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CaliforniaCaliforniaCalifornia SINCE 1940 67th Year In Publication BOWLINGNewsThursday, October 26, 2006 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 most of match play with a 10 JAT Farm Club (really 11) position jump. Reno Event Generates by David Gordon Fernandez, who was originally Single Largest Bowl For FULLERTON—Sunday the alternate after qualifying, got morning in Fullerton welcomes in to match play in the 16th The Cure ® Donation back the JAT Farm Club after a spot. He ended match play in Guests at Eldorado Hotel few weeks off. AMF Carter the 6th spot. Yes alternate posi- Casino food and wine Lanes played host to our most tion to alternate position in five tasting donate $250,000 recent tournament that brought games. to fight breast cancer out thirty bowlers to see if the To start off the finals, we had GREENDALE, Wis— 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood conditions met the high expec- 5th seed Curtis (+63) taking on Guests attending the Eldorado tations from previous events. 4th seed Jon Hogan (+99) as Hotel Casino Vine for Life food (562) 421-8448 In the qualifying round Eddie Hogan took the game AND the and wine tasting event in Reno, Sayles led the way behind games mind of Curtis 223-220. So Nev., on Oct. 5 collectively do- Saturday of 231-262-245 and was plus Curtis exits talking to himself as nated $250,000 for United States 106 after the first five games. Hogan advances to meet 3rd seed Bowling Congress Bowl for the Other high scores in qualifying Carrillo (+128). Now being a Cure®, a fund-raising program No-Tap came in from Justin Foster 224- gentlemen, Hogan did not let this benefiting the Susan G. Komen 248, Jon Hogan 242, Kevin Jones match be so close as he posted a Breast Cancer Foundation. 236, Steven Sensabaugh 236, 212-192 victory to say good-bye The funds, generated by Nov. 4th Jonathan Greenhalgh 235, to Carrillo. However, now ticket sales and individual dona- BRUNSWICK COVINA BOWL STROKE VICTIM BOWLERS Michael May 229, James Bael against the veteran Sayles (+134) tions, represent the largest Ed Ippoliti and Barbara Ward are both in wheelchairs, but man- 228, Joey Marino 226-224, the tables were turned. Sayles single-event donation made to age to average in the 140’s, thanks to the ramps. Yes, the leagues 5 PMPM5 Mark Curtis 224, and Thomas advanced into the final pairing Bowl for the Cure® since the are sanctioned! Hogan 224, The cut line for with a 232-197 win. So here program’s inception in 2000. All match play was minus 73. against top seed Jones (+198) proceeds from the event will Entry Fee:$40 Many of the bowlers didn’t Sayles took the first match 236- support efforts of the Susan G. For “Strokers” No wake up until they found them- 227. Then it was Jones’ turn Komen Breast Cancer Founda- Sidepots selves in match play. However, with a 214-212 win. And then tion, with 75 percent remaining early riser Sayles still marched with both bowlers tired, Jones in the local area and benefiting Mountain Is Too High on with the tournament high took the last match, the tourna- the Northern Nevada Affiliate. by Carol Mancini Optional game of 268 and a 220 game. ment and his first title 176-157. “Many thanks to Don and COVINA — Every Tuesday and it is! Most must learn to use Charlie Hair made the papers Congratulations Kevin. Rhonda Carano, owners of the Friday a determined group of their left arm, a new way to with a 266 game, followed by By the way, as for Mark Eldorado Hotel Casino in Reno, bowlers take to the lanes at speak, and get over the fear of 6 Games Albert Fernandez 257-236, J. Curtis. He was last seen with for their wonderful relationship Brunswick Covina Bowl. These going out in public. Hogan 242, A.J. Garcia 236, the men in white from Bellevue, with the United States Bowling 2 unique leagues are made up of Bowling does it for these war- Jones 223-224, Justin Foster still muttering to himself, I Congress,” said Linda Smith, stroke victims, cancer survivors, riors. They do battle in city and Tuesday Night Special 223, Deanna Carrillo 222, Curtis SHOULD’VE WON THAT board president of the Northern friends and relatives. state tournaments. Have ap- 221, and Allie Ijams 221. GAME! Nevada Komen Affiliate. “We In 1994, Anne Clifford, mem- peared on Channel 4 T.V. What A lot of position movement Our next tournament will be are so grateful to the many local ber of the San Gabriel Valley a thrill! 9 PM - 11 PM during match play while two of on November 4th at Brunswick sponsors who supported the W.B.A., made a trip to the na- Their mascot is the Bumble the top five had to jump five Covina Lanes. Check-in begins Vine for Life gala evening of fine tional W.I.B.C. tournament and Bee. The bee, aerodynamically $ 20.00 per lane positions to get there and sur- at 7:15 and will close at 7:50. wines and fabulous foods.” convention. On her return, Anne is unable to fly. (Body too big, prises among the other three. JAT members, please be on time. Vine for Life was held in decided to share her experience wings too small.) But HE doesn’t However, Fernandez made the Until then, see ya. honor of Breast Cancer Aware- with the patients at the Covina know it, so he flies! includes shoes ness Month in support of Bowl Stroke Center. Stroke Motto, “You Are for the Cure®. Attendees Some of the patients were Never Fully Dressed Until You Thursday Night Special sampled Ferrari Carano wines former bowlers and had a desire Put On Your Smile”. and food prepared by Eldorado to give it a try again. Many of these bowlers have chefs. Anne obtained a ramp, some received awards for 200 games 9 PM - 11 PM The Bowl for the Cure® lane time, transportation, light and average in the 140’s. The program has raised nearly $5 weight balls and a couple of national average for women is 1.75 / game -3.00 shoes million since the 2000-01 bowl- coaches. Namely Paula Harris only 138, so maybe we should ing season. USBC members na- and Marie Fisher. practice more. tionwide hold local events and Most stroke victims loose the One of the problems confront- collect pledges throughout the use of at least one arm, legs and ing the Strokers, is the constant FRIDAFRIDAFRIDAYYY season with proceeds benefiting speech. Imagine getting dressed, upkeep of the ramps. Help is Bowl for the Cure® and local groomed, into the wheelchair, needed in the form of money for Komen Affiliates. Last year out of wheelchair and into the new ramps, or material and man- NONONO---TTTAPAPAP AMF Carter Lanes - October 22, 2006 (l-r): Eddie Sayles alone, USBC members raised car. power to repair the old ones. - 2nd; Kevin Jones - 1st; Jon Hogan - 3rd. more than $656,000. Once you reach the bowling Any help or small donation is 3 GAMES “We’re grateful to the center — out of the car, into the welcome. Better yet, visit the Eldorado and the Carano family wheelchair and into the bowl. Strokers League at Brunswick Every Friday for their unprecedented support Now, get down to the lanes, find Covina Bowl. You will be in- Forest Lanes Six Gamer Oct. 28 of our program,” said USBC a ball, or drag your ball along. spired to help. Say Hello to At 1:00 PM LAKE FOREST — Saturday, October 28th Forest Lanes will be Chief Officer of Tournaments Is bowling really worth that Anne Clifford, “SHE’LL GET running their monthly Scratch Six Gamer. Check-in starts at 12:30 and Events Roseann Kuhn. kind of effort? For these bowlers YA!” $15 ENTRY FEE and pins come down for practice at 1:00 P.M. sharp. Anyone can contribute to The $50 entry fee pays for lineage and prize fund. Optionals Bowl for the Cure® by contact- Walter Ray Williams Nabs $50,000 Open Includes Singles, 3-6-9 include sidepots, blocks, and brackets. Multiple ways to win. ing his or her local USBC asso- TOKYO — The first 2006 PBA/ESPN-TV show featured Walter If you have seen the list of past participants, you know you had ciation or donating via USBC’s Ray Williams winning the Japan Open $50,000 title Sunday, Octo- Sidepots, Insurance better bring your best game! bowl.com Web site. Bowlers can ber 22. & Scratch Series Mario will be on hand to sign-in or answer questions, 949-770- hold events at any time during It was a thriller, W.R.W. got 10 strikes tapped a seven for a 289 0055. the season and are encouraged against Pete Weber’s 223. 3-6-9 = $500.00 Forest Lanes is easy access off the 5 freeway (where it meets the to celebrate February as Bowl The next show, USBC Masters, October 29. Check your local 405) at Bake Parkway. “Map Quest” is a good bet. for the Cure® month. TV guide for date and time. Forest Lanes 6 Gamer Entry Fee: 1PM • Saturday, October 28th $50.00 $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Page 2 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 lining in seemingly dark clouds. The BPAA is concerned, the ABC and Part III WIBC are concerned, and all manufacturers are concerned with this The Third And Fourth Component Of The USBC Refocus On The USBC Refocus On System Of Bowling problem. System Of Bowling. High scores have always been of major concern with doctored LANE CONDITIONING…According to the USBC press release, lanes. However, the emergence of urethane finishes has substantially “Testing continues in several areas regarding the measurement and Part II by John Jowdy expanded the perplexing matter. Urethane was born out of necessity of application of lane conditioner (commonly referee to as oil) which is In a recent column, I commented on the first two of four key financial risks; the results of insurance rates governing lacquer and the liquid applied to wood and synthetic lanes. Lane oil has two pur- components of the System of Bowling…bowling balls and bowling shellac materials. Hard urethane finishes, unlike lacquer and shellac, do poses: to protect the bowling surface and affect the difficulty level of pins. not absorb oil dressings applied to lane surfaces. It is extremely diffi- the game, depending on how it is applied”. Currently, the amount and Before commenting on the other two, Lane Conditioning and Lane cult to a ball on oil dressing extended to 40 or 45 feet because oil application of oil on a lane is measured with tape that absorbs the oil, Surfaces, I came across a bowling column I wrote in April 1988, 18 dressings lays on top of urethane and carries down toward the pin deck which is read by a computer analyzer. USBC is also considering chang- years ago that is as true today as it was then. Following is the editorial with each delivered shot. The ball entry to the pocket will suffer ing the description of oil application from units to ratios. Currently, I wrote that appeared in several bowling publications around the coun- repercussions, depending on the type of hook thrown. This is the USBC rules require at least three units of oil be applied on each board of try: contrast to short oil. a bowling lane to constitute certification. The amount of oil on a lane Long oil, short oil...the greatest controversy in bowling history is Short oil, the current system agreed upon by the BPAA and ABC is typically is expressed as a ratio compared how much oil is applied to easing its evil shadow throughout the industry. The results of the past an oil pattern not exceeding 24 feet, and applied in any manner de- the inside boards (between the second arrows on each side of the lane) year clearly indicate the failure of limited dressing procedures. It has sired. Results of this method of oil application have been a minor to the amount of oil laid down on the outside boards (the channel to done little or nothing to stem the tide of fictitious high scores and disaster. This procedure, with a completely dry area of over 30 feet, around board number 10 on each side of the lane) For example, a lane inflated averages. This is not to say that the prime purpose for such has made gorillas out of monkeys. With no lane oil resistance to the with a 10:1 ratio means there is ten times as much oil in the middle of procedures were aimed in that direction, but the plan in mind was a roll of the ball, it has lulled the bowler into a false impression of a the lane than on the outside. The way in which oil is applied changes means of impeding the fraudulent practice of lane doctoring. powerfully thrown weapon. the difficulty level in bowling and is typically called an “oil pattern”. The spirit of cooperation between the Bowling Proprietors Asso- Consequently, the outgrowth is the lack of talent required for swing- Nevertheless, there is no absolute definitive rule governing a ciation of America and the American Bowling Congress decays with ing the ball out to the channel and relying on the dry surface to pull the proprietor’s method of oil application. Consequently, lane mainte- ach rejected high score. The entire bowling industry is adversely af- ball back into the pocket. nance men can actually set up a legal blocked condition; yet remain fected by this state of affairs. It is truly an enigma. Ill-fated as it may seem, it is entirely legal by all standards and within USBC specifications. On one hand, there is the proprietor, an investor whose livelihood regulations set forth by Congress. And so goes the story! I am in complete sympathy with all members of the USBC research is dependent on satisfied customers. In many cases, proprietors have Webster’s dictionary defines dilemma as any situation requiring a and testing group. They face a thankless, almost impossible task of invested life saving in their businesses. The average 32- lane center choice between two unpleasant alternatives. Dilemma is also listed as a maintaining integrity in the game, and, at the same time, not offend will exceed an investment of well over a million dollars. perplexity, a quandary, a difficulty and a predicament. the bowling proprietor. On the other hand, there is the American Bowling Congress, the The BPAA and the ABC is a combination of all the above. The USBC has created Sport Leagues that put the game in proper governing body of elected officials representing millions of bowlers. ************************** perspective. Unfortunately, a very small percentage of bowlers have The ABC is responsible for the preservation of rules, regulations, Folks, this was written 18 years ago. Need I say more? Have we attempted to pit their skills on legitimate conditions. They prefer to integrity and respect. It is the moral duty of the Congress to maintain really progressed in harnessing outlandish fictitious scores? The an- boost their egos on soft, blocked conditions. Consequently, lane condi- dignity and fairness in all phases of the game, particularly in the high swer is an emphatic NO! Since then, the USDBC has recognized tioning has become the main culprit in the ever-increasing high-scor- score category. almost a dozen . ing madness. Proprietors, who have the choice to condition their lanes The insatiable desire for high scores by many thousands of egoma- The latest two, by Robert Mushtare, were somewhat tainted, but as they see fit, cannot be governed as long as they play within the niacs has been the source of the problem. Unfortunately, pride in nevertheless, approved. The most recent press release from USBC USBC rules. As previously stated, present USBC lane maintenance performance is sorely lacking in those whose egos surpass the signifi- announced the following: Six all-time team standards were broken and regulations are too inexact. Ingenious lane maintenance men can skirt cance of true achievement. This is the type bowler that places con- one tied during the 2005-06 season. the edges and set up easy scoring conditions. For example, standard stant pressure on the proprietor for easier scoring that, in effect, Record-breaking scores have become an annual pattern. Three USBC league often have lane conditions with as much as a 20:1 oil evoke and summon ABC officials to take corrective steps for the million bowlers today are breaking records faster than 9 million bowlers ratio which can result in high scoring pace as the extreme differences maintenance of purity and morality for the sport. did 20 years ago. There seems to be no end in sight. in friction on the lane act to artificially steer balls to the pocket. This Bowling is a great family sport. The industry itself is one big happy The third and fourth components of the USBC Refocus on the is the dilemma that is, as has existed in bowling for the past 25 years. family, steadfastly cooperating to promote the sport. This is the silver System of Bowling Research, will be addressed in my next column. USDBC Sport Bowling events, which include most of today’s pre- mier bowling tournaments, includ- ing all four Professional Bowling Association majors, are, at most, a 3:1 ratio. This can result in a more challenging scoring environ- ment. Regarding lane conditions in a general sense, USBC endorses the concept of multiple levels of play; 1.As a Sport 2.Standard… on lane condi- Join us for tions in USBC-certified competi- tion that allow for high and low scoring events 3. Bumper bowling Bowling can begin to right it- self in two distinctly different manners: First, Award scores should be our all-new recognized in Sport leagues ONLY. This will compel egomaniacs to join sport leagues to prove their worthiness. Second: Adopt the Roger Dalkin theory of multiple levels of bowling: Sport, standard, and bumper bowling. This can be easier accomplished by raising the voids in pins for all league play except those of seniors, beginning young- sters, and handicapped bowlers. LANE SURFACES...USBC’s fourth component of the System COSMIC of Bowling. Future research plans include: 1.Revising Sport Bowling lane dressing ratio specifications 2.Testing on how pin deck tilt affect scoring 3.Studying potential changes in flat gutter specifications 4.Conducting tests on lane sur- face coefficient of friction and hardness. Bowling lane construction has evolved from original wood ma- BOWLING terials to synthetic surfaces. 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firing with a open, a four bagger, J.T. and the ABTA Staff for all a and another turkey for a the Great Tournaments. ABTA Ramos is ABTA Champion at CAL big 234/245 game. J.T. lost his J.T. Jackson is from Valley AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION carry and ended 192-210 and Village, and used a Bullet drilled (At Cal Bowl) was the runnerup on this eve. by Rusty and Carl at Mission October 14, 2006 Match Game Est $2000 This Week FINAL RESULTS Ramos won the coveted title, his Hills Bowl. He is single ladies. 1. Armondo Ramos 695 $900.00 second in a month. Great clutch He thanks Bud Lite and fans es- Cash & Carry 400.00 Lynn Waldie Hits Match Series $828 / 3-6-9 is $700 bowling Armondo! It pays to pecially Richie CEO of Lane-1. 2. J.T. Jackson 738 450.00 3. Ed Palma 697 200.00 never give up and that is what We had several new members 4. Don Johnson Sr. 711 110.00 Linbrook is our Host in One Day Early Event he did at CAL in his win! Con- at CAL and first time cashers 5. Alejandro Vela 696 110.00 6. Leo Tartamella (SS) 728 105.00 gratulations Mr. Shorty!! We were Evette Franklin, Paul Dixon 7. Ely Cruz (SS) 709 105.00 will add the Mr. due to his fine and Desi Nixon! We sure en- 8. Freddie Catamisan 668 105.00 Qualify 12:30-1:30-3:00-& 5:00PM, SemiFinals 6:45PM 9. Rico Cayton (SS) 662 105.00 performance ! joyed our return to CAL. Will 10. Ian Benavides 698 100.00 LAKEWOOD—Armondo in the single elims and enter in third with fine bowling and $200 Great bowling by J.T. also. return there soon, and will be in 11. Susan Ebilane 676 100.00 12. Joyce Charles 667 100.00 Ramos caught a break and made round two. It took a +57 to make with Armondo off to the title He could have, perhaps should our new schedule just mailed. 13. Tracy Cueto 666 100.00 it pay off as he won his second the Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals game. have, been the winner but every Thanks to Gary and his superb, 14. Joe V. Swift 666 100.00 ABTA title in a thriller at CAL which included five women. pin surely counts! J. T. is on the helpful staff. 15. Bheth Alcayde 657 100.00 The title game was set and 16. Evette Franklin 657 100.00 Bowl. The hard way to say the The bowlers took to the the horses were paid! Ramos lanes with the ABTA every week It is history folks, as “Mr. 17. Daniel Amos 651 70.00 least. He got new life when J. T. lanes. In the first round single returned $65 for everyone who and he is a Great Guy! A title is Shorty” Armondo Ramos enters 18. Raquel Vergara 648 67.50 19. Al Williams 642 65.00 Jackson got a 6 count on the fi- elims losing were Tracy Cueto, had him at the $5.00 fun bets. next for him. the archives as a four time Cham- 20. Ronnie Cordero 636 62.50 nal ball. They tied the match and Joyce Charles, Susan Ebilane,Joe We would see who would be- Tourney Hi Qualifiers were pion! 21. Paul Dixon 633 62.50 22. Michael Villareal 631 60.00 then bowled a whole Champi- Swift, Beth Alcadyde, Ian come the latest Champion. Two J.T. Jackson +191 for the men Make plans for our One Day 23. Danny Equilos 630 58.00 onship game rolloff which Benavides, and pretty new of our finest supporters would and Racquel Vergara led the la- event at Linbrook Bowl Satur- 24. Oliver Esmejarda 630 58.00 Armondo won five/six straight comer Evette Franklin. They got dies at +108. They will get paid day. There will be qualifying at 25. Raul Aldaz 630 58.00 now meet for the title. J.T. 26. John Daily 627 55.00 matches finally downing top checks of $100 in 10-16th elected to lead off. Both bowlers entries. 12:30-1:30-3:00 & 5:00 PM with 27. Chris Abing 627 55.00 seed J.T. Jackson in the title game places. opened in frame 4. Then Ramos Matt Garcia eliminated the SemiFinals 6:45PM with one in 28. Desi Nixon 625 52.50 29. Dale Strader 623 52.50 to take home a nice $1,400 for In round two being eliminated doubled. J.T., a Turkey for a field in the 3-6-9 roll off and five making the cut! The follow- 30. William Ele 618 51.00 his fine effort. were Leo Tartamella, Rico nice 18 pin lead. Going to the missed after shot #3. We will go ing Saturday we are hosted in an 31. Greg Barron 616 50.00 32. Jose Borromeo 614 50.00 In our Early Event we had a Cayton, Freddie Catamisan, and final frame J.T. led by 17 and for $700 this week at Linbrook Early Event at Chapparal Lanes 33. Ernie Juarez 611 48.00 nice turnout of 138 entrants in Ely Cruz. They cashed in 6-9th things did not look good for Bowl. He got a $50 consolation in San Dimas with Squads at 34. Tommy Newman 606 46.00 the three squad event. It took a places and $105 each. for beer money:-). 12:00, 1:00, 2:30 & 4:00PM. Fi- 35. Dodie Sajonas (SS) 596 45.00 Ramos. He dug deep and 36. Ping Romero 588 44.00 nice +74 men, and +51 ladies to Round three had Armando punched out in the final frame The Match Game was again nals at 5:45 there. Nov. 11 we 37. Vic Hidalgo 585 44.00 make the cut to the semis. Also Ramos get to Don Johnson Sr. for a 207/218 final count, J.T. UN-Matched at 299 drawn by are hosted by Bowling Square in 38. Valinda Kelly 560 44.00 39. Carlos Vejar DNS FE added were Super Seniors, Ely 223-200. Ed Palma downed got a 7 and had to pick it up and J.T. With the carryover of $760 Arcadia. DOUBLES Cruz, Leo Tartamella, and Dodie Alejandro Vela 222-200. Don get 7 more for the win. He got we should have close to $2,000 Due to increasing operating 1. Freddie Catamisan/ Ronnie Cordero 1454 120.00 Sajon to the board. and Alejandro were 4th and 5th the tough spare and then set the in the pot at Linbrook this Sat- costs the First entry is now 2. Tommy Newman/ Leading the Semis was the with fine bowling and $110 each. ball short to get a six count and urday. $49,with re-entries $47 & $44. Ed Palma 1449 90.00 jovial J. T. Jackson at +138. He Armondo and Ed to meet for the Match Series worth $828 Reduced Entry is $35. This is 3. Pilbert Colian/ the game ended in a tie. We had a Freddie Catamisan 1395 60.00 would sit out and be able to bowl right to bowl for the title against full game title roll. Ramos, was matched by feisty Lynn our first increase in almost 4 yrs. 4. Pilbert Colian/ the title game. Right behind was J.T. In a great match Armondo whose nick name at CAL is Waldie as her 462 paid off big at and as always the ABTA will be Chris Abing 1395 60.00 5. Tommy Newman/ Leo Tartamella at +128 who edged Ed by punching out in the Shorty, surely stood tall on this CAL. She is most deserving and first in Payoffs & Prize Funds Roger Wrase 1393 50.00 would receive a first round bye final frame 195-192. Eddie was eve in his bowling. He came out we estimate a $300 Match Se- for our bowlers! FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores ries at Linbrook Saturday. See you all at Linbrook for a Men: +74, Women: +51 The weekly winner of the good one! Until then! The new Super Seniors: Leo Tartamella, Ely Cruz, Columbia “300” Ball, was pretty schedule was mailed Wednesday. Dodie Sajonas HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRY Susan Ebillane, and she opts for If you didn’t receive one, let us Men: J.T. Jackson +191 the Action Packed! She thanks know and we will send to you. Women: Raquel Vergara +108 SPECIAL AWARDS the ABTA, and sponsor Colum- 3-6-9 bia 300 for the fine ball. Cham- Matt Garcia 50.00 Prize Fund, 132 4,133.50 This week it is 700.00 pion Dave Armando “Shorty” Paid Entries, 17 @ $44 748.00 MATCH GAME — 299 Ramos is from Long Beach, and Optional Sidepots 977.00 No winner used a Track Arsenal drilled Doubles 380.00 Estimated this week 2,000.00 Brackets 7.950.00 MATCH SERIES — 462 byABTA member Mike Wahl at 3-6-9 50.00 Lynn Waldie 828.00 Cerritos Lanes. He thanks Pinke Shirt & Trophy 88.00 Estimated this week 300.00 Match Series 828.00 COLUMBIA BALL WINNER his #1 fan, Tommy Newman, TOTAL PAID OUT $15,554.50 Susan Ebilane

