Bowling Headquarters in Las Vegas

May 8, 2008
BOWLING NEWS
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Bowling Headquarters in Las Vegas
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California
Bowling News
69th Year In Publication
Thursday, May 8, 2008
P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288
De Alba’s 15 Minutes of Fame Unhampered!
2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood
(562) 421-8448
Saturday
No-Tap
June 7th
5 PM
by Phyl Knoll
TORRANCE—I’ve known and never fails to get in several
Bob De Alba for ages and ages games of practice each week
and when he agreed to join our As expected, he has had the
Roaring 90’s Doubles League excitement of scoring 299’s and
at AMF Bowl-O-Drome a 300’s in practice, however, he
couple of seasons ago, I was has never been able to satisfy
delighted. For as long as I his hunger for that “300”. in
have known Bob, he has been certified league or tournament
a very competitive bowler. He play Not until March 13, 2008,
knows the game; he knows the when Bob scored 300-208equipment and he knows how 174 for a 682 series. He was
to read the lanes in any center estatic.
When I interviewed Bob, he
he bowls.
This 60 year old gentleman firstly remarked , “I thank God
has averaged a deuce or more for giving me the ability at the
for the most part of his career
continued on page 8
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SAN DIEGO—Poway
Bowl was the host center for
the NABI tournament over the
weekend, & new member, Rob
Hamp, found conditions perfect for his game. He qualified
in the middle of the pack, but
was outstanding in the semifinals, earning the #1 seed. Rob
admitted Poway is his favorite
house, and enjoys bowling
& practicing there regularly.
He is a talented young bowler
that will improve every year.
Congratulations on a great
performance!
Joining Rob in the stepladder finals were Marcos Rodriguez, Anthony Damian, Alan
Grobmeier & Jason Taylor.
In perpetual pot action, the
$100 in the 3-6-9 was shared by
Randi Diato & Tony Nunez, &
$50 guaranteed sidepots were
collected by Chuck Gross (2),
Tom Cooper, Tom Brophy,
Scott Duncan, Phil Horn, Jonny
Long, Taylor & Hamp.
Barnes Clinches Second
USBC Queens Title
Bowlers 15 Minutes of Fame (L-R) Phyl Knoll-League SecretaryTreasurer, “Jake” Jacobs-League President, Geri Curtis, Bob De
Alba, Art Peterson-League Vice President.
Still Time To Enter This Weekend’s
WCST Ebonite Singles at Cal Bowl
LAKEWOOD—Two exciting WCST Ebonite Singles
Tournaments set for the month
of May. This week-end , May
10-11, Cal Bowl in Lakewood,
CA, a turn out of over 70
bowlers in January to open up
the 2008 season, and a pay-off
of over $9,300.00. Call 760363-8141 for Reservations or
just show up for the Roll Call
Time of 1:00PM on Saturday,
May 10th.
There are limited openings,
and qualifying will start at
1:30PM. Bowlers will bowl
10 games straight. Entry Fees:
$170.00 for current WCST
Members, and guests ad $15.00.
Finals will be on Sunday, May
11th, for both seniors and super
seniors, starting at 8:30AM.
On the weekend of May 2425, Harley’s Camarillo Bowl
in Camarillo, CA will be the
tournament site. This will be a
two squad tournament, because
the center has only 20 lanes.
Qualifying on Saturday, May
24th. “A” Squad: Roll Call:
8:40AM, Bowl at 9:00AM, 10
straight games, then lanes to
be stripped and re-oiled for the
“B” Squad: Roll Call: 1:15PM,
Bowl at 1:45PM, 10 straight
games.
$170.00 is the Entry Fee
for current WCST Members,
Guests add $15.00. Finals on
Sunday, May 25th, for both
seniors and super seniors, start
at 8:30AM.
When making your reservations by calling the WCST
Office at 760-363-8141, please
specify your squad choice, and
to guarantee that choice, mail
in your entry fee checks in
advance to WCST, 10888 West
Drive #3, Morongo Valley, CA,
92256. E-Mail Reservations:
[email protected].
What’s Happening This Weekend?
A.B.T. Saturday
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Inland Empire N.A.B.I. Saturday San Diego N.A.B.I.
Saturday
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Saturday
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Sat/Sun
May 10 A.M.F. Carter Bowl
BYE
May 10 Trevi Zone
May 10 Sea & Air Lanes
May 10 Forest Lanes
May 10/11 Cal Bowl
N.A.B.I. Champ Rob Hamp
The third Ebonite ball raffle
winner was Cat Cacciatore,
so she will also be in the one
game roll-off to determine the
San Diego representative in the
semi finals of the Ebonite Challenge Tournament during NABI
Week in Las Vegas this July.
Finishing in a tie for 6th
place were Marissa deLuna &
Jonny Long, so both received
certificates for a complete ball
rejuvenation & resurfacing
from NABI sponsor Bowlers
Depot.
This was the first time in
many years that NABI has
held a tournament at Poway
Bowl, & Milt & his staff were
exceptionally gracious & made
us feel right at home. We are
looking forward to adding this
center to our regular rotation.
Thanks Poway Staff!
The next NABI tournament
is at Sea & Air Lanes on North
Island on May 10th. Check
our ad in the Bowling News for
details & squad times.
See you at Sea & Air on the
10th …. we’ll save a cookie
for you!!
Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, won her second USBC
Queens title Wednesday at Skore Lanes in Taylor, Michigan
Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images
TAYLOR, Mich—Her husband may be one of the best
bowlers in the world, but Lynda
Barnes of Double Oak, Texas,
proved she’s not so bad herself
Wednesday as she won the
2008 United States Bowling
Congress Queens.
Barnes, whose husband is
PBA Player of the Year Chris
Barnes, delivered three perfect
strikes in the final frame en
route to defeating Amy Stolz of
Castle Rock, Colo., 215-195 at
Skore Lanes to win the biggest
and most prestigious title in
women’s bowling.
“Stepping up in the 10th
frame in that situation is every
athlete’s dream,” said Barnes,
who also won the Queens in
1998. “When I looked up there
and knew I needed all three
strikes just to give me a chance,
I knew I’d already done it a
thousand times in my head and
I just needed to get out of my
own way.”
Barnes entered the championship round as the top seed
and survived seven consecutive
matches without a loss to claim
the title. She rebounded from a
2-4-10 split in the sixth frame
and struck on five of her next
six shots to win the title.
“This is a tough tournament,
and I’ve been very fortunate
because it takes the luck of the
draw and bowling the right people at the right time,” Barnes
said. “I feel lucky to even have
made it to this position.”
While Barnes was competing in the championship match,
her husband was calling the
action for the live telecast on
ESPN2, creating a unique situation for Barnes.
“I could hear him throughout the show, and I could hear
some of his comments,” said
Barnes, the mother of 5-yearold twin boys, Ryan and Troy.
“It was actually reassuring for
me because I could hear him
and it let me know I was doing
the right things. Plus, I had the
picture of my kids on the table,
so between the two it really
kept me focused.”
continued on page 11
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BOWLING NEWS
May 8, 2008
WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR
PRESENTS
D.A. WRIGHT
PRESIDENT
DICK SANDERS
TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR
WCST EBONITE SINGLES
HARLEY’S CAMARILLO BOWL
CAMARILLO, CA - MAY 24-25, 2008
Qualifying: Saturday, May 24, 2008. Two Squads: Bowling 10 games straight with the
lanes stripped & re-oiled after the “A” squad is completed.
“A” Squad: Roll-Call, 8:40AM, Bowl at 9:00AM, “B” Squad: Roll Call: 2:00PM, Bowl at
2:30PM. Entry Fees: $170.00 for current WCST members, Guests add $15.00.
Finals for both Seniors & Super Seniors: Sunday, May 25, 2008, to start at 8:30AM.
CALL THE WCST OFFICE NOW TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS AND CHOICE
OF SQUAD: 760-363-8141. Hotel Reservations: Call Best Western Hotel Main
Reservations. 1-800-528-1234, and tell them you want to stay at the Best Western Country
Inn, about one mile from the bowling center in Camarillo. Discount Rates for Seniors of
$89.00 per night, if you have a Triple A card or AARP Card. 295 E. Dailey Rd in
Camarillo
HARLEY’S CAMARILLO BOWL
305 Arneill Rd, Camarillo, CA 93010 – (805) 482-0747
WCST EBONITE SINGLES
MISSION HILLS BOWL
MISSION HILLS, CA - JUNE 21-22, 2008
Qualifying: Saturday, June 21, 2008. One Squad Only! Bowl 10 games straight, Goal is
60 entries, and can go go to the maximum field of 72 entries. Roll Call: 11:40AM, Early
arrivals can sign up for High Game Side-Pots & Brackets, as well as entry fees to be paid.
Practice begins at 11:50AM, Bowl at 12:00 Noon.
Entry Fees: $170.00 for current WCST Members, Guests add $15.00.
Finals: Sunday, June 22, 2008, for both Seniors & Super Seniors: Starts at 8:30AM
MISSION HILLS BOWL
10430 Sepulveda Blbd, Mission Hills, CA 91345 – (818) 361-1221
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW BY
CALLING THE WCST OFFICE AT 760-363-8141.
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Association will hold it’s annual board of directors meeting at 10 a.m., on May 18th,
at Arrowhead Lanes in San
Bernardino.
This meeting will be followed by the annual association
membership meeting at 12:30
PM. Association officers will
be elected at the membership
meeting.
All members are welcome.
Please attend and exercise your
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bowler. For details or questions, please call Elise Hamner
at Citrus Belt headquarters at
909-381-4599.
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BOWLING NEWS
May 8, 2008
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — Before we start our report of high scores
for Cal Bowl’s Bowling Report, let’s say Happy Mother’s Day
to all the Mom’s out here.
