Rome NY Daily Sentinel 1966

WRUN AM—1130 • WRUN KM—104.3
Bowling
Mohawk Acres Shopping Center — Rome, N.Y. — Phone FF 7-6500
Pennant
Decided
Eloy Maya, John Muttillo and
Stu Van Dresar all topped the
650 mark in the Moose League
last night as the teams rolled
two complete matches of three
games each to wind up the season. The league championship
was won by the Nolan, Hayes
and Warcup team consisting of
Gene Pritchard, Joe Catello,;
Ned Guglielmo, Homer Pritchard and Bob Hawkins.
Maya, who rolled a 670 in the
first match, posted the top series;
in sanctioned action. Muttillo's1
662 was also rolled in the first
match. Stu Van Dresar scored1
his 654 as he led the Moose in
the second match.
The best 10-frame mark was
a 255 fired by Pat Ciotti in the
Revere Employes League.
Betty Crouch set a torrid pace
for the women with scores of
220 and 582 in the Girls Classic
League.
21 Hit 600
There were 21 six-ply scores
reported last night, 11 of which
were fashioned in the Moose
League where Carl Tillock fired
a 626, Bob Yaple 618, Sam Bosco 607, Frank Belmont 604, Sam
Mosca 620, Dick Graves and
Sisto Martinelli 608s, and Eloy
Maya scored his second six-ply
of the evening, an even 600.
Rocky Ceravolo tallied a 636,
Angelo P. Cataldo and Tony Pettinelli 632s, and Pat Amuso 600
in the Copper City League.
Mario Totaro scored 619 and|
Joe Patane 603 for the Revere
Employes, and Nick (Fox) Facciolo 613 for the Goodfellows,
and Ron Shaler 610 for the Stittville and Floyd Firemen.
Tony Colasanti posted a 609
and Dave Hughes a 604 for the
Merchants League.
The scores:
Rome Moose League — First
match, Century Motors 3, Carling Beer 0; Domenico's 3, Rome
Auto Electric 0; Central Tree
Service 2, Nolan, Hayes and
Warcup 1; King Pin Lanes 2,
Rome Glass 1; Parry's News 2,
Legion of Moose 1; Duke's Auto
Sales 2, Vescio's 1; Reader and
Beck 2, Bottini's 1; Schaefer
Beer 2, Mosca Movers 1. Second
match, Parry's News 2, Rome
Glass 1; Reader and Beck 2,
Mosca Movers 1; Century Motors 2, Nolan, Hayes and Warcup 1; Bottini's 2, Central Tree
Service 1; Rome Auto E leetric
2, Legion of Moose 1; Domenico's 2, Vescio's 1; King Pin
Lanes 2, Schaefer Beer 1; Carting's Beer 2, Duke's Auto Sales
1.
Copper City League — Iodice
Grocers 2, Guaspari's Liquor 1;
Adolfi Oilers 2, Adolfi's Superette 1; Ceravolo and Comis 2,
Pat's Tires 1; Coccia's Oilers 2,
Candyland 1; Philips Rexall 2,
T. F. Coluccio and So"s l.
Revere Employes f jue —
Engelbert Agency 2, ,»lohawk
Lanes 1; Johnny's Super Market 3, Jay's Sales and Service
0: Big Apple 2, Davidson Chevrolet 1; LoRusso A'uminum
Center 2, Credit Union 1; ARA
3. Crist Motors C; Bush Funeral
Home 3, DeCosty's Restaurant
0; Gillette's Convenient Market!
3, Carletta's Service Stauon 0; j
Ritz Club Martin 2, Driftwood
Inn 1.
Goodfellows League — Lee
Bates Well Drillers 3, San Carlo
0; Adolfi's 2, Vito's 1; Bates
Bros. 2, Ritz Club Martin 1;
Ricky's 2, Harvesters 1.
Stittville and Floyd Firemen's
League — Art's TV 3, Highway]
Inn 1; Rome Tile 2, Kriswood
2: Lapham's 4, Davidson Chevrolet 0; John Dunn's Insurance
2. Al and Mac's 2.
Merchants League — Graves
2. B and W TV 1, WRNY 2,
Rosen's 1; Mohegan 2, Bush Funeral Home 1; Bill's Variety 2,
Drummer Boy 1; Big Apple 2,!
Crest 1; Sanzone's 2, Baynes 1:
Black Angus 3. Rome Sentinel
0; Century 3. Co. A 0.
Girls Classic League — Lyons
Cash Register 1%, Rome Auto
Electric %\ Did Jones 2, R. E.
Graves 1: Green
Acres 3,1
Ferlo's Bakery 0.
All Star League — Peterpaul
Gulf 2, Eagles Restaurant 1; '
Gulla's Dairy 2, Mann's Potato'
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