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July 31, 2008
BOWLING NEWS
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Bowling News
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69th Year In Publication
Thursday, July 31, 2008
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TREVI
LANES
32250 Mission Trail
Lake Elsinore,
California 92530
951-674-6080
Inland
Empire
NABI
Aug 2nd & 9th
Adult & Jr.
Leagues
Now
Forming
Contact Denise or Dian
ext. 225 Call for Info.
Vaughn Doody Wins SST Sr. Div. Two WCST
Joe Staton / Josh Blanchard Take Tournaments
The Juniorby Larry
Division
Doubles
Wilson
The SST held their July
Tournament at Trevi Lanes in
Lake Elsinore JULY 26 & 27.
The Turnout was good with
56 bowler competing, 26 in the
Senior Division and 30 in the
Junior Division. In the Senior
Division after 10 games of
qualifying Hal Wilber was in
the lead by 53 pins followed by
Mike Rausch in second with a
2211 E.G. Mock in third With
2205 followed by Joe Colley
in fourth with a 2198.
In fifth was Ray Robinson
with a 2177 followed by Stan
Caswell with 2176. In seventh
was Ken Racette with 2161
followed by Vaughn Doody
with 2151. In 9th place was
Don Jackson who also cashed.
In 10th place was Kent Whitson, in 11th Jerry Ross 12th
John Cocchi 13th Walt Block
14th Don Vesey 15th Dan Cerio 16th Dennis Fitzsimonds
17th Gerry Chinn 18th Frank
Weiler 19th George Bujaki
20 Norm Black 21st Richard
Robinson 22nd Mike Bailey 23rd Ralph Wingert 24th
Doug Johnson 25th Len Miles
26th Jim Coleman.
In the Senior finals Vaughn
Doody moved to first place
followed by Joe Colley in second. Ken Racette moved from
seventh to third followed by
Hal Wilber in fourth. In fifth
place was E.G. Mock and tied
for sixth and seventh place Ray
Robinson and Mike Rausch,
finishing out the field in eight
place was Stan Caswell.
In the Junior division
doubles after 10 games of
qualifying Jeff Gordon and
Joe Porcelli were leading the
field with 4430 followed by
John Wellnitz and Lyle Rollins
with 4418. In third place was
Joe Staton and Josh Blanchard
with 4407 followed by Johnny
Hernandez and Robert Sickles
with 4395.
In 5th place and cashing
was Louie Serrano and Dean
Carr followed by Scott Kraye
and Marlow Dinger. In 7th was
Dewaine West and Stephanie
Sjobom 8th was Mark Dyer
and Frank Barefoot 9th Tim
Shirlock and Shelby Shirlock
10th Dean Danner and Mark
Learned 11th Marc Levy and
Brian Carmichael 12th Jeff
Welkner and Skip Cook 13th
Ray Torres and Joe Dube 14th
Tom Jones and Ken Bellard
15th Carlos Paredes and Brian
Watkins.
Going into the junior doubles final only 35 pins separated first and fourth. All the
teams fought hard to take first.
In first place with 7729 was
Joe Staton and Josh Blanchard
followed by Johnny Hernandez and Robert Sickles with
7674. In Third with 7555 was
Jeff Gordon and Joe Porcelli
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August 2-3
Westminster Lanes
Trevi Zone
Sea & Air Lanes
La Habra “300” Bowl
2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood
(562) 421-8448
by Dick Sanders
The year 2008 is passing
by quickly, as the WCST has
two exciting Ebonite Singles
Tournaments coming up in
August. August 9-10, Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim, CA,
co sponsored by GEORGE
ABRAHAMSEN
REALTOR, for Tarbell REALTORS, 949-812-9990, and
George is adding $500.00 to
our prize fund pay-off. There
will be one squad only, on Saturday, August 9th. Roll-Call:
9:40AM, Bowl 10:00AM,
Bowl 10 straight games. 1st
5 games, Lanes 21-40. 2nd 5
games on Lanes 1-20. Finals
on Sunday, August 10th for
both Seniors & Super Seniors,
to start at 8:30AM. Entry Fee:
$165.00 for current WCST
Members, Guests add
$15.00. If you have a computer, click onto www.westcoastseniortour.com Scroll down
the INFORMATION Page.
The following week, August 16-17, the Orleans Casino Lanes adding $500.00
to the prize fund, will be our
host for the WCST Ebonite
Singles: The week-end starts
with a 5 game optional Singles
Sweeper, on Friday, August
15th, to start at 2:30PM, with a
1:45PM Check in time. $60.00
is the Entry Fee: Cash places
pay one for every 4 entries
with one super senior guaranteed to cash for every 4 super
seniors entered. $500.00 will
be the 1st place prize, if we
have 40 or more entries. On
Saturday, August 16th, Roll
Call will be at 10:40AM, Bowl
at 11:00AM. $165.00 to enter
for current WCST members,
Guests add $15.00. 80 bowlers will be the maximum field,
and there are just a few spots
open. Call the WCST Office
now at 760-363-8141. Finals
for seniors and super seniors,
Sunday, August 17th to start at
8:30AM
Check Ad on page 11 for
more details. Log on to www.
w e s t c o a s t s e n i o r t o u r. c o m
THE INDEX PAGE, TO SEE
TEAM SIGN-UPS.
(L-R) Tiffany Morita with Jeremy Paulson – 5th place, Champion - Ronnie Cordero, Steve Brode presenting, PJ Yarns–
Runner up, Glenn Mabilangan – 3rd place.
TORRANCE—After being
the bride’s maid the week before, Cordero comes through
this weekend posting a huge
+225! Ronnie made sure there
was no room for error this
week starting out with a 257
scratch game and ending with
a 257 scratch game.
Ronnie was throwing his
Storm Rapid Fire Pearl this
week, drilled by Ben Mach
at Macs Pro Shop located at
Westminster Lanes.
Ronnie has been bowling
just 7 yrs and sports highs of
a 299 game and 799 series.
When not bowling Ronnie
works as a thread roll operator
for All Fast Fastening Systems
and would like to thank fellow
employees and bowler David
O Brique and Dave McNabb.
Ronnie would to also thank
his coach Hermie Lebaquin
and friends Ed Palma, Dragon
Aguilar, Alan Basto. And a
continued on page 6
Liz Johnson Looking For Third
U.S. Women’s Open Title
GREENDALE—Last year,
the U.S. Women’s Open, a
United States Bowling Congress event, was held for the
first time since 2003, and Liz
Johnson of Cheektowaga,
N.Y., capped off the tournament’s return with a win over
Team USA member Shannon
O’Keefe of Brookfield, Wis.
Johnson will look to defend
her title this week at Brunswick Zone XL in Romeoville,
Ill., where a field of more than
170 of the best women bowlers in the world will battle for
one of the most prestigious
titles in bowling at the 2008
U.S. Women’s Open.
Players will compete in
four eight-game qualifying
blocks over four days beginning Aug. 1. The field then
will be cut to the top 16, who
will compete in ESPN-taped
television matches on Aug. 5
and 6. The winner will take
home a $25,000 first prize
(based on 200 entries). Official practice sessions will take
place Thursday at 6 p.m. and
8 p.m.
“I just felt like I was in a
really good place, like nobody was even around me out
there,” said Johnson, who also
won the 1996 U.S. Women’s
Open. “Once I stepped out on
the lanes, I felt aggressive and
focused. I hadn’t felt that good
in a very long time. Everything just felt like it fell into
place for me. Physically, I felt
great, and mentally, nothing
really mattered except putting
it to the pins.”
Johnson has made her
mark not just in topflight
women’s bowling, but also in
professional bowling overall.
In 2005, she became the first
woman to win a Professional
Bowlers Association regional
tournament and finished in
second place at a Denny’s
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Karaoke Every FRIDAY NO-TAP
3 GAMES Every Friday At 1PM
August 1st 5 PM
Friday and
$15 ENTRY FEE
Entry Fee:$40
Includes Singles, 3-6-9
Saturday
Sidepots Optional
Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series
8:30PM to 1:30AM 3-6-9 = $ 214.00 • 2nd pot $92.00
6 Games
Saturday No-Tap
CAL BOWL
Aug. 9-10 &
Aug. 16-17
Cordero Wins Donkee in
Route at Bowl-O-Drome
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BOWLING NEWS
Orange County
USBC Awards
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Ceremony
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by Joy McGregor
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Showstoppa Bonus pays $50 to $1 (Max of $1500)
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Each Squad is a Separate Qualifying 1 in 4 ½ Guaranteed to Semifinals and Cash
$5 Brackets, $5 Sidepots, $2.50 Match Series, and $2.50 Match Game
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August 9-10 Saturday – Sunday
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6471 Westminster Blvd, Westminster, CA 92683
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Format: 4 Games of Qualifying, 1 in 4½ bowl another 3 games, Cut to top 16
for Single Elimination Bracket Finals!
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Qualify:
August 9 : 12:00pm, 1:30pm, 3:00pm, 4:30pm, 6:00pm
August 10th: 10:00am
Semis:
August 10th: 12:00pm, Semis and Bracket Finals to follow
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All bowlers up to 220 average welcome! - NO PBA, Handicap is 80% of 220
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LA HABRA—This year’s
Award Ceremony is slated
for August 9th at 2 pm at La
Habra 300 Bowl located at 370
E. Whittier Blvd., in La Habra.
Our agenda will include the
presentation of awards to the
deserving tournament winners of the Women’s and Open
Tournament held earlier in the
year; installation of elected officers and directors and reveal
our league officer of the year.
Please come join us, everyone is invited! Meet your Orange County board; greet the
elected delegates to the 2009
conventions in Reno (Nationals) and Riverside (State); applaud the tournament winners
and see who IS the League Officer of the Year! There will
be plenty of delicious cake and
yummy punch and LOTS and
LOTS of camaraderie.
See y’all at La Habra 300...
AUGUST 9TH AT 2 PM!!!!
July 31, 2008
Preparations For USBC’S
New Home in Texas Begin
GREENDALE—Renovations to the United States
Bowling Congress’ future
home in Arlington, Texas, are
underway with the goal of
staff being in their offices by
Nov. 3.
The creation of the International Bowling Campus has
started with general remodeling of the main building at 621
Six Flags Drive.
Construction on the 20-lane
International Training Center
will begin later this year with
an anticipated completion in
spring 2009. Also set for 2009
is the opening of the new International Bowling Museum
and Hall of Fame after moving from its current home in
St. Louis.
The International Bowling Campus, in the heart of
Arlington’s
entertainment
and sports district, will be the
home of about 200 USBC,
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America and IBM/HF
employees. The move to Texas
from USBC’s current home in
Greendale, Wis., will enable
USBC and BPAA to integrate
operations for the betterment
of the sport including the
growth and protection of competitive bowling.
“While our goal is to ensure
as smooth a transition as possible, with any undertaking of
this magnitude, problems may
occur,” said USBC President
Jeff Bojé. “We are committed
to addressing any problems as
quickly and efficiently as possible.”
In addition to USBC,
BPAA and IBM/HF, the bowling campus will include The
Bowling Foundation, International Bowling Pro Shops
& Instructors Association,
Strike Ten Entertainment, The
Bowling Center Management
School and the Billiard &
Bowling Institute of America
which currently are located at
BPAA’s headquarters.
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LAS
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TRAVEL
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By Alice
Meglemre
LONG BEACH—The Vegas league is happy to report
one bowler has responded
to our call for replacements .
