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Women’s Challenge, which is a the single-lane installation that innovative and competitive made-for-TV event. Its unique will be specially constructed in events in the industry,” said Edelman says that this part- cessful and longest running Sept. 2nd format, which features an invi- the middle of the Fashion Show High Roller’s Brad Edelman. nership, combined with their re- megabuck tournaments in the tation-only field, will be con- Mall. 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Along with the unique Six Gamer WWPB Open as a sponsor for the Women’s single-lane venue, the event also 6 Games Challenge because of the atten- will have a retro feel to it since Sat., Aug. 19 On Either Coast tion the television exposure will the lane will not have the tradi- TAMARAC, FLORIDA — This Weekend bring to women’s bowling and tional mechanical pinsetter found LAKE FOREST — Saturday, Fero Williams of Gardena, Cali- the sport in general. This will be in modern bowling centers. In- August 19th Forest Lanes will fornia and his partner Martin by Lori Yamasaki Choose Your the first presence for women’s stead, the pins will be set up be running their monthly Scratch Bedford of Gasport, New York PALOS VERDES—The la- bowling in the national spotlight manually to enhance the unique- Six Gamer. Check-in starts at finished second in the 44th Lee dies of the Western Women Pro- since the Professional Women’s ness of the competition. 12:30 and pins come down for Evans Tournament of the Ameri- fessional Bowlers will be headed Vacation League Bowling Association ceased op- “This event is much bigger practice at 1:00 P.M. sharp. cas (Doubles Division). to Palos Verdes Bowl this week- erations in 2003. than the 16 women involved,” The $50 entry fee pays for 120 competitors from 13 end for a two-day format event. “This event will be a much- said Asbaty, the USBC Youth lineage and prize fund. Optionals countries bowling on lanes com- We’ll hit the lanes Saturday af- Starts August 18th needed boost for women’s bowl- spokesperson. “It’s for every include sidepots, blocks, and posed of both wood and syn- ternoon, August 19 at 1pm for ing, and hopefully it will lead to little girl out there who wants to brackets. Multiple ways to win. thetic lane panels. The first 26 two 5-game qualifying blocks. future opportunities for all of the be a professional bowler and does If you have seen the list of feet was synthetic, and the last Finalists will return Sunday 7PM talented women bowlers look- not have that opportunity. If past participants, you know you 34 feet was wood. morning, August 20 at 10am for ing for a stage to compete,” this event is successful, every- had better bring your best game! Competition at the Tourna- round robin match play finals to USBC Chief Executive Officer one wins. It is simply a way to Mario will be on hand to sign- ment of the Americas is divided determine a champion. See Ad Page 8 Roger Dalkin said. “Ultimately, get the ball rolling in hopes of in or answer questions, 949-770- into adult, senior and junior di- Any scratch women bowlers it could also be a vehicle to show creating a successful professional 0055. visions, and the bowlers will interested in participating in this the marketing potential of bowlers tour for women.” Forest Lanes is easy access compete in singles, doubles, weekend’s event may contact women’s professional bowling.” For player bios and complete off the 5 freeway (where it meets mixed doubles and four-person Laurie Soto at 661-713-4945 or FRIDAY The field also will include coverage of the USBC Women’s the 405) at Bake Parkway. mixed team competition. Med- Lori Yamasaki at 310-473-0548. USBC Team USA members Challenge, please visit bowl.com. “Map Quest” is a good bet. als also will be awarded for indi- As always, information and tour- Lynda Barnes, Stefanie Nation, vidual all-events and national all- nament details are available at NO-TAP Shannon O’Keefe and Shannon events based on the 36-game www.wwpb.com. This year’s Pluhowsky, former Team USA performance of all four team event will be sponsored by Class 3 GAMES member Kassy Golden, former Ozzie’s Mixed Scotch Doubles At members. Beginning this year, Seven Clothing. The WWPB Every Friday PWBA stars Leanne Barrette, the junior will be divided into thanks Mike Anzivino and Kendra Gaines, Cara Linbrook Bowl Saturday August 19th two groups, age 12-15 and 16- Leanna Harada for their contin- At 1:00 PM Honeychurch, Liz Johnson and 19. ued support! Cathy Dorin-Lizzi and interna- ANAHEIM — Linbrook Bowl- This tournament is MIXED Tournament competition con- Be sure to check the Bowl- tional standouts Clara Guerrero, ing Center is home to Ozzie’s — SENIOR — SCOTCH tinues Thursday with mixed ing News and the WWPB $15 ENTRY FEE Robin Orlikowski and Sara Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles DOUBLES. You must bring doubles, beginning at 9:30 a.m. website for details on our next Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Vargas. and the welcome mat will be out your own partner! For complete coverage of the events. Don’t forget to look for “As in any invitational event, on Saturday, August 19th. Linbrook Bowling Center is Tournament of the Americas, details on our annual Mission Sidepots, Insurance unfortunately there will be wor- Check-in starts at 11:30 A.M. located at 201 South Brookhurst please log on to bowl.com. Hills Mixed Doubles tournament thy participants excluded,” and the first 50 couples will take in Anaheim. Keep this number So far, Fero Williams is the scheduled for November 18-19 & Scratch Series Dalkin added. “Killer B Promo- to the lanes at 12:30 P.M. handy — 714-774-2253. only Californian listed. 2006. tions used a criteria to select play- 3-6-9 = 187.00 ers based on bowling skill, di- versity, marketability and to www.californiabowlingnews.com Forest Lanes 6 Gamer Entry Fee: 1PM • Saturday, August 19th $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, August 17, 2006 Teams 6 And 8 California USBC Association PROFESSIONAL Battle For Forest 9th Annual Princess Singles Tournament 3’s Seg. Title INSTRUCTION LAKE FOREST — Teams Six Brunswick Vista Lanes and Eight will be battling for a segment title tonight (Thursday, from BRYAN ALPERT August 17) worth a shot at October 13-14-15 seeded Team Seven and the big 38241 30th Street East, Palmdale, CA 93550 20 Year PBA member money. The lead pair will be on lanes 25 and 26, while the wild (661) 274-2878 National and Regional Champion card match, 3 and 2 on the pair to the right. Hosted by: Antelope Valley Multiple USBC Record Holder The Sixers, Randy Erickson, Pat Danforth and Mike Tucker, USBC Association Sanctioned 300 Games & 800 Series have a 2 1/2 point edge over the Entry Fee: $35.00 “Ates” composed of Luis San Both Left & Right Handed Juan, Chris Solar and Chris De (15.75 Prize Fund, 11.25 Bowling Fee, 8.00 Scorers & Tournament Expense) Boer but almost even as far as USA Bowling Certified Bronze Level Coach averages are concerned, 615 to Ladies must have 175 or lower average 619. Center Manager Allan Remit by check or money order payable to California USBC Association Individual or Group...New Bowler to High Average MacDuffee claims the real power, 638 average, goes to Team ($20.00 charge of returned checks) Bowler...Basic to Advanced...Everyone Is Welcome Three, Mike Belair, Gene Plotnick and Jeff Carr trying to Mail To: California USBC Association get the wild card spot. Call For Appointments and Rates Allan added, these two c/o Rosie Parker, Tournament Chairman matches should draw a big 149 E. Russell St., Azusa, CA 91702-4921 crowd. The public is invited to (818)458-2544 watch these Orange County pin Telephone: (626) 334-8745 • Email: [email protected] stars in action—they will make that maple fly. Team Two’s leadoff Mario Marquez has a twirling Mineralite that flies about 18 inches over the 20 feet of Brunswick synthetic. He gets help from consistent deuces by Rich Gilman and Kurt Michel. With three weeks to go Team Join us for Five (Ashkan Tahvildar, Alan Meyerson and Seth Leader) av- eraging a noticeable 621 can be a real challenge. Seth gave notice last Thursday posting a week’s high of 267/684. Also on the weekly honor roll, Carr 269/668 our all-new and Chris Gauf 247/697. For more league and tourna- ment info, call 949-770-0055.

LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice COSMIC Meglemre LAKEWOOD—Cal Bowl welcomed the 16-team Vegas league Monday and the 49th consecutive season is now un- derway. Opening day is always hectic due to purchase of new membership cards and renewing friendships with team mates and other members of the league. It appears like our usual com- BOWLING petitive season ahead and the following teams swept three games from opponents to take league leadership; Cal Bowl #4, Linbrook Bowl and Westminster Lanes #3. Although individual Light Show! scoring did not make headlines, The Very Best the honor did feature 14 names. Margo McClain led with 563, of Laughlin… followed by Betty Phillips 222- EVERY FRIDAY AND 545, Pris Mauricio 204-537, Cil Riverside Lanes! Moons 536, Sue McGill 528, • State-of-the-Art Brunswick Dottie Lawn 525, Alta Duke SATURDAY NIGHT AT… 524, Jamie Vallier 522, Karen Equipment Mauricio 218-519, Katrena • Frameworx Automatic Scoring Whitmore 518, Dee Mason 503, Kathy Phylow 221, Dutch • Full Service Pro Shop Sullivan 203 and Cathy Wyatt 201. • 34 Lanes • Snack Bar A call again to SLAC-USBC • 1404 Rooms & Suites on Tuesday, about when book averages will be available, was • 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre rewarded when President Paul RIVERSIDE LANES • 7 Restaurants • 3 Lounges Reynolds answered. He said the printer had made errors and had Book Sweepers or Group Reservations • 2 Nightclubs to redo the whole thing again. • 740 Space RV Park We need to verify higher av- 1-888-590-2695 erages of members and though (Full-Hook-Up) we had those listed in the the OC-USBC book, some members • Large Arcade • Hall of Fame Bar know they are higher in the LA • Race & Sports Book area. Since the book won’t be out until next week, Paul had us • Don’s Kid Kastle (supervised fax all 64 members names to the office and he is going into the children’s play center) computer to pull them out for • 2 Classic Auto Exhibit us. We appreciate the service and www.bowllaughlin.com Showrooms (Free Admission) will have average verification next Monday. NEXT WEEK: Cal Bowl 10 a.m. Monday. Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 Make Your League’s Sweeper Special at

