Duke Wins Denny`s Dick Weber Open

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Bowling News
February 12, 2009
BOWLING NEWS
California
Page 1
Thursday, February 12, 2009
P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288
PBA Stars Malott,
O’Neill Added to 2009
Team USA Roster
ARLINGTON, Texas—A
pair of the most dominating
players on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour - Wes Malott
of Pflugerville, Texas, and Bill
O’Neill of Levittown, Pa., have been added to the 2009
Team USA roster.
Malott and O’Neill join an
elite group of bowlers on Team
USA who will represent the
United States in international
competition throughout the
year. Both were selected because of their solid play so far
this season on the PBA Tour.
“Certainly Wes and Bill
have had very solid performances so far this season,”
Team USA head coach Jeri
Edwards said. “When you
combine that with the fact that
they have bowled well the last
couple years, it was really a
joy to be able to add these two
great players to the team for
2009.”
Malott, 32, currently leads
the PBA’s Player of the Year
points race with 58 points after 12 events. He has made
seven championship round appearances this season, winning
twice, finishing second once,
third three times and fourth
once.
“Now that I’ve been selected, I’m definitely looking forward to it,” said Malott, who
has five PBA titles and over
$600,000 in career earnings.
“I’m very excited to be able to
represent my country. It’s the
chance of a lifetime, and that’s
the way I’m looking at it.”
Although O’Neill, 27, is
still seeking his first PBA title,
he has appeared in the championship round five times this
continued on page 4
WCST Scheduled for March 14-15
in Pahrump, Nevada
by Dick Sanders
The WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament, scheduled for March
14-15 at Pahrump Nugget Lanes in Pahrump, NV is the 2nd of
9 Ebonite tournaments scheduled for the state of Nevada. This
week-end event actually begins on Friday, March 13th, with an
optional 5 game singles sweeper to start at 3:00PM.
On Saturday, March 14th, two squads will bowl the qualifying, with 10 games to each squad. The Seniors, ages 45 to 59
for the men, and Ladies, 40 to 49, will start at 8:30AM. When
this squad finishes, the lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for the
Super Seniors, that will start at 1:30PM. A PRO-AM, scheduled
by the center, will start at 7:00PM following the qualifying. For
details how to sign up for the PRO-AM, and it was a big one
last year, our first time at this center is 775-751-6525, Ask for
Laurie.
For the regular tournament on Saturday, March 15th, there is
room for 48 bowlers on each squad. At the present time, there
are 25 bowlers on the Senior Squad, and 38 bowlers on the Super Senior Squad. $170.00 is the Entry Fee for current WCST
Members. Guests to add $15.00 to that fee. Extra money action,
High Game & Series Side Pots, along with a Super Side Pot for
Game #9 in each division, that will pay 70% and 30% as cash
places. Pay-Off is determined by amount of bowlers entering this
side-pot in each division at $10.00 each.
All 10 games to enter for regular high game pots in each
division is $25.00 per bowler. Series Blocks in each division
paying in at $5.00 per bowler. All Side-Pots and Brackets are
optional. Finals for both divisions, Sunday, March 15th, to start
at 8:30AM.
Make your Hotel reservations at the Pahrump Nugget, and the
rooms are limited by calling 775-751-6501, ask for Marie, when
making your reservations, and mention West Coast Bowlers for
rates. Computer users, click onto www.westcoastseniortour.
com, SCROLL DOWN INFORMATION PAGE for full details,
directions to the lanes, and current sign ups. Call anytime day or
night, at 760-363-8141, or 760-792-4596, to make your reservations for the sweeper/and or the tournament.
(NOTE) WCST Ebonite All Stars Doubles, at Rancho Bowl
in Santa Maria, CA, 48 teams maximum field is full at this time,
and a stand-by list has been started. Cancellations do and will
occur. Get your team on the list, if wishing to enter. Call 760363-8141 or 760-792-4596 for details.
The Day Belonged
To Damian!
SAN DIEGO — Kearny
Mesa Bowl was the host center last weekend for the NABI
tournament, & long time member Tony Damian won title #3.
Tony became the #7 seed
in the eliminator style finals,
so he was going to face higher
seeds on his path to the victory. He was up to the challenge,
getting stronger as the afternoon’s competition unfolded.
After a shaky start in the
position round, the finals were
a clinic on focus & consistency for him. He seems to thrive
on finals performances, as the
bowler he faced in the final
match, Steve Slezak, lamented
the fact that he was one of
Tony’s opponents the last time
when Tony rolled a perfect 300
against him. This time Steve
finished second, & had also
performed well all afternoon,
but faced a steam roller in
Tony! Congratulations Tony
& Steve, & thanks for a great
display of bowling by both of
you. The other finalists were
Alan Grobmeier, Brian Watkins, Herb Stansberry, Nick
Inganna, Johnny Graham &
Simon Nophalath.
Several perpetual pots were
collected…9 in a row by Herb
Stansberry, striking out in the
10th frame all three games by
Brian Watkins, & the 3-6-9 in
game #2 by Phil Horn, Chad
Hill & Johnny Graham.
Guaranteed $50 sidepots
each qualifying game went
to Cassandra Canon, Nick Inganna, Troy Thompson, Tony
Nunez, Herb Stansberry, Brian
Watkins, Jeff Greer, Chad Hill
& Steve Slezak.
Focus on NABI Week this
July has begun. The dates are
July 17-24 at the Orleans in
Las Vegas. Tony is now eligible to participate in the Tournament of Champions that is
part of the action that week.
Our next tournament is
February 21st at Mira Mesa
Lanes. Check for the details
about the tournament next
week in the Bowling News ad,
& plan to join us on the 21st …
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Duke Wins Denny’s
Dick Weber Open
by B.A. Campbell
FOUNTAIN VALLEY—
The 2009 PBA Denny’s Dick
Weber Open concluded Sunday at Fountain Bowl, with
44-year-old right-hander Norm
Duke winning $35,000 and his
latest PBA title, defeating Michael Fagan in the final match,
278 to 168. Duke admitted
that having “a week off made
a difference.” Which it certainly did. By the fifth frame,
Duke was 67 pins ahead, firing
off five in a row while Fagan
found two opens in his game.
Fagan marked throughout in
the last half but was unable
to catch up to the venerable
Duke. “Norm found his line,”
Fagan admitted.
Earlier, the finals had some
strong matchups, with the
first match between fifth-seed
right-hander Michael Fagan
(who averaged 219.51 over 39
games) and fourth-seed righty
Chris Barnes (who averaged
223.64 over 39 games) battling for advancement. Barnes,
looking for his 11th PBA title,
left an open frame in the fifth,
and couldn’t come back with
a strike until the ninth frame.
Fagan maintained his lead and
won, 204 to 183.
In the second match, Fagan, from Patchogue, NY, then
went up against the 42-yearold right-hander Ryan Shafer
of Horseheads, NY, (who averaged 222.62 over 39 games).
Shafer, seeking his 5th PBA title, started out with two spares,
while Fagan struck. From the
fourth frame, Fagan strung six
in a row while Shafer bookended four strikes with two
spares, setting up the win for
Fagan, 256 to 223.
In the third match, the
28-year-old Fagan, looking
for his second PBA title, and
right-hander Pete Weber of
St. Ann, MO (who carried the
high average of 228.95 over 39
games) were neck-and-neck
through the fifth frame. The
46-year-old Weber, seeking his
Norm Duke one step closer to 2009 points leader.
35th PBA title, had a washout
in the sixth and was unable to
convert the spare, giving him
his only open of the match. Fagan continued striking through
to the tenth, finishing with a
nine-count open and winning
the match, 243 to 201, setting
up his chance to face Norm
Duke (who averaged 227.21
over 39 games) in the title
match.
The PBA 2009 Denny’s
Dick Weber Open had 158 entries, with 37 non-PBA members among the entrants. Of
all entries, 55 bowlers hailed
from California. Five women
were entered in the tournament: after 15 games of qualifying, 2008 PBA Women’s
Series bowlers Shalin Zulkifli of Malaysia cashed in 41st
place, averaging 208.93; local
fan favorite Missy Bellinder of
Fullerton ended in 65th, averaging 201.67; Adrienne Miller
of Buffalo Grove, Illinois
ended in 99th place, averaging
194.0; collegiate champion
Elysia Current of Ephrata, PA
came in 118th place, averaging 189.13; former pro and
current Del Rosa Lanes owner
Nicole Ellison of Chatsworth,
CA ended in 137th place, averaging 180.0.
Next on the PBA tournament schedule is the USBC
Masters from Las Vegas,
where over 420 bowlers are
competing for a prize fund of
over $392,000 and a first place
prize of $60,000. Live broadcast on ESPN will air Sunday
February 15th at 10 am Pacific
time. Results:
PBA Denny’s Dick Weber Open at
Fountain Bowl, Fountain Valley, CA
1. Norm Duke
$35,000
2. Michael Fagan $17,500
3. Pete Weber
$ 9,100
4. Ryan Shafer
$ 7,000
5. Chris Barnes
$ 5,000
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BOWLING NEWS
What’s happening with the SST
Super Senior Tour of California (AKA) Scratch Senior Tour
Hi Friends
Were does the time go. Ten years already.
President Mr. Don Jackson.
Floyd Clay Director, Carmen Clay Secretary/ Treasurer.
Corky De Maio Vice president. Mark Dyer & Johnny Hernandez, Jr. Rep’s.
We ask all to come and be a part of this celebration.
February 28th and March 1st @ AMF Riverside Lanes, Riverside CA.
This will be a two-day Doubles Tournament
For all info. Check Flyer on our web. Site. www.superseniortour.com
Doubles Tournament, Seniors 50 and over may bowl with
bowlers any age. Bowlers 18 to 44 must bowl with bowlers 50 and up.
Come celebrate the SST 10th. Anniversary and Lens 79th. Birthday.
Grace will bring the Cake. (Hope to see everyone.)
S.S.T. Scratch Senior Tour
AMF Riverside Lanes, Riverside CA
February 28 and March 1
Come Bowl with the best in the south west
This will be a Two Day Doubles Tournament
Bowlers 50 and up may bowl with any age
Bowlers 18 to 44 must bowl with bowlers 50 and up
Check In @ 9:15 AM Bowl @ 10 AM.
Bowl 5 games (1 hour break) bowl second 5 games
Head to head finals on Sunday. Minimum 1/3 cash 1/5 to cut
Check Flyer on SST. Web site for complete info.
www.superseniortour.com
Send all Entries to Len @ SST.
25835 Coombe Hill Dr. Sun City Ca.
For More Info. Call
SST. President Don Jackson @ (619)-920-9530
Or Len @ (951)-679-5852
February 12, 2009
New schedule for 2009
OK. Feb.28 / March 1-2009 -AMF Riverside Lanes Riverside CA.
