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Tuesday Businessmen League results;
Week 8 finished once again with a reshuffle in the standings. The Ball Busterz
took over the top spot once again after spanking the Strikerz 4 zip. The Odd Ballz
slid down into the 2nd spot after coughing up 3 to the 2nd Halferz. The Ninerz slid
down one spot into 3rd after giving up 3 to the hard pounding Deck Sweeperz.
The Deck Sweeperz and the 2nd Halferz both escaped the dungeon and are all
knotted up in the 4th spot while the Stikerz fell into dark pit known as the
dungeon.
High for the Odd Ballz was the Hog Whisperer Larry Guinther with 203,212,198
for 613 and Turtle Huff with 205,213,198 for 613. High for the Deck Sweeperz
was Ed Evans with 202,230,259 for 691.
High for the Ball Busterz was Carl Tankred with 214,212,179 for 605 and Tyler
Shelly with 180,172,215 for 567. High for the 2ndHalferz was Jeff Tankred with
231,185,188 for 604.
The Strikerz’s scores were too sad to report as were the scores made by the
Ninerz. Something must’ve been in the water up on the mountain again.

Wednesday Night Men’s Industrial

Wawa has now opened a commanding lead over the league as
they took the brooms to DME Auto and Trucks and opened a
five-game lead over DME and Titanium Finishing who took two
from Valley Lock and Door. Leading the turkey bowl gang on
were Jay Kleckner 246-246-684, Justin Pint 229-224-626, Glenn
Link 225-227-625, Chris Klingman 212-206-603 and Randy
Southwick 225-573.Scores for DME were Butch O’Donald 213-
233-631, Garry Boyer 208-201-591, John Ronto 258-588, Gary
Simmons 202-584 and Kevin Walton 213-566.Titanium had
scores from Chuch Camuso 222-237-255-714, Zach Fritz 245-
246-677, Paul Stefano 236-224-647 and Dalton Dunlap 263-
211-645. The lock boys had scores from Eric Schantz 205-267-
654, Jim Dunlap 204-202-223-629, John Hawkins 244-219-609,
Zachary Pint 222-548 and Scott Engle 223-543. The last match
had Blue Haze BBQ take two from USA Softball of PA. The BBQ
boys were led by Jason Reed 213-237-257-707, Aaron Esterline
220-247-201-668, Jeff Wied 213-201-216-630 and Brian
Latshaw 216-572. Rich Kohler 212-203-562, Ron Engle 200-529,
Tanner Lindsay 521 and Ken Moyer 505 were high for the

Umpires.

Pennsburg Diner won three points from Jay Lanes behind Amy Hess 209-529; Leonor Stover 515, Angie Rush 202-506; and Barb Hess 462. Samantha Spence led Jay Lanes with 492 and Chris Rearick added 204-469.T & K Grounds Management won all four games against The Old Bitties. Rosemary Brinckman led T & K with 212-518 and Jill Conley bowled 421. Peg Newman led the Old Bitties with 430. Green Acres Automotive took three points from TriValley Primary Care behind Sue Jarrett 542, Vicki Hoff 530, Dayna Kramer 495 and Lori Stefano 4477. Kendi Steinmetz led TriValley with 410 and Renee Wied added 409. Standings are: Pennssburg Diner, first, 25 wins and 11 losses; Green Acres Automotive, second, 24 wins and 12 losses; TriValley Primary Care, third, 20 wins and 16 losses; T & K Grounds Management, fourth, 17 1/2 wins and 18 1/2 losses; Jay Lanes, fifth, 12 1/2 wins and 23 1/2 losses; and The Old Bitties, sixth, 9 wins and 27 losses. High averages are: Renee Talkington 194, Dayna Kramer 183 and Lori Stefano 177.

