2016 Tony Reyes Memorial Tournament

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2016 Tony Reyes
Memorial
Tournament
Adult-Youth Tournament
At 4th Street Bowl
272 Bowlers & Growing
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Photos: Tony Reyes, PBA
Tournament Photos: Bruce Shoji
First-Time Participants (l-r)
Zack Long, Taft & Chris Preble,
Fresno
Sponsors: 4th Street Bowl, Off the Sheet Pro Shop, On Track Pro Shop, Frankie’s Pin Up Pro Shop,
Skip Pavone Pro Shop, Storm Bowling & Leanne Hulsenberg, Brunswick Bowling, Motiv Bowling,
Rocklin Juniors, Yellow Cab of Silicon Valley, Quality Respite and Home Care, Logo Infusion, Cutsey
Cup Cakes, Dave Seiler, Jeff Luebbers, Rick Olsen, Fresno State Bowling Team, and The Reyes
Family
Anthony Simonsen, USBC Masters
VOLUME 48 ● #4 ● JANUARY 2016
Scratch Champions (l-r) Will Sharnow
& Andrei Tacorda from Stockton, CA
COVERING THE WORLD OF BOWLING
Not really sure where to begin... I’m the 2016 USBC Masters Champion! The amount of text,
Facebook messages, and post is overwhelming. I can't thank everybody enough.
I'm trying to be living proof that no matter how many times life knocks you down, you can
always get back up and be stronger than ever. It's always good to have a strong support
system behind you and I can't thank Connor, Kyle, Anggie and the rest of the Team
Fish family for always standing behind me! A special thanks go out to Bill Chrisman, Barbara
Chrisman and the rest of the Storm family. Del, Tim, Jim... The amount of work you guys put
in is outstanding and I'm really glad to have you guys in my corner when needed. Thank you!
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Locals Back on Top @ SC
SCORES ON TARGET AGAIN
1st 'Best 3 of 4' @ Sunset
With so much going on in town during Super Bowl weekend, we had a smaller than expected turnout at Suncoast...
but the competition was no less spirited. 9-Tap Tour
LV also reached another milestone with Membership now
exceeding 150 members. Based on our 'Target Range' of
winning scores (1030 to 1060) that we shared last week,
the winning score Saturday was a perfect 1034, which was
shot in the first squad of the day. Many bowlers in the 5 pm
squad had a chance to take the lead, however, each one
had a game under 200 which left them a bit short. Mark
Kight was the Winner of the Jackpot Consolation this
week. His 4-Taps was enough to earn him $100.00 from
the 9-Tap Jackpot , leaving the Pot to grow to $1,241.00 for
next week at Sunset Station.
The locals retook control of the top spots this week, after a
Hawaiian & a Brit controlled the Top 2 places last
week. Jermal Williams became the 3rd LV Tour Champion
of 2016, taking home a healthy $1,075.00, along with
some Bracket money & another $80.00 from the Scratch
Pot. His strong 1034 series, shot in the first squad, held up
all day and represented the only 1000+ score of the
day. Jermal, a very courteous young man, recently moved
to Las Vegas to attend college. He enjoys playing poker but
his passion is bowling. Jermal got comfortable on the lanes
immediately, throwing 4 solid games. Saving his best for
last, Jermal shot a sweet 290 game to close out his series
like a Champion. He's bowled in every LV Tour Tournament
(including Thanksgiving weekend) and his 290 game was
his best yet, topping his previous best game by a huge 49
pins. Jermal said THANKS to Corben (Tour Floor Director)
for introducing him to the Tour. GREAT BOWLING Jermal.
CONGRATS on Title #1.
At the urging of his father, David Bass Jr joined the Tour
Saturday, along with his partner Heather. He took 2nd
place with a strong score of 980, in the final squad, for a well
earned $480.00 in prize money. Trailing him by only 5 pins,
with a nice 975, was Robert Buckles, another Suncoast
bowler and also a coach with their Junior Bowling program. Robert took home $325.00, plus some extra from the
Scratch Pot.
Congratulations to our top 3 finishers and many thanks to
our returning and new members who supported this week's
Tour stop. THANKS also to Chris & Dion from DM Collection, who has put together a Dye Sublimation shirt catalog,
including Specials for Tour bowlers roughly $20 per shirt
less than the competition.
Check out our new LAS VEGAS Facebook page. Please
give us a 'Like' while you're there.
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Features:
Tournaments ..........................................................3
(Double Decker Lanes)
2016 Masters...........................................................6
Hall of Fame ..........................................................6
Monterey Bay Area ................................ 20-21
National Award Winners ........................................7
―The Bad Boy of Bowling ........................................7
(Steve Cook’s Fireside Lanes)
Santa Clara…………………. .................. 22-23
Chuck Pezzano .....................................................8
(4th Street Bowl, Morgan Hill Bowl,
Homestead Lanes)
San Francisco............................................. 24
Presidio Bowling Center, Yerba Buena)
Brother’s Keeper ..................................................12
9-Pin Tour ............................................................12
BVL ......................................................................13
Two Women Drafted ............................................14
PBA Status Change .............................................14
Volume 48, Issue 5, February 2016
(Monterey Lanes, Valley Center Bowl)
Helen Duval ...........................................................8
PBA50 Schedule & PBA .........................................9
ABT Results & Calendar ......................................10
BOWLING WORLD
Sonoma Country ........................................ 19
(Classic Bowling Center,
Tulare/ Modesto.......................................... 25
(McHenry Bowl, Yosemite Lanes)
Stockton ................................................ 26-28
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Feb 20
Feb 21
Feb 25-28
Feb 26
Gold Pin 6 Gamer @ E.A. Dublin Bowl, Dublin
Norcal ABT Mini @ West Valley Bowl, Tracy
Norcal ABT Regular Event @ AMF Pinole
Winter Nationals ABT @ South Point, Las Vegas
Senior Regular No-Tap @ McHenry Bowl
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Feb 27
Feb 27
Feb 27
Les Schwab Tires No-Tap @ Paddock Bowl
Gail’s Jr/Adult No-Tap @ Paddock Bowl
9-Pin NoTap Tour @ Sam’s Town, Las Vegas
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Feb 27-28
Feb 28
Mar 5
Mar 5 & 12
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Mar 11
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Mar 12
Mar 12
Mar 13
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Mar 19
Invitational Bowling Tournament @ 4th Street Bowl
6 Gamer @ Yosemite Lanes, Modesto
9-Pin No Tap Tour @ The Orleans, Las Vegas
Norcal ABT Mini @ Danville Bowl
Souza’s Bowl For Buck$ @ 4th Street Bowl
Norcal ABT Regular @ Clayton Valley
Senior City No-Tap Doubles @ McHenry Bowl
Murray’s 5 Gamer @ 4th Street Bowl
St Patrick’s Pot ―O‖ Gold Tournament @ E.A. Dublin Bowl
9-Pin No Tap Tour @ Sunset, Las Vegas
Gigantic 5 @ Granada Bowl
Norcal ABT @ 4th Street Bowl, San Jose
Gold Pin 6 Gamer @ E.A. Dublin Bowl
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May 5-8
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W.E.R.C. Bowl-A-Thon @ Morgan Hill Bowl
6 Gamer @ Yosemite Lanes, Modesto
PWBA @ Double Decker Lanes, Rohnert Park
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SERVING THE BOWLING INDUSTRY SINCE 1967
Simonsen Makes History With
Win At 2016 USBC Masters
By Matt Cannizzaro
INDIANAPOLIS - Nineteen-year-old Anthony Simonsen of Princeton, Texas, won the 2016 United States
Bowling Congress Masters on Sunday to become the
youngest player to win a major title on the Professional
Bowlers Association Tour.
Simonsen struck on eight of his first nine shots in the
championship match at Woodland Bowl to secure a
245-207 victory against Dan MacLelland of Kitchener,
Ontario, Canada. MacLelland was looking to become
the first amateur since 2002 to win the USBC Masters.
The victory earned Simonsen $50,000 and the coveted Masters trophy, while MacLelland took home
$25,000 as the runner-up. Simonsen was the first top
seed to win the event since 2013, when Australia's
Jason Belmonte claimed the first of a record three consecutive Masters titles.
Simonsen, at 19 years and 39 days old, surpasses
USBC and PBA Hall of Famer Mike Aulby of nearby
Carmel, Indiana, as the youngest major champion.
Aulby was 19 years and 83 days old when he won the
PBA National Championship in 1979 for the first of
eight major titles.
"It's definitely a dream come true," said Simonsen,
who won his first title earlier this year when he teamed
with Connor Pickford to win the Mark Roth/Marshall
Holman Doubles Championship and just miss becoming the youngest player to win a PBA Tour title. "And,
it's awesome to break a record. Mike Aulby was a
great player. Missing the youngest to be a title-holder
by two days was a little disappointing, but to come out
and get the job done today, I guess I'll take that as
evening itself out."
The decision to pursue a career on the lanes was one
Simonsen didn't take lightly, but he quickly was able to
prove himself with two PBA regional victories on the
way to PBA Southwest Region Rookie of the Year
honors for the 2014 season.
Equal success at the national level has been just as
quick, but Simonsen still is focused and humble. "I
made the decision at a young age to come on out, and
it was about getting out here and getting experience,
which really is starting to pay off," Simonsen said.
"This is my first full year out on Tour, and I bowled a
majority of the major events that were possible. To
have success is awesome, but a title doesn't define
you. You have to keep coming out and trying to perform week in and week out, and see where it takes
you."
For MacLelland, this week at the Masters was a vacation away from his full-time job as a bowling center
general manager and a chance to catch up with all the
people he no longer gets to see since leaving the PBA
Tour.
"It was great to be here and see everyone again, and
I really love bowling in the Masters," MacLelland said.
"This is one event I always try to bowl in, and it was a
fun week. It's a little disappointing, but I'm not upset.
Things just didn't go my way. Anthony bowled great all
week."
On the way to the championship match, MacLelland
was able to hold off 2013 Masters runner-up Wes
Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, for a 216-213 victory.
Against Malott, MacLelland started his first TV appearance since 2014 with an open frame, but strikes in
the next four frames gave him a nine-pin advantage
halfway through the match. He had a chance to shut
out Malott with a double and eight pins in the 10th
frame, but he left a 2-7 split after striking on his first
shot.
Following his first miscue of the day in the ninth
frame, a 2-8-10 split, Malott needed a double and four
pins in his final frame to slip past MacLelland. He
struck on his first shot, but a 6-10 combination on his
next offering ended his run at the 2016 event. A No. 4
seed never has won the Masters.
In his first two matches of the day, Malott struck on
20 of 24 attempts to defeat Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Florida, 258-189, and Chris Loschetter of Avon,
Ohio, 258-201.
Loschetter finished fourth and earned $10,000, while
Daugherty, who finished third at last week's FireLake
PBA Tournament of Champions, earned $8,000 for his
fifth-place effort Sunday at the Masters.
Belmonte was among the final eight bowlers from this
year's 417-player field, but losses Saturday to Malott
and Sweden's Martin Larsen ended Belmonte's bid for
a fourth Masters crown.
The 2016 Masters featured a total prize fund of
$295,000.
All competitors this week bowled 15 games of qualifying, before a cut was made to the top 63, who joined
Belmonte in the double-elimination match-play bracket.
For more information about the USBC Masters, visit
BOWL.com/Masters.
2016 USBC MASTERS
At Woodland Bowl, Indianapolis
Final standings
1, Anthony Simonsen, Princeton, Texas, 245 (one
game), $50,000
2, Dan MacLelland, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, 423
(two games), $25,000
3, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 729 (three games),
$15,000
4, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio, 201 (one game),
$10,000
5, Tom Daugherty, Riverview, Fla., 189 (one game),
$8,000
Stepladder results
Match One - Malott def. Daugherty, 258-189
Match Two - Malott def. Loschetter, 258-201
Semifinal - MacLelland def. Malott, 216-213
Championship - Simonsen def. MacLelland, 245-207
CBW President Joan Romeo
Into USBC Hall of Fame
April 28th @ The Orleans Hotel
CBW President Romeo to USBC Hall A much deserved honor for our CBW President, Joan Romeo.
Because of her vast knowledge of all things, Joan has
been the brain everyone has picked for decades. She
has served well adding that special touch to everything
she was part of: President of the International Media
Association; two terms as President of CBW; on the
International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame committee and she loaned her expertise in helping to create the first International Bowling Hall of Fame Xtravaganza. She was primary in the creation of the Professional Women’s Bowling exhibit at the Hall of Fame
and to quote Stars & Strikes bowling newspaper editor
Jim Goodwin, she has been a necessary ingredient in
an alphabet of organizations: ABC, WIBC, BPAA, FIQ,
USA BOWLING,WTBA, IBMHF, LPBT, PWBA, PBA,
BWAA, CBW, WWPB, NBS, WBW, BNN,WORLD
BOWLING, IBMA. Joan credits WIBC/CWBA Life
Member Agnes Duffy in involving her in the California
WBA where she was instrumental in their 75th Anniversary which proved entre to many things bowling.
She has been instrumental in the unwavering support
of her bowling daughters Robin Romeo and Tori
Carter. Her background is in Marketing and she was a
Vice President of the Marketing Agency The Perlman
Group and now has her own company, The Marketing
Team. Once again, The Infolink is proud to showcase
and congratulate Joan Romeo who will be inducted at
The Orleans Hotel Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada on
April 28th .
(CBW: California Bowling Writers)
SERVING THE BOWLING INDUSTRY SINCE 1967
National High Average, Series Award Winners
Determined For 2014-15 Season
By Aaron Smith
ARLINGTON, Texas - Former Team USA member Lisa Noor of Mound, Minnesota, and 2013
United States Bowling Congress Open Championships Regular Singles winner Zeke Bayt of
Westerville, Ohio, claimed the USBC Sport Bowling National High Average Awards for the 2014
-15 season.
Noor, 45, earned the women's award after finishing with a 205 average for 116 games at the
Twin Cities Sport League at Country Club Lanes in Tonka Bay, Minnesota. Noor, a Minnesota
State USBC Hall of Fame member, helped Team USA capture gold medals in the team event at
the 1997 and 2005 PABCON Women's Championships.
Bayt, 23, posted a 226 average for 72 games during the Summer PBA Experience league at
Sequoia Pro Bowl in Columbus, Ohio, to win the men's award. Bayt won the singles title at the
2013 Open Championships with a 795 series.
The Youth Male and Youth Female Sport Bowling National High Average Awards were earned
by Tyler Zogg of Chesapeake, Virginia, and Kaitlyn Eder of Lithia, Florida.
Zogg, 18, averaged 200 for 48 games at the Junior Gold Scratch League at Pinboys at the
Beach in Virginia Beach, Virginia, to earn the distinction, while Eder, 16, finished with a 186
average for 81 games during the BCB Junior Gold league at Brandon Crossroads Bowl in Brandon, Florida.
USBC National Standard High Average and High Series Awards
The USBC National Standard High Average and High Series Awards for the 2014-15 season
also have been determined.
Professional Women's Bowling Association and USBC Hall of Famer Tish Johnson of Colorado Springs, Colorado, averaged 238 for 124 games during the NFL Scratch league at Colorado Springs' Brunswick Circle Lanes to secure the Female USBC National Standard High Average Award for the season.
The Male USBC National Standard High Average Award went to John Delp III of Sinking
Springs, Pennsylvania, who finished with a 255 average for 96 games in the Pepsi Men's Major
league at Colonial-Berks Lanes, also in Sinking Springs.
James Matthews of Prattville, Alabama, and Ashley Dunn of Palmdale, California, earned the
Youth Male and Youth Female USBC National Standard High Average Awards.
Matthews, 17, recorded a 245 average for 81 games during the JMS Scratch league at Bama
Lanes-Prattville, while Dunn, an 18-year-old who recently was selected to join Junior Team
USA in 2016, posted a 218 average for 93 games in the Monday Family Fun league at Brunswick Sands Bowl in Lancaster, California.
Earon Vollmar of Toledo, Ohio, and Hakim Emmanuel of Stoughton, Massachusetts, earned the
Male USBC Standard High Series Award after each rolled a 900 series during the 2014-15.
Vollmar, 27, put together his perfect night during the Monday Night All Stars league at
Toledo's New Glass Bowl Lanes on Jan. 19, 2015. Emmanuel, 39, fired 36 consecutive strikes
at the Thursday Night Patriots league at Westgate Lanes in Brockton, Massachusetts, on Feb.
19, 2015.
Team USA's Bryanna Coté of Red Rock, Arizona, collected her second Female USBC Standard High Series Award after tying the national record for highest series by a woman after
shooting an 879 series during the Ebonite Elite league at Golden Pin Lanes in Tucson, Arizona,
on Sept. 16, 2014.
Coté, 29, rolled games of 300, 279 and 300 to tie the set posted by Katie Verbil of Wichita,
Kansas, in 2012. Coté also earned the Female USBC Standard High Series Award during the
2009-10 season with an 861 series.
The Youth Male and Youth Female USBC Standard High Series Awards went to Tyler Lewis
of Baltimore and Montana Hughes of Freeport, Illinois.
Lewis, 19, put together games of 265, 300 and 300 for an 865 series during the PH Varsity
league at Baltimore's Brunswick Perry Hall Lanes on Jan. 24, 2015, to win the boy's award,
while Hughes, 17, rolled 267, 248 and 299 for an 814 series during a Northern Illinois Scholarship Series tournament at The Cherry Bowl in Rockford, Illinois, on Sept. 14, 2014.
