July 1, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday July 1, 2010 Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 Kulick, O’Neill and Mike DeVaney Wins Williams vie for 2010 PCB at Forest Lanes Lake Forest, CA— was Horan at +49 on the de- Mike DeVaney topped the manding 39’ sport compliant ESPY Awards field with a 218-202 victory in lane pattern. Mike finished the by B. A. Campbell the position round to hold off a tournament with 2-2 match charge by Dennis Horan Jr of play record and a 214.83 av- LOS ANGELES—Three Temecula. Going into the po- erage for the win. Please see of the hottest names in pro sition round, all four finalists full results on www.pacific- bowling are in contention for were within 76 pins so it was coastbowlers.com or in this is- the 2010 “Best Bowler” ESPY anyone’s game. Steve Smith of sue of the Bowling News. The award, and YOU get to vote! San Diego defeated Jim Mur- next PCB event is slated for The three contenders are: Kelly tishaw of Menifee 233-188 in July 18th at Del Rosa Lanes Kulick (the first woman to win the other position round match with a 9:00 AM start time. a PBA Tour title, the Tour- but Dennis’s 202 was enough The August event is the Trio nament of Champions); Bill to hold on to second place by Event also at Del Rosa Lanes O’Neill (finished 2nd in PBA 11 pins. DeVaney earned $700 comprised of a 45 & over season points and U.S. Open for the Victory, Horan re- male, a 44 & under male and Mike DeVaney winner) and Walter Ray Wil- ceived $500 for second, Smith a female. Entry forms for both sors Dexter Shoes, Thread- liams Jr. (PBA season points $350 for third and Murtishaw events are available on www. works Inc Embroidery, 1-2-3 leader, earnings leader, scoring $250 for fourth. The cut score pacificcoastbowlers.com. PCB Awards, and Chaya Tequila for average and tops in match play for the 8 games of qualifying would like to thank our spon- their support. appearances). Fans can vote for Best Bowler and 36 other catego- ries until July 10th, 11:59 pm USA Squad Selected For World ET at espn.com/espys or for “Best Team” or “Best Female the first time at facebook.com/ Athlete” that pit nominees from ESPN . Winners will be an- different sports against each nounced Wed. July 14th at the other. Fans can check out tick- Youth Championships LIVE broadcast of the ESPYs etmaster.com to purchase some ARLINGTON­­—Eight up- ster, N.Y. Liz Johnson, Robert Smith, (9pmET/6pm PT) on ESPN and of the limited number of tickets and-coming bowlers will fol- The World Youth Champi- Stefanie Nation, Michael Fa- ESPN HD. still available to attend the live low in the footsteps of stars onships will take place at Tali gan, Shannon Pluhowsky, Di- Broadcast LIVE from Nokia ESPYs awards show. Some such as Kelly Kulick and Bowl in Helsinki from July andra Asbaty, Lynda Barnes, Theatre/ LA Live in downtown of the ESPY nominees this Tommy Jones by representing 24-Aug. 1 and will feature Tammy Boomershine and Kim Los Angeles, CA, the ESPYs year include Usain Bolt, Brett Junior Team USA at the 2010 bowlers from an estimated 48 Terrell-Kearney. will recognize both sport-spe- Favre, Drew Brees, Landon World Tenpin Bowling Asso- countries. At the most recent World cific achievements, such as Donovan, LeBron James, Tiger ciation World Youth Champi- “This event is the ultimate Youth Championships in 2008 “Best MLB Player” and “Best Woods, Serena Williams, Lind- onships in Helsinki, Finland, stage for youth bowling and a in Orlando, Fla., the United WNBA Player,” as well as say Vonn, Kim Clijsters and the next month. chance for your young players States came away with a best-in-sport winners, such as Los Angeles Lakers. The Junior Team USA boys to compete against the world’s bronze in boys team and Dean selected to compete are Jake best,” Team USA head coach Richards won the silver in Peters of Decatur, Ill., Andrew Rod Ross said. “The World Masters match play. The girls Koff of Miami, Craig Hanson Youth Championships is the did not medal. of Orlando, Fla., and Devin experience of a lifetime and In the coveted four-player Bidwell of Simi Valley, Calif. a key step in developing the team event, Junior Team USA On the girls side, the represen- next generation of Team USA last won the gold medal for tatives are Christine Bator of stars.” the girls in 2004 in Tamun- Warren, Mich., Jenn Boisselle Past medal winners in the ing, Guam, while the boys of Brandon, Fla., Kristie Petra- World Youth Championships last earned the gold in 2000 in vich of West Palm Beach, Fla., from the United States include Santo Domingo, Dominican and Brittni Hamilton of Web- bowling stars Kulick, Jones, Republic. Bowling News ABTA in Las Vegas This Weekend!! Honor Roll SOUTH POINT to Host ABTA Las Vegas Open July 1-2-3-4 Name Score Date Center $8,000 Min 1st Place. Up to $12,500 1st with Bonuses arnold cheesman 300 06-21-10 DEl rio lanes Onsite Entries are Welcomed / New Members Welcome to Join • All Days are Separate Qualifying Boards kent steckbeck 300 06-21-10 cal bowl NEW Members Join up to 209 Average Only $10 • Nevada Bowlers Free Membership rob piroozshad 845 06-23-10 FOrest lanes ray sanchez 300 06-23-10 mission hills bowl LAS VEGAS — There are erage are welcome as this is $88, $78 and all others only Keith klagge 300 06-24-10 FOrest lanes some rooms still available at an Open Event! Membership $62 martin barabasch 300 06-25-10 mission hills bowl ken rejman 300 06-25-10 DEl rio lanes the South Point as the ABTA will only be $10.00. Seniors Reduced Entries will re- juan sandoval 300 06-25-10 linbrook bowl will hold it’s July 1-2-3-4 Men 55+ and Ladies 49+ re- ceive $5,000 1st place and 60 Open Event at the Beautiful ceive free Membership in the % of all Prizes funds 1st Entry ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: South Point. The First Place ABTA. Averages must be $59, re entries $52 & $48. bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon Guarantee of $8,000 and up COMPLETELY VERIFIED to There are qualifying squads to $12,500 First Place can be enter and Join the ABTA . all four days and Each Day is a YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page. won with the Bonuses and Entry Fees for the Big separate qualifying board with e-mail to: [email protected] Cash N Carry Options. Call Paying Event are reasonable 1 in 5 1/2 bowlers making the Bob (cell) 562-228-3960. with First Entry $98, Prepaid board daily. men: 300 or 800 Women: 298,299,300 or 700+ New members up to 209 Av- $100 On-site, Re Entries are continued on page 4 4th of July Tournaments 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place check-in ABT Citrus Belt/OC Fri-Sat-Sun July 2-3-4 West Covina Lanes SUNDAY, July 18th at 5PM 4:30 • Entry Fee: $50 Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. ABTA Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun July 1-2-3-4 South Point Crazy Doubles #5 Sunday July 4 BRN Vista Lanes “Kegel Winding Road” Oil Pattern Used PCB Sunday July 18 Del Rosa Lanes Page 2 BOWLING NEWS July 1, 2010 Mark Dyer Wins Regular Division www.pacificcoastbowlers.com

1-Day Event WCST Ebonite Singles at Cal Bowl Del Rosa Lanes - San Bernardino, CA Sunday July 18th, 2010 Walt Block Wins Super Seniors NEW!! - SEPARATE WOMENS by Dick Sanders & SENIOR DIVISIONS LAKEWOOD—Mark Dyer (Moreno Valley), won his 4th WCST Title, last weekend at Cal

NEW MEMBERS SPECIAL Bowl, in Lakewood, CA. This was a different type of qualifying and finals from our normal for- NO $10 LATE FEE IF YOU JOIN ON-SITE! mats. Bowlers bowled 8 games of qualifying instead of 10 games. Then a break for lunch, for one Visit website for membership info hour. The top 3 qualifiers, then returned to bowl two more games, adding to their total pins from the Start Time: Qualifying Roll call 8:30 AM & Bowl at 9:00 AM qualifying. Then the top 2 play two out of three games, match play, dropping all total pins, Mark Finals will start 1/2 hour after end of Qualifying Dyer was the winner, beating Larry Gray 2 games to none. Mark’s scores, once again very high Entry Fee: PCB Members - $150; Non-members - $175 $10 Late fee for paying on-site. in the qualifying. The entry field was very light, with only 9 entries, but they made it interesting. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash in each division Larry Gray, a winner of many PCB Championships from years ago, had not bowled with us, in Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or a couple of years, bowled very well in this one day tournament, as well as Chuck Hansen, who jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). finished 3rd. 3 checks paid out for $1,250.00. A total of $76,400.00 paid out for 10 tournaments Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 1 in 4(max of 8) in each division will bowl round robin match play finals. Total pins plus bonus will determine final stand- in 2010. Over-all for 308 tournaments, a total pay-off of $3,552.521.00. Prize Fund Checks to: ings. 1st Place, Mark Dyer, $550, 2nd, Larry Gray (Torrance), $400.00, and 3rd to Chuck Hansen (W. Sidepots & Brackets: Sidepots & brackets will be offered. Hills), $325.00. Our thanks to Cal Bowl, Mr. Charlie Kinstler, the proprietor, and the workers of the lanes. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, and to Ben Laney for do- Name: ______Phone #: ______Address: ______City: ______St: ____ Zip Code: ______ing the brackets. Email: ______SUPER SENIOR NEWS Division: Regular ______Senior (Over 45) ______Womens ______Walt Block (San Clemente), won his 4th WCST Title, in the Super Senior Division. He quali-

