Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-09

were 227-191-143. He also took
over high single games, 227.
Larry Brininger came in Sec
ond with his $50 series. H S
games were 201-179-150. Stanton
followed with a 524 series 600
189 1857. Palerizyk came
through with a 522 series.
Chardon Inn was the only
four game winner of the night
when they took all from Moss
Farm Dairy. Three to one vic
tors of the evening were Sid
ley No. l over Junction Auto,
Sugar Bush over FOE. Eag-
les, Sidley No. Q over Dremann
Rug Cleaner.
Tuesday Tilt
Homer Barham set fire to
the alleys on Tuesday when he
blasted a 604 series and grab
bed off high single to Kovitch
running close at his heels with
his 500 series. His games were
236-197-157. Other heavy slug
gers of the night were H a !
Smith 223-2O2-158 (573) Bigham,
197-19O-183, (570 Jim Lucas
228-180-158, Bob Thomas 90
187-180 (55D Schiemann (55D,
Jonath (55D Balog (548).
Four game winners of h
night were Veteran Beverage
over Hoffmanss, Country Sub
urban over Town Line Dairy
Bar. Three to one victors of
the evening were Hoffman over
Tee Pee Motors, Chardon
Springs over B. G. Crandall
Co., Green Lantern over Plank
Road Tavern, Lockee Lee Dali
ry over Finch Cleaners.
Wednesday Ladies
Ruth Burnett champ of We'd
neSday ladies league as well as
of the week with her GOT takes
high also. Jean McConahy was
second with her $50. Her games
were 154-148-148. M. A. Cullop
449 (162-157-13O) Shirley Fowler
439 Q47-146-146) Thrasher 438
Q61-151-126).
Four game winners of h e
evening were SchinagleS Meets,
over Rimes Trucking, Chardon
Rubber over Robson Moline,
Rexall Drugs took three from
Chardon Paint and Wallpaper,
Thrasher Radio and TV took
212 leaving Farinacci Construc-
ton 112.
Thursday Early
Jonath was high man in
early Thursday league with his
638 series with high single to
boot. Joe Koston came in sec
ond with his 545 series 211-164-
ITO was his games. Pentek roll
ed a 514 (204-180-130), Rodhe
500 (172-172-156). Taking all
four were Chardon Savings ov-
er Leisy's Light. Culligan Wa
ter Service over Chardon Rub
ber. Taking three leaving one
we're Srp Tractor sales over
Kismet Products (WhiteJ. The
Junction and Kismet Products
(Green) split 2 and 2.
Church League
Frank Hokes sits in the win
ners corner for church league
with a nice $40 series and roll
ing games of 189-180-177. Bill
Gaylord close at his heels with
a 542 series Q98-178-166, Jim
Gaines 531 (191-168), Albright
500 (194 1856 129), Paul
Clapac's 500 (180 179 1907,
Leigh was champ of h gh
single 90 3. Three to one VIC
tors of the evening were Sch
pacc's 500 (180 179 150),
inagles Super Market over Bot
tiger Pildner Builders, Hi-Life
over Haueter Trucking. Split
ting even two and two were Ed
Greennan Service and Sugar
Bush, Finch Cleaners and
Franks Barber shop.
BOwlerettS
Leading on the ladies lanes
for the boWleretts was Kay
| Stevens with her 529 series
and games of (193-175-16D and
congradulation goes to Kay
Bundza with her 211 game win
ner of high single. One point
behind Stevens was X AY Bun
dza with a 528 series.
Lillian May close with a $40
and games of 191-160-159 other
good boWlerS for the evening
were Ruth Burnett 467, Nugent
and Busch 449, McConahy 412,
Audrey 440, Daniels 405.
Four game winners of eve
ming were Town Line Dairy
over Okran Beverage Dist, Bo-
Stwick Store over Ted'S Tavern,
Three to one victorS we're:
Finch Cleaners over Tee Pee
Motors, Bertke Realty over
Farinacci Buick, Green L a n
tern over Sidley Co. Splitting
even with two each were B.
& v. Rec. and Sugar Bush,
Chodis Service and Sidley No.
16. SpearS Meats and Plank