February 26, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday February 26, 2015

P.O.B Box 4160, Downey,owling CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] N ews• Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Bohn Wins PBA Players Championship in Overtime, Ties Roth with 34th Title Strike on second sudden-death shot ends dramatic championship match

INDIANAPOLIS – Parker guy to do it.” Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., Walter Ray Williams Jr. is struck on his second shot in the all-time PBA Tour titles sudden-death to win the Pro- leader with 47, followed by fessional Bowlers Associa- the late Earl Anthony with 43, JUANITA tion Players Championship at and Norm Duke and Pete We- Woodland Bowl, earning his ber who are tied for third with 34th career title and moving 37 each. Among left-handed into a tie for fifth place on players, Bohn trails only An- BLOCKER the all-time PBA career titles thony in career titles. list with legendary star Mark Bohn, who qualified No. “A TRAILBLAZER” Roth. The finals aired Sunday 1 for the Players Champion- 07-15-1918- 02-17-2015 on ESPN. ship finals two weeks earlier by Phyl Knoll Bohn, a PBA Hall of Famer, in Milwaukee, said he had an rebounded from a pocket 7-10 issue with his grip in the first Our dear friend Juanita Ju- split in the first frame of the few frames, but “once I fig- lia Blocker was born July 15, championship match, throw- ured out how to keep my hand 1918 in Houston, Texas. Not ing nine strikes on his next 11 dry, I was in good shape.” long after, Juanita’s father shots to tie hometown favorite Bohn also accomplished James, gave up his career in Ronnie Russell of nearby Mar- another personal goal with his show business, took a job with ion, 237-237, at the end of 10 win. the railroad, and relocated in frames. The 51-year-old left- “I’ve been coming to Los Angeles. Her mother Le- hander then threw two strikes Woodland Bowl for 34 years, nore and Juanita followed in in the one-ball sudden-death and I don’t have a champion- 1921 and Juanita had called roll-off, defeating Russell ship banner hanging up here,” Los Angeles “home” ever when the Indiana native struck Bohn said of the bowling cen- since. on his first attempt, but left a ter’s tradition of recognizing In her early years, Juanita 10 pin on his second shot. its past champions. “I’ve been round with a 225-212 victory showed evidence of a born “I was only 16 when I met assured that after tonight, my over PBA Hall of Famer Norm athlete. By the time she grad- Mark Roth,” Bohn said, “and banner will be hanging up Duke of Clermont, Fla., and uated from Jefferson High I had no idea I’d be standing here.” he then eliminated red-hot ABTA at La Habra “300” School in 1936, Juanita had here tied with him with 34 As rewarding as the victory Australian two-handed star Ja- been a member of the Track, titles. He obviously got there was for Bohn, it was equally son Belmonte, 245-227 in the Basketball, Softball, Volley- much faster than I did, but disappointing for Russell, who second match. In winning that ALL POTS CARRY OVER ball and the Tennis teams. Be- when you think about Roth, was trying for his third PBA match, Daugherty denied Bel- sides being an athlete Juanita he single-handedly revolution- Tour title. Leaving a 10 pin monte a shot at a PBA record- 3-6-9 is $3,000 • Match Game est $1,750 showed her talent as a student ized the sport. Anyone who standing on his second shot tying third consecutive title leader and subsequently, was hooks the ball today does it be- in the 10th frame denied him (he had previously won the Match Series est $1,500 the first black student to be cause of what Mark did in the an outright win against Bohn, USBC Masters and 50th an- LA HABRA — The ABTA 16 as Usual Guaranteed $100 elected to the Jefferson High late 1960s and ‘70s. I couldn’t and his seventh 10 pin in two niversary Barbasol PBA Tour- will visit popular La Habra Min. and as usual, 3 Ladies School Student Government. be happier to share this dis- games ended his dream of nament of Champions), and “300” Bowl in a log awaited min. to the top 16. Juanita attended (LACC)Los tinction with him.” winning in front of his family he ended Belmonte’s streak return to this classy center You can access La Habra Angeles City College played Roth, who was in Indianap- and hometown fans. of 13 consecutive match wins which has great chinese food from either the 60 Freeway and coached Basketball and olis for the anniversary TOC “This is the second time on television, three shy of the in the restaurant. Fullerton Road over the hill graduated in 1942 with a de- weekend, said, “It was just a I’ve finished second at Wood- PBA record set by Jim Pencak La Habra “300” Bowl is lo- to Whittier Blvd go right 2 gree in Physical Education and matter of time before Parker land,” Russell said. “It’s heart- between 1989 and 1991. cated at 370 E. Whittier Blvd blocks or the 5 Freeway take Recreation and was immedi- caught up with me. We went breaking.” Russell ended Daugherty’s in La Habra and the phone Beach north to Whittier and ately hired by the Los Angeles about it in different ways, but Tom Daugherty of Tampa, bid for a second PBA Tour there is 562 691-6721 or 714 right ¾ mile or 57 freeway County Department of Parks it couldn’t have been a nicer Fla., started the championship title, 216-214, with a clutch 526-2058. take Lambert 1 ½ miles west & Recreation as one of their strike on his first shot in the The Mystery Doubles Pot to Harbor then right to Whit- Leaders. Volleyball was one 10th frame of the semifinal is est. $1,400 and Match Game tier and east 4 Blocks to the of the sports Juanita played match. and Match Series pots are est. center or just use your GPS. and coached at the parks and, Bowling News The PBA Tour on ESPN at $1,750 each, they were Further info available at continued on page 8 Honor Roll continues next Sunday when not hit last week. 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(Unless you have requested an extension) March 15, 2015 Donations are due to be eligible for Califor- nia USBC Achievement Awards. CALIFORNIA BVL CHAIRMAN Donations and Tournament Eugene McCown, Donations Mabel Sheasley, Tournament 17114 Passage Ave 103 2069 East Orwood Street Bellflower, CA 90706--5560 Stockton, CA 95205-3223 562-243-0279 209-948-3546 [email protected] [email protected] Defending Champions Duke and Malott are Top Qualifiers for PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO “CUSBC” Welcome to the 2014 – 2015 Bowling Season Sunday’s Roth/Holman PBA Doubles Championship on ESPN The Bowlers of California have proved yet again that “WE ARE THE BEST” when it comes to Telecast to feature three of the Tour’s ‘two-handed’ players supporting our Veterans. From 1950 thru 2012-13, INDIANAPOLIS -- The PBA Tour brings back its tradition- cently won a record third consecutive USBC Masters and then the California BVL Fund has donated a total of al doubles format when the Mark Roth/Marshall Holman PBA became the first player to win both the Masters and Tournament $8,940,328.55 to our veterans. The 2013-2014 Doubles Championship finals air Sunday (March 1) at 1 p.m. ET of Champions in back-to-back seasons, will be making his fourth year’s efforts, totaling $125,564.00 brings that to- on ESPN. consecutive television appearance. tal to $9,065,892.55. The committee Thanks all of Named in honor of PBA legends Mark Roth and Marshall The Australian two-handed star will be trying to win his third Holman who won three doubles titles together during their Hall title of the young 2015 season and 13th of his career. Belmonte you on behalf of the Veterans of California. of Famer careers, the Doubles Championship returns to the PBA kept his TV streak going with a fourth-place finish in last Sun- Tour for the first time since 2011 with defending champions day’s PBA Players Championship. O’Neill, whose last title came Awards will be presented to the local associations Norm Duke, a PBA Hall of Famer and owner of 37 PBA Tour ti- in the 2014 Badger Open, will be trying for his sixth Tour title. that donate the three highest amounts. Awards tles, and nine-time Tour winner Wes Malott trying to repeat from The second match winner will take on the team of Tom will also be presented to the associations who have their position as top qualifiers. The finals take place at Woodland Daugherty of Tampa, Fla. and Dino Castillo of Carrollton, Texas Bowl in Indianapolis. in the semifinal. Daugherty is making his second consecutive TV donated $2.00 or more per member. All of the Four other doubles pairs, including three of the Tour’s two- appearance after finishing third in the Players Championship. He Awards will be presented during the California handed players, will battle it out in the alternate frame steplad- will be trying for his second career title. Castillo will try for his USBC Annual Meeting in Ontario, June 14, 2015. der final beginning with international standouts Dom Barrett of first PBA Tour title. England and two-hander Osku Palermaa of Finland meeting Tex- The semifinal winner will then take on Duke and Malott who ans DJ Archer and two-hander Shawn Maldonado in the opening won the doubles championship in 2011 by defeating the dou- match. bles team of Ronnie Russell and Sean Rash in the championship Both Barrett and Palermaa will be trying for their fifth Tour match, 193-167. Currently tied with Pete Weber on the PBA’s titles while Archer will be trying for his second Tour title and all-time titles list. Maldonado his first in his television debut. Duke will be trying to move into third alone if he gets his The winner of the opening match will take on the powerful 38th win. Malott will be trying for his 10th career title which doubles team of Bill O’Neill and two-hander and two-time reign- would make him eligible for PBA Hall of Fame consideration PBA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP ing PBA Player of the Year Jason Belmonte. Belmonte, who re- in the future. continued from page 1 partner Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa.; DJ Archer, Friendswood, Texas, bowling with Shawn Maldonado, Houston, Texas, and England’s Dom Barrett with Osku Palermaa, Finland. Among the 10 finalists, Castillo and Maldonado are the only players who ORANGE COUNTY have not won a PBA Tour title. ANNUAL WOMENS PBA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP Woodland Bowl, Indianapolis, ESPN telecast on Feb. 22 Final Standings: 1, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J., $25,000. OPEN & YOUTH 2, Ronnie Russell, Marion, Ind., $13,000. 3, Tom Daugherty, Tampa, Fla., $11,000. 4, Jason Belmonte, Australia, $10,000. 5, TOURNAMENT Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., $9,000. Stepladder Results: Match One – Daugherty def. Duke, 225- by Joy McGregor 212. Match Two – Daugherty def. Belmonte, 245-227. Semifinal Match – Russell def. Daugherty, 216-214. Championship – Bohn FOUNTIAN VALLEY — def. Russell, 237-237, 10-10, 10-9 in one-ball sudden-death roll- This past weekend saw the off. opening of this most popular tournament with all the events being held at Fountain Bowl. CITRUS BELT This is the first year Orange Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner LOCAL U SBC ASSOC I A County has held team event 667 West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 [email protected] and the doubles & singles (909) 381-4599 events in one center at the same time. With the efficient efforts of the Orange County NORTH L.A. 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SAN GABRIEL VALLEY are paid out at the same time, Brauckman, who has Hodgkin’s lymphoma, had the opportunity to bowl Walter Ray Williams Association Manager - Linda Johnson-Pilios keeping everyone happy! Jr. at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, the site of the 50th Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions,