Late fee will apply after July 12th. fied the 8 game format with a big 2032 score. After the lunch break, and the finals began, Walt ran Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335 into trouble. His 1st 2 games, rolling 345. By the end of the 3rd game he had slipped into 2nd place, Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes passed by Vaughn Doody. Paul Phounsevath, starting in 6th place, of the 6 man finals, made a big Mail entries to: All players must be current USBC charge with a 290 game in game #4, and took the lead over Walt going into the position round. Paul Pacific Coast Bowlers members. USBC #: ______held a 37 pin lead over Walt. ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave Then the experience of the long time veteran took hold. Walt started the position match with San Bernardino, Ca 92404 the first 9 strikes, ending up with a 279 game to Paul’s 198. The loss dropped Paul to3rdas Vaughn Doody winning his NASCAR Ticket Packages available here at Del Rosa Lanes match against Bob Permann, Packages start at $75 including Pit Passes and Parking Passes slipped by Paul by only 2 pins. Call 909-886-4675 to purchase your tickets. Vaughn rolled a 299 game in NASCAR Leagues available Sunday or Wednesday. the qualifying earlier, and Bob Ticket Packages included in league fees. Call for details. Permann, a 299 game in the finals. Top 3: 1st Place, Walt Block, $800.00, 2nd Place: Vaughn Doody (Las Vegas), $600.00, and 3rd to Paul Pho- unsavath (El Cajon), $400.00 21 entries, 7 checks paid out, which included a check for a 70 year old, out of higher cash, $500.00 one for 4 entered. Three of the 70 plus age bowlers, made the FIRST PLACE (BASED ON 30 TEAMS) finals, and Bill Stempke, gets a Saturday check for $175.00, with a 1595 score. Total prize fund for this July 17 @ 7:00 PM division, was $2,900.00. Hope to see you at Del Teams - Mix 5 (Must have one of opposite sex) Rosa Lanes, July 10-11, in San Bernardino. Call the WCST LIMITED TO FIRST 30 PAID ENTRIES Office now to enter at 760- 792-4596, or my cell phone: Entry Fee - $100 per team (3 Games) 760-792-4596. Regular Division: 2nd Larry Gray, Champion, Mark Dyer

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WCST Super Seniors: Champion, Walt Block, 3rd Paul Phounsavath, 2nd Vaughn Doody wEst COAst sEniOr tOur wCst EBOnitE singlEs saturday, june 26, 2010 CAl BOwl FinAls lAkEwOOD, CA rEgulAr DivisiOn See Desk POS BOWLEr City QuAl PLUS 2 T.PINS PrizE SCRATCH HANDICAP JUNIOR 1 mArk DyEr MORENO VALLEY 1968 477 2445 $550 Attendant for DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION 2 LARRY GRAY TORRANCE 1979 455 2434 $400 more details 3 ChuCk hAnsEN W.HILLS 1882 503 2385 $325 ******************************************************************************************************************************************** ST ST ST 1 PLACE 1 PLACE 1 PLACE Championship match: Best two out of three games, wins & losses only: mark beat larry 2 games to 0 SCRATCH……..LANES 1-20 GUARANTEED GUARANTEED GUARANTEED ******************************************************************************************************************************************** suPEr sEniOrs POS BOWLEr City QuAl FinAls W L BONUS T.PINS PrizE HANDICAP…..LANES 21-40 $250 SAN CLEMENTE 2032 1295 2 4 60 3387 $250.00 + $250.00 + 1 wAlt BlOCK $800 SCHOLARSHIP TROPHY TROPHY 2 vAughn DOODy LAS VEGAS 1954 1241 4 2 120 3315 $600 JUNIORS………LANES 41-60 + TROPHY 3 PAul PhOunsAvAth EL CAJON 1815 1393 3.5 2.5 105 3313 $400 4 BOB PErmAnn HEMET 1822 1348 3 3 90 3260 $340 5 rOn DEmAiO SAN BERNARDINO 1824 1344 3 3 90 3258 $320 6 stAn CAswElL PINE VALLEY 1828 1312 2.5 3.5 75 3212 $300 Before you bowl, High score will be ******************************************************************************************************************************************** Bowl 3 games pay $15 for adults, posted for each AgE 70 Plus Out OF highEr CAsh anytime lanes are POS BOWLEr City sCOrE PrizE $10 for Juniors (no lane on house available. 1 Bill stEmPkE BurBAnk 1595 $175 coupons or passes). board. ********************************************************************************************************************************************WCST mOnEy BrEAkDOwn inCOmE DistriButiOn Bowlers can qualify more High 3 game score at Each landlord in their 9 Entries X $175.00 $1,575.00 Prize Fund $1,250 rEgulAr Div. the end of the than once, but highest score division will roll-off on will be official score for the lines $205 th Expenses $120 tournament (Sunday, roll-offs. The 2nd highest Sunday, August 29 nd total: $1,575.00 total: $1,575 August 22 ) will be score would then be for “Landlord of the landlord of that lane. landlord of that lane. House”. 21 Entries X $175.00 $3,675.00 Prize Fund: $2,900 suPEr sEniOrs lines $505 Bowler will use highest Expenses $270 Handicap will be “Because of their talents total: $3,675.00 total: $3,675 90% of 220 for book average or & knowledge of these ********************************************************************************************************************************************* highest verifiable lanes, Mark Baker and the wCst would like to thank our hosting Bowling Center, and their Proprietor, mr. Charlie kinstler. the handicap and junior house average of 21 Barry Asher are ineligible lanes were in excellent scoring condition, and the tournament went well. thanks to our coverage sponsor, divisions. to bowl this event” EBOnitE intErnAtiOnAl CO, and to Ben laney for doing the brackets. games or more. ********************************************************************************************************************************************* 6022824A1jet CC-Bowling News:608094A1jet CC/BowlingWorld 6/1/10 3:26 PM Page 1 July 1, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 3

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There are Quali- News Flash...Ed Abakumoff Wins Deaf fying Boards each day and King, Decker Deaf Queens At Las Vegas EACH DAY IS A SEPARATE HENDERSON — This writer got an unexpected surprise news QUALIFYING BOARD with flash e-mail on the night of June 22 from Ed Abakumoff from 1 in 5 1/2 making the Cut/ Sunset Station Hotel where the National Deaf Mixed Bowling As- Board daily. sociation was holding its 10th anniversary mixed bowling tourna- First place in this Event is ment. Ed briefly wrote that he and teammate Lindy Decker, York, Guaranteed at $8,000 mini- PA won the NDMBA’s scratch individual tournaments, King and mum and with Bonuses 1st Queen, respectively at the Sunset Station Bowling Center. place can be worth up to Also, he mentioned that the team foursome of Ken DeGroff, $12,500.00. CA, Karen Hager, IL, Kim Wroldsen, KS and Carl Malucci, NV It all begins Thursday Eve- won both scratch and handicap NDMBA team event that day. No ning 9:30-11:00 PM and 12:30 word from Ed on how his mixed team placed in that event. AM taking 1 in 5 1/2 to the The mixed doubles event was scheduled on the next day fol- semi finals. lowed by the Senior Galaxy and separate male and female Gal- Friday Squads are 1:00 axies, which are handicapped match play events. Incidentally, PM-2:30 & 4:00-5:30 (OIL) Decker, a renowned hearing-impaired who holds many deaf then 7:45-9:15 11:00 & 12:30 women’s bowling records and Ed from Riverside were entered AM. 1 in 5 1/2 to Semi finals. as doubles partners and Ed was the top qualifier in the Senior Saturday-1:00PM-2:30- Galaxy event. 4:00 & 5:30 (OIL) then 7:45- This writer is anxious to know the results of these events but 9:15 11:00 & 12:30 AM. 1 in alas, no word was received since last Tuesday night. 5 1/2 to Semi finals. Sunday there is ONE Big Regular Squad at 9:30 Keeping Tabs On Deaf Pro AM. This squad is open to Frank Gallo Jr. In PBA Senior Tour everyone, first time entrants SEATTLE — This writer has not heard from his old friend, ok! And takes 1 in 5 /1/2 to PBA Senior Tour bowler Frank Gallo Jr., who withdrew in the the Semifinals. RE-ENTRY 2nd round of the PBA Senior US Open at Suncoast Hotel and Only Squads at 11:00AM and Bowling Center and did not bowl in the following USBC Senior 1:00PM. 1 in 5 1/2 from the Masters. I hope that nothing serious happened at Suncoast, and 2 squads combined. 