East Greenville, Pa
Tuesday Businessmen League results;
The season has ended with congratulations going out to the Strikers for locking
up the top spot again and are now the Champions for the 25 – 26 season. The
Top of the Ladder finished in 2nd. The Pin Heads slid down to finish in 3
rd. The
Gutter Gangsters finished in 4
th by ½ point over the 5th place Niners and the
Probies finished in 6th only 1 point behind the Niners.
The Pin Heads choked again this week and gave up 4 to the Gangsters. High for
the loser Pin Heads was Turtle Huff with 223,185,190 for 598 and Greg Brunner
with 205,166,216 for 587. High for the Gangsters was Frankred Falk with
225,175,188 for 588.
The Probies fought hard this week trying to get out of the dungeon beating the
Niners 3 – 1 unfortunately they came up 1 point short. High for the Probies was
Zach Fritch with 192,245,289 for 726. High for the 2nd ½ Niners was Jeff Tankred
with 211,167,232 for 610 and Goldy Goldstein with 204,224,180 for 608.
The Top of the Ladder split with the Strikers this week and moved up into the 2nd
spot. High for the Ladder was Ed Evans with 188,221,190 for 599. High for the
champion Strikers was the Red Hot Jimmy Brunner with 212,237,201 for 650.
Green Acres Automotive won four points from J. P. Goetz Automotive. Lori Stefano led Green Acres with 552, Sue Jarrett 478 and Vicki Hoff 447. Peg Newman bowled 485 for J. P. Goetz.Jay Lanes won four points from Wentz Training Facility behind the bowling of Chris Rearick 202,214-587; Terry Dunlap 471 and Cathie Hill 432. Rosemary Brinckman led Wentz Training with 204-514 and Jill Conley added 411. Pennsburg Diner won three points from TriValley Primary Carre. Amy Hess rolled 235-602 for the diner and Angie Rush added 211-482, Barb Hess 479 and Natalie Rearick 447. Kendi Steinmetz bowled 466 for TriVallely and Renee Wied added 458. Standings are: Green Acres Automotive, first, 37 wins and 15 losses; Pennsburg Diner, second, 35 wins and 17 losses; Jay Lanes, third, 33 wins and 19 losses; Wentz Training Facility, fourth, 19 wins and 33 losses; J. P. Goetz Automotive, fifth, 17 wins and 35 losses; and TriValley Primary Care, sixth, 15 wins and 37 losses. High averages are: Renee Talkington 192, Amy Hess 185, and Lori Stefano and Dayna Kramer tied with 176.
Wednesday night men’s Industrial
First half champs J.P.Goetz Collision and second half champs Mikes Automotive had a showdown this week with total pins deciding the league champs for 2025-2026 season.The first game came down to the Goetz boys taking a fifteen pin lead over Mikes with scores from Jeff Wied 243, Joe Adam 238, Brian Latshaw 224 and Kevin Godshall 214.Score for Mikes were Dylan Wertz 237, Chuch Camuso 225 and George Wertz 215. The second game went to Mikes as they shot great scores from Camuso 242, Dylan Wert 227 and George Wertz 216. The Goetz boys had score from Wied 223, Latshaw 210 and Adam 211 to fall behind Mike by fifty one pins.The third game went the Goetz team way with scores from Wied 278, Larry Mihalko 219, Latshaw 214 and Adam 213. Camuso 235 and George Wertz 226 scored for Mikes.Final totals were Goetz 3,212 Mikes 3,132 for a 80 pin win for the Goetz team.
Scores for Goetz team were Wied 744, Adam 662, Latshaw 648, Mihalko 580 and Godshall 578. Mikes were Camuso 702, George Wertz 657, Dylan Wertz 620, Paul Stefano 538 and Randy Hughes 538.Congratulations to both team and to all the Wednesday night teams for a great season and see you all on August 25th have a great summer.
