Arcade Duckpin News Gathers Top Lane Honors
Janis Marshall and Gil Stitely lead Duckpin of the week with high games 147 and 177. Gil earns two chevrons from the National Duckpin Bowling Congress for 177 and 460. League leaders include Flock Bros in Friday Industrial with 30, Middle town Zion in Women’s Intra-Church, and Arcades in Thursday Industrial.
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Janis Marshall
Gil Stitely
Janis
Gil
National
The
Holy Rollers
Eager
Beavers
Lewistown Sunshiners
Flossie Frushour
Billy Wachter
Sharon
Charlie Green
Blue Diamonds
Charles Flock
Charles
5 Aces
Caffery & Jeffery
Gilmore Stitely
Duke
Shell
Liberty No
New Market No. 2
Mark Jeffers
Mark
Local bowling scores across leagues and highs
Five Aces beat Nameless Five 22 21. Jets 20. Alley Gaps 15. Outer Space 15. Pinbusters. High scores Stanley Routzahn 135 342. Church league results with Dick Holter 172 389 and Evangelical Reform 63 1816 high team. Shankles and others listed. Mixed church and industrial divisions with high games 134 336 by Flossie Frushour and Charlie Green.
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Saum
Tommy Ramsburg
Shorty Morgan
Church League
Church of the Brethren
Evangelical Reform
Middletown Lutheran
Dick Holters
5 Aces
Stanley Routzahn
Robin Price
Gil Stitely
Alice Blank
James Rippeon
James
Alice
Caffery
Jeffery
Wash-O Clean
Cozy Corner
Mathews Coast
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Dukes Shell
Teat Farms
Moose Lodge
Abrechts Esso
Sheckles Const
Brandenburg Electric
Arcade
Rogers Best
Gilmore Stitley
Wens Church Church of the Brethren
Middletown Reform
Mt Zion
Forest Grove
MY. Pleasant
Feagaville
Good Shepherd
Grace United
Buckeystown
Baptist
Myersville
South End Baptist
Dick Holter
Holy Rollers
The
E & Ris
Eager Beavers
Lewistown Sunshiners
Mt Zion No
Utica Lutheran
Flossie Frushour
Charlie Green
Health Center Duckpin League high scores lead in Industrial League
Ralph Kemp paced Matthews Construction to a third place tie with a 404 set and a 177 single game earning a high game chevron from the NDBC. Wayne Stevens 393, Sparkey Cole 385, Donnie Baker 382, Gerry Beach 373, Tom Harding 371. In Fort Detrick Women's league Up & Atoms led by Coroin Harris 349 and Dot Mother's 328. In Monday Late league Summers Sinclair sparked Wages Five as Duffy's Cafe dropped Gastley's Five. Urbana Circuit sees Flinthill 11 and Arabys tied for first as Urbana I closes gap with a win over Tramsville.
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Ralph Kemp
Chevron
N.D.B.C
Ralph
Matthews Construction
Cappella
Avery Clark
Wayne Stevens
Shorty Morgan
Glenn Kelly
Sparkey Cole
Donnie Baker
Gerry Beach
Tom Harding
Fort Detrick
Up & Atoms
Coroin Harris
Dot Mother
Urbana
Flinthill
Arabys
Urbana I
Tramsville IL
Donnie Ausherman
Bowling Standings and Scores Across Leagues
NDBC and Joe posted a 408 set with 123 140 and 145 games. Connie Mason leads the ladies with 363 and a 113 average, while Russell Redmond added a 379 set. Peso Pluma tops the Sagner Inc League with a narrow win over Travelers. Englishtown advances to second by taking 4 from Blazers. Kay Byrd rolled 199 high in singles. Hap Keeney added a 337 high set for the women. Mic K Dixon led men with 140 high game and 367 high series. Kenny Snoots 335 and Sonny Grossnickle 348. Yellow Springs leads Lioness with a 3 point win over New Market. Liberty takes second after a 3-0 over Mid gintors, Francis Fogle 118-319 and Liberty’s 126-322. Frederick I climbs to fourth as Judy Rudy posts 1297 and 121, with Margaret Thomas 117-117-333 and Laura Delphy 120. Thelma Hartsock 116-326, Virginia Crabb 321, and Betty Jeffers 324 also noted.
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N.D.B.C
Joe
Connie Mason
Russell Redmond
Peso Pluma
Sagner Inc
Travelers
Englishtown
Blazers
Kay Byrd
Hap Keeney
Mic ‘Key Dixon
Kenny Snoots
Sonny Grossnickle
Yellow Springs
Lioness
Yeague
New Market I
Liberty
Midgintors
Francis Fogle
Frederick I
Judy Rudy
Margaret Thomas
Laura Delphy
Thelma Hartsock
Virginia Crabbs
Betty Jeffers
Urbana Circuit bowling results and high scores listed
The page lists multiple bowling figures including high individual games and sets for players such as Darnie Ausher man and Joe Smith. It notes team scores and venues like Urbana and Wathews Construction with figures like 177 and 484, and mentions places including New Market and Walkersville with various high scores.
Tenpin Bowlers From Frederick And Hagerstown Reach State Meet
Three Frederick bowlers and one from Hagerstown advanced to the Maryland Match Game Championships part of the National All Star tournament circuit. Jim Eubanks of Hagerstown and Ike Eisenhower, Bill Molesworth and Miriam Oland of Frederick survived local eliminations after 24 games bowled in the state meet.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland
Jim Eubanks
Ike Eisenhower
Bill Molesworth
Miriam Oland
Bowling scores and standings from Fort Detrick women league
In Fort Detrick women bowling, Summers Sinclair led with 1537 series and Steve Albaugh topped with 352 in high set. Liberty team posted 547 game and 1547 series, while Peso Pluma had top individual game at 544 and set at 1563. Other notable entries include Travelers, Alley Rats, Blazets, Northcool, and North weave.
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Rudy
Liberty
Maryland bowlers reach state finals after two weekend event
Jim Eubanks topped a field of 24 men with a 332 pin lead at Terrace Lanes and posted a 203 average for 24 games. Eisenhower, a one-eyed former duckpin bowler, finished runner-up as Miriam Oland dominated the women’s division with a 194 average and a 3110 total. The top four men and top two women advance to the National All-Star matches with paid entries and cash prizes.
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Terrace Lanes
Maryland
Fair Lanes
Laurel
Jim Eubanks
Eisenhower
Terrace
Molesworth
Ed Thomas
Miriam Oland
Hagerstown
Barbara Cramer
Mrs. Oland
Frederick
Proposed Device for U S Seal Named by Continental Congress
The Continental Congress on July 4 1776 named Benjamin Franklin John Adams and Thomas Jefferson to a committee to propose a device for the Seal of the United States. Congress approved a seal design in 1782 and 1776 notes appear alongside unrest over German automobile imports rising 21 percent last year.
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Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Congress
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