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Bowlers roll perfect games at NB Lanes
By Staff Reports
Monday, May 04, 2009 | No comments posted.
Bob Nelson and Scott Lathrom added their names to the list of perfect bowlers at North Bend Lanes in April.
Nelson had his second career 300 game, as well as the first 800 series of the year, during the Cash Classic League at the bowling center last Wednesday.
Lathrom rolled a 300 a night later during the Varisty League.
They brought to five the number of bowlers with perfect games during the month, joining Robert Warrick, Trevor Sanne and Matt Weybright.
Bill Mullins had a perfect game at the Coquille Valley Bowling Center in April.
Nelson had his second career 300 game, as well as the first 800 series of the year, during the Cash Classic League at the bowling center last Wednesday.
Lathrom rolled a 300 a night later during the Varisty League.
They brought to five the number of bowlers with perfect games during the month, joining Robert Warrick, Trevor Sanne and Matt Weybright.
Bill Mullins had a perfect game at the Coquille Valley Bowling Center in April.
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