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February 27, 2010

Knowles, Munson bowl 300 games

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You can look back over the last 70 years at some of the area athletes and personalities who made headlines in area sports. Flashback will revive memories of great local athletes and outstanding team successes.

PLATTSBURGH — Lisa Knowles and Dan Munson Sr. rolled 300 games and James Peryea tossed a 776 series to lead a high-scoring evening in the Columbia Classic at North Bowl Lanes.

Knowles finished with a 300-206-699 series in Champlain Valley Engines' 12-3 loss to Varno Construction, which was led by Jim Varno's 235-234-247-716 triple.

Munson, meanwhile, rolled a 248-300-742 series in Northh Bowl Restaurant's 10-5 win over Dave's Hedgetrimming.

Peryea's 242-256-278-776 set came in a losing cause as Alan's Party Supply dropped a 9-6 decision to Hartson Total Opening Two.

Steve Steele tossed a 235-237-264-736 series in Team #17's 12-3 victory over J.T. Mechanical; Robert Ladieu a 245-225-243-713 in Classy Images' 12-3 win over C.B. Snow & Yard Service, despite Travis Shepard's 277-266-721; and Dan Seymour a 200-237-268-705 triple in Hartson Total Opening's 10-5 victory over Ace Electric, despite Scott Wilson's 232-266-202-700 series.

League standings

Team W-L

Classy Images 96-39

Fantasy 80.5-54.5

Varno Construction 78.5-56.5

North Country Doors 76.5-58.5

Hartson Total Two 76.5-58.5

Team #14 74.5-60.5

Alan's Party Supply 73-62

Tina's Shear Magic 71.5-63.5

Team #2 69.5-65.5

North Bowl Restaurant 69-66

Team #17 67-68

Hartson Total Opening 63-72

J.T. Mechanical 61-74

Ace Electric 59.5-75.5

Dave's Hedgetrimming 56-79

Champ. Valley Engines 55-80

C.B. Snow & Yard Service 45-90

Arnie's 43-92

Results

Hartson Total Opening Two 9,

Alan's Party Supply 6

Hartson- Steve Brown, 243-226-635; Roger Seymour, 245-236-680. Alan's- Harold Johnson Jr., 216-205; James Peryea, 242-256-278-776.

Varno Construction 12,

Champlain Valley Engines 3

Varno- Nikki Varno, 249; Jim Varno, 235-234-247-716. Champlain- Greg Zindler Jr., 200; Lisa Knowles, 300-206-699.

North Bowl Restaurant 10,

Dave's Hedgetrimming 5

North- Don Gilman, 236-216-227-679; Dan Munson Sr., 248-300-742. Dave's- Bob Delisle Jr., 201; Will Dupee, 223; Dave Gregory, 211.

Classy Images 12,

C.B. Snow & Yard Service 3

Classy- Richard Coss, 200-241-246-687; Robert Ladieu, 245-225-243-713. C.B.- Travis Shepard, 277-266-721.

Team #17 12,

J.T. Mechanical 3

Team #17- Andy Watts, 256-637; Steve Steele, 235-237-264-736. J.T.- Matt Davis, 243-212-222-687; Terry Brunet, 237-203-234-674.

Team #14 11,

Tina's Shear Magic Salon 4

Team #14- Travis Nelson, 214; Larry Forkey, 235-211-210-656; Gordie LaBonte, 236. Tina's- Jim LaDuke, 201-205; Duane Hartson, 235-609.

Fantasy 11, Arnie's 4

Fantasy- Marla Hemingway, 238; Gerry Hemingway, 257-213-225-695. Arnie's- Stephanie Lomanto, 202; Suzette Pavone, 229; Rick Pavone, 224-209.

Hartson Total Opening 10,

Ace Electric 5

Hartson- Graeme Eisele, 205; Doug Hartson, 221-204-615; Dan Seymour, 200-237-268-705. Ace- Scott Wilson, 232-266-202-700.

Team #2 8,

North Country Doors 7

Team #2- Ed Nason, 228-236-201-665; Terry VanWeort, 225-210-621. North- Katie Williams, 205; Tim Marlow, 204-206; Joe LaBarr, 203-202.

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