“Player of the Year” Award

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Bowling News
April 8, 2010
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BOWLING NEWS
California
Thursday, April 8, 2010
P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288
Convention-Center Setting Weber Re-Writes PBA History with Marathon Open Victory
Wows Bowlers at USBC
Allowing Williams To Win “Player of the Year” Award
Women’s Championships
EL PASO, Texas—With
the first week of the 2010
United States Bowling Congress Women’s Championships coming to a close, more
and more bowlers are appreciating the conversion of the El
Paso Convention and Performing Arts Center into a one-ofa-kind bowling facility.
The 2010 event marks the
first time in the tournament’s
91-year history that the USBC
Women’s Championships has
been held in a conventioncenter setting. Since 1997, the
tournament has been held at
the National Bowling Stadium
in Reno, Nev., every third year,
but all other events were held
in traditional bowling centers.
From the world’s largest
mobile scoreboard to a unique
vendor area, many of the
bowlers find the new additions
to the tournament to be step in
the right direction and look forward to seeing a similar set-up
in Syracuse, N.Y., for the 2011
Women’s Championships.
Carol Goebel of Fond du
Lac, Wis., found the convention-center setting and the city
of El Paso to be very welcoming. This was her 17th trip to
the Women’s Championships.
“I love it,” said Goebel,
who bowls at Karl Ray Lanes.
“This place is immaculate. It’s
great that they’re really catering to the women. It’s just
been an awesome experience.
Every person in El Paso has
been wonderful and friendly.”
Jessica Urias of South Lake
Tahoe, Calif., made her sixth
Women’s Championships appearance this year and enjoyed
the new look and feel.
“There’s no comparison,”
said Urias, who bowls regularly at Tahoe Bowl. “Some of
the past tournaments seemed
like a regular house tournament and not a national event.
The scoreboards are great, and
the stadium-like bleachers really let people take in the action.”
Urias also enjoyed the challenge on the tournament lanes
and likes that bowlers have to
make their best shots to score
well.
“Once the shot changed, it
was a challenge to me to find
the right line,” Urias said. “But
that’s my job as a bowler- to
find the right look.”
Tracy Forst of West Jordan, Utah, believes a lot of
the bowlers will be surprised
when they walk into the El
Paso Convention and Performing Arts Center this year.
“I think a lot of them will
see it and think that it’s pretty
cool,” said Forst, who made
her 20th tournament appearance. “A lot of them have
probably never seen one of the
builds at the Open (Championships), so it will be a surprise.
This is one of the reasons I really wanted to bowl this year.”
Forst also saw the advantages of the event being held
continued on page 7
BALTIMORE—Hall
of
Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann,
Mo., re-wrote the Professional
Bowlers Association history
book Sunday when he defeated
top qualifier Mike Scroggins
of Amarillo, Texas, 268-224,
to win the Lumber Liquidators
Marathon Open at AMF Country Club Lanes.
With his 35th career victory, breaking his tie for third
place on the all-time PBA Tour
titles list with Mark Roth, Weber denied Scroggins’ bid to
become 2009-10 PBA Player
of the Year, and handed that
crown to his long-time rival,
Walter Ray Williams Jr. of
Ocala, Fla.
Williams therefore becomes the first to win the PBA
Player of the Year title seven
times, breaking a tie with the
late Earl Anthony. Williams,
with 47 career titles, and Anthony, with 43, are now the
only two with more PBA titles
than Weber.
“I feel like I just won my
first title,” the teary-eyed Weber said. “I don’t know what to
say. It’s been three years since
I won. I thought I was never
going to win again.”
Weber led the title match
throughout, starting with five
strikes before converting a
single-pin spare. He then
threw another four strikes
to end Scroggins’ hopes for
a third 2009-10 title and his
first Player of the Year award.
Scroggins entered the finals in
“900” Global is a big hit in ABTA/Brunswick West Covina Event. Brunswick West Covina Lanes was host of
the ABTA Easter Event with “900” Global presenting the “Dare To Compare” Ball presentations and demonstrations there. From the left, Dave Smart, Director of Sales for “900” Global, and “900” Global Staffers/
local standouts/ professional Bowlers Brandon Mc Ginness and Missy Bellinder were on hand to assist and
instruct the bowlers who participated in the ball comparison presentation for the ABTA Members.
6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place
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“House Shot”
Oil Pattern Used
by Bill Vint
a three-way title in the Player
of the Year competition, but
he needed to win the title because he trailed Williams in
the overall competition points
tie-breaker.
“So Walter Ray owns me
another one,” Weber said,
referring to the payback he
wants because of Williams’
dominance over Weber on television. “But I said yesterday, if
Mike was going to win Player
of the Year, he was going to
have to earn it and I’m sure the
other guys on the show felt the
same way.
“Mike, I’m sorry I shot 268
at you…not,” Weber grinned.
On breaking his titles tie
with Roth, Weber said, “I never thought I’d get to 34 titles,
let alone pass Mark Roth. He
was my idol growing up. I feel
continued on page 4
Was Pete Webers “Chop” for Stone or Scroggins?
Walter Wins Seventh PBA Player of the Year Honor
by Jerry Schneider
BALTIMORE — For the
second consecutive year, the
Professional Bowlers Association’s Chris Schenkel Player
of the Year race came down to
the final game and the eventual
winner had to watch from the
sidelines to await his fate.
When it was over, Walter
Ray Williams Jr. won a record
seventh Player of the Year
honor at the conclusion of the
season-ending Lumber Liquidators Marathon Open in Baltimore April 4, after going into
the event tied in the points race
with Bill O’Neill. Mike Scroggins was third, a longshot, but
still in the mix until he lost in
the title match to Pete Weber.
Williams thus became the
first to win the PBA Player
of the Year title seven times,
breaking a tie with the late
Earl Anthony. And at age 50,
Williams also became the oldest to win the crown breaking
the previous record of 45 held
by Anthony.
He also is thought to be
the oldest player in any major
sport to win his sport’s seasonlong points or “most valuable”
title.
“I could never have imagined winning Player of the
Year seven times and at my
age I didn’t think it was even
a possibility,” Williams said.
“But after I won the first tournament of the season I thought
if I could win one more, or a
continued on page 7
Player of the Year Walter Ray Williams Jr.
Bowling News
Honor Roll
Name Score
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dion morris sr
300
scott vasquez
300
jose gutierrez
300
dave wodka
825
roosevelt nunnery
300
dave steward
827/300
victor berge
300
janet pollock
726
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2-day event
Santa Clarita Lanes - Saugus, CA
Saturday & Sunday May 29th & 30th, 2010
NEW!! - SEPARATE WOMENS & SENIOR DIVISIONS
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(BASED ON 30 TEAMS)
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Entry Fee: PCB Members - $200; Non-members - $225
$10 Late fee for paying on-site.
Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash in each division
Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or
jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required).
Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 1 in 4 in each division will bowl round robin
match play on Sunday. Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings.
Sidepots & Brackets: Sidepots & brackets will be offered.
Entry Fee - $100 per team (3 Games)
All bowlers will be required to be available for Pro-Am event on Sat night
Proprietor will decide who bowls. $100.00 fine to bowler who does not show
Handicap - 90% of 220
Optional side pots (men & women)
Teams - Mix 5
(Must have one of opposite sex)
LIMITED TO FIRST 30 PAID ENTRIES
A. 2008-09 book average
B. Current 2009-2010 winter book average (21 games)
C. 2009 summer book average
D. 2007-08 book
E. No average = 175
F. House has right to re-rate any bowler
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This Weekend April 10-11
Friday
May 28th 2010 @ 7:00 pm
Teams - Mix 5
(Must have one of opposite sex)
32 Teams
First Come First Serve
3 Games - $125.00 per Team
Handicap - 90% of 230
(Side Pots Optional)
PREPAID ENTRIES ONLY
Entering Averages
1. Winter 2008-09 Book.
2. Winter 2009-2010 current 21 game min.
3. Summer 2009 - 21 Game / with League Sheet
4. No Book - 175
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LAS VEGAS—The WCST Ebonite Singles, will be bowling
their tournament at Silver Nugget Lanes, N. Las Vegas, NV, this
week-end, April 10-11, 2010. A full house is expected for the
qualifying, with limited openings.
Reduced price for lineage will add more money to the prize
fund for both Regular & Super Senior Divisions. Age Eligibility: Regular Division: Men 40 to 59, Ladies: 40 to 49, and Super
Seniors, Men, 60 and up, Ladies, 50 & up.
The bowlers will qualify on Saturday, April 10th, starting at
10:00AM, and bowl two 5 game blocks, with a modified house
condition for the lanes.
There will be a one hour break for lunch, after the 1st 5 game
block, lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for the 2nd 5 game
block.
Depending on amount of entries in each division will determine number of bowlers and games for the finals on Sunday,
April 11th to start at 8:30AM. $175.00 is the entry fee for all
current WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00 to that fee. For
bowlers of the ages for the men of 40 to 44 , bowling for the
1st time in one of our singles tournaments, NO Guest Fee to be
charged.
This will be a try-out, to see if you like bowling in our tournaments. Extra money action in the qualifying is the High Game &
Series Side-Pots, and the Brackets. These mentioned are optional
to the bowlers. For more information on this tournament, you
may call the WCST Office at 760-363-8141, anytime night or
day, or my cell phone at 760-792-4596.
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LAS
VEGAS
TRAVEL
LEAGUE
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2010 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE
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DAy/timE
lEAguE
lEAguE
tEAm
mEEting
stArt
miXED ClAssiC
guys & DOlls
mX sCr
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tBA
940
840
6/07 5:30 Pm
5/17 5:30 Pm
junE 07
junE 07
EArly BirDs
tuEs. sCrAtCh triOs
gOlDEn 4 sOmEs
ADult/juniOr
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nEwCOmErs
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mX sCr
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sEniOrs
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AD/jr hCP 2's*
mX hDC
5's*
mX hDCP
4's*
Any hDCP 3's*
625
tBA
520
650
OPEn
OPEn
775
OPEn
6/01
5/25
5/25
5/18
5/25
5/25
5/25
9:00 Am
9:00 Am
12 noon
6:00 Pm
5:30 Pm
8:30 Pm
8:45 Pm
junE
mAy
mAy
mAy
mAy
mAy
mAy
01
25
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18
25
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OPEn
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5/26
5/26
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845
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6/03
6/03
6/17
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5:30 Pm
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FriDAy FOXEs
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21
LAS VEGAS—The Vegas
Travel league concluded it’s
current season on Monday,
March 29, at The Orleans and
Darren was a perfect host at
the control desk.
