DOCSLIB.ORG

California Bowling News

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
California Bowling News October 22, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday June 23, 2016 b7502 Florence Ave,owling Downey, CA 90240 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] n • ewsOffice: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Vazquez Wins PBA50 Northern California Classic for First PBA50 Tour Title Weber’s Consecutive Win Streak at Four Ends BRENTWOOD, CA – Noel Vazquez of Sac- ramento, Calif., won the PBA50 Northern Califor- nia Classic presented by Parker Bohn III and Frank Weiler MOTIV Wednesday for his first career PBA50 Tour ti- tle and in the process ended PBA and IBMA Join Forces Pete Weber’s record run of consecutive PBA50 Tour For Chuck Pezzano titles at four. Vazquez, who has won two PBA regional and six Scholarship Fund PBA50 regional titles, de- by Frank Weiler feated Weber 255-224 in LAS VEGAS — Next CLARK and his crew are the title match at Harvest General Manager Sherry MacKenzie, Champion Noel Vasquez and Proprietor Jim Wangeman week the International consummate professionals Park Bowl. “I just had to keep think- that right now.” Johnny Petraglia BVL Open Bowling Media Associa- who know how to conduct “I’m shocked and at a ing to stay within myself Vazquez’s previous best and his second consecutive tion (IBMA) will conduct a fabulous tournament and loss for words,” said the and make the shots I’m PBA50 Tour finish was Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. it’s annual meeting at this did so. 56-year-old Vazquez. “To capable of,” Vazquez said. 11th in the 2015 Suncoast Open win. years International Bowl Behind the scenes at the bowl against the greatest “You bring your “A” game PBA Senior U.S. Open. “My hat is off to Noel,” Expo at the Mandalay Bay World Series an effort was bowlers in the game is un- and win or lose you can Weber, a 37-time win- said Weber, who is the de- Hotel and Casino. At that underway to raise money believable and something take satisfaction that you ner on the PBA Tour, which fending PBA50 Player of meeting Frank Weiler will for the IBMA Chuck Pez- you only dream about.” did your best. includes a record-tying 10 the Year. “He broke the present a check for $150 zano Scholarship Fund. Vazquez, who qualified “I’m pretty goal ori- majors, was trying for his streak by bowling great and to IBMA President KEITH Scholarship committee third for the finals, took ented,” Vazquez added. ninth career PBA50 Tour deserved to win.” HAMILTON for the Chuck member Frank Weiler met an 11-pin lead in the fifth “That’s what helped me win. His streak of four Vazquez reached the Pezzano Scholarship Fund. with Bohn, Johnson and frame and then threw five win my regional titles and it wins started with the Unit- title match by beating Ty The money was raised as a Malott and obtained auto- consecutive strikes which helped me get this win. I’ve edHealthcare Sun Bowl In Dawson of Sunnyvale, Ca- result of bowling ball do- graphed balls which were were too much for Weber, always kidded my friends The Villages in April which lif., who was also making nations from PBA (Profes- used to solicit and obtain who was the finals top that if I won a national title was followed by wins in his first finals appearance, sional Bowlers Association) donations for the Pezzano qualifier, to overcome. I’d retire but I’m rethinking the Mooresville Ford Open, continued on page 9 stars PARKER BOHN III, Fund. LIZ JOHNSON and WES The Chuck Pezzano MALOTT. Scholarship Fund is named Registered Kids Receive 2 FREE GAMES Of Bowling Every Day Last December the PBA and dedicated to the mem- World Series of Bowling ory of Chuck Pezzano, the All Summer Long, Log on to www.kidsbowfree.com!www.kidsbowlfree.com! was a success at every level. Dean of Bowling Writers. Select bowling centers and schools around the country are participating in the first ever Kids Bowl Free program. Great organization, great Mr. Pezzano was a sports This program is designed by bowling centers to give back to the community and provide a safe, secure, and fun way for preparation, great