On Feb. 13, Celebrity Bowl will be presenting their 18th annual Sweet Heart Mixed Doubles 9-pin no tap Tournament. However, this year there is an added twist as two tourneys will be rolled into one. In addition to the “Sweet Heart Mixed” Doubles, there will be a “Lonely Heart” singles event.
The festivities begin at 6 p.m. Participants can bowl one or both tournaments at the same time. The entry fee is $25 per person ($50 a couple) and an additional $15 per person if you chose to enter the singles tournament.
One male and one female must make up a doubles team. Participants will bowl three games with total pin fall, including handicap, determining the winner.
This is a handicap tournament with handicap being 80 percent of 210. The tournament is open to all adult bowlers with a league average. Bowlers will use their 2008-09 book average. If you do not have a 2008-09 book average, you will use your current average of 21 games or more. Any bowler who cannot verify their average will bowl scratch.
Reservations and additional information can be obtained by calling Celebrity Bowl at 724-588-5220.
ä O.D. Anderson won the 2nd session of the Tues-D-Nite Ladies League that competes at Reynolds Lanes. They had 29 points. Team members are Tammy Buckley, Linda Shingledecker, Robin Vanderslice, Kim Toth and Janelle Hoover. Paul’s Specialty Heating finished 2nd with 27 points, while Custom Corner Sports was 3rd with 26.
Team season highs are held by the following. Scratch series: Reynolds Lanes (2,563). Team members are Megan Carroll, Nicole Seaton, Val Filer, Chris Bodnar and Missy Furmanek. O.D. Anderson is 2nd with 2,503 and G&G; Products is 3rd with 2,436.
Handicap series is held by O.D. Anderson with 3,154. Reynolds Lanes is 2nd with 3,110 and Custom Corner is 3rd with 3,060.
Scratch game goes to Reynolds Lanes with 897. O.D. Anderson is 2nd with 868 and G7G Products is 3rd with 855.
Handicap game is held by O.D. Anderson with 1083. Reynolds Lanes is 2nd with 1075 and G&G; Products is 3rd with 1057.
Individual season highs go to the following. Scratch series: (1) Furmanek (714), (2) Filer (671), (3) Hoover (633).
Filer tops the list for handicap series with 755. Furmanek is 2nd with 714 and Hoover is 3rd with 711.
Kim Marriotti has high scratch game at 275, while Furmanek is 2nd with 257. Hoover and Jen Snider are tied for 3rd with 247.
High handicap game goes to Marriotti with 295. Hoover is 2nd with 275 while Jen Snider and Vanderslice are tied for 3rd with 271.
Furmanek has high average at 193. Marriotti is 2nd with 176 and Tera Snider is 3rd with 174.
ä Fisherman’s Cove was the 2nd session winner of the Viking Beverage League that competes at Reynolds Lanes. They had 27 points. Team members are Deuwayne Markle, Rich Shingledecker Sr., Rich Shingledecker Jr., and Kris Josa. The Union Boys finished 2nd with 25 points while Laskey’s finished 3rd with 23.5.
Denny’s has the season high scratch series at 2,675. Team members are Tim Cornelious Sr., Bryan Cornelious, Tim Cornelious Jr. and Gary Monilaw. McGonigle’s is 2nd with 2,516 and Laskey’s is 3rd with 2,374.
High handicap series is held by McGonigles with 2,990. Team members are Denny Schell, Ron Santell, Alex Digregorio and Rich Billioni. Laskey’s is 2nd with 2,938 and Denny’s is 3rd with 2,903.
High team game is held by Denny’s with 996. McGonigles is 2nd with 880 and Laskey’s is 3rd with 850.
Denny’s also has the high handicap game at 1,076. Viking Beverage is 2nd with 1,049 and McGonigles is 3rd with 1,048.
High individual scratch series goes to Tim Cornelious Jr. with 722. Kevin Mikulin is 2nd with 717 and Jeff Fox is 3rd with 637.
Kevin Mikulin has high scratch game at 267. Jeff Fox is 2nd with 265 while Jim Faylo and Tim Cornelious Jr. are tied for 3rd with 256.
Kevin Mikulin has high average at 209. Tim Cornelious Jr. is 2nd with 208.75 and Monilaw is 3rd at 208.49.
Gabe D’Angelo is a local bowler and member of the Professional Bowlers Writers Association who writes this weekly column for The Herald
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