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VOL. 59, NO. 42
OCTOBER 22, 2015
Bowlmor AMF U.S. GEICO is PBA World Series of Bowling VII
Open Walk of Fame Title Sponsor, Rolltech to Sponsor PBA
by Dino Castillo
World Championship
Dino Castillo
Inside:
USBC Raises Bar for
Competition Page 3
Special Olympics Bowling
comes to USA Bowl
Page 4
Team USA Squad
Announced Page 4
Kent Wins PBA Sands
Regency West/NW Classic
Page 5
CHICAGO – Reno, Nev., will
be the center of the bowling
universe as ESPN, Xtra Frame
and the National Bowling
Stadium set the stage that will
showcase the largest field of
PBA players from a record 21
countries who will compete in
the GEICO Professional Bowlers
Association World
Series of Bowling
VII presented by
Silver Legacy and
Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority
Dec. 7-19.
The two weeks of competition will produce seven
By Dino Castillo, Guest Writer
This week we take look
from a different perspective.
The Left Side.
Jason Couch – Jason’s best
finish is second. Over the last
several years, he has struggled
to even get a check. Jason
had surgery on his knee and
is now a part-time bowler and
full-time employee. He was
recently inducted into the PBA
Hall of Fame. Jason always
has high expectations and will
be on the verge of grabbing
this elusive title. This will be a
tough one for him but, TOUGH
is his middle name.
Patrick Allen – PA, as he
is known, has had very good
success in this event even
though never winning. His
best finish is second. PA, lost
his mojo over the last several
years and has fought to get
his form back. He is not sure
what really got him there but
Stakes are High for Competitors in
PBA’s South Point Fall Classic
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LAS VEGAS (Oct. 15, 2015)
– The Professional Bowlers
Association Fall Classic, an
entirely new multi-event series
for PBA competitors, gets
underway Monday at the new
South Point Bowling Plaza with
ramifications on a variety of
levels for its international field
of players.
PBA fans in Las Vegas will
be able to watch all of the
action in the new South Point
tournament facility at no cost
and fans around the world will
be able to catch every round
of every event in the PBA Fall
Classic live exclusively on Xtra
Frame, the PBA’s on-line live
streaming channel.
To get things started
Monday afternoon, a diverse
national telecasts on ESPN and
100 hours of digital coverage
through PBA’s online bowling
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field of doubles teams – men
and women, seniors and
rookies, amateurs and professionals – will try to de-throne
two-time defending champions
Wes Malott and PBA Hall of
Fame partner Norm Duke as
qualifying begins in the 2016
Mark Roth/Marshall Holman
PBA Doubles Championship.
Siu Claims Second
Cathey and Dyson
ABT Title at Brunswick Win U.S. Open Entries
Zone Watauga
PBA Spare Shots
Page 7
Features
Just Paying Attention
By Mark London Page 2
Honor Roll Page 3
Tomorrow’s Stars Page 6
Live Stream Schedule
Page 10
Lane Laughter Page 10
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Michael Gallagher, Mark Bailey, Michael Sierra and Gustavo Siu
WATAUGA - Gustavo Siu
took the top prize of $1,000 with
the Mega Pot in the Amateur
Bowlers Tour tournament held
October 17th at Brunswick
Zone Watauga Lanes to take his
second title.
Michael Gallagher finished
second for $100. Mark Bailey and
Michael Sierra tied for third and
cashed for $90 each.
The tournament paid out over
$1,300.
ABT will be at Cowtown
Lanes this weekend.
Please support our sponsors
as they are the backbone of our
tournaments and the Tournament Of Champions scheduled
for December 13th and 14th.
Visit our website for more
information dfw.abtbowling.com.
Mark Dyson and Billy Cathey
LEWISVILLE - Billy Cathey
and the newlywed, Mark
Dyson, got turnt up and won
entries to the Bowlmor AMF
U.S. Open at AMF Garland
Lanes, November 2-8.
For a $75 entry fee, Cathey
and Dyson led the field of 14
participants in the qualifying tournament held at AMF
Lewisville last weekend.
The top prize for winning
the Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open is
$50,000.
Other cashers were Justin
Pittsinger and Matt Lawrence
for $100 each and David Flores
cashed for $70. The field averaged 178 on the “Highway to
Hell” pattern.
U.S. Open Pro-Am spots are
still available, so contact Jim
Welch to sign up - JWelch@
Bowlmor-AMF.com
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This story gained traction
over the following years,
especially by famed Chicago
Tribune columnist Mike Royko,
despite efforts of a young
power-hitting shortstop coming
up in the early 1950’s named
Ernie Banks.
Just Paying
Attention
By Mark London
[email protected]
Fox Sports has taken its
turn telling the story of Bill
Fong’s 899 series. Posted on its
website Wednesday last week,
then aired on its Fox Sports 1
nightly sports news show here:
http://www.foxsports.com/
video?vid=544717379765 viewers are shown,
in a tip-of-thehat to ‘The Big
Lebowski’ movie
dream sequence
style, how Fong
got within a 10-pin of a perfect
series, setting the Texas state
record in the process. Although
many around DFW know the
story well, it is told to those
who may not fully realize what
Fong nearly achieved.
I know someone else who
has bowled an 899 series. His
solid 10-pin was at the end of
the second game, he told me
there was a fair amount of
adrenaline flowing through
him, but nothing near the
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With a noticeable glint in
their eye, longtime Cub fans
still talk about the magic of the
summer of 1969. Starting with
an opening day extra-inning
game-winning home run at
home, the Cubs jumped out to
Continued on Page 6
At Plano Super Bowl
stroke that Fong faced at the
end of his third game and
subsequent heart surgery
months later.
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In government-involvementin-bowling news, my Chicago
area friends are looking at
higher taxes to help close a
budgetary shortfall. Cook
County, Illinois is proposing
a 3% increase in amusement
taxes, already at 9%, to bring
the total to 12%. County
amusement taxes include cable
television, golf and, wait for it,
bowling. This past July, county
board members voted to raise
sales taxes by 1%. Combined
with other local and city taxes,
the Cook County sales tax is
now at 10.25%, highest in the
country.
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Another MLB post-season
has started and for the 36th
straight year, there will not
be a parade going through
Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle
along Forbes Avenue (at least
not in November). Didn’t think
for the second straight year, the
Pirates would run into a pitcher
in a Sandy Koufaxesque zone.
But at least we made it. Yeah,
right.
The Giants’ Madison
Bumgarner last year and now
the Cubs’ Jake Arrieta allowed
all of four hits over eighteen
innings in the last two NL Wild
Card Games. So much for home
field advantage, huh? Winning
a division would help bypass
the wild card game, but getting
several players hot at the right
time of October certainly goes
a long, long way.
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Speaking of the team
headquartered at the corner of
Clark and Addison in Chicago’s Lakeview/Wrigleyville
neighborhood, it is time for a
little more background on bad
animal karma.
Having lived there for
twenty years, I’ve certainly
heard more from fans and
media about other subliminal
and parallel curses, but here
are the main two.
The Curse of the Billy Goat
actually started as a good luck
charm in 1945. Billy Goat Tavern owner Sam Sianis brought
his live billy goat to Wrigley
for the numerous games that
season, helping get his team
their tenth National League
pennant in forty years (and no
World Series titles among those
ten pennants).
But for the World Series, the
billy goat was not welcomed
at Wrigley Field. Sianis supposedly said because, he and
his goat were insulted, the
Cubs would never win another
pennant.
Bennett bashes 299/823,
Starry sees 734
Airheart, Crites, Gambrell and
Vaughan add 300’s
Billie Bennett’s awardwinning 299-279-245 = 823
Sportsman session headed the
leader boards for the week at
Plano Super Bowl.
Stacy Starry dominated
scoring last week for the ladies
with a booming 236-259-239 =
734 Thursday Girls set.
Ricky Airheart, Tim Crites,
Tyrone Gambrell and George
Vaughn shared high-game
accolades with award-winning
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Glenn Funderburk 254-641, Heather
Hudson 234-654, Tyrone Gambrell 713,
Trina D”elena 213-550, Justin Pittsinger
(4 games) 242-881, Lisa Nordstrom (4
games) 211-618, Keith Jackson 243-591.
Cassie Phifer 175-480, Ricky
Airheart 762, Debby Oulicky 278715, Bill Fong 278-762, Loree Clark
234-599, Bruce Garcia 255-678, Diane
Wallentine 217-566, Tony Yetts, Jr.
231-639.
Dawn Wilson 194-525, Jim Monroe
223-635, Susan Breedlove 205-511,
Mario Colaluca 269-711, Eva Rhodes
214-594, Monica Holley 266-706,
Larry Hoover 256-662, Debra Genaidy
231-565.
