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August 28, 2008
BOWLING NEWS
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Bowling News
California
69th Year In Publication
Thursday, August 28, 2008
P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288
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Leanne Hulsenberg (runner up), Tennelle Milligan (Queens
Champion) and Al Hoffmann (CUSBC President)
Tennelle Milligan, California
State Queens Champion!
STOCKTON—The California State Queens was
held August 16-17 at West
Lane Bowl in Stockton. Tennelle remained undeafeated
throughout the field of 30 in
the double-elimination finals
and triumphed over Leanne
Hulsenberg in the championship match shooting 277 for
the title.
Along with the title, Tennelle earns an entry into the
2009 USBC National Queens
event and an entry into the
2009 California State Queens
in Orange County. In the finals, Tammy Lewis earned the
high game bonus award with a
278 and Tennelle took the high
two-game series award with a
535. In the Last Chance qualifier held just prior to the finals,
Jeanette Menacho was top
qualifier taking the high series
bonus award with a 1,435 six
game set and high game of
280. We will have some modifications to the event next year
such as seeded qualifiers and
cutting to the top 16. We need
everyone’s help in getting the
ladies (youth and adult) to participate and see who is the best
female bowler in California!
Download the final bracket
results and qualifying scores
online at www.CalUSBC.com.
Entries will also be available
for the 2009 Queens event in
November.
Special THANKS to our
Queens event sponsors: Storm
Bowling, Vise Grips and Elitebowling.com. They donated
items for our fundraising raffle,
which helped to generate more
prize funds for this event. The
raffle is continuing on for the
Masters event (2nd chance to
win!), which will be held September 5-7 at Forest Lanes. Be
sure to get your tickets before
it’s too late!
Team No-Tap Santa Clarita Friday, Aug. 29
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Sunday
October 26, 2008
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SAUGUS — Santa Clarita Lanes, located at 21615 West Soledad
Canyon Road is noted for being the home of TEAM NO-TAP. As
of today (Tuesday) the entries were rolling in and a full house is
expected.
BUT — If you have a team and want a spot for Friday’s NOTAP — CALL! NOW! 616-254-0540. Don’t wait and take the
scenic ride for nothing.
“Mixed Five” teams only qualify. And first 32 teams to pre-pay
have a spot. It’s a blast! Bowl it or read about it next week.
Lots Happening This Weekend!!!
A.B.T. Citrus Belt
Fri thru Mon
A.B.T. Orange Co. Thur thru Mon
A.B.T.A.
Thur thru Sun
Adult/Youth Doubles Sunday
Amatuer Bowling Club Fri thru Mon
Arizona Bowling Dream Fri thru Mon Inland Empire NABI Sat thru Mon
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Sat & Sun
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Aug 28 - Sept 1
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August 31st
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Aug 29 - Sept 1
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Aug 30 / 31
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Westminster Bowl
Cal Bowl
Santa Clarita Lanes
Premier Lanes - Chula Vista
AMF Tempe Village, AZ
Moreno Valley Bowl
Yorba Linda Bowl
Parkway Bowl
LAKEWOOD—The
ABTA will bowl it’s Annual
Labor Special Event Aug.
28-29-30-31 at popular CAL
BOWL in Lakewood. A top
prize of $5,000 minimum 1st
Place and up to $10,000 1st
with bonuses.
This Special Event (four
days) will have 4 separate
qualifying days with 1 in 5 1/2
making the board daily.
Special Thursday Evening Squad at 9:15 PM
which will take 1 in 5 bowlers
to the semis. Friday August
29 Qualifying at 7:20 - 9:30
& 11:00 PM. Saturday August 30 at 12:00 - 1:00 - 2:30
- 4:00 - 5:30 -7:00 - 8:30 &
10:00PM. Sunday August 31
(last day) at 12:00-1:00-2:30
& 4:00 PM is last regular
qualifying squad.
continued on page 9
Excitement Surrounds
Linbrook’s
50th Anniversary
by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM—The bowlers
are buzzing about the 50th
Anniversary Celebration here
at Linbrook Bowling Center
on Saturday, August 30 and
Sunday, August 31. Events are
scheduled and ready to roll for
both days. At 10 a.m. on Saturday, the Junior Adult Tournament will kick off the weekend
of events. This event is sold
out! At noon, the Kopa Room
will host a Karaoke Contest and
we will start our BBQ outside
with 50 cent hot dogs, pizza,
chips and soda. Contestants for
the Karaoke Contest need to be
pre-registered.
Linbrook Bowling Center
will receive a plaque from the
Historic Society marking the
center as a Historic Site in the
city of Anaheim. At 1 p.m., the
Senior No-Tap event is scheduled with a full field already
set. From 3 p.m. until 5 p.m.,
there will be a live band with
50’s style music being played.
At 4 p.m., we will commence
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Blecksmith Blasts To
Winners Circle!
by Lori Yamasaki
FRESNO—The Western but an eight count gave Anna
Women Premier Bowlers re- the victory.
turned to the mid-California
Anna concluded with her
city of Fresno after a long thanks to her husband, Brian,
hiatus thanks to AMF Sierra “…for letting me play the
Lanes General Manager, Den- game anytime I want, I love
nis McConnell. Enlisting the him for that and so much more
help of Mr. Kelly Carr of the and to my family for always
Fresno Sports Council – to- rooting me on from afar”. She
gether they floored another continued, “Thanks to my
memorable weekend event for girls - my sisters, for hanging
the ladies.
in there with me through it all;
Most memorable for Anna always encouraging me, never
Blecksmith! “I’m proud of doubting me; always laughme”. That was her mantra over ing; I’m just sorry they are not
the course of the weekend in all here to see it and share this
Fresno. Anna charged through with me”. Lastly, she added
Saturday’s eight games of her thanks to the WWPB.
qualifying. “I really wanted “I’m glad we still have events
to stay relaxed and have fun”, to bowl, even though there
she recalled. Using The One aren’t as many, I still love to
drilled by Bowlers Depot at come out and see everyone”,
Mira Mesa, Anna was very Anna said.
pleased to have qualified for
Along with our thanks to
Sunday’s match play finals. Dennis and his wonderful staff
“I knew I had to stay focused at AMF Sierra Lanes and the
over the course of the whole Fresno Sports Council/Fresno
weekend”, Anna stated in talk- Convention and Visitors Buing about the stiff competition. reau, the WWPB would like
“I knew I was bowling well, to acknowledge Ric Hamlin
but I never watched the num- and Brunswick as well as Juan
ber”, she continued.
Fonseca for their generosity
Making a charge from and continued support.
seventh to first in match play
Upon our departure, Dengames four through seven, nis added that he enjoyed hostAnna was only 21 pins ahead ing the WWPB and we all look
of Krischna Howard and Lau- forward to returning to Fresno
ra Lee Daniel with just the po- next year. The next WWPB
sition round match play game event will be September 28
remaining. Taking “one shot at Pickwick Bowl and we will
at a time”, Anna fired a solid round out the year with our
game defeating Laura Lee annual Mission Hills Mixed
Daniel. However, Krischna Doubles tournament Novemwas striking a lot one pair ber 22-23. As always, details
away. Krischna needed the for all events are available at
first strike in the 10th frame, www.wwpb.com. Results Page 4.
WWPB Champion - Anna Blecksmith, AMF Sierra Lanes
General Manager - Dennis McConnell
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BOWLING NEWS
August 28, 2008
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Sunday Sep 14, 2008
Team Event: 4 Bowlers per team, any combo, (No cap) $ 25.00 per bowler
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Singles: $25.00 per ea.
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For more information contact:
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Based on 150 Entries
1st Place $1,000 Men’s Doubles
Based on 100 Entries
Format: Bowl 3 games on the same pair of lanes.
Based on 32 Teams.
Handicap: 90% of 210
Entering Ave: 1st 2007/2008, 2nd 2006/2007, 3rd 21 games or more from current league sheet.
Open to all USBC
members
3rd Annual Doubles Tournament
1st Place $2,000 Mixed Doubles
1st Place $1,000 Women’s Doubles
Based on 100 Entries
$30 per person per event – Handicap is 90% of 200 – NO MAX
Onsite Entries Accepted Day of Tournament
Use 2007-08 Average, 2006-07 average, If No Book, use verifiable April 15th, 2007 average
if not verifiable use Men-200, Women-190
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By Alice
Meglemre
CERRITOS—The second
trip to Cerritos Lanes produced better scoring last week
and was another opportunity
for Karen Mauricio to top the
honor roll two consecutive
weeks. Karen had 545, followed by Margo McClain 532,
Jamie Vallier 202-538, Cyndie
Martin 209-515, Cil Moons
515, Joy Bennett 503 and Berneice King 502.
We reported two teams tied
at 3 wins last week and apologize to the Cerritos Lanes #1
team for not including their
3-game sweep. They did it
again this week and now tie
David McNaught CPA for
league leadership at 6 wins
each. Since the Labor Day Bye
is due next week, we will list
current standings. Keystone
#2 and Westminster #1 tie at
5 wins, Keystone #1, Valley
View #2 and Founain Bowl tie
at 4 wins, Doris’ Hair Designs
tie with Cerritos #2 at three
wins, Westminster #1 and Linbrook tie at 2, five teams tie at
1 win; Cal Bowleros, Del Rio.
Keystone #3, Bowling News
and Valley View #1.
Prior to bowling, the league
phoned Roberta and David
McNaught to wish them well
for David’s surgery and Roberta called back to say how
much it was appreciated. He
still has some more surgery to
come but all is looking good.
Happy Birthday wishes
and lot of hugs was delivered
to Mary DeFord Monday we
are happy to report another
bowler signed on the league
so now we only need two
more. At the present time, we
are hopeful a couple of leads
may fill those spots before the
league resumes. Also, we still
need subs so please call me at
(562) 423-1567 if interested.
LABOR DAY BYE MONDAY SEPTEMBER1. We
will return to bowling 10 a.m.
Monday, September 8, at Keystone Lanes.
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BOWLING NEWS
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — Summer is about over with children
going back to school and most of the adults have already
taken their vacations for the year. It also means the Summer leagues are ending. So trophies are being awarded to
the winning teams and everyone is busy signing-up for the
Winter season. Congratulations to all the winning teams!
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE
Bob Brockman 199-217-194/610, Matt Mosley 179-233236/648 Gary Nelson 213-233-222/668, Shannon Santos
243-174-190/607, Ben Harper 223-211, Tee Magee 229,
Greg Nardo 202-206, Steve Rhodes 200, Cindy Santos
211, David Wall 205.
CAL STARS
League champs are Betty Anthony, Lucy Seiple and Gale
Cervantes. Betty Phillips 183-222-242/647, Betty Anthony
188-165-177/530, Becky Carroll 188-171-156/515, Lucy
Seiple 166-191-166/523, Gale Cervantes 173-153-180/506,
Mary Spencer 179-169-174/522, Betty Moss 166-189156/511.
