Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Congressional
4b 2OO-GaIr,es.
Nine 900 Sets
In Classic

Pins flew in a barrage OF
strikes as forty-six 200 games
and nine 600 sets were register.
ed last week in the Congress.
sional Classic.
Only 26 of the 60 men who
boWled in the Classic last week
faile dto post 200 games. Silver
Spring Sports trounced the
Grafton Service Station team
with a new record 1898 set.
Mike Fremming was high man
for the Sports with 634. George
Rykosky was high man for the
losers with 531-42 pins below
the Sports lowest man.
Joe Bray of Congressional
Roller Rink set a new high set
with his 222.183-251, $50. The
Rink took three from Minkers.
r. c. Marshall, far down in the
standings, had hot night, bowl.
ing team games of 1009-948-954,
2911. This topped their previous
highs of 982 and 2776 but the
2911 turned out to be only sec.
ond high for the season.
Silver Spring still leads the
loop with the Rink second, and
Ross and Singleton Co. tied for
third. Erv Ritz has the best
average with 1913, followed by
Mike Fremming 191, and jim
Myrah, 1873.
Jack Scales with a $50 led
Marshall to its sweep over the
Top Hats. Art Johnson had a
598 for the losers. Dennis Fink
rolled 625 to lead the Rink
over Ross's. Ed Hamstead had
a 629 for the losers. jim Brown
of Bowman's rolled 627 to lead
over Goldie's, 80. George Ray
had588 for the losers. Harry
Jones posted 573 as Musser
Bros. won 2-1 over HCM Co.
JUNIORS - High Individual
game and set records for Ban
tan1S were set last week by 12-
year-old Dean Thompson. He
rolled a SD series with a 219
high game. His average is LAG.
RidgewelPs Caterers and Edon's
Fine Furs are tied for first with
14-7 records. Congressional
BARRIERS and Penn Jersey are
tied for third with 1873 records.
Ridgewell gained the tie by
downing Duncan's, 80, with
Ronnie Flowers 463 leading the
way. Don Duncan had 429 for
the losers. The BARRIERS trim
mied Edon's Furs, 81, with Jim
Jones rolling a 1913. Scott Law
renee had a Asst. Despite Joe
Munzer's 487, Penn Jersey took
it on the chin. 80, from Will
liams. Dick Hardness had a
1894 for the winners. Dave Tay-
lor rolled a 400 but Paterson's
lost anyway, 2-1, to Lees. Todd
Ball rolled a 433 for the win
ners. MCGOWAN Real Estate de-
feated Robertson's with Tom
Donegan rolling a 1853. Pam
Sweet had a 431 for the losers.
MERRY MAIDS-The Hi-Lo's
lost four despite Mary Himmel-
berger's 1876. Virginia Monahan
provided a reason with 494
to lead the Rockets sweep. The
Question Marks got an answer
to Diane Bakers 459 with 40
win over the Scatterballs. The
Marks took over first place by
a game, with the Hi-Lo's second
and the Rockets, Oddballs and
Clippers all tied for third.
Eleanor Barnes rolled a SOP to
lead the Oddballs over the Alley
Cats, 81. The Clippers rolled
over the Bowlegs, 81, behind
Joanna Nordenson's 461. Beth
Nordenson rolled a 400 for the
losers. Mary Lou Natto led the
Seven Sport over the Pin Pick
ers, 81, Evelyn Hardness had
a 459. Jones won over the
Futile Four, 81. Harriet Thomp-
son 459.
MIXED EARLY BIRDS-The
Willies are off on another
streak. Mary Jane Boyd was
high with $50 and husband, Hal,
was next with 531. They hit
new high team series, 2878, and
aldready have the team high
game record with $50. Betty
Benbow, a 120 average bwoler,
got a SOP set to help Congress
sional Barber Shop take three
from Wikfords. Tor Nordenson
was high for the league leaders
with 528, John Wamsley had
SIS for the losers. Second place
Oxley Realty won over Balls,
81. Bill Zackarias rolled a so
for the winners. The Alley Cats
and the Thermo-Stats clashed in
a battle for third and ended in a
tie (18-10), as the Cats won the
match, 81. Lloyd Sontag rolled
a SOB for the winners. Homer
Cotton rolled a $40 to lead
BealPs ESQ over Hits n Mrs,
81. Emmett Lowe led Simkins
over the Continentals, 40.
COUNTY COMMERCIAL -
Sea Mccarthy rolled a 632 set,
second highest in league play
for the season, to lead the Civil