Various Glade Valley and Local Bowling League Standings
Multiple bowling leagues report standings and top scores. Franklin Used Cars leads Glade Valley A with 16 points, high games to C Dion and high sets to Chick Cramer and Franklin Used Cars. Jefferson United Church of Christ tops Inter Church Men's Division. Mid dletown Reformed and Mt Zion tied for second. Industrial League lead held by Shell O, with Harris Rapfer close behind. Ray Smith leads in average at 1.06 with high set 99, while Guy Weddie claims high game. Morgan's Restaurant tops both high game and high set, 607 and 1774 respectively. Rosemont Gulf leads Glade Valley B. Delauters Electronics post 1567 high team set, Rosefont Gulf 530 high game. Urbana district shows Hiamsville lead. E McClain and L Blevins win top games/sets for women and men. Arcade League led by Groves Shell with Alley Kats behind. J Rogers 136 game, W Shafer 386 high set. Lion’s Club and Lioness Leagues list Carroll Manor atop. high team 567-1639 and individual 147-372. Ingalls Supply Co leads Arcade Friday. May Sport Center reports top game 152. Health Center, Morgan high set 377. Center leads in team game 633 and 1634 set.
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Glade Valley
Franklin
C. Dion
Chick Cramer
Jefferson United Church of Christ
Middletown Reformed
Mt. Zion
Locke
McBride
Shell O
Harris
Rosemont Gulf
Delauters Electronics
Rosefont Gulf
D. Grossnickle
Thurmont
Taxi
B. O. Bryan
Groves
Lion's Club
Carroll Manor
C. Swamley
Ingalls Supply Co
Shankle Smith's
Morgan's
Sport
Frederick
Terrace Lanes Bowling Standings and High Scores Highlight
A long bowling summary from Terrace Lanes shows three teams tied for first in the Auto motive League including Don Rice Tire Co Lowell Tire and Battery Co and E B Shipley. Dow Chaney of Andy's Gulf rolled a 230 high game while Harry Hamilton of Lowell Tire and Battery posted 552 for high three game set.
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Terrace Lanes
Don Rice Tire Co
Lowell Tire and Battery Co
E. B
Browns Triumph 41-24 Over Eagles in 1960 Opener
Bobby Mitchell and Ernie Brown sparked Cleveland as the Browns beat Philadelphia 41-24 at Franklin Field in front of 56,303, delivering a stout defense that stifled Norm Van Brocklin while the teams opened the season split for second in the NFL East.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Mitchell
Eimmy Brown
Norm van Broclin
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Franklin Field
Unitas Extends TD Streak as Colts Rout Redskins
Baltimore surges past Washington 20 to 0 to open NFL season title bid. Unitas throws for a touchdown to Berry, reaching 38 straight games with a scoring pass. Myhra adds two field goals as defense hounds Redskins.
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Baltimore
Washington Redskins
Colts
Colt
Washington
Big Daddy Lipscomb
John Unitas
Raymond Berry
Steve Myhra
Unitas
Redskins
Capace Memorial Stadium
Lipscomb
Art Donovan
Gino Marchetti
M. C. Reynolds
Eagle
Alan Ameche
Art DeCarlo
Alex Hawkins
Moore
Myhta
Bob Kharat
Ben Scotti
Dick Lasse
Raron Felton
John Palack Unitas
Balti—Moore
Myhra
F. G. Myahra
Balti—Berry
Balt
F. G. Myhra
Balto
Cubs finish St Louis run as Pirates clinch NL title
Chicago Cubs defeat St Louis 5 to 0 to end the Cardinals pennant bid and hand Glen Hobbie his 15th win. Larry Jackson took the loss after four runs crossed in the second inning as Chicago collected nine hits.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
St Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Glen Hobbie
St. Louis
Middletown Triumphs 3 2 In Tri-County League Final Nine
Middletown edges Walkersville 3 to 2 to claim Tri-County League title at home. Blickenstaff drives in two with a seventh inning bases loaded double as Forest records the relief win. Walkersville scoring came in the fourth on Larry Duncan’s homer.
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Creagerstown
George Blickenstaff
Zare Middletown
Walkersville
Germantown
Middletown
Bill Stroble
Ken Faves
Forest
Jim Main
Buddy Butts
Paul Luiz
Butts
Eaves
Paul Stroup
Blickenstaff
Larry Duncan
Buck Houch
Gilbert
Sirobbie
Germantown Advances to Tri-County final with win over Bolivar
Germantown swept Bolivar in Tri-County League playoff action, 92 to unknown. It marked Germantown's second straight win as Bolivar struggled with six Bonar errors, though the text notes no further aid for Bolivar.
