Several teams tied in Moose Mixed standings

New Crew led the Moose Mixed bowling league by two games after action on April 6, with a record of 61 wins against 51 losses.

Ball and Chain and The Peppers were tied for second at 59-53, with Team Kermit and Hayes? Heroes knotted at 58-54.

WOW and Cruisers are at 57-55, with B&G Supply, MP?s and Pin Knockers rounding out the league standings.

Top bowlers for the week included Ronnie Robinson, who had a 267 for high scratch game, a 701 scratch series, a 294 handicap game and a 782 handicap series. John Pearson turned in a 254 game, a 646 series and a 703 handicap series, while David Adams had a 274 handicap game.

Faye Burch had the best night among the league?s female bowlers, with a 204 scratch game, a 560 scratch series, a 237 handicap game and a 659 handicap series. Malinda Brown had a 192 game and a 528 series, while Brenda Marsh rolled a 234 handicap game and a 653 handicap series.

? On April 1 in the Junior All-stars, Cody Satterfield had a 211 for boys? high scratch game, and a 525 for the top scratch series. He also had a 266 game score when factoring in his handicap, as did Austin Spurling. Satterfield?s handicap series score was a lofty 690.

Jordan Rumage had a 209 scratch game, a 513 scratch series and a 244 handicap game, while Spurling?s handicap series was a 667.

For the ladies, Nicole Jones? 172 scratch game and 508 scratch series led the way, while Justice Armstrong had a 228 handicap game and a 656 handicap series. Christy Perry turned in a 148 game and 383 series, which with her handicap factored in improved to a 223 game and a 608 series.

White Chocolate, which leads the league with a 57-27 record, had the high team game (499) and series (1447), while Young Guns had a 472 team game and a 1299 series.

The league?s standings are: White Chocolate 57-27, Team 3 56-28, Black Chocolate 53-31, Team 8 51-33, Rock N Rollers 50.5-33.5, Lucky Strikers 42-42, Team 4 38-46, Team 2 27-47, Young Guns 26.5-57.5, and Team 1 1-83.

? The Ruff Riders league on March 31 saw Bobby McCormick turn in a 247 for men?s high scratch game, while Clark Ware had a 242. Jimmy Dodd?s 655 was the high series, while Jim Smoot turned in a 641.

Clark Ware had a 288 for high handicap game and a 738 handicap series, while Dave Samsel had a 279 game and Kenneth Felty had a 734 handicap series.

Cindy Ronca had a big night for the women, wit a 257 scratch game, a 648 scratch series, a 300 handicap game and a 777 handicap series. Betty Perry?s 792 was the ladies? high handicap series. Perry had a 621 scratch series and a 271 handicap game, while Kathy Bruce had a 216 scratch game.

Red Diamonds had a 976 team game score, as well as a 2781 series. Better Built Fence had a 960 game and a 2727 series.

The league?s standings are: Ball Burners 76-44, B&M Oak Furniture 75-45, Who Dun-It 71.5,-48.5, B.J.?s 66-54, Whatever 64-56, Gutter Busters 62.5-57.5, Army of 5 60-60, Road Runners 60-60, Better Built Fence 54.5-65.5, Lucky Strikes 54-66, Woodbury Bunch 52-68, No Clue 51-69, Red Diamonds 49.5-70.5, and Lucky 5 43-77.

? Peggy?s Bowlers on April 6 saw Tommy Murphy turn in the men?s high series with a 371, while Leland Miles had a 294 and Stanley Maxwell shot a 289. Trent Summers had a 108 for high game, with Jacob Wanamaker turning in a 98 and Jared Wade rolling a 93.

Lee Ann Krofssif had a 90 for the women?s high game, with Wendy Pollard rolling a 75 and Judy Mitchell scoring a 70.

Ida McCurdy had a 312 for high women?s series, with Danya Barnes turning in a 283 and Annette Bryant scoring a 262.

Team standings with number of wins include: Pink Dolls 63.5, Mule Train 57, Brothers 48.5, Titians 48.5, High Rollers 42.5, Bob Cats 38.5, A-Team 36.5, Fearless 30.5, Cat-Dog 29.5.

? In Peggy?s Rollers, Jamie Whitworth leads with 62 wins, followed by Roger Cook 59, Mark Moore 49, Shea Taylor 42.5, Ronnie Crowe 41, Harold Siebers 33, Richard Rogers 33 and Gene Cantrell 31.5.

Hi series went to Cook with a 531, while Crowe had a 393 and Rogers had a 389.

Siebers? 142 was high game for the day, with Moore rolling a 110 and Whitworth adding a 100.