As talked about last week, a meeting of the Danville Bowling
Association was held last Wednesday night, and the main topic was the raising
of local association dues. There were a couple of proposals put on the floor,
both were voted upon, and the final vote was the raising of the local dues to
$10, instead of the present $7. Questions were raised whether the 14-12 vote
should have been two thirds instead of a majority vote. This will be looked
into with the USBC. On other Association news, Darren Van Duyn was elected as
the new association President, replacing Don Cheeseman, who did not seek
reelection. Van Duyn’s term is 3 years.
Derrick Hufford
had a great night this past week, not letting a smashed finger, and a borrowed bowling
ball deter him from rolling a 804 series, including a 290, an 267, and a final
game of 247. That was the 2nd 290 game for him in the past 2 weeks.
In Monday nite
action, Bulan’s reports that their Mixed league had a few people who rolled 50
or more pins over their averages. They are Sandi Burke, rolling 63 pins over
her 161 average for a 224, Brent Honn, 74 pins over his 140 average for a 214,
and Kevin Tyler, a 165 average bowler, slamming out a 215, 50 pins over.
Going to
Mid-town Danville, the Church No-Tappers were active at Lincoln Lanes. Sue
Strong was leading the group with a 252 game in a 658 series. Strong also picked
up the 6-7 split. Several bowlers rolled 50 or more pins over their averages.
They were Strong,
with the 252, 67 pins over. Steve Newell, a 183 average bowler, bowled 60 pins
over, to garner a 243. Larry Craft, 59 pins over a 196 average, for a final tally
of 259. Leean Palmer was 60 pins over an average of 142, for a final score of
202. Miles Clark, was also 60 pins over his 148 average for a 208. Brad Wheeler
threw 52 pins over 154, for a total of 206. Essie Syass threw a 195, 71 pins
over her average of 124. 120 average bowler Krystle Evans topped her average by
68 pins to get a 188, and Ella Ellis was 62 pins over 113, for her game of 175.
The No Tappers are looking for a couple more teams. Drop by on a Monday night
to check it out.
In Tuesday nite
action at Lincoln Lanes, The Go Getters had quite a number of bowlers going 50
or more pins over. Joe Blagg had top
honors for the nite, with a 544 series, 135 pins over his series average, which
included a game of 216, 73 pins over average. Not too far behind him was Kyle
McMasters, who rolled 130 pins over his series average, and rolled two 200
games, which were both 62 pins over. Tracy Smith was 58 pins over for a 215.
Jon Castle shook things up a bit while bowling a 223, 73 pins over. Charlie
Tiffin was 55 over for a 190, while Paula Beatty was 71 over with a 203.
The Thursday
afternoon Senior League had some good scores reported as well. Bob Maxwell shot
a 209 with a 526 series and Sue Strong rolled a 554 with a190 game. John
Gebhart had a 202 game with a 567 series, while Joe Blagg topped out with a207
game and a 536 series.
As you can see,
had a couple of more leagues join us this week, and maybe a couple more will be
joining us here in the near future including some high scoring ones. Because of
this, I am going to report more on the actual scores, and not so much the split
conversions. Don’t get me wrong, some of them are really great, and if I see
some big split conversions being reported, I will give them credit where credit
is due. Of course, I also want to give you info on upcoming tournaments as well
as their results, but I only know of them when given the information.
Please submit all
reports before midnight on Mondays. If you need any more info, drop me a note
at illianabowling@gmail.com.
Check out past
articles at http://tucksbowlingforfun.blogspot.com/
Until next week, let’s have fun and knock ‘em down.
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