Julian Harris Leads at Terrace Lanes Tenpin News
Julian Harris in the Automotive League posted a 657 high scratch set for E. B. Shipley Inc. as Gene Warrenfeltz, Shirley McThenia, Miriam Oland and Charlotte Clem starred in the week’s top marks. Warrenfeltz had multiple 600s and a 265 game across two leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Harris
Gene Warrenfeltz
Shirley McThenna
Miriam Qland
Charlotte Clem
Tenpin Center
Harris
E. B. Shipley, Inc
Warrenfeltz
G and R Merchandise
Mason Dixon
Ideal Farms
Ebert’s
Merchant's League
Bob House
Bob Stockman
Buck Jones
C. Selby
Monte Nakano
Ray Larsen
Fogles 266 Tops Terrace Lanes YBA Cadet League
Cadet bowler Jerry Fogle rolled a 266 game in the Terrace Lanes Youth Bowling program, the top score among 125 youths. He added a 214 and 137 for a 617 series, aiding the Diamonds who faced a rough start in the Metro DC Youth League despite strong Frederick team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Lanes
YBA
Jerry Fogle
Diamonds
Youth Bowling Tourney Opens Friday at Terrace Lanes
YBA teams from Frederick compete in the Team Handicap Championships Friday at 4 p.m. in three divisions Prep Junior Major. The event crowns state champions who advance to a national telegraphic roll-off. YBA grows with 4,600 sanctioned youths under the Maryland Bowling Proprietors Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Lanes
YBA
Frederick
Maryland Bowling Proprietors Association
Associa
Local Scores Highlight Mounting Lane Club Standings
In the Frederick area scores from multiple leagues appear with teams like Carrell Manor and Walkersville competing across divisions. Highs include Frances Fogle and Myrtle Bagent for top games and sets, while cargo lists note totals such as 1540 and 376 for top performers and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell Manor
New Market
Liberty
Middletown
Frederick
Frederick Jr
Walkersville
Frances Fogle
Thelma Hartsock
Health Center field set for state tournament bowling
The field is set for the Maryland finals of the BPAA All-Star tenpin tournament at Bob Turley Bowl Bel Air this weekend. Twelve men and eight women survived local eliminations led by Bernard Simmons Jim Filby and Joe Doonan with Roy Lown representing Maryland in the last all-star event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bel Air
Maryland State
Roy Lown
Dallas
Tex
Philadelphia
Simmons
Filby
Baltimore
Joe Doonan
Tony Moscato
Lawn
Ken Weaver
Washington
Skip Ruckert
Terry Eyler
Ray Taylor
Roger Alexander
Cumberland
Dale Otto
Elkton-Bel Air-Aberdeen
Bob White
Frederick Hagerstown
Bernard Simmons
Jim Filby
Walkersville Bowling News 400 Club Leaders Shine
Glenn Ness tops the 400 club with a 457. Bunce Gilbert posts 438 and 435 while Peg Cannon earns 448 recognition. Wimpy Whitmore 425 Jink Zimmerman 426 Bunny Powell 424 Frank Dayhoff 417 Tommy Harding 417 Carroll Crum 410 Kenny May 408 Jack Crampton Jr. 405 Larry Shepley 404 Bill Lewis 401 Donald Byard 400. Only two triple headers this week. Landis 157 in Merchant's Major All Star for Car Discount Enterprises. Rex Mann 138 in Monocacy Valley League for Oxco. Chevron Awards go to Glenn Ness for William Hood 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ness
Bunce Gilbert
Peg’’ Cannon
Jack Landis
Car Discount Enterprise
Rex Mann
Oxco
Chevron
William
Hood
Glenn
Walkersville
Larry Shepley
Larry Rolls
Keymar
Local Scores and Wages Reveal Across Teams and Individuals
The list shows team results Regiers 15 Ad Libs 15 All Arounds 14 Alley Oops 10 with high games and sets Ena Smith 121 and 425. Morgan's Lunch 22 Walter's Livestock 19 Cannonballs 14 Bill's Market 14 Wright Construction 14. Terry Jackman 128 and 348. Morgan's Lunch team game 555 and 1817.
