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B7502 Florence Ave, owlingDowney, CA 90240 • Website: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] News • Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 31st Season of the Brunswick Jonathan Barraca Wins Third ABTA Title Invitational Floors at Del Rio Lanes $7,600 at West Covina Lanes 20 TEAMS RETURN TO BATTLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP Lopito Caluag 2nd $1,500 - Tae Sik Hwang 3rd $750 Randy Bowers 4th $330 by Mike Cammarata Villaroman Wins $4,745 Match Game • Match Series $5,000 DOWNEY — The The final sweeper for the less, it takes a lot of work by Bob Smith Brunswick Invitational re- season was also changed and I’m thankful for all the West Covina – ABTA’s Godfrey Galsim in second see who will meet the top turned from the summer this year, becoming a four people that help to make it Labor Day Tournament at with a +98 sat out the first qualifier, Lopito Caluag. break to floor for the 31st game sweeper with one go, season after season. West Covina hosted 323 game of the elims. Their match went evenly time in its rich history. game being bowled on Without going into too bowlers. The tournament The elims began and with a couple of missed op- Bowlers, both seasoned each of the patterns used much detail on tonight’s started on Friday, Septem- eliminate and paid off 18th portunities for both bowl- veterans and league rook- throughout the year. action. Congrats to Eric ber 2nd, cut scores Men to 32nd, $195. 10th to ers, but in the end, Jonathan ies started arriving early, Dean Sanderson is re- Snow (781), Jon Diso (790) +74 and Women +81. 17th, $215. had the pleasure of meeting excited to get the season turning to the league once and Paul Barraco (789). Saturday, September Nine bowlers had some Lopito. Tae Sik Hwang underway. again, and will be continu- Great bowling. 3rd, cut scores Men +87 very close matches that placing third worth $750. There were a couple of ing his tradition of adding There are a couple of and Women +88. Sunday, made it exciting for the The championship match small changes made to the $1000 into the Financial individual spots that could final day, scores were Men cheering squads, as horse’s started with Lopito opening league this year, as always, Advisors Pot that paid out be up for grabs as the final +87 and Women +67. The at least paid $591. Godfrey the first frame, marked the to keep it fresh and inter- over $300 each week last teams are still finishing up last chance, re-entry squad, Galsim, Eugene “Big Cat” next three, but opened the esting. One example is that season and over $10,000 their rosters. If you are Men +70 and Women +42. Haynes, Cezar Marcella next three frames giving every round of the season on sweeper night. Thanks interested in bowling but The top qualifiers were and James Borillo ended Jonathan the opportunity will have an optional dou- from the league, to Dean. didn’t wind up on a team, Teddy Villaroman +161 6th - 9th and $280 each. to forge ahead on the tough bles sweeper on the final I also want to thank all don’t hesitate to call me. and Kelly Manuel +134. Now it was Cyndi Kel- lanes. It was still fairly night of the round, with of the team captains that For those that were They will get a paid entry ly vs Tae Hwang and Jon close since Jonathan also $1500 being added into the take my calls all sum- here, thank you so much to any regular tournament. Barraca vs Randy Bowers. opened in the 7th and 8th sweeper out of the league mer long as we are build- for coming back for yet an- The semis totaled 62 bowl- Randy failed in the end. but found his shot, struck prize fund. ing the league. It’s never other season. It’s sure to be ers including five super Jonathan won and Cyndi in the 9th and spared in the easy. Some teams are com- as exciting as ever and I’ll seniors, Will Samson, Jun bowled well but Tae fin- 10th closing it out with a plete by the end of June. look forward to seeing you Contreras, Bert Pamintu- ished strong to win. Randy 165/213. Lopito opened in A couple were completed again next Monday night. an, Beth Borci and Cecile and Cyndi were 4th and the 9th, and sealed his fate. this past weekend. Regard- Results page 14. Cruz. 32 bowlers made the 5th with very fine bowling, The title went to the like- Photo cut to the Single Elim Fi- $330 each in a close match. able Barraca. Lopito took nals, Men +42 and Women Jonathan Barraca home $1,500 for second Riverside Lanes to Host +39. Lopito Caluag, one of bowled Randy Bowers, place. Jonathan’s win was our new bowlers, took the but with Jonathan’s steady worth $7,600 for his 3rd ti- Contestby Carol Mancini Televised Bowling Tourney top honors at +156 and had bowling, he eliminated tle. Jonathan was the horse Email us at news@cali- Submitted by Dustin Markowitz the pleasure of sitting out to Randy handily. It’s Jona- paying $240. forniabowlingnews.com LAUGHLIN — A deal provided by the award wait for the championship. than’s and Tae’s chance to continued on page 5 your favortie photo taken with California based nominated Bowling inside a bowling center. American Sports syndica- Evolved broadcast team of Good subjects are kids, tor TVS Television Net- Markowitz and five-time pets, pins, balls, seniors etc. work will result in Bowl- Professional Bowlers Assn. etc. etc.. ing Evolved’s Two by Four Tour champion Eric Forkel. All pictures will be pub- tournament being record- The format has doubles lished and a winner will be ing for future broadcast- teams bowling four games choosen. Your prize??? ing on streaming services of qualifying across eight 20 Free Games!!! At and TV tournament direc- lanes with the top four the center of your choice. tor and Bowling Evolved teams advancing to a step- Deadline November 7th. founder Dustin