Terrace Lanes Bowling League Race Surges With Strong Scores
Don Rice Co leads with 27 9 record as Amoco and Shipley Bottling chase at 26 10. Jim Filby tops individual game with 212. Ralph Schultz rolls 354 high set for Frederick Motor. Mrs Doroth y Robertson tops women with 232. Multiple leagues feature tight standings and high series as Terrace Lanes hosts weekly and monthly honors.
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Terrace Lanes
Don Rice
Sill
Jim Filby
Amoco
E. B
Shipley’s
Rice
Ralph Schultz
Frederick Motor Company
Fry
Andy
Gulf
Walter Zimmerman
Don Rice Co
Bill Grable
Filby
Terrace
Bobh Remus
Dorothy Robertson
Remus
All Weekly Stars
King’s Men Wear
Black Lake
Buck’s Suburban
Shipler’s Sporting Goods
Bob Remus
Sports Center
Thunder
Shipley
Shinley
Frederick 9 Contruction
Femeon
Jack
Sanivich
Sreder.ca
Merke York
Marge Lucas
Rockville Glass—Service
Acme Paints
Acme
Frostre Bottling Company
International Cement Workers Union
Independent Hose Company
Uniform Bank
ICWU
Charlie Sheppard
Frostie Bottling
Bob Smith
Bill Wiles
Frostie
Rockville Glass
Carl Donald
Rockville Glass Service
Allen Robertson
Missouri 9 1 grid team by landslide vote
The unbeaten Missouri Tigers rise to No 1 in the weekly AP college football poll with 34 first place votes as Minnesota falls to Purdue 23 14. Mississippi and Iowa had led earlier, while Missouri faces Kansas in the regular season finale after a 41 19 win over Oklahoma. Other top contenders include Iowa Mississippi Minnesota Washington and Duke with several tied votes and additional receivers.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Missouri Tigers
Missouri
Minnesota
Purdue
Mississippi
Iowa
Syracuse
Oklahoma
Okahoma
Tigers
Kansas
Ane
Ohio State
Ole Miss
Tennessee
Washington
Duke Wren
Tar Heels win ACC cross country title in Maryland meet
North Carolina runners take four of six top spots to win the Atlantic Coast Conference cross country title at Maryland. Duke finishes third with 61 points as Colavita and Harper lead the Terps midway before NC subs surge to the front. Virginia begins practice for Maryland game with praise for Maryland’s speed and depth.
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College Park
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Forest
Penis. i Marsland
Duke
Grover Everett
Gerald Stuer
John Gerten
Maryland
Michael Folk
Maryiander
Mark Weiss
Finshed
Carmine Lunetta
Everett
Stover
Frank Colavita
Gus Harper
Colavita
Harper
North Carolina State
Virginia
Clemson
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Charlottesville
Terps
Sam Timer
Jess Cavaliers
Gary Collins
Dale Beitr
Krug
Terps College
Two New AL Teams Face Crowds Test Says Haney
Los Angeles AP Former Milwaukee manager Fred Haney predicts the eight established American League clubs must trade top players to help two new AL franchises in Los Angeles and Minneapolis-St Paul draw crowds next season. Haney says stars like Berra Mantie Kaline and Colavito could help LA attendance but teams must field real ballplayers as the novelty fades.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Fred Haney
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Haney
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantie
al Kaline
Colavito
Bowling Standings and High Scores Across Local Leagues
The Urbana Circuit leads with Araby I at 21 points and Urbana I at 20 as women’s high game goes to J Babington 229 and P Kelly 128 for men, with Flinishill I posting 352 and 1631. Glade Valley, Monocacy, and other leagues report leaders, high games and sets, and top averages across Monday through Friday play, including Buckeystown, Forest Grove and Middletown Reformed consolations.
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Urbana
Araby I
Urbana I
P. Kelly
J. Babington
O.fice
Flinihill I
Buckeystown
Forest Grove
Mary Shailman
Buckerstown
Mercer
Calvary Methodist
NCAA Rejects Gator Bowl Request for Free Substitution
The NCAA turned down a Gator Bowl request to allow free substitution in the December 1 game. In a Monday letter, George Olson noted that regular college rules should be followed and that substitutions must conform to NCAA membership standards and approved uniform guidelines.
