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May 23, 2009

Martinson’s 742 series sets pace for MegPlay’s bowlers

Patti Gay bowling column for Sunday, May 24

With David Martinson leading the pack, here are your scores for the week at MegaPlay USA. David Martinson-213-250-279-742, George Parsley-237-227-265-729, Don Pope-265-210-252-727, Cotton Glidewell-224-246-243-713, John Schmidt-226-289-704, Raeanna Todora-221-224-244-689, Michelle Powell-235-217-204-656, and Kelly Gaspard-227-211-617.



MONDAY SENIORS: Cotton Glidewell-224-246-243-713, Ray Diestro-235, Oliver Balagot-202

VALERO: George Parsley-237-227-265-729, Steve Powell-235-236-689, Jason Robbins-221-214-631, Robert Seymour-245-622, Mark Zerko-222-618, Kelly Gaspard-227-211-617, Chris Marze-219-609, Mark Williams-247-599, Lewis Garza-235-586, Lester Renfrow-251-573, David Lemaire-201-543, Beverly King-186-470, Gail Seymour-213-550, Stan Ruth-243, Ricky Trevino-225, James Pitre-222, Cheryl Renfrow-221, Tommy Nugier-209, Lisa Wood-203, Paul Mann-200

VIN’S PAINT AND BODY NFL: Cliff Havens-234-598, Andrew Pridemore-231, Tim Butts-226

ROADRUNNERS: Phil Rogers-230-641, Roy McClure-242-640, Bill Navarre-203-222-572, Paul McDaniel-202-559, Bill Blackman-214-524, Gary Vincent-243, Bob Skelton-231, John Provost-221, Calvin Taylor-196, Mary Kay Rios-182

HOS-BALL: William Fitzgerald-213-224-582, Cathy Little-174-168-498, My Hein Hoang-168-160-167-493, Robert Martinez-194-441, Shane Carney-177, Lisa Durso-151

QUEEN TUMBLERS: Frances Boudreaux-201-540, Martha Thomasson-223-533, Hedy Zampini-195-197-528, Sandra Wiggins-201-507, Betty Shannon-507, Lynne Richter-501

GOLDEN OLDIES SENIORS: Cliff Mosley-212-234-609, J.J. Deshotels-179-482, Tommy Girolamo-235, Donald Bourg-232, Blanch Comeaux-212, Art Leon-204

FUNBOWLERS: David Martinson-213-250-279-742, Don Pope-265-210-252-727, John Schmidt-226-289-704, Raeanna Todora-221-224-244-689, Michelle Powell-235-217-204-656, Andy Sabo-646, Cal Garcia-223-223-633, Danny Norris-216-214-603, Dan Sanders-207-562, Mark Simon-211-557, Jason Simon-241-552, Jerry Thompson-205-536, Bill White-264, Wayne Gorby-246, Cory Garcia-204, Mike Wagnor-183

MEGA BINGO MIXED: Jonathan Martin-215-257-226-698, Jeremy Watson-189-475, Diana Bourque-170-425, Troy Ziegler-224, Trey Gamage-206, Juan Ochoa-168

FRIDAY FUN BUNCH: Miranda Alvarez-179-447, Darcie Yeagens-176-426, Katie Willey-141-371

STARS OF TOMORROW: BANTAM: Wade Fontenot-397,

JR/SR: Chris Valsin-181-531, Mathew Maxwell-223



Patti Gay is the Port Arthur News bowling columnist



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