(Week ending Sept.28) A highlight of last week’s bowling league competition was the spare picked up by Debbie Germain in TGIF League play on Friday. Germain left the 4, 6, 7, 10 split and picked it up. According to officials the applause was so loud you would have thought Germain bowled a 300 perfect game.
This is one of the hardest splits to put away. According to various professional bowlers it can be done, basically in three ways, and all are not executed to perfection on a regular basis. One way is to bowl the ball really hard and try to bounce the pins around at the back and get one of the pins (either the four, seven or the six, ten) to bounce out and get the other two pins. Or you slide either the six pin over or the four pin over to take out the other two pins. Most important, however, is to practice, practice, and practice.
Men’s Top 10 Scratch Game
Stan Stauffer 254
Keith Brundige 249
Kyle Lanz 244
Tim Sewill 243
Ben Manly 236
Kim Custer 236
Mikee Miller 233
Randy Storey 228
Kenny Paquin 226
Bob Petersen 225
Men’s Top 10 Scratch Series
Stan Stauffer 658
Kim Custer 655
Tim Sewill 641
Kenny Paquin 638
Randy Storey 630
Brillo Chitty 626
Erik Lundquist 620
Keith Brundige 616
Kyle Lanz 603
Charlie Lewis 599
Women’s Top 10 Scratch
Game
Rosie Thibodeau (Rock n
Rosie) 237
Traci Gilmour 225
Cindy Stuart 213
Catherine Sayre 198
Sandy Mielke 193
Amber Paquin 190
Leigh Ann Rose 183
Bonnie Lanz 182
Virginia Custer 182
Katie Damian 181
Women’s Top 10 Scratch Se
ries
Cindy Stuart 602
Traci Gilmour 532
Katie Damian 528
Rosie Thibodeau (Rock n
Rosie) 504
Virginia Custer 501
Bonnie Lanz 475
Amber Paquin 470
Vanda Randolph 467
Catherine Sayre 463
Lana Larson 462