compe- columnist for the Patterson, kids to spend time this summer. tition, great performances New Jersey Morning Call Children whose age does not exceed a limit by a participating bowling center are eligible to register for 2 free games and great memories. TOM continued on page 10 a day, all summer long, courtesy of the participating bowling centers along with the schools and organizations. State Tournament ABTA JUNE 25TH at CAL BOWL At Forest Lanes Handicap will be FROZEN at CAL Walk-ins Available $$ POTS CARRY OVER $$ Last 2 Weeks Match Game est $1,500 • Match Series est $1,850 Mystery Doubles est. $5,000 • 3-6-9 is $1,000 ADDED BONUS Bowl at CAL and You will receive a $500 Bonus if Winning the July 1-2-3 Event bHonorowling Roll news July 1-2-3 Event Now $8,700 1st with Bonuses Name Score Date Center JASON WILCOXSON 300 06-09-16 PALM SPRINGS LANES RYAN SARGENT 300 06-10-16 LINBROOK BOWL WARREN CLIBURN 813 06-13-16 SANDS BOWL CHRIS DRITZ 833 06-13-16 HARLEYS SIMI BOWL What’s cooler than bowling? JIM ROMAN 300 06-13-16 HARLEYS SIMI BOWL SHANNON WILHELM 299/725 06-15-16 FOREST LANES MIKE FEW 300 06-16-16 LA HABRA “300” BOWL ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTER BOWL AN HONOR SCORE THIS WEEK & E-MAIL BY MONDAY NOON YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & YOU WILL BE ON THE FRONT PAGE ABTA SATURDAY JUNE 25 CAL BOWL E-MAIL TO: [email protected] MEN: 300 - 800 & 7-10’S WOMEN: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’S BREAKFAST CLUB FRIDAY JUNE 24 LA HABRA “300” BOWL Page 2 BOWLING NEWS June 23, 2016 Elite bowler Rick Stine Rolls a Powerful Number but There’s a Surprise to It by Fred Eisenhammer WINNETKA – After Rick Stine blasted seven straight strikes to begin his first game last Tuesday, he called his hot start “unexpected” and “abnormal.” Unexpected and abnormal? Isn’t this the Rick Stine who has clocked 18 perfect games and five 800 series? Isn’t this the Rick Stine who has crushed an 845 series? Isn’t this the Rick Stine who blasted a perfect game at age 18 just six months after taking up the game? Well, yes, but he accomplished all those feats right-handed. Stine changed things up last week in the “Guys and Dolls” league at Winnetka Bowl by bowling with his off hand. Stine, a 53-year-old Porter Ranch resident, does this from time to time to increase the enjoyment of the ADULT/SENIOR VIP game – though his teammates sometimes encourage him DOUBLES BOWLING to stay right-handed where they surmise he can bolster his team best with his stratospheric 230 average. TOURNAMENT So Stine, who is uncommonly modest, will be bowl- +Entry Fee: $25 per person +Tournament Cost $50 + ing the “Guys and Dolls” summer session as a left-hander. +JULY 16, 2016 / 12:00 PM + And he provided a thrill last week by scoring a left-handed CONTACT: JESSE J. DOTSON, JR. (TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR) personal best 257 in his first game. Stine, a smooth-rolling (909) 627-6720 / EMAIL: 5126fi[email protected] machine as a righty, finished with a stirring 615 series left- handed by tacking on games of 203 and 155. Ellie Koops helps Rick Stine celebrate his 257 as a left-hander at 1st ANNUAL Marveled teammate Ellie Koops: “He does the same Winnetka Bowl. Photo by Fred Eisenhammer LAUGHLIN BLAST! thing but as a left-hander. He’s a mirror image of what he Senior No-Tap Doubles Handicap Event does as a right-hander.” Stine, who also bowls with teammates Marc Jay and wife Tracy Stine, rolled a rather pedestrian +Entry Fee: $30 per person +Tournament Cost $60 + 465 series (left-handed) the previous week – the league’s opening week of the summer. So his series improved exactly 150 pins as he boosted his team to three of four points for the week. AUGUST 21–24, 2016 “It’s for fun now,” Stine said. “I know what I can do right-handed and sometimes I just want to find out what I can 9:00AM–12 NOON do left-handed. It’s an excitement generator for me. It’s fun when you do well. I want to see if I can bowl above 185 OPEN TO ALL SENIORS 50+ [for an average] and use my knowledge as a right-hander and transfer it left-handed.” CONTACT: JOYCE