Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-21
| Pearson's $50
Leads HMC Co.
|0ver Top Hats

Bob Pearson pitched a 632
series to lead H. c. M. Co.
to a 80 win over the Top
Hats in the Congressional
Bowl Classic last week. He
picked up a steak from
Monty's Char Clio Restau-
rant for the effort.
Jim Myrah led the losers
with $40.
Singleton Company sneaked
closer to league-leading Silver
Spring Sports by downing
Goldie's 80 as the Sports
dropped a 2-1 decision to Con-
gressional Roller Rink. Dennis
Fink, second leading average
man in the loop with 1913, rolled
a 583 to lead Singleton. George
Ray topped the losers with a
586. Joe Baglio rolled a 573 to
lead the Kinks victory. Mike
Fremming, top average man in
the loop with 1876, pitched a 585
for the Sports.
Despite George Rykosky's 593,
Granton Service Station lost 2-1
to Musser Brothers Florist.
Glen Goode with a 499 paced
the winners. Robby Robinson's
sec led the Char-Glo to a 80
sweep over Bowman's. Joe Ball
rolled a 400 for the losers. Chuck
Minker led his team to a 2-1
win over Marshall Electric with
a 564. Lee DeMulder rolled a
500 for the losers.
MEMS HANDICAP DOU-
LES-In the past five weeks,
the Banner Glass team of Anger
& Anger have come from third
place, three games back of the
leaders, to take over the top
spot by five full games. Bob
Anger with 500 topped Banner
as it won 80 over Weir &
Pashkoff. Bob Pashkoff rolled
a SOC to lead the losers. Second
place Wamsley & Melton tied
with Ardaiz & Zacharias. John
Wamsley rolled a SIT for the
winners and Ed Zacharias had
a $50 for the losers. Hulgus &
Tetlow and Grant & Shower won
sweeps over Ward & VanRiper
and Jones & Carriger. John
Hulgus rolled 565 while Clark
threw a SD. Jerry Showers 613
led the loop for the week. Bob
Carriger threw a 446. In a pair
of 81 games, Heal & Meyers
stopped DeCamp & Mcbride and
Collins & Carter defeated Ber-
nett & Hit. Dewey Head rolled
a 528 while Ralph Carter led
his duo with a 565.
CIVILIAN e. MILITAR Y
RECREATION-The Gourmets
regained first place by dumping
the .Tornadoes, 40, while the
Markers were toppled into sec
ond as a result of a 81 loss at
the hands OF the Stacks.
Lee Schrader threw q 585-
high for the week-to lead the
Gourmets. A. Parente rolled a
SOP for the losers. Col Hileman
rolled a 532 to lead the upset of
the Markers. G.. Sorrell threw
an even 500 for the losers. The
third place Guzzlers lost a
chance to move ahead of the
Markers as they were held to
a tie by the Forty Winks. P.
Whitman was high for the
GuZzlers with a SGT. Heiser
led the Winks with sos. AL
Wolf led the Woodpeckers to a
40 win over the Chumps with
a 557. Schuhardt's 573 topped
the Meatballs as they dumped
the Champs, 81. Mcclure led
the losers.
FRIDAY MIXED-Last place
Stohlman Chevrolet rocked lea
gue-leading Pinsplitters for all
four games while the Mont
gomery County Sentinel took
three from Rockey's to climb
into a tie for first place. The
Rollers advanced to third as a
result of their 81 win over the
Duces.
Dick Jacobs $50 led Stohlman
over the leaders. Mike Delayo
was high for the losers with a
SGT. Ralps Keister rolled a sos
to lead the Sentinels over
same score for the losers. G.
Rockey's c. Springer rolled the
Heindl rolled a 545 to lead Color
Camera over the Alpha Alley
Gators. Chuck Heath rolled Sal
for the losers. Carl Higgins 499
led the Rollers over the Duces.
Joe Brown posted a ATS for the
losers. Glen Goodies SIS led
D & F Management over Corbin
Realtors, 40, and Nelli Browns
SAB topped Crown Linoleum as
they stopped Rockville Radio,
81. Despite D. Hahn's 532 the
Alley Kats won over the
Coolers, 81.
BUSHIPS OCEAN TENPIN-
The Tarpons, the Chopas and the
Wahoos opened the second half
play with 40 sweeps. The Tar.
pons behind Frank Martino's
573 rolled over the Jacks. Ken