3-6-9 roll- that Gallo would continue to bowl in the remaining three events off is at 3:15PM Semifinals to on the Senior Tour in August. follow. Back in the early 1970’s this writer met the young eager Gallo Last Years Event drew 760 Jr. of New York who said he would finish one more year of 190 Entrants and huge payoffs for or better average in order to join the PBA. I wished him luck that our bowlers. time and sure enough in the following year Gallo was accepted Please see Our ad in this as the first deaf member of the PBA. Then more deaf and hear- paper for more information! impaired bowlers followed his lead, becoming members of the For Information contact the PBA but many did not stay long. ABTA 562-868-7164, (CELL) Most had quit the PBA when they found it hard to cash in and 562-228-3960 or see the Web because almost all deaf tournaments forbid entry of PBA members. Site at www.abta1.com Gallo had won several prestigious deaf tournaments and for that The South Point is located reason was banned from them. Though he misses bowling with at 9777 Las Vegas Blvd (South his deaf peers, he likes the challenge PBA gives him. Strip) and easy to find. Just At present Gallo is in his 28th year as PBA member and this take Interstate 15 to Silverado writer followed him through PBA.com to find out his statistics Canyon Rd., go East 1 block to on the Senior Tour. the Center. Easy parking on This year through experience, Gallo, now bowling as a Super the right. The phone there is Senior has steadily improved in average, now at 210.60 for 5 702-796-7111. events on the Senior Tour ranking him 41st out of 176 bowlers. On-site entries are wel- He cashed in 3 out of 5 events for a total of $2,900 placing him comed. If you get the urge to 46th on the list. He is 52nd with total points of 15,908. try this Big ABTA Event come Last year, Gallo averaged 209.66 for 8 events, cashed in 5 out on down to the South Point of 8 events for a total of $4,500. The year before, his “stats” were where the Fun and action will 207.27 average for 10 events, $5,950 earnings and 7 cashes out be awesome. of 10. 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MONTCLAIR — Terry Soo, Ada Won Faye Josefat and a great guy with superb Hodgson parlayed a big game and Je Je Gabriel. They got sportsmanship. He did it up 3 in the the semis to become the checks of $105. well at the Bowlium and Con- top seed and went on to down Round two saw Julian Con- grats again to YOU Bob Ricketts in a matchup of wi, Matt Garcia, David Dittli- Bob Ricketts a long time the elder statesmen in the title inger and Jon Barracca lose ABTA Member nearly stole game to claim his first ABTA out and were 6-10th places and the show at the Bowlium He and deservedly so. checks of $110. claims he was out of gas at the The scoring was tough, Round 3 got interesting as end :-)). This guy burns super but lower as Men +23, and Bob Ricketts downed Anthony Ethyl:-)). He bowled superb- the women +11 made the cut Martinez 217-185. Andrew ly on this nite until that final to the semis. By the account of Lung got to Vic Paolucci 298- game. Great Bowling BOB!! the nice turnout of 258 bowl- 188. Vic and Anthony were You surely could have won Hodgson is ABTA Champion at the Bowlium (L--R) Vic “the brick” Paolucci 4th, Angela Lung ers saw 63 bowlers advance to 4th and 5th with Ricketts and this one. ABTA Member Extraordinarie, Andrew Lung 3rd, Terry Hodgson (champion) $1,100 and Rob- the semi finals. Included were Lung to meet for the right to Andrew Lung in 3rd per- ert Ricketts (runnerup) $550. the added super seniors Ester bowl for the title. In the 1st formed well showing off for Licauco, Walter White, and game Ricketts put it together his pretty Girlfriend and Fa- week. The match series was Adam Drozdz. in a 234-184 win. Andrew ther who were on hand as hit however by two pretty la- The scoring in the semis was 3rd with fine bowling and were many of his friends and dies Yu Lam and Mayla Soon. was still on the tough side with Ricketts off to the title game siblings. If not for Ricketts’ They shared a $1,094 Match ABTA Men +34, and the women +8. vs. Terry Hodgson. superb game vs him he would series due to their 414 series! After a double 9-10 frame roll The title game was on have bowled for the title. Fine Good Bowling Gals! The AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION off Robert Ricketts eliminated some tough lanes. Terry, the Bowling by a Fine Young Match Series is estimated at Tony Tang who finished 17th top seed starts on the left lane man. $1,200 in Las Vegas. (at Bowlium) June 20 place making the top 16 sin- and begins with a solid three Tourney Hi qualifiers were The 3-6-9 was a carry 1 terry Hodgson 701 $1,100.00 Eugene Haynes 1332 $110.00 gle elim finals and having the bagger. Robert who had won Matt Garcia (men) +145 and over and three bowlers shared 2 robert Ricketts 634 $550.00 6 tony Tang / 3 Andrew Lung 648 $210.00 tim (Vien) Tran 1324 $100.00 chance to win it all. four straight matches plus Faye Josefat led the ladies the consolation of $60, Wil- 4 vic Paolucci (SS) 668 $115.00 7 greg Velarde / Terry Hodgson got hot and two 9/10 frame roll offs lost +118. They will get paid en- liam Ele, Aaron Hodges and 5 Anthony Martinez 659 $115.00 Anthony Martinez 1323 $90.00 6 jonathan Barraca 676 $110.00 8 tony Tang / in the 3rd game took over the his shot and had three opens tries to any regular event. Chris Porter. So we will go 7 julian Conwi 673 $110.00 jeannette Chang 1318 $90.00 lead+101 from Jon Baracca. in four frames, and trailed by The doubles were taken by for $1,600 In Las Vegas this 8 David Dittlinger 659 $110.00 9 william Garrett / 9 matt Garcia 640 $110.00 george Covarrubias 1311 $80.00 Terry led the to be seeded tops 27. Terry missed the 6-10 and Ge Ge Gabriel and Kmel Cu- week. 10 (Tim) Vien Tran 662 $105.00 10 Bart Sanchez / and bowl for the title. In sec- then a 3-9-10 split. The lead nanan 1393, $160. Faye Jo- Terry Hodgson is from 11 jeje Gabriel 647 $105.00 kmel Cunanan 1311 $80.00 12 Bobbie McCollum (SS) 635 $105.00 11 jonathan Barraca / ond was Barracca + 76 who was now 27. Both bowlers sefat and Dino Cantoria 2nd Fontana, and single ladies!! 13 joenito Soon 635 $105.00 tim (Vien) Tran 1307 $70.00 would sit out the first round of had the right lane mastered 1369/$140. We paid 25 places He used an Avalanche drilled 14 Alvin Francisco 654 $105.00 12 Danny Guevarra / 15 Ada Wong-Hum 610 $105.00 greg Velarde 1306 $60.00 the single elims and enter in but having trouble on the left. and $1,720 in the doubles. by “Super Dave” Edis at West 16 Faye Josafat 608 $105.00 13 Andrew Lung / round two. Subsequently Terry wins in a The Match game was not Covina Lanes. He thanks the 17 tony Tang 634 $100.00 Dominador La Guardia 1306 $60.00 18 marvin Galsim 633 $97.50 14 jeannette Chang / Losers in round one were 161/205—137/176. It can’t go hit due to a 252 game pulled Bowlium Staff and ABTA staff 19 gerald Sanchez 625 $95.00 Danny Guevarra 1297 $60.00 Alvin Francisco, Tom Tran, to a nicer man. Terry is most by Matt Garcia. So we will go for a great Tournament. 20 leo Silva 624 $92.50 15 tony Tang / 21 Lordan Ferguson (RH) 619 $90.00 nghiem Tran 1297 $60.00 Bobbie Mc Collum, Joenito, deserving, and a fine bowler for $3,500 in Las Vegas this Robert Ricketts is from Co- 22 Chris Kelly 611 $87.50 16 michael Kong / rona and used a Hammer drille 23 greg Velarde 607 $85.00 Andrew Lung 1292 $50.00 24 lonzell Burnett (SS) 605 $85.00 17 gerald Sanchez / at Carter Bowl. Bob is a wid- 25 theresa Maloles 604 $81.25 jeJe Gabriel 1290 $40.00 ower as his lovely wife Birgit 26 nghiem Tran 604 $81.25 18 victor Paolucci / 27 kmel Cunanan 603 $80.00 tim (Vien) Tran 1289 $40.00 562-868-7164 • • 562-228-3960 Cell passed away last October. He 28 javier Avila (SS) 602 $77.50 19 jeff Taino / www.abta1.com is father of David and ABTA 29 jeanette Chang 602 $77.50 jeJe Gabriel 1286 $30.00 30 jerry Chang 600 $77.50 20 jeannette Chang / champ, daughter Natasha. He 31 Eugene Haynes 598 $75.00 Cecilia Lung 1286 $30.00 thanks Mike Bousquet for 32 kerry Lucka 591 $75.00 21 Chris Kelly / 33 Don Eide (SS) 590 $73.50 Dino Cantoria 1281 $30.00 friendship and bringing him to 34 Christopher Porter (60%) 590 $44.00 22 matthew Garcia / Las Vegas h the ABTA to bowl and cheer- 35 Danny Guevarra 590 $73.50 Dominador La Guardia 1281 $30.00 36 george Covarrubias 588 $72.50 23 teddy Villaroman / ing him on! 37 jemerald Soon 586 $70.00 jeJe Gabriel 1280 $20.00 Andrew Lung hails from 38 louie Soon 586 $70.00 24 jj Soon / 39 thomas Smith (SS) 584 $67.50 joenito Soon 1279 $20.00 Monterey Park and used a 2nd 40 john Feitz 579 $67.50 25 samson Kong / Dimension drilled by “Easy 41 Dino Cantoria (SS) 578 $65.00 michael Kong 1278 $20.00 SOUTH POINT OPEN 42 yu Lam (60%) 577 $39.00 New Members allowed up to 209Average • No PBA PWBA • Membership Only $10.00 - Seniors Men 55+ & Ladies 49+ Join Free Eddie” Williamson at Bowl- 43 Ester Licauco (SS) 573 $65.00 FINANCIAL REPORT ing Square. He thanks his 44 David Quon 570 $62.50 Cut Scores - Men: + 23 Women + 11 ABTAHandicapped Event 75% of 218 MUST HAVE Verifiable Average to JOIN 45 Cecilia Lung 569 $61.25 Super Seniors: Girlfriend Linda and the Lung 46 mikko Miller 569 $61.25 Esther Licauco, Adam Drodz, Walter White family for support and Father 47 Dominador La Guardia 567 $60.