Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Evans ESQ Gains
As Plumbers Tie,
Herndon Wins Biq

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Evans ESQ picked up
four points on a bye last
week to move in front of
fast closing Fed erlin e
Plumbing, 41-38, in a tight
leadership race in the Dala-
mar Major League.
Meanwhile, Federline had its
hands full as r. l.. Herndon
Electric Contractors, only four
points back of the plumbers,
held Federline to % tie.
Higgins Oil, third last week,
suffered a 40 loss to Bowman
Brothers, and dropped a notch.
Stanley Lare rolled 1856 Sc
ries with a 40 high game to
lead Herndon into third. Leroy
Burdette rolled a 1863 with 1879
high game for Federline.
Sterling Newhouse rolled
1888 to lead Bowman's sweep.
John Federline rolled a 1863 for
Higgins. Wilson Claggett pitched
a 379 series with a 153 high
game to lead Becraft Real Els.
tate over Freeman's Atlantic. AL
Fletcher rolled a 1913 with 147
high game for the losers.
Merhle Burdette with a 3T2 was
high for Floyd's Amoco as they
won 81 over Dalamar Bowling
Lanes. Bob Simmons rolled a
50 for the losers.
$50 BUSINESS MEN - A
Montgomery Tire win and a
Reds Grill loss, both by a 81
scores, evened the records of
both teams at 25-14. Montgom-
cry has q 1853 pin advantage,
however. In third place is
Jacks Barber Shop who won 81
over Melody Inn. Bob Gold
smith led Montgomery with a
359 over Waters Motors. Harry
Andrews was high for the losers
with a 348. Aubrey Williams
rolled a 321 for Reds but it
wasn't enough as Ralph Wind
sors 308 paced a Baker Motor
Service win. Ed Duvall led
Jacks with a 1868. w. Pope paced
the Inn with a 378 series and a
high game of 142. Lawrence
Perry with a 1913 paced Bloods
Jewelry to a 80 sweep over
Green Valley Farm. George Bid
dinger led the losers. Kinsey's
ESQ and Potomac Supply won
a 2-1 decision over c & P Tele-
phone and Armstrong; r. Will
hide with 800 and Bob Heff-
ner with a 1893 led the winners.
w. Edwards with a 337 and ].
Clatterbuck with a 295 paced the
losers.
WEDNESDAY, MIXED - A
Rockets win and a Cavaliers
loss, both by 2-1 scores, boosted
the Rockets into a slim lead by
pin fall. Both teams have 22-17
records but the Rockets have
105 pins extra. Ford Odom
rolled a 1888 to lead the Rockets
over the Jokers. Leroy Nichols
led the losers with 318. Bill
Geisbert rolled a 343 with a
148 high game to lead the Four
Aces over the Cavaliers. John
Page rolled 302 for the losers.
Blanche Ouellette rolled a 1874
as the Kiwis edged to within a
game of the leaders with a 80
sweep over the Dukes. Edith
Cross had a 326 for the losers.
Buck Crowns 80 led the Rebels
to a 81 win over the Strugglers.
$40 MEMS LEAGUE - Ben
Franklin held first place by the
slim margin of one point last
week. C. Stup rolled a 1888 to
lead Evans Cab over Montgom-
cry Insurance. Elmer Vetter
rolled a 354 for the losers.
Franklin, led by Dick Reds
372, won over Armstrong Tire.
Arthur Smith rolled 1893 for the
losers. Pop Wilson swept by
Bussards Rest, 80, as Ernie Lay
man paced the winners with a
1888 series. Gene Geisbert led
the losers with a BAT. Midway
Diner and King Pontiac defeat
ed c & H Tree Service and
Gaithersburg BARRIERS by 81
scores. j. Shifflet led Center
Cleaners to 80 win over
Thomas Hardware with a 343
DALAMAR LADIES - Her
shey's Store moved into first
place by one-game margin as
the result of a 81 win over HI
Wives last week. Helen Horni-
brook rolled a 318. Jean Boone
rolled 339. Harding Electric
pulled into a tie with the XII
Wives with a 81 win over Dia-
mond Drugs. Eibbie Mainhart
rolled an even 300 for the win