4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 TI ONS This coming weekend will as a result of a Make-A-Wish Foundation grant. After some practice and a few tips from Williams, E-Mail: [email protected] conclude this tournament so if Brauckman beat the PBA’s all-time titles leader (47) in a one-game match, 213-206. (626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260 you haven’t bowled yet, there “He’s the best ever in my opinion,” said Brauckman, who carries a 176 average. “I’ve always is still time....come on down to admired his game and how he throws the ball. Just to be able to bowl with him was great, but to SOUTH L.A. COUNTY Fountain Bowl. The 12 noon beat him was something I didn’t expect.” Association Manager - Judy Nielsen squad on Saturday is full so if Prior to the match, Brauckman had a brand new Brunswick ball drilled with some help from 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 you plan to bowl it will have to Williams and then it was off to the lanes to try it out. [email protected] be at 9 or 3. Sunday all squads “When he said he was a 176 average, I didn’t believe it,” Williams said. “He’s got everything (562)925-0417 Fax: (562) 925-7478 9, 12 and 3 have openings; just you want at his age – great fundamentals, ball control, timing. Like all of us, he probably needs to fill out the entry form at your make sure not to forget to work on the spares, but I was pretty surprised at how well he threw the SAN DIEGO U.S.B.C. center or you may do so when ball.” Association Manager - Lynn Graves you arrive at Fountain. The spare advice was well-taken as Matt missed a 10 pin in the 10th frame, even though he still 4400 Palm Ave. Suite B, La Mesa, CA 91941-2695 Don’t be left out...come won the match. [email protected] join the party! We are waiting Brauckman bowls in a youth league and is an avid tournament bowler in Iowa. Last year he www.sandiegobowling.com to check you in. See y’all on finished ninth in his division in the Iowa State Youth BA singles. Brauckman was accompanied to (619)697-3334 the lanes... Indianapolis by his mother Karen, father Douglas and teammate Tyler Mohr. February 26, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 Get Your Entries in for Tri-Senates PALOS VERDES BOWL Championship $15,000 Tourney by Maurice Hultz

LAKEWOOD — Bowlers don’t wait!! Entries are starting to flow in. Our Tri-Senate Cham- pionship Tournament has sold out three years in a row. If you want to secure your specific squad times, now is the time. The word is rapidly spreading throughout the bowling world about this exceptional tournament being held one big weekend, Saturday and Sunday, April 11-12, 2015 at Cal Bowl, in Lakewood, California.

Last year we had bowlers all the way from Ohio with a team from Las Vegas Nevada winning the grand first place prize money of $15,000.00. The $15,000.00 first prize is guaranteed based on 165 entries and going into our 4th Annual we are expecting to exceed last year’s entries of 171. Yes, this tournament is open to all USBC/TNBA bowlers.

However, if you are a current USBC member but not a TNBA member; you may still bowl in this premier event by simply purchasing the TNBA annual membership card for an additional $20. You may include your annual membership purchase with your entry form. Therefore, virtually EVERYONE is welcome to bowl!

This tournament is designed to attract bowlers from all skill levels, including “recreational bowlers,” “senior bowlers” (over age 55) as well as the high average bowlers! This is a handicap tournament that is based on 100% of the difference between the team entering average and 1050. The maximum team entering average is 1050 which is designed to make sure a team cannot consist of more than just a few high average bowlers. Teams whose total entering average is 900 or less, will be in the running for bonus prize money for the highest scoring teams in that category. Also, bonus prize money will be awarded to the highest scoring all senior teams. The bonus team prize pay offs will be based on the total number of entries.

Our tournament offers multiple ways to cash, especially within that squad. Every squad bowler will have the opportunity to participate in the optional flat fee round robin “sweepstakes” doubles event, allowing bowlers to compete as doubles partner with all others selecting that option for that squad. Brackets and side pots will also be offered and paid immediately after the squad. The round robin will be paid out with the regular prize fund.

Bowlers are allowed to participate multiple times as long as they change the team rosters with at least two different bowlers each time. All teams must be mixed teams of five members and must have at least two women and two men. There are five squads available to choose from, Saturday, April 11 at 9am, 1pm and 5:30pm or Sunday, April 12 at 9am and 1pm. For your convenience an advertisement with the entry form is available in this issue of the Bowling News or you may down- load your pre-fill entry from http://www.socaltrisenates.com

Last year our Squad Organizers helped our tournament become an absolute success. If you have an interest in becoming a squad organizer contact one our Tournament Directors below.

For more questions or more information you may call the following Tri Senate Tournament Directors: Eugene Richardson 310-702-4486 or Karl Downs 951-544-9933.

Stay Tuned for the roll out of our newest and largest tournament ever. The Tri-Senate City of Lights Tournament in Las Vegas Nv, September 18-20, 2015 at the new South Point Bowling Plaza, Open to all USBC/TNBA Bowlers. First place will pay MEGA BUCKS.

SO CALIFORNIA TRI-SENATES OF TNBA PRESENTS 4TH ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT LOS ANGELES, CA. BOWLING CENTER 1ST PLACE ONE WEEKEND CAL BOWL SATURDAY— 2500 E. CARSON STREET LAKEWOOD, CA 90712 SUNDAY (562) 421-8448 $15,000 APRIL 11 – 12, 2015 Optional Team Eliminator roll off $10 per team (GUARANTEED) BASED 0N 165 TEAMS ENTRY FEE: $65.00 PER PERSON PER EVENT Optional SINGLES Event BONUS PRIZE PAID TO HIGHEST $5 for each category ENTRY FEE: $70.00 AFTER MARCH 15, 2015 ALL SENIOR TEAM AND Handicap and/or Scratch LOW AVERAGE TEAM 2014 1st PLACE PAID $15,000

ENTRY FEE BREAKDOWN OPTIONAL CERTIFIED COMPETITION BY TNBA AND USBC BRACKETS PRIZE FUND $ 45.00 OPEN TO ALL TNBA & USBC MEMBERS BOWLING 9.00 SIDEPOTS COMPUTER FEES 3.00 EXPENSES 8.00 SQUAD ORGANIZER (10 OR MORE TEAMS) BONUS ————————————— - Go to website for Entry Forms AND TOTAL $ 65.00 MAIL ENTRIES IN EARLY FOR BETTER SCHEDULING SWEEPERS

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CHICAGO – Rolltech Inc., an advanced bowling technology firm that is bringing new levels of If you ask: insight and connection into the sport, and the Professional Bowlers Association have joined forces to change the way fans interact with the sport and their favorite bowlers. Rolltech has been working with the PBA to provide enhanced live scoring and statistical data for PBA Tour events over the past two years. The company is now the PBA’s exclusive provider of Why can’t I ever beat him/her? mobile and web applications related to tracking individual, league and event bowling scores and statistics as well as connecting bowlers for real-life borderless competition. In addition to providing its statistical and real-time scoring services to the PBA for use on the What does he/she know that I don’t? multi-media PBA Network platforms, Rolltech offers similar services to the grassroots bowling public. “At Rolltech, bowling is our life,” said founder and CEO Rich Belsky. “Rolltech is a work of Why is my average the same year after year? passion and a work in progress. We set out to find an easier way for bowlers to connect with the sport and improve by using detailed statistics based on how they perform. Our journey has been long and arduous, but we’re proud of the tool we’ve created, and we’re extremely excited to work with the PBA in showcasing how Rolltech can work for casual and league bowlers as well as the Read: The Essentials of Bowling: Second Edition world’s most skilled professionals.” By tapping into the automatic scoring systems at PBA Tour events, Rolltech is able to provide precise frame-by-frame live scoring and statistical analysis, which is being used on pba.com, the Kindle or hardcopy available at amazon.com,WP PBA’s official website; Xtra Frame, the PBA’s online video streaming service; ESPN telecasts, and through the other media outlets that compose the PBA Network. Additionally, superstars like Jason Belmonte, Mike Fagan and Bill O’Neill have recorded their games using Rolltech and shared them, and all other online book retailers.Western Pacificin real-time, Bowling with fans; including a recentSupply, 300 game by Belmonte. Inc. “Rolltech is an amazing platform that allows me to engage with my performance and fans like never before. This is the future of the sport,” said Belmonte. “The PBA has worked closely with Rolltech to develop an entirely new level of insight into Order yours today! the sport by tracking statistics that we’ve never seen before,” PBA Commissioner Tom Clark said. “With Rolltech’s assistance, we’re helping our fans better understand the intricate aspects of our sport.” Rolltech offers both automatic and manual score tracking, making its product available to bowl- ers around the world. Rolltech is currently in use in more than 2,500 bowling centers in 36 coun- tries. Rolltech offers a “pro” plan that includes additional services to bowlers using Rolltech’s mobile application, which is available on iTunes or Google Play.