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) 48 thomas Licauco 566 $56.00 Men: Matt Garcia + 145 Hosted by the South Point—Hotel—Lanes—Casino Francis, Mou Liu League, 49 greg Haxton 565 $55.50 Women: Faye Josafat + 118 9777 Las egas Blvd, South Las egas, Nevada • (702) 796-7111 • (866) 796-7111 ABTA, Staff and the Bowlium 50 michael Kong 565 $58.50 3 - 6 - 9 : V V 51 Donald Pulliam (LH) 561 $58.00 Aaron Hodges, Chris Porter, William Ele for a great event. 52 Angela Lung 548 $57.00 Match Game: 252 - No Winner Thanks to Herb, the fine 53 Adam Drozdz (SS) 547 $56.50 Match Series: 414 - 54 Ping Tubera (SS) 547 $56.50 Yu Lam, Mayla Soon Bowlium Staff who were very 55 henry Hoang 546 $56.00 Raffle helpful, and a tip of the hat to 56 jack Trongale (SS) 541 $55.00 900 Global Ball - Long ShotDavid Owens 57 william Garrett 533 $55.00 2 Nights Las Vegas greg Velarde Fast Eddie Regher who set a 58 greg Kokanour 526 $54.00 high End Ball Jose Acosta Very Fair and Very tough tour- 59 Ed Regehr 507 $54.00 3 Ball Bag Pedro Cintron 60 Annalisa Agoncillo 503 $54.00 las Vegas Entry sonia Coronado $12,500 1st Place nament shot on the lanes, very 61 ruben Gonzales 494 $53.00 regular Entry Pedro Cintron with Full Bonu$e$ and Cash-n-Carry fair to all. The Bowlium is a 62 Alan Calabio (60%) 475 $31.75 ABTA Shirt Donald Pulliam 63 walter White (SS) DNS F/E ABTA Shirt Edrich Miller great place for us to bowl and we will return son soon. DOUBLES 1 kmel Cunanan / Prize Fund 258 $6,385.75 Qualify Any Day It is History folks as Terry jeJe Gabriel 1393 $160.00 Paid Entries 22 @ 53 $1,166.00 July 1-2-3-4 Hodges enters the archives as 2 Faye Josafat / Optional Sidepots $1,563.00 Dino Cantoria 1369 $140.00 Doubles $1,720.00 our latest Champion. Is Dar- 3 gerald Sanchez / 3-6-9 $50.00 $8,000 1st Place Guaranteed Minimum • $4,000 2nd Place win next _:)) kmel Cunanan 1349 $130.00 Shirt & Trophy $88.00 4 teddy Villaroman / Match Series $1,094.00 BONUSES Las Vegas Here we come kmel Cunanan 1339 $120.00 Cash & Carry $850.00 $200 If Prepaid by June 6, $150 by June 20 • $500.00 if qualifying Thursday Squads this weekend. South Point is 5 victor Paolucci / Total Payout $23,761.75 $200.00 for qualifying Friday Squads 11:30-1:00-2:30 or 4:00 PM the place for us this weekend $100 if staying at South Point (ABTA Room Block) $100 with ABTA logo shirt in a four day event. This is $300 if bowled 30 or more squads since July 5, 2009 $150 if 24-29 Squads our Annual Summer Event there. $12,500 1st place is Cash n Carry pays $110-$1 in this special event up to $3,300 possible and $8,000 min guar- QUALIFYING SQUADS • MEN & WOMEN QUALIFY SEPARATE anteed. Please see our ad and 1 in 5½ Entrants to the Semi Finals EACH DAY SEPARATE QUALIFYING front page story in this paper Thursday: July 1 $500 Bonus 9:30-11:00 & 12:30 AM for info. South Point is easy Friday: July 2 $200 Bonus 1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-OIL-7:45-9:15-11:00 & 12:30AM Board Frozen to find and is freeway -acces Saturday: July 3 1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-OIL-7:45-9:15-11:00 & 12:30AM Board Frozen sible from Interstate 15. On Sunday : July 4 Last Reg. Squad 9:30 AM (takes 1 in 5 ½) 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM Re-Entry Only Squads (1 in 5½ to Semi Finals) the way in from LA just take Silverado Canyon Road (first ** Note The Sunday 9:30 AM Squad Is Open To Everyone! 1st Time OK ** big Exit on way in to town, Sunday 11:00AM and 1:00 PM are RE Entry Squads ONLY (You must have already bowled in the tournament) and right 2 blocks at 9777 Las 3-6-9 Roll-off 3:15 PM Sunday Semi Finals at 3:30 PM Estimate 130 to Semis/Cash - Top 32 to the single elim finals 7 Women Minimum to 32 • Guaranteed 60 Men 15 Women Plus Super Seniors Vegas Blvd South. See the website at www.abta1.com for ANNUAL Awards Party Sat. July 3rd at 9:15PM Gifts Prizes & Awards information. We will have a bye July PRIZE FUND 10, July 17 we are hosted by SEPARATE QUALIFYING BOARDS Daily 1 in 5 1/2 West Covina Lanes, and then $30,000 est. • Min. 90 Semifinalists • est. 130 to Semi Finals to Cal Bowl July 24. Entry Fees/1st Entry Prepaid is $98/$100 (onsite)1st Re entry is $88 / 2nd $78 all others $62 A new Schedule and Pam- Ladies Night in Match Series at the Bowlium Reduced Entry Fees $59 pays $5,000 1st Place Re Entries are $52/$48 phlet is in the works, so if You Yu Lam (left) and Mayla Soon had their fine 414 scratch series have a new address, get it to pay off at the Bowlium as this was the number drawn by Hi ROOM RATES us ASAP. Hope to see You in Qualifier Matt Garcia. They shared a nice $1,094. Good for Rooms available through the ABTA • ABTA rates at the South Point due by June 12 Las Vegas this weekend Until the Gals. Ms. Lam has in the past been a $4,374 winner in the then! Rooms Fri & Sat $72 + tax. Other nights $42+ tax Reserve & Pa y through the ABTA only for Special listed rate Match Series at Bowling Square in 2005. So she is the queen of the Match Series and congrats to both. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS July 1, 2010 Bowling’s Brunswick Takes Early Lead in Dream Team GEICO PBA Team Shootout Selected For by Jerry Schneider Jackson—With help from the unique “endless 10th World Men’s frame” and the only woman in the competition, Brunswick took the lead in the Manufacturers’ Cup standings after the first two rounds of competition in the GEICO PBA Team Shootout hosted Championships by Six Flags. ARLINGTON—The latest The first four of 12 Baker scoring system round-robin team version of bowling’s Dream matches aired Sunday on ESPN. In Baker team bowling, each Team has been picked to rep- member of a five-player team bowls two frames to complete a full resent the United States at the game. In the GEICO Team Shootout, the “endless 10th frame” 2010 World Tenpin Bowl- allows a team to extend its 10th frame as long as it can continue ing Association World Men’s to throw strikes. The entire series, consisting of six head-to-head Championships as Team USA matches between each team plus a three-match stepladder final, looks to win its third consecu- was conducted outdoors on specially-constructed lanes on the tive team gold medal. grounds of one of the Atlantic Coast region’s most popular theme Selected to compete for parks. Team USA are Lumber Liq- In the opening match of the GEICO Team Shootout, Ebonite uidators Professional Bowlers International was the “home team” and selected the PBA Shark Association Tour stars Chris lane condition for its match with Brunswick. The decision back- Barnes, Wes Malott, Bill fired when Brunswick’s Parker Bohn III, Johnny Petraglia and O’Neill, Tommy Jones, Rhino Sean Rash – bowling in the second, third and fourth positions Page and Patrick Allen. The in the lineup – each threw two strikes to propel their team to World Men’s Championships victory. is scheduled to take place Aug. In Match Two, Storm Products also selected the Shark pattern 12-21 at Dream Bowl Palace and rolled to a 213-183 win over 900 Global. A turkey on strikes in Munich, Germany. by Pete Weber, Rhino Page and Jason Belmonte in the seventh, “Making these selections eighth and ninth frames proved to be the difference. Brian Voss is always difficult because we threw three strikes in the 10th frame to give 900 Global the first have such a talented pool of “endless 10th frame” opportunity, but Michael Haugen Jr. was players to choose from,” Team unable to extend the contest when he left the 6-7-10 on the next USA head coach Rod Ross shot. said. “The coaching staff feels Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, however, did cash in on the oppor- strongly that the players who tunity in Match Three. Brunswick opted for the Scorpion lane have been selected will repre- condition against Ebonite International, but Ebonite gained a sent our country proudly.” three-pin advantage heading into the 10th frame behind a string The United States won the of strikes by Mike Fagan, Chris Barnes