However we still needs two
bowlers to complete our 64
member roster. Please call me
at (562) 423-1567 for more information and sign on for the
start of a 51st season Monday,
August 18 at Cerritos Lanes,
We still don’t have the LA
and OC book averages but
expect them within the next
couple of weeks. The cards
submitted by team captains at
the July meeting will be returned to them opening day,
confirming or correcting averages listed.
We forgot to include a couple of notes in our last column
about Alberta Stoute having
eye surgery and seeing real
good now, and also our annual
Happy Anniversary wishes
to Frances and Bob Stickney
who celebrated their 64th year
together on June 30.
We are sorry to report
upcoming surgery for Hedy
Schoner but she will return to
sub when medics release her.
Also, Team captain Ada Burriis scheduled for right hand surgery and will need a sub until
she can return, however, she
will bowl the first two weeks.
JOHNSON
continued from page 1
PBA Tour stop, the highest
finish by a woman in a Tour
event.
The qualifying portion of
the 2008 U.S. Women’s Open
also will serve a second purpose. In addition to competing
for the coveted U.S. Women’s
Open crown, participants who
register for the PBA Women’s
Tour Trials will have the opportunity to qualify for the
seven-event PBA Women’s
Series, which will run in conjunction with PBA Tour events
this fall.
The top 12 finishers in
the Women’s Tour Trials will
earn exemptions for the PBA
Women’s Series and join last
year’s Women’s Series winners Diandra Asbaty, Shannon Pluhowsky, Joy Esterson
and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard to
make up the 16-player field.
The championship match
of all PBA Women’s Series
events will be televised as
part of the ESPN telecasts for
the seven Denny’s PBA Tour
events.
Those players competing
in the Women’s Series will be
required to become PBA members, but will only have to join
PBA once they qualify.
U.S. Women’s Open and
the PBA Women’s Series Tour
Trials entries will be accepted until the start of practice
Thursday at 6 p.m.
The entry fee for the U.S.
Women’s Open is $250 with
an additional $750 entry fee
(to be paid on site) for those
who choose to enter the Tour
Trials. Entry information may
be obtained by calling (800)
514-2695, ext. 3173 or by
e-mailing uswomensopen@
bowl.com.
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BOWLING NEWS
July 31, 2008
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — We hope you are all enjoying these summer
months. You see people taking their walks in the early mornings,
or in the evenings when the weather has cooled down. A good time
to enjoy the outdoors before a busy day or to relax in the evening.
Maybe even chit-chat with neighbors who are also enjoying the
longer summer days.
We know our bowlers here at Cal Bowl are enjoying their summer
leagues by the weekly report of great scores.
BIG BEAR
Emmerson Wafer 178-254-231/663, Eric Snow 223-225-215/663,
David Patterson 234-232-196/662, Cesar Usi 243-191-221/654,
Mike Villarreal 191-213-245/649, Jeff Cureton 251-229-168/648,
John Dunn 192-265-191/648, Sid Nakagawa 178-240-202/620,
Jimmy Hamilton 161-213-239/613, Curt Soares 200-224-184/608,
Tomieka Lemons 226-231-189/646, Dee Phipps 187-194-168/549,
Dawn Contant 168-185-191/544, Betty McDiarmid 190-175-173/538,
Jo Ann Drueen 166-196-164/526, Allisen Sutton 165-190-171/526,
Rita Soares 164-181-180/525, Lee Theiss 181-167-172/520, Patricia Johnson 178-190-220/518, Teri Floyd 167-136-204/507, Lillie
Darden 137-208-160/505.
LAUGHLIN SUNSET
Amodd Christion 225-221-215/661, Som Seng Sr. 256-208/640,
Brandon Mims 227-206/604, Ezzard Jones 245/600, Desi Nixon
239, Anthony Dotson 233, Dion Morris Sr. 224, Norman McKinley
222-222, James High II 219, Ken Holliday 217, Don Matthews 212,
James Matthews 212, Louis Whitlock II 212, Victor Lewis 211-201,
Ennis Finley 209, Dwana Price 209, Leo Rachal 208, John Meeks
202, Kenny Wright Jr. 200.
SENIOR MENS TRIO
Ralph Wingert 226-238-277/741, Rich Kelly 197-190-217/604,
Vic Santos 238-204-199/641, Jr. Guimary 183-253-193/641, Audrey
GIbson 224-177-209/610, Ken Holliday 215-213-247/675, Mauro
Pendilla 230-232-209/671, Willie Young 219-183-232/634, Josh
Hudson 181-223-203/607, Billy Cowens Jr. 208-226-234/668, John
Dunn 221-201-219/641, Chuck Patterson 245-191-224/660, Vince
Cervantes 236-237-218/691, Rusty Campbell 217-236-172/625,
Rick Llaneta 179-254-191/624, Ed Cabs 161-201-249/611, Archie
Stull 202-225-223/650, Ed Brown 244-222-188/654, Fred Faniel
201-164-238/603, Don Wade 243-214-223/680, Cecil Knighton
201-188-248/637, Clarence Matthews 194-193-223/610, Ed Hansen
184-189-238/611, Jim Plante 210-227-202/639, Charles Gleason
222-193-212/627, Charles Woods 232, Jorge Fernandez 201, Ray
Culp 221, Al Ortiz 222, Al Winston 233, Wil Panton 203, Mel Lebeauf 202, Herman Woodard 208, Rudy Munzon 206, Dion Morris
Sr. 202-213, Walter Millsap 237, Phil Hylton 202-203, Terry Darling
207-212, Joe V. Swift 213, Rick Hunter 200, Henry Hom 209, Ken
Seiple Sr. 207, Earl Hullett 221, Al Williams 221, Billy Williams 201,
Willie Burkhalter 233, Joe Erwin 213, Jerry Giron 212, Lee Moore
207, Curtis Whaley 213, Al Cowens 217, Art Diemert 208-212,
Eugene Richardson 202, Ron McClain 224, Andrew Morton 200,
Homer Green 204, Charles Moore 216, Wayne Brown 215, Ken
Wright 220, Jim Burke 203.
FUNSTERS
Adela Santos 556, Harold Runyon 500, Don Keith 521, Wendell
Ledbetter 200/545, Cliff Schad 527, Ken Seiple Sr. 205/588, Frank
Fernandez 520, Dorothy Ruggiero 520, Ron Leidholdt 521, Doug
Johnson 539, Art Diemert 500, Joe Irwin 216/572, Frank Krezan
202/523, Bob Webb 512, Boylee Inocente 548, Ed McLean 517,
Larry Martinez 212/515, Willie Young 205-214/599, Josh Hudson
225-210/627, Jim Burke 204-246-235/685, Ed Hanson 212216/619.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS
Jerry Whitehurst 215-209/592, Walter Gist 521, Ken Seiple
Sr. 506, Boylee Inocente 220/584, Vern Willey 216/526, Wendell
Ledbetter 212-217/593, Chuck Patterson 233-215/631, Al Williams
576, Billy Williams 224-242/654, Al Ortiz 569, Donna May 526, Rico
Cayton 523, Bill Charles 521, Jor Erwin 218-212/629, Jim Burke
257-235-214/706, Ed Brown 245-207/632, John Welty 201/553,
Wayne Moon 516, Vancie Keith 530, Don Keith 217-214/599, Ed
Hansen 225-223/638, Donald Jones 208/526, John Mathews 527,
Bob Stickney 248/589.
YOUNG AT HEART
Ed Hansen 215-211-223/649, Don Jackson 90-110-124/324,
Josh Hudson 191-169-184/544, Willie Creer 119-164-182/465, Joe
V. Swift 205-202-255/662, Boylee Inocente 211-193-214/618, Art
Nelson 133-148-147/428, Albert Burnett Sr. 143-187-165/495, Rosalind Harris 98-106-107/291, Lynette Willliams 151-190-189/430,
Earl Hullett 172-203-196/571, Mattie Wylie 169-159-180/508,
John Brider 137-154-148/439, Marci Hansen 120-117-178/415,
Jim Plante 256-187-265/708, June Skulick 133-103-97/333, Gene
Hansen 133-147-119/399, Gene Skulick 180-180-169/532, Mary
Spencer 155-108-140/403, Rose Belton 190-124-160/474, Willie
Young 183-168-193/544, Eva Hammons 59-82-87/228, Jesse Lane
144-120-145/409, Ed Stoute 121-123-162/406.
CAL BOWLEROS
Dee Phipps 224-201/599, Brenda Durnin 217/586, Carole Fischer
208/554, Betty Phillips 212/549, Karen Witt 210/515, Vi Wilson 513,
Mary Spencer 508, Helen Gerard 201, Margo McClain 200.
ELKS & FRIENDS
Tony White 202-237-224/663, John Lynch 213, Gary Kelly 212,
Ralph Buckles 221-236/630, Jim Valles 210, Stacy Kelly 206.
RECYCLED TEENS
Ben Jones Sr. 212/535, Norma Myers 521, Bill Burkley 532,
Frank Fernandez 225/543, Wendell Ledbetter 234-224/629, Tom
Spencer 533, Ning Barcelona 206/542, Luz Cruz 540, Terry Binuya
513, John Mathews 223/566, Boylee Inocente 215/589, Ed McLean
507, Ken Seiple Sr. 514, Jim Burke 228-206-215/649, Ed Brown
540, Mattie Wylie 515.
CAL STARS
Betty Phillips 182-181-181/544, Dottie Lawn 160-167-191/518,
Mattie Wylie 171-178-155/504, Lucy Seiple 193-138-187/518, Pat
Orr 145-183-177/499.
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE
Greg Nardo 151-254-196/601, Shirley Owens 213-180-239/632,
Shannon Santos 196-245-211/652, David Wall 241-235-171/647,
Larry Bateman 202, Faga Fila 225, Ben Harper 203, Paul Lacas
220, Greg Mobley 237, Matt Mosley 210, Larry Movera 214-208,
Gary Nelson 226, Will Nichols 202, Sonny Santos 208, Albert
Viernes 220.
JUNIORS
Bobcats
Teilor Ruff-Scott 145, Semaj Lewis 158, Christopher Johnson
147.
Classified
Andrew Pudewa 189-190, Raymon Carter 226, Ron Lewis 212248/611, Charlene Binsol 183, Shalisa Terrell 131, Jessha Arana
140, Kevin Prok 167, Albert Crockett Jr. 215-192, Daniel Brown
210.
ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
Raymon Carter 196, Jaime Grabinski 166-179, Marcus Quiller
213, Nolan Smith II 212, Bryanne Carter 99, Kelly Adams 140,
Ron Lewis 205.
Adults
Gregg Aldapa 248/618, Kevin Blunt 201, Armondo (Shorty) Ramos
226-200-229/655, Matt Mosley 205-232/604, Jacob Culpepper 214,
Paul Mehl Jr. 246-211-236/693, Nolan Smith Jr. 258-202/638, Leland
Carter 219-248/658, Tobi Johns 137, Louis Whitlock II 267/629,
Joyce Allen 176, Brenda Adams 167.
FRIDAY NO-TAP
(July 25, 2008) FINAL RESULTS
1. Rick Llaneta 860
2. Kyle VandenBerg
844
3. Kevin Wright Jr. 833
4. Jayson Palacios
823
SIDEPOTS
1. Curtis Van Fossan, hdcp.
289
2. Matt Mosley, scr.
300
Kyle VandenBerg, scr.
300
J.T. Jackson, scr.
300
3. Curtis Van Fossan, hdcp.
310
3-6-9 POT
Worth
2nd Pot
INSURANCE
Kyle VandenBerg
SCRATCH SERIES POT
Rick Llaneta
845
NEXT TOURNAMENT
August 1st at 1:00 P.M.