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Reserve Your League’s Sweeper Date Now Call Wayne Daley, Group Coordinator at 1-888-365-7111 Ext. 6437 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, August 17, 2006 Santa Clarita Lanes 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus, CA 91350 • (661) 254-0540 • Fax (661) 254-7562 Labor Day Weekend Team 9-Pin No-Tap Friday September 1, 2006 @ 7:00pm • 3 Games - $100 Per Team - Pre-Paid Only Teams - Mixed 5 (Must have one of opposite sex) • 32 Teams First Come First Serve Handicap 90% of 210 • Sidepots Optional Entering Averages: 1. Winter 2004-05 (Last Chance) 2. Current 15 Game/with League Sheet 3. No Book 175 • Note: House has right to Re-rate individuals SUNSET SCRATCH TRIO MATCH POINT SCRATCH Tuesday @ 9PM Wednesday @ 7PM Starts September 12, 2006 Starts September 13, 2006 Team Entering Max: 620 • Minimum Entering Average: 180 Team Entering Max: 720 • Minimum Entering Average: 165 Weekly Fees: $25.00 (4 Games) • 3 Rounds (Round Winners Paid) Weekly Fees: $18.00 (3 Games) • League Paid by Postition Playoff for Top Payoffs • League Paid by Postition ALL TEAMS WILL BE PROVIDED WITH BOWLING SHIRTS Sponsored by: Pepsi Corp. Sign up as a Team or as an Individual MONDAY’S or WEDNESDAY’S You Asked For It... AT 4:00PM 9 Pin No-Tap League Bowl 2 Games Each Week - League Style Format With Added Bonus... Everyone will receive a Superman “Glow” Bowling Ball & Wednesdays @ $50 of Super Lotto Tee Shirt of their choice (ball drilling included) chances will be $11.00 Per Week - 20 Weeks • includes your shoe rental Begins September 11, 2006 • 3 Players to a team 6:30PM played weekly. 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Includes a 12 hour-rechargeable battery LEAGUE STYLE FORMAT • Weekly 24oz Pepsi Fountain Drink INCLUDES YOUR SHOE RENTAL • And an entry into the Super Bowl XLI Sweepstakes BEGINS SEPTEMBER 13, 2006 Grand Prize is an All Expense-paid trip for two to the 2007 Super Bowl in Miami SIGN UP INDIVIDUALLY OR WITH YOUR FRIENDS - 3 PLAYERS TO A TEAM Teams are make up of any 4 bowlers BUMPER BOWLING AGES 4-8 • JUNIORS AGES 9 AND ABOVE $16.00 per week • Child care is available Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com Finney Wins First ABTA Title at Covina Herrate Hits Match Game For $1,130, Match Series Carries Over Kenny Seiple Jr. Bags a Big $3,000 3-6-9 Pot • 3-6-9 Now $1,300 Bowling Square Is Our Host This Saturday • Last Squad is 6:00 PM Handicap is Frozen for Labor Day Special This Week COVINA—There were lots of ladies. He now had a commanding lead. exciting things happening Satur- The bowlers took to the lanes. Marc then doubled and Andrew day at hospitable Covina Bowl. In the first round single elims and split in the 5th frame, so the lead Andrew Finney won his first title losing, were Debra Sanders, Randy was cut in half. Marc opened in in fine style downing the top seed, Sanicolas, Greg Reed, Charles Ha, the 6th and Andrew again drew White-Hot Marc Monelongo Louie Baello, Mike Segler, away with a double, then split in 254-237 in the title game. He Krischna Howard and Angelea the 8th. Marc with a turkey was took home a nice $2,200 top Sarreal. They got checks of $100 getting close and needing the next prize for his superb effort. in 10-16th places. one got tapped. The title went to Andrew and Marc weren’t the In round two, being eliminated Andrew, and he struck out for only bowlers doing well at Covina were Ken (Mr. 3-6-9) Seiple Jr., good measure in a 225/254 199/ as ABTA Veterean Ken Seiple Jr. Bobbie Mc Collum, Alan Libao and 237 win. The title went to the bagged a big $3,000 3-6-9 pot. David Emrich. They cashed in 6- young gentleman from Covina. It And deservedly so, as he bowls 9th places and $110 each. is heartwarming to see Andrew most every event with us. Round three had Andrew win in front of his supportive fam- Congrats Kenny! Walter Herrate Finney down the Bracket Man ily. His Mom and Dad, Philip and ABTA BIG WINNERS LAST WEEKEND SAY... SEND IT BOB!: Back Row: Ken Seiple Jr ($3,000 3-6-9 hit a nice Match game for $1,130. Matsumoto in a shootout. Aubrey Susan were there rooting him. The Winner), Female fan and Phil Nash, Walter Herrate ($1,030 Match Game Winner) Front Row: Aubrey He was also happy. Good for Chelsea tossed many strikes down- same can be said of Marcs Mom Chesla (3rd Place), Andrew Finney (ABTA Champion) & Marc Monteleongo (2nd Place). Walter! ing Alvin Reyes. Alvin and Glen Carol who supports her son also. In our return to Covina, we were 4th and 5th with great bowl- Congrats to Andrew. We are proud end in the 3-6-9 at Bowling Marc Montelongo is from his superb, helpful staff, especially had a great turnout of 208 en- ing and $115 each. to have him as our latest Cham- Square. Apple Valley, and used a Colum- Steve. We will return there on trants. It took a nice +71 (men), It was now Finney vs Chelsea pion. Title #2 could be in his fu- Match Series worth $564 was bia Action drilled by “Big Ed” Sept. 16 with the same squad and +30 for the ladies. Due to the for the right to meet Montelongo ture. Great bowling by Marc drawn by Marc, he drew a 453. Hanson at Victor Bowl. He thanks times. The friendly atmosphere nice turnout we brought back 51 for the title. In a good match, Montelongo who with a break or There were no winners. We esti- his Mom Carol for all her sup- there makes us look forward to bowlers to the semi-finals includ- Finney downed the trying Chelsea two could have won at Covina. mate a $900 Match Series Satur- port, Steve Traylor for being our return. We hope to put Covina ing four Super Seniors, Anita 260-233 with strikes a plenty by Super bowling by Greg Reed, day for a $2.00 entry fee. there when times were tough, Ed Bowl on our regular schedule. Smith, Ely Cruz, Vince Russell and both. Chelsea was third with fine Men’s Hi Qualifier +209 and The weekly winner of the for the perfect fit and Bob for It is history folks as Andrew Simon Rojas. bowling and $200, with Andrew Patricia Johnson led the ladies at Columbia “300” Ball, went to a starting the ABTA Club. Finney enters the archives as our Leading the semis was the pride off to the title game vs +80. They will get paid entries to most deserving Sam Sanicolas of AubreyChelsea is from latest Champion! Make plans for of Apple Valley, Marc Montelongo. our next regular event. San Diego. He thanks the ABTA, Montclair and is single with one this weeks ONE day at popular Montelongo who had a huge +249, The title game was set and we Kenny Seiple Jr.eliminated the and sponsor Columbia 300 for the daughter. One of our contingents Bowling Square Lane. There will (one of the ABTA’s highest) to be would now see who would become field in the 3-6-9 roll off and af- fine ball. from Bowlium Lanes. He used a be five squads Saturday 12:00- top seed, sit out and bowl for the our latest Champion. Two fine ter tossing 4 9’s and needing one Champion Andrew Finney is Vapor Zone drilled by Ginny 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with title. He was followed by Andrew young gentlemen would now meet more for $3,000 (three grand) got from Covina and used a Track Adams at Linbrook Bowl. He the 3-6-9 and Semis at 7:45PM, Finney at +182, who would re- for the title. Marc elected to lead a break as he had a 4-7 standing Arsenal drilled by Roy at Western thanks Bob for the great Club and taking 1 in 5 to the semis. See our ceive a first round bye in the single off and he did with a strike. Finney and the 7 finally fell for the big Columbia. He is single but taken Ed Garcia (ABTA Member) for AD in this paper for more infor- elims and enter in round two. It also doubled. In frame two Marc bucks. Great bowling by a great by Kelli. He thanks parents Phil the coaching and his daughter mation, or the website took a +74 for the Men to make threw what looked like a great shot guy. Congrats Kenny! Jaime will and Susan Nash for support (both Andrea for all her love and sup- www.abta1.com. MAKE PLANS the Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals, but the 8-10 split stood. Andrew be proud as well Ken and Lucy. are ABTA members, Grandmother port. FOR THE LABOR DAY WEEK- and +34 for the three guaranteed tossed 2 more for a four bagger. We will go for $1,300 this week- Raquel and brother Alex. We, and (the bowlers) relished END SPECIAL SEPT. 1-2-3 at our long awaited return to Covina West Covina Lanes. $4,000 Min. Bowl. Special thanks to Javier and 1st, up to $8,000 1st w/ Bonuses.

ABTA 42. Don Johnson Sr. 595 45.00 AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT 43. Valinda Kelly 594 45.00 ASSOCIATION 44. Jamescart Alarcio 588 45.00 August 12, 2006 45. Danny Reece Sr. 559 44.00 (At Covina Bowl) 46. Antonio Johnson 551 44.00 FINAL RESULTS 47. Alan Aguilar 550 44.00 1. Andrew Finney 782 $1,000.00 48. Lorenzo Justice 549 44.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.00 49. Esther Tambio 547 44.00 2. Marc Montelongo 849 500.00 50. Lynn Waldie 541 44.00 3. Aubrey Chelsea 698 200.00 51. Mel Jones 525 44.00 4. Alvin H. Reyes 692 115.00 DOUBLES 5. Glenn Matsumoto 675 115.00 1. Ronnie Cordero/ 6. David Emrich 734 110.00 Danny Eguilos 541 140.00 7. Ken Seiple Jr. 726 110.00 2. Greg Reed/ 8. Alan Libao 712 110.00 Mike Segler 514 60.00 9. Bobbie McCollum 671 110.00 3. Hermie Lebaquin/ 10. Randy Sanicolas 720 100.00 Anthony Drapeau 500 40.00 11. Greg Reed 708 100.00 FINANCIAL REPORT 12. Charles Ha 691 100.00 Cut Scores 13. Louie Baello 689 100.00 Men: +91; Women: +30 14. Michael Segler 674 100.00 Super Seniors: Anita Smith, Simon 15. Krischna Howard 654 100.00 Rojas, Vincent Russell, Ely Cruz 16. Angela Sarreal 634 100.00 HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRY 17. Danny Eguilos 672 82.50 Men: Greg Reed +208 18. Vuong Do 662 80.00 Women: Krischna Howard/ 19. Rey Josafat 648 77.50 Patricia Johnson +80 20. Randy Antazo 647 73.75 SPECIAL AWARDS 21. Danny Alcayde 647 73.75 3-6-9 22. Danny Guevarra 645 70.00 Ken Seiple Jr. 3,000.00 23. Chris Schoonover 644 70.00 Is this week 1,300.00 24. Javier Avila 643 67.50 MATCH GAME — 160 25. Lester Tucker 641 67.50 Walter Herrate 1,130.00 26. Darrow Tiongco 639 65.00 Estimated this week 1,200.00 26. Ed Blum ss 632 61.25 MATCH SERIES — 453 28. Oliver Esmejarda 632 61.25 No winner 29. Vince Russell ss 630 57.50 Estimated this week 900.00 30. Jesse S. Soria ss 630 57.50 AMF BALL WINNER 31. Vickie Flanders 622 55.00 Sam Sarnicolas 32. Alan Basto 622 55.00 Prize Fund, 207 5,034.00 33. Patricia Johnson 611 53.75 Paid Entries, 