Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-03
5 Records Set
As Crown Five
Sweeps Four

Roy Boody's 700 series led
Crown Linoleum in a record
breaking session in the Fri
day Mixed League of the
Congressional Plaza Bowl
last week.
Roy tossed a 232. 265, 212
string to give him high individ-
ual set, high individual handi.
cap set (772), high individual
game, and high individual hand
leap game (286). His team near.
ly made a clean sweep of all
league records, too, with a sec
ond high team scratch set with
2573, high team handicap set
with 3098, high team scratch
game with 929, and second high
handicap game with 1104.
Roy's set topped the previous
high held by Joe Brown of the
Deuces by 81 pins. Brown held
the previous high individual
game with a 257.
In the process of rewriting
the records, Crown won all four
games from Corhin Realtors.
Fred Zangardi with a 535 was
high for the losers. Crown is
not in the first four in the stand.
ings.
The Coolers, currently rest
ing in 18th place, trimmed the
league leading Montgomery
County Sentinel, 21z-1M. Vic
Sech led the winners with 461
set. Ralph Keister rolled a SO
for the losers.
In the same pattern, 18th
place Stohlman Chevrolet took
three from second place Alpha
Alley Gators. Dick Jacobs threw
551 to pace the win. Tom
Ouellette with a 564 was high
man for the losers. The third
place Pinsplitters behind Mike
Delayo's 521, were tied by Rock
vile Radio as Joe Uhfeil threw
a 572. The fourth place Rollers
took three from the Alley Kats
as Carl Higgins contributed q
534 to the winners cause. Dutch
Hahn had a 514 for the losers.
c. Springirth had a $40 as
Rockey's took four from Color
Camera. Harry Loveland rolled
$50. D & F Management split
with the Deuces. Glen Goode
rolled a SAT and Joe Brown a
566.
JUNIORS - Sixteen-year.oId
Mike Petrosky rolled a 637
series to post new Individual
set mark. The set spearheaded
first-place Ridgewell's Caterers
to 80 win over MCGOWAN Real
Estate. The high series also
gives Mike a tie for the average.
leadership with Dave Tyler.
Both have a 1865. Ron Flowers
follows with a 1873. Eleven-year.
old Karen Nordenson posted a
483 to lead Robertson Dance
Schools sweep over Congress
sional Barber Shop. Walt Wal.
drop rolled a SOB for the losers.
Joe Munzer's 400 paced Penn
Jersey Auto in a sweep over
Tyler's. Dave Tyler with a 495
led the losers. Ray Lauxano's
473 topped Edon's Fine Furs in
their sweep over Oxley Insur-
ance. Rick Hardness paced Va
riety Records to another sweep
over Worth's. Lisa Rubenstein
led the losers.
EARLY BIRDS-Len Chiaz-
eos So led all league keglers
for the week and paced the
league leading Thermo Stats
to a 81 win over the Willie's.
Bill Gooch rolled SAG for the
losers. The second place Simp.
kins continued to gain ground.
Behind Harry LugenbeePs 461,
they defeated Oxley Realty, 40.
Walt Dixon's $50 paced Citizens
Realty to 81 win over Auburn
ESQ. Bill Glennie threw a 532
set for the losers. Beall's ESQ
behind the sos set of Homer
Cotton rolled over the Wilfors,
40. Bob Wilfor had a 511.
George Earle's 500 topped the
Keglers in a 81 win over the
Hits n Mrs. Tor Nordenson
rolled 544 to top the Congress.
sional BARRIERS in a 81 win over
the Zephyr Restaurant. Bethes-
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