Ramos is ABTA Champion at Cal (L–R) Yvette Franklin (10th, ) J. T. Jackson (runnerup) Mr. Armondo “Shorty” Ramos (champ)and his #1 fan Pinkie (ABTA Member) Page 6 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 Thursday, October 26, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 John Whisler Gets A Big WCST Win WCST WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR/WCST EBONITE SINGLES Sunday, October 15, 2006 (At La Habra “300”Bowl) FINAL STANDINGS REGULAR DIVISION Vaughn Doody Big 290 Game 1. John Whisler, Bakersfield, CA 4559 $1,000.00 2. Don Moser, Murrieta, CA 4539 700.00 3. Jim Harvey, Burbank, CA 4399 550.00 Wins Super Senior Division 4. Joe Merrill, Boulder City, NV 4297 410.00 5. Marlow Dinger, La Habra, CA 4225 385.00 by Dick Sanders 6. Stan Winters, Simi Valley, CA 4157 365.00 nd 7. Dan Baker, Westminster,CA 4143 350.00 LA HABRA—John Whisler (Bakersfield), won his 2 WCST 8. Jerry Calvin, Thousand Oaks, CA 4011 335.00 Regular Division Title at La Habra “300” Bowl in La Habra, CA, OTHER CASHERS nd 9. Greg Neuer, Covina, CA 2286 170.00 last week-end. His narrow victory of 20 pins over 2 place finisher, 10. Ray Cobb, Highland, CA 2268 130.00 Don Moser (Murrieta), was not an easy one, even with John win- 11. Mike Mitori, Torrance, CA 2222 130.00 SUPER SENIOR DIVISION ning 6 of 8 matches and rolling 2012 for the 8 games. John’s big 1. Vaugh Doody, Las Vegas, NV 3756 600.00 games of 300 and 288 helped him in this victory. John’s victories 2. Dave Frame, Temple City, CA 3608 450.00 3. Everett Nishikawa, Corona, CA 3608 395.00 over Don in Game #2, 300 to 268, and in the Position Round, 268 to 4. Jim Starks, Montclair, CA 3600 370.00 5. Walt Block, San Clemente, CA 3541 345.00 221, was the big difference in winning this tournament. Don bowled 6. Larry Galloway, Lakewood, CA 3499 325.00 1968 for the 8 games, and won 5 of his 8 matches. Jim Harvey MONEY BREAKDOWN INCOME (Burbank), the qualifying leader on Saturday,with 2432 for the 10 50 Entries x $165.00 8.250.00 games, ended up in 3rd, and he had a big 299 game in the finals. On Added Money Ebonite 500.00 TOTAL $8,750.00 Saturday in the qualifying, Jim rolled a 300 game. The other 300 DISTRIBUTION game bowled in the qualifying went to Joe Merrill (Boulder City, Prize 7,010.00 WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR EBONITE SINGLES TOUR- Lines 1,140.00 NAMENT AT LA HABRA 300 BOWL, REGULAR DIVISION NV) Scores were very high with plus 306 making the cut for the Expenses 600.00 finals for the 8 games. Two Super Seniors making the finals, Stan TOTAL $8,750.00 WINNERS: (lef to right) Champion John Whisler and Dan Moser, Winters (Simi Valley), and Jerry Calvin (1000Oaks). Top 3: 1st, 2nd place. John Whisler, $1000.00, 2nd Don Moser, $700.00, and 3rd, Jim Harvey, $550.00. 50 bowlers entered, (29 regular division, and 21 super seniors), San Gabriel Valley It’s been a busy 2 weeks as with a good pay-off of $7,010.00 which included $500.00 added the directors of the association from Ebonite Sales. 17 checks were paid out. For this USBC Association have been going to the bowling centers and collecting donations year, 15 Tournaments, the pay-off has been $127,276.00, and for by A. A. Turtle for the BVL (Bowlers for Veter- 244 Tournaments a grand total of $1,730,534.00 has been paid out. COVINA — As the new sea- ans Link). We are going into our A tight race now for the top WCST Money Leader this year be- son begins the office is pretty 3rd week and very excited at the tween Vaughn Doody, $4,940.00, Kevin Gannon, $4,912.00 and busy with certifying the leagues response we are getting from John Whisler, $4,885.00. There are only 2 tournaments left this that are coming in. Remember you the bowlers. This year year. Our thanks to La Habra “300” Bowl and our host Mr. Bob that certifying your league helps looks like it’s going to be a good Shan, and a very cooperative working crew. The lanes were in make sure your center is follow- year for collections. We are also excellent condition, and the automatic ran very well all ing the proper procedures for selling raffle tickets for 2 bas- week-end. La Habra “300” Bowl, always a great place to hold a lanes and pinsetters. You have kets that are valued at $ 135 each tournament. Our thanks also to Ebonite International, our great recourses if a bowler drops and that will be raffled off at the BVL sponsor of all of our tournaments in 2006. The Larry Wilson fam- doesn’t pay the league fees. The tournament. You don’t have to ily, a good job with the brackets. office can help you with league be present to win but do encour- SUPER SENIOR NEWS rules and you will be eligible to age you to participate in the tour- Vaughn Doody (Las Vegas), won his 21st WCST, Title, which bowl in state, local and national nament. Tickets are $1 each or 7 now puts him in a tie for 2nd place with Kevin Gannon for the most tournaments. So, for the adults for $5. When the campaign WCST Championships, behind WCST Championship Title Leader the fee is $ 19.00 a year. As for comes to an end at the bowling Ross Packard, who has 24 Titles. Vaughn, qualified 4th. Starting out the break down, the local asso- centers there will be a BVL tour- 93 pins behind Qualifying Leader, Dave Frame ( Temple City) and WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR EBONITE SINGLES TOUR- ciation only gets $ 8.00 of this nament on Veterans Day, Satur- caught and passed him after the 1st game of the 6 game finals. Dave NAMENT AT LA HABRA 300 BOWL: (left to right) Super Senior to pay the rent, wages, office day November 11, 2006. There regained the lead after Game #2, and then it was a see-saw battle Division, Dave Frame 2nd place and champion Vaughn Doody. supplies, awards, and many will be several divisions for both between, Dave and Everett Nishikawa (Corona), for 1st place, while, other things we would like to do the Adults & Youth. The scratch while Vaughn was sitting in 3rd place, until after Game #5, with for you the bowlers. On the winner of each division will ad- Vaughn now in 1st place by only 9 pins over Everett. Then it was Vaughn Doody, $600.00, 2nd, Team Six Early Youth side they pay $ 13.75 and vance to the State level being held no contest as Vaughn bowled his biggest game of the tournament Dave Frame, $450.00. only $ 4.00 of it stays at the in San Diego. Fliers are at your with a 290 game, against Everett’s 180 game, and a 148 pin victory. We would like to pass our local level which pays for Leader In 820 center. Everett then dropped to 3rd, with a hard charging Jim Starks condolences to the family of awards, scholarships, and help We held our 1st Annual Open (Montclair) jumped from 5th to 4th, and Dave ended up in 2nd place. WCST Member and Champion, with the office. If you have not Invitational Mixed Doubles The difference of 2nd to 4th was only 8 pins, and from 2nd to 3rd, Donnie Crandall, who lost his received your USBC card in the Saddleback Loop Tournament on Sunday, Octo- only 1 pin. A Good turn-out of 21 super seniors. The Top 2: 1st, wife Pam last week. mail within 45 days of your by Frank Kietz ber 22, 2006 at AMF Bowling league starting, ask your secre- MISSION VIEJO — It’s Square where we ended up with tary or youth director if they close, Team Six, composed of 30 entries. Everybody seemed have sent in the league applica- to have a good time. The high North Los Angeles Co. USBC Paul Danforth, Steve Fields tion or call the office and we can score bowled was Bedell Jr., Pat Danforth and Cam let you know if we have received Vasquez with a 279. The results 9175 De Soto Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311 Honig, have a 7 1/2 point lead it and what is happening. in Saddleback Lanes’ 9:00 will be out next week after aver- (818) 718-0193 • (818) 718-0195 fax p.m. Tuesday 820 Classic. ages have been verified. We want Also going for the first to thank all that came out and quarter seed is second place Forest Lanes’ 615 supported the association by Presents bowling in this tournament. We Saddleback Lanes using the hope that you will join us in high scores, 300/834 posted Scr. Trios Gets many more tournaments as the 500/600/700 Club Youth Tournaments by Tony Conti and the talents association begins to grow and of Michael Harrington, Rick 814 By Jeff Carr puts on more events. Maldonado and John The Youth Committee will Saturday November 4, 2006 3PM - Check-in 1:30PM Chapman. by Frank Kietz be meeting on Sunday, October Adding more sparkle to LAKE FOREST — Forest 29, 2006 at BRC West Covina Scholarship per division based on entries per division the 10-team scratch league is Lanes’ high scoring 615 Lanes at 10 AM. If you would the presents of Missy Scratch Trios League revived like to become more involved we late last Thursday with a sen- Bellinder who is shooting encourage you to attend. One MISSION HILLS BOWL sational 800 series by Jeff thing the committee would like anchor for her dad’s Frank Carr — an 814 based on a Bellinder’s Precision Pro to see is a representative from 10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills USBC 11-In-A-Row honor each center for the youth. At this Shop quartet. For starters, she score. Eligibility Rules: Current Sanctioned NLAC-USBC youth members who have bowled a 500, meeting they will be going over blasted a 266/757 set. The na- The $5,000 title pressure city tournament, banquet, by- 600, or 700 series in a sanctioned league or tournament at any time during membership in the tional/international pin star was on! USBC. laws, voting on a youth repre- has 17 perfectos to her credit “Bring It” to us, their trio, sentative to attend the State 1) Entering average - A - 2005-2006 book average (if none use B) - B - Ending Summer League sheet (if none use C); and promises to number consisting of Seth Leader, Convention in San Diego June - C - Current average (must bring league sheet, min of 7 league sessions) (if none use D); - D - No average bowls 18 at Dave Del Conte’s Kristi and Steve Zimmerman, 2007 and setting up a Youth/ scratch. Saddleback Lanes. League is in second place trying to Adult tournament for December. 2) Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified for, but may move up in classification. Returning to the lower classi- President Dan Murray, Frank reclaim the lead from Team We encourage youth bowlers to fication after moving up is not allowed. Pellarella and Don Rose fill Two, Mike Belair, Jeff attend and have your voice heard. 3) Please present membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 1:30PM. Entries close at 2:30PM on Nov. 4th, the pro shop’s roster. Copeland and Mario Remember, to be eligible for the or when squad is full. Marquez. “Bring It”, tried to board you must be 14 years or 4) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. The Orange County Clas- sweep 17 points with an older but all ages are welcome to 5) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. sic has big numbers on its evening high team 768/2079 6) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average my be disqualified. honor roll: Saddleback four come. but managed only 14 points, The newest fundraiser is the 7) All other rules governed by USBC 2007-2007 Youth Tournament rules. has a 2904 team set while 8) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on shirts. eight points behind Team sale of Party Lite candles from 9) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. Team Six a 1041 team game. Two. now until November 11, 2006. 10) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. Conti and Missy the best in- Tonight’s (Thursday, Oc- You can order from any director 11) Make checks or money orders payable to: NLAC-USBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount of the dividual scores and Cam tober 26) hot sessions will be or stop by the office and place check or $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee) Honig a 300. between 9-3 on lanes 31-32 an order. With the holidays com- 12) Divisions: ALL bowl SCRATCH - 700; Upper 600 (170+); Lower 600 (169 & lower) Here are a few of the cur- while Team Two battles Team ing, this would be a good way to Handicap - 500 (90% if 200) Average verification required for Lower 600 & 500 Club entries. rent 820 high averges: P. 9 on 33-34. get your shopping done espe- 13) Format: 4 games per qualifying. Top three roll-off finals to determine winners in each club. The official high average 14) Awards: Scholarships (based on number of entries, 100% return) (minimum 1 in 10 will receive scholarship). Danforth 241, Missy cially for those friends that like Entry Fees: $20 (pre-paid); $25 on site ($5 late fee) Bellinder 236, Greg Maurer honor roll: Carr 237, Paul candles. There are 3 catalogs of $10.00 linage; $9.00 Scholarship Fund (returned 100%); Balance to NLAC-USBC way & means. Danforth 231, Mike Cacace items to look at and one includes 232, F. Bellinder 231, 227 and Kristi Zimmerman Pre-Paid entries must be received by October 30, 2006. Late fees will be added to the scholarship fund. Harrington 231, Andy Christmas. The director that ALL ENTRIES WILL RECEIVE NEW NLAC-USBC CLUB PINS. 192. Neeman 230 and Honig 230. sells the most will win a Santa Center Manager Allan and Reindeer candle holder. Name:______Center & League ______Proprietor Del Conte ex- MacDuffee says, there’s no Until next week, spread the Entering Average:______Please indicated club (circle one) 500, 600 lower, 600 upper, 700 tends an invitation to all area admission or cover charge to word about bowling and remem- For more information, please call the NLAC office at (818) 718-1093 or email us at bowlers to visit his 32-lane watch these stars compete. ber this is a sport for everybody. [email protected]. full serice center, something For more information regard- Learn more about the associa- ing the Trios, call 949-770- Mail entries to: NLAC-USBC 9175 DeSoto Ave., Chatsworth 91311 Attn: Club Tournament for all age groups — give him tion by going on our website: a call, 949-586-5300. 0055. SanGabrielValleyUSBC.com. Page 8 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 Masters Victory lanes wrong,” Scroggins said. “I was trying to watch (fellow pro- USBC Strongly MISSION HILLS BOWL Propelled Scroggins fessional bowler) Patrick Allen 10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345 • 818-361-1221 bowl because he was bowling Supports Women’s To Career Season fairly decent. I should have Texan looks to become first re- never done that. It just got me Sports Foundation OPEN TO ALL MEN & WOMEN peat champion since 1965 all messed up. Last year, I de- GREENDALE, Wis. - It was cided to just to go out there and Kulick, Asbaty among those Bowl with the Western Women Professional Bowlers just the nudge Mike Scroggins bowl the way I like to bowl and seated at bowling’s table at of Amarillo, Texas, needed to see what happens. It turned out PRPRPRO-AM NO TTTAP TTTOURNOURNOURNAMENTAMENTAMENT take an ordinary bowling career all right.” Salute to Women Gala to the next level. If Scroggins can find a way GREENDALE, Wis.—The $1000 PRIZE FUND!!(Based on 100 Entries) Scroggins’ victory at the 2005 to survive the demanding - United States Bowling Congress United States Bowling Congress elimination match play bracket again hosted a table at the 27th SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 18TH • 8PM Masters propelled him to the again this year, he will become annual Salute to Women in best season of his career. The just the third person to win back- Sports Gala and Auction on DEFENDING CHAMPS confidence boost that came along to-back Masters titles, joining Monday night at the Waldorf- 4 ENTRY PACKAGES TO CHOOSE Astoria in New York. The event 2005 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson with winning bowling’s most USBC Hall of Famers Dick prestigious title led to a career was conducted by the Women’s FROM INCLUDING 2004 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson Hoover (1956 and ’57) and Billy Sports Foundation. 2003 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson season in earnings, match play Welu (1964 and ’65). This marked the 15th con- Ebonites Brand New Ball 2002 - Missy Bellinder & Jon Brandon appearances and average. Standing in Scroggins’ way secutive year that USBC and one “When I won the Masters, it 2001 - Tennelle Grijalva & Vince Wood will be more than 450 of the of its merging organizations, the WHIRLWIND was like a big burden off my world’s top amateur and profes- Women’s International Bowling 2000 - Tenelle Grijalva & Ricky Corona shoulders, not only because of sional bowlers, including 12 past Congress, purchased a table. Ebonite 2-Ball Roller Bag 1999 & 1998 - Dede Davidson the money but also because of Masters champions. The field Denny’s PBA Tour exempt 1997 - Carolyn Dorin-Ballard the exemption,” said Scroggins, also features 10 women, among player Kelly Kulick and eight- TRANSPORT 1996 & 1995 - Kim Terrell 1994 & 1993 - Tish Johnson whose victory last year earned them Kelly Kulick, who made time Team USA member Diandra him a guaranteed spot on the history recently by becoming Asbaty were the athlete repre- ADULT PRO AM PACKAGES Denny’s Professional Bowlers the first woman to earn a full- sentatives at the USBC table. Package #2 Package #4 Association Tour for two years time spot on the PBA Tour. Among those joining them was Package #3 as well as $100,000. “After the All participants will bowl USA Today columnist and Package #1 $90.00 $150.00 sports commentator Christine $110.00 Masters, I just felt like there was two five-game blocks of quali- $50.00 Pro-Am Entry Pro-Am Entry Brennan. Others included Pro-Am Entry no pressure anymore just go out fying on Oct. 24 and 25 before ESPN’s Danielle Cranin and Pro-Am Ebonite Ebonite Transport there and bowl.” Ebonite the first cut is made to the top Todd Myers, USBC Director Entry Transport 2-Ball Bag & The result was a breakout 25 percent. After another five Elaine Hagin, USBC Chief Of- Whirlwind Ball year for Scroggins. He made six 2-Ball Roller Bag Ebonite Whirlwind games the morning of Oct. 26, ficer of Marketing and Commu- TV finals, earned $205,270 and the top 63 bowlers will join nications Tom Clark and USBC had his highest average in a single Scroggins in match play, which Director of Sales Jan Schmidt. season (223.82). continues until the top four Both Kulick and Asbaty were Now, he’s hoping to parlay bowlers are determined Oct. 27 introduced on stage as part of his success into another success- for the TV finals. the introduction with the other SENIOR PRO AM ful in the 2006-07 season. The finals of the Masters will athletes attending. Singer Sheryl He’ll get a head start at the Mas- be held on Oct. 29 at 1 p.m. EST Crow performed songs during ters, where as defending cham- at the Wisconsin Exposition the event which raised $1.3 mil- pion he gets to bypass qualify- lion for girls and women in Center, located at State Fair Park sports. NO TAP TOURNEY ing and will automatically be in the Milwaukee suburb of The Gala featured the hon- seeded in match play. West Allis, Wis., and televised oring of a number of women for BOWL WITH THE W.W.P.B. LADY PROS!!! “It’s always nice being live on ESPN. achievements over the past year seeded but to me it can be sort To purchase tickets to the and beyond. The Sportswoman HERE AT MISSION HILLS BOWL of a disadvantage,” Scroggins finals, visit bowl.com or call of the Year award was presented said. “When you are bowling in (800) 514-2695, ext. 3283. Tick- to National Hot Rod Associa- qualifying, you get a feeling for ets will also be available on site tion driver Melanie Troxel in the how the lanes are breaking down at the Wisconsin Exposition individual category and Associa- and how people are playing Center the day of the event. tion of Volleyball Professionals FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17TH them. It’s one of the things that A major on the Denny’s PBA players Misty May-Treanor you have to live with. If they Tour, bowlers will be compet- and Kerri Walsh for team sports. gave me a chance to be seeded or ing for a top prize of $100,000 Wheelchair racer Jean Driscoll not seeded, I’d be seeded every was presented the Wilma and an overall prize fund of Rudolph Courage Award and the AT 3:30 PM time.” $350,000. Billie Jean King Contribution Scroggins, who has three ca- The 2006 USBC Masters is Award was given to the late reer PBA titles, defeated Norm presented by Potawatomi Bingo Dorothy Gulbenkian Blaney. 4 PACKAGES TO CHOOSE FROM INCLUDING Duke 245-238 in the champion- Casino and is sponsored by Earlier in the day, former ship match of the Masters last AT&T, the official telecommu- Australian Olympian Shane year. The victory came a year nications company of the Mas- Gould, International Olympic EBONITE WHIRLWIND BALL after Scroggins failed to make the ters. Kegel is the official lane Committee member and former first cut at the Masters in Octo- maintenance provider for USBC. Moroccan Olympian Nawal El TRANSPORT 2-BALL BAG ber 2004 and finished in 175th Coverage of the Masters, Moutawakel, former U.S. Olym- place. stories, photos and results once pian Diana Nyad and Rutgers “In 2004 I just played the the event begins, visit bowl.com. University women’s basketball $100 PRIZE FUND coach C. Vivian Stringer were announced as new inductees into USBC HONORS MORE THAN ONE MILLION the International Women’s CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY MEMBERS IN 2005-06 SEASON Sports Hall of Fame. Bowlers earn recognition for high score and special achievements Each October, the Women’s Sports Foundation gathers the GREENDALE, Wis.—The United States Bowling Congress is- most decorated female athletes sued 141,618 high score and 1,206,850 special achievement awards together with celebrities from to its more than 2.7 million members during the 2005-06 season. film and television to celebrate JUNIOR PRO AM USBC also issued an additional 53 high score awards to its more the achievements of women in than 12,000 Sport Bowling members. sports and highlight the best in- In its first full season after becoming an organization in 2005, dividual and team performances USBC issued 56,212 awards for 300 games, 23,027 for 299 games, of the year. NO TAP TOURNEY 9,526 for 298 games, 17,612 for 800 series and 35,241 for 11 strikes Founded in 1974 by Billie in a row. The numbers are for adults and youth members combined Jean King, the Women’s Sports BOWL WITH THE W.W.P.B. LADY PROS!!! during the period from Aug. 1, 2005 through July 31, 2006. Foundation is a national chari- USBC Sport Bowling members earned 27 awards for 300 games, table educational organization nine for 299 games, two for 298 games, two for 800 series and 13 for seeking to advance the well-be- HERE AT MISSION HILLS BOWL 11 strikes in a row. ing and leadership skills of girls and women through sports and The most awards for special achievement came in the 200-game physical activity. The TROPHIES TO EACH BOY & GIRL CHAMPION!! category with 230,871. Next was 75-pins-over-average game with Foundation’s participation, edu- 203,107. The complete list of special achievement awards is as cation, advocacy, research and follows: leadership programs are made Triplicates ...... 9,647 possible by gifts from individu- FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17TH @ 3:30PM Big Four Splits ...... 2,069 als, foundations and corpora- 7-10 Splits ...... 1,733 tions. All-Spare games ...... 4,023 4 PACKAGES TO CHOOSE FROM games ...... 2,087 75 Pins Over Average game ...... 203,107 Casey Beasley 100 Pins Over Average game ...... 30,541 EBONITE WHIRLWIND BOWLING BALL 140 Pins Over Average series ...... 86,957 80 game ...... 5,279 Dead At 58 EBONITE TRANSPORT 2-BALL ROLLER BAG 100 game ...... 12,712 LAKEWOOD — Due to lack 120 game ...... 25,989 of information, Casey’s passing SR + JR PRO AM PACKAGES 140 game ...... 26,352 will not be detailed. Bowling News was told that Package #JS1 Package #JS2 Package #JS3 Package #JS4 160 game ...... 67,516 Casey spent six weeks in Inten- 180 game ...... 136,825 sive Care before dying last week. $20.00 $60.00 $80.00 $125.00 200 game ...... 230,871 As we remember him — Casey Pro-Am Pro-Am Entry Pro-Am Entry Pro-Am Entry 250 game ...... 24,565 was in the Import & Export busi- ness. Entry Ebonite Ebonite Ebonite Transport 250 game ...... 24,565 He ran a couple of tourna- 2-Ball Bag & 200 series ...... 4,181 ments, sponsored a few guys and Transport Whirlwind 300 series ...... 26,813 did some tournament bowling 2-Ball Roller Bag Ball Ebonite Whirlwind 400 series ...... 51,529 himself. 500 series ...... 59,714 Mr. Beasley was a contender. FOR MORE INFO 818-361-1221 600 series ...... 105,717 700 series ...... 88,623 Thursday, October 26, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

