The 11th Frame (11/30/2018)

By Bill Ryan

ASDI wins open team tourney, H&W Motor Freight win women’s division

Anita Dilaver claims Turkey Title; Ken North bowls 300 in American League

• City Tournament:

The standings of the annual team event of the City Tournament is now official and shows ASD Remodeling Inc. winning the Open Division at 3,403. Brian Close led the team with games of 238, 236 and 234 for a 708 series. Mondo Calderon wasclose behind with his 266 and 231 for 698, Adam Dilsaver had 235 and 214 for 640; Doug Trumbull had a 231 for 636; andDave Koons completed the team with a 216 and 582, The team earned $400 for the win.

Main and Sons Plumbing rolled into second place at 3,386. Jay Haas led the plumbers with his 289 and 703; while JordanFranks added a 248 and 633. Second place was worth $250.

Early leaders BG Motors dropped to third at 3,371; followed by Kominek Aluminum. 3,331 and American Family Insurance,3,328, to round out the top five.

Other cashers were Or’s Sunoco in sixth at 3,308; Thayer Chevrolet in seventh at 3,278; and Gerdeman Insurance at 3,258.There were 42 teams entered so the top eight cashed.

The standings did not change over the final week of action in the Ladies Division, so as previously reported the leaders became the winners.

Anita Dilsaver sizzled on the lanes as she shot a high game of 266 in her 701 series to lead H&W Motor Freight to the women’s win worth $260..`Yogi Wammes shot a 202 game in her 567, and MaryAnn Dimick had a 205 in her 544 for the leaders. Rounding outthe team was Pat Smith and Melissa DeSmith.

The team totaled 2,674 actual and 3,184 with handicaps for the title. In second place was Al-Mar Lanes at 3,178, just sixpins back to earn $155. Lori Hutton led Al-Mar with her 213 game for 540, and Angie Iliff contributed a 505 for the second-place team. There were 12 teams which competed in the Ladies division.

Singles and doubles for the city tournament begin Saturday in both divisions and run through Dec. 16 at AL-Mar. Contact thebowling center at 419-352-4637 to reserve your squad time.

• Thanksgiving No-Tap

Dilsaver carried her hot hand in the city tournament into the Thanksgiving No-Tap Tournament, winning that event as well. No-Tap, for those not familiar, awards bowlers a strike by knocking down nine pins on the first ball. Thus higher scores are more eaisily recorded. The champion was one of only two bowlers to record a no-tap 300 in the event, but one was not enough for her. She opened with a 300 and then following a 223 game, she closed with her second 300. She thus had an 823 actual series and 883 with handicap to win the $150 first place prize money.

Second in the tournament was Josh Crawford who bowled the only other 300 as his came in the second game He opened with a 261 game and finished with a 239 for an 800 series on the nose and 851 with handicap for the second place money of $90.

Third place went to Dilsaver’s mother, Yogi Wammes at 835. She had a 278 high game and 744 series. Todd Latta finished fourth at 835. Other Cashers were Dennis St. Peter, 815; Craig Burghardt, 778; Chris Wells 772; Mallory Fritz, 769 and Larry Jackson, 766. Burghardt came witin one pin of a 300 with a 298 game. (Reember if he had gotten nine on the final ball that would have given him a final strike and the 300. Dave Dohanos shot a 290 game.

Reminder:

The annual Dean Moosman Memorial Team Tournament presented by the Northwest Ohio Bowling Proprietor’s Association will held at Al-Mar on Dec. 2 at 11 a.m. There is a $250 team entry fee with $1,000 guaranteed first place prize. Get more details at Al-Mar.

League highlights through Nov. 25.

• ASD I Remodeling Tour Trials (featuring professional-style lane conditions) :

Jeff Piekerzewski, 262, 690; Chris Bagrowski, 268, 688; Derek May, 268, 650; Pancha Melendrez, 620; Jeff Lykens, 277

Standings:Al-Mar Pro Shop and CJ’s Sports Bar, both, 54-36; BGSU 2 and 900 Global, both another half-game back at 53.5-36.5.