Cathy Sposito 232-571, Linda
Davidson 212-558, Chris Rador 266724, Mike Chambers 258-719, John
Goad 187-542, Lynda O’Keeffe 172-481,
Ted Lankford 279-773, Ruby Bennett
254-624.
Troy Berneburg 247-726, Diane
Wallentine 226-639, Stacy Starry
259-734, Cathy Sposito 256-614, Gary
Peterson 248-648, Jeanette Morris
188-526, Murphy Clark 220-592, Emily
Ryan 178-513.
Tim Crites 770, Stephanie Calbert
227-648, Justin Westerman 259-746,
Jennifer Eckstrom 222-553, Daniel Lilly
259-753, Cela Cochran 268-697, Scott
Craddock (4 games) 279-988.
Debby Oulicky (4 games) 264-887,
George Vaughn 789, Breanna Kindrick
266-696, Larry Hampton 284-680, Pam
Garcia 236-604, Kevin Phillips 246-673,
Sue McMullen 209-538.
Calvin Foreman 239-705, Cindy
Mann 223-638, Gary Suder 218-625,
Larae Pritchard 188-473, Mike Norris
269-682, Amy Morrison 230-634.
THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, October 22, 2015 | Page 3
USBC Raises Bar for Competition
Integrity with Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open
Host center for U.S. Open provides new model for USBC championships
by improving lanes to top specification quality ahead of event
Men
Clint Johnson, Cowtown Bowling Palace .............. 827
Billie Bennett, Plano Super Bowl ........................... 823
Anthony Lavery-Spahr, AMF Richardson Lanes ... 817
Butch Kirby, AMF Garland Lanes........................... 813
John Reger, Forum Bowl ........................................ 796
Geoffery Young, Brunswick Zone Watauga........... 795
J C Mann, Red Bird Lanes...................................... 782
Travis Davenport, AMF Lewisville Lanes ............... 770
Steve Albin, AMF Spare Time Lanes ..................... 757
Taylor Coggins, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes....... 739
Tony Franklin, Strikz ............................................... 725
Women
Stacy Starry, Plano Super Bowl ............................. 734
Ashley Adams, AMF Garland Lanes ...................... 722
Lynda Barnes, AMF Lewisville Lanes .................... 703
Kathleen LeCroy, Brunswick Zone Watauga ......... 702
Danita Wyley, Forum Bowl ..................................... 702
Lauren Cathey, Red Bird Lanes ............................. 690
Nell Ray, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .................. 655
Katie Tallant, Cowtown Bowling Palace ................ 647
Loren Tenczar, Strikz .............................................. 642
Wanda Parker, AMF Richardson Lanes ................. 608
Melissa George, AMF Spare Time Lanes .............. 567
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ARLINGTON, Texas – Bowlmor AMF, the largest operator
of bowling centers in the
world, in collaboration with the
United States Bowling Congress
and the Bowling Proprietors’
Association of America, will
provide a new level of lane
integrity for bowlers at the
2015 Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open.
Bowlmor AMF worked with
USBC and Lane Analytics to
complete a comprehensive
topography evaluation of the
lanes at host center AMF
Garland Lanes, ahead of the
event that will take place Nov.
2-8 in Garland, Texas.
Each board of every lane
was inspected and leveled
every three feet in 18 locations per lane. As a result,
99 percent of the crowns and
depressions plus cross-tilts are
within twenty-thousandths of
an inch of flat. This dramatically exceeds USBC’s minimum
standard of forty-thousandths
of an inch using three inspection locations per lane.
“Bowlmor AMF is committed to competitive bowling
and playing a leading role in
moving the sport forward in a
positive way,” Bowlmor AMF
Vice President of Leagues Jay
Lietman said. “We are proud
to create a world-class venue
for the U.S. Open and strive to
provide an exceptional experience for our league bowlers
across the country as well.”
Details of the U.S. Open
lane pattern also are designed
to achieve a higher level of
competition integrity. The lane
pattern will not be revealed until immediately before official
practice at AMF Garland Lanes.
Additionally, there will be no
re-oiling of the lanes between
squads.
“From an integrity perspective, Bowlmor AMF has
provided a venue of the same
high quality you find with a
custom installation such as the
USBC Open Championships,”
USBC Executive Director
Chad Murphy said. “With no
information being provided
about the pattern in advance of
the event and also no re-oiling
procedure during the event,
we have taken a step further
to leveling the playing field.
Multiple angles will need to be
played throughout the event to
be successful. It’s exciting to
think about and I’m looking
forward to it.”
USBC plans to use the
partnership model developed
with Bowlmor AMF to improve
lane topography for future
host centers of championship
events. Limiting the release
of lane pattern information
already is standard practice
for the Professional Women’s
Bowling Association Tour,
Intercollegiate Team and
Singles Championships and
most recently, the 2016 Junior
Gold Championships.
While many equate a golf
scorecard to bowling’s pattern
information, Murphy explained
a golf scorecard doesn’t change,
since yardages are always the
same, but bowling patterns
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At Forum Bowl
Reger rockets to 796,
Wyley corrals 702
Anderson, Grange, Mills, Jr., Ridgeway
and Rush 300’s
John Reger heated up the
lanes at Forum Bowl last week
with a sizzling 259-290-247 =
796 Fast Lane Trio league session.
Danita Wyley fronted the
ladies with a top drawer 259-184259 = 702 Forum Masters series.
Johnny Anderson, Brian
Grange, Billy Mills, Jr., Taylor
Ridgeway and Al Rush shared
high-game honors as each
r e c o r d e d awa r d -w i n n i n g
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Margaret Montgomery 181-500,
Holly Ginn 234-619, Kim Jackson
199-561, Jeff Davis (9 pin, 4 games)
300-828, Marcella Mills (9 pin, 4
games) 275-770, John Hartsel 288-721,
Lisa Schrader 211-551.
Sean Garrett 279-728, Latonna
Jarrett 242-647, Vashawn Thomas
217-590, Debra Buerck 164-424, Preston
Smith 279-771, Tammy Henderson 213594, Marvin Sitts, Jr. 217-646, Christy
Hamlin 221-584.
Preston Smith 246-718, Pam Griffin
193-538, John Reger (4 games) 1064,
Michelle McFarland (4 games) 247-894,
James Cooper 255-718, Troy Howell
251-682, Kyle McCullough 244-688.
Marcella Mills 279-734, Paul Rowe
218-589, Lisa Wood 203-474, Brian
Grange 794, Cliff Malicoat 278-734,
Diana Jessie 244-661, Justin Boggio
269-761, Emily Montgomery 221-595.
Michael Vanegas 225-561, ValMarie
Perez 135-403, Brian Hamm 278-760,
Regina Taddy 278-635, Al Rush 665,
Susan Hawthorne 126-354, Don Craig
220-556, Luann Mills 234-547.
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Competition Ready to Roll
at USA Bowl
Team USA Squad for World
Women’s Championships
Announced
Volunteers still needed to help nearly 3,000 local
athletes bowl in area competition from Oct. 26-Nov. 6
ARLINGTON, Texas – The
Team USA squad for the 2015
World Tenpin Bowling Association World Women’s Championships has been selected and
Danielle McEwan of Stony
Point, New York, will make
her debut in the event that will
take place Dec. 5-14 in Abu
Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
Bowling fans will be able to
watch the action live from the
Khalifa International Bowling Centre on BOWL.com’s
BowlTV.
While McEwan will make
her first appearance in a World
Women’s Championships, five
of the six Team USA members
selected by the Team USA
coaching staff were on the
squad for the 2013 event.
Returning to represent the
United States will be Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, New York;
Stefanie Johnson of Grand
Prairie, Texas; Kelly Kulick of
Union, New Jersey; Shannon
O’Keefe of O’Fallon, Illinois,
and Shannon Pluhowsky of
Kettering, Ohio.
McEwan is no stranger to
competing on the world stage,
having represented the U.S. in
the 2012 and 2013 QubicaAMF
World Cup. She also was a
member of the Junior Team
USA squad that won team gold
at 2012 WTBA World Youth
DALLAS – Nearly 3,000
Special Olympics Texas bowlers
from the Greater Dallas area
will take over the lanes at USA
Bowl from Oct. 26 – Nov. 6
during the 2015 Area 10 Bowling Competition. Games will
run from 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
on each of the weekdays and
from 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. on
Saturday, Oct. 31. Competition
will not run on Wednesday,
Oct. 28 and Sunday, Nov. 1.
Volunteers are heavily needed
to assist with various shifts.
Athletes and Unified Partners
from the surrounding school
districts and community-based
delegations will be competing
in various divisions, including:
assisted ramp, singles and
Unified doubles. Approximately
240 athletes will bowl on each
of the weekdays and at least
800 will compete on Saturday,
Oct. 31.