FUNSTERS
Edwin Brown 221/606, Don Kelly 206-208/612, Jane
Simmons 523, Carol Monson 522, Bob Webb 204-220/617,
Fred Meisel 509, Tom Spencer 511, Pat Irwin 523,Jor Irwin
523, Ed Hansen 257/617, Frank Fernandez 548, Ed McLean
223-210/564, Larry Martinez 200-234/626, Terry Binuya
226/540, Harold Runyon 534, Josh Hudson 236/600, Don
Keith 224/594, Jim Burke 547, Ron Leidholtd 212/559, Doug
Johnson 212/567, Art Diemert 207/577.
BIG BEAR
Emmerson Wafer 248-257-246/751, Roscoe Evans 246226-263/735, Mike Villarreal 229-220-245/694, Eric Snow
247-249-189/685, Jimmy Hamilton 209-238-225/672, Jeff
Cureton 213-245-204/662, Sonny Dew 204-258-223/685,
Sid Nakagawa 174-225-253/652, John Dunn 208-236202/646, Curt Soares 234-210-183/627, Will Young 224193-191/608, Dee Phipps 189-234-184/607, Diane Robles
224-182-189/595, Bheth Alcayde 195-158-207/560, Patricia
Johnson 156-194-201/551, Caroline Head 187-163-201/551,
Denise Reid 181-211-157/549, Lee Theiss 182-175-187/544,
Annie Yonemura 187-188-166/541, Jo Ann Dureen 188202-147/537, Jennifer VanWinkle 149-226-136/511, Becky
Simpson 184-168-155/507, Allisen Sutton 154-151-202/507,
Margo McClain 158-196-153/507.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS
League champions, Team #15, Chuck Patterson, Katie
Oliviera, Wendell Ledbetter. John Mathews 255/578, Bob
Stickney 520, Doug Johnson 225-228/652, Ron Leidholdt
551, Wayne Moon 515, Cliff Schad 572, John Welty 208/566,
Vern Willey 501, Joe Erwin 533, Jim Burke 226-237/633,
Ralph Wingert 208-203/604, Ron McClain 214-208-247/669,
Ed Hansen 635, Don Keith 542, Rose Goodwin 519, Donald
Jones 502, Gene Skulick 215/527, Al Williams 205-200/524,
Bill Charles 510.
JUNIORS
Classified
Andrew Pudewa 187, Denise Huggins 132-144, Ivan
Huggins 159-167, Daniel Brown 212, Kaitlynn Soto 158,
Thomas Wooten 210, Albert Crockett Jr. 200.
ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
Kristopher Fabian 192, Ashley Foster 221, Jade London
199, Kristina Fabian 154, Maybeline Ocampo 185, Eidel
Abutan 170, Marcus Quiller 200-222-192/614, Daveon Nix
210-216-233/659, Nolan Smith Jr. 202, Daniel Martinez
190-182, Myron Atangan 128, Alec Aldapa 205.
Adults
Armondo (Shorty) Ramos 203, Ariel Ocampo 200, Jenila
Fabian 172, Bruce Foster 218-235/603, Billy Foster 212,
Willy Ocampo 198, Paul Mehl Jr. 204, Nolan Smith II 244,
Gabriel Martinez 254, Gregg Aldapa 228.
Have an enjoyable and safe Labor Day weekend. Get
those Winter league sign-ups in now as the season is starting soon.
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Entry Fee:$40
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by NICE and SWEET
STUDIO CITY — We want to celebrate LABOR DAY by acknowledging those people that make all of this happen; us! We are
celebrating (yet, working) on this Labor Day to ensure that all of
you have a great time. Throughout this article you will see various
employee stats, delicious scores, and a good heaping of overly
abundant sarcasm. Si. Su. Here we go:
PINZ ADULTS
Gabe (mechanic) is our favorite backend worker. He digs deep
and fixes the problem no matter how LONG it may take. He can fix
anything with precision and time. Yet, it’s our bowlers who do the
job with less than three hours each week. We salute you Gabe for
being a great laborer and he offers up this hunka hunka burning
scores:
Tavern Guild: Tom Whitaker 297/741, David Quam 266/739,
Doc McCoy 275/725, Rick Kondo 278/720, Gary Brumburgh 651,
Lori Gilmore 264.
Twillighters: Michael Lee 279/707, Eddie Barnes 279/650, Larry
Schneider 231/642, Jim Moore 237/631, Eric Maize 235/604.
Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 269/654, Ross Goldman
247/615, Jeff Diner 223, Edwin Marfil 211, John Hamois 208.
Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 246/654, Mark Mason 633, Doc
McCoy 241/631, Tom Wigmore 258/624, Melvin Nance 622, Isabelle
Vincent 244, Keith Rodman 239.
S.C.B.L.: Tony Laanan 236/696, Tom Sardo 257/686, Walt Bost
241/621, Dave Yamamoto 214/621, Bob Thomas 211.
PINZ JUNIORS
We m a y m i s s y o u b u t n o t a s m u c h a s w e m i s s e d
Abby. She is great. I mean golly gee wiz. She is so helpful with everything that goes on here that we should have dedicated a whole
article to her. Good luck in school kids (And Abby). No scores, but
we miss you.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
Finally we honor a senior that should be adhered in gold threads
or gold droppings (however you like it). Art is a consistent bowler
who helps us out recruiting leagues. He maybe a good Schmeltzer
but he’s a better bowler. Here’s the daytime scores:
Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 207/564, Sol Karnovitz 226/557,
Cynthia Burkenheim 175/464, Ruth Swick 156/445.
Coffee & Donut: Elayne Klein 212/523.
Senior Social: Gary Olsen 213/616, Christine Stark 161/471,
Allan Lotta 159/443, Teri Bonato 167/439, Art Michener 436, Joel
Margolis 164.
Bowler of the Week: Oddly enough an old gem from the past
has been polished and Mike Lee has emerged as our Bowler of
the Week. This former employee was a great worker and a better
friend who has chosen to move on to greener pastures (they don’t
get better than Pinz) and now has bowled a great series. He bowled
a 279 game and a 707 series this past Tuesday. Thanks for keeping
our Labor Day theme alive.
Sweetness Quote of the Week: “The man who doesn’t relax and
hoot a few hoots voluntariily, now and then, is in great danger of
hooting hoots and standing on his head for the edification of the
pathologist and trained nurse, a little later on.” - Elbert Hubbard
WWPB
WESTERN WOMEN PREMIER BOWLERS
AMF SIERRA LANES WWPB OPEN
(At Sierra Lanes, Fresno, CA)
Augut 23-24, 2008
Sponsored by the Fresno Area Sports Council
FINAL RESULTS
1. Anna Blecksmith, San Diego, CA
3780
2. Krischna Howard, Hawthorne, CA
3770
3. Laura Lee Daniel, Corona, CA
3722
4. Laurie Soto, Castaic, CA
3707
5. Michelle Silver, Los Angeles, CA
3590
6. Katrina Fujikami, Whittier, CA
3576
7. Jennelle Jellsey, Fullerton, CA
3554
8. Arisha Piper, Pico Riviera, CA
3513
9. June Shimoda, Fresno, CA
1731
$1,000.00
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325.00
300.00
275.00
250.00
125.00
Drozdz Picks Up 4th Donkee
Win At Valley View
GARDEN GROVE—Adam Drozdz edges Veney for his 4TH
title this weekend. Adam has been a great supporter of the club
for the past 6 years. Adam has been bowling for 9 years and his
supported by his lovely wife Kyung and son Joseph. Adam was
throwing an Ebonite Traxion Reactive 0.30 drilled by Rusty located inside Mission Hills Bowl. Adam sports highs of a 259
game and 705 series. Adam would like to thank his friend and
coach Ruddy Perez. Adam would like to also thank the Donkee
Tour staff and Valley View.
We at the Donkee tour would like to also thank Anne and her
staff of Vallew View for hosting this weeks event.
Our Mystery game was a carryover as no one hit today with
a 171. Series was hit by the lucky Roger Romero with a 485
series for $300. Game will be worth $200 and series $100 at
Bowlium Lanes Sep 14th.
Please see the bowling news or check our website WWW.
DONKEETOUR.COM for further details.
Low to cash +49 MEN +43 WOMEN
Sidepots: Sunday 1:00PM –Barbara Burgess, Glenn Mabilangan, Luis Diaz ($30 each), 2:30 PM – Jeff Juckett, Jeremy
Paulson, Ralph Maez ($57 each).
Tournament Recap
Place (hcp)
Name
Score Amount
1. (56)
Adam Drozdz
680
$ 500.00
2. (40)
Kvaun Veney
666
$ 150.00
3. (29)
Jeff Juckett
661
$ 100.00
4. (25)
Glenn Mabilangan 659
$ 90.00
5. (42)
Joseph Drozdz
658
$ 80.00
6. (46)
Ralph Maez
654
$ 70.00
7 (32)
Roger Romero
649
$ 60.00
8 (45)
Barbara Burgess
643
$ 50.00
Paid Out 32 Entries
Tournament
$ 1412.00
Sidepots
$ 261.00
Brackets
$ 800,00
Free Entries
$ 150.00
Mystery Series
$ 300.00
Champion’s Shirt
$ 40.00
Total:
$ 2963.00
Canoga
Park Bowl
August 28, 2008
20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306
818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS
www.canogaparkbowl.com
E-mail:[email protected]
BOWL
WINNETKA — Hi bowlers! This is close to the end of our Summer
session here at Canoga Park Bowl so you know it’s been hectic at
the bowl. We congratulate all the winning teams and thank all the
bowlers for a great summer. Everyone is looking forward to a challenging Fall season. If you haven’t signed up for your Fall league
do it now as many leagues will be starting soon. You don’t want to
be left out of any fun and excitement.
Phil-Am: Paul Layosa 277/714, Hocson Chua 254/612, Helen
Ventenilla 219/540, Bert Araneta 226, Phil Gayatin 216.
Adult Junior Doubles: Congratulations to Team #5, our league
champions Jennifer Pyka and Jeff Pyka. SENIOR—Bob Scherzberg
215/574, Trish Wilson 167/434. ADULT—Chip Minot 224/587, Karen
Norman 144/383. JUNIOR—Nick Minot 205/504, Nick Ahadzadeh
161/430, Jennifer Pyka 170/460, Kacie Norman 110/290. The Fall
league starts Sept. 7th at 6:30 p.m.
Viva Las Vegas: Stephen Mendez 289/747, Bernie Lebel
256/701, Jared Goldschen 248/655, Daniel Clebanoff 227/635,
Vince Koeller 226/623, Yvon Yonan 203/550.
River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 260/761, Bob Englehart
279/751, Sam Mason 268/713, Michael Ricca 699, Vince Koeller
691, Marsha Williams 495, Lindsay Banuelos 214, Mike Olson 269,
Barry Simon 265.
Monday Nite Live: Congratulations to Team #4, Florence Wroblewski, Dave Tralla and Frank Villaorlad, our league champs. Frank
Villaorlad 248/655, Marc Loshin 259/615, Lucy Tralla 515, Carol
Casuga 188, Al Money 213, Dick Singer 203. Fall league starts
Sept. 8th with a meeting at 7:30 p.m., bowl at 8:00 p.m.
