Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-19
House Marks Set
At Congressional
By Classic Leader

house records as they sWamped
r. c. Marshall Electric 3039 to
1888 in the Congressional Classic
last week.
The record set included George
Magnanelli (208-219-224) 651,
Paul Mohn 578, Gene Bledsoe
587, Bill Solomon 615, and Mike
Fremming 235-60S. 1t took a
big last game for the Sports to
hit the first 5000 series recorded
at Congressional Plaza. The
games were 1913, $50, and the
record 1076.
In the last game Magnanelli
had 224, Mohn oil, Bledsoe 1876,
Solomon 211, and Fremming
235. The sweep enabled the
Sports to increase their lead to
three-and-a-half games as the
Con gre s o n a Roller Kinks
dropped one of three games to
Musser Brothers. Erv Ritz led
the Rink with a 581.
Art Johnson led the Top Hats
over Ross 2-1. He posted 654
with a high game of 237. Dick
Arth rolled 587 for the losers.
Dennis Fink's 500 led Singleton
Company over Grafton Service,
80. Despite Chuck Minker's
591, Russ Aliens 500 led Goldie's
to a 81 win.
FRIDAY MIXEDLThe league.
leading Pinsplitters behind Don
White and Ed Zacharias, who
both posted Sis dropped the
into third place by winning 81.
Ralph Keister rolled 528 for
the losers. Alpha Alley Gators
moved into the number two
spot by beating Rockville Radio,
81. Tom Ouellette rolled a GOT
for the winners. John Fyffe had
a $50 for the losers. Ray Body
rolled a 572 to lead Crown Limo
leum over Alley Kats, 40. De-
spite Fred Zangardfs SOB,
Coolers won over Corbin Real
tors, 81. Ed Hines and Bob
Marshall rolled 503's to lead
Rocky's over the Rollers 81.
]. Browns SGT led the Duces
over Color Camera Center, 81.
Bob Anger, jr., had $50 for the
losers. Gene Goode rolled a
544 but D & F lost to the Five
Miners 81.
IBM-The first place Trouble
Shooters took two from the Sec
ond place Civil Program to re-
main in first place by three
points. The last place Customer
Engineers took three from the
runner-up Sales Engineers who
dropped into a tie with Civil
Program. The Air Force Pro-
gram took three from the Roust-
A-Bouts paced by D. Creedman's
high set of the night of 538 and
w. Offenheiser's 211 game.
Offenheiser rolled a GIG, the
first 600 for the loop this season,
last week.
NOR S-RidgwelPs Ca
terer's tied for first with Edon's
Furs when 16-year-old Mike
Petrosky rolled his high of the
year, SCI, against Robertson's
Dance School. Edon's, with Is
year-old Chris Sharp and IT,
year-old Scott Lawrence rolling
532 and 522 respectively took
Penn Jersey, 81. Joe Davidson
was high for Penn with AL.
Oxley Insurance moved up as
Todd Ball spanked the team with
a 215 game and his first sos set
to take two from c. P. BARRIERS.
MCGOWAN Real Estate with IT.
year-old Tom Donegan rolling
a 504 took three from Williams.
Fifteen-year-old Rick Hardness
had 374 for the losers. Ken
Peterson, 16, rolled his best
score, SIG, to help Petersons
take two from Duncans. Alan
Romeo had 474 for the losers.
MERRY MAIDS-The Cues
ton Marks hold first place by
a two-game margin after a stale
mate with the Oddballs. Ruth
Jamison was high with 407
while Diane Baker led the
league-leaders with 1872. The
Clippers broke tie for second
place by taking three from the
Rockets. Johnna Nordenson
was high with 1872. Cathy Blach
had Ala for the losers. Evelyn
Hardness rolled a red-hot SIG to
lead the Pin Packers over the
Bowlegs, 40. Dolores Knight
also broke the 500 mark in post
ing sic to lead the Scatterballs
over the Jones, 81. Despite
Doris Kline's 476, the Hi.Lo's
lost to the Seven Spots, 40.
Margaret WEIGH led the winners
with a all. Eleanor Wiffors'
452 didn't bridge the gap as
the Alley Cats tied her Futile
Four. %. Mary Henderson led
the Cats with a 401.
COUNTY LEAGUE-G ord Y
Chapman posted a 591 set but
the HasBeens' team set a record
of 2709 and dunked the AFSCME
40. Ed Brodnas led the winners
with a $50 set. Leapue-leadinp