For more information,
contact Katy Williams
([email protected]) at
214.943.9981.
Sponsorship opportunities
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“No matter what the event,
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At AMF Lewisville
Davenport collects 770,
Barnes decks 703
Travis Davenport rounded
up the top score of the week at
AMF Lewisville Lanes with a
powerful 247-256-267 = 770 J B
Trio league series.
Lynda Barnes, from the
Monday Nite Mixers group, paced
the ladies with an outstanding
209-215-279 = 703 set.
HONOR ROLL
Ken Johnson 268-762, Alex Fuentez
226-629, Bryan Bingham 249-672,
Sabina DeBord 226-631, Alfredo
Salazar 254-659, Stacie Hatton 204532, Jill Helbig 205-587, Lynda Barnes
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migrate on top of the lane with
every shot so it’s not static and
is always evolving.
“The static piece in bowling
is topography of the lane,”
Murphy said. “In golf, the
scorecard or yardage book that
a PGA professional receives
the morning of competition
is the topography while the
pattern is the rough, the speed
of the green and the wind. In
bowling, the lane map is the
topography while the pattern
is the factor that changes from
shot to shot. For the 2015
Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open, we
have done the work to ensure
the lanes are in championship
condition by making sure the
lanes are well within specification. We also are delivering a
scorecard to competitors. You
can see a detailed report on the
topography of the lanes at AMF
Garland Lanes here.
“It is USBC’s role to create
a level playing field where
the athlete’s skill determines
the outcome as we continue
to build a future for the sport.
We appreciate having a great
partner hosting the U.S. Open
to help make it possible.”
For more information on the
Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open, visit
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PWBA Tour “has made us all
extremely sharp.”
“Having something to bowl
every weekend and having
the head-to-head competition,
especially on the various
patterns, will only make us
stronger going into this tournament,” she said.
The last World Women’s
Championships was held in
2013 in Henderson, Nevada.
Team USA will look to reclaim
the coveted five-player team
title after falling to Korea in
the title match.
Bowling fans around the
world will be able to watch all
qualifying rounds, semifinals
and finals live on BowlTV.
Go to BOWL.com/LiveStream
for the complete schedule
(all times Eastern) and check
BOWL.com for complete coverage from the event.
244-615.
Sue Yost 194-510, Rick Weymeir
234-603, Marcia Lord 200-565, Scott
Stofko 264-680, Shannon Strickland
259-683, Jarrod Gallegos 224-614,
Shirley Kindhart 153-454, Doug Barron
275-733, Kim Laurita 254-617, Chuck
Davenport 255-686, Chris Syed 217-587,
Pete Turner 234-636.
Colleen Holden 167-490, Mo Sayegh
232-668, Roneshia Williams 209-573.
SENIORS
Bobby Young 227-631, JoAnn Stroud
190-522.
Bool Over Cancer
Dallas WBA’s First Mail-o-graphic Tournament
October 25-31, 2015
Three Divisions:
Women 156 & Over, Women 155 & Under
Men all averages
Open to all USBC certified men and women bowlers.
You may enter in each sanctioned league you bowl in during qualifying week.
Name
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Address
Night Phone _____________
City
State
Zip ____________________
Email address
USBC #
Local Association
League Name
Bowling Center
High 2014-2015 book average
Current average this league
Submit this entry with payment by 10/21/15
to receive receipt and official entry form to record scores.
This form may be copied.
Mail Entry to:
Sue Grisham, Tournament Director
3401 Custer Rd., St. 128 Plano, TX 75023
Email: [email protected]
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The Dallas WBA USBC would like to continue to support our
Cancer charities, but we need your help.
Please copy and share this entry with your league and teammates. So many of our
bowling family have been impacted at some point by this dreadful disease that we all
share a common bond with a desire to eradicate cancer. BOOL OVER CANCER is a
great way to show how much we care.
WALK OF FAME
he is scratching and clawing
to fight back. This season he
redeemed himself and won the
PBA East region point list and
is ready for this event. PA is
one of the smartest bowlers
when it comes to equipment.
He will have to use every brain
cell to win this event. Be on
the look out for PA. He will let
you know for sure if he is in
the hunt.
Mike Scroggins – The one
thing about the U.S. Open is
that is has never faired too well
for the lefties. In 2009, Scroggs
had other ideas. He won this
event shutting the mouths
of all the haters. Scroggs is
a silent killer. He doesn’t
yell, scream or holler. He
does his thing and beats you.
However, Scroggs is battling
a foot injury. He said it feels
great but still has some trouble
maintaining balance at the
line. Either way, he is still a
good bet.
Ryan Ciminelli – Cim is the
new power player on the left
side. Couch move over. Cim
has used his Popeye strength to
dominate. His weakness is his
mental game. When the going
gets tough, Cim goes into hiding. This could be a challenge
for him. As the toughest event,
he will need to search his inner
power and bring it out.
Anthony Pepe – Anthony is
one of our newest champions
on Tour. When it comes to
practice makes perfect, this
is who you look at. Anthony
strives on perfection. His only
hold back is his lack of knowledge about equipment. He
tends to rely too much on his
ball reps. Once he overcomes
that, he will be the most lethal
bowler out there. For now,
just watch this kid bowl. His
approach, form and release are
the smoothest around. He is
so effortless it amazes even the
best players.
Scott Norton – Scott is arguably the best lefty on Tour right
now. He has won 3 titles in
the last 3 years. That is more
than any other lefty in the last
5. He is very consistent and
has raw determination to win.
He is a very educated man and
uses his smarts to win. He
could be the best lefty chance
to win.
Marshall Kent Wins PBA Sands
Regency West/Northwest Classic
Marshall Kent
RENO, Nev. – Marshall Kent
of Yakima, Wash., defeated top
qualifier Mike Wolfe of New
Albany, Ind., 276-237, to win
the PBA Sands Regency West/
Northwest Classic presented by
Radical at the National Bowling
Stadium Sunday. Along with
his second career PBA Regional
title, the 2014 PBA Rookie of
the Year earned a $10,000 first
prize.
Kent advanced to the
championship match by defeating Dino Castillo of Highland
Village, Texas, 257-237, after
Castillo eliminated Cameron
Weier of Federal Way, Wash.,
276-222, in the first stepladder
finals match.
On Friday, Weier, a PBA
rookie and Kent’s former Robert Morris-Illinois University
teammate, won his first PBA
title in the PBA Sands Regency
West/Northwest Challenge
presented by Radical, defeating
amateur Nicholas Duplan of
Citrus Heights, Calif., in the
title match, 224-204.
Weier, who earned $1,700,
also became eligible to enter
the 2016 FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions in Shawnee, Okla.
PBA SANDS REGENCY
WEST/NORTHWEST CLASSIC
presented by Radical
National Bowling Stadium,
Reno, Nev., Oct. 18
Final Standings: 1, Marshall
Kent, Yakima, Wash., $10,000.
2, Mike Wolfe, New Albany,
Ind., $5,000. 3, Dino Castillo, Highland Village, Texas,
$3,000. 4, Cameron Weier,
Federal Way, Wash., $2,000.
Playoff Results: Match One
– Castillo def. Weier, 276-222.
Semifinal Match – Kent def.
Castillo, 257-237. Championship
– Kent def. Wolfe, 276-237.
Final Match Play Standings
(after 24 games):
5, Jason Sterner, McDonough, Ga., 5,742, $1,200.
6, Kyle Troup, Taylorsville,
N.C., 5,781, $1,100.
7, Chris Loschetter, Avon,
Ohio, 5,754, $1,000.
8, Mike DeVaney, Hemet,
Calif., 5,699, $900.
9, a-Chip Aki, Grand Prairie,
Texas, 5,679, $800.
10, Jake Peters, Henderson,
Nev., 5,577, $750.
11, Kevin Foley, Reno, Nev.,
5,550, $725.
12, PJ Haggerty, Roseville,
Calif., 5,506, $700.
13, Jeff Frankos, Daly City,
Calif., 5,539, $675.
14, Scott Newell, Deland,
Fla., 5,465, $650.
15, Ryan Ciminelli, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 5,394, $625.
16, Lindsay Boomershine,
Brigham City, Utah, 5,244,
$600.
At Red Bird Lanes
Mann handles 300/782,
Cathey downs 690
Vogel 300
J C Mann’s free-wheeling
257-225-300 = 782 Sunday Night
Mixed series headed the honor
roll for the week at Red Bird
Lanes.
Lauren Cathey, also from the
Sunday Night Mixed group, paced
the ladies with a tidy 220-236-234
= 690 set.