Tuesday Businessmen League results;
The seventh week finished once again with a reshuffle in the standings. The Odd
Ballz are once again on top after hammering the Deck Sweeperz 4 – 0. The Ninerz
fell from grace after coughing up 3 to the Strikerz allowing the Strikerz to escape
the dungeon while the Deck Sweeperz took their spot. The Ball Busterz continue
to cruise along in 3rd after splitting with 2nd Halferz. The 2nd Halferz still occupy
the dungeon and are now joined by the Deck Sweeperz.
High for the Odd Ballz was Turtle Huff with 222,209,189 for 620 and Goldy
Goldstein with 193,186,214 for 593. High for the Deck Sweeperz was Ed Evans
with 168,203,205 for 576.
High for the Ball Busterz was Carl Tankred with 212,213,213 for 638 and Matt
Tankred with 156,227,200 for 583. High for the 2ndHalferz was Jeff Tankred with
220,199,202 for 621.
High shooter for the moving up Strikerz was Jimmy Brunner with 204,202,235 for
641. High for the Ninerz was Greg Brunner with 192,214,175 for 581.

Wednesday Night Men’s Industrial

Wawa now has a two-game lead over DME Auto and Trucks and Titanium Finishing after the hoagie men took the brooms to Valley Lock and door. The coffee grinders got scores from Jason Reed 245-257-213-715, Chris Klingman 246-278-690, Randy Southwick 256-631, Glenn Link 222-205-596 and Jay Kleckner 202-224-583.Valley showed scores from Eric Schantz 267-244-710, Zachary Pint 226-594, Jim Dunlap 205-592 and Scott Engle 201-559. Titanium also took the brooms to USA Softball of Pa. The finishers were led by Zachary Fritch 234-216-245-695, George Wertz 227-215-630, Chuch Camuso 214-213-611 and Paul Stefano 230-584. Tanner Lindsay 205-522 and Rich Kohler 522 were high for the ball team. The last match had DME take two from Blue Haze BBQ behind the bowling of John Ronto 233-238-247-718, Kevin Walton 234-268-205-707, Gary Simmons 255-213-667, Butch O’Donald 213-218-216-647cand Garry Boyer 256-608. Scores for the BBQ boys were Jeff Wied 266-246-247-759,Aaron Esterline 237-237-233-707,Brian Latshaw 205-237-633, Larry Mihalko 211-548 and Joe Adam 214-538.

Pennsburg Diner won four points from TriValley Primary Care behind the bowing of  Amy Hess 209-582; Leonor Stover 521 and Angie Rush 480. Tina Arnold led TriValley with 444 and Renee Wied and Jeanne Schlicher added 413,410. Green Acres Automotive took three points from J. P. Goetz Automotive with Dayna Kramer 232-615, Lori Stefano 551, Sue Jarrett 514 and Vicki Hoff 410. Peg Newman rolled 202,215-590 for J. P. Goetz Automotive. T & K Grounds Management won three points from Jay Lanes. Rosemary Brinckman bowled 485 and Shirley Kulp 446 for T & K. Renee Talkington led Jay Lanes with 234-538 and Chris Rearick 417. Standings are: Pennsburg Diner, first,  22 wins and 10 losses; Green Acres Automotive, second, 21 wins and 11 losses; TriValley Primary Care, third, 19 wins and 13 losses; T & K Grounds Management, fourth, 13 1/2 wins and , 18 1/2 losses; Jay Lanes, fifth, 11 1/2 wins and 20 1/2 losses; and J. P. Goetz Automotive, sixth, 9 wins and 23 losses. High averages are: Renee Talkington 194, Dayna Kramer185, and Lori Stefano 180.

Wednesday Night Men’s Industrial

Wawa is still holding a two game lead over DME Auto and Trucks after sweeping all games from USA Softball Of Pa. Leading Wawa to victory were Justin Pint 209-267217-693, Randy Southwick 214-262-205-681, Jason Reed 208-220-225-653 and Jay Kleckner 226-200-572.Rich Kohler was the highlight for the softball team224-246-654.DME also swept Valley Lock and Door behind the bowling of Butch O’Donald 215-277-682, Kevin Walton 232-244-663, Gary Simmons 236-212-639, John Ronto 234-215-637 and Garry Boyer 212-231-636. Scores for the lock men were Jim Dunlap 212-200-201-613, Zach Pint 561, Bob Graber 212-557, Scott Engle 227-547 and John Hawkins 211-546.The last match had the shorthanded Titanium Finishing take two from Blue Haze BBQ.Big numbers for Titanium came from George Wertz 25-234-279-771, Zach Fritch 245-258-242-745 and  Paul Stefano 200-201-591. Scores for the Blue Haze were Aaron Esterline 278-223-233-734,Pete Hoff 200-212-224-636, Brian Latshaw 268-630, Joe Adam 215-590 and Larry Mihalko 215-224-587.