LAKEWOOD — If you didn’t look at the calendar and had Faria 205/527, John Matthews 228-212/619, Boylee Inocente RECYCLED TEENS to guess what month it was, would you guess that it was 232-218/641, Frank Fernandez 562, Dominio Antonio 507, Willie Burkhalter 573, Maurice Chartrand 574, Pat Nichols October? We’ve had some very nice fall days while other Jorge Fernando 208/581, D. Snow 504, Thomas Spencer 525, Gene Nichols 503, Rico Cayton 512, Ed Brown 231/ times it feels like summer again. Should we call this time of 534, Ed Brown 211/552, Tom Dennis 217/542, Chuck 649, Tom Spencer 593, Walter Millsap 566, Dominic the year, “FALLMER”?? Let’s check those great scores from Morrissey 210/537, Ed McLean 203/542, Larry Martinez 217/ Saraceno 572, Ning Barcelona 518, Chuck Ashton 521, the leagues here at Cal Bowl. 528, Harold Runyon 233/569, Gene Skulick 205-231/615, Dominic Antonio 500, Boylee Inocente 554, Harold Runyon CAL BOWLEROS Bob Webb 507, Ron Leidholdt 217-204/616, Dorothy 247/669, Ken Seiple Sr. 590. Vancie Keith 505, Don Keith Mary Smyth 236-224/622, Kim Eastwood 213/597, Dee Ruggerio 528, Josh Hudson 203-209-231/643, Curtis 557, Wendell Ledbetter 596, Ben Jones Jr. 555, John Phipps 201/539, Carole Fischer 536, Jerry Whitehurst 532, Whaley 537, Frank Krezan 221/524, Dot Clinton 201/551, Mathews 584, Luz Cruz 507, Pete Cruz 597, Terry Binuya Glenda Harvey 20 Clay Evans 203/515. 542, Frank Fernandez 541, Ray Clay 500. 2, Reggie Quintero 202. GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS JUNIORS SENIOR MENS TRIO Stanley Murren 566, Jim Burke 664, Willie Burkhalter 617, Bobcats Walter Millsap 236-182-221/639, Paul Peete 177-185- Lee Theiss 597, Ken Seiple Sr. 538, Ron McClain 568, Wilfred Tai Tafea (9 years old) 200, Russel Moon 120. 289/651, Ed Cabs 237-247-258/742, Chuck Patterson 181- Panton 502, Eddie Buhay 514, Don Jones 540, Chuck Classified 202-229/612, Jorge Fernandez 191-233-181/605, Rich Kelly Patterson 618, Joe Erwin 547, Larry Cosgrove 504, Donna Brandon Lebeau 210, Maghan Hooper 154, Daniel Brown 234-203-193/630, Sherman Joseph 198-247-171/616, May 562, Al Ortiz 555, John Mathews 544, Bob Stickney 607, 221-187, Marcus Quiller 176, Troy Nezey 118-119, Antoinette Wayne Brown 162-238-206/606, Joe Swift 202-237-228/667, Boylee Inocente 631, Bill Charles 568, John Sherman 559, Nezey 137-158, Steve Orr 168, Alysha Cuevas 159-183. Jerry Peterson 257-222-215/694, Bob Pearson 202-237- B.J. Theiss 235-233-246/714, Vern Willey 509, Tony Morones Raymon Carter 200. 237/676, Tony Morones 216-181-211/608, Rick Llaneta 246- 578, Robert Thomas 518, Billy Williams 550, Curtis Whaley ADULT-JUNIOR 205-196/647, Jim Plante 204-175-224/603, Boylee Inocente 524. Juniors 223-202-191/616, Gene Skulick 223-165-289/677, Charles ELKS & FRIENDS Chris Blankenship 194-202, Kaitlyn Soto 106, Ron Lewis Woods 225-209-170/604, Billy Scott 216-216-235/667, Ellis B.J. 214-237-209/660, Ed Brown 253/612, Chris Kelly 210- 200, Jade London 194-192, Darian Jackson 107, Jamie Houston 195-217-210/622, Willie Young 198-193-234/625, 200-211/621, Greg Kelly 211-226/615, Stacy Kelly 223, Gary Grabinski 190, Raymon Carter 217-200, Daniel Brown 192- Josh Hudson 246-200-217/663, Charles Gleason 255-268- Kelly 204, Carlos Salcedo 205, Lee Theiss 203. 258. 208/731, Charles Veal 191-222-190/603, Rick Hunter 181- CORONA LADIES Adults 196-248/625, Ken Seiple Sr. 245-205-165/615, Richard Kim Anderson 259, Betty Green 238, Audrey Louis 207, Chrisgen Whitfield 205, James Blankenship 169, Freddie Sotelo 213-180-240/634, Jimmy Hamilton 225-212-210/ Anita Anglin 176, Lisa Georgeson 231, Elaine Harmon 224. Owens 194, Dana Gemme 184-171/661, Paul Reynolds 647, Sonny Dew 153-237-246/636, Bill Cowens 242, Hartsell YOUNG AT HEART 212-259, Paul Mehl Jr. 223, Bob Soto 159, Billy Williams Duhart 225, Jerry Giron 234, Hugh Kemp 210, Paul Reynolds Lester Falien 158-163-149/470, Leroy Canaday 133-143- 200, Billy Foster 213, Jennifer Jackson 169, Jim Padgett 205, Ron McClain Sr. 203, John Dunn 202-210, Ralph Buck- 116/392, Audrey Johnson 111-170-95/376, Ed Johnson 155- 212, Gary Kowarsch 202-206-207/615, Matt Mosley 208, les 244, Rudy Munzon 218-204, Vince Cervantes 202, Mauro 92-195/442, Willie Young 187-167-219/573, Ellis Houston Donna Owens 204, Sopha Mansy 170, Mary Lopez 191- Pendilla 206-203, Lester Felien 211, Herman Martin 234, 193-199-179/571, Charles Gleason 174-173-167/514, Willie 177, Chris Porter 213-233-214/660. Sam Huckleby 210, Dominic Antonio 206, Fidel Usi 202, Creer 159-135-146/440, Tua Sula 170-173-159/502, Lyette FRIDAY NO-TAP Phil Hylton 201-209, Earl Hullett 222, Charles Moore 202- Williams 163-120-146/429, Fale Sula 156-178-164/498, Mac OctoberBob 20, B 2006 217, Al Ortiz 217, Rusty Campbell 203, Pat Kinard 205, Ron Nealey 126-159-148/433, James Johnson 211-192-238/ FINAL RESULTS Leidholdt 201, Doug Johnson 211, Wayne Moon 204, Terry 641, Abe Villania 165-197-163/525, Earl Hullett 181-235- Binuya 219, Wendell Ledbetter 232, Joe Erwin 221, Clarence 205/621, Art Nelson 138-143-124/405, Curtis Whaley 189- 1. Armando Ramos 876 $70.00 Turner 213, Ed Stoute 205, Bill Gartell 236, Chazz Elgen 199-220/608, Albert Stephens 112-90-104/306, Eva 2. Sherman Joseph 820 35.00 222-187-194/605, Jim Padgett 241-216-228/682. Hammons 78-81-78/238, Josh Hudson 167-167-233/567, 3. Kim Cato 815 21.00 WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Rachel Bright 118-106-118/342, Jackie Donaldson 75-81- SIDEPOTS Steve Lizotte 212-213-224/649, Clyde Lumpford 173-210- 109/265, Connie Lopez 105-92-63/264. 236/619, John Lynch 226-224-233/683, Rudy Munzon 183- BIG BEAR 1. Andy Clark, hdcp. 305 28.00 216-247/646, Jay Wilson 187-204-216/607, Larry Bateman John Lynch 236-226-269/731, Emmerson Wafer 267-246- 2. Armando Ramos, scr. 300 28.00 211, Benjie Calinawan 201, Ray Clair 230, Paul Griba 200, 193/706, Sid Nakagawa 232-213-201/646, Harold Dubose 3. Dave Olson, hdcp. 310 28.00 Sheila Lawton 206, Greg Mobley 215, Tony Oritz 206, Don 217-237-174/628, Justin Paguio 235-211-178/624, James Ott 216, Jacoby Rudolph 209, Doug Sanders 201, Shannon Elliott Jr. 189-234-215/638, Roy Cunningham 216-173-232/ 3-6-9 POT Santos 210-229, Cletus Taylor 200, Robin Wall 211. 621, Chris Dotson (sub) 202-215-211/628, Joseph Contant No winner 500.00 CAL STARS 217-200-201/618, Fred Faniel 236-218-155/609, Roscoe INSURANCE Vi Wilson 145-210-193/548, Nene Camanag 167-191- Evans 225-185-193/603, Tish Ridal 205-180-179/564, 146/504, Shonna Hernandez 179-205-211/595, Gale Allisen Sutton 193-177-191/561, Donna Cable 182-182-193/ Armando Ramos 28.00 Cervantes 206-173-177/556, Mary Spencer 157-187-186/ 537, Caroline Head 196-195-160/551, Shata Jackson 167- SCRATCH SERIES POT 530, Audrey Green 157-192-131/500. 199-178/544, Lillie Darden 156-178-200/534, Betty Armando Ramos 846 28.00 FUNSTERS McDiarmid 175-195-164/534, Denise Reid 163-186-174/ NEXT TOURNAMENT Don Keith 551, Wendell Ledbetter 562, Maurice Chartrand 523, Pat Erwin (sub) 175-179-178/532, Maria Directo 150- 200/519, Jane Simmons 553, Don Kelly 517, Norma Davis 181-183/514, Deborah Saipaia 191-156-161/508, Georgia October 27, 2006 at 1:00 p.m. 526, Doug Johnson 223-217-224/664, Orvil Price 532, Arnie Vail 190-160-157/507, Lee Theiss 159-181-163/503. Watch for those trick or treaters on YOUR street!

