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October 15, 2009
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BOWLING NEWS
California
Thursday, October 15, 2009
P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288
900 Global is New
Stone and Pedersen to Call
ABTA Co-Sponsor Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour Action
for Third Season Starting Oct. 25th
NORWALK—We are very
proud to announce that 900
Global of San Antonio TX
has became the ABTA’s CoSponsor.
Beginning this week we
will raffle off the Powerful
Bounty Hunter Ball at our
One day Event at West Covina
Lanes.
Each week there will be a
different Ball given by raffle,
and “other means at times”.
This raffle is FREE to our
members. Every Bowler that
day receives one ticket and the
winner will be drawn prior to
the 3-6-9 roll-off Weekly.
This up and coming Company was formed in April
2007 in San Antonio. Texas
and manufactures bowling
balls in San Antonio. 900
Global is also the parent company for 3G shoes, and is the
official licensee of AMF balls,
bags, accessories, Vacu-Jig,
Drill Presses and Pro Shop
Equipment, along with the
RC-900, the world’s first remote control bowling ball.
900 Global has developed
a complete arsenal of bowling
balls to complement all types
of bowlers, bowling on the
most diverse lane conditions.
Such bowling balls include
the Popular Bounty Hunter
and Break Point series of
High Performance balls, Mid
Performance Lunatic, Entry
Level Links, and a polyester
Bam series.
3G is the shoe division of
900 Global and features interchangeable heel and sole technology. Known for comfort,
quality, and performance,
3G shoes come in a variety
of styles and colors, to meet
the needs, and price points,
of any bowler. Please visit
www.900global.com for more
information on Our Sponsors
Products.
Added Bonus is that anybowler winning with a 900
Global Ball will receive a $100
Bonus and new Ball or a pair
of the fine 3-G Shoes. Anyone bowling a perfect game
will also receive $100 Bonus
and a New Ball or shoes. The
$100 Bonus will come from
Your Club the ABTA.
Please support Our CoSponsor whenever possible.
Update: Inland Empire
bowler Bobby Williams last
week set a house record at
Empire Bowl using. He shot
a super 290-300-280/ 870 series.
We thank GM Dave Smart
for his support and the staff of
900 Global inc!!
BHonor
owling News
Roll
Name Score
Joe Porcelli
Charlene Peterson
Emmerson Wafer
Ken DeGroff
Keith Imada
Brandon Golden
Gary Routh
Steve Gurrieri
Matt Jones
Paul Varela
Date
300oct 05
300
Oct 06
300
Oct 07
300
Oct 08
300oct 08
801
Oct 11
300
Oct 11
300
Oct 12
300
Oct 12
300
Oct 12
Center
Corbin Bowl
Cal Bowl
Cal Bowl
Jewel City Bowl
Keystone Lanes
Action lanes
Keystone Lanes
Del Rio Lanes
Del Rio Lanes
Del Rio Lanes
ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS:
bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon
YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page.
e-mail to: [email protected]
men: 300 or 800
Women: 298,299,300 or 700+
The veteran announce team of play-by-play commentator Rob
Stone and color analyst Randy Pedersen will provide fans with
increased insight into coverage of Lumber Liquidators Professional Bowlers Association Tour events this season, thanks to
some enhanced features developed by the PBA and ESPN.
Bowling News Honor Scores
NORWALK — The California Bowling News is starting
a new feature for you, THE
BOWLER!
If you have bowled an honor
score this week, 300 or 800 for
men; 298, 299, 300 or 700 for
the women, all you have to do
is E-MAIL us your name, the
score, and the bowling center.
We want to recognize our
readers! Don’t wait! E-MAIL
us by Tuesday noon at news@
californiabowlingnews.com.
WCST Ebonite Singles
at La Habra “300” Bowl
by Dick Sanders
LA HABRA—This week- the qualifying, High Game &
end October 17-18, the WCST Series, Side-Pots, and BrackEbonite Singles Tournament ets. These are also separated
will be at La Habra “300” by divisions. Finals on SunBowl in La Habra, CA.
day, October 18th, for both
This will be the last WCST divisions, begin at 8:30AM.
Ebonite Tournament in So. To enter, please call the WCST
California for 2009. The re- Office at 760-363-8141, or my
maining two tournament will cell phone at 760-792-4596.
be Nevada, Southpoint BowlIf you decide to enter on
ing Lanes, November 7-8, and Saturday, October 17th, please
Riverside Casino Lanes in make it by the Check-In Time
Laughlin, December 12-13.
at 11:45AM.
The maximum field of 64
If there are any openings
bowlers is the goal, and for La left before practice has ended
Habra, there will be one squad for the qualifying squad, you
only on Saturday, October may still enter. Computer us17th to start at 12:30PM.
ers, may make their reservaThe format, 10 straight tions by E-Mail: wcstour@yagames of qualifying. This two hoo.com. For full information,
divisional tournament, with click onto www.westcoastsethe Senior ages, 45 to 59, and niortour.com, and scroll down
the Super Senior ages, 60 & the IINFORMATION PAGE.
up., with extra cash prizes out
of higher money for bowlers
ages 70 & up, one for four will
cash for those prizes.
The tournament pays one
ABT Orange County
cash place for every 3 entries
ABTA
in each division. $170.00, is
the entry fee for current WCST
Donkee Tour
members, guests add $15.00.
W.C.S.T.
Extra money action during
DETROIT—The Tour telecast season begins on ESPN
Sunday, Oct. 25 at 1 p.m. ET
with the final matches of the
PBA Senior World Championship, PBA Women’s World
Championship and the PBA
Trick Shot Invitational featuring Hall of Famers Parker
Bohn III, Norm Duke and
Brian Voss plus additional
Tour stars, Chris Barnes, Sean
Rash and two-handed specialist Osku Palermaa.
The Lumber Liquidators
PBA Tour telecasts begin Sunday, Nov. 1 at 1 p.m. ET with
the finals of the Motor City
Open.
Stone and Pedersen will
have the ability to talk with
players during competition using earpiece/microphone technology that was introduced
for the first time during last
summer’s GEICO PBA Team
Shootout hosted by Six Flags.
Viewers will hear directly
from the bowlers about their
equipment choices, strategies
and adjustments they will employ during the matches.
“For the first time ever the
viewing audience will be able
to get inside the minds of the
greatest players on the planet,”
said Pedersen, a 13-time Tour
titlist and ranked 35th on the
list of greatest players in PBA
history. “You will hear the
player’s unique insights, strategies, adjustments, and much
more. Add that to the CATS
information and you have the
perfect mix for new fans as
well as the hardcore bowling
fanatics.”
PBA and ESPN will use
the Computer-Aided Tracking
System (CATS) for all World
Series of Bowling telecasts this
season. The CATS technology
measures ball speed, trajectory
and the number of ball revolutions. Another innovation will
be coverage of the Cheetah
Championship in reality-style
which will give bowling fans
a behind-the-scenes look of an
entire PBA Tour event. The
Cheetah Championship will be
aired on ESPN Sunday, Nov. 8
at 1 p.m. ET.
Each World Series of Bowling show will also feature Pedersen’s “Quick Tip” segment
and Stone will host special
World Series of Bowling features from Detroit’s historic
Thunderbowl Lanes arena.
During his career, Stone has
also worked World Cup Soccer
and college football, including
numerous bowl games.
“I’ve been fortunate to
work a lot of great sports
events and I can tell you that
working with Randy as part of
the Lumber Liquidators PBA
Tour telecasts is as rewarding
as anything I’ve done,” Stone
said. “It seems like the PBA
and ESPN are always bringing
something new to Tour telecasts which makes it especially enjoyable to call the action
for what is one of the nation’s
most popular sports.”
The preliminary rounds
of several Tour and PBA
Women’s Series presented by
BOWL.COM events were conducted at Thunderbowl Lanes
in August with the final rounds
taped for airing on ESPN this
fall. Following each of the
Tour telecasts, the tournament
champions will appear in a
“post-event” interview show
that will air exclusively on
pba.com’s Xtra Frame.
The Tour picks up its traditional live schedule beginning
Jan. 4-10 with the Don and
Paula Carter Mixed Doubles at
Lava Lanes in Medford, Ore.
Congratulations
Angels & Dodgers
For Winning Their Divisional Series!
Bowl for da Dough Weekend?
Sat/Sun
Saturday
Sunday
Sat/Sun
6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place
Oct 17-18
Oct 17
Oct 18
Oct 17-18
AMF Carter Lanes
West Covina Lanes
Cal Bowl
La Habra “300” Bowl
Every Friday at 2pm
NEW DAY AND START TIME!!
SUNDAY, Oct. 18th at 5PM check-in
4:30 • Entry Fee: $50
Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.
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BOWL FOR FUN!
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BOWLING NEWS
October 15, 2009
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TRAVEL
LEAGUE
By Alice
Meglemre
Tuesday, October 27th at 9pm
Win a spot at W.S.O.P!
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$20 per week, bowl 2 games
Three 10 week rounds, (nine weeks of bowling, 10th week of each round is a poker tournament).
End of season stepladder Sit N’ Go poker tournament will determine winner of 2010
World Series of Poker Main Event $10,000 Entry (Based on 12 teams). Place money won each
round in both bowling and poker. All members of league will share any W.S.O.P
tournament winnings. League member winning spot will get 50% of any money won, the rest of
the league will share the remaining 50%.
For more information contact Kathy, Ed or see front desk.
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GARDEN GROVE—Valley View and two of the staffs
three “Bobs” were on deck
to take care of our needs; the
GM and deskman. The stage
was set for Bernice Bennett’s
Keystone #2 team to continue
domination for league leadership and they did so with another 3-game sweep.
Their 6-game lead is a first
for the 52 year old travel loop,
following eight weeks of play.
There’s usually several teams
only a game or two apart,
however, runnerup spot is a
different story with four teams
tied at 15 wins; Cal #2, Fountain Bowl #2, Keystone #3 and
Cal #3. The rest of the league
trails down to cellar team at
4.2 wins.
Doris Lewis led the honor
roll Monday with 549, followed by Doris Lewis 549, Sue
McGill 223-548, Shanta Pittman 222-547, Karen Mauricio
200-547, Roberta McNaught
533, Jamie Vallier 201-528,
Cyndie Martin 202-521, Dee
Phipps 518, Betty Phillips 515,
Margo McClain 511, Carolyn
Anderson and Vi Wilson tied
on 508 clusters, Norma Payne
507, Kathy Parrish 505 and
Dorothy Scott 212.
We are sad to report Eva
Munson has passed away and
we will miss her when we
bowl at Linbrook Bowl this
season. Eva was a valued staff
member at Linbrook for many
years and a friend to the Vegas
league. Please see Roberta’ s
weekly Linbrook league report
for more information.
NEXT WEEK: 10 A.M.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19 AT
CAL BOWL.
October 15, 2009
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BOWLING NEWS
PBA OPEN TRIOS
Enjoy the challenge!
Grow the sport!
Improve your ability!
Beginning Sunday, October 25, 2009
at 8:00A.M.
