Bowling: Four-way tie for first in Ruff Riders
B&M Oak Furniture, Woodbury Bunch, Ball Burners and Who Dun-it stand in a four-way tie atop the Ruff Riders bowling standings, with all four teams at 15-9.
During play on Oct. 21, William Toler had the men’s high scratch game with a 257, while Richard Bruce had the high scratch series, a 646. Kenneth Feltie had the high handicap game, and Steve Lezak had the men’s high handicap series.
For the ladies, Peggy Foutch had a 214 for high scratch game, while Betty Toler had a 538 for high series. Kelly Armstrong’s 264 game and 722 series were the women’s high handicap scores.
In team play, Woodbury bunch led with a 1022 game, while Red Diamonds had a 2883 series.
Rock N’ Rollers are a half-game out in second place, while Team 2 is third.
During their Oct. 15 session, Richie Webb had the high scratch game and series for boys, while Scott Wood had the high handicap game and series. Nicole Jones turned in the top scratch and handicap game and series among the girls.
Cook had the high scratch and handicap game and series last week for the men, while those honors for the women went to Shea Taylor.
Last week, Stanley Maxwell had the men’s high scratch game and series, while Leland Miles turned in the high handicap game and Trent Summers had a 658, this season’s high handicap series.
The ladies were led by Lee Ann Krofssif, who had the high scratch and handicap game, as well as a 346 scratch series, setting a new high mark for the series. Wendy Pollard turned in the high handicap series. Bob Cats had the high team game score, with A-team recording the top series.
Larry Derriso had the high scratch game for the men on the 26th, as well as the high handicap game and series, while George Knauer had the high scratch series. Peggy Foutch swept the scratch and handicap honors for the high ladies’ game and series, while Mary Knauer’s team turned in the high scratch game and Miller’s Bunch had the high series.