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2020-21 SEASON STATS Qualifying Finals Season SS Name Gms Pins Ave Gms Pins Ave $$ Pts SSPts Tourns Gms Pins Ave Y Acosta Mal 16 3429 214 0 0 $450 3320 3320 2 16 3429 214 Y Anderson Tommy 28 5886 210 4 850 212 $210 4060 4060 4 32 6736 210 Y Anderson Tom 8 1698 212 0 0 $0 1480 1480 1 8 1698 212 Arizala Alx 32 6554 204 0 0 0 3860 0 5 32 6554 204 Arronson Mike 48 10204 212 12 2599 216 $1,230 8880 0 7 60 12803 213 Ball Garret 28 5869 209 0 0 $180 4240 0 4 28 5869 209 Barber Robert 32 6077 189 0 0 $0 3020 0 5 32 6077 189 Berger Joseph 6 1046 174 0 0 $0 480 0 1 6 1046 174 Y Bernasconi Dan 54 10576 195 0 0 $185 6260 6260 8 54 10576 195 Y Bjorke Bob 26 5462 210 4 805 201 $400 3740 3740 4 30 6267 208 Boersema Curtis 12 2342 195 0 0 $0 1300 0 2 12 2342 195 Bogner Kurt 32 7166 223 12 2753 229 $1,370 7180 0 5 44 9919 225 Borgmann Jon 8 1694 211 0 0 1040 0 1 8 1694 211 Cooper Mike 16 3018 188 0 0 $0 1140 0 2 16 3018 188 Copeland Shawn 48 10613 221 18 3645 202 $1,595 10220 0 7 66 14258 216 Cox Tony 12 2686 223 0 0 $240 2720 0 2 12 2686 223 Dankenbring Larry 20 3515 175 0 0 $0 2220 0 3 20 3515 175 Deal Bob 18 3392 188 0 0 $0 1640 0 3 18 3392 188 DeLoach Clyde 12 2590 215 0 0 $0 2160 0 2 12 2590 215 Devlin Mike 6 1141 190 0 0 $0 660 0 1 6 1141 190 Y Dietz Frank 22 4778 217 4 892 223 $400 4200 4200 3 26 5670 218 Dillingham Jimmie 20 4087 204 0 0 $0 2540 0 3 20 4087 204 Dimoff Dave 6 1206 201 0 0 $0 1040 0 1 6 1206 201 DiSanto Jim 14 2700 192 0 0 $0 1260 0 2 14 2700 192 Dolfay Ed 54 10500 194 4 814 203 $240 6700 0 8 58 11314 195 Donaldson James 6 1170 195 0 0 $0 700 0 1 6 1170 195 Drake Jeff 16 3421 213 0 0 210 2520 0 2 16 3421 213 Y Ellis Jim 6 1094 182 0 0 $0 680 680 1 6 1094 182 Y Ewing Mike 34 7597 223 20 4474 223 $1,970 8520 8520 5 54 12071 223 Y Fick III Charles 20 3806 190 0 0 $0 1940 1940 3 20 3806 190 Y Ford Steve 32 5357 167 0 0 $0 2080 2080 5 32 5357 167 Funari Leo 14 2952 210 0 0 $0 1680 0 2 14 2952 210 Graves Trevor 6 1045 174 0 0 $0 460 0 1 6 1045 174 Y Gunn Tracey 20 4416 220 4 854 213 $420 3980 3980 3 24 5270 219 Gustafson John 32 6833 213 8 1842 230 $720 6180 0 5 40 8675 216 Y Gustafson Jon 38 7506 197 4 894 223 $320 4820 4820 6 42 8400 200 Y Hafner Greg 8 1790 223 0 0 $200 1160 1160 1 8 1790 223 Y Hagedorn Kelly 8 1599 199 0 0 0 720 720 1 8 1599 199 Hansen Kent 14 2662 190 0 0 $0 940 0 2 14 2662 190 Hanson Michael 8 1760 220 6 1261 210 $250 1320 0 1 14 3021 215 Henderson Jr Ron 36 7741 215 10 2095 209 $325 6080 0 5 46 9836 213 Hendren Aaron 32 6840 213 6 1250 208 $250 5500 0 5 38 8090 212 Hernandez Austin 6 1107 184 0 0 $0 640 0 1 6 1107 184 Hohlbein Erik 22 4797 218 4 913 228 $450 3480 0 3 26 5710 219 Horsman Shane 18 3662 203 0 0 $0 1980 0 3 18 3662 203 Huff Daryle 48 10376 216 12 2507 208 