Kegler’s Korner: Daldo bowls 843 series; including a 300 game – Williamsport Sun-Gazette
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Last week in the Inter-community League, Cody Daldo pounded out an 843 series which included a 300 game, to overtake DeWayne Harris’ 801 series in the Monday Night Classic League as the top male series of the week. Harris also had a perfect game in his series, as did Erik Springer and John Heck in that same League and Jamie Register in the Sunday Night Mixed League. Shawn Pepperman would have rolled the sixth 300 of the week but left a pin on his last ball in the Monday Night Classic League, and had to settle for a 299. Stacy Gridley won top female honors for the week by posting a 649 series in the Susquehanna Health League, while Alicia Edkin’s 263 in the Monday Night Classic was the top female game of the week.
Following are other available highest scores in each local league last week:
HARVEST MOON: Three-Man Major: DeWayne Harris 750/255; Saturday Night Moonlighters: Lisa Reed 526, DeWayne Harris 773, Jessica Rhoades 204, Steve Prince 288.
ABC: Sunday Night Social: Justin Edkin 663, Courtney Solomon 482/179, Chris McGee 268; Wednesday Night Ladies: 11/16: Cristin Kiper 526, Carol Nash 201.
FAXON: Sunday Night Mixed: Joanne Clementoni 535, Noah Whitesell 718, Kylee Snyder 194; Faxon Sport: Dallas Peters 666, Denny Springman 256; Faxon Classic: Joel Servey 701, Gay Harris 537/191, Joey Chaya 289; Susquehanna Health: Pat Eckman 740, Stacy Gridley 225, Jon Albright 289; Mitey 8: 11/17: Trevor Stugart 720/279, Kelly Floreno 570/211; Diane Fox Memorial: 11/17: Beau Vincennes 631, Dave Zimmerman 247; Noxaf: 11/18: Allison Prince 521, Steve Prince 696/259, Donna Reidy 195; Retirees: 11/18: Thurman McLean 662/269, Marilyn Kidd 552/204.
This week we remember 1980 local Hall of Fame inductee Charlie Frey. Frey was the best bowler at the Williamsport Moose Lanes in the 1960s and 70s. His averages there from 1967-72 were right around the 200 mark, placing him among the top 10 averages in the local association in each of those seasons. In 1972, Frey’s 200 average was good enough for 2nd place on that season’s high average list.
Frey was elected to the local association All-Star team in 1970 and ’72. His career high series was 735 and his career-high game was 279. Frey began his career by setting pins in 1941 at the age of 14 at the Montoursville Moose Lanes. He originally bowled left-handed as a teenager, but switched to a right-handed delivery in the service during World War 2, due to the fact that he could not find a left-handed ball to use.
Hope to see you on the lanes.