RECYCLED TEENS
Congratulations to our winter league champs, Team
#12, Doug Johnson, Joan Green and Jim Burke. Scores
from 4-28-08: Jim Plante 724, Dominc Antonio 612, Boylee
Inocente 581, Steve Jasper 526, Lela Stevenson 543, John
Mathews 628, Ken Seiple Sr. 597, Ning Barcelona 558, Rose
Goodwin 505, Chuck Ashton 513, B.J. Theiss 606, Walter
Millsap 603, Adela Santos 508, Harold Runyon 634, Frank
Fernandez 623, Bill Charles 502, Wendell Ledbetter 511,
Ralph Wingert 585, Willie Burkhalter 579, Frances Walker
552, Bill Scott 678, Al Dimas 564, Tom Spencer 552, Doug
Johnson 562, Jim Burke 604, Norma Myers 543, Sidney
Moore 504, Gene Nichols 501, Eduardo Buhay 530.
SENIOR MENS TRIO
Archie Stull 238-257-236/731, Rudy Munzon 193-199247/639, Dion Morris Sr. 242-202-241/685, Ed Stoute
236-222-211/669, Mauro Pendilla 213-227-177/617, Willie
Young 211-192-235/638, Don Boaz 225-233-201/659, Walter
Millsap 174-241-220/635, Sonny Dew 228-247-278/753,
Emmerson Wafer 209-236-193/638, Curtis Whaley 224-239225/688, Wayne Brown 225-216-191/632, Terry Darling 224193-226/643, Joe V. Swift 195-269-193/657, Rick Hunter
244-187-212/643, Don Wade 227-220-166/603, Jim Plante
255-204-199/658, Earl Hullett 216-205-199/620, Al Williams
234-268-229/731, Phil Hylton 203-203-218/624, Rich Kelly
168-213-234/615, Charles Veals 229-219-176/624, Andrey
Gibson 244-184-234/662, Alfred Claveau 203-205, Ed Brown
202, David Margolias 200, Rudy Carlos 209, Gene Skulick
225, Charles Moore 202, Mel Lebeauf 212, Ed Hansen 205,
Wayne Moon 202, Billy Williams 209, Wendell Ledbetter
215, Chuck Patterson 207, John Mathews 213-225, Ray
Culp 223, Billy Cowens Jr. 226-204, Jerry Hayes 218, Tony
White 213, Rick Llaneta 221, Ed Cabs 207, Willie Burkhalter
245, Fidel Usi 202, Domenic Saraceno 231-224, Jimmy
Hamilton 226, Jerry Giron 212, Vince Cervantes 210-213,
Josh Hudson 202, Bill Scott 236, Tom Pettway 220, Ellis
Houston 213, Charles Woods 214, Ron McClain 243, Walter
Gist 202, Charles Shirley 209, Clarence Matthews 202, Rollie
DeGuzman 230, Ernest Chatman 205, Ralph Wingert 212,
Doug Johnson 228.
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE
Daryl Brandt 200-299-189/688, Myrick Burris 200-211244/655, Richard Dubuke 184-223-210/617, Guy Hunsinger
225-184-218/627, Rich Kelly 268-167-230/665, Don Ott
206-173-226/605, Reggie Robins 215-203-207/625, Steven
Smith 258-213-134/605, Emery Bontrager 248, Alex Chessman Sr. 210, T.D. Gilson 201, Robert Groth 206-212, Tracy
Hart 221, Sheila Lawton 234, Clyde Lumpford 210, Tee Magee 212, Matt Mosley 201-205, Larry Movera 201-200, Greg
Nardo 202, Tony Ortiz 208, Shirley Owens 210-204, Ralph
Preciado 206, Jacoby Rudolph 209, Peggy Smith 200, Albert
Viernes 206, Jay Wilson 211-213, Wanda Worrall 200.
BIG BEAR
(4-24-08) Ken Nakagawa 224-248-233/705, Charles
Lee 202-236-232/670, Mike Villarreal 173-228-266/667,
John Golston 225-211-221/657, Dave Patterson 211-225-
216/652, Dan Baker 220-222-209/651, Carlos Salcedo
224-215-204/643, Emmerson Wafer 231-188-222/641,
Eric Snow 187-243-207/637, John Lynch 176-215-244/635, Mike Kowal 221-216-181/618, Jimmy Hamilton 204183-229/616, Gary Nelson 206-216-184/606, Curt Soares
234-199-170/603, Al Duncan 209-181-212/602, Will Baskin
151-210-239/600, Fia Pele 169-203-225/597, Shante Pittman 168-223-199/590, Betty McDiarmid 192-193-190/575,
Diane Robles 203-197-145/545, Bheth Alcayne 203-168173/544, Allisen Sutton 154-231-158/543, Annie Yonemura
152-223-144/519, Jennifer Van Winkle 145-153-220/518,
Margo McClain 166-142-201/509, Dee Phipps 131-221152/504. (5-1-08) Eric Snow 226-279-237/742, John Dunn
258-179-257/694, Roy Cunningham 233-211-234/678,
Don Jamison 206-199-258/663, Kevin Blont 221-201235/657, Charles Lee 205-222-224/651, James Elliott Jr.
203-213-223/649, Jimmy Hamilton 226-223-196/645, Steve
Graham 199-256-186/641, Cesar Usi 194-210-225/629,
Ken Shearen 179-194-253/626, Tommy Thompson 177191-256/624, Bud Sittniewski 179-186-255/620, Al Duncan
201-190-228/619, Gregg Aldapa 180-237-199/616, Brenda
Sole 184-206-225/615, Lillie Darden 229-190-178/597,
Barbara Snow 189-201-202/592, Michelle Criswell 187156-198/541, Allisen Sutton 191-167-170/528, Fia Pele
172-143-213/528, Jo Ann Drueen 161-169-202/532, Bheth
Alcayde 179-165-195/539, Dee Phipps 181-152-194/527,
Diane Robles 167-188-167/522, Paula Weissman 167142-211/620, Deborah Saipaia 175-171-168/514, Dynasty
Williams 171-163-170/504.
FUNSTERS
Pat Erwin 202/535, Joe Erwin 583, Terry Binuya 222/515,
Harold Runyon 209/536, Tom Spencer 515, Don Kelly
204/562, June Simmons 519, Bob Webb 502, Betty Klemin
234/546, Willie Young 219/572, Cliff Schad 504, Ken Seiple
Sr. 226-235/617, Dick Fleming 507, Wendell Ledbetter 209247/638, Jim Burke 222-238/643, Ed Brown 232-256/648,
Vern Willey 519, Ed Hansen 560, Larry Martinez 211278/664, Ed McLean 200/527.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS
(4-25-08) Jim Burke 210-203-225/648, Wendell Ledbetter 213-223/622, Walter Millsap 213-193-267/671, Bertie
Martinez 210/559, Ed Hansen 224-248-212/684, Ralph
Wingert 211-248/626, Jim Plante 221-225-207/653, Fala
Sula 554, Ray Culp 210/555, Larry Cosgrove 513, Lee
Theiss 520, Joe Erwin 206/558, John Welty 215/586, Chuck
Patterson 219-226/627, Bill Charles 213/548, John Sherman 523, Ken Seiple Sr. 232-207/597, Ron McClain 514,
Mattie Wylie 220/511, John Mathews 234/578, Vern Willley
526, Dominic Antonio 568, Billy Williams 231/526, William
McKinley 200/544, Steve Jaspar 212/542, LaMart Jenkins
213-215/599, Rinze Dykstra 533, Walter Gist 216-221/575,
Boylee Inocente 224-229-220/673, Stanley Murren 550,
Jamie Vallier 508. (5-2-08) Al Ortiz 258-234-214/706, Ken
Seiple Sr. 593, Jim Burke 623, Bob Stickney 203-187216/606, John Mathews 214-229/606, Lee Theiss 215200/602, Chuck Ashton 506, Alfred Cruz 524, Gene Skulick
506, Ed Hansen 211-253/642, Ralph Wingert 539, B.J.
Theiss 545, Chuck Patterson 220/530, Wendell Ledbetter
225/563, Bill Charles 534, Vern Willey 510, Doug Johnson
Birthday Party Packages
Reserved Party Times
Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Every party will have a party host and include one hour of bowling, rental shoes and one hour in the party room
Basic Package / Bowling and room $11.00 per child
Includes bowling, Party Host and use of Party Room
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Includes Basic Package plus
Soft Drinks and Party Decorations
$15.00 per Child
Add Regency Entertainment game play.
You specify the dollar amount per child.
203-243-227/623, Ron Leidholdt 245/619.
YOUNG AT HEART
Rosalind Harris 168-132-150/450, Lynette Willliams 108123-84/215, Mary Spencer 155-160-153/468, Lois Curry 92112-79/283, James Johnson 173-159-236/568, Ed Hansen
233-173-233/639, Don Jackson 102-105-130/337, Josh
Hudson 175-209-171/555, Tom Pettway 169-164-142/475,
Willie Creer 147-173-144/464, Ellis Houston 265-190226/681, Jesse Lane 166-138-120/424, Eva Hammons
86-88-92/258, Ed Stoute 190-215-185/580, Marci Hansen
128-153-182/463, Tua Sula 161-135-165/461, Jim Plante
192-238-227/657, John Brider 144-122-113/379, Hilde Forde
123-140-97/360, Albert Stephens 156-102-198/456, Leroy
Canaday 129-145-173/428, Albert Burnett Sr. 164-152202/518, June Skulick 144-81-100/225, Gene Hammons
180-179-138/505, Gene Skulick 145-204-169/518.
CAL STARS
Mary Spencer 150-173-251/574, Mattie Wylie 201-150201/552, Bette Phillips 202-191-170/563, Valarie Romig
165-170-155/490, Barbara Crawford 180-150-169/499, Lucy
Seiple 151-184-157/492, Ruth Barbera 150-148-176/474.
