Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
The
Bowling Beat -
By Betty Parr

BY Betty Parr
Stan Legget was top bowler
of the week with a 598 series.
Stan run a 202-200-196. While
high series went to Ralph De-
Walt with a 227 game. Close at
LeggettS heels was Dick Hanks
with a 594 series his games
were 212-205-177. AS the Tues
day sheets were not among the
bowling sheets and l could not
know there results, any high
series or games will be in next
week paper.
Monday Classic
Leggett took over Monday
Classics as well as of the week.
Other heavy hitters of the night
were Jim Lucas, 557 (i94-177-
1876 Ed Nuetel $50 Q91-16O-199)
Art Van Gorder 507 178-16O-
1897. Frank Balog 500 Q70-135-
215) Russ Williams 533 COL
l67-165l. w. Paab 491 17l-l49-
IT'D.
Four game winners in team
competition of the evening
were, Chardon Rubber over
Chapman Coal and Supply. Bost
wick Store over Chardon Exca-
waiting. Three to one victorS
were; Ben Franklin Store over
Van Gorder Hardware. Perkins
Motors over Enicock Reality.
Monday Business
McCliSh was the heavy slug
ger of Business mems league
with his $50 series his games
were, 201-159-20O. Starr took ov-
er high single with a 229 game.
Starr series was 534. Other good
boWlerS were H. KoraSheS with
521 Q57-172-192) F. Platkouski
511 Q72-17O-169) Ray Prustap,
538 (181-191-166). Frantnek $40
(203-172-174 Randles SAT (179
202-l66. John Stefanko 511 (136-
198-177) Bob Green 542 (204-
149-189D. Stafford sos (180-165-
1907.
Moss Farm Dairy was the
only four game winner Of the
night when they took all from
Pilarczyk Brothers. Three game
winners were, Sidley Nov. 2 over
Sugar Bush. Chardon Inn over
Junction Auto. Sidley Mol. Ov-
er F. o. E. Eagles.
Wednesday Ladies
Alma Kreps was top lady
bowler of Wednesday league
with her 466 series and games
of 158-174-134. High single was
taken over by Warner her ITS
game was high. Warner run a
440 series. Other good rollers
were, Alice Medina 433 (123-146
164) p. Koston 433 (126-l73-134
J. Glavic 451 (164-159-128).
-Four game winners of the eve
ming were, Chapman Coal and
Supply over ChardOn Rubber
Uptown Restaurant over Schin-
agleS Super Market. Taking
three leaving one was, RimeS
Trucking over ThraSher Radio
and T. V. Spears Meats and
Robson Tractor Sales sheets
were not turned in.
Early Thursday
lombard burned the alleys
with a 582 series and games
of 182-213-187. lombard also
took over high single with his 213
game. Bringing in good series
were J. Souta 528 (181-168-179).
R. Dunlap 486 155-13419O. Red
Ears 449 126-132-19D Len Pen
tex SO 6(174-201-15D.
Taking all four were The juno
tion over Chardon Motors. Joe'S
I.G.A. Store over KiSmet No.
I2. Three to one victor of tn e
evening were Kismet No. ov-
er Chardon Rubber. Churck S
Welding over Culligan Soft Wa
ter
Church League
Al Orient was in the winners
seat for the church league when
he run a $50 series with games
of 145-189-224. AIS 224 game
was high for the single. Other
heavy hitters for the evening
wer Jerry White, 484 (146-194-144)
L. Loring, SOB 151-178-l79). N.
Hurranna 555 (188-159-298). H.
Simmons, 5O8 (159-164-185). John
ny Paul 513 (182-192-139. Paul
Joiner, 484 130-l70-183). Bob
Hill 485 (2O4147-134).
Franks Barber shop was the
only four game winner when
they took all from Finch Clean
erS. Three to one victors for
Super Market over knights OF
Columbus. Rimes Trucking over
Hi Life. Sugar Bush over Bot
tiger Peldner Builders.
BowleretteS
Mary Jane Jonke was leading
lady of the Friday lanes when
she knocked them over for a
512 series games of 163-171-l78.
While Betty Zegander took over
high single with a 204 game.
Betty run a 424 series. Other
good series were, Audrey Hentz-