Brunswick Classic Lanes, Norco Ca
Contact: Kevin Sikkenga 951-545-0996
Vic Nelson: 951-735-3662
20 teams will face the challenge of the PBA,
USBC and Sport Bowling conditions.
The weekly fee of $10.00 includes 4 games.
This isn’t about Las Vegas or Laughlin,
Point Money or Trophies. The “PBA Open Trios”
league is simply about becoming the best bowler you
can be on the toughest conditions available.
Trophies
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HUNDREDS OF FUNNY COMICS & 3 THAT SUCK!
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Teams - Mixed 5
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32 Teams
First Come First Served
Entry - $100.00 per Team
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BOWLING NEWS
Helen Duval BVL Scholarship
Club Donates $10,930.95
To The National BVL
by Phyl Knoll
The ”club” was the brainstorm of Dorothy Mauldin of Marietta, GA. Dorothy was a
dear friend and fan of Helen Duval, Berkeley CA. Helen, of course, was not a stranger
to the bowling arena and one of our most elegant professional female bowlers of her time.
Helen began her role as BVL Ambassador in 1972, touring VA hospitals all over the country to teach recuperating veterans how to bowl and providing tips on adaptive techniques
necessary due to injuries. Duvall became known for her recruitment of even themost
reticent of veterans onto the lanes - forming a strong bond with the patients. During her
almost 30 years as our (BVL) Ambassador, Duval was credited for getting hundreds of
vets active in the sport. Both VA patients and staff eagerly anticipated her clinics. As
was was said by the Director of National BVL, Elizabeth Montonya, “Although Helen is
recognized in our sport as a pioneer in women’s bowling and one of the founders of the
youth bowling movement, we at BVL, think of her as a living legend--based on her work
with our veterans.”
Joining Dorothy in her brainstorm to show tribute to Helen, were believers and dear
friends to Helen, Lily May Hester, of Sierra Vista AZ and Elaine Mulroney, Shoreline WA.
who would act as Co-Founders and so, in l995, the new club was born and named the Helen
Duval BVL (Fan) Club (HDBVLFC). Dorothy, Lily May, and Elaine were well known
to most all of the WIBC officers and directors and who were helpful in making meeting
space available to the Club at the WIBC Annual Convention each year. Large numbers
would attend the meeting and without twisting their arm, ready to contribute towards the
club’s progress and success. Over time, the membership involved bowlers from almost
every state and the numbers reached short of 500. The purpose of the club was to honor
Helen Duval and promote the BVL. And, as our Honoree, Helen was to always have a
voice in all the planning. After six years of operating on the premise that the Founder,
Dorothy Mauldin would always be here to lead and we to follow, Elaine and Lily May
received a letter from Dorothy in May 2000 to tell them that due to her continuous failing
health and other existing circumstances she could no longer be actively engaged with her
part of leadership, but did not assign her leadership role to either of them. Instead, Elaine
and Lily May were dedicated to achieve the goals of the club and would continue working
toward those goals. However, no policy or guidelines of any kind had been established;
and no By-Laws had been adopted and the club had no elected officials. So, these two
women and dedicated volunteers worked tirelessly on these huge tasks.
Then, on April 20, 2002 in Milwaukee, WI at the dinner meeting of the HDBVLFC,
Dorothy Mauldin, installed the very first Slate of Officers and Directors:
Phyl Knoll, Hawthorne CA. President
Helen Matthews, Huntsville AL. 1-VP
Margie Bishop, St. Louis MO. 2-VP
June Cross, Reno NV. Secretary
Elaine Mulroney, Shoreline WA. Treasurer
Rose Erdos, Canton OH. Sgt-at-Arms Directors:
Elaine Hagin, Castro Valley CA. (WIBC BVL Chairman)
Alpharetta Callaway Pittsburgh, PA.
Helen Lesh, Roseburg OR.
Shirley Schmardel San Diego CA.
Mary Jane Sporar Joliet, IL.
The HDBVLFC maintained three bank accounts. An account which was originally
opened when the club first organized, with funds from generous donations from the founders themselves. It was merely left in a brokerage account to gain interest and as a security
blanket in case of emergency. Through the talent, hard work, and apparent out of pocket
expense in many cases Lily May, designed an informative Newsletter which was sent to
the members, a large number of whom , would rarely fail to show their appreciation by
sending our treasurer, their generous donation. A General Fund Account eventually was
established along with a Scholarship Fund Account. The General Fund Account took care
of our annual donations to National BVL; supplies, printing, postage; a few incidental
expenses we had for the Annual Dinner Meetings over and above the cost of the dinner,
which each attendee paid for in advance; etc. etc. We were very frugal in our spending
and frankly, I’m sure the Treasurer didn’t receive all the receipts from the spending of
board members and on some occasions, that of some volunteers.
In 2004, at Helen Duval’s request, our name was changed to Helen Duval BVL (Scholarship) Club (HDBVLSC). The intent of the scholarship was to recognize young female
scholars who met the standard of excellence on our application and was the Daughter;
Grand-Daughter or Great-Grand-Daughter of a veteran of the USA Military. They were to
be: (a) an active member of the YABA (Junior or Collegiate) and an amateur as defined by
YABA rules. (b) a graduating high school senior ACCEPTED to a credited post-secondary
learning institution, i.e. any public or private university, junior or state college, technical
institute or specialized trade school OR currently attending any of the schools listed. (c)
Not more than 21 years of age as of August 1 of the current year. We proudly recognized
these seven qualified young ladies. (2001) Kristin Lee, Norwalk CA; (2002) Katrina
Gartin, Whittier CA;
(2003) Stacey Wetmore, Tucson AZ; (2004) Michelle Quirk, Roseville CA; (2005)
Savanna Porter, Mesa AZ; (2006) Amanda Pisano, Hawthorne NJ and Rachelle
Davis, Tucson AZ. Each honoree received a check for $500 to further their college education; an engraved acrylic Plaque and a Certificate of Recognition. The honoree was
always invited to receive her presentation as our guest at our Annual Dinner Meeting at
the WIBC Convention site. Regardless of whether she was able to attend or not, Helen
never failed to be prepared to present her own special gift; always wrapped in Green Gift
Wrap…. Green being Helen’s favorite color! And, I would be very remiss if I failed to
mention that the plaque we presented….. was of pale green acrylic! That room was always
a happy and proud place to gather to pay tribute to Helen as well as what we were doing
to support our wonderful military through the BVL, while surrounded by all the colorful
table centerpieces of American Flags and Red, White, and Blue deco. Thanks, of course,
October 15, 2009
to the many board members and volunteers, some who would travel loaded down with
all of that deco!
Since that last gathering in 2006, the club’s activities have been at a “standstill” but…
.a lot has happened both in the bowling arena and the lives of many of our hard working
board members who believed in what they were doing and felt gratified all the way. But,
some of them have suffered setbacks due to ill health and in some cases may have had to
give up bowling and/or travel. And, I think you might agree that the “Face of Bowling”
has changed in most areas. But, that is to be expected…it’s a new era and I don’t have
a problem with that. And, of course, change is inevitable in the BEST OF ORGANIZATIONS. (Lord knows, I know, I’m a retiree from General Motors!) As has happened in a
lot of cases, those who date back to the 70’s and earlier and were active on the local and/
or state associations during many of those years, have just taken it upon themselves to
merely support their local/state organization without serving in the administrative capacities. Thus, not being a Delegate, as in my case, attending the National Conventions “is
a thing of the past”. But, not without the many, many fond memories of the friends we
have made along the way.
With all things considered after several months of communication back and forth, the
consensus of the Board of Directors of the HDBVLSC was that the organization be “dissolved” and our entire total assets be donated to the National BVL. My conversations
with Elizabeth Montonya, Director at the National BVL office, revealed their dire need
for funding to support their on-going projects such as Carpet Lane Bowling Kits to our
Military in the War Zone; The recreation program at Walter Reed Medical Center; The
“ReCreations” musical group; the four new Level One Polytrauma Units located in
Loma Linda CA; Minneapolis, MN; Richmond VA; and Tampa FL, who currently receive
and treat our most critically wounded veterans back on American soil; and of course, we
can’t forget the funding to VA Hospitals and aging WWII veterans in State Homes. So, in
a (bittersweet, yet) wonderful way to support BVL’s 67th year of supporting America’s
veterans, the officers and directors of the Helen Duval BVL Scholarship Club have proudly
posted the club’s final entry in the books….. Our donation of $10,930.95 to the National
BVL. And, when all is said and done…. We can truly look back and say…“BRAVO JOB WELL DONE”!
Hooray, The Orange County
USBC Annual Mixed
Doubles Tournament is Here....
by Joy McGregor
YORBA LINDA—The 20th Annual Orange County USBC
Mixed Doubles Tournament is scheduled for November 7th and
8th and hosted by Yorba Linda Bowl, 18171 Imperial Hwy., in
Yorba Linda. The entry fee is $40 per doubles team and the
squad times are: 12 pm and 3 pm Sat. the 7th and 10 am and 1
pm Sun. the 8th.
This tournament will consist of a 3-game doubles event and
will be conducted on a handicap basis: 90% of the difference of
entering average from 420 for each doubles team. Please check
all rules on the entry flyer in ALL Orange County centers. Each
participant may enter more than once, but may cash only once
with the same partner.
This event is such a fun and popular tournament so PLEASE,
fill out the entry form and mail before Oct. 22nd; on-site entries
will be accepted upon lane availability.
Get your partners and two-step on down to Yorba Linda
Bowl.... See y’all there!!!
October 15, 2009
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BOWLING NEWS
American Bowlers Tournament Association
P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com
Garcia Wins First ABTA Title at Cal Bowl
Llaneta & Vejar Share Match Game $1,055
Montolongo Hits Match Series $540 • 3-6-9 is $700
West Covina Lanes is our Host this Saturday
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 600PM Semis 7:45 PM
900 Global is Our New Co Sponsor See Front Page Article
LAKEWOOD—Matt Garcia, of the Bowling Garcias
did it up good as he won his
first ABTA title in fine style
edging upstart Angela Lung
of the Bowling Lungs in the
title match 10th Frame at CAL
Bowl. Matt won from the top
seeded position for the win.
The scoring was semi
tough, but fair. Making the cut
were men +37 and the ladies
+21 to the semis and also added were Super Seniors Dodie
Sajonas, Ken Seiple Sr. and
Lonzell Burnett.
A good turnout of 179
bowlers ( 4 Squads) saw 49
Semifinalists take the floor, of
which, all would cash and the
top 16 to advance to the single
elim finals with 3 women min
guaranteed to the top 16.
The scoring was contentious with a young gentleman
from San Pedro, Matt Garcia
leading the way at +136. In second place, a pretty lady from
San Gabrie, Christina Cheung
at +92. Matt will sit out and
bowl for the title. Christina to
enter into the second round of
the top 16 finals. It took a +21
(men) and +13 with the 3 guaranteed women to make the top
16 Single Elims at CAL .
In the first round we had
Bernie Navarro, Art Lindsay, Josette Atangan, Michael
Wong, Danny Alcayde, Carlos
Vejar and Glen Matsumoto
lose out. They received checks
of $100 each in 10-16th places.