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Ernest
Shipleys
Whoms
Grove- Cramer
Kanode - Glass
Kooaje - Carlson
Courtneys
Smith
Hingins
Tamlin Brendle
Goniart - Hendricks
Jangle
Pauline Goodhart
Coals
Tuck
Shuileys
Goodhart - Hendricks
Regiers
Ena Smith
Morgan
Walter
Bill
Wright Construction
Terry Jackman
Civitan Club Sponsors Bowling Tourney in Frederick
The Civitan Club of Frederick sponsors a bowling tournament for the Mentally Retarded Children's Association during National Retarded Children's Week. It runs through November 20 at five local alleys Arcade Bowling, Health Center Bowling, Terrace Lanes Tenpin Center, Village Lanes, and Walkersville Bowling Center with three prizes at each venue for top pins above league averages.
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Civitan Club of
Frederick
Arcade
Health Center
Terrace Lanes
Village Lanes
Walkersville
Civitan Club
Alden B. Summers
Robert C. Hilke
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
Alton J. Lipps
Robert Firor
Melvin Lescalleet
Irving Abb
Warren Smith
Joseph M. Wilson
McCARNEY, 105 AVERAGE, WINS TOURNAMENT
Leonard McCarney, 105 average bowler, won the second annual Village Lanes Handicap Tournament earning $100. He began with a 123, then 125, 131, 115 and 112 for a 606 scratch. Clark Copenhaver rolled 724 scratch, a Frederick County record over three games of 490. Standouts include Stan Lare and Donnie Stevens, with ties and various placings, trophies awarded to McCarney and Copenhaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard McCarney
McCarney
Clark Co Jpenhaver
Frederick County
Olsen
Copenhaver
Stan
Lare
Mt. Airy Lanes
Donnie Stevens
Village
Charles Miller
Hagerstown
Charlie May
Frederick
Elwood Keister
Josephine Donaldson
Joe Pristash
Frank McCarney
H. N. Wenner
Arcade Duckpin Leagues Lead After Early Monday Showdown
Wash-O-Clean in the Early Monday League sits first with 32 points, 3 ahead of Working's Barber Shop at 29. Matthews Construction is third with 27. Robert Clem led high game at 147 and Waldo Ricketts high set 391. Jack Remsburg shines in the Church League Men’s division with 176 high game and a 461 set, earning a certification for a rare double header and triple header sequence. Buckeye Town leads the women’s Church League by one over St. John's as Corrine Wastler tops with 374 in three games. Intra Zone Lions see Middletown tied with Liberty No. 1 at 26, Key 23, Wayne Swomley 142 and 384.
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Working
Mathew
Robert Clem
Waldo Ricketts
Jack Remsburg
N.D.P
Jack
Kenny Zimmerman
Dick Holter
Buckeystown
St. John’s
Corrine Wastler
Elaine Cohlentz
Lucy Sahebi
Shirley McThenna
Maggie Rice
Clara Mae Toberg
Shirley Keller
Middletown
Liberty
Francis Scott Key
Wayne Swomley
TV Bowl Tourney Opens At Terrace Lanes With 325 Entries
The Nationwide Insurance TV Bowl Tournament began at Terrace Lanes with over 325 local tenpin bowlers entering the first two days. Qualifying runs through December 20 using current averages. Men bowl 75 percent of 200 and women 75 percent of 190 in handicap. Top 20 percent advance to quarter finals January 8-10, with semifinals January 15-17 and regional TV finals February 14 worth over 14000 dollars.
