Town and Country Bowling Week Results
Bowling at Town and Country Center for the week of Sept 24 30 features top totals by Brian Casaus Rob Smyzenski Sheila Johnson and Mary Helton among men women and seniors. Caitlyn Fitzpatrick a 10 year old joins Girls Can Strike with a 125 best game and 71 average.
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Brian Casaus
Rob Smyzenski
Sheila Johnson
Charlie Sparnow
Ron Hill
Mary Helton
Caitlyn Fitzpatrick
Missouri Avenue School
Bowlers of the Week Highlight Local Leagues and Records
The roster lists standout performances across multiple leagues. Cathi Dockal, 13, from Gateway Christian School shines in CCS with a best 188 and 112 average, while Dan McDonald, 12, from Mountain View Middle School posts a 132 best in Hackers. Various leagues note top team scores, high games, and individual 600-plus and 500-plus series, including Vern Menagh, Paul Scarberry, Anita Walker, and Cary Walton among others.
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Cathi Dockal
Gateway Christian School
CCS
Dan McDonald
Mountain View Middle School
Hackers
Maley Wins First Flight in Bronco Senior Golf
Austin Maley shot 77 to beat Pat Sanders 79 for first in the First Flight low gross at Bronco Senior. Irv Sisk had 68 low net to top Lynn Kunko 71. Dave Adams led Second Flight with 78 low gross, Tim Dick 79 in second. B J Johnson 58 low net won Second Flight, Jim Marks 66 in second. Sisk and Johnson claimed closest-to-the-hole honors on holes 7 and 11.
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Austin Maley
Pat Sanders
Irv Sisk
Lynn Kunko
Dave Adams
Tim Dick
B.J. Johnson
Jim Marks
Sisk
Johnson
Perez takes early Pebble Beach lead in Pro-Am
Pat Perez shot a 2 under 70 at Spyglass Hill to lead the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am by four strokes at 15 under 201. Lee Janzen and Matt Gogel trailed, while Tiger Woods struggled near the cut line with a 71.
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Calif
Pat Perez
Perez
Spyglass Hill
Monterey Peninsula
Lee Janzen
Matt Gogel
Janzen
Poppy Hills
Gogel
Spyglass
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Woods
Melbourne
Australia
South Africa
Ernie Els
Royal Melbourne
Peter O’malley
Michael Campbell
New Zealand
Richard Lee
Barry Lane
David Howell
Stephen Leaney
Greg Norman
John Daly
Marquette Stuns Cincinnati to End 20-Game Win Streak
Marquette dominates No. 4 Cincinnati 74-60 as Dwyane Wade scores 25 and Cordell Henry 20 to halt Cincinnati's 20 game winning run. The Golden Eagles improve to 19-3, 8-1 Conference USA, and 12-0 at home while limiting the Bearcats to 35.7 percent shooting.
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Dwyane Wade
Cordell Henry
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Golden Eagles
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Steve Logan
Oklahoma State
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David Harrison
Florida
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Fla
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Tayshaun Prince
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Chuck Eidson
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Steve Thomas
Thomas
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