Congratulations to Kyle Sirratt for shooting
300 on September 25th in league at Bulans.
A few years back, while bowling in the Senior State
Tournament, and committed a foul. I was
surprised to say the least, as I knew for a fact I did not step over the foul
line. The scorer however, called a foul on me, and I looked at her, arms
uplifted, and with a puzzled look on my face.
She said I did in fact cross the foul line……on the adjacent lane. I did
not realize that was against the rules.
For some reason, when I bowl, I tend to drift to my right. Most all my
fellow league members know this, so when they are bowling against me, they wait
until I clear their lane, before starting their approach. Now, encroaching on their approach is NOT a
violation of the rules or is it a foul.
The rules do say the stepping across the line on an adjacent approach
is.
Rule 5a/3 states: A foul is not called
when a bowler crosses onto an adjoining approach area. However, if the bowler
steps over the foul line on that lane, it is considered a foul.
Starting north again in Hoopeston at the
Fast Lanes. Sunday night mixed was
Geoffery Berlin
with a 268-655 series and Patty Lowe with a 194 game. Helen Taflinger coming in
with a 191 on a 143 average. On Monday it was Karen Porth on a 247 and 598
series followed by Jennifer Crawleys 200 and 585 set.
Last weeks winners of the 7-8-9 pin
tournament were Sue Wagoner and Kenny Samet, Next months tournament will
pay $235.00 to win. Date is Saturday November 8 at 7:00pm
In the MS Nail Salon League, Donna Rayhel bowled a
224. Sandy West had a 154 game and a 400 series,
while Ann Minette picked up a 4-10 split.
At Sycamore Lanes in Covington , action was fast and furious. Let’s
start off with the split conversions first. Dale Benedict 2-7-8, Lea
Arnold 4-9, Bill Shoaf 5-7, Beth Barnes 5-6-10, John
Gebhart 8-9, Darrell Edwards 4-9, and Janet McMasters, the 4-10.
Maybe I should
take some lessons from these bowlers. I might actually learn something. Ron Cates, a 183 average bowler rolled a 559
series, 57 pins over, with games of 240-149, and 170. 159 average bowler, John Gebhart shot a 541
series, with games including 163-215, and 163. With the 215 game he was 56 pins
above average. Gary Edmiston, shot 65
pins over average for a 212. Shooting 86 pins over his average for a 258 game
was Aaron Howard. Cody Jumps was 49 over
with a 191, Bill Shoaf, 45 over with a 213, Jerry Norwell, 47 over, with a 225
game, and Duane Schaeffhold rolling 74 pins above average, with a 214. Wonder if he is related to my stringer, Rose?
In Senior League action, Allen Taylor bowled a 219 game which was 65
pins over his game average. Clara Copsy bowled a 457 series which was 103
pins over her series total. Converting some splits were, Marla Troyer and Ron
Blagg the 5-7, the Barb Walls 4-5 & 5-7, Pam Hunt the
5-6-10, Sue Strong the 7-8-10 and Shirley Lamm
the 4-5.
The Tuesday Nite Go
Getter’s Tracy Smith was 44 pins over with a 202. Sue Strong was 81 pins over
series average, and overlooked by me last week was Deb Miller, 56 pins over
average. Split conversions included Greg Miller
with the 5-7, and 5-6, Jordyn
Castle
Reporting for the first time this year, we
have the MeHarry League. Jerome Nelson was 56 pins over his average with a 685
series, while his son Poo, was 55 above average, and a 671 average.
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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