$73.00
32.00
24.00
15.00
$32.00
11.00
11.00
11.00
32.00
$214.00
92.00
$32.00
$32.00
ABTA--Winter League
Call Bobbie (562) 694-1185, or Bob 562-228-3960
Thursdays CAL Bowl
Has Openings for Women/ Men & Teams
Mixed any combo 775 max
$10,000 1st with 22 teams
Pre Meeting Aug 28
Practice 6:30PM
Start Sept.11th
League Begins 6:40PM
Added Money $$ by ABTA-$$ ABTA Brackets 50 / 50& More
Try and attend this meeting
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
Super Bowler Package
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.
Mega Bowler Package
Includes bowling, party room, pizza, soda and $2.00 game play.
$20.00 per child
July 31, 2008
Page 5
BOWLING NEWS
American Bowlers Tournament Association
P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com
Lam Wins ABTA Title at CAL
Bryant and Hilliard Fire Perfect Games
La Guardia Hits MatchSeries Pot $320, Riley & Gill Share Match Game $1,130
Westminster is our Host in a One Day Day Event 3-6-9 is $1,800
Qualify Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00PM Semis 5:45 PM
LAKEWOOD—One of the
“Good Guys” Erick Lam was
by far the best as he won his
3rd ABTA title with one of the
finest performances in some
time. Winning at Cal Bowl
the hard way, winning five
straight matches in the single
elims to take home a nice
$2,300 at popular Cal Bowl.
Our return to CAL was just
great, as we had a nice 198
entrants in the early 3- Squad
Event which had squads at
12:30-2:00 & 3:30. Even with
many of our regulars from
CAL in Vegas for sweepers!
Side pots went for $202 a
game and in the ABTA side
pots are only $2.00 per game
Due to the nice turnout 50
bowlers advanced to the semis.
Leading the Semis was rejuvenated Speedy Bryant +161. So
he would sit out and be able to
bowl the title game. Right behind was the smooth Ramiro
Garcia at +150. So Speedy
would sit out and bowl for the
title and Ramiro to receive a
first round bye in the single
elims and enter in round two.
It took a huge +89 for the
men and +64 for 3 guaranteed
women to make the Sweet 16
Single Elim Finals.
The Bowlers took to the
lanes. In the first round single elims losing were Vuong
Do, La Sandra Chaney, Bill
Nord, Sue Purdie. Hong Kha,
TimTran, and Lynn Waldie.
Checks of $100 in 10-16th
places were theirs.
In round two being eliminated were Ramiro Garcia,
Glen Dantes, Jerry Cant and
Chris Abing. They cashed in
6-9 th places and $110 each.
Round three had Vic Hilvano best Micheal Gill 237-193.
Erick Lam finished strong to
edge J. T. Jackson 228-208.
They were 4th and 5th, and
$120 each, with great bowling. Vic and Erick to meet for
the right to bowl Speedy for
the title.
In an exciting game Erick
again won out at the end and
Vic who is now one of our finest bowlers was 3rd with another great showing. Erick off
to the title match vs Speedy.
The title game was set and
the horses were paid! Lam returned a big $93 in the horse
bets for everyone who had him
at $5.00 entry.
Speedy led off with a strike,
and Spare, and was bowling a
Dutch 200 game after frame 8
which is decent but he had a
big problem here as Lam was
Striking on every Ball with the
front eight. He then left a weak
10 pin to end his chance of a
perfect game. Speedy struck
out but way too late. Lam wins
it big 279/299-218/226 . Great
bowling by one of the Good
(562) 868-7164
www.abta1.com
Guys. He bowls with us most
every week and is a gentleman
and well deserving! Congrats
Erick!
Great bowling by Speedy,a
long time member who has
done most everything in our
club. He is an ABTA Blueblood and will be in the ABTA
League Thurs at Cal this winter. Great Bowling Speedy!
Vic Hilvano on a real roll
could have certainly won this
one, as he was on his game.
Vic is also an ABTA veteran,
and did so well again. Great
bowling!
Tourney Hi Qualifiers were
Kevin Blunt at a big +213 for
the men and Debra Sanders led
the ladies +127. They both get
paid entries.
Desi Nixon was last standing in the 3-6-9. He missed on
shot 2 and settled for a $50
Consolation for beer money
and the pot is now $1,800 at
Westminster Lanes this Saturday.
The Match Game WAS
Matched at a 224 by two of
our good supporters Micheal
Gill and Lenny Riley and they
shared the $1.330 pot and$565
each. The Pot is estimated at
$1,300 Saturday.
Match Series worth $320,
was also Matched by a very
deserving Dom La Guardia at
a 503 and again it is estimated
at $300 this week for only a
(562)-228-3960 (Cell)
ABTA “Tournament”
Westminster Lanes
6471 Westminster Ave. Westminster (714)-893-5005
405 Freeway to Westminster East 1 mile, or
take 22 freeway to Knott /Golden west, to Garden Blvd 1 mile west to Edwards left 1 mile to center on right
Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA
Aug. 2 (1 day) “Early Event”
$1000 min 1st Min $2,300 1st w/Bonuses
Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 Semis Follow 5:45 PM
Bracket s-- Match Game -- Match Series — 3-6-9 -- Doubles -- Side Pots -- Horses
Men & Women Qualify on Separate Boards 1 in 5 to semis
Super Seniors Age Men 63 + Women 55+ Membership only $10 Men 55 Women 49 Join free
Guaranteed Min of 33 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors
1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the
exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed
Guaranteed $75 230PM $125 4:00 PM Per game
Top Score in each Squad makes the semis regardless of the final cut score
Side Pots $2.00 per game
Men & Women Qualify on Separate Boards
Aug. 9 Bowlium Lanes / Montclair 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 Semis 7:45 PM
Handicap FROZEN at Bowlium for Labor Day event at CAL Bowl
Aug.16 Bowling Square / Arcadia 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 Semis 7:45 PM
Handicap FROZEN at Bowling Square for Labor Day event at CAL Bowl
Labor Day Special Event CAL BOWL
2500 E. Carson Lakewood, CA (562) 421-8448
Aug.28-29-30-31 Thursday- Friday- Saturday- Sunday
New Members join only $10 up to 209 Average NO PBA
Men/ Women qualify separately Each Day is a Separate Qualifying board
$10,100 1
st
Place with Full Bonu$e$ and Cash n Carry
st
nd
$5,000 1
Guaranteed Min 2 -$2,500 3rd-$1,250
BONUSES $350 if Entry prepaid by Aug 16 $600 if qualifying Thursday (0ne Big Squad)winning event
ADDED “ 0ne Big Squad” Thursday Aug 28 9:15 PM $600 Bonus
Friday Aug 29 $500 Bonus 7:15PM 9:20 -11:00 PM 1 in 5 1/2 to Semis Friday
Saturday Aug 30 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 &10:00 PM 1 in 5 ½ to Semis
Sunday Aug 31 12:00-1:00- 2:30 & 4:00 PM is last Regular Squad 1 in 5 ½ Semis
Aug 31 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 8:00 PM
Then the top 32 to the Single Elim Finals--- 7 women Min to top 32
Lam Wins ABTA Title at CAL (L-R) Victor Hilvano, Speedy Bryant runner-up and had a “300”
game, Erick Lam Champion $2,300, ABTA Member Vic Copeland who is relocating to Cleveland, Ohio, Las Sandra Chaney 11th and Lynn Waldie 16th. We will all miss Victor and wish him
well, he will still bowl when possible.
ABTA
$2.00 entry fee.
Champion Erick Lam is
from Chino Hills and used a
Storm Thunder Stuck drilled
by Joe Staton, at Upland
Bowl. He thanks Mom, Dad,
brother-in-law Eric and sis
Tracy, Niece, Ashley, Nephew
Justin for support and special
thanks to Virginia Norton for
the fine coaching, Joe Staton,
Jim Starks and Bob and the
ABTA staff.
Speedy Bryant is from
Compton and thanks Tommy
Newman, Alonzo Lemons and
Vic Copeland for support and
thanks to Jeff at CAL for drilling his Storm Shift!.
Vic Hilvano is from Highland Park and Used a Hammer
drilled by Brandon at Jewel
City Bowl. He thanks CAL
for hosting the ABTA and wife
Marcheta and kids Victor and
Virgil for support , the Rey
Hernandez family and the
JCBC Bowling Crew for support.
It was great to bowl at
CAL and will return there
soon. Thanks to the very helpful staff there!
Big changes coming at
CAL Stay tuned! Upgrades
and more! It is history folks,
as Erick Lam enters the archives as our latest champion.
Make plans for this weeks
Early Event at Westminster
Lanes. There will be qualifying at 12:00-1:00- 2:30 & 4:00
Semis 6:00PM.
On a serious note, we are
a bit downcast to hear that
ABTA Member Supreme
Victor Copeland will be relocating in the east starting
in Cleveland, OH. He has
been a solid, faithful ABTA
member and ABTA League
Member, a true Blueblood!
A friend for years. Vic is one
of the Good Guys and one of
the nicest men this writer has
ever known. He says he will
be back once in awhile and
will partake in the Las Vegas
ABTA Events, as he enjoys
them. Keep in touch big Guy.
We will miss you and hope to
see you In Las Vegas in January. Good Luck to YOU!
Next Week Aug 9 we
will Visit the Bowlium Lanes
in Montclair. The Handicap
is FROZEN for our Big Labor day Special to be at CAL.
Look for big things at the
Bowlium as they have now all
New Lanes and making mucho
Improvements there!! Great
Upgrades are in the making as
you read this article
August 16 we will have another FROZEN event at Bowling Square Lanes, then a bye
Aug 23 and the Labor Special
Event wil be Aug 28-29-30-31
at CAL Bowl. There is added
a Thursday nite Squad at 9:15
PM taking five to the semis
and also a $500 bonus for
qualifying on Thursday.
See you all at Westminster
Until then! See Our ad for info
in this paper or the web site
www.abta1.com
AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT
ASSOCIATION (at Cal Bowl)
July 26th, 2008
FINAL RESULTS
1 Erick Lam
7451,000.00
Cash & Carry 1,200.00
ABTA Shirt
100.00
2 Steve Bryant
761 500.00
3 Victor Hilvano
738 200.00
4 Michael Gill
734 120.00
5 J.T. Jackson
721 120.00
6 Ramiro Garcia
750 110.00
7 Chris Abing
746 110.00
8 Glen Dantes
716 110.00
9 Jerry Cant
699 110.00
10 Vuong Do
740 100.00
11 LaSandra Chaney
728 100.00
12 Bill Nord
724 100.00
13 Hong Kha
714 100.00
14 Sue Purdie 60%
699 60.00
15 Vien Tran
693 100.00
16 Lynn Waldie
670 100.00
17 Tommy Newman
688 95.00
18 Greg Barron
680 92.50
19 Robert Hernandez 679 90.00
20 Randy Folden
673 87.50
21 Desi Nixon
671 85.00
22 Steven Smith
666 82.50
23 Chauney Merritt
665 80.00
24 Sean Johnson
664 77.50
25 Robert Mosley
662 75.00
26 Deborah Bradley
660 72.50
27 Adqm Drozdz ss
656 70.00
28 Ronald Hillard
655 69.00
29 John Gonzalez
649 68.00
30 Koo Hwang
646 67.00
31 Marilyn Yamasaki ss 643 66.00
32 Dominic Antonio ss 640 65.00
33 Josette Atangan
639 65.00
34 Randy Antazo
637 64.00
35 Kevin Blount
635 63.00
36 Rina Cordero
632 62.00
37 Deborah Sanders
631 61.00
38 Mark Abing
625 60.00
39 Som Seng
623 59.00
40 David Emrich
622 58.00
41 Walter White ss
620 57.00
42 Carlos Vejar
619 56.00
43 Claude Dottin
610 56.00
44 Allan Basto
600 55.00
45 Angel Chau
596 55.00
46 Jim Smith ss
591 54.00
47 Jimmy Wong
576 54.00
48 Ginalynn Velarde
575 53.00
49 Erik Volk
554 53.00
50 Devron Lindsay
FE
53.00
DOUBLES RESULTS
1 Angel Chau /
Jimmy Wong
1513 160.00
2 Som Seng /
Kevin Blunt
1505 140.00
3 Jeff Juckett /
Kevin Blunt
1480 120.00
4 Vuong Do /
Jimmy Wong
1471 110.00
5 Erick Lam /
J.T. Jackson
1460 100.00
6 Steven Smith /
Sean Johnson
1451 90.00
7 Curtis M. Soares /
Jerry Cant, Jr.
