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VOL. 58, NO. 39
OCTOBER 2, 2014
PABCON Women’s Championships
Vermilyea
dominates
Team USA wins team, sweeps all-events
NCTUSBC Open Championship
USBC Media Photos
CALI, Colombia - Team USA
dominated the field to win the
team gold medal, swept the
all-events medals and qualified
for the 2015 Pan American
Games on Tuesday in an
eventful day at the 2014 Pan
American Bowling Confedera-
tion Women's Championships.
Team USA took the lead
by nearly 150 pins after the
Continued on Page 9
Inside:
Jensen wins in Odessa
Page 2
PABCON Women’s
Campionships
Gold & Silver in Trios. Page 4
Shatter Doubles record. Page 6
McEwan Masters Gold. Page 10
McGregor and Thomas
take SASBA 2-in1 Page 11
Features
Publisher’s Column
By Tony Franklin Page 2
Honor Roll Page 3
Looking Back Page 7
Lane Laughter Page 8
All-events medalists Kelly Kulick, Missy Parkin and Liz Johnson.
Team USA wins gold, silver in trios
Tomorrow’s Stars Page 8
Up Your Average
By Susie Minshew Page 14
Just Paying Attention
By Mark London Page 20
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USBC Media Photo
Team USA’s Shannon O’Keefe, Missy Parkin and Danielle McEwan
combined to shoot 3,885 to capture the gold medal. Story on Page 4
Xeno Garcia, left, with winner Erik Vermilyea
Erik Vermilyea outclassed
the field to take home the
$2500 first place check in the
NCTUSBC Open Championship
held at Forum Bowl on Sept
20/21.
Vermilyea was the #1 seed
entering the finals of the event
and eventually took down Xeno
Garcia 256-157 to capture the
title with Garcia earning $1250.
The inaugural event had
107 entries with 21 cashers. It
took +42 to make the cut to
the semi’s and -19 to make the
top 16.
Single-elimination 2-game
match scores:
Round 1
Vermilyea def Scott Dull,
402-372
Stefanie Johnson def Anthony
Simonsen, 495-448
Mike Donahue def Mike
Newton, 396-392
Andrew Lowy def Larry
Darvas, 432-416
RJ Klann def Jimmy McGahan,
508-462
Tony Franklin def Jonathan
Harris, 499-388
Ron Boroff def Ted Pritts,
477-457
Xeno Garcia def John Burkett,
485-462
Round 2
Vermilyea def Johnson,
446-365
Donahue def Lowy, 455-434
Franklin def Klann, 534-433
Garcia def Boroff, 455-443
Round 3
Vermilyea def Franklin,
487-407
Garcia def Donahue, 492-481
Cashers:
3/4, Mike Donahue/Tony
Franklin, $500
5-8, RJ Klann/Andrew Lowy/
Continued on Page 10
Rhone wins
marathon at
USA Bowl
D’ontae Rhone
16-yr-old two-handed youth
bowler D’ontae Rhone took
home the money in the marathon at USA Bowl on Sept. 19th.
He averaged over 260 and had
the only 300 game in defeating
Anthony Simonsen to take home
$350 in SMART money with
Simonsen winning $200. Billy
Fontenot earned $60 for third.
Page 2 | Thursday, October 2, 2014 | THE BOWLING NEWS
Random Thoughts
Tyler Jensen returns to
winner’s circle in Odessa
Tony Franklin, Publisher
Time marches on, and stops
for no man they say.
Last week I celebrated my
43rd birthday, not quite a birthday week like Genie orders up,
but a birthday just the same. I
still enjoy b-day’s greatly and
really don’t mind getting older
at all. As long as everyone else
gets older too then I’m good.
My dad is going to his 50th
class reunion this week, which
is just an amazing number.
Karleen Reynolds just
turned 50, which I don’t believe
is true either, but I guess it is.
And then you have the real
news of the week; Derek Jeter
playing his last game at Yankee
Stadium.
My favorite baseball stadium is old Yankee Stadium.
My first game there was about
10 years ago; Jeter led off the
third inning with a solo homer,
the rest of the team then preceded to score five more runs,
then Jeter ended the inning
with a ground out and the fan
in front of me yells @?!”?! You
Jeter!!
Yankee fans are the worst
and best I suppose. They score
six runs in the inning and they
still yell at the captain!
Yes I am a Yankee hater,
but I must admit I watched
the entire game last Thursday.
Bob Costas was at his overemphasizing best which was a
total beating, but I still loved it.
After the last couple of
weeks with NFL news, it was
very sports refreshing to have a
positive story be played out.
Derek Jeter is completing 20
seasons with the NY Yankees
and he did it in a very positive,
no-drama, no bad-stuff way.
The way it can and should be
done.
He lived his dream at the
highest level, got to go out on
his own terms, and leaves the
game with nothing but positive
thoughts.
Take notice folks; we won’t
see that again for a very long
time. Peyton Manning for all
his greatness won’t leave like
that, Dirk Nowitzki will be
close but doesn’t have national
impact, Albert Pujols, nope.
I’ve racked my brain and can’t
think of a good dude, huge
winner, adored by fans, played
for only one team athlete that
will be retiring in the next
decade.
Jeter is it, and I loved
watching the show.
Yes, time marches on, I
hope we all make the impact
we wanted to. We only get one
lap around this planet; make it
a good run.
4-3-4-3-4-3
Speaking of baseball lets
quickly discuss our predictions
for the Rangers for this year.
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Odessa, Texas — Tyler
Jensen of Fort Worth, Texas,
dominated the finals field
to win his 14th Professional
Bowlers Association regional
title in the fourth annual PBA
Odessa Southwest Open Sunday
at Astro Bowl. Jensen topped
last week’s runner-up Nathan
Bohr of Austin, Texas, by 82
pins for his first title of the
2014 season.
Jensen, who won $2,500,
opened Sunday’s finals with
a small lead over Bohr and
C.J. Thomas from Shreveport,
I predicted they would go
85-77 and no playoff’s. I also
said that the LA Angels would
finish third. Genie said no
playoffs, and Sports Illustrated
had the Rangers winning 90
games.
Results time…Rangers
finish last in the division and
the second worst record in
baseball. The LA Angels win
the AL West and finish with
the second best record in
baseball…that is just about as
painful as the Rangers finish. I
really dislike the Angels…sorry
Milligan family.
4-3-4-3-4-3
I wish I had some bowling
news to talk about, but there’s
not much going on the big
bowling world right now.
The USBC did make some
staffing reductions last week,
sources say it was around 12
people which further lowers
a staff that was at around
140 people when they moved
to Texas. Sources tell me
they now have around 80-90
employees.
Good that they are running
leaner, but sad for anyone to
lose their job.
The real kicker is that the
vast majority of the people that
work at USBC are so incredibly
passionate about bowling. They
live it, breathe it, and work it,
or at least they used to.
Louisiana. Bohr started the
match play finals with a 290
game to momentarily grab
top position. Johnson then
overtook Bohr with a 269
game, but Jensen regained the
lead two games later and never
relinquished. Winning six of
his eight matches and tying
another, Jensen ended with a
21-game total of 5,094 pins.
Jensen’s only loss in the
match play was to Bohr in the
final position round match,
224-216, a victory that allowed
Bohr to claim second place over
Houston’s Shawn Maldonado.
Bohr had 5,012 total pins, 45
ahead of Maldonado. Bohr
earned $1,650 and Maldonado
collected $1,150 for third.
The Southwest Region’s
next event is the PBA Tomball
Southwest Open at Tomball
Bowling Center, in Tomball,
Texas, Sept. 26-28. The Tomball event will include the
third-and-final PBA Women’s
Regional qualifying event. The
Southwest Region will host
PBA50 Regional events the first
two weekends in October, at
Tyler Jensen
Junction City Bowl in Junction
City, Kansas, Oct. 3-5, and at
Shreveport’s All Star Lanes,
Oct. 10-12.
PBA ODESSA SOUTHWEST
OPEN
Astro Bowl, Odessa, Texas
Final Standings (after 21 games, including match play bonus pins):
1, Tyler Jensen, Fort Worth, Texas, 6-1-1, 5,094,
$2,500.
2, Nathan Bohr, Austin, Texas, 5-3, 5,012, $1,650.
3, Shawn Maldonado, Houston, Texas, 5-3,
4,963, $1,150.
4, C.J. Thomas, Shreveport, La., 4-3-1, 4,888,
$900.
5, Joe Findling, Greenville, Texas, 5-3, 4,864,
$800.
6, Mark Scroggins, Canyon, Texas, 4-4, 4,668,
$750.
7, Mike Bailey, Allen, Texas, 5-2-1, 4,664, $700.
8, Roger Petrin, Wichita, Kan., 2-6, 4,639, $650.
9, Jeff Campbell, Amarillo, Texas, 2-5-1, 4,611,
$600.
10, Jason Tidwell, Odessa, Texas, 3-5, 4,592,
$575.
11, Marshal Morrison, Amarillo, Texas, 3-5, 4,567,
$550.
12, a-Scotty Pope, Midland, Texas, 2-6, 4,511,
$530.
At AMF Lewisville
West reins in 780,
Barnes banks 674
Young 300, Cooper 297
Levon West won the battle
for top billing last week at AMF
Lewisville Lanes with a hardhitting 246-267-267 = 780 Rising
Stars series.
Lynda Barnes was high for the
ladies with a potent 192-248-234
= 674 Coffee Breakers session.
James Young captured highgame accolades with an awardwinning perfecto while Trace
Cooper took runner-up honors
with a near-perfect 297 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Allen McInnis 216-636, Kelly Cozza
249-687, Alfredo Salazar 234-645,
JoAnn Garcia 175-516, Lee McDonald,
Jr. 258-746, Karleen Reynolds 226-595,
Curt Hegeman 223-661, Shannon
Strickland 213-547. Scott Blair 247-709,
Lynelle McLain 196-577, Trace Cooper
665, Shirley Kindhart 155-445, Sherri
Vargas 159-445, Sabina DeBord 223625, Travis Davenport 266-728, Sherri
Strongren 189-560, James Young 666.
Courtney Key 200-531, Donald Derrick
228-620, Roneshia Williams 194-546.
At USA Bowl
Cole decks 757,
Granger clicks 681
Charles Cole posted a rousing
246-258-253 = 757 Just For Fun
series to head the honor roll for
the week at USA Bowl.
Houston Granger, from the
Pony Express group, fired a super
smooth 225-233-223 = 681 set to
lead the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Casey Powell 268-723, Jody Muskett
225-607, Rick Lawrence 258-697, Yvette
Jeddery 171-426, Dondi Rhone 183-517,
Edie Deal 159-468, Bert Johnson
192-502, Cathy Sposito 175-493,
Shana Poe 177-519. Dennis Bolding
257-715, Donna Hartwig 203-518,
David Brewster 227-621, Vicky Alcorn
218-538, Willie Simpson 201-561, Maria
Williams 183-520, Harry Winters 267718, Houston Granger 205-550.
George Keen 256-698, Tracy Cherry
189-525, Vince Banks (4 games)
267-878, Herma Smith (4 games)
181-636, Robert Eidenier (4 games)
233-853, Frank Bell 268-726, Annette
Bell 194-535.
Brad Ellis 257-667, Judith Guillory
183-526, Greg Seidel 268-690, Barry
Boone 235-667, Herma Smith 204532, Ken Blackerby 199-513, Nancy
Workman 107-257, Joe Lucash 196-515,
Trisha Keen 126-354. Brad Stevens 278695, Michelle Carr 244-629, Richard
Reger 245-673, Paulette Johnson 240575, Chris Javier 237-650, Dana Short
206-530, Marvin Sitts, Jr. 213-608,
Aricia Grant 198-456.
Steve Osterman 176-483, Kaye
Cameron 145-403, Earl Davis 154-416,
Mary Jo Wilmoth 144-388, Javier
Rangel 203-494, Pam Golden 136363, Abner Perez 126-335, Amy Hall
122-358.
SENIORS
Al Nagel 213-627, Bobbie Matievic
181-512, Michael Cash 222-596, Mary
Lay 177-511, John Ruhly 178-496,
Carolyn Rush 169-452, Bob Allen 174483, Cecile Reichel 128-333.
Bob Allen 204-551, Carolyn Rush
142-393, Chuck Jolly 181-529.
