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BOWLING!
Cannonballs Clinch
Mixed Bowling Crown
The Cannonballs won four
games from the Pinbusters
Thursday night at Dilling
Heating Lanes to wrap up the
championship of the Thurs-
day Mixed Duckpin Bowling
League.
The Cannonballs won both
halves of the split season to
win the title outright.
Three bowlers topped the
300-set mark to lead: the vic-
tories. Joe Lail had a 126 line
and 338 set, Johnny Reavis
added a 114 line and 330 set
and Alan Van Dyke had a 118
line and 329 set. Dan Dilling
had a 114 line and 297 set for
the losers.
In another match, Allen
Myers had one of the top sets
of the year to lead Them to
four wins over ' the
Pinseekers. Myers, who roll-
ed two 400-plus sets earlier in
the year, rolled a 136 line and
395 set. Ron Scruggs led the
losers with a 112 line and 312
set.
kk
: Hullender
Teams Win
Robert Hullender and Bet-
ty Hullender each won four
games in Mixed Duckpin
‘Bowling League action Tues-
day night at the Dilling
Heating Lanes.
Robert Hullender’s team
defeated John Dilling. Doris
Ware led the winners with a
102 line and 293 set and Dill-
ing led his team with a 127
line and 334 set.
Betty Hullender’s team
son four games from Johnny
Dye. Mr er led the
fwinniers. vith a 139 line and
'328 set and“Jack “Barrett led
the losers wtih a 113 line and
292 set.
. scores
Bowling League action Tues-
Strikers,
Birds Win
The Strikers and the Red-
birds won three games each
in Youth Duckpin Bowling
League action Saturday mor-
ning at the Dilling Heating
Lanes.
The Strikers won three
from the Rollers as Amy Car-
rigan rolled a 107 line and 296
set. Her set was the highest
bowled this vear.
Jonathan Jones added a 242
set, Angel Myers a 213 and
John Caldwell a 208 for the
winners. Tim Fletcher had a
92 line and 233 set and Robbie
Hullender added:a 203 set for
the Rollers.
The Redbirds defeated the
Demons as Benji Ingle and
Brad Roberts each bowled
222 sets. Roberts won high
line honors with ‘a 94. Scott
Myers had a 101 line and 258
set and Kenneth Butler added
a 235 set for the Demons.
High Scores
On Tuesday
It was a night for high
in Mixed Duckpin
day night at the Dilling
Heating Lanes as three
bowlers neared the 400-set
mark.
John Dilling rolled games
of 139, 121, and 135 for a 395
set which led his team to a
split with Betty Hullender.
Lib Gault added a 127 line and
345 set for Dilling’s team and
Mrs. Hullender led her team
with a 155 line and 374 set.
Robert Hullender rolled a
145 line and 384 set to lead his
team to -sthre&: wins over
. Johnny Dye. Ethel Tignor led
Dye’s team with a 118 line
and 307 set.
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Keenum. Back row, coaches Johnny Melton and Steve
Melton, Johnny Stewart, Wesle
Tameron Gaines, and Michael
Leigh. Not pictured, Phillip Harris.
Gaffney
Racing
~ Saturday
Fulmer Lance, Buck Sim-
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three late model sportsman
winners, head the field of
favorites expected Saturday
night at the Cherokee Speed-
way.
The limited sportsman,
street class and pure stock
divisions will also be running.
Heat races and warmups
begiifat 7 p.m.
Last week's races were
postponed due to the death of
Mr. Gault’s father. Gates will
open at 5 p.m. Saturday for
fans and drivers. :
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