“The Bad Boy of Bowling” to Make ESPN
Debut Online on Feb. 23, On Air on Feb. 26
30 for 30 Films documentary follows life and times of
PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber
By Bill Vint
CHICAGO (Feb. 9, 2016) – ―The Bad Boy of Bowling,‖ an awardwinning documentary centered around the life-and-times of Professional
Bowlers Association Hall of Famer Pete Weber, will premiere on the
ESPN Films 30 for 30 Shorts website(http://espn.go.com/30for30/
shorts) on Tuesday, February 23. Later in the week, the film will make its
broadcast debut as part of Friday Night Movie Night on
ESPN’s SportsCenter on Friday, February 26 during the 6 p.m ET hour.
The ESPN Films 30 for 30 Shorts documentary, directed by SideStilt
Films’ Bryan Storkel and produced by Amy Storkel and Daniel Judge,
covers the sometimes controversial but always successful career of the
youngest of bowling legend Dick Weber’s three sons. Pete Weber, who
made his PBA debut at age 17, went on to win PBA Rookie of the Year
honors in 1980.
Still active on both the traditional PBA Tour and the PBA50 Tour at age
53, Weber has won 37 PBA Tour titles (fourth-best on the all-time titles
list) and earned more than $3.8 million (second only to Walter Ray Williams Jr.’s $4.6 million) despite occasional clashes with PBA leadership,
battling personal demons along the way, and never apologizing for his
approach to life and PBA competition.
While capturing the essence of Weber’s career through the eyes of his
fiercest competitors as well as Weber’s own insights, Storkel also provides ―Bad Boy‖ viewers with a history of PBA competition during the
Weber years.
―It’s been an amazing experience,‖ Storkel said of producing the film. ―I
knew about Pete for a while. I saw him in ―League of Ordinary Gentlemen: a few years back. When we were asked to do a 30 for 30 film, I
thought about bowling because 30 for 30 hadn’t done a bowling segment, and I immediately thought about Pete and his father, and how their
lives were all centered around bowling.
―I think having the father-and-son element creates something even nonbowling fans will enjoy,‖ Storkel added. ―It’s really a human story, not just
a bowling story.‖
After reviewing the film, despite it showing some of his darker moments,
Weber’s reaction was, ―I thought it was awesome.‖
PBA CEO and Commissioner Tom Clark said, ―The story of Pete Weber
is one of the most compelling in sports history. It was a great decision by
ESPN to feature Pete’s story in its artful 30 for 30 documentary series
and producer Bryan Storkel captured the story in a way that will entertain
and inform those familiar with Pete’s career while also introducing him to
those who don’t know much about him.‖
Prior to its debut as part of ESPN Films’ 30 for 30 Shorts series, ―The
Bad Boy of Bowling‖ was shown at more than 25 film festivals across the
United States, where it routinely received rave reviews and won a special
jury prize at the DOC NYC festival, one of the largest and most prestigious festivals.
―The film’s largest screening was at the Maryland Film where it played to
hundreds of fans on opening night,‖ Storkel added. ―We could hear the
crowd laughing out loud, crying… It was pretty special.‖
―The Bad Boy of Bowling‖ will be widely available to fans through
ESPN’s and PBA’s digital platforms and social media outlets following its
formal release.
Helen Duval’s Bowling Tips
Idle Bowling Thoughts
By Chuck Pezzano
(reprinted in honor of his dedication to bowling)
Spare Shooting
Arena Bowling
Several times I’ve mentioned the second arrow as the target for a strong delivery. If
you have been working on this and are fairly consistent, then it’s time to learn spareshooting.
May I suggest that in your shadow ball warm-up or practice sessions before
leagues or tournaments, you roll the ball only over the strike spot and concentrate on
developing a smooth approach. If you do this in practice, then when the league or
tournament starts you will be ready for anything, because spares require only a strike
ball delivery from a different angle.
Here are two very simple ways to learn spare-shooting:
Limit your target area to the second and third arrows and to the spot between them.
This represents
area of five boards.
Confine yourself to three basic positions on the approach. If you learn these, then
everything will fall into order.
First we’ll take the 7 pin spare (10 pin for the left-hander). Get into your strike position. Then look at your sliding foot. Move your sliding foot at least five boards to the
right. Point both feet toward the 7 pin (10 pin for left-handers). Look at the area between the second and third arrows that will serve as the target 15 feet down the lane.
When delivering the ball, walk slightly toward the target pin, lean and reach out,
making sure to follow through like an arrow toward it, rolling your strike delivery ball. If
you honestly did all these things and your ball did not quite get over to the target pin,
try again, starting a board or two to the right.
Remember: Your body, spot and ball line act like a pair of scissors. The more you
move to the right, the more the ball travels to the left, providing you use the same
arrow area as a target.
Be careful not to move more than a board or two at a time. The ratio of angle correction for every board you move on the approach is one to three. If you move one
board to the right and shoot at the same mark, the ball hits a target three boards farther to the left.
Now we’ll do the 10 pin spare (7 pin for lefties). Get back to your strike position.
This time move your sliding foot at least 10 boards to the left. Move another board or
so if you’re on the heavy side.
Now use your third arrow as the mark (the third arrow from the channel on the side
of your bowling arm). Yes, it will work. Try it. Walk slightly toward the 10 pin, lean,
reach, deliver the ball and follow-through toward the target.
Be sure to check your starting foot position in relation to the dots on the approach.
Then check foot position again after delivering the ball for the 7 and 10 pin spares.
The amount of drift on 7 and 10 pin spares from start to finish should be no more than
five boards.
Visualize the execution—your bowling arm and shoulder over the target dot or area,
the extended hand point to the pins you wish to hit. This will help you do the job.
Arena bowling and the close quarters in bowling championship set-ups allow
spectators, and friends and fans to be within short distances of the competitors
and that brings up the subject of silence.
For the most of bowling’s time, fans have been urged to cheer and root in their
own fashion, except at certain times. Confusing? Sure.
However in reality there are few rules covering silence at bowling’s crucial moments except unwritten ones of courtesy and tradition and under the not too specific rules concerning interference and unsportsmanlike behavior. Ambiguous.
In other major sports, golf and tennis, to name two, both have traditionally silent
areas. It is fair to say that there are others as well. It should be noted that bowling,
golf, and tennis are primarily individual sports on the professional level and most
competitors are not on salary. They must pay fees and expenses to compete and
income is the result of playing better than the other guy or gal.
In football, baseball, basketball, boxing, hockey, and soccer, the crowds are encouraged to cheer and jeer. In some they have cheerleaders to arouse the audience to almost unimaginable heights - - - and actions. Athletes who prefer the silence feel that they should be free of distraction when lining up a putt, serving, and
shooting a key spare - - - particularly since they were paying their own freight.
Yet in college basketball, 18 and 19 year olds, who don’t get paid, are asked to
shoot crucial shots through glass backboards amid the roar of the crowd and the
distracting view of all kinds of waving objects, including hands and heads.
For many years, tradition has called for silence at different points in different
spots in different areas. Examples are prior to the approach in bowling, the serve
in tennis, and putts in golf.
It seems as though the sound of a voice, a cough, a phone ring or the breaking of
a twig has had the effect of an explosion on the concentration of some participants. Golfers look menacingly into the sky when a jet disturbs a shot process
and it has been reported that plane routes were changed to not bother tennis players in action. Many a bowler has almost been destroyed by a baby’s cry or the
blow of a nose.
Most sports encourage cheering and jeering. Most sports cannot possibly have
rules to cover every aspect of silence and the officials, judges, referees or tournament directors might have to make judgment calls that would be second guessed
over and over again.
There are instances in every sport where the rules, written or unwritten, are
pushed and battered.
Silence, as well as unbridled activities, have long been part of every sport - - traditional intangibles. Competitors expect certain courtesies, and have received
them, on and off the rule book musts and guides.
Spectators seem to be getting more into sports, less controlled, and with the feeling, right or wrong, that their payment or even just their presence, entitles them
when to remain silent, not by tradition, courtesy, or unclear rules.
Strict guidelines on the silence aspect of bowling should always be considered in
tournament play and imparted as many ways as possible.
A loser is the ―short-shots‖ bowler who insists on telling fellow bowlers what they
did wrong after every shot and thus ends up losing a bowling friend.
A loser is the bowler who knows that all the bad breaks he gets in bowling will be
evened out by good breaks but he’s also sure that he won’t live that long.
A loser is the tournament bowler who is too busy checking out the average book
without checking his checkbook.
A loser is the bowler-golfer who shoots in the 120s in both sports.
A loser is any bowler who can’t come up with a new excuse for bad bowling without thinking about it.
A loser is a bowler who suffers a reputation as an easy loser, even if he’s a so
called good loser.
A loser is the bowler who insists on tight finger and thumb holes, tight bowling
shirts and shoes, and then gains 10 pounds.
A loser is the bowler who tells his mate that he is going to a short bowling meeting.
A loser is the person who reported that the results of his survey showed that it
doesn’t take too much in the way of brains to be bowler. We took a survey too. It
showed that it takes less brains to take surveys than it does to bowl.
PBA50 Schedule For CA And NV
Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open presented by 900 Global
Sunday, May 29, 2016 - Friday, June 03, 2016 in Las Vegas, NV
Ted Hoffman Pat Patterson Award 2015
Ted Hoffman of Dublin, Calif., who won the West Region’s
inaugural Pat Patterson Award 43 years ago, in 1972,
won it again in 2015.
PBA50 Fountain Valley Open presented by Track
The Pat Patterson Awards, recognizing individual contribuSunday, June 05, 2016 - Wednesday, June 08, 2016 in Fountain Valley, CA tions to the regional program, are selected by the respective Regional Managers. The Patterson Award program was
PBA50 Northern California Classic presented by MOTIV
originated in 1972 in honor of a man who worked diligently
Sunday, June 12, 2016 - Wednesday, June 15, 2016 in Brentwood, CA
to advance the PBA in its early years.
USBC Super Senior Classic
Thursday, June 16, 2016 - Sunday, June 19, 2016 in Las Vegas, NV
USBC Senior Masters
Sunday, June 19, 2016 - Saturday, June 25, 2016 in Las Vegas, NV
Columbia 300's Scott Norton PBA
West Region Player of the Year Honors
by Bill Vint
West Region: Scott Norton of Mission Viejo, Calif., won four
titles in seven PBA West Region events to earn Player of the
Year honors. Jakob Butturff of Chandler, Ariz., earned West
Region Rookie of the Year with the help of four match play finals
in the five tournaments he entered.
The FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions averaged 981,000 viewers on Sunday on ESPN, the highest rated PBA telecast of the 2015-16 ESPN season to date.
It also posted a 17 percent increase over last year’s Tournament of Champions audience.
Ron Mohr PBA50 Player of The Year
PBA Spare Shots: FireLake PBA TOC Draws
Nearly One Million ESPN Viewers
The 2016 event kicked off a ―Big February‖ series of three straight weeks of live
PBA major championships coverage on ESPN. The February series continues with
the USBC Masters, followed by the Barbasol PBA Players Championship final on
Sunday, Feb. 21 at 1 p.m. EST from Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl in Columbus,
Ohio.
Two-time PBA50 Player of the Year Ron Mohr of Las Vegas
made it a double by earning PBA50 Player of the Year honors in
both the West and Northwest Regions. In the West he had two
wins, two second-place and one third place finish.
Champ Michael, 2nd Al, 3rd Row, 4th Jessie
Champ Jun, 2nd Terri, 3rd Sal, 4th Davey
Classic Bowling Center: Champ Jerry Castro $500,
2nd Bien Cylao $225, 3rd Joel Resnick $115
Contact ABT NorCal Joe Dailey (925) 945-1204
Roberto Jimenez (925) 858-5601
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Looking Back Into History & Helen Duval
Brothers’ Keeper, Too
Reprinted from The Desert News
By Julie Howard, Maturity News Service
Published: Sunday, Feb. 25 1996
When Helen Duval sees a double amputee veteran in a wheelchair, she thinks this:
He should be out bowling.
It's the kind of idea that could come only from a devoted bowler. And after more
than 50 years of praising the merits of the sport - touring the world as a teacher and
motivator for injured war veterans - Duval isn't just devoted. She's a fiery preacher,
gathering skeptical converts into something that very nearly approaches a religion for
her."She takes the most challenging patients and turns them into bowlers," says
Elizabeth Montanya, a spokeswoman for the Bowlers Victory League Fund based in
Arlington, Va.
"She takes them from being really isolated beings and sort of gives them a . . . link
to real life. And she won't take `no' for an answer."
The Bowlers Victory League, started in 1942 during World War II as a fund-raising
group for the war effort, has been Duval's special project since the 1940s. As an
ambassador for the league, and its honorary chairwoman for the past decade, she
has traveled the world, even teaching Japanese crippled in the atom bomb blasts of
1945 to seek healing through bowling.
"When I show up, they have their eyes down and they're there because they have
to be there," says Duval, who lives in Berkeley, Calif., and is listed in the Guinness
Book of World Records as the oldest woman to bowl a perfect game. "But by the
time I'm through with my two- to three-hour thing, they're high-fiving and smiling. It's
a really wonderful feeling to see them make that 180-degree turn.
"I've worked with people with no legs and in wheelchairs," she adds. "There was one
man whose back was crushed and we wheeled his bed right up the lane and ran a
ramp down so he could bowl."
Duval, who will turn 80 this summer, still travels to 40 events a year to conduct
bowling seminars and to encourage physically and mentally disabled veterans
around the country to seek therapy in bowling.
While a bowling alley may not have been considered the classiest of places in the
1940s and '50s, Duval would have none of such limiting conventional thought. She
met her husband in a bowling alley in the '40s, and when her son, Richard, developed polio at age 6 in 1954, she turned to bowling as a therapy to build back his
strength.
9-Tap Bowling Tour - Las Vegas From page 3
This week's Leader Board required a World Map. Our Champion, Kenny Reynolds came from the 9-Tap Tour - Hawaii... but he's currently serving in the Army,
at Ft. Irwin, CA... but he was in Colorado visiting his family last week, before driving
to LV, with wife Lisa, to bowl. Kenny is also a very PROUD Dad, whose daughter is
a junior at West Point and his son was recently accepted a t West Point as
well. As an only child himself, with deceased parents, he told us he was informally
adopted by the Kaea family (9-Tap Hawaii Directors) 23 years ago. As it happened,
the Kaea family and a few of the Hawaii Tour Members are in town to bowl and after
Kenny's HOT start, they all got behind him to cheer him on to Victory. He asked us
to THANK all of them for their support! Arriving later than planned after the long
drive, but just in time for the last squad, he shot a fantastic 1069 using his BRUNSWICK 'Time Zone' to pull out the Win by just 12 sticks. The $1,410.00 he earned
for 1st, plus an extra $120.00 from the Scratch Pot, certainly made the drive worthwhile. Kenny couldn't have been more excited bowling with all the love and old
'ohana' to support him Saturday. Kenny becomes only the second Tour Member to
earn a Title in 2 different Regions, having also won a Title at Pali Lanes on Oahu, in
2014. CONGRATS Kenny on Win #2!
The geography lesson continued with our our early leader David Cooper, who
traveled from England, on Thursday. David and his family are visiting Las Vegas for
the first time, were confident its already been a memorable trip. He shot an AWESOME score of 1057 at 12 Noon, but wasn't feeling well by the end of the
squad. Jet lag seemed to be the culprit, but we hope the nice $629.00 for 2nd
Place made him feel a little better. The ladies did well this week, taking 3rd & 4th
Places. Chon Athiprayoon's very nice 1047 was close and she did have a shot at
the Top Spot going into her last game. She took home $372.00 for her efforts. Elaine Weaver-Purdy made a strong showing for the second straight week,
posting an excellent 1023 for 4th.
"He was in the hospital for a year and when he came home, he could only sit up in
a wheelchair twice a day," remembers Duval. "I got his hands around a lightweight
bowling ball and he would roll it across the floor to me on the rug.
"Pretty soon, we strapped him into a chair at the foul line of the bowling alley and
he'd roll the ball down the lane. Soon, he could stand and then walk to the ball rack
and carry his own ball to the foul line. His success at bowling was an inspiration for
him to keep exercising."
Richard Duval later wound up bowling for two years on the U.S. professional tour,
still disabled from his bout with polio.
The game that put Helen Duval in the Guinness Book of World Records came in
1982 when she was 65.
That was also a tragic time in Duval's life, however. Her husband was dying of brain
cancer and she would go to her league matches as her only outing away from his
sickbed at home.
As she bowled strike after strike that night, building her way toward a perfect game,
her teammates, all male, congratulated her quietly in acknowledgment that her husband had not long to live.
"Everyone sort of came up to me, one by one, and said `Nice game' and then we
just went on to the next game," says Duval, remembering the sympathy and respect
her teammates had shown.
Aside from her work with the Bowlers Victory League, Duval has also: helped start
the Ladies Professional Bowling Tour in 1949, started junior bowling in California in
the 1950s, become the only woman bowler in the Senior Athletes Hall of Fame, and
been a constant top contender at the annual Women's International Bowling Congress.
She is one of only two women participating in this year's National Bowling Hall of
Fame tournament.