DALTON–JENSEN (616) 251-9600 Told he did a pretty good impersonation of Bryan Alpert, the national United States Bowling Congress ambidextrous SUMMER HOURS: record holder and manager of Corbin Bowl, Stine laughed. SUN / THU 8AM–1AM +FRI/ SAT 8AM–2AM “He’s crazy [good]. He’s skilled,” Stine said. “He can absolutely roll the ball. It would take me years to impersonate that. It’s part of his blood. You have to have a passion to be as good as he is.” Stine, a “Guys and Dolls” favorite because of his low profile despite a high average, makes it clear he is definitely RIVERSIDE not ambidextrous. He’s just out to have a good time. LANES “My fear is embarrassment – on the way to the line, I’ll drop the ball or roll it in the gutter,” he said.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 816 Joe Clifton Dr., Paducah, KY 42001. (270) 443 - 6441
    816 Joe Clifton Dr., Paducah, KY 42001. (270) 443 - 6441 www.strikeandsparebowling.com Welcome to Cardinal Strike & Spare Family Fun Center! Strike and Spare has been part of the community since 2008. Our league base is one of the finest in all of Kentucky! We have a wide variety of leagues from which to choose. Join a league this season, make new friends, create new memories and become part of the Strike & Spare family. League exclusives only apply to league bowlers at Cardinal Strike & Spare. Bowl with us to receive the following special awards and discounts you can not receive anywhere else! Bowlers Rewards Card: Each bowler will receive a card. Each card comes with $10 FREE dollars on it. Our card offers membership benefits that make you eligible for valuable prizes and rewards. We send 1 email every month with exclusive deals such as free games, coupons for birthdays and more! 10% of league line- age fees will be placed back on your card at the end of the season. (Example: Spend $100 and receive $10 back on your card to spend at the bowling counter when you come in anytime.) Card may be used at any Strike & Spare Family Fun Center. Men’s 800 & Ladies 700 Jacket Keglers Cash Men bowl 800 and ladies bowl 700 series during 3 games each Win cash (paid on the spot). night to receive our exclusive black jackets and be Select up to one, two, or all enshrined in our elite group forever! ( Limit 1 e.o.s.) three games. Play amount from $0.25 to $5.00 per game.
    [Show full text]
  • 2016 – October
    P2 / INSIDE THE NUMBERS P3 / OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP P4 / YOUTH INFORMATION Association Manager, David TOURNAMENT RECAP Mourning the loss of Ed Fields takes a look at the local Congratulations to all the Calcote, Youth Leaders & awards program. winners. Tournament Dates. VOLUME 10 OCTOBER 2016 MISSION STATEMENT “To provide benefits, resources and programs that enhance the bowling experience” VISION “Create lifelong bowlers” CELEBRATING TEN YEARS BY: DONNA HALL, DIRECTOR As the 2016-2017 season begins, two remaining openings at officer local associations forming the Greater GHUSBC welcomes its third positions will be addressed at a later Houston United States Bowling President, Kendra Hardy. date. Congress, or the shorter version GHUSBC. She takes on her new role with lots Eight new Directors join President of enthusiasm and much experience Hardy as they begin a two-year term: The old saying “You’ve Come a having served GHUSBC as First Vice David Gardner, Troy Jasmin, Robert Long Way Baby” comes to mind as President for four years and as Second Lazo, Greg McGhee, Ginger Ollison, we celebrate 10 years as a merged Vice President for 6 years. Kendra Sidney Shaver, Tory Taylor and Chloe organization. The Greater Houston has been bowling for nearly 40 years Sharp, Youth Director. In addition, USBC was formed with a Board of and she has been a member of the seven Directors were re-elected to a Directors consisting of five officers local association for over 20 years. two-year term: Tom Berry, Donna and 20 directors, including five youth She is looking forward to working Hall, Kelly Patterson, Jefsx Talbert directors for a total of twenty-five with the bowlers of Houston in her and Ed Calcote, Susan Hancock and members.
