Terrace Lanes Opens Summer Bowling Leagues With Strong Starts
The Terrace Lanes summer leagues began with standout scores from Miriam Oland and Alice Hammontree. Hammontree posted a 592 series in the Wednesday Mixed Couples League, while Oland opened with two 570-plus sets and a 576 in the Friday Mixed. Men led by Monte Nakano with an 831 four-game series in Major Doubles, and Carol Haller Tunnerup notching 619. Other top scores included Simmons, Flair, and Cramer in various events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Oland
Alice Hammontree
Mrs. Hammontree
Mrs. Oland
Nancy French
Helen Wilhide
Connie Hoffman
Jo Ann Koogle
Barbara Cramer
Monte Nakano
Nakano
Kingpits
Dan Dee Sotel
Woody's Cash ‘Narket
Hillside Coal Co
the Temuites
Frederick Motor Co
Betty Youngs Beauty Shop
Misfits
the Yove's
Keefer’s Siauors
Color Craft
Mealy
M Engle
the Beatles
Untouchables
Alice Hammon
Tree
Bernard Simmons
Lernard Simmons
Summer Youth Bowling Leagues Open At Terrace Lanes
Forty youngsters sign up for a summer tenpin program at Terrace Lanes with registration Saturday at 10 am. Four per team, divided by age groups, shoes provided, and the youth league rate in effect. Championship of the Professional Bowlers Association returns to New York with a $60,000 prize. Defending national champion Billy Hardwick, 22, leads after a standout season with $18,000 in earnings and three titles on the winter and spring tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Lanes
Professional Bowlers Association
New York
Billy Harwick
Harwick
New York Bowling Writers Association
Hardwick
Bluth Weber Win Doubles Title At St Louis Bowli ng
Ray Bluth and Dick Weber captured their fourth BPAA National Men's Doubles title in St Louis winning the $2,500 first prize. Despite not posting the best record in the eight-team field they toppled more pins, with Team Shemiz and Dick Downey finishing second 17 pins behind Tommy Tuttle and Lou Frantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bluth
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Shemiz
River Edge
N. J
Dick Downey
Bloomfield
Tommy Tuttle
Lou Frantz
Bluth
Weber
Can Women Regain Love and the Bowler's Perfect Games
Dorothy Dix advises a wife may regain her husband’s love if the loss is only perceived and not real, noting anger or nuisance often masks affection. A separate sports note details Weber’s 300 game and Bluth’s 258 in a 32 game block, with Semiz also 300 and team totals near record marks.
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Weber
Bluth
Teat Semiz
Jack Biondolilo
Don Ellis
Houston
Tex
Semit
Tuttle
Jerry McCoy
Kingpins Shine In Friday Mixed Bowling Event
A mixed bowling night lists top scores with Melvin M Engle posting a 733 high team game while Bobby Weddle and Miriam Oland lead in high games and sets. Prolific team totals include The Koontz’s 723 and 211 in major doubles and team standings across Porter's Grill Betsy Ross Motel and other entrants.
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Melvin M Engle
Kingpins
Koontz’s
the News
Porter's Grill
Betsy Ross
Aris Pharmacies
Bobby Weddle
Miriam Oland
Milton Hahn
Koontz's
Three Local Youths Reach Tenpin Finals
Frederick's Preston Best 16 Jim Musselwhite 17 and Robert Russell 16 topped Terrace Lanes eliminations to reach the 1964 Maryland Youth Tenpin Championships final at Bowl America Silver Hill on June 13. Russell posted 192 average with a 1151 gross and 577 574 sets in scratch division while Best and Musselwhite earned first state appearances with solid 560 and 503 series respectively.
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Frederick
Maryland
Preston Best
Jim Musselwhite
Robert Russell
Terrace Lanes
Silver Hill
Russell
Kenneth Page
Best
Musselwhite
Kegler
Carlos Breckenridge
Timmy Hess
Hess
Michael Goins
Barbara Cochran
Distaffer
Miss Cochran
Optimists
Calvert Phillips
Rockefeller Confident He Can Win California Primary
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller expresses confidence that his campaign has unlocked the key to victory in California's Republican presidential primary next Tuesday. He rejects any lingering underdog label and presses forward with a strong campaign push in the decisive state.
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Los Angeles
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
New York
Oregon
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arizona
Goldwater
San Francisco
Monocacy Village Champs Defeat Seminoles in League Final
Pine Knots win Monocacy Village League title led by Harry Wharam with 151 game 369 series. Women’s top scorer was Mrs Jimmy Delauder with 324 as Seminoles’ C B Hobgood and Betty Cat sail produced 356 and 337. Other season highlights include Wilene Mercer 151, Anna Mask 138, and Harry Wharam 408 high set.