Comedians: Congratulations to “Whipcream Yummy Yummy”,
Scott Crawford, Cindy Heath, Ellen Eckard, Karen Norman and
Ruben Sarkissian, our league champions of Team #1. Justin Archer 278/753, Michael Ricca 257/685, Mark May 267/673, Gary
Gladstone 669, Steven Herndon 246, Ellen Eckard 192/563, David
Guilmette 237. The Fall league starts Sept. 9th.
Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Congratulations Team
#6, “Please Carry”, our league champs, Marsha Williams and Aaron
Steinberg. Daniel Williams 276/930, James Smith Jr. 235/872, Bill
Williams 233/863, Bebot Holbrook 232/743, Robyn Willis 732, Allan Nathan 212. Fall league starts Sept. 9th, meeting at 6:30 p.m.,
bowl at 7:00 p.m.
Early Birds: Congratulations Team #1, league champs, Nelson
Colvin, Jay Shaffer, Susie Rothenberg, Melinda Jieu and Neal Veis.
James White 236/597, Kimberly Lane 492, Shirley Needham 201,
Nelson Colvin 252, Neal Veis 211, Pete Garcia 204, James Stewart
203. Fall league starts Sept. 3rd.
500 Classic: Congratulations, Team #7, Connie Wannomae,
Karen McDonald and Arlene Bonino, league champs. Pauline Aldrich
201/571, Petra Kaun 200/559, Connie Wannomae 542, Mary Lauer
532, Robyn Willis 207/530. Fall league starts Sept. 11th, meeting
at 8:45 a.m., bowl at 9:30 a.m.
The Clssics: Congratulations to league champs, Team #5 Bert
Rubens and Mike Witt. Louis Enriquez 256/651, Michael Witt
214/601, Rean Luttrell 516, Sharon Enriquez 213/511. Fall league
starts Sept. 4th.
Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): There will be a rolloff for league championship on Aug. 28, Team 11 “Rocket Sized
Homies” vs. Team 12 “Creepers”. Scott Friedman 237/898, Jeremy
Paulsen 242/896, Tiffany Morita 274/873, John Miller 265, Peter
Thibodeaux 225, Paul Barkley Jr. 202.
Party Animals: Sweeper Scores—Michael Pollack 279/751,
Michael Fonvergne 231/662, Bob Arnsparger 225/617, Michael
Ricca 220/607, Ellizabeth Fonvergne 236/611, Erica Pollack 544,
Rochelle Zenger 538, Louis Fonvergne 216. Fall league starts Sept.
5th, meeting Thurs., Aug. 28th at 7:00 p.m.
CC Nikkei: Sweeper Scores—Ken Shinbashi 234/626, Yoshi
Kawamura 224/612, Tami Shiotani 527, Yuko Suruki 211, Stephen
Sasaki 236, Kiyoshi Suruki 234, Robert Fujita 211. Fall league
starts Sept. 5th.
That’s a fine list of winners for the Summer Season. Let’s get
ready for the Fall season here at Canoga Park Bowl.
Canoga Park Srs.
WINNETKA — Congratulations to the Senior Summer League
champions here at Canoga Park Bowl. We have all the winning
teams so let’s present them to you.
49’Ers Senior Trio: Congratulations to Team #6, “WGBT”, Arlene
Bonino, Helen Layfield and Carolyn Scherzberg. Richard Greenzweight 268/627, Arlene Bonino 226/610, Carolyn Scherzberg
214/609, George Schneider 213/594, Dale Rubin 215/587, Bill Robb
246/583, Donald Macek 506, Helen Layfield 197/528, Mary Lauer
192/527, Nancy Cottrell 145/398, Ernest Gisondi 202. Fall league
starts Sept. 8th, meeting at 11:30 a.m., bowl at 12:00 noon.
Funtimers: Congratulations, Team #12, “Super Seniors”, league
champs, Richard Alliston, Ellie Alliston and Bill Volkert. Steve
Herndon 252/702, Al Reiswig 246/675, Dave Yahn 236/673, Bill
Robb 237/653, Richard Greenzweight 222/599, Carolyn Scherzberg
211/614, Karen McDonald 172/487, Carolyn Greenwood 468, Carol
De Zotell 462, Ellie Alliston 198/456. Fall league starts Sept. 10th,
meeting at 11:30 a.m., bowl at 12:00 noon.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Congratulations Team #3, league champs,
Annie Block, Leonard Yu, Roger Chartrand. Al Reiswig 247/678,
Edwin Narte 650, Edwin Cornish 243/646, Richard Greenzweight
243/641, Larry George (lh) 639, Carolyn Scherzberg 245/653, Gail
Stillson 201/563, Sylvia Kesilis 199/542, Lucy Tralla 198/528, Bev
Zietz 510, Arlene Bonino 194/510, Rick Kopper 258, Bob Husby
245. Fall league starts Sept. 11, meeting at 11:00 a.m., bowl at 12:00
noon. Get those sign-ups in for a Fall season full of high scores,
good friendships and just fun for all.
DONKEE Tournament (L-R) Ralph Maez – 6th place, Glenn
Mabilangan – 4th place, Jeff Juckett – 3rd place, Runner-Up
– Kvaun Veney. Not pictured are our Champion Adam Drozdz
and his son Joseph – 5th place who had to leave early.
August 28, 2008
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BOWLING NEWS
Inland Empire NABI
Champion Robert Gonzales
RIVERSIDE—We want to thank AMF Riverside Lanes for
hosting our last Saturday tournament. You are great!
Our newest champion, Robert Gonzales, won with his Rotogrip Cell, drilled by Jack Cornelson at the Riverside Lanes Pro
Shop. Robert has been bowling for 26 years, and a NABI member
for just a month. Besides bowling, he likes to play video games
and boating. Robert drives for System Logistics and wants to
dedicate this win to his wife, Jaime & Alana, his daughter. His
highest game bowled was none other than a 300, not once, but
twice in the same league.
We had a Beat the Board last Sat. with the following top 4 (all
with HDCP) as follows:
Robert Gonzales, bowling a 678 series, Jay Shackelford, with
a 605 series, James Doolen bowling a 586 & Robert Johnson
bowling a 506 series. We want to thank all who came out, since
we know this was a busy weekend for most, with school beginning this week.
Our sidepot winners were:
Jay Shackelford (4), Robert Gonzales (4), Robert Johnson &
James Doolen (3) Our next tournament is at ABC Moreno Valley
Bowl, a 3 day Labor Day Spectacular., which we are looking forward to. Check out our Bowling Ball Giveaways in this week’s
Bowling News. Our upcoming OC NABI club will begin its first
tournament at Bowlium on Sun., Sept. 7. See our ad next week
for all the tournament details.
Inland Empire NABI (L-R) Robert Johnson - 4th, James Doolen - 3rd,
Robert Gonzales-Champ, Jay Shackelford-2nd, Guy Clear - Director.
INLAND EMPIRE
Nationally Sponsored By:
California
State Masters
LAKE FOREST—The Masters qualifying through the Open
Championships is now complete.
There were 30 berths* available
from the Championship qualifying. TIM NELSON from Antioch
kept his lead with a 2,237 scratch
All-Events total and LARRY
DICKENS from Redding also
kept his second place position
with a 2,154 total. The final cut
in 30th place was SHAWN ESCALANTE from San Jose with a
1,846 total. (*Tim was also the
high scratch All-Events finisher,
which allowed 30 berths vs. 29).
SKIP PAVONE (2007 Masters
Champion) and RON CASE (2006
Masters Champion) will also
earn automatic berths into the
finals.
For those that haven’t qualified yet, the Last Chance qualifier will be held on Friday, September 5 (5pm) at Forest Lanes
in Lake Forest. This will be a
six-game scratch qualifier with
the top 32 bowlers completing
the final field of 64. Saturday,
September 6 will begin the best
2 out of 3 double elimination
rounds. Download entry forms
and Masters qualifying results
at www.CalUSBC.com. Note:
California USBC certified youth
bowlers (190+ average) may participate in the Last Chance qualifier provided, prior to bowling
the competition agrees in writing
to award the youth’s prize in the
form of a scholarship.
Special THANKS to our
sponsors: Storm Bowling, Vise
Grips and Elitebowling.com. An
estimated $12,000 estimated in
prize money (based on 200 bowlers) will be awarded. Contact
Matt Cormack at matt@calusbc.
com or (818) 222-2663 with any
questions. Remember, the Best
Bowlers Come from California!
Message Phone
951-685-3403
Dave Monical
909-731-3025
Guy Clear
909-645-3209
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MISSION HILLS BOWL
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TGIF
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Fridays @ 6PM
Every Bowler Receives
3 Days / 2 Nites in
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(or Cash Instead)
Plus Gambling Money
Any 5 Friends make a team
NO TEAM MAX
Starts September 5th
Only $23 per week
Call Mario at 818-361-1221
Fall 2008 • Thursdays at 9:00PM
MISSION MAJORS
AGGREGATE
$12,000 “300” TEAM
$6,000 “800” POOLS*
(See League Rules)
*Shooter Gets Half, Team Splits Other Half
Only 3 Spots Left!
$1000 to Each Round Winner
$600 to the Wild Card Team
$6700 Championship Roll-off $
Team Point Money $30 per point!
Team Max - 835
Any 4 Bowlers
$30 per week
Start Sept. 4th
Based on 24 Teams
IND. HI SERIES $300 IND. HI GAME $300
(Other than 800)
(Other than 300)
TEAM HI SERIES $300 TEAM HI GAME $300
WE’RE LOOKING
FOR A FEW GOOD MEN....
MEN’S CLASSIC
HANDICAP LEAGUE
TUESDAYS AT 6:00 P.M.
Just For Seniors!
Look... It’s Free
Coffee, Tea or........!!
Join A Senior Bowling League
“Golden 4-Somes” - Tuesdays at 12:30
Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting Sept 2
“Sr. Rebels” - Wednesdays at 12:30
Trios - Starting Sept 3
“Friday Seniors” - Fridays at 12:30
Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting Sept 5
Youth Bowling Leagues
Starting: September 13th ‘08 Ending March 7th ‘09
USBC Sanctioned (not required for bumpers)
(dues $13.25 (+$10.00 for PBA experience*)
Non-competitive
Bumpers: 2 games - $6.50/week 10:30 A.M.
For the beginner bowler that needs help in keeping the ball on
the lane.
Superstars: 2 games - $6.50/week 10:30 A.M.
For the beginner bowler that no longer needs help with bumpers,
introduction to delivery of the ball, and lane courtesy.
Handicap Leagues
Junior Classic: 3 games - $8.75/week 10:30 A.M.
75-100 average introduction to competitive bowling, teamwork,
advanced delivery of the ball, understanding scoring.
Senior Classic: 3 games - $8.75/week 9:00 A.M.
100-125 average. This is the group that usually starts looking for
more competition, tournaments, and keeping stats on their accomplishments.