ABTA League at Cal Bowl Tuesday Night Special Ken Seiple, Jr. 299/745 Leads Scoring in Week 7 Match Game/ Pot Carry Over LAKEWOOD—Ken Seiple, Jr. led the ABTA league scoring 9 PM - 11 PM and kept their team in first place for the first position round this Thursday. Ken had games of 226, 299, 220/745, Day Hale 236, 246, 236/719, Jon Reyes 223,237/246/705, Danny Guevarra 258/697, $20 Per Lane Michael Tambio 258/695, Jeff Reyes 238/685, David Mathisen 268/678 and Alan Aguilar 258/675. Rita Wahl led the women’s scor- ing 201/582, Tracy Cueto 203/576, Jerilyn Morales 211/564, Belinda Crowder 195/559, Kristy Yahiku 209/558 and Deborah Sanders 192/553. Includes Shoes SIDEPOT: $45 Game 1. Michael Tambio 258. 2. Ken Seiple, Jr. 299. 3. Curtis McCann and Danny Guevarra (tied) 258. Super pot Curtis McCann and Danny Guevarra 258/$145 $5.00 ACROSS SCRATCH $100-$25 Game 1. Michael Tambio 258, Steve Hower 249. 2. David Mathisen 268, Day Hale 246. 3. Danny Guevarra and Chauney Merritt 246. The MATCH GAME worth $1,046 was not hit at 172 and will Thursday Night Special be carried over. The Strike-Out Pot was not hit and will be carried over thanks to Tom Palan and Don Johnson. The Dollar Double winners: Ken Seiple, Jr. 299 - David Mathisen 9 PM - 11PM 268/567 for $267 LADIES’ SIDEPOT $21 Game 1. Diann Donaldson 262. 2. Phylissia Smith 217 and 3rd game went to Phylissia Smith 257. Winner of the weekly ABTA $1.75 Per Game Tournament Entry was Steve Hower. ABTA Tournament will be at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim this Saturday. Squad times: 12:30, 1:30, 3:00 and 5:00 P.M. finals 6:45PM. This is an EARLY EVENT. REMINDER:This Thursday, October 26th is POSITION $3.00 Shoes ROUND, your subs must have 30% games bowled. ALL BOWLERS must be on the league. Page 10 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 Santa Clarita Lanes 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd, Saugus CA 91350 • 661-254-0540 • FAX: 661-254-7562 Santa Clarita Lanes State Line Turn-a-round Thanksgiving Team No-Tap Friday November 24, 2006 @ 7:00 PM Teams - Mixed 5 (Must have one of opposite sex)

