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7502B Florence Ave, Downey,owling CA 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:ews (626) 252-2985 Fax: (562) 807-2288 BOND.... JULIA BOND WINS FIRST MAJOR AT 2021 USBC QUEENS RENO, Nev. - Julia earned $10,000 for her run- Bond of Aurora, Illinois, ner-up finish. capped a dominating per- The finals of the 2021 formance this week at the Queens were broadcast on National Bowling Stadium BowlTV.com. by winning her first ma- “This feels great,” said jor championship Tuesday Bond, who won her first at the 2021 United States career national tour title in Bowling Congress Queens. January at the PWBA Hall The 25-year-old right- of Fame Classic. “It’s a hander went undefeated very validating feeling to through the double-elimi- see that I’m on the right nation bracket and recorded path, making good choices her second win of the 2021 and learning. That’s been Professional Women’s the goal since my rookie Bowling Association Tour season, and this win is very season by defeating 2011 special.” USBC Queens champion Bond, who had to be de- Missy Parkin of Laguna feated twice as the top seed Hills, California, in the title for the stepladder finals in match, 238-154. the true double-elimination Bond claimed the cov- format, quickly took the eted tiara and the $20,000 lead in the title match, with first-place prize. Parkin continued on page 7 2021 Queens Champion Julia Bond Put Some Swag in Your Bag! SLAC USBC ANNUAL MEETING SET FOR JUNE 19 With only days (June Grinder V2 core but now is Southern LA County tending the meeting must vote on the potential merg- should yield increased ef- 1st) until the Swag line of using its USY 1 pearl cov- USBC members are in- RSVP online at slacusbc. er with North LA County ficiency and monetary sav- Bowling Balls become an erstock that debuted on the vited to attend our Annual com by JUNE 9. 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The More Things Change,by TheDave Williams More They Stay The Same While working on an article for BCM Maga- zine, I stumbled upon a PBA Tour Program Yearbook in my “mini-storage warehouse bowling museum” that had become separated from my 38 year collection of annuals. Every year the PBA would provide to each member a new copy as part of the $300 annual fee for membership, assuming that you also maintained the necessary criteria to be a part of this very elite group of traveling vagabonds.

The yearbook was from 1975, my very first year of membership in the PBA. As I perused the pages, a thought came to me that I have quoted often in my life - “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” The phrase is most often credited to Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr, an educator, writer and floriculturist from France that lived during the 19th century.

While major sponsors have always been important to the PBA members and their exis- tence, the names have changed considerably. Thumbing through the first few pages there are Earl Anthony full page advertisements from most of the indi- vidual tournament sponsors: Midas, Showboat Hotel, King Louie Apparel, Monroe Shock Absorb- ers, Ford Motor Company, Ebonite, AMF, Brunswick, Firestone, and The Miller Brewing Company, to name but a few.

Today, there seems to be only two major sponsors on the pro bowlers tour - Kia Motors and Guaranteed Rate Mortgage. Although this arrangement appears to be somewhat different than in 1975, the sponsorships that are necessary to improve the prize funds are still there… with an incredible assist from Bowlero, the mammoth bowling center conglomerate that’s obviously under- writing the whole process.

What I found most interesting were the player profiles near the center of the publication. Missing from the prominent players were both Pete Weber and Walter Ray Williams Jr., who had not yet begun their illustrious careers. The top player in earnings was Earl Anthony, who had just come off his best year in 1974, with five titles and a total of $96,160 in earnings.

Earl’s total may not seem like a lot compared to the numbers being flashed about today. At last count, Kyle Troup had earned $469,000 so far in 2021, eclipsing the one year record total of $419,700 set by Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the 2002-2003 season. However, if you adjust Earl’s winnings from 1974 for inflation, that amount equates to $541,245 (dollartimes.com). Walter Ray’s number is not as dramatic in change but does clock in at a record $618,681 when adjusted for inflation.