Scratch League Sanctioned Sport
*requires $10.00 upgrade to your regular yearly sanction
*PBA Experience: 4 Games - $11.25/week 9:00 A.M.
140 average and up ** Heads up team competition plus individual
side competition against the “Coach of the week”
AN EARLY SCRATCH LEAGUE
FOR ALL AVERAGES!!
*-140-150-160-170-180-190+*
MIXED CLASSIC
Mondays at 6:00 pm
**TEAM MAX ONLY 915**
MIXED 5 - SCRATCH
STARTING SEPTEMBER 8TH
Every team needs a “lower” bowler
Every team needs a “higher” bowler
The league starts on Tuesday, September 2nd
Each team consists of any 5 men so you can
bring in your own team or join one.
*Three Rounds*
Position money paid for each Round on Sweepers
Each team must have at least one female & one male
Team Difference Handicap - No Max
Only $25 Per Week - Great Prize Fund!
Only $24 per week
2008-09 WINTER LEAGUE SCHEDULE
DAY/TIME
LEAGUE NAME
LEAGUE TYPE
#
6:00 PM
Mixed Classic
Mixed Scratch
5’s**
6:00 PM
Guys & Dolls
Mixed Handicap
5’s
TEAM
MEETING
START
915
9/8
5.30 PM
Sept 8
840
8/18
5:30 PM
Sept 8
MONDAYS
TUESDAYS
$50
Guaranteed
Sidepots
with squads
10 or more
bowlers
$800
1st Prize Guaranteed
with 100 entries
Separate Qualifying Days
Saturday (1 in 5) • Sunday & Monday (1 in 6)
High Qualifier For ALL SQUADS (with 15 or more entries)
WINS A NEW EBONITE BALL
Qualifying Times:
Saturday & Sunday: 12:30 - 2:00 - 3:30
Monday: 12:30 - 2:00 - 3:30 • Semi & Finals 5:00
NABI Bowler
Handicap
membership is now
90% of 205
1/2 price:
$12.50 USBC SANCTIONED
Next Tournament
Sat. Sept 6th
Trevi Lanes
9:15 AM
Early Birds
Ladies
4’s
625
9/9
9:00 AM
Sept 9
9:15 AM
Tues. Scratch Trios
Scratch
3’s*
520
9/2
9:00 AM
Sept 2
12:30 PM
Golden 4 Somes
Seniors
4’s
650
9/2
12 Noon
Sept 2
6:30 PM
Adult/Junior Ball/Bag
Any Handicap
2’s*
OPEN
9/16
6:15 PM
Sept 16
6:00 PM
Men’s Classic
Men’s Handicap
5’s*
OPEN
9/2
5:30 PM
Sept 2
9:00 PM
Padres
Mixed Handicap
4’s*
750
9/2
8:30 PM
Sept 2
9:00 PM
Newcomers (No-Tap)
Any Handicap
3’s
OPEN
9/16
8:45 PM
Sept 16
WEDNESDAYS
9:30 AM
Coffee Breakers
Ladies
3’s
495
9/3
9:00 AM
Sept 3
12:30 PM
Senior Rebels
Seniors
3’s
OPEN
9/3
12 Noon
Sept 3
6:00 PM
Pinbusters
Mixed Handicap
5’s
875
9/3
5:30 PM
Sept 3
6:00 PM
Missionaires
Mixed Handicap
5’s
865
8/20
5:30 PM Sept 3
9:00 PM
N.B.A.C.
Mixed Handicap
4’s*
770
9/3
8:00 PM
Sept 3
Mixed Scratch
3’s
520
9/4
9:00 AM
Sept 4
THURSDAYS
9:30 AM
Thursday Scratch
6:00 PM
Lads & Lassies
Mixed Handicap
5’s
860
9/4
5:30 PM
Sept 4
9:00 PM
Mission Majors
Mixed Scratch
4’s*
835
9/4
8:00 PM
Sept 4
FRIDAYS
9:15 AM
Friday Foxes
Ladies
3’s
470
9/5
9:00 AM
Sept 5
12:30 PM
Friday Seniors
Senior Handicap
4’s
650
9/5
12 Noon
Sept 5
6:00 PM
T.G.I.F. - Vegas
Mixed Handicap
5’s*
OPEN
9/5
5:30 PM
Sept 5
9:00 PM
S.F.V. Nisei
Mixed Handicap
4’s
TBA
9/5
8:30PM
Sept 5
SATURDAYS
SUNDAYS
6:00 PM
JUNIOR BOWLING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN OF ANY AGE
Weekenders/Laughlin Mixed Handicap
4’s
685
9/7
5:30 PM
(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**Scratch League - Each team must have at least 1 lady)
Sept 13
Sept 7
Page 6
BOWLING NEWS
August 28, 2008
ABTA LABOR DAY SPECIAL
“CAL BOWL” 2500 Carson . Lakewood CA, (562) 421-8448
Take 605 Freeway to Carson , 3 Miles west, or 91 freeway to Paramount go south 2 miles to Carson, right
New Members allowed
$10,000 1
up to 209 Average No PBA PWBA
Aug. 28-29-30-31
st
Place with Full Bonu$e$ and Cash n Carry
sstt
$5,000 1 Guaranteed Min.
BONUSES $450 If Prepaid by Aug 16
$600.00 if qualifying Thursday Night (0ne Big Squad ) Only at 9:15 PM
$400.00 for qualifying Friday Squads
$100 for qualifying Saturday Squads
$150 with ABTA logo shirt
$500 if bowled 29 or more squads since Aug. 31, 2007 $200 if 17-28 Squads
Cash n Carry pays $110-$1 in this special event up to $3,300
QUALIFYING SQUADS 1 in 5 ½ entrants to the Semi Finals EACH DAY is Separate Qualifying Board
Thursday Aug. 28 $600 Bonus 9:15 PM (0ne Big Squad only)
Friday
Aug. 29
$400 Bonus 7:15PM 9:20 -11:00 PM 1 in 5 1/2 to Semis Friday Board Frozen
Saturday Aug. 30 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 &10:00 PM 1 in 5 ½ to Semis Board Frozen
Sunday
Aug. 31 12:00-1:00- 2:30 & 4:00 PM is last Regular Squad 1 in 5 ½ Semis
Aug 31 RE Entry Only Squad at 6:00 PM (this squad takes 1 in 5 ½ to Semis)
3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45 PM
Semi Finals Follow
Semifinals Cut to top 32 Single Elimination Finals 7 Women Guaranteed to top 32
SEPARATE QUALIFYING BOARDS Daily
PRIZE FUND
$30,000 total est
Min. 90 Semifinalists
est 120 to Semi finals
$5,000 1st Guaranteed (min) 76 Men—15 Women plus added Super Srs.
$1,250 3rd
Plus 1 in 5 ½ to the Semi finals
$2,500 2nd
Entry Fees: 1st Entry Prepaid is $82 $83 (0nsite)1st Re entry is $72 /2nd/ $62 all others $53
Reduced Entry Fees $49 pays $2,300 1st Place Re Entries are $45/$42
ABTA--Winter League
Call Bobbie (562) 694-1185, or Bob 562-228-3960
Thursdays CAL Bowl
Mixed any combo 775 max
Has Openings for Women/ Men & Teams
24 teams
$10,000 1st with 22
Pre Meeting Aug 28 Start Sept.11th Practice 6:35PM League Begins 6:45PM
Added Money $$ by ABTA-$$ / Brackets / 50 / 50 & More - Try and attend this meeting
August 28, 2008
Page 7
BOWLING NEWS
American Bowlers Tournament Association
P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com
Cash Wins Second ABTA Title at Bowling Square
Dedicates Win to Simon Rojas
Four Winners in Match Game and Series
Big Labor Day Event This Weekend CAL Bowl
Qualify Thursday (One Big Squad) Friday Eve All Day Saturday
and 4 Squads Sunday • $5,000 Min 1st $10,000 1st With Bonuses
ing Cash! Great bowling by a
very nice guy Jeff Taino whose
235/258 would have won most
matches. He is a four time Champion and almost got 5 except for
Cash’s heroics. Jeff is one of the
Good Guys. Great Bowling!
A good Guy for sure is Sun
Sundara who did so well in 3rd.
Great Bowling Sun!!
Tourney Hi Qualifiers were
“Ace” Cordero +178 (men) and
Natalie Perenishko led the gals
at +195. Both get paid entries.
The doubles were topped by
Ace Codero and Marvyn Galsim 1508 good for $200. In 2nd
“Ace” Cordero and Jamescart
Alarcio 1499 Ace hit it big in
the doubles. We paid a nice 19
places and $1,910 in the event.
The Match Game was again
Matched at 190 by four of our
bowlers, David Emrich, Ace
Cordero, Marv Crowder and
Tres Catalasan. They got $364
each. The Match Series was won
by three of our Men- Roland
Escares, Hermie Lebaquin, and
Bedell Vasquez. They got a nice
$332 each. Only $2 to enter.
Michael Kong was last up in
the 3-6-9 roll off but missed on
shot 4. We will have a $2,000
pot this Week in our Big event
at CAL Bowl.
Demetrius Cash hails from
Costa Mesa, and one of our
faithful members. He used a
Clash drilled by Brandon at
Jewel City. He is very well
liked in our club, and he thanks
Grandmother and family, and
all the Members at the ABTA,
Team Cash-Linda, Juan Carlos,
Robert and the crew and Desi
and Hazel for support and the
Hot Tamale Train.
Jeff Taino is from Chino
Hills, married to Cindy and a
son Justin. He used a Twisted
Fury drilled by Joe Staton at Upland Bowl. He thanks ABTA
Staff,Minh Dang, El President
and Buth Obrar for support.
Sun Sundara is from Diamond Bar and used an Eraser
drilled by Ben Mach at the Westminster Lanes. He has four kids,
Billy, Bob, Chrystal, and Linda.
He thanks the ABTA Staff and
Bowling Square for the fine
event, and friends for support.
Thanks to Cheryl GM and,
and The whole staff who are so
nice and helpful there. We will
return. Thanks to Eddie for the
fair Lane Condition. Demetrius
ARCADIA—Demetrius
Cash was the best as he won his
second ABTA Title in fine style
topping a field of 255 bowlers to
take home a $2,200 First Prize.
Our return to Bowling Square
was just great and 255 entrants
produced nice cut scores of +62
for the men and +38 for our fine
ladies. Due to the nice turnout
we had 63 Bowlers make the
Semi Finals/Finals. Super Seniors added were Esther Tambio, Mike Bousquet, and Rico
Cayton.
The bowlers took to the
semis and we saw Jeff Taino top
the field with a big +166. He
would sit out and bowl for the
title. Angel Chau was right behind at +153. He would enter in
the second round of the finals.
It took a nice +76 to make the
top 16 including the 3 and+53
for the three guaranteed women.
Losers in round one were Patricia Lin, Kmel Cunanan, Du
Quach, Chris Marquez, Rich
Aquino, Leny Uruttia and Danny Eguilos. They got checks of
$117.50.
