Hess's scores place him in third place in all-events handicap with 2,422 and eighth in scratch with 2,173. Included in that total were a 300 game and 11 consecutive strikes in another game. There have been 323 on-site awards as of the fifth week of competition. With more than a month left in the competition and many area bowlers yet to roll, watch for more local names to show up on the standing sheet. The local Seniors Handicap Championships will be held next weekend.
Applications are available in all area centers.
Jim Kerry covers local bowling for the Courier Times.