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March 13, 2010

Moschettieri tops with 787 series

Patti Gay bowling column

Patti Gay The Port Arthur News

— Entries for the Southeast Texas USBC Open Bowling Tournament are now being accepted until April 2nd.  Being old school, I still call this the Men’s City Tournament, politically correct or not that’s what it is!  The Tournament will be held on April 10th, 11th, 17th, and 18th at Crossroads and Star Bowl in Beaumont.  You can find entry forms at these centers as well as MegaPlay USA.

    Santino Moschettieri was hot on the lanes last week during the Mega Money league on Thursday night.  He rolled games of 279-244 & 264 to finish with a really nice 787 series.  Kelly Gaspard took the top spot for the ladies bowling a 229-206-631 and I want to mention Ray Norwood who tossed out the first 10 strikes for a 290 game. 

    Ronnie Sonnier-215-248-256-719, Jeff Wright-209-237-266-712, Tom Rugg-250-248-210-708 and Bill White-278-209-216-703 were the honorable mention bowlers.



 



MONDAY SENIORS:  Cotton Glidewell-245-607, Venix Morris-195-529, Paul Vaughan-235, Oliver Balagot-213

VALERO:  Thomas Chapman-249-248-699, Stan Ruth-254-257-698, Morris Carter-232-276-679, Mike Doyle-254-662, Walter Tucker-223-222-647, Rex Morris-210-235-642, Tharen Robertson-213-236-635, Lewis Garza-225-619, Robert Seymour-215-600, David Lemaire-214-543, Pete Chiasson-230, Jason Robbins-225, Bryan Boldt-224, Mike Williams-225, Ricky Trevino-213, Al Heath-212, Lester Renfrow-211, Gail Seymour-202

VAL VERDE:  Kevin Vrooman-204, Eric Welch-189, Dan Davis-182

VIN’S PAINT AND BODY:  CJ Levron-192-534, Ike Garcia-179-491, Eric Bernard-214, Jeffery Bozeman-209, Jay Luquette-209, Ashley Nunez-183, James Klink-181, Dee Dennis-173

ROADRUNNERS:  Gary Vincent-233-670, Oliver Balagot-252-643, Paul Vaughan-244-613, Don Bourg-245-591

QUEEN TUMBLERS:  Alice Barnes-213-528, Sandy Martin-181

GOLDEN OLDIES SRS:  Tommy Girolamo-246-682, Roy McClure-614, Joe Picard-184-468, Charlotte Banks-170-443, Phil Rogers-234, Donald Bourg-226, Paul McDaniel-210, Kate Blake-203, JJ Deshotels-190

MID-COUNTY MIXED:  Vinny Chhuon-232, Mark Nelson-197

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY:  Johnny Felder-223-621, Oliver Price-200-200-577, Jimmy Hembree-195-548, Dwight Abshire-219-543, Tim Stafford-180-195-464, Frank Koch-168-460, Emir Gomez-215, Ryan Ray-195, Jairo Gonzalez-190, Rob Favorite-187, Marty Hatton-179, Ron Bates-171

OPERA HAV-A-BALL:  James Roberson-206-569, Michael McElroy-174-171-510, /Raja Pentakota-199-508, Slick Willer-214, Mark Kaulfus-157, Larry Miller-148

FUNBOWLERS:  Bill White-278-209-216-703, Don Pope-235-224-642, Ray Norwood-290-637, Kelly Gaspard-229-206-631, Kerry Stevens-202-543, Mark Simon-213-519, Bobby Abraham-202-481, Sam Procell-196-441, Ray Gaspard-223, Bryan Crouch-183, Robert Foret-174

MEGA MONEY:  Santino Moschettieri-279-244-264-787, Ronnie Sonnier-215-248-256-719, Jeff Wright-209-237-266-712, Tom Rugg-250-248-210-708, Donald Guest-237-247-688, Curtis Harrington-236-239-688, Kirwin Melo-237-247-682, Steve Powell-236-235-673, Roynald Allen-218-622, Sean Mouchette-213-591, Josh Sonier-221-571, Dale Taylor-210-570, Connie Mathison-236-527, Ronald Landry-212-523, Ursula Duff-180-480, Branden Powell-278, Erik Postula-267, Derek Williams-266, Chuck Burns-263, Hung Tran-253, Eric Harrington-248, Trint Mugiez-245, John Robison-244,  Raeanna Todora-243, Roy McClure-225, Lyn Bourgeois-223, Jay Luquette-222, Robert Duke-221, Dustin Marsh-216, Paul Brown-215, Tee Parker-214, James Morein-214, Fred Gabriel-214, Cole Guidry-213, Devon Rankin-203, Chris Fenton-203

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