WARREN — Jordan Baker and Jerry Baker tied Fred Franklin and Brandon Franklin to lead the A Flight with scratch 32s during the Monday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course.

Tom Smoulder and Rick Giannini had a net 30 in the A Flight.

In the B Flight, Mark Silvis and Jeff McClement tied Mike Moyer Sr. and Patrick Henry with scratch 33s.

Al Shene and Slugger Lawson had a net 31.

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RUSSELL — Chick Bello’s 37 led the Men’s Senior League at Cable Hollow Golf Course.

Richard Fisher had a net 32 while Fisher, Dave Gayton, Al Ludwick, Bruce Macey and Randy Lawson all had 8 points.

Will Avery, Jon Vincent and Bill Petransky each made two birdies while Bello made one.

Jack Lobdell is the top point earner for the season with 40.5.

Game Time leads the Eastern Division with 142 points followed by Maple Place Farms (135), Struthers Wells (134), Warren Tire (124), Cable Hollow Golf (119.5), Schwab’s Copiers (114.5), Jones Chevrolet (109), Litehouse Auto (107) and The Duffers (95).

In the Western Division, 4-Putts leads with 133.5 followed by Barnhart Davis NAPA (129), Townline Auto (119), Mike’s Townline (116.5), Jim’s Team (114.5), Horseshoe Inn (114), Falconer/Frewsburg Crew (112.5), Mt. Laurel FCU (111.5) and Community Resources (97.5).

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WARREN — Wons of the Legion won the first half title with 238 points in the Thursday Night League at Jackson Valley Golf Course.

KCS Energy was second with 228.5 followed by Eagles Club (225.5), Awesome 4-Some (205.5) and Patty Wackers (203.5).

The high point earner for the week was Terry English with 9 followed by Matt Johnson (8.5), Al Shene (8.5) and Harry Punia (8.5).

Skete Williams shot the low gross on the front nine with a 34 and Joe Saber led on the back nine with a 36. For the seniors, Darryl Kittel and Marty Meneo led on the front nine with 40s while English shot a 34 on the back nine.

Larry Salapek’s 33 led the net scores on the front nine and Dave Ion’s 30 led on the back nine. For the seniors, Craig Campbell led on the front nine with a 31 while Bill Manning and Jay Loomis led on the back nine with 34s.