Young Men's League High Scores
G Swank rolled 223 for a high single game and R Close 202 with G Boyce 195. R Close led the high series at 572, followed by G Boyce 554 and E Satterley 522.
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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
19
G Swank rolled 223 for a high single game and R Close 202 with G Boyce 195. R Close led the high series at 572, followed by G Boyce 554 and E Satterley 522.
League secretaries are urged to send stories pictures and regular scores to fill a weekly bowling page. The note thanks coordinators for cooperation and highlights interest in special features as well as standard results.
Ovid Chiefs top the standings with a 3162 three game series led by Doug Hinman and Doug Hinman's 604. In Ovid Womens League Golden Buck and Porter-Wright split wins as Joanne Kamann tops singles and triples. The Ovid Willard League features high scores by Edson Baker and Ed Redman as plans unfold for local FFA dinner and Tompkins 4-H Banker's Award Trip with Cornell speakers.
Bowling notes from Tri County lanes show standings and high scores across divisions. Listed are players and teams such as Pennysavers Baker's Genesee Ithaca Del THT Iroquois Harry's Win's Coast Bet Lakes Piel's Townsend Elder's Coast with scores and top performers. The report also covers Thursday and Friday women divisions Archway Cookies Tri-Co. Lanes Ehrharts Coleman Real Estate Larry's Meat Mkt Austen Cond and Hank's Sunoco with highs by Betty McGee Berta Wills Dorothy Wright and others. A long list of Junior and Bantam classifications records top scores such as Marcia Keith 210 and Jake Johnson 223 in separate sections, plus a note on Trumansburg Rural Mail Carriers livestock survey with Nov 22 start and 1965 projections.
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