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March 29, 2008

Rhodes sets sizzling pace with 300 game, 782 series

Patti Gay's bowling column for Sunday, March30

These days if you want to be the top seated bowler at MegaPlay USA you better be shooting some high scores.

Chris Rhodes was really going strong last week during the Mega Money league on Thursday night.

His first game had 10 strikes for a 279, but his second game hit the mark as he achieved a perfect 300 game! He finished with a decent 203 to end the night with a superb 782 series.

Roger Hartwig threw some nice games of 267-254-247 for a 768 series.

Other 700’s were Russell Hebert-249-258-245-752, Brad Waugh-254-239-245-725, Shane Harlow-212-269-244-725, Bo Cohrt-246-216-245-707, and Buddy Sepeda-230-278-193-701.

There were several women who topped the 600 mark but none higher than myself with 2 nice games of 225& 244 for a 661 series during the Mega Money league. The other ladies were Michelle Powell 269-638, & Alanda Boldt-216-225-626.





MONDAY AFTERNOON SENIORS: Rick Hermsen-245-673, Bill Lawless-216, Carolyn Clark-204

VAL VERDE BAPTIST: David Langehennig-500, Brent Stancil-175-445, Dan Davis-159-418, Kevin Bowling-198, Tammy Welch-174, Chris Manibo-147, Eric Welch-147, Valerie Stancil-128,

VALERO: Roger Hartwig-267-254-247-768, Russell Hebert-249-258-245-752, George Parsley-236-686, Steve Powell-241-667, John Parent-234-215-213-662, Mike Doyle-268-644, Michelle Powell-269-638, Alanda Boldt-215-225-621, Paul Collins-203-219-570, Paul Mann-542, Jan Cates-504, Chris Chiasson-267, Fred Hudson-227, Paul McKee-223, Walter Tucker-221, Farrell Menard-216, Ed Maxwell-214, Gus Saba-212, Ron Korbini-210, Bryan Boldt-209, Justin Sanders-208, Sammy McGlory-207, Kelly Gaspard-203,

ENERGY COUNTRY NFL: Keegon Malbrough-235-595, Richard Sims-566, Paul McDaniel-175-179-503, Shane Harlow-224, Seth Reed-221, Rita Collins-220, Tim Butts-219, Dennis Collins-217, Jim Staudenmier-203, Bill Blackman-202

CITY OF PORT ARTHUR: Glen White-551, George Elizondo-233, Herman floyd-195, Albert thigpen-168, Warren Jones-163, Sheila Elizondo-154

NASCAR: Brad Waugh-254-239-235-725, Gary Parry-246-664, Shane Harlow-640, Michael Castaneda-245, Mike Lilley-203, Kevin Carl-196

ROADRUNNERS: Roy McClure-250-226-668, Al Heath-221-214-616, Don Bourg-211-604, Gloria Devello-209-581, Bill Lawless-206-572, Joe Picard-171-178-480, Rick Hermsen-266, Marvin Ermel-233, Bob Skelton-222, John Beard-173

HAVE A BALL: Mike Urbanitch-201-584, Ron Mathison-195-507, Brandon Masters-175-424, Alfredo Garcia-224, Luke Mayeux-167

SOUTHEAST TEXAS BOWLING CLUB: Logan Lomasney-246-211-609, Matthew Maxwell-525, Chad Merchant-186-506, Bruce Nguyen-199-503, C.J. Raleigh-174-489, Jonathan Tran-186-480, James Barbosa-171-429, Dalton Locklear-155-424, Kirk Leonard-210, John Nguyen-182, Timmy Pham-175, Lance Coleman-174, Nick Smith-172, Jesus Pompa-169, Holden English-164, Cody Taylor-164, Adam Ramirez-159

QUEEN TUMBLERS: Betty Shannon-209-571, Alice Barnes-215-550,

GOLDEN OLDIES SENIOR: Tommy Girolamo-615, Marvin ermel-223-592, Bill Allen-225-589, V.J. Morris-217-573, Ambrose Richard-510, Louise Dauphine-181-460, Joe Picard-172-456, Gary Vincent-224, Mike Prince-200, John Beard-179

MID-COUNTY MIXED: Rey Diestro-214-580, Rose Quirante-503, Chuck Hall-211

FUNBOWLERS: Richard Beaumont-226-631, Justin Gorby-228-218-624, Larry Henderson-204-208-590, Melanie Bergeron-550, Lawson Loper-202-545, Keith Kolwes-212-501, Chris Clark-172-473, Tom Rugg-235, Justin Varing-228, Raeanna Todora-212, Sheelagh Barron-184, Allison Simon-179-179, Blake Bodin-171, Cheryl Williams-131

AUTO CHALLENGE: Andrew Pridemore-226-636, Aaron Alverson-516, Joey Durso-184-180-503, Ryan Monceaux-168, Aaron Monceaux-156, Cyndi Monceaux-149

MEGA MONEY: Chris Rhodes-279-300-203-782, Shane Harlow-212-269-244-725, Bo Cohrt-246-216-245-707, Buddy Sepeda-230-278-193-701, Erik Postula-247-697, Marty Luginbuhl-269-235-694, Don Pope-255-221-686, Carlos Medina-278-683, Russell Hebert-261-679, Ronny Anding-242-667, David Feldschau-244-222-665, Patti Gay-225-244-661, Kirwin Melo-254-652, Chris Edwards-649, Fred Blanchette-246-641, Kevin Bell-238-211-639, John Lemonis-248-623, Bryan Tarver-228-208-597, Stephen Gay-254-595, Jim Singleton-205-592, Hardy Charles-231-211-591, Gail Seymour-211-585, Karen Rucker-567, Ron Korbini-547, Isaac Rollins, Jr.-503, Raul Bastidas-278, Skipper Arsenault-258, George Parsley-257, Roger Hartwig-246, Jamie Engle-242, Rick Hermsen-241, Trey Todora-237, Ricky Bertrand-235, Paul Vaughn-233, Fred Gabriel-232, Ray Todora-223, Marcus Joseph-222, Butch Werner-222, Bob Bellow-221, Troy Picard-217, Donald Guest-215, Mark Douglas-213, Lewis Garza-211, Aaron Arsenault-210, Kathleen Douglas-206, Mike Thompson-203.

Patti Gay is the Port Arthur News Bowling columnist.

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