Frederick youth bowls historic 700 at Terrace Lanes
Russell, a 16 year old from Frederick, posted a 700 series in the Youth Major League at Terrace Lanes. He fired 221 in the second game and 246 in the final, marking the first 700 set by a Maryland youth in Western Maryland and besting the prior Terrace Lanes record by 42 pins.
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Terrace Lanes
Frederick
Maryland
Robert Russell
Kegler
Wester Maryland
Ar Wit
Russell
Optimist Youth League
Terrace Lanes to Host Frederick Youth Tenpin League This Saturday
Frederick city and county church youths form a coed league at Terrace Lanes, each team four bowled on handicap with special youth rates. Traveling league matches start in October with teams from Edgewood Gettysburg Sunshine Lanes and more. The Terrace group plans to field two teams November 3 as rosters are finalized, while top local performances feature 655 by Lou Ughetto and strong women bowlers led by Charlotte Clem Miriam Oland and Mildred Clem.
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Frederick City
Terrace Lanes
Ed Thomas
Miriam Oland
Pen Mar
Edgewood Lanes
Gettysburg
Sunshine Lanes
Frederick
Lou Ughetto
Hagerstean
Melart Jewel
Ughetto
Hick
Charlotte Clem
Mildred Clem
Walkersville Bowling News Second Week Highlights
The Monday Nite A League moved into week two with Car Discount leading on 7 points after a 4-0 sweep. Cra mer's American and Canada Dry share second place at 4 points, while Stup's Garage sits third with 5. Glenn Ness powered a 166 game and 49 set to join the 400 Club for the season, with Jack Miller also breaking 400. Multiple leagues report high games and sets, including a 189 by D. Crabbs and a 982 set by R. Arnold in the same evening.
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Car Discount
Cramer
American
Canada Dry
Stup
Garage
Glenn Ness
Glenn
Jack Miller
Claude “Pop” Crum
Honnie Cramer
al Wastler
Junior Bollinger
Bob Moss
A. L. Cramer
Glenn Ramsburg
Alton Gilbert
Paul Kolb
Jake Lenhart
Sam Lenhart
Keany
B. Shriner
Ray King
Indsoal Olane
Ine Lenhart
Sam
Frederick Yarer
Wr & Ans Bean
Earl Ramsburg
Thurmont
Frege
Smith
Wise Pharmacy
Hign
Freaericn Motor Car
Valley Knight’s
Fead
Charlie Main
Farmer's Supoply
Cornell Sinclair
Charles Main
R. Cruma
R. Arnold
D. Crabbs
L. Grimes
E. Wolfe
Pop’ Crum
Naomi Adkins
R. Clem
Barricks Lime
Smith's Bakery
Inn
Walkersville Mfg. Co
Wm. H. Christ
White Cottage Inn
Curtis Staley
Frank Dayhoff
Johnny Kime
Marty Naugie
Doris Staley
Bob Wade
Glenn Dayhoff ii
Ray Dayhoff
Butch Poole
Leon Poole
von Eiff's
Glade Valley
Shafer
Esso
Dorsey
Hank Mort
Mary C. Smith
Lois Wisner
Dorothy Ramsburg
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Schaefer's
Duke's
Mountaineer's
Richard Grinder
E. Wantz
Richard
Sam Eyler
Ed Shelton
Dick Gladhill
Rodman van Sant
Melvin Filler
Melvin Fout
Edith Myers
Lee Shaeffer
Steve Boswell
Dave Grossnickle
Dick Kline
L. Duncan
Clark Keeney
Debbie
Kevin Weddle
Jill Gilbert
Don Ritter
Hick
Mike Staley
Jim Bachteil
Bowling Standouts Highlight Friday Mined Circuit
In Friday action, Big 542 led with games of 244 156 and 133. Mrs Oland posted ITM leblv7 318 in Pillies League and 158 18% 179 122 in La Aya Legon. Mildred Clem, bowling for Porter Gin in a 17 team Therfu league, rolled 565 with 173 198 TV. Other notable scores include Phyllis Fry 193 186 546, Janice Wastler 150 173 507, Ann Koornitz 170 160 173 309, Blanche Eyler 159 185 167 300, Shirley Thenia 143 174 189 308, Jo Ann Kole 191 155 307, Ethel Eri Pest 156 232 124 512, Shirley Thenia 184 155 196 514.
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Oland
ITM
Phyllis Fry
Janice Wastler
Ann Koornitz
Blanche Eyler
Shirley Mc
Thenia
Jo Ann’ Kole
Ethel Eripest
Shirley McThenia
Harry Smith Climbs In PBA Money Chase For Second
Harry Smith of Baltimore moves into second place in the Professional Bowlers Association money race. He earned a $1,000 check at the San Jose PBA Open, boosting his year’s total to about $27,698. His finish trails leader Andy Marcich, with St John of San Jose also in contention after a strong showing.
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Harry Smith
Baltimore
Andy Marcich
Smith
San Jose
White Marss
St. John
Fire Ear
Pons Five Dominates With Strong Team and Individual Scores
A cluttered score page highlights Pons Five achieving notable team totals at Ware Valley event. Jack Mier leads high team game and Dick Gien delivers standout individual marks, with Richer J Grin and Scotty Garr also placing prominently.