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Anthony Lavery-Spahr, Plano Super Bowl...................... 853
Marshall Morrison, Western Bowl ................................... 830
John Ciesiolka, Hallmark Lanes ..................................... 804
John Blake, Diamond Lanes ........................................... 803
Connor Strehlow, Brunswick Zone Watauga .................. 801
Robert Davie, Killeen Bowlerama ................................... 799
Doug Patton, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .............................. 795
R J Little, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .................................... 795
Randall Buda, Forum Bowl .............................................. 788
Major Whisenton, Sr., AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ... 787
Levon West, AMF Lewisville Lanes ................................. 780
Hunter Boelte, Heritage Lanes ........................................ 763
Jamie Stone, Cowtown Bowling Palace ......................... 762
Steve Mackie, Tenpins & More ........................................ 758
Charles Cole, USA Bowl .................................................. 757
Lance Duensing, AMF Spare Time Lanes ...................... 750
Dave Lile, Fiesta Lanes .................................................... 745
Cody Ramirez, Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama............................. 740
Charles Covert, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ................ 723
Dennis Williams, AMF DeSoto Lanes ............................. 721
Clayton Colby, Strikz ....................................................... 717
Mark DeArment, Jr., Terrell Bowl..................................... 711
Billy Cathey, Red Bird Lanes ........................................... 686
Larry Martin, Red Bird Lanes .......................................... 686
Matt Lawrence, Ennis All Star Bowl ................................ 655
Women
Dana Miller-Mackie, Tenpins & More .............................. 773
Teresa Ross, Forum Bowl ................................................ 739
Sandi Charles, Killeen Bowlerama.................................. 721
Shemeddra Clark, Plano Super Bowl ............................. 713
Esther Navarro, Hallmark Lanes ..................................... 710
Pam Lawrence, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes........................... 704
Danielle Sharpe, Brunswick Zone Watauga ................... 688
Becky Farrah, Western Bowl ........................................... 687
Lindsey Wilson, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ............ 681
Catherine Wilson, Fiesta Lanes ...................................... 681
Houston Granger, USA Bowl ........................................... 681
Lynda Barnes, AMF Lewisville Lanes ............................. 674
Lindsey Megredy, Cowtown Bowling Palace.................. 667
Nita Stein, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ......................... 665
Sandra Albin, AMF Spare Time Lanes ............................ 658
Jennifer Hughen, Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama ........................ 655
Lauren Cathey, Red Bird Lanes ...................................... 646
Stephanie Fein, Heritage Lanes ...................................... 639
Cathy Eberly, Strikz .......................................................... 633
Clarissa Anderson, Diamond Lanes ............................... 615
Patty Ellington, Terrell Bowl ............................................ 599
Chiquita Blackwell, AMF DeSoto Lanes ......................... 592
Ryne McKenrick, Ennis All Star Bowl ............................. 573
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At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
Whisenton, Sr. soars to 787,
Wilson racks up 681
Renfro 300
Major Whisenton, Sr. tore up
the AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
last week after pocketing prime
279-264-244 = 787 numbers in
Full House league action.
Lindsey Wilson led the ladies’
high-set race with an outstanding
213-237-231 = 681 session in the
MatchPoint Mixed league outing.
Josh Renfro captured highgame accolades with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Ed Fielden 278-768, Rich Flanders
286-734, Jimmy Taylor 259-724, Kevin
Wynn 244-709, Brian Hammond 235674, David Harrel 244-667, Josh Renfro
652, Matt Formby 223-613.
James Fugitt 209-584, Joe Cessna
235-583, Drew Johnson 191-549, Tina
Taylor 234-677, Regina Parker 239-643,
Amanda Howard 223-620, Lauren
Black 222-617, Fredia Luckey 221-612.
Nathena Locke 224-590, Terri
Homme 197-564, Paula Atchison 193563, Sheila Walton 201-556, Sherry
Houghton 197-539, Lindy McKenzie
203-473, Denise Wheeler 149-406.
Anthony
Lavery-Spahr
This week’s high male is
Anthony Lavery-Spahr with a
287-286-280 for an 853 series
in the Jack “N” Jill league at
Plano Super Bowl.
Where were you born? Rhode
Island. I moved to Texas when
I was 12 because my dad was
transferred to Houston. After I
graduated high school, I moved
to Dallas to go to University of
North Texas to study International Business and Finance.
What ball did you throw?
Roto Grip Totally Defiant,
Anthony drills his equipment
at Lewisville or Plano
Thoughts on the big series?
I was subbing and having fun.
I was just trying to help them
win since they had faith in me
to ask me to sub. The last game
in the tenth frame, I thought,
I’ve already got the 830 so let’s
see if I can just finish one game.
I just wanted to strike out.
What is your all-time favorite
movie? American History X (I
had to reference IMDb and it
stars Edward Norton and Beverly D’Angelo (Ellen Griswold
in Christmas Vacation))
What is your favorite
restaurant? Outback – I order
the steak and chicken combo
Where did you take your best
vacation? My best vacations
are my trips back to Rhode
Island when I get to see my
family. My grandparents and
all of aunts and uncles still live
there, so it’s great when I get to
go back and get to spend time
with them.
What is your favorite song of
all time? Sleeping Walking by
Bring Me the Horizon. I have
a CD in my car with about 20
songs on it, so that is one that I
listen to before I bowl.
What’s the best advice you’ve
ever received? Make everything
you do count and don’t have
any regrets. Every thing happens for a reason, whether it’s
good or bad, so just take it as it
is and don’t have any regrets.
If you were the commissioner
of all things bowling for a day
what would you change? I think
I would take any sponsorship I
could get that is willing to put
money into the game. Miller
High Life and Budweiser were
big sponsors and the PBA
moved away from the alcohol
industry to have a clean, family
friendly image. Coors pumps
millions into NASCAR every
year, as does Anheuser-Busch
with the NFL. Those sports are
family oriented, so why can’t
the PBA change their policy
and get a piece of the advertising pie?
Favorite hobby besides bowling? I like to go fishing. When
I have time, I like to go to the
catch and release pond with
Ted and Christi Pritts.
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Team USA wins gold,
silver in trios
CALI, Colombia - In a tight
race to the finish, Team USA
earned the gold and silver medals in the trios event Monday at
the 2014 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women's
Championships.
Team USA's Shannon
O'Keefe, Danielle McEwan
and Missy Parkin combined
to shoot 3,885 to capture the
gold medal at the Cali Bowling Coliseum. Teammates Liz
Johnson, Shannon Pluhowsky
and Kelly Kulick took the silver
with 3,860.
Host Colombia finished 26
pins out of first and one pin
out of second with 3,859 in
what was a close battle until
the final frame of the six-game
event.
O'Keefe led the way for her
trios team with a 1,400 total,
while McEwan shot 1,260 and
Parkin added 1,225.
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"We feel really good about
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and now we are ready to jump
right into the team event
tomorrow and win gold again,"
O'Keefe said. "Our looks are
getting better each day, and we
are settling in just at the right
time."
The silver medal came
down to the very last shot as
Johnson struck on her final
ball to secure second place
for her trios team. Kulick shot
1,335, Pluhowsky fired 1,294
and Johnson had 1,231.
Colombia was led by Maria
Jose Rodriguez with 1,308,
while Rocio Restrepo shot
1,290. Clara Guerrero started
the trios event with a perfect
game and went on to total
1,261.
Four countries will qualify
Games this week as part of the
PABCON Women's Championships. The combined all-events
total of the top two bowlers
from each non-qualified
country will determine the top
four that advance.
Eight countries have already
qualified for the Pan American
Games, which will feature 14
countries. Argentina, Brazil,
Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Mexico and Venezuela
have already secured spots.
There are seven countries
competing in the PABCON
Women's Championships that
have yet to qualify and four
will earn spots. Those countries are Aruba, the Bahamas,
the United States, Guatemala,
Panama, Puerto Rico and the
Dominican Republic.
2014 PABCON WOMEN'S
CHAMPIONSHIPS
At Cali Bowling Coliseum, Cali, Colombia
TRIOS
(Six games)
GOLD - Shannon O'Keefe (1,400)/Danielle
McEwan (1,260)/Missy Parkin (1,225), United
States, 3,885
SILVER - Liz Johnson (1,231)/Shannon
Pluhowsky (1,294)/Kelly Kulick (1,335),
United States, 3,860
BRONZE - Rocio Restrepo (1,290)/Maria Jose
Rodriguez (1,308)/Clara Guerrero (1,261),
Colombia, 3,859
At AMF Spare Time
Duensing pockets 750,
Albin blasts 658
Alcaraz 298
Lance Duensing’s rollicking
229-234-287 = 750 Sundowners
league session headed the leader
boards for the week at AMF Spare
Time Lanes.
Sandra Albin fired a riproaring 257-175-226 = 658 Rays
Rx Wednesday Night Mixed set
to front distaff scoring.
Aric Alcaraz earned high-
game honors with a near-perfect
298 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Ken Martin 257-717, Pat Schulze
211-504, Mike McDuff 279, Tracye
Chovanec 214-597, Al Morrison 699,
Lloyd Alport 277, Austin Midkiff
675, Ronnie Landrith 739, Dee Floyd
205-566.
At Strikz
Colby tackles 717,
Eberly crafts 633
FRISCO – Clayton Colby led
the scoring for the week at Strikz
with a hefty 266-239-212 = 717
Lousy Bowlerz league series.
Cathy Eberly paced the ladies
with a solid 221-211-201 = 633
Morning Glories set.
HONOR ROLL
John Autry 222-621, Debby Bennett
192-520, Billie Bennett 258-668, Candy
Torrey 204-567, Scott Noll 247-628,
Loren Tenczar 192-566, Chris Marino
223-605, Julie Collins 175-468.
Tommy Davis 235-644, Barbara
Harkey 170-470, Bruce Southerland
235-622, Treasa Kosanke 170-490,
Steve Ray 233-601, Tammy Crawford
189-521, Rick Irvine 248-651, Cathy
Eberly 184-505.
Scott Orofino 231-649, Debbie
Colby 164-500, Illya Chern 248-627,
Brad Pretzel 212-612, Tony Franklin
269-689, Doug Rice 214-619, Tommy
Davis 204-604, Mark Timm 212-605.
At Plano Super Bowl
Lavery-Spahr explodes with
853, Clark snares 713
Richey 300/805, Brown 804, Gengelbach
300/803, Azcue 300/801, Hayes, McCaule,
Rogers, Westfall add 300’s
Anthony Lavery-Spahr posted
a power-laden 287-286-280 = 853
Jack “N” Jill series to take top
billing on the honor roll for the
week at Plano Super Bowl Lanes.
Don Richey and Kurt
Gengelbach, Pepsi Classic league
mates, finished close behind
Lavery-Spahr with 300/805 and
300/803 series respectively. Doug
Brown finished with a 288/804
Sportsman series and Tony Azcue
followed with a 300/801 Monday
Classic Trio outing.
Shemeddra Clark lit up the
ladies’ race with a sparkling
251-259-203 = 713 Sportsman
set.
Chris Hayes, Gary McCaule,
Michelle Rogers and Bret
Westfall shared high-game
honors with Azcue, Richey and
Gengelbach as each registered
award-winning 12-baggers
games.
HONOR ROLL
Reggie Murray 247-679, Dawn
Klapper 194-552, Gary Suder 256-701,
Dana Westfall 190-459, Brian Hilz
257-687, Brenda Snyder 213-538, Jason
Carter 268-690, Diane Nichols 215-562.
Justin Pittsinger (4 games) 225838, Kelli Spencer (4 games) 186-694,
Tommy Yetts, Sr. 232-662, Teresa
Almaguer 194-529, Gary Peterson
269-731, Betty Quillen 210-500, Larry
Anderson 257-657.
Cara Zbylu 217-565, Michelle
Rogers 711, Gary Suder 223-633,
Diane Wallentine 234-595, Tony Azcue
203-603, Donna Pollack 191-464, Pat
Neal 278-792, Pat Weissinger 191-518,
Larry Hoover 253-672. Karen Clevenger
237-578, Sean Lavery-Spahr 268-774,
Lisa Garza 236-665, Arlane Mitchell
203-569, Cathy Sposito 191-552, Les
Burnham 269-771, Bruce Southerland
279-718, Paul Haynes 203-590.
Phyllis Haynes 162-426, Elaine
Barnes 256-672, Jason Harvey 279-642,
Jana Bennett 210-577, Wes Wade 257665, Marcie Crowley 179-444, Lynette
Most 247-657, Susan Lee 245-643,
Mario Colaluca 268-671. Redia Castaldo
212-566, Vern Farrar 215-642, Emily
Ryan 202-540, Bud Swan 265-755,
Tayna Fulmer 236-687, Shawn Rasti
267-719, Diane Wallentine 195-549,
Tom Backal, Jr. 268-727.
Cela Cochran 227-641, Kurt
Gengelbach (4 games) 1049, Julie
Locke (4 games) 222-796, Darrell Odle
278-746, Patty Ellington 232-668, Terry
Maynard 269-695, Debbie Lambert
234-582.
Edward Kiefert 247-657, Mary
Patrick 190-532, Marcus Patterson
256-705, Cindy Mann 223-634.
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Parkin, Kulick shatter women's doubles record
CALI, Colombia — Another
record was broken Sunday at
Championships as Team USA's
Missy Parkin and Kelly Kulick
shot 2,861 to win the doubles
gold medal.
Parkin put together a
six-game total of 1,498, while
Kulick added 1,363, as the pair
rolled to the title at the Cali
Bowling Coliseum. Aruba's
Kamilah Dammers and Thashaina Seraus won the silver,
while Team USA's Shannon
O'Keefe and Danielle McEwan
took the bronze.
It was a stellar day for
Parkin as she had games of
217, 296, 247, 225, 279 and
234 to average 249.67. Kulick
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Stone rounds up 762,
Megredy hammers 667
Jamie Stone rounded up
the top scores of the week
at Cowtown Bowling Palace
after pocketing prime 267/762
numbers in Senior Super Stars
action.
Lindsey Megredy held the
hot hand for the ladies with a
powerful 236/667 Wednesday
Winners set.
HONOR ROLL
Howard Gordon 280-718, Miki
Jo Parish 243-657, Brian Thornburg
279-717, Rick Burns 268, Jeff Torrieri
278, Rudy Garcia 695, Carl Seward
236-578, Diana Davis 218-559, Larry
Hughes 216-643.
Rosemary Brown 211-565, Adam
Loviscek 212-612, Luann Satchell
203-522, Doug Smith 224-555, Angel
Garcia 184-455, Ron Nason 267-696,
Ramiro Botella, Jr. 259-651, Alma
Rodriguez 226-575.