Round two saw Je Je Gabriel, Deb Sanders, Cleve Johnson
and Ace Cordero lose out. They
were 6-9th places and $132.50
each.
Round three heated up with
Demetrius Cash downing Angel
Chau 219-205. Sun Sundara got
to Billy Chao 244-203. So Billy
and Angel were 4th and 5th and
$142.50 each with Sun and Cash
to bowl for the right to advance
to the title game vs Jeff Taino.
This game again went to
Cash as he struck often in a 244170 win over the likable Sundara who lost his shot. Sun was
3rd and $220 with fine bowling!
The title game was on. Both
bowlers were on their game.
Both had the front 3. Jeff then
spared and doubled but he still
had a problem as Cash had
the front 6 strikes. Jeff spared
twice and Cash now had front
9!! A possible 300 in the title
game but he then got no break
and slammed a 10 Pin and finished with an amazing 279/297
win and his second title. What
a performance by 0ne of the
Good Guys! Cash had a Special
ABTA Shirt with our Recently
Deceased Director Simon Rojas’ name on the back. It was
such a tribute to Simon and his
friends and family . Great Bowl-
Cash enters the archives as our
latest Champion.
Make Plans for our Big
LABOR DAY EVENT this
weekend Aug. 28-29-30-31 at
CAL BOWL. $10,000 1st with
Bonuses and absolutely $5,000
Min 1st place. Join us at CAL
There are separate qualifying
boards each day.
Give it a go, you won’t regret
it. It’s a good one. Lanes will
be on the tougher side, lower
scores but very fair to all! Check
In EARLY!!
ABTA League Meeting
August 28th at CAL
The ABTA League Meeting
will be held this Thursday eve at
6:30 PM. League Begins Thursday Sept. 11 at CAL Bowl.
Please try to attend as we are
making the Rules. If you cannot
attend, call and let us know if
you have a Team (Very Important) or even if an individual
who wants to join our league.
There are openings for teams
and individuals. The League is
a mixed 775 Scratch any Combo. You must have a current a
League Average of 42 + games
or Men enter 209, Ladies 175.
It is a Match Point Scratch
League and Very Exciting. Each
bowler position can win a point
each game and 2 points for team
winning each game plus 3 Points
for winning the series.
This league will pay $10,000
1st place with only 24 teams.
There are added Monies from
Brackets, 50/50 and more. Payoffs are Great in our league.
Interested parties should attend this meeting as the rules
will be set and officers elected
at this time.
Also the ABTA will donate a
Tournament Entry weekly to the
League members as incentive
worth $53 weekly.
The ABTA Labor Special
Tournament is this weekend
Thursday Friday Saturday
and Sunday at CAL Bowl.
$5,000 min guaranteed and up
to $10,000 1st in this Special
Event.
For information, Call Bobbie McCollum League Secretary
at 562-694-1185, or Bob Smith
ABTA Promotions at 562-2283960.
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A.B.T.A.
SEPT 8, 2008 TO MAY 30, 2009
MONDAYS AT 630PM
SWEEPERS IN LAS VEGAS!!
PRIZE FUND BASED ON 20 TEAMS FOR 38 WEEKS
SECRETARY FEE: $10.00
1ST2nd3rd4th5th6th7th8th9th10th-
$ 8000.00
$4000.00
$ 2000.00
$ 1500.00
$ 1200.00
$ 900.00
$ 800.00
$ 700.00
$ 600.00
$ 500.00
LEAGUE FEE: $ 25.00
plus
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5 PER TEAM- 990 MAX ENTERING AVERAGE
BASED ON FIL-AM BOOK AVERAGE OR HIGHEST BOOK 07-08
ROOM GUARANTEE $75.00 PER BOWLER
ABTA is donating a paid entry weekly to the Fil Am League
SINGLES/TEAM EVENT GUARANTEED- EST. PT MONEY $ 16.09
SIGN UP EARLY- SPACE LIMITED
CALL DINO AT 909-350-0820 OR
DEER CREEK LANES (909) 945-9392
Cash Cashes in for ABTA Title #2 at Bowling Square (L–R) Sun Sundara 3rd, ABTA’s #1 Supporter Nympha Cruz congratulates Demetrius Cash for winning the event at Bowling Square,
and Jeff Taino (runner up). Cash had a great gesture here as he wears a shirt in memory of, and
dedicated the win to famed ABTA Director Simon Rojas who passed away in April.
ABTA
AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT
ASSOCIATION (at Bowlium)
August 16th, 2008
FINAL RESULTS
1 Demetrius Cash
7201,000.00
Cash & Carry 1,200.00
2 Jeff Taino
766 500.00
3 Sun Sundara
742 220.00
4 Angel Chau
753 142.50
5 Billy Chao
747 142.50
6 Ronnie Cordero
713 132.50
7 Jeje Gabriel
707 132.50
8 Cleveland Johnson 684 132.50
9 Deborah Sanders
681 132.50
10 Leny Urrutia
692 117.50
11 Chris Marquez
689 117.50
12 Du Quach
680 117.50
13 Kmel Cunanan
680 117.50
14 Richard Aquino
678 117.50
15 Danny Eguilos
676 117.50
16 Patricia Lin
653 117.50
17 Philip Lebaquin
676 102.50
18 Julian Conwi
674 100.00
19 Eugene Haynes
670 97.50
20 John Phan
669 95.00
21 Randy Folden
666 92.50
22 Ben Mach
663 90.00
23 Billy Young
661 90.00
24 John Wei
659 87.50
25 Jamescart Alarcio 657 87.50
26 Samson Kong
656 85.00
27 Resty Sanchez
654 85.00
28 Claude Dottin
652 82.50
29 Don Quitangon
646 82.50
30 Henry Gay
642 80.00
30 Ely Cruz (ss)
642 80.00
32 Mark Fisser
637 77.50
635 77.50
33 Steve Bryant
34 Marvin Crowder Sr. 634 74.25
34 David Emrich
634 74.25
34 Tony Tang
634 74.25
37 Darrow Tiongco
633 72.50
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4
5
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7
8
9
Terry Hodgson
629
Jonathan Smith
628
Michael Wong
625
Tom Dahl (ss)
622
Sean Johnson
619
Eddie Jones
617
Ed Abarca
616
Natalie Perenishko (60%) 615
Jessica Ting
612
Steve Domon
611
Bedell Vasquez (LH) 604
Alan Basto
604
Glenn Matsumoto
602
Marvyn Galsim
602
John Gonzalez
600
Kim Tieu
595
Marife Catalasan
594
Sophia Kim
579
Yu Lam
575
Esther Tambio (ss) 573
Ron Chandler (ss) 553
Mike Bousquet (ss) 544
Rico Cayton (ss)
536
JT Jackson
518
Romy Bautista
DNF
John Brooks
DNB
DOUBLES RESULTS
Ronnie Cordero /
Marvyn Galsim
1508
Ronnie Cordero /
Jamescart Alarcio 1499
Ronnie Cordero /
Angel Chau
1490
Ronnie Cordero /
Kmel Cunanan
1464
Ronnie Cordero /
Billy Chao
1461
Ronnie Cordero /
Philip Lebaquin
1458
Ronnie Cordero /
Chris Marquez
1453
Marvin Crowder /
Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1441
Ronnie Cordero /
Ben Mach
1438
70.00
70.00
67.50
67.50
65.00
65.00
62.50
36.00
60.00
59.00
58.50
58.50
57.50
57.50
57.00
56.00
56.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
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54.00
54.00
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200.00
180.00
170.00
160.00
150.00
140.00
130.00
120.00
100.00
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Ronnie Cordero /
Resty Sanchez
1438 100.00
Ronnie Cordero /
Danny Guevarra
1425 90.00
Ronnie Cordero /
Jimmy Wong
1424 80.00
Alex Romero /
Ronnie Cordero
1421 70.00
Ronnie Cordero /
Rhuel Sanchez
1419 60.00
Ronnie Cordero /
Jun Cadenas
1404 50.00
Angel Chau /
Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1403 40.00
Demetrius Cash /
Natalie Perenishko 1401 40.00
Ronnie Cordero /
Greg Velarde
1395 30.00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Cut Scores:
Men:+62 Women: +38
Super Seniors:
Rico Cayton, Mike Bousquet
Esther Tambio
High Qualifer (Free Entry)
Men: Ronnie Cordero +178
Women: Nabalie Perenishko +95
Special Awards
3 - 6 - 9 : Michael Kong
Match Game - 190 Marvin Crowder, David Emrich, Tres
Catalasan, Ronnie Cordero
Match Series - 547 - Bedell Vazquez,
Hermie Lebaquin, Roland Escares
Prize Fund 255
$6,678.050
Paid Entries 22 @ 53
$1,166.00
Optional Sidepots
$1,657.00
Doubles
$1,910.00
3-6-9
$50.00
Cash & Carry
$1,200.00
Shirt & Trophy
$88.00
Match Game
$1,485.00
Match Series
$996.00
Total Payout $24,120.50
ABTA WINTER LEAGUE 2008-09
CAL BOWL
$10,000.00 FIRST PLACE
(based on 24 teams)
MIXED 4/ANY COMBINATION
775 TEAM ENTERING AVERAGE
Returning ABTA League Bowlers (2007-08) COME IN with their
book average from Cal Bowl. (Sub/s must have 42 games)
Entering Averages:
Highest 2007-08 BOOK VERIFIABLE AVERAGE (42 games minimum)
If book average is under 209 (men) and 175 (women)
If book average listed is higher, must use that average
regardless of amount games bowled.
(No Book/verifiable use: 209 for Men & 175 for Women)
Minimum entering averages: Men: 175 Women 150
VERIFY YOUR BOWLERS ELIGIBILITY**
MEETING AUGUST 28, 2008
6:45 PM - CAL BOWL
**Bobbie (562) 694-1185 • Bob Smith (562) 868-7164**
STARTS: SEPTEMBER 11, 2008
WARM UP: 6:30 PM - 6:45 START TIME
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August 28, 2008
Vuong Do Wins ABT
at Saddleback Lanes
MISSION VIEJO—Vuong Do won his Amateur Bowlers
Tour (ABT) championship at Saddleback Lanes on Saturday,
August 23, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board
tournament. Vuong bowled in our 4PM squad and shot games
of 293, 271, 243 and 241 with handicap for a series total of 1048
and the $500 1st place prize and $700 from the Progressive Pot.
Ryan Williams came in second shooting a real fine 1037 with
handicap, receiving a check for $250. Erick Lam came in third
shooting a 1030 and received $125.
Our newest champion, Vuong Do, 24, has been bowling for
about two years. Vuong has a 300 game to his credit and a high
series of 796. Vuong was using a Roto Grip Cell drilled by Ben
Mach. Vuong wanted to thank Ben for drilling such an awesome bowling ball. He also wanted to thank Michael Dang, Tim
Tran and Tri Vo for their support during the tournament. He also
wanted to thank Saddleback Lanes for hosting the tournament
and the ABT Directors and Staff for running an outstanding tournament.
