Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-19
DaIamar Ladies
In 3 Way Tie.
Leaders Lose

and 2-1 losses by both Harding
Electric and Hershey's Store
threw the Dalamar Ladies lea
que into a virtual three-way tie
for first place last week.
Only 600 pins separate the
trio, with Hershey's having a
200 pin advantage over the XII
Wives. Two full games separate
the first six teams in the IL
team loop.
Jean Boone rolled 1913 with
a 121 high game to lead the XII
Wives sweep over Ben Franklin,
Rena Plummer had 314 for the
losers. Sarah Knoll rolled a 331
to head Morris Brothers over
Harding, 2-1. Juanita Fletcher
rolled 299 for the losers.
Margaret Watkins rolled 312 TO
lead Diamond Drugs over
Hershey's Store.
Ida Belle Vetter rolled 325
but Melody Inn lost, 80, any
way as Betty Sadtler rolled a
301 to lead the Federline Plumb
erettes. Nellie Brakes 1913 led
All States Inn over Hershey's
Cleaners, 81. Polly Eubank had
a 302 for the losers. Edith Cross
301 led Ruth's Beauty Salon over
Howard Brothers, 81.
ST. MARY'S-The Leopards
have full game lead over the
Muskrats and the Cubs VINO
are tie dior second. The Jaguars
and the Skunks follow. Ruth
Fancy leads the averages with
a 102 mark. Lucy Whit has
the highest individual game
with 142. Fancy has the high
individual set mark with 354.
So far the MuSkrats hold the
high team set and team game
marks for the season with 1910
and 548 respectively.
MAJORS-Six points separate
the first seven teams in the
league. There is only a point
separating each of the top four,
Evans ESQ, Federline Plumb
ing, Higgins Oil and Herndon
Electric. Sterling Nehouse rolled
a 1894 to win three points for
Bowman Brothers as Bowman
stopped Evans, 81. Harry Bur.
dette and Elmer Vetter rolled
361 sets for the losers. Second
place Federline pulled a point
behind Evans by taking a four
point sweep over Floyd's Amoco
as Leroy Burdette rolled a 800.
Rodney Duvall had 1913 for the
losers. Herndon with Bobby
Bellison pitching a 1863 set, won
over Freeman's Atlantic, 81.
Buddy Tydings had 1913. Pages
Five took four points behind
Sonny Kisner's 354. Bowden
Hash led Delamar Bowling
Lanes, with a $50.
WEDNESDAY, MIXED-The
Cavaliers led by Ralph Doves
334 pulled into a virtual first
place tie with the Dukes by
virtue of a 80 win over the
Kiwis. Ray Ouellette led the
losers with a 342. The Four Aces
stopped the Dukes, 81, as Gay
Bouey rolled 312. Edith Cross
had 348 for the losers, but ii
wasn't enough. The third-place
Rockets swept by the Rebels,
80. Ford Odom rolled a 321.
William Luhn had 1923 for the
winners. Lee Kings 800 led the
Jokers over the Strugglers, 81.
sly Sydejko rolled 313 for the
losers.
MEMS 54O-Bussards Rest
racked up its second straight
sweep stopping Montgomery
Insurance, 80, behind Bob Gold
smiths 382 set with a $50 high
game. Bussards went into second
place under the point system
behind league leading Ben
Franklin. Franklin swept oy
Pop Wilson as Dough Fletcher
rolled 376 set. Bob Graham
had 322 for the losers. Third
place Evans Cab also swept
three from c & H Tree Service
John Eader rolled a 1873 with
Herbert Ratcliff leading the
losers with 304. Allen Fletcher
BAT led Midway Diner over
Armstrong Tire Service 2-L Art
Smith had 800 for the losers
Wash White posted a 800 set a:
Thomas Hardware won over
Gaithersburg Barber Shop, 80
King Pontiac won, 2-1, over
Center Cleaners as Jim Reid
posted a 374. Jim Shifflett
scored a 326 for the losers.
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