Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10

were Spiv Doersam 583 (169,
1877 227), Bing Medina 562 (181
169 212), Nellie Burgess $50
(196 1877 203), Ralph De-
Walt 546 (202 100 154), Ev.
Hendrickson 538 (142 200 1867
Bob Miller 535 (190 1873 1922
AL Orient 531 (198 176 15O
Three to one victorS of the
night were Chardon Rubber ov-
er Van Gorder Hardware, Chap
man Coal and Supply Owe r
Ben Franklin Store, Bostwick
Store over Don Ellicock Realty.
Splitting even with two each
were Perkins Motors and Ed
Kempf Water.
y
Business Mems
Ray Prestap nabbed tn e
crown for Business M e n S
League MMonday with his $40
series, games of 248 = 157 174.
Blaine Burns took credit for his
high single 168 255 1876 (558) ,
His 255 was the game that did
it. Larry Brininger ran a 554
(170 1875 179), Bill Carmi-
giano $40 (21O 161 1877
Rudy Deak (502) 232 139 131.
Four game winners of the
night in competition were Rob-
iSon Moline over Junction Auto,
Sidley No. l over Dremann Rug
Chardon Inn 31a, FOE. Eag-
les ". Moss Farm Dairy 3
Sugar Bush, l.
Tuesday Tits
Glen Corlett sat in the
champs corner on Tuesday as
we'll as of the week with his
606 series. Glen's 234 was high
single of the night. Kovitch h
came in second with his COS
series, Bill Gaylord ran a SOC
series 1923 1877 1907, George
Pecuzok 588 (215 1879 174)
Ed Hendrickson SAB (159 124,
175) =, Rudy Deak SAB (164-177,
202), John Skiba 531 (202-174
1861, Dunlap (525) series, Bar
ham (524). Country Suburban
was the only four game winner
of the night when they took al
four from Tee Pee Motors. The
three to one victors of the eve
ming were Veterans Beverage
over Finch Cleaners, L oc k il
Lee Products over Federal Sc
curity Savings, Hoffman Gull
Products over Chardon Springs
Splitting even with two a |
were B. G.. Crandall over tht
Plank Road Tavern, Greer
Lantern over Town Lkne Dairy
Barry.
Wednesday Ladies
Ruth Burnett sky rocketted
the gals of Wednesdays league
when she ran a 526 series roll
ing games of 100 176 100
While Jean McConahyS 200
game gave her credit for higl
single. Her series were ST.
600 1876 = 1887, G. Thrashel
437 (148 1875 154), M. Hank!
447 (162 149 1867, M. Lucas
AL (154 155 1922, Doroth.
Orient 421 152 1876 134).
Robson Tractor Sales wa
the only one who took four whel
they cleaned house on Rhine
Trucking. Schinagles SupeI
Market took 312 leaving Char
don Rubber 12. ThraSher Radi
and TV. 212. Rexal Drugs
". Splitting even with 2 eacl
were Chardon Wall Paper AM
Paint and Farinacci Constru
ton.
II
Thursday Early
! Dunlap took over high serie
. for Thursday Early with his 54
series. His games were 16
900 1867. While Bystranowsk
grabbed off high single. 1t wa
his 221 game that did the trick
His series were 524. Harry Jo
nath came through with a 54
series Q67 l81 1922, Pecu
zuk 518 141 1872 1857, Kis
met Products (Green), was tn
four game winner of the nigh
when they took them all from
Chardon Rubber.
Three to one victorS of tn
night WE'RE Culigan w e
service over The Junction, ST.
Tractor Sales over C h ard o
Savings Bank. Splitting eve
with two each were KiSme
Products (White) an Leisy
Light.
| Sitting in the champs corne
| for the church league wa
Frank HokeS with his sol SCI
! les, games of 1862 1874 = 23I
| His 235 game gave him top hor