Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-10
Junior Travellers
Beat GreenbeIt;
|Chiazze Has 214

close match at Congressional
last week.
The teams consist of the five
top average bowlers, Is years
and under. Bowling for the
Congressional Girls team this
week were Marilyn Allen, Mimi
Scharf, Bonnie Himmelberger,
Karen Nordenson and Pam
Sweet. Pane Sweet had high
set of SCI to spark her team to
its first win. Their record is
now IL. Peggy Mcdonald, Pat
OConnell, Sue Shurbert, Janet
Gerton and Cora Vermillion
bowled for Greenbelt with Cora
Vermillion high with a AIS set.
The Congressional Boys team
also won a close match. Johnny
Frankel, Skip Nelson, Joe
Munzer, Richard Nelson and
Chris Sharp bowled for Con-
gressional Plaza with Skip Mel
son high bowler rolling 493
set. For Greenbelt Juniors Joe
Cornett was tough to beat as
he went on to roll a 556 set
Joe Miller, Tony Rowland, Phil
Miller and Rich Castaldi were
his teammates.
The Travelling Juniors will
bowl every Sunday in various
bowling establishments conduct
ing a Junior program Coming
up is a match at Congressional
Plaza against the Lynwood
Juniors from Woodbridge, Va.
Following week the Juniors
roll Greenbelt at Greenbelt.
EARLY BIRDS Ellen
Chiazze rolled a PA high game
on 534 series to set new
individual ladies high game
mark while pitching the league
leading Thermo-Stats to a %
tie with Bethesda Typewriter.
Joe Ball was high for the match
for Bethesda with 568. Second
place Simpkins again drew
nearer the Stats with 81 win
over the Hits n Mrs. Emmett
Lowe rolled a 511 for the win
ners while Duck Mellen topped
the losers. Citizens Realty picked
up ground as well. The third
place club behind Tom Sawyer's
SOP won over Beall's ESQ, 81.
Austin Knox paced the losers.
Wikfors rolled over Oxley
Realty, 81, and Zephyr Restau-
rant topped the Keglers, 40.
Dan Duff had a Ais for the
winners while Carroll Sweet
paced the losers with a $40. The
Continentals behind June Carp
er's 535 defeated Congressional
Tor Nordenson paced the losers
with a SCI.
CLASSIC - Weather held
down the catches but H. c. M.
and Monty's Char-Glo Restau-
rant turned in 80 wins. AL
though only 20 men bowled,
there were Is games over 200.
H. c. M. stopped Marshall Elec-
trio as Joe. Sheridan turned in
a 629 and Ray Parker had a COS.
The last scratch game score
was 1893, third high for the
league. Their series score was
1927. Les Wyer rolled a COB to
lead Marshall. Robby Robinson
rolled GLIB to pace Monty's
over Musser Bros. Florists.
FRIDAY CONGRESSIONAL
MIXED = Montgomery County
Sentinel, Pinsplitters and Alpha
Alley Gators, the three top
teams, each won three games to
maintain their standings. Ralph
Keister rolled a SAT to lead the
Sentinels over Stohlman Chew
rolet. Dick Jacobs rolled 538
for the sers. Mike Delayo
rolled a $50 to lead the Pin
splitters over Crown Linoleum.
Charles Tetlow rolled a SGT for
the losers. Chuck Heath rolled
a 553 set to pace the Gators
over the Alley Kats. Color
Camera Center, paced by Bob
Anger, jr.'s, 588, won all four
from the Rollers. Austin Knox
paced the losers. DIFF won all
four from Rockville Radio &
TV. Glen Goode rolled a 53s
while Joe Uhfeil paced the
losers with a 538. Bill Mar.
shall's 562 was high as Rocky's
won three from Crobin Real.
tors. Fred Zangardi paced the
losers. Joe Browns 551 led the
Dueces over the Coolers, 81.
BUSHIPS OCEAN TENPIN
Only half a game separates
the first four teams in the
standings. The Rocks and the
Chopas lead with 1918 marks
while the Piranhas and the Tar.
poems with 1S1s-13h marks are
tied for third. The Wahoos. led
by Ed Schirmers SOL, tied the
Chopas, %, as all Other
matches were decided by 81
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