Round two had Kenny
Seiple Sr., Raul Aldaz, Steve
Dagel and Randy Folden fall
out and get checks of $110 in
6-9th places.
Round three got hot as Angela Lung downed Jun Cadenas 174-153. Christine Cheung
belted last weeks Champ Steve
Brode 227-187. Steve and Jub
were 4th and 5th with fine
bowling and $120 with two of
our regular gals Angela and
Christine to meet for the right
to bowl Garcia for the title.
The semi-final match was
on with two Mou Liu Friends
and ABTA regulars. And lets
say very pretty ladies also who
went at it. Anglela won with
fine bowling and also Christine had a few bad breaks but
she finished 3rd and bowled
so well. Angela was off to the
title game vs Matt Garcia.
The title game was on
and Angela led off in a big
way with a double. Matt then
struck and was clean with Angela opening on misses, spares
in frames 3 & 5. Matt finally
doubled in the 6-7 frames to
tie the match with the handicap.Both marked til Angela
had disaster leaving the 1-24-5-7-8 and couldn’t pick it
up. We went to the 10th and
Matt finished with a spare 8
for a 204/225 game. Angela
would need all three strikes to
tie the match. She got the first
one and then a split on the second finishing at 167/214 with
a great effort. Matt, a quiet
polite young man is now the
Champion, and a nice $1,000
(562) 868-7164
paycheck. A nice win by a very
nice guy. He is a quiet gentleman by nature but his Focus
Zone spoke loudly at CAL.
Great Bowling Matt!.
Great bowling by Angela
Lung who really performed
well at CAL and almost took
the title. She is a great Gal and
very Competitive. Great finish
Angela. Same goes for Christina Cheung who did so well.
Nice Bowling! Steve Brode
last weeks champion in back
to back finals and Jun Cadenas did very well also!
ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi
Qualifiers were Daniel Cha
+148 for the men and Cecilia
Lung led the ladies +66. They
will get paid entries for the
fine bowling.
The Doubles were headed by Jun Cadenas and Bart
Sanchez 1377 for $140. Jerry
Chang and Cecilia Lung 1369
$120. Som Seng and Tim Tran
1364 $110. Sophia Kim and
Daniel Cha1360 for $100. We
paid 16 places and $1,010 in
the doubles.
The Match Game was
matched with a 206. Carlos
Vejar and Rick Llaneta shared
a nice $1,055.
The Match Series was
Matched at CAL by Mark
Montelongo and his 543 series garnered him a cool $540.
Congrats Mark!
The 3-6-9 was NOT hit
either as Roland Escarces outlasted the field but missed in
shot 1, so we go for $700 Saturday Folks!
www.abta1.com
Garcia Wins First ABTA Title at CAL Bowl (L–R) Steve Brode 4th, Champ’s proud mom Marie,
proud wife Liz, Matt Garcia (Champion) Angela Lung (runnerup) and Christine Cheung 3rd.
Matt Garcia hails from
San Pedro and used a Focus
Zone drilled by Tim Albin at
the Bowl-O-Drome Lanes. He
is married to a pretty lady Liz
(no kids yet) and thanks Family, Mom, Marie, Dad, Ron,
Peter and Liz for support. As
mentioned his brother Darren
is an ABTA Champion and dad
Ron also bowls with us quite
often! Great people here!
Cecilia Lung is from
Monterey Park and used a
Scout drilled by Roy at Western Columbia. She is single but
has the Love of her life ABTA
Member Henry Hoang who is
one fine guy! She thanks her
family for all of the support
and the Mou Liu Bowlers.
Christina Cheung is from
San Gabriel and used a Tropical Storm drilled by “Fast Eddie “ Williamson at Bowling
Square. She is single with two
beautiful doggies, Bubu and
BeBe. She thanks Ryan Nam,
Wilson Cheung, Michael
Kong, Catherine & Tao and
all the Lung Family!.
It was great to return to
CAL where the action is always awesome.
Special Thanks to Leonard,
and Staff, and of course Sal for
the “fair to all” Lane CondiCell: (562) 228-3960
ABTA TOURNAMENT
Saturday October 17th
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Semi Finals 7:45 PM
New Members Join for Only $10 up to 209 Average • No PBA
tion. We return there soon. It
is History folks as Matt Garcia
enters the archives as our latest
champion at CAL BOWL.
West Covina Lanes is our
host this Saturday and we will
give out our First Ball from
our Sponsor 900 Global. It
will be the Powerful Bounty
Hunter this week.
Next week is Linbrook
Bowl in Anaheim and then on
to the SPECIAL FROZEN
Handicap EVENT at Super
Forest Lanes.
Check-in early Saturday
.Squad times are 12:00- 1:002:30- 4:00 and 6:00 PM.
Semis at 7:45 PM.
Also, we are already raffling Las Vegas Rooms, a High
End Ball and Bag weekly at
the Tournament. Win Yours.
6 tickets for $5. Get Your Las
Vegas Room Reserved Please!
Make Plans for the Big
Thanksgiving Event November 26-27-28.
See our ad and story for
info. $3,500 1st with Bonuses. 1st ABSOLUTELY
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good one and it’s at CAL Bowl
folks! See you at West Covina
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ABTA
AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION
(at La Habra “300” Bowl) October 3rd
1Matt Garcia
736$1,000.00
2 Angela Lung
614 $500.00
3 Christina Cheung 692 $200.00
4Steve Brode
650 $120.00
5 Jun Cadenas
632 $120.00
6Randy Folden
685 $110.00
7Raul Aldaz
655 $110.00
8Steve Dagel
642 $110.00
9 Ken Seiple Sr. (SS) 620 $110.00
10 Bernie Navarro(60%)681 $60.00
11 Glenn Matsumoto 672 $100.00
12 Art Lindsey (SS)
636 $100.00
13 Carlos Vejar
629 $100.00
14 Danny Alcayde
624 $100.00
15Michael Wong
621 $100.00
16 Josette Atangan
613 $100.00
17Leo Silva
618 $80.00
18 Jeff Taino
617 $77.50
19 Ping Romero (60%) 616 $45.00
20Lonzell Burnett (SS) 613 $75.00
21Vien Tran
612 $73.00
22 Giang Huynh
612 $73.00
23 Jason Buenviaje
611 $70.00
24 Jerry Chang
610 $68.00
25 Fred Go
610 $68.00
26 Ed Palma
610 $68.00
27 Anthony Dancel
607 $65.00
28 Bart Sanchez
604 $65.00
29Ronnie Cordero
603 $62.50
30Marvin Crowder
602 $62.50
31Som Seng
601 $60.00
32 Danny Guevarra
601 $60.00
33 Dodie Sajonas (SS) 599 $59.00
34 Donovan Chung
594 $59.00
35Miriam Galluzzo
588 $58.00
36 Cecilia Lung
586 $57.00
37 Eldie Abutan
576 $57.00
38 David Caballero
574 $56.00
39 Daniel Cha
571 $55.00
40 Adela Santos (SS) 567 $55.00
41 George Reams (60%)562 $33.00
42Leo Tartamella
558 $54.00
43 Cliff Higgins (SS)
541 $54.00
44Richard Kee
538 $53.00
45 Faye Josafat
537 $53.00
46Lynn Chandler (60%)533 $32.00
47Victor Fabian (60%) DNS $32.00
48 Joe Nolan (SS)(60%)DNS $32.00
49Sean Nguon
DNF
F/E
DOUBLES
1 Bart Sanchez /
Jun Cadenas
1377 $140.00
2 Jerry Chang /
Cecilia Lung
1369 $120.00
3 (Tim) Vien Tran /
Som Seng
1364 $110.00
4Sophia Kim /
Daniel Cha
1360 $100.00
5 Jun Cadenas /
Som Seng
1359 $90.00
6 Don Chung /
Jerry Chang
1358 $80.00
7 Fred Go /
Jun Cadenas
1349 $70.00
8 Bart Sanchez /
Som Seng
1348 $60.00
9 (Tim) Vien Tran /
Matthew Garcia
1347 $50.00
10 Giang Huynh /
Jerry Chang
1344 $40.00
11 Bart Sanchez /
Fred Go
1338 $30.00
12Steve Brode /
Som Seng
1328 $30.00
13Leo Tartamella /
Marvin Crowder
1327 $30.00
14 Ken Seiple Sr. /
Leo Tartamella
1325 $20.00
15 Jun Cadenas /
JeJe Gabriel
1321 $20.00
16 Don Chung /
Cecilia Lung
1321 $20.00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Cut Scores: Men + 37 Women: + 21
Super Seniors: Dodie Sajonas,
Ken Seiple Sr, Lonzell Burnett
High Qualifer (Free Entry)
Men: Daniel Cha + 148
Women: Cecilia Lung + 66
3 - 6 - 9 : Roland Escares
Match Game: 206
Carlos Vejar, Rick Llaneta
Match Series: 543 Marc Montelongo
Prize Fund 178
$5,119.50
Paid Entries 10 @ 53
$530.00
Optional Sidepots
$1,095.00
Doubles
$1,010.00
Match Game
$1,055.00
Match Series
$540.00
3-6-9
$50.00
Shirt & Trophy
$88.00
Total Payout $15,512.50
Entry Fees: $53-$50-$45 • Reduced Entry Fees: $35-$33
Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side Pots—Horses
Guaranteed Min of 34 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash • Plus Super Seniors
Men & Women Qualify Separately
$4,000 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
Up Coming Events:
Oct 24 - Linbrook Bowl 201 s. Brookhurst st., Anaheim (714) 774-2253 • 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30Pm semis 7:15 Pm
Oct 31 - Forest Lanes OnE DAy sPECiAl EvEnt FrOZEn + Bonus handicap 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30Pm semis 7:45 Pm
Nov 7 - Midtown Lanes / los Angeles 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 Pm semis 7:45Pm
Make plans nOW for Forest lanes
Frozen Handicap $pecial Non cashers get 2 bonus pins • 1st place lose only 3 pins 2nd 2 pins 3rd 1 pin • Bring in a new member Bowl for only $20
Match Game Winners: (Center) Claudia Martinez, Congratulates Carlos Vejar and Rick Llaneta who split the Match Game
with their 206 game. They split a $1,055 pot.
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BOWLING NEWS
S.S.T. Super Senior Tour
Coming to Del Rosa, San Bernardino CA
1499 E. Highland Ave. • 909-886-4675
November 7-8, 2009
Our Host G.M. Dave Wodka
Early checks come first for entry spot and free drawing
for top of line Brunswick Bowling Ball.
Come Bowl with the best in the southwest.
This will be a two-day doubles tournament.
(Format As Follows)
Super Senior Division: Men 60, Ladies 50 & Up.