20 @ $44 880.00 34. Hermie Lebaquin 611 53.75 Optional Sidepots 1,278.00 35. Anita Smith 606 52.50 Doubles 240.00 36.Simon Rojas ss 603 50.00 Brackets 7,625.00 37. Ely Cruz ss 602 48.75 3-6-9 3,000.00 38. Dominic Tambio 602 48.75 Shirt & Trophy 88.00 39. Gibin Kim 599 47.50 Cash & Carry 1,200.00 40. Irene Kang 597 46.00 Match Game 1,130.00 41. Anthony Drapeau 596 45.00 TOTAL PAID OUT $20,475.00 ABTA at Bowling Square One-day Handicap is FROZEN for Labor day event Match Game est $1,200 3-6-9 is $1,300 Match Series est $850 $4,000 min / $8,000 Possible 1st place Sept. 1-2-3 Event at West Covina Lanes ARCADIA — The ABTA will be hosted by Bowling Square Lanes in Arcadia. A one day event with five qualifying Saturday beginning at 12:00-1:00 -2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM with 1 in 5 bowlers advancing to the semi-finals at 7:45 PM The Handicap is Frozen in this event except for extenuat- ing circumstances, for our Labor Day Event, Sept. 1-2-3 at West Covina Lanes. The Match Game will go for an estimated $1,200. The Match Series will start anew but will be estimated at $300 for only $2. The 3-6-9 will go for a nice $1,300 this week so lots of cash available! There will be Guaranteed pots of $100 at 4:00 and $150 6:00 PM, and only $2 per game to enter. Please see our ad in this paper for more information. Bowl- ing Square is located at 1020 Baldwin Ave. in Arcadia (see our ad for directions). The Labor Day Special event is Friday, Sat- urday and Sunday. We will have separate qualifying each day. It’s open to all. Come on down and bowl in this great event. Check in very early, Please. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, August 17, 2006 USBC Award WCST At The Orleans Casino Lanes In MISSION HILLS BOWL 10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 • 818-361-1221 Las Vegas This Weekend, August 19-20 Recognition by Dick Sanders Fall 2006 • Thursdays at 9:00PM LAS VEGAS—This weekend, August 19-20, the WCST Ebon- Just For Seniors! ite Singles will be bowling at the Orleans Casino Hotel Bowling Nominations Lanes. This one squad tournament of a maximum field of 80 bowlers, Look... It’s Free with some limited openings at this time, will start on Saturday, MISSION MAJORS Due Nov. 1 August 19th for the qualifying, check in time is 10:00AM. 10 straight AGGREGATE Coffee, Tea or...... !! games starting at 11:00AM. Every bowler entering bowls for the TEAM Top trailblazer, association offi- regular division finals. $12,000 “300” Make New Friends!! cial, proprietor to be honored at Super Seniors ages 60 and above, that don’t make the regular POOLS* USBC Convention (See League Rules) Get Some Exercise!! division finals will have a chance of bowling in their own finals. For $6,000 “800” GREENDALE, Wis.— this tournament there are 33 bowlers at this time that are 60 and *Shooter Gets Half, Team Splits Other Half Join A Senior Bowling League Nominations for United States older. They will have 8 bowlers to their finals, no matter how many Bowling Congress recognition cross over to bowl in the regular division finals. $1000 to Each Round Winner awards are being accepted The tournament pays a minimum of at least one cash place for “Golden 4-Somes” - Tuesdays at 12:30 through Nov. 1. These awards every 3 entries. 10-12 finalists for the regular division. Both finals $600 to the Wild Card Team honor outstanding contributions bowl on Sunday morning, August 20th, starting at 8:30AM. Entry Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting Sept 5 to bowling. fee for a current WCST Member is $165.00. Guests add $15.00. $6700 Championship Roll-off $ Recipients of the USBC Since this article is so close to the tournament date, if you wish to Joyce Deitch Trailblazer Award, enter, show up at the lanes by 10:00AM, Saturday Morning, Au- Team Point Money $30 per point! “Sr. Rebels” - Wednesdays at 12:30 USBC Helen Baker Outstand- gust 19th. ing Association Service Award There will also be an optional 5 game singles sweeper on Friday, IND. HI SERIES $300 and USBC Proprietor of the Year th (Other than 800) Thursday at 9pm Trios - Starting Sept 6 August 18 to start at 2:30PM. Check-In Time is 1:30PM. $55.00 Award will be announced in late is the entry fee, includes high game sidepots, and the brackets at IND. HI GAME $300 November and honored during (Other than 300) Starting Sept 7th $5.00 each brackets are optiona. Call 702-365-7111 and ask for the the 2007 USBC Convention to bowling lanes. They will call me to the telephone. TEAM HI SERIES $300 Any 4 Bowlers “Friday Seniors” - Fridays at 12:30 be held March 28-31 in Nash- 840 Max Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting Sept 8 ville, Tenn. WCST TEAM HI GAME $300 The Joyce Deitch Trail- WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR Only $30 per week WCST EBONITE SINGLES blazer Award, named for the sev- (At Linbrook Bowling Center) Call Mario 361-1221 Call Mario at 361-1221 enth president of the Women’s August 13, 2006 (based on 24 Teams) International Bowling Congress, FINAL STANDINGS 1. Jeff Garrison, Hawthorne, CA 5006 $1,000.00 honors organizations and indi- 2. Ray Cobb, Highland, CA 4852 700.00 Never bowled a league before? AN EARLY SCRATCH LEAGUE viduals that have made impor- 3. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 4789 580.00 tant contributions to bowling by 4. Mike Rick, Redlands, CA 4724 460.00 Haven’t bowled in a long time? FOR ALL AVERAGES!! being motivators, visionaries, 5. John Whisler, Bakersfield, CA 4672 400.00 *-140-150-160-170-180-190+* 6. Bob Belmont, North Las Vegas, NV 4594 380.00 leaders and inventors. 7. Steve Schroeder, Cypress, CA 4554 360.00 Want to meet some new friends? The Helen Baker Outstand- 8. Sonny Dew, Los Angeles, CA 4533 345.00 ing Association Service Award is 9. Chuck Hansen, North Hills, CA 4301 330.00 given in honor of WIBC’s fifth 10. Bill Ades, Hesperia, CA 4219 315.00 Are you new at this? OTHER CASHERS MIXED president and recognizes an out- 11. Craig Kisro, Granada Hills, CA 2162 180.00 READY TO GET YOUR FEET WET? standing bowling leader who has 12. Mike Mitori, Gardena, CA 2147 175.00 made invaluable contributions to 13. Marlow Dinger, La Habra, CA 2144 170.00 THE local and state associations as an SUPER SENIOR DIVISION CLASSIC 1. Terry Brent, Garden Grove, CA 3771 575.00 innovator, creator and mentor. 2. Jim Starks, Montclair, CA 3588 440.00 Mondays at 6pm The Proprietor of the Year 3. Fred Cole, Visalia, CA 3524 375.00 NEWCOMERS Award recognizes an outstand- 4. Jerry Ross, San Marcos, CA 3507 340.00 ing bowling center proprietor for 5. Jamie Sebenius, Temple City, CA 3493 325.00 6. Dave Frame, Temple City, CA 3443 310.00 PRACTICE LEAGUE his or her enthusiastic support **Team Max Only 915** MONEY BREAKDOWN of local and state bowling asso- INCOME IS FOR YOU! ciations and of national pro- 59 Entries X $165.00 9,735.00 grams. 41 Regular, 18 Super Seniors Mixed 5 Scratch TOTAL $9,735.00 Nomination forms are avail- DISTRIBUTION MAKE YOUR OWN TEAM OR able on bowl.com. Individuals Prize 7,755.00 WE’LL MAKE ONE FOR YOU... Starting September 11th may nominate others or them- Lines 1,270.00 selves. For more information, Expenses 710.00 TOTAL $9,735.00 ANY COMBO 3-SOMES Every team needs a “lower” bowler call (800) 514-BOWL, ext. 3159. TUESDAYS AT 9PM Every team needs a “higher” bowler STARTING SEPTEMBER 5TH Each team must have at National Bowling CALL MARIO AT 818-361-1221 least one female & one male Call Bill or Mario for More Info Week To Celebrate New Season 2006-07 WINTER LEAGUE SCHEDULE Various activities planned across DAY/TIME LEAGUE NAME LEAGUE TYPE # TEAM MEETING START the nation for Aug. 26-Sept. 1 GREENDALE, WIS.—For MONDAYS the first time in nearly two de- 6:00 PM Mixed Classic Mixed Scratch 5’s** 915 8/21 5.30 PM Sept 11 cades, National Bowling Week is back! It will kick off the 2006- 6:00 PM Gun & Dolls Mixed Handicap 5’s 840 9/11 5:30 PM Sept 11 07 bowling season by celebrat- TUESDAYS ing the more than 68 million people who go bowling each year 9:15 AM Early Birds Ladies 4’s 625 8/22 9:00 AM Sept 5 including the three million league 9:15 AM Tues. Scratch Trios Mixed Scratch 3’s* 520 9/2 9:00 AM Sept 5 members. National Bowling Week, to 12:30 PM Golden 4 Somes Seniors 4’s 650 9/5 12 Noon Sept 5 be held Aug. 26-Sept. 1, is spon- 6:00 PM Park Regency Mixed Handicap 4’s* OPEN 9/19 5:45 PM Sept 19 sored by the Bowling Propri- WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR EBONITE SINGLES SUPER etors’ Association of America, SENIOR DIVISION WINNERS: (Left) Second place Jim Starks 6:00 PM Men’s Classic Men’s Handicap 5’s* OPEN 9/5 5:30 PM Sept 5 International Bowling Pro Shop and champion Terry Brent (right) enjoy the moment at Linbrook 9:00 PM Padres Mixed Handicap 4’s* 775 9/5 8:30 PM Sept 5 and Instructors Association, Bowling Center. Professional Bowlers Associa- 9:00 PM Newcomers Any Handicap 3’s OPEN 9/5 8:45 PM Sept 5 tion, Strike Ten Entertainment WEDNESDAYS and the United States Bowling Congress. 9:30 AM Coffee Breakers Ladies 3’s 495 9/6 9:00 AM Sept 6 The week will feature a vari- 12:30 PM Senior Rebels Seniors 3’s OPEN 9/6 12 Noon Sept 6 ety of special events and the opportunity for multiple media 6:00 PM Pinbusters Mixed Handicap 5’s 875 8/16 5:30 PM Sept 6 stories nationwide. Among them 6:00 PM Missionaires Mixed Handicap 5’s 865 9/6 5:30 PM Sept 6 are a series of youth clinics con- ducted by PBA on Aug. 25, an- 9:00 PM N.B.A.C. Mixed Handicap 4’s* 770 9/6 8:00 PM Sept 6 nouncement of the winners of THURSDAYS this summer’s national art, pho- tography and writing contests, 9:30 AM Thursday Scratch Ladies Scratch 3’s 510 9/7 9:00 AM Sept 7 the taping of the made-for-tele- 6:00 PM Lads & Lassies Mixed Handicap 5’s 860 9/7 5:30 PM Sept 7 vision USBC Women’s Chal- lenge in Las Vegas, special fes- 9:00 PM Mission Majors Mixed Scratch 4’s* 840 9/7 8:00 PM Sept 7 tivities at USBC Headquarters FRIDAYS in suburban Milwaukee, Bowl- ing Blast-off youth days and free 9:15 AM Friday Foxes Ladies 3’s 470 9/8 9:00 AM Sept 8 coaching clinics. 12:30 PM Friday Seniors Senior Handicap 4’s 650 9/8 12 Noon Sept 8 The U.S. Congress has adopted a special resolution to 6:00 PM T.G.I.F. - Vegas Mixed Handicap 5’s* OPEN 9/8 5:30 PM Sept 8 recognize the return of National 9:00 PM S.F.V. Nisei Mixed Handicap 4’s TBA 9/8 8:30PM Sept 8 Bowling Week which was last held in January 1987. WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR EBONITE SINGLES AT SUNDAYS For more information, in- LINBROOK BOWL. Left to right, Ray Cobb and Jeff Garrison 6:00 PM Weekenders Mixed Handicap 4’s 685 9/10 5:30 PM Sept 10 cluding a hi-res downloadable are all smiles after winning the tournament on August 13, 2006. (*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**Scratch League - Each team must have at least 1 lady) National Bowling Week logo, Jeff took home $1,000 for first place while Ray received $700 for visit bowl.com. second place. Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Jeff Garrison Regular Division Champion, & O.C./U.S.B.C./Ass’n/ Terry Brent Super Senior Division Champion INLAND EMPIRE Both First Time Champions For The WCST B.P.A.A. Council Patrick Ambrose Ebonite Singles at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim Meets Thursday 909-322-9237 by Dick Sanders FOUNTAIN VALLEY — or ANAHEIM—Jeff Garrison (Hawthorne), who just joined the Orange County Bowling Asso- Dave Monical WCST at Mission Hills Bowl in July, won his first WCST Regular ciation/U.S.B.C./Bowling 951-685-3403 Division Title, last weekend in Anaheim, at Linbrook Bowl. Jeff Proprietor’s Council meets at tied for 6th and 7th in the qualifying on Saturday with John Whisler. noon today (Thursday, August Starting the finals of 10 bowlers on Sunday, 82 pins behind the 17) at Fountain Bowl. leader, Bob Belmont, took over 1st place after game #3, with 832 for Dave Osborn will preside; the 1st 3 games of the block, which included a 299 game. He bowled Cheryl Huntington will record 1320 for the 1st 5 games, and 1151 for the last 5 games for 2471 for the minutes. the 10 games, won 9 of his 10 matches, and a 154 pin victory over According to Mrs. Hunting- fast charging Ray Cobb, who after 5 games was 205 pins down from ton, we will more or less wind- Jeff. Ray in the 7th game rolled a 289 game and eventually passed up the past season’s activities Kevin Gannon and Mike Rick to finish in 2nd place. and finalize the 2006-07’s pro- What looked like the 4 left handed bowlers who made the finals grams. 10781 Indiana Ave, Riverside, CA were going to finish in the top 4 places didn’t happen. Right handed The Bowling Trailer is the (951) 353-2695 bowlers, Ray Cobb finished 2nd, John Whisler finished 5th ahead of Council’s major outside atten- left handed Bob Belmont. Kevin rolled a 279 game in the position tion getter. Bill Huntington will match to beat Mike Rick for 3rd place. give a report on the past season’s Kevin, rebounded very quickly from one of his worst tourna- activities and present new pro- ments at Mission Hills Bowl in July, when he rolled in the qualify- grams and policies. ing minus 110 for the 10 games. This tournament he bowled plus The delegates will discuss 342 for the 10 games. He earned for 3rd place $580.00 which brings their youth programs, in-school his total WCST Life-Time Earnings to over $70,000.00. TOP 3: programs and tournaments. 1st, Jeff Garrison, $1000.00, 2nd, Ray Cobb (Highland), $700.00, For more Council informa- and 3rd to Kevin Gannon (Lakewood), $580.00. 59 entries for this tion, call Cheryl at 714-554- tournament with 18 of them super seniors. 0111. 19 checks were paid to the winners. $7755.00, the total pay- off. For 11 tournaments this year, a total of 86,941.00 paid out. For WIN-PLACE-SHOW 240 tournaments, a total of $2,690,289.00 paid out. The WCST would like to thank Mr. John Havales, the GM of the center and his fine working crew for all of their cooperation for our tournament. SCRATCH Scoring was very competitive. Our thanks also to Ebonite International CO. We sold 2 more 5-GAMER great Ebonite Balls, and have now reached the total of $2500.00, which is the added money for Laughlin in December. The final Sanctioned Tournament WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament for current WCST Members who have bowled in at least 3 WCST Tournaments this year. There For Correct will be more money added, depending on more bowling ball sales. Thanks to Larry Wilson and family for doing our brackets. Dates, Time & SUPER SENIOR NEWS Terry Brent (Garden Grove), bowling as a guest, won his 1st Information, Super Senior Division and what a way to win. There were 6 bowlers Handicap in the finals, bowling 6 games each. Terry won all of his 6 matches. Please Contact 90% of 205 He qualified on Saturday in 5th place with plus 98, but on Sunday, rolled plus 293 for the 6 games, which is a 248 average. With his VICTOR 259 in the first game in the finals, he jumped from 5th place to 1st place and stayed there. And eventually won 183 pins over 2nd place. Jim Starks, in the position match in 4th place, rolled a 254 game and BOWL with his bonus pins of 30 for winning the match, jumped to 2nd 12277 Mariposa Rd. place. Jamie Sebenius, a super senior lady did very well finishing Victorville 5th. TOP 2: 1st Terry Brent, $575.00, 2nd, Jim Starks (Montclair) (760) 241-7396 $440.00. Junior-adult SCRAMBler Tournament Saturday, A ugust 26th Check-In at 12:30 p.m. – Bowl at 1:00 p.m. 1 adult/1 junior per team - $35 entry fee per team Handicap is 80% of 200 Each Game is a Dif ferent Format 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Game No-Tap 3-6-9 Regular

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FUNSTERS LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES LAKEWOOD — Hi. How is everyone this week? For a change, Gene Skulick 208/583, Bob Webb 204/535, Don Kelly 524, Maurice Rick Sharp 233-219-223/675, Danny Collins 148-226-258/632, we decided to start this week’s Cal Bowl Bowling Report with the Chartrand 511, Wendell Ledbetter 230-200/613, Jorge Fernandez Renee Scott 176-222-230/628, Louis Whitlock 214/583, Grover Dye junior high scores. Let’s see how all the bowlers did now that the 210/559, Tony Egenias 502, Ken Seiple Sr. 225/603, Doug Johnson 201/577, R.J. Perkins 231/574, J.J. Scott 233/565, Clay Barnett 213/ weather has cooled down a bit. 213-211-236/660, R. C. Owens 519, Larry Martinez 549, Luz Cruz 565, Mike Campbell 202/562, Benjie Calinawan 201/562, Matt Mosley JUNIORS 210/514, Ron Leidholdt 528, Barbara Smiley 514, Bob Stickney 201- 195/559, Chasity Jones 230, Roger Lewis 207, Seta Sula 201. Cadets 205-215/621, Dean Snow 510, Josh Hudson 213/560. CORONA LADIES Kenneth Russie 46-56. CAL STARS Caroline Stewart 228, Betty Green 211, Diana Howard 219. Classified Shonna Hernandez 152-170-196/518, Lana Guerrero 191-160- Ronald Lewis 254, Chris Blankenship 199, Daniel Brown 199- 145/496, Dottie Lawn 180-125-193/498, Jerry Whitehurst 188-167- 198, Chris Porter 208, Dominique 154. 158/513, Leona Belletti 192-150-159/501, Tracy Koolmees 191-163- ADULT-JUNIORS 145/499, Bette Jane Ricardi 164-154-174/492. Cal Bowl Thursday Sport Juniors WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Chrisgen Whitfield 241, Tyrone Pulley 223-213/600, Chris Ray Clair 224-210-206/640, Faga Fila 224-211-178/613, Greg Blankenship 213, Dione Woodley-Jones 178, Raymon Carter 213, Mobley 201-215-195/611, Greg Nardo 242-169-200/611, Doug Sand- Condition Tournament Ashley Madison 136, Jade London 185. ers 246-171-213/630, Shannon Santos 199-200-248/647, Bob LAKEWOOD — Thursday, August 10, 2006. There are some Adults Brockman 202, T.D. Gilson 202, Yosemite Hamilton 205, Guy Paul Mehl Jr. 246-216-203/665, Jim Blankenship 168, Tammy Por- Hunsinger 214, John Lynch 210, Madeline Majick 201, Carol Mont- bowlers left. Thursday’s pattern was applied condition flat gutter ter 166, Heidi King 167-177, Leland Carter 209, Billy Foster 213. gomery 217, Larry Movera 200, Don Ott 244. to gutter for 30 feet. The scoring was remarkably good. I was ex- ELKS & FRIENDS SENIOR MEN’S TRIO pecting the oil to carry down and lower the scores but it never Roman Cueva 221-258-205/684, Ed Brown 212-211-226/649, Charles Woods 215-225-176/616, Herman Martin 211-215-182/ happened. Greg Kelly 210-210-224/644, B.J. 225-214/631, Joe Erwin 230- 608, Al Cowens 224-237-243/704, Billy Cowens 184-214-265/663, 205/616, Don Louis 204, Otho Oates 201, Jim Valles 203, Craig Ed Brown 198-210-205/613, Ralph Wingert 205-213-191/609, Jim Glenn Ito won the event rolling 867 for the four games, $175. Hendrickson 221, Suzi Kelly 215, Lee Theiss 204. Stacy Kelly bowled Burke 237-222-232/691, Roosevelt Lewis 177-245-202/622, Ed Paul Varela finished second posting a total score of 834, $100. Jason first 600 series on games of 207-205-201 for a 613. The Winter Stoute 153-243-213/608, B.J. 209-210-215/634, Paul Reynolds 203- Hoppe took third place rolling 828, $85. All three bowlers received League starts on September 11, 2006 and we need bowlers. It’s a 209-279/691, Ken Wright 194-193-244/631, Gene Skulick 211-193- an extra $100 for bowling over 825. mixed 4-some so invite some friends. 225/629, Randy Antazo 235-256-183/674, Larry Neri 222-214-233/ BIG BEAR 669, Donald Wade 225-194-218/637, Jerry Giron 179-178-256/613, SIDEPOTS John Lynch 238-257-201/696, Charles Gleason 238-267-180/ Bob Knipple 212-204-238/654, Rick Llaneta 245-154-201/600, Tom Brett Rose 215 $30.00 685, Emmerson Wafer 218-238-225/681, John Dunn 245-182-244/ McNaughton 207-216-191/614, John Dunn 192-201-233/626, Jimmy Glenn Ito 256 30.00 671, Ralph Buckles 211-213-232/656, Earl Hullett 268-224-163/655, Hamilton 236-270-268/774, Willie Young 204-196-215/615, Rudy Roger Wrase 213 30.00 Ward Keenan 235-236-184/655, William Baskin 200-198-255/653, Munzon 226-179-211/616, Richard Sotelo 205-237-230/672, Walter Van Williams 197-255-192/644, Benjie Calinavan 188-230-220/638, Millsap 216, Hartsell Duhart 224, Ed Cabs 207, Maruo Tendilla 213, Jason Hoppe 219 30.00 David Patterson 195-226-203/624, Sid Nakagawa 234-204-185/623, Ken Holliday 235, Herman Woodard 200, Jr. Guimary 213, Al Will- Jimmy Hamilton 212-233-171/616, B.J. Theiss 182-247-185/614, iams 214, Billy Williams 208, Willie Burkhalter 204, Billy Scott 216, Harold Dubose 236-175-202/613, Cheryl Walters 213-172-189/574, Earl Hullett 202, Joe Swift 203, Don Boaz 242, Jerry Hayes 224, Allisen Sutton 180-200-184/564, Rita Soares 169-182-182/533, Ron Johnson 214-203, Mariand Barcelona 223, Cecil Knighton 205- Betty McDiarmid 231-152-152/535, Lillie Darden 171-180-169/520, 201, Clarence Turner 200-212, Pre Collier 200-201, Tony Morones Tish Ridal 162-177-167/506, Caroline Head 170-181-149/500, Annie 201-203, Ivory Herd Sr. 203, Boylee Inocente 239, Dominic Antonio Yonemura 178-173-151/502. 