Taking a closer look at the player profiles, it is apparent that there’s a learning process that must take place before a player joins the elites of the game. In a regular job, it’s better known as “paying your dues.” Mark Roth provides a perfect example. The talented right handed bowler from New Jer- sey had five years under his belt at the time of the PBA publication in 1975, and showed a gradual improvement each year: 1970-$1,132; 1971-$2,520; 1972-$12,103; 1973-$19,900; 1974-$35,779. Mark Roth

And yet, there are exceptions to this rule. Appearing next to Roth in the yearbook is Eddie Ressler, a nineteen year old from Allentown, Pennsylvania. In only his second year on the tour, Eddie had claimed his first title in the Winston-Salem Classic at Major League Lanes in Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Another exception outlined in the 1975 yearbook is Mike Durbin, who won two titles in his inaugural season of 1967 on the PBA Tour (Tampa, Florida and Youngstown, Ohio), and a total of $23,035 in earnings (adjusted for inflation, that would equate to $182,371 today).

Durbin never seemed happy on the tour, often expressing his displeasure with the extensive travel. He originally hailed from Burbank, California, where his parents owned a six lane bowling center. Over the years, Mike tried his hand at managing a very large bowling center for Don Carter in the Fort Worth area, then spent a brief time as the PBA50 Senior Tournament Director, and fi- nally found his niche when he teamed with Denny Schreiner to form what is arguably the greatest broadcast team that bowling has ever known.

Another similarity that I noticed while thumbing through the pages of the 1975 Yearbook is in the scheduling of televised events. In 1975 the winter-spring events were televised on ABC, which originally began in 1962 as part of ABC’s Wide World of Sports. Then in 1974, Home Box Office (HBO) began airing the PBA’s Summer Tour with a slate of ten telecasts (ESPN did not begin televi- sion broadcasts until 1979 and aired their first PBA event in 1985). Today, it is Fox and Fox Sports (FS1) that have taken the reigns of the PBA telecasts with phenomenal results.

It’s too bad that Mike Durbin isn’t still competing on the PBA50 Tour. Since most of the events are now broadcast from just a few locations, and then rebroadcast at a later date, one of his major com- plaints about the travel has been eliminated. And no one was better at framing a shot, and making the same delivery over and over, once he was lined up at one of the tours stops. I’m not sure about Mr. Durbin’s health, or even his whereabouts, but if there’s anyone that could make a comeback at the age of 80, that person would be Mike Durbin!

(Photos provided compliments of PBA, LLC) Mike Durbin May 27, 2021 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 5 Page 6 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com May 27, 2021 “CALIFORNIA’S BEST BOWLERS” Do Well at The USBC - PWBA QUEENS TOURNAMENT by Frank Weiler RENO, NV - California’s top female professional bowlers showed they are In the four for three semi-final series Missy rolled the Top Series of 688 to earn capable of competing and defeating the best female bowlers in the world. the third seed in the step ladder finals. Diana Zavjalova rolled 683 for the fourth seed, Verity Crawley shot 598 for the fifth seed while Erin McCarthy shot 583 to Eight of the 109 entries at last weeks QUEENS TOURNAMENT were from be eliminated from the competition. California. All of our ladies bowled well with three cashing and making the cut to the Top 64 and Match Play. Our California ladies finished as follows after 15 Missy defeated Verity Crawley and Liz Kuhlkin during the step ladder finals before games of qualifying: losing to Julia Bond in the Championship Match. It was a great run for Missy and her best performance since winning the Queens in Syracuse, New York in 2011. Place Bowler Home Town Average Plus/Minus Our Top qualifier STEPHANIE ZAVALA had no 3 Stephanie Zavala Downey 223 +346 luck during Match Play losing her two matches, her 44 Missy Parkin Laguna Hills 205 +84 second match by just nine pins to Taylor Bailey 624 57 Nicole Hiraoka Daly City 201 +16 to 615! Stephanie is in the mix for Player of the Year 64 CUT LINE 200 +1 after winning the Greater Cleveland Open just a week 65 Alejandra Urrutia Highland 200 Even before the Queens. 77 Kristie Leong Daly City 194 -90 86 Debbie Ayers La Mesa 190 -147 Daly City’s NICOLE HIRAOKA won one of her 98 Karen Rosprim Albany 188 -173 three matches with a 686 to 569 victory over Lili 106 Jill Creamer Folsom 178 -322 Robles. Great bowling against the best female bowlers in the world. ALEJANDRA URRUTIA was the unluckiest bowler of the week missing the cut by one pin! That’s one pin after fifteen games of qualifying. Making the cut Stephanie Zavala What is going on in DALY CITY, CALIFORNIA? would have meant a check and the opportunity to win the title. Once in Match Some say it’s the water, some say it’s the “grass”. Anyway, two of California’s Play anything is possible. Win six consecutive matches and you would be Top outstanding bowlers competing at this years Queens are from Daly City! That’s Seed on the step ladder finals. That’s what Julia Bond did after finishing tenth twice as many competitors from Daly City as from any other community in the most after fifteen games of qualifying. populous state in the United States! Daly City placed more women in the Queen’s field than Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento and SanDiego combined! MISSY PARKIN was California’s Top Finisher ending up in Second Place to Champion Julia Bond. After finishing 44th during qualifying Missy proved she is a Why aren’t the best female bowlers from California’s biggest cities competing great Match Play bowler. She won five one-on-one three game matches losing on the PWBA TOUR? Come on ladies show us what you’ve got. just one match to Liz Kuhlkin. Missy won matches over Bryanna Cote, Aseret “CALIFORNIA BOWLERS ARE THE BEST BOWLERS IN THE WORLD”. Our Zetter, Jordan Richard, Lindsay Boomershine and Top Seed Danielle McEwan. California ladies competing in this years Queens Tournament proved that with their strong performances. Go ladies Go.