In fact, we should add we
had perfect hosts in every way
from Melvin, our driver for
Odessey Bus Charters; Jerry,
our Fremont Hotel reservations
expert; and most especially
Roberta McNaught and Karen
Mauricio entertaining us on
the bus. Our Barstow stops to
and from Vegas was also great
for shopping and food.
We regret reporting last
minute cancellations for Merlene Eash and Lu Colussi and
the unexpected illness for
Erma Palmer in Vegas. Her
daughters-in-law, Ruth and
Sandy, took good care of her
and she returned home feeling ok. However, she will be
seeing the doctor and calling
us later regarding what might
have happened.
Obviously, the 57-seat bus
provided plenty of seats for
just over 20 passengers so we
all stretched out, played bingo,
shut-box, and enjoyed gab sessions enroute to Vegas. Needless to say, we all mostly slept
on the way home Tuesday.
Forty-one bowlers participated in singles and doubles
for a prize fund exceeding
$1,000 and Roberta McNaught
was the big winnier. Every
year there’s always one super
star that cashes big time and
although Roberta has always
managed a prize or two, she
never has hit top spot for a big
payoff.
Well, she did this time with
662 and shared the spotlight
with Mary DeFord, (also long
overdue) leading the first two
spots in the 16-place prize
fund payoff.
Low to cash was 1264 in
Doubles and 610 was low to
cash in the 16 place singles
prize fund.
There were many ties in
singles and doubles and we
commend our Vegas Sweeps
WEBER continued from page 1
kind of bad about going past him, but not really.”
Weber advanced to the title match with a 233-212 victory
over Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y., in the semifinal match. Angelo eliminated defending Marathon Open champion Wes Malott
of Pflugerville, Texas, in the opening game, 207-192, and Chris
Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, 256-227, in the second game before losing to Weber.
The championship round was conducted on the Dick Weber
lane condition, one of seven used during the tournament. Scroggins, as top qualifier, selected that pattern for the TV finals.
“It was Mike’s choice, but winning on the pattern named in
honor of my father makes it even more special,” Weber said.
The Lumber Liquidators Marathon Open concluded the PBA
Tour’s 2009-10 regular season. Champions from the Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon, Scorpion and Shark Championships conducted
in Detroit last August will compete in a special PBA Experience
Showdown presented by BOWL.COM while top finishers from
six PBA Women’s Series events will compete in the PBA Women’s Series Showdown presented by BOWL.COM next week at
the International Bowling Campus in Arlington, Texas. The PBA
Experience Showdown will air on ESPN on Sunday, April 11, at
1 p.m. Eastern and the Women’s Series Showdown will air on
Sunday, April 18, also at 1 p.m. Eastern.
Following the Arlington special events, 20 top PBA players
based upon 2008-09 points will travel to Tokyo April 22-25 to
compete in the 25th anniversary DYDO Japan Cup. Patrick Allen
of Wesley Chapel, Fla., is defending champion.
LUMBER LIQUIDATORS PBA TOUR
LUMBER LIQUIDATORS MARATHON OPEN
AMF Country Club Lanes, Baltimore, Sunday
FINAL STANDINGS
1, Pete Weber, St. Ann., Mo., $25,000.
2, Mike Scroggins, Amarillo, Texas, $13,000.
3, Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., $8,000.
4, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, $6,000.
5, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, $5,000.
PLAYOFF RESULTS
Match One – Angelo def. Malott ($5,000), 207-192.
Match Two – Angelo def. Barnes, ($6,000), 256-227.
Semifinal Match – Weber def. Angelo ($8,000), 233-212.
Championship – Weber ($25,000) def. Scroggins ($13,000),
268-224.
Director, Phyllis Baldwin,
and league president, Roberta
McNaught, for doing scores
and payoffs so quickly and
expertly.
Everybody appeared to
have a great time again this
year, and 92 year old Pat Willmore said, “sign me up for
next year”.
Several hands were raised
when we asked how many
were gambling winners. But
the one who gets the door prize
has to be Nan McGill who
rates that honor every year and
she really hit ‘em big time this
trip on tables and slots.
My personal thanks to
league members, and our Vegas guests, for making 2010
another memorable year and
we are looking forward to
2010-2011. The league will
take a summer bye, as usual,
but return for a formation
meeting 10 a.m. Monday, July
19 in the Cal Bowl conference
room for the 53rd consecutive
season.
Anyone interested in joining this classy classified 675
Foursome may call me for
further information at (562)
423-1567.
We thank Charlie Kinstler
for letting us use Cal Bowl for
our departure to Vegas and our
return.
Also, if you bowl a league
this summer, please make it in
one of our sponsoring centers.
SUNDAYS
6:00 Pm
junE 06
(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed)(**scratch. league-Each team must have at least 1 lady)
(Adult/junior must have 1 child and 1 adult)
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Godinez Wins Fourth ABTA Title at West Covina
“900-Global” Presentation a Hit for Our Bowlers
Again All POT$ Carry Over • Match Game is $3,500 For The Next Four Weeks
Match Series est $2,300 • 3-6-9 is $1,300
Cerritos Lanes Is Our Host This Saturday
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis 7:45 PM
WEST COVINA—One of
the Good Guys, David Godinez was at it again in his favorite house on the ABTA
circuit, West Covina Lanes.
He stepped up and won his
fourth ABTA Title downing
upstart Holden Au in the title
game to take a nice $1,950 to
the bank!
In our return to West Covina, a great turnout of 281 entrants saw cut scores of men
+39 and the ladies made it at
+15. Super Seniors added to
the board were Rico Cayton,
Javier Avila and Roberta Nakunz.
Due to the turnout, a whopping 69 bowlers made the
semifinals all cashing in. They
took the floor and we saw David Godinez lead the way at
+183 to sit out and bowl for
the title. Right behind was
ABTA regular Ariel O’Campo
at +111 who would receive a
first round bye in the single
elims and enter in the second
round.
It took a +49 for the men
and +8 for the 3 guaranteed ladies to make the top 16 single
elim finals.
In round One, losers were
Sonia Coronado, Tomas Licauco, Fred Go, Glen Matsumoto, Sol Cericos, Jimmy
Wong and Tony Tang. They
cashed checks of $120 in 1016th places. In round two we
had William Garrett, Bryan
Moore, Youna Yun, and Pablo Castro fallout. They were
6-9th places and $130 each.
Round three got exciting
and saw Holden Au out strike
(562) 868-7164
Julie Nguyen 250-229.Greg
Velarde edged Ariel O’Campo
200-198. Julie and Ariel were
4th and 5th $140 with fine
bowling and Greg and Holden
to meet for the right to bowl
Godinez for the title.
This game was so close.
Holden held on in a nail biter
in a 224-222 win. Greg was
third and $210 with Holden
off to a title showdown vs David Godinez.
The title game is on and
Holden led off. This was close
as both bowlers were having
a few problems as the pair
seemed tough. Holden, not
sure if he was tired, seemed to
have lost his magic in the title
game. He in fact, was in the
game until David tossed a big
double in frames 7-8. Holden
couldn’t answer that, and the
title went to the gentleman
from Redondo Beach David
Godinez
182/200-138/184.
Great bowling by a very nice
man. A title well deserved!
David is nice and respectful to
all. Congrats!
Nice bowling by Holden
Au, also one of the Good
Guys, in the runner up position. He really did well, came
through in exciting fashion until the end. He is a great guy!
Always fun to be around Mr.
Au!!:- )) He almost won his
first title.
Nice bowling by past champion, Greg Velarde who really
bowled well at West Covina.
He could have won this one!
Tourney Hi Qualifiers were
Alex Mao +209 (men)Faye Josefat led the ladies +77, and
they get paid entries.
The doubles were topped
by Mao and Tim Tran at 1446
good for $190. Holden Au and
Jimmy Wong 1371 $170, Faye
Josefat and Glen Matsumoto
1356 $160. We paid a super
27 places and $2310 in the
$5.00 doubles!
The Match Game WAS
UNmatched at 226 and was
worth $3,500 and will be
$3,500 at least four more tournaments with the carryover
cash. Match Game is again
$3,500 Saturday at Cerritos
Lanes.
The Match Series worth
$1,876 also was UNMatched
at 602, and with the carryover
of $1,876. We will estimate
the pot at $2,300 Saturday.
The 3-6-9 Roll-off of
$1,200 carried over as William
Garrett eliminated the field
and then missed on shot #1.
We go for $1,300 Saturday at
Cerritos. William got $50 for
beer money!
David Godinez hails from
Redondo Beach and used a
Smash drilled by Frank Bellinder at Saddleback Lanes. He
is single and available!
He gives thanks to all the
hard work, bowling practice
and of course the ABTA Staff
and Bob for a great tournament. Thanks to MGN Communications and Sysco Gold
where he is employed 9 years.
Holden Au is from Rowland Heights and used a Cherry
Vibe drilled by Jimmy Wong.
He is single ladies, and thanks
the Mou Liu Bowlers and everyone alive -:))
www.abta1.com
Cell: (562) 228-3960
ABTA TOURNAMENT
Saturday April 10, 2010
Cerritos Lanes
18833 S. Carmenita Road, Cerritos • (562) 6924-9363
Take 91 Freeway to Carmenita then One Block South on Right
Win
$2,400 1
st
with Bonuses •
$1,000 Min
Squads: 12:00 - 1:00 - 2:30 - 4:00 & 6:00 PM • Semis 7:45 PM
Godinez Wins Fourth ABTA Title at West Covina (L-R) Vuong Do ABTA Member, Julie Nguyen
4th $140, Holden Au (runner up $550 David Godinez (champ) $1,950 Gina Velarde (ABTA Staff)
Greg Velarde 3rd $215 and Ariel O’Campo 5th $140.
Greg Velarde is from West
Covina and used a Hammer
Jigsaw drilled by Mike Wahl.
He’s married to Gina and they
have a beautiful daughter Keliana. He thanks wife and
parents for support and Bob
and the ABTA Staff for a fun
tournament
The “900” Staff was on
hand and Presented the “Dare
to Compare” for our members
at West Covina. We had many
members enjoy the Ball comparisons and able to try each
per the adjustable grips. Dave
Smart from San Antonio,
WPBT Star Missy Bellinder
and local standout Brandon
McGinness were on hand to
assist the bowlers and answer
any questions and more. It
was really great for our members and we will do the same
in Las Vegas July 1-2-3-4 at
the South Point
The weekly “900” Global
ball was won by Art Alvarez,
and he is most deserving. He
gets the “Bounty Hunter”.