201, Ben Jones 207, Hugh Kemp 200, Clark VandenBerg 200, Ken RECYCLED TEENS Seiple Sr. 216-206, Vince Cervantes 235, Rick Hunter 209, Terry Luz Cruz 579, Pete Cruz 558, Frank Fernandez 529, Rinze Dykstra Binuya 206, Curtis Whaley 204-209, Ed Neal 237, Chuck Patterson 580, Ken Seiple Sr. 589, Don Kelly 534, Ed McClean 501, Wendell 203, Joe Erwin 226-201. Ledbetter 584, Al Brchan 581, Boylee Inocente 593, Steve Jaspar 632, Ben Jones 542, John Mathews 521, Ron Leidholdt 501, Jim FRIDAY NO-TAP Burke 718, Ray Clay 504, Chuck Ashton 553, Walter Millsap 707, Divina Buhay 510, Eduardo Buhay 557. August 11, 2006 YOUNG AT HEART Final Results Tua Sula 201-175-165/541, Lynette Williams 173-145-175/493, 1. Leland Carter 874 $70.00 Fale Sula 217-212-191/620, Willie Young 234-205-186/625, Ed 2. Armando Ramos, tie 835 40.00 Brown 173-225-150/528, Albert Burnett 198-154-151/503, Ellis Houston 191-228-205/624, Tom Pettway 168-193-214/575, Willie 3. Rick Hunter, tie 835 40.00 Creer 144-179-118/441, Maria Larason 161-146-119/426, Eva 4. B.J. Theiss 831 16.50 Hammons 100-103-106/309, Josh Hudson 182-169-204/555, June SIDEPOTS Skulick 135-124-147/406, Dottie Castillo 151-163-122/436, Gene 1. Donnie Johnson, hdcp. 328 37.00 Skulick 183-167-172/522, Connie Lopez 67-103-64/234, Rosalind Harris 124-99-100/323, Rachel Bright 112-104-103/319, John Brider 2. B.J. Theiss, scr. 300 18.50 157-168-157/482, Mac McNealy 159-162-155/476, Earl Hullett 177- Armando Ramos, scr. 300 18.50 229-187/593, Art Nelson 164-189-162/515, Gene Hammons 148- 3. Leland Carter, hdcp. 329 37.00 175-132/455, Curtis Whaley 142-190-202/534. 3-6-9 POT GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Don Jones 560, Ken Seiple 669, Jim Burke 648, Wendell Ledbetter No winners 224.00 605, Pat Erwin 531, Ed Hansen 569, Frank Grandstaff 510, Eddie INSURANCE Buhay 539, Don Wadel 597, Tee Magee 534, John Mathews 538, Tony White 37.00 Chuck Ashton 503, Al Ortiz 612, Jim Young 509, Gene Skulick 525, SCRATCH SERIES POT Frank Fernandez 519, Lee Theiss 503, B.J. Theiss 606, Chuck Patterson 517, Joe Erwin 556, Sam Huckleby 533, Ron McClain 661, B. J. Theiss 831 37.00 Boylee Inocente 530, John Welty 573, Gene Hammons 500, Ed NEXT TOURNAMENT Brown 524, Lucy Seiple 563, Bob Stickney 593, Art Nelson 507. August 18th at 1:00 p.m. ChooseChoose YYourour VVacationacation LeagueLeague StartsStarts AugustAugust 18th18th 7pm7pm $30 per person weekly • 4 bowlers per team • any combination • meeting 8/18 6pm • 36 weeks co-payment of $100.00 for Mexico • co-payment of $200 for Hawaii • co-payment of $600 for Alaska Package includes: Alaska (ship accomodations and airfare) • Maui (airfare and hotel accomodations) Mexico (ship accomodations). ALL VACATIONS ARE FOR 7 NIGHTS Alaska Cruise • Maui • Mexico Cruise For more information contact Pat Liddy or Gary Kowarsch BRONZE CONFERENCE August 18 - 20, 2006 Cal Bowl 2500 East Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712 • 562-421-8448 YOU MUST ATTEND THE ENTIRE SEMINAR AND PASS THE EXAM TO EARN CERTIFICATION FEES $275 on or before August 3, 2006 ($305 after) SCHEDULE Friday August 18th 6:30PM - 9:30PM check-in begins at 6:00PM Saturday, August 19th 9:00AM - 5:00PM Sunday, August 20th 9:00AM - 3:00PM PREREQUISITES Level I REGSITER BY August 3rd, 2006 INSTRUCTOR USBC Coaching instructor CANCELLATION DATE This class may be cancelled if a minimum number of participants [email protected] do not register by August 3rd, 2006. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 1-800-514-BOWL, EXT. 3169 Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 9

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Tournament Starts At: 10:00 A.M. Scott Englehart; Matt Jones def. Vacancy Score. High scores from August 12 Entry Fee: $100 Plus Optionals (four games): Matt Cormack NO CHECKS ACCEPTED AT THE TOURNY SITE 231-232/820, Daniel Willilams 225-212/777, Aaron Steinberg 213-222-246/852, Scott Last Tournament we paid: Englehart 247/751, Matt Jones Vernon Adams $1,000 This Tournament 231/848. Leonard Ruiz Jr. 500 Stepladder finals (two game 1st Place: $1,000.00 matches) will be held on August Mark Dyer 300 19 at 2:30 p.m. Boys: top seed Bob Koenings 300 2nd Place: $500.00 Matt Jones, 2nd Aaron Eric Schuerman 150 Steinberg, 3rd Scott Englehart, Jim Anderson 75 GUARANTEED 4th Matt Cormack, 5th Daniel Williams. Girls: top seed Sharon Marcus Lemons 75 $200 Added Money by Weger, 2nd Jennifer Pyka. Alonzo Lemons 75 LUSTER-COTE, INC. All finalists advance to the State Finals the weekend of Au- THIS IS A SANCTIONED TOURNAMENT gust 26-27 at Keystone Lanes FOR MORE INFORMATION, PHONE: in Norwalk, CA. Come by and witness some JIM @ (951) 242-1858 or NORRIS @ (951) 359-0300 outstanding bowling by the jun- iors. August

SAN DIEGO 19th ADMIRAL ROBINSON BOWLING CENTER 32nd St. Naval Station • (619) 556-7486 Call (858)541-0815 or (619)645-8848 For Squad Times Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, August 17, 2006 are music to my ears and will prove me out on how great Pinz The Drought Is Finally Over!! seniors are; 12655 VENTURA BLVD. Joslyn Seniors: Al Platkowsky 209-550, Sam Marion 193- Luis Diaz Wins First Donkee Title STUDIO CITY 532, Tony Piscuskas 192-491, Art Abell 189-490, Fausto Rondon 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 183-488, Teri Bonato 170-463 WESTMINSTER—Luis Diaz long time Donkee member breaks when you have time to spare Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 191-527, Sam Ching 175-487, through and wins first title. Luis has 5 children and 2 grandchildren. BY NICE AND SWEET Art Abell 170-470, Cynthia Burkenheim 172-469 Luis is currently office manager of CRS and has been employed Coffee & Donuts: Donna Klein 199-519, Elayne Klein 176- there for the past 31 years. What Loyalty!! That’s Luis, a sup- 475, Joan Karchen 179-470, Pauline Lipin 168-459, Harriette Braude porter of the Donkee tour for the past 10 years. Luis was throwing STUDIO CITY—While Mr. Nice aka Jingles vacations in his 171-455, Alba Donohue 158-449 a Lanes Masters Terminator, which was drilled by Ed Enlow Sr of home town of Buffalo, its up to moi to put out this weeks news. Bowler of the Week Enlow’s Bowling Supply. Luis sports highs of a 299 game and 789 Did you know that Buffalo Wings were invented by Terressa The bowler of the week is one of our most versatile bowlers, series. Luis would like to thank the supporters rooting him on, and Bellisimo in 1964 and first served to patrons of the Anchor Bar in Tina Rukstalis, bowling thru out the week and also bowling on the to the Donkee Tour staffers. Congratulations again Luis!!! On side st downtown Buffalo. They maybe known for da wings but the adult adult Juniors on the weekend, she still finds the time to be a great note we’d like to wish Keith Kenworthy Sr a Happy 81 Birthday leagues are serving up a storm, making a name for themselves with bowling roll model for all! Her love for the game shows with this today!! Our Next Tournament will be at Linbrook Lanes 201 S th th some hot scores of their own… and they aint winging it, that’s for weeks scores; On Tavern Guild she bowled a 207, on the Twilighters Brookhurst, Anaheim Ca. Aug 26 & 27 . See you there!! sure! a 222 215 for a 618 set. Last but not least on the Adult Juniors she Sidepots 1:30PM – 1st gm – 263 Luis Diaz, 2nd gm – 249 – David PINZ ADULTS bowled a 246 203 for a 618 set. Way to go Tina, great bowling, great Godinez, 3rd gm – 248 Adam Drozdz ($30 each) Tavern Guild: David Quam 258-610, Lori Gilmore 221 221- job and reminiscent of the 300 you bowled at Pinz. Keep up the 3:00PM – 1st gm – 1st pl 242 Ron Farmer 2nd pl 240 Roger Wrase, 579, Curt Zellers 194-566, Tina Rukstalis 207-594, Alan Campbell good work! nd st rd st 2 gm – 1 TIE 246 Victor Jordan & Fred Perales, 3 gm – 1 pl TIE 189-547, Tom Whitaker 192-546 Sweetness Quote of the week… as my Grandmother would 270 David Godinez & Rogelio Esquivel ($60/21 each). Finals - 1st Gm – 260 Luis Diaz, 2nd gm – 260 Luis Diaz, 3rd gm – 237 Twilighters: Matt Risch 238 218-654, Robert Lerman 212 240- always say to me when I was just a wee lad: “It’s nice to go away, Rogelio Esquivel ($33 each) 628, Tina Rukstalis 222 215-618, Tony Deraud 232-594, Bob Riffle but it’s always nice to come home!” Tournament Recap 216-574, Al Weinstein 196-574 Make Pinz your home for league play! Pinz is now holding sign- Place HCP Name Score Amount Kings and Queens: Brett Himmel 239-583, David Mckennett ups for day & night Winter Leagues. 1. 75 Luis Diaz 700 $600.00 2. 36 Rogelio Equivel 667 $250.00 221-577, Luke Avery 199-567, Kevin Collins 203-554, Russ Wolkoff For more information or to sign up: Brandon Dziengielewski @ 3. 30 George Parker 661 (1/2 Entry) $ 66.00 209-551 (818)769-7600 ext 18. 4. 129 Victor Jordan 652 $100.00 5. 183 Keith Kenworthy Sr 632 $ 90.00 Funseekers: Ed Dusseau 235 225-641, Jay Fletcher 218 236- Editors note: Could you tell us who invented Buffalo Chips? 6. 72 Dennis Barrett 631 $ 85.00 627, Damond Taylor 223 205-620, John Reynolds 256-616, Yoshiaki 7. 18 David Fairow 625 $ 80.00 Oka 203 225-602, Tony Annibale 264-597 8. 78 Roger Romero 615 $ 70.00 Canoga 9. 150 Adam Drozdz 614 $ 65.00 S.C.B.L.: Anthony Paca 204 236 226-666, Will Petrasich 218 10. 36 David Godinez 613 $ 60.00 223-632, Rick Stern 219-605, James Pressly 211-599 11. 177 Nina Vidal 598 $ 55.00 Park Bowl PINZ JRS.: 12. 111 Mike Pizarro 586 $ 54.00 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 BOWL 13. 126 Bert Strain 574 $ 53.00 Did you know that Buffalo gets approximately 25 days of snow- Paid Out 56 Entries 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS Tournament $ 2198.00 fall per year, with an average Winter Temperature of 24 degrees F , www.canogaparkbowl.com Sidepots $ 432.00 one of the reason why I think Jingles moved to Sunny Cali! He did E-mail:[email protected] Brackets $ 840.00 Free Entries $ 270.00 find the weather here to his predilection but what he didn’t expect WINNETKA — Several of the leagues are ending their Champion’s Shirt $ 35.00 were so many youngsters at Pinz who can show him up on the summer fun so we want to say congratulations to all the Total: $ 3775.00 lanes...no cold front here, as these weeks’ scores prove! champions, and thank all of you for your continued support Adult/Junior: Tina Rukstalis 246 203-617, Joshua Fisher 192- here at Canoga Park Bowl. We hope you all had a great 530, Tyler Bensinger 192-487 summer and are now looking forward to a winter full of high Senior Scratch: Nathan Honda 258 267-812, Brittlan Halpern scores and just having fun. 192-756, Andre Stojka 199-719, Nikolai Berk 195-689 Newcomers: Jim Laszlo 244/681, Tan Sanchez 222, Andy Senior Galaxies: Micah Jaffe 202-564, Treven Goldsmith 210- Saechao 221, Jimmy Laszlo 201. 