Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-29

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Four game winners in team
competition of the eve n n g
were Bottger Peldner Build ov-
er Chardon Springs Security
Savings over Finch Cleaners.
Taking three leaving one was
Lockee Lee over Hutter Sinclair
Service Station. Tying t h e
score with two each was Tee
Pee Motors and Hi Life Tavern
Tuesday b. League
Taking over with High SER
les of the night was Dick Be-
sig as he hammered a sol for
high series games of (162-i29-
1907. While high single went to
r. Slupe with a 207 game his
series was 484. Dvorak run a
493 series and flames of TT
181-135. I.O.O.F. Thompson was
the only four game winner of
the night when they took all
four from Gore Inn. Three to
one victors of the night were:
LIE Roy Grange over Hambden
Build. BIG. CrandaI over Arp
Brothers. Mcbride Brothers ov-
er Hoffman Gulf Products.
Wednesday Ladies
Mary Hanks took over the
ladies on the Wednesday league
for both series and single as
she came through with a 468
series and 200 game. Hanks
games were, 137-200-131. B.
Jewell came in second with
453 series 042-164-140. C. Sch
agrek, 421 12O-126-175). B. Wo
Wolf, 416 Q38-150-128). C. Nu-
get 412 142-146-124; I Messen-
ger 402 116-141-145).
Robson Trac tor cleaned
house on Thra5hers Super Mar
Diet when they took all four
games. Taking three leaving
one were, Chardon Rubber ov-
er Schinagles Market. Uptown
Restaurant over Chapman Coal
and Supply. Spears Meats over
RimeS Trucking.
Early Thursday
Setting fire to the alleys for
early Thursday league wasF.
Seufer as he ran a 555 series
and games of 192-192-171. Lom-
barke was close at his heels
as he took over high single
with his 219 game. He run
537 series. G.. Dunlap 400 1854
159-160 S. Hitter 467 (148-168-
15D. B. Rodhe, asa 170-153-
1871.
Four game winners of the
night were Chardon Rubber ov-
er Culligan Soft Water. Kis-
met No. 2 over The Junction.
Three game winners were
Chuck's Welding over Kismet
Products No. l. Joe's I.G.A.
Store over Chardon Nash Sales.
Church League
Taking over high series of
the Chruch league was Joe
(Hi Life as he bowled them
over for a SAL series with
games of 163-189-176. while
high single went to Ed Hokes
with his 205 game. Eds SER
les was 483. Other good games
of the night we're:
Johnny Paul 522 177-188-15D
L. Loring 5O4 Q61-189-154 An
zur 5O4 Q49-169-186., Paullen
484 078-144-162). Paul Joiner
485 Q65-135-185). w. Parr ATT
Q24199-154). Albright 469 1856
161-152)
-Four game winners in team
competition of the vening were
Knights of Columbus over
Franks Barber Ship. Battger
Peldner Build over Rime s
Trucking. Taking three leav-
ing one was Schinagles Market
over Finch Cleaners. Splitting
even with two each were Su-
gar Bush and Hi Life.
BOwleretts League A
M. Koritansky was leading
lady of the Friday leagues
when she hammered a 461 SER
les with games of 120-164-177.
High single went to Marian
Perry as she smashed a 200
game. Perry run a 448 series.
Other good games for the A
league were:
Shirley Haueter 434 131-133-
l7O); Audrey HenzIer 447 157
156-134D Kay Stevens 449 155-
143-15D MI. Jonke AS C143-l46
1871; Irene Opper 421 N36-l25-
1907.
Three to one victorS OF the
night were ChardOn Nash Mo
tors over BostWick Store. Gre
Green Lantern over Bert k
Realty. B..V. Rec over Char
don Springs. Splitting eve
with two each is Finch Clean
erS and Spears Meats.
League B
KoritanSky was boss over B
league as we'll as of the week
with his 46l series. Other good
games and series of the night
were Bessie D. 172-118-99D
Micky White 376 Q25-l21-l3O
Mary Hurana 391 122-l20-149)
r. Vandrasek 375 (88-l51-l36)
Three game winners were: o
Kran Beverage over Sidley No.
2, ChodiS Service Station over
Sidley No. i. Susman team
(no Sponsor) over Schafrek
team (no Sponsor). Splitting
even two and two were Sugar
Bush and Team No. 2.