HONOR ROLL
Dorothy Jones 200-535, Lauren
Cathey 199-564, Billy Cathey 268-755,
Arthur Stangl 235-683, Shannon Vogel
(9 pin, no tap, 4 games) 300-1122,
Lauren Cathey (9 pin, no tap, 4 games)
290-1015.
Mary Edgett 178-482, Cindi Wilson
167-488, Shannon Monk 216-618,
Deanna Hoffman 223-577, Michael
Venegas 227-633, Shannon Monk
255-620, Tyree Jennings, Jr. 231-658,
Janean Baker 182-488.
Shannon Vogel 276-655, Rosemary
Hunsaker 197-531, Herb White 223-617,
Sue Elmore 200-533, Johnny Hopkins
261-639, Angela Chalmers 221-590,
Keith Jennings, Jr. 268-654, Hy Gardner
179-493.
Ted Shaffer 257-636, Carolyn
Shaffer 158-444, Ryan Leonard 174-306,
Louanne McGhee 119-219.
At Brunswick Westcreek
Coggins strokes 739,
Ray registers 655
Grange 300
Taylor Coggins captured
high-series honors last week at
Brunswick Westcreek Lanes with
a hard-hitting 258-242-239 = 739
Classic High Pot session.
Nell Ray, Coggins’ league
mate, rolled a super strong 245201-209 = 655 set to front fem
scoring.
Brian Grange earned highgame honors with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Marcus Mass 219-548, Maxine
Woolard 176-483, James Franklin
254-705, Nell Ray 203-538, Phil Alvarez
230-656, Kecia Andries 195-518, Kim
Tapia 209-518, Scott Martin 242-588,
Nancy Bigbee 170-478.
Carl Jordan 237-655, Cassie
Williams 170-461, Bill Rider 213-531,
Vella Edwards 205-578, Charles Covert
236-642, Paula Davis 185-544, Julian
Rimmer 233-627, Jacklyn Wild 187-514.
Rick Autrey 254-620, Sharon
Dehnel 144-421, Brian Grange 731,
Brandy Silva 223-610, Erik Williamson
252-724.
SENIORS
Willie Jackson 279-688, Darlene
Jones 181-520, Tom Johannessen
234-608, Dolores Howard 168-496, Ron
Waller 243-617.
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Boys
Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............ 708
Bryce Stephenson, Plano Super Bowl .................. 668
Josh Johnson, AMF Garland Lanes...................... 623
Jared Valladares, Forum Bowl .............................. 601
Mark Kramer, Strikz ............................................... 565
Benny Ulibarri, Red Bird Lanes............................. 547
Brenden Wagner, Brunswick Zone Watauga........ 537
Jared Nichols, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 533
Girls
Nadia Stone, Cowtown Bowling Palace................ 655
Jordan Norman, Brunswick Zone Watauga .......... 601
Katarina Korn, Forum Bowl ................................... 589
Taryn Gray, Plano Super Bowl .............................. 539
Katie Hamlin, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .......... 486
Sara Taylor, AMF Garland Lanes .......................... 472
Cheyenne Hancock, Red Bird Lanes .................... 469
Kaitlyn Kern, Strikz ................................................ 466
Bryce Stephenson topped the
Dallas-area USBC youth bowling
last week with a thundering 245187-236 = 668 Sunday Youth/
Adult series at Plano Super Bowl.
Taryn Gray, also from Plano
Super Bowl, led the girls with
a sky-high 165-152-222 = 539
Saturday Gold set.
At AMF Garland Lanes – Jayden
Sowards (2 games) 95-180, Janette
Alvarez (2 games) 131-225, Johnnie
Arriago 211-569, Aerial Pallett 110-281,
Josh Johnson 224-623, Sara Taylor
169-472.
At Plano Super Bowl – Brady
McDonough 154-388, Marisa Munguia
99-248, Andrew Sly 171-388, Tess
Gregorek 127-281, J C Hough 184-540,
Katie Elliston 174-486, Thomas Cassa
225-644, Madison Ward 158-420, Luke
Henke 159-420, Sierra Jones 115-338,
Brandon Ingram 206-596, Madisyn
Murphy 220-503, Sabrina Inman 167485, Brandon Ingram 191-471, Sam Hesler 155-429, Clay Adams 229-573, Luke
Henke 152-427, Caden Witt 164-463,
Hailey Keister 181-503, Clay Adams
246-582, Skylar Maldonado 189-509,
Trenton Ramzanali (2 games) 98-183,
Marlee Leraas (2 games) 102-177.
At Red Bird Lanes – Benny Ulibarri
216-547, Cheyenne Hancock 172-469,
Bryen Lackey 71-175, Benny Ulibarri
(2 games) 134-245.
At Strikz – Kai Cann 151-428,
Lauren Bate 154-452, Andrew Martin
205-528, Kaitlyn Kern 158-466, Mark
Kramer 215-565, James Kern 196-524.
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JUST PAYING ATTENTION
a big lead in the new National
League Eastern division.
After Ken Holtzman’s
August no-hitter against the NL
West Division leading Atlanta
Braves, many fans thought this
was going to be the end of the
curse. In the second of a twogame series against the New
York Mets at Shea Stadium,
third baseman Ron Santo
awaits his next turn at bat in
the on deck circle. From out of
the stands jumps a black cat
circling him, then staring into
the Cub dugout, supposedly the
rest of the team and manager
Leo Durocher.
The Cubs dropped both
games to fall from first place
and into a less than .500 record
in September. The Mets won
38 of their last 49, sweeping
the Braves in three games
in the first National League
Championship Series, then
stunning manager Earl Weaver
and the Baltimore Orioles in
the World Series in five games.
Fifteen years later after
winning the first two games
at Wrigley almost laughingly
against San Diego and needing
just one more win, saw them
give up the most famous homer
in Padre history to end Game
4 to tie the series. Then a Bill
Buckneresque error by first
baseman Leon Durham, supposedly caused by his wet first
baseman’s mitt from a water
spill, let the winning runs
score in Game 5. The curse
continues.
The 1989 Cubbies fall in
the NLCS to the Giants in five
games (so it’s not just you,
Rangers fans).
Things were pretty normal
in the 2003 NLCS until the
result of Florida Marlin Luis
Castillo’s eighth inning foul
ball just past the Cubs bullpen
mound literally sucked the air
out of Wrigley Field. Ahead
3-0, there were just five outs
standing between them and
the end of the curse. Fans in attendance, including USBC Hall
of Famer Les Zikes, were not
sure what they saw was real.
One Cub fans’ life was drastically altered forever, although
many point to the botched
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Adam Beasley led the Fort
Worth-area USBC youth bowling
with a hard-hitting 248-206-254
= 708 Strikers series at Cowtown
Bowling Palace.
Nadia Stone paced the girls
with an impressive 188-235-232
= 655 Generation Gap set at
Cowtown Bowling Palace.
At AMF Spare Time Lanes – Nick
Bailey 136, Joey Yates 171.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
– Brenden Wagner 196-537, Jordan
Norman 213-601, Caesar Contreras 367,
Alyssa Ballard 467, Morgan Davis 499,
Levi Roberts 455.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace –
Ro’Nae Medearis174-377, David Strand
236, Daniel Christopher 213, Jake Swift
203, Ethan Mahoney 93-261, Gyanna
Simmons 76-171, Jovan Gordan 76,
Kaedence Alexander 66, Andrew
Pulido 95-185, Kali Barrera 92-171,
Arianne Ivy 66, Damion Flores 194,
Seth Skinner 190, Dannyella Hochstine
192, Angel Orozco 189.
At Forum Bowl – Daniel Jennings
108-193, Amarie Hardaway 90-176, KalEl Evans 89-173, Zoey Sebourn 91-146,
Logan King 127-350, Charisse Graham
111-274, Aydan King 110-299, Ananiah
Williams 111-251, Trey Boles 156-376,
Allison Williams 162-449, Kadence
Davila 133-368, Anyssa Boles 151-396,
Jared Valladares 213-601, Katarina
Korn 219-589, Alex Kypfer 202-550,
Kristin Hilker 217-567.
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Shots
PBA’S 2014-15 ESPN RATINGS UP 23%, INCLUDE KEY
DEMOGRAPHIC GAINS
PBA television ratings on
ESPN for 2014-15 not only
showed a 23 percent increase
in viewership, but made
important gains in valuable
demographics, PBA CEO and
Commissioner Tom Clark said.
Newly-released ratings data
comparing the overall 2014-15
PBA telecasts on ESPN to the
2013-14 season showed ratings
gains in desirable areas such
as males age 18-49, which was
up 55 percent. The combined
male-female audience in
both the 18-34 and 18-49 age
groups were up 50 percent
year-over-year.