Senior Division: Men 45, Ladies 40/59 • Junior Division: 18/44
Entry Fee $155.00 Per Entry • Guest : $165.00
Note: Cash in any division and you join $50.00 Dues
Check In @ 11:30 AM Bowl @ 12:30 PM
Bowl 5 games (min.1 hour break) Bowl second 5 games
Head to head finals Sunday. Minimum 1/3 cash 1/4 to Finals
Check Flyer on SST. Web site for complete info.
www.superseniortour.com
TO BOWL RSVP SST. DIRECTOR FLOYD CLAY @ (760) 742-4303
(NOTE NEW SST. ADDRESS) SEND ALL ENTRIES TO FLOYD S.S.T
11126 PALA LOMA DR. VALLEY CENTER CA. 92082
Don Jackson SST. President @ (619)-920-9530
Any member, that brings a new bowler, or one that has not
bowled in one year get $35.00 off your entry fee.
Bobby Campagnale
Leads Del Rosa
Scratch Bowlers
by Frank Weiler
SAN BERNARDINO—
After three weeks of bowling
in the 840 Scratch Classic
at Del Rosa Lanes BOBBY
CAMPAGNALE is averaging a whopping 249! His 297
game and 773 series also tops
the league. Campagnale was
last season’s top bowler in the
Citrus Belt with a 243 average.
Other bowlers doing well
include Adam Sokoloski (237
average), Will Kolbow (235),
Vernon Adams (234), Brian
Carmichael (231), Ron Moore
(229), Arrik Torres (227), Ray
Cobb (225), and Dave Wodka
(225).
The leagues leading ladies
are ALISHA HILL (218 average), PAULA VIDAD (217),
and BETH MENDOZA (200).
DEL ROSA LANES proprietor NICOLE ELLISON
said the league features a modified house shot, which translates to a modified sport shot.
This challenging shot attests to
the superior bowling skills of
the bowlers posting the averages listed above.
Ken Clay Tops
Cal Oaks 640
by Frank Weiler
MURRIETA—With games of
247 - 274 - 256 for a 777 series,
smooth righty KEN CLAY topped
all bowlers this week in Cal Oaks
Bowl premier scratch league.
Close behind Clay were DAVE
COOK
(224-257-265=746),
and DAVE WILK (237-256237=729).
CAYLEE POWERS led the
ladies with a 268 game and 633
series.
October 15, 2009
National Deaf Bowling News
by Connie Marchione
DeGroff Makes Two Headlines,
Blasts 290-300/846 At Jewel City Bowl
GLENDALE — I got an e-mail from Ken DeGroff asking me
to meet him at Mission Hills Bowl. I had to be there to take care of
a pre-bowled session of one team in my So. Calif. Deaf Traveling
League the day before the league scheduled to bowl there. Ken
said he finally broke his 5 years California jinx and showed me the
print out of the games he bowled last Thursday in Linda’s Vegas
League at Jewel City Bowl which are 290-256-300 and 846 series.
Congratulations to him for his honor scores.
For those who do not know Ken, the once traveling Kenneth
DeGroff holds the distinction of being the only hearing-impaired
bowler having bowled a 300 or more in each of 6 states in U.S. and
an 800 or more in 3 states. So he finally got an 800 in California.
His latest 300 is his career 24 and his 846 is his career 13th 800.
He never had so many years between 800s. Also, Ken is famously
known in USBC record books for his twice bowled back to back
300 games.
Looking at the printout between 1st and 2nd games, Ken had
bowled 18 straight strikes. He made 31 out of possible 36 strikes in
his 846. He used a new Gravity Energy ball drilled by Brandon
McGinnes at Jewel City Bowl and wants to thank him for the
best ever and good job drilling his ball. Ken added that he could
not believe that he came so close, within two pins of breaking the
Jewel City house record of 848.
DeGroff Blasts 272, Record 1006
In Deaf Travel At Mission Hills Bowl
MISSION HILLS — Ken DeGroff steam rolled on in So.
Calif. Deaf Traveling League’s stop at Mission Hills Bowl last
Sunday creating a new league series record 1006 with his 255268-214(737)-272. That is his third consecutive 900-plus series
in this league and his 1009 broke the old record of 1002 made by
Darrell Stogryn in 2005. DeGroff’s average in this 50th anniversary
league is now 241 for 12 games.
DeGroff’s latest feat led the league’s honor roll of 16 bowlers
with 3 of them making 800s. Darrell Stogryn hit all twos, 201236-216-210 for 863, followed by Bob Taylor with stepped up
games 158-189-231-244 for 822 and Ed Abakumoff with 195250-172-184 for 810. Albeit DeGroff has the high game 278, his
series counts first and Abakumoff’s latest 259 replaces his own
258, the season high game. Unpredictable Randy Salazar had a
poor 139 start that cost him an 800 as he closed with 229-190226 for 784.
The rest on the list were Robert Audette wih 220/755, Bob Jones
with 208/744, Jeff Stansell 220/740, Gardy Rodgers 204/724, Bob
Bergan 200/711, LeRoy MacMonagle 223/707. 200’s by Don
Millwee 216, Connie Marchione 206 and Francisco Navarro 203.
Abakumoff’s Riverside with his 259 and Salazar’s 229 helping
broke the league season high team game 767 with an 810. In the
next game MacMonagle’s Mid City fell short with Taylor’s 231
and Millwee’s 216 not getting enough help ending with a 779.
This 50th anniversary all deaf traveling league thanks Mission
Hills Bowl Manager Mario and his assistant Dave and the staff for
the great courtesy hosting us and excellent lane conditioning. We
hope to return with all full teams on the next trip in February.
For
Those Who Want Advanced Notice
Of Coming Deaf Bowling Classics
On November 7, Greater St. Louis Association of the Deaf
is hosting its 20th Annual Individual Handicap Classic at Cave
Springs Lanes in St. Peters, MO. Contact Ken Arnold by e-mail,
[email protected] for more information.
Next on November 14, Dallas Association of the Deaf hosts its
3rd Annual Handicap Classic at AMF Bowling Center. Look in
its website: www.dallasdeafclub.org for info.
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October 15, 2009
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — Bring out your rain coats, umbrellas, rain
boots and all your rain gear because it’s actually raining.
The wet stuff is here! We certainly need it! We’re happy to
have the rain but we hope there are no major landslides or
flooding taking place. Be careful driving.
Here’s this week’s Cal Bowl Bowling Report.
YOUNG AT HEART
Johnny Thomas 195-137-110/442, Jessie Lane 178128-122/428, Joe Brown 188-150-155/493, Ed Hansen
188-128-216/532, Eva Hammons 69-70-83/222, Josh Hudson 188-216-251/655, Tua Sula 187-152-126/459, Wayne
Moon 196-167-176/539, Fale Sula 200-166-217/583, Joe
Matthews 192-194-137/523, Danne Van Horn 169-193158/520, Bob Van Horn 149-127-159/435, Mattie Wylie 161161-161/483, Glenn Wright 146-140-125/411, Vern Whaley
172-172-181/525, Curtis Whaley 258-180-191/629, Sabra
Couch 133-180-110/423, Pre Collier 142-197-188/527, Mary
Spencer 204-171-167/542, Rose Belton 129-137-151/417,
J.J. Scott 168-162-167/507, John Brider 135-179-182/496,
Marci Hansen 122-150-154/426, James Johnson 172-201179/552, Ben Jones Sr. 172-178-217/577, Walter Millsap
177-159-232/569, Ron McClain Sr. 209-174-146/529,
Theresa Harrison 72-121-85/278, Larry Neri 191-136169/496, Earl Hullett 190-236-261/687, Loretta Ringer
128-147-192/467, Ike Sanders 128-185-147/502, Roselind
Harris 115-105-103/323, Al Winton 190-187-203/490, Tom
Pettway 170-139-188/547, Willie Creer 200-148-179/527,
Ellis Houston 237-244-255/736, Cathy Anderson 154-181137/472, Ella Wilson 140-185-174/499, Charles Gleason
159-219-200/576, Gene Hammons 154-159-136/449, Albert
Stephens 117-131-137/385, Gene Skulick 178-232-204/614,
Art Nelson 121-128-145/394, Leroy Canaday 129-109151/389, Albert Burnett 171-166-157/494, Aubrey Johnson
132-170-106/408, Ed Johnson 137-167-139/439, Willie
Young 185-190-228/503.
RECYCLED TEENS
Vancie Keith 212/567, Don Keith 515, Wendell Ledbetter
574, Ken Seiple Sr. 539, Joe Erwin 204/564, Ray Erwin 517,
Ed Brown 208-226/618, Paul Morrison 513, Betty Anthony
500, Dominic Antonio 202/556, Walter Millsap 232-243213/688, Ben Jones Sr. 221/575, Norma Myers 502, Jim
Burke 257-190-257/707, Jorge Fernandez 203/556, Jerry
Cocks 212/549, Joe Nolan 556, Divina Buhay 546, Eddie
Buhay 530, Terry Binuya 534, Ethel Montgomery 555, Will
Panton 549, Jack Wooley 202/511, Bong Cayton 212/544,
Chuck Ashton 224/577, Ron Leidholdt 200/540, John
Mathews 551, Dennis Galgana 221-211-180/612, Billy Williams 233-204/618.
LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES
Antonio Smith 197-296-182/675, Rick Anderson 245-223202/670, Armondo Ramos 202-245-222/669, Vince Garfias
247-236-181/664, Joe Contreras 192-217-244/653, Ron Lee
222-189-200/611, Matt Mosley 197-192-213/602, Melvin
Jones 214-180-196/590, Jamar Phillips 192-214-180/586,
Stanley Helm 247, Al Fagata 234, Cherokee Morrison 227,
Amo Sula 218, Art Diemert 215, Milton Donerson and Michael Holmes 210 each, Rob Anderson 209-202, Fale Sula
208, Robin Fuller, Mitchell Grissett and Norm Anderson 203
each, Thomas Carthey, Maota Bahr 202 each, Shawdee
Wilson and Ruthie Jones 201 each, Jaclyn Padgett and
Brandon Torgerson 200 each.
CORONA LADIES
Sidepot winners: Game 1—1st Anita Anglin 246, 2nd
Caroline Stewart 219. Game 2—1st Kendra Rasmussen
203, 2nd Caroline Stewart 199. Game 3—1st Betty Green
210, 2nd Peggy Dyer 206.
CAL BOWLEROS
Mary Smyth 226-226/644, Carole Fischer 225-217/635,
Betty Phillips 215/578, Margo McClain 577, Angela Hillig
550, Charron McKnight 206/531, Pat Erwin 506, Leona
Belletti 201.
POMONA LADIES
Julie Grabinski 176-159/485, Sharon Barnett 172/461,
Shirley Davis 168-167/459, Dee Crouse 180.
SENIOR MENS TRIO
Jim Plante bowled an 814 series (267-268-279) this week.