Mike Gancar 255, Jason Milligan (4
games) 280-960, Stefanie Johnson (4
games) 279-1008, Chris Johnson 279,
Tennelle Milligan (4 games) 247-846,
Ryan Boroff (4 games) 279-996.
Patricia Millbery (4 games)
241-846, Kelly Ray 279, Robby Dally
259-687, Gloria Llagas 223-611, Billy
Gann 247-629, Lina Choun 198-542,
Howard Gordon 232-622.
SENIORS
Ken Eilert 245-648, Brenda Serrle
200-560, Michael Masters 244, Judy
Biel 190, Johnny Zaskoda 236-685,
Carole Watson 189-546, Sal Greico
257-639, Karen Holder 202-570.
Jimmy Davis 247-650, Red Kelly
246, Don Key 279-683, Anita Starnes
176, David Pruitt 246-640, Carrie Reed
442, Ben Griffin 205-553.
fired games of 222, 258, 193,
204, 251 and 235 on the 47-foot
Paris pattern.
"I thought I might have
some issues on the long
pattern, so I'm really happy
with how we both performed,"
said Parkin, who helped the
pair break the record of 2,780
set by Kulick and Shannon
Pluhowsky in 2010. "I was
excited to bowl doubles again
with Kelly because last time we
bowled together at the World
Championships in doubles we
got silver. This time we got the
gold."
Aruba set the score to beat
on the first squad Sunday only
to see Parkin and Kulick blast
past it. The Arubans totaled
2,754 with Dammers shooting
1,461 and Seraus adding 1,293.
It's the first medal in PABCON
Women's Championships history for the island nation.
O'Keefe totaled 1,399, while
McEwan shot 1,280 to earn the
bronze medal with 2,679. The
third Team USA doubles pair
of Shannon Pluhowsky and Liz
Johnson finished seventh with
2,559.
Team USA occupies the top
three spots in the all-events
standings after 12 of 24 games.
Parkin leads with 2,838,
Kulick is second at 2,750 and
Johnson is third at 2,748. The
top eight players in all-events
will advance to Wednesday's
Masters match play.
Four countries will qualify
Games this week as part of the
PABCON Women's Championships. The combined all-events
total of the top two bowlers
country will determine the top
four that advance.
Eight countries have already
qualified for the Pan American
Games, which will feature 14
countries. Argentina, Brazil,
Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa
Rica, Mexico and Venezuela
have already secured spots.
There are seven countries
USBC Media Photo
Missy Parkin and Kelly Kulick, gold medal winners.
competing in the PABCON
Women's Championships that
have yet to qualify and four
will earn spots. Those countries are Aruba, the Bahamas,
the United States, Guatemala,
Panama, Puerto Rico and the
Dominican Republic.
With Parkin and Kulick
leading the all-events race,
the United States is at the top
of the rankings and in prime
position to qualify for the Pan
American Games halfway
through the event.
2014 PABCON WOMEN'S
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Sunday's results
DOUBLES
(Six games)
GOLD - Missy Parkin (1,498)/Kelly Kulick
(1,363), United States, 2,861 SILVER Thashaina Seraus (1,293)/Kamilah Dammers
(1,461), Aruba, 2,754 BRONZE - Shannon
O'Keefe (1,399)/Danielle McEwan (1,280),
United States, 2,679
At Brunswick Zone Watauga
Strehlow hammers 300/801,
Sharpe blisters 688
Bailey 299, Hill 297
Connor Strehlow led the
scoring parade last week at
Brunswick Zone Watauga Lanes
with an incredible 300/801 series
in Lousy Bowlers action.
Danielle Sharpe led the
ladies with a blistering 256/688
Thursday Mixed set.
Shawn Bailey’s near perfect
299 solo took runner-up honors
while Ricky Hill followed with a
nice 297 game.
HONOR ROLL
Connor Strehlow 732, Kim Le 583,
BJ Woodard 725, John Wells 652, Cody
Bennett 708, Kim Le 541, Ricky Carr
733, Janice Sims 501, Chris Hibbitts
(4 games) 846, Ricky Hill 652, Joyce
Shields 563.
Charles Walton, Sr. 717, Michelle
Davis 647, Judy Wallace 475.
SENIORS
Clint Barton 630, Tammy Kent 489.
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Bowl for the Cure helps
fight against breast cancer
ARLINGTON — October
is National Breast Cancer
Awareness Month and the sport
of bowling once again will
support the fight against breast
cancer through its ongoing
Bowl for the Cure® initiative.
Bowl for the Cure® is a
year-round fundraising and
breast cancer awareness effort
sponsored by the United States
Bowling Congress in partnership with Susan G. Komen®,
the world’s largest grassroots
organization of breast cancer
survivors and activists.
At Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama
Ramirez levels 740,
Hughen delivers 655
Cody Ramirez chalked up
estimable 279/740 marks in
Adventurers league action to lead
scoring for the week at Rowlett
Bowl-A-Rama.
Jennifer Hughen rolled a fine
247/655 Monday Mixers set to
pace the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Terral Roberson 224-553, Janda
Hefner 161-417, Art Fletcher 257-667,
Laura Caneal 214-561, Leonard Barber
276-663, Susan Lee 233-541, Larry Lee
253-672, Steven Buchanan 193-536.
Danielle Rivas 189-447, Tammy
Klomps 246-576, Greg Foster 279-593,
Sharon Rohde 191-509.
SENIORS
Arley Terry (2 games) 155-305,
Joann White (2 games) 156-261,
Kenneth Zuver 234-551, Margaret
Thompson 165-481, Tommy Miller
(no tap) 278-714, Linda Small (no tap)
208-570, Glen Grimland 232-579, Joyce
Powers 198-486.
At Forum Bowl
Buda sweeps with
788, Ross racks up 739
Cedillo 299
Randall Buda outscored the
competition last week at Forum
Bowl with a high-powered 264255-269 = 788 Masters outing.
Teresa Ross led the ladies with
a chart-topping 226-256-257 =
739 Fast Lane Trio set.
Eric Cedillo captured highgame honors with a near-perfect
299 solo.
Early detection and effective
treatment have resulted in a 34
percent decline in breast cancer
mortality in the United States
since 1990 but for women ages
40-59, breast cancer remains
the most common cause of
cancer death in the nation.
Through the support of
local and state associations
and bowlers throughout the
country, more than $10 million
in total donations have been
made to Susan G. Komen®
through the Bowl for the Cure®
initiative.
“Each season, the bowling
community comes together
through Bowl for the Cure®
and other types of fundraising
events to help in this ongoing
battle against breast cancer,”
said USBC Executive Director
Chad Murphy. “This disease
has affected so many, either
directly or indirectly, and USBC
will continue to do its part to
help strike out breast cancer.”
Bowl for the Cure® has
several ways for the bowling community to help with
fundraising efforts:
• Shop – USBCBowlingStore.
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selection of Bowl for the
Cure® merchandise for 2014
and 25 percent of all BFTC
purchases will go to Susan G.
Komen®.
HONOR ROLL
Judith Guillory 190-520, Vicky
Dunn 204-568, Preston Smith (9
pin) 300-822, Marcella Mills (9 pin)
276-686, Bill Oertwich 679, Marissa
Musselman 203-568, Ron Thompson
253-667.
Tamara Hamilton 224-620, Robert
Costubile 244-679, Sandy James 269611, Marvin Sitts, Jr. 249-704, Lisa
Girton 199-567, Jack Rogers 248 715,
Pam Griffin 197-561, Terry Taylor (4
games) 279-1025.
Teresa Ross (4 games) 257-909,
James Cooper 221-626, Regina Stewart
190-551, Ron Rogers 245-650, Marcella
Mills 241-641, Chuck Pauley 242-649,
Ruthie Flores 194-480, Genie Franklin
244-675.
Stacy Harden 289-715, Troy Howell
242-655, Mike White 256-682, Emily
Montgomery 226-633, Robert Aceves
255-674, Bambi Aceves 160-463, Eric
Cedillo 739, Regina Taddy 252-630.
Chris Bass 198-567, Michelle
Renteria 187-432, Bud Biffel 248-631,
Luann Mills 207-508.
SENIORS
Kenny Lindsey 256-628, Debbi
Czajkowski 191-544, Homer Dudley
(9 pin) 244-690, Glenda Nelson (9
pin) 229-583.
10 YEARS AGO
Tam Wasson led the honor roll with 806 at Plano Super Bowl…
Rick Irvine shot 777 at DC West…Ron Williams rolled 763 at
Watauga…Lee Ann Sikora led the ladies with 719 at DC Cityview…
Janet Miller shot 691 at Red Bird…Kathy Kyle with 685 at Big
Town…Tommy Jones finally breaks through and wins 5 million
yen (US$50,000) and collects his first PBA title after defeating
Japan’s Minoru Sendan in the Dydo Drinco Japan Cup, 195-169…
Charles Avant and Ted Pritts capture Ebonite SASBA Super SeniorGuest Tournament in San Antonio and $2,400. Fred Barnes and
Eric Traylor finished second for $1,800…Kansas becomes the 14th
state to offer boys and girls bowling as a varsity sport. Twenty
other states offer bowling as a club sport.
20 YEARS AGO
Tam Wasson was hot 20 years ago as he led the honor roll with
793 at Jupiter and was listed second high with 789 at Allen…Chris
Christoph with 784 at Forum…Karen Briley led the ladies with 759
at Allen…LeeAnn Sikora with 729 at DC SW…JoAnn White shot 696
at Red Bird…Elino Nacpil wins Lone Star at DC East for $1,200…
Home-towner, Scott Myers captures Sunset Bowl Southwestern PBA
Regional tournament and $3,000 first place money in Pueblo, CO…
Top-seeded, Esther Plaisted wins NABI at Forum and $500…Johnny
Reed and Alan Hunter teamed up to win the Hurst Bowl Scratch
Doubles Marathon and take home $500. Tony Franklin and Scott
Southwick finished second for $300.
30 YEARS AGO
Charles Sneath led the honor roll with 750 at Jupiter…Lloyd
Griffith shot 742 at Bronco…Billy Milligan with 730 at DC East…
Anona Porter led the ladies with 672 at DC East…Sheri Starbuck
shot 643 at Town North…Pat Shelton with 638 at Hurst…Earl
Anthony came out of retirement and joined Jay Randolph as the
color commentator during the PBA fall swing which aired on
NBC…Cindy Coburn of Buffalo, NY raced to a 248-199 victory over
No. 1 qualifier, Ann Marie Pike Duggan in the $25,000 Central
New York State Classic to claim her 6th title and $5,000 prize…
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. announces sponsorship of the PBA Budweiser
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richest events on the PBA Fall tour with a prize fund of $250,000.
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Southwest-Area USBC Youth Scores
Heath Fletcher topped the
Southwest-area USBC youth
bowling last month with a booming 265/715 Stars of Tomorrow
series at Hallmark Lanes.
Paige Beeney paced the girls
with a power-packed 225-235-222
= 682 Youth Team USA Sport set
at Mel’s Lone Star Lanes.
Denver Tollett’s, from Fiesta
Lanes, award-winning 12-bagger
earned high-game honors.
At Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels –
RJ McMurren 233-534, Aiydan Hughes
205-485, Denver Tollett 300-706, Max
Ponzio 256-706, Julio Rodriguez (4
games) 267-863, Philip Williams (4
games) 247-853, Aiydan Hughes 204517, Zachery Guerra 159-455, Caleb
Kerr 109-268, Gavin Hughes 95-231,
Andrew Morrison 100-243, Michael
Kimble 95-243, Delanie Syring 235494, Jessica Kaiser 185-498, Rhanessa
Roberts 200-532, Tara Aseltine 181-513,
Katelyn Nelson (4 games) 178-664,
Abby Salazar (4 games) 159-602,
Sydney Busch 74-198, Dorothy Parker
55-104, Abigail Kyle 49-94, Kaitlin
Kyle 72-180.
At Hallmark Lanes, Killeen –
James Schirripa 177, Austin Ratcliff
545, Eva Avans 168, Sammy Kriner
530, Mike Mikell 187-513, Jessica
Bearden 153, Suzy Brown 371, Jordan
Garza 218, Michael Dixon-Dates 568,
Maya Dixon-Dates 182, Sammy Kriner
474, Robert Marley 136, Mike Mikell
513, LaShon Vaughn 129, Suzy Brown
371, Markel Allgood 101, Ke Pearson
200, Hailee Duerre 79-140, Christian
Boling 128-308, Mickinzie Lowe 83195, Heath Fletcher 220-604, Sierra
Ciesiolka 234-610, James Schirripa
212, Michael Gredler 486, Eva Avans
187, Sammy Kriner 530, Robert Marley
136, Mike Mikell 513, Suzy Brown 135,
Jessica Bearden 396, Markel Allgood 87,
Quinton Boyde 187, Hailee Duerre 85,
Bailey Skinner 149, Bakari Guinyard
117-300, Tori Blackman 75-180, Sierra
Ciesiolka 216, Amanda Morgan 568,
Jordan Garza 218, Michael Dixon-Dates
568, Eva Avans 187, Sammy Kriner 530,
Robert Marley 136, Mike Mikell 513,
Suzy Brown 135, Jessica Bearden 396,
Quinton Boyde 102, Ke Pearson 201,
Bree Zammat 70, Bailey Skinner 152,
Jermari Rini 118, Damien Swift 318,
Tori Blackman 81-191, Heath Fletcher
256-657, Sierra Ciesiolka 224-575.