“It’s an exciting time for
the PBA,” Clark said. “These
numbers are rarely achieved in
sports TV and are very encour-
aging. They are both valuable
and attractive to sponsors and
partners. The PBA’s mix of
exciting players including Hall
of Famers, international stars
and former collegiate players
making their mark in increasingly diverse and prestigious
events, plus the continued
support of ESPN have the PBA
positioned for further growth.”
The new PBA on ESPN
schedule begins Dec. 17, with
a special Thursday, 7 p.m. ET
(4 p.m. PT) live telecast of the
PBA World Championship from
the GEICO PBA World Series
of Bowling VII at the National
Bowling Stadium in Reno,
Nevada.
2016 PBA LEAGUE DECLARATION DEADLINES
LOOMING
Two key deadlines for PBA
League competition in 2016 are
looming – the Oct. 26 deadline
for team managers to declare
up to three players they wish to
protect from their 2015 rosters,
and the Nov. 13 deadline
for PBA members to declare
themselves eligible for the 2016
At Strikz
Franklin shoots 725,
Tenczar books 642
FRISCO – Tony Franklin’s
hard-hitting 259-247-219 = 725
Lousy Bowlers series earned top
billing on the honor roll for the
week at Strikz.
Loren Tenczar fronted the
ladies with a solid 236-195-211
= 642 Monday Mixerz set.
HONOR ROLL
Scott Noll 223-600, Cindy McBride
201-558, Chris Marino 235-603,
Cathy Eberly 180-500, Philip Benthan
222-606, Debbie Colby 235-554, Steve
Southerland 236-658, Stacy Starry
236-631.
Ron Barton 213-608, Cathy Eberly
191-559, Rick Irvine 236-691, Debbie
Colby 204-577, Gary Lumenti 235-660,
Ron Shive 259-708, Kevin Connell 231649, Mark Donnelly 238-677.
Rchard Ferguson 224-631, John
Reed 223-623, Clayton Colby 247-618,
John Meyer 244-649, Rick Irvine
247-673, Ron Shive 202-601, Kevin
Hammer 227-649.
draft.
Team managers must advise
PBA Commissioner Tom Clark
of the maximum of three
players from their 2015 rosters
that they want to return to
their respective teams in 2016.
Players not protected must
then declare their intent to
participate in the 2016 draft
by contacting PBA Director of
Events Janay Haggerty (janay.
[email protected]) by no later
than Nov. 13.
The 2016 PBA League draft
will be held on Dec. 17during
of Bowling VII in Las Vegas.
The draft will be covered live
on Xtra Frame at 2 p.m. ET (11
a.m. PT).
NEXT UP ON XTRA
FRAME:
Xtra Frame coverage of the
PBA Fall Classic begins Oct. 19
at South Point. During the Fall
Classic, Xtra Frame will provide live coverage of the Mark
Roth/Marshall Holman PBA
Doubles Championship qualifying and match play rounds Oct.
19-20, start-to-finish coverage
of the PBA Xtra Frame South
Point Las Vegas Open – a PBA
Tour title event – Oct. 21-22;
the South Point West Challenge
(for non-title winners) on Oct.
23; the new five-player PBA
Team Challenge, Oct. 24-25,
and the PBA50 Western Open
on Oct. 26.
Bowling fans who want to
sample Xtra Frame can subscribe on a three-day (72-hour)
basis for only $3.99. Fans can
lock in the entire October
package with a full month Xtra
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$7.99. But PBA’s best package is
the 12-month XF Season Ticket
for $64.99, or $5.41 per month.
YOUTH TOURNAMENT
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To sign up, visit pba.com and
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PBA REGIONAL UPDATE:
SMALLWOOD WINS GREATER
MUSKEGON TITLE
Tom Smallwood of Saginaw,
Mich., defeated Ryan Ciminelli
of Cheektowaga, N.Y., 228-193,
to win the $2,000 top prize
in the PBA Greater Muskegon
USBC Bowling Association/
Northway Lanes Central Open
at Northway Lanes in Muskegon, Mich., on Sunday.
En route to his fourth PBA
Regional title, Smallwood
downed Eric Tackett of
Huntington, Ind., 268-194,
while Ciminelli topped Patrick
Dombrowski of Parma, Ohio,
246-224, in the semifinal
round.
Troy Kendrick of Coto de
Caza, Calif., and Jeff Frankos
of Daly City, Calif., took
advantage of their superior
match play record to win the
PBA/PBA50 Ken Fowler
Auto Center West/Northwest
Doubles hosted by Yokayo Bowl
in Ukiah, Calif., Sunday.
Kendrick and Frankos won
five of their six matches to
finish the tournament with a
14-game total of 6,150 pins,
including 150 match play bonus pins, to top Joe Goldstein
Sr. of Hayward, Calif., and
Chris Warren of Grants Pass,
Ore., by 29 pins for the title,
giving Kendrick his fifth PBA
Regional title and Frankos his
19th. They shared the $3,000
first prize. Goldstein and
Warren had a 2-4 match play
record and a total of 6,121 pins,
including 60 bonus pins.
The Oct. 23-25 weekend
includes the PBA50 Tomball
Southwest Open from Tomball
Bowl in Tomball, Texas, and
the one-day PBA Tony Grigat
Allstate Midwest Challenge at
Strike N Spare II in Lockport,
Ill. Two Teen Masters qualifying events also are scheduled
over the Oct. 24-25 weekend:
the Erie Open Teen Masters
event, presented by the Erie
Sports Commission, at Rolling
Meadows Lanes, and the Frisco
Open presented by the Frisco
Convention and Visitors Bureau
at Strikz in Frisco, Texas.
October’s regional activity
closes with the PBA50 WGB
Accounting Craig Pezzano
Memorial presented by The
Insurance Market at Bryan’s
Bowling Center in Laurel, Del.;
the Wichita Southwest Open at
Northrock Lanes in Wichita,
Kan., and the PBA50 Tony
Grigat Allstate Midwest/Central
Open at Arlington Lanes in
Arlington Heights, Ill., over the
Oct. 30-Nov. 1 weekend.
For complete PBA Regional
schedules, rules and entry
information, visit pba.com,
open the “schedules” tab and
click on Regional Tours to find
the event(s) in your area.
QUICK NOTES
Conner Kolessides (scratch)
and Tommy Sanfilippo (handicap) earned $1,700 and $2,000
scholarship awards, respectively, in the fourth annual Danny
Wiseman Youth Scholarship
Tournament at AMF Country
Club Lanes in Baltimore on
Saturday. The sold-out event rewarded participants with more
than $22,000 in scholarships.
TITAN
HIGH SCHOOL
BOWLING
Contact: Brad Ellis, at [email protected]
NOVEMBER 15
USA Bowl, Dallas, TX
Sport Shot - TBD
DECEMBER 6
University Lanes, Denton, TX
Sport Shot - TBD
JANUARY 23, 2016
TBC SUPER 7 MARATHON
JANUARY 24, 2016
TBC AND TBC JUNIOR
Sport Shot - TBD
Barnes Thanksgiving Classic
The TITAN High School Bowling Team
and the COYOTE High School Bowling Team
are getting ready for the 2015-2016 Season.
If you are a student at Centennial HS or Heritage HS
in Frisco and interested in great competition at the
District and State level, want an opportunity to
receive college scholarships, and interested in trying
out for the High School Bowling Teams,
please send an email to
Contact: Joyce Claus - 972-881-0242
NOVEMBER 27th - 29th
Plano Super Bowl, Plano, TX
Coyote Bowling
Ms. Stacy Starry at:
Titan Bowling
Mr. Rick Irvine at:
Grand Prix Program
[email protected]
Contact: Karen Miller [email protected]
[email protected]
Phone: 319-210-0694
Phone: 972-345-9976
DECEMBER 6
Copperfield Bowl, Houston, TX
FEBRUARY 14, 2016
Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels, TX
APRIL 24, 2016
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later which would have ended
the inning, just three outs from
a World Series.
A bench coach for the Marlins that night, Ozzie Gullien,
was part of the next chapter
two years later as manager of
“the other team” in Chicago
(as I am only allowed to say at
home). The White Sox ended
their Black Sox curse and was
rumored to have thought about
driving their victory parade
bus by Wrigley Field with the
Commissioner’s Trophy.
Another great year in 2008,
this time with a September
no-no by Cub ace Carlos
Zambrano. Thousands of Cub
fans leaving Miller Park were
in tears and screaming this
was going to be THE year, my
wife in her Ron Santo jersey
among them. Then after a quiet
division series exit against the
Dodgers, winter was again
quiet.
Ron Santo was on the
Baseball Hall of Fame veteran
committee ballot for years, just
missing election by less than
five votes four times. He was
voted in nearly one year to the
day after his 2010 passing.