Tuesday Businessmen League results;
Week 29 ended with congratulations going out to the Strikers for locking up the
top spot again and are now the Champions for the 25 – 26 season. The Pin Heads
continue to struggle trying to hold onto the 2nd spot. The Top of the Ladder
continues their charge back up the ladder and are now in 3rd poising to strike the
Pin heads for the 2nd spot. The Gutter Gangsters are still in a downward spiral
and now occupy the 4th spot and are in danger of moving further down as the 2nd
½ Niners are nipping at their heels. The Probies continue to troll the dungeon
with little hope of escape.
The Pin Heads choked this week and gave up 4 to the Strikers. High for the loser
Pin Heads was Turtle Huff with 192,204,207 for 603, and Greg Brunner with
200,201,200 for 601. High for the champs was Tyler Shelly with 172,188,265 for
625 and Captain Jim Brunner with 214,191,163 for 568.
The Gutter Gangsters got pummeled again this week by the Probies 3 – 1. High
for the Gangsters was Carl Tankred with 179,246,231 for 656. High for the
Probies was Zach Fritch with 140,217,215 for 622.
The Top of the Ladder hammered the Niners 3 – 1 keeping the Niners pinned
down in the 5th spot. High for the Ladder was Ed Evans with 215,278,206 for 699
and Timber Shelly with 168,203,219 for 590. High for the 2nd ½ Niners was Jeff
“Goldy” Goldstein with 183,211,232 for 626 and Jeffy Tankred with 171,181,243
for 595
Jay Lanes took four points from J.P. Goetz Automotive behind the bowling of Chris Rearick 487and Terry Dunlap 417. Peg Newman led J.P. Goetz with 470. Pennsburg Diner won three points from Green Acres Automotive behind the bowling of Amy Hess 205-544; Leonor Stover 492, Barb Hess 471 and Terry Vincent 459. Dayna Kramer led Green Acres with 558 and Lori Stefano added 520. Wentz Training Facility won three points from TriValley Primary Care. Rosemary Brinckman led Wentz Training with 200-492;Jill Conley 229-466; and Shirley Kulp 425. Tina Arnold bowled 468 for TriValley and Renee Wied 451, Jeanne Schlicher 433 and Kendi Steinmetz 412. Standings are: Green Acres Automotive, first, 33 wins and 15 losses; Pennsburg Diner, second, 32 wins and 16 losses; Jay Lanes, third, 29 wins and 19 losses; Wentz Raining FAcility, fourth, 19 wins and 29 losses; J. P. Goetz Automotive, fifth, 17 wins and 31 losses; and TriVallely Primary Care, sixth, 14 wins and 34 losses. High averages are: Renee Talkington 192, Amy Hess 184 and Lori Stefano and Dayna Kramer 176.
Tuesday Businessmen League results;
Week 28 ended with the Strikers taking over the top spot by 1 over the Pin
Heads, while the Gutter Gangsters held onto the 3rd spot back by 5. The Top of
the Ladder holds the 4th spot back by 6. The 2nd ½ Niners continue to hold the 5th
spot back by 6 ½ while the Probies continue to troll the dungeon trailing the
leaders by 11 ½ eliminating them from the championship.
The Pin Heads gave up the top spot to the Strikers this week after getting
thrashed by the hard charging Niners 3 to 1. High for the Pin Heads was Turtle
Huff with 230,203,193 for 626, Greg Brunner with 215,183,198 for 596, Bob
Eccleston with 180,192,193 for 565. Delivering for the Niners was Goldy
Goldstein with 224,205 ,173 for 602 and Jeff Tankred with 206,195,180 for 581.
The Gutter Gangsters got busted this week by the Strikers 3 – 1. High for the
Gangsters was Carl Tankred with 185,248,202 for 635. High for the Strikers was
Tiger Shelly with 166,201,218 for 585 and Captain Jimmy Brunner with
191,184,185 for 560.
The Top of the Ladder dashed the hopes of the Probies by taking 3 out of 4
leaving the Probies at the bottom. High for the Ladder was sub Matt Tankred
with 161,223,156 for 540 and uncle Timber Shelly with 166,206,167 for 539. High
for the struggling Probies was Zach Fritch with 267,189,222 for 678.