At Heritage Lanes, Oklahoma City,
OK – Ashton Pavao 169-481, Faith Hill
112-332, J C Hill 236-643, Maelynn
Smith 210-513.
At Killeen Bowlerama, Killeen
– Remington Smith 208-555, Molly
Maxson 224-627, Christian Trinidad
262-664, Anthony Ryan 155-413, Zain
Smith 73-179, Shelby Dewald 71-154,
Caitlin Stone 181-515.
At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown – Dylan Peteete 214-616, Kira
Hamman 213-570, Bobby Smith
227-596, Branden Hawk 246-626, Erin
Baumbach 182-360, Nathan Stafford
188-465, India Wren 102-280, Jeffrey
Sy 212-614, Rhiannon Wright 265-547,
Natialie Decovic 98-167, James Bell
97-179.
At Tenpins & More, Rio Rancho,
NM – Jacob Marquis 199-557, Brianna
Bivens 77-193, Christian Apolonio
210-569, Rhianna May 134-374, Dale
Case 168-430, Taylor Gagliardi 148-433,
Christopher Sanders 204-572, Taylor
Gagliardi 145-345, Khalen Howard
223-606, Bailey Dodson 189-451
Dallas USBC Youth Scores
Lane Laughter
Austin Ellis dominated the
Dallas-area USBC youth bowling
last week with a hard-hitting 289204-234 = 727 Youth Doubles
series at USA Bowl.
Hope Gramly led the girls
with a strong 181-247-215 =
643 Saturday Gold set at Plano
Super Bowl.
At AMF Lewisville Lanes – Dawson
Byrd 139-385, Courtland Carpenter
171-489.
At Plano Super Bowl – Wesley
Brodeur 83-227, Marisa Munguia
51-141, Aidan O’Malley 158-407, Mya
Murray 111-306, Bryce Stephenson
260-695, Alma Pai 205-489, Travis
Welnack 241-698, April Kitch 139-377,
Aidan Hudson 233-507, Mya Murray
148-313, Hunter Kiefert 219-589, Hailey
Keister 168-458, Eric Forinash 215-631,
Sabrina Inman 170-469, Kaleb Ball
108-291, Sierra Jones 105-298, Tyson
Gray 248-640, Clay Adams 247-624,
Tionna Hough 189-519, Caden Witt
174-426, Zachary Howarth 179-459,
Hailey Keister 165-466, Bryce Klapper
197-545, Christie Draper 193-490,
Christopher Fueston (2 games) 95-172,
Alexis Leavell (2 games) 80-160.
At Red Bird Lanes – Raymond Polk
207-519, Rachel Fender 148-419, Bryen
Lackey 80-214, Elexia Reed 122-331,
Benni Ulibarri 151-285, Lea Robinson
101-178.
At Strikz – Kai Conn 158-444,
James Kern 209-558.
At USA Bowl – Ninian Snelgrove
201-532, Lanice Holmes118-320, Seth
Hancock116-323, Lataysia Holmes
105-285, Josia 123-306, Jaden Takayesu
210-549, James Hancock 204-573,
Trisha 152-391, Gannon Takayesu 190498, Conner Mixson 177-451, Justin
Viernes 186-490.
Fort Worth USBC Youth Results
Adam Beasley led the Fort
Worth-area USBC youth bowling last week with a rip-roaring
256-180-215 = 651 Generation
Gap series at Cowtown Bowling
Palace.
Jaden Takayesu paced the
girls with a solid 192/537 Team
USA/Jr. Gold set at AMF Showplace Euless Lanes.
At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes
– Vincent Pontecorvo 188-497, Aaron
Monzano 93-231, Austin Wright 56-97.
At Brunswick Westcreek Lanes –
Jared Nichols 216-537, Gabby Castro
178-487, Dylan Morris 161-424, Kyra
Tatum 95, Brendan Gentry 139, Daphine Vasquez 99, Cabe Tatum 120, Katie
Hamlin 150, Landon Smith 114, Devin
Moore 139, Quinn Doyle 148.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga –
Tyler Bailey 550, Kynadee Padron 430,
James Miller 211, Rosie Baxley 177,
Micah McCracken (4 games) 735, Rosie
Baxley (4 games) 606.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace –
Nadia Stone 191-524, Adam Beasley
211-568, Bethany Jones 175.
At Forum Bowl – Braylan Canales
116-186, Carly Tackett 83-161, Hamilton
Joseph 85-163, Bella Dunn 84-159,
Patrick Neville 125-341, Jazmyn
Probert 92-254, Logan King 91-259,
Jenna Charlton 89-243, Codey Dong
167-469, Alyssa Prim 157-425, Elijah
Davila 156-415, Anyssa Boles 130-377,
David Carter 256-617, Kristin Hilker
215-531, Tris Stremmel 177-591, Quinn
Robben 191-483.
USA WINS TEAM
Continued from Page 1
first game of team event and
never looked back en route to a
record-breaking six-game total
of 6,738 at the Cali Bowling
Coliseum. Canada took the
silver with 6,301, and Mexico
earned the bronze with 6,195.
Missy Parkin led the way
for the United States with
1,452 and was followed by Liz
Johnson (1,375), Kelly Kulick
(1,341), Shannon O'Keefe
(1,261), Shannon Pluhowsky
(664) and Danielle McEwan
(645).
Not only did the United
States win the event by 428
pins, it also broke its own PABCON Women's Championships
record of 6,713 set in 2012.
"We bowled amazing and
it was just incredible," Parkin
said. "We were really good
at communicating with each
other and keeping up with the
moves, which was important
because the lanes were changing quickly."
Parkin set a record of her
own as she blew past the allevents record with a 24-game
total of 5,515 (229.79 average).
Kulick, who won the silver
with 5,426, held the previous
all-events record of 5,463, set in
2008. Johnson took the bronze
medal with 5,354 to complete
the Team USA sweep.
The top eight players in the
all-events standings advanced
to Wednesday's final event,
the match-play Masters.
The Masters will consist of
three rounds of best-of-three
match play to determine the
medalists.
O'Keefe qualified fourth,
Clara Guerrero of Colombia
was fifth, Sandra Gongora of
Mexico was sixth, McEwan was
seventh and Aumi Guerra of
the Dominican Republic got the
last spot.
Four countries qualified for
the 2015 Pan American Games
on Tuesday from standings
based on the combined allevents of the top two bowlers
country.
The United States easily led
the way, while Aruba, Puerto
Rico and the Dominican Republic also qualified bringing
the total number of qualified
countries to 12.
Argentina, Brazil, Canada,
Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica,
Mexico and Venezuela secured
spots previous to this week's
event. The final two spots will
be awarded at the Central and
Caribbean Games later this
year.
2014 PABCON WOMEN'S
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tuesday's results
TEAM
(Six games)
GOLD - United States (Shannon Pluhowsky 664,
Shannon O'Keefe 1261, Danielle McEwan
645, Liz Johnson 1,375, Kelly Kulick 1,341,
Missy Parkin, 1,452), 6,738 SILVER - Canada
(Valerie Calberry 1,286, Lynne Gauthier
1,242, Miranda Panas 1,324, Samantha Wong
How 1,178, Isabelle Rioux 1,271), 6,301
BRONZE - Mexico (Ashanti Sanchez 1,250,
Lilia Robles 1,261, Iliana Lomeli 653, Sayuri
Yamada 524, Aseret Zetter 1,232, Sandra
Gongora 1,275), 6,195
ALL-EVENTS
(24 games)
GOLD - Missy Parkin, United States, 5,515
SILVER - Kelly Kulick, United States, 5,426
BRONZE - Liz Johnson, United States, 5,354
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Bowling industry showcases Gen Y talent
during National Learn To Bowl Month
ARLINGTON — September
22, 2014 - Just in time for
National Learn to Bowl Month,
GoBowling.com is introducing
America to the fresh new faces
of bowling. This October, the
bowling industry will lead a
national PR effort to highlight
Gen Y bowling stars who are
infusing youthful energy into
professional bowling, America's
#1 participatory sport. The
campaign coincides with National Learn to Bowl Month, an
industry-wide effort launched
by GoBowling.com and the
Bowling Proprietors' Association of America (BPAA) to
introduce youth and people of
all ages to the sport of bowling.
Throughout October, centers
across the nation will offer
four-week bowling instructional programs to anyone who
wants to learn how to bowl.
"In recent years bowling
has seen a massive resurgence
in popularity and cultural
relevance, particularly among
Gen Y audiences," said Tom
Martino, president of BPAA.
"This is even more apparent
when you look at the stars
that are making up the next
generation of pro bowlers, players who are young, athletic and
redefining perceptions of what
a pro bowler looks like."
Added Martino, "This national PR campaign will helps
us create attention for National
Learn to Bowl Month, a time
when our industry comes
together to invite both youth
and people of all ages into our
centers to enjoy a full month of
lessons."
Throughout National Learn
to Bowl Month, consumers
can sign up at bowling centers
nationwide for Bowling 2.0,
a comprehensive course that
teaches consumers of all ages
and levels how to improve
their bowling score in just four
weeks. The program is com-
At Brunswick Westcreek Lanes
Covert packs 723,
Stein tops 665
Charles Covert charged to the
top of the honor roll last week at
Brunswick Westcreek Lanes with
a top drawer 277/723 ALCON
league session.
Nita Stein, from the Sunday
Mixed group, paced the ladies
with a fine 246/665 set.
HONOR ROLL
Monty Bowers 240-596, Susan
Monteith 199, Dick Ensminger 600,
Naomi Evans 183-496, Willie Jackson
237, Tilly Triplett 188-478, Ron Mills
233-596, Carol Neubauer 487, Terri
Trefger 246-605.
Delores Smith 212, Denise Brassart
503, Karen Kologe 195-487, Tom Clark
220-611, Dorina Hart 179-440, William
Bollinger 210, Carol Atterbury 173-462,
Billy Blackman 199-539.
Adrion Ramsey 162-399, Gerald
Dombrowsky 199-522, Cliff Horne
255, Teresa Tibbs 180-493, Joe Jenkins
253-672, Debbie Laster 162-423, Kimer
Laster 245-656, Susan Tockey 158-409.
Laughton Smith 234-594, Rod
Richardson 227-627, Terra Johnson 193,
Charles Stein 230, Vella Edwards 498,
William Hill 216-584, Paula Armstrong
177-453, Robert Raley 194-545.
Gwynne O’Connell 177-449, Jesse
Negrete 187, Lesa Turnbo 140-366,
Denise Ament 215-515, James Johnson
240-577, Priscilla Bettis 181, Darin Cote
214, Vicky Kopp 180-507.
Ken Leach (9 pin, no tap) 267-675,
Kathy Redfield (9 pin, no tap) 222-564,
Ron Waller (9 pin, no tap) 243-695,
Peggy Dawson (9 pin, no tap) 214, Dick
Ensminger (9 pin, no tap) 243-684.
Renetta Howard (9 pin, no tap) 191,
Carol Neubauer (9 pin, no tap) 494,
Chuck Wilcox 212, Ranndee Drake 141,
Cathy Lode 184-504, Maxine Woolard
179-504, Bertha Conley 179-488.
Danny Castro 170, Sonja Nichols
169, Ken Garber 248-645, Tanaya
Luna 115, Jesse Vasquez, Jr. 181, Jesse
Vasquez, Sr. 157, Mike Gentry 113,
Lloyd Morris 180-499, Chance Moore
190, Kurt Doyle 152.
At AMF
DeSoto Lanes
Williams
handles 721
Dennis Williams’ top-notch
267-263-191 = 721 Pushovers
league series led the scoring
parade for the week at AMF
DeSoto Lanes.
Chiquita Blackwell, Williams’
league mate, paced the ladies
with a tidy 196-213-183 = 592
session.
HONOR ROLL
Vern Howard 267-695, Jeanne
Ham 181-521, Lee Clark 263-676, Betty
Cacciapaglia 191-498, Bam Pride 258699, Harriet Waldon 195-550, Frankie
Alonzo 236-685, Wendy Kent 199-548.
Ray Petry, Sr. 238-605, Betty
Cacciapaglia 162-461, Bud Price
224-566, Jeanne Ham 166-447, Roger
Strand 277-641, Lori Knox 198-522,
John Mendiola 235-627, Sharon Boyd
165-442.
Alex Bruton 255-628, Jamie
McClain 192-476, Martin Kemp 201528, Audrey Mann 163-440, Stanley
Williams 245-696, Lorraine Bianchi
175-500, Tristen Bridgewater 258-678,
Lucy Chism 191-492.
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McEwan caps off tournament
with Masters gold
Masters_medalists. Missy Paarkin, Danielle McEwan, Liz
Johnson and Clara Guerreo.
CALI, Colombia — Danielle
McEwan capped off a dominating week for Team USA as she
won the Masters gold medal
Wednesday to give the U.S.
five of the six gold medals at
Championships.
McEwan defeated teammate
Missy Parkin, 2-1, in the bestof-three championship match at
the Cali Bowling Coliseum. The
United States also won gold
medals in doubles, trios, team
and all-events.
Parkin won the opening
game of the championship
match, 227-219, but McEwan
rallied to take the next two
games, 239-235 and 217-181.
Parkin could have won the title
in the second game, but left a
10 pin on her second shot in
the 10th frame.
"This was my first time
traveling with the whole team,
and it was so amazing learning
from them," McEwan said. "It
was awesome to spend time
with the team because they are
all so unbelievably knowledgeable, and I was just trying to
keep up and learn as much as
I could."