How serious do the locals
take this curse talk? The latest
in a series of attempts to break
it was by a Greek Orthodox
priest spreading holy water
in the dugout before the 2008
NLDS series opener.
But this is 2015. Some are
suggesting karma or maybe,
it’s the Cubs turn. They are
playing the Mets, you know.
I’d keep an eye on the local
billy goats and black cats. If
they win the NLCS and /or the
World Series, my bride will let
me record her reaction, possibly even for YouTube.
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A Lavery-Spahr lands 817,
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The PBA has announced an
exciting, engaged list of WSOB
primary sponsors including GEICO, Rolltech, Silver
Legacy Resort Casino and
Reno-Sparks Convention and
Visitors Authority. Participating
presenting sponsors are PBA
Bowling Challenge Mobile
Game by Concrete Software,
Storm Products, Xtra Frame,
HotelPlanner.com and the
International Bowling Museum
and Hall of Fame.
GEICO, one of America’s
largest automobile insurers,
will celebrate its 13th anniversary as a primary partner
of the PBA by serving as the
entitlement partner of WSOB
VII. GEICO serves more than
13 million private passenger
customers and insures more
than 22 million vehicles (auto
& cycle).
PBA CEO and Commissioner
Tom Clark also announced that
Rolltech, which has provided
PBA with enhanced live scoring and statistical data for PBA
Tour events over the past two
years, will be title sponsor for
the PBA World Championship
which will culminate with the
finals telecast Thursday Dec.
17 at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT).
Rolltech also provides mobile
and web applications related
to tracking individual, league
and event bowling scores and
statistics as well as connecting
bowlers for real-life borderless
competition.
The Silver Legacy and RenoSparks Convention and Visitors
Authority join the WSOB in the
first year of a two-year sponsorship agreement.
Located in downtown Reno,
the Silver Legacy Resort Casino
offers amenities and attractions for the perfect vacation
getaway. Towering above
downtown as the newest and
tallest casino hotel, spacious
guest rooms and suites offer
grand views of the city skyline
and mountains. The Silver
Legacy features big-name entertainment, six award-winning
restaurants, eight shops and
boutiques, outdoor pool, health
spa and state-of-the art fitness
center.
Reno, known as the “Biggest Little City In the World”
and has hosted major bowling
events for nearly four decades,
is a beautiful four season resort
destination - in a spectacular
natural setting - that offers
world class gaming, attractions,
activities and events to excite
the passion of almost anyone.
After the Rolltech PBA
World Championship, the ESPN
telecast schedule continues
with four animal pattern
finals telecasts on consecutive
Sundays at 1 p.m. ET, beginning with the PBA Cheetah
Championship presented by
PBA Bowling Challenge Mobile
Game by Concrete Software
on Dec. 20. The official mobile
game of the PBA features actual tournaments, oil patterns,
bowling balls and legendary
Anthony Lavery-Spahr racked
up a rollicking 269-279-269 =
817 Classic League series to earn
top billing on the honor roll last
week at AMF Richardson Lanes.
Wanda Parker, also from the
Classic League group, paced the
ladies with a robust 246-180-182
= 608 set.
HONOR ROLL
Joel Pecez 257-707, Delynda
Lanzillo 189-546, Mike Kutz 265-678,
Evelyn Rawls 203-509, Sam Hitchcock
191-542, Leilana Edds 176-414, Jeremy
Basham 246-645, Terri Riches 161-474.
Craig Martin 228-657, Erin De Gray
192-515, Anthony Simonsen 289-727,
Lynette Most 224-557, David Watson
231-653, Mary Patrick 164-450.
At AMF Garland
Kirby unloads 813,
Adams uncorks 722
Stiff 300, Jones 299
Butch Kirby locked up the
top spot on the honor roll last
week at AMF Garland Lanes after
pounding out potent 255-289269 = 813 numbers in Money
Changers action.
Ashley Adams’ masterful
211-266-245 = 722 XXXX Rated
showing garnered fem scoring
laurels.
Bubba Stiff garnered highgame honors with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Bubba Stiff 740, Barbara Shaw
226-617, Mike Faulkenberry 256-705,
Joyce Lindley 214-586, Robert Wilson
246-685, Bertha Sanchez 247-651, Jake
Timmins 254-702, Kathy Hopkins
191-509.
Greg McKinney (2 games) 241438, Kathy Sell (2 games) 162-310,
Dan Gerlach 259-675, Darrin Larson
268-741, Donna Hough 225-618, Linda
Chambers 235-618, Juan Munoz
243-644.
Lulee Rechenthin 172-488, Brandon
Davidson 279-784, Rodney Williams
268-770, Donna Hough 254-650,
Russell Parks 242-646, Terri Tate
246-661, Spencer Leslie 225-645, Mary
Perl 200-585.
Donald Jackson 265-765, Linda
Chambers 258-719, Shane Ross 213-585.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
Young plasters 795,
LeCroy wraps up 702
Burkett and Holt 300’s
Geoffery Young took highseries honors for the week at
Brunswick Zone Watauga with
a sizeable 795 Ballard’s vs. Big
“C” league outing.
Kathleen LeCroy fired a sturdy
258/702 Thursday Mixed set to
front distaff scoring.
John Burkett and Wayne Holt
shared high-game honors with
award-winning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Louis Henderson 755, Jordan
Humphries 573, Scott Brittain (4
games) 888, Ricky Carr 731, Ashley
Salisbury 568, Tammy Kent 619,
Christy Ballard 575, Olin Gibbins 760,
Kerry Rusk 581.
Arsenia Rhoden 537, Travis
Lansdowne 771, Danielle Walker 637,
Rick Mock 592, Judy Wallace 460.
SENIORS
Joe Laehr 687, Wendy Vannoy 577,
Richard Riley 648, Lucky Hamilton
535, Fred Walters 656, Judy Leuty 565.
PBA bowlers.
PBA Bowling Challenge
Mobile game has surpassed 8.3
million downloads on Android
mobile devices, and has added
almost 2 million downloads on
iOS and Apple devices which
translates into 4,700 downloads
per day by Android users and
2,700 daily downloads by iOS
users.
The PBA Viper Championship presented by Xtra Frame,
PBA’s online bowling channel,
will air Dec. 27. The PBA’s live
streaming digital service has
grown 200 percent since 2013,
added hundreds of hours of
live content including PBA50,
PWBA and all PBA national
events.
The PBA Chameleon
HotelPlanner.com will air on
Jan. 3. HotelPlanner.com is
a leading provider of online
services to the global group
hotel sales market. Its technology ensures the lowest rates by
allowing bowlers and bowling
fans to receive quotes online
directly from hotel group sales
managers.
Utah-based Storm Products,
the maker of high-performance
GEICO
bowling balls and accessories,
is presenting sponsor of the
PBA Doubles Championship
which will air on Jan. 17.
WSOB telecasts will
conclude on Jan. 24 at 3 p.m.
ET with the PBA Challenge
presented by the International
Bowling Museum and Hall of
Fame, the keeper of the sport’s
history, located on the International Bowling Campus in
Arlington, Texas. The unique
PBA Challenge finals will feature PBA50, PBA Regional and
PWBA-PBA Women’s Regional
title matches.
Other PBA participating
WSOB VII partners include PBA
product registered companies
900 Global, Brunswick, Roto
Grip, Storm, Track, Ebonite,
Columbia 300, Hammer,
Lane Laughter
Radical, DV8, MOTIV, Dexter,
High 5 Gear, Vise, Turbo, KR
Strikeforce, Mongoose, Power
House, Master, AMF300, Lane
Masters, Legends, 3G, Genesis
and Rolltech.
STAKES ARE HIGH
The high-powered duo won the
2015 Roth/Holman Doubles
title in Indianapolis when they
defeated England’s Dom Barrett
and Finland’s Osku Palermaa,
228-203, after winning their
previous doubles title at South
Point in 2011 when they
defeated Ronnie Russell and
Sean Rash in the title match.
Barrett and Palermaa will
return to challenge for the title
again, along with teams including leading PBA Player of the
Year contender Jason Belmonte
and partner Bill O’Neill; the
left-handed tandems of PBA
Hall of Famer Parker Bohn and
partner Ryan Ciminelli as well
as Anthony Pepe and rookie
Matt McNiel; 2014 PBA Rookie
of the Year Marshall Kent with
2015 ROY hopeful A.J. Johnson
of Oswego, Ill.; mixed-doubles
partners Ryan Shafer and
newly-crowned Professional
Women’s Bowling Association
titlist Liz Kuhlkin along with
Scott Norton and Missy Parkin,
who grew up bowling together
in California youth programs;
and the team of Rash and PBA
Hall of Famer Pete Weber of St.
