GAY PEOPLE'S CHRONICLE October 21, 2011

keeping score

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Friday bowling standings

Cleveland-These are the standings of the North Coast Bowling Association's Friday night bowling league after the games on October 14.

The Friday night league is a fun social league with plenty of openings. Both full-time bowlers as well as alternates are needed. No experience is necessary. Bowling begins at 7 Fridays at Ambassador Superior Lanes, 1500 Superior Ave. in downtown Cleveland, and finishes by 9:30 pm.

For more information, contact the league at For more information, contact the league at 216-481-4417 or 216-392-0154, or see www.ncbafriday.org.

Division 1

Team

Won

Lost

1. Dead Wood

2. Three Daddies & a Boy Toy

3. Balls Aboard

4. Pinderellas

5.2 Out of 4

6. Alley Katz

7. Twist Rainbow Butt Monkeys

8. Triple XXX Turkeys

9. Ball Busters

Division 2

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Sunday bowling standings

Cleveland-These are the standings of the North Coast Bowling Association's Sunday league after the games on October 16.

The NCBA Sunday league is northeast Ohio's original gay bowling league, now in the first half of its 32nd season. They bowl at Freeway Lanes of Parma, 12859 Brookpark Rd. near West 130th St., at 1 pm. Practice starts at 12:45 pm. See www.ncbasunday.com or contact Ron Deamon at 330225-0686 for more information.

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Division 1

Team

Won

Lost

Body Language

Deadwood

Flame Throwers

Blush & Bashful

1. 3 Fingers In

2. Mine's in the Gutter

3. Aggravated Faggotry

Division 2

4. Hang'en on the Edge

Tater Tots

5. Cocktails for 4

The Stooges

6. The Vibe Raiders

Team 7

7. The Bowled & the Beautiful

8. Ten Balls & a Split w/a Twist

9. Gutterly Ridiculous

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