Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Skimehorn rolls his 3rd perfect game of season.

Just learned that Steve Skimehorn rolled his 3rd 300 game for this season.
    The Church No Tap league report this week includes J.R. Scruggs topping out with a 749 series. George Gouard rolled a 746, including a 266 game. Rolling a 256 game, which was 54 pins over average, was Jimmy Scruggs, and a 680 series. Sue Strong knocked out a 627 series. Others, 50 or more pins over average were U. Pete Williams with a 260, 82 over. Kenny Smith was 50 over with a 219, and 123 average bowler, Mallory Buss was 73 over with a 196. Albert Syass knocked out both the 5-10, and the 6-8-10 splits.
   In the MS Nail Salon League, Betty Rowley bowled a 221 which was 92 pins over her average.
    In the Monday Morning League, Laura Baird picked up the 4-5.
    The Tuesday Nite Go Getter’s Houston Key knocked out a 222 game, 65 pins above average. Sherry Castongue was 51 over with a 185, and Ron Blagg had another great night, 52 pins over with a 224. Split conversions consisted of Bub Tiffin and Sandy West with the 5-10. Mac McDaniel with the 3-9-10, and Harlie Huckleby with the 5-8-10. Greg Miller and Fred Fultz converted the 5-6, while Larry Cope picked up the 5-6-10.
    The Thursday afternoon Senior League has Dorothy Hesler 50 pins over average with a 192. 79 pins above average was Ed Reed with a 267. He was also 119 pins over series average with a 683. Converting the 5-7 was Barb Smith, Bub Tiffin, and Michael Seward. Houston Key knocked out the 5-10, Betty Lierman, the 4-5, and Gerald Arnett with the 5-8-10.
    Lincoln Lane’s Lutheran League has Rueben Villereal rolling 59 pins above, with a 255.    Greg Block was 73 above with a 277, Bill Reik, 72 over, with a 267. Jerrad Reed finished the evening with a 736 series.
   The Friday Night Mixed League in Danville had Ken Pankow 47 over with a 235, and Greg Miller 50 over, for a 224. Jackie Varner was 92 over for a 289. Stewart Mercer, was 88 over for a 268, and Josh Maynor with a 248, 64 above. TY Harmenson had a 267, 95 over, while Jeremy Wright was 61 over, with a 246. Zech Connelly was 48 above average when he knocked out a 235 game, and Rich McFarland closed the evening with a 759 series, including a 279 game.
    In Covington’s Friday Night Mixed action we had Ron Cates picking up the 4-6-7 split and Lorie Griffin picked up the 5-10 split.  Terry Bell had games of 254-211-188 for a 653 series and the 254 was 62 over. Kevin Barnes rolled 183-235-212, for a 630 the 235 was 58 over, and Jim Hensley a 230 game, 68 over. Aaron Howard rolled a 231, 61 over, and Troy Jordan was 52 over, with a 223.
     The Bulan’s Monday Night Mixed League reports some great scores the last couple of weeks. Starting off though, with a couple of split conversions, we have Jim Burke with the 3-7-10, Matt Peaslee, the 6-7-10, and Brandy Jones, the 5-7. Nick Grubb had a 298 game, and rolled 2 separate series of 597, and 689. Karle Norwell had a game high 257, while Kim Cotton had a 258. Others 50 or more over included Wes Watkins with a 189, 53 over. Connie Williams was 63 over, with a 207. Bowling 57 over was Brent Honn with a 216, 75 over, Susie Garman, and 62 over, Steve Cotton, with a 198. Matt Peaslee rolled 72 over for a 258, while Steven Sollars bowled a 204, 63 over. Kim Cotton was 71 over with a 58 game, Steve Cotton with a 199, 62 over, and Larry Reffett, 63 over for a 228.
   Our last report for the week includes Jerome Nelson Sr., with a265, 64 pins above average. Joe Lewis was 57 over with a 263, and 51 pins above, was Mark Hillsman Sr., with a 202. Rolling games of 227, 225, and 259, was Jason Turner, giving him a series total of 711.
    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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