Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

Congressional
Brozak' b52
Leads Scores
AT Plaza Bowl

JUG DiOLoh VI OOpCl LSSO
in the Tuesday Commercial
league rolled a 652 set to lead
all Congressional bowlers last
week.
His games were 226-247-179.
In the third game he began with
two strikes, but several splits
held his score down. His high
game of 247 was also tops in the
bowling alley for last week. The
set pushed BroZak to the top of
the leagues average leaders
with a 100. Closely following
are F. Yates, 189 and G. Goode,
1876.
League-leader Congressional
Plaza Luchonete d efea e d
Heidel Printing, 81. Heidel and
Anderson Company are tied for
the runner up spot with 1871
records. Anderson behind K.
Feifarak's 81 beat No. 9, 40.
Sopers swept best Wachter &
Poole, 40. H. Jones had 568
for the losers. Windsor Wallets
1893 team game was high for
the week. Windsor's defeated
PiZza Oven, 40. Hing Wong led
the winners with a 558.
Montgomery County CONNER
cial-MaX Eye increased its lead
by taking four games from Sub
urban Sports. AL Roberts 576
led the sweep. Eye now has a
1871 mark with Civil Air Patrol,
17-3, and AFSCME, 14-6, follow
ing. John Shaw had a $50 set
but the Builders lost, 81, to
Womack ExterminatorS. Bill
Slaght's SGT led the Air Patrols
sweep over Graybar Electric.
Jim Smith rolled a 500 as his
ARSCME team defeated the
Hardness, 81. Merel Hendrick
led the losers with $50.
d. C. Mixed After controlling
the loop most of the season,
Baugham Builders dropped four
points last week. Banner Glass
lost three but the one game
they did win was enough to
put them into a first place tie
with Baugham. The first COOS
of the season by women over
Swallowed George Engstorm's
269. Fran Colohan came within
three pins of topping everybody
with her 192.247-204, CAB. Car
men Don edged her with his
SIG. Claire Kozel kept the wom-
en- in dominant position with
171-211.241, 623. Kotzers took
Banner, 81. Virne Ashbacher
leads the mems averages with
1876. Colohan leads the women
with 1877.
Congressional Classic For
the third consecutive week some
one cracked the award column.
Lee Demulder, a 165 average
bowler for Marshall Electric,
rolled a 267. Silver Spring
Sports barely hung onto first
place as they took two from
Congressional Roller Rink. Ross
Won three and edged to within
a half-game of the leader. Only
four pins separates the top eight
bowlers in the average depart
ment Mike Fremming of Sill
Yer Spring Sports tops the list
with 1913. Randy Bare, Single
ton Co., is 1872 and Jim Myrah,
Top Hats, is third with 191.
Dick Auth of Ross had the high
set with a SOB, a point better
than Demulder.
Mems Doubles - Only two
games separate the top six
teams after the first four weeks
of bowling. Bennett & Hit and
DeCamp & Chappell are tied
for the lead with 124 records.
Jack Hit, who has the highest
set so far with 625, rolled a
500 this week, including a 227
game. Hit led his team in a
sweep over Federline & Schimel.
Despite Jim Van Riper's 548,
DeCamp & Chappell won, 81,
over Ward & Van Ripper. Grant
Il Shower behind Jerry Showers
531 swept by Anger & Anger.
Hit and Ed Zacharias with 1895
lead the league averages. Mike
Moore's 179 is second.
Merry Maids The Hi-Los
kept it's comfortable lead by
sweeping past the Tigers. Mary
Himmelberger had 4S7 for the
winners, high in the loop last
week. The second place Clippers
beat the Scatterballs, 81, behind
Johanna Nordenson's AL. Eve.
Ign Hardness rolled a 479 but
the Marks tied the Pin Pickers,
%. Himmelberger still leads
the average department with
166. Hardness is second with
154 and Shirley Hand Is third
with 152.
Mixed Early Birds-The first
place Willies swept past the
Screwballs, 40. Leo Weidman
had a AGA to lead the winners
while Bill Garrett led the losers
with 494. Second place Lees
edged the Thermo-Stats, 81. Bill