549, Ethan Bensinger 208-543, Jamie Spector 174-492, Natalie Viva Las Vegas: Curt Litzenberger 277-242/711, Eric Honda 167-491 Rhodes 206-258-213/677, James Smith Jr. 244-202/631, Junior Stars: Jonathan Berk 96-278, Nicole Martinez 98-257, Russell McFadden 236/619, Debby Koeller 184/472. Cameron Neal 75-202 Adult/Jr. Doubles: Eric Rhodes 232/578, Ray Stoy 206, Pee Wee Bumpers: Jack Mcevoy 109-186, Paul Mcevoy 91- Chip Minot 212. 171 Monday Pick A Ball Dbls.: Bill Williams 212-244-224/ PINZ SENIORS 868, Bruce Zietz 224-279/841, Curt Litzenberger 203-201- ‘Well East coast seniors are hip, I really dig those styles they 235/819, Marsha Williams 235/784, James Smith Jr. 246, wear. And the Southern seniors with the way they talk, They knock Joe Maksimon 200-205-203/769. me out when I’m down there, but I wish they all could be River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 258-247-247/752, Dan th nd California….I wish they all could be California Pinz Seniors. Dixon 213-231-228/672, Sobeck Banuelos 236-217-207/ (L-R) Victor Jordan 4 Place, Rogelio Esquivel 2 Place, Yeah, but I couldn’t wait to get back to Pinz Back to the best st 660, Robert Galbraith 263-217/649, Ray Stoy 224-223/639, Director Steve Brode presents 1 Place check to Luis Diaz, bowling seniors in the world. I wish they all could be California….I rd th Scott Crawford 231-209/626, Myron Stevens 256-203/625, George Parker 3 Place and Birthday Boy KK Sr 5 Place. wish they all could be California Pinz Seniors!’ The following scores Ted Weinsziehr 233/619, Trevor Stoy 213-208/611, Scott Shiraiwa 241/606, Monise Kelly 194/540, Sheryl Kline 528, Kathy Villa 519. Monday Nite Live: Dan Onestinghel 216-244-251/711, Robert Joseph 243-217/651, Rick Greenzweight 218-236/ 648, Carol Casuga 186/531, Lucy Tralla 508. Leftovers: Helen Layfield 203/559, Connie Wannomae 223/548, Karen McDonald 203/544, Petra Kaun 521. Comedians: Josh Perez 278-255-246/779, Dan Kline 258- 225-244/727 (Clean ‘30’), Chris Husby 236-245-217/698, Jason Hoffer 237-245-214/696, Rich Colella 208-244-220/ 672, Judy Valazza 203/535, Ellen Eckard 214/528, Lori Cole 508, Karen Norman 501. League Of Our Own: Congratulations to the champs,Team #1, Beans & Rice: Marc Pacpaco, Mike Pacpaco, Zess Novales and Carlos Rubio. Ernesto Layon 214-226/651, Carlos Rubio 224-245/638, Mike Anilao 200- 236/613, Mike Mariano 246, Jay Valencia 209-202, Matt Hung 220-213, Zess Novals 233, Efren Lopez 210, Carissa Go 170/470. Match Point Doubles: Mike Willis 247-247-203/894, Rob- ert Harris 235-247-209/874, Dan Onestinghel 218-218-212- 226/874, Ruben Sarkissian 269-244/872, Bill Williams 204- $4,000 First Place* 234-249/860, Mark Palos 211-258-203/855, Don Ruiz 219- 224-207/818, Marsha Willams 205-205/793. Guaranteed No Excuses Now (no-tap): Scott Crawford 231-280-300- 276/1087, Tyler Stoy 245-300-263-254/1062, Ray Stoy 300- Only 17 Weeks, Ends 12/26/06 274-243/1005, Anthony Paulowsky 256-300/953, Bev Zietz 211-277-243-201/932, Bruce Zietz 233-242-246/912, Renae Englehart 241-235-209/877, Otis Mobley 258-206-227/861, $ Open to All Bowlers A.J. ?? 209, Mike Stoehner 218. 500 Classic: Mary Lauer 211/570, Carol Casuga 561, $ Three One-Game Matches Per Night, $28 per Night Candy Adams 531, Patricia Peskin 531, Flo Bruno 202/522, Petra Kaun 513. $ Position Night Each Night Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Blake Murillo 258/973, Scott Friedman 254/897, Teresa Lauer 232/896, $ Double Elimination Finals Anthony Pavlows 232/844, Jim Howell 225, Percy Manansala 221. $ Point Money and Place Money To Finalists CC Nikkei: Harold Nakaoka 238/685, Yuki Matsuba 246/ 675, Ken Shinbashi 256/670, Stephen Sasaki 245/659, Sho $ Optional Singles Tournament in Conjunction with the League Kadonaga 234/615, Katsuko Fujita 187/510, Noriko Fukunaga 507, Asako Giegoldt 506, John Kobayashi 234, Sho Kadonaga 234, Miyuki Koga 200. *First Place Guaranteed Regardless of the Number of Bowlers B’nai Brith Classic: Congratulations Steve Horenstein on your 300 game. Joey Agiert 235/659, George Lippert 238/ ($3,000 + Optional Bonus Money $1,000) 644, Steve Horenstein 627, Thomas Flynn 246/624, Joel Tetreault 223/623. Pizza & Bowl: Congratulations to the league champi- ons, Team #2 Royal Flush Gang, Jeff Johnson, Terence For Information or Sign-up: Chambers, John Baca, Andrew Johnson. Jeff Johnson 189/ 512, Andrew Johnson 511, Frank Villegas 202. • Dennis Stephenson (949) 863-1041 The Classics: Michael Witt 264/672, Leah Hoffman 223/ 612, Jeanette Tonnies 210/582, Sami Scott 226/576, Sharon • Jeff Carr (949) 699-2695 Enriquez 531, Donna Scholtes 209/515, Louis Enriquez 213. Get those winter league sign-ups done now so you don’t • Forest Lanes (949) 770-0055 get left out. Remind your friends and teammates to do the same. Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 13 Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — Hi. We have scores reported from the jun- ior leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl. Adult/Jr. Doubles: Kevin Gross 214-246-244/704, Happy 35th Birthday Sharon Weger 169/497, Russell McFadden Jr. 165/ Our Special Friend 477, Allen Minot 155/422, Jessica Carmichael 157/ 419. Richard H. Kingpins: Argie Sousoures 177/338, Spyros Sousoures 177/324, Tracy From The Bowling News Hodge 165/319, Ashley Mar- tin 154/303, Ethan Dean 148/291, Kent Schockley 146/273, Beth Lazaroff 126/ 246, Alison Dickson 123/ 225. Bumper Thumpers: Jerad Brett 96/167. Bantam All Stars: Julia NEED A JOB? Frias 81/241, Hunter Savoie 85/237. LOOKING FOR KNOWLEDGEABLE Junior Royals: Matt Jones 237/675, Kevin Gross 219/ FRIENDY DESK PERSON FOR 653, Sharon Weger 192/531, A. J. Minot 181/485, Brendon 5PM-1AM NIGHT SHIFTS Honaker 167/431, Gus Reveles 162/429, Amruta FAX RESUME TO BOWLING NEWS Sardar 150/362, Michelle I. Waten 109/295. 562-807-2288 Keep those scores com- ing. Canoga Park Srs. WANTED WINNETKA — Hello. Con- gratulations to Al Reiswig and Alicia Schryver, winners Part Time of the recent Senior No-Tap Tournament at Canoga Park Bowl. AMF “A” Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 279/721, Al Mechanic Reiswig 268/720, Bill Robb 278/708, Dave Folck 616, 310-877-8922 Bob Adams 582, Carolyn Scherzberg 214/541, Eleanor Weaver 190/530, Bobbie Rhodes 173/450, Bertha Willard 162/433, Carolyn Green 404, Hung- Lay Quon 231, Lee Sayles 218, Marilyn Bigman 152. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Al Reiswig 258-227-224/709, Rick Greenzweight 204-237- 247/688, Edwin Cornish 222-257-200/679, Mel Neiditch 200-268/657, Dave Folck 257/631, John O’Donoghue 245/611, Donald Macek 205-214/601, Caroyln Scherzberg 214- 211/596, Mary Lauer 209/ 591, Al Myers 225/578, Bill Robb 227/576, Don McCoy 209/571, Mel Mohr 245/569, Hung-Lay Quon 222/562, Bob Adams 229/554, Hap Hazard 189/545, Marv Baker 194/543, Ralph Benevidez 200/532, Edie Goldberg 213/ 524, Freda Leibson 176/489, Tuesdays @ 9:00pm Entering Average Rules: Shirl Radamaker 175/477, Beryl Perry 170/472, Sylvia Starts: 9/12/06 1- Saddleback Lanes League Kesilis 165/459, Doris Simmons 171/457. Meeting @ 8:00pm Average SENIOR NO-TAP 2- Book Average 4/15/06 TOURNAMENT League Ends Early: 3- Book Average 4/15/05 August 8, 2006 5/1/06 4- Book Average 4/15/04 OFFICIAL RESULTS 5- No Book Average: enter @ 210 Jack Cornelson Men’s Division 6- Minimum Average: enter @ 175 1. Al Reiswig 863 $12.00 Cost = $28.00 / week 7- Juniors enter @ 200 or higher book 2. Jose Blanco 842 10.00 (Includes “All-in” Sweeps) 3. Sus Tellio 818 9.00 8- Normal 5-pin drop rule applies 10781 Indiana Avenue 4. Eldon Knuth 817 FE Riverside, CA 92503 (909) 352-3553 Sidepots — Handicap Game 1: $15,000 added with 20 teams 1. Dick Schryver 320 12.00 2. Sus Tellio 316 7.00 Trophies Game 2: $10,000 added with less teams State-of-the-art Computerized 1. K. Burkenheim 309 12.00 Engraving (Roland Camm-2) 2. Jerry Kanowitz 302 7.00 Game 3: With 20 teams: 1. Mel Matthews 325 12.00 2. Al Reiswig 307 7.00 $33,200 in Roll-offs … $25,600 in point money Women’s Division $8,100 in bonus place money … $4,000 in sweeps 1. Alicia Schryver 864 10.00 2. Freida Leibson 779 FE Sidepots — Handicap Visit Our Website: 310-533-9595 Game 1: 1. Alicia Schryver 293 7.00 Game 2: www.saddlebacklanes.net 1. Alicia Schryver 309 7.00 owned and operated by Game 3: Tim and Diana Albin 1. Alicia Schryver 262 7.00 Call us: (949) 586-5300 300 POT Located Inside Rossmoor Bowl Al Reiswig and Mel Matthews John Chapman: ext 53 … [email protected] Located Inside AMF Bowl-O-Drome each won 8.00 Dana Childs: ext 54 … [email protected] 21915 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90501 Carryover 17.00 Page 14 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, August 17, 2006 FIND A BOWLING CENTER NEAR YOU

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COUNTY PICKWICK BOWL (24) ZODO’S BOWLING & BEYOND (24) Association Manager - Looking for one 921 Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91506 9175 Desoto Avenue, Chattsworth, CA 91311 5925 Calle Real, Goleta, CA 93117 (818) 718-0193 (818) 842-7188 (805) 967-0128 ARIZONA SOUTH L.A. COUNTY PINZ BOWLING CENTER (32) Association Manager - Glenn Hizer 12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604 THUNDER LANES (24) 17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (818) 769-7600 4575 Highway 95, Mohave, AZ 86426 (562)925-0417 website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com (928) 763-2695 Thursday, August 17, 2006 BOWLING NEWS Page 15 CERRITOS WEEKLY West Coast Jr. Elims Keystone Lanes Sean Dantas by David Gordon NORWALK—The West Coast Jr. Elims resumed play at Keystone Lanes this past Satur- Rookie of day with our match play round. The top 16 boys and 5 girls met up for a very intense and expanded session. The boys threw two the Week blocks of 4 games, while the girls had 6 straight matches. We were by Tom Ferry placed on the high side of the CERRITOS—Sean Dantas house, different than where our nine weeks of qualifying was held. and his brother, Ian, have liter- JAT Farm Club atAction Lanes - August 13th, 2006 (l-r): Natalie ally grown up on the lanes here Now given that the same for- Jimenez - 2nd; Felicia Mara - 1st; Aaron Steinberg - 3rd mat will take place this coming at Cerritos. I cannot remember Saturday. I want you bowlers (es- a Saturday morning over the past the home of the Invaders Tour- pecially the guys) to really study Tom Leigh of the NLACUSBC presents Matt Jones with his 11 in a row few years when the Dantas fam- nament Club and many of our plaque (290 game) bowled 6-17-06 at Canoga Park Bowl in the Jr. the scores and ending positions. Royals. Presented 8-12-06. ily has not