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SAllundara Pots Carry Over - Match Game W est $1,750ins • Match Series 3rd est $1,400 •AB 3-6-9 is $3,000TA • Mystery Title Match Series estat $1,400 W• Lee Royest Liu Makes ABTA C Debutovina at West Covina WEST COVINA — The The low was 1362 and 12 ABTA returned to West Cov- spots were paid out. ina Lanes where we have 8 During the semifinals it new Members and also some was a battle. After the first returning bowlers to ABTA ac- game the low for the top 16 at tion. +29 with Willie Parawan tak- We had a semi tough shot ing the first side pot. Leading where the cut scores were +75 with a +84 the 2nd spot being for the Men and +44 for the Jasmine Northrup at +64. Af- Women . Topping the qualify- ter the 2nd game the top spot ing Boards were Jeff Panillio would now belong to Jasmine with a + 183 for the men and with a +98 and in second now Beth Borci led the ladies with was Jason Buenviaje at +88 af- a + 83 for the women. ter taking the 2nd side pot with The 3 Super Seniors added a 266. Finishing at the top spot to the board were Sierrie Her- would be Jasmine with a +149 radura for the ladies and Jesse to sit out and bowl for the Boquio and Javier Availa for title, In second was Marifee the men. Beth would draw Caltaasan with a +121. There the Match Series worth $630 would be a roll-off for the and she drew a 621. No one 16th spot as Henry Hoang and matched that score. The Mys- William Bundy tied at +46. It tery Doubles were worth would be William who would $750 this week. The score advance to the match play. drawn was 283, again no one Jasmine would draw the matched that score. For the Match Game which was worth 3-6-9 the final person up was $790. She drew a 224 and Michael Duran. He would go no one attached that so ALL for the $3,000 prize, but would POTS CARRY OVER TO La Habra”300” Saturday. miss on his 4th shot so the pot Sundara Wins 3rd ABTA Title at West Covina (L-R) Ben Bagaoisan, Marife Catalasan 3rd $200, Jasmine Northrup Runnerup $500, During match play the final carries over to La Habra “300” Bob Smith ABTA Head, Sun Sundara Champion $2,200, Javier Avila 5th and Jesse Boqui Semi Finalist. this Saturday. 4 bowlers would be Marifee In the Doubles the top Catalasan vs Javier Availa and 4th and 5th for $107.50. In those that bet on him. In the able to open up a big lead and spot went to Je Je Gabriel and Lee Liu vs Sun Sundara, with the semifinal match it would title match it would be Jasmine never look back. Despite a late Kmel Cunanan with 1451. In both Marifee and Sun advanc- be Sun that would advance who showed the nerves with 3 3 bagger from Jasmine it was ABTA W.C.L. - February 21, 2015 2nd spot was Lee Liu and Jo ing onto the semi final match. with a 240 to 195. He would opens in the first 5 frames. all Sun as he took home his 4th 1 Sun Sundara (SS) 670 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $1,200.00 Jo Barcelona with a 1440. Lee and Javier finishes in pay $142 for the horses for all With those opens Sun was ABTA title with a 240 to 228. ABTA Shirt $100.00 2 Jasmine Northup 749 $500.00 Sun would take home $2,300 3 Marife Catalasan 721 $200.00 4 Liwei Liu 714 $107.50 for his victory and Jasmine 5 Javier Avila (SS) 662 $107.50 6 Kelly Manuel 707 $102.50 7 Ely Cruz (SS) 683 $102.50 took home a nice $500 for the 8 Bo Manalo 673 $102.50 9 Joey Nepomuceno 659 $102.50 2nd place finish. Marife Cata- 10 Jason Buenviaje 714 $100.00 11 Johnny Sikkens 703 $100.00 lasan who has been knocking 12 Freddy Zamora 682 $100.00 13 Mamerto Jablan (SS) 679 $100.00 on the Championships Door 14 Arnold J. Trias 666 $100.00 15 Willie Parawan 661 $100.00 was 3rd with great bowling 16 William Bundy (SS) 656 $100.00 17 Henry Hoang 656 $82.50 18 Beth Borci (SS) 655 $80.00 $100. 19 Kmel Cunanan (60%) 654 $45.00 20 Ricardo Baca (60%) 650 $43.50 Next week we return to La 21 Sierrie Herradura (SS) 649 $70.00 22 Jack Trongale (SS) 641 $67.50 Habra 300 Bowl for a 1 day 23 Ed Palma (SS) 627 $65.00 24 Jo Jo Barcelona 622 $65.00 Beat the Board finals. 25 Gerald Baker 621 $63.00 26 Pablo Castro (SS) 621 $63.00 27 Lito Dizon (60%) 621 $63.00 Squads will be at 1 pm, 28 Marvin Crowder 617 $62.00 29 Jeje Gabriel 616 $61.00 2:30 pm, 4 pm, and final squad 30 Lordan Ferguson (Lh) 611 $61.00 31 Bobbie Mccollum (SS) 608 $61.00 at 6 pm. All pots carried over 32 Jesse Boquio (SS) 605 $60.00 33 Jeff Taino 601 $60.00 to La Habra so there will be 34 Tom Mazzulla 597 $60.00 Long Awaited Return to 35 Jeffrey Panlilio (60%) 591 $60.00 lots of money to win. Remem- 36 Annaliza Agoncillo 528 $60.00 DOUBLES 1 JeJe Gabriel / ber to check out our facebook Kmel Cunanan 1451 $110.00 2 Liwei Liu / page at abtabowling and Jo Jo Barcelona 1440 $90.00 LA HABRA “300” BOWL 3 JeJe Gabriel / “ABTA Bowling Page” or our Jeff Taino 1419 $80.00 4 Teddy Villaroman / web site at www.abta1.com Kmel Cunanan 1394 $70.00 5 Liwei Liu / Chris Marquez 1388 $60.00 for latest schedules and special 6 Liwei Liu / Jeff Taino 1385 $60.00 announcements. 7 Kmel Cunanan / Saturday February 28th The following week we Tres Catalasan 1379 $50.00 8 Louis Evans / Lito Dizon 1375 $30.00 bowl March 7 at Oak Tree 9 Liwei Liu / Du Quach 1375 $30.00 Lanes in Diamond Bar. On a 10 Teddy Villaroman / Beat the Board FINALS 8PM JeJe Gabriel 1373 $20.00 11 Liwei Liu / Happy Note Mr LeeRoy Liu Freddy Zamora 1363 $20.00 Top 16 $100 Min • 3 Ladies Guaranteed to top 16 12 Teddy Villaroman / attended his first ABTA Event Jeff Taino 1362 $20.00

with Mom Shelila and Daddy FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores: Lee Liu. Men: Sat +75 Women: Sat +44 Super Seniors: See you all at La Habra. Sierrie Herradura +1 , Jesse Boquio +64 Javier Avila +59 High Qualifer (Free Entry) The center is located at 370 Men:Jeffrey Panlilio +153 Women: Beth Borci +83 E .Whittier Blvd in La Habra 3-6-9: $100 Michael Duran Mystery Doubles: 283 - No Winner and can be accessed from ei- Match Game: 224 - No Winner Match Series: 621 - No Winner ther the 60, 57 or 5 freeways. RAFFLE WINNERS Sponsor Ball John Daily

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Our newest ABTA Member Lee Roy Liu joined us at West Covina Great Chinese Food at LaHabra “300” Bowl for his first ABTA Event at 3 weeks old. This cute Little Guy is pictured with Mom Sheila and Father Lee Liu. Proud parents to say the least. Congrats to the family from the ABTA. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS February 26, 2015