    [Show full text]
  • MICROCOPY 10SOLUT10,4 TEST Chart NATIOHAL BUREAU of STANOARDS-1963A DOCUMENT RESUME
    MICROCOPY 10SOLUT10,4 TEST ChART NATIOHAL BUREAU OF STANOARDS-1963A DOCUMENT RESUME ED 079 298 SP 006 716 TITLE New Ideas for Bowling Instruction. INSTITUTION American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, Washington, D.C. PUB DATE 70 NOTE 95p. AVAILABLE FROMNEA Publications-Sales, 1201 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ($3.00) EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS Athletic Equipment; Manuals; *Physical Education; Physical Education Facilities; *Physical Recreation Programs; Recreational Activities; Teaching Methods IDENTIFIERS *Bowling; Bowling Instruction ABSTRACT This document is an instructor's manual for teaching bowling to a wide range of students (elementary school to college) in either a school gymnasium or a teaching station with limited space. The material presented was adapted from teaching methods that had proved successful in diverse situations with many students. The manual is divided into fourteen chapters, including ones on bowling equipment and specifications, bowling etiquette and safety, basic fundamentals of bowling, evaluation and testing, administrative concerns, and bowling opportunities. Also included in the manual are drawings and diagrams, a glossary of bowling terms, a list of useful references and, as an appendix, a brief history of bowling which traces bowling back to the ancient Polynesians. (JA) U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION & WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION PtqmiS5,,C),L, THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO '0 4EPRCOLCE rP S COPYRIGHTED MATER It'sBY
    [Show full text]
  • Maple Lanes in Garden Grove Made the Channel 7 News When It Burned Down
    JUNE 27, 2019 CALIFORNIA 7502B Florence Ave, Downey,O CAWLING 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:EWS (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Team USA Wins Weber Cup XX Evens All-Time Series LAS VEGAS – The Weber Cup was conducted over a span of four days on Belmonte, Duke, Butturff and a single lane in a stadium- style setting at Mandalay Simonsen Nominated for Bay in Las Vegas. Team USA took advantage of 2019 ESPY Best Bowler Award the Weber Cup being con- by Jerry Schneider tested on its home turf for CHICAGO – Four-time Fans have the opportu- the first time in history as PBA Player of the Year Ja- nity to select the winners it defeated Europe 18-14 son Belmonte, PBA Hall of by voting online at ESPN. to win bowling’s version of Famer Norm Duke, and ris- com/ESPYS and social me- the Ryder Cup. ing stars Jakob Butturff and dia platforms. Click here to The Americans entered Anthony Simonsen – four vote. the fourth and final day of players who have already Hosted by actor/come- competition with a 14-9 Kyle Troup, Chris Barnes, Anthony Simonsen & Jakob Butturff put together milestone sea- dian Tracy Morgan, the lead and was able to secure Troup, Jakob Butturff and USA with a 287-278 win On the first day of com- sons on the GoBowling! awards will be announced the victory in seven match- Anthony Simonsen, while over Williams in Match 32 petition on Tuesday, the PBA Tour season in 2019 Wednesday, July 10 during es Friday.
    [Show full text]
  • Jon Van Hees Wins PBA Scorpion Championship for First PBA Tour
    October 22, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday January 14, 2016 B7502 E Florence Ave,owling Downey, CA 90240 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] n ews• Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Jon Van Hees Wins PBA Scorpion Championship For First PBA Tour Title 11-year veteran becomes first Rhode Island native to win a PBA Tour title RENO — Jon Van Hees’ ance at the end of a string patience finally paid its big- of 106 career tournaments. gest dividend when the 11- “I’m trying to get a handle year part-time Professional on them. It’s been an unbe- Bowlers Association Tour lievable 48 hours. competitor from Charles- “I started this quest 27 town, R.I., defeated Jason years ago. I’ve always been Sterner of Covington, Ga., kind of a late bloomer, but 202-176, to win the PBA if I put the time and effort Scorpion Championship into it, I can usually get to presented by Reno Tahoe where I want to go.” opening in the ninth frame. today would be my day, and USA at the National Bowl- Van Hees got his title When Waliczek was un- fortunately it was.” ing Stadium, becoming the after surviving a 209-191 able to strike to close the PBA World Series cov- first Rhode Island native to battle with Lonnie Walic- gap, Van Hees threw three erage on ESPN continues win a PBA Tour title. zek of Wichita, Kan., in strikes in his 10th frame with the stepladder finals The Scorpion Cham- the semifinal round, and a to seal a trip to the cham- of the Mark Roth/Marshall pionship aired Sunday on couple of bad frames in the pionship match where he Holman PBA Doubles ESPN.