Markowitz ladder finals that will be Winner will be an- announced. taped by TVS. The step- nounced November 23rd. “It is my hope that we ladder will be Baker-style at Bowling Evolved can single-game elimination aid the revival of bowling matches. Featured Writers on all digital mediums and Handicap is 100 percent This Week support competitive bowl- of 210. ing once again,” Markow- The entry fee is $80 per Scribes Page itz said. team with a guaranteed Mike Cammarata 1 The tournament, which $2,000 top prize. There Steve Felege 2 is being sponsored by Mon- also will be brackets and Jonathan Barraca Wins Labor Day Special $7,600 at West Covina Lanes Dustin Markowitz 1 goose Bowling Products, side pots as well as an op- Lopito Caluag is 2nd $1,500 Ted Hwang 3rd $750 (L-R) Analiza Agoncillo ABTA Director, “Big Cat” Eugene Haynes 7th, $280, Tai Sik Carol Mancini 1 will be held Sunday, Nov. tional five-game sweeper 20 at Riverside Lanes in on Saturday, Nov. 19. En- “Ted” Hwang 3rd $750, Bob Smith ABTA head, Jon Barraca Champion $7,600, Lopito Bob Smith 1,5,12 Laughlin, Nev. tries will be limited to the Caluag 2nd $3,500, hard working Jessica Coffey West Covina Lanes Rep., and Greg Frank Weiler 8 Commentary will be continued on page 10 Kokanour ABTA Director. Upcoming New PBA Tour Broadcasts
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A more difficult problem to fix is this: You just don’t know where the ball’s going, and it rarely rolls over your target. This is generally the sign of someone not using a wrist brace, by Steve Felege not focusing on their wrist position, or both. The cure is to buy a good wrist brace* and The Perfect Game focus on the position of your wrist, particularly when you release the ball. Once you do, your whole game will improve because the wrist causes most of your problems. It flexes, Dear Mr./Ms. “Average” Bowler, There are three things you should know: rotates, and moves side-to-side. It’s a devious little culprit because it affects the direction of your arm-swing and, at the release point, determines how smoothly the ball will come 1. As a general rule, a perfect strike is created by a ball travelling on a line which car- off your hand. Both are crucial to reliably getting your ball onto that all-important strike- ries it into the pocket heading directly at the center of the five-pin. line. Bowling is a game of consistency and the wrist rarely cooperates. A good brace does more than just protect you from injury, it makes the wrist less flexible so you can 2. You are a better bowler than your average indicates. The cause of your low concentrate on its rotational position, the secret to consistent arm-swing direction and average is not an inability to put your ball on that strike line; it’s a lack of confidence. releases. Confidence results from doing your homework. Like tests in high school, the more you > One last tip: Developing a solid mental image of yourself delivering good shots is studied, the more confident you became. Bowling is no different. important when self-coaching because whatever you do must happen in your brain first. To help develop this visualization skill, it helps to watch the better bowlers in your league. 3. To improve, you must use the targeting system built into the lanes. If you resist How they deliver the ball is the reason they score so well. It only makes sense to copy advice to use the arrows and dots because you prefer to look at the pins, read no farther. some of what they do as best you can. A friend with an iPad, set to “Video,” can also be a You are too stubborn for your own good, and destined to remain an “average” bowler. No big help. The positive effects of watching yourself bowl are numerous. amount of coaching can/will help you. Well, there you have it; a primer on self-coaching. Your delivery consists of a stance, push-away, arm-swing and release knitted to a very short stroll. All five can be modified HERE WE GO AGAIN to get the job done, but keep things simple by adjusting only one at a time. You already know how to bowl; now you have a starting point for teaching yourself to As another season blossoms, we all wish for better results from our efforts. Unfortu- bowl better. Good coaching equals good bowling; don’t let yourself down. nately, wishes don’t create strikes and spares. If you seriously want higher scores, get a good coach. Coaches can diagnose the flaws in your delivery and recommend cures. Comments or questions? PICK UP THE PHONE!!! Call Carol Mancini @ 1-562- But how can you find a good one? The answer may surprise you: Look in the mirror. 807-3600 (Monday 2-7 PM PT). Or Email us at: [email protected]. Nobody knows your whole approach better than you. No one else can know how the We’d love to hear from you! ball feels when it comes off your hand. Let’s face it, when you make one bad shot after another, you don’t need a coach to say so; you already know. What you don’t know is P.S. This article was written from the right-hand perspective. Left-handers need only how to fix your problems. Experimenting with your delivery is the best way to learn that. mirror-image the advice. Here are a few tips for getting started: * Personally, I prefer the Robby’s “Original” wrist brace. It’s inexpensive, effective, > Any time you don’t roll a strike, accept this fact: It’s because you made a mistake. comfortable, and lasts for years. Spray it with disinfectant and wash it occasionally or, like That may sound harsh, but only means you need to make a correction. It’s called “adjust- any wrist brace, it’ll develop a smell like a pair of teenagers sweat-socks. ing,” and is extremely important. The average bowler is a creature of habit, which is the curse that causes low averages. So, step one of self-coaching is learning to say, “Well, that