1437 80.00
8 Neal Johnson /
Kevin Blunt
1436 60.00
9 Som Seng /
Angel Chau
1436 60.00
10 Vuong Do /
(Tim) Vien Tran
1435 50.00
11 Cleveland Johnson /
Claude Dottin
1434 40.00
12 Claude Dottin /
LaSandra Chaney 1424 30.00
13 Tommy Newman /
Deborah Sanders 1419 30.00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Cut Scores:
Men:+89 Women: +64
Super Seniors:
Marilyn Yamasaki, Adam Droz,
Doninic Antonio
High Qualifer (Free Entry)
Men: Kevin Blunt +213
Women: Deborah Sanders +127
Special Awards
3 - 6 - 9 : Desi Nixon
Match Game - 224 Michael Gill, Lenny Riley
Match Series - 503 Dominador LaGuardia
Shirt Winner: Sean Nguon
Prize Fund 198
$5,360.50
Paid Entries 15 @ 53
$795.00
Optional Sidepots
$1,056.00
Doubles
$1,070.00
3-6-9
$50.00
Cash & Carry
$1,200.00
Match Game
$1,130.00
Match Series
$320.00
Shirt & Trophy
$88.00
Total Payout $18784.50
Perfect Men at CAL - Speedy Bryant and Ronald Hilliard each
fired a perfect game at CAL Bowl. Speedy in the 2:00 PM
Squad and Ron turned the feat at 3:30. They will receive Special ABTA Plaques and Jackets.
Big Pot Winners at CAL - Dom La Guardia hit the Match Series for $320, and Lenny Riley and Michael Gill had 224 games
splitting the Match game pot of $1,130, they got $565 each.
Page 6
BOWLING NEWS
July 31, 2008
Paul Bilson Wins
Canoga Park Bowl’s
Hawaii Jr/Adult
ABT Championship Practice League Mimsie Rosenfeld Dies
at AMF Carter Lanes
Starting Saturday Sept 6th @ 1:00 p.m.
FULLERTON—Paul Bilson won his first Amateur Bowlers
Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Carter Lanes on Saturday,
July 26, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Paul bowled in our 4PM squad and shot games of 285,
229, 266 and 285 with handicap for a series total of 1065 and the
$650 1st place prize. Bill Milinkovich came in second shooting a
1034 handicap series for $325. James Horst came in third shooting a 1021 handicap series for received $175.
Our newest champion, Paul Bilson is 25 and is a lab technician for Ritz Camera. Paul has been bowling for over 10 years
and bowls in leagues at Valley View. He has a high game of 268
and high series of 660 to his credit. Paul was using a RotoGrip
Cell drilled by Butch Maxwell at Westminster Bowling Supply
for the win this weekend. Paul wanted to thank Butch for drilling
his equipment and Mike Sheridan and friends and fellow bowlers for helping him with his game. Paul also wanted to thank his
girlfriend, Katie, for her support, his mom and dad for getting
him into bowling and Paul Campos for bowling the tournament
with him this weekend. He also wanted to thank AMF Carter
Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors and Staff
for running an outstanding tournament. When asked what Paul
planned to do with his winnings, he was not sure, but definitely
for more bowling.
Andrew Toro, Sr. was the winner of the optional Senior
Sweeper with a 973 handicap series. Roger Romero came in
second with a 968 series and Art Lindsey came in third with a
955 handicap series.
John McGill, Jr. was the winner of the Scratch Sweeper with
an 858 series.
The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our
final squad. Game #2 was the game drawn. The first chance
score of 201 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second
chance score (possibly good for $150) was 299. The third chance
score (possibly good for $75) was 183. Joe Page, Jr. was the
winner of the third chance and will receive a check for $75. 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 AMF Carter Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be Saturday, August 9 at
AMF Valley View. This will be a 4-game beat-the-board format
tournament with squads at 12, 2, and 4PM. First place with 100
entries will be $1000. First place with full progressive and 100
entries will be $2000. Entry fee is $55. The address for AMF
Valley View is 12141 Valley View Blvd. in the city of Garden
Grove. Their phone number is 714.898.2507.
We hope to see you at Valley View on August 9th!
(L-R) ABT Director, Darrell Lincke & Champion Paul Bilson
In addition to your 4 games of league
bowling each week, each bowler will receive
4 FREE games of bowling. That’s 8 games of
bowling per week for ONLY $10.
This is a great way to practice to compete for TEAM USA and the Hawaii Inv.
Hawaii Trip is July,2009
DEL RIO LANES
7502 E Florence Ave
Downey
Mimsie Rosenfeld was the
one who made the three-hour
roundtrip from Canoga Park
to pick up the stamps, but she
didn’t paste them in the books.
Her customers did that who
bowled on Blue Chip Bowling
nights (Sundays) at Canoga
Park Bowl in the 1960s. The
house lights went down and
bowlers won Blue Chip-brand
redemption stamps for knocking over certain pins.
Mimsie, who died in June,
and her husband, Nat, built the
bowl in 1958. It was Nat’s first
venture into bowling and his
base for a long and active record with BCSC, including the
presidency in the early 1970s.
During their tenure, Nat and
Mimsie got away every year to
Hawaii—but not just for fun.
They accompanied winners in
a Canoga Park Bowl juniors
tournament.
And for more than 30
years, Mimsie was active in
the West Coast Junior Elims
(Canoga Park was one of eight
original participating centers),
assisting the bowlers, helping
with the paperwork for scholarships the kids could win,
and more. It was a program of
which she was very proud.
After Nat died in 1985,
Mimsie ran Canoga Park for
about a year and a half, then
became a partner in and board
member at Mission Hills
Bowl.
(562) 927-3351
State Queens and
Masters Update
QUEENS: The Queens qualifying though the Women’s
Championships in Stockton is now closed. The high qualifier
was KRISTIE LEONG from Belmont with a 2,099 All-Events
total followed by DARRIS RUFFNER from Visalia only 9 pins
behind. PAIGE WOODARD from Stockton rounded out the top
13 finishers overall from the 2008 Women’s Championships
All-Events with a score of 1,759. The past two Queens Champions (2007 - DEDE DAVIDSON & 2006 - LAURIE SOTO)
and the top All-Events finisher from 2008 Women’s Championships (ROBIN ROMEO 2,140) will also earn berths into the finals held on August 16-17 at West Lane Bowl in Stockton. The
Last Chance squad will be held Saturday, August 16 at 8:30am.
The remaining 16 spots will be filled from that field to make up
the top 32 qualifiers for the double elimination finals. Thanks
to Storm, Steve Cook’s Bowling Supply, www.Elitebowling.com
and Vise Grips for their sponsorship of this event – $4,000 estimated in prize money (based on 75 bowlers).
MASTERS: The Masters qualifying through the Open
Championships is ongoing until August 10. There are 29 berths
available from the Championship qualifying into the finals to be
held on September 6-7 at Forest Lanes. So far, TIM NELSON
from Antioch is leading the qualifying with a 2,237 scratch AllEvents total and LARRY DICKENS from Redding is trailing in
second place with a 2,154 total – 29th place cut score is 1,789.
SKIP PAVONE (2007 Masters Champion) and RON CASE
(2006 Masters Champion) will also earn automatic berths into
the finals. The top 32 bowlers from the Last Chance squad will
complete the field of 64 for the finals round. Thanks to Storm as
the main sponsor for the Masters – $12,000 estimated in prize
money (based on 200 bowlers).
Note: California USBC certified youth bowlers may participate in the Last Chance squads provided, prior to bowling the
competition agrees in writing to award the youth’s prize in the
form of a scholarship. Download entry forms and unofficial results at www.CalUSBC.com. Contact Matt Cormack at matt@
calusbc.com or (818) 222-2663 with any questions. Remember,
the Best Bowlers Come from California... these two events will
prove exactly who IS the best!
Mimsie & Nat Rosenfeld
DONKEE
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special thanks to Jerry Cant. Ronnie is supported by his lovely
wife Rina and his daughter Gabby. Ronnie would also like to
thank Ron Peters of BOD and the Donkee Tour staffers.
We at the Donkee tour would like to also thank Ron Peters
and his staff of Bowl O Drome for hosting this weeks event.
Our Mystery game and series were a carry over this week as
no one hit a 135 gane & 684 series. .
Game will be worth $300 and series $250 at Bowling Square
Aug 17th.
Please see the Bowling News or check our website WWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for further details.
Low to cash +63
Sidepots Sunday 1:00PM –Adam Drozdz, Ronnie Cordero, Rick
Hunter ($42 each), 2:30 PM – Joe Swift, Glenn Mabilangan,
Ronnie Cordero ($60 each),
Tournament Recap
Place (hcp) Name
Score
Amount
1. (28)
Ronnie Cordero
825
$ 550.00
2. (25)
PJ Yarns
758
$ 200.00
3. (28)
Glenn Mabilangan 743
$ 130.00 4. (12)
Joe Swift
728
$ 115.00
5. (44)
Jeremy Paulsen
725
$ 100.00
6. (57)
Adam Drozdz
722
$ 90.00
7 (34)
Aaron Ernst
711
$ 80.00
8 (48)
Barbara Burgess
676
$ 70.00
9 (32)
John Grieco
673
$ 60.00
10 (9)
Matt Garcia
663
$ 50.00
Paid Out 39 Entries
Tournament
$ 1745.00
Sidepots
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Brackets
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Open Letter Inland Empire NABI
From Phyl Knoll
to Carol Mancini
& Bowling Friends
Hi Everyone:
Well, after all this waiting...
finally received the confirmed
date I will begin my 6-week radiation treatment..... Thursday,
July 31st at 2:30 pm. Because
I will be a resident patient at
the Kenmore Apartments, Kaiser housing. They scheduled
me in the afternoon, giving the
morning appointments to the
patients who will be traveling
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The 3-story apartment is
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I have been assigned one of
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Champion Jerry Fagan
RIVERSIDE—We want to thank AMF Riverside Lanes for
hosting our last Sat. tournament!
We want to congratulate Jerry for, not only this win, but also
for recently winning the USBC Handicap Singles Championship.
Way to go Jerry!
Jerry bowls in the Thurs. Hesperians at Victor Bowl in Victorville, and won with his Nite Hawk, drilled by Brian by Brian’s
Revolution Business. He owned a furniture store & dabbled in
real estate, before retiring. He now enjoys golf & traveling with
his wife, Laverna of 38 years who he dedicates this win to. Jerry
has been a NABI member for about a year, with this being his 3rd
win. He bowled the 2008 Nationals & now has an entry into the
2009 Tournament of Champions with this win.
We had a Beat the Board this tournament, with the top five as
follows (all with HDCP) Jerry Fagan - 726 series, James Doolen
- 654 series, Robert Gonzales - 639 series, Jay Shackelford - 593
series, & Guy Clear - 557 series.