OK. April 4/5-2009-Westminster Lanes Westminster CA.
OK. May 1/2/3-2009-? Trevi Lanes - (Added Money)
Elsinore CA.
OK. June 6/7-2009 Canyon Lanes Morongo Casino
San Bernardino CA.
?
July 11/12-2009-AMF Bowlium Lanes (Call check out)
OK. Aug. 1/2 -2009- Habra 300 Bowl
La Habra CA.
?
Sept. 6/7-2009-Cal Bowl (Maybe)-(Ralph Checking)
Lakewood CA.
OK. Oct. 2/3-2009-Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl Murrieta CA.
OK. Nov. 7/8-2009- Del Rosa Lanes San Bernardino CA.
OK. Dec. 5/6-2009- Canyon Lanes Morongo Casino- San Bernardino CA.
Send Entries to Len @ SST. 25835 Coombe Hill Drive Sun City, CA 92586.
For info. Call Len @ (951) 679-5852 (Or) Don @ (619) 920-9530 -after 10 am.
Thanks Len Miles SST founder
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY —The
pros left some great scoring conditions for the Vegas league when
we traveled to Fountain Bowl
on Monday. It was a hectic day,
having to make up the lost game
from November and then bowl our
regularly scheduled 3-game visit,
but it’s done now and standings
reported below are current, pending confirmation by Betty Phillips
when she does the league sheets.
We won’t try to recap scoring
from that session but we will spotlight Doris Lewis, who ended her
November 2-game session with
425 and then fired her third game
of 267 this week for a gigantic 692
series. It’s now season high series,
for 156 and over bowlers.
We were sure pulling for her to
get eight more pins for a 700 series
because In fifty one years of action the Vegas league has never recorded one although we have had
many close attempts. We have had
a 300 game, scored years ago by
Marion Empson at Missile Bowl,
another of the long gone bowling
centers. This season high game is
now held by Roberta McNaught’s
245. Other season highs did not
change.
Before reporting more league
news, our thanks to Fountain Bowl
super employee, Fred, who proved
he can be ten places at one time.
Seriously, he helped in so many
ways from opening the doors early, to running from lane to lane to
provide needed assistance.
Monday’s scoring honors went
to Wanda Worrall, 201-579, Doris Lewis, 203-563, Dee Phipps
203-560, Myrt Owens 213-546,
Margo McClain 536, Teri Hefner
528, Cil Moons 216-523, Kathy
Parrish 202-523, Karen Mauricio
508, Hedy Schoner 507 and Joan
Roper 502. Jarra Gallina continues
her split conversions with 4-7-10
being best of four this week.
Keystone Lanes #2 took over
league leadership Monday with
52.2 wins, former leaders Doris’
Hair Designs moves to second
spot with 51 followed by David
McNaught CPA, 47.2; Cerritos
#2 and Westminster #1 tie at 47;
Westminster #2, 44; Cal Bowleros,
43.2; Keystone #1, 42 and the rest
of the league trails from 38 down
to cellar team with 21.2.
Two sidelined bowlers returned to the league this week, Jan
Jones and Berneice King. Berncice is still not able to return to
league sessions but Jan Jones tried
her ability to resume and complete
the season, however, it depends
on how she fared after Monday.
She was in some pain. Also, Pris
Mauricio is sidelined with a painful right arm injury for a few more
weeks.
NEXT WEEK: 10 a.m. Monday, February 16 at Keystone
Lanes.
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What Works?
Ask the Camellia
City 500 Club
by Mary Lynly
SACRAMENTO—We all remember the pride in being a part
of our bowling organizations when membership was of primary
importance and although this has ebbed, some groups have leadership that still makes membership important.
Like many bowling affiliated clubs, the Sacramento area Camellia City 500 Club, formed in 1969, has run the gamut of being
a formidable organization, then foundering, and then existing.
What happens? And, what happened to change that?
In 2006 Shirley Baker became President of the club. She had
been a member 20 years and 13 as a Vice President prior to taking over at the helm. Shirley had started working for the State
of California as a clerk-typist and ended up with a demanding
job of auditing the state prisons and eventually in upper management. She feels she was in the right place at the right time and
was fortunate in being able to take advantage of women’s rights
in advancing her career. After 38 ½ years she retired.
Baker says she is a business oriented and analytical person
and likes people to be prepared in their assignments and if they
have issues – bring solutions. With her organizational skills and
encouraging people to be a part of the club they now number 160
members and she says her biggest concern is growth! They have
eleven events each year: two Invitational’s – one in Reno that
draws over 500 bowlers, and one that invites other 500 Clubs.
There are three Doubles tournaments that allow guests and six
that are member tournaments. Some of these tournaments are
sanctioned events and some are just fun events like a No-Tap
format. Bowlers must have bowled in five events per year to
qualify for their Queen’s tournament and two events to maintain
membership.
There are two board meetings each year and one annual
meeting in November prior to their Turkey Shoot which she says
draws a good group to their meeting. Baker says because of a
30% increase in membership in the last three years they have
added two additional directors to their board of eight directors
and five officers.
As a guest at one of their tournaments and it was awesome
to look down the lanes and see all of their members in their required club black shirts and white pants! Shirley tells me this is
the summer uniform and black on black is winter. She also said
in the past the club had not been consistent in enforcing certain
rules one of which involved uniforms. A new ruling now states,
“If you come to bowl and are not in the required uniform you do
not bowl.”
I also attended their annual awards and recognition banquet
attended by nearly 200 people. Preparation is everything and
everything ran like clockwork. At this event every club member
is given a ticket upon arrival and each wins a nice prize. Prizes
are donated by numerous sponsors.
BOWLING NEWS
Their committees consist of Audit, Charity, Communication,
Invitational Tournaments, Banquet and Refreshments. Their purpose: “To provide for social and charitable activities, competitive
events and other activities related to bowling.” The women of the
Camellia City 500 Club have raised and distributed $2700 for
charitable endeavors in 2008 including food baskets for families
in need, Youth Bowlers programs, The WIBC Hall of Fame and
the California BVL Fund.
Shirley is assisted by her able Secretary Marilyn Aki who
handles the secretarial and treasurer’s duties with great skill.
Marilyn is still computer shy but she is working on it says Shirley! Shirley says they have a website in the works and they are
always looking for ways to cut down on postage. She envisions
coping with growth by trying multiple squads as they do not want
to go beyond four on a lane. Negotiating with the bowling centers is sometimes iffy but they must have a contractual commitment to ensure their spot. Besides their communication team and
emailing to the 90% who have email, they accommodate their
members with an annual calendar. She proudly announced they
will have their 18th Annual tournament in April and the 11th Annual Reno tournament in September.
For all of us who have “been there” making an organization
“work” is work. Leadership is what makes an organization tick participation as bowlers and as leaders. A leader who is able to
guide her flock while allowing them to make the decisions that
affect the entire group. Shirley is a premier mover and shaker
and has used her expertise to inject enthusiasm and appeal for
aspiring members. Shirley Baker doesn’t stop at Camellia City
500 Club activities and while she pilots her organization seamlessly from one event to another she still finds time to be active
in the Grange and as a square dancer. Her vision for the Camellia
City 500 Club: Growth and enticing younger women to become
members.
February 12, 2009
PBA STARS continued from page 1
season, taking second place twice. He also has seven top 10 finishes this season.
“I didn’t realize they were actually going to add players to the
team, so to get that call was very surprising and a huge honor,”
said O’Neill, a three-time collegiate bowler of the year at Saginaw Valley State. “The group of guys that they have selected to
be on Team USA is just incredible and for them to select me to be
a part of that group feels pretty special.”
The additions of Malott and O’Neill were made by a committee comprised of representatives from the United States Bowling
Congress and the Professional Bowlers Association. The same
committee was responsible for selecting five male and five female players to join Team USA in October.
“When the selection committee made those picks, they did so
with the understanding that if other players excelled during the
first half of the PBA Tour or PBA Women’s Series season, they
would be able to make additional selections,” said David Garber,
High Performance Director for USBC. “Wes and Bill have without a doubt proven they belong on Team USA.”
Malott and O’Neill’s selections bring the total number of men
on the Team USA 2009 roster to 12. They join fellow exempt
players Walter Ray Williams Jr., Tommy Jones, Chris Barnes,
Rhino Page, Patrick Allen and Nathan Bohr along with amateurs
Cassidy Schaub, David Haynes, John Szczerbinski and Tim Pfeifer.
Six of the 12 players on the men’s team will travel to San
Juan, Puerto Rico, this September to compete in the 2009 Pan
American Bowling Confederation Championships. Six Team
USA women will also compete in the event.
For more information on the Team USA program, visit bowl.
com.
USBC Board to Start Executive Search
ARLINGTON,
Texas—
The Board of Directors of
the United States Bowling
Congress has decided to commence with a search for a permanent Executive Director for
the organization.
“The Board greatly appreciates the leadership shown by
Chief Operating Officer Kevin
Dornberger,” said USBC President Jeff Boje.
“In accordance with the
process prescribed when Kevin first took the position as interim COO, we have decided
to commence with a search
for a permanent Executive Director for USBC at this time.
Kevin will receive full consideration for this position should
he choose to be acandidate.”
The Bowling Proprietors’
Association of America Board
of Directors has also announced that it will begin a
search for an Executive Director to replace John Berglund,
who has previously announced
his pending retirement.
Additionally, the Board of
Directors of USBC and BPAA
have jointly decided to commence a search for a Director
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of Shared Services for the International Bowling Campus.
This newly created position
would report to a joint committee comprised of USBC
and BPAA representatives.
This decision came after a
task force from BPAA and the
USBC studied the structure of
each organization and made
recommendations to both
boards.
The USBC and BPAA
boards then met independently
and voted to support the concept in principle.
“Many teams within USBC
and BPAA are in the process of
working together at the International Bowling Campus currently, and this move will simply represent a more formal
unification of those teams,”
Boje said. “The Board believes
that this operating model gives
USBC and the sport of bowling the best chance to succeed
in the long run.”
Although no formal timetable has been set, a professional
search firm
will soon be engaged to
assist USBC and BPAA with
their respective searches.
ABTA League at Cal Bowl
Eddie Katz 760 - Shawn Tokudomi 595
Match Game - $68 Carry Over
LAKEWOOD—Eddie Katz led the men’s scoring 236, 265,
259/760, Allan Basto 238, 237, 242/717, Danny Tokudomi 233,
266, 210/709, Juan “Revs” Camarena 235/686, Curtis McCann
245/679, Jun Cadenas 255/669, Ken Seiple, Jr. 247/665 and Carlos Castillo 237/665.
Shawn Tokudomi led the women’s scoring 224/595, Mary
Smyth 201/574, Shirley Johnson 205/549, June Collier 201/539,
Debbie Sanders 179/525 and Pam Jones 202/519.