905 8820 0 7 60 12883 214 Huggett John 60 12946 215 20 4464 223 $1,420 11060 0 9 80 17410 217 Y Huntoon Keith 6 1253 208 0 0 0 1040 1040 1 6 1253 208 Jensen Jon 12 2485 207 0 0 $0 1360 0 2 12 2485 207 Y Karch Michael 28 6273 224 8 1666 208 $530 4700 4700 4 36 7939 220 Y Kiss Steve 36 7572 210 8 1623 202 790 6400 6400 5 44 9195 208 Y Knapp Jeff 22 4625 210 0 0 $0 2420 2420 3 22 4625 210 Y Korth Bob 8 1598 199 0 0 $0 680 680 1 8 1598 199 Krawitz Nathan 6 1309 218 0 0 $0 840 0 1 6 1309 218 Y Kuhlman Dave 8 1461 182 0 0 $0 380 380 1 8 1461 182 Lancaster Dan 48 10447 217 16 3670 229 $1,115 9360 0 7 64 14117 220 Larsen Gail 6 1143 190 0 0 $0 360 0 1 6 1143 190 Ledford Kathy 20 4232 211 0 0 250 3180 0 3 20 4232 211 Little Bob 12 2480 206 0 0 $0 1660 0 2 12 2480 206 Lord-Wittig April 6 1313 218 0 0 $0 1000 0 1 6 1313 218 Y Lorfeld Lance 12 2738 228 8 1770 221 $650 3140 3140 2 20 4508 225 Macomber Randy 34 7495 220 14 3120 222 $1,255 7020 0 5 48 10615 221 Manecke Dave 26 5244 201 0 0 $0 3260 0 4 26 5244 201 Martinson Ron 26 5571 214 8 1612 201 $425 4320 0 4 34 7183 211 Mattingly Cindy 6 1201 200 0 0 $0 540 0 1 6 1201 200 Y McElligot Dan 16 3452 215 0 0 $210 2520 2520 2 16 3452 215 McGaffey Mike 20 3994 199 0 0 $0 2060 0 3 20 3994 199 McGinnis John 60 13110 218 12 2594 216 $1,500 11740 0 9 72 15704 218 McKenzie Bobby 34 7224 212 10 2201 220 $660 5520 0 5 44 9425 214 Meiris John 12 2541 211 0 0 $0 2120 0 2 12 2541 211 Menning Steve 48 10109 210 14 2768 197 $630 8000 0 7 62 12877 207 Y Michaliszyn Steve 54 11695 216 12 2541 211 $1,300 9760 9760 8 66 14236 215 y Miller Hugh 8 1835 229 0 0 $530 1900 1900 1 8 1835 229 Miller Jack 6 1048 174 0 0 0 380 0 1 6 1048 174 Y More Johnny 20 3837 191 0 0 $250 3060 3060 3 20 3837 191 Mruk Jim 20 3729 186 0 0 $0 1700 0 3 20 3729 186 Y Myers Tim 46 10173 221 20 3915 195 $1,940 10380 10380 7 66 14088 213 Nelson Jr Phil 16 3543 221 0 0 $330 2960 0 2 16 3543 221 Y Nichols Carl 26 5103 196 0 0 $0 2700 2700 4 26 5103 196 Nogle Mike 22 4435 201 4 726 181 $480 3520 0 3 26 5161 198 Parker Eric 48 10456 217 12 2470 205 $1,595 9620 0 7 60 12926 215 Pedersen James 14 3141 224 4 925 231 $250 2800 0 2 18 4066 225 Y Pierce Tim 26 4756 182 0 0 $0 2060 2060 4 26 4756 182 Polinsky Mike 48 10123 210 4 989 247 $1,500 10080 0 7 52 11112 213 Porter Bob 30 6659 221 12 2457 204 $730 6060 0 5 42 9116 217 Ramirez Chris 6 1351 225 0 0 $0 1080 0 1 6 1351 225 Y Reed Bob 6 1391 231 4 835 208 $170 1200 1200 1 10 2226 222 Sayre Debbie 18 3504 194 0 0 $0 2000 0 3 18 3504 194 Y Schlegel Ernie 16 3153 197 4 715 178 $225 1580 1580 2 20 3868 193 Schmidt Marvin 8 1478 184 0 0 $0 420 0 1 8 1478 184 Shaver Michael 48 9534 198 4 853 213 420 6400 0 7 52 10387 199 Shaver Rob 20 4459 222 4 881 220 $460 4300 0 3 24 5340 222 Y Simchen Shandy 14 3045 217 0 0 $170 