In the semifinals, McEwan
defeated Colombia's Clara Guerrero, 2-0, in a dramatic finish.
McEwan took the first game,
238-188, and Guerrero had a
chance to force a decisive third
game but got seven on her final
ball to lose, 211-209.
Parkin advanced to the
gold-medal match by defeating
teammate Liz Johnson, 2-1.
Johnson took the opening
game 232-183 before Parkin
won the next two, 242-201 and
216-214.
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four countries earned spots in
the 2015 Pan American Games.
The United States, Aruba,
the Dominican Republic and
Puerto Rico all punched their
tickets for Toronto next July.
2014 PABCON WOMEN'S
CHAMPIONSHIPS
MASTERS
(Best-of-three matches)
GOLD - Danielle McEwan, United States
SILVER - Missy Parkin, United States
BRONZE - Liz Johnson, United States; Clara
Guerrero, Colombia
Semifinals: Parkin def. Johnson, 2-1; McEwan
def. Guerrero, 2-0. Championship: McEwan
def. Parkin, 2-1
USBC Media Photo
Danielle McEwan
Burton and Ellis win
TBC titles
Austin Ellis and Alexes Burton
Alexes Burton of Rowlett
and Austin Ellis of Arlington
won the Teen Bowlers Circuit
event at AMF Showplace Lanes
Euless in August.
In the championship match
Burton defeated Kayla Ovensy of
Norman, OK 175-165 to capture
her first TBC title and $100 in
SMART money, Ovensy won $75.
In the opening match
Veronica Prior, Allen defeated
last month’s champion Taryn
Gray, Greenville 194-169. The
semi-finals match had Burton
defeating Prior 140-138. Prior
earned $50 and Gray earned
$36 in SMART money.
On the boy’s side, the
championship match had Ellis
defeating Cameron Royes,
Mansfield 203-202 to win $150
in SMARt money with Royes
taking home $100. This marked
back-to-back second place
finishes for Royes.
In the opening match Royes
defeated last month’s champion
Micah McCracken, Ft. Worth,
204-178. In the semi-final it
was Royes taking down Jared
Nichols, Ft. Worth, 167-155.
Nichols won $75 and McCracken $50 in SMART money.
They used the 43’ WTP
Tokyo pattern. The tournament
format is two 3-game qualifying squads and then 8 games
of match play followed by a top
4 boys & girls stair-step finals.
They had 42 entries, 25 boys
and 17 girls. Qualifying leader
for the boys was Jared Nichols
-33 and Alexes Burton -11 for
the girls.
The boy’s cut was -106
and the girl’s -120 to make
match-play.
High game for the tournament was Burton with 254.
Other Finalists:
Girls - 5th Jaden Takayesu,
Flower Mound, 6th Sarah
Young, N. Richland Hills, 7th
Sara Taylor, Sunnyvale, 8th
Miranda Bussell, Denton.
Boys - 5th RJ Grantham, Celeste, 6th Levi Ventura, Euless,
7th Sam Butler, Texarkana, 8th
TJ Noggle, Richardson.
A special welcome to the 8
new bowlers bowling the TBC
for the first time, especially
those traveling from Norman,
Oklahoma City, and Texarkana.
Thank you to the entire staff
at AMF Euless Lanes for their
hospitality. On October 12th
the Teen Bowlers Circuit will
be at AMF Lewisville Lanes,
pattern TBD. In November
TBC will be at AMF Sparetime
Lanes in Arlington and December in Denton at Brunswick
Zone.
Contact Brad Ellis for more
information. BradEllis8101@
gmail.com
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Stefanie Johnson/Ron Boroff,
$250
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John Burkett/Larry Darvas/
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17-21, Brian Lohse/Geoffrey
Young/Joey Hafner/Amy
Hart/Chris Pickett, $100
McGregor and Thomas take
SASBA Two in One Singles
From left, Bob McGregor, Doug Barron and Mark Estes finishing 1st,
2nd, 3rd in the 60 & over Divison.
From left, Pete Thomas, Bill Fong and Joe Lecroy finishing 1st, 2nd,
3rd in the 50-59 Divison.
In the 60 & over division of
the SASBA Two in One Singles
at Plano Super Bowl, Bob
McGregor ran down qualifying
leader Mark Estes in the finals
and led by 100 entering the
title match. A hard charging
Doug Barron was close behind
Mark in 3rd. Mark and Bob
both struggled with carry
and Bob eked out a 208-204
victory, enabling Doug to pass
Mark for 2nd. Charlie Hufford
bowled great all weekend to get
4th and Doug Hayes and Rick
Minier tied for 5th place. It was
the ageless McGregor’s 40th
SASBA Title!
In the 50-59 Division, Pete
Thomas grabbed the lead
early in the finals, then pulled
away…averaging 259 and
romped to his 10th SASBA
Title. Bill Fong bowled great
to nab 2nd. Joe Lecroy got 3rd
place. Tim Caldwell made his
first finals and finished 4th and
Mark Williams rounded out the
top five.
Thanks to Jamie Brooks,
Scott Craddock, Chris Johnson
and crew for hosting! It’s always fun to go to PSB. To me,
this is one of the showplace
centers in the country. The
pattern was fair left and right
and held up pretty well.
Our next tournament is at
Cowtown Bowling Palace for
the Annual 70/60 Doubles.
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All I can say is WOW! I enjoyed
myself so much when we went to
Red Bird & to Ennis the other day
that I took my husband and kids
again yesterday!
Oh yeah, & what did they think
about it?
They thought is was a lot
smaller. But when we were there
I think the whole Cathey family
must have been there working!
I met Lois, Jeff, Billy & Lauren,
Jennifer and TJ. Plus when we
started to leave, they all called
me by name and said they looked
forward to seeing us again! Then
by the time we got to Ennis, Billy
& Lauren were there too! It was
homey...
Really? Thats impressive! We
have been bowling over here for
5 years and the bartender is the
only one that halfway remembers
my name…The counter guy looks
at me clueless every time I walk
in!
My kids really liked the Ennis
Alley! They stayed in the
gameroom the whole time we
were there. We practically had to
drag them out when we started to
leave!
I though that the pinsetters
were way cool! Being able to
shoot only at the pins that I have
trouble with was really helpful!
Billy Cathey and Larry Martin
headed the leader boards last
week at Red Bird Lanes by logging
a sturdy 686 series. Cathey fired
games of 212-247-227 in Tuesday
Men’s Commercial action while
Martin downed 225-268-193 lines
in Red Bird Mixed league play.
Lauren Cathey’s stately 204212-230 = 646 Sunday Night
Mix set led the ladies honor roll.
HONOR ROLL
Janean Baker 196-535, Lauren
Cathey 212-582, David Green 243-675,
J C Mann (9 pin, no tap, 4 games)
290-1088, Jennifer Sosebee (9 pin, no
tap, 4 games) 266-926, Carolyn Large
181-488.
Dorothy Jones 221-532, Rodney
Brooks 233-570, Deanna Hoffman
Dec. 20-21 - Glenn Carlson Las
Vegas Invitational
Dec. 22-23 - Collegiate
Shoot-Out
Jan. 23-25 - NCAA Kutztown
Invitational
Jan. 30-Feb. 1 - NCAA Prairie
View A&M Invitational
Feb. 14-15 - Hoosier Classic
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Brian Riddle 218-634, Shannon Vogel
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Donald Chambers 279-642, Cindy
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Jeanette Manzano 234-569, Pedro
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Victor Ward 197-503, Sandra Hawkins
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J C Mann 235-679, Isaac Lewis, Jr
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Ryne McKenrick took top
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Ennis Mixed Classic outing.
HONOR ROLL
Tracy Holloway 221-589, Billy
Adams 235-617, Terri Klein 190-479.
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the way in is because you feel
you can’t get out of the ball if
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 Most people put their
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Becky Farrah, also from the
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paced the ladies with a tidy 205215-267 = 687 set.
Ed Culp shared high-game
accolades with Morrison and
Foshee with an award-winning
12-bagger while Tyler Albracht
took runner-up honors with a
296 game.
HONOR ROLL
Tyler Albracht 773, Marshall
Morrison 264-747, Chuck Collins
256-755, Brian Collier 268-741, Clayton
Parker 266-739, Jeff Campbell 278-737,
Chris Fox 279-736, Garry McLaughlin
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Mike Scroggins 266-693, Darren
Lambright 253-692, Brian Collier 277691, Jonathan Lawson 246- 690, Donna
Fox 264-676, Debra Shannon 224-669,
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Fox 249-661.
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237-644, Carrie Wichers 230-643, Cindy
Brock 255-641, Christina Hansen 223625, Christina Hansen 237-624, Kerry
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Melanie Scroggins 221-610, Carrie
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Cummins 213-595.
Erica Turner 216-593, Megan
Campbell 214-593, Carrie Wichers
216-593, Melanie Scroggins 200-591.
fingers into the ball first and
then the thumb. Putting your
thumb in first will usually
have you feeling like the ball
was drilled for someone else!
It’s a great way to change
your release without thinking
about it. You’ll have much less
rotation and “stuff” on the ball.
Super Tip - This works well for
straightening the shot out for
your spare shots.
 The ball should contact
the lane as though it were an
airplane landing. Cramming
the ball INTO the lane instead
of laying it ONTO the lane creates a very poor and inconsistent roll. That’s why knee bend
is so important. You’ve got to
get your body into a position
to lay the ball down. The more
upright you are, the higher the
position of the ball for delivery.
Banging the ball on the lane is
loud, embarrassing, and kills
the roll. Other than that, it’s a
good idea!
 There is a big difference
between being in control
and being in charge. If you
alphabetize your canned goods,
you’re probably an overcontroller. We’ve all had bosses
who were controllers. You felt
like no matter what you did,
the scrutiny would be ominous. You tried to be perfect
in everything you did. You
checked and rechecked your
work to avoid being wrong and
you were always uptight about
your performance.
If you’ve ever had a boss
who was in charge, you know
the difference. Your creative
juices would flow, your work
output was greater, the quality
of your work superior. When
the boss reviewed it, the
suggestions for improvement,
if any, were just that - suggestions, not criticisms. In bowling, if you are controlling, you
are uptight and will cause your
efforts to fail. You try too hard
to be perfect, to look great, to
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your swing is free and natural,
and your accuracy incredible.
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PIN ACTION: in a word – Entertaining
According to the sub-title, it is about “Small-time gangsters, high-stakes gambling, and the Teenage hustler who
became a bowling champion”. Gianmarc Manzione’s new
book about Ernie Schlegel’s hustling days and pro career,
and bowling’s early darker days in the streets of New York
is fascinating and interesting . . . a delightful read
By Jim Goodwin, for the Bowling News Network
You can’t make this stuff
up.
Actually, you could make
it up, but ‘mostly’ true stories
are often better than fiction.
Readers who don’t know
anything about bowling in the
years before professional tours
dominated the sport may find
the tales in Pin Action a little
far-fetched. We would too if we
had not witnessed some of the
antics of the time and heard
some of stories and ones similar
in other parts of the country.
Manzione, the former feature
writer for the United States
Bowling Congress’ website Bowl.
com turned Central Florida College Creative Writing Professor
turned Bowlers Journal Editor
went to great lengths to find and
talk to the colorful characters he
brings to light in Pin Action, just
when they were on the fringe of
being forgotten. He didn’t just
accept tall tales at face value;
he confirmed them and added
details from many sources. A
section of “Notes” in the back of
the 225 page book describes the
process he used to procure the
nuances of the stories – refreshing that he lets the reader in
on his trials and secrets, and it
adds to his already established
credibility as a superb writer
and superior story teller.
Pin Action’s primary character is the unflappable Ernie
Schlegel. Few who know Ernie
would argue that he has been
the most colorful and sometimes
puzzling character in bowling;
perhaps in all of sports. He had
the mouth of Muhammad Ali
and the dress and daring of Evel
Knievel; not coincidental that
he admired both in his younger
years, the book tells us. Now 70,
Schlegel finally found a writer
in Manzione worthy of his
ability to make life and bowling
a true adventure story.
While reading Pin Action,
I caught myself smiling and
sometimes grinning from earto-ear at Manzione’s detailed
descriptions of characters with
names like Fish Face, Psycho
Dave, Iggy Russo, Freddy the
Ox, One Finger Benny, Bobby
Pancakes, Tony Sideweight,
Bernie Bananas, Goldfinger,
and many more. After rolling
a 300 game several years ago,
Manzione’s NY neighborhood
buddies even tagged him
with an appropriate moniker
– Shakespeare.
A police sketch artist would
love to sit down with Manzi-
one, and chances are some of
Pin Action’s more sinister gents
may have such a sketch on file
with the NYPD. Manzione’s
facial descriptions are worthy
of a Batman movie script, and
his later depictions of Schlegel’s
Bicentennial Kid costumes and
even Cathy Schelgel’s wardrobe
worn on many professional
bowling television shows might
have been written by America’s
Top Model fashion editors.
Another aspect of the book
reflects Manzione’s deep
respect for the game and for
non-bowling readers. When
describing such things as pin
carry and bowling ball surfaces
and dynamics, he takes the
time to explain the concepts to
novice bowling aficionados . . .
always with a positive spin on
the sport.
True blue bowlers will
also enjoy this book, finding
mentions of pro heroes like
Johnny Petraglia, Mark Roth,
Bo Burton, Mike McGrath,
Earl Anthony, Larry Lichstein,
Bobby Jacks, Mike Limongello,
Billy Hardwick, and many
more woven into both the up
and down career of bowling’s
most fascinating player.
