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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1963

Page

15

Shank Throws Second Frederick Perfect Game at Terrace Lanes

Larry Shank, 19, bowled a 300 in an unsanctioned open pot game at Terrace Lanes to become Frederick’s second perfect game. He joined Howie Whichard and started bowling in Terrace youth leagues three years ago while pursuing business studies in Winchester. Terrace will award a youth trophy despite the non ABC sanctioning.

Frederick Terrace Lanes Larry Shank Shank Brooklyn Howie Whichard Optimist Winchester Maryland Mento John Eterno

All-Star Bowling Eliminations Set In Frederick Area

Frederick Hagerstown area bowlers prepare for Maryland All-Star eliminations with 25 men and 12 women expected. Men bowl four blocks starting Saturday at 2 p.m. at Turner's Oval Hagerstown. women 16 games over four blocks begins Sunday at Terrace Lanes. Final block October 27 at Terrace Lanes. state finals November 9–10 at Normandy Lanes. Winners advance to National All-Star in Dallas.

Frederick-Hagerstown Maryland Turner’s Oval Hagerstown Terrace Normandy Dallas Texas Lois Gadberry Frederick Bruce Shue Merle Metcalfe Kansas City Raymond Taylor Cathy Stevens Washington Jim Hochgertle Odenton

Distaff Keglers Show Early Form In 63 64 Season

Distaff bowlers at Terrace Lanes display strong early season form led by Mrs JoAnn Koogle who scored 579 in the Ladies League. Miriam Oland and Virginia Cook also posted 540s for Frederick Motor Company and Ben's Watch Shop respectively, with multiple high games and steady averages across leagues.

Terrace Lanes eEe JoAnn Koogle G&r Merchandise Mart Kogle Miriam Oland Virginia Cook Oland Frederick Motor Company G&r G&r On Games of 198, 162, 188. Mrs. Cook Ben’s Watch Shop Ethel Ernest Valli Coulombe Blanche Eyler Nancy Ernest Arlene Staley

Village Lanes Duckpin News highlights top scores

Linden Hills Market defeats Burdette Bros 1995 to 1838 in a crowd pleasing duckpin match. Charles Wimpy Whitmore tops with 180 game and 465 set earning league high honors as Linden Hills rises to first in Blue Ridge Majors.

Linden Hills Charles “Wimpy” Whitmore Wimpy Walt Cramer Harry Burdette Irv Wagner Burdette Bros Chi-Mar Bill Glenn Ness Bill Koogle Harry Wharam Turk Renn Paul Culler Bunny Shreve Ron Rainier

Youth Traveling League opens with three Ha ngerstown teams

Village Lanes hosted three Ha ngerstown teams to launch a series of matches among area bowling centers. Notable figures include Ronnie Fox and Jack Bowman leading teams, Linda Baker topping the girls with a 364 set, and Village Lanes tying the match with a 91 pin margin. A return date at Southside Bowl in Hagerstown is set for Sunday 2:30 p.m. plus plans for adult leagues across ten centers.

Village Lanes Hangerstown Ronnie Fox All Stars Jack Bowman Linda Baker Alice Rice Jo Ann Baker Brenda Shankle Frances Sadowski Dave Shankle Jr Eddie Dykstra Mike Crist Chet Baker Warnie Stevens Nagerstown Walkersville Hagerstown Hancock Martinsburg Winchester Damascus Waynesboro

Walkersville Duckpin Leagues Scores And Leaders

In the Monday Nite A League Cramer's American leads with 16 points while Carling's Black Label and Stup's Garage chase at 11. Various players post high games and sets including Alton Gilbert 412 and many 300s. The B and Mixed leagues show Cornell's Sinclair and Wilhide's Garage among top teams with individual standout scores throughout the week.

Cramer American Carlings Stup’s Garage Acmé Market Pabst Blue Ribbon Ebert's Ice Cream Alton ‘Bunce Gilbert Duckpins Bunce Harold Moser Pete’ Flair Markwood Ramsburg Jack Wisner Charles Baker Jr Joe Cooper Sonny Cromwell Austin Cramer Robert Babington Joe Lenhart Kenny May Bob Moss Cornell Sinclair Keymar Service Center John Eyler Wayne Swomley John Kline Donnie Schildt Claude “Pop’ Crum Bob Weddle Naomi Adkins Belly Kanade Hubert Brown Raymond Crum D. Main Glade Valley Wilhlde’s LeGore St. Ridge Walkersville Kaufman’s Grocery Cross Roads Inn Buckeye’s Fox Pools Deal Garage Electrolux Pail Young Glenn Lara Cross Roads Ino Wilhide’s

Arcade Duckpin Leagues See High Scores and Tight Standings

Earl Moberly returns to bowling with a 417 set in the Thursday Night Industrial League at Arcade Lanes, following a 400 set. Duke's Shell Service leads the Monday Early League by three points over Moose Lodge, with 13 teams within eight points. American Optical tops Thursday Night League after sweeping Little's Beauty Shop, while Colonial Music Shop and Arcade Vive tie for first in Friday action. A three way tie for second forms among N. E. Kefauver & Son, Flock's Texaco and Fogle's Five. In Church League men, Baptist lead by one, Good Shepherd behind. Liberty-Unionville No. 1 leads Intra Zoned Lions, Middletown No. 1 second. G&L Bakery and Carbaugh Van Service share first in Wednesday League. Hahn's Transportation close behind. Mark Summers posts top weekly 136 and 368. Forest Grove moves into first in Women’s Intra Church League.

Earl Moberly Earl Arcade Lanes Duke Shell Service Blue Diamonds Moose Lodge Bob Sheckles K. Baker American Optical Little Beauty Shop Fort Detrick Colonial Music Shop N. E. Kefauver & Son Flock Texaco Fogle Baptist Good Shepherd Liberty - Unionville Middletown No G&l Bakery Carbaugh van Service Hahn's Transportation Mark Summers Forest Grove

Local League Standings Highlight Busy Night Of Bowling

Health Center League leaders Hi Fi of Fort Detrick extended their margin by three points over Daffy Ducks despite a loss. Peso Pluma tops the Sagner mixed league after trimming North Cord. Bill's Market moves three up in Industrial League as Shell Oil drops three to Porter's Grill. High games include Hendricks 311 set 12, Nicodemus 181, Despeaux 118.

Hi-Fi Fort Detrick Daffy Ducks Atoms P. Hendricks Peso Pluma Sagner Inc North Cord Northweave Englishtown Sally Despeaux Rosie Hawkins Ellen Gladhill Arthur Rickell Bill's Market Red Men Shell Oil Porter's Grill Morgan

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