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SchEduLEd datES/tImES: tEam EvENt: Optional Scratch Division available for all four events! Optional Scratch Division SchEduLEdtEam EvENt: datES/tImES: tEam EvENt: TEAM EVENT: Mission Hills Bowl Enter Team, Doubles & Singles available for all four events! Sun, Mar. 8 at 9am 10430 Sepulveda Blvd more than once! Sunday, March 8th at 9am Sat, Mar. 14 tEamat Noon EvENt:Mission Hills, CA 91345 Mission Hills Bowl Enter Team, Doubles & Singles Sun, Mar. 8 at 9am(818) 361-1221 10430USBC Sepulveda Certified Blvd Saturday,more March than once!14 at Noon dOuBLES/SINGLES: $30 PEr EvENt/PEr PErSON Sat, Mar. 7 at Noon & 3pm dOuBLES SINGLES: Mission Hills, CA 91345 Sat, Mar. 14 at Noon $10 OPtIONaL aLL-EvENtS Sun, Mar. 15 at 9am & Noon Winnetka Bowl (818) 361-1221 USBC Certified 20122 Vanowen St $5 OPtIONaL Scratch dIvISION: OPEN WOmEN Mission Hills Bowl dOuBLES/SINGLES:Winnetka, CA 91306 dIvISION PEr EvENt $30 PEr EvENt/PEr PErSON List Squad Choices (in order of precedence): $100 PP for all handicap events 10430 Sepulveda Blvd Sat, Mar. 7 at Noon & 3pm(818) 340-5190 dOuBLES SINGLES: tEam: 1.______2.______DEADLINEENtrIES EXTENED cLOSE: TO OPtIONaL aLL-EvENtS haNdIcaP: 80% of 230 Mission$10 Hills, CA 91345 Sun, Mar. 15 at 9am dIvISIONS:& Noon OPEN & WOMEN Winnetka FEBruaryMARCH 2, 22,2015 2015 Bowl d/S: 1.______2.______(818) 361-1221 20122 Vanowen St $5 OPtIONaL Scratch dIvISION:ESTIMATED OPEN *PRIZE FUND WOmEN OF $7,800 *Based on 40 Teams dIvISION PEr EvENt CLEAN 30 POT; SCRATCH, HANDICAP & SR. SINGLES POTS & BRACKETS Winnetka,AVAILABLE ON-SITE CA 91306 $100 PP for all handicap events List SquadtEam EvENt:Choices $120 (in PErorder tEam of – LIStprecedence): NamES IN OrdEr – LINEuP WILL NOt(818) BE chaNGEd 340-5190 DOUBLES SINGLES: Highest Local Assoc. Avg. PRINT Bowler's Name (FIRST, LAST) 2014-15 USBC # Check One tEam: 1.______2.______average Established from Saturday, MarchENtrIES 7 cLOSE:at Noon & 3pm 1 haNdIcaP: 13-14 Bk Jan 1 80% Curr of Scr 230 2 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr d/S: 1.______2.______dIvISIONS: OPEN & WOMENSunday, FEBruary March 15 at 22, 9am 2015 & Noon 3 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr 4 ESTIMATED *PRIZE FUND 13-14 Bk OF Jan 1 $7,800 Curr Scr *Based on 40 Teams Mark bowlers entered on a second team with an asterisk* avG tOtaL Opt. Scratch Team – $20 per team Winnetka Bowl dOuBLES/SINGLESCLEAN 30EvENt: POT; $60 SCRATCH, PEr PErSON – LIStHANDICAP NamES IN OrdEr & – SR.LINEuP SINGLES WILL NOt BE chaNGEdPOTS & BRACKETS AVAILABLE ON-SITE Opt. Scr All-Events Highest 20122 Vanowen St PRINT Bowler's Name (FIRST, LAST) Check One per team (You must enter Hdcp first) average 1 tEam EvENt: $120 $10 Hdcp PEr $5 Opt. tEam Scr – LISt 13-14 NamES Bk Jan IN 1 OrdEr Curr Scr – LINEuP WILLWinnetka, NOt BE chaNGEd CA 91306 D/S $20 2 $10 Hdcp $5 Opt. Scr 13-14 Bk JanHighest 1 Curr ScrLocal Assoc. Avg. PRINT Bowler's Name (FIRST, LAST) 2014-15 USBC # (818) 340-5190Check One 1 $10 Hdcp $5 Opt. Scr 13-14 Bk Janaverage 1 Curr ScrEstablished from D/S $20 2 1 $10 Hdcp $5 Opt. Scr 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr A Contract of Mutual Responsibility: To the Association Manager of the North Los Angeles County USBC (NLAC USBC), acting for those whose names appears on this entry form. I hereby enter those listed in the events indicated and all agree to abide by the tournament and playing rules and regulations prescribed by the NLAC USBC, including all provisions 2 set forth on the entry form, together with the playing rules and regulations of the USBC. Entry fees as shown on this entry form are herewith enclosed for the events HAND 13-14ICA BkP: Jan80% 1 Currof 230 Scr entered. Premature termination of the Tournament brought about by war, national emergency causes relating thereto or there from fires, strikes, lockouts, labor difficulties or other reasons beyond the control of the NLAC USBC shall cause the foregoing prize schedule to be prorated in accordance with the number of entrants who have bowled in each of the respective 3 events up to the time of termination. D IVISIONS: 13-14 Bk OPEN Jan 1 & CurrWOMEN Scr tEam 4 NamE (Suggestive names will be edited) 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr Team Captain (Print) Center AddressMark bowlers entered on a second team with an asterisk*City Zip avGM tOtaLAIL PAY MENT Opt. & Scratch COMP TeamLETED – $20 ENTRIES per team TO: Phone E-mail (confirmations) NLAC USBC - CHAMPIONSHIPS These rules,dOuBLES/SINGLES regulations, requirements and information must be read carefullyEvENt: before completing $60 this form. PEr PErSON – LISt NamES IN OrdEr – LINEuP WILL NOt BE chaNGEd OFFIcE uSE ONLy An entry submitted without the required information and with incorrect fees remitted may be returned.Opt. Scr All-Events 15600Highest Devonshire St. #212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 IMPORTANT: LargePRINT groups Bowler's may not be able Name to be scheduled (FIRST, in the LAST) same squad. We will try our best to tEam ENtry NO: Check One accommodate. Entries will be processed and scheduled in the order they are received. per team Team Total(You Fee must enter$ Hdcp first) Phoneaverage (818) 810-6263 • [email protected] D/S Total Fee $ 1 maIL PaymENt aNd cOmPLEtEd ENtrIES tO: All Events $10 Total HdcpFee $ $5 Opt. Scr 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr NLac uSBc – chamPIONShIPS D/S $20 ENtry tOtaL FEE $ 2 15600 Devonshire St. #212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 Team Date $10 HdcpTime $5 Opt. Scr 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr Phone (818) 810-6263 • [email protected] D/S Date Time 1 $10 Hdcp $5 Opt. Scr 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr D/S $20 2 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY $10 2015 Hdcp $5 Opt. CHAMPIONSHIPS Scr 13-14 Bk Jan 1 Curr Scr A Contract of Mutual Responsibility: To the Association Manager of the North Los Angeles County USBC (NLAC USBC), acting for those whose names appears on this entry form. I hereby enter those listed in the events indicated andE allntries agree to abide Close by the tournament Midnight and playing March rules and 3rd regulations prescribed by the NLAC USBC, including all provisions set forth on the entry form, together with the playing rules and regulations of the USBC. Entry fees as shown on this entry form are herewith enclosed for the events entered. Premature termination of the Tournament brought about by war, national emergency causes relating thereto or there from fires, strikes, lockouts, labor difficulties or other reasons beyond the control of the NLAC USBC shall cause the foregoing prize schedule to be prorated in accordance with the number of entrants who have bowled in each of the respective eventsoFFiciaL up to entrY the time ForM of termination. oFFiciaL entrY ForM SAN GABRIEL VALLEY tEam NamE (Suggestive names will be edited) (circle chose of date and time per event) (circle chose of date and time per event) (circle chose of date and time per event) ENtrIES cLOSE (circle chose of date and time per event) Team TEAM Captain EVENT (Print) ENtrIES cLOSE DOUBLES/SINGLES EVENT TEAM EVENT Center FebrUarY 20, 2015 DOUBLES/SINGLES EVENT SAT March 7 - 9:00am-Noon-3:00pm FebrUarY 21, 2015 SAT March 7 - 9:00am-Noon-3:00pm Address SAT March 7 - 9:00am-Noon-3:00pmCity SATZip March 7 - 9:00am-Noon-3:00pm SUN March 8 -9:00am-12:30pm SUN March 8 -9:00am-12:30pm SUN March 8 - 9:00am-12:30pm SUN March 8 - 9:00am-12:30pm Phone E-mail (confirmations) $25 PER EVENT These rules,tEam regulations, requirementsPEr PErSON and information mustdOuBLES/SINGLES be read carefully before completing this form. $25 PER EVENT An entryBowlium submitted Lanes without the$5 required OPT. ALL EVENTS information and with incorrectBowlium Lanes fees remitted may be returned.tEam PEr PErSONOFFIcE uSE ONLy dOuBLES/SINGLES IMPORTANT:4666 Holt Blvd Large groups may not be able to be scheduled4666 in Holtthe Blvd same squad. We will Bowliumtry our Lanes best to tEam$5 OPT. HDCPENtry ALL EVENTS NO: Bowlium Lanes accommodate.Montclair, CA 91763 Entries will be Optional processed Scratch Event and scheduled in theMontclair, order CA they 91763 are received. 4666 Holt Blvd 4666 Holt Blvd 909/626-3528 $10.00 per event per person 909/626-3528 Montclair, CA 91763 Team Optional Total Scratch Fee Event $ Montclair, CA 91763 909/626-3528 D/S$10.00 Total per event Fee per person $ 909/626-3528 maIL PaymENt Handicap 100% of aNd 220 cOmPLEtEd ENtrIES tO: All Events Total Fee $ TEAM EVENT: $100 PER TEAM-LIST NAMES IN ORDER-LINEUP WILL NOT BE CHANGED Handicap 100% of 210 PRINT BOWLERS NAME (FIRST,NLac LAST) uSBcUSBC – chamPIONShIPSCARD # Highest Average TEAM EVENT: $100 PERENtry TEAM-LIST tOtaL NAMES IN FEE ORDER-LINEUP $ WILL NOT BE CHANGED 1 PRINT BOWLERS NAME (FIRST, LAST) USBC CARD # Highest Average Team Date Time 2 15600 Devonshire St. #212, Granada Hills, CA1 91344 3 2 D/S Date Time 4 Phone (818) 810-6263 • [email protected] TOTAL AVERAGES 4 TOTAL AVERAGES dOuBLES/SINGLES EvENt: $50 PER PERSON-LIST NAMES IN ORDER-LINEUP WILL NOT BE CHANGED PRINT BOWLERS NAME (FIRST, LAST) ALL EVENTS Highest Average dOuBLES/SINGLES EvENt: $50 PER PERSON-LIST NAMES IN ORDER-LINEUP WILL NOT BE CHANGED 1 PRINT BOWLERS NAME (FIRST, LAST) ALL EVENTS Highest Average 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 tEam NamE: (Suggestive Names will be edited) Team Captain (Print) Center Address City Zip tEam NamE: (Suggestive Names will be edited) Phone Team Captain (Print) Center Address City Zip These rules, regulations, requirements and information must be read carefully before completing Phone An entry submitted without the required information and with incorrect fees remitted may be returned. this form. IMPORTANT: Please list your squad times in precedence. We may not be able to schedule all These rules, regulations, requirements and information must be read carefully before completing your bowlers in the same squad. We will try our best to accommodate. Entries will be processed and An entry submitted without the required information and with incorrect fees remitted may be returned. scheduled in the order they were received. OFFICE USE ONLY this form. IMPORTANT: Please list your squad times in precedence. We may not be able to schedule all tEam ENtry NO: your bowlers in the same squad. We will try our best to accommodate. Entries will be processed and maIL ENtry tO: Team Total fee $ scheduled in the order they were received. OFFICE USE ONLY D/S Total Fee $ tEam ENtry NO: SaN GaBrIEL vaLLEy uSBc Scr All Events Fee $ maIL ENtry tO: Team Total fee $ Mail 4020 Entry N Shadydale To: Ave, CovinaSan CAGabriel 91722 Valley USBC, 4020hdcp All Events N FeeShadydale$ Ave, Covina CA 91722SaN GaBrIEL • Phone: vaLLEy uSBc (626) 337-6270 • www.sgvusbc.webs.comD/S Total Fee $ Phone: 626: 337-6270 - www: sgvusbc.webs.com ENtry tOtaL FEE $ 4020 N Shadydale Ave., Covina CA 91722 Scr All Events Fee $ Team Date Time Phone: 626-337-6270 - www.sgvusbc.webs.com hdcp All Events Fee $ Enclose entry form, total fees & average verification (if needed) D/S Date Time ENTRY TOTAL FEE $ Team Date Time Enclose entry form, total fees & average verification (if needed) D/S Date Time February 26, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS February 26, 2015