didn’t work! I’ll try something different.” CALIFORNIA BOWLING NEWS SPECIAL OFFER > Step two is to figure out what to do differently. That requires diagnosis of your errant shots. Fortunately, there are only two types of bad shots and they are diagnosed like Want more information to help you self-coach? Steve’s book is loaded with it and we have this: “That ball went too much to the right.” (A bit right = a ten-pin leave; a bit more = a bunch of them. It’s short, concise and will make you a better bowler. In fact, we present a washout; way right = a channel shot), or “That shot went too far left.” (A bit left = a a copy to every participant in our bowling seminars. To get one of your own, just fill in the four-pin leave; a bit more left = a split; way left = another gutter-duster). (See, this isn’t following order form. hard.) By keeping things simple, coaching yourself becomes less intimidating. ______Okay. Now what? Again, keep things simple by answering this question: “Do my shots travel consistently too far right (or left), or are they just all over the place? Curing Please send a copy of Steve Felege’s, THE ESSENTIALS OF BOWLING: Approaching either of these problems relies on using the targets. the Perfect Game to: Let’s start by dealing with shots that hit your target, but consistently go too far right. The cure is to move your stance to the right while aiming for the same arrow. That moves Name: ______the ball’s path to the left. Do you remember learning about lever-action, where a board pivots on a fulcrum? Address: ______Push the board down at one end and the other end moves in the opposite direction. Think of the ball’s trajectory as a line that pivots on a fulcrum; the fulcrum being the State & Zip ______target you aim for. You are at one end of the line, the pocket is at the other. Aiming for the same target, moving your stance farther right makes the ball’s path end farther left; Enclose $10.00 to cover the book, shipping and handling. Send cash, check or money moving your stance to the left moves the trajectory to the right. TADAAAA! order to: California Bowling News, 7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey, CA 90240. Offer good This concept also allows you to make spares much more consistently; the real secret while supplies last. to raising your average. How much should you adjust your stance right or left? That depends on how far the trajectory needs to move. Maybe just a board or two for a strike; Rated #1 September 9th, 2016 on Amazon.com 3, 6, or 9 boards for most spares. You’ll figure that out as your self-coaching abilities progress. September 15, 2016 www.californiabowlingnews.com Page 3
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continued from page 1 shot/Brunswick drilled by at action Lanes Saturday. Jonathan Barraca is Memo, married to John and Check in early!!! from Anaheim, used his have two children and three Don’t forget... BYE on Storm drilled by Ben Mach grandchildren. September 24th! at Westminster Lanes. He Congratulations to Ted Check in early see our has one son Brenden but he Villaroman hitting the related story and ad for in- was not on hand this time to Match Game for $4,745 formation! see his daddy’s win. with his 221 game. All pots Lopito Caluag is from are carried over to Action Fontana, used a Hammer/ Lanes this Saturday, Sep- ABTA Legend drilled by Memo tember 17th. West Covina - Sept 2-4, 2016 Rosales. Amelia and Lopi- We’re taking a BYE on 1 Jonathan Barraca 648 $3,000.00 Cash & Carry $3,600.00 to have three children, Em- September 24th. 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Canadian Native Francois Lavoie Earns Top Berth in Sweden’s Jesper Svensson to Bid for Fourth Title of PBA Wolf Open as PBA Fall Swing Gets Underway 2016 Season as Top Qualifier in PBA Bear Open ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Canadian native Francois Lavoie, now living in Wichita, ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Sweden’s Jesper Svensson, already the only player in Profes- Kan., earned the top berth for the stepladder finals of the PBA Wolf Open Monday as the sional Bowlers Association history to win five titles by the age of 21, will try to make it Professional Bowlers Association Fall Swing got underway at Thunderbowl Lanes. six in the PBA Bear Open Saturday at Thunderbowl Lanes. Svensson, a two-handed player who bowls from the left side, was top qualifier in Lavoie, who starred with the Wichita State University bowling program, averaged the Bear Open Tuesday with a 12-game total of 2,706 pins, overtaking E.J. Tackett of 239.83 for his 12 qualifying games to claim the lead with a total of 2,878 pins, 76 ahead of Huntington, Ind., in the final game to earn the top run in the Bear Open stepladder finals. Australia’s two-handed star Jason Belmonte. The 24-year-old rookie, bowling in only his The Bear Open is the second of four PBA Tour title events that are part of the PBA fourth PBA Tour event, will make his national television debut on CBS Sports Network Fall Swing. The Bear Open finals will be contested Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in Thunderbowl on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 9 p.m. Lanes’ historic arena bay, and will air on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday, Sept. 28, “It should be exciting. I’m looking forward to it,” Lavoie said. “I’m just drinking up at 9 p.m. ET. all the experiences.” Svensson, a leading contender for PBA Player of the Year honors after winning the After ranking third in the first eight games bowled earlier Monday in the main section PBA Rookie of the Year title in 2015, is trying to become the PBA’s first four-time win- of Thunderbowl Lanes, Lavoie dominated competition Monday night when the second ner of 