1620 1620 2 14 3045 217 Smith Kacey 6 1015 169 0 0 $0 680 0 1 6 1015 169 Y Smudde Mark 16 3103 193 0 0 $0 2160 2160 2 16 3103 193 Soto Steve 46 9713 211 4 920 230 300 6660 0 7 50 10633 212 Springfels Chris 26 5384 207 0 0 $220 3700 0 4 26 5384 207 Y Sunell Conway 20 3857 192 0 0 $0 1940 1940 3 20 3857 192 Y Terpone Dane 34 7105 208 4 884 221 $680 5420 5420 5 38 7989 210 Y Torchia Ricky 28 5656 202 0 0 $100 3460 3460 4 28 5656 202 Y Turner Louis 6 1211 201 0 0 $0 540 0 1 6 1211 201 Y Vernon Mitch 32 6572 205 0 0 $100 4240 4240 5 32 6572 205 Warner Sean 14 2859 204 0 0 $0 1540 0 2 14 2859 204 Y Webb Dwayne 6 1265 210 0 0 $0 700 700 1 6 1265 210 Weninger Blaine 28 6388 228 26 6050 232 $1,740 7000 0 4 54 12438 230 West John 54 12503 231 20 4559 227 $2,785 13160 0 8 74 17062 230 Y Willbur Mike 6 995 165 0 0 $0 340 340 1 6 995 165 Wittig Michael 6 1249 208 0 0 $0 640 0 1 6 1249 208 Young John 20 4462 223 4 793 198 $330 2900 0 3 24 5255 218 Y Zabelle Trent 26 5431 208 4 837 209 $290 4100 4100 4 30 6268 208 0 0 $0 0 0 0 0 0.
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    The Ford Connection The Thomas Ford Memorial Library SUMMER 2016 Summer Reading is finally here! We have exciting plans for all ages! There’s the Read for the Win! summer reading club for kids and teens, and a humor themed reading club called Laugh Lines for adults. We have prizes, parties, and a great collection of books, eBooks, and audiobooks for every interest. Check inside this newsletter for information about how the whole family can have a summer of fun reading. fordlibrary.org Knitting Circle Every other Thursday, 1 p.m. June 9, 23, July 7, 21, August 4, 18 Registration is required for all programs unless otherwise noted. Join our knitting circle for knitting, Register online, in-person, or by calling (708) 246-0520. conversation, and light refreshments. Western Springs Writers’ Society Adult Summer Reading 2016 Mondays and Thursdays, 7 p.m. June 9, 27, July 14, 25, August 11, 29 Have a writing itch? The Western Springs Writers’ Society Laugh (WSWS) welcomes all writers from the community to discuss and hone their craft with other local writers. Whether this is Lines your career or hobby, writers of ''Outside of a dog, a book is all levels and genres are invited. Questions in advance? Please a man’s best friend. contact Marie Gerken at marie@ gerken.org or Jim Swinehart at Inside of a dog it’s too dark [email protected]. to read.’’ -Groucho Marx Senior Center History Lectures by David Druckman Milton Berle once said, “Laughter is an instant vacation.” This Second Mondays , 1 p.m. summer, you can take a vacation without even leaving home by David Druckman’s afternoon history laughing as you read! The Adult Summer Reading Program, Laugh lectures return to the Library.