New Yorkers will be pleased
to read stories about guys like
Kenny Barber, Richie Hornreich
and Steve Harris. Barber was
a key source, and provided
Manzione enough material for
to write a sequel.
Manzione’s exciting and
candid account of the 1995 PBA
Touring Players Championship,
with Schegel against Randy
Pedersen is a far better treat
than just watching the video.
He calls it “The Last Great
Action Match,” and he makes it
live up to the name.
Ernie Schlegel is one of
those bigger than life people
that we both love and hate . . .
but no one ever forgets. Manzione delves deep into Schlegel’s
well publicized life struggles,
defiant determination, devotion
to his wife in good times and
bad, and passionate way of
thinking. The result gives all
who read this incredible book a
true understanding of not just
At Diamond Lanes
Blake on a roll with 300/803,
Anderson lands 615
Blake, Murdock and Watkins 300’s, Olivas 297
ODESSA, TX – John Blake
headed the leader boards last
month at Diamond Lanes by
logging award-winning 300/803
numbers in Monday Night Trio
league action. Blake rolled a
second 300 game in another
Monday Night Trio outing.
Clarissa Anderson, Blake’s
league mate, earned fem scoring
honors with an outstanding
245/615 set.
Scott Murdock and Clint
Watkins shared high-game
honors with Blake as each
reg istered awa rd-w i n n i ng
perfectos. Omar Olivas took
runner-up honors with a nearperfect 297 game.
HONOR ROLL
Jennifer Tidwell 245-596, Cori
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Cindy Bright 186-408, David Osborn
279-679, Sherlonda Owens 223-475,
Michael Vera Cruz 257-717. Haley Akers
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Rayne Hagen 208-514, William Davis
270-642, Omar Olivas 575, Thomas
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Scott Murdock 704, Ashley Bowen
268-694, Tino Saucedo 245-615, Vicky
Pope 224-553, Johnna Johnson 206-510,
Paul Raven 212-561, Rene Dominguez
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Ron Judkins 213-579, David
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Kirk Dickman, Jr. 263-641, LaDonna
Conklin 212-557, Leroy Chambers
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one multi-faceted man, but of
what it sometimes takes for any
athlete in any sport , or anyone
else, to follow and achieve their
dreams.
In the end, we have to
respect Schlegel for doing it his
way, and we have to sincerely
thank Gianmarc Manzione for
writing a story that needed to
be told
Gianmarc Manzione
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the PBA Rex & Griffin Bigelow
Memorial Central Open at Troy
Bowl in Troy, Ohio, Sunday for
a $2,500 first prize, his second
PBA Central Region title of the
2014 season and his fourth
career PBA Regional title.
The 2013 PBA Rookie of the
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of Munster, Ind., 242-169, to
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match. In the first stepladder
match, Tackett eliminated
Patrick Dombrowski of Parma,
Ohio, 201-181.
• PBA50 partner Ed Silva
of Manteca, Calif., and Josh
Blanchard of Gilbert, Ariz.
posted a 7-1 match play record
and a 16-game total of 7,649
pins Sunday to win the PBA/
PBA50 Ken Fowler Auto Center
West/Northwest Doubles
hosted at Yokayo Bowl in
Ukiah, Calif.
With the win, Silva claimed
his fourth overall PBA Regional
title and Blanchard won his
sixth. The winning doubles
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prize. Silva and Blanchard
defeated Dale Eagle of Laguna Niguel, Calif., and Missy
Parkin of Laguna Hills, Calif.,
by 105 pins for the title.
• Tyler Jensen of Fort
Worth, Texas, dominated the
finals field to win his 14th PBA
Regional title – and first of the
2014 season – in the fourth
annual PBA Odessa Southwest
Open Sunday at Astro Bowl in
Odessa, Texas.
Jensen, who won $2,500,
opened Sunday’s finals with
a small lead over runnerup Nathan Bohr of Austin,
Texas, and C.J. Johnson from
Shreveport, La. Bohr started
the match play finals with
a 290 game to momentarily
grab the lead. Johnson then
overtook Bohr with a 269
game, but Jensen regained the
lead two games later and never
relinquished. Winning six of
his eight matches and tying
another, Jensen finished with
a 21-game total of 5,094 pins
to top Bohr by 81 pins for the
title.
• Closing out the month
over the Sept. 26-28 weekend
will be the PBA Tomball Southwest Open at Tomball Bowl in
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Women’s qualifying event); the
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Open presented by Roto Grip
at Classic Bowling Center in
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fee event) in Tavares, Fla.; the
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presented by Storm at Delphos
Recreation Center in Delphos,
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Communications Midwest Open
at Empire Bowl in Sioux Falls,
S.D., and the PBA Pavlinko Pro
Shops Eastern Open (a one-day
re-entry event on Sunday) at
Brunswick Zone in Turnersville, N.J.
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Bowling VI at South Point in
Las Vegas, Oct. 24-Nov. 2. The
Oct. 3-5 weekend’s regional
calendar includes the PBA
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at Maple City Bowl in Hornell,
N.Y.; the PBA Calvert’s Express
Auto Midwest/Southwest
Open at Aaron’s Family Fun
Center in Belton, Mo.; a PBA50
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Midwest Open doubleheader
in Junction City, Kan., and
the PBA Fishing & Hunting
USA Central Open – one-day
reduced entry fee event – at
Northway Lanes in Muskegon,
Mich. The Belton, Mo., and
Muskegon, Mich., tournaments
are the final PBA Women’s
Regional qualifying events
for the Midwest and Central
Regions, respectively.
The Oct. 10-12 PBA Regional calendar includes the
PBA50 Centre Lanes Senior/
Super Senior Doubles in North
Canton, Ohio; the PBA50
Shreveport Southwest Open at
All Star Lanes in Shreveport,
La.; the PBA50 Dover Eastern
Open at Brunswick Doverama
in Dover, N.J.; the PBA Battle
at Black Oak Casino West Open
in Tuolumne, Calif., and the
PBA and PBA50 Thunderbowl
Midwest Opens in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, which also will
include the PBA/PBA50 Thunderbowl Baker Team Classic.
The Tuolumne, Calif., tournaContinued on Page 18
At Heritage Lanes
Boelte belts 763,
Fein claims 639
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK –
Hunter Boelte headed the honor
roll for the month at Heritage
Lanes by stroking super solid
247-279-237 = 763 numbers in
Bowlers R Us league play.
Stephanie Fein fired a smooth
235-196-208 = 639 Tuesday
Twisters set to lead the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Mory Majma 215-622, Brianna
Norman 221-582, Greg Fein 266-715,
Brett Frady 234-648, Sissy Christie
200-534, Max Burchett 236-629, Kevin
Whitley 233-604.
SENIORS
John Harrison 258-655, Michelle
Montgomer y 206 -598, Ha rold
Jones279-646, Judy Cordell 232-578.
At Tenpins & More
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Monday thru Friday Open to 5 PM
$2.89 per game
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$3.89 per game
Holidays & 5 PM Friday thru Sunday
$4.69 per game
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Fri. & Sat.
Sunday
hour
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$1.09 per game + tax
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6 PM to Midnight
2 Hours & Shoes
$10.00 per person & tax
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RIO RANCHO, NM – Dana
Miller-Mackie won high-set
honors for the month at Tenpins
& More with a power-packed
290-268-215 = 773 league series.
Steve Mackie topped the
leader board for the guys with
an outstanding 246-300-212 =
758 Thursday Doubles session.
Pete Sheridan shared highgame accolades with Mackie as
each recorded award-winning
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Bo Bolon 280-717, Kristen Bramblett
230-621, Jeff Jones 278-717, Haskell Lee
205-599, Lori Hoffman 191-485, Willie
Edwards 222-507, Beverly Gabaldon
190-470, Greg Atwood 255-560.
Kyleen Mirelaz 215-546, Brian H
268-692, Adrienne H 243-682, Mike
Riley 258-713, Colleen Kelsey 186-535,
Jamie Hughes 245-713, Bob Thurston
238-606, Cheryle Costales 213-494.
Peggy Kite 223-546, Demost
Quintana 245-681, Richard Marquis
268-709, Gloria Gonzakowski 178,
James Vaughan 201-517, Miriam Grier
219-534, Angel Ortega 267-720.
Dana Miller-Mackie 259-727, Khai
Nguyen 224-577, Callie Jimenez
189-481, Michael Lee 198-472, Kellie
Owens 131-385, Bo Bolon 279-736,
Dana Miller-Mackie 279-764, Gary Gill
279-726, Shannon S 210-582. Richard
Marquis 267-641, Gloria Gonzakowski
182-48.
New USBC Bowling Academy website
offers premium online instruction
ARLINGTON — Bowlers
looking for instruction, lessons and advice to improve
their games now can tap into
the knowledge of top coaches
online through the new United
States Bowling Congress Bowling Academy website.
The USBC Bowling Academy, developed in partnership
by USBC and TN Marketing,
is an online collection of
instructional videos featuring
Team USA, USBC-certified Gold
coaches and top professionals.
Bowlers can go to
USBCBowlingAcademy.com
to access information, tips
and drills to improve their
games and become more
knowledgeable about the sport.
“The USBC Bowling Academy is a spectacular resource
for the bowling industry years
in the making and offers an
unparalleled quality and depth
of instruction videos,” USBC
Deputy Executive Director Jason Overstreet said. “Through
the USBC Bowling Academy,
At Killeen Bowlerama
Davie soars to 300/799,
Charles topples 721
Criner, Hawk and Odette add 300’s
KILLEEN – Robert Davie
topped the honor roll last month
at Killeen Bowlerama with a
high-powered 300/799 Adult/
Youth series.
Sandi Charles registered a
rollicking 280/721 Commercial
set to lead the ladies on the
honor roll.
Regie Criner, Mike Hawk and
Eric Odette shared high-game
accolades with Davie as each
recorded
perfecto.
an
award-winning
HONOR ROLL
John Manibusan 679, Pat Gray 201511, Jackie Harris 257, Mark Morgan
774, Geroald Parker 771, Emily Berger
278-704, Jason Stephens 279, Josh
Maxson 279-783, Jean Maxson 278-684,
Josh Maxson 279-737. Alycia Blackwell
224-557, Larry Morris 742, Norma Rios
212-547, Robert Butler 275.
bowlers everywhere now have
on-demand access to outstanding training and insight from
the best coaches in the world.
The USBC Bowling Academy
explores several topics including equipment, lane play, spare
shooting and the mental and
physical games, plus training
exercises and other off-the-lane
features that can help bowlers.
Videos were designed to help
all levels of bowlers – from
beginners to seasoned veterans
trying to develop their games
further.
“TN Marketing, a leader in
digitally delivered instructional
content, is proud to partner
with USBC, the leading authority in bowling, to provide this
resource,” TN Marketing EVP
of Business Development Jim
Kopp said. “The USBC Bowling
Academy is a state-of-the-art
digital user experience and TN
Marketing is committed to the
highest quality content and
customer service for all who
want to improve their game.”
Each topic features free
and premium content. Bowlers
will be able to subscribe to
premium content on a monthly
(30 days for $4.99) or yearly
($34.99) basis. The Premium
Subscription allows unlimited
access to all premium videos,
step-by-step tips and techniques, advice and instruction
At Hallmark
Ciesiolka lights up 300/804,
Navarro notches 710
Miles 300, Schirripa, Jr. 297
KILLEEN – John Ciesiolka,
from the Friday’s Best group,
pocketed power-laden 258-300246 = 804 numbers en route to
earning high-series honors for
the month at Hallmark Lanes.
Esther Navarro headed the
ladies leader board with an
outstanding 255-243-212 = 710
Hit & Miss Classic set.
Ray Miles shared high-game
honors with Ciesiolka with an
award-winning 12-bagger. Pete
Schirripa, Jr. took runner-up
honors with a near-perfect 297
solo.
HONOR ROLL
TJ Jones 213, Joe White, Sr. 519,
Heather Cook 267-620, Pete Schirripa,
Jr.765, Sarah Ashe 218-564, Mike Call,
Sr. 205-519, Vivian Mikell 167-405,
Effie Clark 172, Vickie Gill 515, Clint
Anderson 257.
Lewis Stansbury 685, Sandy
Monterde 203-517, John Pasch 251, Ben
Hogan 702, Phyllis Love 189-515, Jose
Caballero 215, Vince Simmons 687,
Nella China 194, Christi Hellon 583,
Scott Courtright 257.
Lewis Stansbury 677, Christine
Kuebler 158, Becca Arrevalos 446,
Jason Bardales 202-558, Patricia
Hannah 156-361, Karin Ciesiolka
201-551, Pete Schirripa, Jr. 265-677,
Sarah Ashe 213.
Esther Navarro 579, Mike Call, Sr.
519, Kristina Marley 148, Vivian Mikell
409, Stacey Phillips 195, Suzie Wollek
567, Lewis Stansbury 249-714, Sandy
Monterde 210, Rachael Brown 562.
Bryant Logan 265-708, Gladys
Tramp 191-512, Pete Schirripa, Jr.
253-727, Becca Arrevalos 179, Megan
Surette 486, David Proctor, Sr. 256-694,
Darline Bryant 193-542, TJ Jones 245,
John Dixon, Sr. 564.