2016. He knows he’s leading the race, but he doesn’t want to think about it quite six-game round was bowled in Thunderbowl’s historic arena bay, built in 1961 as a show- this early. case for premier bowling competition. “To be honest, I’m trying to not think about it much,” Svensson said. “I’ll just try to “I think the surface on the lanes in the bay was a little different, so it played different bowl as good as I can. It’s nice to be in the lead, but I just hope I can stay there for the than the main center,” Lavoie said, “but it was still fairly understandable if you were able rest of the season.” to do the right thing with ball motion. And I was able to do that pretty well.” Svensson said bowling six games on the demanding Bear oiling pattern in the main Lavoie, who grew up in Quebec City, is living in Wichita on a temporary visa, but section of Thunderbowl and another six in the historic arena bay “was hard, but it was plans to apply for a athlete visa to stay here full-time. hard for everyone. It was close at the end and I’m glad I could finish it up. “As long as I want to be a competitive bowler, I think I need to be in the U.S. and “I think I had a pretty good look in the arena,” he added. “I hope I can find the same Wichita is pretty centrally located to a lot of competitive bowling. Plus it’s a great city,” kind of ball reaction during the TV show” which will be contested in the arena. he said. Also qualifying for the Bear Open finals were Tackett with 2,668 pins; Josh Blanchard Belmonte, the three-time reigning PBA Player of the Year, is trying for his 13th PBA of Mesa, Ariz., with a 2,660 total; John Szczerbinski, N. Tonawanda, N.Y., 2,622, and Jon Tour title, but first of the 2016 season. He qualified for his eight career PBA Summer/Fall Van Hees, Charlestown, R.I., 2,597. Swing television final, one shy of Bill O’Neill’s record in the fourth annual multi-event After six qualifying games each on the short 32-foot Wolf lane oiling pattern and the program. flat, 40-foot U.S. Open-style Bear pattern, left-hander Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst, N.Y., Eighteen-time PBA Tour champion Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, fired a 300 held the qualifying lead for the Detroit Open qualifying rounds which will be held Thurs- game earlier Monday to take the early lead but slipped to third place in the evening ses- day in Thunderbowl’s arena bay. The field of 18 Detroit Open qualifiers will be decided sion. Barnes, 46, is seeking his first title on U.S. soil since winning the 2013 PBA Viper after Wednesday’s six qualifying games on the long, 52-foot Badger Open pattern. Open in Las Vegas. Barnes’ most recent titles were won in Qatar (2014) and Japan (2015). The Detroit Open stepladder finals field will be determined Thursday by combining Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Fla., qualified fourth and 19-year-old Texas two-hander the pinfall totals for the first 18 qualifying games with scores from three additional six- Anthony Simonsen, a leading contender in the 2016 PBA Player of the Year race, slipped game rounds on the Wolf, Bear and Badger patterns. Those rounds are scheduled for past Kris Prather of Milton, Fla., by six pins in the final game to clinch the fifth steplad- Thursday at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. der berth. Also at stake as the PBA Fall Swing progresses will be berths in the King of the Swing The Wolf Open stepladder finals will be conducted on Saturday, Sept. 10, at 11 a.m. special event that will conclude the Fall Swing. The King of the Swing will include the for telecast on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 9 p.m. ET. winners of each of the three animal pattern events and the Detroit Open plus the highest- The first six games in the Wolf, Bear and Badger Opens count as the qualifying legs ranking player in competition points for the Fall Swing who doesn’t win a title. to determine the 18 players who will advance to the Detroit Open qualifying finals on All preliminary rounds of the Fall Swing are being covered live, exclusively on PBA’s Thursday. The PBA Fall Swing continues Tuesday with two rounds of Bear Open qualify- online video streaming channel, Xtra Frame. For subscription information, visit pba.com ing at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. ET, followed by two rounds of Badger Open qualifying at the and click on the Xtra Frame link. same times on on Wednesday. All preliminary rounds of the Fall Swing are being covered live, exclusively on PBA’s online video streaming channel, Xtra Frame. For subscription PBA BEAR OPEN information, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link. Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. Sept. 6 Final Qualifying Standings PBA WOLF OPEN Finals air on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 6 p.m.): Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. Sept. 5 1, Jesper Svensson, Sweden, 2,706. Final Qualifying Standings 2, E.J. Tackett, Huntington, Ind., 2,668. Finals air on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday, Sept. 21, 6 p.m.) 3, Josh Blanchard, Mesa, Ariz., 2,660. 1, Francois Lavoie, Wichita, Kan., 2,878. 4, John Szczerbinski, N. Tonawanda, N.Y., 2,622. 2, Jason Belmonte, Australia, 2,802. 5, Jon Van Hees, Charlestown, R.I., 2,597. 3, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, 2,783. 6, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 2,582, $1,500. 4, Tom Daugherty, Riverview, Fla., 2,773. 7, Brandon Novak, Chillicothe, Ohio, 2,579, $1,300. 5, Anthony Simonsen, Princeton, Texas, 2,739. 8, Jason Sterner, Cocoa, Fla., 2,536, $1,100. 6, Kristopher Prather, Milton, Fla., 2,733, $1,500. 9, Devin Bidwell, Wichita, Kan., 2,533, $900. 7, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., 2,697, $1,300. 10, Shawn Maldonado, Houston, 2,520, $800. 8, Anthony Pepe, Elmhurst, N.Y., 2,685, $1,100. 11, Andrew Graff, Las Vegas, 2,506, $700. 9, Kyle Troup, Taylorsville, N.C., 2,677, $900. 12, Rhino Page, Orlando, 2,469, $600. 10, Jason Sterner, Cocoa, Fla., 2,655, $800. 11, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 2,591, $700. 12, Jesse Buss, Belvidere, Ill., 2,549, $600. Upcoming New PBA Tour Broadcasts
