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6B ♦ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2006 WarMf Robins Bowling results Through week ending Sunday Bold Cop Bowling Contor, Russell Parkway • Slaughters High Scores: Darryl Rivers 223 -622; Michael White 202- 589 • Kibbles & Bits High Scores: David Caldwell 235; Donnie Stephenson 225; Dennis Craig 609; Mike May 590; Si Dyer 177-494; Melanie Aubin 162; Delena Hoffmann 444; D.J. Harvey 223-549; Terry Shofner 188- 525: Stacy Thompson 150- 371; Shana McCarley 119- 206 • New Kids on the Alley High Scores: Frank Powell 254; David Myrick 253; Eddie Aaron 691; Houston Ezell 670; Lisa Golds 228; Arnita West 227-577; Lori Phillips 643; Valerie Jackson 227 • Rock & Rollers High Scores: Steve Lackey 232; Craig Duke 228; Mike Kilinski 627; Tony Baker 615; Si Dyer 221-544; Tracy Gassett 203-529 • Morning Glory High Scores: Tracy Gassett 210; Betty Rozier 194; Maria Branch 564; Joann Kovarovic 535 • Grandma’s Tea Party & Company High Scores: Nina Smith 186-481; Karen Williamson 177; Linda Smith 468 • Ladies Church High Scores: Judy Britt 180: Debbi Boggero 178-484; Cindy Crowley 454 • Kings and Queens High Scores: Tom Shimek 199; Dave Seeger 178; ET Stanley 546; Bobby Mines Sr. 508; Debbie Fisher 158; Brenda Bridendolp 152; Marti Pope 509; Nina Smith 405 • Tuesday Men's Handicap High Scores: Greg Aubin 259; B.J. Wynn 249-663; Brandon Jones 673 Flemings 611 • Moose-ette High Scores: Viola Gootee 157; Trish Ellis 157-455; Patti Conley 402 • Parkway Senior Wonders High Scores: Walt McCarty 215-611; Marvin Barnhart 210; Henry Owens 210-623; Marge Riley 197-527; Maria Branch 195-533 • Town and Country High Scores; Conal Jackson PLANNING A PARTY? Consider VIP Treatment at your Favorite Entertainment Hot Spot!!! jjKaBMR. -? jflHk. " Call for Availability 7E i& J!j (Dates filling fast!) - - 277-715; Corey Jackson 268-769; Helga Leahy 235; Devona Zodun 232-623; Lori Phillips 576 • Coca Cola Sport Classic High Scores: Gordon Anderson 236-593; Eric Gaard 224; Jim Davis 608: Teresa Hurt 133-354 • Mixed Misfits High Scores: Paul Beyer 245-607; Craig Duke 236- 639; Kathy Duke 232-517; Lee Ann Steinmetz 181; Jacki Davis 474 • Wednesday Night Scratch Doubles High Scores: Dick Rutherford 255; Lin Taylor 252-686; Joe Rutherford 698 • Harris-N-Lynn Trophy High Scores: Arnie Harris 246; Jim Fraley 244-667; Leon Lynn 681; Linna Nielsen 199-523; Michele Wharton 196; Jan Daniell 497 • JR/SR Youth High Scores: Mark Petit 219- 581: Seth Hysell 211-541; Tiffanie Harvey 160-417; Amanda Meier 151; Courtney Mane 432 • Bantam Prep High Scores: Brian Meadows 167; Tyler Harvey 155-392: Coty Baumler 336; Haley Waits 128-357; Katherine Hofmann 102-289 • Peewees High Scores: Patrick Odom 95; Kalea Mane 91-180; Adam Stewart 171; Amelia Babb 89-168; Danielle Pace 88; Harlee Bridendolp 164 Gold Cup Bowling Center North Houston • Sunday Delights High Scores: Jimmy Mauro 257-693: Henry Owens 252; Mike Mauro 649; Lisa Whittington 182-480; Vernice Hobbs 179; Tami King 481 • Senior Mixed Fall High Scores: Henry Owens 234: Lloyd Britt 230-562; Dick Riley 568; Jan Collier 180- 464; Nina Smith 157; Viola Gootee 157; • Marge Riley 446 Gold Cup s Finest High Scores: Renee Lethco 265-613; Carrie Stella 218- 586 • Wednesday Wonders High Scores: Darryl Deppen 223-555: Fritz Marggraff 207; Bob Maloney 549; Kitty Rummel 205; Kimberly Maloney 194-515; Deanna Mines 533 • North Houston JR/SR High Scores: Eddie Aaron 208-524; Carlos Clarington 192-517; Becca Hildenbrand 170-458; Haleigh Dozier 161- 430 • North Houstqn Ban/Prep High Scores: NickFunderbunk 129-320; Max Breckingridge 126-304; Allisa Davis 139- 384; Maddison Lowery 124; Brooke James 319 • North Houston Peewees High Scores: Curtis Carter 63-122; Destiny Quarles 93- 138; Sierra Wiggins 79-135 Robins Air Force Base • Charity League High Scores: Matt Drinkwine 223; David McClellan 216- 611; Chris Davis 604; Maria Branch 212-529; Juli Sumner 155-439 • Women's Lib High Scores: April Mitchell 190; Toni Majka 178-496; Lynn Radle 494 • OSC High Scores: Barb Bauman 191-546; Joanna Nakayama 190; Wild Kat Dicicco 490 • Tuesday Peterson Point High Scores: Jim Fee 