Mitzi Cina 190-499, Robert Wade
276, Pete Schirripa, Jr. 662, Christine
Scott 222, Esther Navarro 591, Jerry
Kilpatrick 587, Nadine Kott 102,
Kristina Marley 409, Eva Dorsey 177504, Vince Simmons 278. Raymond
Giczkowski 709, Rachael Brown
257-641, Ron Stuart 248, Ben Hogan
684, Lewis Stansbury 269-724, Nella
China 216-555, Chris Causey 270-730,
Jenn Shurley 211, Karin Ciesiolka 569.
TJ Jones 245, John Dixon, Sr. 564,
Karin Ciesiolka 245-695, Josh Herrick
247-692, Esther Navarro 290-695, Jerry
Kilpatrick 587, Rene Call 135, Vivian
Mikell 409, Vickie Gill 181-531, Tom
Guillory 268.
Dan Haddenham 688, L isa
Blackman 209-580, Josh Herrick
258-716, Esther Navarro 204-572, Jake
Evans 257, Pete Schirripa, Jr. 674, Mitzi
Cina 219-584, Darline Bryant 217, Karin
Ciesiolka 588.
SENIORS
Rullie Haywood 255, Larry O’Keeffe
596, Doris Coffee 196, Suzie Wollek
538, Bob Hines, Jr. 203, Gene Hampton
526, Nancy Holstine 180, Christine
Kuebler 490, Doug Morgeson 214, Jim
Daigle 619.
Nancy Holstine 198, Vernell
Wiemers 532, Ray Miles 723, Gigi
Garrett 200, Sue Cummings 534, TJ
Jones 246, TJ Jones 619, Suzie Wollek
234-552, Bill Henry 200, Jay Herman
548, Nancy Holstine 155.
Peg Hartley 453, Mac McQueen,
Jr. 263, John Schuch 659, Glo Lucas
197-545, Mark Doran 266, Rullie
Haywood 610, Sue Cummings 191-538,
Bill Henry 228, Cecil Hicks 575, Beverly
Williams 147.
Peg Hartley 439, Bill Miller, Jr.
254-675, Wanda Clark 236-600.
from Team USA coaches, plus
subscribers receive 50 percent
off all video downloads.
“Bowlers are able to access
the USBC Bowling Academy
through their computers,
smartphones or tablets at any
time,” Overstreet said. “Flexibility is important in today’s
world. We think once bowlers
take the time to check out the
website, they will be excited
to learn more about how to
improve their games.”
We are always
looking for human
interest story
ideas—let us know
Phone 817-267-8686
Fax 817-267-1813
www.killeenbowlerama.com
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$1.00 per person/per game
(tax not included)
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Fan promotions at PBA World
Series of Bowling
LAS VEGAS — Fans attending the GEICO PBA World
Series of Bowling ESPN TV
Finals tapings Nov. 1-2 at the
new South Point Bowling
Stadium will be able to take
advantage of several promotions to enhance their spectator
experience.
The PBA Bowling Challenge
will award a lucky fan before
each ESPN telecast the opportunity to take on a PBA Pro
on the championship pair in a
one-ball shootout which will
be aired as part of the show
on ESPN. If the fan outscores
the pro, the fan wins the pro’s
ball plus a custom-made High
5 jersey.
Here’s how it works:
1. Bowling fans should visit
the High 5 Gear Selfie Station
in the South Point’s Bowling
Center all week during the
WSOB Oct. 24-31. The selfies
can be taken during the preliminary rounds at the South
Point Bowling Center anytime.
2. Snap a selfie.
3. Tag it #High5GearWSOB.
4. Tweet it.
5. Tell your Twitter followers
to retweet it.
6. The person with the most
retweets from their account
will win the chance to
bowl with a pro on TV, one
shot before each show.
7. A PBA representative will
contact winners either inperson or through Twitter
and to notify them what
shows they will be bowling
on.
8. The winner should bring
At Terrell Bowling Center
DeArment, Jr. collars 711
TERRELL – Mark DeArment,
Jr. led the month’s scoring contest
with a power-packed 276-246189 = 711 Tuesday Night Mixed
series at Terrell Bowling Center.
Patty Ellington, DeArment,
Jr.’s league mate, leveled a highflying 208-167-224 = 599 set to
front fem scoring.
HONOR ROLL
Jason Marquez 254-668, Toy
Callahan 199-576, Robert Justis 243-
641, Deb Love 197-527, James Hill
191-546, Elaine Brumbaugh 194-537,
Bubba Harwell 243-685, Kassandrea
Martin 212-500.
Michael Price 256-669, Frances
Luse 210-519, Jason DeMarco 203-555,
Ben Riddle 216-559, J L Morse 257-670,
Lisa Stewart 181-536, Ed Domaracki
209-544, Terri Cooper 223-598.
Jeff Newkirk 233-629, Bobby Holley
251-677.
their own ball and shoes to
the taping.
9. If the fan beats the pro,
they win a bowling ball
from the pro and a custom
made High 5 jersey.
Picture With the Winner
will enable fans who show
their creativity by making a
cool sign to have their picture
taken holding the championship trophy with the winner
during the awards presentation
after each ESPN show. The
most creative sign as determined by a PBA staffer will be
the winner.
Craziest Fan Costume
Contest - Fans can celebrate the
Halloween weekend by wearing their wildest costume to
the ESPN telecasts. Those who
wear a costume will be seated
in a special section during the
telecasts. The winning costume
each day gets a $25 PBA
merchandise certificate.
PBA Hat - The first 80 fans
through the doors for the
Sunday Nov. 2 tapings receive
an official PBA baseball cap.
Free Admission - Probably
the best promotion of all is free
admission for all ESPN tapings.
Bowling fans can witness more
than 8 hours of competition
featuring the best bowlers in
the world. Tickets are available
on a first-come basis by clicking on http://www.pba.com/
tickets/ or on site at the South
Point Bowling Center.
PBA ESPN TELEVISION
SCHEDULE
(All times are Central)
Now
FALL LEAGUES NOW FORMING!
2014-2015 Fall League Schedule
Day
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Time
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
12:00 PM
6:45 PM
Wed. 7:00 PM
Fri.
7:00 PM
League
Name
Type
Sunday Night Mixed 4-ANY
Monday Night Mixed 3/1-ANY
Tuesday Nooners
2-ANY
Tuesday Night Mixed 3/1-ANY
Terrell Classic
4-ANY
Friday Night Quads
4-ANY
Start
Date
9/7
9/8
9/2
9/2
9/3
9/5
Meeting
5:30 PM
6:00 PM
11:30 AM
6:15 PM
6:30 PM
6:30 PM
Appx.
Fees
$15
$16
$10
$15
$20
$15
We are now accepting sign-ups for fall leagues.
Come by and see us or call for more info
TERRELL BOWLING CENTER
ONLY 15 MILES EAST OF MESQUITE ON HWY. 80
2500 W. MOORE, TERRELL, TX 75160
(972) 524-0820
Sunday, Dec. 14 – GEICO WSOB VI PBA
Cheetah Championship, 12 p.m.
Viper Championship, 12 p.m.
Chameleon Championship, 12 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 4 – GEICO WSOB VI PBA
Scorpion Championship, 12 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 11 – GEICO WSOB VI PBA
World Championship, 12 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 18 – GEICO WSOB VI
PBA Challenge (PBA50 Tour Finals,
PBA Women’s Regional Finals, PBA
Regional Finals, Teen Masters Grand
Championship), 2 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 25 (ESPN2) –GEICO WSOB VI
World Bowling Tour Men’s and Women’s
Finals presented by PBA, 12 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 1 – Chris Paul PBA Celebrity
Invitational, 3:30 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 8 – United States Bowling
Congress Masters, 12 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 15 – 50th anniversary
Barbasol PBA Tournament of
Championships, 12 p.m.
Sunday, Feb. 22 – PBA Players
Championship, 12 p.m.
Sunday, March 1 –Mark Roth/Marshall
Holman PBA Doubles Championship,
12 p.m.
Sunday, March 29 – PBA League
Quarterfinals, 4:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 5 – PBA League
Quarterfinals, 2:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 12 – PBA League Semifinals,
1 p.m.
Sunday, April 19 – PBA League Elias Cup
Finals, 12 p.m.
PBA SPARE SHOTS:
ment will be the PBA West and
Northwest Regions’ final PBA
Women’s Regional qualifier.
The weekend prior to the
start of the WSOB VI (Oct.
17-19) will include the PBA
Young & Pratt Southwest Open
at Dart Bowl in Austin, Texas;
the PBA Kokomo Central
Shootout presented by Security
Federal Savings Bank – a oneday, reduced entry fee event
on Sunday, Oct. 19, with live
coverage on Xtra Frame – at
Heritage Lanes in Kokomo,
Ind.; the Franklin South Open
at Franklin Bowling Center
in Franklin, Va.; and the PBA
Sands Regency West/Northwest
Challenge and Sands Regency
West/Northwest Re-Entry
Open at the National Bowling
Stadium in Reno, Nev.
October’s schedule concludes with the traditional
South Point All Regions Open
and the South Point Member/
Non-Member Doubles at South
Point Bowling Center in Las
Vegas, Oct. 31-Nov. 2.
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
• Xtra Frame’s next live
event will be the PBA Kokomo
Central Shootout presented by
Security Federal Savings Bank
on Sunday, Oct. 19, starting
at 9 a.m. ET and continuing
until conclusion. The one-day,
reduced entry fee event will
be hosted by Heritage Lanes in
Kokomo, Ind.
• Three-time PBA Tour
titlist Eugene McCune of
Munster, Ind., will join his
father, PBA Hall of Famer
Don McCune, in the Greater
Calumet (Ind.) Bowling Hall
of Fame during ceremonies in
Hammond, Ind., on Sunday,
Dec. 7. McCune began his
career in northwest Indiana,
demonstrating his potential by
averaging 219 at age 14.
• PBA members dominated
the Pan American Bowling
Confederation Women’s Championships in Cali, Colombia, in
mid-September, winning five
of six gold medals. Colombian
native Clara Guerrero won
singles over fellow PBA members Kelly Kulick (silver) and
Liz Johnson (bronze). Missy
Parkin and Kulick won doubles
while Parkin, Shannon O’Keefe
and Danielle McEwan won
trios for Team USA. Shannon
Pluhowsky joined O’Keefe,
McEwan, Johnson, Kulick and
Parkin in winning the team
gold medal to qualify Team
USA for the Pan American
Games. Parkin, Kulick and
Johnson led the gold-silverbronze sweep of all-events, and
McEwan, a non-PBA member,
defeated Parkin for the Masters
gold medal. Johnson and Guerrero won bronze medals.
We are always
looking for
human interest
story ideas—let
us know
Phone 817-267-8686
Fax 817-267-1813
SASBA TOUR SCHEDULE
October 4-5
October 18-19
October 25-26
*November 1-2
*November 8-9
November 22-23
December 6-7
December 13-14
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Plano Super Bowl, Plano, TX . . . . . . . . . . .
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70/60 Doubles
Member/Ladies JDRF Doubles
Annual Championship
Mixed Foursome
Regular Singles
60/50/Guest trio
Member/Guest Doubles
Annual Christmas Team
* Changed or Added
Check us out on the web at:
www.bigspringbowlarama.com
3318 E. Interstate 20, Big Spring, TX 79720
John and Diana Dodd, Owners and Certified Coaches
432-267-7484 — Fax: 432-267-1644
Snack Bar 432-267-7485
JUST PAYING ATTENTION
############
In a more recent clip, a sign
occurred last week that could
do nothing but give PBA Commissioner Tom Clark a smile.
The one and only Pete Weber
was the one to break the latest
in bowling’s series of mainstream media glass ceilings
when he was in Los Angeles
to record one of the “This is
SportsCenter” commercials, the
campaign using higher-profile
professional athletes to promote
the ESPN daily sports news
recap show for the last twenty
years.
As part of that west coast
trip, Weber also appeared on
ESPN’s SportsNation in a nearly
ten-minute segment choosing
a favorite clip in a handful of
different categories.
The hosts in this segment,
University of Texas at San
Antonio grad Michelle Beadle,
and former NFL defensive end
Marcellus Wiley showed a
series of short video clips in
different categories, asking
viewers to vote which was
better.
At Fiesta Lanes
Lile soars to 745,
Wilson banks 681
One of the categories,
‘Most Sensational Smash’ raw
eggs being thrown at a South
Korean politician and Weber’s
infamous 1991 U.S. Open
trophy dropping.
The final category was
‘Favorite Meltdown’ between
Phillies reliever Jonathon
Papelbon’s recent not-so-nice
gestures to fans against
Weber’s reaction
and subsequent
now-famous line
after winning the
2012 U.S Open.
See for
yourself what clips won:
https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=tzb8cngXuXo
############
Next time, a trip back to the
heart of Yinzer Nation for a not
so pleasant rite of passage.
“The quickest and best way to
reach people in bowling–”
Call us for more
information.
817-267-8686
FALL
2014 -2015
DAY
TIME
LEAGUE NAME
Monday
5:45 PM
7:00 PM
All Star Youth
Monday Night Ladies
7:00 PM
Fellowship Funtime
7:00 PM
Strikemasters
Tuesday
Hultquist and Tollett add 300’s, Kilpper 299
NEW BRAUNFELS – Dave
Lile was on a roll last month at
Fiesta Lanes as he dominated
the scoring with a hard-hitting
289/745 Primetimers series.
Catherine Wilson, from the
Swingtime Seniors group, locked
up the top spot for the ladies with
a top drawer 269/681 set.
Carl Hultquist and Youth
bowler Denver Tollett shared
high-game accolades with
award-winning 12-baggers. John
Kilpper’s near-perfect 299 solo
took runner-up honors.