RECYCLED TEENS
Ken Seiple Sr. 537, Eduardo Buhay 566, Tom Spencer
512, Ralph Wingert 200/541, Chuck Ashton 503, B.J. Theiss
214/583, Doug Johnson 221-227-259/707, Jim Burke
233/592, Jerry Cocks 222/534, Al Winston 506, John Roach
518, Rico Cayton 530, Boylee Inocente 200-197-210/607,
Harold Runyon 215/531, Ning Barcelona 505, Wilfred Panton
202-195-224/631, John Mathews 532, Fred Faniel 226/537,
Luz Cruz 222/594, Terry Binuya 509, Ron Leidholdt 218/559,
Rose Goodwin 520, Ed Brown 200/526, Rinze Dykstra 509,
Emil Thompson 523, Ben Jones Sr. 174-184-148/606.
JUNIORS
Bobcats
Adrian Magallanes 137, Savannah Aki 111, Justin Parsons
96, Christopher Johnson 141, Semaj Lewis 156, Logan
Cross 105-95-73/273, Andrew Pudewa 166. Congratulations
Logan Cross, with a 48 average, on your 105-95-73 games
and your 273 series.
Classified
Kaitlynn Soto 141, Logan Khy 152-168, Albert Crockett
204, Thomas Wooten 188-190, Raymon Carter 217, Rebecca Granstaff 176, Miranda Lewis 143.
ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
Kristopher Fabian 136-133, Marielle Ocampo 156, Maybeline Ocampo 191-176, Tylia Boudreaux 143, Ashley Foster
237-209/610, Semaj Lewis 154, Thomas Wooten 212-199,
Nolan Smith Jr. 194. Nice bowling Ashley for your 237-209
games and your 610 series.
Adults
Josetter Atangan 155-158, Kevin Blunt 233-222/629,
Gary Kowarsch 202-230/624, Louis Whitlock II 237-238203/678, Curt Soares 245-215/629, Ariel Ocampo 212-206,
Matt Mosley 244-228/648, Willie Ocampo 190, Billy Foster
267-220/671, Paul Mehl Jr. 211-237/630, Evette Franklin
200, Armondo Ramos 214-216/600, Jacob Culpepper 213,
Nolan Smith Sr. 215.
FRIDAY NO-TAP
(May 2, 2008)
FINAL RESULTS
1. Matt Mosley
877
$50.00
2. Archie Stull
852
30.00
3. Frank Menchaca 833
19.00
SIDEPOTS
1. Walter Millsap, hdcp.
316
22.00
2. Archie Stull, scr.
300
7.00
Mikey Villarrel, scr.
300
7.00
Matt Mosley, scr.
300
7.00
3. Joe Noriego, hdcp.
298
22.00
3-6-9 POT
No winner
70.00
INSURANCE
Matt Mosley
22.00
SCRATCH SERIES POT
Matt Mosley
877
22.00
NEXT TOURNAMENT
May 9th at 1:00 P.M.
Saturday, May 24th - 1:00 PM
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Membership is $10 Seniors Men 55+ and Ladies 49 + Join Free
Handicapped Event 75% of 218 MUST HAVE Verifiable Average to JOIN
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Take 1-15 to Silverado Canyon and go East 2 Blocks on right
On Site Entries Welcomed & Allowed
July 3-4-5-6
Qualify Any Day
$12,500 1st Place with Full
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BONUSES $600.00 if qualifying Thursday Squads $400.00 for qualifying Friday Squads
$150 if staying at the South Point (ABTA Block) $100 with ABTA logo shirt
$500 if bowled 30 or more squads since July 6, 2007 $300 if 24-29 Squads
Cash N Carry Pays $120-$1 in this special event up to $3,000
Each Day is Separate Qualify ting Board with 1 in 5 Making Semifinals
MEN and Women Qualify Separately
QUALIFYING SQUADS1 in 5 1/2 entrants to the Semi Finals Daily EACH DAY is Separate Qualifying
Thursday
July 3 $600 Bonus -NOON-1:00-2:30-4:00 *Break* -9:15-10:30-11:45 PM
Friday
July 4 $200 Bonus10:30- NOON-1:00-2:30-4:00-OIL-6:00-7:30-9:00-10:30- 11:45PM
Saturday
July 5 10:30-NOON-1:00-2:30-4:00-OIL-6:00-7:30-9:00-10:30- 11:45PM
Sunday July 6 9:00 AM (takes 1 in 5 ½) 10:15 Re Entry Only squad 1 in 5 ½
** Note the July 6 9:00AM Squad is open to everyone 1st time OK~
** Note the July 6 10:15 AM Squad is RE Entry Only (You must have already bowled
in the tournament) 3-6-9 Roll-off is at 11:45 aM July 6
Semi Finals at 12:20
Estimate 130 To Semis /Cash—Top 32 advance to the single elim finals.
ANNUAL Awards Party Sat July 7 at 9:30 PM Gifts Prizes and Awards
PRIZE FUND
$30,000. total est
SEPARATE QUALIFYING BOARDS
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Min. 90 Semifinalists Est 130 to Semis finals
Entry Fees /1st Entry Prepaid is $95 $97 (onsite)
1st Re entry is $85 /2nd/ $75 all others $60
Reduced Entry Fees $56 pays $5,000 1st Place Re Entries are $50/$46
Three Big Winners in the ABTA: Three of our Finest Supporters / Members recently hit the Match
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Take 10 freeway to Monte Vista So. 1 mile to Holt , then right or 60 freeway to Ramona north 2 miles to Holt then right
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st guaranteed
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Entry Fees $53-$50- $45
Reduced Entry Fees $36-$34
Side Pots $2.00 per game Guaranteed $100 5:30 PM $150 7:00 PM
MATCH GAME est $1,800
THIS WEEK 3-6-9 is $700
Match Series est $1,800
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$5,000 1st Guaranteed Min 2nd-$2,500 3rd-$1,250
ABTA Takes Bye This Week
Bowlium Lanes Is Next Stop May 17 (One-Day)
Handicap Frozen at Bowlium for the Big Memorial Event the
following week. Squad times are 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM
Semis 7:45 PM. Match Series est $1,800 for only $2.00 entry.
The ABTA will take a bye this week and resume regular tournament action next Saturday May 17, at popular Bowlium Lanes!
A complete Story and results of our Premiere Lanes Event will
appear in next weeks paper.
New Members are welcome up to a 209 average. May join
onsite for only $10. Men and Women qualify separately. The
ABTA Guarantees a minimum of 37 semifinalists. 30 men and 8
women with one in five also being added the to the semifinals.
Super Seniors; the three highest who do not make the cut ( 2 men
and 1 lady) will also be added to the semifinals.
The board will be frozen with one in 4 1/2 making the Semifinals plus added Super Seniors.
There are Guaranteed Pots of $100 per game at 4:00 PM.
$150 at 6:00PM and as always, the pots are only $2 per game
to enter.
First Place in this 5 squad Event is guaranteed at $1,000 min.
and up to $2,400 can be won 1st Place with full Bonus and Cash
-n-carry options.
The ABTA Semifinalists will all cash and the top 16 in the
semis will advance to the exciting 16 Single Elim finals which
guarantees a minimum of 3 women.
Bowlium is located at 4666 Holt Ave. To get there,take 10 freeway to Monte Vista So. 1 mile to Holt then right 3/4 mile or from
the 60 freeway take Ramona North 3 miles to Holt then right.
Prepay for the Memorial event by May 17 (Bowlium) and get
a $350 Bonus.
Las Vegas Rooms are being reserved at the tourney sites there
are drawings also for rooms for $1.00 a chance. Last week’s winners were the affable Ellery Barrett and the Dapper Don Quitangon.
See our ad for more information! New Schedules were mailed
and if you didn’t get one let us know! See our newwebsite www.
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BONUSES $350 if Entry prepaid by May 17th
$400.00 if qualifying Friday Squads winning event
$400.00 for qualifying Saturday Squads12:00-1:00-2:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30
$600.00 if bowled 29 or more squads since Aug 25, 2007
$150.00 ABTA Logo Shirt
Cash n Carry pays $110--$1 in this special event up to $3,300
90 Semifinalist Minimum 75 men and 15 women min plus added Super Seniors
1 in 5½ entrants to Semi Finals EACH DAY is Separate Qualifying Board
QUALIFYING SQUADS
Friday
May 23
$400 Bonus -9:20 -11:00 PM
1 in 5 1/2 to Semis Friday
Saturday May. 24 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 &10:00 PM 1 in 5 ½ to Semis
Sunday May. 25 12:00-1:00- 2:30 & 4:00 PM is last Regular Squad 1 in 5 ½ Semis
May 25 RE Entry Only Squad at 6:00 PM (this squad takes 1 in 5 ½ to Semis)
3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45 PM
Semi Finals Follow
Then the top 32 to the Single Elim Finals--- 7 women Min to top 32
Entry Fees
Reduced Entry Fees
$47 pays $2,000 1st Place
1st Entry Prepaid is $80 $82 (onsite)
Re Entries are $44/$42
1st Re entry is $70/ 2nd/ $62 all others $54
Not to be out done William Ele, another fine bowler and Super
Gentleman hit the Match Game for a tidy $1,730 at our latest event at Premiere Lanes. All bowl regularly and are most
deserving to say the least.
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BOWLING NEWS
May 8, 2008
Up Your Average
by Rolf Gauger
Instruction to Help Raise Your Scores
How Today’s Dried Out Lane Conditions
Differ From Those Of The Past Dry Lane
Scoring Strategies Modernized
The Reverse (Or Inverted Crown) Oil Pattern
Big Savings with Marathon Entries
Most bowlers are familiar with the common “Crown” or “Top
Hat” oil pattern (oily middle, drier near the channels) encountered
in virtually all of today’s bowling centers. It is normally referred to
as a “House” condition and is primarily designed to support higher
scoring by helping keep missed hook shots out of the channel.
