Village Lanes Duckpins Major League Doubles highlights
Herman Brown fired a 446 set in the Major League Doubles last week with 17 marks and games of 146 139 161. Bill Koontz owns the league high with 462, while Jack Crampton posted 417 including a 157 game. Other strong scores came from Walt.
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Industrial League stars post big scores and team standings
Dave Semler led Thrifty Transmission with a 434 set on 157 114 163 and high season total. Chick Cramer rolled a 160 game. Cramer and Jim Taylor, Walt had 396 and 395 totals. Kaempf Harris and other squads chase top spots as city leagues near midseason. Glor ia Rice led Friday Nite Mixed with 380 for Trail Dry Wall, others posted 360s to 369. The competition tightens for first and second place.
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Jewell, Harold's Lead as Bowlers Hit High Scores
Pete Jewell rolled a 173 high game and 387 set for Harold's, replacing Paul Croneburg's 161 as season high. Kenny Rice led the Monocacy A with 151 and 408 for A.M. Cowell, while John Dinterman posted a 396 set with games 31/132/133 for City Jani Oral.
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Frederick leagues honor top bowler Elwood Hammer
Elwood Hammer led the Frederick Iron and Steel League with a 164 game and 423 set for the Assemblers. Other standout scores include Mike Crist 162 game 370 set for Manns Ice Cream in the Commercial League and Elwood Biddinger with John Putnam each 400 sets in Monday Nite Mixed. Sandy Thomas posted a 338 in the Wednesday Morning Ladies League.
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Arlans Stores Launches Christmas Sweepstakes Across States
Arlans Department Stores begins the Charge Into Christmas Sweepstakes offering a two week European trip for four with Pan American Airways and a 1969 Mercury Montego station wagon as first prize. Second prize is a 1969 Mercury Cougar, plus Motorola Color TV for one winner at each of 90 stores. Entry blanks are available in stores nationwide with multiple entries allowed.
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Baltimore Selected for Project OWN Expansion
Baltimore is named among 18 target cities for Project OWN a 10 year SBA program to create 70 000 minority owned construction contracting businesses. Howard J Samuels says a Washington based National Construction Task Force will guide action teams in the 18 cities.
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Seals Usually Dive No Longer Than Five Minutes
Seals can stay underwater for a good many minutes if needed but typically limit dives to about five minutes to resurface and breathe.
The Great Stone Face and New Hampshire Legacies
The Old Man of the Mountain a 40 foot stone head sits 1200 feet up Mt Cannon in the White Mountains. The World Almanac notes its fame and view from curtain positions shows five ledges forming a human profile. Nathaniel Hawthorne drew inspiration from these hills for his story The Great Stone Face.
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