    [Show full text]
  • Playing Rules
    Playing Rules (Effective August 1, 2020 to July 31, 2021) Toll-free phone: 1-833-381-2830 email: [email protected] website: www.tenpincanada.com i Canadian Tenpin Federation Officers and Directors 2020-2021 Season President Dave Kist ............................................................................................... [email protected] Vice-Presidents Elaine Yamron, First Vice-President ................................................ [email protected] Blaine Boyle, Second Vice-President .................................................. [email protected] National Office Cathy Innes, Executive Director .......................................................... [email protected] Awards ............................................................................................... [email protected] Member Services ................................................................ [email protected] 18762 58A Ave Surrey BC V3S 8G4 Toll-free Phone & Fax: 1-833-381-2830 Website: www.tenpincanada.com Directors Jody Scott ............................................................................................. [email protected] Wanda Howard ............................................................................... [email protected] Charlotte Konkle ................................................................................. [email protected] Curtis Kruschel ................................................................................ [email protected]
    [Show full text]
  • January 2018.P65
    PROUDLY PUBLISHED BY NNNewsewsews All the bowling news that’s fit to print in the Bowling Capital of the World VOL. 2, NO. 5 JANUARY 2018 McKay Event Raises Nearly $11,000 Proceeds benefit Karmanos and Hall of Fame The 27th Annual Tom McKay Pro- On the other end of the spectrum round up the balls. Am Invitational (formerly the Steve Ken Lotito and Bill Dewid ended up in Much thanks to the McKay Com- Cruchon Memorial Pro-Am) was held last place, which will put their names mittee and the MDUSBC Board for in December at Sterling Lanes in Ster- on the toilet seat. their support of the event. Members ling Heights and nearly $11,000 was The top eight teams won a bowling of the McKay Committee are Scott raised for two charities. ball. The bowling balls were donated Barker, Roy Biggs, George Bresinski, This event began in 1990 organized by manufacturers and pro shops in Ken Charrette, Tom McKay, Scott by Tom McKay, Ken Charrette and the support of the cause. Thanks to all and McLeod, John Vorpagel and Kevin late Lou Ivancik to raise money in a great deal of thanks to Kevin Wojcik Wojcik. Steve Cruchon’s name to fight can- and Chris Wissinger for working with Next year’s event is scheduled for cer and honor Cruchon with a memo- the manufacturers and pro shops to early December at Sterling Lanes. rial at the national Bowling Hall of Fame. While the causes are the same the event was re-named several years Bercier claims Women’s Series at Superbowl ago.
    [Show full text]
  • Tenpin Bowling Made Easy! Introduction
    Tenpin Bowling Made Easy! Introduction Thank you for your commitment to the sport of tenpin bowling. Tenpin Bowling Australia Ltd is the National Sporting Organisation as recognised by the Australian Sports Commission. Tenpin bowling is a sport for all, with no age, size, speed or strength limitations. It is scored objectively and is adaptable to any schedule or number of participants. Tenpin Bowling Australia is committed to creating environments and opportunities for all community members to participate in and enjoy the sport of Tenpin Bowling. Regardless of your ability and experience, if you choose to bowl for fun or health, if you dream of becoming a world champion or if you choose to participate in non-bowling roles like coaching and volunteering, tenpin bowling provides many opportunities. Tenpin Bowling – The Sport for a Lifetime! The future of our sport requires your support – join today. www.tenpin.org.au HOW TO SCORE Game A game consists of 10 frames. A maximum of two deliveries is made in each frame except in the 10th frame, when three deliveries are made if the player has scored a strike or a spare in that frame. X Strike A strike is scored when all the pins are knocked down by the first ball rolled in a frame. It is marked with an X. Because a strike earns 10 pins plus a bonus of all the pins knocked down by the next two balls, no figure is entered until the next two balls are rolled. A strike in the 10th frame earns two extra rolls. Spare / A spare is scored when all pins are knocked down with two deliveries.
    [Show full text]
  • Newsletter-Sep-2009.Pdf
    September 11, 2009 Vol. V, Issue 1 Your GFUSBC NewsNewsletterletter www.gfusbca.org Mission Statement The Greater Fredericksburg USBC is to be the unified organization of choice focused on the promotion and growth of the sport of bowling in and around the Greater Fredericksburg region. Bowlers, Welcome back from summer to the start of the 2009 œ 2010 bowling season. Some of you have kept in practice this summer, but many of you have not picked up a ball since spring. Even if you took the summer off, your Association did not rest. Many changes have taken effect for the new season. First of all, the Virginia State Bowling Association, Women‘s Bowling Association, and Youth Associations merged to form the Virginia State USBC. The women who paid an extra $1 to join the State BA last year no longer need to do so and will be able to bowl in both state and local tournaments. USBC made many changes to the awards program. The 11-in-a-row plague is now a trophy. Game and series achievement award patches will now be magnets and average requirements were changed to make them more meaningful. The 7-10, big four, triplicate, all spare game, and Dutch 200 game awards have been discontinued. USBC felt these accomplishments were not based on skill. The good news is local GFUSBC awards and criteria have not changed. GFUSBC held a league secretaries/presidents workshop at the beginning of August to review these changes; but sadly, less than half of the leagues were represented. In most cases, secretaries get paid at least 50 cents/person/night to perform their duties.