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Bolivar
Germantown
Atlantic Research
Atlantic
Louise Suggs Wins San Antonio Open for 1960 Money Title
Louise Suggs of Jhilania Georgia tops the 1960 money list by winning the San Antonio Open with a three round total of 215 as the Professional Golf standings report. The piece also notes the 1958 U.S. commercial fish catch totaling 4.626 billion pounds.
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Louise Suggs
San Antonio
United States
Final playoff game evens series at IJAMSVILLE
IJAMSVILLE-New Market tied best of three Maryland State League playoff 7 5 as New Market pitcher held Ijamsville to seven hits. Rick Zimmerman started for Ijamsville, followed by Don Neel and Tom Coleman with Neel charged with the loss. Crone Martz Crane and Coleman produced offense for Ijamsville while New Market capitalized on timely hits and an error prone Bush Creek defense.
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Ijamsville
New Market
Tjamsville
Maryland
User
Tery
Rick Zimmerman
Don Neel
Tom Coieman
Neel
New Merker
Tamsville
Bill Crone
Whisner
Frank Martz
roVer
Crane
John Carpentier
Martz
Wagner
Carpenter
Meriz
Zimmerman
Coleman
Bush Creek
Bob Weddle
Bush Creekers
Jonn Harper
Yankees Clinch Pennant With 4-3 Win Over Red Sox
The New York Yankees clinched their 10th American League pennant in 12 years by beating Boston 4-3 at Fenway Park. Ralph Terry pitched effectively through seven innings before relief from Luis Arroyo sealed the win, with Tony Kubek's double and Terry's RBI helping secure the decisive victory.
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Boston
New York Yankees
Ralph Terry
Luis Arroyo
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Chicago
Terry
Casey Stengel
Arroyo
Pete Runnels
Runnels
Bobby Richardson
Stengel
Yankees
Red Sox
Teg Williams
Tony Kubek
RBI
New York
Tasby
Nixon
Greserp
Skearor
Suston
McDougald
Ber
Secwrea
Los
Kubek
Terrip
Erbbso
Bewe
Chytax
Pasaral A
Honochick
Soar
Pirates Clinch National League Pennant Despite Loss
The Pittsburgh Pirates secure the NL pennant for 1960, first since 1927, after a 4-2 defeat to the Milwaukee Braves. Eddie Mathews hit a 10th inning homer off Elroy Face to seal the win as Milwaukee sweeps the series, moving to second place ahead of the Cardinals.
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Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Eddie Mathews
del Crandall
Braves
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pirates
Murtaugh
Mathews
Elray Face
Abrh
Schofield
Cotter
aRoach
Face
Spann
bTorre
Smith
Pittsburss
Mazereski
Stewart
Pitsburgh
Skinner
Daria Crandall
Ha—Mazeroski
Sa—Clemente
Crandall
Bears Stall Green Bay Title Drive in Openers
In Green Bay, the Chicago Bears halted the Packers bid for an early title with a fourth quarter rally. John Avena kicked a game winning field goal after Earl Leggett intercepted a pass, sealing a 6 0 victory for Chicago over Green Bay, who had entered the game riding six exhibition wins.
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BEARS
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago Bears
John Avena
Jum Tayior
Paul Hormmung
Willie Galimore
Rick Casares
Chicago
Galimore
Earl ‘Leggett
Avenis
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A. Hahs
Able’s
J. Rodgers
Idael| Farms
Health Center
Urbana
Hams
Ville Hi
Araby I
E. McClain
L. Blevins
M. Ausherman
Urbana I
New York Sample
Jack's Sandwich Shop
Delphy’s Sport Store
Seves
Frederick Construction Co
Marge Lucas
Gilbert’s
Det. Staggers
Betty Grabill
Peter’ Sen
Joe Eyler
Lou Mohier
Wil
Buck
Suburban
Shipley’s
Sporting Goods
Hood College
Hood
Frederick County
Boh
Maas Opticians
Joe's Cleaners
Mijo Farm
Bill Robertson
Barbara Medinger
May's Hardware
Bucky Luicer
Modern Pharmacy
Kemp's Dept
Rick Brandenberg
Ralph Kanade
Ford Motor Co
Alpha Portland Cement 1
E S Iim
American Optical
Lutz Baugher
Brown's Restaurant
J., Smith
Alpha Portland Cementi 2
Browns
Eagles
Mitchell
Tinois Flash
Brown
Syracuse
ST. L
Frederick, MD
Miller
Iyamsville
Stevens
Hagerstown, MD
National Football League
Pet. Pis
Drexeland
Pitburgh
St Louis
Dallas
Los Angeles
Detroit
W.L. T Pet
Houston
New York Oe
Denver
Oakland
AJBC
West College Terrace
SOX
Claim
Blue Ridge CD. Company
Aero Oil CO
Atlantic Heating Otis
Uae
Mt RY
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