Dorothy Mauldin, a bowler from Marietta, Ga., can't say enough about Duval. In
fact, last year, Mauldin decided enough hadn't been said - so she started a Helen
Duval fan club.
"I thought there would be just 40 or 50 of us in the club, but it mushroomed," says
Mauldin, who heads a 17-member board for the fan club, which will continue Duval's
work of mobilizing hospitalized veterans through bowling. "We had 110 members
sign up at the International Bowling Congress in Tucson last year and now we're at
almost 200 members."
The Victory League's Montanya agrees with Mauldin's sentiments.
"She couldn't be a better ambassador for our sport," she says.
Note: Helen was dedicated to BVL. Support BVL!
January 30, 2016 Results
Finish
1st
Winners
Kenny Reynolds
1st Place $1,410.00
2nd
David Cooper
2nd Place $629.00
3rd
Chonthida Athiprayoon
3rd Place $372.00
Handicap
Total Score
Prize
Money
1
1069
$650
$20 Progressive Pot
7
1057
$20 Progressive Pot
41
1047
$20 Progressive Pot
$760
$325
$304
$220
$152
4th
Elaine Weaver-Purdy
27
1023
$190
5th
Sonny Landero
14
980
$165
6th
William Reyes Jr
38
974
$140
7thT
Henry Murphy
38
973
$115
7thT
Dorian Antonio-Martos
-9
964
$115
9th
Ruth Villanueva
34
964
$85
10thT
Caren Lusung
16
949
$85
10thT
Randy Kaea Cook
3
949
$70
12th
Michelle Scheitzach
22
941
$65
13th
Justin Goldman
30
940
$60
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Yours in support of our nation’s veterans,
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BVL: Brightening Veterans’ Lives
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For more than 70 years, BVL has quietly been leading the way in recreational
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Two Women Drafted For 2016
PBA League Competition
By Bill Vint
RENO, Nev. – The two-time defending Professional
Bowlers Association League champion Silver Lake
(Calif.) Atom Splitters will make their bid for an Elias
Cup ―three-peat‖ in 2016 with a roster led by Chris Barnes, Dick Allen and Tom Daugherty, and completed
Thursday when manager Mark Baker added PBA
Rookie of the Year contender Matt McNiel and young
Swedish two-handed star Jesper Svensson to complete
his lineup.
PBA League rosters were filled Thursday during the
GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VII presented by
Silver Legacy when each of the eight team managers
draft two players in a serpentine draft in the reverse
order of how they finished in 2015. Earlier in the fall,
each manager had protected three players from their
2015 rosters.
The first highlight of Thursday’s draft was the selection of two women who have had success in PBA competition in addition to the newly-revived Professional
Women’s Bowling Association. PWBA Player of the
Year Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., the winner of
the 2015 USBC Queens and Bowlmor AMF U.S.
Women’s Open, and the only woman ever to advance
to two PBA television finals, was selected in the final
round of the draft by Portland Lumberjacks manager
Tim Mack. With the next-to-last pick in the draft, Barbasol Motown Muscle manager Del Ballard Jr. added
PWBA Tour Championship and recent PBA Regional
titlist Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, N.Y., to his roster.
But before the final pick of the draft, Dallas Strikers’
player-manager Norm Duke pulled off a trade with Portland, sending red-hot left-hander Ryan Ciminelli of
Cheektowaga, N.Y., and Johnson to Portland in exchange for Texas two-hander Shawn Maldonado and
North Carolina’s BJ Moore III.
The first player off the draft board, which consisted of
more than 60 PBA members who had expressed their
desire to be part of the 2016 draft, was 2014 PBA
Rookie of the Year Marshall Kent of Yakima, Wash., by
GEICO New York City WTT KingPins manager Carolyn
Dorin-Ballard.
Motown then selected 18-year-old two-handed player
Anthony Simonsen of Princeton, Texas. Third was the
Dallas Strikers who picked Ciminelli. Picking fourth,
Philadelphia Hitmen manager Jason Couch selected
veteran Tom Smallwood of Saginaw, Mich.
The newly-named Portland Lumberjacks selected
Maldonado. Brooklyn Styles manager Johnny Petraglia,
represented at the draft by PBA Hall of Famer Parker
Bohn III, picked veteran Jason Sterner of Covington,
Ga. Last year’s runnerup, L.A. X under manager Andrew Cain, added veteran left-hander Patrick Allen of
Mount Kisco, N.Y. Silver Lake completed the round by
picking rookie Matt McNiel of Prior Lake, Minn.
The final round of picks prior to the last-minute trade
included Swedish two-hander Jesper Svensson (Silver
Lake), Colombia’s Andres Gomez (L.A. X), Rhode Island’s Jon VanHees (Brooklyn), North Carolina’s B.J.
Moore (Portland), Ohio’s David Wodka (Philadelphia),
Liz Johnson (Dallas), McEwan (Motown) and the KingPins, with the final pick, selected New York native John
Szczerbinski.
The draft was covered live, exclusively on PBA’s
online bowling channel, Xtra Frame.
Johnson and McEwan became the second and third
women selected for PBA League competition. Kelly
Kulick of Union, N.J., was picked for the inaugural 2013
PBAL season by Los Angeles and subsequently traded
to New York City.
The PBA League will return to Portland, Maine, for
PBA Returns Players Championship to
Major Title Status
PBA Players Committee votes to retroactively recognize past winners
Belmonte, Norton, Bohn
By Bill Vint
two days of competition on April 2 and 3 for delayed
telecast over a span of four consecutive Sundays, April
17-May 8, on ESPN. All four PBA League shows will air
at 1 p.m. ET.
2016 PBA LEAGUE ROSTERS
● GEICO New York City WTT Kingpins (Carolyn DorinBallard): Pete Weber, Scott Norton, Mike Fagan, Marshall Kent, John Szczerbinski.
● Barbasol Motown Muscle (Del Ballard Jr.): EJ
Tackett, Ronnie Russell, Josh Blanchard, Anthony Simonsen, Danielle McEwan.
● Dallas Strikers (player-manager Norm Duke): Bill
O’Neill, Tommy Jones, Duke, Shawn Maldonado, B.J.
Moore (Maldonado and Moore acquired in trade with
Portland).
● Philadelphia Hitmen (Jason Couch): Dom Barrett,
Chris Loschetter, Rhino Page, Tom Smallwood, David
Wodka.
● Portland Lumberjacks (manager Tim Mack): Bryon
Smith, Wes Malott, Osku Palermaa, Ryan Ciminelli, Liz
Johnson (Ciminelli and Johnson acquired in trade with
Dallas).
● Brooklyn Styles (Johnny Petraglia): Sean Rash,
Parker Bohn III, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Jason Sterner,
Jon VanHees.
● L.A. X (Andrew Cain): Jason Belmonte, Stu Williams,
Martin Larsen, Patrick Allen, Andres Gomez.
● Silver Lake Atom Splitters (manager Mark Baker):
Chris Barnes, Dick Allen, Tom Daugherty, Matt McNiel,
Jesper Svensson.
In addition to the PBA League competition at Bayside
Bowl, the week-long PBA Maine Event will include the
PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout, a PBA Tour title
event, April 4-6, along with pro-am events and other
activities to be announced. The Maine Shootout will be
covered from start to finish on Xtra Frame, the PBA’s
online video-streaming service.
Allen Park, Mich. Norton defeated Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., 219-181, in the
title match. Norton now is credited with his first major title.
Bohn, a PBA Hall of Famer from Jackson, N.J., won the 2015 PBA Players Championship at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, defeated hometown favorite Ronnie
Russell of nearby Marion, Ind., in a two-frame sudden-death roll-off after they tied at
237. Bohn, who now has three major titles, previously won the 2001 USBC Masters
and the 2012 PBA World Championship.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Prior to the start of the Barbasol Professional Bowlers AssoThe PBA Players Championship begins with eight-game qualifying squads Tuesciation Players Championship, PBA Deputy Commissioner Kirk von Krueger anday and Wednesday at 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. ET. The top one-third of the field after 16
nounced Monday night that three past Players Championship winners – Jason Belgames will advance to an eight-game cashers round at 10 a.m. Thursday. After 24
monte, Scott Norton and Parker Bohn III – will be awarded major title recognition
games, the top 24 players will advance to eight-game round-robin match play
retroactively for the titles they won in 2011, 2013 and 2015, respectively.
rounds at 5 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Friday. All preliminary rounds will
The announcement was made at Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl where the 2016
be covered live, exclusively on PBA’s Xtra Frame online video-streaming service.
Barbasol PBA Players Championship begins Tuesday.
After 48 games, the top five players will compete for the $50,000 first prize live on
‖The PBA Players Championship is returning to major status for the first time since
ESPN Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
it was suspended as a major championship after the 2000 event,‖ von Krueger said.
―In returning the Players Championship to major status because it is a members
only event, and includes all of the elements of a major, PBA’s leadership asked the
PBA Players Committee to review three events held under the Players Championship banner in recent years, and the committee members voted to retroactively
award the winners of those events with major titles.‖
Australia’s Jason Belmonte won the Pepsi Elite Players Championship as part of
the 2011 PBA World Series of Bowling in Las Vegas, defeating Mike DeVaney, 255238, in the title match. The decision means Belmonte has now won six majors including the 2013, ’14 and ’15 USBC Masters and the 2014 and ’15 PBA Tournaments of Champions.
Norton, from Mission Viejo, Calif., won the Earl Anthony PBA Players Championship that was held as part of the 2013 PBA Winter Swing at Thunderbowl Lanes in
Jason Belmonte
Scott Norton
Parker Bohn III
Indiana Bowler Sets Two USBC Scoring Records
FINAL 2015 PBA TOUR STATISTICS
By Matt Cannizzaro and Aaron Smith
By Bill Vint
AVERAGES (min. 180 games)
Games
Average
1, Rhino Page, Orlando, Fla.
273
227.14
2, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa.
264
226.70
3, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J.
245
225.67
4, Jason Belmonte, Australia
315
225.40
5, Ryan Ciminelli, Cheektowaga, N.Y.
236
225.37
6, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill.
285
225.16
7, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas
195
223.84
8, Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif.
320
223.43
9, E.J. Tackett, Huntington, Ind.
242
223.21
10, Stuart Williams, England
267
223.19
11, Dom Barrett, England
323
222.62
12, Patrick Allen, Mt. Kisco, N.Y.
222
221.05
13, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla.
209
220.68
14, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Oxford, Fla.
204
220.37
15, Eugene McCune, Munster, Ind.
257
220.30
16, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas
182
220.28
17, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo.
183
220.27
18, Thomas Larsen, Sweden
207
220.25
19, Andres Gomez, Colombia
235
220.15
20, Tom Smallwood, Saginaw, Mich.
243
219.33
EARNINGS
Titles
ARLINGTON, Texas - Erica Cutler of Fort Wayne, Indiana, threw 34 consecutive strikes Sunday at the Fort Wayne USBC Women's Bowling Association City Tournament, and the performance helped her break two national scoring records.
The 33-year-old right-hander started her doubles set with a 4-7 spare conversion and then
struck on her next 34 shots, before leaving a 7 pin on her final attempt.
Cutler recorded games of 290, 300 and 299 for an 889 series,
besting the previous mark of 879, shared by Katie Verbil of Wichita,
Kansas, and Bryanna Coté‚ of Red Rock, Arizona.
Cutler's memorable day at Thunder Bowl I also helped her and
Fort Wayne's Brittney Haneline post the highest three-game total
for two women with 1,615. Haneline added a 726 series to the effort.
Angela Brick and Sue Jeziorski of Endicott, New York, set the
doubles mark with 1,591 in 2005.
Both achievements are pending approval from the United States Bowling Congress.
"I was just trying to stay smooth and hit my mark," said Cutler, who was inducted into the Fort
Wayne USBC WBA Hall of Fame in 2014 and now owns four perfect games and three 800 series. "We all had great lines, and everybody was striking, and I felt like that really kept us motivated to keep it going."
Cutler already owned the Fort Wayne USBC WBA three-game women's record after rolling an
864 series in 2011, and she relied on that experience in beating her own record on the way into
the national record books.
Cheering her along the way at Thunder Bowl I were her husband, Doug, and daughter,
Brooklyn.
"It's an amazing accomplishment," Cutler said. "My husband and daughter were there, and
that was great, especially since my husband had never seen me shoot 300."
The achievement also was bittersweet for Cutler, whose mother died in October.
"The hardest part was not being able to call her afterwards, since she was the reason I started
bowling," Cutler said. "I'm very thankful to my family and friends who have supported me
throughout my bowling career. We really have a great bowling family here in Fort Wayne."
Total
1, Jason Belmonte, Australia
2
$178,542
2, Ryan Ciminelli, Cheektowaga, N.Y.
3
$129,460
3, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas
1
$117,565
April 28-May 1: PWBA Las Vegas Open, Texas Station, Las Vegas, NV
4, Osku Palermaa, Finland
1
$114,518
May 5-8: PWBA Sonoma County Open, Double Decker Lanes, Rohnert Park, CA
5, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa.
2
$100,698
May 12-15: PWBA Storm Sacramento Open, Steve Cook’s Fireside Lanes, CA
6, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill.
1
$96,920
May 20-26: *USBC Queens, The Orleans, Las Vegas, NV
7, Dom Barrett, England
0
$94,002
8, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J.
2
$77,325
9, Gary Faulkner Jr., Memphis, Tenn.
1
$68,525
10, E.J. Tackett, Huntington, Ind.
1
$67,970
June 23-26: *PWBA Players Championship, Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley,
Green Bay, WI
11, Rhino Page, Orlando, Fla.
0
$62,400
June 30-July 3: PWBA Lexington Open, Collins Bowling Center - Eastland, Lexing-
12, Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C.
1
$58,214
13, Jesper Svensson, Sweden
2
$57,870
July 7-10: PWBA Rochester Open, AMF Gates Lanes, Rochester, NY
14, Tom Daugherty, Wesley Chapel, Fla.
0
$54,040
15, Ronnie Russell, Marion, Ind.
1
$52,653
July 14-17: PWBA St. Petersburg-Clearwater Open, Seminole Lanes, St. Petersburg,
FL
16, Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif.
0
$52,579
July 29-31: PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, Palace
Lanes, Houston, TX
17, Stuart Williams, England
0
$52,570
August 2-7: *U.S. Women’s Open, TBD
18, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas
1
$51,147
TBD: *Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship, TBD
19, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla.
1
$47,650
20, Andres Gomez, Colombia
1
$46,470
PWBA Tournament 2016
June 2-5: PWBA Wichita Open, Northrock Lanes, Wichita, KS
June 9-12: PWBA Lincoln Open, Sun Valley Lanes, Lincoln, NE
June 16-19: PWBA Greater Detroit Open, Super Bowl, Canton, MI
ton, KY
*Major PWBA Tour event
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Storm’s Paint the Lanes PINK® Auction:
Meet the Winners
Every October, for Breast Cancer Awareness month, Storm brings the bowling
community together from around the world to help Paint the Lanes PINK® and raise
funds for breast cancer research.
With your help during the
month of October and a
generous donation from the
Chrisman Foundation we
were able to raise $50,000
for the Huntsman Cancer
Institute while spreading
awareness for a cause that
affects millions.
You might have seen our
Paint the Lanes PINK auction last October. This auction alone raised $25,495.96
for the cause. Thank you all
for helping us share the
auction and continuing to
bid every single day. We
wanted to introduce you to
our winners and share their
stories.
October 1: Karla Alsgood was our FIRST winner! Her mother had breast cancer
so she helps us Paint the Lanes Pink every October in honor of her! She was supposed to go to a Costa Rican bowling tournament to defend a title but was injured in
an accident so she couldn’t bowl this year. She decided to spend the money she
would have spent on her trip on a cause that was very close to her heart.
October 2, 3, 12, 14, 15, 18, 28: Christopher Voshell and his family love bowling
and are ―die hard Storm guys.‖ They support
bowling organizations and causes throughout the
year. When they heard about the Paint the Lanes
Pink auction they knew they wanted to be part of
it. He will be giving the bowling balls to bowlers
that his family knows that have had loved ones
who fought this battle personally. They will also
donate one to raffle off to the participants of an
Elite Youth Tour. ―This is bigger than bowling…
this is about raising money and awareness for a
cause that is being fought by so many, as well as
in my current family.‖ We are also excited to
share that Chris shot a 300 game and 808 series with his Paint the Lanes PINK
bowling ball!
October 4, 11: Tom Sterley loves to bowl and donate money to different causes!
He’s legally blind and says that Storm equipment rolls great for him in his leagues.
He had a friend who was diagnosed with breast cancer in his late 40’s. He was
treated and went into remission but it eventually returned. Tom said he tries to tell
his story of his friend because there’s not as much awareness for men with breast
cancer. He later bid on one for his son-in-law as well! ―If I can help support and
grow awareness than that’s what makes it worth it. Cancer sucks!‖
October 5: Greg Winter helps us Paint the Lanes PINK for his mother who lost her
battle with Breast Cancer. He loves to bowl and wanted to be part of the auction. He
is a huge supporter of bowling and loves to bowl himself. He is from England and
helped cheer on Team Europe to their victory in the Weber Cup this year!
October 6: Lynn Corey bid on the Paint the Lanes PINK bowling ball because he
wanted to give back for all of the help his pro shop received at Junior Gold. With so
many youth bowlers it took all hands on deck to make sure they were ready for
competition. Lynn plans to display the Paint the Lanes Pink ball in his pro shop, Star
Pro Shop in Addison, Illinois.