Tournament Date Time Channel PBA Wolf Open Wed, Sep 21, 2016 6:00 PM CBS Sports Network PBA Bear Open Wed, Sep 28, 2016 6:00 PM CBS Sports Network PBA Badger Open Wed, Oct 05, 2016 6:00 PM CBS Sports Network PBA Detroit Open Wed, Oct 12, 2016 6:00 PM CBS Sports Network September 15, 2016 www.californiabowlingnews.com Page 7 6:00 pm on CBS Sports Network
Texan Wes Malott Tops PBA Badger Open Finalists, Australia’s Jason Belmonte Tops PBA Detroit Open Canada’s Lavoie Paces Top 18 Detroit Open Qualifiers Qualifying, Earns Three Shots at PBA Fall Swing Titles ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, outlasted Sean Rash of ALLEN PARK, Mich. –Australia’s Jason Belmonte, trying to energize his bid for an Montgomery, Ill., to earn the top qualifying berth for the Professional Bowlers Associa- unprecedented fourth consecutive PBA Player of the Year title, qualified No. 1 for the tion Badger Open stepladder finals Wednesday night at Thunderbowl Lanes. PBA Detroit Open finals at historic Thunderbowl Lanes Thursday to cap a four-event Malott, a 39-year-old 10-time PBA Tour champion, went head-to-head with Rash for qualifying series with his third chance to win his first 2016 title. the lead over the final six games, winning the duel with a 226 final game to Rash’s 162. Belmonte, who failed to qualify among the top 12 in the Bear Open on Tuesday, had a Malott finished the Badger qualifying round with a 2,854 pinfall total and a 36-pin lead solid six-game round on the flat 41-foot Bear pattern Thursday afternoon to take the lead over Rash. and he maintained his pace throughout the Badger qualifying round Thursday night to “The last six games, Sean was bowling well, and I was just kinda staying on the show,” lock up his 10th television appearance in the four-year history of the PBA Fall/Summer Malott said. “But when (Rash) got into trouble, I kinda kicked it into gear and was able Swing. The 33-year-old two-handed star qualified earlier in the week for the PBA Wolf to take over.” and Badger Open finals. In leading the Badger field, Malott qualified for his first PBA Summer/Fall Swing Belmonte finished the 36-game Detroit Open qualifying phase, bowled in three 12- television appearance. game blocks on the PBA’s Wolf, Bear and Badger oiling patterns, with a 229.9 average “As far as these (Wolf, Bear and Badger) patterns are concerned, this is only the sec- for an 8,277 pinfall total. Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., qualified second with 8,100 pins ond time I’ve bowled on them,” Malott said. “I didn’t have any success at all in Oklahoma followed by Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, at 8,078; E.J. Tackett of Huntington, Ind., (last year’s tournament host), but I’ve had some success at Thunderbowl in the past, so it at 7,953 and Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Fla., with 7,927 pins. kinda shows some centers favor certain styles, and everything came together for me here. Daugherty, who entered the day in 14th place, completed his charge to the stepladder I hope it continues during the TV show.” finals with a 268 final game to win a battle with Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y.; Rhino Also qualifying for the CBS Sports Network telecast were Canadians Graham Fach Page of Orlando, Fla., and Canada’s Francois Lavoie for the final berth in the stepladder of Guelph, Ontario, and Quebec City native Francois Lavoie, who now lives in Wichita, finals. Kan. Australia’s Jason Belmonte claimed the fifth spot in the finals when Denmark’s “It’s always fun when more pins fall for you than anyone else,” Belmonte said. “I Thomas Larsen missed a spare in the 10th frame. always set a very high standard for myself and the beginning of this year was good, but Fach, who won the Barbasol PBA Players Championship for his first title earlier in I’m here to win. That’s the goal I set, and when you’re not at your best, that’s the frustrat- the year, and Lavoie, the top qualifier in the Wolf Open on Monday, are the leading ing part. So for the past few months, I’ve worked very hard to lose a few kilos, become candidates for PBA Rookie of the Year honors. Belmonte is trying for a record fourth extremely focused on my spare game and it’s paying off. consecutive PBA Player of the Year award, but the Australian two-handed star has yet to “I don’t want to be second, ever, so I’m going to work harder than anyone else to get win a title in 2016. to the top again.” The Badger Open is the third and final animal pattern event, all three of which played With his high-revolution game, Belmonte has historically struggled on the shorter lane roles in determining the finalists for the PBA Detroit Open, which is the fourth PBA Tour oiling patterns, including the 32-foot Wolf pattern, the shortest application of oil in PBA title event included in the PBA Fall Swing. The Badger Open finals will be contested Sat- Tour competition. So when he qualified for the CBS Sports Network finals in the Wolf urday at 5:15 p.m. in Thunderbowl Lanes’ historic arena bay, and will air on CBS Sports Open on Monday, he had a good feeling. Network on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 9 p.m. ET. “I was happy with my short oil game. I wanted to make good shots on it, and that’s The PBA Fall Swing (formerly called the Summer