This week we give away the
“LINK” ball. This is a weekly
free raffle by our Sponsor “900
Global”. Each squad bowled,
you receive one raffle ticket
for the Prize,
Also, this week we are
already raffling Las Vegas
Rooms, a High end ball and
more. This weeks winners Rey
Rosales wins his room for two
nights in our Las Vegas Event
in July. Las Vegas Entry to
Adam Drozdz, Regular entries
to Dong Min, and Jhun Tran.
Breakpoint Ball went to Greg
Kokanour, and shirts to Dong
Min and a vivacious newcomer Ava Yim. Payoffs and prizes
are listed in the Payoff sheet
in this paper. Make those Vegas plans, reserve your room
early!!
Check in early at Cerritos
which is easily accessed from
the 91 freeway, just take Carmenita one block south! The
phone there 562-924-9363.
Next week, we visit Oak Tree
Lanes in Diamond Bar and
ABTA
AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION
(at West Covina Lanes) April 3
1 David Godinez
783$1,100.00
Cash & Carry
$850.00
ABTA Shirt
$100.00
2Holden Au
669 $550.00
3Greg Velarde
679 $215.00
4 Ariel Ocampo
711 $140.00
5Julie Nguyen
611 $140.00
6 Pablo Castro (SS) 699 $130.00
7 Bryan Moore
691 $130.00
8William Garrett
669 $130.00
9Youna Yun
634 $130.00
10Glenn Matsumoto 695 $120.00
11Sol Cericos
693 $120.00
12Thomas Licauco
665 $120.00
13 Fred Go
664 $120.00
14Jimmy Wong
650 $120.00
15Tony Tang
649 $120.00
16Sonia Coronado
608 $120.00
17 Daniel Cha
637 $110.00
18 Alejandro Vela
636 $107.50
19 Danny Alcayde
633 $107.50
20 Danny Guevarra
631 $105.00
21Jose Acosta 630 $104.00
22Victor Fabian
628 $103.00
23Jason Chu
627 $102.00
24Juan Contreras
626 $101.00
25Joseph Lung
620 $98.75
26Mark Andrews
620 $98.75
27Marvin Crowder
618 $95.00
28Leo Silva
613 $92.50
29Norman Bushrod
608 $90.00
30 Angela Lung
607 $87.50
31Ruben Gonzales
606 $85.00
32Joevin Bolanos
604 $85.00
33 Patricia Lin
601 $82.50
34 Dong Hyun Min
601 $82.50
35 Paul Bunya
599 $80.00
36Wyane Hohenstein 596 $80.00
37Sean Lease
595 $77.50
38 Jamescart Alarcio (60%) 594 $46.50
39Kenny (King) Kwan 591 $75.00
40Jerry Chang
589 $75.00
41Giang Huynh
587 $75.00
42Vuong Do
586 $72.50
43George Covarrubias 586 $72.50
44Henry Hoang
582 $70.00
45 Adam Drozdz (SS) 581 $68.75
46 Donovan Chung
581 $68.75
47Rico Cayton
580 $67.50
48Tessie Sosa
578 $65.00
49Jeanette Chang
574 $65.00
50Javier Avila (SS)
571 $62.50
51Mark Fisser
567 $62.50
52John Feitz
566 $60.00
53 Faye Josafat
565 $60.00
54 Alvin Francisco
548 $59.00
55Norbert Lung
547 $59.00
56Michael Barcenas 543 $58.00
57 Paul Passarino (SS) 542 $58.00
58Ginalynn Velarde
530 $57.00
59Steve Dagel
579 $57.00
60Jonathon Barraca 520 $56.00
61Vic Garcia
508 $56.00
62Raymond Sanchez 508 $55.00
63 Alejandro Garcia (60%)501 $33.00
64 Alex Mao (60%)
DNF $31.75
65 Bobbie McCollum (SS)DNF $53.00
66Tony Leogrande
DNS
F/E
67 Dana Le Count
DNS
F/E
68Roberta Nakunz(SS)DNS
F/E
69Martin Nakunz (SS) DNS
F/E
DOUBLES
1 Alex Mao /
(Tim) Vien Tran
1446 $190.00
2Jimmy Wong /
Holden Au
1371 $170.00
3 Faye Josafat /
Glenn Matsumoto 1356 $160.00
4Jimmy Wong /
Vuong Do
1356 $160.00
5Jimmy Wong /
Patricia Lin
1347 $150.00
6Jose Acosta /
Jun Contreras
1344 $140.00
7Henry Hoang /
Jerry Chang
1336 $130.00
8 Danny Guevarra /
Vic Garcia
1335 $110.00
9Norbert Lung /
Joseph Lung
1332 $100.00
10Jerry Chang /
Giang Huynh
1328 $90.00
11Marvin Crowder /
Glenn Matsumoto 1328 $90.00
12Vuong Do /
Jerry Chang
1327 $80.00
13 Faye Josafat /
Marvin Crowder
1326 $70.00
14Henry Hoang /
Joseph Lung
1325 $70.00
15Glenn Matsumoto /
Ginalynn Velarde 1321 $60.00
16 Don Quitangon /
Jose Acosta
1319 $60.00
17 Faye Josafat /
Ginalynn Velarde 1319 $60.00
18 Don Chung /
Joseph Lung
1318 $50.00
19 Ada Wong-Hum /
Jimmy Wong
1317 $50.00
20 Angela Lung /
Joseph Lung
1316 $50.00
21 Danny Guevarra /
Jerry Chang
1315 $40.00
22Jose Acosta /
Art Windsor
1311 $40.00
23Sean Nguon /
Jerry Chang
1310 $40.00
24Henry Hoang /
Norbert Lung
1305 $30.00
25Norbert Lung /
Don Chung
1298 $30.00
26 Angela Lung /
Norbert Lung
1296 $30.00
27Som Seng /
Jimmy Wong
1296 $20.00
28Jerry Chang /
Jamescart Alarcio 1294 $20.00
29 Alex Mao /
Millet De La Cruz 1294 $20.00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Cut Scores:
Men: Sat + 39 Women: Sat + 15
Super Seniors:
Bobbie Nakunz, Rico Cayton, Javier Avila
High Qualifer (Free Entry)
Men: Alex Mao + 209
Women: Faye Josafat + 77
3 - 6 - 9 : William Garrett - $50
Match Game: 226 - No Winner
Match Series: 602 - No Winner
ABTA Shirt
Dong Min
Las Vegas - Free Entry Adam Drozdz
Regular Toun. - Free Entry Dong Min
2 Nights Las VegasRey Rosales
900 Global Ball - Break Point Pearl Greg Kokanour
Regular Toun. - Free Entry Jhun Tan
900 Global Ball Giveaway Art Alvarez
Prize Fund 281
$7,179.25
Paid Entries 24 @ 53
$1,272.00
Optional Sidepots
$1,702.00
Doubles
$2,310.00
3-6-9
$50.00
Shirt & Trophy
$88.00
Cash & Carry
$850.00
Total Payout $20,576.25
then April 25 Linbrook Bowl
in Anaheim.
It’s history folks as David
Godinez enters the archives
by winning the latest ABTA
Event at West Covina Lanes.
New schedules to be mailed
Monday . If you have a address
change get it to us please. Until then!
Match Game Est $3,500 • Match Series Est $2,300 • 3-6-9 is $1,300
Men & Women Qualify on Separate Boards 1 in 5 to Semis
Super Seniors Age: Men 63+ Women 55+
Up to 209 Average • No PBA • Entry Fees: $53-$50-$45 • Reduced Entry Fees: $36-$34
Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side Pots—Horses
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MEMORIAL SPECIAL EVENT at WEST COVINA LANES
MAY 27 - 28- 29 - 30
$5,000 Minimum 1st Place up to $10,000 1st with Bonuses
Many ABTA Bowlers participated in the “Dare to Compare” Presentation for the ABTA Members at Brunswick West Covina Lanes. They were able to try the many balls with the adjustable
grips and in fact a learning process. “900” Global is the Sponsor of the ABTA, maker of the
finest bowling equipment. Missy Bellinder, and Butch “Snake” Hobbs observe behind lanes 3-4.
Butch likes the Break Out and added one to his arsenal.
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March 27, and bowlers will
continue making the trip to El
Paso until the 100-day event
wraps up on July 4. Nearly
6,000 teams (30,000 bowlers) are expected to compete
this year. Presenting sponsors
for the 2010 USBC Women’s
Championships are Nationwide Insurance; Kegel, official
lane maintenance provider; US
Steltronic, official scoring system; Brunswick; Storm Bowling Products Inc.; and the El
Paso Convention and Visitors
Bureau. For more information
on the USBC Women’s Championships, visit USBCwomenschampionships.com.
P.O.Y.
continued from page 1
major, that I could be in contention at the end.”
During the 2009-10 season
Williams won two titles - the
Motor City Open and the United States Bowling Congress
Masters for his eighth major to improve his all-time career
titles record to 47. He had five
championship round appearances and his titles in 200910 extended his record run of
consecutive seasons with at
least one title to 17.
As it turned out Scroggins
almost achieved the biggest
upset of his career, advancing
to the ESPN final as the top
qualifier which put him into a
tie with Williams and O’Neill
in Player of the Year points.
Because Williams barely
missed the TV final, winning
the Marathon Open would
have given Scroggins his first
Player of the Year title. But
Scroggins, who played a decisive role in last season’s Player
of the Year race with his win
in the U.S. Open, suffered the
same fate himself this time
when Weber denied him the
honor handing the crown to
Williams.
The tie between the three
players was broken by virtue
of Williams having earned
his eighth Harry Smith Point
Leader Award, also a record. In
the overall competition points
race for the season, Williams
held a comfortable lead over
O’Neill and Scroggins.
California WBA “Firsts”
USBC Honors Tina Martin
Tina Martin of Novato named recipient of the USBC Joyce
Deitch Trailblazer Award to be presented May 1, at the USBC
convention in Reno, Nevada.
Tina has a solid record of dedication to bowling and as attested by many “getting the job done.” A charter member of
the California Bowling Writers Association, she currently
serves as Treasurer but that’s
just one of the many leadership positions she has held
since she began bowling in
1967. The ultimate volunteer,
Tina has served bowling as a
delegate – state and national;
state committees; youth programs; Marin County WBA
President and is now a board
member. She writes, edits and
distributes the Country Club
Bowl News newsletter eight times a year and twice a year it is
mailed to all bowlers from a database she maintains. Tina has
been secretary of leagues for over 30 years and is proud of having perfect attendance in her league for 17 years and as a matter
of fact she has missed only twice in 24 years in her other league!
She modestly calls her one claim to fame winning the “C” Division in the state BVL tournament in 2000.
