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Page 18 | Thursday, November 1, 2012 | THE BOWLING NEWS
At Plainview
Settle unloads 720
PLAINVIEW – Danny Settle
headed the leader boards last
month at Plainview Bowling
Center by firing a hard-hitting
257-236-227 = 720 Men’s Night
series.
Karen Crim, from the Tuesday
Night Mixed group, led the ladies’
race with a 179-158-202= 539 set.
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Mark Waters 243-882 (4 games),
Bud McMickings 255-885 (4 games),
Joshua Sherman 277-834 (4 games),
Danny Settle 248-921 (4 games), Jeff
Wertz 245-891 (4 games).
Mark Waters 257-708, Jeff Wertz
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Jeff Stalcup 218-591 on a 156 average.
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Kentucky, Illinois high schools
receive YES Fund grants
ARLINGTON — Taylorville
High School in Taylorville, Ill.,
and Barren County High School
in Glasgow, Ky., each will
receive a $2,500 grant through
the High School Grant Program
of the Youth Education Services
(YES) Fund.
The YES Fund High School
Grant Program was created to
assist high school teams that
show financial need because of
budget cuts or to assist schools
starting a bowling program.
Each year, four high schools
are awarded a $2,500 grant
through the YES Fund. The
first grant was awarded in
2010.
For Taylorville High School,
the grant will be used to keep
the boys’ bowling program
active after the Taylorville
Community Unit School
District announced in March
2011 it would end funding as
part of district cutbacks. The
girls bowling program, which
dates to the 1970s, survived the
AMARILLO, TX – Mike
Scroggins dominated scoring
with a power-packed 246-269-
258 = 773 Men’s Night Out
session to take top honors for
the month at Eastridge Lanes.
Christa Harvey paced the
ladies with a strong 215-257-
207 = 679 Windjammers set.
Ben Hilmers’ award-winning
12-bagger garnered high-game
honors.
HONOR ROLL
Jacque Harrison 202-528, Steven
Logsdon 276-738, Christopher Pollet
278-720, Steve Radloff 247-715, Sean
Corbett 258-763, Tory Brown 268-732,
Marshall Morrison 278-704, Don
Simmons 259-724.
Nathan Ritter 268-731, Tal Tate
279-753, Tony Treiber 267-768, Mike
Scroggins 268-751, Chein Dang 246-
725, Josh Ramon 267-709, Dylan Macon
245-711, Don Simmons 257-728.
Seth Rutledge 258-761, Ben Hilmers
705, Kim Richards 230-605, Sydney
Bowerman 215-613, Bruce Bowerman
243-688, Rosa Sledge 224-660, Christa
Harvey 225-588, Steve Hardy 257-601.
Chris Sledge 258-728, Don
cutbacks.
The district athletic committee
agreed to allow the
boys program to continue
without district funding, and
the Taylor Bowling Foundation
was formed to provide funding.
At Eastridge Lanes
Scroggins on top with 773,
Harvey posts 679
Hilmers 300
At Western Bowl
Chaparro catches 770,
Campbell scores 753
Campbell and Collier 300
AMARILLO – Jeff Chaparro
captured high-series honors for
the month at Western Bowl with
a high-powered 289-204-277 =
770 Mixed Nuts outing.
Megan Campbell’s tip-top 256-
239-258 = 753 Skylighters Mixed
set fronted fem scoring.
Megan Campbell and Brian
Henderson 237-636, Tom Otto 263-724,
Paul Harter 269-688, Chris McDougal
172-471, James Winningham 253-575.
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Taylorville High School athletic
director Paul Held said he is
confident the program can
succeed.
“I find this program to be
one of great value to the high
school experience,” Held said
in his application letter. “The
program also reaches a group
of students that our traditional
sports often don’t include.
Everything is in place for this
program to be a longstand-
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Collier shared high-game honors
as each recorded award-winning
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Brandon Williams 290-755, Mike
Scroggins 280-754, Davis Wilson
277-749, Brian Burkett 277-747, Dylan
Macon 269-742, Chris Yoshimura
268-742, Ronnie Phillips 257-738, Mark
Payne 279-738.
Dylan Macon 266-737, Chris Fox
278-734, John Walton 278-733, Nathan
Herring 267-732, Mark Payne 256-730,
Mike Ault 257-728, Casey Parker
280-725, Ed Andrade 275-725, Robert
Sowle 257-724.
Addison McCarley 257-700, Cindy
Gill 256-697, Debbie Shannon 257-
693, Candra Chandler 269-687, Shelly
Osborn-Anthony 235-651, Wendy
Shelton 237-632, Brenda McMahon
216-627.
Alicia Barnes 229-622, Glenda
Bouker 234-621, Kara Mae Simons
216-619, Joan Savage 223-573.