Well, a “Reverse” or “Inverted” lane condition is exactly what
its name implies, the exact opposite of the above. In other words, a
dried out middle, with either an oily or dry outside, depending on
previous lane play or possibly, a different than the usual “House”
oil pattern having been applied in the first place. Whatever the
reason, such “Sahara Desert” type conditions do occur…and often
wreak havoc with scores.
But fear not. There are answers, which we’ll discuss here.
But First, An Explanation
Many of today’s bowlers, interested in improving beyond
social bowler status, seek a more challenging environment. They
enter the currently available leagues and tournaments featuring
various “Sport” conditions, as well as several PBA and USBC
National Tournament conditions in current use. If you’re one
of those, you know who you are and you know beforehand that
encountering those conditions will initially result in lower scores.
Why? Because such conditions, in addition to usually featuring
more oil overall, are often oily all the way out to the channels.
That sometimes results in gutter balls or at least light hits, with
buckets often left standing.
The reason for going into this is important. Simply put, it’s because as stated above, a lane will dry out differently depending not
only on ball traffic, but also on how it was oiled to begin with. Keep
in mind that modern lane machines, with their on board computers,
are capable of applying any of 7 or more oil patterns.
1. The Usual House Shot Breakdown
So let’s visualize how such lanes have to be played when
they have broken down (dried out) due to lane play in an original
house shot pattern.
First, since the outside area of the lane (usually from the 8 or
9 board outward) has less oil to begin with, most ball traffic will
tend to gradually migrate from the second arrow (10 board) inward.
So as play progresses, that drying out process simply continues,
until the dry area has increased and moved closer and closer to
the center of the lane.
In a normal three game league, you’ll notice that both foot and
target (mark) adjustments (toward the inside) become necessary,
usually starting in the early part of game two. So by the end of
league play, your adjustments will have gone several boards.
In tournaments, however, where 8 or more games are often
played, the lane breakdown area grows and moves so far toward
the center, that any hope of good scoring often involves standing
deep inside…and…shooting toward a target somewhere between
the 15 and 20 boards (third and fourth arrows). Diagram 1 shows
a common line used by successful bowlers after such adjustments
have been made. See Illustration 1.
At this point it’s important to mention that additional changes
may become necessary. Such things as switching to longer running balls, increasing ball speed, weaker hand releases etc. can
make a big difference.
Left handed bowlers will obviously still have some oil on
their side of the lane, therefore demanding less adjustments. But
be careful you southpaws…I’ve seen teams of half or more left
handers leaving too many splits to even have a chance to win, by
adjusting too little and too late. So the more of you on the lane,
the more adjusting will be necessary.
2. The Flooded Lane Breakdown
As mentioned above, those gutter to gutter oil patterns,
such as certain Sport, USBC Nationals and some PBA patterns,
are more difficult to score on overall. Beyond that, however,
you cannot count on such lanes to break down as gradually and
consistently as they do in a house shot. Worse yet, depending on
which part of the lane sees the most ball traffic, you may not even
be certain that the lanes will break down from the outside toward
the center.
Put together, all those variations make it even tougher than
many bowlers realize.
I’m assuming that you wouldn’t be reading this unless you’re
interested in improving to the point where no lane condition can
fool you. So I’m also assuming that beyond improving your overall
execution and shot techniques, you realize that whichever lane
condition you face when you first start to bowl, it will also break
down differently depending on which of the 7 oil patterns was laid
down in the first place that day.
Why do I bring this up? Because adjusting, sometimes just
your feet, sometimes both feet and target (mark) is the first way
to keep up with gradually drying lanes. It is important to keep in
mind that once the lanes begin to break down, they will never
stop breaking down! This means that with every strike shot you
throw…in every frame…the condition will have changed. Maybe
not much, but usually enough to cause high hits, resulting in either
pocket splits or those dreaded “through the nose”, unmakeable
splits…unless you adjust.
So…it is absolutely critical that you plan every next frame
ahead of time, then pay close attention to what your ball is doing
as a result of that plan. It’s the only way to be sure what to do
with that next shot.
Now…if this process seems to require too much concentration,
relax. Remember that this is fun! You’ll get a lot of satisfaction
from seeing your adjustments work out. Keep in mind that every
shot you ever throw is an experiment anyway; if it was a bad shot,
Illustration 1
Illustration 2
think of it as an experiment to improve. If it was a good shot, it’s
an experiment to see if your next one can be as good.
Because, as stated above, the lanes break down differently in
the “heavy oil” patterns we’re talking about, your next step is to
choose from the possible lines (some shown in illustration 2).
See Illustration 2.
Notice that in this situation there is still a bit of oil on the outside
lane areas, with the middle portion dried out. So here, the right
handers’ line is more a matter of choice, somewhat as shown:
Strategy A - The Deep Inside “Swing” Shot. Stand left and
select a target (mark) somewhere at or inside the 3rd arrow. This
allows the shot angle to be great enough to allow room for the
hook without the ball going too high at the pocket. Then fine tune
your adjustments as needed for the flush pocket hit.
Strategy B - The Inside “Rocket to the pocket” shot. Still
standing inside, but not quite as deep as in A, increase your ball
speed to cut down some on gross hook. This shot should assist
with accuracy, as well as helping avoid too many split possibilities.
Here it becomes important to avoid muscling the shot. Instead,
gain desired ball speed by utilizing an “over the bar” pushaway,
to allow a free armswing to do the job.
Strategy C – The Outside “Down and In” shot. This shot (which
many right handed bowlers fear due to that outside oil) utilizes a
3, 4 or 5 board shot. This keeps the ball from hooking until it gets
farther down lane into the break point area, thus helping avoid
coming into the pocket behind the head pin. This shot requires
fearlessness and accuracy, but is worth it once developed.
A Note to left handers
In this type of oil pattern, your side will usually dry out less,
so your shot won’t change as much as the right side. However,
pay close attention to the left-center of the lane. If that area begins to make your ball over-hook, avoid the strategy of adjusting
right to try a more inside shot. That’s because as your ball travels
outward down lane, all that outside oil won’t let the ball come
back to the pocket.
In such a case, therefore, your best bet is to actually move
your entire line outward rather than inward, thus creating more of
a “down and in” shot, with which you’re usually more comfortable anyway.
A Possible Danger To High Revvers
You must watch out for dry heads developing in this type of
condition. So your critical strategy is to be sure to match your ball
speed to your revs. High revving balls are not…repeat, not…the
answer to everything. Any over-revving ball will “run away” from
you and never recover.
Any attempt to put lift on the ball is also doomed to failure.
Why? Because when that lofted, high revving missile bangs down
onto the lane surface, its side rotation will usually make it jump
just enough sideways to destroy the accuracy of your shot and any
hope of good scoring.
LAS VEGAS—The 2008 Mini-Eliminator Summer Classic at
Texas Station in Las Vegas will be held June 30 through July 6.
For the first time in the Mini’s 18 year history “marathon entries”
will be available. Bowlers can now save over $600 by purchasing
one of two marathon entry packages.
The “Mini” Marathon entry package includes a Columbia 300
performance ball ($225 value) your original entry ($250 value)
and two re-entries ($320 value). Total value for the Mini Marathon
entry is $795 but your cost is only $495…a $300 savings!
The “Super” Marathon entry package includes TWO COLUMBIA 300 BALLS ($450 value), a high-end triple roller bag
($189.95), your original entry ($250 value), two re-entries ($320
value), and a Columbia 300 Shootout entry ($200 value.) Total
value: $1,410 but your cost is only $745… a savings of $665!
Making the super marathon package even more attractive is all
of your re-entries for the event, after you use up your original 3
marathon entries, are only $99.
The Marathon entries will NOT affect the amazing 1 in 8 cut
to the finals each squad (minimum $500). All marathon entries
count as a full entry when determining each squad’s cut score. At
the TAT their marathon entries count only as a partial entry thus
making their cuts to the finals as high as 1 in 20+ bowlers! Getting
a good deal shouldn’t hurt bowlers!
Marathon entries can be purchased at any time including onsite at Texas Station but are not refundable once you bowl a squad
or pick up your new equipment. Marathon entry packages cannot
be combined with any other special promotions or coupons the
Mini-Eliminator is offering. Only one marathon entry package per
person is permitted. The balls offered in the marathon packages
replace the Shootout and 4th entry ball bonuses.
The Mini-Eliminator Summer Classic is a three game scratch
qualifying tournament with a “beat-half-the-field” in your division finals. All prizes are guaranteed including $20,000-1st. The
tournament will feature 4 main divisions; 35 and under (amateur
only), 36 to 49 (amateur only), 50+ (non-title holders) and a 205
and under division (amateur only.) There are also special qualifying
rules for Women and Super Seniors (60+). The event guarantees 1
in 8 bowlers in each division will advance to the finals (minimum
$500) EVERY SQAUD!
Sponsors of the Mini-Eliminator Summer Classic include;
Columbia 300, Texas Station, USBC Sport Bowling, ContourPower Grips, Knockout Ball Cleaner, GripLoc, Etonic shoes,
Virtualtournaments.com, Bowlingball.com, and Kegel.
Bowlers looking for more information on The Mini-Eliminator
Summer Classic can visit www.minieliminator.com or call the
tournament hotline at 1.877.900.MINI. Bowlers recruiting 2 new
bowlers by June 16th will receive a free Shootout entry. Bowlers
recruiting 4 new bowlers by June 16th will receive a free MiniEliminator and Shootout entry ($450 value!).
IMPORTANT DATE CHANGE FOR SENIOR
THANKSGIVING CLASSICS
LAS VEGAS—If you attended High Roller’s Senior April
Classics recently, you might have been asked for your opinion
about the date change for the upcoming Thanksgiving Classics.
Many who weren’t there have also sent us their feelings about
moving the 15 year old event to the 1st week of December. And
although there were players who favored the date change, a huge
majority were against it, basically citing the same reasons.
Sam’s Town agrees! So after meeting with management this
past week, we are happy to report that we will stage the 2008
November Senior Classics on the same days that we have since
1993! So with Thanksgiving on November 27, mark your calendar
for Sunday to Sunday, November 23 to 30!