Great bowling,Jim. Jerry Peterson 214-200-255/669, Bob
Pearson 187-181-235/603, Rick Hunter 234-253-256/743,
Larry Neri 195-243-223/661, Les Smullen 202-201-211/614,
Chuck Blais 167-190-244/601, Billy Williams 226-216227/669, Charles Veals 157-145-212/614, Andrey Gibson
258-202-188/648, Terry Binuya 187-182-256/625, Ralph
Wingert 254-166-214/634, Clark VandenBerg 266-234149/649, Jm Burke 223-224-180/627, Ron McClain Sr.
200-191-221/612, Rudy Munzon 223-247-227/697, Mauro
Pendilla 171-224-225/629, Willie Young 195-236-205/636,
Archie Stull 183-229-215/627, Vince Cervante 171-217237/625, Paul Peete 233-189-203/625, B.J. 184-205225/614, Domenic Saraceno 173-279-181/633, Joe V. Swift
220-206-186/612, Ed Cabs 159-247-203/609, Rick Llaneta
195-232-192/619, Doug Johnson 223-247-174/644, Rich
Kelly 178-236-192/606, John Dunn 166-255-205/626, Jimmy
Hamilton 237-216-227/680, Pat Kinard 211-221, Walter Millsap 210-214, Jerry Giron 227, Fred Faniel 217, Don Boaz
211, Curmit Foster 226-235-223/684, Chuck Ashton 223,
Curtis Whaley 200, Billy Cowens 212, Al Winton 226, Art
Jackson 252, Roosevelt Lewis 203, Sonny Dew 214, Willie Burkhalter 212, Ed Brown 201, Josh Hudson 214, Dion
Morris Sr. 213, Billy Scott 213, Ivory Herd 204, Art Diemert
221-204, Ken Holliday 213, John Cuico 202-211, Jim Howarth 234, Rusty Campbell 212, Earl Hullett 225, Don Wade
213, Cecil Knighton 234, Ben Jones Sr. 205, Wayne Brown
208-205, Andrew Morton 202, Fale Sula 203-203.
CAL STARS
Ora McCormie 216-227-159/602, Shonna Hernandez
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BOWLING NEWS
145-144-226/515, NeNe Comana 175-168-174/517, Valarie
Romig 167-159-179/505, Darlene Hom 182-133-187/502.
FUNSTERS
Bob Webb 512, Joe Erwin 531, Hector Torres 524, Terry
Binuya 207/504, Will Panton 223/588, Ethel Montgomery
216/560, Don Keith 203-220/594, Larry Martinez 202/566,
Fale Sula 212-214/615, Geri Krezan 503, Frank Krezan 520,
Ed Brown 223/555, Bob Van Horn 241/536, B.J. Theiss 200205-233/638, Jim Burke 224-202/618, Boylee Inocente 531,
Willie Young 215/566, Josh Hudson 213/563, Flora Martin
505, Harold Runyon 504, Verne Willey 513, Tom Spencer
534, Milton Donerson 224-216/629, Divina Buhay 200/578,
Eddie Buhay 505, Ed Hansen 205-204/582, Art Diemert
226-214/632, Ron Leidholdt 209/558.
BIG BEAR
Mark Fowler 237-258-234/729, Jimmy Hamilton 201-233241/675, Emmerson Wafer 234-206-226/666, Fred Faniel
205-194-256/655, Harold Dubose 258-211-182/651, Andy
Torres 189-218-234/641, Sid Nakagawa 268-211-170/649,
Gregg Aldapa 226-191-206/623, Eric Morris 221-176225/622, John Dunn 168-234-212/614, Ron Johnson 219214-170/603, David Patterson 224-152-226/602, Michelle
Criswell 203-170-192/565, Paula Weissman 181-204179/564, Lee Theiss 179-207-172/558, Annie Yonemura
173-190-188/551, Connie Ferrer 177-182-178/537, Evette
Franklin 146-191-186/533, Allison Sutton 176-172-172/520,
Georgia Vail 136-173-208/517, Carol Egenias 169-181167/517.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS
Al Romero 598, Chuck Patterson 517, Wendell Ledbetter 543, Lee Theiss 566, Art Diemert 544, John Welty 650,
Wayne Moon 525, Al Williams 610, Billy Williams 637,
Stan Murren 625, Roycie Murren 514, Ray Culp 519, Larry
Cosgrove 522, Dorothy Ruggiero 618, JIm Burke 666, Pat
Erwin 507, Joe Erwin 563, Rico Cayton 551, B.J. Theiss
630, Mattie Wylie 502, Ken Seiple Sr. 530, Margo McClain
567, Ron McClain 568, Pat Orr 516.
JUNIORS
Bobcats
Nataly Iniquez 137, Emily Jenkins 86, Nicholas Newby
87.
Classified
Kaitlynn Soto 165, Myles Rascon-Lahr 203-209, Chris
Johnson 173-146, Henry Parades 182, Edgr Wesley 144,
Daniel Brown 200.
ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
Nolan Smith II 224-233-238/695, Alan Hicks 164-143/432,
Chris Johnson 177-170-138/484, Alec Aldapa 214-226/602,
Eidel Abutan 165, Devon Bass 79.
Adults
Nolan Smith 214-246/610, Matt Mesa 213-190, Paul Mehl
Jr. 258-203/645, Victor Fabian 257, Willy Ocampo 237, Greg
Aldapa 212-257/642, Ariel Ocampo 206-240-211/657, Louis
Whitlock Jr. 223-205/627, Eldie Abutan 191, Josette Atanga
214-193-191/598, Michael Savois 178.
CONGRATULATIONS
Kyle Elsbernd
300 Game
bowled October 4 in the Sunday Vegas Rollers League
AMF Friendly Hills Lanes
15545 Whittier Blvd., Whittier, CA 90603
562-947-3815
Special Friday 7PM
Cosmic Session
October 16th
Canoga
Park Bowl
20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306
818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS
www.canogaparkbowl.com
E-mail:[email protected]
BOWL
WINNETKA — Our Sunday Viva Las Vegas League is
now forming here at Canoga Park Bowl! The league starts
on Sunday, October 25th at 6:30 p.m.
Four players per team, any combination handicap
league. All league members receive prize money, 2 day 3
night stay and sweeper bowling in Las Vegas at the end of
the season.
Give us a call at 818-340-5190 or stop by to sign-up for
this fun league.
Congratulations Matt Jones, winner of the Scratch
6-Game Singles on October 11.
Here are the league scores...
Phil-Am: Levin Navarrete 229/613, Socorro King186/521,
Raul Ventenilla 217, Fred Agpaoa 214, Phillip Gayatin 204,
Mike King 203.
Viva Las Vegas: Larry Friedman 267/695, Scott Friedman 259/687, Steve Clebanoff 247/639, Ivan Clarke 624,
Vince Koeller 620, Kathy Litzenberger 509, Debby Koeller
234/508, Daniel Clebanoff 247, Stephen Mendez 235, Mike
Wilson 232.
River Maniacs: Ray Stoy 247/677, Johnnie Englehart
235/667, Lou Cherpin 265/655, Dave Cook 648, Barry Simon
642, Monise Kelly 223/572, Sharon Weger 224/566, Lucy
Tralla 539, Carol Casuga 5211, Kim Rieth 519, Steven Yates
244, Danny Martinez 236.
Monday Nite Madness: Steven Schulkin 212/609, Jerome
Hampton 213/604, Carol Tucker 472, Joanne Lenane 180.
Scratch Ladies Travel: Jonna Barr 236/596, Tammy
Geitgey 204/592, Georgia Garey 227/579, Patricia Carpenter
203/573, Petra Kaun 224/573, Cindy Dominguez 203.
Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Greg Husby
256/863, Stu Teichner 223/812, Jude Niles 808, Chuck Potter
235, Brent Anderson 226, Vu Lam 224, Allan Nathan 223.
Comedians: Jeff Lewis 767, Larry Lansing 275/736, Mark
May 269/719, Justin Archer 691, Daniel Husby 266/681,
Sharon Weger 235/568, Mary Becker 208/552, Jennifer Pyka
222/519, Carol Asher 517, Joe Eckard 279, Ray Stoy 278.
Early Birds: Larry Steinberg 277/707, Arnie Kazdoy
214/639, Mike Johnson 231/616, Richard Harrison 226/609,
Susie Rothenberg 508, Patti McVicker 506, Lori Fish
204/502, Melinda Jieu 500.
Copper Bucket: Joe Jabro 243/613, Becky Ruiz 179/485,
Steve Borosich 222, Richard Alajarin 214, Tom Tucker 211,
Bob Tonyan 211.
500 Classic: Patti Ehart 225/600, Petra Kaun 222/598,
Marsha Williams 549, Georgia Garey 220/546, Rosie Duran
545, Connie Wannomae 215, Mary Lauer 207.
Classics: Louis Enriquez 232/654, Richard Greenzweight
236, Tina Enriquez 221/575, Bo Fogel 211/569, Pam Blake
534, Cindy Gonek 510, Laurie Gilmore 508.
Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Chip Minot 243/912,
Peter Thibodeaux 254/870, John Ritchie Jr. 244/862, Ryan
Gunches 244/809, Andrea O’Borsky 188/673.
B’nar Brith Classic: John McComb 244/658, Thomas
Flynn 237/624, Jay Davies 247/618, Roman Agiert 236/608,
Michael Halem 245.
Party Animals: Elizabeth Fonvergne 248/669, Michael
Ricca 223/650, Louis Fonvergne 223/638, Mark Baughan
225/626, Jack Getzlaff 237/619, William Evans 254/616,
Jennifer Rivas 206/563, Sharon Weger 518, Rishelle Davis
217/503.
Vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 258/617, Vaughan
Fountain 234/607, Pam Fountain 234/580, Forrest Fountain
235, Ed Kiresich 228, Joel Seguin 224.
SFVCC Nikkei: Stan Date 2454/645, Russ Yamaguchi
236/619, Kevin Eto 223/616, Art Wake 615, Yoshi Kawamura
234/607, Noriko Fukunaga 201/563, Pei Eto 540, Masami
Miyoshi 219/517, Tami Shiotani 516, Kenneth Morita 236.
PBA Experience Singles: Dave Schaffer 237-235/695,
Johnnie Englehart 245/633, Thomas Heller 247/613, Tiffany
Paulsen 247-244-202/634.
SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS
49’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 278/725,
Richard Greenzweight 247/646, Dave Folck 245/634,
Bill Robb 225/618, Ed Baumgartner 223/608, Bob Husby
233/605, Doris Simmons 192/528, Bev Zietz 179/510, Sylvia
Kesilis189/486, Carole Peire 451, Delia Lowe 168.
Funtimers: Carolyn Scherzberg 226/659, Steven Herndon 237/655, John Rosen 236/640, Mel Neiditch 631,
Richard Greenzweight 236/595, Freda Leibson 202/517/,
Anne Wallis 171/489, Carolyn Greenwood 195/487, Karen
McDonald 178/476, Ed Baugmartner 236.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 255/713, Steven
Herndon 235/672, Larry George 236/648, Bill Robb 241/647,
Scotty Alavazo 242/636, Al Reizwig 627, Eloise Valencia
198/531, Mary Lauer 179/511, Sylvia Kesilis 187/507, Shirl
Radamaker 179/505, Jerry Kanowitz 237,Delia Lowe 195,
Doris Simmons 179.
JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS
Junior Royals: Justin Pluchino 241/544, Allen Minot
192/532, Anthony Bouey 163/464, Aiden Marks 153/354,
Nicholas Vartanian 105/281, Julia Frias 230/497, Ashley
Brett 135/258, Analynne Wallace 121/326, Bertha Rose
146/358.
Bumper Thumpers: Stevan Martinez 89/174, Phillip Kaufman 82/164, Devyn Thompson 88/160, Aiden Levy-Marks
78/150, Hannah Robson 78/148, Alexis Dominguez 79.
PBA Experience Adult Youth: Drew Stern 232/640, Samantha Meyers 203/570, Warren Meyers 179/454, Esther
Meyers 160/432.
Keep bowling these exciting scores.
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BOWLING NEWS
SOUTH POINT “KING OF
HILL” COMBO RESULTS
9777 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV.
105 CLASSIC ENTRIES @ $ 50.00
129 MASTERS ENTRIES @ $ 50.00
BONUS PROGRESSIVE
NON GOLD ENTRIES
ADDED BY ABT SALT LAKE
TOTAL PRIZE FUND
FINALISTS:
Place
Name
City
Hdcp.
1st
Lordan Ferguson AltaLoma 38
Bonus Progressive
2nd
Larry Lampkin Henderson 25
Classic Division Semi-Finalist:
3rd
Susan Nixon LV
54
4th
Cliff Higgins CA
41+5
656
440
$1250.00
$ 500.00
4h
6th
6th
8th
9th
10th
Tie
12th
13th
14th
15th
Tie
17th
18th
19th
20th
21st
22nd
23rd
383
223
194
657
652
650
650
647
641
639
623
623
616
614
610
609
606
603
583
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
500.00
250.00
250.00
120.00
118.00
115.00
115.00
112.00
110.00
108.00
105.00
105.00
102.00
100.00
98.00
96.00
94.00
92.00
90.00
606
441
412
227
225
656
655
649
646
642
637
633
631
629
626
614
611
610
608
604
602
593
570
563
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
625.00
500.00
500.00
250.00
250.00
126.00
124.00
122.00
120.00
118.00
116.00
114.00
112.00
110.00
108.00
106.00
104.00
102.00
100.00
98.00
96.00
94.00
92.00
90.00
625.00
Chonthida Athiprayoon Campbell 64
Kay Johnson Rialton
38+7
Go Go Brown Lakeside 38+10
Marilyn Medvec Sp.Valley 40+4
Angel Jacklin Genola 58+1
Jimmy Tran WJordan 45+3
Dean Walker WJordan 32+2
Travis Nay AmFork 3+1
Brian Chan, Sr. Henderson 27
Jeremy O’Hara Anaheim 41+3
Dale Jones Redlands 33+9
Randy Lund Murray
36+5
Kirk MacDonald LV
32+6
Mike Mitchell Washington 47
John R. Hanson LV
42+1
Duane Godfrey Tremonton 36+1
Al Pfaff
LV
59
Blake Goring Deweyville 33-1
Anita Arnaldo SanDiego 46+9
Master Division Semi-Finalists:
3rd
Tearaphong Ploypeth LV 28+7
4th
Tip Jeensalute Campbell 28+2
Dan Sloan LV
28+4
4th
th
Jim Davis NLV
28+7
6
th
6
Greg Neuer Covina
8
th
8
Joe Young Henderson 17
9th
Gordon Rosier LV
28+3
th
10
Brendon Lou SanDiego 28
th
11
Riz Lejarde Lakeside
18+4
Norris Montague LV
20
12th
th
13
Lito Delacruz LV
28+3
14th
Shig Shozi Anaheim 26+5
th
15
Douglas Wall LV
24+6
16th
George Tucker Henderson 23
th
17
Leon Pitcher LV
19
18th
Bob Godden LV
17
th
Harold Hill, Jr. Lakeside 19
19
th
20
Elden Pierce AmFork 23
21st
Bryan Knew Henderson 26+5
nd
22
Brett Lund Murray
20+2
23rd
Richard Eaton BonneyLake 13
24th
Spud Brown Lakeside 4
25th
Gene Azumi NLV
1
26th
Andrew Toro, Sr. Banning 15
CARRY OVER TO DECEMBER REGIONAL
October 15, 2009
PROUD CO-SPONSORS OF
AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR
Oct. 1 thru 4, 2009
$5250.00
$6450.00
$4460.00
$1490.00
$4082.00
$21,732.00.00
Score Winnings
412
$5000.00
$5000.00
392
$2500.00
The Next Regional Tournament
will be held December 10-13,
2009 at South Point. We are
looking forward to seeing all
local ABT current and new
members there. See your local
director for all the details. A
first place prize of $15,000 is
possible with all the incentives.
The regional tournaments are
open events, membership fees
can be paid on site.
Upcoming Local Tournaments:
SOUTH POINT
SENIORS COMBO RESULTS
9777 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV
49 ENTRIES @ $40.00
ADDED BY ABT SALT LAKE
TOTAL PRIZE FUND
FINALISTS:
Place
Name
City Hdcp.
1st
Kay Johnson
Rialto 38+7
nd
2
Cliff Higgins
CA 41+5
3rd
Go Go Brown Lakeside38+10
th
Jim Davis
N.LV 28+7
4
5th
Gordon Rosier LV
28+3
th
6
Dean Walker WJordan 32+2
th
7
Shig Shozi
Anaheim 26+5
8th
Darwin J. Wimer Mesquite 11
Tie
Elden Pierce AmFork 23
Tie
John R. Hanson LV
42+1
th
11
Wil Druk
SLC
26+1
Oct. 1 thru 4, 2009
$1960.00
$ 465.00
$2425.00
Score
711
677
673
668
655
650
633
610
610
610
572
Winnings
$1000.00
$ 500.00
$ 250.00
$ 125.00
$ 100.00
$ 80.00
$ 78.00
$ 74.00
$ 74.00
$ 74.00
$ 70.00
Citrus Belt
1-909-989-0649
Oct. 25th at
NORCO Classic Lanes
2 Squads
11:30am & 1pm
Entry fee $55 1st entry
$45 Re-entry
1 in 6 to Finals. Watch for
NEW LEAGUE
QUALIFYING
Orange County
Champions Profile: Kay Johnson (1).
Kay is 73 married to (John) William and has 2 Japanese Breed puppies,
Chibie and Taro. She was using a STORM Virtual Energy drilled by Gip
Lentin. Kay bowls out of Foothill Lanes and would like to Bill Cauble
and Rick Niedermayer for their encouragement. Kay plans on using her
winnings for more bowling balls! She would like to thank her husband
John of 51 years for all his support.
(L to R) Bill Cauble, CIT Branch Director,
Randy Pedersen, ABT National Spokesman,
Lordan Ferguson “K.O.H.” CHAMPION, Larry Lampkin 2nd, Jason
Lanktree, LAV Branch Directior
CHAMPION PROFILE: Lordan Ferguson (1).
Lordan is 45 and married to Ventura. He was using STORM
Hyroad and El Nino drilled by Rusty Bryant and bowls out of
West Covina. He would like to thank the ABT Staff and Directors
for running this regional. Lordan says even though he won the
tournament the money will be for his wife! When asked for
additional comments Lordan said “I would like to thank all the
ABT bowlers and especially my wife who has given her support
and kindness through the struggles. Thank you again and I will
see you in December for the next regional!
CUT SCORES:
C
M
Thursday
+50
+80
Friday-First Block
+52
+73
Friday-Second Block
+80
+73
Saturday-First Block
+64
+98
Saturday-Second Block +77
+75
Sunday-10:00am
+121
+40
Sunday-11:30am
+113
+102
SR.
+108
+140
+90
+57
+64
+127
+105
Scratch
+3
+64
-2
+66
+51
-34
+59
SOUTH POINT
SCRATCH DIV.
COMBO RESULTS
9777 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV
39 ENTRIES @ $40.00
ADDED BY ABT SALT LAKE
TOTAL PRIZE FUND
FINALISTS:
Place
Name
City
1st
Greg Neuer Covina
nd
2
Spud Brown Lakeside
Riz Lejarde
Lakeside
3rd
th
4
Darwin J.Wimer Mesquite
th
5
Leon Pitcher
LV
6th
Gene Azumi N.LV
th
7
Jim Davis
N.LV
Tie
Richard Eaton BonneyLake
th
9
Chris Walker WVC
10th
Elden Pierce AmFork
Oct. 1 thru 4, 2009
$1560.00
$ 785.00
$2345.00
Score
642
581
580
577
569
567
563
563
549
541
Winnings
$1000.00
$ 500.00
$ 250.00
$ 125.00
$ 100.00
$ 78.00
$ 75.00
$ 75.00
$ 72.00
$ 70.00
1-714-600-8059
Oct. 17-18, 2009
Carter Lanes in Fullerton
Oct. 24, 2009
Westminster Lanes in
Westminster
Las Vegas
1-702-327-1343
Oct. 17 & 18, 2009
Red Rock
Oct. 24 & 25, 2009
Gold Coast
October 15, 2009
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TWO-HANDED BOWLER
JASON BELMONTE
TAKES HIS SHOW ON THE ROAD
ARLINGTON—Australia’s Jason Belmonte has gained
worldwide notoriety for his revolutionary two-handed bowling
style, and now, the 26-year-old will be showcasing his skills in
four cities across the United States as part of The Next Revolution, a United States Bowling Congress program.
The Next Revolution was created to give coaches and bowling fans a closer look at the unique two-handed style that is
sweeping the globe, while also giving participants a chance to
revolutionize their own games with help from some of the sport’s
biggest stars.
Belmonte, the 2008-09 Professional Bowlers Association
Rookie of the Year, will roll into Detroit (Oct. 31), Chicago
(Nov.1), Houston (Nov. 7) and Dallas (Nov. 8) for a series of
exhibitions and clinics and will be joined (one per location) by
Team USA members Kim Terrell-Kearney and Diandra Asbaty,
Colombian standout Clara Guerrero and PBA star Chris Barnes,
respectively.
Although the events may vary slightly, each will include onlane instruction, bowling ball demonstrations from ball manufacturers, a question and answer period and a chance to meet the
stars and get their autographs. The highlight of each event will be
a head-to-head match between Belmonte and his friends to determine once and for all if two hands are indeed better than one.
“Two-handed bowling is changing the look of the sport, and
Jason Belmonte is recognized across the world as one of the pioneers of this unique style,” said Pete Tredwell, USBC Vice President of Media. “The Next Revolution is our chance to spread
the word about this phenomenon and give bowlers and fans the
chance to see it first-hand and get up close and personal with
Jason.”
In the two-handed approach, the bowler swings the ball with
both hands through the whole approach up until the release point.
This style generates considerably more revolutions as the ball
rolls down the lane, resulting in increased pin action.