32 Teams When : December 9th, 2006 First Come First Served Departure: 7:00AM to Buffalo Bills 3 Games - $100.00 per Team PREPAID EVENT Back: 11:30PM to Santa Clarita Lanes Handicap - 90% of 210 (Sidepots Optional) A. 2005-2006 Book Cost: $45.00 / person (PREPAID) B. Current Summer 2006 (21 Games) C. 2004-2005 Book includes FOOD & BEVERAGE on the Bus & Buffet at Casino D. 175 Blind E. House has right to re-rate any bowler. You will receive $25.00 dollars back when you board the Bus. For futher information call: Tom Cristi, Owner Call for Information Tom Cristi 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA 91350 (661)254-0540 Fax: (661) 254-7562 Don Boaz Wins Back-to-Back ABT Increased Guarantees in Championships at Westminster Lanes WESTMINSTER—Don Boaz won his second Amateur Bowlers February High Roller Tour (ABT) championship at Westminster Lanes on Saturday, Oc- LAS VEGAS—We can’t wait! We are extremely excited about the tober 14, 2006 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tourna- 2007 February High Roller! As you will see, many guarantees have ment. Don showed up for our 12PM squad and shot games of 264, been increased over the July High Roller. We have never been afraid to 219, 200 and 257 with handicap good for a series total of 940 and use the word “guarantee” because we have always stood behind ours. So the $800 1st place prize. Don was also in the Win, Place and Show make your plans now for February 3rd - 10th at Sam’s Town - pre- Pot for an additional $130 dollars, to make his total for the day $930 sented by Storm Products! High Roller, Storm & Sam’s Town are working hard to re-build the megabucks! dollars. John Grieco Sr. of Harbor City had a fine day shooting a Brochures will be in the mail by next week but you can see it now at 929 four game handicap series to finish in second place for $400 www.high-roller.com. dollars. In third place was Larry Neri of Long Beach. Larry shot a Start by calling Sam’s Town Hotel toll free for great room rates at 922 handicap series and got $150 dollars. 1-877-593-5993. Then sit back and read about the improved guaran- Our newest champion, Don Boaz is 58 years old and is married tees in the February High Roller! They include: to Pat. He has two kids who are both grown up. Don has one 1)$25,000 top prize, INCREASED 25% from $20,000. 2)Minimum $10,000 prize, DOUBLED from $5,000, for each of grandchild, Alexandra, who is 1 ½ years old. Don has been bowling the 4 qualifyingdivisions. for about 3 years and has been a member of the Amateur Bowlers 3)Minimum $2,000 prize, INCREASED 60% from $1,250, for Tour (ABT) for about two of those years. Don currently bowls at advancing to theGrand Finals. Westminster Lanes and was using an Ebonite The One bowling ball 4)$1,500 prize, INCREASED 50% from $1,000 in all Quick Cash drilled by Braasch for his win this weekend. He would like to thank Sweepers. 5)$10,000 Recruiters Prizes, INCREASED 30% from $7,500 Virginia Norton at Westminster Lanes for giving him lessons and (L-R): ABT Director- John Daleiden, ABT Champion- Don Boaz Compare the number of $1,000 prize to any other tournaments helping him with his game. He would also like to thank his wife, held in conjunction with High Roller and you will be amazed! This Pat, for putting up with him. Don plans on using the prize money The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage- year, compare the number of $2,000 prizes & $10,000 prizes! from his win this weekend to go to the ABT Las Vegas Nationals. ment and staff at Westminster Lanes for hosting our tournament last This year, entry fees have been slightly increased to $260 for your Don wanted to thank Westminster Lanes for hosting the tourna- Saturday. Our next scheduled event will be on Saturday, October 1st entry and $190 for each re-entry. But the accumulated prize money ment this Saturday, and also thanks the Amateur Bowlers Tour- 28th, 2006 at Cal Bowl. This will be a special 4 game Beat-the- will create a lot of great prizes! Where else can you earn $1,000 each day? Orange County Branch staff and Directors for running an outstand- Board Classic and Masters Combined Singles tournament for- For those that like to bowl more games, another “A Game” will get ing tournament week after week. mat. All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will High Roller week off to a big start. The big change this year is that the The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game number and score were be 80% of 225 for this tournament. Special Squad times are at “A Game” is for amateurs only. No PBA members are allowed. They drawn after our final squad. Game #1 and 180 (possibly good for 12:30PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM only. We will offer $100 sidepots will be in town to bowl at Orleans and Sunset Lanes but not Sam’s $500) were drawn for this week. There was no winner. Our second at the 12:30PM, 2:00PM and 4:00PM squads with just 20 entrants, Town! $10,000 Guaranteed top prize in this quick 2-day tournament, chance score (possibly good for $250) was 207 in game #1. There as well as optional brackets for each squad. First place will be February 3rd & 4th. In fact, the pros won at Orleans and Sunset last rd year. was no winner. The 3 chance score (possibly good for $125) was GUARANTEED at $800 dollars for only a $50 dollar entry fee. Do you have unlimited entry fees in your pocket?? Well, most 131 in game #1. There was no winner. The Mystery Pot of Gold We will offer an estimated 1st place of $1,500 dollars with our players don’t and have to “shop” for the best tournament value. The carries over to our next Singles Tournament on October 28th at Cal optional Win, Place, and Show Pot and 125 entries. We recommend choice is obvious once again. We’ll see you soon at Sam’s Town! Bowl. Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is available to all you arrive early (at least ½ hour before squad time) to guarantee High Roller has paid over $77 MILLION to bowlers since 1982! members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5 for a chance at your spot. For more information and brochures, call toll free 1-800-257-6179 or $500 dollars. We hope to see you this Saturday, October 28th at Cal Bowl. visit us at www.high-roller.com. Enter online, its fast, easy and secure! Thursday, October 26, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 PICKWICK BOWL Canoga 12655 VENTURA BLVD. STUDIO CITY 921 W. Riverside Dr. Park Bowl 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 Burbank – 818-842-7188 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 BOWL when you have time to spare 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS By TISH www.canogaparkbowl.com BY NICE AND SWEET E-mail:[email protected] BURBANK—It is with great sadness Pickwick says goodbye STUDIO CITY—Get spooky and join us this Halloween for to avid bowler and longtime friend Bill King. It seems it was only WINNETKA — We have a lot of nice scores to report from our Ghost and Goblin Bowl. We will be offering buy one game, get yesterday that we were discussing his comeback to bowling. Bill the bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. Here’s a reminder one free. We also encourage everyone to wear their best costumes was excited about having a lighter ball so he could get on the lanes to turn your clocks back this weekend. And get those treats and come boooooowl a few games. sooner. Unfortunately, his illness had other plans. ready as you’ll have trickers on Tuesday night for Hallow- PINZ ADULTS: Bill always had a hug for the ladies and a handshake for the guys een. Your scary scores have been sending shivers with strikes and topped with a winning smile. We will miss him. Viva Las Vegas: Congratulations to James Smith Jr., spares. (Say that three times fast). We have been acknowledging the Halloween is just around the corner but there were no spooky Scott Nathan,Jesse Steinberg and Curt Litzenberger of excellent scores that continually build the competition between scratch scores in the Senior Swingers from Jim Emery 642, Bill “Defishant Attitude”, champions of this league. Scott Nathan teams. We still have a few spots open if you are looking to join a Tuttle 533, Jean vogt 462, Ruth Myren 438, Ron Reid 202, John 255-277-238/770, Robert Battle 204-277/663, Curt new league or just come in and have a great time. Here’s this week’s Kanda 191, Martha Luetje 179 and Jenny Sanchez 169. Litzenberger 213-222-223/658, Jossua Kossow 217-266/ scores: Monday 860 reported haunting scratch scores from Setu Molia 642, Tracy Hernandez 150/431. Tavern Guild: Ed Dusseau 215 241-630, David Quam 220 610, Mike Vail 599, Cara Cooper 524, Maggie Jones 501, Jason CC Nikkei: Yuki Matsuba 255/690, Harold Muraoka 246/ 205-601, Michael Perez 213 224-597, Ben Brees 188-538, James Bellamy 223, Lou Bolf 215, Socorro King 187 and Mary Ridlen 675, Sam Fukumoto 651, Victor Muraoka 649, Kirk Sasaki Pressly 190-532, Doc McCoy 213-527. 181. Handicap highs went to Ron Molder 766, Rhys Tilley 700, 224/631, Miyuki Koga 205/585, Junko Fujita 521, Katsuko Twilighters: Tony Viacava 210 216-609, Dan Coffelt 232 205- Natalie Cabie 692, Debbie Martenson 690, Dave Brubaker 267, Fujita 514, Masako Wakamatsu 500, Bob Yamashita 255, 599, Michael Hoit 200 224-591, Steven Knox 244-582, Bob Adelman John Poteet 265, Glenda Nale 251 and Brittney Green 246. Kevin Eto 233. 234-580, Tony Deraud 223-580. L.A. Metro Telco had only treats with scratch scores from Ace Thursday Pick A Ball: (4-games) Scott Friedman 265/ Kings and Queens: Walt Bost 240 247-676, Kevin Collins 214 Williams 614, Sal Cabezas 581, Tina Guerrero 516, Alice Compere 940, Anthony Pavlowsky 237/876, Larry Friedman 245/835, 216-603, Bill Wallis 224-597, Brett Himmel 216-563, Quincy 442, Richard Andersen 216, Ron Stearns 215, Melanie Gamgene Patricia Gross 183/622, Fred Sloss 205, Louis D. Gross Burgers 242-553, Darren Radeff 226-549. 166 and Alice Howard 148. Handicap honors go to Darren Atkison 203. Funseekers: Keane Murakami 226 226 238-690, Ed Dusseau 722, Bob Zepeda 688, Karen Caldwell 687, Beverly Miller 667, The Classics: Scott Loudon 259/628, Pam Blake 211- 244 226 200-670, Michael Gaimaro Jr 277-635, Jeff Pifko 243207- Harold Ries 287, George Boone 260, Wendy Wintrob 259 and 203-206/620, Mike Witt 221/601, Jerry Lovell 234/600, Rean 610, Mark Mason 202 211-605. Windy Hughson and Norma Noxon 220. Luttrell 212/574, Sami Scott 234/567, Linda Lowande 220/ S.C.B.L.: Brian Patterson 222 237-658, Neil Inman 210 225- Ladies Orbits wore the fancy masks with scratch scores from 563, Tim Stake 206, Sharon Enriquez 203/556, Terri Justin 629, Tom Sardo 200 227-623, Keane Murakami 233-604, Jim Foltyn Vicki Olivia 558, Marianne Cochran 505, Carol Thrasher 205 and 201/549, Louie Enriquez 202. 204 203-604, Bob Hatch 232-601. Karen Dukes 186. Handicap high fives go to Helen Papanikolaou Pizza & Bowl: Andrew Johnson 276 (100 pins over aver- PINZ JRS.:. 676, Cindy Raposa 628, Betty Stegura 247 and Rill Raad 231. age)-254/693, Nick Gemora 234-226-235/705, Sherry Make sure you carve your pumpkins and get ready for hollows There were no tricks played in the I.C.F. with scratch scores Jensen 175/421. eve, but now its time to unmask the best scores this week! from Marvin Poretta 187/513, Bernie Baima 182/487, Julie Dickason B’nai Brith: Jay Davies 234-204-247/685, Steve Can you say ssssppppoooooookkkkkkyyyyyyyy? 172, Vi Major 172/498 and Suzie Thompson 465. Handicap honors Horenstein 210-279/680, Jay Rosen 221-226-212/659, Mark Banco Popular Adult/Junior: Brad Lander 187-509, Josh Fisher went to Doris Owings 205/561. Fienberg 205-215/614, Tom Flynn 211-225/607, Joey Agiert 201-477, Tyler Bensinger 164-475, Kelly Mayfield 167-445, Adam Guys & Dolls had no horrors with scratch scores from Cory 235-208, John David 217, Tony Rubin 213. Lander 184-534, Treven Goldsmith 166-470. Neill 661, Vance Bennett 625, Matt Risch 246, Bill Pope 233, 500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 214/589, Georgia Garey 217/ Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Brittlan Halpern 226 242 254- Charlotte Alexander 567, Jayme Taylor 524, Michelle Bodley 213 586, Petra Kaun 208/570, Helen Layfield 206-223/554, Marie 896. Leeane Jilek 219 206-792, Nicole Kato 216 203-758, Adam and Anita Storey 196. Handicap highs went to Mike Landis 722, Romain 227/552, Karen McDonald 233/540, Mary Lauer 539, Lander 219 202-742, Nikolai Berk 187-704. Daniel Hunt 709, George Vanderveen 272, Harry Orrill 267, Carol Perri Toledo 207/532, Lisa Sheeran 530, Bev Zietz 525. Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Treven Goldsmith 245-613, Jobe 672, Karin Kerns 663, Marianne Kam 256 and Kathy Temple Copper Bucket: Mike Johnson 220-219-204/643, Smoke Ethan Bensinger 184-486, Micah Jaffe 198-465, Natalie Honda 177- 248. Ackart 236/594, Gary Reed 211, Karen Vance 204/582, Ri- 457, Jamie Spector 156-425. Wed. Nite Handicap stayed away from the dark side with scratch chard Alajarin 231, Paul Anderson 201-202, Steve Katz 200, Banco Popular Junior Stars: Matt Parker 127-366, Jon Berk scores from Shain Duff 664, Mark Vaughan 588, Cory Neill 256, Mark Muslum 231. 135-355, Brianna Martinez 107-290, Nicole Martinez 107-259. Roger Webb 215, Cheryl McDonald 540, Loida Adriano 472, Dee Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 194/542, Susan Barnhart 531, Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 96-179, Lamore 167 and Sarah Wheeler 167. Jean Bomar 508, Eunice Mustin 201. Matt Miller 93-177. Handicap honors went to Bob Olivia 754, Tom Nash 689, Chase Comedians: Michael Ricca 268-233-251/755, Rick PINZ SENIORS: Garetto 292, Brett Ivey 251, Gina Brouse 696, Marlene Potter 655, Hoffman 233-247-238/718, Russ Gothrick 237-243-227/ Trick Or Treat, what a feat, give me sores to read…. Gloria Scheer 229 and Kat Stanley 228. 707, Ruben Sarkissian 256-201-206/666, Dan Kline 225- No tricks, what a treat this weeks scores are! Thursday Senior Foursome waxed the windows with scratch 237/660, Dan Stipkovich 203-214-236/653, Chris Robinson Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 236-592, Sol Karnovitz 201- scores from Al Fama 521, Steve Torok 462, Bill Tuttle 198, John 258/610, Chris Husby 222-232/638, Robert Battle 224-222- 534, Gary Olsen 209-518. Kanda 166, Sue Rapp 437, Cres Cruz 409, Ann Herrera 176 and 631, Judy Valazza 203-218/614, Jan Sandman 211/541, Mary Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 200-570, Sam Marion 199-552, Dick Maria Rogers 140. Handicap highs went to Jim Emery 644, Dan Becker 512, Crystal Lawrence 508. Bay 185-525, Gary Olsen 181-525, John Dobson 172-507, Audrey Carone 613, Jesse Menez 227, Ted Mueller 210, Barbara Teitel Tues. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Aaron Steinberg 247- Bales 175-471. 623, Barbara Rownd 612, Sheila Parker 229 and Jean Cram 219. 255-259-251/1012, Kevin Graus 210-217/821, Bruce Zietz Senior Social: Gary Olsen 194-503, Terri Bonato 202-493, Thursday 885 held open their treat bags with scratch scores 214-232, Daniel Williams 224-206, Marsha Williams 187/ Charlene 193-490. from Phil Nunez 751, Vance Bennett 619, George Vanderveen 244, 678, Lori Bains 214. Breakfast Club: Marion Weis 211-574, Bernie Filosa 190-490, Daryl Lee 228, Cara Cooper 582, Peggy Eklund 512, Pearl Nale 193 Monday Nite Live: Dan Onestinghel 268-235-201/704, Charlene 169-489, Elayne Klein 171-484, Nancy Sherwood 172- and Vicki Baker 189. Handicap highs went to J.G.Qunitel 770, Jasir R. Greenzweight 206-213-235/654, Robert Joseph 225-235/ 467, Fran Parker 166-462. Ojeda 734, Earl Coleman 298, Mitch Caldwell 265, Marian Allen 647, Bob Heyd 213-237/637, Pat Doolittle 189/564, Lucy Coffee & Donuts: Karen Wolkoff 194-480, Lu Juan Lietzke 694, Lynn Kunert 642, Sue Hutchens 245 and Neysa Ziegler 230. Tralla 530. 182-471, Terri Jowdy 174-468, Hildegard Miller 205-467, Donna Sunday Vegas carved some serious scratch scores by Nick Kukta River Maniacs: Jason Kalmanson 251-277/729, Ted Klein 181-467, Fran Parker 191-462. 