Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
Five Roll
800 Sets
In Classic

Congressional Classic-Chuck
Minker with a 1859 average
spared in the first frame, then
strung nine sticks. His eleventh
ball was heavy and he left the
ten pin. He picked it up how
ever, and finished with 279-
the highest ever bowled at the
alley,
Five 600 sets were rolled on
lanes one and two in the match
between the Top Hats and Mink
er's for the highest number of
600 games rolled on any pair in
league competition. The Top
Hats won 81 with Don Spinato
179-243-202+ 624, Art johnson
214-193-216L623, and Jim Myrah
173-192-244-609. Minker was
279-166-193- 638 and Gene Do
verspike 214-197-201-612 for
the losers.
Silver Spring Sports kept the
league leadership by nipping
Musser Florists, 81. Their rec
ord is 91a Congressional
Roller Rink, Ross and Bowman
are runners up with "a marks.
Ross defeated Roller Rink, 81,
as Roy Ross and Blackie Weis-
brod rolled 578 sests.
Congressional Ladies-Mary
10 Widen rolled $40 set to
lead the league for the week,
but it wasn't enough as her
House of Milo was beaten by
Wisconsin, Avenue Valet, 81.
May Bargo's 481 led the win
ners. Carmen Manganelli's 494
set gave Maggie's a % tie with
co league leading Specially
Shop, Sondra Schroeder's 499
led King Pontiac over Optimists,
81. Specially Shop and the Op-
timists lead the loop with 9-3
marks. King Pontiac and Mag
gie's are tied for runner up
with "a.
IBM-Civil Program leads the
loop with a Ill record. Jack |
Sherman's 220 was high for last
week. William Affenheister has
the loops best average to date
with 178.
Juniors - League leading
Edon's Fine Furs swept by
Kinks as Chris Sharp rolled
492. Edon'S is unbeaten so far
with a go record. Tied for run
ner-up spot are Penn Jersey
and Congressional BARRIERS with
70 records. Eleven-year-old
Karen Nordenson rolled a 1870
game and 14-year-old Bonnie
Himmelberger had a 1876 game.
High set for the week was
rolled by Mike Petrosky, whose
SAB led Ridgley's Caterers over
Lees, 80.
ID. C. Mixed-Baughan Build
ers kept its first place spot with
a 81 win over Capital City En-
craving. Rube Schiet with
664 set and a 246 game was
high for the series. Ira Hands
667 set with a 234 high game
was tops for the week. Despite
her efforts Bakers Photo was
beaten by Kobel. 81. Al Sny-
der with a SIG led Banner Glass
40 sweep over Miss Harper. |
Other 600 sests were posted by
Vern Ashbacher with 627, Will
Der Smith with 610, Jim Myrah
with 635 and Joe Zee with COZ. |
Acc Men's-Steve Levenson's
ORD Birds thrashed the league
leading Piledrivers and took
over first place. The Piledriv-
ers dropped all the way to fifth.
The Rebels bounced into second
thanks to the performance of
Kirby Gean who rolled a SIG
series with a 210 game. Both
were high for the night. De-
spite losing to the Rebels the
Crushers jumped to ninth in the
14-team league.
Gean's SIG gave him the
leagues individual average lead |
ership with 1872. Nick Doules'
1888 is second. Doules' 225 game
and Ed McGarry's 578 series
are still tops for the season.
Congressional DOubles-C. r.
and r. Anger lead with a 1872
record. Runnerups are Clark
Ward and Jim VanRiper, and
Hal DeCamp and Don Chappell
both with SO marks. Ed Zach
arais' 191 average leads that