Tina bowls in the Inter-Association and North Bay Travel
Leagues, which gives her the opportunity to keep her hand in and
promote coming events to a wide range of bowling leaders.
She is a certified bowling coach through YABA, California
WBA, and USA Bowling Level II. She has corralled thousands
of bowlers to tournaments of all kinds supporting state, national
and youth competition. She says she enjoys working with kids.
She admits to growing up as a “Summer River Rat” in Guerneville where her family had a place on the river and where she
met her husband Jim. First date? Bowling. She married Jim in
1964 and they have two sons – Jeff and Bob. Jim is now retired
from the elevator business.
She is currently employed by Country Club Bowl in San Rafael as their League & Events Coordinator and helps with Marketing & Promotions. If we bottled all the energy it took to do all
of the things Tina Martin has done we could go to the moon.
Tina believes in keeping a positive attitude and working as a
team where she says there is no “I”.
Mary Lynly – CBW Publicity
“It was a season where a lot
of guys had very good years
but no one really dominated,
which probably played in my
favor,” Williams added. “I just
had a little better year. I would
have liked to have won it by
making the finals (of the Marathon Open), but there were
five other guys who had a better tournament than me.”
Williams, who began his
full-time Tour career in 1983
and has competed in 723 Tour
events, earned his Player of
the Year crowns over a 24year span. His previous Player
of the Year honors came in the
1986, ’93, ’96, ’97, ’98 and
2002-03 seasons.
Even with all he has accomplished, Williams lists a Tournament of Champions victory
and a 300 game on television
as two goals he would still like
to accomplish. Next season’s
Tournament of Champions
will feature a record $1 mil-
lion prize fund and $250,000
first prize.
“As long as I’m still competitive and feel good I’ll keep
going,” Williams said. “I’m
really looking forward to next
year’s Tournament of Champions - that will be so big.”
Williams’ plans for the near
future include competing in his
25th Japan Cup April 22-25
(he is the only player who has
competed in every Japan Cup
in its modern configuration)
and making his Senior Tour
debut sometime this season.
“I plan to bowl Senior Tour
events this season but it’s a
pretty busy schedule the next
few months with some possible schedule conflicts with
Teams USA and other events,
so I’m not quite sure how
many I’ll be able to bowl,”
Williams said. “I hope to be
able to bowl at least three, but
I’ll have to see how the schedule works out.”
•
•
These firsts will bring back a lot of
memories. California W.B.A. was
Philena Bohlen took a team of women bowlers on a U.S. Tour
a leader in Stats, Assn. Projects,
Affiliated with WIBC in 1930
First Memorial Service – 1933
Fund Raisers, Tournaments,
Philena Bohlen elected to WIBC board – 1938
Legislators, Rules, Conventions.
Philena Bohlen designs WIBC Flag – 1937
Winifred Berger & Philena Bohlen selected as organizers for WIBC – 1940’s
Remember When?
•
•
WIBC Championship Tournament comes to California hosted by L.A. – 1940
California women take 5 top spots in WIBC Tournament – a First! 1940
•
North/South separation of associations gave way to districts and directors would be selected from each district but of-
•
ficers from anywhere – 1941
Winnie Berger secured a donation from all associations for “Wings of Mercy” effort to buy planes to transport wounded
•
in WWII (forerunner of BVL) – 1942
Winifred Berger elected to WIBC board of directors – 1946
•
•
Association visitations began – known as “Call Tours” - 1945
The California State 600 Club was born - 1948
•
Elva Stevens developed a format for a charity tournament to perpetuate the “Wings of Mercy Singles Classic” – this
•
became our “Bowler’s Victory Legion”
President Elva Stevens constructs a “Procedure Manual of Suggestions” for associations that was so successful WIBC
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asked to use it and it later became the Association Handbook - 1953
Agnes Duffy spearheaded and launched the Golden Nugget – 1957
Judy (Seki) Sakata of Los Angeles bowled California’s first perfect game – 1959
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Pat Adams of Watsonville bowled the first 800 series –
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CWBA Tournament hits 1000 teams for the first time in Oxnard – 1961
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CWBA Hall of Fame was instituted to honor Meritorious Service – 1962
California 15-Year Club was born for those who held membership 15 years or more
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The CWBA Queen’s Tournament was begun for the higher average bowlers – Doris Bohannon of Stockton was the first
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Queen - 1966
The State Women’s 500 Club was started for 170 average and below bowlers – 1969
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Ola & George (Doc) Braheme serve California as Women’s & Men’s presidents – the only man & wife to do this - 1972
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CWBA adds a Superior Performance Category to their Hall of Fame – 1974
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25-Year Service Award Instituted – 1976
The First Parade of Flags was held at the CWBA Annual Meeting
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Professional Group “The Kids Next Door” entertain for Hospitality – a first! 1977
The Chicken Feed Cans to benefit the NBHFM make their appearance at the CWBA Tournament
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CWBA inaugurates a Senior Women’s Tournament – 1982
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Agnes Duffy spearheads Membership Development to aid in membership retention
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Tink Wasina, CWBA Clinician, develops a Bowling Instructors Course to help bowlers help others.
Tournament award for bowlers with 135 and below average of who bowl 185-199 – 1988
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Struck out on their own to form a woman’s association - 1924
First president – Carrie Richardson, First Secretary – Belle Ballard
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CWBA institutes “Star of Tomorrow” scholarship award to outstanding youth bowlers – 1988 – for female or male youth
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Early Bird Award for tournament entries received by November 1
25-Year Participation Award for bowlers having participated in 25 CWBA Tournaments
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Lookin’ Good Pin for bowlers dressed alike to help spruce up the team appearance - 1994
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A workshop was added prior to the CWBA Annual Kick-Off
Agnes Duffy spearheads the first annual CWBA Princess Tournament for bowlers with an average of 175 and below –
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1998
A New Delegate Orientation was held – at long last – 1998
California WBA received the “Most Outstanding Association” award from the Bowling Proprietors Association of America
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The California Bowling Writers was formed spearheaded by Marijane Viat of Marin County - 1998
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CWBA Board approves of 50/50 drawings at the tournament with half going to charity
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Sharon Angulo designed a flag for CWBA in honor of their 75th Anniversary
Mary Lynly wrote a song for CWBA in honor of the 75th Anniversary
Joan Romeo creates the first CWBA Product Fair for CWBA
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Two Associations – Redwood Empire and Petaluma co-host the CWBA tournament
Distinguished Service Award is created to honor those outside the CWBA family for contribution to bowling in California
– 2001
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Helen Duval receives the prestigious “Secretary’s Award” – the foremost tribute to persons who serve veterans and sup-
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port the Department of Veterans Affairs
CWBA Website www.calwba.org is created – Jim Hunter is webmaster
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President Linda Johnson appoints Transition Committee to explore feasibility of merging California state associations
Merger is approved in February of 2006
San Gabriel Valley USBC
Singles Tournament
Annual Open Meeting and Awards Ceremony
COME ONE COME ALL!
Sunday May 16th 2010 11 a.m.
Chaparral Lanes
400 West Bonita Ave
San Dimas, CA 91733
Join us for our meeting and voice your thoughts, opinions,
and vote for new board members.
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU DIRECTLY!
Immediately following will be our awards ceremony for the
champions of the City Tournament, Singles Tournament,
BVL tournament, and the 2009-2010 Hall of Fame Inductees.
(Adult Queens, Masters, HDCP Masters, Princess,
Youth Queens, Masters, Prince, Princess, Duke and Duchess)
AMF Beverly Lanes
1201 W. Beverly Blvd, Montebello, CA 90640
323-728-9161
Qualifying:
Saturday April 17th Check in @ Noon Bowl @ 1 p.m.
Finals:
Sunday April 18th Check in at 8 am Bowl @ 9 am.
Entries available on our website
www.sangabrielvalleyusbc.com
For more information contact the SGVUSBC Association Office at 626-859-6216.
Contact the association office for more information at 626-859-6216
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BOWLING NEWS
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — The rain came and washed everything
clean so now the grass, tree leaves and flowers all have
a sparkle to them. It’s great to see the clear blue sky, too.
Enjoy it while it’s here.
Let’s take a look at those wonderful scores bowled at Cal
Bowl last week.
LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES
Armondo Ramos 236-216-238/690, Vince Garfias 215230-234/679, Taia Sula 232-267-176/675, Jim Agnello
232-188-236/656, Rudy Munzon 258-192-205/655, James
Talley 247-194-195/636, RonReaco Lee 193-228-203/624,
Steve Anderson 188-206-220/614, Rick Anderson 213-210167/590, Rob Anderson 171-195-204/570, Matt Mosley 222,
Brandon Torgerson 221-201, Dave Leslie 213, Horace Kinney 212-200, Max Cabra 210, Maota Bahr 205, Jephthan
Willis 203, Jaclyn Padgett 202, Jamar Phillips 201-200,
Melvin Jones 201.
YOUNG AT HEART
Andrew Morton 159-200-182/542, Ike Sanders 178-175187/540, Aubrey Johnson 126-183-141/450, Ed Johnson
110-151-133/394, Willie Young 215-235-216/666, John Brider 128-116-147/391, Marci Hansen 133-121-177/431, James
Johnson 147-138-175/460, Deloris Harris 113-141-120/374,
Milton Donnerson 159-124-147/430, Jim Plante 246-237237/720, Fred Contreras 155-183-129/467, Cathy Anderson
133-108-130/371, Ella Wilson 179-227-222/620, Theresa
Harrison 133-148-106/387, Shirly Fields 108-114-109/323,
Art Diemert 185-159-149/493, Gene Hammons 202-162135/499, Albert Stephens 128-125-95/348, Joe Matthews
162-188-154/504, Danne Van Horn 126-173-159/458, Bob
Van Horn 159-227-243/629, Art Nelson 125-136-215/485,
Leroy Canaday 143-136-190/469, Albert Burnett Sr. 129158-185/472, Tom Pettway 152-141-210/503, Willie Creer
151-135-198/484, Ellis Houston 243-203-236/682, James
Kennard 170-190-150/510, Pre Collier 167-198-185/550,
Charles Gleason 233-191-172/586, Don Jackson 136-151146/433, Jessie Lane 142-142-165/449, Joe Brown 193160-178/531, Ed Hansen 252-209-198/659, Eva Hammons
95-157-81/333, Josh Hudson 163-257-195/615, Almyra
Perrizo 149-125-95/369, Glenn Wright 126-110-138/374,
Vern Willey 123-133-116/372, Mary Spencer 128-124149/401, Rose Belton 161-172-166/499, Loretta Ringor
137-167-180/484, Tua Sula 153-162-180/495, Wayne Moon
158-180-191/529, Fale Sula 190-209-188/599, Ron McClain
Sr. 177-189-181/547, Walter Millsap 178-147-150/475, Ben
Jones Sr.188-176-194/558.
