8 at Terrace Lanes will determine Frederick representatives to the National Youth Championships in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Russell
Kenny Page
Frederick
Terrace Lanes
Maryland Tenpin Bowling Proprietors Association
Maryland
Ken Page
Ronnie Crum
Ronnie Summers
Dave Routzahn
Chick Thompson
Ike Rhalerick
Russell
Haves Aveerages
Halicap
King
Crum
Sumuaners
Boulgatin
Thompson
Rhoderick
Rhoderik
Marysland Bpa
BPAA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemp's
Alibis
Koontz’s
Pharmacies
Wolfe
Fisher's Bakery
Friendly Acre Pony Farms
Renn Pontiac
Trynards
Bennis David
Sally Mintghor
Virgil Currence
Bantam Fantastic Four
Flintstones
Eagles
Four Aces
Teamsters
Larry Snow
Jenn Kutchek
Fantastic Four
Phantoms
Avengers
Holy Rollers
Bush Bunnies
Aces Wild
Oilers
John Kutchak
Minor Petersen
Morgans
Simmons
Mercer
Blumenauer
Allison
Bell
Stup
Damsteegt
Guarig
Dudrow
Mathews
Masser
Roderick
Boob
Harry Shank
Cox Down
Buckeye
Fouthen
Saul
Bob Russell
Mike Rhoades
Bol Kefntuver
Page
Mopep Ag Petree Borer
Ernie Miller
Charlie Rentzel
Micky Cameron
Bob Rabinston
Dew Blumenauer
Uesday Industrial
Psaa
Maguecan Republic
Cneppensig
Mieses Omeni
SPTS
AMF
Thut
R. Rice
D. May
Ebert’s Dairy Bar
Helen's Beauty 'Nook
the Braves
Family Five
Gladnill Tractor
MD. Salvage Co
Shankle’s Restaurant
Aerojet Hawks
Aerojet Rockets
Johnny’s Amusements
Lawman
Frederick Iron Ando Steel
Mathers
Richard “Smith
INTER
Lovalettes
Valley Church
Morgan Chapel
Middletown Lutheran
Teynttes
Good Shepherd
Prospectors
S Lumber Co
Jackson’s Sox
Francis Scott Key
Haines Co
Mercer's Rexall
fAndel Garage
Dorsey’s Meats
Snurr’s Grocery
J. Zee Boner
Snore
Keiser
Dagar Nicklas
Geal Facms
Hansey’s & Motey
Feeadiy
Beaty Baers
C&p
Sersichal
Suarban CO
AEC
Tons
Jo Bares
Fenders Ee
Troe Cay Tet
Taye
Anaen
Ponton
Dill & PL M
CAT
Tenpin
DP Bowling
Tenpin Association
Minzghor
Sally Minzghor
Miriam Oland
Blanche Epler
Oland
Eyler
Patti
John Warfield
Weber and Carter
Samael
Bufo
Blassis
Wergtang
Nant
Lioness
Liperty
Ereges
Fred
Eche Waeer
Carepl Stanar
Man
CMD
Industptel Crema
OURS
Schley
Braddock Heights
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