Our sidepot winners were: Robert Gonzales (2), James Doolen (3), Guy Clear (2), Jerry Fagan & Mike Vredevoogd.
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Sunday, Finals August 3, 2008. Check-In 9 Am. Practice 9:20 Bowl 9:30
S.S.T. Senior Winners Trevi Lanes 2008 (L-R) Jeff Welker & Vaughn Doody.
followed by John Wellnitz and
Lyle Rollins with 7484.
On Behalf of Myself and
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Trevi Lanes for the added prize
money ($2000.00) and their
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And as always a big thanks to
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Our next tournament will
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818-769-7600 or 877-2380
when you have time to spare
by NICE and SWEET
STUDIO CITY — This has been a busy two weeks of bowling
and birthdays. All of your favorite players and workers here at
Pinz have been celebrating for a few weeks now. Not only do
we congratulate the summer league bowlers who are winding
down but we are patting ourselves on the back.
PINZ ADULTS
All of you know Tony, the league guy, who pleasantly greets all
of you each week. Well, it’s his birthday this Friday (August 1).
Wouldn’t it just be great to let him know how much he means to
you and your league bowling. See, he is always telling everyone
how great all of our adult league bowlers are, and we agree.
Here are the tuned down scores:
Tavern Guild: Ed Dusseau 221/612, David Quam 238/612,
Karen Pleines 228, Isabelle Vincent 224, Keren Shiu 223,
Howard Jacobs 221, Tom Whitaker 221.
Twilighters: Dan Coffelt 259/708, Laurie Faso 269/705, Ben
Broman 245, Tony Viacava 225, Larry Schneider 218.
Kings and Queens: Brett Himmel 223/650, Jonathan Gitlin
228/629, Kevin Collins 231/612, Ross Goldman 230, Jeff Diner
222, John Harnois 222.
Funseekers: Isabelle Vincent 234/642, Chuck Alexander
631, Tom Whitaker 242/623, Tony Annibale 614, Tom Wigmore
236/609, Tony Viacava 235, Mark Mason 233.
S.C.B.L.: Brian Bell 253/648, Byron Patterson 230/625, Walt
Bost 223, Richard Twomey 218, Keane Murakami 213, Mike
Malone 213, Brian Swatfager 213.
PINZ JUNIORS
This was a double team this past Monday when Masha and
Barbara Lee celebrated their birthdays. Masha did so by bowling
a whopping 350 series. Barbara did by being Barbara; which
means that she laughed and had fun with all of you. Well, we
honor you both and all the great scores this past week. Here’s
the scores:
Adult Junior: Brandon Dzienglelewski 220/622, Nikolai Berk
210/615, Brad Lander 213/598, Adam Lander 205/587, Jamie
Spector 530, Brad Spector 211.
Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 288/889, Adam Lander
238/849, Jamie Spector 216/819, Nathan Honda 215/765,
Natalie Kato 217/728.
Senior Galaxies: Noah Lander 168/445, Rachel Acacio
160/443, Billy Lander 153/382, Michael Gains 122/321.
Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 152/422, Nicholas Martinez
106/256.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
Finally, we look at a man who is terrific, who means so much
to everyone, a person who consistently puts a smile on everyone’s face: Tom Hanks. His birthday was on July 21. Happy
Birthday Mr. Hanks and thanks for making great movies. Here’s
the scores:
Senior Social: Gary Olsen 244/531, Art Michener 181/495,
Allan Lotta 180/457, Teri Bonato 163/426, Christine Stark 412,
Joel Margolis 154.
Joslyn Seniors: Bob Garrick 214/606, Sol Stein 208/563,
Teri Bonato 171/475, Kathy George 161/438.
Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 211/595, Sol Karnovitz 524, Ruth
Swick 136/354, Bob Garrick 214.
Coffee & Donuts: Elayne Klein 494, Donna Hickox 213.
Bowler of the Week: This is our first duo that has taken away
this award: Keren Shiu and Isabelle Vincent. They not only grace
us on Sundays for practice (please no autographs), but they
also bowl great in league play. Isabelle shot a 642 series on
Funseekers and Keren bowled a 223 on Tavern Guild. This
pairing is a match made in heaven, awesome bowling. France
must have some great bowling alleys to practice in.
Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Maturity has more to do
with what types of experiences you’ve had, and what you’ve
learned from them, and less to do with how many birthdays
you’ve celebrated.”
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BOWL
WINNETKA — It’s nice to know that the bowlers here at
Canoga Park Bowl look forward to our weekly report of high
scores. Summer may be a relaxing time when you try different
styles of bowling, have your new bowling ball drilled differently.
Whatever it is everyone is enjoying the cool comforts of an airconditioned bowling center.
Before we report the scores from last week here’s a reminder
that it’s Winter League Sign-up time. Check our schedule of
leagues, and put your name on that list. Invite friends if they
haven’t tried bowling at Canoga Park Bowl. Remember our high
scores get printed in the Bowling News.
Phil-Am: Socorro King 242/631, Bert Araneta 234/600, Helen
Ventenilla 542, Hocson Chua 226, Philip Gayatin 200.
Viva Las Vegas: Mike Olson 300/734, Vince Koeller 258/709,
Curtis Litzenberg 237/609, Richard Smith 236/603, Yvon Yonan
484, Jeanette Griffin 181, Richard Smith 236, Manny Ybarra
234.
Adult Junior Doubles: SENIOR—Trish Wilson 157/462,
Bob Scherzberg 203/566. ADULT—Karen Norman 152/437,
Chip Minot 224/611, Jeff Pyka 209/600. YOUTH—Kevin Gross
612, Allen Minot 199/534, Nick Minot 193/531, Nick Ahadzadeh
163/379.
Monday Nite Live: Frank Villaorlad 216/608, Lucy Tralla 532,
Kaye Kai 188, Dave Tralla 217, Vu Lam 203.
Comedians: Scott Crawford 268/706, Justin Archer 266/645,
Lou Cherpin 248/628, Dan Kline 242/624, Russ Gothrick 621,
Mary Becker 212/535, Steven Herndon 246.
Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Aaron Steinberg
265/961, Bill Williams 267/953, Allan Nathan 234/816, Bebot
Holbrook 753, Robyn Willis 231, Marsha Williams 201/714,
James Smith Jr. 225, Bruce Zietz 212.
League Of Our Own: Mark Alvarino 240/623, Michael Campos 612, Lisa Ulanday 471, Elizabeth Tovera 172, Colton Fisher
253, Gabriel Comagon 231, Darwin Rubio 225, Christopher
Montanez 223.
Dodger Bowling Club: Richard Dahlson 190/501, Carol
Clair 158/422.
Early Birds: James White 244/620, Kimberly Lane 216/560,
Ricky Keeler 252, Nelson Colvin 234, Pete Garcia 210, Herb
Jieu 210.
PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Johnnie
Englehart 204-202/792, Marsha Williams 200/692, Michael
Willis 223, Mike Pollack 219-204, Mel Neiditch 211, Andrew
Thomas 200. BOYS—Matt Jones 249-216-199-166/830, Daniel
Williams 197/663.
500 Classic: Petra Kaun 246/643, Georgia Garey 222/612,
Connie Wannomae 205/594, Pauline Aldrich 210/591, Krista
Supa 535, Flo Bruno 207.
The Classics: Michael Witt 258/650, Bert Rubens 206/545,
Louis Enriquez 204.
Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Scott Friedman
278/963, Tiffany Morita 222/734, John Miller 213, Larry Friedman 212, Jeremy Paulsen 210, Louis Gross 204.
Bnai Brith Classic Doubles: George Lippert 245/657,
Stu Teichner 242/652, Ernest Johnston 228/626, Jay Rosen
237/620, Joey Agiert 234, Ernest Johnston 228.
CC Nikkei: Tak Kokubo 223/628, Eiji Fukumoto 624, Harold
Nakaoka 235/609, Kyoko Watanabe 212/519, Tami Shiotani
516, Mike Kawaji 236, Stan Date 236.
Party Animals: Michael Pollack 256/694, Lamont Smith
280/687, Michael Fonvergne 266/637, Elizabeth Fonvergne
256/599, Terra Porteous 513, Erica Pollack 203, Greg Fonvergne 232, Bryan Aguilar 224.
Linbrook Bowling Center
Celebrates 50 Years
Canoga Park Srs.
WINNETKA — Hope you
didn’t have to wait too long
to see the seniors report from
Canoga Park Bowl. Lots of
very good scores.
49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard
Greenzweight 267/718, Donald Macek 223/587, Arlene
Bonino 226/586, Dale Rubin
196/567, Bill Robb 225/552,
Albert Glenn 220/551, Bob Adams 551, Carolyn Scherz-berg
215/548, Mary Lauer 213/512,
Nancy Cottrell 188/462, Helen
Layfield 151/410.
Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 245/655, Dave Yahn
220/625, Bill Robb 231/611,
Steven Herndon 213/599,
Dave Folck 213/596, Carolyn
Scherzberg 213/549, Candy
Adams 495, Carolyn Greenwood 187/490, Marcia Votava 190/467, Marilyn Bigman
178/455, Al Reiswig 223.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Dave
Folck 256/718, Al Reiswig
249/66, Richard Greenzweight
660, Jose Blanco 238/657,
Dave Yahn 243/649, Carolyn
Scherzberg 224/653, Lucy
Tralla 191/550, Bev Zietz
190/538, Arlene Bonino 506,
Freda Leibson 493, Shirl Radamaker 195, Candy Adams
190.
See you on the lanes.
Del Rosa Jrs.
SAN BERNARDINO — Are you
ready to see how the juniors bowled
last week at Del Rosa Lanes?
Bantam Buddies: Ethan Pearson
134/329, Taylor Rash 131/349.
Pincrackers: Devin Mulherin
140/394.
Strike Force: Chris Clingman
211-219/619, Daniel Deinema 234211/615, Henry Chang Wo 216-225,
Ryan Jones 209, Brent Smith 209,
Blake Davidson 207, Matt Allen
201-205, Marty Coyazo 203, Shelby
Scheffler 481, Kyana Scott 177.
That’s all for this week. Keep up
the good bowling.
Flash News! Deaf Pro Frank Gallo
Wins A PBA Regional Tournament
by Connie Marchione
FOREST HILLS, MD...My friend Bob Cosgrove who publishes the Bowl Magazine in Washington, DC emailed to me in
large bold letters, “FRANK GALLO WON A PBA TOURNAMENT”. We knew that deaf Frank Gallo, Jr., Newport News, VA
joined the PBA way back in 1972 and bowled in countless PBA,
regional and senior events and never won one. So I am getting
the results and will tell the story later.
Here is the results of the 72nd annual GLDBA Tournament
held last April 17-20 at Columbus, Ohio.
MALUCCI WINS GLDBA’S HERMAN CAHEN MASTERS
COLUMBUS, OH...The Columbus Association of the Deaf
hosted the 72nd annual Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association
tournament with the men’s tournament at Columbus Palace Lanes
and the women’s 61st annual GLDWBA at HP Lanes with Ramada Plaza Hotel as its headquarters. The men’s bowling festivities
began with the 26th annual Herman Cahen Masters and Senior
Citizens Masters, both a one-day events on Friday April 18.
