St. Paul recorder., 1961-04-28
TEN STRIKE

nOll-OIIS at Lne Laughing Lanes
for the Strikers" was well at
tended in the gallery. The big roll
off was between Ted Bies and Sun
Observer to see which team would
be the seasons championship team.
In a close contest the SUM- -Observ-
er came out on top. The winner
and still champions!
The "galleryites" present were:
Juanita Jerricks, Georgia Canton,
Areen Rawlings, Cassie Norris and
Cathy Toombs. Margie Slayton
came to see if husband Ollie could
win a prize. Lorei and Milton
Chase were there with their bright
eyed baby son Trent, who was hav-
ing a wonderful time smiling at
and with the ladies. Jim Ward
brought his "bouncy" daughter
Debra Kay and her equally "boun-
cy" friend Carlene Eastman.
Big Mac" Mcintosh was keep
ing score for his friends, Alice
Manning came in with her friend
Mrs. Stevenson to see how Shus-
band George and his team came
out. Alice said, He was so nerv-
Gus about the roll-off he couldn't
eat his dinner tonight" Geo. is a
member of Sun-Observer team.
Also in the gallery were: Joe
Norris, Jr., Art Moore, Jr., Laur-
eta Moore, Ruth Wheaton, Bet
eta House, Jessie Johnson, Dor
othy Pillow, Callie Fowler, Betty
Adams and Wander Lewis.
DUO-CITIES PACESETTERS
The Pacesetters are nearing the
close of their bowling season. Only
two more weeks and it is all over.
The Auxiliary" was present at
Phips Thursday night and were
bowling with the women. "Au<il-
iary" members are Virgil Harris,
Jack Adams, "Thad" Toombs and
Art Moore.
Guild Lanes won four points
from Cicero's Barbecue with Bet
eta Horne bowling a 1876 single
and 499 series, Sally and jays
"swamped" team No. 3 by the
same score. Betty Adams of Sally
and Jays bowled a 1872 single,
Shirley Wheeler bowled a 454 ser
les. Team No: 5 forfeited four
points to 38th st. Delicatessen as
Donna Sayles bowled a 1872 single
game for the "38th Streeters."
Nesbitts took three points from
Mpls. Spokesman as Gwen Lain of
Nesbitts rolled ITO for a single
game and 491 for the series. The
leading team is still 38th st. Deli
catessen with Sally and Jays a
close second.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
The Buck Lalton family were
out in full at Nib. Saturday.
Joe Jr., Lisa and Jackie were
interested in what was going on at
the Lanes. Kenneth Webster was
glad to have a playmate in the
person of Lemo PinlIney who has
not been out for some time.
Margo Pleasant and Kim Bedell
were looking on. Kathy Hughes
and Faye Mikels bowled. Edwin
Hayden of the Spokesman staff
stayed with the Spokesman team
and seemed to think they are a
good one" We were happy to
have the Faisons, Scott and Frieda
visit again, also Angie Bedell and
Mrs. J. B. Crawford.
Out at All Star Bowl in the
Midway Center Friday night a
team from Hinckley, MINI.
bowled Pats TV team of the Pin
Busters league. Coming down from
were Dan O'Donovan a
bowling lane proprietor who in
vites any visitor to Hinckley to
bowl in his establishment even If
you are just passing through stop
and we'll have the coffee pot on"
on the team were the Messrs
Gephart, Starken, Overhausen Hol-
and Johnson. Pats TV
team were: Patterson, Norris,
Harris, Toombs and
Clark.
These teams met in competition
this winter at Hinckley and stand
one and one the deciding games
will be rolled in Hinckley within
a months time.
A team of Women bowlers will
compete with a Women's team in
at the same time.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
April %
Individual High Game, Men: B.
Cornelious, 247: J. Webster, 223
and w. Glanton, 220.
Individual High Series, Men: B.
579; ]. Webster, 562