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Terrace Lanes
Wagner's 193 League High Tops Vil lage Lanes Play
Wagner chalked up a 193 high league game at Village Lanes and added a 435 for the week, starting with a second-frame strike and finishing with a strike in the tenth. He paired 124 and 118 for a strong total as a top scorer for Wagner's Five and Wade's Office Machines with six 400-plus sets this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livin Wagner
Village Lanes
Wagner
Wade
Cramer fires 211 opens Village Lanes high scoring burst
Walt Cramer, a top Frederick County duckpin bowler, rolled a 211 with a sequence of spare and strikes, the highest game ever at Village Lanes. The feat would have set a county record in league play. Four hundred sets keep mounting as bowls top the 190s. Stan Lare 426 and Kenny May 412 pace Wade's Office Machines, while Village Hardware and others chase standings. Top five averages include Ken May, Irvin Wagner, Herman Brown, Hog Shankle, and Bill Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Cramer
Frederick County
Village
Walt
Stan Lare
Kenny May
Wade
Village Hardware
Ronnie Fox
Dave Shankle
Tom Harding
H . W Matthews Embassy Dairy
Battle for first in Monocacy Duckpin A League grows hotter
With four teams tied for first two points separate leaders Village Lanes Five meets National Boh as top scorer George Ford leads the painters. Walt Cramer and Dave Stauffer pace individual averages while Turk Renn and Pete Jewell post near 412 sets in the Industrial League. Keller's Brick Layers contest Pepsi Cola for top spot as Pepsi seeks a first place edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Lanes
Brown Haymaker
Johnson
A. M. Cowell
Fairway Paints
National Boh
George Ford
Painters
Frederick Motor Co. Mustangs
Walt Cramer
Meitzler ‘‘Mites
Dave Stauffer
Frederick Motor Com
Bowlers Dominate Leagues As 400-Series Spark Scores
Fox and Wickless top the 400 mark in the Glade Valley League with 421 and 400 respectively, while Kelly's millers claim top high game and set. Sam Fox posts week high 158, and Dick Getzandanner leads the Frederick Iron and Steel league with two 400s including a 410. Office Five leads the standings by one point over Machine Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wickless
Coblentz
Ronnie Fox
C. Oland Meitzler
Oilers
Wickless
Fox
Chauncey
Frederick
Triple Headers Seize Village Lanes in Banner Season
Bowling recap notes a high strike rate with a “banner year” in progress at Village Lanes. Salutes include Glenn Weddle 181, Hary Pearl 172, Betty Storks 157, Lou Knight 157, Ronnie Fox 154, Pete Jewell 152, J. Fritz 152, Kenny Rice 143, Bunch Barrier 130, and Betty Cutsail 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Weddle
Hary Pearl
Betty Storks
Lou Knight
Ronnie Fox
Pete Jewell
J. Fritz
Kenny Rice
Bunch Barrier
Betty Cutsail
League Highlights From Wednesday to Friday Bowling
Treva Hane topped the Wednesday Ladies League with 373 while Betty Storks 157 and De lores Hahn 157 and 147 earned game honors. Lefty Warren Feltz and Chuck Beachley vied for Monday Commercial set honors with 368 and 36. Bob Gearinger 375 and Nancy Kepler 458 led Monocacy Village. Dick Koontz and F Mc Knight tied with 197 in the 378 and Ernie Watkins 152 led Glade Valley B. Nick Halon 379 and Karl Zimmerman's 185 led the Friday Commercial. Maryland State Triple Header Awards will be issued to all these winners with a new Triple Header Patch and eligibility for the NBA State Triple Header Tournament for Triple Header Club members. Frank Soper wins the Triplicate Score Award with three 115 games. Bill Harmon also receives a NDBC Triplicate award with three 98 games. Jerry Hilderbrand capped high game and set with 151 and 373. Jim Van Fossen 160 and 422 and Paul Kolb 434 boosted Pauls Five to second place behind R W Warner Plumbing in the Friday 6 45 league. Rippeon's 626 team game was beaten in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treva Hane
