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November 13, 2008

Local Bowling Results

Local Bowling

DELHI MERCHANTILE

Oct. 22 at Holiday Lanes: Lynn Buchanan 225; Tom MacNaught 180, 221, 203_604; Terry Mostert 221; Jerry Shultis 201, 242, 234_677; Paul Roach 202; Jeff Haynes 210; Michael Brown 201; Dennis Heaney 206; Paul Robinson 233; Jim Poley 202; Brad Anderson 203; Bryan Ciaravino 269, 205, 236_710; Don Lander Jr. 205; Frank Dibble 172, 244, 210_626; Curt Callahan 200; Dan Borggreen 202; Eli Townsend 202; Tim Townsend 221; Ralph Dandignac 214; Tom Ballard Jr. 188, 267, 172_627; Dave Ehlenberger 206; 188, 214_608; Dennis Chicorelli 211; Bruce Thompson 167, 215, 223_605; Tom Grant 209; George Lawson 201; Howard Fessenden 212; Jerry Walker 209; Charles Sutliff 222, 226, 156_604.

Oct. 29 at Holiday Lanes: George Lawson 213; Tom Ballard Jr. 246; Bruce Thompson 207; Bob Mills 202; Greg Roy 214; Wayne Chambers 206; Brett Smith 211; Jeremy Strong 210; Michael Brown 158, 212, 230_600; Dennis Heaney 215; Matt Merrill 204; Brad Anderson 190, 163, 248_601; Bryan Ciaravino 211; Don Lander Jr. 237, 201; Frank Dibble 222; Curt Callahan 202; Al Rubin 222; Glenn Hotaling 223; Jerry Shultis 203, 204, 236_643; Paul Roach 218; John Markham 258, 212, 148_618; Charles Sutliff 220; Ed More 212.

Nov. 5 at Holiday Lanes: Howard Fessenden 242, 214, 157_613; John Markham 266, 207, 164_637; Joe McMullen 222, 214; Jeremy Strong 214; Michael Brown 235; Dennis Heaney 237; Lynn Buchanan 222, 217, 191_630; Brad Anderson 236; Bryan Ciaravino 203, 206, 247_656; Don Lander Jr. 238, 254, 231_723; Frank Dibble 237, 186, 202_625; Lynn Kinch 245; Tom Grant 205, 200, 229_634; George Lawson 216, 202, 203_621; Curt Callahan 225, 211, 235_671; Al Rubin 202; Tom Ballard Jr. 216; Dennis Chicorelli 277, 176, 244_697; Bruce Thompson 232; Brett Smith 224; Terry Mostert 211, 203, 201_615; Jerry Shultis 235, 230, 216_681; Paul Roach 237, 242, 255_734.

Time to Tan Strike and Spare

Nov. 6: Lori Paparteys 196, 191, 191_578; Crystal Ingalls 188, 170, 201_559; Amy Packard 217, 148, 193_558; Tina Brundege 153, 193, 208_554; Kathy Astuto 165, 205, 177_547; Barb Crawford 155, 235, 142_532; Alice Sutliff 176, 199, 151_526; Terry Youngs 186, 155, 154_495; Joyce Mikolaicyk 171, 150, 168_489; Joan Kollgaard 167, 169, 152_488; Fran Card 184.

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