CAL BOWLEROS
Charlene Peterson 222/608, Mary Smyth 238-202/600,
Carole Fischer 222/588, Leona Belletti 209/574, Dee Phipps
211/572, Brenda Durnin 223/569, Mattie Wylie 523, Agnes
Blaisdale 513, Nene Camanag 512, Charron McKnight 511,
Alice Tavarez 209/510, Barbara Clark 502, Myrna Munzon
211.
RAMONA LADIES
Almyra Perrizo 156, Dodie Sajonas 152-215-180/547,
Rosie Harks 152-168, Julie Grabinski 159, Dee Crouse 203,
Nancy Hamilton 173, Eulalia Salcidio 182-158-161/501,
Becky Carroll 181-179, Merrie Slagley 164-170, Sue Spencer 155-177, Shiny Williamson 159, Shirley Davis 157, Joyce
Robertson 167-162.
SENIOR MENS TRIO
Dion Morris Sr. “300”! Great bowling! Ron Johnson 183246-215/644, Jimmy Hamilton 202-244-204/650, Rudy Munzon 254-209-200/663, Dion Morris Sr. “300”-203-185/688,
Archie Stull 247-245-224/716, Ed Cabs 269-204-214/687,
Walter Millsap 181-194-235/610, Rick Llaneta 198-216224/638, Dane Harrison 178-244-257/679, Chuck Blais 146279-234/659, Domenic Saraceno 225-231-181/637, Charles
Woods 237-179-222/638, Paul Reynolds 207-187-257/651,
Ralph Wingert 228-191-237/656, Clark Vanden Berg 248191-258/697, Jim Burke 233-200-192/625, Rich Kelly 192202-226/620, Al Williams 224-193-206/623, Bob Pearson
192-203-268/663, Phil Hylton 175-246-224/645, Pat Kinard
205-226-204/635, Ed Hansen 193-234-205/652, Geno Shaw
216-201-189/606, Doug Dixon 256-177-213/636, Roy Tyler
205-229-231/665, Fred Faniel 184-230-238/652, Billy Cowens Jr. 180-213-237/630, Will Panton 221-225-165/611, Art
Diemert 161-203-276/640, Sonny Dew 266-267-227/760,
Ray Staten 214-196-190/600, Charles Veals 215-254159/628, Andrey Gibson 198-209-197/604, Jim Burton 250196-182/608, Don Wade 194-256-235/685, Ellis Houston
223-256-245/704, Tony White 224-219-205/648, Al Ortiz
181-249-227/657, Rollie DeGuzman 227, Ed Brown 215,
Canoga
Park Bowl
20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306
818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS
www.canogaparkbowl.com
E-mail:[email protected]
April 8, 2010
BOWL
WINNETKA — Welcome JAT bowlers, Sunday, April 11th!
Tournament bowling begins at 9:00 a.m. Good luck to all!
Senior No-Tap tournament bowls Tuesday, April 13th at
12:30 and the Ladies 9-Pin No-Tap follows on Wednesday
at 12:30 p.m. as well. Join us for these fun tournaments.
It’s Summer League sign-up time here at Canoga Park
Bowl. Leagues are forming now and will be underway in the
John Mathews 201, Billy Scott 221, Tom Pettway 226-213,
Cecil Knighton 224, Ben Jones Sr. 224, Mauro Pendilla 205,
Willie Young 216, Earl Hullett 211, Mel Lebeauf 204-208,
Jim Plante 204, Vince Cervante 207, Gerald Lunceford 204,
Harold Fariss 202, Willie Burkhalter 212, Hugh Kemp 224,
JoJo Jasmin 201, Curmit Foster 247, Joe V. Swift 218, Billy
Williams 214, John Cuico 200, Jerry Peterson 235, Robert
Wright 249, Andrew Morton 201, Fale Sula 211-211, B.J.
200, Al Winston 222, Herman Martin 202, Chuck Ashton
206, Joe Brown 203, Clarence Matthews 212, Ernest
Chatman 213, Ken Wright 206, Jorge Fernandez 217-204.
CAL STARS
Ora McCormick 264-203-177/644, Darlene Hom 222168-181/571, Betty Moss 200-189-170/554, Mary Spencer
194-177-158/529, Jerry Whitehurst 184-179-157/520,
Barbara Crawford 179-172-172/523, Nene Camana 164179-167/510, Rose Belton 136-176-193/505, Yvonne Clarke
198-179-160/537, Roycie Murren 177-167-173/517, Alice
Tavarez 189-152-160/501.
FUNSTERS
Don Kelly 242/589, Jane Simmons 209/541, Carol Monson 503, Harold Runyon 582, Ethel Montgomery 206/571,
Will Panton 540, Terry Binuya 226/535, Art Diemert 502,
Mary Kinnard 232/590, Steve Ralph 225/591, Tom Spencer
235/570, Ed McLean 211/598, Ed Hansen 227-232/658, Hal
Adams 223/538, Bong Cayton 232/594, Boylee Inocente
223/600, Divina Buhay 202/528, Eddie Buhay 231/584,
Margo McClain 209/531, Vancie Keith 215-210/573, Dominic Antonio 222-264-235/721, Don Keith 501, Willie Young
202/572, Josh Hudson 237-278/677, Bob Van Horn 203209/593, B.J. Theiss 232-200/645, Pat Erwin 510, Janet
Faria 508, Joe Erwin 558, Ken Siple Sr. 212/553, Cathy
Anderson 500, Jim Plante 247-214-244/705, Dottie Anderson 505, Vern Willey 525.
BIG BEAR
Billy Anderson 287-182-214/685, Fred Faniel 161299-225/685, Donald Franklin 218-247-204/669, Mark
Fowler 188-222-254/664, Ronnie Lopez 237-214-208/659,
Emmerson Wafer 228-214-216/658, Gregg Aldapa 253203-210/656, Ken Shearen 201-201-236/638, Tommy
Thompson 254-173-202/629, John Dunn 208-243-168/619,
David Patterson 200-201-216/617, Sid Nakagawa 205222-182/609, Sonny Dew 187-220-199/606, Ron Johnson
202-205-199/606, Joe Knapp 203-231-171/605, Curt Soares
195-215-190/600, Evette Franklin 186-196-199/581, Allisen Sutton 160-228-179/567, Naimah Williams 196-195158/549, Denise Reid 164-172-197/533, Michelle Criswell
180-166-171/517, Paula Weissman 161-192-156/509,
Peggie Nakagawa 179-171-152/502.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS
Cliff Schad 508, Ken Seiple 575, Ron McClain 554, Donald
Jones 536, John Roach 561, Chuck Ashton 575, Al Ortiz
559, John Welly 574, Matty Wylie 524, John Mathews 597,
Jim Plante 595, Chuck Patterson 536, Ralph Wingert 650,
Pat Erwin 500, Joe Erwin 549, Jim Burke 624, Wayne Moon
509, Al Williams 615, Billy Williams 589, Boylee Inocente
544, Larry Cosgrove 510, Stan Murren 601, Ray Culp 614,
Lucy Seiple 502, Paul Morrson 580, Lee Theiss 508, Jim
Chandler 506.
JUNIORS
Bobcats
Bryan Wong 97-120, Aaron Wong 125, Alex Gonzales 103,
Nicholas Newby 106, Emily Jenkins 64-64-64 (triplicate),
Chris Bartlett 154-151.
Classified
Daniel Martinez 207-212, Darian Jackson 169, Myles
Rascon-Lahr 200-200.
ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
Daniel Martinez 211-208/611, Kaitlynn Soto 155, Kristopher Fabian 190-190/548, Nolan Smith II 235-248-203/686,
Myles Rascon-Lahr 230-206/613, Semal Lewis 181.
Adults
Paul Mehl Jr. 243-233/670, Nolan Smith Jr. 235, JoAnn
Culpepper 202, Jacob Culpepper 202-224.
Bowlium 6 Gamer Results
by Herbert Jones
MONTCLAIR—Bong Hwong wins again. Comes from behind to win in the last game. Jim who was leading after 2 games
couldn’t carry the last 2 games and the Greek church in the 8 frame of the last game forces him to strike in the ninth and the first strike
in the ten frame. Struck in the ninth but left a flat 10 pin in the tenth to lose by 8.
Herbert
wants#to thank
everyone for coming out today. Please keep checking the paper for the upcoming 6 gamer #3.
After Game
6
See you next tournament.
Name
Bong Hwong
Jim Lesiuk
Jason Buenviage
Nick Tehir
Henry Banks
Delano Roberts
Ruben Gonzalez
Kimo Borja
kenny Schimpf
Chris Solomon
5
9
7
6
3
10
2
8
1
4
+/- Game #1 Game #2 Game #3 1st Block Game #4 Game #5 Game #6 2nd Block Total
714
1384
184
210
226
234
670
246
245
223
178
203
266
278
747
228
194
209
631
1378
165
185
247
266
698
212
226
229
667
1365
112
185
247
236
668
231
202
211
644
1312
110
208
193
279
680
202
235
193
630
1310
91
202
193
224
619
236
211
225
672
1291
90
236
217
234
687
210
197
196
603
1290
78
170
226
246
642
214
213
209
636
1278
53
204
211
232
647
189
203
214
606
1253
-179
142
162
144
448
191
146
236
573
1021
$
300.00
$
100.00
coming weeks. Stop by the desk to pick up a copy of the
league schedules.
Now for the weekly high scores...
Couples For Christ: Gerry Galvan 255/736, Dudette A.
444, Tess Lavares 161, Donald Lavares 236.
Viva Las Vegas: Mikhael Malta 257/697, Kathy Litzenberger 205/526, Robert Galbraith 259, Stephen Mendez
246/673, Steve Clebanoff 259/657, Curtis Litzenberger 639,
Ron Vargas 246/638, Roberta Martel 519.
Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 254/700,
Lourdes Delacuesta 197/465.
River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 259/715, Sharon
Weger 211/551, Gabriel Villa 257/715, Kevin Gross 697,
Ruben Sarkissian 258/690, Ray Stoy 256/686, Lucy Tralla
528, Vicky Colburn 511, Tad Schweitzer 258.
Party Animals: Michael Pollack 268/764, Elizabeth
Fonvergne 268/729, D’Angelo Ferreri 277/687, Michael
Fonvergne 265/758, James Smith Jr. 694, Brandon Bradley
270/684, Sharon Weger 205/566, Erica Pollack 203/539,
Mark Vaughan 251.