269- 689: Steve Feeley 264; Terry Frederick 737 • AFRC Mixed High Scores: Steve Seaman 243-633: John Atchley 227; Dan Desßocher 610; Debbie Hall 221-524; Kim Pitts 193: Kathy Long 482 • Intramurals High Scores: Al Toler 246- 643; Steve Dick 237-649; Sandra Hernandez 181; Glenda Manning 178-499; Lynn Radle 178-502 • Early Friday Mixed High Scores: Bob Chamblin 262-671; Chris Davis 246; Ken Smith 671; Lou Puryear 651; Renee Lethco 227-557; Somjitr Craven 215; Maria Branch 542 • RYA Junior-Senior High Scores: Sonny Puryear 221 -525; Chris Chan 209; Erik Figueroa 570; Amber Yank 183; Stephanie Chan 181; Cady Mcßight 505; Amanda Lethco 496 • RYA Bantam/Prep High Scores: Jacob Radle 145; Bryce Holland 86; Jackson Vowell 380; Justin Alexander 228: Angelica Valdez 120; Taylor Yack 77; Cara Stasel 380; Victoria Gonzales 254 SPORTS REGROUP From paf>t iB coming in from football, we’re looking at playing them together. We did that in the summer and it worked well. “Rashad Turner played a good bit last year. He and Jon have improved as much as any players I’ve ever seen from one year to the next, especially from the junior to the senior year. Rashad’s going to be a good inside outside player for us. “Ryan Stallings is our only returning starter. He’s better now (shooting) than he was last year. He’s added another dimension or two to his game. I asked him over the summer to con tinue working on his shot. Everybody’s going to be kill ing themselves getting out there to him, so I wanted him to add the pump-fake and the drive. He’s done that.” Other notable football players who are expected to enhance the basketball team are Eric O’Neal, Lydel Jones and Dexter Holman. Nix said Holman played CLEATS :ome OSIA -""V J BAILEY I [ S>TOP OWiV, IMG > i ?.HAKE ft /r °vei? that law A OFF I J PLAY AMP GET YOU* . 4J= » IMTO THE GAME 51 j\~ -vi. PEE'?. (?IGMT. | S, V WIOULP WOP PWELUMG ) ( OM THAT LAW PLAY < V AMP GET MY HEAP / A IMTO THE GAME, j well over the summer, and is gaining additional confi dence by having a good sea son on the football defensive line. “He’s 6-3, but he has the wing-span of a 6-6 or 6-7 player,” he said. “This team’s going to be different because it’s not as tall. It’s a little smaller, but it’s a very quick team. We still have an inside pres ence, but I think we’ll be quicker, which I like because of the press. We’ll hopefully score more points off our defense.” Houston County has on its schedule before Christmas two home at-homes with West Laurens and Perry, a post-Thanksgiving trip to Brunswick for a two-game classic, Northside at home and the annual Bear Brawl. That will take the team into January, which is also the time Nix hopes to find out what the lineup and rota tion will be. But it is a team that has grown up together, had a .500 season as freshmen, won 10 games on junior var sity, then last year was a part of a region winner and state quarterfinalist in Class ,;::. make?, you \ ! =7 THIMK I’M OBWW.IMG ] l over the law play’ J ) 2006 Bill Huuis .:.sl by u'niveisjl Press :»yndi. ..He IHg e-mail Cieatsmail@ao! com A ,- ( — 1 I WOMPEP c f wUAT HE ' (c) 2006 Bi*l Hinds Dist by Universal Piess Syndicate^ THE HOUSTON DAILY JOURNAL AAAAA. To defend the region title, the Bears must contend with a school it plays year after year anyway, Warner Robins High. The Demons moved up from AAAA last year to join all of the usual challengers from seasons past. “Right off the bat, I think (the Demons) are a top two team,” said Nix. “They have a group of seniors, too. Those seniors have a little more experience than ours. We always have good games, but now the games mean more. “(Tift) lost everybody except for one or two. But they have tradition, and they’re just going to move up everybody and be com petitive. Coffee County has everybody back. They were playing their best basketball at the end of the season. Colquitt County lost all their starters except for one.” Valdosta brought in Rufus McDuffie as boys basket ball coach. He followed Rick Tomberlin, the new football coach, from Washington County. McDuffie won sev eral state championships at Mitchell-Baker. www gocomics com e-mail Cleatsnaii@aol com~ /f!OPY\ ( lamgoage J • f 41282