$5 ACROSS SIDEPOT - Game 1. Allan Basto 238/Robert Webb 238/$60 and Eddie Katz 236/$30. Game 2. Eddie
Katz 265/$60 and Jun Cardenas 255/$30. Game 3. Eddie Katz
259/$60 and Allan Basto 242/$30.
SUPER POT - Eddie Katz 259/$90 and Allan Basto
242/$40.
$1 DOUBLES - 1. Danny Tokudomi 266/Jun Cadenas
255/521 ($160). 2. Eddie Katz 265/Armando Zavala 236/501
($60).
LADIES’ SIDEPOT - Marife Catalasan 225/$30 and Pam
Jones 202/$10.
MATCH GAME - Number called was 193 and $68 will be
carried over.
50/50 WINNER - The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA
tournament was Julian “Iron Man”Conwi.
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ABTA Takes Bye This Week ABTA SCHEDULE
NEXT WEEK: Feb 21 Oak Tree Lanes
Squads are 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 Finals 5:45PM
$1,000 Min. 1st to $$2,300 1st with bonuses
Big Pots Carry over to Oak Tree Match Series is est $3,100 for only $2.00
DIAMOND BAR—The ABTA will take a bye this week and resume regular tournament action next Saturday February 21st at
Oak Tree Lanes Lanes in Diamond Bar! A complete Story and results of last weeks super event at CAL will appear in next weeks
paper.
At Oak Tree New Members are welcome up to a 209 average, and may join onsite for only $10, Men and Women qualify separately. The ABTA Guarantees a minimum of 34 semifinalists and 27 men and 7 women with one in five also being added the to the
semifinals. Super Seniors, the three highest who do not make the cut ( 2 men and 1 lady) will also be added to the semifinals.
The board will be frozen with one in five making the Semifinals plus added Super Seniors.
There are Guaranteed Pots of $75 per game at 2:30PM, and $100 at 4PM as always, the pots are only $2 per game to enter.
First Place in this 5 squad Event is guaranteed at $1,000 min. and up to $2,300 can be won 1st Place with full Bonus and Cash n
Carry options. All ABTA Semifinalists will cash and the top 16 in the semis will advance to the exciting 16 Single Elim finals which
guarantee a minimum of 3 women. Oak Tree is located at 990 Diamond Bar Blvd in Diamond Bar. Just take the 60 Freeway to Diamond Bar Blvd and go north 1 ½ Miles or take the 57 Freeway to Temple, one block east to Diamond Bar and ¼ mile south. The
Phone there is 909-860-3558. The following week we will be hosted by La Habra “300” Bowl in La Habra. See Our ad/Schedule in
this paper for more information!
Feb 21 - Oak Tree Lanes
990 Diamond Bar Blvd, Diamond Bar - (909) 860-3558
12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00PM Semis 5:45 PM
Feb 28 - La Habra “300”
370 E. Whittier Blvd La Habra - (562) 691-6721
12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:00 PM Beat the Board Finals 7:00 PM
March 7 - Cal Bowl
2500 E. Carson, Lakewood - (562) 421-8448
12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM Semis 7:30 PM
March 14 - West Covina Lanes
675 So. Glendora Ave West Covina - (626) 960-3636
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM
March 21 - Midtown Lanes
4645 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles - 323-933-7171
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:30 PM
March 28 - The Bowlium
4666 E. Holt Blvd. Montclair 909-626-3528
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:30 PM
April 4 - Cerritos Lanes
18811 Carmenita Rd. Cerritos - (562) 924-9363
12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00PM Semis 5:45 PM
April 11 - West Covina Lanes
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM
April 18 & 19 - Del Rio Lanes
7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey - (562) 927-3351
Sat: 1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 & 7:00 Sun: NOON (One Big Squad) Semis 1:30 PM
April 25 - Linbrook Bowl
201 S. Brookhurst St., Anaheim - (714) 774-2253
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30 PM Semis 7:15 PM
May 2 - Cal Bowl
2500 E. Carson, Lakewood - (562)-421-8448
12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM Semis 7:30 PM
May 9 - Bye No Bowling
Match Game Winners at CAL - Nine deserving bowlers hit the Match Game worth $2480 at CAL
Bowl. (L-R) Jeff Taino, Kris Ordonez, and Giang Hyunh. Other winners were Deb Bradley, Vuong
Do, Tony Tang, Rey Cruz, Michael Wong and Robert Webb. They got $275 each. Giang also was
drawn for the Hot Shot Pot and got a $25 consolation, he had a nice day at CAL!
(562) 868-7164
www.abta1.com
ABTA
(562) 228-3960 (Cell)
“Tournament”
990 Diamond Bar Blvd Diamond Bar
(909) 860-3558
Take 60 Freeway to Diamond Bar Blvd and go north 1 Mile
or take 57 Freeway to Temple east 1 block to Diamond Bar Bl right ¼ mile
$1,000 min 1st
4 Squad
$2,300 1st w/Bonuses
Early Event / check in early
Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30 &4:00 PM Semis Follow 5:45 PM
Entry Fees $53-$50- $45
Reduced Entry Fees $35-$33
Brackets--Match Game--Match Series—3-6-9-- Doubles--Side Pots—Horses
Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA
Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors
Men & Women Qualify Separately
$3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of Entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min.
1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the
exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed
Feb/ Side Pots $2.00 per game
Match Series is Est
Guaranteed $50 at 2:30 & $100
Handicap Frozen for next week
1020 So. Baldwin Ave., Arcadia - (626) 445-3160
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM
May 21-22-23 “Memorial SPECIAL”
$3,500 1st Min. up to $7,500 1st with Bonuses
Feb. 21 I-Day Event
Oak Tree Lanes
May 16 - Bowling Square Lanes
4:00 PM Per game
$3,100 at Oak Tree
Match Game Est $1,200 3-6-9 is $1,800
West Covina Lanes
3 Days of Qualifying - Thursday 9:20PM (One Squad Only) Friday 7:00-8:30 & 10:00 PM
Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00PM Re-Entry at 6:00PM Finals 8:00PM
May 30 - Mission Hills Bowl
10340 Sepulveda, Mission Hills - (818) 361-1221
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM
June 6 - Bowling Square Lanes
1020 So. Baldwin Ave., Arcadia - (626) 445-3160
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM
June 13 - TBA
June 20 - 21 - Keystone Lanes
11459 E. Imperial Hwy, Norwalk - 562-868-3261
Sat. 12:00-1:30-3:00 & 4:45 PM 1 in 4 ½ to board
Sunday One Big Squad 10:15 AM Semis 11:45 AM
June 27 - The Bowlium
4666 E. Holt Blvd. Montclair 909-626-3528
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:15 PM
HANDICAP IS FROZEN FOR LAS VEGAS
July 2-3-4-5 Las Vegas (OPEN) South Point
$ 7,500 min 1st $11,500 1st with Bonuses
Thur/Fri/ Sat/Sun Each Day Separate Qualifyng
Room rates Fri/Sat $80 + tax Other Nights only $45 + tax
Reserve Early
UPDATE! Returning to Del Rosa Lanes /San Bernardino
July 25 One Day Will appear on next mailer!!
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BOWLING NEWS
February 12, 2009
Rick Stadnick Wins First ABT
Championship at Westminster Lanes
WESTMINSTER—Rick Stadnick won his first Amateur
Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Westminster Lanes on
Saturday, February 7, 2009 during our 3-game Beat-the-Board
tournament. Rick bowled in our 12Noon squad and shot games
of 278, 230 and 242 with handicap for a series total of 750 and
the $600 1st place prize. Ray Grabinski came in second shooting a 724 with handicap and received a check for $300. Victor
Cruz came in third shooting a 720 and received $175. Low to
cash was +83.
Our newest champion, Rick Stadnick is a lifetime ABT member. He is married to Nancy and they have two children, Kristen,
24, and Andrew, 21. Rick has been bowling for about 31 years
and does his league bowling at Yorba Linda Bowl in the ABT
league. Rick has a 298 game and 715 series to his credit. He
was using a Storm Agent drilled by John Daleiden for the win
this weekend. Rick wanted to thank Nancy, Kristen and Andrew
for their love and support. Rick also wanted to thank Virginia
Norton, John Daleiden and Mike Malinick for helping him with
his game. Rick also wanted to thank his bowling team mates,
John, Mike and Sandra “Ray” Norby for their support and encouragement. He wanted to thank Westminster Lanes for hosting
the tournament and the ABT Directors and Staff for running an
outstanding tournament.
Jim Ellis was the winner of the Senior Sweeper with a 704.
Jim Ellis was also the winner of the 2-Game Sweeper with a
494.
The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our
final squad. Game #1 was the game drawn. The first chance
score of 274 (good for $400) was drawn; the second chance score
(good for $200) was 246; third chance score (good for $100)
was 120 and 284 was the fourth chance (good for a free entry).
Troy Sucatre was the winner of the second chance and received
a check for $200. The Mystery Pot is available to all members
and costs only $5.
The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Westminster Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be February 14, 2009 at
Cal Bowl. Squad times are 1, 2:30, 4 and 5:30PM. The address
for Cal Bowl is 2500 E. Carson Street in the city of Lakewood.
Their phone number is 562.421.8448. First place with 100 entries and full progressive will be $2000. THE FIRST ENTRY IS
$55 AND $45 FOR ALL RE-ENTRIES.
The ABT Spring Nationals are fast approaching. The tournament is scheduled for March 31-April 5, 2009 at Sam’s Town in
Las Vegas. First place in the Classic Division (189 and under)
is $53,675. First place in the Master’s Division (190 to 225) is
$25,000. A bowler must have bowled 10 squads in their home
division between April 2008 to March 2009 to be eligible. You
must pre-register for this tournament. Entry forms are available
at all tournament sites. Several squads are already sold out and
other squads are on standby. Don’t be shut out! Get your entries
in and your room reserved at Sam’s Town soon.
SCHEDULE CHANGE: THE TOURNAMENTS SCHEDULED FOR FEB. 21 AT THE CONCOURSE AND FEB. 22 AT
AMF CARTER LANES HAVE BEEN CANCELLED.
We hope to see you Saturday at Cal Bowl!
February 12, 2009
NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS
DEAF PRO FRANK GALLO NOT DOING WELL IN
DENNY’S DICK WEBER OPEN
FOUNTAIN VALLEY...The deaf PBA member Frank Gallo,
Jr. flew down from his home in North Carolina to participate
in Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour Denny’s Dick Weber Open.
A group of deaf fans including former PBA member and 1986
ABC Star of Tomorrow Mark Fisser and newest PBA member
Jim Theyken followed Gallo, Jr. on his Wednesday two rounds
which he did not do very well.
