The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-11-06

Chardon JayCees finally made
the board with 1858, good fol-
third place in high 3 games
Security Savings still leads the
league followed by Finch, Cir.
Gle 6, Carlson's Hardware, Vet:
Beverage Store, Country &
Suburban, JayCees, Chardor
Rubber, Chardon Springs
Strong Milk Carriage, Tee Pee
Motors, and Suchdale, in thai
order.
The oldest game was bowled
by Capt. Ed. Phillips of Char
don Rubber. He had 79 in the
seventh frame and then hit
strikes in row for a nice
169 finish. His team lost all
to Country and Suburban. Ed
Phillips also had a 202 game,
Dick Clause 206, and Len Pen
tex 214.
Chardon Springs and Such
dale divided them 2 and for
the evening. Barney Ziegler had
a 226 and Henry Nemec 1914,
Vets Beverage Store took
leaving Strong Milk Carriage /,
Neat totals were Steve Lip
tak's 221, Milt Hazen's 2O3, and
Howard Strong's 200.
Other games worth talking
about are Carl Nesbitt's 201
and 1913 in the contest where
Chuck's Towing took all 4 from
Frantz Tavern. Srp Tractor
took 3 from Culligan Water
Service leaving them l point
by only one pin. Wedges 8
strikes in a row in the 10th
frame making a 1872 out of a
game that was only 112 in the
9th frame is probably what did
it for Culligan's. Hal Smith had
a 206 game in the contest
where the Chardon Bank took
3 to Chardon Rubber's l.
Kenneth Bell, Howard Ensign,
Clifford Babcock, Ralph Ran
oles, Bob Fenwick and Hubert
Starr for Junction Auto Sales
took 3 over Ohio Bells l point.
Hubert Starr had a nice series
-163-184-202. The Ohio Bell
team are Kenneth Jeglie, Jack
Connolly, Jack Slocomb, Will
liam Norris, James Mcdaniel,
and Edwin Salminen.
For Bostwick's Store, Jay
Parsons, Tom Bostwick, Ralph
Orient, Howard Richards, r.
Joiner, Lewis Bostwick, and
Roy Priestap took all 4 from
Moss Farm Dairy, namely:
James Lucas Chats Oliver
Frederic, Jr), Lester Craig,
Harold Holmes, Carl Wicks, and
Ed. Pulsifier. Jay Parsons had
a 200 game and Howard Rich
ards a 213.
Dick Hanks rolled a 1877 for
Perkins Motor Sales who took
3 from Hendrickson Electric.
Dick Albright had a 21O for
the electricians. His teammates
are Everett Hendrickson, Carl
Nesbitt, Bob Thomas, and Ell
mer Eden. Rolling with Hanks
for Perkins are Roy Post, Oakie
Mullins, Jack Henke, and My
ron Perkins.
Top total between Ed. Kempf's
and Ben Franklin was Glenn
Mowrey's 1877. The Kempf five
took all 4. These boys are Ed.
Wenzel, Sr., Ed. Kempf, John
Vese, Charles Rudney, Don
Trask and Glenn Mowrey. Glenn
DeWalt, Paul Joiner, Glenn Ell
stem, Leroy Wenzel and Ed
Wenzel bowl for Ben Franklin
Store.
For c. Peters Excavating, Joe
Glavic tailed 204-2O3- He
and his teammates-Glenn Cor
lett, George Spiel, Stanley
Peters, AL Orient, and Bob
Carlisle, took all from Green
Lantern. The tavern team are
John Blewett, Radph Burnett.
Edward Busch, Rudy Deak,
Harold Smith, and B. Loring.
John Marko, Art Van Gorder,
Art Mitchell, Herb Van Gorder,
and Al McClish, known as the
Van Gorder team, took all 4
from F. o. Eagles, namely:
Richard Smith, Hal Stafford
John Eppley, AL Rabatin, John
Erb, and M. Montgomery. John
Markko and Art Mitchell had
203 totals and AL McClish a |
proud 234.