• Farm League:

Pancha Melendrez, 256, 679; Paul Klockowski, 226, 632; Brian Dimick, 226, 612; Mark Wolford Sr. 237.

Standings, Bechstein Farms 21—0; RBR Concrete, 26-5; Ballz Deep, 15-6

•Tuesday Coffee (two games)

Phyllis Morelan, 195, 345; Judy Lee, 171, 327; Cathy Lowry, 154, 303; Rosie Koontz, 155

Standings, Team 11, 42-18; Team 7, 38-22.

• Ladies Major:

Pancha Melendrez, 224, 650; Christine Owen,223, 571; Tricia Green, 555; Yogi Wammes, 222.

Division Leaders 1: Marsh and Marsh, Easy Street Cafe and Jackson Five, each, 7-0; 2. Colonial Barbers, 5-2

• Elks:

Gary Wachter, 246, 679; Brent Norris and Gary Aring, each 655; Bill Wammes, 248; Lucas Jenne, 345; Women: Yogi Wammes, 185, 509; Mallory Fritz, 183, 493; Marcia Seubert, 174, , 474k

Division leaders: Mills Jeewelry, 38-16 and Palmer Excavating 37.5-16.5; and Rosenboom, 16.5-10.5

• American:

Ken North, 300, 749; Ryan Spangenberg, 741; Jay Samelak, 278, 704; Roger Pierstorff, 277; Brian Diick, 275.

Division leaders Al-Mar Pro Shop, 14-0; Dunipace Builders and Gerdeman Insurance, both, 10-4.

• Bobcat 2 a Days:

Avery Latta, 214, 595 Nathan Wiener, 96, 259; Benito, 99, 232; Girls: Kyleigh Leu, 107, 291; Adylynn Babcock, 90, 197; Kaitlynne Repasz, 60, 1503.

Standings: Teams 6 & 2, each 10-5; Team 3, 9-6`

• Rally’s Junior All Stars:

Conner Main, 118, 302; Porter Dimick, 107, 224; Girls; Kyleigh Leu, 105, 287; Madishyn Duncan, 97, 354; Adylynn Babcock, 83, 223.

Standings: AStrike Kings, 19-2; Al-Mar Barbies, 14-7.

•BG/Eastwood:

Miguel Lorenzen, 160, 413; Adam Stolar298; Xavier Scott, 139; Girls Jaey Wonderly, 135, 338; Kadence Jagielski, 335; Jewell Shropshire, 131.

Standings: Team 7. 25-10; Team 1, 24-11.

•Monday All Stars (two games):

Conner Main, 174, 331; Adam Blanchard, 277; Logan Reilly, 160, 275 Jadk Byers, 270; Jayden Rumer, 152; Connor Keaton, 145; Girls: Chloe McGiffin, 150, 291; Addison Brokaw142, 274; Paige Wulff 256; Arabella Schoenrock, 141/

Previous week: Seth King, 151, 295; Blair Baldonado, 255; Jayden Rumer, 253; Cooper Davis, 191;Mason Melendrez, 186; Girls: Maggie Landry, 155, 281; Addison Brokaw, 147, 280; Angela Schoenrock, 151, 261.

Standings: Teams 3, 38-22; , Team 12, 37-23

• Tuesday All Stars: (two games)

Benito Baldonado, 1870, 285; Adam Proulx, 156, 276; Dallas Taylor, 155, 269; Girls: Isabella Ewuizie, 159, 294; Shyloh Adams, 138, 270; Madison Ward, 235; Lexi Hofmann, 130.

Previous week: Benito Baldonado, 189, 310; Nate Hubbell, 152, 295; Same Hise, 173, 293; Girls: Madisyn Hickman, 1156, 276; Tristan White, 160, 272; Shyloh Adams, 143, 258.

Standings, Team 12, 39-16; Team 2, 34-21.