been here. They JAT Farm Club outstanding members and Also, the boys will have a top five truly support our program and by David Gordon alumni. Southwest Bowl in Los finals to determine center cham- each other in an exemplary fash- EL MONTE —Welcome Angeles is where we’ll look for pion. The girls will be determined ion. Thank you to Joe, Dianne, back to the JAT Farm Club up- more high scoring fun with a solely from match play. Sean and Ian for your continued date, where our most recent tour- check-in time of 8:15. Come The biggest difference be- tween Elims and other tourna- loyalty and contribution. This nament found us at Action Lanes early as I expect the attendance ment formats is that everyone week finds Sean at the top of all this past Sunday. Twenty-five to increase for this tournament starts match play at zero. Thus, scoring categories for the Rook- bowlers were on hand and with with a lot of new bowlers. an endurance factor comes into ies. He posted a nice 114 many of the regulars missing, The address to Southwest the picture as you don’t have any scratch game, translating to a fine that is encouraging. However, we Bowl is 11633 S. Western, Los cushion carried over from the 212/ 586 scoring total. Very well still need to get you couch Angeles. It is just off Imperial qualifying round. For the ladies, done Sean! bowlers out here and into the Hwy and the 110 fwy. If by your six games must be right on The Rookie girls had a bit of fun. chance you get lost (how could from the start as there is little room for error and no time a log jam at the top with Kaila The qualifying round gave us you), call the center at 323-757 to make up for it. Chen’s 203/ 563, Kris a few reportable scores, but 2211. Also remember our new Now to our scores with a lot Liberatore’s 210/ 548 and Savan- nothing extremely high as the member discount to veterans and of high postings in the first block nah Ratliff’s 201/ 571. Throw conditions were difficult to fig- off of our new website at for the fellas. Eric Milne put up a in Mackenzie Beetem’s steady ure out. However, we did get a www.bowljat.org. fine set of 205-255-222-235/917 194/ 573 and you’ve got a pretty tournament high game of 257 I want everyone out and a to start off. John Lawson gave us the only other 900 series behind Tom Leigh of the NLACUSBC presents David Arellano with his 300 good horse race going into the put up from Felicia Mara and match play cut of 16. I want to ring and State plaques for a 300 game and 762 series. Bowled 7-08- final weeks. Charlie Hair posted a nice 243. give out a lot more scholarship 245-213-277/916. In the 800 group (still over 200 average) we 06 at Santa Clarita Lanes in the Sr. Strikers. Presented on 8-12-06. The Senior girls are also Other scores came in from Tho- to the top five. I want bowlers. I have Preston Fukumizu 210-247- gearing up for the home stretch. mas Hogan with a 226, Darren just want a lot. See you Sunday. 201/848, Michael Gaylor 257- You know Kathy Liberatore will Pascual 225, 214/832, Dayton Crossley 258/ be there. Her 209 scratch third Aaron Steinberg 224, 815, Matt Harris 223-207/815 game was high on the day. As it Amanda Manoly 221, and Billy (no sympathy-just concern), turned out, that score was just Stafford 220. However, our only Girls Jr. All-Stars Bryan Osborne 214-222-210/ one pin better than “Match multiple posting came in from by David Gordon 813, Joey Marino 227-216/810, Point” opponent, Jaime Ferry’s Candice Galvan with a nice set ROSEMEAD—Calling for Eddie Sayles 218-267/805, Brian Gonzales 225/804, Darren 208. Jaime took high series on that included 222-228-224 and all ladies - it’s that time to start Hawkins 238/801. Other report- the day with a 577 scratch. led the morning with the only thinking about the winter sea- able scores came in from Jeremy Teammates Aprwil Delmundo, plus of 24 after 5 games. son. Glover 286/798, James Hawkins Alexis Baello and Ronalee In match play, we took the The Girls Jr. All-Stars travel 257/781, J.D. Pelow 204-205/ Abbago caught fire at the same top 12 bowlers. It took a minus league will be hosting an “Invi- 777, and Gabriel Martinez 210- time and posted total scores of 84 to get into that group. High tational” mini tournament on 225/769. 250/ 616, 237/ 662 and 233/ 646 scores from this round - Pascual September 3rd, at AMF Bahama Remember, these are scratch respectively. Tough to beat 232, Shane Peck 225, Natalie Lanes in Pasadena. postings and that match play gives an additional 30 bonus pins per when they bowl like that. Jimenez 222, and Mara 220. Al- This fun little tournament match won. The leader after the Tom Leigh of the NLACUSBC presents to Daniel Fritz with a 300 ring Buddy Lucas put it together though not a lot of big scoring, will consist of 4 different games first block was Lawson at plus 206. and state plaque. Bowled 6-3-06 at Jewel City Bowl in the Elite League. for Senior boys high game- 247 the competition was fierce with that will test and display your Here is where the studying Presented 8-12-06. scratch. With high scratch se- big position movement. Pascual skills, while having a fun time comes in and my listing these re- ries going to Kevin Valmonte jumped 6 positions to get into doing so. The first game will be portable scores is not to make with a 615. Birthday celebrant, the finals, while Mara and “No Peek”, followed by “Low anyone feel bad, but to give you Ryan Cunningham had a good Jimenez both leaped 7 spots to Ball”, “9-Pin NoTap” and end- the chance to see the differences. lead the tournament. ing with a regular game. The second block of scoring for day, putting in a fine 253/ 689 the guys found Fukumizu posting total score. The finals started out with This open invitation is ex- 237-205-238/859 to jump It was the “buddy system” Mr. Pascual (+25) taking on the tended to all girls of any age and into the top spot at plus 287. More in the Striking Force as team- 4th seed Steinberg (+28) with any average to come and meet scoring from Milne 236-212/797, mates Steve Bojorquez and An- the latter advancing 211-205. and bowl with some of the best J. Hawkins 215/790, Gonzales drew Arellano fed off of each Now Steinberg had to get by 3rd females in Southern California. 215/776, Pelow 206/774, Lawson other’s success. Across the seed Sadia Ward (+44) who qui- It is an invitational tournament 205-215/764, Martinez 223/760, board, they ruled the day. High etly stayed in the top grouping only in the fact that it is GIRLS Glover 754, all day. But here with a one ONLY. Harris 214/753, Sayles 206-206/ scratch game went to Steve, 243 742, Marino 209-200/741, – Andrew was second at 209. game elimination, was Steinberg The check-in time for the Crossley 203/725, and Osborne Andrew swept scratch series to move on behind a 173-166 tournament is 1:30 with the fun 209/700. The cut for fifth place with 555 with Steve in second win. The top two girls said beginning about 2:00. The cost currently stands at plus 127. at 516. enough of the boys as 2nd seed will be $14. The highest 3-game Now reporting on the girls is a The girl’s were also led by Jimenez (+45) put away Aaron series (Low-Ball will be ex- little different due to their for- Tom Leigh of the NLACUSBC presents a 300 ring and state plaques for teammates. Mann-Rou Kuo 195-191 to meet the top seed cluded) will receive a $25 cer- mat. In fact, the girls match play 300 game and 704 series to Natalie Jimenez. Bowled on 6-18-06 at 166/ 456 and Lizzy Raya 163/ Mara (+49). It was two straight tificate for entry of a JAT Event. seemed to be more intense, know- Canoga Park Bowl in the JAT Farm Club. Presented 8-13-06 472 were highs. matches of 203-170 and 216- Look for more information to ing they needed to get the job done quickly. Here are their high scores taken. Time to put that game face girls will need to complete a mini- Michael Ash and Nathaniel 182. Mara had claimed her sec- come or a flyer at your local and standings after 6 games: on. bio (for introduction at the State Jacobowitz were the stars of the ond JAT Farm Club title. Con- bowling center. Samantha Jimenez (+253) 204- This Saturday’s session will Finals). Be prepared to give a guest Lil Raiders this week. gratulations Felicia. You can also email me at 259-235-217-227, Natalie start off with the guys at 12:00 count for the State level awards Michael’s 105/ 200 scratch scor- Bowlers, our next tournament [email protected] Jimenez (+230) 245-211-247- (bowling starts @ 12:00) with the luncheon. Also, remember to bring ing led the way, but overall it is this Sunday, August 19th, at a or call at 310-665-9536. Come 226, Deanna Carrillo (+200) 201- finals estimated for 3:30. The girls your banquet “donation” of $10 was Nathaniel’s 144/ 281 total site that most of you have never on out! 215-237-247, Sadia Ward (-90) will start their session at 2:00 and (if you haven’t already) towards score that won the day. New- seen. This is also our last tour- 222-224-229, and Kim Ferdnance should be done in time to watch that catered luncheon. This is comer, DeVonte Emmert also nament of the summer and is a (-130) 202-231. With six games the boys finals. NOT the guest fee for the awards to go, plus bonuses, it is still A couple of additional remind- luncheon. posted a 105 scratch game. Once great way to shake off the rust Go Angels anyone’s championship for the ers that the top 5 guys and all 5 Have a good week and think again, Jameshia Gaddy was the and get ready for the winter por- about what I’ve written here. I’ll high scorer for the girls – 122/ tion of our season. At Yorba Linda Bowl see you all, in full dress code and 243 total. Come on out and experience Go Dodgers on your best behavior, on Sat. 18171 Imperial Hwy. Yorba Linda, Ca. 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Round 1: Best of 5 games Corbin Bowl Round 2: Best of 5 games ( if a bye is required the bowler Round 3: Best of 3 games with the highest Series prior Round 4: Best of 1 games to the bye round wins the bye!) 19619 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91356 Finals: Best of 1 game (No Loser Bracket)

