B&G wins G&S spring session
The Gold and Silver bowling league concluded its spring league Tuesday afternoon with B&G Supply taking first place with 81.5 points. Security Federal finished second with 80 points and Jones Twins Beauty Salon came in third with 77 points. Foster & Foster Realty finished fourth with 76 points, followed by Dr Pepper Bottling, Beacon Federal, Holder Realty, Cumberland Lumber, McMinnville Lanes, Warren County Nursery and Crouch Motors.
For the women, Mary Ray turned in the high game of the day with a 235 game and she also turned in a 525 series. High series of the day was rolled by Linda Newby with a 560 and she turned in a 212 game. Patty Womack had a 197 game with a 550 series. Virginia Money had a 191 game with a 454 series. Linda Hibshman turned in a 189 game with a 532 series and Peggy White had a 459 series.
For the men, Jim Newby turned in the high game of the day with a 238 and he turned in a 571 series. R.H. Bond turned in the high series of the day with a 585 and he rolled a 236 game. Terry Young had a 196 game with a 459 series. Coy Hillis rolled a 188 game with a 539 series. Larry Tittsworth had a 178 game with a 523 series. James Hutchins rolled a 179 game with a 485 series and Emil Flosi turned in a 179 game.
In team play, Security Federal had the high game of the day with a 743 and high series of the day with a 1992 series.
The summer league will start April 24 for those interested in participating.
? In the Thursday Night Moose Mixed league last week, M.P.?s and Hatchets gained ground on league leader Mountain Top Siding, with each winning three of four points while Mountain Top won only one of three points from the Cruisers.
M.P.?s now trails by three points in the league standings, while Hatchet?s is 10.5 down.
Top scratch games for the men last week were bowled by Larry Morgan (223), Billy Pitmon (217), Chris Hutcheson (214), Mike McMurray (214) and George Vines. Pitmon had the high scratch series with a 628.
For the ladies, Malinda brown had a 168 game, while Linda Robinson (164), Faye Burch (163), Patty Womack (162) and Jan Foster (159) also turned in top scores. Womack?s 469 was the women?s high scratch series.