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March 20, 2010

Nguyen's 753 week's top series

The Port Arthur News

PORT ARTHUR —  Thang Nguyen bowled a nice set of 261-269-223,  totaling a 753 series to lead all Mega Play bowlers last week.  Following Thang with the other 700s   were, Bill White-237-269-224-730, Bob Bellow-279-220-228-727, Ronny   Anding-246-278-203-727, Ronnie Sonnier-246-202-279-727, Russell  Hebert-257-258-712,  and George Parsley-215-258-228-701.  The leading lady was Raeanna Todora with  a 224-226-246-696.

 MONDAY  SENIORS:  Roy  McClure-257-611, Venix Morris-208, Earl J Duhon-177,  Cynthia  Williams-160

 VALERO:  Bill White-237-269-224-730, George  Parsley-215-258-228-701,  Gerald Watkins-257-224-646, Lester Renfrow-244-204-613,  Robert Trahan-241-582,  Linda Watkins-206-582, Judy Arsenault-214-560, Sid  Hamilton-210-533, Darrell Dominguez-195-504, Colin Mann-183-186-497, Kurt  Cullums-258, Zim  Morris-257, Chris Chiasson-246, Bob Cullums-240, Steve  Powell-237, Bryan Boldt-234,  Ray Gaspard-229, Jason Robbins-225, Mark  Williams-224, Leonard Casmore-217,  Sammy McClory-211, Michael Martin-210-204,  Kelly Gaspard-204, Connie  Mathison-201, Royce Robbins-200, Paul Mann-197, Brent  Berry-191, Sandy  Robbins-182, Amoreeno Shahan-146 

 VAL  VERDE:  Willie  Langehennig-223-591, Dan Davis-179, Sonya Manibo-149

ROADRUNNERS:  Cotton Glidewell-255-226-676, Rick  Hermsen-245, Don  Bourg-214, Rickie Trevino-209, Beverly Harper-192, Bonnie  Timaeus-189, Christine  Heath-184 

 QUEEN  TUMBLERS:  Lynne  Richter-214-546, Alice Barnes-511, Betty  Shannon-502, Flo Benoit-180, Sylvia  Hanks-146

 GOLDEN OLDIES  SRS:  Gary  Vincent-245-242-672, Lewis Garza-211-203-590,  Maria Dubois-157-372, James  Pitre-223-210, Oliver Balagot-215, Cliff  Mosley-214, Marvin Ermel-212, Blanch  Comeaux-199, Chuck Burns-192, John

Greig-192

 IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY:  Emir Gomez-187-526, Ron Bates-223-521,  Brian  Churan-165-470, Dolores Robles-177-379, Johnny Felder-236, Jimmy  Hembree-203, Oliver Price-188, Rob Favorite-182, Brian Watts-178, Bob  Fleener-171, Cody  Stewart-144, Jo Jo Govea-131

 OPERA HAV-A-BALL:  Dennis Lynch-203-560, Michael  McElroy-195, Cody  Pham-186, Balto Wolfe-147, Kellie Olson-137

 FUNBOWLERS:  Andy Sabo-233-652, Jerry  Richardson-215-585, Dan  Sanders-214-566, Mark Simon-200-218-541, Sam  Procell-177-171-485, Jim Marisco-224, Eric  Bernard-210, Danny Norris-206, Jerry  Thompson-205, Cindy McNab-149

 MEGA  MONEY:  Thang  Nguyen-261-269-223-753, Bob Bellow-279-220-228-727,  Ronny  Anding-246-278-203-727, Ronnie Sonnier-246-202-279-727, Russell   Hebert-257-258-712, Raeanna Todora-224-226-246-696, Chuck Burns-252-247-694,  George Elizondo-246-672, Eric Harrington-240-670, Phil Rogers-247-661, Robert  Duke-224-630, Fred Gabriel-232-624, Sean Mouchette-223-22-606, Roger  Litchfield-228-599, Paul Uresti-222-596, Devon Rankin-235-582, Ray 

Milligan-218-576, Tony Falgout-201-573, Jon Collins-247-565, Glenda   Arnaud-213-558, Erin  Cabral-210-528, Jeff Wright-279, John Felder-267, Chris  Rhodes-266, Tom Roberts-262, Raul Bastidas-256, Marc Truong-243, Shane  Harlow-243, Steve Powell-240, Donald Guest-236, Marty Rutherford-233, Danny Duke  Sr-232, Tom Rugg-232, Trey Todora-224, Tee Parker-220, Jay Luquette-217, Chris Fenton-215,  Dustin Marsh-212, Derrick Pete-212, Trey Gamage-210, Stephen  Comer-208, Ben  Wright-204, Joe Sassau-176 

 FRIDAY FUN  BUNCH:  Tim Butts-209, Lynn  Ritcher-199, Miranda Alvarez-165

Patti Gay is The News bowling columnist



 

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