684, Kevin Foy 640, John DiPietro 234, Stan Jones 227, Vicki Weinsziehr 234-257-204/695, Johnnie Englehart 221-258- Bowler of the Week: Our bowler of the week is one of our best Olivia 588, Regina Beaner 496, Tara Cross 187 and Roni Jeffery and 215/694, Scott Crawford 230-212/636, John Nelson 206- junior bowlers, Treven Goldsmith with a 245-613 Put a steak on a Nadine Stavale 169. Handicap haunts went to Bobby Filson 743, 232/630, Sobeck Banuelos 242/629, Mike McMahon 206- stick and make it medium rare, this is his best score ever! Rickey Jeffery 714, Rich Nolan 258, Mike Collier and Angelo Or- 246/628, Al Myers 203-216-207/626, Dan Kline 214-206/ A young man who was born and raised at Pinz we’ve watched lando 245, Mullaney Phelps 670, Janne Hoffman 617, Julieta Ward 617, Hank Patten 246-221/612, Monise Kelly 223/598. him and his scores grow! 225 and Stacy Galicia 224. First Lutheran: Rick Godin 239-224-263/726, Jim He is now bowling like the adults and pro’s! Have a Haunting Halloween and Treat yourself to some practice Majewski 213-212-244/669, Steven Schulkin 230-233/626, Sweetness quote of the week: From ghoulies and ghosties and games! Carol Enochs 211/525. long leggety beasties and things that go bowl in the night, Good Adult-Junior Dbls.: William Williams 269-212-246/727, Lord, deliver us! Pickwick Jr’s Scott Friedman 258-259/708, Robert Battle 236-204-227/ 667, Russell McFadden 227/619, Bob Czubiak 254-205/ by Tish Plotkin 608, Fred Carr 231-202, Eric Rhodes 224. BURBANK-Put the pumpkins in the windows and get out those SST Super Senior Tour of California giant bags of candy. The little goblins will be around to gather their Phil-Am: Bert Araneta 230-236/657, Hocksun Chua 211- Halloween loot very soon. I love Halloween and the scarier the 210-234/655, Phillip Gayatin 225/600, Helen Ventenilla 180/ 525. Hi From Len to all, The Super Senior Tour of California will be better but be careful out there and be safe. Put on a foolish face, not Hope you all have an enjoyable Halloween. at Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl on Friday November 3rd for its Annual foolish actions. The Bumpers hold open their treat bags with scratch scores Pro-Am. This will be our seventh year, and they only get better. from Sean Alexander 204, Austin Gardemann 194, Zach Shepard Last year we had 94 Amateurs and 20 Pro’s. I now have 96 Entries 118, Drew Gorsuch 81, Ashley Orozco 188, Danielle Jackson 149 Canoga Park Srs. signed up so far, looking for 120 maximum this year. and Blair Thomas 98. Len Miles will be there on Wednesdays &Thursdays for sign- The Preps pop up to say Trick or Treat with scratch scores WINNETKA — The time changes this weekend, so re- ins. He has flyers with all the information for you. from Caelan Doorley 360, Joseph Eide 188, Kaitlyn Ervin 244, member to turn your clocks back. You don’t want to be You can pay now to reserve your spot, or sign up at the desk and Erika Scott 161, Eric Schuksta 97 and Emily Cramer 71. Handicap late for those important appointments. pay later. highs went to Stephen Orozco 442, Jason Beckett 358, Isabel Lopez Here are the scores from week 6 of the senior leagues The SST Regular Tournament is on Saturday and Sunday Nov.4- 438, Corey Lollar 380, Clifford Baltazar 167 and Kailey Mc Donald here at Canoga Park Bowl. 5. We have three age divisions: Men 45 to 59, Ladies 40, Men 60 160. Bill Robb led the Funtimers with scores of 278-236-231/ The Juniors bring out the black capes and fanged teeth with to72, Ladies 50, and Men 73 and Ladies 63. To all SST Members: 745, Rick Greenzweight 214-233-236/683, Carolyn Scherz- scratch scores from Joshua Alegado 575, Jack Leeper 473, Danette berg 205-213-216/634, Dave Folck 257/624, Candy Adams Bring a New Bowler or one that has not bowled in one year and get Peppler 428, Amanda Stone 314, Dylan Jimenez 192, Eric Wang $35.00 off your entry fee. 189, Lauren Arthur 134 and Jillian Eklund 123. Handicap horrors 204-203/598, Al Reiswig 219/567, Larry Mora 213/552, This is a Great stop. The SST is adding $1,000.00 to your prize go to Tony Barriere 604, Mike Baisa 600, Kelsi Chubin 615, Erin Roger Chartrand 208/552, Eleanor Weaver 189/549, fund. Farrel 550, Justin Ochoa 249, Andrew McDonald 220, Jackie Poteet Marilyn Bigman 184/481, Donna Mae Brown 200/477, Any SST Member that can bowl as a Pro, please call Len @ 223 and Sasha Perez 223. Carolyn Greenwood 171/450, Bertha Willard 148/434, Carol 951-679-5852. Dezotell 157/429. Canoga Park Jrs. Rick Greenzweight was high person again this week with WINNETKA — Hi juniors at Canoga Park Bowl. It’s time to get your cos- 9 tumes ready, it’s Halloween! Have fun going trick or treating, and if you’re at 267-214-223/704, Dave Folck 222-257/673, Bill Robb 212- 1 a party, keep it safe. 213-248/673, John O’Don-oghue 223/597, Mel Mohr 214/ Adult-Junior Doubles: Daniel Willilams 248-203-228/679, Kevin Gross 189/ 593, Carolyn Scherzberg 206/588, Al Myers 215/585, Edwin 6 539, Russell McFadden Jr. 178/493, A.J. Minot 187/487, Robert Nelson 161/ Cornish 232/584, Bill McKinley 209-212/584, Mel Neiditch 451, Jennifer Pyka 164/444, Eric Czubiak 165/433. . Psychic 212/583, Cal Vogt 213/576, Donald Macek 203/575, Dale Sutter Goldminers: Rachel Steinberg 174/446, Wahid Lodin 147/384, Jacob 5 Domine 134/375, Maroof Haque 132/342, Juan Santillan 143/330, Amruta Gill Simpson 225/574, Hap Hazard 222-204/570, Bob King 203/ 0 Past Present Future 135/326, Daniel Nguyen 109/299, Rigoberto Guzman 91/268, Cesar Morales 563, Al Reiswig 193/560, Lil Baker 181/498, Sylvia Kesilis 1 91/268, Marisa Lopez 109/267, Cindy Kao 84/190, Arreli Barba 51/144. 187/512, Pat Mohr 177/488, Mary Lauer 174/485, Kay Leovy Junior Royals: Drew Stern 245/647, A.J. Minot 233/611, Gus Reveles 225/ . Tarot Card Reading 562, Samantha Meyers 211/564, Brendon Honaker 199/505, Nick Minot 188/ 165/472, Shirl Radamaker 160/472, Vicke Blaiwes 165/ 7 483, Sonu Gill 137/353, Alina Medina 116/311, Hayley Fee 81/219. 469, Freda Leibson 177/467, Carol Wareberg 175/463, Clare 7 Want to know about your love ones or maybe about your Bantam All Stars: David Sheeran 158/437, Hunter Savoie 113/275, Sevaun Luther 153/436, Elvera Deonik 175/431, Ellen Hogan 161/ career? Thompson 98/265, Gina Vandewater 84/229, Julia Frias 81/206, Genesis 429, Ruth Balleweg 160/408, Edie Goldberg 144/406. 3 Well, I have all the answers you’ll ever need. Sanchez 52/110. I’ve got candles, incenses, good luck charms, To all the witches, princesses, star wars characters, and others, you all Get those treats ready as Halloween is just around the have a fun Halloween. corner. Have fun. Page 12 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 USBC BVL Finals on April 28, man of the Hall of Fame Com- meeting adjourned at 4:25 PM. 2007. As many of our lady tour- mittee issued their Press Release I would be very remiss if I USBC nament bowlers know, the last week and is prepared to ac- failed to extend our heartfelt National Deaf Bowling News CWBA took needed steps to cut cept applications for qualified thanks to the San Diego USBC costs much before the merger, candidates for either Superior Association who hosted the Amati Wins Handicap, Parker Scratch in California and in doing so, eliminated the Performance or Meritorious Ser- WONDERFUL “Beach Party” “Participation Pins” that had vice. You must know someone on Friday afternoon. And I mean Las Vegas Deaf Classic at South Coast by Phil Knoll been given for years, to all ladies who deserves to be recognized. right on the beach, at the water’s by Connie Marchione participating in the CWBA An- The nomination must be post- edge in Mission Bay Park. The LAS VEGAS—Las Vegas Deaf Bowling Association annually SAN DIEGO—The meet- nual Championship Tournament. marked by JANUARY 15, 2007. food was plentiful, right down held its handicap singles classic on the Saturday after the Deaf ings of the California USBC As- Well..., give us a “high five”.... Rosie Parker, who chairs the to the hot, right off the grill, B B Senior Bowlers of America tournament which conceded on Thurs- sociation were held September The board approved the Tour- Princess Tournament was Q’d hamburgers and hotdogs. day. That was planned for some senior bowlers who stayed over 23 and 24th at the Town and nament Committee’s motion to pleased that the committee had Boy, does it taste good when the week-end. In the past some did stay and benefited by cashing in Country Hotel. Saturday was reinstate this pin effective with received 237 entries to date and you don’t have to prepare it this Classic. kicked off with the Tournament the 2007 event. the competition would go on as yourself! But that one held last Saturday Oct. 14 at the new South Coast Committee meeting at 8:00 AM, In the report from the “Open scheduled at Brunswick Vista Well, that’s it for now. Stay Hotel Casino and Bowling Center, only one deaf senior from out of with the Marketing/Promotion, Tournament”, Chairman Gina Lanes in Palmdale, weekend of in touch with your bowling pub- town Bob Taylor from Los Angeles, participated. Selection, Budget/Finance, Moura reported that Eleven (11) October 13-15. lications and website so you can There were a disappointing 21 entries which left the LVDBA Policy/Procedures/Legislature, members shot perfect games and The BVL Committee will be be on top of everything and officials pondering its worth for the future on that Saturday. Awards, Star of Tomorrow, Dis- four (4) a 299. There were 219 acknowledging entrants from the don’t hesitate to contact your The tournament went on with 9 Las Vegas bowlers on the first tinguished Service Award and that qualified to bowl the Mas- youth this year and we are ex- local association board of direc- squad at 1:00 PM which Dave Amati led with 193-190-237-245/ Hall of Fame following as sched- ters Tournament and of course, cited about this. I venture to say tors for information. 865 plus 24 handicap/889 total. Tom Parker who on the previous uled. Each committee came well you all read that Ron Case is our few if any youngsters have ever Tuesday as a substitute doubles partner with Janis Bower from prepared, allowing them to ac- Champion. Gina was pleased to worked on a BVL Committee Patterson, Asbaty Colorado won the Deaf Seniors Doubles event $1,800 prize, placed complish a lot of work during announce that the sale of Hall of and/or visited the various facili- 2nd with 227-193-184-234/838 plus 24 handicap/862. Louis Quilles their time allotted. Fame patches garnered ties and interacted with the vets Prepare For Back to placed third with (218) 746 plus 56 handicap/802. President Hoffmann called $1,329.81, all of which will be there. On the 3 PM squad there were 12 entries including re-entries the board meeting to order Sun- sent to the (IBHF&M), Inter- It will be quite a learning ex- Back Major Events from Las Vegas bowlers Parker, Quilles, Ron Loader, tournament day at 9:00 AM and following national Bowling Hall of Fame perience and hopefully most re- U.S. Amateur champions will compete in USBC director Barrett Lee and Van Tomita. call of the roll, announced there & Museum. warding for them. It’s important Masters and World Cup Parker tried to overtake Amati but failed with a 174 finish after was a quorum present to con- Awards Chairman, Nancy to mention here that this com- GREENDALE, Wis. - The 214-206-234 for 828 plus 24 handicap /852 total to led this squad. duct business. USBC Field Rep- Arvanitis covered the many mittee will be distributing timing couldn’t have worked out James Kelly placed 2nd with (205-204) 782 plus 16/798 and Barry resentative Gloria Loftis was in awards that are on the “drawing $208.000, the donations for any better for reigning U.S. Cossman 3rd with 735 plus 0/735. attendance, offering her greetings board” and you should know that 2005-06 season, to those VA fa- Amateur champions Dan As in the past few years, the host LVDBA came up with differ- from headquarters and the California Bowling Heroes cilities across California. Re- Patterson of Buffalo, N.Y., and ent versions of prize money payoff, this one was an unique sepa- complimented this California page will be placed on our member. Every dollar we collect Diandra Asbaty of Chicago. rate handicap and scratch prize list which the bowler cashed only board for performing in such a website, so watch for that. stays in California. With one of the premier once on his best score position. Also LVDBA was generous in timely manner. The Star of Tomorrow com- We are pleased that Elaine events on the international cal- giving more place money which 14 out of 21 entrants cashed at least During the report of updates mittee chairman, Phyl Knoll an- Baker graciously agreed to Chair endar - the QubicaAMF World $50.00. from each of the board member’s nounced that the committee the Product Fair which will be Cup - on the horizon, both play- As the Handicap Champion Amati with 889 won $450.00, Parker associations, it was heartening worked on a full committee held the weekend of the 2007 ers will get a chance to sharpen with the 2nd high scratch 838 on the 1 PM squad took the Scratch to learn that Citrus Belt and manual which will be edited, with Convention Weekend. If you or their skills against world-class Championship $350 prize. With limit of one prize, Parker’s other Mann County have experienced copies being sent to the Policy anyone you know is interested competition at the 2006 United scores not counting, Quilles’ 802 places him 2nd in Handicap prize an increase in membership since and Procedure Committee. The in being a vendor, the price for States Bowling Congress Mas- list for $225.00 followed by Kelly’s 798 for 3rd $175.00. Cossman the merge of their associations. Nomination form for our 2007 an 8 foot table will be $175.00. ters next week. took the Scratch 2nd place $175.00 because his scratch 735 was During the Tournament “Star of Tomorrow” Scholarship Space is limited you know, so I “There’s no better way to higher than Lee’s 733, Taylor’s 730 and Loader’s 729. Committee report, Chairman Award and cover letter will be suggest you contact Elaine prepare for the World Cup than However Loader with higher handicap score of 785 took Handi- Melissa Ade on behalf of the mailed to merged and non- quickly, these tables go fast! to compete in the Masters, which cap 4th place $100 while Lee and Taylor received $125 and $100 for committee made the motion to merged association Presidents, Thinking ahead, the board is such a great event where you their scratch scores respectively. Both divisions prize went down accept the proposal from Stock- Association Managers, and/or approved the motion to accept can bowl right next to the best to 7 places. Special $25.00 prizes for high scratch game and high ton USBC WBA to host the Secretaries by October 15th ask- the proposal of Crown Plaza in professional bowlers in the game with handicap went to Amati’s 245 and Parker’s 234 +6/240. 2008 Women’s Championship ing they circulate the forms Foster City for our 2008 Annual world,” Asbaty said. “No mat- DEGROFF ROLLS 298-761 IN MISSION HILLS MAJORS Tournament. The board ap- through their membership. Convention and Headquarters. ter how I do at the Masters, I MISSION HILLS—It was matter of time when I get the news of proved. The Team Event will be Nominations must be post- So start making your plans. will come away knowing more, Ken DeGroff’s hitting a honor score bowling at Mission Hills Bowl. held at Pacific Avenue Bowl; the marked by JANUARY 15, 2007. President Hoffmann invited and I’ll use it to prepare for the DeGroff managed to get two deaf bowlers, Bob Jones and Dan Doubles and Singles Event host Watch for this application on Gloria Loftis to bring us up to World Cup.” Flores and another man for a team to bowl in the Mission Hills center will be West Lanes Bowl. our website. dates from USBC headquarters. The 42nd World Cup, which Majors which has lots of big name star bowlers in it. The board approved the motion We are pleased to advise that National Office is pleased with will be held Nov. 4-10 in Caracas, With exception of last season, which he did not bowl in any to accept the proposal of Clo- what was the CWBA Distin- California since most associa- Venezuela, will feature amateur league, Degroff managed to register two or three honor scores each verleaf Family Bowl in Fremont guished Service Award has been tions have merged. She spoke bowlers from nearly 100 coun- season. Like he did at Mission Hills Bowl which took him most of to host the 2007 California retained as one of our prestigious about the RVP (registered vol- tries. The Masters, meanwhile, the season to finally conquer its lanes as last March 2005 he rolled USBC Senior Singles Tour- awards and Chuck Shock Com- unteer program) which deals will be held Oct. 24-29 in subur- 222-300-268 for 790. The right-hander followed that in April with nament on August 17-19. The mittee Chairman reported the with anyone who is working ban Milwaukee and features a 299-248-230 for 777. That 300 was his 21st career score and claimed board also approved the motion qualifications will remain in with our bowling youth pro- mix of the top professionals and the 299 as his 23rd lifetime. to accept the proposal of Admi- place. Something for you to grams. amateurs in the world. The news finally came last Thursday in the tough Mission Hills ral Robinson Center in San Di- watch for. Having no further business, “I expect the pressure at the Majors, DeGroff for the first time in his life for 16 years rolled a ego as host to the California Elaine Van Otten, as chair- President Hoffmann declared the World Cup to be very similar to 298 game. He started with 11 strikes in row and hooked his 12th

