Tuesday's Trouble stats for week 30/32 

INDIVIDUAL  

Kathy Scott (Tamarack) got high scratch game with 163, high scratch series with 414, third high handicap game with 239, and third high handicap series with 642.  

Marie Sumpter (Tamarack) got second high scratch game with 158, second high handicap game with 248, and second high handicap series with 653.  

Elaine Wheeler (Spruce) got third high scratch game with 157.  

Shauna Anderson (Tulip tree) got second high scratch series with 403.  

Regina Colby (Palm Tree) got third high scratch series with 399.  

Bonnie Grove (Dogwood) got high handicap game with 254, and high handicap series with 696.  

TEAMS  

Tamarack (Marie Sumpter, Kathy Scott, Donna Kent) got high scratch game with 454, got high scratch series with 1150, high handicap game with 694, and second high handicap series with 1870.  

Aspen (Alice Van Gundy, Michelle Sweet, Jaene Graye) got second high scratch game with 388, and got second high scratch series with 1118.  

Tulip Tree (Shawna Anderson, Fran Musak, Kathy Konek) second high scratch game with 380, and third high handicap game with 626.  

Dogwood (Evelyn Smith, Bonnie Grove, Donna Lunsford) third high scratch series with 1086, got second high handicap game with 641, and high handicap series with 1884.  

Palm Tree (Regina Colby, Denise Crichton, Jeanna Osborn) got third high handicap series with 1801.  

PERFORMANCE  

Lanes 1-2: Doubles were performed by Marie Sumpter (Tamarack), Donna Kent (Tamarack), and Shauna Anderson (Tulip Tree). Marie performed a 3-10 split. And Kathy Scott performed four consecutive strikes aka “hambone” or “four-bagger.”  

Lanes 3-4: Doubles were performed by Michelle Sweet (Aspen) and DeeDee Oxford (Sub; Palm Tree).  

Lanes 5-6: Bonnie Grove (Dogwood) performed a double and Zetta Graupner (Spruce) performed a 5-10 split.  

A “split” is after the first ball in a frame, the head pin is knocked down, and two or more non-adjacent pins remain standing, separated by at least one empty pin position are successfully knocked down resulting in a “spare” for the score. 

Written by: Michelle Sweet