October 7: Kevin Mikalouski’s grandmother was very important to him growing up
and was diagnosed with breast cancer. He bid the numbers in his Grandmother’s
birth date because he’ll never forget that day. He was happy he could do something
in honor of her and give back to a cause that has touched his family.
October 8, 30: Michael Sinek says cancer has had a prominent influence on his
family. He just lost his father to cancer on August 31. His uncle is currently in pallia-
tive care suffering from multi-organ cancer. Anything he can do to help beat cancer
he is all-in. ―It is awesome that Storm Products and the Chrisman Family support
such important causes that touch so many of us.‖
October 9, 25: Anthony Cannella’s brother had lung cancer so he knows how
much cancer can impact a family. He loves to bowl and when he heard about the
auction he knew he wanted to bid. It was a special bowling ball for a great cause
that he could get behind. He later bid on one for his nephew as well.
October 10: Rick Busch has three cousins with cancer. One is a survivor and two
have passed away. He bid in honor of his family and all of the people who are fighting cancer currently.
October 13, 17: John Goedicke said he has a lot of cancer in the family. He has
lost his father, his uncle, his grandparents and most recently, his brother in law just
3 months ago. More than half of his family has been affected by cancer in some
form. He hopes that donating money to breast cancer will help find a cure with other
forms. ―We thank Bill and Barbara and all of the other people at Storm for trying to
help such a great cause.‖
October 16: Tyler Spence said that one of his family members was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. He loves to bowl and he just wanted to help out the
cause. It was important to him and he was happy he’s able to give back to something meaningful.
October 19, 29: Patrick Staples and his wife are always looking for ways to give
back. His wife is a thyroid cancer survivor and gives to Locks of Love. When Patrick
saw the Paint the Lanes Pink auction he knew that he wanted to be part of helping
the cause!
October 20, 26: Henry Blough owns a bowling center in Pennsylvania and shares
his love of bowling with his family. He supports Storm and wanted to help support
the cause that touches so many people that he knows.
October 21: Wayne Shorter’s mom passed away to Alzheimer’s in January. His
bowling was always very important to his mom. His Mom sacrificed to give him the
money to bowl in his very first bowling league. He stopped bowling when he joined
the military and raised a family. He found when he was ready to return that the
bowling community was there when he was ready to come back. He bid on this ball
to thank his mom for all of her sacrifices and give to a very special cause.
October 22: Warren Burr had a friend from high school who he lost touch with as
they grew up. He was recently connected with her on Facebook as she was fighting
Breast Cancer and going through surgery. She is a survivor and he dedicated this
ball to his friend.
October 23: Sinclair Wang bid on the ball for a good friend whose mother had
breast cancer. She is a Hall of Fame bowler in New Jersey and he wanted to get
her something special. He said that it’s difficult to purchase equipment for her but he
knew that this would mean a lot to her. Her favorite color is pink and now she has a
high performance ball to throw in honor of her mom.
October 24: Melvin Dell collects every Storm bowling ball that’s ever been made.
He’s been with Storm since the beginning and it was important to him to be part of
the auction and add this bowling ball to his collection. He is happy that he’s able to
stand beside Bill Chrisman and raise money for a wonderful cause!
October 27: Blaine Todd bid in honor of his mother and sister who are both survivors. He is a proud member of Storm Nation and is happy that he can help out the
cause in this special auction. He will display this Paint the Lanes PINK ball proudly.
October 31: Kenny Lytle’s daughter-in-law, Mary Ann, found a mass that turned
out to be breast cancer in 2014. She’s fought ―one day at a time‖ through chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries. The cancer and treatments forced Mary Ann and
his son Craig to delay their wedding. They were married this past December. Mary
Ann has been an inspiration to her husband, friends, and family throughout her entire journey. Kenny urges women of every age to make sure they remain vigilant
and get any suspicious masses checked. Kenny is proud to join Storm and Paint the
Lanes PINK!
Thanks for helping us Paint the Lanes Pink in 2015! We’ll be back next October with
more ways to support the cause. We’re committed to giving back and it wouldn’t be
possible without your help!
9-Pin No Tap Tour LV @ Sunset Strike Zone
Henry Murphy Wins 1st Title
Henry Murphy bowled at 1:30 and had a tough time getting lined up. He did finish
with his best game, so he gave it another try re-entering at 4 pm. Naturally, Henry
started out with his highest game so far on the Tour, a 276, beating his previous
best by 30 pins. He stayed in that nice 'groove' except for his Throw-Out 141 game,
ending up with a spectacular 872 series. Henry has been one of the Tour's most
ardent recruiters, becoming one of the LV Tour's 1st Life Members, by bringing in 5
paid Members. He used a Rotogrip ball drilled by Johnny Petraglia Jr at the Strike
Zone's Pro Shop, for his first Title.
Henry was rewarded with a hefty $1,225.00 payday for his efforts, commenting that
he really enjoys bowling on the Tour and plans to reinvest his winnings by practicing
every day.
He was really
excited
and
proud of Winning his first
Title and he
especially
appreciated
being cheered
on by the
Bisnar
and
Zafra families.
CONGRATS Henry
The 2016 TAT Amateur Nationals, Feb . 1-6, 2016 @ The Orleans (Payout list are partials, not all shown)
ASK BOB
By Bob Korth
Q. I am a right handed stroker. I'm having some trouble with my arm swing. It wraps
around my body. I was taught and still bowl with a four step approach, but now do a
crossover step to create some space, but the real problem I've noticed is that when I
do push away I push outwards to the side rather than straight ahead. I have tried to
rectify this but even when I consciously push away straight ahead, or even to the
left, on video replay the ball goes out to the side and then behind my back. I have
also noticed that my shoulders swivel with the ball during my approach and this
maximizes the problem. I've dropped to a 185 average from a 195 over the past few
months and I feel my swing is really holding me back. Is there anything you could
suggest for me to try and rectify this?
A. I needed some help with this one so I contacted a friend of mine and of bowling
Mr. Bill Hall. Bill has been a coach to many professionals throughout his career.
Bill's answer to this question is to make sure you hold the weight of the ball in your
left hand. Keep the left hand under the ball and then be sure to start the push away
with said left hand. On the downswing transfer the ball weight to the right hand. This
will help keep the arm straight in the backswing. Pushing with the right hand causes
the ball to be pushed to the right then it swings behind your body because the swing
plane is thrown off. If you are left handed just reverse these steps. FYI! If you would
like to get a video lesson from Mr. Bill Hall you can send an email
to [email protected] He will tell you how to send him a video. He will send you
back a detailed answer with video's of his own. The charge for this service is a very
reasonable $40.00. It is well worth it. He sent me a video of his explanation of the
above problem. Bill does an excellent job showing both why and what you need to
do to correct your problem.
Q. At the lanes where I bowl league it seems like a few times a night something
happens with the pin rake and a pin is left in the gutter. This is right beside the pins.
I have heard you are not supposed to bowl until this pin in the gutter is cleared
away. Is this correct? Other league members have said it doesn't matter it is in the
gutter and out of play.
A. You are correct. Though pins in the gutter don't count for any score they could
alter the outcome of a shot. Pins are flying around they could hit that pin in the gutter and fly up onto the deck and knock down extra pins. They could also act as a
block and you could possibly get less pins because the pin in the gutter stopped it.
So take a little time and re-rack or call the desk and have them remove the pin.
Q. I have been having trouble hanging in the thumb lately. I have it taped up but it's
either too loose or too tight. I just can't seem to get a proper feel. Do you know of a
solution to this problem?
A. Yes! I do have a solution for you. I have a friend who invented a better way to
take up space in the thumb hole than tape. Actually it is used in conjunction with
tape. It is called Magic Thumb Carpet. It is the same shape as black or white tape
that goes in the thumb hole. The difference is this is soft like carpet and it goes in
the back of the hole. It takes the place of 3 pieces of white tape. If you need more
tape you put black or white bowlers tape in the front of the hole. You can have a
tight feel with Magic Carpet but you can still get a fast release due to the fact that
there is no suction created. The yarn on the tape allows air flow around the thumb.
Because there is no suction it also keeps swelling of the thumb to a minimum. So
you will find you will keep the feel the same longer. You will not find Magic Carpet in
pro shops this is a grass roots product. The good news I have it at all times. I have
been using it since 1997. It lasts a long time and works very well. If you want to buy
some the cost is $ 20.00 for 10 of them plus a self addressed/self stamped envelope
with 2 regular stamps. Send it to Bob Korth 750 Hemlock Ave. Central Point, Oregon 97502. Or write me at [email protected]
May 5-8: PWBA
Sonoma County Open,
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Rohnert Park,
California
Monterey Bay
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BESX scoring
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Friday & Saturday Nights
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By Darwin Wandersee
Well the rain finally stopped for awhile and let us enjoy some sunshine. We
have more great scores to share.
Chi's Monday Mixers - (week 13) (Men) Czec Panek 245, Mike Bennett
203, Bob Mac 193, Tommy Moncivais 191, Mike Ignacio 184. (Women) Pattie Ogino 190, Erica Grant 159, Linda Kearns 148, Pamie Sue Dunn 135,
Shirley King 127. (week 14) (Men) Tommy Ogino 210, Bill Kearns 202, Ernie
Suber 200, Czec Panek 180, Gregory Haught 147. (Women) Renee Greene
174, Sherryl Panek 174, Linda Kearns 161, Erica Grant 148, Barbara Jepsen 148, Cyndi Bennett 135, Diana Cornell 109. (week 15) (Men) Mike Ignacio 256. Bob Mac 203, Randy Henson 200, Josh Boatwright 181, Mike Bennett 170. (Women) Sherryl Panek 180, Erica Grant 158, Yvonne Kirkland
158, Pattie Ogino 147, Shirley King 135. (week 17) (Men) Clete Ventura
212, Josh Boarwright 209, Beeb Carvalho 200, Mike Bennett 177, Czec
Panek 163. (Women) Victoria Mena 209, Yvonne Kirkland 184, Robin
Coburn 155, Barbara Jepsen 146.(week 19) (Men) Clete Ventura 245, Mike
Ignacio 212, Czec Panek 97, Tommy Moncivais 181, Ear Narramore 116.
(Women) Pamie Sue Dunn 203, Linda Payne 171, Yvonne Kirkland 171,
Pattie Ogino 161, Sherryl Panek 155, Tammy Consoli 124. (week 20) (Men)
Josh Boatwright 225, Clete Ventura 202, Bill Kearns 202, Beeb Carvalho
195, Darwin Wandersee 177, Czec Panek 177, Mark Boatwright 176.
(Women) Robin Coburn 198, Linda Kearns 184, Victoria Mena 157, Pattie
Ogino 140, Barbara Jepsen 122. (week 21) (Men) Mike Bennett 237, Randy
Henson 212, Mike Ignacio 192, Mark Boatwright 181, Robert Burnett 117.
(Women) Erica Grant 229, Sherryl Panek 174, Pattie Ogino 163, Victoria
Mena 161, Barbara Jepsen 144.
Staff Wives - (week 14) Nancy Vigil 190, Babette Francis 190, Lois Deupree 162, Barbara Anastasia 147, Mary Deakyne 134. (week 15) Babette
Francis 183, Jeannette Cardinale 159, Lois Deupree 142, Nancy Vigil 141,
Bonnie Gutierrez 138. (week 17) Nancy Vigil 184, Babette Francis 174, Bonnie Gutierrez 162, Joyce Burnett 147, Barbara Anastasia 133. (week 18)
Jeanne Nakagawa 188, Darlene Johnson 170, Joyce Burnett 162, Jeannette
Cardinale 157, Susan Marsh 144. (week 19) Lois Deupree 199, Jeanne Nakagawa 199, Jeannette Cardinale 158, Darlene Johnson 143, Mary Cushing
132.
Fiesta Club Seniors - (week 15) (Men) Nolan Ferreira 232, Roger Martin
202, John Ruiz 200. (Women) Margy Dunn 189, Barbara Jepsen 169, Penny
Anderson 157. (week 16) (Men) Steve Geertsen 235, Lee Leakey 207, John
Ruiz 191. (Women) Louise Gates 185, Erika Johnson 175, Anna Nash 155.
(week 18) (Men) Nolan Ferreira 233, Rudy Abila 206, Steve Geertsen 204.
(Women) Erika Johnson 188, Sandi Miller 170, Tami Farber 156. (week 19)
(Men) Craig Isakson 239, Romie Ventura 204, Ed Rondez 202. (Women)
Erika Johnson 179, Margy Dunn 162, Louise Gates 160. (week 20) (Men)
Nolan Ferreira 247, Lee Leakey 212, Craig Isakson 201. (Women) Erika
Johnson 176, Anna Nash 155, Shirley King 155, Brigitta Lambert 133. (week
21) (Men) Nolan Ferreira 235, Stephen Leslie 234, Lee Leakey 201.
(Women) Tami Farber 176, Melba White 170, Brigitta Lambert 163.
Shirts and Skirts - (week 14) (Men) Vince Hofsheier 244, Barry Panes Jr
242, David Marcos 237, Chris Mosqueda 216, Craig Isakson 215. (Women)
Stephani Marcos 215, Ophie Antonio 185, Sabrina Gill 181, Michele Hensley
181, Erika Johnson 165. (week 15) (Men) Barry Panes Jr 269, Ronald
Hooks 255, Ken Kullberg 252, Johnny Q 227, Keegan Russell 214.
(Women) Michele Hensley 206, Christine Hooks 192, Stacey Lee 190, Yan
Chau 172, Sabrina Gill 168.(week 16) (Men) James Eskridge 259, George
Sayre 246, David Frazier 242, Nolan Ferreira 235, Ronald Hooks 223.
(Women) Melissa Garner 211, Erika Johnson 191, Michele Hensley 186,
Stacey Lee 181, Evelyn Rosales 171. (week 17) (Men) Chris Mosqueda
266, Brent Feller 245, Terry Hall 226, Steve Brown 226, David Marcos 214.
(Women) Melissa Garner 224, Michele Hensley 186, Yan Chau 178, Edie
Ferreira 169, Stacey Lee 167. (week 18) (Men) Nata Griffin 257, Vince Hofsheier 249, George Sayre 248, Steven Kasper 227, Mike Ignacio 221.
(Women) Evelyn Rosales 244, Michele Hensley 198, Maria Orozco 179,
Sabrina Gill 171, Yan Chau 162. (week 19) (Men) George Sayre 279,
Johnny Q 236, James Eskridge 223, Terry Hall 214, Nolan Ferreira 214.
(Women) Stephani Marcos 203, Erika Johnson 191, Ashley Mosqueda 185,
Althea Frazier 169, Judy Kullberg 157.
Monterey City League - (week 14) (Men) Barry Panes Jr 257, Milan Ristich
225, Arthur Watson 212, Chris Duenas 201, Rick Shook 192. (Women)
Sherryl Panek 170. (week 15) (Men) Brian Stangel 267, Vince Hofsheier
231, Arthur Watson 213, Czec Panek 204, Jeffrey Melendrez 191. (Women)
Melissa Garner 198. (week 16) (Men) David Frazier 244, Jeffrey Melendrez
221, Chris Duenas 198, Vince Hofsheier 193, Bradford Hood 177. (Women)
Melissa Garner 217. (week 17) (Men) Arthur Watson 237, Bill Reckas 236,
Chris Fitzgerald 231, Milan Ristich 219, Archie Carter 195. (Women) Karen
Medalen 178. (week 18) (Men) Barry Panes Jr 258, Gary Russell 249, Albert
Manabe 223, Chris Duenas 201, Rick Shook 200. (Women) Yan Chau 200.
(week 19) (Men) Chris Duenas 265, Terry Hall 255, Arthur Watson 234,
Brian Stangel 217, Chris H 215. (week 20) (Men) Gary Russell 259, Vince
Hofsheier 235, Andrew Garner 228, Terry Hall 223, Arthur Watson 203.
(Women) Yan Chau 181, Diane Watson 181. (week 21) (Men) Brian Stangel
266, David Frazier 234, Bill Reckas 233, Gary Russell 225, Albert Manabe
218. (Women) Karen Medalen 185.(week 22) (Men) Brian Stangel 255,
Terry Hall 255, Jeffrey Melendrez 213, Chris Duenas 213, Gary Russell 199.
(Women) Melissa Garner 193.
Friday Nite Family Affair - (week 14) (Men) Jeff Frare 242, James Anderson 204, Tim Frederichs 170, Will Struthers 139. (Women) Penny Anderson
170, Yvonne Kirkland 168, Nancy Nakazawa 148. (week 16) (Men) Jeff
Frare 234, Richard Gilliam 210, Jerry Zack 184, Steve Norris 151. (Women)
Penny Anderson 229, Candy Garner 185, Netty Molina 120. (week 17)
(Men) Barry Panes Jr 223, Will Struthers 196, Richard Gilliam 191, Ryan
Rodewald 117. (Women) Yvonne Kirkland 183, Penny Anderson 151, Nancy
Nakazawa 133. (week 18) (Men) Thomas Howard 196, James Anderson
177, Will Struthers 132. (Women) Yvonne Kirkland 184, Jeri Partida 156,
Dottie DEfede 138. (week 19) (Men) James Anderson 199, Jeff Frare 161,
Will Struthers 140. (Women) Dottie Difede 171, Yvonne Kirkland 164, Netty
Molina 110.
