Marshall Plan wins out at 2-Bar Bowl

By Tom Lacock

CHEYENNE – While the man may lean heavily to the right in his political beliefs, his bowling ball ran true down the center.

LaGrange native and known Wayne Newton enthusiast Brandon Marshall scored the high game during lunchtime bowling at 2-Bar Bowl in Cheyenne, today.

Marshall used a pair of strikes in the tenth frame to overtake Wyoming Business Council Manager of State Energy Programs Tom Fuller 159-157 with Matt Cox taking third place at 150.  Marshall came into the day with a previous high of 147 and started the day a bit slow, rolling a 115 in his first game.  Marshall, the son of LaGrange Mayor Mark Marshall, managed to pick it up in the second game and delivered his 159 to best 12 other bowlers from the state’s economic development entity.

“Ain’t no mountain high enough… Ain’t no valley low enough… Ain’t no river deep enough… To keep me from beating all you,” Marshall said after his high game. “For two hours I was near perfection. I now know what it is to be Rush Limbaugh.”

The mission of the Wyoming Business Council’s payday bowling group is to get out of the office over the lunch hour, eat some greasy food, throw bowling balls at some pins and have a good time with co-workers. There is no website with more information.