Miriam Oland Tops Terrace Lanes Bowler of the Year
Miriam Oland repeats as Terrace Lanes Bowler of the Year finishing with a 173 composite average and 80,697 pins in 496 games across five leagues. The Top Ten features veterans and new faces including Blanche Kyler, Charlotte Clem, Jo Ann Koogle, Doris Keller, Mildred Clem, Ethel Ernest, Pauline Goudhart, Lois Thomas, and others with varying averages and game counts.
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Terrace
Miriam Oland
Oland
Uhe
Mes. Oland
Ann Koogle
Clem
Lois Thomas
Lois Gadberry
Shirley Mel Thona
Gloria Rice
Mrs Gadberry
Terrace Lanes
McThenna
Mrs. Rice
Barbara Cramer
Blanche Eyler Mat
Charlotte Clem
Doris Keller
Jo Ann Koogle
Mildred Clem
Ethel Ernest
Pauline Goodhart
Louis Thomas
Janet Wastler
Shirley Smith
Helen Wilhideldl
Joan Weinberg
Cathy Thrasher
Mary Flair
Shirley McThenna
Health Center Bowling News Update at Fort Detrick
In the Fort Detrick leagues the Dots and Dashes split with Regsers and the Up and Atoms gained on Do Drops. The Hits and Misses and Pinwheels tie for third as Ethel Cooper rolls 131 and 356, Edna Smith 127, Elinor Brown 120, Dottie Blank 317, Bernice Kuntze 116-310. Wages Five leads Monday Night Late. Duffy's Case takes three from the Stallions led by Mulcahey 397 and Wills 359 while Mathews Construction edges Red for the Industrial League lead.
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Regsers
Fort Det-rick
Ethel Cooper
Edna
Smith
Elinor Brown
Dottie Blank
Bernice Kuntze
Wages
Gastleys
Duffy
Stallions
John Mulcahey
Tom Wills
Terry Jackman
Mathews Construction
Red
Men split with Cappella's Food Market and more bowling results
Avery Clark Produce moved into third place with a 422 set 159 199 124. Tom Harding led with 391 followed by Lem Shafer 386 Sparkey Cote 378 Sonny White 374 Merril Cramer 365 and Mark Baker 363. Urbana Circuit standings shift Araby 1 upset Flinthill 11. Charlotte Ausherman led with 143 362 for the winners. The Trav elers beat Northpool. Yellow Springs tops Lioness league as Liberty falls to New Market. Francis Fogle top set 347 127 game. Thelima Hartsock 137. Dot Keyser 125. Mary Ann Burgee 123. Betty Catsail 120 330.
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Cappella
Avery Clark
Pete Brachey
Tom Harding
Lem Shafer
Sparkey Cote
Sonny White
Merril Cramer
Mark Baker
Flinthill
Urbana
Araby
Charlotte Ausherman
Urbana 1
Araby 1
Araby II
Bonnie Linton
Ruth Beard
Joe Smith
Jr. Redmond
Sally Despeaux
Peso Prima
Sagner Inc
Dot Keyser
Mary Ann Burgee
Betty Catsail
Alice Scigliane
Iris Korrel
Jo AnniCrum
Osceola Covey
Senate Votes to Restart Federal Rent Supplement Program
The Senate, in two roll calls, approved restoring funds for Johnson’s rent supplement program amid a larger $4.867 billion supplemental bill covering aid to higher education highway beautification and poverty. Earlier, the House had approved $4.214 billion and the Senate rejected attempts to kill or halve the rent aid.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Plane crash kills one and injures forty three in Manila
A Philippine Airlines DC-3 twin engine airliner crashed near an air force barracks after takeoff from Manila. One passenger died and 43 people were injured, including 34 passengers, 3 crew members, and 6 air force personnel. The flight was bound for Legaspi, southern Luzon.
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Manila
Philippine Air Force
Philippine Airlines Dcs
Air Force
Legaspi
Luzon
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