Newton 190, Evelyn Escolano 157, Yoriko Hayes 146.(week 20) (Men) Albert Amaya 213, Rueben Flores 201, Randy Fisher 192, Orly Jiminez 190,
Joe Tamonte 189. (Women) Evelyn Escolano 175, Gloria Romero 173, Andy
Newton 170, Yoriko Hayes 151. (week 21) (Men) Randy Fisher 232, Jim
Guy 214, Rueben Flores 199, Earl Fuller 194, Albert Amaya 185. (Women)
Gloria Romero 178, Lydia Gephart 176, Evelyn Escolano 166, Andy Newton
159, Barbara Richardson 154. (week 22) (Men) Rueben Flores 211, Max
Dumpit 209, Randy Fisher 209, Albert Amaya 186. (Women) Andy Newton
175, Evelyn Escolano 166, Addie Taylor 150, Gloria Romero 149,
Teachers Wives - (week 15) Marleen Masuen 204, Karen Leemaster 170,
June Foe 166, Pat Rende 141. (week 16) Marlene Masuen 177, Karen Leemaster 169, June Foe 152, Alice Wilson 148. (week 17) Marlene Masuen
174, JUne Foe 155, Phyllis Lane 146, Jill Ray 141. (wek 18) Marlene Masuen 201, Phyllis Lane 146, Alice Wilson 135. (week 20) Marlene Mausen
180, Susan Tucker 169, Alice Wilson 156, Karen Leemaster 144. (week 21)
Marlene Mausen 202, Karen Leemaster 130, Alice Wilson 128.
Coffee Mates - (week 14) Gloria Romero 169, Jan Wright 161, Mary Jane
Vierra 158, Carolyn Carter 154, (week 16) Jeanne Dahl 190, Gloria Romero
Valley Center Lanes
187, Carol Murray 169, Jan Wright 159, Emma Curry 158. (week 17) Merly
By Darwin Wandersee
Cerezo 200, Gloria Romero 188, Millie Sawyer 167, Ruth Nutt 161, Harriet
Whiteaker 145. (week 18) Karen Shepherd 204, Gloria Romero 156, Janet
Great scores coming your way from the Salinas Valley and the weather is
Hamlet 152, Susan Guidotti 139. (week 19) Jeanne Dahl 178, Merly Cerezo
great here also.
171, Karen Shepherd 165, Emma Curry 157, Janet Hamlet 146. (week 20)
Monday Men's - (week 15) Paul Lamboley 247, Rod Cahoon 244, Doug
Merly Cerezo 172, Millie Sawyer 172, Carolyn Carter 166, Emma Curry 166,
Barnes 216, Archie Cauntay 209, Don Will 208, David Marisoli 208, Dan
Esther Pedevilla 159.
Makuakane 206, Dale Barnes 205, Ruben Flores 202. Domingo Nazario II
Salinas Tahoe - (week 15) (Men) Rod Prater 177, Danny Alvarado 177, Dan
201, Jerry Thomas 200. (week 16) Rod Cahoon 234, Jerry Thomas 225,
Cruz 175, Bill Chapman 174, Darren Fort 170, Ed Cathrein 160. (Women)
Alex Dy 221, Rod Cahoon 217, Doug Barnes 205, (week 18) Doug Barnes
Renee Green 221, Lynn Banks 183, Carole Arredondo 177, Valarie Coffey
255, Jerry Thomas 224, Alex Dy 214, Rod Cahoon 201. (week 19) Domingo
168, (week 18) (Men) Dan Cruz 246, Paul Pacheco236, Ray Lemaire 235,
Nazario II 258, Doug Barnes 257, Ruben Flores 225, Rod Cahoon 221,
Darren Fort 235, Rod McCrimmon 232, (Women) Shirley Fort 192, Patsy
Louie Foletta 214, John Garbin 203. (week 20) Alex Dy 269, Doug Barnes
Young 174, Lynn Banks 171, Leslie Carter 162.
258, Domingo Nazario II 235, Rod Cahoon 225, Jerry Thomas 218. (week
Thursday Mixed 5 - (week 14) (Men) Ron Onaka SR 236, Gary Fortman
22) Jerry Thomas 258, Domingo Nazario II 232, Rod Cahoon 213, Paul
221, Sam Daoro 218, Ty Cabanilla 212, Rod Ichikawa 209. (Women) Charm
Lamboley 212, Geri Davila 207, Louie Foletta 205, Ruben Flores 205, Don
Lawson 213, Lisa Gatewood 177, Marleen Mausen 175, Karen Coley 171,
Witt 202. (week 23) Alex Dy 255, Domingo Nazario II 248, Jerry Thomas
Katie Nowak 167. (week 15) (Men) Bill Esser Jr 247, Gary Fortman 243,
236, Ruben Flores 224, Doug Barnes 216,
Brian Clark 242, Paul Apilado 234, Ron Onaka Sr 224, Brian Clark 222.
Fiesta Senior - (week 14) (Men) Al Becker 187, Darwin Wandersee 186,
(Women) Sarah Clark 215, Marlene Mausen 202, Marilyn Dick 197, Lynn
Ray Lizundia 155. (Women) LOrna Fisher 187, Dorothy Becker 140, Emma
Clark 178, Priscilla Delacruz 175.
Curry 136. (week 15) (Men) Al Becker 188, Darwin Wandersee 171, Charlie
Reno Mixed - (week 16) (Men) Tom Bates 208, Domingo Nazario II 207,
Lowe 169. (Women) Emma Curry 161, Lorna Fisher 146, Dorothy Becker
Rommel Mendoza 204, Luz Payongayong 203, Jim Guy 201. (Women) An144. (week 16) (Men) Darwin Wandersee 184, Charlie Lowe 169, Ray Lizungie Carll 185, Jennifer Cox 183, Syephanie Jasso 175, Gloria Fisher 167,
dia 161. (Women) Dorothy Becker 133, Rosealie Tull 121, Colleen Esch
Cissy Rodriquez 150. (week 17) (Men) Rod Cahoon 211, Rommel Mendoza
118. (week 17) (Men) Al Becker 212, Ray Lizundia 169, Darwin Wandersee
210, Tom Bates 207, Randy Fisher 204. (Women) Stephanie Jasso 161,
168. (Women) LOrna Fisher 187, Dorothy Becker 161, Rosealie Tull
Nancy Walker 139, Jennifer Cox 137, Pam Kovacich 134.
135. (week 18) (Men) Al Becker 208, Lonnie Crawford 198, Darwin Wandersee 189. (Women) Joyce Friscia 177, Lorna Fisher 176, Dorothy Becker Ivy League - (week 13) Ron Onaka Sr 245, Adam Gularte 241, Ron Carll
143. (week 20) (Men) Al Becker 203, Lonnie Crawford 178, Ray Lizundia 232. (week 14) Manny Castillo Jr 228, John Shillcock 225, Tom Bates 223.
173. (Women) Lorna Fisher 188. (week 21) (Men) Al Becker 200, Darwin (week 15) Rudy Abaya Jr 240, Ron Onaka Sr 237, David Gadsky 230.
Wandersee 183, Ray Lizundia 164. (Women) Joyce Friscia 168, Dorothy (week 16) Keith Garner 278, Manny Castillo Sr 259, Ty Cabanilla 253. (week
17) Manny Castillo Jr 279, David Onaka 257, Brad Olson 243. (week 18)
Becker 161, Emma Curry 156.
Ron Onaka Sr 268, Brad Olson 268, Justin Martin 246, Manny Castillo Jr
Fil Am Seniors - (week 15) Rueben Flores 231, Jim Guy 222, Randy Fisher
246. (week 19) Vince Hofsheier 268, Justin Martin 257, Ty Cabanilla
208, Max Dumpit 201 Orly Jimenez 201. (Women) Gloria Romero 180, Naly
247. (week 20) Andrew Phillips 288, John Shillcock 276, Chris Mosqueda
Dela Cuesta 180, Addie Taylor 158, Barbara Richardson 148. (week 16)
254.
(Men) Randy Fisher 236, Jim Guy 222, Steve Crisostomo 193, Ruben Flores
188, Max Dumpit 187, Orly Jimenez 187. (Women) Gloria Romero 175,
Alicia Gauthier 173, Naly Dela Cuesta 158, Barbara Richardson 155, (Week
18) (Men) Ruben Flores 216, Max Dumpit 192, Gary Crawford 190, Randy
Fisher 185, Steve Crisostomo 178. (Women) Andy Newton 209, Evelyn
Escolano 172, Gloria Romero 162, Yoriko Hayes 160, Barbara Richardson
160.(week 19) (Men) Jim Guy 200, Randy Fisher 192, Ruben Flores 183,
Joe Tamonte 179, Mel Flores 178. (Women) GLoria Romero 194, Andy
The Winter Nationals is in our normal COMBO qualifying
format.
Hotel Package offers have expired. Unlimited Pass is
still available. Please pre-pay for at least 1 regular squad
this week to avoid the $25 late registration fee.
As always onsite entries will be accepted, however you
may be delayed in getting put on a lane.
The 2016 Winter Nationals will be held February 25-28.
There will NOT be a national event in Vegas in
April. The Summer Nationals will be July 21-24. This
event will feature separate division qualifying through
semi-finals for the Classic and Masters divisions. This
event will be a Ball tournament featuring the Pearl Dream
Big ball, sponsored by 900 Global.
The Fall Nationals will be October 6-9. All National
events are hosted by our National sponsor the South
Point.
WERC's Third Annual BOWL-a-Thon is here!
This fun event helps raise money to support WERC during its busiest
time of the year, "Baby Season", when orphaned wildlife comes to our
center in need of specialized care. Click the above notice.
Please remember that the lowest entry fees for the national events are offered to local branch members that
bowl 20 or more local events in the specified time
frame. Bowl a couple times each month and save
money on your entry fees at the national events.
You can't win if you don't bowl, so come on out and bowl
up a STORM!!!
Prizes will be awarded to the top THREE fundraisers!
Open to bowlers of all ages and skill levels!
PBA Legend Carmen
Salvino To Set Another
Record
Bowling legend Carmen Salvino, of
Chicago, who competed in the first
TOC in Indianapolis in 1962, will improve upon his record as the oldest
player to bowl in a PBA Tour event
when he competes at the age of 82.
Salvino has never won the TOC, but
finished of third in the inaugural event.
Athletic competition clearly
defines the unique power of
our attitude.
Bart Starr
SUPER BOWL 50: NFL FOUNDATION
BOWLING TOURNAMENT
NEW YORK – The 10th annual NFL Foundation Bowling Tournament, presented
by GoBowling.com, the top online destination for bowling fans, will took place on
Friday, Feb. 5 at Lucky Strike San Francisco (200 King St.). The tournament partnered with the NFL Legends Community to celebrate Super Bowl 50.
Teams of amateur bowlers were captained by NFL Legends, Super Bowl MVPs and
Pro Football Hall of Famers. Proceeds from the „Legends on the Lanes‟ event will
benefit the NFL Foundation to support NFL Legends‟ philanthropic initiatives, including the Player Care Foundation.
“GoBowling.com is very proud to once again team up with the NFL Foundation and
the Legends Community to sponsor this great event that combines two of America‟s
favorite pastimes, bowling and football, all to benefit a terrific cause,” said John
Harbuck, president of Strike Ten Entertainment, the centralized sponsor-activation
arm for bowling and the creator of GoBowling.com. “Maximizing on the enduring
popularity and the fundraising power of bowling, „Legends on the Lanes‟ was definitely an event to remember this Super Bowl.”
Some of the celebrity captains entered were GoBowling.com spokesman ED ―TOO
TALL‖ JONES along with JOIQUE BELL, ELVIN BETHEA, JB BROWN, MARK
CLAYTON, GARRY COBB, DONOVIN DARIUS, DERMONTTI DAWSON,
PARNELL DICKINSON, WARRICK DUNN, CARL ELLER AHMAN GREEN, RODNEY HAMPTON, THOMAS HENDERSON, ROCKET ISMAIL, KENT KRAMER,
FLOYD LITTLE, CURTIS MCGRIFF, TOM NOWATZKE, JONATHAN OGDEN,
JOHN RANDLE, MIKE RUCKER, SCOTT TURNER and LEONARD WHELER.
Each bowler received a commemorative Super Bowl 50 bowling ball and pin and
participated in a post-tournament awards ceremony. Participants as well as spectators were entitled to food and beverages and could bid on items provided by NFL
Auction. Additionally, NFL Legends‟ Community Directors and Coordinators that
serve as ambassadors across the country were also be in attendance and facilitating the tournament.
Entry fees included a $3,500 contribution to the NFL Foundation for a bowling team
of four and $250 for a non-bowling spectator.
Editor’s note: This release came in after we went to press
in January.
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ULTRA BOWL Club Atmosphere
with lights, music videos and enhance
sound.
Please see website for more info
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Thursday 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Friday
6:00 P.M. to 12:00 A.M.
Saturday 6:00 P.M. to 12:00 A.M
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WITH:
6 GAMER, SUNDAY - Feb 28th / Mar 27th
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11:00 am check-in / bowl @ 12:00 pm
● COLOR AUTOMATIC SCORING
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● CHAMPIONS LOUNGE
● PRO SHOP
● CLASSIC AWARDS & TROPHIES
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Yosemite Lanes 6 Gamer
We had 31 entries this past Sunday January 24th
for the Yosemite Lanes Scratch 6 gamer on the PBA
Chameleon Pattern. Kevin Harlin of Milpitas was the
qualifying leader with 1411 for his 6 games a 235
average. Myles Duty of Modesto qualified 2nd with
1361 for his 6 games (a 226 average). Myles as the
#2 seed defeated #3 Travis Hewitt of Fremont 217
to 195 in the semifinal match to set up the final.
The Championship Match saw both bowlers striking a lot, but a costly 6-7-10 split from Harlin in the
9th frame opened the door for Myles to win the
match and tournament 256 to 243. Myles wins
$369.00 for the victory and becomes the first left
hander to win a Yosemite Lanes 6 Gamer in over a
year. This victory also gets Myles off "the bubble" for
the TOC. Congratulations to Myles and all the other
cashers.
● PEACH CLASSIC SINGLES
Schedule of 6 Gamers
Glow Bowling
February 28th
March 27th
April 24th
May 8th
Rock-N-Bowl
Match #1
Jim Gordin defeats
Greg Thompson Jr.
5th Greg Thompson Jr.
252 to 205
$140.00
Match #2
Travis Hewitt defeats
226 to 215
4th Jim Gordin
years 6 Gamers and creating the Freddy's Tree Service 6 Gamer Bowler of the year where the highest
point player of the 12 2016 6 gamers will win Match #3
Myles Duty defeats
$500.00
Travis Hewitt
YOSEMITE LANES
3rd Travis Hewitt
6 GAMER TOURNAMENT RESULTS FROM
JANUARY 24th
Championship Match
31 ENTRIES ON THE PBA CHAMELEON PATTERN
Myles Duty defeats
$170.00
1ST
MYLES DUTY
2ND
KEVIN HARLIN
256 to 243
$260
$369.00 Kevin Harlin
$260.00 2nd Kevin Harlin
TRAVIS HEWITT
4TH
JIM GORDIN
$170.00
5TH
GREG THOMPSON JR.
$140.00
6TH
ED SILVA
$120.00
7TH
DON ERICKSON
8TH
RICH CUSTER
LAST GAME POT
ROB TILLERY
GREG THOMPSON JR.
JOE PETROVICH
$210.00
Hosted Birthday Parties
CHECK IN 11:00AM BOWL AT 12:00 PM
(2016 6 Gamer Entry Fee‟s will be ONLY $60)
Also we want to thank Freddy Irvin and
Jim Gordin
Freddy's Tree Service for adding money into this
3RD
Bumper Bowling
1st Myles Duty
217 to 195
$210.00
$369
Our next 6 Gamer date is set for February 28th. Also
set your calendars for this years Modesto Masters
$110.00
April 2nd and 3rd here at Yosemite Lanes.
$100.00
258
257
238
$125
$70
$45
Modesto Masters
April 2 & 3
@ Yosemite Lanes
West Lane Bowl
By Correen Edgerly
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For Upcoming Events
Valentine‟s Day is quickly approaching and plans for the gift for the special person is already in your thoughts. Take a minute while you are still deciding what is
just right and check out these great scores that your friends and fellow teammates
rolled.
In the week of December 19th Keith Jorgenson rolled games of 277, 277 and
246 for an 800 series in the Monday Junior Adult. Bowling in the Budweiser /
Chase Chevrolet Classic we had Corey Wooden 279 726, Robert Sartain 279, and
Robert Wrachford 279.
The week of December 26th in the Budweiser / Chase Chevrolet Classic we had
Rodney Woodard with a 279 743, Anthony Sneed 279 707 and Scottie Barton 279
708. Harry Fong rolled a 279 game in the Monday Junior Adult. Ted Handel
posted a 279 game in the His & Hers.
In the week of January 2nd in the Thursday Mens Classic is where Henry
Stacher rolled his 279 game with a 750 series. Jeremy Lubin rolled a 279 in the
His & Hers League. In the Budweiser / Chase Chevrolet Classic Brian Henderson
posted a 285 game. Jacob Williams rolled a 286 705 in the Mexican American.
Nicole Woodard posted her 279 game in the Tracy Ford West Laners and in the
T.N.B.A. League we had Matt Martinez with a 279 711.