We apologize for making this change as some might have
already made plans but we know that this is better for the greater
majority of players who would like to attend. And with the event
7 months away, we hope it is not an inconvenience for anyone.
More news - we will also be back on our normal Easter dates
in 2009, Sunday to Easter Sunday, April 5 - 12. Since the USBC
will be in Las Vegas next year, we are looking forward to a huge
turnout!
Host Sam’s Town Hotel, Gambling Hall & Bowling Center offers the best rates in town! Call them toll free 1-877-593-5993.
Roto Grip High Performance Bowling Equipment is the presenting sponsor of the entire Senior Classic series! See their line
at www.rotogrip.com.
And look for info about a new handicap Team/Singles/Doubles
event for military Vets and their guests coming this August!
For brochures and more information about High Roller events,
visit us at www.high-roller.com or call us toll free at 1-800-2576179. High Roller has paid over $80 MILLION to bowlers since
1982!
May 8, 2008
BOWLING NEWS
Troy Sucatre Wins First ABT
Championship at Cal Bowl
LAKEWOOD—Troy Sucatre won his first Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Cal
Bowl on Saturday, May 3, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Troy
bowled in our 6PM squad and shot games of 288, 243, 276 and 208 with handicap for a series total
of 1015 and the $820 1st place prize plus $800 from the Progressive Pot. Ed Abarca of Imperial
Beach came in second shooting a 1012 handicap series for $410. Randi Diato from Escondido came
in third shooting a 1009 handicap series and received $205.
Our newest champion, Troy Sucatre has been bowling for about 35 years. Troy has been the ABT
League secretary for many years. Troy sports a high game of 279 and 690 series. Troy was using
a Storm Fired-Up drilled by Patsy at the Pro Shop inside Tustin Lanes. Troy wanted to thank Arnie
Schroeder and Stan Takeuchi for helping him with his game. He also wanted to thank Arnie Schroeder
and Paul Varela for their encouragement and support during the tournament. Troy wanted to thank
ABT for the free entry from the ABT League 50/50 draw. This was Troy’s first ABT championship
and he wanted to dedicate it to his wife, Nora, who passed away in December, but continues to be
his inspiration. Troy also stated that he can now join his daughter when tournament champions are
announced at tournaments. Troy also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for hosting the tournament and
ABT Orange County staff and directors for running an outstanding tournament.
We held our monthly SBT this weekend. There were 17 entries, with Greg Jackson shooting a
fine 963 series and will receive a check for $500. Ed Abarca came in second shooting a 920 series
and will receive $200 and Jim Hall came in third shooting a 911 series and will receive $150.
Ed Abarca was the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 1012 handicap series, receiving a check for $75. Adam Drozdz came in second with a 918 series and will receive $30. Dodie
Sajonas came in third with a 910 series and will receive a check for $25.
The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #2 was the
game drawn. The first chance score of 104 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second chance
score (possibly good for $150) was 143. The third chance score (possibly good for $75) was 298.
There were no winners. The Mystery Pot is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and
only costs $5.
The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Cal Bowl for
hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be May 10, 2008 at AMF Carter Lanes.
The address for Carter Lanes is 1501 S. Lemon in the city of Fullerton. Their phone number is
714.526.7725. This will be a 4-game beat the board tournament with squads at 12N, 2 and 4PM.
All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tournament.
We will offer $100 sidepots on each squad with just 20 entrants, as well as optional brackets for each
squad. The entry fee for this tournament is $55. First place will be $1000 with 100 entries. First
place with full Progressive will offer an estimated 1st place prize of $1800 with 100 entries.
Our Memorial Day tournament will be at Fountain Bowl on May 24-26, 2008. There will be one
squad on Friday, May 24 at 9PM with side pots guaranteed at $150 per game and one in four entries
will advance to the semi-finals on Monday. Saturday squads will be at 1, 3, 5 and 7PM with one
in every 5 entries advancing to the semi-finals. Sunday squads are at 11am, 1, 3 and 8:30PM. We
will have guaranteed $150 sidepots on the 8:30PM squad. There will be one special entry squad on
Monday at 11AM. We hope to see you at Carter Bowl, May 10th!!
ABT ( L-R) Ed Abarca (2d place), Troy Sucatre (champion) and
ABT Director Ernie Rahm.
ABT Scratch Tournament (L-R) ABT Director Rick Stadnick
and winner, Greg Jackson.
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Canoga
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BOWL
WINNETKA — Winter leagues are still ending here at
Canoga Park Bowl and we want to congratulate all the
winning teams.
Phil-Am: League champs, Team #2, Mike King, Socorro
King and Bert Araneta. Scores from 4-27-08: Raul Ventenilla
257/651, Bert Araneta 239/239/640, Socorro King 547, Helen
Ventenilla 216/524, Mike King 201.
First Lutheran Church: Team #6, Shake & Bake, league
champs, Wendy Maceri, Maggie Maceri, Zach Granat,
Michael Maceri and Ricky Godin. Scores from 4-28-08:
Rick Godin 234/651, Bob Pfleger 246/622, Wayne Coffman
213/610, Carol Enochs 200/478, Jerome Hampton 234,
Wayne Coffman 213.
Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games: League
champions, Team #6, Whatever, Cindy Tumacay and Jun
Tumacay. SENIOR—Len Haydock 212/790. ADULT—Jun
Tumacay 261/914, Bruce Zietz 210/814, Kim Tannous
744, Marsha Williams 203/734, Jonathan Borillo 222, Mark
Berkowitz 214, James Smith Jr. 208. YOUTH—Samantha
Meyers 226/762.
Adult Junior Doubles: Chip Minot 203/572, Bob Czubiak
224. YOUTH—Dustin Chavkin 226/585, A.J. Minot 235/564,
Jennifer Pyka 204/551, Eric Czubiak 160/444.
Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 212/553, Lil Baker 204/548.
Dodger Bowling Club: Chris Vandagriff 216/631, Kevin
Baum 228/623, Dusti Dahlson 116/303.
The Classics: Sweeper scores—Tim Stake 264/696,
Louis Enriquez 243/634, Michael Witt 226/627, Tina Enriquez 234/663, Pam Findl 247/637, Terri Justin 212/606,
Scott Loudon 211, Michael Lavelle 205, Pam Blake 211,
Leah Hoffman 211.
Vegas For Fun: Joel Seguin 255/653, Jun Tumacay
237/612, Gayle Spengeman 453, Toni Ramos 182, Robert
Spengeman 235, Bill Ramos 212, Ivan Lewis 202.
Monday Nite Live: Dave Cook 279/726, Michael Ricca
238/640, John DiPietro 224/626, Lucy Tralla 542, Candida
Casuga 203/533, Candy Adams 524, Carol Casuga 508,
Dan Phearson 223, Bob Heyd 220.
River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 290/706, Dan Kline
265/693, Donald Gossett 278/678, Dan Dixon 675, Scott
Crawford 257/669, Marsha Williams 200/551, Robbie
Weinsziehr 213/508, Louis Solivan 297, Bill Williams 257,
Monise Kelly 200.
Scratch Daytime Travel: Connie Wannomae 245/630,
Petra Kaun 220/601, Carol Casuga 204/557, Jonna Barr
551, Karen McDonald 202/540, Georgia Garey 214/534,
Flo Bruno 217/520, Cindy Dominguez 514.
Comedians: Daniel Stipkovich 277/729, Rich Colella
278/729, Ruben Sarkissian 256/695, Mark May 680, Lawrence Lansing 254/656, Ellen Eckard 234/555, Peggy De
Grasse 555, Patti McVicker 218/546, Mary Becker 533,
Jessica Huling 529, Justin Archer 268.
Copper Bucket: Josh Raymer 269/658, John Porras
250/654, Paul Anderson 246/628, Randy Barden 623, Becky
Ruiz 203/541, Alec Hunter 235, Steve Borosich 227.
500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 279/699, Petra Kaun 265/672,
Robyn Willis 245/610, Candy Adams 577 Perri L. Toledo
548, Babe Krulisky 222, Arlene Bonino 222
Friday Vegas: Tiffany Morita 257/692, John Miller
257/569, Annette Gutierrez 518.
To all the Bowling Moms here at Canoga Park Bowl, we
wish all of you a very Happy Mother’s Day!
Canoga Park Jrs.
May 8, 2008
WINNETKA — The scores are in for this week’s Canoga Park Bowl’s
Juniors Report.
Junior PBA Experience: Noel Sosa 187/536, Drew Stern 172/497, Jennifer
Pyka 173/466, Brandon Bradley 151/386.
Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks 87/172, Jezzabel Chavez 80/152, Analynne Wallace 78/147.
Junior Royals: Kevin Gross 233/572, David Sheeran 219/566, Jose Gallardo 238/565, A.J. Minot 177/455, Nick Minot 169/440, Julia Frias118/325,
Alina Medina 127/322, Bertha Rose 87/244.
Take the time to remember Mother, on Sunday, Mother’s Day. See ya.
when you have time to spare
by Nice and Sweet
STUDIO CITY — We are closing up shop for the Winter ‘07-08
season and we are encouraging everyone to acknowledge it by
showing up for their league photos. As league bowlers it is nice to
remember how and with whom you spent the past 30 weeks bowling with. Our very own “Robert Capa” (llo it up); John Boyle, is the
in house professional snapping all the shots. Reclaim your favorite
sport with a terrific snapshot.
PINZ ADULTS
You are all picture perfect in our eyes. Usually the strikes are not
instamatic but encapsulating shots. Yet, no pushups are required
to look good for these pictures. Yet, all you need is a smile and
your team to present to everyone what bowling is all about. Take a
screencap at these photogenic scores:
Twilighters: Ron Koblin 244/670, Dan Coffelt 237/628, Scott
Brutz 246/626, Robert Adelman 626, Dane Price 625, Carol Gerard
235/563, Lorill Clement 200/537, Marley Sims 508, Al Weinstein
244, John Pagones 243.
