If you are reading this, it means the bowling season for
2014-2015 has now started. Started it has, and with a bang.
Hoopeston’s Fast
Lanes bowling Center is only their 2nd week of bowling, but Brandon
Hamilton, bowling in the Will Bruen’s League, rolled a 300 game in his 1st
game, and followed that up with a 733 series. Randy Hiltz then followed that up
with a 290 after leaving a 7 pin in the first frame.
Doug Wagoner bowled
a 702 with games of 231,237,234. CISSN Park
Speaking of 300’s,
I know for a fact that Ron Blagg rolled two 300 games during the summer season. My mom, Shirley Miller, also rolled a 300 in
the Senior League’s 1st session on August 21st. Only problem, it was a 300 series, spot on.
Now, on to the
leagues reporting for this week. We do have a few that are still missing, and
hopefully they will start submitting soon.
Did you know they
have a bowling alley in the Legion on State
St ? Monday mornings in Westville they have a group
of ladies that bowl at the Legion, and this past week there were a few split
conversions. Judy Mariage picked up the 3-9-10, while both Nicole Waterman and
Sandy Taylor knocked out the 5-10.
The ladies from
the MS Nail Salon League at Lincoln Lanes have started off well, with team
Magic rolling a high scratch game of 649, and a high series of 1892. A week later the Magic rolled 642 scratch
game, and a 1847 scratch series. The
Holy Rollers bowled a high handicap game of 706 and a high handicap series of
1945. One week Donna Rayhel rolled a 199, and a 539 series by Sue Strong. The next week Ann Minnette shot a 200, and
Strong a 199.
The Tuesday Nite Go
Getters had 2 high games the 1st week, with Laura Baird, with 53
pins over, and Ray Rogers with a 256 game.
Martha Elliott converted the 5-6-10.
Heading over to
the Thursday afternoon Senior League the past couple of weeks, the following
took place: Ron Blagg rolled a 237, and
Jack Taylor shot a 539 series. Terry Bell topped out with a 670. Sue Strong
rolled 60 pins over her average with a 202, and 112 pins over series, while
Tuck Miller was 108 pins over series average.
Last week, Bob Coburn bowled a 177 game, 53 over, Ron Blagg, 54 over
average with a 223, and Ron Candido with a 245, 54 over pin average.
Recent split
conversions were Ernie Harvey with the 4-5-7, Judy Gebhart and Meredith Stokes
with the 5-7, and Miller with the 6-7-10.
Many leagues are
still looking for bowlers, and even people who are willing to sub from time to
time. If you are interested, I would suggest stopping by one of the local
centers, and asking the people behind the desk if they know of any vacancies,
or even if they have a waiting list. You
might even stop by during the bowling sessions, and talk with the league
officials. Being a secretary, and past
President myself, I know that having people on a waiting list, to either replace
a bowler, or have a substitute for the night, is a great thing to have.
Yes, we are missing
some of the leagues from last year, and are looking forward to their reports
the next couple of weeks.
You can get all the
columns by checking out Tuck’s Bowling for Fun blog at:
http://tucksbowlingforfun.blogspot.com
. If you are a
league secretary, we would love to have your league reports. Drop me an e-mail
message to illianabowling@gmail.com and I will contact you with what I would
like to have to make your reports complete. Help me to recognize your league
bowlers for their achievements.
You can get all the
columns by checking out Tuck’s Bowling for Fun blog at:
http://tucksbowlingforfun.blogspot.com
Until next time,
let’s have fun, and knock ‘em down..
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