Ann., Mo., who were rivals as
recently as last Sunday when
Rash defeated Weber to win the
Xtra Frame PBA Iowa Midwest
Open title in Omaha.
That’s just a sampling of
the doubles roster, which can
be found on pba.com under
the Schedules tab: (http://
www.pba.com/Content/files/
Downloads/2015%20FALL%20
CLASSIC%20(Doubles).pdf.
The Roth/Holman Doubles
event in Las Vegas will include
eight qualifying games on
Monday, Oct. 19, followed
by two six-game match play
rounds on Tuesday. Based upon
a combined total of 20 doubles
(40 individual) games, the top
five teams will advance to the
ESPN-televised finals which
will be conducted on Saturday, Dec. 19, at the National
Bowling Stadium in Reno for
delayed airing on Sunday, Jan.
17, and will be counted as a
2016 title on the official PBA
stats.
The Fall Classic continues
on Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 21-22, with the PBA Xtra
Frame South Point Las Vegas
Open, a PBA Tour title event.
More than 110 players will
bowl two qualifying rounds
Wednesday with the top 16
advancing to round-robin
match play Thursday. After 32
games, the top five will meet in
the stepladder finals Thursday
at 5:30 p.m. PT (8:30 p.m. ET).
All rounds of the Las Vegas
Open will be covered live,
exclusively on Xtra Frame (for
subscription information, visit
pba.com and click on the Xtra
Frame link).
Live Stream
Schedule
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Mark Roth/Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship - Qualifying
Monday, October 19, 2015
6:40 PM CT
Mark Roth/Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship - Round 1 Match Play
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
10:40 AM CT
Mark Roth/Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship - Round 2 Match Play
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
3:40 PM CT
PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open - Round 1 Qualifying
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
10:40 AM CT
PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open - Round 2 Qualifying
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
5:40 PM CT
PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open - Round 1 Match Play
Thursday, October 22, 2015
10:15 AM CT
PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open - Round 2 Match Play
2:45 PM CT
PBA Xtra Frame South Point Las Vegas Open - Stepladder
7:15 PM CT
PBA South Point West Challenge - Qualifying
Friday, October 23, 2015
10:40 AM CT
PBA South Point West Challenge - Match Play
Friday, October 23, 2015
2:45 PM CT
PBA Team Challenge - Round 1 Qualifying
Saturday, October 24, 2015
10:40 AM CT
PBA Team Challenge - Round 2 Qualifying
Saturday, October 24, 2015
6:40 PM CT
PBA Team Challenge - Match Play
Sunday, October 25, 2015
10:40 AM CT
PBA Team Challenge - Stepladder
Sunday, October 25, 2015
4:45 PM CT
PBA50 South Point West Open - Qualifying
10:40 AM CT
PBA50 South Point West Open - Match Play
3:45 PM CT
insidebowling.com
(Available on insidebowling.com)
Friday December 18 - Sunday December 20
Hammer Holiday Doubles
Concord Lanes - St. Louis, MO
USBC bowl.tv YouTube Channel
(All times Central and are subject to change)
Sunday November 15, 2015 9:30 AM -7:15 PM
QubicaAMF World Cup - Qualifying Round 1
Monday November 16, 2015 9:30 AM - 7:15 PM
Tuesday November 17, 2015 9:30 AM - 7:15 PM
Wednesday November 18, 2015 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM
QubicaAMF World Cup - Round of 24
Thursday November 19, 2015 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
QubicaAMF World Cup - Round of 8
Thursday November 19, 2015 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM
QubicaAMF World Cup - Stepladder Finals
Michiganbowler.tv
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and livestream.com)
Friday November 20 – Sunday November 22
High Hopes Weekend, Raymond, New Hampshire
Friday November 27 – Sunday November 29
STAKES ARE HIGH
The South Point Las Vegas
Open could play a role in the
2015 PBA Player and Rookie of
the Year races. Heading into
the Fall Classic, Australia’s
Belmonte, his doubles partner
O’Neill and Josh Blanchard of
Mesa, Ariz., have each won
two PBA Tour titles during the
2015 season. Belmonte’s are
both majors (USBC Masters
and Barbasol PBA Tournament
of Champions), so he’s the
heavy favorite heading into
the final two months of the
season which will include the
Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open (Nov.
3-8 in Garland, Texas) and
of Bowling VII at the National
Bowling Stadium in Reno Dec.
7-19, which will include four
standard PBA Tour titles plus
the year’s final major, the PBA
World Championship.
As of Oct. 15, Belmonte
also holds the PBA earnings
and averages leads. He has
earned $168,861 so far in 2015
with a 228.54 average over 237
games bowled. Chris Barnes,
who will miss the Fall Classic
while recovering from recent
back surgery, is second on the
money list with $113,920 while
O’Neill is second on the average list at 227.04 for 187 games.
The Las Vegas Open field
also includes a slew of PBA
Hall of Famers, including
47-time champion Walter Ray
Williams Jr., 38-time champion
Norm Duke, 37-time champion
Pete Weber and 34-time titlist
Parker Bohn III along with
many of the sport’s rising stars,
several of whom are trying
for their first PBA Tour title.
The singles event – the first
PBA Tour event ever held from
start-to-finish in the South
Point Bowling Plaza – also
is the first qualifying leg for
players hoping to earn automatic invitations to compete in
the DHC PBA Japan Open in
January. Qualifying pins from
the Las Vegas Open and the
Bowlmor AMF U.S. Open will
determine the 10 players who
will earn invitations to Japan.
One PWBA member also will
be invited based on qualifying
pins from the U.S. Women’s
Open and the South Point Las
Vegas Open.
For a current singles roster,
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Johnson masters 300/827,
Tallant mints 647
Graham 300
Clint Johnson turned in the
top score of the week at Cowtown
Bowling Palace with an awardwinning power-packed 269-300258 = 827 Ft. Worth Classic Trio
league production.
Katie Tallant’s blue-ribbon
247-173-227 = 647 Wednesday
Winners series dominated
scoring for the ladies.
Garrett Graham shared highgame honors with Johnson with
an award-winning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Steven Sanchez 279-725, Alma
Rodriguez 224-587, Keiler Sanchez
266, Brittany Hughes 214, Daniel
Hughes 258, Marcelino Negrete 258,
Roy Simpson 279, Ross DiCapo 279,
Rudy Garcia 278-752.
Adam Loviscek 247, Lina Choun
201-548, Jeremy Trubenstein 245-696,
Kevin Plumlee 236, Jamie Stone 279,
Amy Hart 269, Jason Magallon 259, Coy
Hart 257-735, Amy Langham 227-613.
CJ Johnson 278-736, Heather
Whitney 226-626, Blane Adkins 269,
Bernie Adkins 209, Garrett Graham
792, Debi Tucker 225-559, George
Hernandez 256, Christina Tucker 208,
Myke Bell 245.
Duane Skinner 279-713, Katie
Tallant 200-500, Tony Edwards 242,
Bryan Liles 232.
SENIORS
James LeCroy 257-727, Carole
Watson 193-515, Jim Riley 244, Larry
Stevenson 234, Ken Eilert 234, Bob
Brewer 278-748, Cheryl Berube190,
Ken Eilert 278, Ken Knowles 239, Don
Key 243-653.
Wanda Eads 191-558, Les Messinger
235, David Pruitt 214.
At AMF Spare Time Lanes
Albin compiles 757
Albin 300
Steve Albin racked up a
rousing 279/757 series to earn
top billing on the honor roll last
week at AMF Spare Time Lanes.
Albin also captured high-game
honors with an award-winning
12-bagger.
Melissa George led the ladies
scoring with a rollicking 169-222176 = 567 set.
HONOR
Jeff Robinson 266-683, Roberta
Stanfield 171-487, Matt Kachelhoffer
268-738, Joseph Canales 161-503, Steve
Albin 745, Tisha Patterson 194-565,
Frankie Duncan 268-736, Debbie Camp
211-503.
Loren Lowy 263-576, Larry Darvas
257-715, Geoff Cantrell 245-711, Mike
Newton 234-688, Shane Williams
268-697, Karl Petersen 243-625, Barry
Brice 235-684, Jeff Warren 263-641.
Rudy Garcia 266-670, Barry Brice
245-700, Thomas Mendonca 245-628,
Clyde Webber 257-683, Chris Grooms
244-689, Earl Newhouse 267-651, Russ
Martin (2 games) 204-396, Tina Pierce
(2 games) 205-374.
Tickets on sale for GEICO PBA
World Series of Bowling, Rolltech
PBA World Championship
RENO, Nev. (Oct. 19, 2015)
- Tickets are now on sale for
the live ESPN telecast of the
Rolltech PBA World Championship Thursday, Dec. 17, the
pinnacle event of the GEICO
PBA World Series of Bowling
VII presented by Silver Legacy
and the Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority at
the National Bowling Stadium.