Vegas 4 Fun: Joel Seguin 246/672, Brit Huerta 190/543,
Al Thoburn 252/653, Robert Spengeman 243/667, Forrest
Fountain 608, Richard Guzman 232/600, Matt Neiswanger
226.
SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 246/685, Noriko Fukunaga
234/657, Eiji Fukumoto 256, Kevin Eto 254/680, Tak Kokubo
630, Stephen Sasaki 237/628, Russ Yamaguchi 621, Keith
Fujita 621, Pei Eto 202/560, Masami Miyoshi 518, Katsuko
Fujita 508, Tony Shiotani 244.
500 Classic: Petra Kaun 228/667, Patti Ehart 202/591,
Connie Wannomae 228/584, Georgia Garey 201/577, Mary
Lauer 566, Mary P. Long 218.
Classics: Richard Greenzweight 279/793, Pam Findl
233/598, Leah Hoffman 247/580, Louis Enriquez 257/663,
Jim Howell 236/625,Tina Enriquez 202/574, Rean Luttrell
225/530, Chrissy Williams 529, Darren Hernandez 234.
Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Aaron Steinberg
248/885, Shavondra Miller 182/604, Peter Thibodeaux
242/884, Chip Minot 233/871, Ryan Simonian 228/807, Jeff
Johnson 246.
Bnai Brith Classic: George Lippert 258/714, Jay Rosen
233/613, Stu Teichner 220/604, Tony Lepore 235.
Copper Bucket: Ken Riley 245/680, Judy Yeager
184/523, Steve Borosich 256, Don Ruiz 648, Tom Tucker
236/630, PeeWee Mares 236, Bob Kindel 236.
Early Birds: Mike Johnson 237/660, Susie Rothenberg
544, Richard Bianchi 239, Patti McVicker 210, Danny Curry
231/627, Art Rosenberg 229/716, Jay Shaffer 608, Alex
Pankratz 222.
Comedians: Scott Crawford 278/777, Sharon Weger
235/653, Russ Gothrick 268/731, Justin Archer 253/692,
Justin Miller 259/680, Ray Stoy 678, Jennifer Pyka 219/543,
Joe Eckard 254.
PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Matt Jones 225230/845, Tiffany Paulsen 222/797, Dave Schaffer 215/784,
Dave Weisman 242/762.
SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS...
49’Ers Senior Trio: Dave Folck 245/672, Carolyn Scherzberg 269/733, Dale Rubin 268/606, Rick Dobris 237/635,
Richard Greenzweight 224/610, Bob Husby 556, Mary Lauer
202/575, Doris Simmons 188/539, Carole Peire 192/512,
Delia Lowe 183/500, Dale Simpson 240.
Funtimers: Rick Dobris 247/671, Carolyn Scherzberg
205/569, Steven Herndon 235/669, Ron Doll 618, Mel
Neiditch 594, Don Sprenger 588, Karen McDonald 534, Ellie Alliston 177/486, Candy Adams 457, Bertha Willard 457,
Hung-Lay Quon 224, Richard Greenzweight 218, Jackie
Becker 192, Marilyn Bigman 189.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Ron Doll 247/719, Carolyn Scherzberg 235/655, Dave Folck 267/692, Bill Robb 264/690,
Steven Herndon 683, Al Reiswig 256/663, Lucy Tralla
211/585, Delia Lowe 190/514, Lil Baker 201/512, Carole
Peire 182/503, John Sanchez 257, Pat Mohr 182.
JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS...
Bumper Thumpers: Dillon Nguyen 105/209, Jezzabel
Chavez 99/198, James Sanchez 92/178, Kameron Martine4z 88/170, Ryan Martinez 93/153, Aiden Levy-Marks
81/152, Alexis Burnett 99/184, Devyn Thompson 81/153,
Alexis Dominguez 64/114, Mandy Thompson 63/114.
Junior Royals: Justin Pluchino 232/607, Julia Frias
160/450, Keith Nelson 207/523, Anthony Bouey 181/492,
Allen Minot 180/448, Sevaun Thompson 152/413, Bertha
Rose 146/383, Analynne Wallace 104/285, Ashley Brett
96/244, Rosie Sanchez 84/203.
That’s all for this week.
SANTA CLARITA
EASTER TEAM NO-TAP
Friday, April 2, 2010 (At Santa Clarita Lanes)
FINAL RESULTS 32 Teams/ $2,400 Prize Fund
1. Carlos Monterrozza, Jeremy Forkner, Tyler Baker,
Richie Baker, Casandra Gamero
4021
2. Debbie Godliman,Dave Pulsifer, Don Naito,
Dan Pulsifer, Bob Singley
3887
3. Dave Cossairt, Deidra Cossairt, Greg Pressman,
Greg Banta, Joanne Banta
3837
4. Kim Richardson, Scott Richardson, David Richardson Jr.,
Jackson Hering, Jerry Nunez
3825
5. Kathy Petett, Judy Petett, Roy Bernades Jr.,
Catie Nordstrom, Michael Petett
3823
6. Dave Gonzales, Emma Sargent, Jamie Rovner,
Brent Parrino, Geoff Perrea
3775
7. Jen Trujillo, Sergio Trujillo, Adam Preciado,
Don Hiller, Jason Heggemier
3738
SHOT OF GOLD
Dave Murrell
Herb Goodman
LOTTO
Kim Richardson
139
Kurt Salek
103
Sherry Gonzales 155
1
MENS SCRATCH
Richard Cates
286
2
T. Tripp/T. Baker
300
Richard
297
3 Cates
MENS HANDICAP
4 Cates
Richard
335
Tyler Baker
350
5 Cates/Herb Goodman
Richard
346
LADIES SCRATCH
6
Jamie Rovner 256
Jamie
242
7 Rovner/Karen McPherson
Crystal Stephens
252
8
LADIES HANDICAP
Kathy Petett
311
9 Nitz
Wendy
303
Crystal
Stephens
303
10
$600.00
450.00
350.00
300.00
280.00
250.00
170.00
$567.50
567.50
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April 8, 2010
3rd ROUND STANDINGS
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BOWLING NEWS
Threadworks
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Katie Jakes Bar & Grill
20 Brylaw
20 Herzog Insurance
20 Western Pacific Bowling Supply 19 19 City Line Pet Clinic
Clyde’s Video
17 Linder Insurance
15 StrikeHardApparral.com 14 J.A.T.
13 Sysco
13 Gano Excel Coffee
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TOP 10 AVERAGES
(On The 4th Round Shark Condition)
218
209
208
206
206
206
205
205
204
204
Jon Brandon
Vernon Adams
Billy Myers Jr.
Leonard Ruiz Jr.
Paul Barraco
Paul Varela
Ramon Torres
Kurt Arakaki
Arnold cheesman
Larry Stephens
Threadworks Leads
By Two In 31st Week
TOP 10 LAST WEEK
(On The 4th Round Shark Condition)
695
682
682
680
674
667
658
656
645
645
Mikey Villareal
Steve Gurrieri
Raul Rosales
Paul Barraco
Lee Liu
Arnold Cheesman
Greg Neuer
Jon Brandon
Mike Cammarata
Leonard “Mr. 870” Ruiz Jr.
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DOWNEY — “THREADWORKS” gave “BRYLAW” 3 severe
blows Monday night to knock them down to third and take over
the top spot themselves. And glad they don’t have to play them
again next week! “THREADWORKS” and “KATIE JAKES” will
meet for the umpteen time this season.
Either “BRYLAW” (20) and ‘HERZOG INSURANCE” (20)
sitting in 3rd and 4th, could easily jump into first next week. This
round has really been tight and the lead has changed weekly.
The scores bowled next week — April 12 — will complete the
averages going into the book for this year. YEAH! Fellows, make
sure your names are spelled correctly and your sanction card is up
to date. You could loose all your games!!
Let’s take a look at the high individual efforts this week.
High Series and High Game go to Mikey Villareal 299/695.
Other noteable games: Kevin Valmonte 267, Raul Rosales 258,
Mike Cammarata 257, Paul Barraco 257 and Lee Liu 257/674.
Steve Gurrieri and Raul Rosales, both on the “HERZOG
INSURANCE” team matched a 682 series. Paul Barraco led the
“SYSCO” Kids with his 680.
Checking the big board on the concourse, the ‘YEAR TO
DATE” standings, the top six are: “WESTERN PACIFIC”,
“J.A.T.”, “STRIKEHARD”, “SYSCO”, “KATIE JAKES”, and
“THREADWORKS”/”HERZOG INSURANCE” tied. $20,000
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You should all thank the sponsors for the added money!!!
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Meeting at 5:30pm, Start Bowling at 6:15pm
$22 PER WEEK
TEAMS OF 5 ALL MEN NO TEAM MAX
Handicap is 90% of difference in team averages.
SCRATCH DBLS ENTRY 5/2
21615W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA 91350 (661) 254.0540
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Find A Bowling Center Near You
Los Angeles County
THIS SPACE
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(626) 350-8831 FAX (626) 350-8852
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(661) 222-9080
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(310) 378-2265
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(702) 636-7400
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2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281
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(562) 868-3261
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GABRIEL VALLEY
MISSION HILLS BOWL (24) SAN Association
Manager - Linda Johnson
990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar, CA 91765
(909) 860-3558
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12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 769-7600
website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com
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(661) 254-0540 Fax (661) 254-7562
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ORANGE COUNTY
Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington
13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) 554-0111
[email protected]
NORTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Tom Leigh
15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 (818) 810-6263
SOUTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Judy Nielsen
17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)925-0417
[email protected]
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7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92111
(858) 279-1501
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8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 578-0500
April 8, 2010
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BOWLING NEWS
IN THE GOOD OLE DAYS
by David Yamauchi
Next Tournament This Sunday
JAT Member/Adult Doubles – Canoga Park Bowl
Huntoon-Hair-Booker Win First Triple-Club Trios
The first-ever Triple-Club Trios took the lanes at Keystone
and a huge field of 69 bowlers teamed up for this new, fun
event. Each bowler bowled 5 games of qualifying and after 15
games per team the team of Bobby Hornacek, Andrew Stewart and Mason Sherman led the field at +334 followed closely
by Brett Huntoon, DeeRonn Booker and Charlie Hair at +264
and Lawrence Merriweather, Jeremy Glover and Will Jackson
at +261. Low-to-qualify was Dara Ajimine, Jerome Jordan and
Cory Koyanagi at +37. The bowlers then took the lanes for 6
games of 3-man Baker with the top-4 teams advancing to the
Baker stepladder rolloffs. In the first match, 4th-seeded Kaitlin
Mayall, Nicole Shepard and Brandon Kraye fell to 3rd-seeded
Justin Villa, Pat Smith, Devin Bidwell 194-184. Villa-SmithBidwell advanced to meet 2nd-seeded Wesley Low Jr, James Hefley and Matt Jones. Both teams were bowling great but in the
end Villa-Smith-Bidwell squeaked by with a 215-209 win. They
then advanced to the Championship Match against top-seeded
DeeRonn Booker, Brett Huntoon and Charlie Hair. It was a back
and forth match but some late open frames made it close and
anchorman Devin Bidwell struck out to tie the match at 181. The
match went to a 8th-9th-10th frame rolloff but a handful of big-4
by Pat Smith in the 9th frame of the rolloff was too much to
overcome and Brett Huntoon, DeeRonn Booker and Charlie Hair
took home the title. Congratulations!