Terry Hlebasko was the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 957 handicap series.
Erick Lam was the winner of the Scratch Sweeper with a 934
series. Ryan Williams came in second with a 921 series.
The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our
final squad. Game #3 was the game drawn. The first chance
score of 240 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second
chance score (possibly good for $150) was 109. The third chance
score (possibly good for $75) was 110. There were no winners.
The Mystery Pot is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.
The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Saddleback Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be our 31st Anniversary
tournament, August 28-Sept. 1. Squad times are as follows:
Thursday: 7pm
(One in four advance to semi-finals)
Friday: 8:30 pm (Sidepots guaranteed at $150 per game)
(One in five advance to semi-finals)
Saturday: 1, 3, 5 & 7PM
(One in six to semi-finals)
Sunday: 1, 3, 5 & 7PM
(One in six to semi-finals)
Monday: 9:30 & 11:30AM
(One in five from 9:30 squad to semi-finals;
One in six from 11:30 squad advance to semi-finals)
First place (with 350 entries) is estimated to be $3500. First
place with the cash cow pot will be $7000. Entry fees are $65;
$75 if 1st entry on Monday. Cash Cow Pot: $20 (Cash cow $$
will be distributed to top 4 as follows: 45%, 30%, 15%, 15%).
We will also be holding our Senior Division tournament and
Open Scratch Division tournament this weekend with first place
being $600 with only 50 entries in each Division. The entry fee
for each of these events will be $65, or $45 with Cross over. No
past PBA National Champions.
We will also have an optional “Keep Your Best 2 Sweeper”.
The entry fee for this optional event is $20. Cash as often as you
enter, but only once in top five. One in eight will cash. This
Sweeper will be paid out daily!
We hope to see you all over the Labor Day weekend!
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It’s Time to Celebrate
The Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT), the oldest and largest
amateur bowling club in the United States will be celebrating its
31st anniversary this weekend at Westminster Lanes. The ABT
has paid out more than $177 million in those 31 years. The ABT,
a USBC approved tournament, was created by founder, Ken Daleiden, to give the amateur bowler an opportunity to compete in a
tournament atmosphere similar to today’s Professional Bowlers
Association events. His vision is being carried on by new owner
and national director, Myron Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell, based in
Salt Lake City, will be on hand this weekend to meet and greet
the many bowlers who have supported the Orange County Branch
in the past 31 years.
Orange County Director, Rick Niedermayer, was recently
asked with so many tournament clubs available, why join the
Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT)? His response was that the club is
the oldest tournament club in the United States with branches in
22 different cities. ABT offers a minimum of two tournaments
per month. The club also guarantees a minimum of $500 for 1st
place regardless of the number of entries. The ABT is one of the
few USBC approved tournaments here in Orange County. Many
of the different clubs model their rules and formats after the ABT
and that is quite flattering. One of the biggest differences is that
the ABT is a national tournament and offers their members two
national tournaments; one near the end of March and the other
near the end of July each year. Sponsors Storm & Roto-Grip
Products as well as host Sam’s Town Hotel Casino and Bowling
Center add money to each of the tournaments’ prize fund. These
national tournaments are split into two divisions, the Classic Division for bowlers with averages of 189 and under and the Masters Division for bowlers with averages from 190 to 225. The
2009 Spring Nationals event, scheduled for March 31st through
April 5th, will feature a 1st place prize of over $53,000 in the
Classic Division and $25,000 in the Masters Division. That is
78,000 reasons to bowl the ABT.
The ABT in Orange County recently introduced a truly unique
rewards program, which will pay the ABT member to bowl in
the weekly tournaments. THAT’S RIGHT; ABT WILL PAY
YOU TO BOWL THEIR TOURNAMENTS! ! ! The Bowling
Rewards plan, recently unveiled in Orange County, offers ABT
members cash back rewards on each of their entry fees, cash back
on their prize checks, as well as Bowling Rewards cash for referring new members to the ABT.
ABT Orange County invites you to come out and experience
the ABT here in Orange County this weekend, with one squad on
Thursday and one squad Friday evening, as well as four squads
each on Saturday and Sunday. The final two qualifying squads
will be on Monday morning. Please look at our ad in this paper
for squad times. We hope to see you there.
ABT Champion Vuong Do and girlfriend.
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Entry Fee:
Forest Lanes 6 Gamer
$50.00
Noon • Saturday, Sept. 20th
$300.00 1st Place Guaranteed
Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.
August 28, 2008
LINBROOK
continud from page 1
the Luck of the Draw Baker
Style Tournament. This event
is open only to our Linbrook
Bowl league bowlers. Teams
for this event are already determined. At 7 p.m., we will
have our Featured Match with
Hall of Famers, Eva Munson
and Terry Brent set against Hall
of Famers, Rose Williams and
“Mr. 900” Glenn Allison. Our
weekly Color of Money Tournament will finish Saturdays
events off at 9 p.m.
On Saturday, very limited
Open Play Specials will run
from 12:30 p.m. until 6 p.m.
On Sunday, Open Play Specials
commence at 9 a.m. and will
run until 4 p.m. 50 cent Games
and 50 cent Shoe Rental are in
order for this special event.
We look forward to having
a fantastic celebration. We
would like to thank all of the
bowlers here at Linbrook Bowl
who choose to call Linbrook
“home”. This truly is a bowler
apprciation celebration. Fnally,
to our staff, who have served
BOWLING NEWS
ABTA
continud from page 1
RE-Entry Only Squad is at
6:00 PM. Bonuses in this Annual Event are big as the CashN-Carry will pay $110-$1,
and can net you as much as
$3,300! Thursday nite qualifying (One Squad) has a $650
Bonus, winning the event.
There is a Friday night
qualifying bonus of $400 if
you win the event, other bonuses are $100 for qualifying
on Saturday Squads.
There is a bonus of $150 for
wearing your ABTA logo shirt.
There is a participation bonus
of $600 if you have bowled 29
squads since Aug 31, 2007.
The first entry in this event
is $82 prepaid, and $83 on site
with re-entries at lower rates
of $72 $62 and $53. Reduce
Entries are $49 for $2,500 1st
and re-entries are $45 & $43.
New members are allowed
up to 209 average and can join
for only $10. Ladies 49+ and
Men 55+ can join for free.
the bowlers for 50 wonderful
years. Here’s to fifty more!
AMATUER BOWLING CLUB
AT PREMIER LANES
August 29th-30th-31st & Sept. 1st
LABOR DAY WEEKEND SCHEDULE
FRIDAY - 7PM • SATURDAY 11AM, 1PM, 3PM
SUNDAY 11AM, 1PM, 3PM
MONDAY Re-Entry 9AM • SEMI FINALS 11AM
Averages will be verified before bowling by USBC.com
Check-in is 1 hour before squad time.
Sign up 2 friends and receive a free membership for 1 year.
Sign up 5 or more friends and receive a free lifetime membership.
90% of 210 handicap • CASH ONLY • Limited spots available
Any Quesitons? Contact Ben Hutchins (619) 244-9514
or Jim Beyroutey (619) 929-1916.
Special Thanks to Bowlers Depot and all the host bowling centers
PREMIERE LANES
845 Lazo Court, Chula Vista, CA (619) 421-4801
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PBA
EXPERIENCE
LEAGUE
by Connie Marchione
$2,200 First Place*
Wednesdays at 9:00 PM
Starts September 3, 2008
$25.00 Per Week
Singles Scratch League
Open to Adults and Juniors
5 Rounds
Winners & Wildcard Advance to Rolloff
Brackets - Sidepots
*Based on 24 Teams for full season
CANOGA PARK BOWL
20122 Vanowen St.
Winnetka, CA 91306
818-340-5190
www.canogaparkbowl.com
e-mail: [email protected]
NATIONAL BOWLING WEEK ENDS THIS SATURDAY
The Bowling Industry’s 3rd annual National Bowling Week is coming to a tail’s end this Saturday August 30 with hope that all bowling
centers plan something on that 24 hours to bring the bowlers to bowl
some games on that day. This is to get the world’s record of most games
bowled in that 24 hours period.
Bring your friends to bowl in your favorite center this Saturday. I
plan to warm up a couple of games for the coming fall leagues.
FISSER HITS 802 SERIES IN ABTA TOURNAMENT AT WESTMINSTER
WESTMINSTER—Congrats to Mark Fisser for his 802 series (254269-279) in the ABTA tournament at Westminster Lanes. Mark placed
third in the event.
This writer remembered Mark as a teenager rolled a 805 series in a
JAT (Junior Amateur Tour) tournament and he had his career highest non
sanctioned 867 at West Covina Lanes. Go get some more, Mark.
RESULTS OF PACIFIC COAST DEAF SENIORS MASTERS LONNIE
JONES WINS HIS 3rd DEAF SENIOR MASTERS
RANCHO CUCAMONGA... The Don I Miller, Sr. Pacific Coast
Deaf Senior Masters took a big drop from 46 entries in last year’s event
at Denver to a mere 24 men last Memorial Day week-end at Brunswick
Deer Creek Bowl. The qualifying format required all 24 aged 60 and
over bowlers use their scratch all-events scores bowled in the Pacific
Coast Deaf tournament for the top 16 double elimination one game
match play.
The top qualifier was 181 ave. Los Angeles senior Robert Taylor,
who rolled 572 in team, 583 in singles and 558 in doubles for 1713 total.
The eventual winner Lonnie Jones. Jr. was 3 pins behind with 1710 with
647 in team, 553 in singles and 510 in doubles. The 16th qualifier was
William Kalk, Canada with 1479 scratch 9 games.
Top senior Taylor moved into 3rd round by defeating Canadian Kalk
and 9th qualifier Sammy Sain, Las Vegas respectively, then lost by a pin
173-174 to the 4th qualifier from Las Vegas Pete Morreale. At the bottom (16th) bracket Jones, Jr., a two time Senior champion (1993 & 2000)
beat in order 15th qualifier Jim Mohr, Simi Valley, 10th qualifier Howard
Sultan, Moreno Valley and 14th qualifier Gardy Rodgers, Los Angeles to
get in 4th round against Morreale.
Prior to beating Taylor, Morreale had defeated 13th qualifier and former champion John Segafredo, Granada Hills and 5th qualifier David
Thordsen. Then Jones, Jr. beat Morreale in a close match 170-167 to be
the top seed in the championship round and Morreale dropped down to
the loser’s bracket.
Meanwhile in the losers’ 4th round Taylor ousted Rodgers in a close
match 193-191 and then Morreale eliminated Taylor 186-179 to get in
the semi-finals, In the loser’ bracket Thordsen moved on by ousting in
order, Sain, 11th qualifier Bert Smith, No.CA, and 6th qualifier Dennis Kaufman to get in the semi-finals against Morreale. Thordsen, then
eliminated Morreale t get in the title battle against resting Jones, Jr.
