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BOULDER CITY REVIEW
November 12, 2014 - 1:36 pm
 

Tuesday Trios, 9 a.m. Tuesday

High game and series: Diana Cavins 222, 586

Pins over average, game: Darlene Cheney +63

Pins over average, series: Kim Cunningham +121

Funtyme, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday

High handicap game, women: Linda Barber 284

High handicap game, men: Rick Renberg 295

High handicap series, women: Alicia Smith 797

High handicap series, men: Dave Alexander 757

Pins over average, games and series: Linda Barber +77 and +150; Michael Boreham +64 and +122

Wednesday Seniors, noon Wednesday

High game and series, women: Pam Brown 224, 552

High game and series, men: Lonnie Cavins 229, 597

Pins over average, games: Dianne Lindsey +57, Rob Hedlund +52

Pins over average, series: Dianne Lindsey +111, Glen Cauda +102

9 Pin No Tap League, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday

Pins over average, games: Diana Webb +86, Mike O’Neill +113

Pins over average, series: Diana Webb +191, Sal Mizzi +176

Original Early Birds, 9 a.m. Thursday

High game and series: Diana Cavins 212, 567

Pins over average, game and series: Boon Lilly +72 and +80

Men’s Commercial League, 6:30 p.m. Thursday

High game and series: Joe Merrill 279, 738

Pins over average, game: Ronnie Wisham +79

Pins over average, series: Steven Ashley +143

Hi-Lo Scratch, 10 a.m. Friday

High game, women: Lisa Sandoval 224

High game, men: Jim Coleman 267

Pins over average, game: Lonnie Cavins +77

Pins over average, series: Jim Reed +95

Almost Live, 6:30 p.m. Friday

High game and series, women: Linda Barber 257, 690

High game and series, men: Joe Merrill 268, 748

Pins over average, games: Marcia O’Neill +72, Jimmie Stewart +83

Pins over average, series: Sandy Miller +103, Jimmie Stewart +148

Teen/Adult, 3:30 p.m. Sunday

High game and series, teen; Teagan Smale 300, 714

High game and series, adult: Alicia Smith 258, 743

Pins over average, game, teen: Teagan Smale +95

Pins over average, series, teen: Randall Berkheimer +115

Pins over average, game and series, adult: Alicia Smith +92, +245

Youth/Adult, 6 p.m. Sunday

High game and series, youth: Ed Rassuchine 202, 533

High game and series, adult: Mike Madrid 218, 609

Pins over average, game, youth: Ed Rassuchine +45

Pins over average, series, youth: Halle Bennett +56

Pins over average, game, adult: Jamie Mackanos +48

Pins over average, series, adult: Michelle Bennett +68

Bowlers are still needed for some of the leagues. For more information or to join a league, call 702-293-2368.

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