Cramer Paces Majors 14 at Village Lanes
Ronnie Cramer in Ideal Farms Dairy colors led Milkmen to 1914 total pinfall at Village Lanes finishing with a 465 series including a 186 final game. He topped Gene Keister and Ronnie Fox in high marks as top scorers across multiple leagues with 400s and 400-plus sets dominating the week.
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Ronnie Cramer
Ideal Farms
Merchants
Gene Keister
Ronnie Fox
Paul Kolb
Jim Taylor
Skip Wenzel
Bill Kidwiler
Junior Fogle
Friz Dorsey
Wayne Souder
Wayne Fox
Joe Lenhart
A.M. Cowell
Lenhart
Chevron
Glenn Ness
Lee Weddler
Brazilian President Fires Town Mayor
President Humberto Castello Branco dismissed Mayor Marco Antonio Pinheiro Neto of San Matuel Maranhao for using $14,000 in Alliance for Progress funds and supplies to remodel his house and buy cattle. He also lost political rights for 10 years. funds were supposedly for a school.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Marco Antonio Pinheiro Neto
San Matuel
Maranhoa
Terrace Lanes Tenpin News Highlights Marsha Ernest 672 Series
Marsha Ernest a 19 year old West Frederick High student teacher returned from a three year layoff to post a 672 series at Terrace Lanes. Her 235 180 257 games included 19 strikes and a 762 set overshadowing other performances. the 672 ranks third all time for women at Terrace Lanes behind Miriam Oland and Jo Ann Keagle. The piece notes other high games by local bowlers and mentions Ernest’s June graduation from Frostburg State Teachers College and future work at Maryland School for the Deaf.
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Terrace Lanes
Marsha Ernest
West Frederick High Yang
Dan Dee
Ernest
Frostburg State Teachers College
West Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Miriam Oland
Jo Ann Keagle
Miss Ernest
Distaffers
Doris Keller
Mary Kelley
Paula Gouker
Mildred Clem
Doris Geisbert
Edie Troupe
Pat Zappasosta
Sandra Brachey
Shirley Smith
Emma Gray
Virgil Miller
Frederick
Miller
Gary Oland
Joe
Oland
Curt Shuff
Bob Blumenauer
Bud Long
Local bowling qualifiers set at Terrace Lanes for tn Ta Am
Local eliminations at Terrace Lanes next month select participants for tn Ta Am. Qualifiers involve three games with a handicap based on last season’s highest league average, or current average after 21 games if no prior average exists. One winner per 15 entries advances to finals, with Pro-Am pairings against touring pros and Terrace Lanes earning a Professional Bowlers Tour spot.
Free Dinners and Bowling All Star Scene Across Frederick
Frederick tenpin bowlers can win weekly free dinners for high games at Terrace Lanes Cozy Restaurant awards two dinners weekly one for a man and one for a woman among early winners are Virgil Miller Mariam Oland Dons Keller and Marsha Ernest St Louis will host the 1967 Bowling World Series 26th BPAA All Star Tournament Dick Weber and Joy Able defend titles against 288 men and 144 women at Skylark May 19 28 1967 Finals on CBS TV marks second year a commercial bowling establishment hosts the event with prior All Stars in public arenas
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Betty C. Eyler
Jeannette Whitmore
Eyler
Jolly Four
Helen Oslo
Ruth Lare
Edna Green
Ladybugs
Sharon Grimes
Clara Myers
Eileen Waesche
Doris Ashenfelter
Rosie Beniz
Glade Valley Ladies
Woodsboro Beauty Salon
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Beauty Shop
Eilene Cramer
Frances Angelberger
Mip Mackley
Saum’s Jewelers
Betty F. Eyler
Flock
Texaco
W. E. Stups Inc
Smith
Robert Albaugh
Curtis Staley
E. Stups Inc
Larry Shepley
Melvin Beachley
Johnny’s Amusements
Donnie Schildt
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Monocacy Valley
Curtis Cromwell
Floyd L. Culler
C. Oland Meitzler
Harry Stitely
Donald Byard
Myers Radio & TV
Doris Hamilton
Hipsley , & Albright
Myer
Radio & TV
Pabst Blue
Joe Cooper
Moser
Harold Moser
Marty Naugle
Claude Pop Crum
Richard Arnold
Bob Smith
Wayne Nusbaum
Donald Paugh
Steve Naugle
Helen Ogle
Glade
Betty Weddle
Wayne Angelberger
Carroll Crum
Donnie Wetzel
Donald Crabbs
Terrace Lanes
Frederick
Thurmont
Virgil Miller
Mariam Oland
Dons Keller
Marsha Ernest
St. Louis
Skylark Janes
Cbs-Tv
Tais
Bear Plays Dumb Outwits Handlers at City Zoo
A 375 pound American black bear at a Los Angeles city zoo has baffled staff for ten days. She declined to climb out of the moat using a ladder, instead hanging on to feed on a feast placed nearby. Keepers kept her hungry to entice an ascent, but she slid back into the moat after reaching the lip.
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Los Angeles
al Acosta
Acosta
Frank Todd
Nathan Gale
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Bob Fawley
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Skip Dorsey
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Canada Dry
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