Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26

IVY VHWSSa~E
Schroeder Hot
Irv Barney rolled 257 game
and a 600 set but had to settle
for second honors on his own
team as Dennis Fink rolled
226, POI, 215-642 series to lead
Singleton Co. as they lost, 2-1,
to Silver Spring Sports in the
Congressional Classic.
Mike Fremming, the loops
leading bowler with 1876 aver
age, rolled a 594 to lead the
league-leading Sports.
Congressional Roller Rink
dropped three to HCM Co., and
threw second place into a three
way tie between Ross, Roller
Rink and Singleton, all five-and-
a-half games back of the
leaders.
Nick Doulous was high for
HON with a Ga series. Ed Glib.
lin led the Rink with 585. Ross
stopped Marshall Electric, 81,
behind John Hulgus' 593. Dave
Bitterman had 500 for the
losers. Grafton won over Top
Hats, 81, with Bill Renzo's $50
leading the way. Jim Myrah had
a 544 for the losers. 1t was the
first time they had won two
games in the same evening all
season and only the fifth win
for Grafton. Goldie's won over
Musser Brothers, 80, with Ernie
Klewitz rolling a 594. Glen
Goode had 563 for the losers. ].
Hicks with a $50 led Mixers
over Bowman's, 2-1. James
Brown had $40 for the losers.
CAMERA No. 2-The Gour-
NETS jumped from fourth place
to first by winning three from
the Markers. Lee Schroeder led
the Gourmets and the league
with his best bowling perform
ance. Lee rolled a 246, 10, 255-
GIL series to lead all Congress
sional Bowlers for the week.
The Markers dropped from sec
ond to third by the loss. P. Ger
gen led the Tornadoes sweep
over the Meatballs with a 663
series for the second high set
of the week. Wright led the
Woodpeckers over the Forty
Winks, 81. Heiser led the losers.
j. Orr was high for the Wallets
as they tied with the Chumps,
%. Selby led the Chumps. The
Chumps won 40 over the Guzz-
lers and the Alley Cats won over
the Stacks, 81.
INDEPENDENT AGENCY
Ron Ontko, 178 average bowl
er for Wednesday section lead
er, Vespa's Atlantic, rolled 266
game to set the leagues indi-
vidual game record. Jim Diller,
a 167 average bowler with Tick
Took, rolled a 242 game.
Another high individual per-
Torrance was by Margaret
Conn of the Expediters. She is
123 average bowler who
sored to 200. The Stafford Ram
blers and the Rebels each took
four games to remain in the IL
position in the Thursday di-
vision. The Wednesday Division
is lead by Vespa'S who took four
games and the Orbitors. The Or
bitors took three to stay in Sec
ond place. Joe Bray leads the
mems average with 1879, fol-
lowed by Bill Cole with 1871.
Ogal Smith rolls IA TO top the
ladies and Jean Frost has a 142
mark for runer up.
ID. G. MIXED-Allie Ashbach-
er rolled her first 500 series, a
649, and established a new rec
ord for high series and high
single game. Her high series
was 1872, 256. 201-649. Her aver
aged jumped from 156 to 1872
with the effort. Allie led Cap
ital City Engraving to a 40 win
over the Show Boat Restaurant.
Hazel Manganella led the losers
with a SGT. Gene Bledsoe with
a 623 led Fran Keil over Bog.
ley, Hartung and Hight, 40.
Wally Cunningham was high
for the losers with SCI. Bobby
Robinson rolled a 600 to lead
Howard Held over Banner Glass.
AL Snyder was high for the
losers with $50. Banner set
new high team game mark with
1905. Held set a net team set
mark in the same match with a