Boys Bowling: Rummel, Holy Cross rack up dominant victories
Archbishop Rummel’s bowling team won its third straight match to open the 2021 season, defeating Pope John Paul II 26-1 Thursday at Bowling USA in Slidell.
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view moreBowling: Brother Martin, Rummel, HC, AOL, Kenner Discovery grab wins
Brother Martin got off to a fast start in a 21-6 victory Monday over Archbishop Shaw at Westside Lanes.
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view moreBowling: Jesuit starts fast in defeating Rummel; Chapelle, AOL take wins
The Blue Jays (2-0) shot an opening 1,385, including a 267 game by Gary Sims, a 257 from William Carpenter, a 238 from Michael McGovern and a 224 by Ben Hunn.
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view moreGirls Bowling: Chapelle opens with victory over AOL
The Chipmunks, who have not lost a regular season match since 2018, led 6-2 after the first game and had a 48-pin edge in total pins, but fired team games of 955 and 1,006 to sweep all 16 points in the last two games, plus the three-point total pins bonus.
view moreBoys Bowling: Patrick Taylor edges Shaw; Brother Martin, Jesuit pitch shutouts
In a highly competitive match featuring good scores from both teams, Patrick Taylor defeated Archbishop Shaw 15-12 Monday at Westside Lanes in Harvey.
view moreBowling: Brother Martin, Shaw, Rummel boys open with wins; AOL’s Sasso fires 713 series
The Crusaders got off to a fast start with a 1,217 opening game and employed their depth, using nine bowlers for two games apiece.
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