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Pine Knots
Seminoles
Harry Wharam
Jimmy Delauder
C. B. Hobgood
Betty Catsail
Noles
Wayne Feaga
Eleanor Feaga
Mae Kennedy
Betty Rice
Leo Wickless
Wilene Mercers
Anna Mask
Mary Eileen Mercer
May Kenny
Frances Spurrier
Millard Hickman
Kitty Landis
Arcade Duckpin Leagues and Local Bowling Notes
Amid steady play in the Early Monday League Blank's Painters hold a two point lead over Wash-O-Clean. Jim Price posted a 158 game and 405 set, earning a 50 cent chevron. Intra Church League crowned winners in blind pig. high team set went to Alice Rice and Chet Baker Jr., high individual men set to George Grubbs, and top female game to Louise Coran. The Redmen clinched the Thursday Industrial League championship by defeating Schwearing's Barber Shop. The BPAA Triple Header Tournament at Arcade Lanes saw Dick Miskell win with Harry Wharam Jr. second. Dick advances to the state tournament on June 7. Other league notes include standings, high scores, and upcoming bowling times.
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Painters
Wash - Oclean
Wash- O - Clean
Jim Price
Jim
Alice Rice
Chet Baker Jr
Aggie Alexander
Charles Roberts
Nannie Mantz
Carolyn Crapster
George Grubbs
Chester Baker Sr
Louise Coran
Sally Kelly
Richard Holter
Ed Clem
Redmen
Schwearing
Dottie Keyser
Ray King
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Dick Miskell
Harry Wharam Jr
Harry
Chester Blank
Carroll Albaugh
Tom Harding
Glen Dayhoff
Jim Taylor
Don Rhimenauer
BPAA
Walkersville Lanes
Ebert
Walkersville
Long Meadow Bowl
Hagerstown
Walter Fogle Jr
Glenn Babington
Frank Dayhoff
Bernard O'Bryan
Alton “Bunce
Gilbert
Bunce
Bolivar Wildcats win league title at Village Lanes
Bud Gilroy powered the Bolivar Wildcats to the Wednesday 570 League championship with a 430 set. Dorsey's Meats saw John Edwards post top score of 397, while Bill Bradley led with a 193 season average and Ray Rice had a 166 high game. Chester Blank topped individual sets at 427 as Boyer's Inn led in team high game with 640, rounding out a night of strong scores.
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Bolivar Wildcats
Bud Gilroy
Dorsey’s Meats
Dorsey
John Edwards
Bill Bradley
Lou Knight
Roy Fritz
Ray Rice
Harry Wharam
Ralph Dyer
Chester Blank
Buzz Koogle
Boyer’s Inn
Valley Church Five Clinch Inter-Church Crown by One Pin
The Valley Church Five won the Inter-Church League title by one pin over High Five. Kenny Snoots led with a 132 game, while Margie Beachley and S. Thomas added 121 and 115, aided by Lorane Troxell’s 108. Bowling for the champs were Barbara Cannon, Olen Beachley, Ray Snoots, Ken Snoots, and Ed Beachley. season highs included Linda Rauch 146 and Tom Knight 165. Emily Hobgood 363 and Bob Buckman 409 high set honors. Chuck Beachley and Tom Wills tied for high average at 107. Halle Buckman 105 top for women. Frederick bowlers among top eight in Tri-State Blue Ridge Major League. Linden Hills Market second by one point. Wimpy Whitmore had league high set 465. Abb Barnhart top season average 131.23. Sam Zombro elected president with officers Clifton Smith, Glenn Ness. plans for a twelve-team league.
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Valley Church
Kenny Snoots
Margie Beachley
S. Thomas
Lorane Troxell
Barbara Cannon
Olen Beachley
Ray Snoots
Ken Snoots
Ed Beachley
Blue Ridge
Bunce Gilbert
Lock Wright
Herm Brown
Walt Cramer
Linden Hills Market
Burdette Bros
Charles “Wimpy
Whitmore
Village
Abb Barnhart
Snowberger Olds
Sam Zombro
Hagerstown
Clifton Smith
Glenn Ness
Bowling League Highlights From Glade Valley and Village Lanes
C B Hobgood leads with 162 for Glade Valley and 472 series as Walt Cra mer tops Thursday Industrial League with 175 game. Warren Smith fires 426 to lift Civitan tied with Gleem Paints. Rippeon joins Big 50 Club with 152 game. Keller earns Big 50 patch with 171 and joins Triple Header Club. Crutchley makes second 400 set of season. Mann, Keller, Ness post 400-plus scores. Various leagues plan summer duckpin play and new Petersen B League for 110 116 averages. Highs include 171 by Keller and 410 by Crutchley. King and Queen sweepstakes thrill with five prize winners. High team marks and upcoming schedules feature mixed, men s and family leagues at Village Lanes.