Swing) is one of the PBA Tour’s exactly what I did,” the 12-time PBA Tour title winner said. “I decided to be very aggres- most challenging events, requiring players to perform at a high level on three distinctly sive and if I threw the ball in the gutter, it fell in, and it didn’t bother me. That helped my different lane conditioning patterns (the short 32-foot Wolf pattern, flat 40-foot Bear pat- confidence. tern and the long 52-foot Badger pattern). Overall performances on all three lane condi- “I always feel if I have enough games, I can make it to the TV show,” he added. “The tions determined the Detroit Open finalists. more games I have, the better the chance I have to catch the leaders. Or, in this case, to Earlier Wednesday, Lavoie led the field of 18 players who advanced to Thursday’s stay in front.” final rounds of the Detroit Open. Based on combined pinfall totals in the Wolf, Bear and The CBS Sports Network stepladder finals of the PBA Wolf Open will be conducted Badger preliminary rounds, the top 18 advance another 18 games – six each on the three Saturday at 11 a.m. for airing on Sept. 21; the Bear Open finals will be conducted at 2:30 different patterns – to determine the five Detroit Open stepladder finalists. Thursday’s p.m. for airing on Sept. 28; the Badger Open finals will be contested at 5:15 p.m. for air- Wolf, Bear and Badger rounds begin at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. ing on Oct. 5; the Detroit Open finals will be bowled at noon Sunday for airing on Oct. Also at stake during the Fall Swing will be 10 invitations to compete in the 2017 DHC 12, and the King of the Swing – featuring the four previous title winners plus the leading PBA Japan Invitational. The invitations, based on total prize money earned during the player in Fall Swing points without a title – will be held at 3:30 p.m. for airing on Oct. 19. Fall Swing, will be announced on Oct. 20. All CBS Sports Network shows air at 9 p.m. All times are Eastern. Thursday’s final three rounds of Detroit Open qualifying will be covered live, exclu- sively on PBA’s online video streaming channel, Xtra Frame. For subscription informa- PBA DETROIT OPEN tion, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link. Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. Sept. 8 Final Qualifying Standings PBA BADGER OPEN Finals air on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 6 p.m.) Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. Sept. 7 1, Jason Belmonte, Australia, 8,277. Final Qualifying Standings F 2, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 8,096. Finals air on CBS Sports Network on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 6 p.m.) 3, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 8,083. 1, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 2,854. 4, Tom Daugherty, Riverview, Fla., 7,967. 2, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 2,818. 5, E.J. Tackett, Huntington, Ind., 7,945. 3, Graham Fach, Canada, 2,812. 6, Francois Lavoie, Canada, 7,926, $3,500. 4, Francois Lavoie, Canada, 2,790. 7, Rhino Page, Orlando, Fla., 7,908, $3,200. 5, Jason Belmonte, Australia, 2,772. 8, Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., 7,897, $3,000. 6, Thomas Larsen, Denmark, 2,763, $1,500. 9, Jesper Svensson, Sweden, 7,874, $2,800. 7, Rhino Page, Orlando, 2,742, $1,300. 10, Kristopher Prather, Milton, Fla., 7,835, $2,600. Last Weeks Solution 8, Joe Paluszek, Bensalem, Pa., 2,675, $1,100. 11, Anthony Pepe, Elmhurst, N.Y., 7,818, $2,400. 8 7 1 6 9 5 3 4 2 9, Anthony Colosimo, Davie, Fla., 2,660, $900. 12, Josh Blanchard, Mesa, Ariz., 7,745, $2,200. 4 6 5 1 2 3 7 8 9 10, Martin Larsen, Sweden, 2,646, $800. 13, Jason Sterner, Cocoa, Fla., 7,720, $2,100. 3 9 2 7 4 8 6 5 1 6 2 9 4 5 7 8 1 3 11, Andres Gomez, Colombia, 2,609, $700. 14, Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., 7,711, $1,900. 1 4 8 3 6 9 5 2 7 12, Brad Angelo, Lockport, N.Y., 2,545, $600. 15, Martin Larsen, Sweden, 7,705, $1,800. 7 5 3 8 1 2 9 6 4 16, Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C., 7,697, $1,700. 2 3 6 5 7 4 1 9 8 17, Tom Smallwood, Saginaw, Mich., 7,673, $1,600. 5 8 4 9 3 1 2 7 6 18, J.R. Raymond, Bay City, Mich., 7,630, $1,500. 9 1 7 2 8 6 4 3 5 Page 8 www.californiabowlingnews.com September 15, 2016
LEE FITZGERALD’S Senior Handicap Trio League is Fontana’s Top League by Frank Weiler FONTANA - The recently published Citrus Belt Aver- age Book shows that Lee Fitzgerald’s Senior Handicap Trios League boasts some of the biggest “NAMES” in the Association. Hall of Famers P.J. Buckner, Corky DeMaio, John and Lee Fitzgerald, Bobby Lyons, Mike Rick and Marv Sargent are only a few of the heavyweights on the league roster. In addition to the above heavy hitters the league has one of the highest average bowlers in the Association. Jim Starks averaged 239.08 in the league last year, which was the second highest Association book average (60 or more games) for 2015-16. Marv Sargent was the leagues second high at 228. Most of our local bowlers know that Marv is a Multi-PBA Champion and Multi-PBA Regional Player of the Year. He may be the best clutch bowler ever produced by the Citrus Belt. The ladies in the league were led by Sue Lee Santero. Sue Lee booked 192 and is probably the top super senior woman bowler in the Citrus Belt. Kay Cook posted the second high average in the league and was the only woman to roll a perfect 300 game. Eight men including Jim Starks had perfect games. High scratch series were recorded by STARKS (806) and Santero (740). All of the above are reasons why I consider Lee Fitzger- ald’s League the top league in the city of Fontana and the top senior league in the Citrus Belt. Our thanks to the BOWLING NEWS for supporting CALIFORNIA’S senior bowlers.