On Thursday Ed Abakumoff and Robert Ellison were there to
watch Gallo Jr. finish in 93rd place out of nearly 160 entrants. At
lunchtime Abakumoff and Gallo, Jr. sat with and conversed with
the legendary bowling coach John Jowdy who knew the other
deaf pro Pete Kaczmarczyk of Detroit.
On Friday evening Abakumoff and Ellison were there watching Norm Duke taking over top seed from Pete Weber. Abakumoff said Ellison was wearing a jacket with Australia logo on it,
which caught the eye of the international two handed star bowler
from Australia Jason Belmonte who participated and cashed in
this tournament. Belmonte thought Ellison was from his country
but Ellison told him that he bought it while he was bowling for
Deaf Team USA in the Deaflympics at Melbourne in 2005.
Belmonte asked Ellison if he knew the deaf Australian bowler
David Howard. Ellison replied yes and that Howard bowled the
first ever 300 game in the 2001 Deaflympics in Italy. To which
Belmonte said Howard bowls in his league at Melbourne. That
is interesting.
Gallo, Jr. stayed at my home on Thursday and Friday and left
for Las Vegas Saturday morning for the USBC Masters which is
being held on brand new lanes installed at Cashman Convention
Center in Las Vegas from Tuesday to Sunday. After Sunday the
60 lanes will be for the USBC Team, Doubles and Singles Championship tournament that runs from February to July with more
than 17,200 teams. Mark Fisser who had participated in many
ABC/USBC Masters will also bowl in the Masters.
While Gallo, Jr. was my guest, we visited and watched Ken
DeGroff bowl in the Mission Majors at Mission Hills Bowl.
Gallo, Jr was surprised to see several bowlers who bowled in
the Weber Open also bowl in this league. DeGroff’s first place
team was against the USBC Hall of Famer Robin Romeo’s team.
DeGroff shot 750 (255-229-266) and Robin was best on her team
with 705 in this tough league, which has a $12,000 300 pool and
$6,000 800 pool. Any bowler in this league who bowls a 300 or
a 800 shares in these pools with his or her team. So far there are
10 300s and six 800 bowled already.
No wonder, Gallo, Jr was itching to try the Mission Hills
lanes and asked DeGroff for a friendly match game challenge
on Friday morning. DeGroff accepted and they bowled 6 games
with DeGroff winning 4 games to Gallo, Jr’s two, averaging in
all duce’s 230 plus to Gallo, Jr’s 217. Gallo, Jr. had the high
game 268 and DeGroff’s was 244.
FLASH NEWS, BARRETT LEE SHOT 822 IN RED
ROCK LEAGUE
LAS VEGAS—I got this from Carl Malucci saying that Barrett Lee was taking over the center stage in the Wednesday night
Mountain Siders League at Red Rock Lanes for this time as Malucci himself rolled just a 719. Lee was at his best time, rolled
games of 288-244-290 for his career first 800, a 822.
Lee who last year rolled his first career 300, had a previous
high of 790. In his 288, Lee had 10 straight strikes and lost a 300
and he had one open in his 244. He spared in first frame of his
290 and punched out 11 in row. Too bad his wife, Melchora had
her worst night with a 492, Joey Harris a 625 and Malucci himself a 719, their Team Nation hit games of 906-859-893 for 2658
for the night. Congratulations goes to Barrett Lee for his honor
score of 822 and 11 in row 290.
SN-CDBA DREWS 26 TEAMS AND 71 FOR DEAF
ELIMINATIONS AT SUNSET STATION
HENDERSON...So. Nev-Calif. Deaf Bowling Association
drew 26 teams, 51 doubles, 102 singles and 71 for the prestigious
Deaf Eliminations for its 25th anniversary tournament at Sunset
Station Lanes in Henderson near Las Vegas this weekend. All
eyes will be on Carl Malucci’s Team Nation who is racking up
high scores but this is a handicap tournament and some teams are
carrying hefty handicaps.
Stan Booth the secretary treasurer says there will be the bowlers meeting on Friday night and the tournament starts with doubles and singles on Saturday morning and the Deaf Eliminations
qualifying round in the afternoon. The team event commences
on Sunday morning with the Eliminations mach plays in the afternoon. All awards will be given out at the end of the Eliminations and also the 25th anniversary cake will be eaten after the
awards.
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February 12, 2009
DOnKEE TOUR
TELEPHONE: 310-938-8090
FAX: 562-291-0256
WWW.DOnKEETOUR.COM
FEBRUaRY 15,2009
CaRTER BOWl
(714)526-7725
1501 S LEMON ST
FULLERTON, CA
SUN SQUAD TIMES: 10:00AM-11:30AM-1:00PM-2:30PM
BEAT THE BOARD
1st PL $1,000. 2nd PL $ 500.
POSSIBLE $1600.00 WITH DONKEE SHIRT AND JACK ACE BASED ON 100 ENTRIES
MYSTERY GAME - $ 250
MYSTERY SERIES - $ 150
SIDE POTS – BRACKETS – LOTS OF FUN
Feb. 22-2009 - bye
Mar 1-2009 – Bye
Mar.8th 2009 – Del Rio Lanes (562) 927-3351 7502 Florence Ave Downey, CA
Squad Times 10:00 am – 11:30 am – 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm Beat the board
Mar.15th, 2009 – BYE
Mar 29th, 2009 Keystone Lanes – (562)868-3261 11459 Imperial Hwy, Downey
Squad Times – 11:00am, 12:30am, 2:00pm, 3:30pm, Beat the Board
Prize Funds based on Entries
KEYSTONE LANES
11459 E. Imperial Hwy, Norwalk
562-868-3261
Steve Hood Wins His First Donkee
Tour at Pacific Cal Bowl
LAKEWOOD—Congratulations to our champion this weekend Mr. Steve Hood, Steve was Mr. Consistency on his way to a
804 first place win.
Steve sports high of 300 and a high series of 838. He has been
bowling for 23 years and was throwing a Brunswick Quantum
drilled by Tony over at Gardena Bowl. Steve who has worked
for Fed Ex for ten years is married to his lovely wife Roshann
and has two children, Ciera and Ashley. Steve would like to
thank Roger Wrase and the Donkee Tour.
Don’t forget we still payout 1 in 4 places. The more that bowl
the higher the pay out and places.
Our Mystery game and series were a carry over. (214game
and 608 series). Game will be worth $250 and series $150 at
Carter Bowl February 15th. See WWW.DONKEETOUR.COM
for future scheduling.
Cut Score +115 Men +38Women
Sidepots: 11:30AM –Jeff Juckett 1. James Talley and Johnna
White 2.Brandon White ($18 each) 1:00 PM – Steve Hood,1, 2 &
3 ($24 each). 2:30 PM – Adam Drozdz 1,Jeremy Paulson 2&3
($30 each).
Tournament Recap
Place Name
Score
Amount
1.
Steve Hood
804
$ 350.00
2.
Jeremy Paulson 785
$ 175.00
3.
George Parker 769
½ entry $ 60.00
4.
Ed Palma802
735
$ 90.00
5.
Adam Drozdz
726
$ 80.00
6.
Bud Zagorski
715
$ 70.00
7.
Tifany Morita
638
$ 60.00
Donkee Tournament at Cal Bowl, Steven Hood First Place
February 12, 2009
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — Happy Valentine’s Day to all our bowlers
here at Cal Bowl. If your special person likes to bowl or for
that matter, your whole family, why not come to Cal Bowl
and celebrate the special day together.
Congratulations to Will Kilbow, winner of our 6-Game
No-Tap held last Saturday here at Cal Bowl. Will took home
$208 for first place with a score of 1520. Emmerson Wafer
won $100 for his 1426. Our thanks to all the bowlers who
participated in this tournament.
Here are the scores...
YOUNG AT HEART
Mary Spencer 154-130-130/414, Albert Stephens 144109-122/315, Rose Belton 135-165-125/425, Gene Skulick
135-147-185/497, Gene Hammons 168-128-158/454, Al
Williams 201-209-205/615, Jim Plante 195-176-195/566, Ed
Brown 158-146-179/483, Marci Hansen 117-135-107/359,
John Brider 159-173-164/496, James Johnson Jr. 196197-204/597, Tom Pettway 166-171-234/571, Willie Creer
141-167-151/459, Ellis Houston 187-218-164/569, Tua Sula
168-165-139/472, Wayne Moon 173-205-191/569, Fale
Sula 157-202-157/516, Leroy Canaday 158-125-131/414,
Art Nelson 303, Albert Burnett Sr. 173-196-134/503, Audrey
Johnson 103-130-108/341, Ed Johnson 160-169-149/478,
Willie Young 219-180-168/569, Eva Hammons 98-9988/285, Jessie Lane 123-138-143/406, James Kennard
169-187-145/501, Almyra Perrizo 139-159-170/468, Glenn
Wright 116-147-111/374, Vern Willey 168-160-126/454, Ed
Hansen 190-214-184/588, Don Jackson 95-140-87/322,
Josh Hudson 189-200-182/571, Sabra Couch 107-11482/303, Loretta Ringor 187-158-127/442, Joe Brown 161152-152/465.
RECYCLED TEENS
Ben Jones Sr. 253-227/666, Norma Myers 201/509,
Walter Millsap 557, Ning Barcelona 545, Rinze Barcelona
525, Tom Spencer 516, Art Diemert 578, Dominic Antonio
528, Doug Johnson 214-244/654, Jim Burke 500, Ken
Seiple Sr. 573, Emil Thompson 234/536, Ed Brown 599,
Don Keith 506, Wendell Ledbetter 501, Ray Clay 212/500,
Adele Santos 216/550, Harold Runyon 535, Al Winston 506,
John Mathews 545.
CAL BOWLEROS
Charlene Peterson 223/579, Leona Belletti 217/548, Betty
Phillips 224/546, Mary Smyth 221/545, Karen Witt 529,
Margo McClain 521, Jenna Schaefer 517, Dee Phipps 512,
Pat Bates 510, Kathy Eaton 501, Joan Smith 500, Marie
Collier 200.
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE
Bob Brockman 217-180-241/638, Alex Cheesman Sr.
201-213-188/602, Robert Groth 215-256-178/649, James
Kinkade 233-181-210/624, Matt Mosley 225-189-245/659,
Will Nichols 213-181-213/607, Don Ott 202-186-233/621,
Brandan Owens 164-258-269/691, Steve Schmidt 203247-266/716, Albert Viernes 180-170-300/650, Mikie Villarreal 266-170-263/699, Jay Wilson 180-210-216/606, Corey
Bodnar 224, Clyde Lumpford 213-216, Greg Mosley 204,
Reggie Oglesby 202, Tony Ortiz 207, Shirley Owens 202200, Jim Padgett 213, Tommy Stockberger 235, David Wall
221-206, Mike Whalen 202, Jerry Williams 201.