    [Show full text]
  • Six-Time PBA Tour Titlist Dave D'entremont Dies at Age 52
    October 17, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday October 17, 2013 P.O.B Box 4160, Downey,owling CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] n ews• Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Cheer for ABTA at Covina Kevin Gagnon Six-Time PBA Tour Titlist and for Round ONE Leads Cal Oaks’ of the Handicap Top Bowlers Dave D’Entremont Dies at Age 52 Bonus Special by Frank Weiler meet CLEVELAND — Six-time only major. He defeated Dave COVINA — The ABTA MURRIETA — Cal Oaks’ PBA Tour champion Dave Arnold, 215-202, in the cham- the will visit popular Covina Bowl Top 5 scratch bowlers after D’Entremont of Middleburg pionship match. Saturday in a Special One Day one month follow: Heights, Ohio, affectionately “Dave was never contro- Event. Round 1 of the 3 Event 1. Kevin Gagnon 250 known as “Double D” during versial and controversy was Greatest Handicap Bonus special. 2. Scott LaRiviere 242 a nearly quarter century career something he avoided,” said This is a Handicap Bonus 3. Jim Murtishaw 241 on Tour, died Saturday at a long-time friend, PBA Hall of event as is next week Oct. 26 4. Jeff Lewen 240 Cleveland area hospital at age Famer Wayne Webb. “He just bowlers at Forest Lanes, Lake Forest 5. Chris Valenzuela 238 52. Details regarding his death concentrated on the job he had and in two weeks Nov. 2 Oak In addition to the top five were not immediately avail- to do and as a result became a Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar.
    [Show full text]
  • CTF Playing Rules & Bylaws
    Playing Rules and National Bylaws (Effective August 1, 2019 to July 31, 2020) Toll-free phone & fax: 1-833-381-2830 email: [email protected] website: www.tenpincanada.com i Canadian Tenpin Federation Officers and Directors 2019-2020 Season President Brian McMaster ............................................................................. [email protected] Vice-Presidents Elaine Yamron, First Vice-President ........................................ [email protected] Dave Kist, Second Vice-President ......................................... [email protected] National Office Cathy Innes, Executive Director.......................................................... [email protected] 6619-193rd Street, Surrey, BC V4N 0C1 Toll-free Phone & Fax: 1-833-381-2830 Website: www.tenpincanada.com Directors Blaine Boyle ....................................................................................... [email protected] Wanda Howard .............................................................................. [email protected] Charlotte Konkle ...............................................................................ckonkle@tenpincanada.com Curtis Kruschel .............................................................................. [email protected] Jane Vetero ....................................................................................... [email protected] Felicia Wong (Athletes’ Council) ......................................................... [email protected]
    [Show full text]
  • September 2019.P65
    PROUDLY PUBLISHED BY NNNewsewsews All the bowling news that’s fit to print in the Bowling Capital of the World VOL. 4, NO. 1 SEPTEMBER 2019 Detroit Bowling Hall of Fame opens its doors to six new members Induction ceremonies set for Oct. 6 at St. Mary’s Roberts Jones Johnson Mintz Eatmon Dickerson The Detroit Bowling Hall of Fame winning the DWBA Queens in Bill Rhodman National champion Detroit Bowling Association team Committee, a committee of the Metro 2006. in 1991; the Rhodman Central Re- title in 1987 with the Biggs’ Bomb- Detroit USBC (MDUSBC), has She was named Female Bowler gion champion in 1991 and 2000; and ers team. Twice he earned second elected six new members to its Hall of the Year in the 2015-16 season by the Rhodman Senior champion in team Senior All-City honors (2006 of Fame and named three others for the Detroit Bowling Senate of the 2016. and 2009). special awards. This will increase the TNBA. He has at least sixty-four 300 He participated in the All-Star number of hall of fame members to Her career statistics include fifteen games and twenty-three 800 series league for 35 years, amassing six 277. 300 games and three 800 series, in- with a high of 857. His career high titles. He also won the Joe Paulus Yvonne Jones of Troy, Gerald cluding a high of 825. Her career high average is 242 in the 2012-13 sea- Sportsmanship Award five times. Johnson of Taylor, Edward Mintz of average is 227 in the 2006-07 sea- son.
    [Show full text]