Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-22
Reds Ala
Sets Mark
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record for the Dalamar Major
league last week.
Dick led Federline Plumbing
in a head on head showdown
with Higgins Oil. Federline
won 81 to take a four point
league lead. Johnny Federline
of Higgins posted a $50. Evans
ESQ is second with 10 points.
John Eubank rolled a 1863 to
head Evans sweep of Floyd's
Amoco. Rod Duvall had a 348
for the losers. Evans and FEEDER
line both set a team high set
mark of 1852. Evans rolled
team games of 579-577-596 while
the loop leaders posted team
game of 546-612.594.
Bob Simmons's BIT with a 149
high game led Dalamar Bowling
Lanes to a 40 sweep of Free
mans Atlantic. Bill Grimes had
351 for the losers. Aubrey Will
liams' BAT led Bowman Bros.
over Pages Five. Sonny Kisner
had 345 for the losers.
DALAMAR LADIES - Her.
shey's Store maintains its LIST
place lead over the Ki-Wives of
3 games on a pinfall of 1886.
Ruth Fancy with a set of 1862
and a high game of 100 led
Hershey's over Ruth's Beauty
Salon. Edith Cross had $40 for
the losers. Harding Electric,
behind Ruth Bowman's 294
pulled into a second place tie
by stopping the Ki-Wives, 2-1.
Jean Boone and Mile Germon
both had 301s for the losers.
Joe Abeps 351 led Morris
Brothers over Diamond Drug,
80. Lou Gloyd had 81 for the
losers. Nellie Brake rolled a 343
with a 124 high game to lead the
F e d Rim Plumberettes, 80.
Bette Sadtler had 290 for the
losers. Mary Lou Howard and
Nancy Wilkerson both rolled
282s to lead Howard Brothers
over Ben Franklin, 80. Nancy
Disney had 298 for the losers.
Hershey's Cleaners won, 80,
over Melody Inn. Nellie erosion
rolled a 296 for the winners
while Thelma Brown was high
for the losers with 313.
WEDNE SDAY MIG HIT
MIXED-The Dukes and Four
Aces are tied for league leader
ship with SO marks. Both lost
2-1 contests last week. The
Jokers behind Melvin Kings
BOG won despite a 312 by Lewis
Cross. Sam Britton's 1922 was
high for the Rebels. Gene Bouey
had 308 for the Four Aces.
Kiwis skunked the Rockets de-
spite John Pages $40 and 1877
high game. Paul Sheckels was
high for the winners with 316.
The Strugglers overcame Lewis
Gouker's 331 to whip the
Cavaliers, 80. Jim Bullock was
high for the winners with 313.
GAITHERSBURG 54O-Evan's
Cab took a slim first place lead
by defeating Armstrong Tire
Service, 2-1, behind John Eader's
356. c. Burke was high for the
losers with $50 and a 1876 high
game. Bob Franklin dropped
into second place by losing to
Thomas Hardware, 81. Wash
White rolled a 342 with a 1872
high game for the winners.
Dick Reid had a 329 for the
losers. Bussards Rest pushed
into a second place tie with Ben
Franklin by sweeping Midway
Diner, 80. Allen Scheib rolled
a 339 with a 121 high game for
the winners. John Page had 308
for the losers. Sonny Kisner
rolled a 348 with a 1873 high
game for C&H Tire Service.
They won over king Pontiac.
Mike Monard rolled 1913 for the
losers with a 141 high game.
Fred Campbell tossed a 334 with
a 121 high game for Pop Wilson
in a, 81, win over Montgomery
Insurance. Jim Brown had a
800 for the losers.
DALANIAR CHURCH.. Re-
pas rolled a 800 and a 1873 high
game to lead the individual
bowlers last week. However, it
wasn't enough as Grace Metho-
dist No. 2 defeated Poolesville
Methodist, No. /, 81. Joe VIII.
son rolled a 342 set for the win.
ners. Bill Geisber, jr., rolled a
352 set to lead Ascension Epis-
copal No. 2 over Rockville
Christian, 81, K. Adams rolled
1928 for the losers. G. Thomp-
son twirled a 344 set and a 1877
high game to lead Mcdonald
Chapel over Grace Methodist
No. l, 81. j. Wilson, ST., was
high for the losers with 315. l..
Hottinger was high with 344 as
Germantown Methodist No. 1
defeated st. Lukes Lutheran,
81. Wallach led the winners
with 331. Darnstown Presby-
terrain No. 2 beat st. Martins
Catholic No. 2, 2-1. Cissel rolled
318 for the winners. Epworth