what I’ll see at the Masters,” ball high in the pocket leaving a 4-10 . Then he finished with Patterson said. “Both tourna- 224 and 239 for a 761 series.

ments are very different, though. That raised his average up to 222 for 21 games.

The World Cup will be more of Now with his 298, DeGroff has all the honor scores as his best a friendly environment where of several 800 series, 865 is the 2nd highest by a deaf bowler. people are there enjoying the His name is in USBC record book as one of few bowlers with experience. The Masters is more two back to back 300 games. of a quiet, solitary event.” The season still have a long way to go, so watch for him to ring While Patterson will be mak- up some more honor scores. Open # 7 Our Host G.M. Mr. Gary Cort ing his first trip to the World The S.S.T. will add $1,000.00 + to your prize fund this Tournament Cup, Asbaty will compete for Linbrook Bowl Hosts 17th Non – Champion Tournament, with-in a tournament. the second time. She finished ninth at the 2000 event in O.C. Doubles Defending Champion Sr. Div. Leon Dent & Jr. Div. Kevin Gannon Lisbon, Portugal. by Frank Kietz Invite You to Join us and Bowl with The Best. “I definitely could have done GARDEN GROVE — The 17th Annual Orange County USBC Senior Division Men 60 & Ladies 50. Junior Division Men 45 Ladies 40. better in 2000, but I learned Mixed Doubles Handicap Tournament is set for Saturday and Sun- New division Men 73 and Ladies 63, one in three cash. what I needed to do to get stron- day, November 4 and 5, 2006 at Linbrook Bowling Center, Ana- ger,” Asbaty said. “I know more heim. The fee if $30 per doubles team which incluldes prize fund, Any Member that brings a new bowler, or one that has not bowled about equipment, and I’m a more lineage and expenses. An S.S.T. event in one year will get $35.00 off their entry fee. developed player. My develop- Handicap is 90 percent of the difference of entering average from Min.1-in 3 Cash & 1 in 5 To A Max. Of 16 Each Div. Advance to Finals. ment mentally might be even 420. more important than my physi- Guaranteed entries closed October 13, 2006; however, on-site Saturday-Nov. 4 / 06. (1) Qualifying Squad Check in 9 to 9:45 AM. cal game. I’ve competed in some entries accepted on lanes available. Bowl (5) Games At 10 AM. Back at 2 PM, bowl 2nd. (5) Games. really big tournaments since then For more information, call OCBA/UCBS/Ass’n. office714-554- Finals Sunday Nov. 5. Check in 9AM. Practice 9:20, bowl 9:30 AM. that have prepared me mentally 0111. for this year’s World Cup.” All Money Above Lineage & $5.00 Expenses Goes 100%To Prize Fund. The United States has domi- $135.00 Members. $140.00 Guest. All on Site Entries Add $10.00. Send all nated the women’s side of the Keystone Lanes Presents: Entries To S.S.T. 22828 Canyon Lake Dr. So. Canyon Lake, CA 92587 World Cup in recent years, bringing home three of the last (For More Info.) Call Dave Gulley President S.S.T. @ (949)-677-6424 four titles. Lynda Barnes won in Call All Seniors Or check our web site @ www.Superseniortour.ws 2005 while Shannon Pluhowsky Prize Fund Guarantee 50 Entries in Each Division $ 5,500.00 won in 2002 and 2004. Pluhowsky also finished second Bowl A No-Tap League $1,000.00 First Place & pay 17 Places each Division. in 2003. Total Prize Fund $11,000.00 +. Take 12 To Finals Each Division. For the men, the last time a Thursdays at 12:30PM (King Of The Hill) $50.00 to Winner Of a Match Between the Sr. & Jr. Champions U.S. player won the World Cup was in 1995 when Patrick We will Accept Entries at all tournaments, Until 15 minutes of Qualifying Healey Jr. won in Sao Paulo, Plus Our First Saturday of the (Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl) Brazil. 40440 Cal Oaks Rd. Murrieta Ca. Center phone # (951) 698-2202 “The United States has had Month “Senior Only” Tournament Lodging Motel Six (6) Temecula Ca. Ph. (951)-676-7199 great success with Lynda win- ning last year and Shannon win- Note: there will be optional brackets and side pots for Sr. and Jr. ning twice, so I hope to do as Call Rob at 562-868-3261 well as they have,” Asbaty said. No November Tournamant We will have a pro Am on Friday the 3rd of November. I have (96 Entries) signed up so far. “I will represent the United Next Tourney December 2nd Always a great turn out for Cal Oaks. I will need 20 Pro’s. Please call Len @ (951)-679-5852 States the best I can.

Thursday, October 26, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 13 Greater L.A. Junior Cerritos Jr’s SED Jr. Travel All-Stars Kicks off by David Gordon Seniors Paved The Way FULLERTON—AMF 40th Season ... CERRITOS—The Senior Carter Lanes was the latest stop Division boys lead the way this for the SED Jr. Travel. We thank Spiesman Perfect past Saturday with a lot of high the staff and management for by Matt Jones scores. Veteran bowler Mark this weekends accommodations. FULLERTON—The Newbery set the pins on fire Some new faces were welcomed GLAJAS 40th season took flight with a 179-245-210-634. That just in time to replace some. this past sunday at AMF Carter kept them a blaze for Jeremy However, we still need 1-2 Lanes. As everyone knows we Glover who bowled a great 177- bowlers to complete the league. have a brand new format featur- 225-224-626. They were still This week, Michael Gaylor ing Adult-Junior teams along- flam in when it came to veteran tops our quick list to the 800 side with an acorn handicap sys- bowler Mike Foley’s turn. He club. Gaylor put up 237-245- tem. The league is 10 teams kept them going with his 175- 224/899. Way to bowl Michael. strong right now but we are al- 178-218-571. Jamie Ferry lead Joining him we have J.D. Pelow ways looking for more so come the girls with a nice 227-189- 235-215-234/845, Delano Ross check us out in person or visit 119-535. Gemalene Sunga was 224-240/834 (good to have you www.glajas.org for more info. putting her fuel into the fire too, back), Eddie Sayles 222-236/ Now lets get to the scores with her three terrific games of 810, Mark Curtis (before for the first week. First off we 154-187-169-510. Ashlee Raya Bellevue) 203-226/808, Max would like to congratulate Jeff added her hot games to that blaze Slevcove 205-218/802, Kevin Spiesman shooting 300 in his last with a 141-167-192-500. Jones 204-203/748, Sean game of the session also giving The blaze continued to the McKinney 204/738, Eric Milne him a 1010 series to grab top Striking Force. Andrew Arellano 236/736, Samuel Velasquez 215/ honors this week. Other high lead the boys with a superb 210- 729, Jasmine Morales 206/726, scores included Devin Bidwell 522. John Elston came up with and Kim Ferdnance 719. posting a 967, Brian Ballard 918, his 186-496. Christopher This Saturday we will visit and Alyse McGinnes 910 Eguilos with a awesome 172- Gage Bowl in Huntington Park. rounding out everyone over 900. 484. The Striking Force’s girls We start at 2:00 and may be able The top Alumni this week was knew the heat was on. Lizzy to get in a Baker match. Be on Tommy Stockberger putting up Raya bowled a sweet 184-482. time and we’ll see. Have a good an 896, followed by Andre Alexis Adinolfi had a beautiful week. Eubanks with an 891. Other 179-456. Kyli Selley bowled a bowlers over 800 were Manny wonderful 229 game. “Fresh” Lakhan 892, Preston The Rookie Division wasn’t LAS “Did-E” Fukumizu 858, Bran- going to be left out. Kevin VEGAS don “Pin Wheels” McGinnes Keseloff bowled a 132-318. Josh TRAVEL 846, Matt “Smokey” Harris 814, Camarena at his best with a 80- LEAGUE and last but definitely not least 230. Kevin Doman did his stuff By Alice Mark French with an 809. with a 88-229. Kaila Chen lead For the team results, Team the girls, and she was hot, bowl- Meglemre 10 takes 3 out of 4 from team 5, ing a 131-297. Savannah Ratcliff WESTMINSTER—A re- Spiesmans team splits 4 points knew her mark with a 89-231. turn trip to Westminster with Brandon Mcginnes, Team Kris Liberatore also knew what Lanes resulted in a new 1 and Team 6 also split, Team 7 was needed to be done, bowling league leader, Cal Bowl #5, sweeps Team 3, and Dean a 82-231. Jameshia Gaddy posting 21 wins. Cerritos Nishijima’s team splits against bowled a awesome 208 game. the blind score. The Lil Raiders boys were Lanes #2 is runnerup at 18, We are taking this week off lead off by Jason Villa with a followed by a tie between but we will be back on Novem- 79-151. Danny Eguilos was right Westminster #1 and Key- ber 5th following the JAT at behind him with his 74-146. stone #2 at 17 wins. Covina Lanes, have a great Dylan Hill had his terrific game Number One daughter, couple weeks and we will see of 83-144. Isabel Manalo lead Mary Meglemre, filled in for everyone at Covina. the girls with her beautiful game me Monday and all went well. of 105-187. Gianae Olilang was I especially appreciate the on her mark when she bowled a Get Well display ad provided Girls Jr. All-Stars 82-151. Kaitlyn Johnston by Editor Carol Mancini and by David Gordon bowled a 75-149 keeping the fire the staff. Also the cards and FULLERTON—The Girls going. Great bowling everyone! Jr. All-Stars returned to the calls from bowlers. wood at AMF Carter Lanes Glenn Maddox I’m ahead of a recovery after a few weeks off. Welcome schedule, even if most don’t back everyone. Trophy Shoppe think so, and managed to be Tabetha Reynolds takes the at Westminster on Monday lead spot this week with a post- Owner Dies to take care of business. We ing of 217-237/812. Also post- NORWALK — The demise are so lucky to have loyal ing big was Deanna Carrillo with of Glenn Maddox earlier this subs to keep our league at full 236-226/810. Others were Mel- month came as a surprise to San playing strength and thanks issa Pena 241/721 and Jillian Gabriel Valley bowlers and all of them . Joan Lumpford Gaddison 217/703. youth sports supporters. and Rochelle Sanford are fill- The ladies (and parents) also Glenn was the owner of ing the absence of Sue and Maddox Trophys and Awards held their annual Halloween Bas- Nan McGil for as long as ket Raffle. We thank all of those for over 30 years. He was a that contributed to the effort, sponsor for many athletic pro- needed and Ellie Maxwell will both with baskets and with ticket grams and even showed up at bowl for me until I can resume purchases. Congratulations to games. bowling. Jeani Ruff, Faye the winners and a very big thank The San Gabriel Valley Billinger and Teri Hefner also you to everyone. M.B.A. honored Mr. Maddox rate orchids for being on deck This Sunday, the girls will for his continued sponsorship of almost evey week since Au- move their talents over to Gage the league named for him, a tra- gust. Bowl in Huntington Park. Make- dition. The weekly strike pot was ups should be possible, so plan If you can only remember nice suspended when Sue and accordingly. Start time is 2:00. things about a person, they must Nan were sidelined and Have a good week and I’ll see have been a nice person, and will though both are continuing be remembered. you there. to recover it is doubtful they will return soon. Date & Location Sue has requested the October 29, 2006 strike pot be resumed and Forest Lanes appointed a member of their team, Jan Jones, to conduct 22771 Centre Drive. the popular weekly event. Vi Lake Forest, Ca. 92630 Wilson was the winner Mon- Of America 1-949-770-0055 day and collected $118. Lucy Turner, our newstest sub, led the weekly honor roll with 546, followed by Joan Roper 202-545, Norma Payne 203-544, Pris Mauricio 539, Doris Lewis 538, Cyndie 4 divisions, Hdcp Novice, Interm, Martin 223-525, Jamie Vallier Advance, Open 201-523, Teri Hefner 518, Call JST @ 951-684-7941 or Alberta Stoute 509, Cil Moons 202-504, Karen E-mail [email protected] Mauricio and Brenda Leave your name and div. Johnson had 504 series, and SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Madeline Majick 200. NEXT WEEK: Monday 10 CHECK IN 8:15 TO 9:15, BEGINNING 9:30 a.m. October 30, Cerritos Lanes. Page 14 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 FIND A BOWLING CENTER NEAR YOU

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COUNTY 12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604 DESERT LANES (24) Association Manager - Glenn Hizer (818) 769-7600 4575 Highway 95, Mohave, AZ 86426 17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com (928) 763-2695 (562)925-0417 Thursday, October 26, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 15 Chuck Brode Picks Up 3rd Jason Porter Rocks on to 1st Title at Del Rio Lanes Title at Bowl O Drome rd DOWNEY—Chuck Brode our latest champion picks up 3 (LAST WEEK) TORRANCE—Jason Porter our newest cham- Donkee Title at Del Rio Lanes this weekend. Chuck is married to pion is single and works as an administrative assistant for DBH wife Patti for 40 years, have 2 children (Steve & Misty). In January expecting their 1st Grandchild. It seems that every time something Resources a risk management firm. happens to Chuck he wins a tournament. In March of 2003, only 5 Jason was throwing a Columbia Rock-On drilled by Bowl O months after bypass surgery he picks up his 1st title after 5 Drome’s own Tim Albin of Albin’s Bowling Supply. Jason sports years at Friendly Hills, then in October 2005 after a Femoral to highs of a 300 game and 755 series. He enjoys playing basketball Femoral implant surgery he wins his 2nd at Cal, then finally this and his PS2. Jason would like to thank Ron Peter and the staff of week after intense radiation treatments for Cancer. Chuck being in Bowl O Drome for a job well done. We concur with ya Jason.!! the brightest of spirits wants to tell everyone for the record he Jason would also like to thank his coach Deven Walls (A Donkee doesn’t plan on having any more surgery. Chuck sport highs of a Tour champion also) and his friends & family for their cheers and 290 game and 694 series. He was throwing a Labyrinth by Mo Rich, support. same ball used in the previous 2 victories. We would like to thank Mike Camarrata and his staff at Del Rio Our Mystery game was a carry over this week (143 game), Lanes for their professionalism and courteousness to our members. Mystery series was a carry over (634 series). Game will be worth Mystery series was a carryover this week (673), as no 600 $400 and series $150 at Del Rio Lanes Oct 22. Cut scores were +84 Men and +45 for the Women. Would like to scratch was recorded. Barbara Burgess and Steve Brode hit mystery Lucky mystery game winners Barbara Burgess & Steve Brode Game for $400 with a 153 game. Estimated next tournament game have an honorable mention this week. Mr Ron Farmer shot a tripli- $200 and series $200 at AMF Yorba Linda Lanes November 5th. cate 189 in the finals. Congratulations Ron. On a side note we had a couple of Birthday’s this week Adam Sidepots Drozdz and Patti Brode. Happy Birthday!!! Sun 11:30AM – Fred Eggins – All 3 games 270, 291, 280 ($30 WANTED TOURNAMENT RECAP each) 1:00 PM – Jason Porter, Jason Porter, Luis Diaz ($36 each) Cut scores were low this week as the shot was pretty tough. Men +39 and Women +66. 2:30 PM – Dom Laguardia, Ron Farmer, Matt Garcia, Arnie Brunswick A/B Mechanic Sidepots – 1:00PM – Dave Miller, KK Sr, Dave Miller ($33 Schroeder, Ron Farmer, Joe Swift ($50/22 each), Finals David ea), 2:30PM – Angelina Nillo, Don C Johnson, Raul Aldaz Jr ($57 Godinez, Jason Porter, Luis Diaz ($27 each). ea), Finals – Dave Miller, Chuck Brode, Chuck Brode ($27 ea). Tournament Recap Salary Open Place Name Score Amount 1. Jason Porter 708 $625.00 Full-Time with Benefits 1. Chuck Brode 724 $600.00 2. Paul Passarino 698 $250.00 2. Arnie Schroeder 651 $250.00 3. Steve Brode 695 $110.00 Medical, Holidays, Vacation & 401K 3. Dave Miller 648 $100.00 4. Matt Garcia 688 $105.00 San Diego - 68 lanes 4. Keith Kenworthy Sr 629 $95.00 5. Luis Diaz 679 $100.00 6 Keith Kenworthy Sr 674 $ 90.00 Call Marty (619) 448-4111 Ext. 108 5. Raul Aldaz Jr 620 $90.00 7. David Godinez 670 $ 80.00 6. Angelina Nillo 606 $80.00 8. Ron Farmer 666 70.00 7. Adam Drozdz 599 $70.00 9. Imee Ahorro 657 65.00 8. Ed Palma 582 $58.00 10. Sun Sundara 647 60.00 11. Fred Eggins 646 59.00 Tie Jamescourt Alarcio 582 $58.00 12. Marquita Fields 638 (1/2 entry)34.00 10. Patti Brode 571 $50.00 13. Sherman Joseph 627 57.00 11. Christopher Slack 568 $49.00 14. Glenn Mabilanyan 623 56.00 12. Don C Johnson 543 $48.00 15. Dennis Barrett 578 55.00 50 Entries Paid Out 61 Entries Tournament $ 1866.00 Tournament $ 2433.00 Free Entries $ 315.00 Sidepots $ 371.00 Champions Shirt $ 35.00 Sidepots $ 495.00 Champion’s Shirt $ 35.00 Brackets $ 640.00 Mystery Game $ 400.00 Brackets $ 880.00 Total: $ 4158.00 Free Entries $ 450.00 Total $ 3762.00

Jack Cornelson

From Left to Right – Luis Diaz 5th Place, Champion Jason Porter, (L-R) Dave Miller 3rd, Keith Kenworthy Sr. 4th, Champion Chuck 10781 Indiana Avenue Chuck Brode presenting check, Paul Passarino 2nd Place, Steve Brode w/wife Patti presenting, Arnie Schroeder 2nd & Raul Aldaz Riverside, CA 92503 (909) 352-3553 Brode 3rd Place, Matt Garcia 4th Place. Jr. 5th.

