Karla Anderson won her third consecutive and fourth Bowler of the Week title of the season as she fired her fifth 700 series this season, a 749 in the Intercommunity League. Sean Monoski wrapped a pair of 265+ games around a 300 game to fashion an 842 in the Thursday Night Men’s League, nailing down male Bowler of the Week honors.

Also shooting perfect games were Joey Servey in the Monday Night Classic League and Steve Prince in the Saturday Night Moonlighters League, while Rebekah Reamsnyder’s 268 in the Thursday Night Men’s was the top female game of the week.

Following are other available highest scores for the local leagues last week.

ABC: Sunday Nite Social: Ron Tibbens 747/266, Sara Whitmoyer 604/213; Thursday Night Men’s: Rebekah Reamsnyder 643.

FAXON: Faxon Sport: 11/18: Nick Wilcox 687, Jessica Splain 507/183, Mark Mayo 254; Faxon Classic: 11/19: Trevor Stugart 715, Cristin Kiper 575/234, Duane Forrest, Sr. 268; Lycoming Engines: 11/20: Jacob Smith 686/268, Kara Emmert 658/247; Thursday Morning Mixed: 11/21: Brenda Brownawell 531, Jacob Smith 639, Barb Steppe 194, Tim Martin 249; Noxaf: 11/22: Denise Wentzell 441, Jim Shearer 606/235, Theresa Dunlap 175.

HARVEST MOON: Monday Night Classic: Brandon Koser 774, Rebeka Zondory 564/198; Intercommunity: Chip Carnes 740/278, Dave Briggs 278, Amanda Heck 259; Brenda Welshans Memorial: Stacy Gridley 624, Isaac Toner 764, Brenda Stopper 243; Three Man Major: Mark Artley 711/290; Saturday Night Moonlighters: Corey Myers 599/246, Steve Prince 669.

Today we remember 1997 local Hall of Fame inductee Betts Scarborough. With over 50 career 600 series, including her career high of 677, Scarborough was a member of the state and national 600 clubs, as well as the local Susquehanna Chapter, where she was a regular participant in the monthly sweepers.

She won Bowler of the Week honors several times. Betts achieved her career high average of 187 while bowling on the all-women’s team in the otherwise all men’s Faxon Major League. Her career high game was 274. Scarborough started her bowling carer at the age of 17 at the Montgomery Bowling Lanes under the direction of Max Cole.

After participating in her first adult league at the Moose Lanes, Betts went on to organize her own team in two leagues at Faxon and bowled in the Thursday Mom’s League, winning several league championships along the way. Scarborough participated in the city tournament for 22 years, and was a frequent entrant in Lebanon’s annual Dutchman Tournament and the Scranton Idle Hour Lanes Tournament.

Hope to see you on the lanes.