Walkersville Bowling League triple header winner Sharon Goodman
Sharon Goodman a 93 average bowler captured first place in the Walkersville Bowling League Triple Header Tournament at Walkersville Lanes, earning free entry to the Maryland State BPA.A Tournament, house trophy, and a bowling blouse. Claude Crum took second, Earl Ramsburg third. high games by Alton Gilbert and Bobby Gilbert highlighted standings. Summer leagues opening noted with openings in several events.
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Sharon Goodman
Walkersville
Sharon
Fairlanes
Timonium
Claude “Pop” Crum
Duckpin
Claude
Earl Ramsburg
Thurmont
Earl
Alton Bunce
Gilbert
Ebert
Bobby Gilbert
Bunce
Pop
Bobby
Walkersville Lanes
Car Discount Enterprise
Canada Dry
Ideal Dairy
Alton Gilbert
Walter Fogle Jr
Superior Dairy
Jake Lenhart
Stup’s
Glenn Ness
Bob Moss
Charlie May
Tulips win Ladies Daytime League roll-off and title
The Tulips defeated the Petunias 1988 to 1909 in the five game roll-off to claim the Ladies Daytime League championship by 80 pins. High scores included Naomi Darner 338 and 128s, Pat Wastler 110, June Bachtell 114, with other top marks by Gerry Rhoderick 329 and Ruth Lare 111.
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The
Lilies
Naomi Darner
Pat Wastler
June Bachtell
Violets
Gerry Rhoderick
Ruth Lare
Helen Barrier
Ruth Valentine
Clara Myers
Peggy Long
Doris Mercer
Tulips
Petunias
Spares And Strikes League Leaders List Update
League leaders as of Saturday across divisions include Bunce Gilbert with 366 spares and Wimpy Whitmore with 109 strikes for Monday A. Bunce Gilbert leads overall. Ladies Daytime notes Gloriae Green 176 and Clara Myers 65 in separate divisions. Monocacy Valley shows Carroll Crum 334 and John Kline 82. High scores feature Doris Mercer 134 in games and Sharon Grimes 34 in sets with Lillies 431 high team game and Ladybugs 1214 high team set.
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Petunias
Sweetpeas
Ladybugs
Sharon Grimes
Flossie Frushour
Myer
Radio & TV
Trout
John Kline
von Eiff’s
von Eift
Pop
Dailey
Bobby Gilbert
Walkersville Lanes
Carroll Crum
Betty Kanade
Charlotte Crum
Duquesne
Paul Cramer
N.D.P B.C
Doris Hamilton
Bill Walker
Ed Wantz
W. Sager
Rosie Miller
Jack Miller
Larry Shepley
Routzahn’s
A. Bunce Gilbert
Wimpy Whitmore
Gloriae Green
Clara Myers
Monocacy Valley
Jack Wisner
Tulps
Liles
Dasits
Doris Mercer
Lillies
Bolt's 3-Under 68 Leads In Speedway Golf
INDIANAPOLIS AP Tommy Bolt shot a three-under 68 at Greentree to lead the Speedway Festival Open after the first round. Doug Ford, Joe Kirkwood Jr Art Wall Joe Campbell Claude King and Bill Martindale tied for second at 69, with 17 players under par and 10 at one under par 70. Dave Hill limped to 78 after three-putting six holes and a temperamental finish.
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Indianapolis
Tommy Bolt
Greentree
Bolt
Dave Hill
Hill
Bob Verney
Dan Sikes
Don Essig
Miller Barber
Don Fairfield
Homero Blancas
Chuck Courtney
Johnny Pott
Teenagers Topic of Jefferson 4-H Sunday event
Dwight Smith spoke on Teen agers Today Leaders Tomor row as Jefferson 4 H clubs observed National 4 H Sunday by conducting the morning worship at United Church of Christ Jefferson Others taking part were Richard Remsburg Richard Grove Jr JoAnn Morrison Gloria Axline Wayne Smith Patricia Poole Judith Fry Walter Gordon and Robert Axline.
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Dwight Smith
Jefferson Girls
United Church of Christ
Jefferson
Richard Remsburg
Richard Grove Jr
JoAnn Morrison
Gloria Axline
Wayne Smith
Patricia Poole
Judith Fry
Walter Gordon
Robert Axline
Stockman joins Carter and Co Real Estate Firm
James M Stockman is named sales manager for Carter and Co real estate operations now at 253 W Patrick St. He will handle sales and coordinate firm activities while also promoting real estate services. A Frederick native and Mt Olivet Blvd resident, he is a former high school and University of Maryland student athlete and noted for Babe Ruth All-Star and American Legion baseball success.
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James M Stockman
Carter and Co
W. Patrick St
Stockman
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
American Legion
Frederick
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
Bret Hanover Aims For 27th Victory In Commodore Pace
Bret Hanover, unbeaten 3 year old pacer, is the 1-9 favorite in Roosevelt Raceway’s Commodore Pace for a $25,800 purse. Trained and driven by Frank Ervin, the Adios Brenna Hanover colt has never been extended since his May 6, 1964 debut and posted five sub two minute miles last year. He also clocked 1:57 2-5 at Vernon Downs, two-fifths of a second from the world record for 2-year-olds.