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November 12, 2006-Bye November 19, 2006- Bye

November 26th, 2006-Action Lanes(626)350-8831 10534 Lower Azusa Rd., El Monte Squad Times -10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Finals to Follow

December 3, 2006- Keystone Lanes (562)868-3261 11459 Imperial Hwy, Norwalk Squad Times -10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Finals to Follow

December 10, 2006- Linbrook Lanes(714)774-2253 201 S. Brookhurst, Anaheim Squad Times 10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Beat the Board

December 17, 2006- Friendly Hills (562)947-3815 15545 Whittier Blvd. Whittier Squad Times- 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m. Finals to Follow

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Page 16 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, October 26, 2006 207, John Mendez 204, Lee Galicia 203. Kamaaina Bowling League: Kalani Akui 214-223/633, Sam Haina 234, Nick Samatua 225, Sam Tanaka 216, Linbrook Bowling Center Arnold Ughoc 213, Eric Urada 202. P.B.L.: Ben Philalack 225-214/630, Alex Young 212-235/ 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 622, Reynante Catatbat 267, Freddie Gutierrez 211-201, Richard Lim 203. Bumper Busters: Kristina Garcia 106-131, R.J. Davis ANAHEIM — Happy Halloween to all the bowlers here at 98, Tyler Kemp 98, Trevor Basquez 92-96, Hanna Kemp 87. Linbrook Bowling Center. Watch out for those witches, gob- Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Valerie Matsumoto 233-267/ SAN BERNARDINO — The month of October is coming lins, monsters, raggedy anns, skeletons, cowboys, and oth- to an end and that means it’s “Fall Back” for all the clocks. 663, Andrew Diller 236, Kyle Osterman 203, Jimmy Vasquez It’s time for a change and it’s this weekend. After you do ers as they’ll be going trick or treating on Tuesday night. 203, J.D. Greenhalgh 202. Looking for high scores? Well, we have them for you. that, get the goodies ready for the Trick or Treaters who will Saturday Vegas Special: Joe Molina 200-212, Will Cortez be knocking on your doors Tuesday evening...it’s Hallow- Swinging Trios: John Munson 227, Mike Warr 213, Carl 202. Eggers 205. een! 4-4 Vegas: Bill McFeggan 288/662, Steve Radovich 210- Now for the high scores from the league bowlers at Del Santa’s Gals & Guys: Art Gutierrez 216, Johnny Davis 224/609, Larry Leach 212-245/600, Richard Garcia 243, Rosa Lanes. 203, Delores Davis 206. John Costner 204. Handicap Doubles: Corky De Maio 245-246/771, P.J. Lunch Bunch: Bin Masaki 214. Family and Friends: Pete Quinata 259, Richard Calvo Buckner 202-233/617, Earl English 213-212/614, Joe Strinati Monday Cypress College: Ameer Ghanie 225, Richard 219, Edward Mote 214, Debi Jones 215. 223-200/603, Terry Chittenden 201/555. Clendineng 203. Double Daters: Mike Darby 243-246/676, John Conway Judson Baptist: J.D. Watson 223-221/605, Matt Moloney Anaheim Secondary: Rick Weiland 227, Pam Weiland 252, Judy Terry 201/529, Lynn Thompsen 201. 215-236/648, Dan Duarte 235-225/633, Tony Cayer 227- Beach Party: Leighton Beach 237/590, Diane Kline 178/ 220, Stacey Giem 204. 220/632, Alan Bloom 228-204/629. Ten Pins: Jim Hoadley 235-216/643, Tim Blough (sub) 489. N.F.L. League: Ben Philalack (sub) 224, Robert Ragans Mt. Commercial: Wade Rigney 219-209/611, Tim 226-222/621, Josh Salas 235/604, E.J. Rogers (sub) 247, 221, Dave Wright 216-201, Luis Damian 201. Byron Reich 231, Dora Miller 211, April Anderson 205, Joanie Eshelman 226, Barbara Bobroff 486, Darla Samuel 192. Senior No-Tap: (10-17-06) 37 entries @ $9=$333. 37 Capri: Alice Winchester 201/533. Lenz 200. lineage @ $4.50=$166.50. 37 prize fund @ $4.50=$166.50. T.N.T.: Jerry Streich 203-202/604, Scott Henderson 221, No Knottcents: Bobby Johansen 225, Greg Baker 223, 36 (3-6-9) @ $1=$36. Place Money: 1st Rachel Chaco 835 Lory Durkiewicz 190/487. Rudy Cedeno 219, Tim Butler 214, Gene Shaw 213. $32, 2nd Cliff LaPointe 828 $24, 3rd Leo Asuncion 824 Dirty County: Rob Miner 255-258/706, Randy Hoffman Santa Strikers: Brian Bendt 224-227/634, David Brogdon $17.75, 4th Ed Blum 816 $13, 5th Jerry Roddam 800 $9, 6th 225-206-268/699, Tom Andres Sr. 233-258/686, John 256-205/628, Cory Capra 219. Dick McKenzie 798 $6. Sidepots: 1st game (hdcp.) 1st Leo Hutchings 225-233/645, P.J. Buckner 223-228/641, Steve 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 214. Asuncion 321 $9, 2nd (tie) Cliff LaPointe and Ed Blum 309 Markovic 256, John McMichael 221/587, Debbie Andres 222. R.C.R.C.: Paul Budnovich 209-200. Elks Invitational: Robert Scanu 212-225/615, Naomia $5.75 each. 2nd game (scr.) 1st Tom Stearn 300 $10, 2nd Farris 484, Lorie Click 191. Executive Doubles: Mike Keogh 220-237/640, Orlando (tie) Tony Chaco and Gino Vassallo 276 $7 each. 3rd game Vanegas 233-221/633, E.J. Rogers 234/614, Tony Banks Willows: Cindy Ehlers 177/506. (hdcp.) 1st John Phillips 322 $9, 2nd Rachel Chaco 306 Wednesday Vegas: Michael Gray 265-205/669, Bud 222, Ed Bish 214-212, David Haskell 214. $6.50, 3rd Sam Shumard 286 $5. 3-6-9: No winner $485+$36 Jacks & Jills: Tim Pilot 203-225, Greg Blair 223, Rick Kolar 236-226/635, John Boyer 209-204-210/623, Del added= $521 carryover. Karper 215-216/622, Jeff Hout 222-223/618, Joe Martinez Sproul 211. Remember to turn your clocks back this weekend.. 216-223/618, Sherri Boyer 203/545. Just Desserts: Charles Rogers 218-211/619, Ken Curtis Wed. Wild Bunch: Jeff Raynor 221-242-274/737, Michael 212-206/614, Jose Gonzalez 254/611, David Soifer 230, Berry 255-208/655, Matt Carroll 236/619, Dan O’Connor 215- Ralph Tanner 206. 219/617, Janet Stumpf 199/560. Golden Nuggets: Bob McGraw 224, Ro Mutzenberger 209, Shig Shozi The Way To Perfection Del Rosa 830 Classic: Mark Dyer 233-257-256/746, Larry Pat McGinn 201-201, Frank McCoy 201. by Roberta McNaught McKeehan 232-257-244/733, Jerome Forch 254-202-267/ Go For Nine (no-tap): Ike Eisenacher 245-213-261/719, 723, Ray Cobb 204-258-248/710, Darren De Maio 228-257- ANAHEIM—Brunswick’s Ultimate Inferno lived up to its name 221/706, David Martin 256-267/703, John Davis Jr. 238-258/ Walt Hooper 220-230-242/692, Joe Zeuli 211-253-222/686, as Shig Shozi burned up the lanes setting the pins on fire. Shig Jake McCollum 222-204-254/680, Ozzie Randolph 288/665, 688, Adam Sokoloski 234-229-202/665, Dan Garcia 200- blazed a 300 in his first game in the 590 Classic last week. His other 232-229/661, John Fitzgerald 237-247/657. Carol Johnson 255/620, Diane Johnson 222, Audrey 3 games did a slow burn, but he ended up with a nice 847 series. Mcachren 201. Santa Fe Mixed: Rick Hudson 214-216-229/659, David Frank Bellinder was the only 900 Club Member with a 266/929 Guillen 213-216/611, Susan Reeder 192/502. Fullerton College: Tom Schirmers 211. series. Janine Ditch led the ladies with a beautiful 244/889. S.B. County: James Williams 215-245-210/670, Mike Party Timers: Jack Mattson 225-213-204/642, Mark Payne Other highs were: Ronny Thompson 256/875, Tom Stearn 246/ Mormann 214-243/644, Chris Hollinger 226-210/628, Jim 223-223/630, Ed Murakami 222/607, Duane Stout 247/606, 855, Rod Cantrell 237/855, E.J.Rogers 266/845, David Wright 234/ Forbes 245-203/616. Brent Joel 216/605. 837, Alan Bloom 233/834, John Velasquez 213/830, Willy Bordenave Happy Gamblers: Jerry Forch 269-235-246/750, Adam Rowdies: Greg Pelton 246, Mike Crumley 217. 216/826, Ed Stoute 240/825, Jerry Knight 217/809, John Phillips Sokoloski 235-236-221/692, Kevin Kratochvil 257-212/658, Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Viloria 216, Ken Murata 228, James 245/808, Eva Munson 238/807, Lloyd Thierry 233/805, John Mark Holecek 204-205-221/630, John Valentine 200-210- Michiuye 206, Dave Lautherboren 203. Conway 213/803, Johnny Munson 244, Fred Voysey 233, Ron 211/621, Larry Stormes 228-204/614, Bridgett Young 201/ Nikkei League: Sandy Viloria 244-211-223/678, Ken Corona Jr. 226, Roberta McNaught 223, Pete Kizziah 220, Bob 587, Marty Perry 203. Kawado 243-200-227/670, Ken Queypo 245-217/656, Dave Gosnell 215, Gene Plotnick 212, Rose Williams 211, Karen Bagnall Adult/Jr. Trio: P.J. Buckner 212-203-228/643, Russell Lautherboren 278-204/684, Yosh Hasegawa 229, Mickey 211, Jim Upton 211, Tony Angulo 210, Orlando Vanegas 210, Ed Ruiz 238/622, Mary Cassin 199/508, Chase Phillips 207- Yamaguchi 218. 224/589, Chris Bassett 213-212, Adrian Ruiz 203-216, Harris 210, Ron Douglass 209, Bob McGraw 209, Dora Miller 208, Ashlee Switt 443, Lanea Cunningham 156, Shelby Scheffler Santa’s Super Savers: Tony Chaco 225, Jerry Roddam Stan Guzy 205, Carolynne Schley 205, Ed Hermance 204, Larry 156. 222, Lou Martino 213, Art Guttierrez 206, Carl Adinolfi 202. Green 203, Rey Ortiz 202 and Carl Adinolfi 200. Good Times: Jim Forbes 232-276-223/731, Bill Elliott 525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Nancy Smith 200-223, 220-236-231/687, John Boyer 209-223/630, Leighton Beach Betty Saienna 215-206, Patti Gatt 212. Del Rosa Srs. 216-201-212/629, Chuck Gray 205-235/629, Joe Lopez 228- Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Robert Albrecht 200-221. SAN BERNARDINO — This weekend is the time to walk 232/618, Jeff Wolferd 208-224/616, Tom Ramos 213-214/ Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Florencio Batalon 231, from room to room turning all those clocks back for the 615, John Roberson 226-200/607, Joseph Vasquez 232, Eileen Debenedetto 232. next six months. Don’t forget the clock in your car too. Rolann Karper 223/601, Suelee Santero 215, Sharon Mobley St. Pius: Leo Debarra 234. Now for those high scores from the seniors at Del Rosa 205. 7-11 Vegas: Joe Dantas 222-205-226/653, Ben Philalack Lanes. Friday Vegas: Tim Simanek 225-246/654, George 217-212-217/646, George Dunterman 278-212/646, David Young At Heart: Everett Haydis 201-201/594, Steve Boyer Learned 212-206-215/633, Donald Nelson 206-218/617, 205, Frank Deluca 205, Velma Bone 207/503. Don Mills 232/609, Thomas Bayless 230, Beth Powell 221/ Wright 233-213/639, Robert Ragans 245/628, Lisa Somma Park & Rec.: Huey Newton 212-226-237/675, Frank Long 563, Michelle Chong 233. 206, Eva Munson 203. 243, Joe Strinati 215-200, Billie Harper 201, Alice Winchester Slots Of Fun: Vince Vasquez 215-265/667, Victor Gamboa Korean Bowling League: Bong Hwang 266-268-248/782. 201-201/562. 219/602, Charley Featherstone 277, Jenn Denton 202/547. Junior Scratch Singles: Aaron Wilson 214, Andrew Stewart Afternooners: Bob Corri-gan 202-204/573, Richard Gomez Weekend Rollers: Ernie Juarez 267-234-224/725, Jim 202. 204, Frank Deluca 201, Cari Burris 214/575. Forbes 225-220-201/646, John Roberson 279/637, Nacho Grey Panthers: Bill Stephens 224-203/608. Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca 201-224/617, Bessie Hernandez 223-202-201/626, Jack Hamner 245/617, Mike Vegas Party: John Ritchie Jr. 244-202/628, Dan Carrasco Ballman 176/504. Nakunz 221-212/615, Sal Soriano 234/604, Maurice Chavez Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jerry Paxton 831, 2. Chuck Wilson 819, 241, Sal Corona 231, Rick Weiland 209-227, Stan Evans 244/603, Rusty Weigel 234, Tim Farris 225, Sherril Castano 3. Marianne Heidecke 817, Booby, Chuck Taylor 633. 200-211/584, Pacita Baker 215, Teri Soto 213, Jackie Farris 224, Dave Stewart 224, Karin Alderman 231, Cheryl Stauffer Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Bob Corrigan 758, 2. Jackie Knight 755, 203-222. 3. Frank Deluca 748, 4. Chuck Wilson 746, Booby, Frank Long 213, Elise Hamner 201. T.G.I.F.: Tim Perry 236, Frank McCoy Jr. 216, Randy Eddins 576. Have a great Halloween! See you next week. Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — Trick or Treat!! Yes, that’s what you’ll hear on Tuesday night as the juniors will be out for Halloween. Keep things safe and have fun. LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER It’s always fun to see how the juniors bowled last week at Del Rosa Lanes, so here are their scores. Little Rascals: Oren Ransom 94/168, Leslie Roberts 98/181. 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 Bantam Buddies: Robert Arbothnott 103/293, Terrence Robinson 103, Samantha Batey 118/325. Pincrackers: Brian Fields 161/425, Demi De Maio 117/324. WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 222-263/668, Jon Huckabee 233, James Dixon 231, Rudy Powell 224, Adrian Ruiz 214-205, Brent Smith 208, Berjon Bausley 204, Jason Holleman 204, Dylan Newton 203, Jonathon Terral 203, Jay De La Torre 201, Ryan Jones 201, Samantha Saks 190/497.

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