Juanita Blocker continued from page 1 of course, in those days the nets were held by portable Volley Ball Standards. After suffering an injury from a fallen standard, Juanita invented a safety device to secure the standards, for which she received a monetary award. Those devices were then installed in all Los Angeles County playgrounds and centers. Besides coaching sports, Juanita possessed a talent in art projects and writing. Under her close eye and tutoring her students would many times, come away with First Place Blue Ribbons from the Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona for their artwork and poetic writings. The sport of bowling came into the picture in the l940’s when while attending LACC, Juanita would often go into what was then, Vogue Bowl at 49th & Central, and spectate the bowlers. It wasn’t long before she was convinced “I can do that” and thus the beginning of Juanita’s bowling career, and, first encounter with a sports headliner. During one of her practice sessions, a huge black gentleman stepped up and offered to coach her. Lo and behold, it was none other than Joe “The Brown Bomber” Lewis, the heavy- weight boxer. Lewis who owned an east coast bowling alley (as they were called then), hung out at Vogue Bowl with a close friend Ernest Whitman, a professional singer and movie actor. Juanita loved “this game” and proved to be one of the few black women to average 185 and better. The Parent Senate of the (TNBA) The National Bowling Association was formed in 1939 and Juanita joined the organization in hopes to use her bowling talents to open some doors for the TNBA. Unfortunately, until well into the 1950’s the black bowling athlete received little recognition and no opportunity to take their sport to a professional level. Although Juanita pursued her game of bowling, she remained involved in other sports, because if you were good, you made the team. She was recruited to a women’s professional basketball team sponsored by the popular “Dad’s Rootbeer”. Their team traveled up and down the coast of California and as far away as Phoenix, Arizona, competing against women military teams. As far as Juanita knew, they were the only black female team in this travel league. Juanita recalled the excitement when with the influence of singer Nat King Cole and Charlotte Bass, owner of the California Eagle Newspaper, ( later known as the Los Angeles Sentinel), their team received an invitation to play the pre-game show to the famous Harlem Globe Trotters at the Los Angeles Olympic Stadium. When basketball season was over, Juanita spent more time on her bowling game but was also playing shortstop and second base for the California Eaglettes, a Los Angeles Parks & Recreation Women’s Softball Team. They were sponsored by the California Eagle Newspaper and Nat King Cole. Juanita held a batting average of 275-285 and was largely feared by her opponents for her “steal-and-slide” techniques. Juanita utilized her talent for the game and coached other players. One particular player she coached was non other than Richard Williams, father of the well-known professional Tennis Stars, Venus and Selena Williams, of Compton, California. Unfortunately, all that vigorous activity took its toll and she was later in life reminded every day by the pain she endured in both her ankles. Juanita played Tennis as well. She was third-seated to the then well known, Pauline (Bobbie) Betz, a Wimbleton Champion. In fact, Juanita held the honor of being the only player who then could beat Betz. Ironically, Juanita was coached by none other than…. Pauline’s mother, Stella Betz! Prior to 1950, (ABC), the American Bowling Congress, and the (WIBC) Women’s International Bowling Congress Rules banned non-caucasians from bowling in their events, but that did not discourage Juanita from becoming a bowler of note. She knew the game well and wanted to become a Certified Bowling Instructor. While working as the Manager for Studio Bowling Academy, Los Ange- les, (since closed) owner Victor Bernath sent her to Instructor’s School where she was tutored by the best; National Hall of Famer Buddy Bomar, Bill Bunetta and California’s own, Helen Duval. It wasn’t long after that Georgia Veach, Founder and President of the (PWBA) Professional Women’s Bowling Association accepted Juanita’s application for membership. She had the honor of being the first black woman member of the PWBA on the west coast during the 1950’s and 1970’s. Juanita applied for sponsorship from AMF, but they were not sending black bowlers on tour, so armed with a 189 average and the sponsorship of PWBA members, Donna Zim- merman and Merle Matthew (since deceased), Juanita put her busy schedule on hold and hit the “pro trail” as a member of the Greater Los Angeles Women’s Traveling League. The schedule required visiting 28 different centers per season, which at that time, was no easy task. Bill Stennis, owner of the well-known Golden Bird Restaurant chain, sponsored their team and Juanita proudly recalled bowling with teammate Georgia Veach and crossing lanes with the famous bowling pro Marion Ladewig. While traveling to tourna- ments across the United States Juanita endured anxieties and indignities most of us cannot even imagine. Times when she could not practice bowling until after midnight until all “other” bowlers were through. She was unable to eat at the bowling alley café counter where the “other” bowlers were seated. Juanita was blessed with an innate understanding of the times and the importance of which it took to break barriers. And, she did. Juanita set numerous records. Over300-400 trophies, medals, plaques, certificates, ribbons, and more. The first 720 series she shot at Hollywood Legion Lanes, (since closed) held top honors with WIBC for some time. Following her pro tours, Juanita devoted herself to all other facets of the bowling game. She was the resident Certified Instructor from 1971 to 1981 at Southwest Bowl at Western and Imperial, (which has since closed). Many of her students were from Southwest College across the street, several who were of foreign cultures and had little athletic ability. Although there was a language barrier, Juanita made her actions speak for her and helped pave the way for those youth to be able to enjoy the game anywhere. Juanita was instrumental in convincing the Los Angeles Board of Education to give grade credits to high school and college students who attended her classes. In 1961 Juanita joined the Los Angeles “600” Bowling Club and was eventually elected to their Board of Directors. In 1962 she was elected to the Board of Directors of the Los Angeles Women’s Bowling Association (LAWBA). Although Juanita was a “natural” in any sport she engaged in, she also possessed a wonderful talent for writing about sports. She was handsomely rewarded in many ar- eas. In 1963 she was given her own sports column which appeared weekly in the Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper for over 35 years. In all that time, she remained the devoted publicist to her Los Angeles organizations and the TNBA. It was during this same era that Los Angeles Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, (since deceased), presented Juanita with a “Writ of Commendation” for the poems and odes she composed about the newly dedicated Olympic Style Swimming Stadium at Will Rogers Park. It was this same year, while still managing Studio Bowling Academy that the Annual Press Conference and the Los Angeles Sentinel voted Juanita as the “Woman of the Year in Sports”. In 1987, when she retired from the Parks and Recreation, she received “Special Recognition from Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and Councilman Gilbert Lindsay, for all the dedication she had shown to bringing out the talents of the children she had coached in sports and tutored in art projects. In 1988, she was the first black member inducted into the LAWBA Hall of Fame and was made a Member Emeritus. In 1999, Juanita was elected to the Southern California Bowling Writers Hall of Fame. In 2004, she received the “Distinguished Service Award” from the United States Bowling Congress (USBC), California Association. Bowling was still Juanita’s life as she entered the “golden years”. I can remember that when she celebrated her 86th birthday in 2004, she was still bowling two leagues a week, and with her 140 average, continued to BOWLING FOR $$$$$ be extremely competitive and you could bet on her to win a FEBRUARY 7TH & FEBRUARY 21ST side pot now and again. MARCH 14TH & MARCH 28TH Even though the past five or $18.00 per person six years, Juanita was looked CHECK IN – 5:30pm after in an Assisted Living Fa- BOWL – 6:00pm cility, she never failed to keep SUPER JACKPOT* LOUSY BOWLER up on all the news in the bowl- ing arena. She was dearly MEN’S & WOMEN’S POT grateful to Carol Mancini, Edi- HALF TIME FUN SHOOT TOURNAMENT tor/Publisher of the California * restrictions apply. Must have been to the 2 prior Bowling News for sending the BF$’s to be eligible for Super Jackpot SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 2015 weekly issue to her by USPS. 1: 00 PM And, when I called her, on an average of every other day, she was watching one of the Wil- Inland Empire Men’s Club & THREE (3) DIVISIONS liams girls in a Tennis match. Inland Empire Ladies Club +176 AND ABOVE Or, if I couldn’t reach her, she later informed me she was in Peterson Point +175 TO 136 the Recreation Room playing Men bowl 1st Sunday of each month +135 AND BELOW Dominos and more than often Ladies bowl 2nd Sunday of each month would add,” I won a couple of Single person teams Bowl three (3) games of matches today”. And, more regular bowling and receive a 4 games importantly, Juanita never Rotate lanes after each game FREE t-shirt with entry! ended our conversations with- ONLY $15.00 PER BOWLER out sending her regards to my husband..... “Give Phil a Hug NEW LEAGUES STARTING SOON – WINTER HOURS: For Me” ** HOOLIGANS, OUTCASTS & THUGS** & SUN / THU 8AM–11PM +FRI/ SAT 8AM–1AM Juanita left us peacefully in **DO YOU KNOW B.O.B.? ** her sleep and on her terms…. working gallantly her entire CALL FOR DETAILS TODAY!! life to prove to all of us that RIVERSIDE she truly was a “trailblazer” LANES and that we could be proud ** SPACE AVAILABLE FOR PROSHOP** of the legend she left us with. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL TODAY! BOOK SWEEPERS /GROUP RESERVATIONS She was put to rest beside her BIRTHDAYS/ CORPORATE PARTIES mother Lenore, Tuesday, Feb- AMF ARROWHEAD LANES 1.888.590.2695 ruary 24th at Angelus Rosedale 299 W. 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LousyBowlerTour.Mar2015.indd 1 1/5/15 10:32 AM February 26, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 ATTENTION!!! San Gabriel www.TheNewDelRosaLanes.com Valley Bowlers SAN BERNARDINO — Here are some of our scores for the week of 2-16-15. Anchor Girl Trio Tournament is COVINA — If you haven’t March 28th at 6:30 p.m. Limited to 26 teams. Hold your signed up for this years Asso- spot by paying $42 deposit by March 8th. ciation Championship Tourna- Handicap Doubles: Richard McMichaels-279/706 Sam ment, March 3rd is the final Frisby-268/602 Fred Vollor-242 Hugh Shaffer-240/698 day. Michael Harvey-234 Joan McMichaels-212/554 Patti The Team Event, Singles Bechtold-197/528 Gina Dickerson-180 Becky Streich-179 and Doubles will all be held Lloydrene Harvey-177. March 7 and 8 at Bowlium Judson Baptist: Steve Phelps-187/507 Jon Neander-172 Lanes in Montclair. Jerry Burhop-171 Justin Sudol-145 Chris Kevari-130 Vicki Neander-160 Kirsta Dawson-136 Sharon Prentiss-129 All teams are foursomes. 