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D. Katyl hit the pins for
205-214 (611) and L.
Lavelle hammered them
for 243-217 (602) to lead
Stanton TV to three points
from Disque Funeral
Home in the George
Shupp League. J. Maculis
added 535. The funeral
home team were paced by
J. Ide’s 256 (584). Roberts
Oil copped three from
Endless Mountains lead
by B. Shalata’s 510. R.
Barr scattered the pins
for 224 (573) for the
mountain men and D.
Regan spilled them for
520. Dallas Nursery
picked up three from
Gino’s Shoe Store sparked
by N. Stredny’s 222 (584)
(591). F. Adams came
through with 518. C.
Kazokas was high for the
losing five with 583.
Harris Associates divided
evenly with 'Fino’s
Pharmacy. A. Wendel
paced Harris with 201-209
and G. Harris
scattered pins for 542.
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rolled 213
Bonomo toppled pins for
555 and B. Gosart hit for
211 (548).
In the Ladies Country
League Grotto Pizza shut
out David Ertley whose R.
Radzinski spilled pins for
173. Daring’s Market
earned three from
Fashion Vending led by N.
Crane’s 172 (485) and J.
Lamoreaux’ 172. V.
Magistro hit the pins for
184 and M. Fondo toppled
them for 190 (505) for the
vending team. G. H.
Harris and the Castlettes
split 2-2 witn none of the
members able to hit high
scores.
The Ramblers took all
from the Comets in the
Idetown Compact League
with M. Carkhuff’s 516
showing the way. Darts
blanked the Corvettes
while the Falcons took
four from the Skylarks H.
Evans rolled 213 (539) for
the Falcons. The Corvairs
picked up three from the
Valiants and the Tem-
pests copped three from
the Larks paced by D.
Doty’s 506.
Good Persons shut out
the Buffalo Chip Kickers
in Our Gang League
headed by D. William’s
500. V. Hudak rolled 205
(511) for the losing five.
The Strikeouts blanked
the Space Cadets led by N.
N. Daney’s 193-173 (555)
and L. Lavelle’s 545. J.
Wertman’s 179 was high
for the cadets. The Foul
Ups took three from the
Cyclones whose C.
Exarhopoulis hit pins for
205. Bar Room Buddies
shut out the EZ Rollers on
a forfeit.
Tom Reese girls took all
from Mr. Donut led by D.
Vrhel who hammered
pins for 179-176 (512) and
Checkerboard girls
copped three from the
Hoagie Bar paced by N.
Crane who toppled pins
for 175. Chris Davies hit
the pins for 186 for the
Hoagie girls.
In the Franklin Family
Restaurant League Half
Pounders shut out the
Slim Liners sparked by A.
Wendel who scattered the
pins for 225-215 (632). C.
Kazokas gave 535. C.
Williams knocked down
pins for 576 and K. Ork-
wiss toppled them for 551
for the slim liners. CMP’s
blanked the Big Bens led
by B. Varner’s 536. K.
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the Big Bens. Bermudas
divided evenly with the
Hambos with G. Mazer
tumbling the pins for 578
and D. Johnston hitting
513. L. Yankowski scat-
tered pins for 576 and R.
Bonomo hit them for 205
(570) for the Hambos.
Beach Combers and
Alpiners split 2-2 with the
Alpiners B. Hislop
walloping pins for 214-208
(590). J. Hanley scattered
pins for 552 and L.
Stallard toppled them for
541.
In the Imperialette
League the race for top
position closed in as
Mahaffey took three from
Lamoreaux Auto Parts to
move into the lead by one
game. Lamoreaux
dropped to a tie for second
with Gino’s Shoe Store,
who divided evenly with
Roth Jewelry.
Hitting high scores
were C. Smith 173-178
(509), F. Rinehimer 175,
E. Shaffer 187 (475), J.
Mekeel 171, S. Johnson
482.
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