and Tommy Jones. Rash coveted five-player team gold struck on all three shots in Brunswick’s 10th to set up the “end- medal with a team of amateur less 10th frame.” Dorin-Ballard, the only woman in the competi- bowlers in 2006 in Busan, tion, added another strike and Bohn ran the string to five to put South Korea. After a change Brunswick in the lead. Barnes answered with three strikes in the in WTBA legislation that al- 10th for Ebonite, but Jones left the 1-2-4 on his “endless 10th” lowed professional bowlers attempt to foil Ebonite’s rally. Brunswick won the contest, 222- to compete, the United States 215, and improved its record to 2-0. sent a team of five pros and “I made a move on the lane for that shot,” Dorin-Ballard said. one amateur and defended the “The lanes were breaking down and it just so happened that all title at the most recent World the pins fell down. That’s about all I can say. Those were probably Championships in 2008 in the hardest frames I’ve ever bowled. Bowling in 100-degree heat Bangkok, Thailand. and your hand sweating like crazy? It was really, really hard. Team USA’s victory in “But I had a blast,” she added. “Bowling with that Brunswick 2008 did not come easy, how- team was, by far, one of my most memorable bowling moments. ever. The Americans took on It was an honor bowling with those guys for two days.” Korea in the one-game finals Bowling on the Viper pattern in Match Four, 900 Global got and the teams finished tied a perfect performance from seven-time PBA Player of the Year Former BWAA President Walt Steinsiek Dies on Eve of Bowl Expo at 1,084, forcing a roll-off. Walter Ray Williams Jr. who rallied his team to a 218-213 vic- Page defeated Korea’s Kim tory over Storm Products. Storm got a string of four strikes from Page, Duke, Wes Malott and Weber to take a modest edge head- MICCO—Walt Steinsiek, who served as president of the Bowling Writers Association in 1988, Tae-Young, 49-39, in the one- ing into the 10th frame. Williams followed Voss’ strike in the passed away June 27, 2010 of apparent heart failure while preparing to leave his Micco, Florida player, ninth-and-10th frame roll-off to win the title. ninth frame with three more in the 10th to put Global 900 in home to attend International Bowl Expo in Las Vegas. He was 84. position for the come-from-behind win. Steinsiek was widely known as “The world’s greatest bowling cartoonist.” He drew thousands In total, Team USA came away with four gold medals “But we still had to wait to see what Norm (Duke) did,” Wil- of cartoons about the sport he loved, provided mostly without charge to various bowling organiza- in 2008. The Americans won liams said. “I was really comfortable with the lane condition that tions; but he also published a half dozen bowling cartoon books, the first in 1973, called Balls— doubles (Page and Allen), day, and I threw some good shots and got some strikes. When I Bowling of Course! while Walter Ray Williams Jr. got the last one in the 10th, we were in position for the endless He followed that successful debut with his “Approach” series -- A Funny Approach, A Funnier won gold in singles and Mas- 10th frame, and we figured we’d need it. But Norm left the baby Approach, and the latest, The Funniest Approach, in 2006. ters. Williams is unavailable split after his first strike, so we didn’t need to keep going.” Steinsiek also was the founder of the Bowling Cartoonist of the Year Award in the mid-1990s. to compete in the 2010 World After the opening series of telecasts, Brunswick held a 2-0 The award has been presented to distinguished cartoonists who used bowling in their work. Win- Championships. edge in the Manufacturers’ Cup. Storm and 900 Global had 1-1 ners include Peanuts creator Charles Schulz, Jim Davis, who created Garfield, and Dean Young, Four of the players who records while Ebonite was 0-2. The won-lost records at the con- creator of the Blondie cartoons. competed in Bangkok will be clusion of the round-robin matches will determine the seeding When not drawing cartoons, Steinsiek was writing about bowling. He started the Baltimore back to help the United States positions for the championship round. Ties will be broken by Bowling News (later Baltimore-Washington Bowling News) in the 1980s. He sold it and moved to defend its team title. Barnes, actual pinfall totals, not including “endless 10th frame” bonus Florida in 1992. In Florida, his weekly bowling columns have appeared in several Scripps Howard Jones, Page and Allen will pins. GEICO Team Shootout telecasts will continue on ESPN on newspapers for many years. be joined by first-time World Championships competitors Saturday, July 3, at 2 p.m.; Sunday, July 4, at 1 p.m., and Sunday, Walt Steinsiek was passionate about bowling, and his work earned him several Hall of Fame July 11, at 1:30 p.m. All times are Eastern. honors and industry awards. In 2006, he received the prestigious Sam Levine Flowers for the Liv- O’Neill and Malott. The 2010 WTBA World GEICO PBA TEAM SHOOTOUT ing Award. On Wednesday of this Bowl Expo week, he was to receive the John Davis Award for Men’s Championships will Six Flags Great Adventure, Jackson, N.J., June 27 outstanding industry service. feature 377 competitors from (Baker scoring system team competition; five bowlers bowl On Memorial Day of this year, Steinsiek fulfilled a lifelong dream of visiting his brother Henry’s 68 countries competing for two frames each to complete one full game) gravesite in Holland. Henry was killed in World War II in 1945. Walt also served in that war as a medals in six events - five- Match One – Brunswick def. Ebonite International, 224-213. proud member of the Merchant Marines. player team, trios, doubles, Match Two – Storm Products def. 900 Global, 213-183. Walt is survived by his wife Jane of 55 years. They have a daughter, Denise, who also lives in singles, all-events and Masters Match Three – Brunswick def. Ebonite International, 222-215. Florida. match play. Match Four – 900 Global def. Storm Products, 218-213. July 1, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Citrus Belt’s MARV SARGENT Ties For 9th In USBC Senior MASTERS by Frank Weiler

LAS VEGAS—Citrus Belt’s MARV SARGENT, a former California State Masters Champion and two time PBA Western Region player of the year, tied for 9th in this June’s USBC Na- tional Senior MASTERS Championship. His finish earned him $1,900. After three qualifying squads, 15 games, Sargent was 41st with a 203 average on the flat oil pattern. Peter Knopp of Ger- many was in first with a 219 average, and the great Walter Ray Williams, Jr. was 12th with a 210 average. This was Walter Rays first senior major championship. Sargent began the double elimination finals with three match play wins (three game total pin matches). Marv’s three wins were the result of three game series of 640, 721, and 721. Finally, fac- ing eventual champion Wayne Webb, Sargent lost 682 to 623. Then on the final day of the tourney, Marv was eliminated by 2008 Senior Masters Champion Kenny Parks 632 to 623. Parks eventually finished fourth. JIM MURTISHAW finished tied for 49th and won $950, after being eliminated by eventual runner-up Walter Ray Williams, Jr. 598 to 593. One more strike in the tenth frame of game three would have seen Murtishaw defeating Walter Ray! Other Citrus Belt participants were ZIGGY CZAJA (Fontana), ROSS LARSEN (Riverside), DON MOSER (Murrieta), FRANK WEILER (San Bernardino), and DEWAINE WEST (Temecula). Thank You Bowling News for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers. Other Citrus Belt bowlers who participated in the tourney in- cluded. Citrus Belt’s DON MOSER Finishes 4th In PBA Senior U.S. OPEN by Frank Weiler and Therese Lloyd

LAS VEGAS—Citrus Belt’s DON MOSER, a ten year vet- eran of the PBA national tour, opened his senior PBA career with a bang. He finished fourth in this summer’s PBA Senior U.S. OPEN, the first senior MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP of the sea- son. During three rounds of qualifying, 18 games, Moser averaged 222 and was second only to Tom Baker’s 223. He qualified high- er than PBA greats Gary Dickinson, Dave Ferraro, Bob Hand- ley, Pete McCordic, Ernie Schlegel, Harry Sullins, Dale Traber, Kent Wagner, Wayne Webb and Mark Williams. Mark Williams warmed up after the cut and eventually won the title. Other Citrus Belt bowlers who participated in the tourney in- cluded PBA national champion JIM MURTISHAW (cashed for $950), PAULA VIDAD (SoCal and Citrus Belt Hall of Famer), ROBERT LIVELY (Moreno Valley), ROSS LARSEN (River- side), BRETT ROBERTS (Calimesa), and TOM SMITH (San Bernardino). Remember, the BOWLING NEWS is our window to the bowling world. Keep reading and tell your proprietor to adver- tise in “OUR” BOWLING NEWSPAPER.

