Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-14
Jr. Awards Made
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Bowl youngsters last week.
Chris Sharp and Dave Tyler
received awards for rolling $50
series and Pam Sweet received
a STARS of the Lanes" award
for placing among the top
three in the nation in competi-
ton with 100000 other AJBC
rollers.
Mike Petrosky threw his
highest game of 225 for a set
of 545 to help Ridgewell's
Caterers take three from Con-
gressional Barber Shop. De.
spite Rick Hardness first 200
game, Williams lost two to
Edon's Fine Furs, with Hal Sill
verman throwing a ATT. Two
11-year-olds, Karen Nordenson
and Jan Remias had their
highest sets of 443 and Ais for
Robertson's School of Dance,
but Dave Tyler for Peterson's
threw his high of 5S1 to take
two games. Penn Jersey Auto
took two from MCGOWAN Real
Estate with John Nordenson
high with 456 for Penn and
Chuck Byrne's asa high for the
losers. Oxley Insurance took
two from Duncan's despite Tom
Donegan's $40.
CONGRESSIONAL CLASSIC
League members blasted out
three sets of $50 or better in
the first weekly competition for
a steak to be awarded to the
high set of the evening by
Monty's Char-Glo Restaurant.
Irv Barney's CTS took honors for
the evening. 1t is exceeded for
the seasons highest only by the
682 rolled by his teammate, Den
mis- Fink, last time out.
Congressional Roller Kinks
win, 81, over Monty's Restau-
rant moved the Rink into a tie
for third place with the steak
givers. Joe Baglio rolled a 234,
226, 1858 to lead the win
ners. Robby Rovinson rolled a
237, 224, 1866 for Monty's
Silver Spring Sports led by Mike
Fremming's 504 maintained its
first place lead by topping Mus.
ser Brothers, 80. Barney sec.
ond-place topped Singleton in
its 81 win over H.C.M. Nick
Doulos rolled a 595 for the win
ners. Goldie's won over Mar.
shall, 81, behind George Rays
/ $50. Bowman's won over Grant
toms, 80, and Minkers stopped
the Top Hats, 2-1, in other
matches.
FRIDAY MIXED = The Roll
ers jumped from 9th to 4th
place with four wins over
Rockville Radio, and the Mont
gomery County Sentinel moved
from third to second with a 81
win over Crobin Realtors. The
Pinsplitters remained in first.
Crown Linoleum is not with
Color Camera Center, D & F
Management forged ahead of
Rocky's and the Duces broke
the tie to go ahead to the AL
ley Kats.
Jerry Deis' 585 topped all
scorers as the SentinePs won.
Fred Zangardi led the losers.
Ed Xacharias rolled a 583 to
lead the leaders over the Alpha
Alley Gators. Tom Ouellette
also rolled a 583. Dhahn of the
Alley Kats rolled a 56S and D.
Jacobs rolled a SGT for the
Coolers.
MERRY MAIDS-Pat Ander-
son came close to her average
| (134) when she rolled a 135
triplicate for a 405. Marry
Himmelberger topped all bowl
ers with 551 to lead the Hi-Los
over the Alley Cats, 81. Kitty
Wendler and Mary Henderson
both rolled 429 for the losers.
Shirley Hand topped the Clip
pers with 494. They tied the
Scatterballs. jeanne Jones led
the Question Marks to another
tie match with the Pin Pickers.
Evelyn Hardness topped the
Pickers with a 483. Despite
Ardene Byrd's 479, the Rockets
lost, 81, to the Futile Four.
Carolyn Diehl led the winners
with AIS. Beth Nordeson led
the Bowlegs over Jones, and
Ruth Jamison topped the Odd.
balls over the Seven Spots, both
by 81 scores.
COUNTY COMMERCIAL -
Cole Distributors set a new
league high team game and set
record with a 1899 game and
a 1926 set. J. Donate rolled a
632 to lead Cole over the Hank.
ness, 81. Ralph Keister with
GIG paced the losers. Bob
Dobres rolled a 545 to lead Leo's
Lions over the second place
Christman Real Estate, 40. Bob
Schmidt rolled a 499 that paced
Womack Exterminators' 81 win
over leader Sun-X-Glass. Cliff
White rolled a 514 for the losers.
Third place Civil Air Patrol led
by Bill Brooks $40 won over
Ken's Carpent Corner, 81.