During his career, Belmonte has competed on six continents
and posted wins on four. He has bowled in more than 30 countries
and been named World Bowler of the Year on two occasions.
In his first year on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour, Belmonte became the first two-handed bowler to win a Tour event by
capturing The Bowling Foundation Long Island Classic.
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• 2 Classic Auto Exhibit
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BOWLING NEWS
October 15, 2009
Find A Bowling Center Near You
Los Angeles County
ACTION LANES (32)
10534 Lower Azusa Road, El Monte, CA 91731
(626) 350-8831 FAX (626) 350-8852
ALL STAR LANES (22)
4459 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90041
(323) 254-2579
AMF FRIENDLY HILLS LANES (32)
15545 Whittier Blvd., Whittier, CA 90603
(562) 947-3815 Fax (562) 947-6448
Email: [email protected]
CAL BOWL (68)
2500 E. Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712
(562) 421-8448 Fax: (562) 420-4775
www.cal-bowl.com
CANOGA PARK BOWL (32)
20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306
(818) 340-5190 Fax (818) 883-1202 www.canogaparkbowl.com
(24 HRS) email: [email protected]
CORBIN BOWL (26)
19616 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91354
(818) 996-BOWL (2695)
corbinbowl.net
SHATTO 39 LANES (39)
3255 W. 4th St., Los Angeles, CA 90020
(213) 385-9475
Santa Barbara &
Ventura Counties
BUENA LANES (42)
1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 656-0666
SIMI BOWL (24)
VALENCIA LANES (24) HARLEY’S
480 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley CA 93065
23700 Lyons Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321
(661) 222-9080
(805) 526-4212 Fax: (805) 526-9829
www.harleysbowl.com
Orange County
Nevada
AMF VALLEY VIEW ( 32)
GOLD COAST (70)
12141 Valley View St., Garden Grove, CA 92845
(714) 898-2507 • (714) 893-1563
Email: [email protected]
FOREST LANES (40)
22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630
(949) 770-0055
www.forestlanes.com
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103
(800) 331-5334
THE ORLEANS (70)
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103
(888) 365-7111
FOUNTAIN BOWL (60) RIVERSIDE LANES (34)
17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 963-7888 Fax: (714) 965-1158
www.fountainbowl.com
CHAPARRAL LANES (48) SADDLEBACK LANES (32)
400 W. Bonita Avenue, San Dimas, CA 91773
(909) 592-2772 Fax: (909) 592-5978
25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692
(949) 586-5300 • www.saddlebacklanes.net
DEL RIO LANES (32)
YORBA LINDA BOWL (30)
1650 S. Casino Drive, Laughlin, NV 89029
(888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687
email: [email protected]
SAM’S TOWN (56)
Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center
5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122
(800) 634-6371
SANTA FE STATION (60)
Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center
4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130
(702) 658-4995
www.santafestationlasvegas.com
7502 E. Florence, Downey, CA 90240
(562) 927-3351
www.delriolanes.com
18171 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA 92868
(714) 777-3818
GABLE HOUSE BOWL (40)
22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, CA 90505
(310) 378-2265
Riverside & San
Bernardino Counties
64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop
9777 Las Vegas Blvd., South Las Vegas, NV 89123
GAGE BOWL (22)
THE BOWLIUM (32)
SUNCOAST (64)
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CANYON LANES (24)
3477E Gage Ave., Huntington Park, CA 90255
(323) 587-3211 – OPEN 24 HOURS
www.gagebowl.com
15707 S. Vermont Ave., Gardena, CA 90247
(310) 324-1244
4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763
(909) 626-3528 Fax: (909) 626-2144
www.bowlium.com
49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, CA 92230
(951) 752-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385
Located next to Morongo Casino
JEWEL CITY BOWL (24) DEL ROSA LANES (32)
135 S. Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA 91205
(818) 243-1188 Fax: (818) 243-2761
email: [email protected]
KEYSTONE LANES (48)
11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650
(562) 868-3261
www.keystonelanes.com
MISSION HILLS BOWL (24)
10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345
(818) 361-1221
mhbowling.com
1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404
(909) 886-4675 Fax: (909) 883-4665
Email: [email protected]
EMPIRE BOWL (24)
940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, CA 92374
(909) 793-2525 • www.empirebowl.com
San Diego County
OAK TREE LANES (36) KEARNY MESA BOWL (40)
990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar, CA 91765
(909) 860-3558
7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92111
(858) 279-1501
PINZ BOWLING CENTER (32) MIRA MESA BOWL (44)
12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 769-7600
website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com
8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 578-0500
SANTA CLARITA LANES (32) VISTA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (40)
21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita, CA 91350
(661) 254-0540 Fax (661) 254-7562
www.santaclaritalanes.com
435 West Vista Way, Vista, CA 92083
(760) 941-1032
www.vistaentertainment.com
SOUTH POINT (64)
(866) 796-7111 Fax: 702-797-8081
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
9090 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145
(702) 636-7400
TEXAS STATION (60)
Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center
2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281
email: [email protected]
VIRGIN RIVER (24)
Bowling Center, Hotel, & Casino
I-15 Exit 122 Mesquite, NV 89027
(800) 346-7721 • FAX (702) 346-3965
USBC ASSOCIATIONS
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
Association Manager - Linda Johnson
1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722 (626) 859-6216
E-Mail: [email protected]
CITRUS BELT
Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner
711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 381-4599
[email protected]
ORANGE COUNTY
Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington
13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) 554-0111
[email protected]
NORTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Tom Leigh
15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 (818) 810-6263
SOUTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Judy Nielsen
17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)925-0417
[email protected]
October 15, 2009
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12655 VENTURA BLVD.
STUDIO CITY
818-769-7600 or 877-2380
when you have time to spare
by NICE and SWEET
STUDIO CITY — We welcome you back to the wit and
cynicism that has accompanied this article for the past three
years. We are aware that we are the only 2 avid readers
of the Nice and Sweet Manifesto, but please jump on the
band wagon; it’ll be a great ride, hiiiioooooohhhhhh. Read
on if you dare.
PINZ ADULTS
You may remember the comedian Gallagher, he sold
his act to his brother who toured as “Gallagher”. Yet, did
you know that our own Senor Sweet attended one of these
shows. He had the plastic tarp and all waiting for the hilarity to
ensue. Well, get your watermelon smashers ready because
here are some great scores:
Tavern Guild: Tina Hackett 255/680, Tom Whitaker
230/655, Ed Dusseau 201.
Twilighters: Laurie Faso 256/672, Larry Schneider
236/638, Dan Coffelt 234/630, Michael Holt 234/623, Jim
Moore 227/623.
Kings and Queens: Romeo Martinez 245/635, Arleen
Wiener 212, Will Pisnieski 207, Jon Schell 201, Luke Avery
201.
Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 259/725, Bill Devoe
246/688, Mark Peavey 648, Dave Dittlinger 245/644, Tony
Annibale 636, Tony Deraud 245, Isabelle Vincent 245.
S.C.B.L.: Michael Gurrieri 259/756, Stephen Santay
232/654, Brian Patterson 234/653, Neil Inman 225/646, Jim
Foltyn 225/624, Marvin Nance 246.
E.I.B.L.: John Villa 214/539, Darius Farrelly 203.
PINZ JUNIORS
We like to acknowledge the great, triumphant, miraculous
and wonderful job Barbara Lee does. She not only is the
World’s Best Junior League Coordinator, she is always willing to help out a fellow employee. We applaud her and you
for these great scores
Adult Junior: Max Korn 266/628, Ethan Bensinger
220/585, Brad Lander 212/571, Adam Lander 201/570,
Treven Goldsmith 214/558.
Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 266/791, Natalie Kato
213/768, Max Korn 223/763, Natalie Honda 214/758, Treven
Goldsmith 213/748.
Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 141/372, Angelo Costa
93/266, Kayla Arriaga 89/220, Nicholas Martinez 81/212,
Brydon Baker 175, Grady Johnson 68.
Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 72/140.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
The applause has died down and yes Bob Hope did make
us chuckle; but who has taken his flame and ran with it. Is
it any of the new-fangled comics, no; those young people
with their curse words and loud music make us sick too. No
one made us laugh harder than your scores...that’s because
they are far better than ever before, take a hint and check
these doodads out:
Happy Timers: Art Abell 187/499, Gary Olsen 178/485,
Ruth Swick 155/416, Yolanda Dragotta 139/408. Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 193/506, Christine
Stark 174/484, Marion Weiss 167/458, Myrna Schiffman
433, Lois Altman 174, Jackie Davis 166.
Coffee and Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 184/495, Nancy
Kato 191/486, Elayne Klein 474, Roz Levitt 198/466, Joan
Karchem 460, Alba Donohue 187, Donna Hickox 175.
Pin Pals: Karen Collier 199/537,Shelly Djergian 155/457,
J.C. Moore 379, Sharon Brooks 151/377, Barbara Murphey
141/377, Ellen Engel 142.
Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 203/496, Sam Marion 492,
Bettry Dushkin 147/411, Teri Bonato 405, Joyce Rabinowitz
155, Don Thorner 191.
Senior Social: Gary Olsen 178/512, Charlene Gaffney
174/489, Teri Bonato 457, Sam Marion 161/448, Gas Sumampong 414, Ruth Gralla 177, Art Michener 160.
Bowler of the Week:
This bowler crushed a lot
Last Weeks Solution
of melons this week as he
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Thursday fopr a 725 series.
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Sweetness Quote of the
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Why? ‘Cause it’s deductable!” - Gallagher
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BOWLING NEWS
Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — This week we begin our Linbrook Bowling
Center house column with heavy hearts on the recent passing of Eva Munson. Our condolences go out to her husband
and children.
The scores are in for October 6 thru October 12.
Santa Gals and Guys: Tony Chaco 266-213-211/690,
Rich Heid 233-213/633, Joe Molina 203-234/623, Jairo
Chiriboga 217-218/608, Terry Blankenship 228, Eileen
Debenedetto 206.
Lunch Bunch: Pat Basilio 205, Chaun Shepherd 202,
Bin Masaki 200.
Swinging Trios: Ike Eisenacher 218, Bob Baughman
205.
Monday Cypress College: Nick Frisari 254/631, Michael
Ton 214, Banner Wolf 211, Derek Taylor 204.
Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Brent Valencia 210,
John M. Bates 200.
Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 236-245-203/684, Dick McKenzie
233-237-211/681, Don Moore 267-220/669, Byron Reich
231-224/646, Rodger Morris 231-206/636, Danielle Salas
248.
Vegas Nonsense: Lowell Thompson 223, Steve Branch
221, Tim Butler 217, Jim Johnstone 203, Michael Byrd
202.
Monday Night Football: No scores.
O.C. Korean: Kwang Yeol Lee 211-213-222/646, Justin
Choi 205, Ui Kwang Kim 201.
3’s Company: No Scores.
R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 233-229/636, Ralph Tanner 246/619,
Tito Lassalle 222, John Cortez 200-201.
Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 236-216-256/708, Ralph
Tanner 234-222/627, Rich Heid 201-210/609, Ed Sheely
231-209, Charles Rogers 227, Lisa Somma 237/619.