Betty Storks
Delores Hahn
Lefty Warrenfeltz
Chuck Beachley
Bob Gearinger
Nancy Kepler
Monocacy Village
Dick Koontz
F. McKnight
Ernie Watkins
Glade Valley
Nick Halon
Karl Zimmerman
Maryland
N.B.A
Frank Soper
Bill Harmon
Jerry Hilderbrand
Jim van Fossen
Paul Kolb
Paul
R. W. Warner
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Tenpin News
Miriam Oland
Routzahn's
Frederick Motor
Shirley Mc- Thenia
Keefer’s Liquors
Mrs. Mc- Thenia
Routzahn
Barbara Cramer
Ethel Ernest
Doris Keller
Jo Ann Koogle
Blanche Eyler
Dottie Walsh
Mildred Clem
Fogle
YBA News
Robert Russell
John Ku
Tehak
Russell
River Bowl
Wheaton Triangle
Wheaton
Fair Lanes
Timonium
Perry Johnson
Terry Morgan
Buchanan
Tions
High School Athletic Association
National Federation of State High Athletic Associations
Scott
Raoutzaba’s
Safeway
Montgomery Ward
Erteys
Portes Grill
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Claws
Knights of Columbus
Optimist Club
Amos's
Elks
Etim Street
Rotary Club
Lions Club
West Frederick
Eagles Clube
Madd Lions
Indwiust Aeme
Acta Keyser
Ray
Amvels
Thurmant Hardware
Shinley’s Inc
Duquesne Beer
Joel Cleaners
Link
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Blueu Ridge News
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Breck Laval
Storkman
Travis Hardware
Snipleys Sporting Goods
Frederick Lumber Co
Nulline
Supreme Concrete
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Joe the Motorist
Hamilton
Fort Detrick
Crorox
G Smith
Hia
G Warrenfelz
Joe
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Wilson Stras Mount Service
EB Shipley
Jay Jay's
B & Z Firestone
Roney Motor Company
Frederick Motor Company
Jutan Hart
Shipley
Han
Monocacy Qil Co
American Pabst Blue Ribbon
Insley
Garmans Texaco
Prospect
Barber Snap
Colomat Pipeline
Rils Circle & Tal
Lawson
Beard Fert
Corning
John Smuth
James Chase
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Mason Dixon Frederick Motor Ca
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G & R Merchandise Mart
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Whitesell Pharmacy
Thurmont Construction
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G Warresfeltz
Myrtle Bagent
Arthur Rickell
Cora Lea Jackman
Peso Pluma
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Cornell Sinclair
Ausherman's Service Center
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Harry F Bhodreick Agencies
RF Kline
OQ Guaralla
Paul Flynn
Frederick Valley
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Jo Duvall
G@ Stone
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Fred
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Red Man
Avery Clark
Morgan’s
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Art Rickett
Bul Tyeryar
Adrian Shiner
Drea
Watsom Wide Insurance TV Bowl
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Bob Dudrow
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Burkittsville
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Red Men
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Mary Boyer
Ruth Dredden
Lois Swaney
Clarabelle Collins
Ethel Cooper
Donna Gambill
Urbana 1
Araby 1
Urbana
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Eleanor McClain
Marion Ausherman
Buddy Easterday
Bill Ward
Yellow Springs
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Iva Lea Johnson
Francis Fogle
Betty Jeffers
Alley Kats
Sagner Inc
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Rosie Hawkins
Harriet Ebbetts
Annapolis
June Llewellyn
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Ebbetts
Norma Wininger
Cathy Hartung
Judy Howard
Ann
Ebert
Peg” Cannon
Superior Dairy
Ruth Rhoderuck
Ceresville Motors
Raymond Keeney
National Beh
Rosie Miller
Rosie
Pailey's Funeral Home
Keymar Service Center
Walkersville Bowling News
Zimmer
Duckpin News
Cramer
Battle Royal
Pany
Turk” Renn
D. Lee Keller
City Auto
Renn
Jewell
Pete
Keller
Porter
Grill
Pepsi Cola
Pepsi
Sam Fox
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