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March 6, 2010

Peryea, Fortin post top Classic scores



PLATTSBURGH — James Peryea tossed a 298 game and finished with a 277-298-203-778 series in a losing cause as first-place Classy Images recorded a 10-5 victory over Alan's Party Supply in the Columbia Classic at North Bowl Lanes.

Travis Shepard rolled a 269-266-216-751 triple in C.B. Snow & Yard Service's 10-5 loss to North Bowl Restaurant; and Robert Trout fired a 277-246-216-738 set in Ace Electric's 9-6 win over Fantasy.

Joe LaBarr tossed a 278 game and 698 series in North Country Doors' 8-7 setback to Hartson Total Opening.

League standings

Team W-L

Classy Images 106-44

Fantasy 86.5-63.5

Varno Construction 83.5-66.5

North Country Doors 83.5-66.5

Hartson Total Two 83.5-66.5

Team #14 83.5-66.5

Team #2 80.5-69.5

North Bowl Restaurant 79-71

Tina's Shear Magic 78.5-71.5

Alan's Party Supply 78-72

Team #17 76-74

Hartson Total Opening 71-79

Ace Electric 68.5-81.5

J.T. Mechanical 67-83

Dave's Hedgetrimming 64-86

Champ. Valley Engines 63-87

C.B. Snow & Yard Service 51-99

Arnie's 47-103

Results

Classy Images 10,

Alan's Party Supply 5

Classy- Richard Coss, 221-208-227-656. Alan's- James Peryea, 277-298-203-778.

Team #2 11, Arnie's 4

Team #2- Maria Martino, 221; Ed Nason, 215-234-644; Terry Van Weort, 211. Arnie's- Rick Pavone, 249-214-634.

North Bowl Restaurant 10,

C.B. Snow & Yard Service 5

North- Morris Reynolds, 215; Don Gilman, 257-237-688; Dan Munson Sr., 228-222-640. C.B.- Nikki Martin, 265; Travis Shepard, 269-266-216-751.

Team #17 10,

Varno Construction 5

Team #17- Andy Watts, 201-216-237-654; Steve Steele, 215-205-267-687. Varno- Eric Reyell, 214; Jim Varno Jr., 218-211-231-660.

Team #14 9,

J.T. Mechanical 6

Team #14- Travis Nelson, 267-204-212-683; Larry Forkey, 218; Gordie LaBonte, 237-601. J.T.- Matt Davis, 255-237-686; Terry Brunet, 226.

Ace Electric 9, Fantasy 6

Ace- Robert Trout, 277-246-216-738; Scott Wilson, 258-623. Fantasy- Pete Staley, 211; Gerry Hemingway, 232-226-636.

Champlain Valley Engines 8,

Tina's Shear Magic Salon 7

Champlain- Greg Zindler Jr., 213; Greg Zindler Sr., 223-216; Lisa Knowles, 224-235-215-679. Tina's- Jim LaDuke, 214-226-632.

Hartson Total Opening 8,

North Country Doors 7

Hartson- Doug Hartson, 248-631; Dan Seymour, 213-244-636. North- Katie Williams, 203; Tim Marlow, 224; Joe LaBarr, 278-239-698.

Dave's Hedgetrimming 8,

Hartson Total Opening Two 7

Dave's- Bob Delisle Jr., 237; Dave Gregory Sr., 215; Will Dupee, 201-257-625. Hartson- Dave McKie, 222-207-612; Roger Seymour, 247-210-628.

Fortin fires 728
ROUSES POINT — Jon Fortin rolled a 276-228-224-728 series to power Riley Ford to a 10-3 victory over Bowl Mart Pro Shop in the Pepsi-Cola Classic at Bowl Mart Lanes.

Chris Welch tossed a 247-225-239-711 triple as Heald Funeral Home grabbed the first-place lead with a 12-1 win over Richard's Bait & Tackle.

League standings

Team W-L

Heald Funeral Home 12-1

Riley Ford 10-3

L & M Convenience 7.5-5.5

R & A Construction 7-6

Tedford's Auto 5.5-7.5

Team #8 5-7

Bowl Mart Pro Shop 3-10

Richard's Bait & Tackle 1-12

Results

Heald Funeral Home 12,

Richard's Bait & Tackle 1

Heald- Cassie Roberts, 234-625; Chris Welch, 247-225-259-711. Richard's- Kevin Manor, 245-620; Todd Forgette, 221.

L & M Convenience 7.5,

Tedford's Auto 5.5

L & M- Chris Hack, 201; Ed Chambers, 222; Adam Chapola, 215. Tedford's- John Roberts, 212-215-619.

R & A Construction 7,

Team #8 6

R & A- Toby Lapierre, 205-227-619. Team #8- Vern Bruno, 222; Dan Dragoon, 208-212.

Riley Ford 10,

Bowl Mart Pro Shop 3

Riley- Jon Fortin, 276-228-224-728; Chris Stalker, 224. Bowl Mart- Mike Goyette, 212-244-614; Mike Watts, 248.

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