In the title match Thordsen gave Jones, Jr. his first loss,176-156 but
Jones. Jr. rebounded by beating Thordsen 190-166 to become the first
deaf senior to win 3 titles. Jones, Jr. got $300.00 and trophy, Thordsen
received $150 for his 2nd runner-up finish and Morreale got $100 for
3rd. The rest of qualifiers cashed down to 16th place.
Although this writer was not there, he contended that two of the qualifiers were among the 4 bowlers who did not pay their all-events fees in
order to get their qualifying scores counted. Therefore these two should
not be allowed to compete in this Senior Masters. The PCDBA officers
will pay close attention to this matter in future.
(Based on 20 teams at 33 weeks)
Bowlers joining from an outside league receive a 10-pin Drop!!!
Tuesdays @ 9pm
Starts: 9/2/08
Meeting @ 8pm
Ends: 4/28/09
Reduced Cost…
$25.00 per week
$200 Team Franchise
…Includes:
“All-in” Sweeps
Entering Average Rules:
1 -Saddleback League 820 Avg from 4/15/08
2 -Highest Book in last 3 years
3 -Juniors: enter at 190 or highest Book
4 -No Book: enter at 205
5 -Minimum: enter at 175
6 -PBA: enter at 220 or highest Book
7 -10 pin drop to all bowlers outside the
league (except Del Rio and sport leagues)
8 –Saddleback has the right to rerate
bowlers, the league can accept or reject.
4 Quarters, Stepladder Roll-off, Sweeps
Bowled on 6 predetermined lane patterns
Visit Our Website:
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Call us: (949) 586-5300
League Coordinator: Dana Childs
At Extension 54 or … [email protected]
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USBC ASSOCIATIONS
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
Association Manager - Linda Johnson
1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722 (626) 859-6216
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Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner
711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 381-4599
ORANGE COUNTY
Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington
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NORTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Mary Jo Stouffer
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SOUTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Glenn Hizer
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August 28, 2008
BOWLING NEWS
Page 11
by David Yamauchi
We’re Back For Our 36th Season
Tom Leigh presents to Lucas Doyle his 11 in a row medal for his 299
game on 4-12-08 in the Beat the Coach League at Mission Hills Bowl.
JATFC Champ Brian Hernandez and 2nd Godfrey Galsim.
Gladys Stevenson Youth Director and Tom Leigh of the NLAC present
to Jarrett Gorlick his 300 medal and 300 State plaque. Bowled on 5-1808 at AMF Woodlake Lanes in the Youth / Adult League.
JAT Champ Devin Bidwell and 2nd James Hawkins
JATFC Champ Max Slevcove and 2nd Brian Le.
Tom Leigh presents Tyler Baker his 300 medal for his game bowled
on 6-6-08 at AMF Woodlake Lanes in the Strike Force League. Also
congratulations for his 300 bowled in the Jr. State Championships in
doubles competition at Canoga Park Bowl on 7-12-08.
Our 36th Season kicks off on Sunday, September 7th at Fountain Bowl. Don’t forget to get there a bit early- new membership
forms must be filled out and we want to start on time!
Bidwell Strikes For Two Titles in Two Days
After 5 years of being “the best bowler who doesn’t have a title”, Devin Bidwell struck double gold striking his way to a Tournament of Non-Champions victory on Saturday and following it
up with a Tournament of Champions victory on Sunday. Bidwell
went from “Non-Champion” status to “Two-Time Champion” in
less than 24 hours! In the ToNC, Bidwell led nearly wire-towire starting with a 278 out of the gate and never looking back,
averaging over 233 to qualify in the top-seed position. In the
finals, James Hawkins had the hot hand taking down 4th seed
Cory Koyanagi and 2nd seed Ricky Brown before falling to the
red-hot Bidwell in three games. Then on Sunday, it was Jeff
Spiesman electrifying the crowd with multiple honor scores and
averaging over 245 for his 16 games and locking up the top-seed
for the three-man finals. First, 3rd seed Matt Jones fell to 2nd
seed Devin Bidwell to set up the match between Jeff Spiesman
and Bidwell for the title. An ailing Spiesman fell to Bidwell in
the final enabling Devin to rack up his back-to-back two-titlesin-two-days feat! Congratulations to Devin on some fantastic
bowling!
Spiesman, Jones, Bidwell Rack Up Honor Scores
Jeff Spiesman showed why he is one of the top bowlers in
Southern California by putting up some tremendous numbers at
the Tournament of Champions. The 10-time champion strung
together games of 300-278-269 for a humongous 847 series then
followed it up 2 games later with another perfect 300 in matchplay. Matt Jones lit up the lanes with a perfect 300 game on
Sunday adding another perfecto to his Canoga resume. Devin
Bidwell excited the crowd with a nice 289 game en route to his
win at the Tournament of Non-Champions then returned for a
258-259-288-805 set on Sunday morning. Nice bowling all of
you!
Stats Updated and Videos Online
Final stats for both clubs have been up for some time and videos are posted up to the Invitational. Remember, the top-5 points
leaders in each club will be named to the JAT All-Star Teams and
receive additional scholarship funds and special recognition at
our awards ceremony later this year! Go to bowljat.org for more
information or search “Junior Amateur Tour” on YouTube.com.
June 19th Article
Hope you all had a chance to read my article in the paper June
19th. It was written as a personal note to all the JAT friends and
family from all the years past and present. If you missed it look
here in the paper for it next week, or log on to californiabowlingnews.com and download the June 19th issue.
Our Next Event
Our season has wrapped up but we’ll be back on the lanes in a
week and a half- Sunday, September 7, 2008 for Opening Day at
Fountain Bowl in Fountain Valley. Hope to see you all back on
the lanes for our first event of the 2008-2009 season! Also, look
for information about the special “Dave Yamo 40th Birthday Invitational” coming up in September! For up to the date information, scores, highlights and stats, log on to www.bowljat.org.
North Los Angeles Co.-USBC
9175 De Soto Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311
(818) 718-0193 • www.nlacbowling.com
Presents
Tom Leigh and Barbara Lee present to Nikolai Berk his 300 ring and
medal bowled on 5-17-08 in the Sr Scratch League at PINZ.
JAT Champ Devin Bidwell and 2nd Jeff Spiesman
Presents:
JST
JST Labor Day Challenge
August 30 & 31
Yorba Linda Bowl
Format Saturday: 12 Games of qualifying in (2) - (6) game blocks
Sunday: Cut to the top 1/3rd for PBA style bracket match play
Optional: Gold Qualifying during each block,
Singles Event
Three Divisions
1. (New) Handicap Div. Averages 174 and below handicap of 100% of 175.
2. Advance Scratch Div. Averages 175 to 195.
3. Open Scratch Div. Averages 196 and up.
Cost for the event:
•
•
•
•
$60.00 per bowler: Singles Event
Optional Gold qualifying : $25.00 per blk.
Optional Brackets 3.00 ea.
Optional Jr./Adult Saturday Night: $30.00 per team
Event Times
Saturday Check in: 8:15 to 9:00 am; first block bowls at 9:10 am
Saturday Jr/Adult Check in : 5:30 to 6:30 pm; Start 6:40 pm
Sunday Check in: 9:00 am 1st round 9:30 am.
PLEASE Pre-Enter to reserve your spot:
Contact Butch Hesketh
714-777-3818 or 951-684-7941 or [email protected]
18171 Imperial Ave, Yorba Linda Ca. 92886
Red McKenzie
Adult/Youth No-Tap Doubles Tournament
USBC Certified Smart # 10677
Sunday, August 31, 2008 Bowl 10AM – Check-in 9AM
Santa Clarita Lanes
21615 Soledad Cyn Rd Santa Clarita 661-254-0540
$100 1st Place Youth Scholarship per division
Based on 20 entries each division
(trophies for all other places awarded in 1:10 ratio)
Eligibility Rules: Current Sanctioned NLACUSBC youth and any sanctioned adult. Membership Cards must
be presented at check-in. Entries close at 9:30 or when squad is full.
1) Entering average – A – 2007-2008 book average (if none use B); B – Summer Average (must bring
league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions) (if none use C); C -- No average, bowls scratch [220]
2) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average.
3) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average.
4) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified.
5) All other rules governed by USBC Tournament rules 2008-2009. Rule #’s 319a2, 319d, and 319e are
waived.
6) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on
shirts.
7) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed.
8) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification.
9) Make checks or money orders payable to NLACUSBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount
of the check OR $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee).
10) 3 Divisions:
A) Scratch B) Handicap = 90% of 200 C) Bumpers (non-sanctioned) Trophies or medals only
11) Format: 3 games per bowler. Adults may have multiple partners pre paid only. Partners added together
plus handicap (for B division) to determine the winners of each division.
12) Awards: Trophies (1 in 10 ratio), Adults will receive Certificates. Additional $100 first place scholarship
per division will be awarded. Based on 20 entries per division.
13) Entry Fees: $15.00 per bowler (prepaid); $20.00 per bowler on site ($5.00 late fee)
$9.00 lineage; $4.50 Trophy Fund (returned 100%); expenses $1.50. Balance to NLACUSBC ways &
means. Prepaid entries must be received by August 25 2008. Late fees will be added to the trophy
fund.
Adult Name: _______________________________ Youth Name: _____________________________
Adult Center & League: ______________________ Youth Center & League: ____________________
Div: _____________ Entering Ave: adult ________
youth ________ a) book - b) summer - c) scratch
For more information, please call the NLAC USBC office at (818) 718-0193 or email us at [email protected]
Mail entries to: North Los Angeles Co.- USBC 9175 DeSoto Ave, Chatsworth, Ca 91311
NO MULTIPLE ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER AUGUST 25 2008 NO FAX ENTRIES ACCEPTED
Tom Leigh Sez: Come Early and Eat at the Breakfast Buffet
At Santa Clarita Lanes - Starts at 8:00AM
Scrambled Eggs, Hash Browns, Bacon, Sausage, Biscuts & Gravy
No cooking for mom - Eat with your friends while you wait to get on the lanes
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Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — There is a lot of buzz and excitement
happening here at Linbrook Bowling Center as the days
approach for the big celebration. It’s our 50th Anniversary!
Every thing is ready for this weekend when our celebration
takes place. Check our ad at the bottom of this page. Come
by and join in all the celebrating.
Santa Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolfi 287-244/713, Romy
Ruedas 266, Rodger Morris 224, Neal Olsen 221, George
Reams 217, Martha Lay 232.
Swinging Trios: John Hillion 245, Earl Liston 222, John
Vojtko 221.
Monday Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 216, Rob
Befort 205.
3’s Company: Marie Parmalee 215, Marylou Platte 207202, Melinda Manahan 202.
Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 235-238-239/712, John
Conway 232-243-204/679, Jeff Irwin 246-245/674, Ike Eisenacher 232/611, Tony Banks 209-212/605.
Jacks and Jills: James Blythe 226-257/652, Tanny Tanega 226-246/645, Mike Blodgett 247/638, Ken Reser 202210-221/633, Edmund Aguilar 224, Leeane Reser 202.
Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Ben Philalack 243-277261/781, David Haskel 222-286-266/774, Hong Kha 278300/764, Lee Haywood 253-221-278/752, Bill Powell 263232-253/748, Kimberly Allman 241-231/666, Kim Gardner
232, Jessica Zamora 205.
Bowl Sa Mo: Henry Kim 202-214-213/629, Jimmy Kim
246, Andy Kim 242, Young Min 225, Glen Kim 211, Sophia
Kim 225-214/629.
Golden Nuggets: Don Turner 201.
Go For 9 (No-Tap): Lloyd Thierry 238-248-263/749, Carl
Adinolfi 278-202-233/713, Ike Eisenacher 254-218/667,
Gino Vasssillo 233-240/663, Gene Nichols 209-236/635,
Pat Nichols 232-204-212/648, Dahana Klerer 205-235/627,
Fran Stern 208/605, Shirley Erickson 278-201/603, Flo
Vignola 234.
Party Timers: Hong Kha 257-246-235/838, Mark Payne
227-267/691, Teddy Junanto 225-203-256/684, Tony Christensen 246-235/672, Tim Blough 238-214-211/663, Denise
Bayne 224, Karyn Lorentzen 221, Yvonne Dowland 212,
Marijo Inouye 200, Kerry Woolpert 200.
Nikkei: Ken Queypo 245-236-221/702, Gil Barcoma 224233/624, Walter Ohara 200-229/613, Yosh Hasegawa 224,
Fred Nakata 224, Anne Lastimado 206-214, Ethel May 204,
Aileen Mukai 201.
Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 202-202-253/657, Tony
Chaco 214-233/625, John Hendricks 235-205/614, Frank
Dicrisi 239, Lou Martino 229.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: Don Smith 222, Ray Conner
204.
St. Columban’s: Byron Reich 257-222-215/694, Mike
Duarte 209.
7-11 Vegas: Jasen Hendersen 230-258-235/723, John
Conway 224-279-211/714, Izzy Garcia 212-258-242/712,
Anthony Van Kirk 256-202/655, Luis Melendez 236-201217/654, Eva Munson 226, Lisa Somma 200.
Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 204-203/602, Ray
Sanchez 201.
T.G.I.F.: Tony Banks 222-212/628, Rick Sargent 215223/613, Casey Jones 224-208/607, Ric Kauten 223-
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223/607, Lee Galicia 231.
Vegas Party: Ed Angeles 225-236-232/693, Eric Angeles 288-213/683, David Boroff 225-246-202/673, Ben
Philalack 214-247/657, Kyle Oterman 217-207-223/647,
Val Ellis 223.
4-4 Vegas: Norm Walker 223-245/667, Rick Pawling 223246/651, Ben Philalack 204-220-204/628, Neil Butschke
248/626, Jeff Hilbert 285/622, Judy Leitch 223.
Family and Friends: David Kelly 256-288/718, Steve
Gonzales 207-224-213/644, Chris Meno 201-228/622,
Casey Otteson 211-202/612, Frank Pangelinan 237, Lucy
Menos 253, Maria Kelly 206.
NASCAR: Hong Kha 212-268-227/707, Robert Bloom
225-227-243/695, Alan Bloom 224, Tony Christensen 214201, Susan deGraaff 216-200.
Senior No-Tap: (results of 8-19-08) 43 lineage @
$10=$430. 43 lineage @ $5.25=$225.75. 43 prize fund @
$4.75=$204.25. 43 3-6-9 @ $1=$43. Place Money—1st
Gino Vassallo 844 $38, 2nd Sandy Viloria 834 $30, 3rd Jerry
Knight 774 $23, 4th Hank Yates 773 $17, 5th Tom Keehn
772 $12, 6th Tony Chaco 760 $9. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.:
1st Sandy Viloria 303 $10, 2nd Ed Signorino 296 $8, 3rd
Zeke Burgess 290 $5.50. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Tony Chaco
300 $13, 2nd-3rd Dick McKenzie and Stan Guzy tied with
264 and $7.75 each. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Gino Vassallo 297
$10, 2nd Tom Keehn 279 $8, 3rd (tied) Leo Asuncion and
Helen Petrowski each with 276 and $5.50. 3-6-9 Carryover
Amount: $99.50. Added: $43. New Total: $142.50.
John Conway is Top Gun in Rocky Marsh Doubles
by Joy McGregor
ANAHEIM—John Conway, we don’t call him “Big-Bad” for
nothing, was fixated on the job at hand when he strolled into HIS
domain Friday morning. He took control and no prisoners as he
found his target and aimed at those nasty, taunting pins 60 feet
away. He let loose and fired consistent games of 235-247 and
246 for 728 and added a 259 for good measure to boast a 987 set.
John is truly “Top Gun” in his sport and “Top Dawg” in Rocky
Marsh as he stands alone at a 229 summer average, a high series
at 999 and even tied for high game at 298. There ain’t nothin’
left folks ... he proves his maple moxy week after week - I vote
Conway for President!!
Super Sub Tony Hale, better known as “Too-Tuff”, showed
he also has the secret ingredient for maple moxy and earned his
“Star” tossing 258-240 and 233 for 731 and added 214 to tally
945.
A rose by any other name ... Hall of Famer A. Rose Williams
is our featured lady bowler this week. Rose showed her style
and proved her worth on games of 195-267-203 and 204 to post
a fine 869.
More smokin’ hot scores: Frank Bellinder 246-898, Robert
Ragans 234-893, Don Lorentzen 228-887, Johnny Munson 265873, Juan Sandoval 257-864, Alan Bloom 258-863, Janine Ditch
226-854, Ron Marcus 233-852, Kerry Wright 244-850, Terry
Brent 245-819, E.J. Rogers 245-813, Lloyd Thierry 247-809,
Shig Shozi 232-807, Jack Wilson 214-805, Rod Cantrell 235,
Kyle Osterman 232, John Phillips 232, Larry Green 225, Jack
Polee 223, Kantral Williams 222, Eva Munson 222, Tony Chaco
221, Bob Gosnell 220, Gloria Ferrullli 218, Tony Angulo 216,
Carl Adinolfi 212 and Hong Kha 212.
Next week is sweepers. We will crown our champs, give out
season awards and congratulate SOME lucky sweepstakes winners but, we ALL get to partake and enjoy the great luncheon
provided by Linbrolok Bowl. Until then...
Linbrook Bowling Center
Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst St., Anaheim, CA 92804 - 714-774-2253
201 S. Brookhurst
St. Anaheim, CA 92804 714-774-2253
www.linbrookbowl.com
www.linbrookbowl.com
Saturday, August 30
August 28, 2008
1499 E. Highland Ave.
San Bernardino, CA 92404
909-886-4675
SAN BERNARDINO — How is everyone this week? It’s been
a busy week here at Del Rosa Lanes with our Summer Leagues
wrapping up. Sign-up now for a Winter League. If you need help
contact the control desk for more information.
Angels/Dodgers: Jim Forbes 224/559, Krystal Roes 168/443.
Capri: Gloria Carter 181/514, Delores Tanner 181.
Mary’s Invitational: Dave Wodka 205-236-257/748, John Hutchings 256-279/729, Corky De Maio 236-255-227/718, Sam Frisby
216-266-235/717, Adam Sokoloski 257-247/689, Darren De Maio
237-234-211/682, Eric Espinoza 210-268/659, Kym Henderson 203258/631, Leighton Beach 246-216/620, Eric Ybarra 205-257/616,
Ronnie Strange 224-205/610, Art Guzman 202-206/606, Josh Ball
223/602, Jack Hamner 214-203, Michael Kristich 226-208, Jackie
Farris 226-210-207/643, Dottie Taylor 205-221/620, Georgia Forch
235, Jeanene Kratochvil 223, Nicole Ellison 203-211, Lorie Click
211, Sarah Hartman 211, Cynda Ross 203.
Wednesday Vegas: John Singleton 242/603, Likapeka Enriquez
213/538.
425 Scratch Doubles: Sidepots—game 1. John Davis 276; game
2. Dave Wodka 267; game 3. Bobby Campagnale 278; game 4.
Nicole Ellison 288.
R.C.H.: Richard Stephens 214/524, Carol Tipton 169/448, Jarilyn
Nelson 169.
S.B. City Mixed: Robert Richards 201-225-245/671, Larry Richards 244-222/657, Steve Rollberg 233-234/648, Adolph Burckhalter
276, Renee Isack 225/554.
Invite a friend or relative to join the fun of bowling a league. You’ll
have fun and improve your bowling game. See you on the lanes.
Dee Gibson 730, 5. Harvey
Tobias 719, Booby, Chuck
SAN BERNARDINO — Are
Taylor 615.
you retired and have a lot of Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jay
free time and often wonder
Hudkins 776, 2. Malcolm Dawhat shall I do today? Well,
vison 772, 3. Cari Burris 716,
how about bowling in a league 4. Jolyn Greaves 710, 5. Paula
where you have fun, meet new
Collins 690, 6. Jackie Knight
people and learn to enjoy a
663, Booby, Roy Cowan 548.
new sport. Plus, if your score
Don’t be left out. Get those
makes the honor roll you may
Winter League sign-ups in
see your name and score
now.
in our weekly report for the
seniors in the Bowling News.
Take a look at this week’s
report.
SAN BERNARDINO — Looking
Young At Heart: Dave Clefor something interesting to read?
mens 559, Frank Deluca 206, Well, the juniors here at Del Rosa
Steve Boyer 204, Velma Bone Lanes reported their scores from the
past week so here they are...
447, Bessie Ballman 172.
Bantam Buddies: Jaellen Cornish
Park & Rec.: John Hutch273, Kameron Taylor 121, Taylor
ings 255/628, Bob Corrigan
Rash 119/323.
213, Alice Winchester 213 Pincrackers: Devin Mulherin
211/615.
188/464.
Afternooners: Bob Corri Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 235gan 220/614, Frank Long 244,
Frank Deluca 207, Bob Lee 258/653, Matt Miller 210, Matt
Allen 209, Tommy Harkey 207, Jeff
207, Teresa Vest 182/495.
Golden Goodies: Bob Cor- Bonnett 204, Ricky Quinbar 204,
Lanea Cunningham 450, Shelby
rigan 258-208/619, Rose Rudh
Scheffler 186.
202/549.
Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Jean It’s been fun watching the juniors
bowl in our Summer leagues here
Newton 808, 2. Dean Bechtold
at Del Rosa Lanes. Practice helps
804, 3. Rosie Fabela 788.
to improve your game. Now’s the
Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. John
best time to join a Winter league.
Hutchings 783, 2. Ron Barnett
755, 3. Bob Corrigan 735, 4. Take care.
Del Rosa Srs.
Del Rosa Jrs.
Upland Tournament Club Presents
Scotch Mixed Doubles Tournament
Sunday September
7th @ 1:00PM
(check in at Noon)
Entry Fee: $30
100% Payout (after lineage)
Open to all adult bowlers
For more info call Bill (909) 989-4418
or Renaeu (909)709-0478
Brunswick Upland Bowl
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