Looking Back 2011July thru December 10 years sounds like a long time ago or just a flash. The Bowling News staff was lucky to record scores, people, places and things for history. Let’s turn the pages and remember better times by Carol Mancini Check the honor roll box on the front page every week for the current high Linbrook Bowling Center was open 24 hours a day! • scores. • • Chris Barnes made an appearance on the today show, did a few stunts and • What year was the PBA founded? Connie Marchione knows. gave a few tips. • It took Bob Smith and 14 helpers to run his event at South Point. Rolling Stone magazine called “The Big Lebowski” the most worshiped com- • edy of its generation. • Frank Weiler won the “Best Editorial” award at the National BWAA conven- tion. The Pacific Bowler owners retired, and the Bowling News was the only • source of advertising and bragging left. August 18, 2011. • Empire Bowl’s no more spares league was weird! You only rolled one ball per frame, what you knock down was your score. Anybody remember??? Every week – just check for the articles by Frank Weiler. It’s like having a • cup of coffee with a friend and catching up on the latest people, places and • July 31 through August 7 was declared a National Bowling Week. things. • California bowlers donated $123,000 to BVL. Number one nationwide. Three-time Hall of Famer Billy Myers Sr. started organizing leagues in heav- • en. Only man I ever knew that could bowl either right or left-handed. • What pro shop declared itself home of the Bach Thumb? (read July 14 paper) • Linbrook Bowling Center celebrated their 53rd birthday. • Jason Belmonte was named “Best Bowler” and received ESPY award at yearly ESPY ceremony. The Essentials of Bowling, a book by Steve Felege was readable week by • week - chapter by chapter starting September 30, 2011. • July 21, 2011, page 9. A story by Frank Weiler worth reading how far can a kangaroo jump? Guaranteed for a smile! Chino Hills got a bowl! Chaparral 300 - 34 lanes, mechanical bull, karaoke, • 44-ounce draft beer and live bands. Even pins and balls! • You could now find your average (past and present) on bowl.com if you were a member in good standing. John Haveles held the reigns at Linbrook. He played a mean game of pin- • ball! • Bowlium fun on Sundays. Hawaiian League. Bowl now, go to Hawaii any time league is over. Their Tattoo League was strange! The Christmas issue, December 16, was a great one. Greetings from all • centers, clubs and associations. The Bowling News staff spent many hours • New weekend action - The Bowlers Tour. Short version TBT, no details. Just putting it together and getting it delivered to all the centers from Reno to Ve- show up with $45. gas to San Diego. • Check “Bowling Trivia” on page 8, July 28, 2011. 2011 was a great year for the bowling business; new centers, new pro shops and new clubs, awards galore. Did you make the news? Will look for you in 2012. • Women were winning the A.B.TA. The guys were babysitting. P.S. Carol Mancini only has 10 books left. Essentials of Bowling is free send me • STORM proudly announced their latest lane weapons: THE MARVEL your name and complete address. [email protected] Janice Miller and PEARL. BIG DEAL. It was round and pretty. Mon Buhain - need your address!! May 27, 2021 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 7 Carol's Corner by Carol Mancini E-mail: [email protected] I was inspired to think about bowling after visiting the local center here in Medford, Oregon. They are open only in the evening and limited lane use. Every other pair seemed the rule. No food and no bar service.