The week of January 9th Jim Marquez rolled a 279 game with a 761 series in
the Pace Officers League. David Gray rolled a 279 game with a 729 series in the
Don‟t Worry Be Happy League. In the Budweiser / Chase Chevrolet Classic Scottie Barton posted a 280 774. The T.N.B.A. League had Armando Godoy with a
300 793, Chris Salinas 300 766 and Chris Brown 279 740. Andrew Carteret
posted a 300 game with a 783 series in the Sunday Nite Mixed.
In the week of January 16th in the Monday Jr Adult Harry Fong rolled a 279
game. Jason Watty rolled his 280 game in the Reno Mixed. In the Budweiser /
Chase Chevrolet league Harry Fong rolled a 279 731 and Scottie Barton 299 784.
Dennis Bathe put games together of 237, 268 and 299 for an 804 series in Tracy
Ford West Laners, also in this league was Zach Haddad 279 764, and Nate Taylor
279 760. Bryan Hamilton posted a 296 game in the Tracy Ford Belles & Beaus.
In the T.N.B.A. league Matt Martinez rolled games of 269, 279, and 279 for an 804
series, Lisa Moppins carried a 179 average when she rolled her 288 game in the
same league. Tony Peterson posted a 289 game with a 722 series in the Sunday
Nite Mixed.
(Continued on next page)
Wonderful bowling to all of you and until next month may the pin fall be with
you.
DAY LEAGUES
Tuesday
Domestic Queens
(week of 12/19)
Vera Winchester (119) 160
Gracelyn Martin (132) 183
(week of 12/26)
Donna Burgad 193
(week of 1/2)
Loretta Dalton 200
(week of 1/9)
Cathleen Steck 187
(week of 1/16)
Loretta Dalton (144) 188
Vera Winchester (119) 161
Tuesday Hot Sots
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Sophie Williams 185
Cecile Bristol 174
(week of 1/2 )
Joyce Corbin 155
Darlene MacInnes 150
(week of 1/9)
Sophie Williams 201
Juanita French 205
(week of 1/16)
Joyce Corbin (116) 148
Wednesday
Pin Dusters
(week of 12/19)
Jodie Barnes 186
Michele VanLone 178
Janet Williams 179
Lorrie Wyatt 176
Laverne Gondry 177
(week of 12/26)
Thelma Whitworth (137)
189
Lorrie Wyatt 186
(week of 1/2 )
Jean Reich (123) 173
(week of 1/9)
Janet Williams 205
Bobbie Robinson (121) 173
(week of 1/16)
Sweetie Aguirre (112) 169
Stockton Teachers
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of ½)
Ann Marszalek (112) 182
Mike Hill (132) 182
(week of 1/9)
Week of (1/16)
Thomas Henderson 201
Thursday
Black Oak No-Tap
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1 / 2)
Rose Dearth (159) 210
Lori Beyer 233
Jim Flores 268
Gerry Saunders 258
Dexter Wiggins (148) 200
(week of 1/9)
Lori Beyer 274
(week of 1/16)
Lori Beyer 254
Mittie Alexander 261
Friday
Peace Officers
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1 /2)
AJ Clemens 266
Brad Lillard 267 792
Travis Morris 247 715
Eric Etchison 245 720
(week of 1/9)
Ron Taylor 267
Scottie Barton 268 714
Bob Smith 252
(week of 1/160
Gary Lee 269 731
Tony Peterson 264 708
Barry Richards 278 753
Friday Morning Moms
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Robin Combie (125) 216
Loretta Dalton 193
(week of 1/9)
Karry Andrews (131) 171
Marcia DeMotte (127) 167
(week of 1/16)
Lori Beyer 184
Sunday
Sunday Morning Breakfast
(week of 12/19)
Larry Blankenship (178)
229
Norman Hunger 257
(week of (12/26)
Tony Granucci (163) 231
Gil Romena (166) 234
Nick Hyske (173) 253
(week of 1/ 2)
Jack Fetters (178) 238
Larry Blankenship 244
(week of 1/9)
Ernesto Lano (171) 235
(week of 1/16)
Ron Copeland 256
Nick Hyske (173) 223
Keith Maynard (165) 224
NIGHT LEAGUES
Monday
Monday Junior Adult
(week of 12/26)
Sisto Gelsomini 239
(week of 1/ 2)
Gary Hafelfinger 228
Sisto Gelsomini 224
Keith Jorgenson 225
(week of 1/9)
Harry Fong 236
Mike Holscher (95) 146
(week of 1/16)
Mod Squad
(week of 12/19)
Leslie Roberts (149) 232
Roy Spencer 233
Jay Lane 268 739
David Lothrop 258
(week of 12/26)
David Lothrop Sr. 256
Lewis Lane (157) 210
(week of 1/ 2)
Cliff Murphy 224
Gary Airola 236
Jay Lane 253
David Lothrop Sr. 259 710
(week of 1/9)
David Lothrop Sr. 256 712
(week of 1/16)
Cliff Murphy 235
Vanessa Orndorff 246
Reno Mixed 4’s
(week of 12/19)
Alexis DePuy 277
Hollis Rond (167) 222
Rene Ramirez 247
Robert Green 249
(week of 12/26)
Nam Le 255
Jason Watty 247
Judy Taylor (164) 224
Nathan Donough (187) 237
(week of 1/ 2)
Alexis DePuy 264
Nam Le 278 703
Brian Flores (162) 214
Ben Swope 265
Judy Taylor (164) 214
(week of 1/9)
Brian Flores (168) 226
Alyssa Cluff (162) 222
Helena Nunes (160) 216
Kenny Taylor 268
(week of 1/16)
Alexis DePuy 253
Nam Le 246
Nate Taylor 257
Mike Huntington 247
Tuesday
Tuesday Women’s Hdicap
(week of 12/19)
Kari Chadwick 205
Carol Dietrich (143) 194
(week of 12/26)
Debbie Mercado 203
(week of 1/ 2)
Elaina Martinez 216
(week of 1/9)
Barbara Begnaud 214
Shannon Vance (112) 164
(week of 1/16)
Debbie Mercado 211
Vicki Vance (110) 168
His & Hers
(week of 12/19)
Jim Fox 258 701
John Friend 252
Laurie Hallquist (172) 222
Frank Trevino 259
Stan Huey (157) 229
(week of 12/26)
Ron Lubin 257 714
Frank Trevino 258
Stan Huey (157) 213
Letitia Aaron (156) 221
Kevin Begnaud (184) 245
(week of 1/ 2)
Stan Huey (158) 213
(week of 1/9)
Ted Handel 248 701
Ron Lubin 268
Curtis Aaron 234
Stan Huey (160) 232
Letitia Aaron (156) 213
(week of 1/16)
Jesus Posadas (149) 202
Robert Seymore (185) 247
Don’t Worry Be Happy
(week of 12/19)
Randy Gray 256 714
Chris Garcia 256
(week of 12/26)
Dan Alden (157) 213
Debbie Robbins (148) 209
David Gray 258 708
Chris Garcia 252
Sheila Robertson (177) 235
(week of 1/ 2)
Melissa Alden 268
(Continued next page)
David Pattee (176) 226
Daniel Garza (167) 235
Kenneth Blackham 267
(week of 1/9)
David Pattee (176) 234
(week of 1/16)
Melissa Alden 231
Daniel Garza (169) 211
Marc Sorensen 269
Chris Garcia 236
Wednesday
Budweiser/Chase Classic
(week of 12/19)
Ken Knight 269
Willie Jones 268
Bob Klein 267 719
(week of 12/26)
Ken Knight 278
Brittany Scheaffer 256
Jerry Haynes 264
(week of 1/ 2)
Josh Lagorio 267 739
Corey Wooden 267 714
Jeff Bliske 267 713
(week of 1/9)
Jeff Bliske 266 767
Harry Fong 265 747
Marty Martinez 268
Robert Wrachford 278
Freddy Irvin 276 728
(week of 1/16)
Rodney Woodard 267 736
Freddy Irvin 278 791
Nightengales
(week of 12/19)
Sue Waite 213
(week of 12/26)
Sue Waite 202
Sandy Darone 200
Linda Pires 214
(week of 1/ 2)
Sue Waite 231
Judy White 182
(week of 1/9)
Judy White (139) 189
(week of 1/16)
Sue Waite 222
Mexican American
(week of 12/19)
Alex Amescua 263 774
Bill Kearney 276 718
Matt Underwood (170)
244
Thomas Alaniz 250
(week of 12/26)
Al Prasad 247
Bill Kearney 267
(week of 1/ 2)
Carlos Torres 237
Andrew Carteret 260
Al Oliva IV 256
(week of 1/9)
James Paul (177) 228
Jacob Williams 266
(week of 1/16)
Alex Amescua 254 711
Thomas Alaniz 243
Mary Morales 232
Best Christian League
(week of 12/19)
Cal Moppins Sr. 248
(week of 12/26)
Eileen Winberly (145) 205
Marvin Smith (162) 233
(week of 1/ 2)
Brenda Moppins 267
Lura Nisby (150) 209
(week of 1/9)
Brenda Moppins 258
Marin Smith (164) 248
Floyd Ford (167) 227
Danielle Robinson (150)
201
(week of 1/16)
Tomiya Gaines 235
Nadine McDaniel-Allen
(159) 225
Thursday
Thursday Mens Classic
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Tyler Leeworthy 277
Larry French 276
Scott Hansel 277 732
Jeff Rivas 247
Bob Bozzini 266 721
(week of 1/9)
Harrison Fong 268 742
Jim Fox 266
Dan Hebenstreich 277
Dave Bolles 278 770
David Cutler (169) 236
Bob Bozzini 264
Jeff Rivas (194) 246
(week of 1/16)
David Loring 245
Harrison Fong 264 706
Henry Stacher 256 712
Doug Leeworthy 267 727
Randall Edmonds 267
777
Dan Hebenstreich 258
Anthony Scott 251
Myron Smallin 255
Bourbon St. Men
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Albert Cimafranca 269
Frank Jarvis 246
Don Grimm 247
Bob Grimm 268
(week of 1/9)
John Padilla 246
Albert Cimafranca 246
Bradley Taylor (139) 215
(week of 1/16)
Phil DeWeese (179) 239
Mike O‟Brien (183) 242
Richard Sartain 267
Steve Ferrell (173) 236
Tracy Ford West Laners
Mixed
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Alvin Thomas 230
Cliff Marceau 257
Rodney Woodard 258
Matt Swift (166) 216
(week of 1/9)
Rodney Woodard 275 753
Matt Swift (168) 227
Jeff Burgett (99) 151
(week of 1/16)
Nicole Woodard 259 714
Marcus Jones 256
Jeff Pappas 254
Bob Lewis (181) 232
Moonlighters
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Dorothy McLemore 202
Darrylle Ferrara 200
(week of 1/9)
Myrna Diaz 205
Jana Taylor (100) 151
(week of 1/16)
Dorothy McLemore 204
Friday
Tracy Ford Belles and
Beaus
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Ronnie Arnold Jr. 247
Jack Fetters 246
Fred Rivera 268
Joshalyn Thomas 268
(week of 1/9)
Frank Quijalvo (182) 267
Frankie Cummings (180)
231
Zach Haddad 278 713
(week of 1/16)
Michelle Alvarez (119)
194
Ronnie Arnold Jr. 244
Jack Fetters (184) 235
James Buskirk (177) 234
Frankie Cummings (181)
235
Zachary Haddad 267 737
T.N.B.A.
(week of 12/19)
Did not bowl
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Cal Moppins Jr. 257
Mike McGee Sr. 245
Fred Cababat 262 745
Chris Peters 266 724
Anthony Woodward 258
Rafael Contreras Jr. 245
Logan Davis 270 742
(week of 1/9)
Chris Tacsion 256
Jonathan Surney (164)
224
Ben Escalona (164) 234
Richard Tamargo (164)
244
Lura Nisby (150) 224
Cleo Willis (178) 235
Melvin Morehead 266
Rafael Contreras Jr. (171)
221
Anthony Robinson (163)
226
Justin Zulueta 257
(week of 1/16)
Art Mahnken 269
Rosemarie Malana (157)
256
Saturday
Shooting Stars
(week of 12/19)
Chad Hasenbuhler 267
748
Donald Aaron Sr. (186)
236
Patti Swope (182) 234
Marvin Itilong (152) 215
(week of 12/26)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/ 2)
Did not bowl
(week of 1/9)
Chad Hasenbuhler 268
759
Doug Cook 248
Jason Sanchez 254
(week of 1/16)
Ray King 257
Sunday
Sunday Nite Mixed
(week of 12/19)
Tony Hill 256 716
Wayne Hill (188) 247
Rich Snyder 277 758
(week of 12/26)
Rick Stellmacher (174)
246
Jim Stombres 266 713
Scott Hensley 265 750
Anna Nguyen (186) 246
John Stafford (153) 205
Mike Fowler (179) 230
(week of 1/ 2)
Mike Sees (142) 200
Jim Stombres 269 705
Michelle Fredrick (141)
209
John Stafford (155) 237
Tony Peterson 267
(week of 1/ 9)
Ken Parkerson 268 747
Tony Hill 254 724
Marc Garbys (172) 235
Mary Peterson (172) 225
(week of 1/16)
Aaron Reed 239
Kira Stellmacher (136)
200
Valerie VonElsner 264
300/800 TOURNAMENT
RESULTS
Listed below are the
ones to cash.
HDCP (36) BOWLERS
1ST Jr. Buligon 1590
2nd Jeff Bliske 1525
3rd Danny Lew 1525
4th Pete Anderson 1520
5th Chris Calines 1516
6th Antoine Allmon 1513
SCRATCH RESULTS
(25) BOWLERS
1ST Antoine Allmon 1459
2nd Jeff Bliske 1455
3rd Kevin Amodo 1452
4th Danny Lew 1450
READY! SET!! BOWL!!!
By Correen Edgerly
Happy Valentine‟s Day to everyone! Hope your day
was a special one.
The week of December 21st had Steven Catario 48 pins
over his 2 game series. Don Seward had the high game
with a 191. Kerstin Williams was 11 pins over her 2
game series for the ladies and Susan Graves had the
high game with a 135. Shanna Landreth rolled a 72 duplicate.
In the week of December 28th Susan Graves had the
ladies high game with a 155 and Lona Barker was +61
pins. Andrea Hawkins rolled a 94 duplicate. Don Seward rolled a 260 game and Robert Papp was +75 pins.
The men also had a duplicate rolled by Nathan Kemp, he
rolled a 126 duplicate.
The week of January 4th had Thomas Sanchez with a
high game of 183 and Steven Catario was 91 pins over
his 2 game series. Virginia Hawkins rolled a 132 game
and Angela Lewis was +41.
In the week of January 11th Vincent Duggan and Don
Seward had the high game with a 155 and Steven Catario was 45 pins over for his series. Brooke Bernazzani
had a high game for the ladies with a 131 and Taylor
Johnson was over 37 pins for her 2 game series.
The week of January 18 Virginia Hawkins had the ladies high game with a 137 and Taylor Jordan was +27.
For the men Robert Papp was +63 and Don Seward had
the high game with a 180.
In the week of January 25th, for the men the high game
was rolled by Don Seward with a 212. Robert Papp was
over 70 pins for his two game series, and Perry Hazlett
rolled a 116 duplicate. For the ladies the high game was
rolled by Virginia Hawkins with a 160. Rachel Corpus
was 51 pins over for her series and Andrea Hawkins
rolled a 105 duplicate.
Wonderful bowling to all of you in the Ready! Set!!
Bowl!!! League and until next month may the pin fall be
with you.
(week of 12/21)
Rachel Corpus 127
Lona Barker 109
Susan Graves 105
Cheryl Dodson 103
Angela Lewis 124
Kerstin Williams 108
(week of 1/11)
Tyler Glodensky 141
Taylor Jordan 119
Perry Hazlett 102
Lona Barker 106
Nathan Kemp 103
Cheryl Dodson 104
Steven Catario 105
Kerstin Williams 104
Brooke Bernazzani 109
Tim Cabral 126
Damie Hoornaert 126
Robert Papp 145
Yvonne Dashnaw 111
Tyler Glodensky 141
Virginia Hawkins 132
Perry Hazlett 103
Bill Hawkins 150
Nathan Kemp 125
Carrie Flanary 118
Steven Catario 109
(week of 12/28)
Andrea Hawkins 104
Lona Barker 130
Linda Knight 109
Cheryl Dodson 112
Susan Graves 112
Tim Cabral 122
Yvonne Dashnaw 108
Robert Papp 167
Virginia Hawkins 115
Tyler Glodensky 151
(week of 1/18)
Taylor Jordan 122
Damie Hoornaert 136
Lona Barker 100
Carrie Flanary 124
Tim Cabral 121
(week of ¼)
Manny Cruz 117
Lona Barker 114
Robert Papp 165
Cheryl Dodson 115
Tyler Glodensky 136
Tim Cabral 133
Perry Hazlett 108
Robert Papp 152
Nathan Kemp 109
Tyler Glodensky 165
Vincent Duggan 158
Perry Hazlett 151
Don Seward 172
Andrea Hawkins 100
Nathan Kemp 135
Linda Knight 107
Steven Catario 142
Tomas Sanchez 137
Vincent Duggan 146
Rachel Corpus 130
Susan Graves 122
Andrea Hawkins 100
Yvonne Dashnaw 124
Pacific Ave Bowl
By Gerry Wellbaum
January 17, 2015
Fun month of bowling here at Pacific Avenue Bowl. Big games and big sets galore, as bowlers surge toward the end of the winter season. Teams trying their best
to hold their top spot and other teams ready to pounce, if that team falters. Always
fun to see.
