Wednesday women at K-Lines is all that remains of 2006 leagues

Marlene Pizzini

For the Havre Daily News

pixie@mtintouch.net

Dani Kline threw the high game of the week in Rudyard with a 198 and Lana Herman and Marjie Spinler tied the high series of 532. Dani had a 531. K-Lines had the high game and series of 642 and 1,843 during the only remaining league in play which was the Wednesday night women.

Leota Hansen picked a 3-10 and converted the 1-2-4-9 washout. Susie Friede, Shirley Kline, and Lana Herman picked 3-10's.

The women have two sessions left in the season, one of which will be tonight. The standings I have are a week behind and are as follows: 1st: Gallery Lounge, 2nd (Tie): Bud Light and K-Lines, 4th: Box Cars, 5th: Generation 3, 6th: Florens Hill County Printing, 7th: RPM'S, 8th: So-So Close, 9th: Mariani Insurance, 10th: Valley Furniture. If I understood right, first place is now tied as of last week. It would be interesting to know the outcome but this one is out

of gas and news.

BIG SANDY

In the Monday Men on March 23, Jim LaBuda took the high scoring honors with a 268, 246 and 697. Jerry LaBuda shot a 255, 224, 215 and 694, Doug Grubb a 255, 210 and 659, Colby Baumgarn a 219, 211 and 596, Tom Stokes a 210 and 594, Karl Osterman a 222 and 593, Roger Mead a 223, 200 and 575, Lonnie Johnson a 228 and 570, Ken Darlington a 567, Keith Danreuther a 215 and 566 and Rusty Danreuther a 555. Mountain View had the high team series of 2,746 and Kulbeck Construction the high game of 947.

The men finished their season on April 3 with Tom Stokes rolling the high series of 591 and Mark Reichelt the high game of 246. Stokes had a 215 and Reichelt a 564. Roger Mead hit a 235 and 589, Doug Grubb a 203, 201 and 585, Colby Baumgarn a 215 and 576, Jim LaBuda a 224 and 576, Caesar Kulbeck a 206 and 576, Tim LaBuda a 214 and 575, Ken Darlington a 207 and 569, Neil Kulbeck a 568, Jason Terry a 203, 200 and 559. Kulbeck Construction had the team highs of 922 and 2,689.

Mountain View took the top spot in the league with 72.5 wins. Kulbeck Construction was second followed by Bud Light, Peps Bar, Pollo Loco, and Mix Ups. The high scratch game of 277 belonged to Tom Stokes and Jim LaBuda had the series of 708. Jerry LaBuda, Elmer Mertz, Colby Baumgarn, and Ron Andrade never missed a night and Keith Danreuther had the most improved average by 15.33 pins.

Thursday Mixed on March 30: Ruth Vukasin had the women's highs of 190 and 499. Garcia Duran and Ken Brubaker

tied the men's high game with their 221's. Duran had a series of 551. Tom Stokes had the high series of 561 with a 215. Ron Andrade shot a 208 and Neil Kulbeck a 203. Nadine Poitra picked the 5-10 and the 1-4-5 washout. Golden Harvest Seeds had the high team series of 2,586 and Young Guns the game of 910.

Linda Rettig finished the season on April 6 with the high game of 205. Michelle Andrade shot the series of 512. Cody Thompson had the men's high game of 265 with a 607. Tom Stokes had the high series of 638 with games of 258 and 231. Garcia Duran had a 223, 208 and 628, Jason Terry a 232, and Jim Rettig a 206. Young Guns had the team highs of 926 and 2,610,

Young Guns and Golden Harvest Seeds tied for the top spot in the league with 54 wins. Kulbeck Construction/Swan Electric was next followed by Natural Resources, Spray Foam Roofing, Pep's Lanes, Car Quest, Eagle Spirit, Eagles, Box Cars, The Grocery Store, and Stone Child College. Michellle and Ron Andrade, Dan Genereux, Neil Kulbeck, and Mary and Bob Small had perfect attendance.

The high scratch game for the year by the women was shot by Michelle Andrade with a 218. The women's series of 577 was by Marcia Stratton. Ron Andrade had the highs for the men with his 270 and 689. Michelle Andrade was the most improved woman kegler by raising her average 9.41 pins and Jason Terry took the men's honor with a raise of 21.28. Ruth Vukasin had the high average for the women with a 161 and a 199 by Jerry LaBuda was the men's high.

As I stated before, this has been one interesting season. I'm plum out of the bowling notion, have been for quite some time now. I hope our summer is long and I can convince myself I want to pick up a bowling ball, throw it, and make a complete fool of myself once again when September comes around. I'm quite sure I'll be there because after all, you will and I want to see you.

Have a great summer. Thanks for joining me for another season, I just hope come fall, it's our season.