The much heralded Carl Malucci from Whittier California
who was the runner-up in the last year’s Cahen Masters at Milwaukee, led the 3 games qualifying round with a 750 scratch
score. Then he went on leading after the 2nd qualifying round
to be the top seed in the finals in which he beat the young much
heralded two handed bowler from Akron, Josh Phelps for the
championship. (Sorry no scores were given to me.) Malucci got
$1,900 for his victory and Phelps $950 as the runner-up as the
event paid down to 42nd place.
In the Senior Citizen Masters running at the same time, Tom
Whitacre (Toledo) beat the GLDBA secretary Treasurer Mike
Jasko (Cleveland) in all Ohio finals for the $600 prize. Jasko
pocketed $300 for his runner-up finish and the event paid to 20
places.
OVERRATED BOWLERS ROLLS 3311 FOR THE TEAM TITLE
The team event drew 64 teams, two better than last year’s low
of 62 at Milwaukee.
A team named Overrated Bowlers proved themselves at that,
scoring 3311 scratch and 3368 with handicap to win both handicap $3,800 and actual $600 top prizes. DJ Powell (IN) led with
tournament high 750 series, followed by John Taylor (NY) 649,
Josh Phelps (OH) 618, Kevin Moran (NY) 636 and James Morris
(MD) 658.
Last year’s champion from Detroit with a deaf record 3348
series, Always Pocket 1&3 tried but came short with 3185 actual for 2nd ($400)but its 3267 with handicap put it in 4th place
($600). The handicap 2nd place $1,900 went to Zuchegno’s
Guys’ 3296 which had 3053 actual pinfall. The handicap team
prizes ran to 16 places and scratch prizes to 8 places.
ROCHESTER DUO AGGAS & ROOD, JR TOOK DOUBLES TITLES
A couple of Rochester bowlers Darrell Aggas (676) and Rod
Rood, Jr. (733) teamed up for 1409 scratch and 1475 with handicap to win both actual and handicap doubles titles. They took the
handicap $1,520 and actual $260 prizes. Californians Mark Fisser (681) and Carl Malucci (723) placed 2nd in both with 1404
with zero handicap for $760 and $180, The handicap ran to 39
places and actual prizes to 8 places.
CANADIAN GEORGE HALAS ROLLS 733 & 775 FOR SINGLES TITLES
George Halas always made his trips from Canada to bowl in
GLDBA because there is no big deaf tournament like GLDBA
in his country.
After placing third in the Fridays’s Cahen Masters for $475,
Halas rolled 733 and 775 with handicap to claim both actual
($130)and handicap ($760) Singles titles.
Sammy Collins from Georgia took the 2nd place handicap
$380 prize with his 740 total. Californian Fisser hit 708 scratch
for 2nd place actual $100 but his zero handicap placed him in tie
for 10th place $110.00. The singles prizes ran to 8 places in acttual and handicap 79 places.
POWELL 2091 TOP SCRATCH BUT HALAS’ 2112
TAKES HANDICAP ALL-EVENTS.
Indianapolis’ D. J. Powell hit 750 in Team, 612 in Singles and
729 in Doubles for the high all-events scratch total for actual 1st
place $70.00 but Canadian Halas has bigger handicap added to
his 1986 to total 2112 to take the handicap All-events prize of
$280. So Powell’s zero handicap 2091 placed 2nd for $160 and
Californian Malucci placed 2nd in actual with his 2026 scratch
for $55.and $70 extra in handicap 10th. The handicap prizes ran
to 27 places and actual to 8th place.
Space limitations permit me to list just the winners of GLDBA’s three optional prize events. Malucci’s 1413 (690 & 723)
took the optional Singles-Doubles event actual $50 prize while
Halas collected handicap $200 with his 1442 handicap total.
Bob Olson, Rochester had Team and Singles event handicap
total of 1383 to claim the Senior Citizens Team/Singles Events
prize of $250.
CLEVELAND WILL HOST 2009 73rd ANNUAL GLDBA
CLEVELAND...Cleveland Association of the Deaf will host
the 73rd annual tournament with dates set as April 16-19, 2009 at
Freeway Lanes and Holiday Inn as headquarters.
The last time Cleveland hosted was in 2003 with 79 teams.
Back in 1970 Cleveland had the deaf record 138 teams and again
in 1977 drew 118 teams. In 1985 it had 90 and 1993 with 98
teams.
Congratulations
Lou Ambrosine & Alex McKendall
Both Shot 300
Monday in the Vegas Bound at Oak Tree Lanes
First 300 games by both bowlers!!
Equipment fitted and drilled by Tony Rodriguez
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ALHAMBRA BOWLING CENTER (32)
1400 E. Valley Blvd., Alhambra, CA 91801
(626) 289-5168 FAX (626) 289-5190
ALL STAR LANES (22)
4459 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90041
(323) 254-2579
CAL BOWL (68)
2500 E. Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712
(562) 421-8448 Fax: (562) 420-4775
www.cal-bowl.com
CANOGA PARK BOWL (32)
20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306
(818) 340-5190 Fax (818) 883-1202 www.canogaparkbowl.com
(24 HRS) email: [email protected]
CORBIN BOWL (26)
19616 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91354
(818) 996-BOWL (2695)
SHATTO 39 LANES (39)
3255 W. 4th St., Los Angeles, CA 90020
(213) 385-9475
DEL RIO LANES (32)
7502 E. Florence, Downey, CA 90240
(562) 927-3351
www.delriolanes.com
GABLE HOUSE BOWL (40)
BUENA LANES (42)
1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 656-0666
SIMI BOWL (24)
VALENCIA LANES (24) HARLEY’S
480 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley CA 93065
23700 Lyons Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321
(661) 222-9080
(805) 526-4212 Fax: (805) 526-9829
www.harleysbowl.com
Orange County
Nevada
AMF VALLEY VIEW ( 32)
GOLD COAST (70)
12141 Valley View St., Garden Grove, CA 92845
(714) 898-2507 • (714) 893-1563
Email: [email protected]
FOREST LANES (40)
22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630
(949) 770-0055
www.forestlanes.com
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103
(800) 331-5334
THE ORLEANS (70)
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103
(888) 365-7111
LANES (34)
FOUNTAIN BOWL (60) RIVERSIDE
1650 S. Casino Drive, Laughlin, NV 89029
17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 963-7888
CHAPARRAL LANES (48) SADDLEBACK LANES (32)
400 W. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773
(909) 592-2772 Fax: (909) 592-5978
Santa Barbara &
Ventura Counties
25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692
(949) 586-5300 • www.saddlebacklanes.net
YORBA LINDA BOWL (30)
18171 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA 92868
(714) 777-3818
(888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687
email: [email protected]
SAM’S TOWN (56)
Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center
5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122
(800) 634-6371
SANTA FE STATION (60)
Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center
4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130
(702) 658-4995
www.santafestationlasvegas.com
SOUTH POINT (64)
22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, CA 90505
(310) 378-2265
Riverside & San
Bernardino Counties
64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop
9777 Las Vegas Blvd., South Las Vegas, NV 89123
GAGE BOWL (22)
BOWLIUM LANES (32)
SUNCOAST (64)
3477E Gage Ave., Huntington Park, CA 90255
(323) 587-3211 – OPEN 24 HOURS
www.gagebowl.com
GARDENA BOWLING CENTER (16)
15707 S. Vermont Ave., Gardena, CA 90247
(310) 324-1244
4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763
(909) 626-3528 Fax: (909) 621-9937
CANYON LANES (24)
49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, CA 92230
(951) 752-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385
Located next to Morongo Casino
JEWEL CITY BOWL (24) DEL ROSA LANES (32)
135 S. Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA 91205
(818) 243-1188 Fax: (818) 243-2761
email: [email protected]
KEYSTONE LANES (48)
11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650
(562) 868-3261
www.keystonelanes.com
MISSION HILLS BOWL (24)
10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345
(818) 361-1221
1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404
(909) 886-4675 Fax: (909) 883-4665
Email: [email protected]
EMPIRE BOWL (24)
940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, CA 92374
(909) 793-2525
San Diego County
OAK TREE LANES (36) KEARNY MESA BOWL (40)
990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar, CA 91765
(909) 860-3558
7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92111
(858) 279-1501
PINZ BOWLING CENTER (32) MIRA MESA BOWL (44)
12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 769-7600
website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com
8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 578-0500
SANTA CLARITA LANES (32) VISTA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (40)
21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita, CA 91350
(661) 254-0540 Fax (661) 254-7562
www.santaclaritalanes.com
435 West Vista Way, Vista, CA 92083
(760) 941-1032
www.vistaentertainment.com
(866) 796-7111 Fax: 702-797-8081
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
9090 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145
(702) 636-7400
TEXAS STATION (60)
Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center
2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281
email: [email protected]
VIRGIN RIVER (24)
Bowling Center, Hotel, & Casino
I-15 Exit 122 Mesquite, NV 89027
(800) 346-7721 • FAX (702) 346-3965
USBC ASSOCIATIONS
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
Association Manager - Linda Johnson
1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722 (626) 859-6216
CITRUS BELT
Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner
711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 381-4599
ORANGE COUNTY
Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington
13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) 554-0111
NORTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Mary Jo Stouffer
9175 Desoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311 (818) 718-0193
SOUTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Glenn Hizer
17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)925-0417
July 31, 2008
Ralph Morton FunTime Bowling
No Tap Doubles Tournament
Riverside Lanes,
Laughlin, NV
by Brad Domes
[email protected]
LAUGHLIN—High gas prices and high temperatures didn’t
stop this no tap doubles tournament from setting a summer attendance record. Over 230 bowlers from as far as Oklahoma traveled to Laughlin Nevada’s Riverside Casino to join in the fun.
The lure of reestablishing friendships, good prize funds and other
special giveaways are just too much to miss. It also helps that
Ralph Morton has a support staff that goes out of its way to keep
the tournament problems to a minimum.
As in past tournaments, two squads were established with two
divisions. Sunday’s Squad A competed with Wednesday’s Squad
B, Squads A & B competed Monday as did Tuesday’s Squad A
& B thus forming three tournaments. Divisions were established
within those tournaments to balance the high and low average
teams. Basically team averages above and below 325 determined
the divisions. Handicapping was 100% from 220. Bowlers
were allowed to team with any partner outside their respective
squads.
Division1Mon: Vic & Jayne Salgado (1768), Shannon & Lue
Christian (1716), Albert & Candy Abbott (1715), Jane & Ramon
Felix, Jr. (1692), Carmen & Floyd Clay (1674), Gene McDonald
& Pam Foster (1665), Jim & Monty McNally (1656), Harry &
JoAnn Burke (1655), Quince & Doris Hansen (1638) and Leo
Samuelson & Stephen Moyer (1634) rounding out the top ten.
Division1Tue: Burke’s (1782), Arlene & John Potts (1770),
Felix’s (1757), Theodore & Barbara Risch (1690), Bill & Melba
White (1673), Ruth Ramsey & Jerry Ingram (1654), Martin &
Amelia Cabral (1630), George & Margaret Gentry (1622), Hansen’s (1616) and Rosemary & Bodie Beaudikofer (1616).
Division1Sun: WedFaye & Jake Billinger (1746), Frank
& Jann Trombly (1693), Abbott’s (1685), Felix’s (1675), Ruth
Banks & Darnell Owens (1651), Pam Foster & Pat Reed-Martin
(1648), Joseph & Janis Barnes (1638), Samuelson/Moyer (1631),
Gentry’s (1630) and Alfreida & James Pyles (1610).