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RAMONA LADIES Eulalia Salcido 166-146, Becky Carroll 170, Rosie Harks 192, Nancy Hamilton 165, Shirley Davis 152, Dollie Bristow Canoga 154-168, Joyce Robertson 145-145, Sue Spencer 168, Ann Park Bowl BOWL CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT Palmer 155, Liz Stankur 178-155-125/458, Merrie Slagley 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 149-150, Suzi Hoffman 160, Carol Eggens 156-186, Lee 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS www.canogaparkbowl.com 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 Theiss 190-166-199/555. E-mail:[email protected] LAKEWOOD — All you bowlers who enjoy “No-Tap” SENIOR MENS TRIO bowling will be happy to hear that Cal Bowl has started it Pre Collier 229-222-191/642, Ron Johnson 211-235- WINNETKA — Hi. Today is July 1st and that means one up again. That’s right, No-Tap bowling on Fridays at 1:00 224/670, Fred Faniel 223-196-220/639, Charles Woods thing...4th of July is just around the corner. Time to celebrate p.m., handicap, bowl 3 games. 209-191-237/637, Don Wade 214-235-182/631, Ben Jones by displaying our American flag and be thankful for all that The weekly high scores are reported and we’re ready to Sr. 234-246-165/645, B.J. 223-226-211/660, Steve Ritchie we have. The summer leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl send them your way. 226-217-211/654, Jim Plante 171-247-199/617, Phil Hylton are reporting great scores while we have a few leagues that RECYCLED TEENS 203-247-176/626, Andrey Gibson 235-166-201/602, Ed are reporting their winter sweeper scores so let’s see who Jorge Fernandez 600, Harold Runyon 565, Ning Barce- Cabs 160-258-237/655, Rick Llaneta 183-191-278/652, made this week’s report. lona 540, Rinze Dykstra 502, Tom Spencer 507, Pat Kinard Ed Palma 214-212-204/630, John Dunn 224-215-164/603, 641, Mary Kinard 556, Doug Johnson 502, Jim Burke 625, Jimmy Hamilton 174-216-214/604, James Tipton 180- ADULTS...ADULTS...ADULTS... John Mathews 588, Ed Brown 611, Eddie Buhay 526, Art 198-222/600, Al Cowens 216-173-245/634, J.J. Scott Diemert 590, Willie Burkhalter 502, Ben Jones Sr. 593, Ken 235-184-216/635, Andrew Morton 266-176-172/614, Fale Phil-Am: Jack Chan 235/622, Socorro King 202/495, Ely Seiple Sr. 539, Boylee Inocente 555, Don Keith 578, Chuck Sula 230-194-216/640, Geno Shaw 157-237-269/663, Al Palarca 252. Ashton 530. Williams 214-204-210/628, Rich Kelly 231-191-224/646, Jim Couples For Christ: (6-20-10) Gerry Galvin 264/703, YOUNG AT HEART Burke 152-237-225/614, Billy Scott 279-175-231/685, Tom Helen Ventenilla 200/570, Bert Araneta 225. (6-27-10) Almyra Perrizo 114-133-151/398, Glenn Wright 136- Pettway 210-214-180/604, Randy Antazo 235-184-217/636, Sweeper Scores: Congratulations to Team #5, Chapter 202-144/482, Vern Willey 144-167-157/468, Linda Kenney Archie Stull 180-221-208/609, Ray Staten 214-186-213/613, League Champs, Eric Picazo, Philip Faoriqueza, Nick 172-176-165/513, Milton Donerson 203-161-162/526, Ike Sonny Dew 206-189-248/643, Willie Burkhalter 228, Harold Andaya and Bert Araneta. Raul Ventenilla 257/728, Helen Sanders 164-210-183/557, Bea Sueki 180-164-159/503, Jim Fariss 200, Pee Wee Munzon 209, Earl Cabayan 206, Vince Ventenilla 181/508, Phillip Gayatin 224. Young 144-121-150/415, Don Jackson 134-145-128/407, Ed Cervante 203-202, Mauro Pendilla 213, Josh Hudson 206, Viva Las Vegas: Mikhael Malta 243/712, Dave Spencer Hansen 193-212-200/600, Eva Hammons 88-92-125/305, Ivory Herd 221, Ellis Houston 206-218, Ralph Wingert 209, 186/527, Steven Herndon 258/692, Tad Schweitzer 655, Ron Josh Hudson 238-191-195/624, Willie Young 158-192- Clark Vanden Berg 201, Pat Kinard 202, Doug Johnson 210, Vargas 238/643, George Covington 620, Roberta Mora 503, 145/495, Willie Creer 148-182-153/483, Tom Pettway Terry Brent 217, Joe Swift 216, Billy Cowens Jr. 201, Ken Jeremy Paulsen 249, Rand Vargas 242. 235-200-203/638, James Kennard 233-161-158/552, Jes- Wright 209, Bob Sneed 202, Phil Gipson 201, Arnie Ruiz River Maniacs: Barry Simon 258/758, Lucy Tralla sie Lane 138-126-114/378, Joe Brown 159-212-177/548, 204, Wil Panton 204, Terry Binuya 223, Walter Millsap 200, 225/606, Steven Herndon 266/750, Marsha Graham- Mary Spencer 151-123-112/386, Margo McClain 151- Charles Veals 225-216, Ed Brown 203, Earl Hullett 208, Al Martinez 226/590, Johnnie Englehart 259/742, Dan Kline 162-158/471, J.J. Scott 178-181-226/585, Loretta Ringor Winston 213, Cecil Knighton 203, John Mathews 209, Tony 259/710, Tad Schweitzer 682, Sharon Weger 500, Sobeck 135-177-140/452, Fred Contreras 126-197-166/489, Mattie White 217, Ken Holliday 212. Banuelos 261. Wylie 193-160-166/519, Ben Jones Sr. 179-198-149/526, CAL BOWLEROS Short ‘N Sweet: Congratulations league champs, Team Ron McClain Sr. 140-222-197/559, Walter Millsap 209- Jessica Antes 221/588, Mattie Wylie 220/556, Mary Smyth #4, Ryan Mannon, David Athans and Dan Chase. David 195-165/569, Earl Hullett 218-194-155/567, Sandy Plante 206/553, Lee Theiss 201/548, Barbara Clark 539, Dee Athans 222/644, Cathy Pia 135/367, Erik Stamps 235. Our 138-128-105/371, Jim Plante 199-254-221/674, Art Nelson Phipps 533, Bette Jane Richardi 523, Melanie Mills 511, next Short ‘N Sweet league starts July 12 at 8:00 p.m. Only 115-167-140/430, Albert Burnett Sr. 173-148-155/476, Tua Carole Fischer 507, Pat Bates 205. 6 weeks! Sula 161-125-153/439, Art Diemert 120-160-171/451, Fale Comedians: Larry Feinberg 257/681, Sharon Weger Sula 207-244-254/685, Willie Burkhalter 219-191-175/585, 519, Ray Stoy 278/625, Becky Harrold 193, Kevin McBride Frances Walker 169-174-134/477, Glenn Merchant 184-183- 243/657, Scott Crawford 620, Dan Kline 610, Richard Har- 226/593, Theresa Harrison 106-123-133/362, Ellis Houston Trophies rison 232, Robert Edwards 231. 237-205-258/700, Gene Hammons 139-159-167/465, Albert State-of-the-art Computerized Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Stu Teichner Stephens 115-98-133/346. 234/880, Kat Plessner 186/664, Mark Erpenbach 224. 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ATTENTION: JUNIOR BOWLER ABT Orange County has been approved by USBC and now offers the “SMART “ RED WHITE & BLUE program. For more information contact a ABT Director

The first entry into the main event of this two weekend event is only $75, all re-entries will be charge $65. The side tournament prices are $50.00 for the Scratch alone or $25 if you bowl the LEFTY-RighTY scratch at the same time as you bowl the main event. The two game sweepers entry fee is $30 and only $20 if you bowl at the same time as you bowl the main event. Our Senior (50+) cost is $20 and only $10 if bowled during with your main event entry. SCRATCh DOUBLES The ABT will be offering a special membership fees for this joint event, First year mem- bership fee for all new bowlers will be only $10.00 , Bring a friend and one of you will receive a FREE membership. (Both bowlers must bowl on the same squad). July 11th 2010 - 10 AM West Covina Lanes is located @ 675 S. Glendora Ave. • Telephone # 626 960-3636