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C. B. Hobgood
Austin Cramer
Civitans
Warren Smith
Gleem Paints
Eugene Rippeon
Dick Keller
Harry Crutchley
Pete Jewell
Billy Mann
Village Lanes
Mickey Keller
Glenn Ness
Bucky Layton
Ronnie Fox
Petersen En
Walkersville Bowling News Roll-Offs and League Highlights
In the Monday Night A League final, Superior Daily Lunch captured the championship by 232 pins with a 2966 five game set over Carling's Black Label at Walkersville Lanes. Walter Fogle Jr led with 187 nine mark game and 401 set, while Jim Taylor posted a 630 series.
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Glade Valley Beauty Shop
Genevieve Smith
Helen Nusbaum
Words of Misuse and Pronunciation Guide Entry
A compact note on common language errors and word study. It explains misused phrases such as The man with the cane is HE and highlights mispronunciation and misspelling examples. The daily word is ASPERSION defined as slander or foul reports.
Spyder Hutten Convicted in Cairo for Israeli Spying
SENTENCE SPY CAIRO reports Franz Hutten a 26 year old Cologne student was convicted of spying for Israel in Cairo. He received a 10 year prison term and a 2400 dollar fine for attempting to contact an Israeli agent and extract secrets from Egypt. The article also contains unrelated culinary text about tartare sauce and fish dishes.
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Cairo
Franz Hutten
Israel
Huttenmeister
Cologne
Seniors as history teachers at public school 197
Martin E Segal explains a New York sixth grade experiment pairing seniors with students to relive life before modern inventions. Panels of two or three elders discuss life in 1850 to 1900, immigration, citizenship, and the contrast between eras, with students actively engaging in questions and reflections.
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Council Center
Persia
Rome
America
Romania
New York
Italy
Ireland
Russia
Slovakia
Martin E. Segal
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Bluth-Weber
J. Hess
Ridenour Records
Alley Cats
Orting Vagabards
Alive Hammons
Duquesne Beer
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Ward
Rockets IV
DeLauter
FiJe
Ign
Sunoco
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Dorothy Dix
Joyce Brothers
DR. Brothers
Bogler's
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Koope
I Simmons
Stup's Catering
Sheraton Tampains
Bens Waten Shop
Minzghorn's
Terry & the Pirate
Davids
Fry's
Routzam's
Brown's
Molesworth & Hordnn
Angels
Kallaway
Brown
Hammentree & Coats
Clem
Haller— Haugh
Stilwell — Nakano
Smith — Sink
Immerman~ Humberson
Boyd — Eyler
Smith - Basore
Morgan — Jones
Wallingford
Eisenhower
Rice
Philips
Carlson — Michael
Buck Jones
Morgan - Jones
Haller — Haugh
Boyd McCandless
University of Town
C E. M
Hansel
John Cohen
Clus G & L Bakery
Carbaugh van Service
Hillside Motor
Blue Diamonds
Jones’ Gulf
Hahn's Transportation
Miller's Fertilizers
Mt. Pleasant Raritan
Canada Ory
the Mart
Duckpin News
Bob Cole
Susan Goad
Pierce Alexander
Fred Campbell
John Conaway
Gil Thomas
Glade Valley
Kelly's Mill
Warren's
Coland Meizier
Western Maryland Trust
Cobdlentz & Main
Don Rice Tire Co
High's Dairy
Cramer's Music
Dan Dee Country Inn
Hobgood
Warren's Men’s
Johnny's Market
Professional Arts Pharmacy
Taurmant Shoe Co
Johany's Amusements
Helen’s Beauty Nook
Rose's Steak House
Sheroken House
Burn's Restaurant
Coca Cola
Southern States
Woodsboro
Bill Mann
Helen's Beauty Nook
Potomac Edison
Frederick Automotive
Rosemont Gulf Service
Civitan
May Bros. Construction
AEC
C. & P. Telephone
Richard Keller
Frederick Automofive
Cramer's American
Cutsall
Car Discount
R. J. Smith
Ramsburg Welsing
Happy Five
Snurr’s Grocery
Senhir Beer
Metronics
J Smith Plumbing
Cramar
Bowling News
Wilhide
Garage
le Gore Lime
Donald Paugh
Glenn Dayhoff
Macks Myers
James Dayhogg
Doris Lare
Gene Whitmore
Ruth Lare
Rose
Team 2
Team
Lillian Barrier
Helen Ogle
Gloria Green
Gladys Keilholtz
Irene Miller
Doris Mercer
Doris Ashenfelter
Betty Seiss
Emily Sixx
Doris Hamilton
Ethelene Eaton
Withide’s
LeGore Lime
Duble Ridks
Electrolux
Cross Roads
Fox Pools
Buckeye
Ideal Garage
Kaufman
Lillian Barret
Lillian Burrier
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