4 Jennifer King-118. men and 4 women. Glass, Peters, Wilt Inducted into PBA Hall of Fame Capri: LeeAnn Malouff-188 Betty McCutchan-185 Esther Entry forms are available at Byrd-172. your local center, in this paper INDIANAPOLIS – PBA Senior standout Bob Glass, former PBA owner Chris Peters and long- Young At Heart: Jerry Burhop-227/644 Don Thomas-224 or call the Association office time PBA staff member Barb Wilt were inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame Class of 2015 Tuesday Fred Vollor-221 Ig Seifert-213/603 Dave Hill-212 Char- and Linda will take your entry evening at the Marriott Indianapolis North in conjunction with the 50th anniversary Barbasol PBA lie Short-203 Ed Higgins-200 Angie Higgins-170 Betty on the phone! No excuses. Tournament of Champions. McCutchan-169. Don’t have a team?? Call TNT: Joseph De La Torre-244/622 Larry Avery-234 Matt the office—maybe a team Glass was elected in the PBA50 Performance category while Peters and Wilt were recognized in Tanner-226/607 Thor Terry-209 Tim Eshelman-209 Mar- the Meritorious Service category for their extraordinary contributions behind the scenes to advance geBoyce-189/500 Lupe Cadiz-188 Jody Collins-171 Kim needs a bowler. the PBA. Campbell-171. If you don’t support your association—it won’t be long Glass, one of the first true power players on the PBA50 Tour, competed as a senior between Tuesday Mixed 4: Darrin Brown-275/678 Del Karper- before there won’t be one!!! 1997 and 2007 when he won nine titles and finished in the top five 38 times in 78 tournaments, earn- 265/694 Brandon Tripp-252/619 Bob Corrigan-238/622 Ryan McPherson-229 Al Collins-226/644 Grace Hague- ing just shy of a half-million dollars. He won a pair of majors – the 2000 Brunswick PBA Senior 188/503 Patti Bechtold-186/514. Championship and 2001 United States Bowling Congress Seniors Masters – and earned PBA50 Park & Rec: Joe Moreno-244/622 Ig Seifert-225/650 Player of the Year honors in 2000, 2001 and 2004. Sam Frisby-200 Esther Byrd-191 Teresa Vest-170 Donna Bowl For A Cause “The Senior Tour was an opportunity to do something I always wanted to do,” Glass said. “It Beech-165. has provided a lot of guys like me an opportunity to combine their career with the tremendous Wed Vegas: Hugh Shaffer-256/687 Scott Keeney-246 Larry Avery-223/627 Glenda Ferguson-225 Likapeka Tournament experience of bowling competitively at a high level and meeting a lot of wonderful people. I miss Ibarra-217. bowling and the people. S.B. County: Gerry Dagonese-265/678 Frank Gilmore- “I’m a very analytical person, but through bowling on the Senior Tour I learned the importance 247/600 Greg Peters-246/673 Victor Contreras-244/666 Sat. February 28 of intuition,” he continued during his acceptance speech. “I also learned that there were similarities Jerry Ivy-244 Ron Barnett-244 Mike Mormann-237 John Valentine-227/649 Robert Richards-225/631 Steve Dol- by Frank Weiler between bowling on the Senior Tour and my regular job. Success is gained not only through experi- MURRIETA — MI- ence but also from the knowledge and what I could learn from young people.” phin-223/660 Toni Futch-203 Mendy Smith-168 Daisy LaFountain-168 Caitlin Kammeyer-163. CHELLE’S PLACE BREAST Glass, 67, who holds a PhD in economics and has a law degree, lives in Lawrence, Kansas, and Happy Gamblers: Jerome Forch-278/685 Charley CANCER RESOURCE CEN- currently is Chief of Economics and Rates with the Kansas Corporation Commission in nearby Featherstone-259/616 Tommy Hague-253 Claudell Curry- TER is sponsoring a tourna- Topeka. 244/634 Ron Smith-243/672 Mark Tucker-242/618 Ryan ment at Cal Oaks Bowl on ********************* McPherson-236 Russell Ruiz-235/619 Adrian Hernandez- Saturday, February 28. The 234/627 Josh Ball-227/646 Lorri Scott-256/639 Bridgett tournament will benefit wom- Peters, an early employee of Microsoft who later became an executive with the company, led Young-225 Patti Bechtold-214 Esther Byrd-204. en with all forms of cancer and Don Thomas-269/709 Charley Feath- the effort to purchase the PBA with partners and fellow Microsoft executives Mike Slade and Rob Golden Goodies: their families. Glaser in 2000. erstone-246/609 Jerry Burhop-227 Mike Cram-222 Frank DeLuca-205 Charlie Short-200 Jean Newton-208/553 Michelle’s Place is a full Peters and his partners provided an infusion of capital to ensure a solid foundation for the orga- Donna Beech-189. Nonprofit Charity. All its nization while at the same time providing vision and innovative ideas to enhance the fan experience Good Times: Keith Coffman-299/689 Jerry Mullenix- services are free. The center especially in the areas of event presentation and online coverage. The introduction of a profession- 279/769 David Brown-278/734 Scott Barak-258/715 Mar- offers mammograms, chemo ally-designed “arena” style set for TV finals, including professional presentation of signage and an cos DeLeon-256 Bob Corrigan-255/667 Rick MacLaren- caps, prosthesis, wigs, bras, overall enhanced image, helped the PBA generate more new non-bowling corporate sponsorships 248/660 Chris Skufca-247/709 Ray Cobb-246/698 Ted hats, scarves, seminars and Tedford-245 Daniel Drost-245/635 Jennifer Waddell- than the PBA had seen in several years. much more. Michelle’s Place 224/592 Rolann Karper-223/601 Lisa Wyche-211 Esther has helped over 9,500 women Peters also introduced Strike Pass, the forerunner of PBA’s online bowling channel Xtra Frame, Byrd-201 Sjana Robinson-190 Sheila Eppens-190. across the Inland Empire with and the PBA Exempt Tour creating an “elite” tour to better showcase PBA Tour players and provide Saturday Vegas: Ken DeMaio-269/677 Mike Morales- over 100,000 free services. the Tour’s most successful players with guaranteed opportunities to make a living by including 238/588 Dennis Cassidy-202 Joe Cassidy-202 Anissa Michelle’s Place is one of increased prize money for standard events. Castaneda-211 Lisa Jenks-189 Patty Cook-188. Weekend Rollers: Steve Whitworth-279/736 Marty Coy- the few facilities in Riverside “First, I share this honor with Mike and Rob and couldn’t have done it without them,” Peters azo-277/672 Richard MacLaren-268/705 Jerome Forch- County offering free services said. “When the opportunity presented itself (to purchase the PBA) all I could think of was how 258/685 Tom Collins-257/657 Del Karper-256/729 Gary to women less than 40 years wasteful it would have been for this prestigious 40-year-old sports organization to just go away. Stebbins-254 Mike Contreras-248 Nathan Urrutia-248/704 old. My motivation was to prevent something so valuable from being just tossed away.” Joe Contreras-247/690 Bryan Howard 247 Christy Cayce- Michelle’s Place is named 279/609 Toni Futch-275/662 Joyce Higashida-234 Steph- in honor of MICHELLE WAT- anie McDowell-222 Elise Hamner-216. SON. Michelle was a victim ********************* Bumper Buddies: Jonnie Palomino-89 Eric Murga-89 Devin Ibarra-88 Luke-81 Dior Murga-76 Elizabeth Po- of breast cancer passing away Wilt, who joined the PBA staff in 1970, retired to North Carolina in 2014 after 44 years of ser- on July 23, 2000, at the age of vice to the organization. Her duties ranged from processing all PBA Tour entries to managing all chop-91 Madison Heinrich-82 Scarlett Quesenberry-82 Ariana Iborogu-54. 26. of the PBA’s statistical records, and virtually every other hands-on office chore over her extensive Del Rosa Youth: Austin Veteto-196/510 Michael Flores- SHE PASSED AWAY TOO career. 179 Matt Tucker-171 Zachary King-170 Jolene King-159 YOUNG BECAUSE BREAST When the PBA was sold in 2000, the new owners asked Wilt to assist with the transition to the Hanna Smith-134 Jynel Morrow-132 Melanie Gallegos- CANCER FACILITIES AND new headquarters in Seattle, so she moved to Seattle and continued to work to make improvements 115. SERVICES WERE NOT in membership, entries and statistical processes. AVAILABLE TO YOUNGER “When a 20-year-old walks into the PBA for the first time it’s just a job, but it would become WOMEN IN OUR AREA AT much more than that,” Wilt said. “More than 40 years later this is the last place I imagined I would THE TIME. be.” MARGARET VASSAR is Michele’s Place was cre- ated by her family in response Twice during her tenure with PBA, Wilt had left the organization but was asked to return when to Michele’s dying wish for a her replacements didn’t work out. Women’s Club Champion place where younger female “I did a job I loved to do, and worked with great people and terrific athletes,” she added. “I’m cancer victims can receive by Frank Weiler especially grateful to have had the opportunity to work with (PBA founder) Eddie Elias and all the comfort, resources and infor- commissioners who followed him.” SAN BERNARDINO — Margaret Vassar finished as cham- mation. Anyone interested in She was the face of the PBA among most of its thousands of members over four-plus decades, pion of the Fall/Winter Women’s Club Session. She is a fierce participating in this worth- providing a familiar and friendly voice to help them with their needs, and she was conduit between competitor who knows how to win and is my favorite to win the while bowling fundraiser may PBA’s national and regional tournament directors in bridging the gap between the office and the Spring/Summer Session. contact DINA DURAN for road. She also became the organization’s unofficial historian and served as a guardian of old re- details at 951-699-5455. The The TOP 5 finishers were: cords, photographs and historical information. fundraising tournament will roll on Saturday, February 28 1. Margaret Vassar 102.02 (Peterson Points) at Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl Also during the ceremony, 2. Toni Futch 101.24 emcee Nelson Burton Jr., paid 3. Likapeka Ibarra 99.78 at 7 PM. Registration begins at tribute to his fellow Hall of 4. Teri Soto 99.48 6 PM. The tourney is a handi- Famer Chuck Pezzano who 5. Mendy Smith 99.48 cap affair. See you there. died Jan. 23 at the age of 86. Pezzano, a PBA charter mem- The TOP 5 averages were: Mary Lynly Has ber and bowling historian was 1. Toni Futch 199 widely recognized as the dean Knee Replacement 2. Margaret Vassar 185 ROSEVILLE — Just spoke of bowling journalists among 3. Therese Lloyd 184 with Mary, and she is anxious many other accomplishments 4. Likapeka Ibarra 179 to get back on the lanes. in the sport. 5. Pacita Baker 179 5. Mary Andrucyk 179 After a few years of a “pain in the KNEE”, Mary finally The TOP SCORES were: said yes, DO IT! Lots of bowlers have knee Scratch Series (four games) 820 Pacita Baker problems from those foul line Scratch Game 248 Toni Futch stops. So it’s either get a new Handicap Series 1023 Earline Edwards knee or get a new hobby. Handicap Game 294 Mendy Smith Happy Birthday Mary and see you on the lanes real soon. Margaret Vassar Congratulations ladies and Thank You BOWLING NEWS for supporting CITRUS BELT women. The Crew at the Bowling News Page 10 BOWLING NEWS February 26, 2015