SENIOR MENS TRIO
Clark VandenBerg 213-222-206/641, Rudy Munzon
220-226-223/669, Dion Morris Sr. 254-214-199/667,
Charles Gleason 243-201-213/657, Benjie Calinawan
216-213-189/618, Mauro Pendilla 191-224-221/636, Rich
Kelly 224-182-204/610, Vince Cervantes 211-192-203/606,
Walter Millsap 245-180-179/604, Jorge Fernandez 234-193192/619, Jim Plante 205-211-255/671, Joe Erwin 199-226189/614, Pat Kinard 249-192-173/614, Les Breazeale 268242-235/745, B.J. Theiss 212-211-211/634, Cecil Knighton
278-164-226/668, Ben Jones Sr. 205-233-174/612, Sonny
Dew 223-216-169/608, Jimmy Hamilton 216-222-169/608,
Rick Hunter 233-188-193/614, Fred Faniel 231-226-197/654,
Billy Cowens 213-207-236/656, Al Ortiz 206, Archie Stull
207, Al Cowens 203-210, Roosevelt Lewis 202, Paul Peete
223, Grover Dye 214, John Dunn 223, Geno Shaw 201,
Don Wade 223, Chuck Patterson 203, Ernest Jackson 213,
Jerry Hayes 201, Rick Llaneta 204-214, Ed Cabs 200, Mel
Lebeauf 244, Fala Sula 263, Earl Hullett 209, Henry Hom
202, Don Boaz 214, Josh Hudson 211, Charles Veals 202,
Andrey Gibson 216, Dominic Saraceno 202, Art Diemert 205,
Ken Holiday 202-223, Ivory Herd 209, Boylee Inocente 203,
Phil Guliford 249, Larry Neri 202, Rollie DeGuzman 207, Abe
Villania 201, Wayne Moon 237, Ed Brown 203, Bobby Collins
202, Billy Williams 226, Pre Collier 203, Jim Burke 202.
BIG BEAR
Eric Morris 233-276-245/754, Eric Snow 248-268-238/754,
Gabriel Martinez 234-224-239/697, Tommy Thompson
257-195-244/696, Mikey Villarreal 234-243-2167-201/646,
Donald Franklin 189-234-217/640, Jimmy Hamilton 242-213183/638, Sonny Dew 177-200-255/632, David Patterson
185-236-209/630, Kevin McNeal 182-233-213/628, Sid Nakagawa 180-222-225/627, Andrew Moran 210-186-230/626,
Jason Van Winkle 191-194-234/619, Marty Neff 184-189245/618, Benji Calinawan 171-215-229/615, Curt Soares
198-200-215/613, Andy Torres 204-215-191/610, Jamie
Harris 212-188-207/607, Short Falls 169-210-223/602, Rudy
Directo 213-205-183/601, Gregg Aldapa 182-194-229/605,
Evette Franklin 180-222-211/613, Allison Sutton 204-204200/608, Barbara Snow 177-216-185/578, Rita Soares 161213-199/573, Diane Robles 192-195-181/568, Dawn Langer
164-190-189/543, Peggie Nakagawa 162-185-184/531,
Michelle Criswell 179-181-169/529, Betty McDiarmid 165180-178/523, Dee Phipps 127-188-192/507, Millie Buckles
166-156-183/505.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS
Paul Morrison 222/527 Walter Millsap 505, Margo McClain 232-237-215/684, Ron McClain 203-211/576, Chuck
Patterson 236/600, Ralph Wingert 249/657, Dominic An-
BOWLING NEWS
Canoga
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WINNETKA — Valentine’s Day is around the corner and
if you haven’t made plans for that special person, you can
take him/her bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl. Call ahead
for available open play hours. Our weekly report is here...
Viva Las Vegas: Jared Goldschen 279/785, Daniel
Clebanoff 278/746, Stephen Mendez 288/731, Curtis
Litzenberger 238/669, Ivan Clarke 634, Kathy Litzenberger
191/543, Debby Koeller 470, Mike Wilson 243.
Monday Nite Live: Danny Martinez 232/602, Bob Heyd
220/600, Lucy Tralla 551, Florence Wroble 204, Carol
Casuga 507, Sharon Weger 499, Dave Cook 222, Dick
Schryver 212, Dan Onestinghel 205.
Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 234/610,
Wayne Coffman 210/600, Nick Santoro 214/594, Lourdes
Dela Cuesta 171/468, Bob Pfleger 254, Robert Iblings
201.
River Maniacs: Barry Simon 711, Robert Joseph 701,
Bill Williams 696, Sobeck Banuelos 693, John Nelson 669,
Monise Kelly 257/597, Marsha Williams 530, Robbie Weinsziehr 519, Mario Jordan 265, Bob Englehart 258, Donald
Gossett 258, Robert Galbraith 258, Ted Weinsziehr 258.
Comedians: Congratulations to Jesse Chastian on his
“300” game and 742 series. Larry Lansing 689, Daniel
Stipkovich 687, Scott Crawford 671, Ray Stoy 257/660,
Mary Becker 235/578, Jan Sandman 214/564, Carol Asher
206/536, Ellen Eckard 507, Jennifer Pyka 503, Ruben
Sarkissian 258, Sam Mannino 246, Justin Archer 245.
Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Nascar Doubles (4-games):
James Smith Jr. 257/869, Allan Nathan 226/830, Daniel
Williams 233/811, Chuck Potter 220/811, Marsha Williams
221/684, Mary Lauer 619, Sean Tonyan 201.
Early Birds: Jay Shaffer 258/673, Orville Dopps 602, Kimberly Lane 215/600, Patti McVicker 521, Shirley Needham
505, James White 247, Mike Johnson 232, Neal Veis 225,
Wade Bennett 215, Susie Needham 205.
Copper Bucket: Tom Tucker 247/658, Mark Woslum
223/596, Karen Vance 208/534, Katherine M. 512, Becky
Ruiz 191/490, John Porras 220, Don Ruiz 208, Pete Spain
207.
500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 216/611, Pauline Aldrich
579, Petra Kaun 571, Cindy Dominguez 211/570, Kathy
Iwakiri 202/554, Georgia Garey 211, Carol Casuga 207,
Marian McWilliams 202.
The Classics: Bert Rubens 222/610, Louis Enriquez
211/609, Michael Witt 204/581, Rean Luttrell 216/589,
Pam Blake 235/582, Cindy Gonek 229/562, Mike Gilbreath
201.
B’nai Brith Classic: Roman Agiert 253/672, Jay Davies 257/661, Steve Horenstein 248/620, George Lippert
247/605, Jay Rosen 256/601.
Thursday Pick-A-Ball Nascar Doubles (4-games): Bill
Williams 245/828, Daniel Williams 254/821, Patricia Gross
171/637, Jesse Veen 201.
Vegas 4 Fun: Forrest Fountain 233/627, Roger Budlong
218/625, Robert Spengeman 210/617, Pam Fountain
192/539, Jun Tumacay 234, Joe Schick 230.
Party Animals: Ruben Sarkissian 247/718, Kenny
Schimpf Jr. 674, Joe Rivas 258/665, Jude Niles 651, Ronald Martinek 238/650, Elizabeth Fonvergne 231/633, Erica
Pollack 220/614, Melody Ritchie 215/604, Jennifer Rivas
211/589, Karen Hopper 530, Michael Pollack 258, Dan
Onestinghel 234.
SFVCC Nikkei: Russ Yamaguchi 267/673, Stephen Sasaki 230/615, Art Wake 603, Noriko Fukunaga 227/629, Pei
Eto 226/581, Tami Shiotani 508, John Kobayashi 233, Shoji
Takeshima 232, Yoshi Kawamura 227. Enjoy your 4-day
weekend. Drive carefully during this wet weather.
tonio 235-267-249/751, Boylee Inocente 210/647, Benjjie
Calinawan 221-219-207/647, Wayne Moon 211/578, Chuck
Swanson 511, Pat Kinard 223-225-257/705, Mary Kinard
202/505, Doug Johnson 246-203/608, Don Keith 207/517,
Ed Hansen 206/616, Jim Chandler 503, Dennis Galgana
538, Billy Williams 202/526, John Mathews 222/596, Bob
Stickney 213/589, Roycie Murren 506, Stanley Murren 225210/615, B.J. Theiss 202-243/644, Bill Charles 516, Walter
Gist 516, Donald Jones 215/567, Larry Cosgrove 555, Jim
Plante 245-216-235/696, Bob Van Horn 530, John Welty
592, Fale Sula 223/519, LaMart Jenkins 560.
ELKS & FRIENDS
Stacy Kelly 257-211/638, Gary Kelly 212, Connie Carter
160, Rip Van Winkle 192, Joanne Johnson 148, Greg Kelly
233-209/640, B.J. 203-237/617, Stephanie Faller 201, Don
Lewis 214-267-233/714, Anthony (Tony) White 205.
JUNIORS
Bobcats
Semaj Lewis 175, Kevin Labbate 151, Carlos Ochoa 122129-128/379, Lorenzo Viala 124, Patrick Wheat 99.
Classified
Ronnel Smith 198-159, Nolan Smirh 245-256/697, Christopher Johnson 134-162, Julian Hidalgo 146, Brandon Callanta 161, Myles Rascon-Lahr 223-217/622, Daniel Brown
235, Serina Chhoeun 191, Johnson Mao 205, Raymon
Carter 213-231, Ronald Lewis 224, Henry Paredes 211.
ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
Alec Aldapa 211, Eric Brown Jr. 129-151, Albert Crockett
Jr. 219-209/615, Marcus Quiller 223, Raymon Carter 257,
Ryan Onorati 139-130, Jade London 206, Christopher
Johnson 163, Adriana Russom 150.
Adults
Daveon Nix 233-204/601, Louis Whitlock II 257, Albert
Crockett 216-234/623, Matt Mosley 215, Paul Mehl Jr. 215,
Chris Porter 227-203/612, Billy Foster 208, Joyce Allen 178,
Eldie Abutan 188.
when you have time to spare
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STUDIO CITY
818-769-7600 or 877-2380
by NICE and SWEET
STUDIO CITY — We are all awaiting this weekend’s Oscar
awards. Whether you are a fan of Slumdog Millionaire or like
the anti-aging Benjamin Button, we here at Pinz are rooting
for you. Why can’t one of you make a new bowling movie,
you Hollywood people. Think of all the great, award-winning
stories that take place daily at Pinz. We make our own best
picture with each happy bowler’s face.
PINZ ADULTS
You may have Departed from your usual scores and
showed that in bowling there is No Country for Old Men. We
all have heard that Crash of pins as you Million Dollar Babies
have bowled strikes this week. Don’t let this description get
you Lost In Translation, just look at their scores:
Tavern Guild: Mark Peavey 290/723, Tony Annibale
234/649, Rick Kondo 620, Ed Dusseau 226/612, Tom Whitaker 220/606, Isabelle Vincent 223, John Leivas 220.