JAT Member/Adult Doubles This Sunday
410 and Under Handicap and 411+ Scratch
Our second JAT Member/Adult Doubles will be this Sunday,
April 11th at Canoga Park Bowl. Note: There are two divisions410 and under handicap and 411 and over scratch. Cost for the
tournament is $80 per team ($40 per bowler). Please come early
to check-in- it is always a crowded tournament! Check-in will
open at 8:15 and practice starts at 9:00. See you all on the lanes
at Canoga!
Sometimes it’s fun to share
dumb things you did years
ago. I laughed out loud when
I recalled this story and I hope
you will also. I think it is more
fun to laugh at yourself than at
others but it’s Ok if you laugh
with me.
At the time of this happening, I was married and had
three little toddlers. My husband and I both loved bowling; I’m using the word love
here because I mean it literally.
We were a young couple just
getting started in life and our
income was limited. So, many
times we bowled in separate
leagues so we could alternate
baby-sitting. We also shared
one car, at the time.
One night I went to bowl in
the 9pm ladies scratch league
at Eagle Rock Lanes in Eagle
Rock. I bowled as usual, probably not too good or not too
bad, since I don’t remember.”
I just remember that after
the league, a group of us gals
went into the coffee shop,
had our coffee, and shared the
events of the night. I vaguely
recall a woman who left early
asking me if I needed a ride
home and I said “no thanks.”
Well, after a lingering session of bragging, complain-
ing and gossiping we said
our good nights and I started
wandering out to the parking
lot while reaching in my purse
and feeling around for my car
keys. The parking lot was almost empty at that time of the
night so finding my car should
have been a “no brainier.” As
I continued to search for my
keys I recognized that my car
was nowhere to be seen. Panic
set in. I couldn’t find my keys
and my car was gone. OMG!
I must have left the keys in
the car and someone stole it. I
continued to look on all sides
of the almost empty parking
lot. No car…no keys.
I remember how fear
gripped my heart. How would
I get home and how would my
husband get to work tomorrow? Then I suffered another
panic attack when I remembered that my husband’s bowling ball was in the trunk. Oh
lord, I thought, my husband
will kill me; my carelessness
has caused the loss of our only
car and my husband’s bowling ball. This was a fate worse
than death.
I was in tears when I went
back in the bowling center. I
went to the deskman and asked
him to call the police so I could
be enjoying themselves when
I was in such a crises. My tears
stopped and I’m sure my face
went from “poor pitiful me” to
“ a demon from hell.” I stared
at the two heartless men, with
sheer resentment in my heart,
as they walked toward me.
“We found your car,” the
tallest one said. Then they
both tried to stifle another bit
of laughter. “OMG” I yelled,
as I grabbed one then the other
and rewarded them with “Hero’s hugs.” They were both
kind enough to accept the hugs
before the told me my car was
at home.
I hadn’t driven it that night;
a friend had given me a ride to
the center.
Sumitted by Treesa Spencer
Former “Star Gazer”
Author
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7502 E. Florence Av Downey Ca, 90240
SUNDAY May 16, 2010
SQUAD TIMES:
Next Tournament
Again, our next tournament is this Sunday- the JAT Member/
Adult Doubles at Canoga Park. Teams must be one Farm/Open/
Senior Division bowler and one adult bowler. (Senior Division
bowlers qualify as both!) After that, it’s the PBA Challenge #3
at Bowlium on April 25th. The season is winding down- only
three events left until the year-end special events! For updated
information, stats and schedules log on to www.bowljat.org . See
you all on Sunday!
report my stolen car. When the
cops arrived, I was still gushing with tears even though
many bowlers tried to assure
me that the police would find
my car.
I told the police how my
car had been stolen and went
through a series of questions
describing the car. I even described my husband’s bowling
ball and bag, although I didn’t
see them writing that down.
When they asked for the year,
model and licenses plate number of my car I didn’t know
the answers so I gave them my
home phone number so they
could call my husband for that
kind of “technical” information.
One of the officers (the
tallest one) walked out of my
sight to call my husband and
the other stayed by my side
and offered me some comfort and assurance that the car
would be found.
Soon I saw the tall officer
motion to the other one to come
where he was. I watched and
waited to hear of any second
hand comments that my husband had to say, but all I really
noticed was that the two cops
started laughing hysterically. I
was just livid that they could
TEAM EVENT: 10:00 A.M.
(4 members per team any combination NO CAp)
DOUBLES: 12:30 p.M.
(2 Divisions Men and Mix)
SINGLES: 2:30 p.M.
(1 Division, 3 games)
All events will consist of 3 games on the same pair of lanes
(Handicap 90 % of 210 all events)
Champs Charlie Hair, DeeRonn Booker and Brett Huntoon
PBA OPEN TRIOS
Enjoy the challenge!
Grow the sport!
Improve your ability!
Beginning Sunday, April 11, 2010
at 8:00A.M.
Brunswick Classic Lanes, Norco Ca
Contact: Kevin Sikkenga 951-545-0996
Sue Campbell 951-786-4680
20 teams will face the challenge of the PBA,
USBC and Sport Bowling Conditions.
The weekly fee of $10.00 includes 4 games.
This isn’t about Las Vegas or Laughlin,
Point Money or Trophies. The “PBA Open Trios”
league is simply about becoming the best bowler you can
be on the toughest conditions available.
$ 25.00 pre-pay for each event
Before May 9th $ 30.00 on Site
For inf. Call Armando zavala at 562-562-760-9481
Email:[email protected]
mail entry @ P.O. Box # 2344 Downey Ca, 90242
JAT Member/Adult
Doubles Event
This Sunday
Any JAT Open/Farm/Senior
with Any Adult Bowler
Two divisions-
409 & under handicap
and 410 and over scratch
Parents, siblings, friends- grab a partner
and have a great time at this fun event!
Sunday, April 11 - Check-in at 8:30 a.m.
Canoga Park Bowl - Canoga Park
20122 Vanowen St. - (818) 340-5190
Entry fee: $80 per team ($40 per bowler)
Log on to bowljat.org for more info!
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BOWLING NEWS
Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — It’s time to get your league sign-ups in at Linbrook
Bowling Center. Here’s a suggestions for people who enjoy baseball
with their bowling. It’s the Angels and Dodgers bowling league that
bowls on Tuesdays at 6:45 p.m. It’s no-tap, teams of 4, and starts
on April 13 for only $18 per week. Call us today so you don’t get
left out of all that fun.
Here are the high scores for the week of March 30 thru April 5.
Santa Guys and Dolls: Rodger Morris 206-215/615, Tony Chaco
221-212/605, Terry Blankenship 224, Travor Clemmons 220-209,
Neal Olsen 213, Eileen DiBenedetto 205, Phyllis Totten 203.
Swinging Trios: John Vojtko 226, Stan Lucas 206, Jack Stewart
202.
Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 252/605, Ross Occhipinti 202.
Ten Pins: Jack McQuown 202-230/623, Don Moore 226/616,
Tony Toliver 228/601, John Magill Sr. 257, Mike Duarte 237, Debra
McSherry 214, Vicki Lowry 208.
Vegas Nonsense: Jim Johnstone 217-224/640, Ray Acosta 235,
James Castaneda 206, Michael Byrd 205, Eugene Sumeshima
200.
3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 206, Marie Parmelee 204, Carol
Berry 202.
R.C.R.C.: K. Taylor 243, Lou Cruz 222, Paul Budnovich 213,
Kay Ladbury 201.
Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 237-258-254/749, Jim Moore
200-216-210/626, Tony Banks 239-200/623, Steve Sparks 205234/621, Bill Swanson 230/613.
Fun For Vegas: Chris Vandyke 220-213-246/679, William Manning 228, Charles Harrell 207, Ping Romero 200, Margie Gutierrez
224, Erika Gonzales 212.
Just Desserts: Steve Benevente 268-242/702, Brady Augustine
269-202/648, Bill Swanson 213-224/600, Mike Blodgett 230, Chaz
Schaffer 227, Heather Skovgard 214-206/602.
B.S.M.: Donghoon Choi 244-266-208/718, Manny Magno 218222-237/677, Glen Kim 213-213-206/632, Jimmy Kim 231/612,
Sangchul Won 237.
Golden Nuggets: Roland Mutzenberger 230, Frank McCoy
220.
Go For Nine (No-Tap): Rosario Occhipinti 246-243-211/700, Ike
Eisenacher 200-216-253/669, Andy Vincent 218-216-204/638, Clay
Howard 235-200/629, Rey Ortiz 230/621, Margot Church 240, Nan
White 226, Pat Nichols 223, Flo Vignola 218, Rachel Chaco 211.
Party Timers: E.J. Rogers 226-259-279/764, Robert Thompson
238-245-220/703, Robert Vaudreuil 207-242-229/678, Byron Reich
220-256/667, Rick Laub 236-235/663, Nicole Abbott 214, Cynthia
Scott 211-200.
Anaheim Nisei: Bob Mendoza 221-226-210/657, Don Enriques
224-234/632, Dave Kishaba 246/619, Sadao Kuwahara 246/609,
Al Ogata 211.
Nikkei: Walter Ohara 227, Vern Lastimado 225, Sam Tanaka
222, Ed Matsuda 221, Tony Bargayo 217.
Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 256-258-245/759, Tony Chaco
257-213-200/670, Gavin Huff 223-225/618, Nick Lam 225-219/614,
Frank DiCrisci 201-236/600.
525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 207.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 211, Walt Hooper
207, Gino Vasallo 201.
Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Andrew Stewart 212-204-243/659,
J.D. Greenhalgh 245, Matt Nickeson 201.
Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Kevin Rayle 220-235-234/689,
Gary Shields 223-265/654, Sam Webster 232, Carolyn Anderson
236-201/626, Brenda Hill 254/612, Kristy McFeggan 205, Debi
Andreff 201.