Division2 Mon: Bob & Karen Bernauer (1807), Terry Myers
& Ruth Ramsey (1728), Alex Hand & Joe Hoss (1691), Jerry
Wood & Andy Gagliano (1686), Chuck & Nita Palmer (1685),
Art Rogriquez & Vern Kruger (1667), James Hollon & Bill Burmeister (1658), Quince Hansen & Ann McCluskey (1642), Lee
Kuhn & Dick Hounsley (1632) and Art Downes & Fred Hutto
(1618).
Division2 Tue: Kuhn & Hounsley (1699), Bernauer’s (1688),
Bob Webster & Mike Schoonover (1676), Jim Ziebarth & Russ
Valentine (1668), Dennis Suntum & Margie Callison (1666),
Darlene Bruner & Ernie Sabater (1656), Laurin & Maxine Peterson (1648), Hollon/Burmeister (1640), McCluskey’s (1632) and
Larry Dicks & Lew Castleberry (1631).
Division2 Sun/Wed: Jean & Ron Gilbert (1819) (tourney
high), Webster & Bill Rinder (1810), Myers/Ramsey (1772),
Rodriquez/Kruger (1726), Isabel & Domingo Reyes (1693),
Ralph Morton & Hounsley (1651), Linda Dennis & Joyce Dakin
(1637), Ziebarth/Valentine (1627), Kuhn/Hounsley (1625), Luther & Helen Goad (1624).
300 Club: Distaffs Karen Bernauer and B’Ann Rupp led the
300 group with one each for a tournament total 29. Those who
reached that pinnacle were: Ron Gilbert led all bowlers with three
(3) while the following had two (2) each: Gary Anderson, Andy
Gagliano, Oscar Jones & Ralph Morton. Chipping in with one
each: Bob Bracken, Alex Bosze, Bill Burmeister, Edward Burke,
Floyd Clay, Ramon Felix, Jr., Joe Hoss, Fred Hutto, George Kelley, Ken Noble, Chuck Palmer, Domingo Reyes, Jeff Sanders,
Ken Smelker, Bob Wester and Jim Ziebarth.
BOWLING NEWS
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It would be nice to have
everyone’s name in this article
but with that being impossible
it is hoped a good time was had
by all. Please return in January
and spread the word on this
great tournament. As always
your suggestions are welcome
and encouraged to make this
event even better.
Congratulations to all
$500.00 ADDED BY GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN
above! The Riverside Lanes
staff, headed by Brian
REALTOR, FOR Tarbell REALTORS * 949-812-9990
Markowitz, would like to
Entry
Fee: $165.00 for current WCST members. Guests add $15.00
thank each of you for your
Qualifying: Saturday, August 9, 2008.
participation and hope to see
One squad only: Maximum Field: 60 bowlers: Realistic Goal: 50 Bowlers
all of you next tournament in
January. Thanks go to Brian’s
Call the WCST now to make your reservations: 760-363-8141
staff of Charlie Emmons, MolCheck In: 9:40AM, Bowl: 10:00AM, 1st 5 Games on Lanes 21-40, 2nd 5 Games on
ly Bradley, Dustin Markowitz,
Lanes 1-20. 10 Games Straight.
Delora Morris and the entire
Finals: Sunday, August 10, 2008, Seniors & Super Seniors, starts at 8:30AM.
service staff.
Eligibility Ages: Seniors: Men, 45 to 59 Ladies: 40 to 49. Super Seniors: Men, 60 & Up,
Kudos to Ralph & Nancy
Ladies, 50 and up.
Morton and their directors
Judee & Jerry Wood, Brad &
WCST EBONITE SINGLES TOURNAMENT
Lucy Domes, Chuck & Nita
Palmer, Marge & Ernie Rymer
ORLEANS HOTEL AND CASINO/LANES
and new directors Fran & Les
LAS VEGAS, NV AUGUST 16-17, 2008 $500.00 ADDED
Williams for dedicating their
time and effort.
Entry Fee: $165.00 for current WCST members, Guests add $15.00.
CHANGES COMING! As
One Squad Only! 10 games straight, qualifying: Roll Call 10:40AM, Bowl at 11:00AM.
stated above the tournament
Finals: Sunday, August 17, 2008, for seniors and super seniors, starts at 8:30AM.
staff is constantly looking at
Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141
ways to decrease the problems
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associated with every phase
5 Game Optional Singles Sweeper, Friday, August 15th, starts at 2:30PM, Check In
of this tournament. January
1:45PM. $60.00 to enter, includes High Game Side-Pot. Brackets, optional at $5.00 each.
5-7, 2009 is the next scheduled tournament. Please note
Pays one cash place for every 4 entries: $500.00 1st place if 40 or more bowlers entered.
this is a Monday start. HopeOne cash place for every 4 super seniors entered out of higher cash places.
fully this will reduce the hotel
check in time and lines that
WCST EBONITE ALL STAR DOUBLES, BUENA LANES, VENTURA, CA,
go with it. Also, there will be
SEPTEMBER 13-14, 2008. 63 TEAMS MAXIMUM FIELD. 18 TEAM SPOTS
three (3) squads each day with
starting times of 1, 4 & 7pm
LEFT. FOR FULL INFORMATION, CALL WCST OFFFICE: 760-363-8141
with squads rotating times
OR CLICK ONTO www.westcoastseniortour.com SCROLL DOWN INDEX PAGE
each day. All you ageless 50+
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bowlers join us at Laughlin
Nevada’s Riverside Lanes
and maybe win a Brunswick
ball, bag, door prize. Compete
for multiple tournament prize
nd
funds while having brackets,
GOLDEN EMPIRE
sidepots and 50/50 drawings
available. Entry forms and information regarding this event
can be found on line at http://
my.opera.com/rbd
(google
search Brad Domes).
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY DECEMBER 26, 2008.
Call Ralph Morton 619 6470541 for more info. Sign up
soon for squad preference.
Early birds! Optional blind
draw no tap doubles on Sunday evening. Come a day
early. Reminder: Brunswick
offers big discounts at the Riverside Pro Shop for this tournament only.
See you there!!
NEXT WCST EBONITE SINGLES
TOURNAMENT
LINBROOK BOWL, ANAHEIM, CA
AUGUST 9-10, 2008
TM
2
Annual
Don
Glover
Masters Scratch
Tournament
September 27-28, 2008
at AMF Southwest Lanes
3610 Wible Road
Bakersfield, CA 661/834-2695
Entry fee:
USBC
Certified
$100 cash only day of tournament
Squad times: Sat., Sept. 27 – Two qualifying squads at 9am and 1pm
Sun., Sept. 28 – Match Game Finals start at 10am
Sat., Sept. 27 – 3-Game Sweeper for non-qualifiers only after qualifying
Entry forms for this event can be downloaded from www.geusbc.org
$2,500 guaranteed First Prize
Del Rosa Srs. BOWLING NEWSUDOKU
SAN BERNARDINO — it’s
time for our senior report from
Del Rosa Lanes.
Young At Heart: Vito Vaccaro 213/557, Bessie Ballman
199/464.
Park & Rec.: John Hutchings 232-237/666, Bob Corrigan 221, Dorothy Joyner
200/507.
Afternooners: Bob Corrigan
220/564, Frank Long 207, Teresa Vest 200/544.
Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 234/601, Bob Lee 233,
John Ballman 231, Donna
Hunter 206/494.
Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Dean
Bechtold 824, 2. Patti Bechtold 821, 3. Danny Williams
761, 4. Bud Cade 720.
Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Billy
Harper 816, 2. Andy Robinson
787, 3. Dave Hill 743, 4. Tom
Smith 729, 5. Jackie Knight
727, Booby, Frank Deluca
599.
Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Bob
Corrigan 816, 2. John
Hutchings 770, 3. Malcolm
Davison 752, 4. Roy Cowan
744, 5. Joseph Fletcher 736,
Booby, Al Bradley 579.
6 5 9 8 3
9 1 8
2
4 5 1
6
7 4 9
3
7 8 1
1 6 4 7 2
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BOWLING NEWS
Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — The month of July is coming to a close so get
your August calendar out and put an “X” on the 30 and 31 dates.
We want everyone to join us in celebrating Linbrook Bowling
Center’s 50th Anniversary! Wow! 50th years!! We’re having a
50’s Style Live Band, Special Events, a BBQ in the parking lot,
Open Play Specials, Karaoke Contest, Balloon Art, Raffle Prizes
and more. So plan on joining us for this special celebration.
Santa Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolfi 209-217/605, Dallas
Liebenow 243, Lou Martino 215, Romy Ruedas 212, Mike
Blankenship 209.
Lunch Bunch: Mike Hardy 234.
Swinging Trios: Mike Warr 257/634, John Vojtko 243.
Ten Pins: Dan Hust 228-224-211/663, Henry Trevino
209-237/645, Mike Duarte 203-267/638, Josh Salas 200-201236/637, Joanie Lenz 147.
No Knottcents: Chris Van Dyke 236-225/657, Norm Cole
245/642, Michael Byrd 217-211/627, Ben Philalack 247, Jim
Johnstone 205.
3’s Company: Melinda Manahan 243-202/613, Karen Bagnall
200-215/601, Marie Parmalee 215, Maxine Holzinger 206, Dee
Spargur 201, Cathy Marani 201.
R.C.R.C.: John Cortez 201, Don Tanner 200.
Executive Doubles: John Conway 220-236-202/658, Stan
Evans 211-219-214/644, Ike Eisenacher 200-209-209/618,
Rey Ortiz 231/606, Tony Banks 223-204/601, Lisa Somma
257/620.
Jack’s and Jill’s: Ken Reser 248-226/665, Rudy Tomaneng
221-230/644, Anthony VanKirk 211-237/631, Voltaire Cuello
267/618, Tony Wallick 236.
Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): E.J. Rogers 300-238-300/838,
Randy Seifman 216-300/712, Hong Kha 236-243-230/709,
Ben Philalack 265-228-209/702, Bill Powell 226-219-236/681,
Denise Bayne 230-231/644, Dolly Nielsen 209-227/607, Kim
Gardner 220, Dianna Gagliano 218, Cortnei Gardner 218.
Bowl Sa Mo: Marc Sy 221-258/650, Duke Lee 208-243/621,
Tom Kwon 225, Steve Hong 221, Sophia Kim 211-201215/627.
Golden Nuggets: No scores.
Go For 9 (No-Tap): Mac McNealy 209-276-233/718, Carl
Adinolfi 212-256-221/689, Rich Heid 237-243-204/684, Jack
Short 277-240/676, Andy Vincent 234-242/665, Tony Angulo
210-278/665, Margot Church 213-255-254/722, Fran Stern
224-264/661, Joyce Short 256-222/650, Dahana Klerer 277/633,
Ronnie Adinolfi 228.
Party Timers: E.J. Rogers 248-279-258/785, Larry Hanken
235-259-236/730, Brent Joel 257-215-246/718, Jerry Pearlman
257-266/714, Earl Northcott 213-255-232/700, Cindi Sangenito
215, Priscilla Hudson 211.
Anaheim Nisei: Ray Sanders 241, Joe Yanez 225, Shig
Nakata 202-205, Dave Lautherboren 202.
Nikkei: Walter Ohara 279-203/650, Bob Okamora 221213/629,Gil Barcoma 235-225/608, Sandy Viloria 202-223/601,
Shig Nakata 245, Sherri Kawaguchi 223, Lori Jamora 213, Ana
Fukuchi 203.
525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 214-219, Nancy Tetreault
209.
Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 219-245/651, Tony Chaco
226-225/626, Joe Molina 205-221/609, Jerry Roddam 204,
John Hendricks 203.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: Don Smith 220, Jerry Abbott 212,
Bin Masaki 226.