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Page 12 BOWLING NEWS July 1, 2010 Pete Fisher 257-238-203/698, James Sargent 267-204/657, Nicole Abbott 216-215. Dawn Weller 202. TGIF: Brian Blake 219-216/634, Casey Jones 248/610, Bill Swanson 217-215/604, Richard Carr 225, Justin Power 215. 12655 VENTURA BLVD. Linbrook Bowling Center STUDIO CITY 4-4 Vegas: Thomas Shores 279-236/678, Jimmy Herrera 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 215-206/616, Bob McGraw 210-202/600, Casey Otteson 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 234, Gil Martinez 223. when you have time to spare ANAHEIM — Before I started to write this house column Family & Friends: Pete Quinata 254/620, Dave Meno by NICE and SWEET of high scores for Linbrook Bowling Center, I decided to 221/601, Jess Meno 233, Chris Meno 219-213, Bill Cole 218, check the date for this issue. Wow! The year has gone by Patti Pangelinan 212-205/612, Debi Jones 220-202. too fast...only 6 more months before it’s 2011. The bowlers Double Daters: Carl Adinolfi 233-228-214/675, Shane STUDIO CITY — There’s no need to look to the skies for continue to turn in exciting scores for June 22 thru the 28. Oslund 225, Kevin Smith 220, Gary Oslund 214-202, Gary fireworks! They can be found on the lanes at Pinz this sum- Here they are... Smith 202, Martha Owens 203. mer! Our lanes are exploding with fun for all ages! With 32 Santa Guys and Gals: Carl Adinolfi 255-210-205/670, Gamblers Anonymous: Larry Tackett 267-235-212/714, lanes, arcade and full lane services,we’re a summer vacation Rodger Morris 204-223-236/663, Mike Hardy 209, Terry Robert Bloom 219-215, Gerald Lichtenheld 215-202, Jerry ready to happen! Blankenship 202, Gavin Huff 200, Tony Chaco 200, Eileen Lao 212. ADULTS Dibenedetto 209. Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 20 entries. 1st That wasn’t napalm that exploded on our lanes on Tuesday Swinging Trios: John Hillion 205, Ike Eisenacher 201. place: Mike Sargent & Rick Sargent 1998 $110, 2nd: Kyle night but Tropic Thunder! As our leagues start to wage its war Lunch Bunch: Gus Glissman 202. Osterman & Robert Thompson 1926 $70. Sidepots—Paid against each other, it’s nice to see that our teams are having Ten Pins: John Raburn 223-222-209/654, Tony Toliver $20 per game. Game 1: Victor De La Cruz 303, game 22: a good time and staying in character! I heard a customer 214-258/646, Dan Hust 223-221/635, Dick McKenzie 224- Aaron Wilson 276, game 3: Rick Sargent 269, game 4: Mike comment: “They more shredded than a Julienne salad, man.” 215/628, Josh Boisoneau 221-227/628, Joanie Lenz 221. Sargent 267. Doubles—Paid $48 per game. Game 1: Victor So keeping in character, we’ll toss in these scores: Summer Rogues: Steven Branch 214-214/620, Tim But- De La Cruz & Aaron Wilson 581, game 2: Aaron Wilson & Tavern Guild: Mikey Witt 226/652, Brian Ellander ler 214-204/604, Jim Johnstone 225, Eugene Sameshima Mikey Villarreal 578, game 3: Rick Sargent & Ryan Sargent 242/604, Sue Purdie 226/645, James Beightler 235/608, Tom 222, Chuck Weeks 209. 519, game 4: Mike Sargent & Mikey Villarreal 574. Handicap Whitaker 606, Tina Hackett 227, Tom Annibale 226. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 203, Cathy Niederman Series: Mikey Villarreal 1069 $32. Scratch Series: John Con- Twilighters: Jim Moore 274/637, Dan Coffelt 232/614. 202. way Sr. 946 $18. Super Pot: Mike Sargent 267 $55. Rollover Kings and Queens: Scott Murphy 234/620, Lance Carlos Executive Doubles: Clay Howard 225-279-215/719, Sidepots—Threepeat Pot $632, Reserve Pot $126 - Clean 274, Wayne Roberts 235/600, Tom Wigmore 267, Edwin Hong Kha 243-226-215/689, Tony Banks 245-233/676, Bob 40 Pot $132 - Match Game $84 - High Game Bank - Game Marfil 227. Mendoza 234-224-214/672, John Woscek 202-203-208/613, 1 $48, Game 2 $43, Game 3 $42 & Game 4 $13. S.C.B.L.: Mike Gurierri 238/689, Brian Patterson 276/677, Rey Ortiz 200-226/613, Martha Owens 211. Senior No-Tap: Results of June 22. 28 entries @ Keane Murakami 245/658, Dave Yamamoto 243/642, Tom Just 4 Summer: Ken Reser 267-237-249/753, Lee Hay- $10=$280. 28 lineage @ $5.25=$147. 28 prize fund @ Wigmore 247/624. wood 213-247/639, Chaz Schaffer 212-212/623, Tim Pilot $4.75=$133. 24 3-6-9 @ $1=$24. Place Money—1st Ken Funseekers: Tony Annibale 268/695, Chuck Alexander 234, Ken Williams 202. Gwyn 806 $25, 2nd Norm Walker 799 $19, 3rd Johnny Mun- 256/682, Zoran Jacimovic 239/675, Tom Whitaker 647, Terry Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Dan Perreira 230-241- son 787 $15, 4th Ed Hermance 715 $10, 5th Henry Urada Wainscott 604, Mike Gaimaro Sr. 244. 246/717, Dan Drysol 280-201/657, Fred Bretz 209-219/624, 762 $8, 6th Willie Keith 759 $6. Sidepots—Game 1, hdcp.: JUNIORS Joe Salinaz 234/612. 1st Vern Temple 291 $9, 2nd Norm Walker 290 $6. Game We sure got a lot of firecrackers bowling on our Junior B.S.M.: Manny Magno 244-222-225/691, InSoo Bong 2, scr.: 1st Janine Ditch 278 $12, 2nd Ed Hermance 267 leagues now a days! Sparkling out scores like the follow- 231-228-212/671, Jimmy Kim 218-244-200/662, Myung Lee $8. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Gino Vassallo 324 $9, 2nd-3rd (tie) ing: 215-221-206/642, YoungSun Shin 224-216-202/642, Sophia Henry Urada and Orlando Vanegas, each with 300 and $3. junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 176/379, Nicholas Martinez Kim 223, Jenny Kwon 203. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $25. Added: $24. Winner: Norm 148/340, Alex Lemus 118/336, Angelo Costa 113/309, Ian Golden Nuggets: Frank McCoy 211. Walker $49. Happy 4th of July greetings to all. Hamrick 123/308. Go For Nine: Gino Vassallo 264-278-275/817, Clay How- Pee Wee: Andrew Parker 84/158. ard 265-232/689, Pat Basilio 298-222/677, Sam No9lfo 243- Senior Scratch: Nikolai Berk 277/866, Scott Engelhart 243/664, Don Smith 245-240/660, Fran Stern 262-204/635, Sapient Sandoval is Number “Juan” With 216/803, Natalie Honda 200/757, Natalie Kato 201/728, Max Pat Nichols 217, Rose Rados 212, Elburta Canfield 200. Korn 753, Ethan Bensinger 199. Party Timers: Randy Seifman 264-245-246/755, Jerry His Perfecto in Rocky Marsh Doubles Adult Junior: Damon Taylor 288/760, Max Korn 249/659, Pearlman 222-256/671, Evan Mostowa 236-232/667, By- by Joy McGregor George Parker 225/567, Treven Goldsmith 223/551, Martin ron Reich 209-210-235/654, Ken Zwingman 211-266/650, ANAHEIM—Juan Sandoval set the scene Friday morning Korn 492, Matt Parker 190. Nicole Abbott 212-209-221/648, Emma Trinidad 210, Julie treating ALL with his performance in Rocky Marsh Doubles. He SENIORS Ramirez 207. sashayed to the line, opening his set with a 247 game, unleashed When one thinks of 4th of July, one thinks of picnics, Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 248/622, Vince Okada 12 powerful solid pocket strikes and after a few deep breaths, egg salad and of course fireworks; now that’s art for you! 239/620, James Michiuye 223, Ken Queypo 223, Ken proceeded to stroke a 235 third game and a 256 finale. After Though they may not have the big bang they once had, Murata 215. all the dust had settled and his heart rate was normal, his score their grace and talent can still be felt on the lanes as these Nikkei: Sam Tanaka 210-232/634, Dave Lautherboren totaled a giant 1,038. Juan is a very savvy bowler and, I think, scores attest to: 205-222/625, Henry Urada 211-200/602, Walter O’Hara extremely happy with his new Storm “Tropical Heat” bowling Happy Timers: Russ Romo 165/448, Ruth Swick 151/418, 234, Fred Nakata 220. ball. He says the “tropical” scent of the ball relaxed him ... hm- Allan Lotta 179/442, Vicky Minceff 109/279. 