Wednesdays Night Men’s Industrial

Wawa remains on to holding a one game lead over DME Auto and Trucks after getting swept by Titanium Finishing. Leading the finishers on were George Wertz 279-247-225-751, Paul Stefano 201-213-220-634, Chuch Camuso 215-604, Zach Fritch 204-582 and Randy Hughes 512. Scores for the hoagie crew were Justin Pint 225-203-622, Chris Klingman 206-225-608, Randy Southwick 218-202-606, Glenn Link 226-551 and Jay Kleckner 202-526.USA Softball of Pa. took two from DME behind Rich Kohler 220-207-256-683 and Ron Engle 202-549. Scores for DME were Kevin Walton 227-226-202-655, Gary Simmons 215-214-210-639 and Butch O’Donald 202-585.The last match had Blue Haze BBQ. Turn up the smokers to high and took all three games from Valley Lock and Door. The BBQ gang was led by Brian Latshaw 201-219-246-666, Aaron Esterline 258-216-665, Joe Adam 215-215-216-646, Jeff Wied 224-213-629 and Larry Mihalko 226-593. Scores for the lock boys were Eric Schantz 226-216-623, John Hawkins 233-592, Zachary Pint 212-589, Scott Engle 206-566 and Jim Dunlap 200-588

Tuesday Businessmen League results;
The sixth week finished once again with a reshuffle in the standings. The Ninerz
are now on top after taking 3 from the prior leading Odd Ballz. The Odd Ballz are
now in the second spot back by 1 ½ points. The Strikerz and the 2nd Halferz still
occupy the dungeon after duking it out to a split on the night. The Ball Busterz
and the Deck Sweeperz fought it out hard, also ending up with a split in the
points and remaining in the same position as last week with the Busterz in 3rd
and the Sweeperz in 4th
.
High for the Odd Ballz was Turtle Huff with 213,201,244 for 658 and the Hog
whisperer Larry with 191,179,201 for 571. High for the Deck Sweeperz was Ed
Evans with 237,206,168 for 611 and Bob Eccleston with 157,240,172 for 569.
High for the Ball Busterz was Cap’n Carl Tankred with 267,203,161 for 631 and
Tyler Shelly with 170,163,223 for 556. The 2nd Halferz rolled better with Jeff
Tankred scoring 196,187,181 for 564.
High shooter for the struggling Strikerz was Ruben Hernandez with 174,237,150
for 561. High for the Ninerz was Jason Ehrhart with 245,192,191 for 628 and
Terry Butterweck with 202,203,206 for 611. The Ninerz shot twice as many
strikes this week verses the 9’s, awesome job boyz.

Pennsburg Diner won three points from Green Acres Automotive behind the bowling of Amy Hess 214-573, Angie Rush 213-499, Barb Hess 479 and Leonor Stover 450. Dayna Kramer led Green Acres with 550, Lori Stefano 538, Vicki Hoff 447 and Sue Jarrett 447. J. P. Goetz Automotive won 2 1/2 points from Jay Lanes. Peg Newman led J. P. Goetz with 535. Renee Talkington led Jay Lanes with 203-520 and Chris Rearick added 464. TriValley Primary Care took 2 1/2 points from T & K Grounds Management. Renee Wied led TriValley with 447. Rosemary Brinckman bowled 494 for T & K and Shirley Kulp added 433. Standings are: TriValley Primary Care, first, 19 wins and 9 losses; Green Acres Automotive and Pennsburg Diner tied with 18 wins and 10 losses; Jay Lanes and T & K Grounds Management tied with 10 1/2 wins and 17 1/2 losses; and J. P. Goetz Automotive, sixth, 8 wins and 20 losses.High averages are: Renee Talkington 197,Dayna Kramer 182 and Lori Stefano 180.