Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-22
Feder|ine Plumbers Increase Da|amar Lead
Congressional
BARRIERS Set
Team Mark;
Take First


pressional Plaza Junior league
last week.
The BARRIERS, led by Ron
Jones' 544, swept past Williams
to reach their high perch and
ia record. Edon's Furs, leaders
last week, were skunked by
McGowans and dropped into q
first-place tie with the BARRIERS.
Thirteen-year-old Chuck Byrnes
led the winners by rolling 493.
Hal Silverman had a AL for the
losers.
Mike Petrosky set new high
game record by rolling a ga en-
a 531 set for Ridgewelps Ca.
terers. Despite his high score
Ridgewells lost, 81, to Peter
sons. Dave Tyler was high for
the winners with sol set. The
loss dropped Ridgewell's into a
third place tie with Penn Jersey
Auto. Pen Jersey behind Joe
Munzers 470 defeated Dun
cans, 81. Don Duncan rolled a
443.
Karen Nordenson's 433 led
Robertson Dancers sweep over
Lees. Bob Lee was high for the
locers, also with a 433.
Petrosky still leads the aver
age parade with 1865. He is fol-
lowed by Ron Flowers, 1853, and
Tyler, 100. Pan Sweet is high
for the girls with 1852. aNor-
benson is second with 125, fol-
lowed by Bonnie Himmelberg-
er with 124.
Acc MEN'S-Lang Cook set
a new set record with COL and
tied the Individual game record
with a 231 game last week. The
high set lifted his average to
1874, tops in the league. Bob
Pearson is second in average
with 1873, followed by Ted va
kimcheck with 1872.
Cooks Piledrivers swept past
the Crushers and now have 129
points and lead the league. Tom
McCarvill rolled 470 for the
Crushers. Secon dplace GDAR's
lost 81 to the Scrams despite
Bob Bauer's SIT. Luther Len
derman rolled SIS for the win
ners. The third place Sleepers
bested the Fallouts, 81. Paul
Blaetus and Horatio Mountford
rolled 528s for the winners. Leo
Traver rolled 558 for the losers.
Nick Doulds and Kirby Gean
both rolled 545 but the Regulars
defeated the Rebels, FL. George
Duvall also rolled a 545 and led
the Bio-Meds over the AMPS,
80. The Pinfoes beat the Bomb
ers( 81, and the ORD Birds
stopped the Markers, 81. Har-
vey Mueller of the ORD Birds
had a pa in his first game then
cascaded to SO in the second.
Leonard Murphy of the Pile
drivers picked up SO pins out Of
a possible 80 in the tenth frames
of three games.
COUNTY COMMERCIAL -
Civil Air Patrol took over first
place by sweeping four games
from Womack Exterminators.
Sean Mccarthy rolled a 518 for
the winners. Christman Real
Estate dropped to second while
losing three points to Len Hank
ness team. AL Roberts rolled a
600 set for the losers. Warren
Owen had SGT to lead the win
ners.
Jake Stockinger set an Tn
dividual set record while toss.
ing GOA to lead Graybar Elec.
trio against the Hasbeens. Re.
suit, %. Don Heiser rolled a 222
game high for the year. Nellie
Brown had 221. Suburban Sports
Shop defeated Cole, 81, as
Chuck Elgin rolled 5S7.
MIXED EARLY BIRDS-Wil.
lies behind Bill Gooch's record
233 game of a 500 set stopped
Hits n Mrs, 40, to maintain first
by a good margin. Emmett Lowe
rolled a record 500 set to lead
Simpkins, 81, over Halls. Sec.
ond place Oxley Realty won,
81, over the Keglers behind Ed
Zacharias' 574. The Alley Cats
swept past Congressional Bar
Der Shop and the Continentals
won over the Ups n Downs,
3-1i Homer Cotton tossed 564
as Bealps ESQ won over WIKI.
ors, 81. Earl Pollock rolled a
513 as the Thermo-stats tied the
Critters Realty, %.
MERRY MAIDS - Eleanor
Barnes rolled a SIG to lead
league bowlers for the week.
Her third-place Oddballs won.
81, over the league-leading Hi.
Los, despite Mary Himmelber-
gers 44S. The Marks swept past
the Clippers and the Tigers de.
feated the Rockets, 40, as well.
The Tigers are a team of new
bowlers. They posted a record
team game of 759 and a team
set of 21SS. The Futile Four de.
feated the Z Spots, 81, and the
Pin Pickers defeated the Lone's,
2h-11z.
CAMRA TENPIN No. 2-The
third place Guzzlers swept BY
the Forty Winks and SET a na,u