Entry Fee: $12.50 per bowler (pre-paid); $15 per bowler on site Minimum of top 5 will win scholarship. All scholarships held in SMART Account #8970 Pre-paid entries must be received by August 28th. Entry Fee: $60.00 Per Bowler Scholarship Brackets and Side Pots Optional Eligiblity Rules: Current Sanctioned NLAC USBC youth and any sanctioned adult. Membership Cards must be presented at check-in. Entries clost at 9:30 or when squad is full. For more information Contact Youth must be a member of the NLAC USBC. Adult’s can be member of any association. Butch or Lenni Hesketh at 951-684-7941 Page 16 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, August 17, 2006 McLeod 259, Andrew Stewart 243, Andrew Newburn 227- 219, Robert Albrecht 218-213. Vegas Party: Stan Evans 223-289/688, John Ritchie Jr. 235- Linbrook Bowling Center 235- 215/685, David Boroff 225, Jayn Supple 219, Hong Kha 215- 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 200, Carol Hooper 200, Rhiannon Bloom 200. T.G.I.F.: Tim Perry 247, Casey Jones 210, John Mendez 200. ANAHEIM — Winter leagues are filling fast here at P.B.L.: Louie Tayag 214, Alex Young 208, Dave Hellis 201. SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. You may be like some of the Linbrook Bowling Center so get your name on that list or you 4-4 Vegas: Steve Radovich 220-201, Dehlin Greenwood 213, other bowlers who would like to try bowling a tournament may be left out. David Wright, Carrie Wolfe and Stacy Rider Larry Leach 213, Jimmy Herrera 202, Bob McGraw 201, but have hesitated. Well, on Friday, August 25, 2006 at 6:30 are busy at work so if you need help call the center and they’ll Kim Davisson 203. p.m. Del Rosa Lanes is presenting Mary’s Mixed Doubles be happy to assist you. Family and Friends: Jesse Perez (Sub) 218-257/666, Dave Last Chance No-Tap Tournament. Sign-ups are still being taken, so get a partner and come on over. Entry fee is $40 Here are the weekly high scorers: Meno 219, Ed Mote 205, Ron Aguon 202, Patty Pangelinan 201. which includes handicap sidepots. Optional Mystery Santa’s Guys and Gals: Carl Adinolfi 214-258/633. Double Daters: Bob Legro 223, Dan Duarte 218, Ben Doubles $5. It’ll be so much fun you’ll tell yourself, why didn’t Swinging Trios: Joe Zeuli 213, Dave Mervers 207, Bob Philalack 217, Tony Cayer 209, Andy Moran 204, Kathy I try this sooner. Baughman 206, Bill Stephens 205. Boehmer 209. Angels Bowling Club: Frank Montes 213-200-222/635, Lunch Bunch: Jerry Abbott 209, Mike Hardy 207 Senior No-Tap (August 8, 2006) Tim Eshelman 239-214/619, Ryan Lathlean 258/600, Jeff Junior/Adult Family Fun: Marty Evans 202-217/612, Brian 40 Entries @ $9 = $360. 40 Lineage @ $4.50 = $180. 40 Forsell 243, Tanya Montes 221/508. Peterson 203. Prize Fund @ $4.50 = $180. 39 3-6-9 Entries @ $1 = Beach Party: Michael Gray 232-225/635, Chuck Gray Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 245/621, Tom Horton 224-222/612, $39.PLACE MONEY— 1st Place — Roy Miyamoto 857 ($34), 243-217/620, Leighton Beach 232/612, Diane Kline 485, Jim Hawkins 221-215, Henry Trevino 215, Lou Martino 215. 2nd - Terry Brent 821 ($25), 3rd — Johnny Munson 810 Kacia Beach 179. No Knottcents: Eugene Sameshima 215, Kris Ozaki 201, ($19), 4th — Tony Chaco 809 ($14), 5th — Lily Gumban 784 Capri: Ardith Coggins 514, Diane Kline 225, Delores Tan- Jim Johnstone 200. ($11), 6th — Gino Vassallo 774 ($7). SIDEPOTS: 1st Game ner 205. Santa Strikers: Gordon Brogdon 234-232, David Brogdon (Hdcp): 1st Roy Miyamoto 327 ($9), 2nd Terry Brent 300 S.B.T.A.: Matt Tanner 228-223/615, Jerry Streich 204-226/ 201-218, Wes Atkinson 202. ($7), 3rd Cliff LaPointe 288 ($5). 2nd Game (Scr): 1st (TIE) 610, Lory Durkiewicz 427, Lisa Kovalchik 165. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 252-205/616, Maxine HoIzinger Tony Chaco/ Roy Miyanioto 300 ($10.50 Each), 3rd Jerry Mary’s Invitational: Jerry Forch 248-248-215/711, Adam 213 Roddam 275 ($7). 3rd Game (Hdcp): 1st Lily Gubman 305 Sokoloski 214-269-222/705, Ken DeMaio 238-255/687, Marv R.C.R.C: Don Tanner 267-221, Kay Ladbury 204, Jim Miller ($9), 2nd Johnny Munson 297 ($7), 3rd Gino Vassallo 287 Sargent 249-235/663, P.J. Buckner 269-226/656, John 203-200, Gerald Kennedy 202. ($5). 3-6-9: No Winner (New Carryover- $203.50). Hutchings 253-216/650, Derek Taylor 269-204/648, Steven Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 245-236/661, Ryan Robison Iacono 247/600, Matt Bogle 230, Mary Cassin 225-225/598, 244-202, Bill Evans 233, Lloyd Thierry 221, John Munson Georgia Forch 215, Terry Chittenden 212, Andi Mattice 202. 216, Chaun Shepard 209, Kristine Rahm 201. Where’s The Line?? Cantell Can Wednesday Vegas: Del Karper 230-213-210/653, Tim Jack’s and Jill’s: Voltaire Cuello 225-217/633, Mike Blodgett Eshelman 255-209/644, Michael Gray 208-209-200/617, 246/626, Jovet Soon 207-201, Bud McCollum 205, Tony John Hutchings 200-215/608, Tim Lomeli Sr. 247, Nick Wallick 203, Ann McElvain 232, Nicole Bloom 217. Tell In Rocky Marsh Doubles Woodruff 237, Rolann Karper 214-200/610, Sherri Boyer Angels/ Dodgers (No-Tap): Derwin Ruebsamen 234-214- by Joy McGregor 211-210/605, Lee Fitzgerald 235. 205/653, Albert Rodriguez 246-200/622, Joe Navarro 223- ANAHEIM—Rod Cantrell controlled the day in the Rocky 630 Scratch Trio: Tony De La Torre 224-278-246/748, 217/619, Ralph Tanner 244-207/617, Charles Rogers 260- Marsh Doubles as his “power” bowling ball cruised the left hand Corky De Maio 247-269/699, Adam Sokoloski 258-246/687, 241. side of the lanes and walked right into the 1 - 2 pocket. We all know John Davis Jr. 207-227-239/673, Tom Velasquez 224-217- Golden Nuggets: Bob McGraw 208. that left-handers have ALL the advantage...and I think Rod proved 226/667, Johnny Hernandez 210-244-212/666, Jerry Forch Go For Nine (No Tap): Bill Young (Sub) 265-300-209/774, it as he was the only bowler to eclipse 900. This very likeable lefty 258-234/661, Joseph De La Torre 204-227-221/652, Larry Carl Adinolfi 300-234/722, Walt Hooper 223-290-206/719, stroked 206-242-257 for 705 and added a 201 game to post 906, McKeehan 219-218-214/651. Gino Vassallo (Sub) 212- 246-235/693, Gus Glissman277- capturing high series for the day. Very nice bowling, Mr. Cantrell! R.C.H.: Jim Forbes 533, Robert Ortiz 201, Sara Insana 264/683, Carol Johnson 243-220/662, Laverne Turnham More hot scores: Ron Corona, Jr. 231-866, Steve Murakami 446, Jo Anne Torchia 183. 247/604, Shirley Erickson 232, Diane 248-859, Carl Adinolfi 235-842, Dan Baker 224-838, Ronny Th- S.B. City Mixed: Ben Stewart 209-269/654, Bryan Johnson 211, Flo Vignola 209-205. ompson 237-835, John Phillips 230-832, Willy Bordenave 219- Whitmore 214-230/620, Steve Rollberg 265/603, Red Dixon Party Timers: Ed Murakami 235-249-233/717, Tim Blough 813, Bob Gosnell 243-812, John Conway 217-809, Tony Angulo 230, Precilla Richards 507, Delores Tanner 201. 203-233-238/674, Alex Ripley 245-249/663, Joe Sangenito 257, Janet Anderson 247, Bill Hitchcock 247, Shig Shozi 238, Eva Adult/Jr. Trio: Joseph De La Torre 267-246-247/760, P.J. 206-256/655, Bob Mask 216-242/648. Munson 236, Rey Ortiz 236, David Wright 225, Jerry Knight 222, Buckner 209-249-212/670, Russell Ruiz 205-212-204/621, Rowdies: Sean Gurnea 241, Mike Crumley Sr. 240, Steve E.J. Rogers 222, Dahanna M-Klerer 220, Orlando Vanegas 217, Mary Cassin 201-247/617, Chase Phillips 205-219/617, Pulsifer 205, Steven Warsaw 205, Phil Glumm 200. Tony Chaco 215, Ron Mahler 214, Terry Brent 212, Gino Vassallo Marty Coyazo 227, Jay De La Torre 204, Chris Bassett 202, Anaheim Nisei: Jim Nishiwaki 201-216/607, Sadao 211, Rose Williams 206, Brian Roberge 203, John Velasquez 201 Shelby Sheffler 187/501. Kuwahara 206-202/604, Yuki Tomono (Sub) 204-204/601, and Joy McGregor 200. Good Times: Leighton Beach 258-230-229/717, Alex Don Enriques 222-212, Al Ogata 206. Team #15 is a shoe-in to win the league this season but the race Haynes 225-214/632, James Kruck 234-213/631, Bill Elliott Nikkei League: Dave Lautherboren 221-233-227/681, Ed for 2nd place is still on and up for grabs. This Friday’s position 214-236/630, Del Karper 204-206-207/617, Rick Hudson Higa 258/610, Herb Mihara 253, Bob Okamoto 236-202, Alan round will decide everyone’s fate and should prove interesting. Until 209-225/613, John Boyer 247-221/607, Mike Brannan 246, Kohara 223, Karen Chow 215. then... John Hutchings 245, Randolph Riley 234, Rolann Karper 525 Ladies Classic (4 Games): Gerry McKinney 213, Vicki 200-222/556. Townsend 209, Val Molendyk 202. We’re still taking sign-ups for Mary’s Mixed Doubles Last Santa’s Super Savers: Tony Chaco 233-209/636, Jerry Chance No-Tap for Friday, August 25 at 6:30 p.m. Sign in Roddam 201. and mark your calendar for an evening of fun. See ya. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Carl Eggers 220. Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Brandon Curtis 250, Jonathon Del Rosa Srs. Greenhalgh 243, Samuel Velasquez 225, Aaron Wilson 217, SAN BERNARDINO —Hi. The seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes Robert Albrecht 201. WANTED have some outstanding scores to report so let’s check St. Columbans: Ben Philalack 242, Byron Reich 233, Jim them out. Hernandez 209. Young At Heart: Steve Boyer 220/559, Jim Cox 204, Betty 7-11 Vegas: Robert Ragans 225-203/621, John Schubert Snow 191/526. 225, Joe Dantas 224, Ben Philalack 221, David Wright 215, A.M.F. & BRUNSWICK Park & Rec.: Adolph Burckhalter 184/525, Dorothy Joyner Lisa Somma 222-247-213/682, Rhiannon Bloom 244-203/ 520, Emma Palmore 187. Afternooners: Frank De Luca 200/561, Cari Burris 204/507. 631, Eva Munson 226, Joanne Gushue 201. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 210/600, Jim Cox 223, Betty Korean League: Bong Hwang 222-237-212/671, Taek Keun “B” Mechanics Snow 179/478, Velma Bone 179. Choi 233-205, Hong Ku Kim 220-204. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Harold Baer 864, 2. Joe Strinati 781, Grey Panthers: Dick Nichols 236/613, John Vojtko 205, Fran Booby, Chuck Wilson 610. Stern 202. Call Dave at 714-343-8907 Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Harold Baer 823, 2. Harvey Tobias 802, 3. Junior Scratch (4 games): Aaron Wilson 267-237/839, Mark Phosie Lotze 748, 4. Frank De Luca 721 and Murray Gibson 721, Booby, Marilyn Palmer 551. Have a nice week. Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — The juniors here at Del Rosa Lanes “keep on LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER truckin’ ” as you can see their improvements each week. Little Rascals: Azmir Ransom 86/167, Leslie Robarts 66/132. 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 Bantam Buddies: Terrence Robinson 136/342, Shantea Bellamy 113/319. Pincrackers: Cameron Huckabee 456, Tommy Harkey 175, Demi DeMaio 127/311. WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS Strike Force: Jason Holleman 216/581, Brandon Busby 224, Chase Phillips 205, Jon Huckabee 205, James Dixon 204, Eric Gross 203, R.J. Garcia 202, Angel Williams 185/445. 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