HONOR ROLL
Francisco Jara 278-689, Dennis
Buck 276-727, Kris Hughes 232-627,
Tom Timm 217-584, Darren Robeck
220-562, Bill Glasscock 187-485,
Kris Hughes 279-614, Michael Smith
245-692.
Richard Holmes 265-738, Nathan
Love 257-696, John Kilpper 640,
Gordon West (4 games) 266-906, Tom
Timm (4 games) 257-911, Thomas
Stange 245-625, Robert Stange 242-658,
Carl Hultquist 655.
Bill Huber 246-704, Kris Hughes
258-671, Matt Durbin 240-647, Bob
Zinn 290-685, Graham Monteleone
248-708, Benjamin Thompson 225-630,
Chris Montoya 224-575, Teri Perkins
267-647.
Jessica Cummins 231-635, Melissa
Morrison 244-561, Sylvia Guerra
220-585, Vanessa Martinez 197-502,
Pamela Parr 189-555, Jana Smith 140381, Sheila Hooten 133-376, Lashonda
Mannie 247-640.
Ora Lee Stokes 218-618, Sheri
Starbuck 199-490, Vicki Hanz 174-472,
Sharon Davis 217-518, Nancy Zahorski
211-529, Jessica Cummins (4 games)
212-698, Kayla Pesato 223-526, Jacque
Devine 177-467. Cindy Preiss 227-494,
Sylvia Guerra 188-484, Cheryl Van
Norman 225-641, Melissa Morrison
243-665, Melissa Morrison 205-606,
Teresa Monteleone 236-528, Jessica
Cummins 224-611.
It’s always
the right time
to sign up
for a League
9:30 AM Tuesday Morning Ladies
1:00 PM
Swingtime Seniors
6:20 PM
Generation Gap
7:00 PM
8:30 PM
Wednesday 9:30 AM
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
GEORGETOWN – Doug
Patton and R J Little tied for the
top spot on the honor roll with
outstanding 795 series for the
month at Mel’s Lone Star Lanes.
Patton fired games of 299-268-228
in Pot O Gold action while Little
posted a 278 game in Wednesday
Wild Bunch league play.
Pam Lawrence headed the
ladies with a sky-high 258-211235 = 704 Pot O’ Gold set.
Da n ny Ad k i n s, Ch r i s
Casteneda, Charley Keating and
Bryan Schewe captured highgame accolades with awardwinning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Warren Maule 264-733, Claudia
Burroughs 223-628, Kelly Ashby 204535, Mike Valencia 243-639, Deidra
McPhail 159-455, Chris Casteneda 770,
Vicky Hurley 236-667, Doug Patton
233-648.
Kat Fotiou 256-629, Cody Wyatt
265-648, Aimee LaFrance 223-618,
Kevin Jones 209-695, Pat Parker
206-595, Kenny Keihl 247-663, Laurie
Alkier 204-535.
SENIORS
Guy Guyette 238-663, Fran Fitzner
223-627, Jack Piper 258-695, Dellene
Davis 211-545.
# PER
TEAM
1
3
TYPE
MEET
DATE
START
DATE
Youth
Adult Female
9/8/14
9/8/14
8/25/14
9/8/14
4
Member only
9/8/14
9/8/14
4
Adult Any Combo
9/8/14
9/8/14
3
4
3
Adult Female
Mixed 50+
2 Youth/1 Adult
8/26/14
9/2/14
8/19/14
8/26/14
8/26/14
9/2/14
4
1
3
Mixed Adult
Adult
Adult Female
8/19/14
8/26/14
8/26/14
9/2/14
8/27/14
8/27/14
6:30 PM
Ball & Chain
4
Adult Mixed
8/13/14
8/20/14
1:00 PM
6:30 PM
6:45 PM
6:30 PM
9:30 AM
Primetimers
Young Guns
Christmas Cash
Have A Ball League
Mixed 50+
8/21/14
8/28/14
Youth Any Combo
8/28/14
Saturday Morning Youth
4
4
4
3
1
9:30 AM
Mutt & Jeff
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
6:30 PM
Adult Any Combo In Progress
Adult Any Combo In Progress
8/28/14
In Progress
In Progress
Youth w/Coaching
9/6/14
2
1 Adult 1 Youth
9/6/14
9/6/14
8 for 8
1
Youth w/Coaching
9/6/14
9/6/14
Friends & Family
Ultimate Sports NFL
4
3
Member Only
Adult Any Combo
9/21/14
9/21/14
9/7/14
9/7/14
9/6/14
1202 Huisache,
New Braunfels, TX 78130
830-625-6263
www.fiestabowlinglanes.com
1010 N. Austin Ave.
Georgetown, TX 78626
512-930-2200
Bank It Trio Tournament
www.melslonestarlanes.com
$120.00 ($40 per person) 20 team entries per squad
Cost
When
Call Mel or Doug and sign up today!
1 PM and 3:30 PM
Patton (299) and Little tie with
795, Lawrence claims 704
Adkins, Casteneda, Keating and Schewe 300’s
Guys & Gals
The Scratch Classic
Kaffee Klatsch
Call your local center
now to sign up
At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes
Our 58th Year
Date: Saturday, October 25th One Day Event
Send your lineups to Jeff Banks soon, as space is limited
to 20 teams per squad
Format
Finals to start approximately @ 6:30 PM)
Tournament Format
The Tournament will consist of 4 qualifying squads and a Finals (to be bowled after the completion of the last
squad). 1 in 6 bowlers from each squad will qualify for the finals (each squad will be an individual cut). You will
bowl 3 games, moving one pair to the right after each game.
*The 12:30PM squad will be a special squad for scratch bowlers, the top scratch score on this squad will
automatically qualify for the finals, provided there are 6 bowlers on this squad.
**The 2 PM squad will be a special squad for the ladies, highest lady on this squad will qualify for the finals,
provided there are 6 ladies bowling on this squad.
*** Senior Special (Over 50), the highest score by a senior that did not make an individual squad cut will
qualify for the finals. This is for all 4 squads combined.
Handicap will be based on 80% of 230 for this tournament. Bowlers will use 2013-2014 book average of at
least 36 games or 2012-2013 book average of at least 48 games. If neither of these are met the bowler will be
scratch at 230. Tournament directors have the right to rerate or refuse an any average. All out of town bowlers
please bring your USBC card so that your average can be verified.
Side Pots will be available for each squad
Finals Format
Will be Eliminator style format. All finalist will be one game and the field will be cut in half. This will
continue until the champion had been crowned.
Sample Payout based on 60 entries(40 Entries/20 Re-Entries)
1st Place - $500
3rd Place - $240
5th Place - $180
7th Place - $120
9th Place - $70
2nd Place - $320
4th Place - $200
6th Place - $150
8th Place - $90
10th Place - $50
1)
2)
3)
4)
This is a handicap tournament. Pays 1 team spot per 5 teams entered
Individual handicap 80% of 220
The team can be any combination of men and/or women.
Bowlers can bowl all squads, but must change at least one bowler on the
team (Bowlers can cash more than once).
5) Each squad, teams will bowl three games. Total pin fall after both squads
have been completed will determine placing for the tournament. Prize fund
will be returned 100%.
6) No current exempt PBA members will be allowed to bowl.
Handicaps
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Highest 2013-14 yearbook (must be at least 36 games).
Current average of 21 or more games if 10 pins or more higher
Highest 2012-13 yearbook (must be at least 48 games).
If no yearbook bowler will use 220 average.
Tournament Director reserves the right to re-rate or reject any bowler’s
average prior to bowling. All decisions by the tournament director (Jeff
Banks) will be final. Any protest must be made prior to payout of the
tournaments prize fund. To contact me about questions or info, [email protected] or (512) 869-9438.
Singles Side Event is paid out at the end of the last squad.
Bowlers can cash 2 times in this side event.
$15 entry fee pays one spot for each 6 entries
Just Paying
Attention
By Mark London
[email protected]
One of the bigger stories in
Texas bowling this year is the
announcement several weeks
ago the tournament most of us
call ‘The Luci,’ will be classified as a national stop on the
2015 PBA National Tour.
Tournament Director Donna
Conners was kind enough to
answer a few questions about
this truly one of a kind annual
tournament.
JPA: What procedural
details of the tournament will
change from the classification?
I’m thinking about method of
entry, who runs the tourney
that weekend?
DC: Basically, everything
remains the same. Entries have
always been open to the first
paid 84 teams starting on January 1st. We have our own staff,
our own software and (running
total score) display screens.
The only changes will be the
PBA product registration, the
PBA XtraFrame live-stream,
and a National Title for PBA
Members.
JPA: Will there be any
format changes to the
tournament?
DC: No
JPA: How much advertising
and PR support will you get
from the PBA?
DC: The PBA will market
this event just like a regular
PBA national tournament as
well I will continue my own
marketing as I always do.
JPA: Is the new tournament
name, as it is on the PBA
website, the PBA XtraFrame
Striking Against Breast Cancer
Mixed Doubles?
DC: Yes, but it is not a new
tournament name. Our Foundations name is Striking Against
Breast Cancer and will be
used in other vehicles to raise
money for the foundation.
JPA: With the classification
change, could local bowlers who have supported the
tournament over the years be
scared off?
DC: There have always been
many of the top-players of
world bowling the tournament.
My philosophy is that we are
all there for a cause to raise
money for Breast Cancer. We
have many great bowlers who
are not PBA who want to challenge themselves as some who
would be challenged fighting
Cancer. If the local bowlers as
you call them weren’t scared of
in the first 15 years, they won’t
for the next 15. Charity begins
at home and everyone WINS in
this tournament.
############
Two more rarely-seen Pro
Bowlers’ Tour videos have
found their way to YouTube
in recent weeks. The first is
Norm Duke’s first national tour
win at the 1983 PBA Cleveland
Open.
The win set the still-standing mark of being the youngest
PBA tour winner three weeks
shy of his 19th birthday. Duke
ousted Earl Anthony in the
show’s first match, followed by
Steve Cook, John Wilcox then
tournament leader Tom Milton.
An early treat in this video
was a clip of the rarely-seen
stone 9-pin Earl Anthony left
at the end of his TV 299 game.
(I’ve think I’ve watched as
much TV bowling as anybody,
and but can recall seeing the
clip only once after its original
airing.) Although he did throw
one on a Japanese show years
later, he mentioned on several
telecasts as an analyst not
bowling 300 on U. S. television
was one of the few regrets he
had in his legendary career.
Couple of things stood out
during the final game. Analyst
Bo Burton, while mentioning
one of the first times Amleto
Monacelli had made matchplay, also tried to pronounce
Amleto’s hometown of Barquisimeto, Venezuela without
much success. Meanwhile,
lead announcer Chris Schenkel
dropped this nugget of prophecy after Duke’s clinching shot
against Milton.
“This 5’ 6” 122
pounder will be a
household name.”
That show can
be found here:
watch?v=fp77ebGggJA
The second is another
noteworthy show for different
reasons, the 1971 PBA San Jose
Ebonite Open. It was not only
the first all-lefty TV finals, but
the sixteen match-play finalists
battling for those five television
finals positions were also left
handed. This was the tournament which kicked off the idea
to begin the PBA Lane Maintenance program, introducing the
bowling world to a man who
would become the best known
lane man in the country, (and
eventual PBA Hall of Famer)
Len Nicholson.
After substitute lead announcer Bud Palmer welcomed
viewers to the telecast, color
analyst Billy Welu’s very first
comment was stern and almost
about what viewers were about
to see.
“In fact now not just the
top five, in fact all sixteen in
yesterday’s match game play
were left-handed. We of ABC
would like you to know that
in case for some reason you’ve
been locked in the closet and
haven’t read your papers. This
has been the greatest coverage
of any bowling tournament in
history, simply because sixteen
left-handers made the match
play finals. That’s a phenomenon, Bud,” Welu stated.
Not sure what sounded
more odd, the Welu quote, or
Palmer’s statement about Earl
Anthony having won only
one title and made only four
match play rounds the previous
season.
It might remind one of
hearing Vin Scully talk about
another legendary lefty, Sandy
Koufax, before he stopped
throwing the ball much too
hard in1960 before having the
best six-season
pitching run in the
history of Major
League Baseball.
That clip
is found here:
watch?v=ouxdvZwZBT4
Upcoming NCTUSBC Tournaments
NORTH CENTRAL
TEXAS
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November 1-2 and November 8-9
$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
Handicap & Scratch Brackets
High Pots EVERY shift
Entry Fee:
Team/Doubles/Singles
$25 Per Person Per Event
$10 All Events Per Person
**Optional Scratch All Events**
$10 Scratch All Events
Team Event - Open
Doubles Event – 360 Under/361 Over
Singles Event- 180 Under and 181 Over
$5,000 Added Money
Team Handicap is 90% of 920
Any team over 920 will be scratch
Prize Fund Returned 100%
$2,000.00 First Place
4 MEMBER TEAM EVENT
Entry deadline: October 27, 2014
NCTUSBC Wild Turkey
Mixed Team Tournament
November 29-30, 2014
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
Optional Singles – 2 Divisions
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
Email: [email protected]
Make checks/money orders
payable to NCTUSBC
$25.00 Fee on all returned checks
Credit Card Payments can be made by
Phone/Fax:
Name on Card:____________________________
CC#______________________________________
Exp. Date______________ CCV#_____________
Phone in entries must provide USBC #’s for all entrants
Handicap - Scratch
Guaranteed $500 First Place
Prepay Entry Deadline November 25, 2014
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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