Kings and Queens: Dana Lytle 236/637, Brett Himmel 235/620,
Tony Ferrari 215/607, Josh Scherr 225, Del Vargas 216, Stan
Diamond 215.
Funseekers: Damond Taylor 266/733, Jeff Dowling 279/709, Jeff
Pifko 267/709, Charity Wiley 200/505, Lisa Frobisher 211.
S.C.B.L.: Tom Wigmore 259/710, Jim Foltyn 245/696, Mike
Malone 248/696, Neil Inman 629, Dave Yamamoto 627, Brian Patterson 248, Bob Thomas 237.
44 Blue: John Raya 183/466.
PINZ JUNIORS
You have a week off to study and finish your school year strong;
so do it! The summer league is starting soon with much integrity;
so be on top of your game. Thanks for a great season and we
can’t wait to snap a shot of you when you get back. Here’s the final
winter scores:
Adult Junior Doubles: ADULT—Josh Fisher 189, Brad Spector
481, Tina Hackett 181, Karie Fisher 489. YOUTH—Nikolai Berk 226,
Andre Stokja Jr. 600, Jamie Spector 192/523.
Senior Scratch: Brittlan Halpern 300/1027, Nikolai Berk 265/963,
Max Korn 278/931, Ethan Bensinger 240/921, Treven Goldsmith
277/915, Natalie Kato 266/946.
Senior Galaxies: Joanna Walker 493, Billy Lander 178/423, Mario
Vargas 145/395, Jonathan Berk 146/365, Noah Lander 125/350.
Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 149/405, JJ Lim 92/236, Nicholas
Martinez 84/206.
Pee Wees: Samatha Vargas 135/240, Kayla Arriaga 95/182,
Andrew Parker 86/170.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
We have all seen your league portraits and they are fantastic.
It sure beats sitting in a photo booth waiting for a goofy picture, or
does it? John will take a candid shot of you also, but only if you
ask him nicely. Enjoy your picture perfect scores:
Happy Timers: Bob Garrick 214/586, Gary Olsen 568, Cynthia
Burkenheim 165/456, Ruth Swick 158/441, Ken Burkenheim 202.
Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 190/520, Charlene Gaffney
183/488, Elayne Klein 185/468, Victoria Rastocky 198/459, Bernie
Filosa 451, Christine Stark 183.
Coffee & Donuts: Hildegard Miller 487, Pauline Lipin 191.
Pin Pals: Karen Collier 211/552, Judy Kautz 157/449, JC Moore
402, Diana Bassi 144/384, Barbara Weissman 130/375.
Joslyn Seniors: Bob Garrick 214/606, Sol Stein 208/563, Teri
Bonato 171/475, Kathy George 161/438.
Senior Social: Charlene Gaffney 185/531,Gary Olsen 189/517,
Joel Margolis 165/470, Christine Stark 173/451, Gas Sunampong
157/4518.
Bowler of the Week: How fitting is it that our Bowler of the Week
is John Raya who bowls with 44 Blue. On their last night he shattered his earlier high game by bowling a huge 203. Great bowling
and we hope to see all of you soon.
Sweetness Quote of the Week: “You don’t take a photograph.
You ask, quietly, to borrow it”. - Unknown. Remember to ask on
site “Ansel Boyle” to do so.
continued from page 1
age of 60 to bowl this certified
“300” game; and expressed his
love for his significant other,
Geri Curtis for her support and
inspiration. He said he owes so
much gratitude to Rusty Bryant, owner of “The Pro Zone”
located insideMission Hills
Bowl, for drilling his Morich
Awesome Hook and to Carl
Kurtz for all his help and advise
in his equipment changes..
These guys are great”! Bob
says he never has forgotten
how appreciative he is to
Andy Marzich who taught him
the fundamentals so-o-o many
years ago at Pro 300 Bowl in
San Pedro. “Thanks Andy,
your lessons stuck and were applied.” Bob also said, “I would
be remiss if I didn’t thank Ron
Peter, Manager of AMF BowlO-Drome for laying out the
shot. Bob’s final remarks was
to say that “This “300” game is
dedicated to the memory of my
good friend, Todd Johnson who
passed away earlier this year,
for he was with me in spirit on
March 13th”.
Bob chose to receive from
USBC the Gold “300” Watch,
the presentation of which
was made during the league’s
Sweeps Day Pot Luck Luncheon.
CONGRATULATIONS
BOB, YOU EARNED IT!
Inspiration
At It’s Best!
by Rob Hartley - Coach
NORWALK—Maria Luisa
Cuellar, is 40 years old and was
born with some challenges. She
is on our special needs bowling
league at Keystone Lanes. During her life she has been around
a family of bowlers and especially her Grandfather, Danny
Canas. Her Grandfather is still
one of our senior bowlers and
enjoys the sport as much as he
did when he was young.
So Maria, wasn’t very happy when at least eight out of
ten balls she threw ending up in
the channel. The result was discouragement and it didn’t take
long before she was thinking
about quitting. So her parents
decided to get some lessons for
Maria and what a difference it
has made.
The last couple of weeks
have proven this by her scores
of 60’s, 70’s and even a couple
of 90’s! In addition Maria has
converted a few splits and even
had a turkey! Maria is an example of what a person can do
even when they may have a few
challenges. Maria has definitely
risen to the challenge!
Canoga Park Srs.
WINNETKA — Happy Moth-
er’s Day to the Mom’s here at
Canoga Park Bowl.
49’Ers Senior Trio: Congratulations to the league champs,
Team 3, “3 Odd Balls”, Rick
Greenzweight, Nancy Cottrell and Al Green. 4-28-08:
Dave Yahn 226/664, Richard
Greenzweight 226/653, Dale
Rubin 224/636, Bill McKinley 597, Arnold Snyder 572,
Nancy Cottrell 164/457, Mazie
Little 135/382, Lucy McCoy
115/337, Donald Macek 215,
Bill Robb 213.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Here are
our sweeper scores: Edwin
Cornish 234/696, Mel Neiditch
247/679, Dave Yahn 236/671,
Al Reiswig 236/670, Larry
George 648, Carolyn Scherzberg 199/564, Lucy Tralla
182/535, Doris Simmons 477,
Lil Baker 476, Freda Leibson 471, Scotty Alavazo 236,
Annie Block 179, Charlotte
Marco 170, Bernice Nixon 170.
Be sure and sign up for our
Summer League as the meeting will be on May 8th at noon,
bowling starts on May 15th at
noon. See you there.
Maria Luisa Cuellar
We need to take a look at
our Special Need Athletes and
thank them for their enthusiasm, love of the sport and attitudes of never giving up. The
next time you have a tough day
bowling think about how great
it is to have those around who
inspire and motivate to love this
sport of bowling!
Every Wednesday, Maria
walks in with a smile and delightful stride to practice along
with her coach! Her parents sit
patiently and smile just to see
what a difference Maria has
made in her score, her ability
to learn basic spot bowling, and
to learn to concept that winners
never quit!
Maria truly is one of those
bowlers that inspire all to do
our best, but knowing that
even with a challenge or two,
we can all become winners in
bowling!
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MISSION HILLS BOWL
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GET IN ON THE BEST SCRATCH
LEAGUE IN THE VALLEY!
MISSION MAJORS
$1800
CHAMPIONSHIP ROLL OFF
“Two Rounds” $1200 for Champs*
$600 for 2nd Plus Point Money
“Golden 4-Somes” - Tuesdays at 12:30
Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting May 27th
“Sr. Rebels” - Wednesdays at 12:30
Trios - Starting May 14th
“Friday Seniors” - Fridays at 12:30
Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting May 16th
Call Mario at 361-1221
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835 Max
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Only $30 per week
AN EARLY SCRATCH LEAGUE
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MIXED CLASSIC
Mondays at 6:00 pm
**TEAM MAX ONLY 915**
MIXED 5 - SCRATCH
STARTING JUNE 16th
Every team needs a “lower” bowler
Every team needs a “higher” bowler
Team Point Money $40 per point!
(based on 14 Teams)
HI SERIES $100
Thursday at 9pm
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Starting May 29th
TEAM HI SERIES $200
Any 4 Bowlers
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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SUNDAY SPECIAL
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All Games only $1.50 each
DAYTIME
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2008 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE
DAY/TIME
LEAGUE NAME
LEAGUE TYPE
#
TEAM
MEETING
START
MAX
DATE/TIME
DATE
MONDAYS
________
6:00 PM
Mixed Classic
Mixed Scratch
5’s** 915
6/16
5.30 PM
June 16
6:00 PM
Guys & Dolls
Mixed Handicap
5’s 840
6/02
5:30 PM
June 02
TUESDAYS
9:15 AM
Early Birds
Ladies
4’s 625
5/27
9:00 AM
May 27
9:15 AM
Tues. Scratch Trios
Mixed Scratch
3’s* 520
5/27
9:00 AM
May 27
12:30 PM
Golden 4 Somes
Seniors
4’s 650
5/27
12 Noon
May 27
6:30 PM
Adult/Junior Ball/Bag Any Handicap
2’s*** OPEN 5/20
6:15 PM
May 20
***Teams must have 1 adult and 1 junior***
6:00 PM
Prime Time Classic
Mixed Handicap
5’s* OPEN 6/03
5:30 PM
June 03
9:00 PM
Padres
Mixed Handicap
4’s* 775
5/27
8:30 PM
May 27
9:00 PM
Newcomers
Any Handicap
3’s OPEN 5/27
8:45 PM
May 27
WEDNESDAYS
___________________
9:30 AM
Coffee Breakers
Ladies
3’s 495
5/21
9:00 AM
May 21
12:30 AM
Senior Rebels
Seniors
3’s OPEN 5/14
12 Noon
May 14
6:00 PM
Pinbusters
Mixed Handicap
5’s 875
5/14
5:30 PM
May 14
6:00 PM
Missionaires
Mixed Handicap
5’s 865
4/30
5:30 PM
May 14
9:00 PM
N.B.A.C.