Fun Four Vegas: Joe Gutierrez III 200-202-211/613, Dan
Perreira 223, Jong Lee 203-201, Scooter Fox 203, William
Manning 201.
Just Desserts: Ken Reser 268-223-242/733, Mike
Blodgett 253-213/642, Steve Benavente 247-208/630, Jeff
Skovgard 236-233/623, Don Gut-omen 201-223/613, Susan
deGraaff 205-214.
Bowl Sa Mo: Sangchul Won 246-227/669, Glen Kim 221214-234/669, Manny Magno 245-222/645, Charlie Ha 243232/636, Donghoon Choi 203-234/606, Sophia Kim 217. Go For 9: Carl Adinolfi 220-264-278/762, Tony Chaco
240-221-278/739, Clay Howard 243-245-217/705, Ed Bish
230-228-244/702, Ike Eisenacher 206-225-232/663, Fran
Stern 201-207-204/612, Barb Bish 202-245, Diane Johnson
224, Carol Johnson 218, Nan White 204-212.
Party Timers: Joe Sangenito 218-204-267/689, Joe
Alduenda 232-246/669, Jack Mattson 202-257/653, Pat
Sangenito 201-244/647, Frank Pearlman 209-255/644,
Denise Bayne 204, Carrie Wolfe 204.
Anaheim Nisei: Gerald Lichtenheld 239/618, Bob Mendoza 226/614, Vince Okada 226-213/612, Geoff Chow 225,
Tommy Watanabe 222.
Nikkei: Sam Tanaka 234-216/649, Sandy Viloria 232226/631, Dave Lautherboren 238-203/621, Vern Lastimado
206-223/611, Alan Kohara 215.
525 Ladies Classic: Alice Bradley 226-201/622, Karen
Bagnall 205, Cora Bussey 203.
Thursday Cypress College: Ryan Sargent 239-203/609,
Nicholas Vrabel 208.
Santa Super Savers: Tony Chaco 233-215-247/695,
Steve Vieth 260/637, Jesse Contreras 245, Jerry Toddam
235, Nick Lam 233.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 202-211, William Brown Jr. 206, Gino Vassallo 206, Mike Warr 202, Joe
Zeuli 200.
Magnolia Teachers: Tim Hill 219, Sam Webster 201, Gary
Shields 200, Debi Andreff 212-219/611, Carolyn Anderson
231-204, Kristy McFeggan 228, Chrys Shields 224, Melissa
Valentine 205.
St. Pius: Travis Heathington 225, Timmy Heathington 223,
Michael Dulay 215, Lino Dulay 207, Paul Uyanga 204.
7-11 Vegas: Luis Damian 238-234-235/707, Jeremy
Berkeley 228-277/696, Mario Marquez 278-200/672, Sang
Won 226-212-220/658, Joe Cummins 243-217/654, Lisa
Somma 202-267-202/671, Marvina Vrabel 222-213/613,
Christina Garcia 224, Deana Cummins 200.
Friday Cypress Collge: Sean Lumagui 211.
Grey Panthers: Herman Hank 215, Jerry Dymora 214.
Vegas Party: Ron Corona Jr. 235-215-259/709, Mark
O’Donnell 226-298/681, E.J. Rogers 278-211/659, Gilbert
Zermeno 214-242-202/658, Steve Sparks 200-213-213/626,
Nicole Bloom 212, Pam Weiland 211, Monica Path 202.
T.G.I.F.: Jason Watts 212-224/628, Ron Sargent 220242/627, Casey Jones 249/620, Mike Bowen 217/606, Dean
Sharples 253, Connie Wagner 206-203.
Kamaaina Bowling Club: Kevin Fujinami 225-270233/728, Matthew Skolnik 238-276/713,Tash Castillo
266/650, Gil Barcoma 212-212/609, Ben Skolnik 201235/605, Jayne Nishimoto 210-202/602, Kay Firebaugh
208, Yvette Jahahn 206, Linda Ichiyama 205, Lydia Castillo
201.
4-4 Vegas: Andrew Newburn 233-205/635, Robert
Thompson 219-219/617, Tony Adams 237/612, Norm Walker
204-205-202/611, Dino Chavez 212-200/610, Arleen JonesAcker 216, Nathalia Brown 209, Sandy Batalon 203.
Family & Friends: Pete Quinata 207-245/645, Aaron
Sanchez 229-223/640, Ron Aguon 219, Tony Padilla 205,
Jess Meno 202.
Double Daters: Dan Duarte 239-200-230/669, Shawn
Oslund 278/642, Kevin Smith 242/609, Gilbert Zermeno
209-203/605, Lorenzo Martinez 255/601, Gary Oslund
232/601.
Gamblers Anonymous: John Sarti Jr. 279-209/675, Stephen Terry 233, Calvin Lawson 213, Alan Bloom 206-208,
Steve Brockway 204.
Senior No-Tap: Results of October 6,2009. 39 entries
@ $10=$390. 39 lineage @ $5.25=$204.75. 39 prize fund
@ $4.75=$185.25. 37 3-6-9 @ $1=$37. Place Money—1ST
Gino Vassallo 866 $35, 2nd Rod Cantrell 775 $27, 3rd PJ
Carroll 774 $21, 4th Don Gardner 757 $15, 5th John Magill
752 $11, 6th Leo Asuncion 751 $8. Sidepots—Game 1,
hdcp.: 1st John Magill 308 $9, 2nd Rod Cantrell 300 $7, 3rd
Mike Pizarro 284 $5. Game 2, scr.: 1st-3rd (tie) Rod Cantrell,
Gino Vassallo, Bob Fulton 300 each with $8.75 each. Game
3, hdcp.: 1st Sam Shumard 317 $9, 2nd Gino Vassallo 288
$9, 3rd PJ Carroll 267 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $75.
Added: $37. New Total: $56. Winner: John Magill $56.
See you next week.
Wilson Whacks 666 In Linbrook Juniors
by Stacy Rider
ANAHEIM — The THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS had some outstanding scores to report. J.D. Greenhalgh slammed 225 and Matt Nickeson
knocked over a 201. Kelsey Myers crushed 153, Jesse Ledesma landed 130,
Tim Oh ordered 157, Devyn Olsen downed 119, Aleara Vrabel added 122,
Thomas Iriye tossed 170 and Matthew Vigeant mastered 194.
Aaron Wilson led the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES with sizzling scores or 227-225-214 for a fine 666 series. John Conway chastised
the pins for 2070237/640. Andrew Newburn nabbed 255-207/624 and Tim
Hank toppled 242/617.
In the BUMPER BUSTERS, Kellen Hicks, who has really improved,
scored terrific games of 123-101-96. Christian Cruz cruised to 69-107-83,
Amber Sanderson slammed 71-100-65, Chance Batolon blasted 66-98,
Chris Castro clobbered 92-80, Adriana Tinoco tossed 85-88-79 and Erica
Rodriguez rallied to 79-67.
In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Bobby Hornacek scored consistent games of 210-207-221 for a fabulous 638 series. Andrew Stewart
squashed 213-225/615. Other highlights for the day included Matt Nickeson
208, Holly Hoon 147, Shawn Blackmon 161-167, Nicholas Gallant 161, Marco
Vasquez 192, Xavier Grunbaum 226, Deanna Gomez 144, Chris Gushue
200, Cesar Guardado 147-144, Matthew Mackenzie 123, Chris Conway 223,
Jacob Baker 113-111, Nicole Rodriguez 151, Brandon Hoggatt 215, Dani
Waller 196, Natalie Vara 78, Donovon Bosson 123, Kris McLellan 160-151,
Jessica Quental 192, Valerie Matsumoto 201, Garrett Weiss 207, Jennifer
Lewis 98-92, Andrea Chaquila 125-122, Erika McFeggan 145 and Shawn
McFeggan 145-134.
October 15, 2009
The Tool Man Builds A Beauty
by Roberta McNaught
ANAHEIM—Tim Blough framed the only 900 last week
in the 590 Classic. Hammering out games of 279, 213, 258,
and 215, he constructed a beautiful 965 series.
Others nailing great scores were: Frank Bellinder
257/889, Miguel Rosales 238/889, Hong Kha 247/874,
Stacy Rider 259/872, Don Lorentzen 245/869, Alan Agular
232/861,
Dick McKenzie 287/855, John Loker 241/855, Tony
Chaco 227/853, V.J. Rodriguez 232/849, Marie Barbush
237/848, John Conway 227/848, Ron Mahler 233/833,
Don Gut-Omen 259/832, Rich Heid 233/830, Tom Horton
245/826, Martin Angulo 215/826, Rob Roberts 233/825,
Cora Bussey221/813, E.J. Rogers 214/812, Carl Adinolfi
219/811, Gino Vassallo 228/810, Willy Bordenave 213/807,
Larry Green 261, Roberta McNaught 236, Rod Cantrell
233, Dora Miller 224, Ron Douglass 222, Frank Trummell
221, Shig Shozi 219, Juan Sandoval 218, Gloria Ferrulli
216, Adrian Bradley 215, John Velasquez 215, Janet Anderson 214, Don Gardner 214, Al Lara 214, Karen Bagnall
213, Bob Gosnell 213, Derek Lee 213, A.J. Lombardo 213,
Kartina Fujikami 212, Dahana M. Klerer 211, Bo Vrabel
204, Kantral Williams 204, John Phillips 202, and Melissa
Blyleven 201.
Our Hearts were saddened last week by the loss of our
own Eva Munson. This gracious lady lost her long battle
with cancer. When Eva wasn’t able to finish out the league
last season, we knew she wasn’t well. Eva truly loved her
bowling and the bowlers. Eva had taken care of all the
league sheet service for Linbrook Bowl since 1988. She
was the league coordinator for all the Sr. leagues. She was
the Secretary of the Tuesday Sr. No Tap and the Thursday night 7-11 Vegas leagues. She was inducted into the
O.C.U.S.B.C. Hall of Fame in 2006. Eva handled her illness just like she did her bowling, with Class and Style
and was loved by everyone. She will truly be missed. Services will be held Sat. Oct. 17th at Forrest Lawn Cypress
at 12:30. There will be graveside services only. Daughter
Cheryl Munson will be holding a reception at Linbrook Bowl
after the service, around 2:00 PM. Our love and prayers go
out to Kenney, Cheryl, Johnny, and the entire Munson family. We’ll miss you “Little Eva”
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Linbrook Bowl and the bowling community lost a very dear friend this weekend
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Eva Munson
A Beloved longtime staff member, she worked and played here with us for over 22 years. A Texas girl raised
here in Southern California. She loved cherry muscle cars, motorcycles and cruising the boulevard, where she
met her sweetheart and husband, Kenny Munson. An avid reader, helpmate and best friend to most everyone
in her life, Eva was a strong and passionate competitor, a great colleague and friend.
She is survived by her husband, Kenny, her daughter, Cheryl and son, Ken Jr.
Graveside Services will be held: October 17 at 12:30pm
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