Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
B&W, AIS Tied
For $40 Lead
AT Rockville

NOlA dA OppCO 81 oClS oihN
remained tied for leadership
in tn e $40 Commercial
League at the Rockville
Bowling Center for the Sec
ond week. All league con-
tests were decided by 2-1
scores last week.
Eddie Wratten rolled a 1884
set with a 1873 high game for
AIS but it wasn't enough to off
set a fine team effort by Hits
Electric. Billy Peake paced the
winners with a 379. His high
game was 153.
Modern Furniture led by Bill
Reeds 341 topped B & w.
George Cline rolled a 374 with
a 157 high game for the losers.
Harry Burdette rolled 402
set for Vets Sheetmetal to lead
the Rockville bowlers last week.
His high game was 148 as he
paced Vets over Auto Parts.
Dukes Five drew a bye for the
week.
MIXED COMMERCIAL - All
sets were decided by 2-1 mar
gins and four teams ended the
week with 31-26 records in a
virtual tie for first place. Crosss
Five has a 119 pin margin on
Williams BARRIERS, with Clogg's
Five 271 points back and Kel-
ler's Five another 301 pins be-
hind Clogg's. Despite Lewis and
E dith Cross's identical ITO
games, Farmers Banking &
Trust led by Dick Carrico upset
Cross's Five. Woody Meals 80
led Lawrence'S Five in a similar
upset of Clogg's. Charlie Wade
pitched 1863 series with a 131
high game for the losers. De-
spite Skip Wise's 371 SERIES
the highest of the week.
Keller's Five paced by Eddie
Written's 322 stopped Electronic
Wholesalers. Williams BARRIERS
led by Irene Tolbert defeated
Bealrs ESQ. Marcia Bridge
waters 800 paced BealPs.
COUNTY EN- YEES
THURSDAY - The eakyI
Petes with an assist from the
Dashing Rollers took over first
place by full game last week.
The Pete's led by Jack Rutter's
376 topped the Pin Topplers,
81. Al Peterson rolled 334
for the losers. Bob Wood paced
the Rollers with 1893 as they
slapped down the former league
leading Pin Splitters by a 30
count. Pete Howard paced the
losers. Ernie Walks 321 paced
the Muddled Five over the Hi
Lows, 30 John Eichelberger
topped the losers. Tom Slater's
305 was high for the Latecomers
as they defeated the Live Five,
FL. Van Vandermeer paced the
losers.
SO COMMERCIAL Jays 81
Bootery maintained it's second
half leadership by beating Rock
mont Motors, 81. Walt Atwell's
339 and 145 high game paced
the winners while Bamby Beane
led the losers with a 1856 score.
Walt Hershey's 367 led Leland
Fisher over Montgomery Tire,
FL. Bill Reed rolled 339 for
the losers. Ray Pearson rolled
1888 to pace Waddle's Five over
Tapscott's Five, 2-1. Harry Ring.
man was high man for the
losers with a 367 series and a
ia high game.
COUNTY EMPLOYEES-The
Woodchoppers maintained their
one game lead over the Hi-Five
as both teams won 81 sets last
week. Dough Dayhoff rolled a
1873 for the leaders as they de-
fe ted the Timberstoppers.
Charlie Ofstein paced the losers
with a 1913 set.
Spike Parrish rolled a 800 to
pace the Hi-F'ive over the Road
gang. Bob Wood rolled a 30
for the losers. Jack Rutter with
BOB led the Hound Dogs to a
2-1 over the Friendly Five. Bar.
bara King with 297 paced the
losers. Harold Armentrout's 81
paced the Aces in 80 win over
the Alley Cats. Lillian Gilbert's
275 topped the losers.
LADIES COMMERCIAL
Medley jewelers. slapped down
league-leading Baker Motors in
all three games to overtake
Miller-Fields for second place
and cut Bakers lead to two
games. Eloise Mills with BOT
paced the Medley win. Pauline
Keller with a 290 was high for
Baker. Rockmount Motors be-
hind Jerry .Stephanos' 31S de-
feated Miller-Fields 2-1. Edith
Cross with an even 300 series
paced the losers. Mary Anchor
was high for the week with ABS
to lead STAINS Tastee Diner over
AIS Texaco, 2-1. Eileen Sim.
mons led the losers with 1872.
Shirley Murray with a $50 paced
the Children's Center to a 2-1
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