Mixed Handicap
4’s* 770
5/21
8:00 PM
May 21
THURSDAYS__________________________________________________________________________________
9:30 AM
Thursday Scratch
Ladies Scratch
3’s 520
5/29
9:00 AM
May 29
6:00 PM
Lads & Lassies
Mixed Handicap
5’s 860
5/22
5:30 PM
May 22
6:30 PM
LA Dodgers Club
Adult/Junior Hcp
2’s*** OPEN 6/05
6:00 PM
June 05
***Teams can be 2 adults, 2 juniors or mixed***
9:00 PM
Mission Majors
Mixed Scratch
4’s* 835
5/29
8:00 PM
May 29
FRIDAYS_____________________________________________________________________________________
9:15 AM
Friday Foxes
Ladies
3’s 470
5/16
9:00 AM
May 16
12:30 PM
Friday Seniors
Senior Handicap
4’s 650
5/16
12 Noon
May 16
6:00 PM
T.G.I.F. - Laughlin
Mixed Handicap
5’s* OPEN 5/23
5:30 PM
May 23
9:00 PM
S.F.V. Nisei
Mixed Handicap
4’s TBA
5/02
8:30PM
May 02
SUNDAYS
________
6:00 PM
Weekenders
Mixed Handicap
4’s 685
6/01
5:30 PM
June 01
(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**Scratch League - Each team must have at least 1 lady)
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May 8, 2008
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After Barnes stepped up in
the final frame and delivered
three strikes, Stolz had an opportunity to tie the match if
she could match with a threebagger of her own. But on her
first shot, she left the 2-5 spare
to finish second.
“I just wanted to step up and
throw a good shot,” Stolz said.
“Usually I’m great under pressure and I didn’t throw a bad
shot, it just didn’t quite make it
to the pocket. It felt really good
off my hand, but it just hung out
there a bit.”
On the way to the title
match, Stolz took out Australian Carol Gianotti, 217-179,
and then defeated second seed
Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga,
N.Y., 234-232, in the semifinal.
Gianotti defeated Joy Esterson
of Annapolis, Md., 237-222 in
the opening match.
Barnes took home $30,000
for first place in addition to
the Queens tiara, pendant and
crystal trophy. Stolz earned
$18,000 for second.
The USBC Queens, which
is presented by Eldorado, Silver Legacy and Circus Circus,
featured a field of 337 of the
top female bowlers in the world
competing for a total prize fund
of $200,000.
For more information on
the USBC Queens, including
standings, photos and stories,
visit bowl.com.
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National Deaf Bowling News
Deaf Team USA Tryouts at
Colorado Springs June 13-15
by Connie Marchione
COLORADO SPRINGS—Ed Abakumoff, the Bowling Ad
Hoc Chairman for United States Deaf Sports Federation issued a
flyer officially announcing the site and dates of bowling tryouts
for the Deaf Team USA. The site is Harmony Bowl in Colorado
Springs and dates are Friday, Saturday and Sunday June 13, 14 and
15, 2008. All games are to start at 9 AM for all day each day.
Abakumoff said there are several hotels and motels within 5
miles of Harmony Bowl and make your own reservations, You
must be deaf or have hearing impairment loss of at least 55dB
in both ears. (You will not use your hearing aids during this
tournament.) You must be U.S. citizen and have a current valid
passport or be able to get one fast (before March 2009) if you
make the team.
Entrants must be USBC member and men should have 185 or
better and women 170 or better. Entrants also must be a member
of USA Deaf Sports Federation (USADSF). USADSF membership
($5.00) forms can be downloaded from usdeafsports.org.
The Tryout purpose is to field the best 6 men and 6 women
for the Team USA to represent US in the 2009 Deaflympics held
in Taipei, Taiwan from September 5 to 15, 2009. The Tryout
format (40 games) is similar to the bowling events held in the
Deaflympics.
The Tryout entry fee is $80.00 (money-order or cashier check)
to be mailed to Ed Abakumoff, 19494 Mt. Wasatch Dr. Riverside,
CA 92508 with a copy of your current USBC card. The deadline is
June 1 to set up the schedule but walk-ins will be considered.
This flyer can be downloaded by entering 2009 Deaflympic tryout flyer.doc or email to [email protected] and ask for one.
ROBERT ELLISON ROLLS 878 SERIES AT PARKWAY BOWL
SAN DIEGO—News was passed to me that Deaf Team USA
member Robert Ellison tossed games of 289-300-289 for a tremendous 878 series at Parkway Bowl in San Diego.. He had a 7
in first game and 10 pin in 3rd game after 10 strikes. Two pins
stopped him from a perfect 900.
I will get more information to tell more about it when I come
back from the USBC Convention in Kansas City. There I will
take part in the Hall of Fame Ceremony and watch the Clash of
Champions being televised by CBS Sports. The bowling battle
will be shown on your CBS channel on Saturday and Sunday
May 10 and 11. May 10 at 5 PM Eastern Time and May 11 at 4
PM Eastern Time (check you TV guide for time zone. I will also
attend the delegate meetings and watch them vote on the new
rules proposals.
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BULL DOG COFFEE CLUB
(At Westminster Lanes)
April 27, 2008 — 16 Bowlers
FINAL RESULTS W/HDCP.
1. Jim Adkisson & Gary Wright
1933
2. Craig Warnitz & Mike Garcia
1867
SCRATCH SERIES
Craig Warnitz
875
HANDICAP SERIES
Gary Wright
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552
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526
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Game 1: Mike Garcia, scr.
245
Game 2: Gary Wright, w/hdcp.
247
Game 3: Gary Wright, scr.
268
Game 4: Butch Labossiere, w/hdcp.
281
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Butch Labossiere
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Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — We’re ready to report the high scores for
Linbrook Bowling Center’s weekly report.
Santa Gals and Guys: Tony Chaco 266-268-216/750,
Rodger Morris 237-215/642, Traver Clemmons 264-202/637,
Fiel Aranda 266/603, Ted Juse 219, Alice Snyder 223.
Swinging Trios: Pete Casares 222, Joe Zeuli 212-205,
Rey Ortiz 201, John Vojtko 201.
Lunch Bunch: Gus Glissman 247.
Anaheim Secondary Teachers: George Moreno 246/638,
Scott Percified 226-221/637, Digger Larkin 243, Dan Percified 230, Bill Swanson 225-203, Karen Weiland 226.
Ten Pins: Brett Galle 233-237/650, Tony Toliver 259219/645, Mike Huffiness 234/615, Dale Mitchell 224/604,
Lloyd Carter 235, Danielle Toliver 213-214/615.
No Knottcents: Ben Philalack 238-238/659, Chris
Vandyke 234-213/637, Michael Byrd 242, Rudy Cedeno
225, William Manning 210, Erika Gonzales 232, Kimberly
Allman 207.
R.C.R.C.: Don Tanner 202-231-221/654, Virgil Tally 231,
Paul Budnovich 215, Lou Cruz 214, J.H. Lowery 211, Tom
Alderson 210.
Jacks and Jills: Mike Blodgett 226-235/629, Voltaire
Cuello 252, James Blythe 225, Don Gut-omen 222, Rudy
Tomaneng 204-218, Susan deGraaff 243/612.
Angels/Dodgers: Bill Powell 266-275/727, Lee Hayward
279-219-206/704, David Haskell 260/686, Randy Seifman
266-236/676, Wesley Shoemaker 217-229-206/652, Dolly
Nielsen 218-201/609, Cortnei Gardner 234-212/607, Sarah
Greenwood 256, Pam Gardner 215, Kim Gardner 205.
Bowl Sa Mo: Glen Kim 227/605, Sang Kim 232/604,
Duke Lee 243, Steve Hong 230, Andy Kim 213, Michelle
Kim 200.
Golden Nuggets: Don Turner 201, Larry Grummett
200.
Party Timers: Isaac Guilden 241-267-247/755, E.J.
Rogers 257-202-258/717, Ted Evans 213-233-225/671,
Ed Ebuenga 211-258/658, Stan Evans 233-200-225/658,
Denise Bayne 230/618, Karyn Lorentzen 203-212/601, Vicki
Tkach 222, Nicole Evans 221, Morgan Meyer 202.
Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 234-225-244/703, Sandy
Viloria 225-233/649, Bob Mendoza 209-221-211/641, Joe
Yanez 246/629, Ken Murata 227.
Nikkei: Sandy Viloria 212-226-215/653, Alan Kohara
267/636, Bob Okamura 207-221/611, Sus Yasuda 232, Ken
Queypo 210-212, Anne Lastimado 222, Lori Jamora 207.
525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 215-241-227/860,
Dora Miller 202-216-201/805, Diane Salinas 225-202, Cora
Bussey 210, Joy McGregor 203.
Santa Super Savers: Tony Chaco 224-236/625, Neal
Olsen 219, Nick Lam 204, Carl McAlister 203, Jo Stephens
201.
Thursday Cypress College: Trevor Linan 214-236/635,
Don Gutomen 222-221/603, Greg Baker 235, Bryan Osborne
225, Bill Swanson 216.
Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Anthony Stroma III
215-206/605,Tony Stroma Jr. 228, Florencio Batalon 220,
Carolyn Anderson 287, Faviola Meza 224, Julia Stroma
206,Cherly Soave 205.
Looney In Laughlin: AJ Archuleta 205, Faustino Rios
202.
7-11 Vegas: Chris Davey 248-236-234/718, Ricardo
Damian 246-258-204/708, Ken Cox 232-216-246/694, Tony
Hale 258-235/670, Ben Philalack 258-216/651, Lisa Soma
222-266/649, Eva Munson 208.
Korean Bowling League: Robert Cha 231, Eun Mee
Cha 219.