525 Ladies Classic: Joy McGregor 211, Val Molendyk mmm, I thought I noticed he was taking a little extra time on the Coffee and Donuts: Hildegard Miller 194/493, Charlene 206. approach. Awesome bowling my friend!! Incidentally, this is Gaffney 169/479, Elayne Klein 181/477, Christine Stark Santa Super Savers: Joe Molina 218-254-218/690, Tony Juan’s 2nd 300 with both perfectos bowled at Linbrook; first one 179/453, Bernie Filosa 449, Roz Levitt 170. Chaco 204-247-235/686, Dallas Liebenow 280/645, Alan on lanes 21 & 22 and this one on lanes 1 and 2. Think he likes Senior Social: Russ Romo 189/505, Art Michener Gutierrez 226, Gavin Huff 205. the corners?? 162/473, Charlene Gaffney 173/460, Arthur Harris 168/410, Thursday Mixed Seniors: Henry Bazinet 211, Gino Vas- More noteworthy scores: Ron Marcus 248-893, Tim Blough Joel Margolis 161/396. sallo 200-207, Walt Hooper 204, Norm McLeod 200. 246-887, Jim Moore 267-850, Anderson Alcaraz 234-841, Shig Breakfast Club Singles: Charlene Gaffney 205/516, Summer Fun: Byron Reich 203-212-205/620. Shozi 235-840, Terry Brent 224-836, Frank Bellinder 226-835, Christine Stark 178/474, Donna Klein 179/449, Pam 7-11 Vegas: Andrew Walker 275-290/736, Ron Corona Carl Adinolfi 230-830, Shawn St. Andre 227-825, John Conway Vaughan 161/448, Doris Lazner 154/347. Jr. 210-238-277/725, Tim Blough 299-238/724, Jeremy 246-823, Don Gardner 243-820, Allen Gutierrez 224-808, Rod Joslyn Seniors: Russ Romo 203/556, Teri Bonato Berkeley 234-240-237/711, Joe Dantas 244-225-235/704, Cantrell 259-806, Gloria Ferrulli 246, Larry Green 227, Rich 172/447, Lee Waldorf 177/510, Rita Frischer 417, Lillian Deana Cummins 203. Heid 226, Aaron Wilson 224, Marie Barbush 223, Janet Ander- Kleinman 157. Grey Panthers: Norm McLeod 232-208/633, Jim Grove son 222, John Phillips 216, Gino Vassallo 214, E.J. Rogers 213, Bowler of the Week: Well looky here. A gentleman leaves 215. Janine Ditch 212, Alan Bloom 212, Tony Chaco 211, Mike Ca- us for a year and decides to come back and bowl a 288 game Vegas Party: Rick Sargent 249-238-226/713, Ron Sar- ballero 210, Rose Williams 209, Dora Mller 203 and Fred Voy- for a 760 series. Mr. Damond Taylor just destroyed the pins gent 269-226-206/701, Roger Vasquez 264-219-216/699, sey 203. Until next week.. last Sunday. Great job; you’re a great American! Sweetness Quote of the Week: “There, I guess King George will be able to read that”. — John Hancock,after signing the Declaration of Independence. Stewart Stomps 673 In Thursday Linbrook Juniors/Dafne Dazzles LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 224 In Family Fun League by Stacy Rider 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 ANAHEIM — The HOMESCHOOL BOWLING BOMBERS blasted the pins for a terrific day on Wednesday morning. Sondra LeBar smashed 119-137, Matthew Gustafson mixed 132-70, Tara Nixon WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS nailed 128-113 and Leann Guerrero landed 116-68. For the Moms, Julie LeBar strolled to 101-131, Teresa Nixon had a high score of Excluding 122 and Lori Guerrero stepladdered 101-102. In the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Andrew Stewart aced Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm Special Holidays the lanes improving every game with 200-214-259 for a super 673 } series. Jessica Quental stomped down a terrific 216 game. Other Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am $2.25 per game superb scores were reported by Austin Waller 189, Aleara Vrabel 146, Christopher DeFazio 174 and Rebecca Peyatt 119. In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, Johnny Munson had a fabulous day of bowling with terrific games of 180-244-223 for a sizzling 647 series. Juan Sandoval, after coming back off a perfect 300 game in the morning league, contrinued striking for 227- 210/623, Josh Cruz crumbled the pins for 225 and Joe Cruz cruised Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday July 17th at 12:30PM to 209. Jeff Hunt hammered 203 and Nathan Mathias knocked down a 201. We also had Bill Swanson roll a triplicate! Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples The BUMPER BUSTERS continue to have a great time with some exciting scores to report. We had 2 bowlers score fantastic games of 120. First in line, Ofa Prescott with a 3 game set of 84-120-94 followed by Khamron Gardner with a 2 game score of 79-120. Shai Summer Special Tues-Thurs 3pm - 5pm Only $10 per hour per lane. $2.25 Shoe Rental Gardner scored 95-72, Madelyne Howard hit 93-78, Brittany Fisheli found 74-82, Matthew Howard hammered 80, Ma’aki O’Donnell mastered 41-62-72 and Izel Cruz crushed 64-67. Sunday Family Special - 2pm - 4pm $12 per hour per lane. $2.25 Shoe Rental In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Chris Woodmansee put together a string of strikes for an outstanding 214 game. Andrew Stewart slid into 211. Other great scores were reported by Hunter Both Specials Have Optional Medium Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza only $6.00 Burleson with his first turkey for a 172 game, Dallas Huff 192, Jeremiah Tan 190, Destini Gardner 162, Gabrielle Galicia 93-99, TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEY Chris M. Rinner 164, Eric Howard 93, Jonesy Howard 93, Deanna Gomez 178, Cesar Guardado 160, Janine Uyanga 158, Paul Uyanga Saturdays • Check-in 8:30pm • Bowl at 9:00pm • $15 Per Person 130, Corey Fisheli 130, Jesse Haxton 171-156-130/457, Morgan BREAKFAST BOWL Gober 190, Natalie Vara 101, Jennifer Lewis 110, Nicholas Gallant Sundays at 7:30-11 AM • 3 Games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person 198, Nicole Tan 156-162-181/499, Michelle Matsumoto 190, Ronn Eagleton 139, Nicole Rodriguez 150, Aleara Vrabel 145 and R.J. SENIOR NO-TAP Davis 106. Tuesday & Fridays at 1 PM • Entry Fee: $10 In the JUNIOR ADULT FAMILY FUN, Brian Peterson, 227 COFFEE CLUB average, pounded the pocket for 247-226/647 and son, Michael Peterson found his mark for 204-215-197/616. Team 5 came ready Sundays • Check-in 10:00am • Starts 10:30am • $25 Entry Fee + Optionals to roll with a fantastic 1002 team score in game 3. Reeda Hank rolled 176, Cesar Guardado 175, Dafne Guardado 224 and Herman “WE’RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN” Hank 174. Valerie Matsumoto rolled 225 and Darrell Wilson 202. Andrew Stewart sliced 207-211. Stacy Rider rolled 225 and Troy Glathar Sr. tossed 223.