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BOWLING EVOLVED continued from page 1 first 100 teams. “This tournament will give bowlers of all cali- bers a chance to compete on an equalized playing field,” Mar- kowitz said. “It is radically different than a standard pro compe- Mythbusters
tition as it appeals to all. The unique format combined with the possibility of all levels of bowlers being able to make the show MYTH #20: If I write “PROTEST” on the recap sheet the board must act. spells a fun time.” In addition, 25 cents for every game bowled will be donated BUSTED: To simply write “PROTEST” on a recap sheet does not give the league officers any idea what is to the We Care Cancer Support Inc., (wecarecancersupport.org) being protested. In order for the league board of directors (officers and team captains) to take in memory of the late Barry Gurney, a PBA Senior Tour cham- pion. Gurney, who passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2013, action on a protest, the protest must be in writing, signed, detail what occurred and filed within was a frequent guest on Bowling Evolved and was a member of the time lines of Rule 119; an anonymous protest does not require the board to take action. A its bowling staff. proper protest should be dated, state why the protest is being filed and what rules were broken. Bowling Evolved is a bowling podcast dedicated to the evolu- tion of bowling from the past, present and future. Over the last four years, award-nominated bowling Markowitz and Forkel have hosted more than 100 shows with guests ranging from pro bowling champion Jason Belmonte and PBA Commissioner Tom MYTH #21: Handicap fully equalizes competition. Clark to Mr. 900 Glenn Allison and Butch Soper. Questions about the event can be sent to bowlingevolved@ BUSTED: According to a four-year study of handicap leagues (mixed, all-women and all-men) the gmail.com or directed to the Bowling Evolved Facebook page. handicap percentages 75%, 80% and 90% do not fully equalize competition: Entries will open on September 13th and close November 13th. Entry forms will be made available on the Bowling Evolved Facebook page. The TVS Television Network is the fourth-oldest commercial Handicap Championships won by team Championships won by team broadcast TV network in the USA. Percent with average below median in with average above median in Founded in 1960, TVS has produced and distributed sports the league the league TV programming and for 20 years was the leading independent TV network in the USA. During that time TVS produced and 70 0 out of 100 100 out of 100 distributed thousands of college basketball, college football bowl games, bowling, boxing, rodeo, auto racing, and other sports 75 0 out of 100 100 out of 100 events. TVS also pioneered several league television ventures includ- 80 0 out of 100 100 out of 100 ing WFL Football, IWA Wrestling, LPBT Bowling, NASCAR, NASL Soccer and ABA Basketball. 85 6 out of 100 94 out of 100 Today, TVS is a multi-platform producer distributor that serves broadcast stations, cable TV networks, IPTV subscription 90 11 out of 100 89 out of 100 and ad-based services, OTC subscription and ad-based services and mobile subscription and ad-based services. TVS produces 95 24 out of 100 76 out of 100 250 new sports events yearly and markets its classic sports li- brary to these platforms. 100 30 out of 100 70 out of 100 In addition to approaching TV providers with the show, the Bowling Evolved Two by Four tournament show will air on TVSTavernTelevisionNetwork.Com, an IPTV / OTC / Mobile network launching later this month that will feature the original TVS programming in bowling, boxing, arm wrestling, billiards, and other “blue collar” sports. Bowlers can also watch on ROKU, MYTH #22: At 100% handicap every team has a 50-50 chance of winning. VEOH, and Mobile Services as well as the TVS IPTV website. TVS Nostalgia Network also will stream on TikiLive, where BUSTED: Even at 100% handicap, as the chart above shows, the higher-average teams or bowlers still the Bowling Program will repeat four times weekly over a year. have a decided edge. Seventy out of 100 championships still are won by the higher-average Lastly, TVtibi.Com will carry the event on a TVS subscription channel for bowlers and bowling fans. team when 100% handicap is used. An exact 50-50 distribution of league championships would TVS audience estimates are for 150,000 to 250,000 viewers result only if a 116% handicap was used based on digital metrics. Markowitz hopes to be much larger than that. “The beauty of this age is how many people we can reach with social media and a click of the mouse. With the right support from TVS and our fans, I feel we can blow the lid off the pot and MYTH #23: It is harder for a higher average team to win because the lower average team gets so many do something truly special for bowling.” pins handicap. BUSTED: ou must always loo at the difference in averages as well as handicap. In the table the higher average team total is or pins higher than the lower average team.
