Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-17
Youngster PAGES
Mixed League at
Rockville Lanes

Rockville Mixed Commercial
League at the Rockville
Bowling Center last week
with a 355.
She posted games of 12O, SO,
and 136. In the 1876 game she
had a triple header in the tenth
box.
Behind the supurb perform
ance of the youngster, Clogg's
Five BANKED Lawrence's Five,
80. Woody Neal rolled a red
hot 344 for the losers but to no
avail.
In the same league, Zip KEEL
Ter again paced his team with
a 331 as Kelle's Five also won
a shutout over Electronic
Wholesalers, 80. Charlie Jen-
kins rolled a 1872 for the losers
with 1873 high game.
Norman Enzor rolled a 1913
to pace Farmers Banking &
Trust in 81 win over Corss's
Five. Lew Cross with 800 was
high for the losers. Eileen Sim
mons rolled 335 to lead BealPs
ESQ to a 81 win. Irv Gates has
a 314 for Williams BARRIERS
LADIES COMMERCIAL
Eloise Mills of Nedley's was
tops for the week as her 1913
paced the jewelers. to a 81 win
over Baker Motors. Virginia
Maxwell was high for the
losers. with a 305. Edith Cross
rolled a 325 with a 129 high
game to lead Miller-Fields over
second place Rockmont Motors,
2-1. Irene Tolbert rolled a 313
for the losers. Rose Bucking-
ton led the Children's Center
with a 303 as it topped Joyce's
Studio, 81. Sarah Knoll led the
losers with a 304.
UNITY EMPLOYEES
Gloria Davis led the Woodchop-
pers on a record breaking ex-
petition last week as the Chop
pers downed the Timber Top
pers, 81. Gloria set new wom-
ems individual game and team
marks with a 159 and 1863 per-
formance. The Choppers topped
the team performance with a
$50 game and a 1888 series. In
the match. Charlie Ofenstein
led the losers with a 325 game.
The Road Gang led John GUIDES
385 and al high game stopped
the first place Hi-Five, 81. Bud
Speare rolled a $50 for the
losers. In like manner, the
Alley Cats dispatched the Sec
ond place Aces, 81, with Bob
Hewitt rolling a 329 in the win
ming cause. Francis Hardy had
a 304 for the Aces. Behind
Jack Patter's 324 the Hound
Dogs freed the Friendly Five,
80. Pat Foster rolled a 1923 for
the losers.
$40 COMMERCIAL = AIS
Texaco took over first place
with a clean sweep over Hits
Electric as Vets Sheetmetal
also swept three from Auto
Parts and dunked them into Sec
ond place. Dick Carrioc paced
AIS with a BIT series and a
1877 high game. Billy Peake
posted a 1863 with a 1873 high
game for the losers. Harry
Burdette again just missed a.
400 series with a 1893 set. His
high game was 139. Harry led
Vets over Parts. John Lam
caster rolled a 379 for the
losers.
COUNTY EMPLOYEES
THURSDAY - Beverly Decked
rolled a AS game on a 327 Sc
ries to set a new league high
game mark for women. Despite
her performance, the Hi-Lows
defeated the Muddled Five, 81.
Ed Brown paced the winners
with a 307. Bob Heffner was
high man for the week with a
2-1 by the Pine Splitters. Wanda
Dashing Rollers were stopped
346 series but here too, his
Heflin rolled a 315 for the win
ners. Don Winovich rolled a 325
TO pace the Live Five over the
Latecomers, 2-1. Dan Karsner
was high for the losers. Tom
Fulks with 336 led the Sneaky
Petes over the Pin Topplers by
a 81 score. Fred Hammer rolled
a 300 for the losers.
$40 COMMERCIAL - Skip
Wise paced the league with a
359 performance and led the
league leading Jays Bottery to
a 300 win over second place
Rockmont Motors. His high
game was 1877. Banby Bean