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King Pins and Strikers kept pace with each other in the Commercial Bowling League with each team posting 3-1 victories. King Pins beat the Royal Gazette and Strikers downed Sunset.

Double Trouble blanked Braves 4-0 while Do It Best beat Spinners 3-1. The closest game of the week saw Sweet Life beat BTC 2.5 to 1.5.

Kenny Ford (223) was the only bowler to manage a 200 game with Robert 'Dixie' Symonds missing out by one pin and Kenneth Fox by three. Terrlyn Jones led all women with a 168 followed closely by Kennelyn Smith (164) and Sharon Gibson (162).

Standings: 1. King Pins 53-33; 2. Strikers 52-36; 3. Sweet Life 50.5-37.5; 4. BTC 49.5-38.5; 5. Double Trouble 49-39; 6. Do It Best 39.5-48.5; 7. Royal Gazette 37-51; 8. Sunset 37-51; 9. Braves 37-51; 10. Spinners 33.5-54.5.

East End League

For Pin Snipers, there's no resting on their laurels They edged past TLC 5-4 to maintain their 27 point lead. Second place Habetes beat See-Breeze Strikers 5-4 while third place Spare Collectors stumbled 7-2 to Here We Come.

Other scores saw Trailblazers hammer Up-N-Coming 8-1 and Ten Pins almost whitewash Fireballs 8.5 to 0.5.

Brion Estis rolled two 200 games (219, 209) on his way to his 626 series. Edward Trott had a 223 game and 606 series. Rudy Dill had third high series with a 552.

Linda Simons had a 177 and 179 game as the foundation for her 521 series. Christine Woolridge had the high game with a 188 and she also bowled a 494 series. Carolyn Welch had a 497 series.

Standings: 1. Pin Snipers 150-57; 2. Habetes 123-84; 3. Spare Collectors 120-87; 4. TLC 102.5-104.5; 5. Fireballs 102-105; 6. Ten Pins 102-105; 7. Up-N-Coming 96.5-110.5; 8. Trailblazers 93-114; 9. Here We Come 73-133; 10. See-Breeze Strikers 73-134.

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