Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-18
Positions Steady
In Rockville
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Auto Parts retained the
lead in the Rockville Bowl
ing Center's $40 CONNER
cial League by drawing a
bye last week, while second
place Al's Texaco lost 2-1 to
Modern Furniture.
Boyden Hash and Bill Reed
with a pair of 1856 series downed
AIS. Pat Gogenmiller with a
$40 topped the losers. Harry
Burdette rolled the top series of
the week with 1863 but his
Vets Sheetmetal lost 2-1 to
Dukes Five anyway. Bill
Barnesley with a 1886 led the
winners. George KnilIs $50
topped Hits Electric as they
won over Bergman & Wolfson
81. Frank Johnson rolled a
262 to top the losers.
COUNTY EMPLOYEE S
THURSDAY Il The league-lead-
ing Sneaky Petes continued to
gain ground, mailing down the
only sweep of the week, rolling
over the Live Five. Lew Steven
son rolled 337 for the winners
while Don Fritz paced the losers
with a 291. The second place
Pin Splitters rolled to 81 win
over the Hi-Lows as Pete
Towards 1913 topped the win
ners. Ed Browns 1923 was high
for the Lows. The Muddled
Five, behind the 1913 series of
Bill Burroughs, won over the
Dashing Rollers, 81. Bob Heff-
ner, whose 349 series topped the
league for the week, was high
for the losers. AL Peterson con-
tributed a 331 set to the 81 win
of the Pin Topplers over the
Latecomers. Dan Karsner led
the losers with a 1923.
LADIES COMM ERCIAL-
STAINS Tastee Diner posted a
new high tenn game mark with
595 but the Diner lost, never
theleSs, 2-1, to Second-place
Medley jewelers.. Mary Anchor
rolled a 378 series with a 160
medal game to top all bowlers
in the league and all women at
the alley last week. Cyrtice
Holton paced the winners with
a $50 series. Leaders AIS Tex
AGO swept to a 80 win over
Baker Motors as Marcia Bridge
water rolled 331. Helen Ratliff
rolled 291 for the losers. Jerry
Stephanos rolled a 314 to lead
Rockmont Motors to a 81 win
over Joyce's Studio of Beauty.
Mary Heffner rolled a 289 to
top the winners. Ann Kennedy
with a 326 topped Miller-Fields
in its 2-1 win over Children's
Center. Sarann Barnsley rolled
a 301.
COUNTY EMPLOYEES-The
Hound Dogs took after the
league-leading Woodcheppers,
81, last week with Agnes
Clinksdale paving the way with
315. Doug Dayhoff led the
woodsmen with a 1874. Runner
up Hi-Five were clipped by the
Timber Topplers, 81, as Charlie
Ofenstein rolled a $50 for the
winners. Buddy Speare paced
the losers with a 342. Hugh
Wilkerson with a 355 topped all
bowlers in the league last week
but he failed the top Aces as
they won 81 over the Road
Gang. Mary Klinkenberg paced
the winners with a 327. Paul
Fosters 81 led the way for
the Friendly Five, 2-1 over the
Alley Cats. Betty Osborg paced
the losers.
$40 COMMERCIAL-The top
two teams, Jayes Bootery Q4-4)
and Rockmont Motors (12-6)
were both knocked off by 2-1
scores by Montgomery Tire and
Leland Fishers last week. Zip
Keller with a 354 paced Mont
gomery while Skip Wise with a
oS3 led the Bootery. Bob Tanis
rolled a $50 for Fisher and
Gordon Harrell threw a 1874
series with 142 high game for
Rockmont. Harry Rigman paced
Tapscott's Five to the only
sweep of the week with a 339
series. Tom Nader led the losers,
Blaine's Plumbers, with a 1872.
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