44 Blue: Mike Hale 171/447, Sam Park 427.
Twilighters: Michael Lee 268/723, Ron Koblin 267/ 690,
Laurie Faso 265/679, Dane Price 144/644, Jim Moore 630,
Michael Holt 236.
Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 237/673, Ross Goldman 259/670, Jon Schell 664, Tambri Huckman 228, Jon
Schell 225, Tony Ferrari 215.
Funseekers: Jay Fletcher 257/705, Dave Dittlinger
279/700, Mike Fort 666, Marvin Nance 247/649, Isabelle
Vincent 646, Eddie Barnes 258, Keane Murakami 248.
S.C.B.L.: Neil Inman 279/692, Steve Clark 255/669,
Michael Gehrke 234/654, Tony Laanan 243/652, Keane
Murakami 649, Larry Day 232.
Rock-N-Bowlers: David Phillips 520, Ian Schwartz
195.
PINZ JUNIORS
The state tournament is only a few weeks away, so you
all need to be Gladiators when you have Titanic scores at
the competition. You will be Unforgiven if you at least don’t
try to compete like Rocky did. We are expecting great things
and saw some this past week:
Adult-Junior: Treven Goldsmith 225/623, Damon Taylor
224/621, Max Korn 218/619, Ethan Bensinger 216/571, Tyler
Bensinger 189/487.
Senior Scratch: Treven Goldsmith 267/897, Scott Englehart 236/868, Nikolai Berk 231/799, Natalie Kato 246/798,
Max Korn 751, Ethan Bensinger 213.
Senior Galaxies: Daniel Cohen 174/475, Wendy Rowlett
179/463, Stirling McCulloch 152/432, Mario Vargas 121/345,
Jessica Taylor 135/330.
Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 156/406, Nicholas Martinez
85/186.
Pee Wee Bumpers: Samantha Vargas 106/195, Andrew Parker 101/186, Kayla Arriaga 94/170, Oran Peretz
80/151.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
Daytime bowlers have seen their share of films, but it’s
The Sound of Music when the ball creates a perfect strike.
From Here to Eternity you guys have the scores to show that
this is The Best Years of Our Lives. We have many Terms
of Endearment for how great you bowl, but the best is the
way your scores have us feeling that we are Gone With the
Wind. Be our guest and enjoy these scores:
Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 221/534, Nelson Hicks
509, Ruth Swick 153/424, Yolanda Dragotta 388, Jack
Burkenheim 209, Cynthia Burkenheim 156.
Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 178/520, Lois Altman
194/496, Myrna Schiffman 179/474, Gerry Jarvis 165/437,
Marion Weiss 180/429.
Coffee and Donuts: Arleen Wiener 207/599, Elayne Klein
199/548, Donna Hickox 196/488, Sharon Lawrence 171/480,
Karen Wolkoff 472, Lana Tuller 185.
Joslyn Seniors: Jim Mohr 217/547, Lee Waldorf 188/494,
Betty Dushkin 170/476, Teri Bonato 169/448.
Senior Social: Nelson Hicks 187/537, Charlene Gaffney
179/516, Art Michener 179/503, Allan Lotta 194/476, Joel
Margolis 456, Michael Gralla 185.
Bowler of the Week: We had a lot of options this week
for Bowler of the Week; Rebecca, Mrs. Miniver, Marty, Gigi,
Tom Jones, and Annie Hall. They all had fantastic scores but
only one stands out: Mark Peavey. He bowled a 290 during
Tavern Guild, that’s show business kid. Thanks for bowling
great and having a huge smile.
Niceness Quote of the Week: “The fundamental things
apply, as time goes by.” Casablanca (1943) - Sam (Dooley
Wilson) - This applies to bowling as well.
Canoga Park Srs.
WINNETKA — I hope everyone
is keeping dry while we continue
to have rain and very cold temperatures.
Time to check those high senior
scores at Canoga Park Bowl.
49’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn
Scherzberg 2689/745, Richard
Greenzweight 248/670, Dave Folck
588, Pete Ramirez 223/584, George
Schneider 234/582, Bob Husby
581, Mary Lauer 190/552, Bev
Zietz 199/546, Helen Layfield
198/497, Arlene Bonino 493, Dale
Rubin 226, Bill Robb 219, Carole
Peire 184.
Funtimers: Steven Herndon
264/663, Pete Ramirez 234/654,
Carolyn Scherzberg 247/654, Al
Reiswig 244/628, Rick Dobris
234/26, Dave Folck 234/624, Karen
McDonald 194/548, Marcia Votava
196/539, Delia Lowe 200/534,
Candy Adams 197/527.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Richard
Greenzweight 243/697, Larry
George (LH) 656, Edwin Narte
626, Tom Roberts 241/624, Mel
Mathews 619, Carolyn Scherzberg
224/570, Lucy Tralla 540, Patricia
Carpenter 532, Bev Zietz 504, Edie
Goldberg 190/503, Mary Lauer 205,
Sylvia Kesilis 201, Arlene Bonino
195, Shirl Radamaker 190, Bob
Husby 242, Len Haydock 230,
Jose Blanco 234.
TGIF Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 295/707, Steven Herndon
237/648, Dave Yahn 247/582,
Dave Folck 215/579, Don Segien
235/561, Errol Gillis 555, Ellie Alliston 204/508, Lily Gillis 132/384,
Maria Crocco 160/375, Barbara
Berlin 351, Keith Hazard 232, Harriet Faith 135.
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
Canoga Park Jrs.
WINNETKA — The junior scores are in
here at Canoga Park Bowl, but before we
get to them, we’d like to wish everyone a
Happy Valentine’s Day.
Bumper Thumpers: Stevan Martinez
113/198, Aiden Marks 93/184, Phillip
Kaufman 98/1656, Lance Paulino 81/138,
Devyn Thompson 65/128, Jezzabel
Chavez 95/182.
Junior PBA Experience Singles: Brandon
Bradley 165/422.
Junior Royals: Nick Minot 205/556,
Keith Nelson 207/551, Stacy Sheeran
172/492, David Sheeran 187/486, Enrique
Gallardo 161/426, John Nelson 394, Julia
Frias 169/428, Alina Medina 131/369, Rachel Steinberg 122/315, Analynne Wallace
107/270, Justin Pluchino 146.
A school holiday for Presidents Day, so
take it easy and have fun.
Page 10
BOWLING NEWS
February 12, 2009
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February 12, 2009
BOWLING NEWS
SLAC Youth Travel
by Otha Stubblefield
DOWNEY—I love coming to Del Rio. The pizza is great,
and so are the scores. Well, the pizza is certainly great, but we
did have a few good scores.
Jeremy Glover jumped back on the 900 train with a 960 from
games of 240, 245, 266 and 209. Keyon couldn’t make it this
week, but sent alumni bowler Will Jackson to fill in for him.
After some grunting and wheezing, Will managed a respectable
781 with a 214 high game! They’ll be talking about that at the
barbershop for years to come!
Those scores combine for this week’s team high series of
1741 and 454 high game.
Team 1 (Justin/Teddie), however, takes the weekly team high
game honor with a 422. Back to the individual scores, the powerhouse John Mc Cullin took second at 857, breaking pins with
225, 223 and 244 games.
Brent Shern overcame a headachy 160 to shoot 217, 231 and
210 for 818. Justin Gadaire just misses 800 with 212, 197, 203
and 187 for 799. Coming in fifth is Brandon Pekins who couldn’t
get over 200 (twice) for 772.
The other members of the 200 club were Teddie Carter at 219
and Austin Gadaire at 205. This week’s shoutout goes to everyone who made the cut at JAT Farm Club and JAT – Jeremy,
Brent, John, Josh (Chick-Fil-A gave you a day off?), Brandon,
Lawrence (1st-time), Justin, Steven and I won’t forget James.
To those that didn’t make the cut, just remember that there are
other tournaments. Everyone who comes to bowl wants to win,
but only one of you can.
If you don’t make it this time, try again the next time; but
make sure you don’t do anything that will prevent you from
HAVING a next time. Speaking of next time, we’ll be at El Dorado where the crashing of pins will drown out the takeoffs and
landings of nearby airplanes. See you on Saturday.
Keystone Juniors
by Michelle Lawson
NORWALK—Hello from Keystone Lanes. We had another
great week of bowling. Alot of firsts happened today.
Like in our Fabulous BUMPERS: Angel Cordero who has
been on a roll lately 4 weeks straight she has been in the paper
and this week she got her first strike. with a avg of 66 she bowled
a 74-81. Kevin estrada 75 avg bowled 75-102, Janiya Nichols 71
avg bowled 73-79, Good job Bumpers.
In the PREPS: We had Elias Corre 64 avg bowled 72-64-73,
Sydney Haynes 58 avg bowled 85-68-98, Joshua Prickett 106
avg bowled 115-106-106, Daniella Aquinada 78 avg bowled 8887-105, Eduardo Ballester 52 avg bowled 66-78-83, Cely Anaya
90 avg bowled 116-106-96, We had good games turned in from
Rebecca Williams 122, Eric Thompson 138-132, Damian Perez,
157 Good job Preps.
In the MINORS: We have Sarah Schneider 128 avg, bowled
140-130-190 Keep it up Sarah!!! Steven Sanchez 115 avg bowled
119-124-116, Jonathan Garcia 109 avg bowled 152-118-155
Good games were turned in from Marissa Cross 143, Matthew
Estrada 173, Anna Ramirez 158-150.
I think the game of the week goes to Chris Minard. with a 149
avg bowled a 254. Thats over 100 pins over his average. Not too
many people can say they have done that. way to go Chris.
In the MAJORS: We have Jerome Hayes 166 avg bowled
170-209-214, Birthday Boy Jonathan Huff bowled 231-238,
Emilo Cruz bowled 224, David Sanchez also bowled a 224.Good
job to all our Jrs.
Juniors Shine At Linbrook Bowl
by Stacy Rider
ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew
Stewart slammed the pins for 224-225 fora nice 612 series.
Super sub, Matt Nickeson was dialed in with games of 212202. For the gals, Jessica Quental swished a 200 game.
Adam Hess, 113 average, hit 149; Kelsey Myers, 110 average, mixed the pins for 156; Chris M. Rinner, 107 average,
rallied to 124; Christopher De Fazio, 145 average, downed
169; Morgan Gober, 110 average, gobbled 137 and Laura
Robbins, 110 average, rolled 136.
In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, John Conway
crushed the pins for 264-211-225 for super 700 series. Roger
Vasquez wasn’t far behind with terrific games of 245-236
for a 680 series. E.J. Rogers ripped 232-257 for 645, For
the Juniors, Aaron Wilson wheeled 225/611. Abbott Hatch
hammered 204-205, Chris Conway clipped 204 and Jimmy
Vasquez scored 203. Andrew Newburn aced 238, Keith
White whistled to 213, Dan Jordan slammed 211 and Darrell
Wilson dazzled 205.