Bowlers that are putting their best effort in the form of big scores are the likes of
Ren Nakashima 300/760, Romeo Bermudez 299,756, Gary Alee 300/795, Kioni
Sodaria 300/762, Kevin Amodo 299/812, Doug Leeworthy 299/788, Mark
Blankenship 297/769, Shaun Reft 279/815 and Chris Rose 300/760. Great bowling
guys. Keep it up!
Seeing as winter leagues are steaming toward their ends, that means it is never
too early to start thinking about your teams for summer. Always good to see if your
team is full or if you have to find a bowler. If you are looking for a new league, Pacific Ave Bowl has leagues for all ages and skill levels. Our staff is very good at
helping you find that perfect league. Just remember that bowling will keep you of
the heat and into a cool environment. Just take a look at our new summer schedule. Now let‟s look at all the great scores from the month that was:
Foot Bowl League
Brian Tomei 279/749;Tony Castillo 276/746; Ken Hill 276/713; Charles Jones 276; Ed
Logan 266/714; Mike Caito 259; Dave Garcia 256; Glenn Ladiao Jr. 256; Jeff Zenor
253; Tim Macht 247; Mike Huck 247; Glenn Ladiao Sr. 242; Brandon Ente 236;Jeff
Zenor 234; Mike Huck 234; Andrew Morgan 234; Rob Maroney 234; Debi Hickingbottom 223; Lenny Maroney 221; Chad Quarnstrom 207; Kristin Schnabel 202.
Family Fun: Paul Zumstein 268; Tim Bussman 257;Nate McAlister 232; Melissa Rose
224; Barbara Bussman 200.
Stags & Nags
Laurie Faselli 267; Don Brown 258/750; Sam Loftus 258; Tony Wehr 248/664; Bryan
Davenport 248; Mark Blankenship 247/716; Vickie Turner 244; Gil Quinones 235; Carl
Hussian 235; Floyd Ford 233; Ruby Lew 233; Ron Korock 230; Bill Clavin 230; Wally
Parsons 219; RyokoWaitman 215; HaruOnishi 213; Willie Branham 214; Vickie Turner
212; Frances Feicht 211; Rutha Silva 210; Harry Hodge 210; Ken Mills 206; Conde
Chan 203; Tom Gmuer 201.
Monday Mixed 5
Steven Schuetz 289; Colin Walls 286; KioniSodaria 280/740; Ray Angeli 267; Mike
Massari 258/727; Bobby Thomas 257; Bob Klein 257; Larry Dawson 257; Alonzo
Ward Sr. 255/722; Jose Sanchez 235; Earnest Green 233; Ruben Ruiz 222; Lori
Nisby 222; Juanita French 222; Cindy Karnofel 210.
City Mens
Elliott Sinor 279/792; Travis Morris 279/779; Alan Taylor 279/761; Galen Gentry
278/750; Kyle Moutray 270; Paul Lewicki 268/710; Bob Rogan 267;Cody Sinor
266/740; Kevin Doble 264/700; John Carroll 264; Jeremy Bowe 259/734; Ken Hill 258;
Tom Dionne 257/737; Manuel Maxey 257/713; Keith Freeman 256/738; Kenny
Buchmiller 255/746; Rob Mayfield Sr. 255/740; Dave Owens 255; Steve Szasz 254;
Dale Chesley 253; David Vedder 253; Joel Snyder 251; Bill Rogan Sr. 247; Brad Hellwig 246; Steve Grant 246; Sam Jordan 245; Skip Bowe 244; Chuck Costello 234 .
Nisei Mixed
Ren Nakashima 300/760; Scott Sakoda 280; Mike Quitoriano 266/758; Chris Pedersen 266; Tom Iwamiya 265; Narciso Wong 259; Duane Sakoda 256; Mike Quitoriano
256; Cori Sakoda 244; HaruOnishi 224.
Tuesday Mixed 5
Romeo Bermudez 299/756; Julio Cecchetti 279/736; Jason Coleman 278/704; Mike
Michaleto 264;SteveDevalle 260; Gary Neugebauer 258/701; Brian Neugebauer
257/706; Tony Devalle 256; Walter Perreira 255; Nick Vernon 247; Vincent Ogg 247;
Jun Argarin 242; Todd Larson 241; Rebecca Whitmire 236; Connie Kendall 233;
Becky Devalle 226; Debbie Clayton 221; Cameron Sutton 221; Brad Zimmer 208.
The Unbowlievables
John McLaughlin 248; Michael Morales 237; Patrick Mueller 213; Nathan Allen 212;
Larry Canady 207.
Lovotti, Inc. -1110 Scratch
Gary Lee 300/795; KioniSodaria 300/762; Kevin Amodo 299/812; Doug Leeworthy
299/788; Arnel Castrence289/794; Pam Schaal 289/720; Bill Likens 280/754; Midrid
Brown 280/752; Steve Davis 280/718; Travis Morris 280/702; Jacob Setchell
279/722; Mike Keough 279; Ray Saiz 279; John Varela 279; JJ Kamp Sr. 278/749;
Tony Castillo 277; Dave Bolles 275; Bryan Katt 269/749; Antoine Allmon 269/779;
Steve Smith 268/728; Logan Davis 268/725; Cal Moppins Jr. 268/716; Logan Davis
268/711; Joanne Gonzalez 268; Bill Likens 267/715; Bob Burkett 267;Harold Sohrweide 267; John Carroll 266; Robert Wrachford 265/734; Errol Crumpton 265/708;
Bob Morris 263; Chris Rose 263/721; Mike Smith 260; Jasmine Coleman 259/717;
Bob Morris 259; Jason Lindholm 258/727; KawikaSodaria 258/727; Jim Stombres258/721;Harold Sohrweide 257/731; David Hepperle 257/726.
Tavern League
David Brandt 289; Keith Freeman 286; John Carroll 279; Warfred Roberts 269/721;
Dave Thad 268; Jason Rivera 267; Kenny Martin 266/704; Dennis Muth 266; Mario
Padilla 265; Shaun Allmon 258; Kenny Martin 257; Midrid Brown 256/718; Bryan
Seitz 256/716; Ron Cook 256; Bryan Kendall 255; Bryan Bean 254; Tim Fopntaine
253; Mike Soria 247; Steve Glaser 241/665; Saruth Chi 225; Joel Ramirez 225;
Lawrence Yettner 223; Devin Morales 219; VannyThann 219; Adrian Bryan 216;
Mikey Nguyen 213; Larry Fraser 208; Cindy Muth 205; Joseph Ramirez 199.
SIRS: Bill Clavin 259; Gil Quinones 242; Harry Brown 238/683; Del Underwood 210;
Norma Brown 204.
Wed. Singles Hdcp.
Mark Blankenship 297/769; John Carroll 278; Bill Likens 269; Ben Swope 266; Wayne
Lopes 264; Keith Freeman 259; Don Brown 257/739/975; Elwood Humphries 249; Will
Allmon 244; HaruOnishi 233; Bob Allen 221; Ron Beaudikofer 220.
Seniors Come Lately: Fred Campbell 258; Leon DeCiur 230; George Watson 224;
Bob Allen 223; Steve Pappas 219; Rutha Silva 219; Dan Fetterman 215; Barbara
Blum 213; Art Wilson 211.
VIP Mixed
Shaun Reft 279,258,278/815; Jeff Kegyes 290/730; Don Baker 279/713; Gary Lee
279/750; Chris Bahrenfuss 278/753; Mike Smith 268/708; Matt Jackson 268/740; Matt
Graham 267/762; Larry Dawson 267; Cliff Rourke 264; Alonzo Ward 258/719; Eric
Quilon 258; Cory Hiranaga 257/741; Charlene Slaybaugh 257/716; Geena Mayfield
256; Dennis Faselli 256; Jani Seifert 255; Diana Lee 2524/702; Mike Murphy 254;
Don Hiranaga 254;Johnny Rose 248; Justin Santos 246; Jay Roberts 244; Janet Rose
243; Alison Jones 240; TH Hall 235; Laurie Faselli 234; Lynn Holland 232; Alycia Marnoch 229; Corinne Bahrenfuss 225; Janet Rose 222; Lori Nisby 214.
Mexican American
Melinda Hernandez 283; Bryan Kendall 279/725; Jim Fernandez 279/713; Jon Hungerford 278/760; Richard Silva 269; Jonathan Tanner II-269; RJ Hernandez 266;
Jason Petaia 266; Chris Taylor 266; Manuel Guzman 259/719; Danny Bennett 258;
Dave Reyes-I 257;Patrick Henry 256; Shaun Corchero 255; Sylvia Alaniz 254; Richard Flores 253; Martin King 251; Brian Tomei 246/719; Shaun Corchero 244; Linda
Altares 242;Megan Tomei 232/616; Julio Perez 232; Melvin Williams 225; Christy
Molina 222; Sonja Ward 221.
Thurs. Morning Slowpokes: Iliana Hedean 237; Winnie Wong 203.
Kings & Queens
Charles Connors Jr. 279; Larry Dolan 267; Eric Molgaard 254; Efren Rosete 235; Bill
Webb 232; Chase Loyd 224; Cindy Karnofel 215.
Delta Men’s Hdcp.
Robert Resuello 279/758; Jessie Cabais 276; Anthony Chan 268; JJ Kamp 262; Steve
Smith 258/717; Jay Devara 258; Larry Dyson 257; Bob Gray 256; Jack Swicegood
254; Nick Traxler 247; Larry Dyson 245/711.
1050 Scratch
Chris Rose 300/760; Midrid Brown 279/739; Andre Bylsma 277; Greg Lindo 269;
Sean Early 268/738; John Carroll 269/728; Chris Rose 268/730; Bill Likens 268/710;
Kevin Wu 268/708; Kevin Bedford 267/771; David Brandt 267; Zack Foster 266/738;
Julio Cecchetti 266; Andre Bylsma 266; Clay Pimentel 259/750; David Hepperle
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Friday Mixed Social
Chris Burris 264; Ken Hill 263; Jeremy Wiltse 257; Joe Velasquez 253/632; Tim M.
Costello 247/718; George Watson 238; Kara Costello 234; Robert Flores Jr. 213.
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242/669; Jamie Moreno 239; Dona Harwood 237; Ray Harbin 231; Candie Guthrie
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Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl
By Chuck Holland
Bowlers of the Month: Scott Curtis of the Black Oak
Casino/Pacific Coast Termite Scratch Trios shot games
of 253-237-300 for a 794 set and Joe Alalay also had
games of 280-267-247 for a 794 set.. Bill Thomas of
the Dublin Majors also had a perfect 300 game. Ann
Liu of Earl‟s Pearls senior league shot games of 258224-200 for a 682 set and 175 pins over average.
League bowling:
K5 Signs & Graphics Monday Madness Match Play
(4games): High scoring for the month was Jim Ferrero
with a 965 set. Other good scores were posted by; Matthew Vierra 929, Brian Walker 896, Brent Moffitt 863,
Lindnell Williams a 221 game +73, Kimlang Lewis 950,
Bill Thomas 927, Chew Lee a 237 game +70, Taylor
Moffitt a 268 game +76, set a 233 game +62, Brett
Denels a 248 game +67, Leroy Christopherson 848,
Bob Kleffman a 232 game +56.
Black Oak Casino/Pacific Coast Termite: Some of
the good scores for this month Scott Luba 750, Tyler
Scharnow 706, Mark McCreary 708, Pat Sandomenico
Jr. 716, Karen Adolphson 673, Will Scharnow 729, Don
Sutherland 709, Tom Watson 718, Stephen Klitz 721,
Cyndee Sutherland 640, Jim Curtis 719, Mat Hart 710,
Maria Lockridge 628, Ron Bowman Jr. 744, Raymond
Ng 709, and Jeremy Stuber 704.
League Scores:
(Dublin Cruisers) Greg Burke a 214 game +49,
(Christian Fellowship) Kelly Stone 412/+124, Mike
McHugh a 210 game +51, Stacy Withers a 207 game
+60, (Monday Night Trip) Mushy Machado 269-724,
Adam Morris a 267 game +68, Jackie Uhl 257-673,
Boydine Gale 200-503/+80, John McNaughton 728,
Mark Gress a 241 game +66, Matthew Marshall a 243
game +64, Stacey Bates 627, Gwen Bowen 224-599/
+125, Mary Turner 220-558/+81, Will Scharnow 715,
John Snyder Jr. 643/+100, Mark Massey 625/+91, Kristian Schreiber a 279 game +75, Trevor Sill a 244 game
+63, Sylvia Scharnow 215-565/+79, Sara Whitty 214529/+73,
(Coffee Lasses) Vida Moiso 489/+78,
Susan Fusselman a 207 game +57, Kay Geis a 199
game +52, Melody Kelly 507/+81, Pamela Noriega a
196 game +56, Monica Fey a 191 game +53, Chris
Maehr a 208 game +65, (PTA) Judy Gluck 502/+61,
(Lucky Strikers) Justin O‟Neil 636/+99, Jon Ferrel 279
-728, Chris Gebert a 216 game +56, Caty Harkleroad
224-576/+81, Shari Young 468/+69, Rod McFadden
279-726, Ken Feltrop a 251 game +66, Sandy Ghilarducci 527/+104, David Banks a 237 game +32, Jamie
Celotti 221-604/+115, Ellen Lynn a 209 game +47,
(Chevron): Kevin Iwai 557/+86, Debbie Oshman 554/
+65, Jonathan McAdams 236-565/+103, Tom Reif 601/
+85, Greta Dahlke a 160 game +44, Christian Dollard
499/+82, Nuran Sha a 189 game +82, (Leprechauns):
Tim Smith 258-714, James McDonagh 618/+81, Ron
Bowman Sr. 236-631/+73, Geri Cooney 189-503/+116,
Karen Diridoni a 244 game +63,Jon Sellen a 233 game
+64, Linda Spengler 629/+119, Sue Grimes a 182
game +82, Tim Bellasis 208-582/+120, Cliff Maness
617/+95, Mark Matthews a 225 game +66, Todd Koons
664/+73, Kim Martini a 243 game +75, Lori Miller 552/
+93, Suzie Branda a 223 game +75, (California Girls)
Cathy Volponi a 192 game +55, Denise Nilsen a 179
game +45, Sabrina Shepard a 181 game +61, Margie
Vanderhave a 171 game +46, (Melting Pot) Dan Dill
636/+129, Ralph Zavala a 219 game +61, Peter Dill a
223 game +53, Chris Chakiris 667/+79, Mike Allphin
589/+79, Danny Ruiz 557/+77, Leticia Bowers a 189
game +59, Mike Mondon 708, Chuck Orekar a 227
game +48, (Lotto Fun Goodtimers) Tyler Dupuis a
289 game +87, Sue Ortez a 168 game +56, Stan
Branda a 248 game +73, Kyo Rago a 173 game +49,
John Moore a 169 game +49, (Wednesday Wonders)
Jon Westmoreland 648/+102, Austin Wilson a 254
game +54, June Sablan 204-544/+82, Yvette Rios a
195 game +73, Andrea Goodman a 236 game +60,
Bob Hempel a 239 game +77, Larry Ames 659/+89,
Danny Wilson 673/+73, James Lawson a 236 game
+67, Vicki Rivera 439/+82, Toni Robinson a 184 game
+64, John Lewis 686/+101, Elizabeth Bryant 608, Debbie Isom a 190 game +58, (Bowling Belles) Letty Zelaya 536/+116, Nicole Cutler a 208 game +57, Kimberly
Tidd a 189 game +54, (Dublin Dollies) Maria Motiejunas 478/+70, (Dublin Majors) Peter Hagin 774, Iris
Luckey 257-599, Randy Spengler 266-736, John Graf
279-716, Sue Dill 246-629, (Trailriders) Mike Kurtz
557/+74, Jim Derden a 257 game +83, Kathy
Abney500/+98, Heather Lynch 595+91, June Weaver a
175 game +60, John Lewis 266-669/+84, Jack McDonald 681/+81, Steve Baylor a 266 game +64, Annette
McDonald 247-577/+73, (570 Scratch Trios) Mark
Turnquist 279-735, Rich Humphrey 279-719, Aneu‟re
Lethridge 601, Valerie Johnson 659, Vern Davison a
289 game +110, Johnnie Hicks 697, LoBirtha Melton
613, (PBA Experience) Matthew Graham 600/+87,
Dan Guerin 629/+86, Garret Rhett 253-631/+112,
(Friday Flingers) Lisa Jones a 216 game +51, Felipe
Delarosa 218-549+108, George Withers II 534/+99, Art
Deleon 264-713, Fred Abdullah a 263 game +77, Annette Kendall 493/+73.
(Continued on next page)
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From page 31
Earl’s Pearls: Bob Young 268-705,Rich
Hiner 258-687, Sue Diller 505, Karl Deakin 654/+84, Betty Edelman 410/+71,
Chuck Leming 679, Holly Velando 533/
+92, Barb Wollenweber 529, Jack
Busch 213-584/+110, Liz Taylor 398/
+93,Joe Alvarez 592/+106, Rob Drew
495/+75, Steve Melina a 197 game +50,
Masako Mori 559, Mineko Deakin 495/
+87, George Garrett a 183 game +53,
Rose Dautrieve 517, and Dana Priest
510.