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Westbury
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Adios Brenna Hanover
Frank Ervin
Vernon Downs
1781 Townsite Name Shapes Los Angeles History
In 1781 a California townsite was named EF Pueblo de Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula. Over time the designation was shortened to Los Angeles, shaping its historic identity and later city name.
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California
Pueblo de Nuestra Senora
Kline Edges Bitter-Moore In Last-Inning Rally
In East Frederick Little League, R. F. Kine scored thr ee runs in the bottom of the final frame to beat Bitter-Moore 4 3. Marvin Thompson earned the win with two singles while Donnie Ambush pitched all six for Bitter Moore. Bill Jackson doubled and had two singles to spark the rally.
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R. F. Kine
Bitter-Moore
Frederick
Marvin Thompson
Tony Jackson
Kline
Donnie Ambush
Bill Jackson
Thompson
Stan Bowie
Ambush
Bitter- Moore
Dave Fisher
Gitzer-Moore
R. F. Kline
Young
Bowns
Meginnis
Jackson
Tomin
Bowe
Baker
Fisher
Amb'sen
Shepd
T’son
Parker
Shores
Renn
Lockard
Ambush P
Jackson Pri
RF. Kine Bet
Bowie Jackson
Amvets
Oxco
Winpigler
Moser
Kenny Fink
Knights Finish With 5-3 Win
Thurmont Middletown wins 5-3 despite two Thurmont runs in the eighth. Middleton clinches Frederick County class B title with 8 6 season finish. Wolfe scored the decisive run on a Parke Dun can wild throw, while Richard Wiggin added a run driven by his single.
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Thurmont
Middletown
Frederick County
Knights
Terry Wolfe
Parke Duncan
Wolfe
Richard Wiggin
Joe Shafer
Bruce Frushour
Mike Stitley
Thurmont Ool
Shafer
Frushour
Axline
Stitley
Campbell
Duncan
Oilers, Shipley Win In City League
Oilers, led by Max Kehne, beat Main's Shopping Center 4 2 to 3 2 as Kehne earned his third win with 11 strikeouts in a five hitter. Shipley’s defeated Cary Corner 3 2 behind Lenhart hurling a five hitter. Also noted is a name change for Hollandia to Sukar nopura in Indonesia’s New Guinea territory.
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Economy Oil
Shipley ‘S
New Market
Coun
Max Kehne
Oilers
Main’s
Kehne
Shipley
Cary Corne
Earl Lenhart
Shipless
John Wetzel
Baldy Baer
Loring Young
Paul Boone
Jim Blank Young
Boone
Rick Zimmerman
West Irian
Netherlands New Guinea
Indonesia
Hollandia
Sukarnopura
Sukarno
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Walkersville Bowling League
Brownie
Ed Shelton
Jim Martin
John Edwards
Acme Market
Earl Ramsbute
Carling
General Kraftreads
Isc Maui General Tire. Inc
Atirers
Esse
Southern States
Woodsboro
Charles “Wimpy
Whitmore
Wilhide
Chevy Olds
Kenny May
Cozy Corner
Mary Catherine Smith
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Marietta Fogle
Ralph Krug
Mitchell Transfer
Virginia Caldwell
Dixon Coal Co
Eagles
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Donnie
Kevin
Debbie Gilbert
Scotty Derr
Jeff Soper
Larry Wisner
Roy Short
Ray Short
Donny Strawsburg
Donnie Schildt
Mongay Nite
Ideal Darry
Brownie’s
Cartina’s
Biack
Acre
Ebers
Superior Dairy Lunch
Dan Dee Country Inn
Bunce Gilbert
Ebert's Ice Cream
Trout’s Food Met
Culler & Son
Vor
Eiff's
Routzatin's
Pen's
Baileys Funeral Home
John
Kine
Gare
S. D
Shenandoah Downs
Mountain Echo
Wayzeta
Dixie Dish
Sugar Ann
Small Eckie
von Elli
Esso
Southern States Coop Woodsboro
Mathew’s Construction
Cory Corner
Dorsey Meats
Wilide
Omon Coal Co
Wiltide
James Stockman
Mason Dixon
Walt Arians
Tom
Smith
Matt Fenton
Don Nicholson
Hagerstown
A & W Products, Inc
Rosemont
Little League Baseball
Amyets
Talley
Fralex
D Fink
Fink
Spence
Powell
Oxco Amvets Abrir
Craw
Davis
Ay Powell
Boner
Kerenve
Fraley
Bob Allison
Cohey
Main's
Allison
Blank
Shipley's
Es Wetzel
Baer
Bowers
Lenhart
Clark
W. L. Pet
Shipley’s American Optical
Main
Lake Sam
U. S. 13
Emnitsburg
Gettysburg
Natural Dam
Greenmount Vol. Fire CO
Rions
MOYER
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
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