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Daster
Doran
Disen & Sen
Sedt
Woltertye
Sears
Bien Mart
Wien
Eaphaeeh Om
Jack Mier
Metten
Deane Cumirt
Nevin Ci
Scotty Garr
Dannie Schet
Wood
James Sacer
Gort Pittee
Deotie Gisert
Beerty Derr
Debbie Gupert
Arcade Duckpin Leagues Begin at Arcade Lanes
The fall bowling season starts at Arcade Bowling Lanes with the Intra Church League in its 23rd year, the largest in the county with 28 teams. The 490 club league on Wednesdays has ten teams, and prize money totals about 10,000 dollars. The venue is a member of the National Bowling Proprietors Association, the Maryland Bowling Proprietors Association, and the National Duckpin Bowling Congress.
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Arcade
Arcade Lanes
National Bowling Proprietors Association
Maryland Bowling Proprestors Association
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Tommy Ramsburg
Betty Lee
Bernie
Maysie Rice
Ed Clem
Abrecht
Esso
May
Eagles
Gil Stirley
Duke
Duke's Shell
Middletown Lutheran
Church League
Middletown Zion
Mt. Pleasant
Pauline Crum
Shirley McThenna
Pat James
Health Center Duckpin Leagues Report Fort Detrick Scores
Hi-Fi team tops Fort Detrick Ladies League by four points led by D Molnar with 118 game 318 set. Daffy Ducks rise to second after beating Dots and Dashes. R Dredden 135 game 319 set L Thosis B Mayo 325 M Crone 115. Industrial League Bill's Market leads after 4 from Rolling Rock. Morgan's Lunch 3 from Red Men. Bill Abrecht 139 game 382 set. Morgan's Lunch high team game 615. Red Men high team set 1702. Urbana Mixed League Tramaville 1 takes sole first after 4 from Urbana 1. Yellow Springs results and Lioness League notes incomplete.
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Fort Detrick
D. Molnar
Daffy Ducks
Miliary Post
R. Dredden
L. Thosis
B. Mayo
M. Crone
Bill's Market
Rolling Rock
Morgan
Red Men
Harold
Village Lanes Duckpin News celebrates first women award winners
Emily Hobgood and Mildred Wiggs become the first women to win the National Duckpin Bowling Congress Big 40 Club award at Village Lanes. Hobgood averages under 36 with a 145 game. Wiggs averages under 32 with a 122 game. Men’s Big 5 Club award noted for averages under 111 with a game 3 pins above average. Season features many 400 sets and notable triples by players including Thelma Straw and triple efforts in the Wei Brothers Gil League. Debby Edwards, Garry Taylor, and others shine in the Y B A Duckpin program with multiple high games and sets, earning Silver Seal and Gold Star honors.
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Emily Hobgood
Mildred Wiggs
Village Lanes
Hobgood
Abe
Wiggs
Nationa Duckpin Congress
Lie
Ron Rainier
Mike Mulcahey
Don Bhmenauer
Louise Metz
Weil Bros. Oh Co
Wei Brothers
Ed Harrison
Jim van Fossen
Gene Kemp
Don Blumenauer
Thelma Straw
Debby Edwards
Garry Taylor
Casper Taylor
Kenny Dinsmore
Garry Bryan
Debby
Taylor Brothers
Kenny
Gary O'Bryan
Gary
1964 National Duckpin Tournament Details at T Bowl
The 1964 National Duckpin Tournament will be held at the 48 lane T Bowl in Newington Connecticut from March 21 to May 3. Week end allotments are set for teams from various regions with April 1 reserved for Western Maryland bowlers. Plans include record turnout and entries challenge, with New England and Southern teams showing growing interest.
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Newington
Conn
Maryland
New England
Blue Ridge Majors Thrill Spectators At Village Lanes
Six Ble Ridge Major League teams showcased strong bowling as Cramer's Music defeated Burdette Bros. from Damascus, taking all four points. The score progression showed a 28 pin first game lead at 643 615, growing to a 76 pin gap by the end of the second, and final totals of 1887 to 1819 led by an impressive 167 from Harry Burdette.
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Village Lanes
Cramer
Burdette Bros
Damascus
Music Makers
Harry Burdette
League Night Highlights In Fast-Stepping Wednesday Nite Major League
The Chi-Mar Five lead the fast pace with Cramer's Music and Ideal Dairy Farms close behind. Cramer's holds the league high set at 1897 as Pomona Grange League sees Glade Valley No. 2 and Thurmonl tied for first with Middletown New Market No. 1 Carroll Major New Market No. 2 Lewistown and Ballenger No. 1 in pursuit. Assemblers atop Frederick Tron and Steel League by one point over Machine Shop. Shreve's Masonry Contractor, a new Village team, ranks high. Friday night bowling results show Mitler's Gulf Service and Rippeon's Go Toot leading the 6:45 league, with high team and individual marks posted by multiple clubs, including Village Lanes and Glade Valley groups.
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Chi-Mar
Cramer
Ideal Dairy Farms
Pomona Grange League
Glade Valley
Ad Thurmonl
Middletown
New Market
Carroll Major
Lewistown
Ballenger
Assemblers
Frederick Tron and Steel
Shreves Masonry Contractor
Gladhill Furniture
F. and M. National Bank
Miller's Gulf and Rippeon
S & W Motor
Dan Dee Country Inn
Western Maryland Trust
R. Rogers Nicklas
H. E. Snapps
City Auto Parts
Bobs
Mercer's Rexall Drug Store
the Pine Knots
Weil Bros
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Joop
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Walkersville Bowling News
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Economy Oil Co
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Duckpin News
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Cowell, Inc
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T. Burtner
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Unity Restaurant
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King Fier
Sf Culvert Moeta
Prendts Kvi Ouran
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