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Jacksonville
NCAA
George Olson
Paul Brecher
Denver
Bowling League Scores Highlight Thurmont Taxi Lead
In the Frederick Major Bowling League on November 7, 1960 Thurmont Taxi led with 28 points while Rosemont Gulf held 27 and Delauters Electronics 26. Jefferson United Church of Christ posted a high match of 1703 and high game 393, with H Lakin delivering a 414 match and 182 game. Morgan's Restaurant set a season high with 1865 in total pins as Tom Harding led Herman Brown and Bill Strobel with strong averages around 123.
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Glade Valley
Civerdale
C. Oland Meitzler Crown
Franklin
Cowell Brick Contractors
National Bol
Johnny’s Amusements
Irving Zimmerman
Cloverdale
James Sparks
National Boh
Herman Brown
Place
Buckeystown
Jefferson United Church of Christ
H. Lakin
Thurmont Taxi
Rosemont Gulf
Delauters Electronics
Penn —O—Lene
Thurmot Taxi
H. Stup
B. G Bryan
Hich
Ind
B. O'Bryan
Frederick
Hea Center
Schlitz
Co. Ang
Tom Harding
Cramer
Bill Strobel
Jr Boys Bowling League Standings At Arcade Alley
Saturday morning action at Arcade Alley shows the Rebels leading Jr Boys with 20 points, Rockets 19, Alley Cats 18. Rebels also take high game 463 and high set 1314. Chet Baker tops individuals with 127 and 332. league average 1000 carried by Tommy Ramsburg. Girls division led by 18 points winner, 12 points second place. high set to top team.
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J. C
Rebels
Rockets
Alley Cats
Chet’ Baker
Tommy Ramsburg
Yeas
NBA Results Monday Schedule With Several Pairings
Detroit visits Boston in New York, Los Angeles meets New York, Philadelphia faces Cincinnati as listed. The brief results item notes upcoming games for Detroit, Boston, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati.
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Associated Prose
Philadelphia
Len Mathews
Alfredo Urbina
Mexico
New York
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Tokyo
Kazuo Takayama
Katsuza Nakamura
Japan
NBA
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Frederick County Merchants League
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Colonial Jewelry
Brain Miller
Howard Smith
Gordon Smith
Jack Hussong
State Police
Boh
Fisher Distributing
James Fox
Bob Bingham
Fox
Bingham
Gloria Bingham
Bob
Cement
Ican Optical
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ASR
Super Mare
Smir
Airha
Pes Smith
Vraa Portland
A&p Super Marsei
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mildred Clem
C&p
Connie Shafer
Elnora Rice
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CEP
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Meadows Wand
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Jack Hyssong
John Warfield
Hyssong
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Elm Street
Knights of Columbus
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Kemps Department Store
Schlitz Beer
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Porter's
Bar Andj Grill
Joe Burke
Frederick Optimist Clubs
Dennis Esler
Fred Mayne
Bob Kefauver
John Thoresen
Dwight Davis
Tom Brendie
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Bucky Suicer
Raymond Fiar
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London Tapi
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Austria
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George Bianda
Houston
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Frank Tripucka
Kemp
Rome
von Eiffs Gas
Duke's
Wm. H. Christ
Hawk
F_ Goodrich
C. Shry
C. Bohn
Shell Gil
Harold's
Boyer’s Inn
Morgan's
Warren
Warren’s
Snell Oil
Glen Kelly
Ohler
Wit
Lock Wright
Boyer's Inn
Boyer
Walkersville
Cramer's Amoco
Rickmans Gro
Canada Dry
Rockwood Tavern
Fred Iron and Steel
Cramer's
Austin Cramer
Dave Stauffer
Schitz
Auto Ind
Schliz
Claude Crum
Edwards
Glade Valley Beauty Shop
Hien
Jerry Hildebrand
Sid's Crown
Bryan's Gulf
Prosperts Cleaners
City Motors
High Set Bros Garage
H. Wh
B. Sigler
C. Crum
R. Cramer
Arrow Oil Co
Mountaineers
Blatz Beer
Clines Contractors
E Shelton
E. Waniz
E. Shelton
Pomona Grange
Jefferson
Giade Valley
Lewistown
Pegsy Long
Mets
Richard Arnold
Janet
Kelley
Naomi Clem
Arthur Cram
Whitmore
Middletown Reformed. Baptist and
Mt. Zion
Battilocchi
P.S.G. Brand
U.S
Hormel’s
Genoa
Sri. Reyted
SSRIS
Ita
Nera
Sires
Ues
Son
Lion's Club
Carroll Trio
Tobery
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Yellow Springs
Carrol
Carroll
Embassy Dairy
Industrail
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Chas
Schnearing Barber Shop
Edward
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