Looney In Laughlin: J.J. Hall 219, Ruben Garcia 203, Jayson
Cessa 201.
7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkley 268-251-259/778, James Sargent
256-257/706, Luis Damian 250-215-204/669, John Conway 202217-248/667, Lenny Huber 236-242/667.
Grey Panthers: Norm McLeod 211, John Hillion 208, Jerry
Dymora 206, Ro Mutzenberger 205, Gerald Lichtenheld 203.
Junior Adult Scratch Doubles: Nicole Nickeson 247, Steve
Matsumoto 235, Darrell Wilson 230, Nicole Abbott 213, Andrew
Stewart 257-216/644.
Vegas Party: Karl Ramer 278-254/714, John Conway 238-227223/688, Hong Kha 246-234/675, Bill Powell 236-224-211/671,
Steve Perreira 231-218-206/655, Barbara Bish 200.
TGIF: Ric Kauten 244-218/641, Ron Sargent 226-223/633, Bill
Swanson 235/611, James Sargent 230-215/604, Rick Sargent 216206-204, Nikki Trepesowsky 205, Priscilla Molina 204.
Kamaaina Bowling Club: Kalani Akui 266-235-218/719, Frank
Jones 266-242-205/713, Yuki Tomono 237-212/647, Sam Tanaka
223-206-200/629, Patrick Aipa 223-220/622, Serena Miyahira
224-213-200/637, Yvette Jahahn 218-212/612, Pam Jones 229,
Lydia Castillo 202.
4-4 Vegas: Jimmy Herrera 222-201/603, Jeff Baker 245, John
Raburn 230, Randy Perreira 209, Mike Peterson 207, Trish
Donahue 209, Sandy Batalon 202, Kathy Greenwood 201, Kim
Davisson 200.
Family & Friends: Bill Swanson 214, Chris Meno 211, Jess Meno
211, Gavin Huff 207-206, Ron Aguon 202.
Double Daters: Dan Duarte 243-235-214/690, Kevin Smith 245228/662, Andy Moran 247-201/644, Lenny Huber 237-227/641,
David Wright 245/637, Debbie Baker 213.
Day Before Easter Scratch 5-Gamer: 42 entries. 1st place
Kevin Gallagher 1215 $450, 2nd David Brown 1186 $300, 3rd Jeff
Garrison 1180 $250, 4th Roger Vasquez 1179 $200, 5th Jonathan
Duenas 1175 $150, 6th E.J. Rogers 1172 $120. Sidepots ($42
each game)—Game 1: Ty Stockle 278, game 2: Ron Hiraino 268,
game 3: David Brown and Roger Vasquez 269, game 4: Jonathan
Duenas 256, game 5: Kevin Gallagher 278.
Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 22 entries. 1st place
Mike Howard & Kendall Ray 2103 $86, 2nd Ron Sargent
& Peter Mostowa 1852 $62, 3rd Mark O’Donnell & Rick
Hunter 1803 $50. SIdepots (paid $22 per game)—Game
1: Mike Howard 309, game 2: Kendall Ray 267, game 3:
Ron Sargent 279, game 4: David Wright 264. Doubles (paid $50
per game)—Game 1: Mike Howard & Kendall Ray 586, game 2:
Mike Sargent & Kendall Ray 546, game 3: Ron Sargent & Peter
Mostowa 534, game 4: John Conway Jr. & John Conway Sr. 534.
Handicap Series: Kendall Ray 1043 $38. Scratch Series: Mike
Howard 1011 $26. Super Pot: David Wright 264 $65. Roll Over
Sidepots—Threepeat Pot $402, Reserve Pot $102 - Clean 40 Pot
$504 - Match Game $38 - High Game Bank- Game 1 $20, Game
2 $23, Game 3 $58 & Game 4 $62.
Senior No-Tap: Results of March 31—42 entries @ $10=$420,
42 lineage @ $5.25=$220.50, 42 prize fund @ $4.75=$199.50, 37
3-6-9 @$1=$37. Place Money—1st Greg Reinhard 821 $37, 2nd
Shig Shozi 811 $29, 3rd-4th (tie) Yosh Hasegawa and Carl Adinolfi
each with 801 and $19.50, 5th-6th (tie) P.J. Carroll and Gary Oslund
792 and $10.50 each. Sidepots—Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Jim Eillis 314
$10, 2nd P.J. Carroll 305 $7, 3rd (tie) Joe McKee and Jerry Knight
299 and $2.50. Game 2, scr.: 1st Wayne Howenstein 288 $13,
2nd-3rd (tie) Gary Oslund and Shig Shozi 278 and $8.25 each.
Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Clay Howard 311 $10, 2nd Greg Reinhard 305
$7, 3rd Al Naki 303 $5.
Get those league sign-ups in now.
Terry Brent, Top
Man in 590 Classic
by Roberta McNaught
ANAHEIM—A lot of fantastic scores were shot in the 590 Classic at
Linbrook last week and Terry Brent was the leader of the pack. On games
of 290, 223, 256, and 202, Terry rolled a 971 series.
Several others were in the 900 Club including: Ron Douglass 255/957,
E.J. Rogers 259/956, Carl Adinolfi 246/931, Lowell Huber 245/929, and
Jason Watts 279/901.
Other great scores were: Rosie “O’Grady” Williams 279/897, Christy
Asher 247/892, Stacy Rider 234/888, Martin Angulo 246/871, Miguel
Rosales 255/879, Kyle Osterman 279/866, Al Lara 254/865, Drew Parkin 268/864, John Velasquez 256/855, Jerry Roddam 242/853, Juan
Sandoval 227/851, Shig Shozi 236/846, Ed Hermance 244/839, Willy
Bordenave 229/838, Don Gardner 259/834, Ron Marcus 268/829, Hong
Kha 233/826, Dick McKenzie 227/824, Gino Vassallo 225/823, Don
Gut-Omen 229/821, Melissa Fan 236/815, Frank Bellinder 245/811, Rob
Roberts 223/800, V.J. Rodriquez 228, Roberta McNaught 225, Karen Bagnall 223, A.J. Lombardo 223, John Phillips 216, Larry Green 214, Kantral Williams 214, Alan Bloom 213, Alan Gutierrez 212, Rich Heid 212,
Debbie Barrette 211, Tim Blough 210, Jim Moore 210, Joy McGregor
207, Jack Wilson 206, Gloria Ferrulli 203, Rey Ortiz 203, Nancy M.
Smith 203, Rod Cantrell 202, and Fred Voysey 200.
LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER
201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253
WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS
Excluding
Special Holidays
Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm
Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am }
$2.25 per game
Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday April 17th at 12:30PM
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“WE’RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN”
April 8, 2010
12655 VENTURA BLVD.
STUDIO CITY
818-769-7600 or 877-2380
when you have time to spare
by NICE and SWEET
STUDIO CITY — What kind of bowling fans are you? I didn’t see
a single one of you at Lebowski Fest this past weekend. I thought
a cult movie revolving around bowling was right up your alley (*pun
intended). Well, I had a great time and 2 of Pinz finest walked away
with 2nd and 3rd place bowling trophies.
PINZ ADULTS
“Hey man, there’s a beverage here” may be a typical response
during league night but this past week showed all of us that beverages are the least of our worries, as your games would reflect:
Tavern Guild: Darrell Tucci 279/706, Mark Peavey 278/677, Tom
Whitaker 234/628, David Thomason 220.
Twilighters: Robert Lerman 236/645, Arnel Adordionicio 235,
Allan Hammond 233.
Kings and Queens: Wayne Roberts 238/684, Ross Goldman
221/636, Jeff Pickel 230/614, John Harnois 225.
E.I.B.L.: Nadine Jenks 858, Brian Baccus 215. S.C.B.L.:
Mike Malone 235/648, Tim Stake 248/638, Tom Wigmore 226/646,
Michael Gurrieri 229/643, Dave Yamamoto 235/616.
Music+Lyrics: Rhona Bennet 203/527.
PINZ JUNIORS
Well you little achievers were off for a week, but we still missed
you. Your tournaments are coming quickly and your scores have
been getting better. Here’s a look at the scores:
Adult Junior: Treven Goldsmith 247/611, Max Korn 194/567,
Brad Spector 187/474, Sharon Goldsmith 161/428, Martin Korn
422, Jessica Taylor 159.
Senior Scratch: Treven Goldsmith 246/904, Max Korn 255/901,
Scott Englehart 222/781, Nikolai Berk 225/752, Natalie Honda 700,
Natalie Kato 203.
Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 163/388, Angelo Costa 126/282,
Nicolas Martinez 107/269, Gianni Gaskins 94/266, Bryon Baker
258, David Kollins 101.
Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 77/152.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
Most of you are not nihilists but more pacifists, which shows in
your genuine scores. We needed somebody to play Maude and
none of you stepped up to the plate. Well, there’s always next year.
Here are the bragging rights:
Happy Timers: Russ Romo 189/444, Yolanda Dragotta 150/418,
Allan Lotta 166/423.
Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 199/495, Charlene Gaffney
190/494, Marion Weiss 173/460, Christine Stark 177/452, Ariamae
Shapiro 151/403.
Coffee and Donuts: Nancy Kato 244/601, Charlene Gaffney
209/526, Elayne Klein 183/503, Donna Hickox 487, Sarah Alexander
480, Alba Donohue 177, Pauline Lipin 175.
Pin Pals: Karen Collier 178/478, Shelly Djergian 180/444, Judy
Kautz 141/370, Sharon Brooks 133/349, Ellen Engel 340, Diana
Bassi 126.
Joslyn Seniors: Nelson Hicks 246/599, Joyce Rabinowitz
440, Barbara Abell 188/422, Sol Stein 501, Lee Waldorf 186, Rita
Fischer 177.
Senior Social: Charlene Gaffney 179/493, Art Michener
171/473, Ruth Gralla 160/450, Russ Romo 167/434, Joel Margolis
169/409.
Bowler of the Week: How great is the Tavern Guild? One may
ask. Well, look no further than at Darrel Tucci’s scores this past
Monday, 279 game for a 706 series. Great bowling dude and have
some old sodas on us.
Niceness Quote of the Week: Jesus Quintana: What’s this day
of rest? I don’t care! It don’t matter to Jesus. But you’re not foolin’
me, man. You might fool the league office, but you don’t fool Jesus.
This bush league psyche-out stuff. Laughable, man - ha ha! I would
have beat you on Saturday. I beat you next Wednesday instead.
Wooo! You got a date Wednesday, baby! (cussing omitted)
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15 Years Experience
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$30 - Beginners • $50 - Advanced
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