He’s done it once
again. Remember the name Steve Skimehorn? We wrote about him a few weeks back
about getting a 300 game. Well, here we are again, reporting another 300 game,
this time in the Lutheran League, Thursday nites at Lincoln Lanes. This makes
his 2nd 300 game this season. More on the Lutheran League a bit later.
This past weekend we had about 15 Senior
bowlers compete in a Senior State Tournament. Official scores are not yet in,
but our preliminary findings are we did have a couple of guys who bowled quite
well, and at least one, who did not. How many of you have seen the name
“vacant” on the bowling monitors at the various bowling centers. Well, your’s
truly, could not even beat vacant, or so it seemed.
The Monday morning League in Westville
reports that Barb Smith picked up the 2-10 split.
On Monday nite, the No Tap League had Sharon
Craft bowl not only a 278 game, but also a 710 series. Others with 50 or more
pins were: U Pete Williams 230 (55), Jim Switzer 225 (54), Joanie Hedlund (73),
Karen Hoskins 219 (56), McKenna Smith 187 (75), and Sara Switzer with a 198
(64).
On Tuesday morning the MS Nails’ Sandy
Stewart rolled a 223, Sharon Craft a 203, and Donna Rayhel picked up the 4-9
split.
The Go Getters were really rolling the other
nite. Tracy Smith topped out 62 pins over average with a 223. Others with 50 or
more over game, or 100 or more over series were: Ron Blagg 228 (58), Houston Key 214 (55),
Dick Lamb 525 (102), Fred Fultz 191 (61), and 498 (108). Split conversions
included: Mac McDaniel picked up the 5-10, as well as the 5-6. Paula Beatty did
as well. Laura Baird knocked out the 5-6-10, while Sue Strong clobbered both
the 6-7-10, and 9-10 splits. Jordyn Castle picked up the 5-7, while Tuck Miller
made the 4-7-9 disappear.
High game for the Senior League this past
Thursday was a 236, rolled by Ed Reed, 57 pins over. Others were: Marla Troyer
203 (52), Houston Key 223 (62), and Jack Taylor 210 (62), and a 553 series
(109). Split pickups had Sue Strong with the 4-5, Laura Biard 5-6-10, Michael
Seward 5-7, John Gebhart 4-10, and Judy Gebhart, the 6-7-10.
Now we get back to the Lutheran League,where
Skimehorn not only bowled the 300 game,
but also rolled a 774 series. Others were Bruce Rothery 242 (69), Eric Crockett
242 (66), Sue Moore 179 (57) and Kyle Sirratt with a 709 series.
In the Friday Nite Mixed League at Danville
Lincoln Lanes, Donny Cheeseman rolled a 684 series, with a 256 game (53). Steve
Zaayer 256 (81), Bob Finley 237 (68), Zech Connelly 277 (92), Joe Rich 256
(78), Dustin Dolbee 718 series, Rick Bland 243 (86), and Joe Lewis with a 706
series.
The Friday Nite Mixed League in Covington
had Terry Bell rolling a 256, with a 197 average, and a 647 series. Others were
Brent Durnil with a 175 (57), Darrell Edwards 235 (46), and Ron Cates 245 (51).
Scottie Reinken rolled a 710 series.
On Saturday Nites at Lincoln Lanes,
McHarry’s League is alive and well. To prove that, we have Johan Pendleton
rolling a 289, with 11 strikes in a row. John’s average is 176. Other high
scores were Marian Foster with a 214 (64), Marvin Brandon with a 235 (59),
Steve Skimehorn 264 (59), William “Mo” Morris 223 (58), and Jerome “Poo”
Nelson, a 257 (58). Steve Finch rolled a 656 series while Mark “Baldy” Hillsman
was slightly higher with a 657. John Pendleton also picked up the elusive 7-10
split.
That wraps up the reports for this week. If
you are a league secretary, we would love to have your league reports. Drop me
an e-mail message to illianabowling@gmail.com
You can get all the columns by checking out
Tuck’s Bowling for Fun blog at: http://tucksbowlingforfun.blogspot.com
Until next week, let’s have fun and knock
‘em down.
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