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Make it a graduation party, Happy Rollers Too: Sheryl Murray 236, Mary Piaschick members and coaches of the Winnetka Bowl and Canoga birthday party, surprize party, or just a bowling party for 195, Maureen Riveria 164. Park Bowl youth programs who participated in the 4th An- friends. You don’t have to worry about the weather, rain or Adult Youth Match Point: Adults—Matt Mosley 690, Ricko nual Junior Alumni Tournament last Saturday. It was great shine. Just bowling fun with some delicious pizza. Dyczewski 227/642, Matt Mesa 615, Maria Kennedy 437. to see everyone. Now for some scores... Youth—Semaj Lewis 601, Alan HIcks 595, Lorenzo Viala Here are the weekly high scores for this weeks report... V.A.: Chris Martinez 623, John Doval 601, Armand Ivory 548, Lindsey Dyczewski 464, Morgan Kennedy 346. Thirsty Nite Out: Mike Stiverson 632, Liz Rogers 522, 512, Diana Henderson 486, Randall Leoncio 223, Chris That’s all for this week. See you in the month of March Patrick Reed 227, Jewel Williams 208/483, Ed Uyemuki Abing 218, Michelle McGarry 201. when we tell you about Daylight Saving Time. 222/606, Chris Ivey 224/599, Daniel Barkin 215/593, Kyle Big Bear: Sonny Dew 258/739, Chris Slack 278/704, Andrus 220/577, Daniel Barkin 215. Jonathan Gale 254/695, Curt Soares 259/675, Steve Clark Party Animals: Gary Gladstone 264/704, Elizabeth Fon- 258/668, Mark Fowler 245/650, Ken Seiple Jr. 237/643, vergne 215/620, Henry Harris 287, Mark Meade 279/682, Jimmy Hamilton 275/639, Mike Evans 628, George Reister Kevin Gross 672, Frank Martinez Jr. 252/661, Marsha Mar- 626, Philllip Gipson 611, Joseph Lopes 609, Paul Staff 606, Pickwick Bowl tinez 208/522, Rishelle Davis 504, Tony Brooks 246/694. Debra Gipson 246/703, Shirley Owens 238/668, Cathy An- 921 Riverside Dr. The Classics: Christopher George 212/604, Pam Findl derson 214/629, Caroline Head 223/596, Allisen Sutton Burbank, CA 91506 563, Larry George 217/602, Bo Fogel 215, Louis Enriquez 204/581, Todd Cary 542, Ella Wilson 527, Evette Franklin 558, Mike Gilbreath 495, Rean Luttrell 207/545, Leah Hoff- 526, Annie Yonemura 525, Becky Simpson 520. by Tish (818) 842-7188 man 526, Stella Martinez 515, Laurie Gilmore 202. Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Art Diemert 222/622, Larry Cos- Van Nuys Eagles: J.T. Porras 254/638, Hilda Myers 495, grove 200/616, Wayne Moon 213/596, Billy Williams BURBANK — I have noticed a trend lately within league Amalia Ocon 182, Al Tarrant 231/633, Ed Jones 222/595, 536, Walter Gist 509, Stan Murren 509, Danne VanHorn bowling. I’m wondering if you have noticed it as well. It Ron Craig 544, Danny Gilmore 511, Joe Myers 511. 203/558, Yvonne Clarke 495. seems bowlers are more focused on winning points rather River Maniacs: Scott Englehart 270/763, Elizabeth Fon- Mini Couples: Charles Viala 688, Boylee Inocente 587, than the league experience as a whole. vergne 247/651, Kevin Gross 270/735, Johnnie Englehart Bill Dennis 562, Orrelle Dennis 493, Kathy Liedahl 493, Previously I have addressed the complaints about hand- 258/707, Russ Gothrick 269/698, Mark May 694, Patti Patti Palomo 467, Rob Cotter 256, Rene Palomo 214, Kirk icaps, one team vs another, as being outrageously high Ehart 221/565, Monise Kelly 214/556, Rosie Bates 531, Van-Doren 211, Gina Bjoralt 176, Girlie Huervas 171, Tess even though the same handicap percentage applies to ev- Rachel Steinberg 513, Dan Onestinghel 267. Santos 171. eryone. Also, the misunderstanding of team maximums in Monday Nite Madness: Paul Dean 220/633, Diana Rol- Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 243/662, Karen Witt scratch leagues and the concept of ‘bringing in a ringer’. lins 182/478, Travis Coffman 258/612, Jerome Hampton 224/609, Bheth Alcayde 232/578, Leona Belletti 207/555, Bowlers are concerning themselves with the idea that 227/620, Wayne McClean 225/606, Steven Schulkin 547, Adela Santos 534, Hedy Schoner 517, Agnes Blaisdell teams have been put together to gang up on the rest of Chris Castro 223. 517, Carole Fischer 508. Side-pot winners—Game One: the league not realizing bowlers may be rerated after an Comedians: Russ Gothrick 255/673, Erica Pollack 242/610, Leona Belletti 244; Game Two: Brenda Durnin 205; Game absence to the sport or are simply improving their skills. Shawn Zaer 244/656, Chuck Glasser 648, Dan Kline 640, Three: Bheth Alcayde 263. What happened to the bowlers who would stay togeth- Andrew Ibrahim 236/634, Jan Sandman 225/590, Karen Fil-Am Bowleros: George Gaucin 257/678, Leon Brad- er, no matter what, because they were friends knowing full Norman 495, Gary Fish 247, Ray Stoy 246. ford 257/676, Jojie Barrientos 235/659, Ronald Jallorina well their average as a team was not competitive? Or those Wednesday Night Rollers: Rob Cohen 248/721, Kathy 246/656, Vic Santos 230/645, James Borillo 240/639, VIc who are friends and split up for the greater good of the Brening-Ray 220/590, Jordan Justman 289/641, Troy Gib- Hidalgo 235/620, Rick Llaneta 233/615, Benjie Calinawan league? son 242/682, Nick Corralejo 259/666, Mark Ellis 256/644, 610, Freddie Catamisan 610, Richard Abrantes 231/610, I wouldn’t question this intense obsession with blow- Stephanie Geitgey 536. Rey Santos 236/607, Charles Viala 248/606, Jean Colian by-blow fairness if a bowler could actually make money Copper Bucket: J.T. Porras 218/622, Karen Vance 257/617, Emily Burchman 207/565, Elvie Medestomas in leagues. Truth is, we don’t! Even if we are the league 200/556, Mike Brackin 231/563, Rusty Yeager Jr. 595, Joe 204/559, Shirley Owens 230/543, Adela Santos 539. champs, we never make up the same amount we put into Myers 221/570, Aaron Story 229/540, Tom Borrelli 540, Vegas Crackpots: Jacob Culpepper 267/672, Geno Shaw the league, let alone make a profit. In order to do that, we Corinne Lista 454, Ed Dominguez 208. 233/653, Gerald Willams Jr. 247/649, Ernie Perryman would have to pay extremely high fees every week and not 500 Classic: Patti Ehart 234/636, Cindy Dominguez 555, 223/644, Raymond Jenkins 236/628, Carl Stokes 248/623, many are willing. Farol Brifman 554, Mary Lauer 513. Marcel Vandross 622, Alwyn Woods 591, Anthony Fredrick I have always maintained that if I had to bowl for a liv- SFVCC Nikkei: Kevin Eto 250/716, Pei Eto 221/605, Kirk 233/583, Jimmy Parks 227/571, Ellen Myers 241/643, Teka ing I would starve. What is your opinion? You may want to Sasaki 224/627, Harry Yamagami 246/606, Sho Kadona- Williams 211/569, Sheila McKissic 214/550. share it with your league officers or center manager. Just ga 224/596, Stan Date 593, Sandra Yamamoto 213/601, Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 258/687, Tim Ca- sayin’! Noriko Fukunaga 536, Kiyoshi Suruki 219. ble 244/642, Brandon Mims 226/629, Frederick Radcliffe SENIORS 224/574, Byron Burdine 554, William Radcliffe 224/540, Sunday Night League: (scr) Tristan Beaner 279, Vickie 49’Ers: Richard Greenzweight 212/611, Carolyn Scherz- Julie Grabinski 181/499. Maas 198, Will Pisnieski 721, Kasey Dagenais 547. (hdcp) berg 205/548, Curtis Litzenberger 227/575, Rick Kopper Corona Ladies: Shirley Dohrman 502, Betty Green Bob Duncan 297, Ann Jones 263, Ryan Hinchliffe 792, Re- 215/603, Philip Lanni 215/589, Bob Husby 569, Diana 184/496, Caroline Stewart 472. Side-pot winners—Game gina Beaner 644. Walden 513, Rick Dobris 210, Rick Dobris 210. One: Liz 206; Game Two: Shirley 183; Game Three: Betty Senior Swingers: (scr) Ray Garcia 212, Mary Lander 158, Funtimers: Al Reiswig 236/631, Carolyn Scherzberg 211. Ed Bugayong 514, Barbara Teitel 413. (hdcp) Rick Langer 223/575, Philip Lanni 234/629, Ron Doll 628, Robert Ad- Recycled Teens: Rob Kordich 236/642, Jim Plante 227, Ester Bugayong 211, Fred Rapp 647, Susan Jones ams 227/624, Bernhardt Roth 623, Bev Zietz 515, Liz Rog- 235/621, Jojo Jasmin 594, Boylee Inocente 227/584, Ron 605. ers 499, Mel Neiditch 223, Bill Robb 223. Leidholdt 208/543, Vancie Keith 212/547, Divina Buhay Monday 690: (scr) Nick Kukta 237, Glenda Nale 221, Den- 39’Ers: Ron Doll 267/745, Carolyn Scherzberg 204/583, 503. nis Brown 596, Helen Owens 534. (hdcp) Dylan Jimenez Dianne Elliott 205, Jose Blanco 257/647, Robert Adams Young At Heart: Annie Maae “Sour Apple”. Glenn Mer- 272, Cathy Stevens 246, Zach Hall 664, Cheryl Mikels 259/629, Jerry Kanowitz 234/627, Les Charbonneau 621, chant 240/668, Emerson Wafer 248/658, Ralph Montgom- 674. Carole Peire 575, Patricia Carpenter 516, Edie Goldberg ery 266/656, Ed Palma 225/627, Andrew Morton 228/609, LA Metro Telco: (scr) Mike McMahon 241, Joan Hagerty 510, Mary Lauer 501, Al Reiswig 236. Rey Santos 609, B.J. 230/608, Bob Sneed 279/582, Ger- 165, Bob Zappaterreno 601, Joyce Hill 461. (hdcp) George JUNIORS ald Lunceford 578, Art Diemert 222/575, Annie Maae 215- Chatigny 269, Michelle Marx 271, Dave Brubaker 745, Kim Junior Royals: Erik Godin 280/701, Jacey Opiana 202/564, Mary Smyth 200/515. Dove 638. 