Town and Country Bowling Results Center Week of September 21
Results show high figures across divisions for the Town and Country Bowling Center. Chris Myers tops the men with 741 series including a 300 game, while Diane Sparnow leads women with 653 and Marilyn Wynn posts 246 in a game. Senior men Ron Hill scores 643 with a 254 game and Ruth Eldridge leads senior women with 547. Team honors go to Gutter Dusters 2525 in series and U 3 and Me 797 in a game. Ron Hill also records the top men’s 643 series. Sandy Hill leads women over 500 with 509, and Ruth Eldridge posts 194 in a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Myers
Diane Sparnow
Marilyn Wynn
Ron Hill
Jesse Casaus
Ruth Elderige
Della Linterman
UIC
Gutter Dusters
U 3
Ruth Eldridge
Ed Duda
Bob Wilson
Sandy Hill
Rolling Stones
Dumshitz
John Pepper
Marilyn
Wynn
Tammy Casaus
Willie Eldridge
Shiral Prescott
Early Birds
Yakity Yak
Dairymen’s League
Kim Blaka
Kim Blakeney
Abel Villalpando
Wade Hutchens
Alley Cats
Roy Oldfield
Judy Babek
Paul Babek
Dan Gomez
Gerry McCann
Bow Weevils
Scooby Doo’s
Debra Scarberry
Bowler of the Week Las Vegas Bowling Standings Report
Bowling results list weekly leaders across multiple leagues. Chris Myers rolled his first 300 game at Town & Country. Tom's Girls and Rolling Stones led team scores. individual high series and games are named for both men and women across several leagues with dates, venues, and scores.
Net score winners shine at Spring River Senior Club Championship
Bud Morris tops the 1st flight with 65 63 128 followed by Turner Reeves Brown Summersgill and Follick in order. Don Peterson leads the 2nd flight with 66 63 129 while Jack Marcelli wins the 3rd flight 63 63 129. Roswell Ladies Golf League events span Nassau at NMMI with Kathryn Brown and Rhonda Lant earning front back and total wins. Bronco Seniors see Austin Maley low gross and Tom Dick trumping 2nd flight with John Sexton net champion as season continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring River Golf Course
Bud Morris
Jack Turner
Larry Reeves
Ralph Brown
Jim Summersgill
Bill Follick
Bob Shea
Willie Aldaco
Harold Hodgson
Richard Payne
Jack Doran
Einar Johnson
Kent Reed
Gary Wells
Jack Marcelli
Doug Combs
Russell Bennett
Ron Smith Sr
Jim Lynch
Charles Benton
Raymond Smith
Frank Frankforther
Jack Beeson
Oscar Fairfield
Don Geddes
Scott Neff
Nassau
Nmmi
Kathryn Brown
Rhonda Lant
Debbie Cooper
Bonnie Puntch
Jaanne Black
Mardine Cooper
Molly Dominguez
Joanne Black
Lina Rose Davis
RLGS
Roswell Country Club
New Mexico
Sandy Magnon
Mary Grantham
Marie Tucker
Barbara Irwin
Shelly Nellis
Elaine Dotts
Marion Senteno
Connie James
Anne Pope
Allene Yule
Jane Johnson
Bronco
Austin Maley
Bud Laveraway
Tim Basler
Lee Chapman
Tom Dick
Dick Shangraw
John Sexton
George Bell
Jerry
Woods Leads United States in Ryder Cup Rally at The Belfry
Tiger Woods delivered his best golf at the Ryder Cup with clutch shots in a dramatic day that left the matches tied 8-8. David Duval and partner Calcavecchia sparked a big comeback by birdieing five of the next six holes in best ball, while Europe’s Garcia and Westwood stumbled late. The U S needs 14 points on Sunday as singles determine the gold cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Coldfield
England
Tiger Woods
David Duval
Belfry
Kiawah Island
S.C
United States
Woods
Davis Love III
U.S
Thomas Bjorn
Oak Hill
Sam Torrance
Mark James
Brookline
Colin Montgomerie
Sergio Garcia
Curtis Strange
Phil Mickelson
Tiger
Torrance
Love
Ryder
Garcia
Lee Westwood
Westwood
Europe
Driver
Duval
Mark Calcavecchia
Calcavecchia
Mickelson
David Toms
Montgomerie
Padraig Harrington
Toms
Lefty
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Utter Gutters
Town & Gers
Brian DeGraaf
Myers
T&c
Vicki Flores
Hobson
Ellen Robey
Marv Porte
Rick Robey
Louise
Panky & Grieves
Desert Sun Motors
Tom’s Girls
Bob Sparks
Denny
Kings & Queens
Jeanne Cash
Stevens
Martin
Della Linter
Capitol Cafe
Man
Jeanne Stevens
Bob Menagh
Roswell
Sheila
Johnson
Vern Menagh
Lou Menagh
Daily Record
Joey Kulkir
Mr. Soles
Aikwanite
Lobos
Scott Hoch
Hoch
Strange
Paul Azinger
Niclas Fasth
Jesper Parnevik
the Belfry
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