Wednesday Night Men’s
The last week of the season has come and gone with roll offs next week to decide league championship.Mikes Automotive took the top spot in the second half after taken two games from Wawa and will meet J.P.Goetz Collision in the roll offs after Dentmaster took two from them. Leading Mikes were Dylan Wertz 277-236-703, George Wertz 245-205-246-696, Chuch Camuso 248-214-235-697 and Paul Stefano 215-202-600.Wawa scores were Glenn Link 251-266-204-721, Chris Klingman 256-201-209-666, Jay Kleckner 216-247644, Randy Southwick 204-210-592 and Justin Pint 203-588.Dentmaster was lead by Rich Kohler 234-258-205-697, Ron Engle 204-545, Tanner Lindsay 203-525 and Duane Bortz 507. Scores for the Goetz boy’s were Jeff Wied 258-258-213-729, Kevin Godshall 212-213-243-668, Brian Latshaw 203-226-621, Larry Mihalko 553 and Joe Adam 214-541.The last match also had DME Auto and Trucks take two from Valley Lock and Door to end their season. DME was powered by Gary Simmons 257-248-225-730, Kevin Walton 247-204-232-683, John Ronto 234-216-635, Garry Boyer 214-215-202-631 and Butch O’Donald 579.Scores for Valley were Eric Schantz 247-256-258-761, Kyle Stoudt 224-203-219-646, Jim Dunlap 232-215-627, Bob Graber 533 and Scott Engle 517.
Pennsburg Diner won four points from Wentz Training Facility behind the bowling of Amy Hess 225-562; Angie Rush 202-516; Natalie Rearick 509, and Barb Hess 201-474. Rosemary Brinckman led Wentz Training with 216-531 and Jill Conly added 459. J. P. Goetz Automotive won three points from TriVallely Primary Care with Peg Newman rolling 517. Amy Shafer bowled 454 for TriValley. Green Acres Automotive took three points from Jay Lanes with Dayna Kramer rolling 215,201,203-619; Lori Stefano 233-598; Sue Jarrett 521. Renee Talkington led Jay Lanes with 227,258-665, Chris Rearick 204-461 and Barb Boyer 445. Standings are: Green Acres Automotive, first, 32 wins and 12 losses; Pennsburg Diner, second, 29 wins and 15 losses; Jay Lanes, third, 25 wins and 19 losses; J.P. Goetz Automotive,fourth, 17 wins and 27 losses; Wentz Training Facility, fifth, 16 wins and 28 losses; and TriValley Primary Care, sixth, 13 wins and 31 losses. High averages are: Renee Talkington 192, Amy Hess 184, and Lori Stefano and Dayna Kramer tied 176.
Wednesday Night Men’s Industrial
With one week to go four way race at the top of the leader
board.Mikes Automotive is holding a one game lead over
Valley Lock and Door after losing two game to J.P.Goetz
Collision who are one and half games back. Leading the Goetz
boys over Mikes were Joe Adam 225-245-212-682, Larry
Mihalko 230-215-237-682, Jeff Wied 237-216-624, Kevin
Godshall 203-587 and Brian Latshaw 214-580. Scores for
Mikes were George Wertz 245-227-664, Chuch Camuso 235-
625, Dylan Wertz 224-225-604, Randy Hughes 212-574 and
Paul Stefano 213-571.Dentmaster is two games back after
the Lock boys took two games from them. Scoring for the
lock men were Eric Schantz 213-279-235-727, Kyle Stoudt
202-257-654, Bob Graber 230-619, Scott Engle 224-209-599
and Jim Dunlap 224-562. Scores for the Dent men were Rich
Kohler 221-578, Tanner Lindsay 549, Ron Engle 201-532 and
Duane Bortz 501. The last match had Wawa take two from
DME Auto and Trucks. Wawa was lead by Randy Southwick
232-238-257-727, Chris Klingman 256-266-201-723, Glenn
Link 224-230-653, Justin Pint 248-639 and Jay Kleckner 202-
203-586. Scores for DME were Kevin Walton 215-235-254-
704, Garry Boyer 223-246-649, Butch O’Donald 204-218-203-
625, John Ronto 205-226-622 and Gary Simmons 236-609.
