Bernie’s wins Merchant All-Stars league championship
The Merchant All-Star league ended its season with Bernie’s Karaoke claiming first place followed by Ray’s Team, Randy’s Raceway, Superior Auto Repair, Smoot& McGee Properties, McMinnville Auto Sales, Ball & Chain and Pioneer Building Supply.
Terry Underhill rolled a 276 high game during the final week of play. Jason Moore had a 754 series, a 292 handicap game and an 829 handicap series.
•?The Gold and Silver summer league started this week and Security Federal has taken an early lead. Crouch Motors, Cumberland Lumber, Dr Pepper and Holder Realty are tied for second and McMinnville Lanes is third.
For the women during Tuesday’s action, Frances Hobbs had the high game of 177, Jean Simmons had a 174 game, Patty Womack had a 163 game and a 476 high series.
For the men, Billy Hayes had a 189 high game and 504 series. James Hutchins had a 185 game and a 524 series, R. H. Bond had a 184 game and a 481 series and Gene Bess turned in a 482 series.
In team play Dr Pepper had a 634 game and 1842 series.
• Results from the Moose Mixed league have Ball and Chain in first place followed by The Rebel’s, New Crew, Po Folkz, Cruisers, M.P.’s, Hayes Hero’s, The Pepper’s, Pin Knockers and Northern Redneck’s.
Mike McMurray had the high game with a 267 and handicap game of 275. Larry Patton rolled a 668 series and 737 handicap series. Patton also rolled a 275 game.
For the women, Linda Hibshman had a 218 game, 350 handicap game, 559 series and Dean Savage had the 668 handicap series.
• In the Peggy’s Rollers and Bowlers league, High Rollers are in first, Lucky Ducks are second and Bob Cats are third. Titians, Friends, Oh Well, A-Team, Cat-Dog, The Colts and Power Bowlers round out the bottom seven.
Stanley Maxwell turned in a 156 game, 380 series, 240 handicap game and John Stoval had a 646 handicap series for the men. Annette Bryant had a 129 game, 337 series, 258 handicap game and a 724 handicap series.
• We Be Rollin is in first place in the YABA All-Star league. XXX, The Blondettes, King Pins, The Rollers, X-Squad, Midway Hicks and Pin Killers round out the bottom seven.
For the boys Jordan Rumage had a 222 game, 620 series and a 698 handicap series. Richie Webb had a 259 handicap game. For the girls, Nicole Jones turned in a 181 game, 501 series, 226 handicap game and a 636 handicap series.
• In the Ruff Riders league, Woodbury Bunch is in first followed by Perry Wholesale, Road Runners, Red Diamonds, Titan Up, B&M Oak, No Clue, Awesome Five, Lucky Strikes, Fearless Five and Top To Bottom.
Carl Mix had a 256 high game and 278 handicap game. Charlie Hunter rolled a 666 series and Rocky Wamsley had a 682 handicap series. Mary Roller had a 201 game and 237 series, Janie Roller had a 524 series and Betty Perry had a 659 handicap series.