In the Bumper Busters, Nicholas Hank rolled the high
game of the day, bowling consistent games of 106-105112. Jennifer Lewis led the girls with 110-91. Other great
scores were rolled by Taylor Pac 79-108, Daniel Gutierrez
77-80-106, April McLeod 92-103, Ryan Gallant 84-103-71,
Kellen Hicks 74-98, Jr. Lauro 78-79-95, Andrew Gutierrez
62-92-70, R.J. Davis 90-75-91, Cameron Jonas 89-90 and
Khamron Gardner 68-80.
In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart sizzled
the pins for 257-222. For the gals, Jessica Quental smacked
209 and Valerie Matsumoto hammered 203. Bobby Hornacek hit 201. Great scores were rolled by David Dumond,
127 average, 167; Nicholas Gallant, 133 average, 167-186;
Nathan Mathias, 161 average, 193; Drew Hopkinson, 163
average, 190; Chris M. Rinner, 105 average, 126; Jeffrey
Hunt, 166 average, 192; Mary Beth Zipagang, 90 average,
113; Cheyenne Werle, 114 average, 162; Dallas Huff, 90
average, 121; Jacob Lauro, 91 average, 133; Nick Sanderson, 116 average, 142; Deanne Gomez, 126 average,
159-163-192/514, Sydney McLellan, 114 average, 135;
Marco Vasquez, 122 average, 177-143-141/461, Matthew
Mackenzie, 86 average, 116; Nicole Rodriguez, 105 average,
136; Thomas Iriye, 147 average, 167; Ericka McFeggan,
146 average, 176; David Feiner, 119 average, 155-147;
Jessica Wheaton, 112 average, 143 and Samuel Saylor,
141 average, 179.
Citrus Belt’s BOBBY CAMPAGNALE
Places 5th In PBA Regional Tourney
by Frank Weiler
SAN BERNARDINO - DEL ROSA LANES recently hosted
the PBA Barry Asher Ebonite Open and local phenom BOBBY
CAMPAGNALE averaged over 227 to finish tied for fifth place.
Campagnale mastered the difficult Viper oil pattern to outscore PBA stars Joe Ciccone, Jason Couch, Rhino Page, Chris
Warren and Danny Wiseman. Other local stars Tom Andres, Sr.,
Ray Cobb, Ziggy Czaja, Corky DeMaio, Nicole Ellison, Ed Hanson, Joel Ricketts, Matt Ridgway, Tony Rodriguez, Marv Sargent, Vance Sisk, Dave Wodka and Vince Wood did well.
PBA stars Mike DeVaney and Tony Reyes battled it out in the
title match, with DeVaney winning the title.Thank You Bowling
News for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.
Page 11
UNITED STATES BOWLING CONGRESS
BREAKS GROUND ON INTERNATIONAL
TRAINING AND RESEARCH CENTER
ARLINGTON, Texas - Staff members at the new International Bowling Campus were on hand Thursday for the groundbreaking of the International Training and Research Center.
United States Bowling Congress Chief Executive Officer
Kevin Dornberger, USBC Vice President-National Governing
Body Neil Stremmel and Bowling Proprietors’ Association of
America Executive Director John Berglund briefly addressed the
group before various people donned hard hats and used shovels
to ceremoniously move dirt in the complex’s south parking lot.
“This facility has been a long time in the making,” Dornberger said. “It will be the facility to teach, the facility to train and
the facility to coach. We will make this the learning place of the
world.”
“There are more than 30 National Governing Body training
centers in the United States so, this is a positive step to the future
success for bowling,” Stremmel said. “The ability to perform
testing, conduct research and administer high-quality coaching is
a key component to be a national governing body.”
Others on hand included USBC High Performance Director
for Team USA, the USBC Coaching program and the International Training and Research Center David Garber and International Training and Research Center Head Coach Rod Ross.
“I am elated that USBC, along with BPAA, has the foresight
to build a state-of-the-art training and test center,” Garber said.
“This is another huge step in being able to grow the sport of
bowling and continue to increase credibility to USBC and the
coaching department.”
“This is a very exciting time for the sport of bowling. Having
a facility like this is needed if we want to grow and develop the
sport,”
Ross said. “The tools and techniques that we have and continue to develop will not only help the elite athletes and teams
that will train here, but the programs we develop will also help
bowling centers improve their bowler retention and bowler developmental programs.”
The facility will include 14 lanes for training and six for research and testing of bowling equipment with four of the lanes
being equipped for televised broadcasts. High-tech tools in the
test center’s research area will include a robotic ball thrower,
computer ball tracking system and state-of-the-art biomechanics technology such as motion capture, which uses a sensor array and computer system to precisely track body movements of
bowlers. “
Plans call for coaches to use that technology on the test center lanes to coach Team USA, Junior Team USA, national teams
from World Tenpin Bowling Association countries and possibly
coaches who want to train in the facility. In addition, the plan is
for the training center to be available for a fee to bowlers who
want to take high-tech coaching lessons.
“This if the fulfillment of a dream,” Berglund said. “But it’s
not the end of a dream. It’s the beginning and BPAA is happy to
play a role in making it happen.”
Full-time construction on the 20-lane facility will begin next
week with a goal to be finished by Sept. 1.
“USBC is the world leader with regards to equipment specifications and rules; now coaching will have an appropriate place
to become world class,” Stremmel said.
Bowl For The Cure At Yucca Bowl
by Frank Weiler
YUCCA VALLEY—You can help fight breast cancer at
YUCCA BOWL by bowling in a handicap tourney there on Saturday, February 21st. Yucca Bowl is sponsoring the tournament
to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. The foundation supports research to find a cure for breast cancer.
Please contact Barbara Buchanan at 760-365-7678 for entry
information. Squad registration times are scheduled for 11A.M.
and 4P.M. Thank You Bowling News for supporting Citrus Belt
bowlers.
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February 15, 2009
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Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — This is the weekend of “happy”-ness here at
Linbrook Bowling Center. On Saturday, it’s Happy Valentine’s
Day when we see a lot of hearts and the color red. Then
it’s Happy Birthday to our Past-Presidents Abraham Lincoln
and George Washington as we celebrate their birthdays on
Monday, Presidents Day.
Let’s check out the high scores for the week of February
3-9, 2009.
Santa’s Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolfi 242-245/673, Jairo
Chiriboga 226-234/629, Lou Martino 223, Mike Robbins 220,
Romy Reudas 214.
Swinging Trios: Jerry Dymora 211, Mike Warr 202, Ike
Eisenacher 200.
Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 200, Pat Madonna
259/630.
Monday Cypress College: Mark McLeod 203-207223/633, Raymond Kim 233.
Ten Pins: Josh Boisoneau 279-210/688, Byron Reich
215-221-234/670, Tony Toliver 243-220/645, Dale Mitchell
206-247/634, E.J. Rogers 223-210/632, Irene Hawkins
212, Brenda Rumbaugh 209, Shannon Scott 203, Vicky
Lowry 201.
No KnottCents: Norm Cole 253-206/636, Steven Branch
248 Tim Butler 238, Rich Rosen 231, Devin Herbert 217,
Christina Byrd 232, Pat Cunningham 200.
O.C. Korean Bowling League: Justin Choi 208, Christian
Wee 205, Kwang Yeol Lee 203.
R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 207-256/645, John Cortez 214, Kay
Ladbury 207.
3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 213-244/650, Nancy Tetreault 200-210, Alice Bradley 208, Jack Cangey 204, Patti
Gatt 200.
Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 228-237/635, Ed Signorino 235-216/635, Mike Keogh 215, James Blythe 209,
Ralph Tanner 204, Lisa Somma 202.
Jacks and Jills: Ed Ebuenga 202-266-215/683, Ken
Reser 234-226-202/662, Fred Ringor 226-239/659, Jerry
Lao 204-255/643, Robert Bloom 212-203-204/619, Avelina
Cumbis 215, Heather Skovgard 213, Leanne Reser 205.
Just Desserts: Joe Salinas 225-207-222/654, Byron
Reich 203-230/612, Anthony VanKirk 210-215/601, Lowell
Huber 225, Allen Gutierrez 218, Sherri Gutierrez 204.
B.S.M.: Henry Kim 212-221/627, Glen Kim 208-225/622,
Jimmy Kim 204-212/608, Tony Oh 255, Sungwok Kim
246.
Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 203.
Go For Nine (No-Tap): Orlando Vanegas 267-268223/758, Rich Heid 300-240/736, Gino Vassallo 244222/659, Jack Short 235-228/656, Carl Adinolfi 222-211222/655.
Party Timers: Ted Evans 235-258-236/729, Byron Reich
256-201-225/682, Andy Kim 216-”300”/681, Joe Angenito
249-242/681, John Conway 224-239-217/680.
Anaheim Nisei: Tommy Watanabe 258/605, Don Enriquez 222-222/600, Al Ogata 203, Fred Sasaki 202-200,
Dave Kishaba 202.
Nikkei: Stan Mashita 265-234/681, Sam Tanaka 203221/608, Ken Kawado 211-222/603, Stan Iwasaki 213200/600, Ken Queypo 221-209/600.
525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 219-274/675, Betty
Saienni 223, Marylou Platte 220, Latricia Carroll 216, Diane
Salinas 215.
Santa Super Savers: Joe Molina 202-203-203/608,
Rodger Morris 226-201, Mike Duarte 211, Tony Chaco 210,
Frank DiCrisi 204-204, Steve Vieth 201, Dallas Liebenow
201, Phyllis Totten 210.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: Gino Vassallo 224, Ozzie
Randolph 215, Ike Eisenacher 213, Don Smith 206.
Thursday Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 213-246203/662, Bill Swanson 213-217/617, Roscoe March 203.
Magnolia Teachers: Bill McFeggan 210-201/613, David
Odiorne 274/610, Debi Andreff 255-222/670, Chrys Shields
234, Pam Odiorne 212, Carolyn Anderson 203.
St. Pius: Calvin Macaraeg 237-204/603, Ronald Lathrop
221/600, Paul Uyanga 235, Tommy Heathon 232, Timmy
Heathton 217.
Looney In Laughlin: Jayson Cessna 216.
7-11 Vegas: Matt Plust 246-268-257/771, Ed Angeles
BOWLING NEWS
279-234-229/742, Luis Damian 246-236-222/704, Roger
Vasquez 279-233/684, David Wright 279/664, Lawana Clark
233-203/605, Marvina Vrebel 221, Eva Munson 217.
T.G.I.F.: Casey Jones 200-233-212/645, Rick Sargent
223-231/634, Mike Sargent 250/633, Richard Carr 212212-208/632, James Sargent 221-209/617, Kim Sargent
210-222/626.