St. Columban’s: David Gomez 216-224-246/686, Byron
Reich 213-225/634, Teddy Junanto 216, Mike Duarte 213-211,
Kevin Mabie 204, Denise Duarte 202-212.
7-11 Vegas: John Conway 238-222-245/705, Gabe Guzman 243-246/667, Ed Angeles 236-213-211/660, Chris Davey
210-265/655, Izzy Garcia 245-226/653, Eva Munson 213, Lisa
Somma 200.
Korean Bowling League: No scores.
Grey Panthers: Harry Sargent 209, Bill Stephens
203. T.G.I.F.: Tony Banks 222-256/650, Casey Jones 214215/617, Bill Swanson 201-242/614, Dean Sharples 202-218,
Bo Bowen 215.
July 31, 2008
Vegas Party: Dan Duarte 254-253-278/785, Dennis Carswell
258-201/655, Buddy Lucas 225-245/654, Ed Angelels 213-218218/649, Stan Evans 243-232/645, Josie Angeles 209, Dawn
Weller 206.
4-4 Vegas: Norm Walker 278-204/673, Ben Philalack 235245/649, Jerry Joines 252-225/642, Dale Grandinette 226/614,
Jimmy Herrera 223-203/610, Sandy Batalon 234-223/625.
Family and Friends: Eddie Mote 219-200-206/625, Tim
Moore 203-226/620, Dave Meno 242-207/619, Jess Castro
235/605, Casey Otteson 248, Debi Jones 224-231-234/669,
Joan Pangelinan 202.
Double Daters: Tim Blough 279-245-224/748, Andy Moran
237-265/679, Shane Oslund 200-257-215/672, Pete Lopez
267-213/671, Dan Duarte 222-236-210/668, Cortnei Gardner
229, Margie Savage 211, Debbie Baker 204.
NASCAR: Hong Kha 236/616, Robert Bloom 209-222, Alan
Bloom 212-203, Tony Christensen 206-200, Susan De Graaff
232, Rhiannon White 204. Senior No-Tap: (results of 7-22-08) 39 entries @ $10=$390.
39 lineage @ $5.25=$204.75. 39 prize fund @ #4.75=$185.25.
38 3-6-9 @ 41=$38. Place Money—1st Shig Shozi 845 $35, 2nd
Terry Brent 844 $27, 3rd John Phillips 834 $21, 4th Rich Heid
825 $15, 5th John Hendricks 822 $11, 6th Romy Villalobos 815
$8. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Terry Brent 300 $9, 2nd Shig
Shozi 284 $7, 3rd Danny Rojero 282 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st-3rd
(tie) 300 and $6.50 each for Romy Villalobos, Terry Brent, John
Phillips and Dick McKenzie. 3rd game hdcp: 1st-2nd (tie) Ben
Philalack and John Phillips each with 300 and $8, 3rd John
Hendricks 296 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $29.50. Added $38.
New total: $67.50. Have a great week.
Conway Proves His Way is the Best
Way in Rocky
Marsh Doubles
by Joy McGregor
ANAHEIM—John Conway is certainly a force to be reckoned
with and “Big-Bad” is a good moniker. Every week he makes the
headlines and this week is no exception; this week, he IS the headline
with his games of 252-268 and 224 for 744 and 204 to top the leader
board at 948. John currently holds the high average for the guys -- a
whopping 232 and high series at 999. Just awesome, John!
Another familiar name, (last week’s headliner) and no stranger to
the spotlight is dapper Terry Brent whose consistent games of 258213-256 (727) and 202 lands him in second place this week at 929.
Frank Bellinder, nipping at Terry’s heels, started slowly this
‘HOT’ July morning with 194 and then zoned in on a very good line,
honing it a little more each game as he turned in 224-232 and then,
WOW, a 278 for a nice 928 set.
Shig Shozi is bowling oh-so-well this summer and “shoz” off
with some very HOT numbers: 235-235 and 251 for 721 and added
206 to tally 922. Ho hum!!
Rey Ortiz decided to join the fun so he donned his party hat and
went to town to wrap up his first 900 of the season. Rey tossed 222257-181 and 248 to post 908. A very fine showing Rey, keep it up!
Larry Green was a “Green Machine” Friday morning and gave
those ol’ knees a good workout on games of 237-234-213 and 220
to record 904.
Alan Bloom truly DID “bloom” this fine sunny morning and
showed he has all the right ingredients, cultivating his first 900 of
the season. Alan tossed 217-258-184 and a very nice come-back 243
game to register 902. Nice bowling Alan, even if it WAS against
my team!
More HOT scores: Willy Bordenave 257-898, Bob Gosnell 248
(701)-878, David Wright 225-875, Juan Sandoval 236-865, Kantral
Williams 246-860, Tony Chaco 248-850, Carl Adinolfi 241-847,
Rich Heid 248-841, Tony Angulo 257-838, Jack Wilson 213-836,
Ron Douglass 235-828, Lloyd Thierry 223-828, John Phillips 233824, Kerry Wright 224-822, Gino Vassallo 223-815, Gloria Ferrulli
215-803, Jack Polee 268-800, Ed Mote 223, Dahana Klerer 220, E.J.
Rogers 220, Fred Voysey 218, Al Lara 216, Hong Kha 216, Janine
Ditch 214, Ron Marcus 214, Willie Harris 211 and Eva Munson
201.
Rose Williams is our featured lady bowler for the second week in
a row. Showing her bowling prowess, Rose fashioned games of 203184-244 and 204 to record a fine 836 set. Good consistent bowling,
Rose, can we make it three in a row?
Reminder: The So. Cal. 590 Classic league meeting is scheduled
for Aug. 8th at 11:45 am. We only have room for 20 teams so, be
there to secure a team spot. Call Linbrook 714/774-2253 or Sec. Roberta McNaught 951/278-0026 for further info. Until next week...
LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER
201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253
WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS
Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm }
Special
Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am $2.00 per game
Excluding
Holidays
Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary August 30 & 31 - Come Join Us!
Parking Lot BBQ - Special Events - Open Play Specials
Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles - Saturday August 16th
Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples
Weekly Events . .
TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEY
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SAN BERNARDINO — I better get busy and report those
high scores at Del Rosa Lanes as the bowlers have been
waiting and waiting to see them in print.
Angels/Dodgers: Bill Roes 208/529, Joanne Bolinger
173/478.
Capri: Rosemary Jones 189/491.
Mary’s Invitational: Adam Sokoloski 226-299-210/735,
James Harris II 246-263-200/709, Eric Espinoza 210-245245/700, Tom Smith 211-258-221/690, Dave Wodka 226277/686, Kym Henderson 237-204-235/676, Marv Sargent
259-214/669, Art Guzman 247-208-205/660, Kenny Johnson
214-219-218/651, Steven Iacono 216-250/650, Corky De
Maio 221-225/636, Leighton Beach 223-216/624, Huey
Newton 221-222/624, John Hutchings 202-209-210/621,
Darwin Balding 227/607, Brent Fuller 259, Bob Corrigan
202-234, Mike Rigano 225, Jeff Raynor 225, Nicole Ellison
258/617, Elise Hamner 232, Vickie Flanders 225, Debra Neff
211, Georgia Forch 210, Terry Chittenden 205, Dottie Taylor
204, Jackie Farris 203, Sarah Hartman 203, Toni Futch 202,
Mary Cassin 201.
Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 217-225/624, Likapeka
Enriquez 234/601.
425 Scratch Doubles: Sidepots—Game 1. Dave Wodka
258. Game 2. Dave Wodka 279. Game 3. Eric Espinoza 290.
Game 4. Red Dixon 258.
R.C.H.: Todd Sexton 516, C.J. Nelson 215, Carol Tipton
179/469.
S.B.City Mixed: Tony De La Torre III 205-276-204/685,
Jim Davis 226, Chris Singleton 225, Marty Perry 509, Misty
Gomez 189.
Good Times: James Harris II 276-290/743, Bill Elliott
244-267/707, Del Karper 213-220-223/656, Michael Gray
236-220/640, Spider Calloway 222/612, Leighton Beach
223-207/609, John Roberson 217/603, Raymond Pitchford
235, Jason Matus 234, Dottie Taylor 209-212/596, Likapeka
Enriquez 200.
Adult/Junior League: Bobby Campagnale 256-200223/679, Ken De Maio 211-245/629, Joe Dube 233-213/609,
Terrence Robinson 187/496, Shelby Dube 129/278.
Get ready to sign-up for winter leagues here at Del Rosa.
Stewart Smacks 694 & Rider Records 804
In Junior Adult At Linbrook Bowl
by Stacy
ANAHEIM — In the Anaheim Magnolia Christian School, we had another
great day of bowling! For the adults, Julie LeBar led the way with 154-155
followed by Rico Ortiz 136-147 and Mary Ortiz 132. For the juniors, Adam
Hess hammered 119-113, April Ortiz added 105-112, Mary McGunigale rolled
111 and Kevin LeBar crushed 105.
In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart, 202 average, slapped
the pins around for 235-200-232 for a terrific 667 series. Jovanni Ortiz, 202
average, bowled consistent games of 205-197-213 for a nice 615 series.
Mark McLeod mixed the pins for 214-208 and teammate Abbott Hatch hammered 203.
In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Andrew Stewart led the scoring pace
with fantastic scores of 202-212-277 for a sizzling 691 series. E.J. Rogers
was right on his heels with awesome games of 202-257-218 for a fine 677
series. Aaron Wilson finished the day with two great scores of 237-227for a
fabulous 647 series.
In the Bumper Busters, Alison Hong hit the high score with 118-73. She
was followed by Kellen Hicks hot 108-80, Taylor Pac topping 104-106-93,
Mary Beth Zipagang mixing 104-96, R.J. Davis downing 80-103-80, Ryan
Gallant gobbling 82-78, Amber Sanderson smashing 64-75, Alan Gonzalez
acing 73-71 and Khamron Gardner kicking 71-73.
In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Josh Cruz cruised to the high series
of the day with great games of 201-244-193 for a terrific 638 series. Josh
was followed by Valerie Matsumoto who had a sweet 614 series on games
of 219-202-193. 200 games were rolled by Andrew Stewart 216 and Nick
Murrillo 204. Alex Moore, 142 average, found a great shot with his season
high199. Cheyenne Werle, 144 average, unleashed 130-139-131. Ericka
McFreggan bowled 156-152, Victor Vasquez, 144 average, scored 196.
Domynyc Gardner, 98 average, rolled 130 and teammate Dylan Saybrook,
63 average, almost doubled that with a great 115. Jeremy Lewis jammed
174,Carlos Gonzalez smashed 171, Cheyanne Jordan, 95 average, clipped
147, Nicole Rodriguez rolled 121 and Nicholas Gallant nicked 142.
In the Junior Adult Family Fun, Spongebob and Friends remain 1/2 game
in front of second place. Andrew Stewart started them out with outstanding
scores os 266-224-202 for a 604. Anchor bowler, Stacy Rider had a record
breaking night with great games of 279-289-236 for an 804 series. John
Conway smashed the pins for 245-202-246 for a 693 series. Steve Matsumoto
nailed 210-207 and Valerie Matsumoto rolled 600 exactly with 202-192-208.
Jeff Hunt hammered 209 and Josh Cruz clipped 206. Bob Clark and Tammy
Quental rolled to season high scores of 192 each.
Remember Juniors your scores this week will count to the Bowl-AThon
Fundraiser. We look for great scores and you will have until August 16 to turn
your fundraising dollars in. Good Luck to everyone and have fun with it!
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