Seniors &VIP’s: Jim Fontes 620, John
Monahan 246 game +67, Melody Minto
546, Ann Liu 500, Louise Zumbach 475/
+70, Hawkins Lee 500/+102, Bill Junginger 529/+58, Tomoko Sato 367/+73,
and Angie Rinetti a 210 game +583
Youth Bowlers: Stealth (3 games):
Anthony Silva 692, D J Barton 562,
Chris Ellis 538/+110, Robert Hansen a
152 game +46, Ashley Adams 408,
Khloe Heusler 423, Sydney McDonald
312/+75, Jared Darling
591, James Sevilla a 196
game +62, and Megan
Brown a 164 game +65.
Big Dogs (4 games): Jay
Han 955, Anthony Silva
872, Jeffrey Anderson
807, Ryder Halliday a 267 game, Michael Garrison 855, and D J Barton 809.
Little Dogs (4 games): Michael Partridge 873, Jimmy Hunter 664, Molly
Brown 631, Alexis Collet 617, and Paul
Kim 741.
Gold Pin Tournament: Our next Gold
Pin Tournament is scheduled for February 20th at 1:00pm, the pattern will be
Earl Anthony. Entry is $75 optional side
pots, a 300 pot, and brackets! The winner of the event will get an entry into the
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SENIOR CLASSIC
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"Bill Lautenschlager" bowled his 16th
perfect 300 game and third 800 series on
Jan 14th, just nine days after his
85th birthday, at
West Lane Bowl.
Congratulations to you Bill
55 AND HOLDING
By Correen Edgerly
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Happy Valentine’s to all of our Senior
Bowlers and your families. Whatever
your plans might have been for the day I
hope they were super.
In the week of December 19th the only
league that bowled was the Monday Senior A’ and B’s the Lucky Seniors and
Thursday Seniors took their days off. In
the A’s we had Errol Crumpton with a
279, Frank Klo 268 715, Brad Lillard 279
758, Dave Persinger 266, Keith Cobb 268
and Helena Nunes 248. In the B’s we
had Fumiko Trull with a 211, Shuji Tisujimoto 212, Larry Long 222, and Ina Davies 200.
The week of December 6th in the Monday Sr. A’s we had Les Price with a 247,
Tony Manrique 245, and Bill Lautenschlager with a 252.
In the B’s
Charles Carr had a 163 average when he
rolled his 228 game, also in this league
was Armando Salgado 205 and Shuji
Tisujimoto with a 200. Danny Godoy
rolled a 213 and Wayne Bundy a 202
both in the Lucky Seniors. The Thursday
Seniors had the day off.
In the week of January 2nd, in the Monday Senior A’s Brad Lillard posted a 279
game with a 720 series. Les Price rolled
a 268 and Larry Ortiz (178) had a 232
game. In the B’s we had Lloyd Logan
with a 213 and Steve Stoffel with a 204.
In the Lucky Seniors we had Danny
Godoy with a 223, Pat Bugarin 224,
George Bauserman 203 and Ray Honey
with a 209.
The Thursday Senior
Leagues had Tony Manrique with a 254,
Tim Taggart 258, and Floyd Ford (178)
238 all in the A’s and in the B’s Ken
Dunham (161) 211 and John Carroll 267
706.
The week of January 9th Les Price
rolled a 258 and Eloise Frades with a 117
average rolled a 175, both in the Monday
Sr. A’s and in the B’s we had Armando
Salgado with a 221, Steve Stoffel 221,
and Lloyd Logan (158) 212. Keith Cobb
208 in the Lucky Seniors. In the Thursday Sr. A’s Bill Lautenschlager rolled a
300 game with an 805 series. Roger
Carlson had a 154 average when he
rolled his 213, Robert Curry 237, Eric
Etchison 268 702 and Stan Huey (159)
222 and in the B’s we had Yolanda Godinez (146) 212 and Richard Sandoval
(168) 247.
secretary/treasurer Bob Brown
by Don Phillips
1/5/16. Happy New Year! 26 seniors shot above 800 this week for the 4 game
set. Top 20 are listed. Another PERFECTO! Bob Bonifacini rolled his first
300/985!! No More Monkey on his back!! Other 900's were by Brent Korff 268/953,
Mike Mayer 267/940, Anthony Ripchick 259/930, Mike Schwartz 269/930, Doug
Regelin 247/911 and John Tremplay 237/ 905. Guys in the 800 range were Owl
Richardson 234/852, Jim Tanaka 247/822, George Senn 246/837, Rich Hunt
244/848, Bob Sloan 236/849, Ray Searles 230/853, Steve Curless 246/893, Mike
Harris 244/880, Betty Morris/Laub 235/821, Monty Lyons 235/895, Mal Helmuth
246/868, Dennis Estes 233/867 and Gordon Moore 231/825. Nice games over 220
were by Mo Snyder 264, Frank Acuna 268, Tim Bell 245, Don Sager 255 and John
Miner 246.
Jan. 12. Leading the pack was Don Phillips 278/977! Close behind was Dennis
Estes 266/954 and then Ray Searles 255/920 and Mike Schwartz 244/902. Par
rollers were Doug Regelin 243/863, Mike Harris 269/877, Brent Korff 237/851, Mal
Helmuth 261/875, Craig Hashimoto 246/883, Gordon Moore 279/886, Ron Pearson 226/881, Frank Acuna 256/869, Jim Tanaka 246/839, George Senn 233/867,
Joe Holesapple 236/882, Anthony Ripchick 277/863, Rich Hunt 226/857, Lonnie
Hare 252/855, Bob Bonifacini 236/833 and Mike Mayer 225/849. Good singles
were by Monty Lyons 256, Betty Morris/Laub 255, Bill Graham 243, Jerry Davidson 246 and Larry Hilburn 236.
1/19. There were 7---900's rolled by these talented seniors. High was Brent
Korff 268/948, then Bruce Cantrell 268/945. The others were Monty Lyons
269/934, Mike Harris 239/924, Steve Curless 255/919, Ray Searles 238/914 and
Ron Johnson 256/914. In the 800 range were Dennis Estes 258/890, Stan Seeley
255/875, Ben Biggs 238/874, Dann Dodd 226/817, Don Phillips 226/854, Frank
Acuna 233/881, Gordon Moore 224/852, Mike Mayer 233/817, Bob Bonifacini
265/893, Mike Hale 243/839, Jerry Davidson 234/849 and MoSnyder 255/863. Top
5 singles were by Everett Whiteside 235, Dick Martegani 234, John Tremplay
233, Red Gossett 246 and Bob Sloan 251.
Jan. 26. Pacing the seniors this week was Mike Harris 259/947. OK Mike!
Other 900's were by John Tremplay 246/940, Doug Regelin 265/937, Don Phillips
259/911, Phillip Moses 267/909 and Ray Searles 258/901.
800++ rollers were Stan Seeley 238/893, Ben Biggs 227/842, Bruce Cantrell
280/837, Joe Holesapple 234/872, Owl Richardson 243/872, Hank Miles 279/840,
Anthony Ripchick 224/850, Rich Hunt 258/830, Bill Graham 224/831, Steve Curless 256/865, Mike Mayer 234/846, Monty Lyons 226/868, Jerry Davidson 233/824
and Mo Snyder 230/840. Nice singles were by Larry Hilburn 236, Sam Miller 237,
Tim Nessler 236, Larry Laub 256 and Bob Bonifacini 247.
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Happy Valentine’s Day to all of our junior bowlers and
their parents. Hope your day was a joyous one.
In the week of December 19th in the Saturday Bumpers
Noah Watson rolled a 112, and Fernando Cardenas had a
124. In the Bantams Matthew DeOliveira posted a 154.
Catherine Quinones rolled her 135 game in the Preps. Also
in this league was Hailey Smith (75) with a 108 and Zach
Redman (62) 108. In the Saturday Juniors we had Ashley
Rocco with a 140 average rolling a 197 game and Logan
Woolen with a 210. In the Monday Junior Adult we had Alejandro Gonzales with a 248, Anthony Favaloro 246, Haley
Woodard 234, Preston Martin 243 and Eren Olguin 200.
The Tuesday Bumpers and Juniors did not bowl.
The week of December 26th the Saturday Junior Program
and Tuesday Junior Program had the week off. The Monday
Junior Adult had Anthony Favaloro with a 246, Alex Amescua 246 and Logan Woolen (159) 204.
In the week of January 2nd the Saturday Junior Program
was again off for Christmas and New Year’s break. The
Monday Junior Adult had Anthony Favaloro with a 276
game. Also in this league was Alex Amescua with a 244,
Haley Woodard 243, Frankie Salazar 225, Alejandro Gonzales 213, Eren Olguin 212, and Logan Woolen 203. Ashlynn
Middleton rolled her 105 game in the Tuesday Bumpers and
Eliza Gallegos rolled a 106. The Tuesday Juniors had Jared
Beasley with a163, Zachary Pico 149, and Kyle Knight with a
145.
The week of January 9th Lillana Fields posted her 104
game in the Saturday Bumpers. In the Bantams we had
Khalil Cimafranca with a 102 and Matthew DeOliveira with a
105. Tommy Galano rolled a 165, Catherine Quinones a
147 and DeAngelo Garcia a 112 all in the Saturday Preps.
In the Juniors we had Eveie Woodard with a 243, Frankie
Salazar 202, Logan Woolen 228 and Lorenzo Lew (139)
196. Frankie Salazar rolled his 234 game in the Monday
Junior Adult. Also in this league was Alex Amescua with a
240, Alejandro Gonzales 203, Logan Woolen 254, Eveie
Woodard (136) 202, Preston Martin 218 and Haley Woodard
224. In the Tuesday Bumpers we had Christian Sullivan with
a 117, and Mark Merlos with a103. Christopher Montes
rolled his 182 in the Tuesday Juniors and Zachary Pico had
a 132.
In the week of January 16th in the Saturday Bumpers we
had Judas Loa with a 102 game. Fernando Cardenas rolled
a 108 game in the same league and Hezy Davis had a 87
duplicate. In the Bantams we had Aryanna Lew with a 110
and Matthew DeOliveira with a 134. The Preps had DeAngelo Garcia with a 124, Danielle Acosta 135, Catherine
Quinones 137 and Tommy Galano 151. Cameron Powers
rolled a 195 in the Saturday Juniors, Frankie Salazar 206
and Alejandro Gonzales a 204 all in the same league.
Gianna Gelsomini rolled her 258 in the Monday Junior Adult.
Also in this league we had Anthony Favaloro 230, Preston
Martin 219, Frankie Salazar 248, Alex Amescua 247, and
Silvano Gelsomini 243. Mark Merlos posted his 115 game in
the Tuesday Bumpers and Eliza Gallegos rolled a 103 in the
same league. Aidan Ortiz rolled a 164 in the Tuesday Juniors. Staying with this league we also had Christopher Montes with a 154, Zachary Pico 150 and Jared Beasley 165.
Wonderful bowling to all of our junior bowlers until next
month may the pin fall be with you.
Keeping the Memory of
Tony Reyes Alive
The 3rd Tony Reyes Memorial Adult-Youth
Tournament is a Mega Watt Smiling Success!
By: Bette Addington, California Bowling Writers
San Jose, CA. In a 32-lane bowling center, located in
San Jose, just three years ago, the Tony Reyes Memorial
event was born. Ed Godbout, the center’s youth director,
wanted to pay tribute to the man who encouraged him to
start a youth program at 4th Street Bowl—Tony Reyes.
Each year this tournament has grown and improved
thanks to the commitment of Godbout to make this an
event bowlers will come and bowl with a youth bowler and
share in the memory of a person whose memory still lives
on in so many bowlers’ lives to this day. Some enter with
a youth friend or relative; others enter and are placed with
a youth partner. Some enter to bowl in the scratch division while others come to bowl the handicap division.
Some bowl just one squad; others bowl several. It’s all
for fun and it’s all to help raise funds to support the Tony
Reyes Memorial Scholarship.
The 2016 tournament took place the weekend of January 9-10. This year’s event was expanded by adding
more squads to accommodate the large amount of entries. ―After having to turn away bowlers last year, I
wanted to make sure I had enough spots for everyone to
bowl, so I added more squads, and, again this year, it got
so big I had re-entries and I had to stop taking people in.
I guess this is a good problem to have!‖ said Godbout.
Godbout said he also talked with as many entrants this
year to get feedback as he could and already is planning
on adding another squad for 2017!
This year’s event grew by about 100 more entrants.
Over the weekend there were 101 handicapped teams
and 35 scratch teams competing which brought his total
number of entrants to 272! The tournament drew PBA
members PJ Haggerty, Marty Deh, Max Epps, Chris
Preble, Joe Goldstein Sr., and Joe Goldstein, Jr. Sean
Mamlock even dropped by to check it out! Godbout even
enlisted some of his PAB buddies to come out and help
with the event.
Tony Reyes’ family were there the entire weekend to
take in the festivities—Jessica (Tony’s Mom), Norma
(Tony’s sister), Albert (Tony’s brother), Mike (Tony’s
nephew) and Gianna (Tony’s daughter). Godbout added,
―I can always depend on all of them to show up anytime I
do anything with Tony’s name. They even show up in
Reno for the NorCal All Stars event where I give out
scholarships!‖
Something new this year, Godbout went out and ordered
one-of-a-kind trophies for the champions for this year and
from here on out. Although money is used to purchase
the champion trophies and plaques, most of the money
raised goes back in to the Tony Reyes Memorial Scholarship fund as everyone who helps put this tournament on
are all volunteers. This year, Godbout said, ―I will be
giving away over $4,000.00 in scholarships and adding
more next year.‖
For the first time this year’s event had not one but two
300 games shot! The first one was on Saturday’s Handicap squad and was rolled by adult Scott Cramer; the
second was bowled by another adult, Mark Archuleta, on
Sunday’s Handicap squad. The Handicap squads are
bowled on a house shot and the Scratch squads were
bowled on the Tony Reyes pattern that Cathie Judy, the
manager at 4th Street Bowl, and Godbout came up with.
I asked a couple participants for their take on bowling
this tournament—first-time youth entrant, Zack Long of
Taft, CA, said, ―It was a very fun tournament, the directors
did a great job on the tournament, and a great way to
honor Tony Reyes!‖ Zack’s partner, Chris Preble/Coach
for Fresno State Men’s & Women’s Bulldog Bowling
Teams, added, ―I really enjoyed participating in the Tony
Reyes Memorial. Tony was a good friend and his loss
has left a great void in the bowling community. The turnout of talented youth bowlers was impressive and honored his memory. The mood during the tournament was
light and fun but very competitive—the way Tony would
have wanted it. I look forward to supporting the event in
the future.‖
PBA regular to bowl in this event, PJ
Haggerty of Roseville, CA, added, ―Bowling a Jr/Adult
tournament in Tony’s name is a no-brainer for me. Tony
was a mentor of mine through junior bowling and college.
He inspired and encouraged so many kids to practice, go
to college, and give the tour a shot. It only makes sense
that his buddies bowl his tournament. It’s what he would
expect from us.‖
Congratulations to the 2016 Tony Reyes Memorial Adult
-Youth Tournament winners:
Scratch Division: Youth/Adult
1st – Andrei Tacorda/Will Scharnow (1745) +/145
2nd – Baradas/Meikle (1706) +106
3rd – Anderson/Alalay (1645) +45
4th – Postag/Tajiri (1625) +25
5th – Favaloro/Favaloro (1607) +7
6th – Montinola/Hiraoka (1570) -30
7th – Tom/Deh (1565) -35
7th – Sager/Floyd (1565) -35
Handicap Division: Youth/Adult
1st - #3 Jasmine & Richard Matsumoto (1924)
2nd – Cramer/Cramer (1922)
3rd – Dumpit/Johnson (1820)
4th – Williams/Goldstein, Sr. (1806)
5th – Katen/Retuta (1801)
6th – Alexander/Geck (1784)
7th – Loredo/Santos (1779)
7th – Maeda/Jones (1779)
8th – Tom/Olsen (1769)
9th – Nathanson/Ferris (1764)
10th – Shene/Dawson (1749)
10th – Sager/Odell (1749)
11th – Burton/VanHam (1746)
12th – Archuleta/Archuleta (1734)
13th – Emjker/Muraoka (1729)
14th – Adams/Smith (1718)
15th – Santos/Loredo (1715)
16th – Golder/Pierce (1711)
17th – Ichikawa/Ichikawa (1705)
18th – Nguyen/Deh (1704)
19th - #2 Ichikawa/Ichikawa (1696)
Life in the fast lane—Tony is smiling down on Ed Godbout this month as he just found out he was chosen as
the 2015 PBA Tony Reyes Memorial Service Award recipient! And rightfully so, as he is already working on the
2017 event saying it will be held again in January, ―right
after the holidays‖ as that time seems to work out because there are no other tournaments going on at this
time. In addition, he currently has a youth program of 40
bowlers. If you missed this year’s event and would still
like to contribute to the Tony Reyes Memorial Scholarship
fund, donations are accepted all year long. You can follow on Facebook by liking the ―Tony Reyes Memorial
Scholarship‖ page, or you can reach Godbout at (408)
314-0248.

2016 Tony Reyes Memorial Tournament

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