Vegas Party: Bill Powell 258-243-223/724, Ed Angeles
246-235-235/716, Matt Ontiveros 223-264/660, Lenny Huber 223-222-204/649, Eric Angeles 218-205-222/645, Dora
Miller 258, Josie Angeles 212, Nicole Bloom 206.
Kamaaina Club: Sandy Viloria 289-258-223/770, Kevin
Fujinami 248-276/721, Guy Matsubara 278-206-232/716,
Richard Garcia 201-201-246/648, Kalani Akui 247-231/644,
Jayne Nishimoto 205.
Saturday Vegas Special: Gregg Sietsema 214-264/670,
Casey Otteson 247-211/643, David Hutchison 203-248/634,
Mark O’Donnell 221-203/602, Fred Harder 211-234/600.
4-4 Vegas: Brian W. Parker 243-234/660,Jeff Hilbert 214226/623, Joe Cruz 255/614, Norm Walker 264/609, Larry
Leach 236/608, Arleen Jones-Acker 208.
Family and Friends: Chris Meno 239-217/629, Dave
Meno 225-211/628, Mike Neilsen 222, Dennis Potter 215203, Ron Aguon 214, Julie Aguon 223, Kelly Livoni 200.
Double Daters: John Conway 259-246-236/741, Bill Powell “300”-202-213/714, Leonard Huber 259-227-200/686,
Shane Oslund 227-245-213/685, Ed Angeles 237-212/632,
JoAnn Lee 275/644.
Gamblers Anonymous: Ken Williams 245-214/612,
Robert Bloom 222-223/625, Alan Bloom 201-200, Shannon
Bloom 220.
Senior No-Tap: (February 3, 2009 results) 40 entries
@ $10=$400. 40 lineage @ $5.25=$210. 40 prize fund @
$4.75=$190. 37 3-6-9 @ $1=$37. Place Money—1st Mercy
Pizarro 850 $35, 2nd-3rd (tie) John Philllips and Glen Snow
each with 803 and $24, 4th P.J. Carroll 800 $16, 5th Ed
Hermance 798 $12, 6th Ken Gwyn 796 $9. Sidepots—1st
game, hdcp.: 1st Cliff LaPointe 309 $9, 2nd Mike Pizarro
303 $7, 3rd Ken Gwyn 301 $5. 2nd game, scr.: 1st John
Phillips 300 $12, 2nd Orlando Vanegas 280 $9, 3rd (tie)
Shirley Thompson and Ed Signorino 264 $7. 3rd game,
hdcp.: 1st Mercy Pizarro 324 $9, 2nd Ed Hermance 300
$7, 3rd Johnny Munson 284 $5. 3-6-9 $37. New Total: $18.
Winner: Cliff LaPointe $19.
Happy Valentine’s Day!!
It’s “Wright” On Target
by Roberta McNaught
ANAHEIM—It took a first game of 186 for David Wright to
zero in on his target. Once he found his line he shot a 243, 270,
269/968, to lead the 590 Classic in scoring last week. “Wright”
on David.
Others making the 900 target were: Our woman’s high average leader, Stacy Rider with a 275/950, Tim Blough 275/933,
Jenelle Jellsey 259/919, and Juan Sandoval 244/917.
More high scores were: Larry Green 268/899, Gino Vassallo 236/895, Kyle Osterman 278/889, Frank Bellinder 255/887,
Terry Brent 249/885, Hong Kha 259/864, E.J. Rogers 238/864,
Rob Roberts 269/861, Janine Ditch 234/861, Ronny Thompson
234/857, Kevin Hopkinson 227/853, Rose Williams 237/833,
Shig Shozi 243/822, Carl Adinolfi 244/821, Alan Bloom 255/821,
Al Lara 211/220, Marie Barbush 245/818, Jack Wilson 222/814,
Ed Hermance 228/810, Janet Anderson 247/808, Christy Asher
212/803, Rod Cantrell 250, Martin Angulo 244, Kantral Williams 244, Bob Gosnell 228, Fred Voysey 226, Willy Bordenave
225, John Phillips 223, Ron Mahler 222, Stan Guzy 219, Cora
Bussey 217, Rich Heid 217, John Velasquez 215, Tom Horton
215, Tony Angulo 212, Diane Salinas 211, Helen Petrowski 210,
Gloria Ferrulli 205, Johnny Munson 204, Karen Bagnall 203, Joy
McGregor 203, and Veronica Rodriguez 203.
Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Jerry Whitehurst in the
loss of her beloved son. We also want to wish a speedy recovery
to Tom Keehn who has been sidelined for several weeks. Get
better soon Uncle.
ATTENTION WEBSITE READERS
WE ARE UPDATING OUR SITE
WE WILL BE OFF-LINE FOR A WHILE.
SORRY FOR THE INCONVENINCE
February 12, 2009
1499 E. Highland Ave.
San Bernardino, CA 92404
909-886-4675
SAN BERNARDINO — Wow! You’ve probably seen or
heard about the great “Snow Wonderland” here in the San
Bernardino mountains. The recent storms gave us a great
snowfall and the mountains are covered with all that wonderful stuff called snow. It came at a perfect time with the 4-day
week-end coming up when people can head up to ski and
play in the snow. So while you’re in the area, come on over
to Del Rosa Lanes (we’re located in the foothills of the San
Bernardino mountains) where it’s nice and warm indoors and
have fun bowling. It’s wonderful that you can ski and bowl all
in the same day or spread it out over the weekend.
Let’s get busy and report those weekly high scores:
Judson Baptist: Craig Green 221-226/623, James Walter
232, Donna Green 207/492.
Mt. Commercial: L.T. Togafau 233-205/609, Don DeWitt
203-234/601, Pris Krasney 528, Barbara Bobroff 196.
Capri: Toni Futch 555, Alice Winchester 209, Lee Ann
Malouff 200.
S.B.T.A.: Joseph Fletcher 199/523, Jan Ebey 426, Betty
Wynn 167.
Dirty County: Steve Pellegrine 238-233-221/692, Bobby
Campagnale 238-215-232/685, Vince Vasquez 202-236227/665, John Hutchings 268-213/651, Larry Richards
218-234/612, Robert Cravens 245, Darren Robinson 237,
Daniel Ramirez 233, Ron Smith 227, Viola Angebrandt 519,
Renee Isack 202.
Elks Invitational: James Harris II 225-212/599, Linda
Grimes 196/510.
Willows: Cindy Ehlers 205/538.
Wednesday Vegas: Leighton Beach 269-278-225/772,
Kenny Johnson 269-228-266/763, Ron Cracraft 214280/686,Steve Pellegrine 237-219-223/679, Dan Upton 219207-239/665, Daniel Melton 235-202-210/647, Andy Peers
227-258/644, Zarin Reischman 247-230/636, Lodas Griffin
204-227/623, Phillip Hockett 236-209/616, Will Mattox 211231/613, Bridgett Young 234/604, Likapeka Enriquez 215.
Del Rosa 630 Scratch Classic: Ed Hanson 255-246279/1049, Curtis Covey 235-278-229-275/1017, Ken De
Maio 239-299-268/995, Will Kolbow 279-215-244/934,
Corky De Maio 214-259-204-249/926, Jeremy Gehrke 221264-257/925, Bob Hauser 209-211-279-224/923, Bobby
Campagnale 266-224-258/918, Val Wise 230-245-253/915,
Marv Sargent 236-213-218-247/914, Gary Atwood 258-236216/906, Jonny Brooks 204-268-236/901.
Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 249-236/656, Joshua
Ball 231-213/632, Claudell Curry 224-214/632, Joe Mapalo
268/631, Mike Kristich 200-227/621, Corky DeMaio 209-205203/617, Scott Clark 256, Bridgett Young 210/572.
S.B. County: Bobby Campagnale 234-225-243/702, Robert Richards 234-269/697, L.T. Togafau 245-229-218/692,
Larry Richards 242-222-202/666, John Hutchings 206-255203/664, Robert Cravens Jr. 236/604, Rocky Schmidt 236,
Brian Loppnow 232, Toni Futch 215-204/555, Geri Barnett
212.
Good Times: Bobby Campagnale 218-279-279/776,
Harley Barker 278-219/662, David Jones 207-224-225/656,
Mike Mobley 298-206/651, John Hutchings 238-217/648,
Spider Calloway 213-208-223/644, Bill Elliott 216-235/643,
Leighton Beach 236-247/641, Rick Hudson 259/632, John
Boyer 222-222/617, Del Karper 206-215/613, Tom Smith
278/602, Drew Hunley 235/601, John Singleton 247, Frank
Chavez 233, Sherry Boyer 202-209-212/623, Angela Mobley
235/573, Sue Lee Santero 204.
Friday Vegas: Tim Medley 233-239-223/695, Neal
Summers 252-240/637, Martin Romeo 222-223/630, J. P.
Grippi 279/619, Bill Roes 212-222/566, Debbie Underwood
224/581.
Weekend Rollers: Mike Nakunz 236-278-232/746, Gabe
Shenk 247-212-233/692, Maurice Chavez 214-229-215/658,
Charlie Rabico 232-229/618, Tom Neal 220-186-200/606,
Mike Contreras 201-209/601, Ken Algower 273, Jonny
Brooks 233, Marty Nakunz 226-212, Jennifer Nakunz 205,
Jackie Nakunz 205.
PBA Experience: Sidepots—Game 1: Mike Nakunz 233.
Game 2: Bobby Campagnale 240. Game 3: Dustin Biber
246. Game 4: Bobby Campagnale 911.
Whatever way you spend this 4-day weekend, keep it safe
and have a fun time. Happy Valentine’s Day to all!
DEL ROSA SENIORS -
LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER
201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253
WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS
Special Excluding
Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm
Holidays
Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am } $2.25 per game
Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday February 21st
Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples
Weekly Events . .
TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEY
Saturdays • Check-in 8:30pm • Bowl at 9:00pm • $15 Per Person
BREAKFAST BOWL
Sundays at 7:30-11 AM • 3 Games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person
SENIOR NO-TAP
Tuesday & Fridays at 1 PM • Entry Fee: $10
“WE’RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN”
SAN BERNARDINO — Hello and Happy Valentine’s
Day to all the seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes.
The weekly high scores have been reported to here they are...
Young At Heart: John Hutchings 216-201/605, Gary Ochs 214, Cari Burris 526,
Maria Shields 191, Bessie Ballman 191.
Park & Rec.: Bob Corrigan 223-249/661, Frank Long 203, Cari Burris 212/553.
Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 206-232-221/659, Terry Mahlstedt 474, Margaret
Hargadine 193.
Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 194/540, Bessie Ballman 189/509, Velma Bone
190/497, Frank DeLuca 185/482.
The weather is damp and cold so bundle up and keep warm. See ya.
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