The season’s final major will
mark the first live prime-time
telecast of a PBA Tour event in
14 years when the stepladder
finals get underway at 7 p.m.
ET (4 p.m. local time). For the
World Championship, ESPN
telecast tickets are $10 and
$20. All tickets, which can be
purchased in advance through
the “tickets” link on pba.com
or at the door, are general
admission.
From Dec. 7-19, Reno’s
National Bowling Stadium will
be the center of the bowling
universe as ESPN, pba’s online
bowling channel Xtra Frame
and the best players in the
world converge for a series of
the most unique and lucrative
events in the sport.
WSOB VII will again
showcase the world’s greatest
players including the top stars
from the PBA Tour who will
compete for PBA titles across
five diverse PBA lane oil
patterns, highlighted by the
main event, which is the World
Championship.
The focal point of the
World Championship will be
the player’s ultimate test of
versatility and endurance. The
five players who qualify for
the live stepladder finals on
ESPN on Dec. 17 will survive a
total of 66 games of qualifying
and round-robin match play
bowled on the PBA’s Cheetah,
Viper, Chameleon, Scorpion
and World Championship lane
conditions.
The international representation for the World Series has
already tied a record for entries
from 21 countries, including
Argentina, Australia, Bermuda,
British Virgin Islands, Canada,
Colombia, Denmark, Ecuador,
England, Finland, Germany,
Japan, Mexico, South Korea,
Spain, Thailand, Sweden,
United Arab Emirates and Venezuela in addition to the United
States. Anticipated entries from
China will break the record.
In addition to the World
Championship, tickets are also
on sale for the other World
Series events, the Cheetah,
Viper, Chameleon and Scorpion Championship finals on
Friday, Dec. 18, as well as the
and PBA Challenge shows
(Saturday, Dec. 19). An allweekend KingPin Club ticket
for the animal pattern events,
and PBA Challenge telecasts
is available for $20. While
tickets may be purchased at
the door, it is suggested that
fans order early to get the best
seating. For the latest WSOB
information visit www.pba.
com<http://www.pba.com>.
Admission for the World
Series preliminary rounds
including World Championship
qualifying and match play
rounds Dec. 7-16 is free.
The National Bowling Stadium will also host a pro-am
for Reno area grassroots youth,
adult and senior bowlers on
Sunday, Dec. 6 with squads at
9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The pro-am
entry fee is $99. Additional
details are available by calling
the stadium at (800) 304-2695.
GEICO PBA WSOB VII
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LEGACY AND RENO-SPARKS
CONVENTION AND VISITORS
AUTHORITY ESPN TAPING
SCHEDULE (All times Pacific)
Sunday, Dec. 6
9 a.m., 3 p.m. – Pro-ams
Thursday, Dec. 17
(Tickets $10 and $20)
4 p.m. – Rolltech PBA World
Championship (live on ESPN)
Friday, Dec. 18
(Friday and Saturday taping
tickets available through $20
weekend pass)
1 p.m. - PBA Cheetah
PBA Mobile Challenge Game
by Concrete Software (airs on
ESPN on Sunday, Dec. 20, at 1
p.m. ET)
3:30 p.m. - PBA Viper
Xtra Frame (airs on ESPN on
Sunday, Dec. 27, at 1 p.m. ET)
5:15 p.m. - PBA Chameleon
HotelPlanner.com (airs on
ESPN on Sunday, Jan. 3, at 1
p.m. ET)
7 p.m. - PBA Scorpion
Championship (airs on ESPN
on Sunday, Jan. 10, at 1 p.m.
ET)
Saturday, Dec. 19
Noon – Mark Roth/Marshall
Holman PBA Doubles Championship presented by Storm
(airs on ESPN on Sunday, Jan.
17, at 1 p.m. ET)
3:30 p.m. - PBA Challenge
Finals presented by the International Bowling Museum and
Hall of Fame (airs on ESPN on
Sunday, Jan. 24, at 3 p.m. ET)
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At AMF Euless Lanes
The Draggin’ Balls team from
the Tuesday night Full House
league, started their night off
last week with some excitement.
Mike Ford, Verne Otto, Tyler
Floriento, Mike McCullough
and Cody Sheppard threw 18
consecutive strikes to start game
one. They were very excited!
Full scores will be published
in next week’s paper.
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eight games of Baker format
round-robin match play Sunday
morning followed by a Baker
format stepladder finale at 3
p.m. local time. All rounds of
the Team Challenge also will
be covered live on Xtra Frame.
The Fall Classic will
conclude on Monday, Oct. 26,
with the PBA50 Western Open,
a PBA West Region event for
players ages 50 and older and
another event covered by Xtra
Frame.
PBA’s live coverage of
the Fall Classic is available
exclusively on Xtra Frame.
Subscriptions for three days
($3.99), a full month ($7.99)
or the 12-month Season Ticket
($64.99) are available. Visit
pba.com and click on the Xtra
Frame link to enroll.
Congratulations to USBC Public Relations Manager, Lucas
Wiseman and Danielle Dozier exchanging wedding vows Sunday,
October 18.
STAKES ARE HIGH
visit pba.com and look for PBA
Xtra Frame South Point Las
Vegas Open under “schedules/
PBA Tour” or click here:
http://www.pba.com/Rosters/
Details/2095
Friday, Oct. 23, is set aside
for the PBA South Point West
Challenge, a PBA West Region
event open to players who
have never won a PBA title.
Xtra Frame also will cover this
event.
PBA’s newest venture, the
PBA Team Challenge, takes
center stage Saturday and
Sunday. Seventeen five-player
teams have already entered
the one-of-a-kind PBA team
battle. The Team Challenge
will begin with a six-game
qualifying round on Saturday,
Oct. 24, with all five players
bowling full games, followed
by a 12-game Baker format
round. Based on the combined
18-game team totals, the top
eight teams will advance to
Upcoming NCTUSBC Tournaments
NORTH CENTRAL
TEXAS
For rules and entry/prize fund breakdown, visit our website at www.nctusbc.com
4th Annual NCTUSBC
Ladies City Tournament
ter
Host Cen ingles
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Team, Dou
Watauga Lanes
USBC Certified
Handicap & Scratch Brackets
High Pots EVERY shift
7301 Rufe Snow Dr.
Watauga, TX 76148
817-485-2695
Bowl
4
up to !
s
e
tim
High Scratch All-Events winner
will receive a free paid entry into
the 2016 Bluebonnet Queens
Tournament
d
Handicap is 90% of 220
Prize Fund Returned 100%
$5,000 Added Money
de
d
A
00
$2,0
November 14-15 and November 21-22
$1,000.00 Guaranteed 1st Place Team Event
Team event will be one division
$800.00 added money to each division - $200.00 added to Scratch All Events
$5,000 Added Money
USBC Certified
Team Handicap is 90% of 920
Handicap & Scratch Brackets
High Pots EVERY shift
Any team over 920 will be scratch
Prize Fund Returned 100%
Optional Singles – 3 Divisions
Women’s Handicap - Men’s Handicap - Scratch
Guaranteed $500 First Place
Entry Fee:
Team Event - Open
Doubles Event – 360 Under/361 Over
Singles Event- 180 Under and 181 Over
Westcreek Lanes
3025 Altamesa Blvd. Fort Worth, TX 76133
817-294-0501
Format - Mixed Team - 3 games plus handicap
Mixed Teams MUST include one female
Multi-Entries must change at least one bowler in the line up
Entry deadline: November 11, 2015
**Optional Scratch All Events**
$10 Scratch All Events
ey
Mon
$2,000.00 First Place
4 MEMBER TEAM EVENT
Team/Doubles/Singles
$25 Per Person Per Event
$10 All Events Per Person
NCTUSBC Wild Turkey
Mixed Team Tournament
November 28-29, 2015
Prepay Entry Deadline November 25, 2015
Mail entries to:
North Central Texas USBC
Attn: Kevin Roberts
P.O. Box 200006, Arlington, TX 76006
Phone (817) 385-8326, Fax (817) 385-8237
Make checks/money orders
payable to NCTUSBC
$25.00 Fee on all returned checks
Credit Card Payments Available,
call for more information
Phone in entries must provide USBC #’s for all entrants
Mixed Team Entry Fee:
$30 Per Bowler $120 Per Team
$20 Singles Event
Men and Women Handicap Separate Division
Scratch Division
Late Entries are welcome, however, there will be a $5.00 fee per person and will be subject to lane
availability. Paying for one entry before the deadline will insure any re-entries without a late fee.
Questions? Kevin Roberts – [email protected] –
(817) 385-8326

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