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August 23, 2008

Schmidt, Elizondo pace men, Mathison’s 621 tops women

Patti Gay bowling column for Sunday, Aug 24

As the bell tolls for the first day of school, so it does for the last days of summer, signaling the end of one bowling session and the beginning of the fall one.

Get your team ready!

Allen Schmidt edged out George Elizondo to lead all bowlers this past week. Allen threw games of 220-235 & 263, finishing with a 718 series. George, just 2 pins behind him, shot 243-247-226-716. The last 700 series was tossed by Mark Braun, rolling a 235-221-243-702.

The top lady bowler was my good friend, Connie Mathison. While competing in the Golden Oldies Summer league, Connie had 2 nice games of 212 and 246, finishing with a 621 series.

MONDAY SENIORS SUMMER; Cotton Glidewell-225, Oliver Balagot-220, Buddy Dufour-215

NASCAR: Barrett Arnaud-205-506, Matt Carl-204, Jonathan Carl-202, Aaron Guy-187

BOWLING AND BASEBALL: Jamie Engle-237-677, Jarred Maxwell-192-149-467, Hanna Engle-122-329, Mark Maxwell-219-217, Kayla Gallegos-190, Bonnie Maxwell-173

HAVE A BALL SUMMER: Cindy Campbell-195-555, William Delage-162

CITY OF PORT ARTHUR: George Elizondo-243-247-226-716, Sheila Elizondo-188

ROADRUNNERS SUMMER: Mike Prince-210-213-607, Beverly Dugas-504, Cotton Glidewell-233, Roy McClure-233, Marvin Ermel-211, Al Heath-211, Calvin Taylor-201, Betty Sheffield-174

GOLDEN OLDIES SUMMER: Connie Mathison-212-246-621, Marvin Ermel-212-589, Mike Prince-201-555, Flo Benoit-539, Tommy Girolamo-225, Lewis Garza-203, William Gore-186, Anna McGallion-183,

SUMMER MATCH PT. 08: Allen Schmidt-220-235-263-718, Shane Harlow-234-655, Jonathan Stewart-222-205-620, Gary Mattice-216-213-618, Erik Nguyen-549, Jonathan Martin-229, Gary Parry-223, David Sheer-181, Shawn M. Haney-172

MID-COUNTY MIXED SUMMER: Vladie Quirante-225-245-660, Israel Guidry-199, Mario Castillo-187

RENAISSANCE HOSPITAL: Randy Callahan-193-525, Christi Hudnall-150

MEGA MONEY SUMMER: Mike Matthews-220-634, Glenn Lee-229-633, Seth Reed-236-596, John Palermo-202-231-569, Judy Arsenault-211-558, Angela Dunham-210-526, Russell Hebert-257, Shane Harlow-254, Bill White-238, Nathan Creamer-235, Michelle Powell-213, James Pitre-211, Paul Uresti-178

MEGO BINGO MIXED: Mark Braun-235-221-243-702, Brian Gauthier-189-490, Jason Rainey-193



Patti Gay is the Port Arthur News bowling columnist

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