215/587, Justin Pluchino 232/594, William Wales 448, Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 256/667, Shorty Ramos 258/623, Orbits: Hdcp scores only. Cathy Stevens 230, Catherine Kai Burris 168/431, Skylar Sakuei 137/368, Julia Frias Don Louis 547, Bruce Brown 209/539, Chuck Appleberry Noonan 223, Joan Jones 220, Vicki Olivia 623, Lori Durbin 184/525, Deanna Frias 140/335. 529, Karen Roubinov 505, Barbara Crawford 503, Ashley 612, Cheryl Mikels 598. Junior All-Stars: (2 games) Gannon Alvarado 135/2443, Brown 502, Stacy Kelly 206. ICF Trios: Hdcp scores only. Eddie Fulgoni 255, Lucille Dee Dee Baldwin 84/166, Mackenzie Arand 84/156, Sara Sierra Bugs: Kelle Falbo 212/545, Shonna Hernandez Horesji 250, Joe Horesji 672, Rita LeBlanc 678. Miric 70/135, Cloee Velasquez 71/120, Belle Palacio 510, Anna VonMuegge 500, Yvonne Clark 215. Side-pot JPL: (scr) Ken Glazebrook 221, Amy Tumminello 134, 43/80. winners Game One: Ann Palmer 230; Game Two: Anna Bryan Burgos 516, Megan Richardson 368. (hdcp) Erik Al- 8 For 8: Louis Depero 101/193, Michael Campos102/190, VonMuegge 179; Game Three: Yvonne Clark 235. erstam 246, Laura Jones 234, Ben Marshall 609, Jaymie Tyler Jarrett 77/153, Jonathan Harris Jr. 75/141, Mekaylah L.B.S. Employees: King Rouse 603, Eugene Carter 515, Rogriguez 708. 99/175, Skyler Burris 85/157. Maota Bahr 525, Karen Foote 436, Rich Ewaskey 222, Guys & Dolls: (scr) Zach Hall 232, Angela Stansbery 183, That’s all for now. See you on the lanes next week. Becky Carroll 180. Roy Stansbery 645, Tracy Chow 470. (hdcp) Jeff Ellis 285, Senior Men’s Trio: Daryl McCloud 290/728, John Smith Colleen Simpson 255, Haitham Jammal 665, Matina Evans 722, Marc Kashinsky 719, Anthony Smith 268/713, Jimmy 668. VOLUME 76, NO. 9 Hamilton 696, Steve Dagel 278, Chauncey Merritt 267, Senior Foursome: (scr) Jim DeAngelo 185, Marie Menez California Jojo Jasmin 259. 173, Bob Rosenblum 561, Lydia Gantt 462. (hdcp) Doug Marcus Lemons Vegas: Tony Kellum 278/710, Darren McMillen 228, Barbara Teitel 234, Bobby Jackson 656, Ju- Stilllwell 703, Vernon Adams 683, Brandon Grant 267/681, lie Peters 668. Bowling News David Fitzgerald 259/678, Edwin Spears 674, Mitchell Thursday 890: (scr) Walter Abdon 257, Lori Henke 188, EDITORIAL OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS Grissett 265/666, Crystal Barker 266/759, Felecia Tripp Ryan Hinchliffe 706, Cortney Lyon 531. (hdcp) Jason White 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. P.O. Box 4160 247/622, Tianna Tipton 238/608, Diann Donaldson 599, 290, Julieta Ward 243, Kurt Zappaterreno 750, Bridget Norwalk, CA 90650 Downey, CA 90240 Denita Burton 235/596, Sonia Mansfield 234/581, Rachel Carter 712. Macias 559. That’s a wrap for now. 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Invitational Keystone Lanes Takes Over Top Spot TOP 10 TEAMS ROUND 4 by Randy Myers Keystone Lanes $ 17 American Harvest Vodka 12 DOWNEY — Keystone Lanes showed why they are Gabriel Martinez was high on the pair with 621 in the losing Erickson Foods $$$ 16 Bowlium 12 the #1 Seed for this season, as they took down last week’s effort for SYSCO. Matt Schermerhorn shot 237/648 to lead Threadworks 15 Power House Video Games 11 leader Threadworks 4 to 1. This week it was Herbert Jones his Cook’s Bowling Supply team to a 5-0 sweep over Los Forest Lanes 14 Alhambra Coin Center 11 236/641 and Arnold Cheesman 628 leading the way, while Altos Trophies. Los Altos was led by Pat P.J. Yarns and his Casamigos Tequila 14 Cook’s Bowling Supply 11 Paul Varela 237/581 to get the lone 3rd game win for 3rd 581 series. Herzog Insurance benefitted from the night’s top place Threadworks. In a disturbing trend, Erickson Foods bowler, Mikey Villarreal shooting 259/670 as they defeated swept yet another opponent (in my absence) as my “sub” for the defending champs 4-1. Bobby Hornacek shot 212 to end TOP 10 LAST WEEK my sub, Danny Ly shot 642 to make it 15-0 when I’m out with 581 & gain The Professional Approach their lone win. Mikey Villarreal 670 Gabriel Martinez 621 of town. Doug Kempt shot 530 as high bowler for Alhambra It didn’t take much in the next matchup as Leonard Ruiz Jr. Matt Schermerhorn 648 Kevin Valmonte 615 Coin Center. So Keystone, how much will you pay me to shot 569 to lead Pino’s Pizza to a 4-1 over Blizz Yogurt. Blizz Herbert Jones 641 Joe Jimenez 608 show up next week? Send me your offers… Forest Lanes was led by Vic Fabris’s 576. Missing their “true anchor” GJC Sam Hitchcock 639 Jon Diso 604 moved into serious contention with their 5-0 sweep of DV8 Services struggled all night in taking one win. Joey Hanna Arnold Cheesman 628 Harry Wong 602 as Jon Diso shot 604 to nudge Mike Nakunz 599 for top set. shot 562 to pace GJC. Sam Hitchcock shot 639 in the loss to lead the pair. Forest Sidepot winners were Game 1- Gabriel Martinez 243, and Threadworks will battle next week for the true top spot, Game 2 Mikey Villarreal, also taking the Financial Advisor’s Super Sweeper Pot as the top two teams are already in the roll-offs. CASAMI- pot for $245, while Justin Ziegler and Matt Schermerhorn Sponsored by Dean Sanderson of GO’S Tequila moved to 14-6 with their sweep as they took shared 2nd place with 237, netting $50 each. Game 3 Super Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc. full advantage of Super Sub Dean Sanderson’s 243/650 to Pot went to Paul Varela with 237. The night’s big winner was 1st - 259 Mikey Villarreal 2nd - 237 Justin Ziegler shoot the night’s high team series of 2448. Dean got plenty Kevin Jones, as he was the only bowler to throw all 3 strikes Matt Schermerhorn of support as Joe Jimenez 608 and Harry Wong 602 contrib- in the 3rd game 10th frame to walk away with $1000. I am uted nicely, Mike Jennnings led Tifco Industries with 540. happy to report we have a new first time “TRUE ANCHOR” 1265 Corona Pointe Court American Harvest Vodka joined the party as well, fin- Del Rio’s very own Charlie Kinstler earned the crown this Suite 115-9 ishing with a 3-2 win over Power House Video Games to week with 431. Corona, CA 92879 remain just 3 games out of the Round lead. Kevin “Too With the top two teams already qualified, there are 9 teams FINANCIAL ADVISORS, INC. Tall & now thousandaire” Jones was tops for the winners, within 5 points of winning this round. Only 3 weeks remain, Transamerica Financial Group Division Office: 951.530.9343 while Eddie VanDaniker’s 590 paced Power House. Scott so it should provide for another exciting finish. Who is going Mobile: 714.875.0450 Poddig shot an even 600 set to lead Bowlium to a 4-1 over to join the hunt for the championship? The next few weeks Dean Sanderson Fax: 951.389.3755 J.A.T. who were topped by DeeRonn Booker’s 561. Kevin will decide a victor, who’s your pick? Looking forward to re- Registered Representative [email protected] Valmonte continued his hot bowling as he shot 615 to pave turning next week, until then, have a blessed week everyone, License: 0F92487 www.tfaconnect.com the way for Linder Insurance and their 4-1 over SYSCO. see you next Monday at Del Rio in Downey. Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey CA 90240 • (562) 927-3351 IT’S A NO BRAINER. BOWLWITHBRUNSWICK.COM/BALLS/DETAIL/MASTERMIND-INTELLECT

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