WILTON — Wednesday Night Ladies: Week of March 11.
Teams: Just One More 122-78; Bowling Belles
115-85; Willett-Glo 106-94; Living on a Spare 106-94
Mines in the Gutter 101-99; Designs by Darlene 94-106
Wreckin Balls 90-110; Spare Change 66-134
High Games; Melissa Malone 190; Vicky Kinsey 159
Lynn Chellis 156; Kelly Couture 156
Key Seefeldt 153; Michelle Perkins 151
Cecile Willett 146; Gayle Donahue 145
High Series: Melissa Malone 494; Lynn Chellis 444
Vicky Kinsey 441; Jolene Luce 413
Heather Malone 410; Kelly Couture 407
Kay Seefeldt 406; Michelle Young 406
Tuesday Night Mixed League March 10
Mens High Game scratch: Albert Farmer 214; Chuck Hilaman 213; Mike Crandall 203
Mens High Series scratch: Chuck Hilaman 567; Albert Farmer 551 Mike Crandall 531
Mens High Game handicap: Bill Turtlelotte 268; Frank Cushman 250; Albert Farmer 246
Mens High Series handicap: Bill Turtlelotte 670; Chuck Hilaman 654; Albert Farmer 647;
Women High Game scratch: Peggy Needham 161; Cathy Walton 138; 190; Cleo Barker 126
Women’s High Series scratch: Peggy Needham 448 Cathy Walton 381 Cleo Barker 360
Women’s High Game handicap: Mary Drinkwater 218 Stephanie Millay 210 Cleo Barker 202
Women’s High Series handicap: Stephanie Millay 624; Cleo Barker 688; Mary Drinkwater 686
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