Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
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Burdette Rolls
44O Set, 15q Game
Sets Major Marks

SefS MAJOR Marks
Harry Burdette rolled a 440
set with a 159 high game for
Evans ESQ, as Evans defeated
Pages Five, 40, to go into a
first place tie with Federline
Plumbing in the Dalamar
Major League last week.
Burdette set a new individual
high game record with the per-
Torrance and also new indi-
vidual set record. His games
were las, 159, 1856. This was the
third week in a row that the
high individual mark had been
bettered.
Bowman Brothers, led by
Sterlin Nehouse gave Evans a
powerful assist by dropping
Federline, 40. Dick Reid led the
scorers for Federline with 344
and high game of 1872.
Paul Bailey's 1863 led Herndon
Electric over Delamar Bowling
Lanes, 81. Willie Miles was
high for the losers with 367.
Johnny Eader led Higgins Oil
over Freeman's Athletics, 81.
Eader rolled a 366 and AL
Fletcher had a 361 with a IA
game
WEDN ESDAY NIGHT
MIXED The league-leading
Cavaliers continued to win with
a 80 sweep over the Four Aces.
John Page rolled a 1886 for the
winners. The second pla e
Rebels won 2-1 over the
Strugglers. Bill Luhn had 353
for the winners. The Jokers, led
by Dick Rau's 345 game with
a 134 high game, won over the
Rockets, 2-1. The Kiwis won
over the Dukes, 80. Ray Ouel-
lette and Kewis Cross had 321s.
DALAMAR LADIES - Her.
shey's Store lost game of It's
league lead by dropping a 81
contest to Morris Brothers.
Verna Stone rolled a 324 with
a high game of 1874 for the win.
ners, while Marion Spere had a
298 for the leaders. Runner.up
Harding Electric won 2-1 over
Ben Franklin. Ruth Bowman
had 304 for the winners while
Nancy Disney had 318 for the
losers. All-States Inn topped
third place Ki-Wives, 21. Nellie
Brake had 1923 and JoAnn Will
son had 325. Mamie brakes 312
led Howard Brotherssov Fed.
erline Plumberettes, 2.1., Ida
Belle Vetter's 342 was high for
the night as she led Melody Inn
over Diamond Drug, 81. Edith
Cross rolled a 321 as Ruth's
Beauty Salon defeated Her.
shey's Cleaners, 80.
ST. MARY'S LADIES - The
Cubs and Skunks are co-leaders
in the loop with three teams tied
for third place. Ruth Fancy
leads the individual honors with
high individual set at 353. and
high average with 103. Lucy
Whit had the high individual
game with 142, while Madeline
Wheatley, Ann Denim and Dee
Hazel have high strikes with
seven.
$50 BUSINESSMEN - Reds
Readdy's 1923 led Reds Grill to
a Fl win over c & P Telephone.
Curley Layman with a 1854 was
high for Melody Inn as Green
Valley Farms lost 2-1 to the Inn.
Bud Biddinger rolled 342. Dick
Stup had a 351 as Jacks Barber
Shop beat Kinsey's ESQ, 2-1.
Ralph Windsor was high with
354 as Baker Motor Service
won over Bloods Jewelry, 2-l.
Jim Wilson rolled 1863 as Mont.
gomery Tire won over Potomac
Supply, 80. Harry Andrews
rolled a 355 as Waters Motors
won over Armstrong, 2-1.
$40 LEAGUE-Ben Franklin.
Bussards Rest and Evans Cab
are all tied for the league lead.
Last week Franklin won over
Evans, 2-1, with John Federline
rolling a 405 for the winners.
His high game was 149. John
Eader had a 359 for the losers.
Bussards Rest won 81 over King
Pontiac, as Harold Dean rolled
a ,3Sl. Jim Reid had 300 for the
losers. Allen Fletcher rolled a
1863 as Midway Diner defeated
Thomas Hardware. 2-1. Wash
White had 357 for the losers.
Armstrong Tire defeated Cal.
thersburg Barber Shop, 2-1. c.
Burke rolled a 1872 for the win.
ners and Larry Watkins rolled
541 for the losers. Montgomery
insurance won over Center
Cleaners, 80, and Pop Wilson
won over c & H Tire. Fred
Campbell had 35S and Francis
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