Friday Cypress College, 9:00 Squad: No scores. 11:00
Squad: Jayson Palacios 209-207/606, DJ Cabading 244,
Chris Charnock 220, Eric Williams 212, Anthony Salvador
211-201.
Grey Panthers: Jerry Dymora 223, Bob Baughman 208,
Stan Lucas 200.
BOWLING NEWS
T.G.I.F.: Ric Kauten 209-236-223/668, Casey Jones
257-210/656, Brian Blake 239-247/646, John Sanderson
252-202/627, Lee Galicia 247-201/626.
Vegas Party: Len Huber 229-268-207/704, BJ Everette
231-222-225/678, George Moreno 235-224-214/673, David
Boroff 200-222-248/670, Ed Evans 246-236/668, Valerie
Aguirre 213, Connie Wagner 211.
Saturday Vegas Special: Julio Molina 222, Joe Molina
204-216, Fiel Aranda 204, Lisa Molina 212, Karen Daniels
201.
Double Daters: Ben Philalack 224-232-235/691, Jeff
Dahl 223-202-224/649, Tim Hank 207-206-235/648, Duane
Robinson 223-246/639, Gary Olsund 234-212/638, Cathy
Lopez 221-204/616, Allyson Baligad 210.
4-4 Vegas: Ben Philalack 202-227-268/697, Dino Chavez
223-246-227/696, Michael Peterson 214-232/624, Jerry
Joines 235, David Peterson 225-202, Cheri Butschke 231.
Family and Friends: Daniel Burnquist 218-228/639,
Casey Otteson 234-224/601, Dave Meno 223, Bill Cole
213, Jess Castro 211, Pat McGinn 202, Terry Benavente
202. Nascar Race League: Tony Christensen 223-226233/682, Alan Bloom 244-205/648, Robert Bloom 247220/608, Hong Kha 235, John Sarti Jr. 200.
Senior No-Tap: (4-29-08) 39 entries @ $9=$351. 39
lineage @ $4.50=$175.50. 39 prize fund @ $4.50=$175.50.
37 3-6-9 @ $1=$37. Place Money—1st Mercy Pizarro 846
$33, 2nd Fred Ringor 807 $25, 3rd Tony Chaco 791 $19, 4th
Helen Petroswki 790 $14, 5th John Magill 789 $10, 6th Jim
Ellis 787 $6. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Jim Ellis 331
$9, 2nd Tony Chaco 297 $7, 3rd Bob Okamura 296 $5. 2nd
game, scr.: 1st Fred Ringor 300 $11, 2nd-3rd (tie): Helen
Petrowski and Cliff LaPointe 278 each and $7.75 each. 3rd
game, hdcp.: 1st Tony Chaco 288 $9, 2nd Elaine Dooley 286
$7, 3rd Bob Zentner 284 $5. 3-6-9 New Total: $37.
Del Rosa Srs.
SAN BERNARDINO — This is “tweener time” when we are
between the ending of the Winter Season and the start of Summer Leagues here at Del Rosa Lanes.
Young At Heart: Tom Smith 222-203/614, Dave Clemens 233,
Bob Corrigan 226, George Learned 215, Cari Burris 565, Velma
Bone 200.
Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. (tie) Barney Barnett 811 and Geri Higgins
811, 2. Sam Frisby 781, 3. David Hill 773, 4. Dee Gibson 766,
Booby, Jim McGinty 633.
Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jay Hudkins 816, 2. (tie) Roy Cowan 754
and Chuck Taylor 754, 3. Jackie Knight 734, 4. Larry Stormes
714, Booby, Frank Greaves 589.
Have a great week.
What About Bob?
by Roberta McNaught
ANAHEIM—Last week in the 590 Classic, Bob Gosnell didn’t
come to play the part of a psychiatrist (although some would say
he’s a little out of his mind) he came to bowl. With his first game a
279, he added a 264, 223, and 224 for an academy award winning
990 series. Thanks for holding me up partner.
We had the largest number of 900 clubbers in one week ever.
Those members were: John Conway 267/985, Ronny Thompson
269/967, Terry Brent (the singing cowboy) 279/930, Lloyd Thierry 266/930, Ron Douglass 278/928, E.J. Rogers 257/914, Eva
Munson 248/911, John Phillips 289/909, Juan Sandoval 235/903,
and Rob Roberts 247/901.
More Stars were: David Wright 278/880, Rose Williams
258/871, Kyle Osterman 247/865, Janet Anderson 258/864, Mike
Howard 255/859, Frank Bellinder 246/855, Tim Blough 245/851,
Gloria Ferrulli 224/849, Shig Shozi 233/840, Kantral Williams
237/826, Dora Miller 247/819, Dan Baker 236/819, Larry Green
259/813, Janine Ditch 239/811, John Velasquez 243, Carl Adinolfi
240, Jerry Knight 236, Stan Guzy 231, Willy Bordenave 228, Alan
Bloom 226, Nancy M. Smith 225, Rey Ortiz 225, Marie Barbush
223, Karen Bagnall 222, Gino Vassallo 218, Ron Mahler 216, Ed
Harris 213, Rod Cantrell 206, Ed Stoute 206, Johnny Munson 204,
Diane Salinas 203, and Shirley Anderson 200.
The Rocky Marsh Doubles now has a full 20 teams for the
Summer. We ALWAYS need subs. If interested in subbing, leave
your name and number with the desk at Linbrook.
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SAN BERNARDINO — It’s Mother’s Day this Sunday, so
to all the mothers here at Del Rosa Lanes, we say Happy
Mother’s Day.
Judson Baptist: Jon Vancil 242/611, Bob Corrigan
212/610, Lee Smith 481, Violet Preszler 191.
Beach Party: Darren Robinson 243-275/717, Cory Sala
210-233-244/687, Charles Garcia 225-213, Diane Kline 467,
Heidi Gregg 171.
Capri: Toni Futch 210/562, Terry Mahlstedt 213, Linda
Cunningham 207.
T.N.T.: Harry Horde 188/518, Joe Fletcher 518, Jan Ebey
200/470, Lory Durkiewicz 470.
Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 213-214/607, John Perkins
224, Likapeka Enriquez 200/532.
Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 216-224-245/685,
Jerry Forch 214-210-222/646, Corky De Maio 214-233/642,
Dale Conway 269/638, Joshua Ball 221-201/614, Georgia
Forch 242-201/600, Bridgett Young 221, Linda Cunningham
202, Susan Reeder 200.
S.B. County: Jim Forbes 256-213/648, Lonnie Futch
229-208/613, Robert Cravens Jr. 225-211/612, Bill Elliott
209-229/610, Robert Richards 241, David Rybak 236, Steve
Rollberg 234, Ron Barnett 234.
Adult/Jr. League: Bobby Campagnale 236-206-243/685,
Darren De Maio 226/616, Joe Dube 217-224/612, Stacy
Brooks 390, AnaWuitierrez 156, Terrene Robinson 441,
Ronnie Smith Jr. 188.
Weekend Rollers: Nacho Hernandez 225-248-211/684,
Mike Nakunz 216-215-233/664, Charles Rabico 210261/662, Mike Contreras 247-230/658, Jack Hamner
216-212-202/630, John Baker 201-247/629, Mike Mellas
202-228/606, Tim Farris 230, Pacita Baker 221/564, Betty
Allgower 225, Jackie Farris 204, Christina Hernandez 204,
Toni Futch 204.
Our column is short this week with sweepers and end of
the winter leagues and the start of the new season. Everyone take care and rest up for the start of the new Summer
Leagues.
Del Rosa Jrs.
SAN BERNARDINO — Our report may be short this week but the scores
are very important to the junior bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes. Let’s see
who they are.
Bantam Buddies: Kyle Phillips 120/359, Taylor Rash 101/276.
Pincrackers: Danyl Quinbar 181/470, Sarah Tarpening 144/361.
Strike Force: Dylan Newton 202/589, Jon Huckabee 234, Brent Smith 209,
Shelby Scheffler 191/499.
Remember Mom on Mother’s Day.
McLeod Smashes 289 For 711
In Linbrook Juniors
by Stacy
ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart
snapped great games of 222-219-253 for a terrific 694 series.
Abbott Hatch hammered 237, Matt Nickeson nailed 235 and Jeff
Hunt hit 202/579.
In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Matt Nickeson and E.J.
Rogers ralled to four wins. Andrew Stewart and Stacy Rider came
away with three wins making the two teams tied for first place going into the final positiion round next week. Matt Nickeson bowled
very consistent games all above the 200 mark with 203-226-204
for a nice 633 series. E.J. Rogers rammed 190-269-235 for a great
694. Aaron Wilson started off slow but bowled an awesome 246
in game two for a 609 series. Stacy Rider rolled 222-223-247 for
a 692 series. Kyle Osterman has been bowlng some great games
with 220-213-221 for 654. Alexis Adinolfi bowled a clean game with
lots of strikes for a 232 game, Jeff Hunt hit 202 and Mark McLeod
mixed 201.
In the Bumper Busters, Jennifer Lewis led the crew with 118-97.
Taylor Pac paid off with 112-90, Yasmine Kadri rolled 81-87-93,
Kellen Hicks hit 85 and Khamron Gardner carried 64-55.
Although there were lots of great scores in the Saturday Linbrook
Juniors, the highlight of the day would have to be Mark McLeod rolling 10 straight strikes before being stopped by a stubborn, wiggling
7 pin for a great 289 game. Mark had three great games of 223-289199 for a sizzling 711 series. For the girls, Valerie Matsumoto mixed
the pins for 183-222-206 adding up to a 611 series. Close to 600
was Jeremiah Tan tallying 210-198-189 for 597. J.D. Greenhalgh
gobbled 230, Aaron Wilson wheeled 223, Jay Tayag topped 211,
Josh Cruz cruised to 205 and Nicole Curtis clipped 204. Bowling
their personal best was Kristopher McLellan with 128, Ventresca
Randall with 128 and Cheyanne Jordan with 123.
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