So what to chit chat about this week? The “good old days” of course! What do all bowlers have in common? Balls? Teams? Scores? Etc. etc. etc.

I like inventive team names. Here are few on my fun list.

Split personalities, Bi-Polar Bowlers, Ball Barians, Les Miserabowls, Spare Change, E-Bowl-A, Bowl Movements, Britney Spares, Peter Pin, and I Can’t Believe it’s not a Gutter. Dean always tried to sneak in the team name “Sofa King What?” but that only worked once!

What’s your favorite? Send it to me at [email protected] or News@ CaliforniaBowlingNews.com

Are you ready to get back on the lanes? Is your team ready? Big thanks to writers for your input over the past months. God bless you, Bette Addington.

Queens continued from page 1 Parkin opening in two of her first four frames.

Bond stayed clean through the first six frames and then tossed six consecutive strikes to seal the victory.

Bond noted how quickly the 42-foot oil pattern was transitioning during her warm-up shots as she waited for the opportunity to start the title match, and she was able to see the path she wanted to take.

“Every time I was able to take a couple of practice shots, I would mark down where I finished,” said Bond, a five-time Team USA member. “When I returned to pair, I would start there and see how much it changed. I think we did a good job of tracking the transition and moves, so it didn’t take me too long to figure out where I needed to be after a few small tweaks. Staying in the pocket was the name of the game.”

The three-time PWBA Regional champion also was able to rely on things she learned Monday in the final match in the winners bracket against Liz Kuhlkin of Schenectady, New York. Bond rolled 257 in the final game of that match after making a jump to the left. She recorded the win and earned the top seed, 663-620.

“In the match against Liz, I had to change my game plan, and it gave me confidence to know I could make the jump into that zone,” Bond said. “I had tried to see what was out farther right, which had been my path to success for most of the bracket, and it looked like by the time it was going to be my turn in the title match, it wasn’t going to look too great. A lot of it was reading my ball motion and trusting what I saw. I made some quick decisions and trusted it, and fortunately, it worked.”

Parkin won two matches to advance to the final, but she also knew she would have to make some moves to stay ahead of the transition in the title match.

Parkin defeated England’s Verity Crawley, 236-220, before striking out in the ninth and 10th frames of her semifinal match to defeat Kuhlkin, 223-211.

Kuhlkin had the chance to double in the final frame to advance to the championship match, but she left a 2 pin on her first delivery.

“They were transitioning very quickly, like they had all week,” said Parkin, who made her third championship-round appearance of the season and collected her second runner- up finish of 2021. “Even before the final match, I had grabbed another bag because I was anticipating what was going to happen. Unfortunately, I made the wrong move to start and didn’t figure them out quick enough.”

The 39-year-old right-hander took away a lot of positives from her time at the NBS, knowing she made some strides in her execution during the week. WANTED “I’m extremely proud of my execution,” said Parkin, a 12-time Team USA member. “Starting the week, I didn’t really have a great look. I ended up drilling a few bowling balls, which made a big difference, and I feel, especially yesterday, I physically executed Looking for Energetic, Committed really well during the matches. I’m very proud with how I bowled this week.” Tuesday’s stepladder finals started with Crawley defeating Latvia’s Diana Zavjalova, and Responsible Employees 197-172. in Southern California Zavjalova was looking to become the third player to win three Queens titles after capturing the tiara in 2013 and 2017. USBC and PWBA Hall of Famers Mildred Ignizio (1967, 1970, 1971) and Wendy Macpherson (1988, 2000, 2003) are the only players to Mechanics win the event three times. The 2021 event started with 110 competitors. After 15 games of qualifying over three Desk, Bar, Food Service days, the top 63 players and Ukraine’s Dasha Kovalova, who was guaranteed a spot in the bracket as the defending champion, advanced to match play. Send resumes to Kovalova won two matches at the NBS before she was eliminated Monday by Josie Barnes of Hermitage, Tennessee, 629-609. Kovalova finished tied for 25th place.

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