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CALIFORNIA/HAWAII ELKS 61st Annual Charity Classic 4 PERSON MIXED TEAMS (2-MEN / 2-WOMEN) MYTH #24: If the pin is left and the pin slides from position and rests in the pin position it is not SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2016 considered a split. 9AM, 12PM&3PM BUSTED: Splits are determined by the pin position before delivery not by where they end up after delivery. If this spare is made the bowler converted the Split. MIXED DOUBLES NO TAP SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2016 9AM & 11AM MYTH #25: If a team does not bowl at its regularly scheduled league time its scores do not have to be Contact: Jerry Strang (562) 427-6984 shared with the team it was supposed to bowl against. ADULT/SENIOR VIP DOUBLES BUSTED: Once scores are bowled they are a matter of public record and can be seen unless the league BOWLING TOURNAMENT rules or policy and procedures prohibit the sharing of scores. ny such policies should be added 4Entry Deadline: December 2, 2016 / Entry Fee $25 Per Person to the league rules. SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2017/12PM Contact: Jesse J. Dotson, Jr. (Tournament Director) (909) 628-1370 Email: [email protected] MYTH #26: S rules re uire bowling shoes to be worn during S competition. 5th ANNUAL LAUGHLIN BLAST! USBC’s only rule relating to shoes is Rule 12, “Approaches Must Not Be Defaced.” Rule 12 Senior No–Tap Doubles Handicap Event BUSTED: H All Seniors 50+ H Multiple Daily Squads–$30 Each H prohibits soft rubber soles and heels that rub off the approach. Today many bowlers are wearing JANUARY 16–18, 2017 a tennis shoe on the push away foot to give more momentum and eep from sliding. Tennis Contact: Joyce Dalton–Jensen (619) 251-9660 shoes that do not leave a residue on the approach may be worn. owling centers leagues and tournaments may have their own rules regarding the use of bowling shoes. WINTER HOURS • SUN / THU 8AM–11PM • FRI/SAT 8AM–1AM
RIVERSIDE MYTH #27: eague rules supersede S rules. LANES BUSTED: S rules are the foundation of the game of merican Tenpins. eagues may adopt rules as long as they do not conflict with S rules. any S rules allow leagues to adopt options BOOK SWEEPERS /GROUP RESERVATIONS BIRTHDAYS/ CORPORATE PARTIES and in this instance adopted league rules would ta e precedence otherwise S rules are the default. The S eneral Playing Rules Rules are e amples of rules that relate to the 1.888.590.2695 RiversideResort.com basics of the game and cannot be changed.
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Pickwick Bowl Mythbusters 921 Riverside Dr. Burbank, CA 91506 MYTH #28: A foul is co itted any ti e a o ler crosses the foul line. by Tish (818) 842-7188 BUSTED: A deli ery ta es place hen a all is released into fair territory, according to Rule a. Crossing the indefinite line including alls, flooring, posts and all returns efore a o ler is in position BURBANK — Now that the winter leagues are for the ne t deli ery constitutes a foul. Con ersely, a o ler ho ne er releases the all does flooring and you have your spot, are you second not co it a foul. or e a ple, if during the deli ery, the o ler loses alance and steps into thinking your choice? I ask this because when the the lane ut does not release the all, no foul has een co itted. averages and handicaps start to pile up, will you be asking why “that” team has so much handicap? Depending on the way your league does the MYTH #29: USBC Rules are only guidelines. percentage for handicap, it can seem overwhelm- BUSTED: USBC Rules define the ga e. Rules 1 through 1 of the eneral laying Rules ha e no options ing. USBC, in all their radiant glory, has determined and cannot e changed y a league or tourna ent. o e er, there are any USBC eague that the most fair handicap formula is team average Rules and ourna ent Rules that allo changes. Rule 1 a allo s leagues to adopt league rules handicap. that do not conflict ith USBC Rules. I don’t disagree but when I look at it for my own benefit of knowledge, it kind of looks like you may as well be bowling scratch. Scratch is very scary for MYTH #30: A tea or indi idual can pre o l for the first league session. those that are not acquainted with bowling that way. I was terrified when I started bowling scratch CONFIRMED: USBC Rules do not prohi it pre o ling prior to the first session of the league. hen tea s or leagues because I was certain I was way over my indi iduals are granted per ission to pre o l, the o lers ust pay for e ership prior to head. The truth though, is that scratch leagues need co pletion of the first series as stated in Rule 1 1a. herefore, arrange ents should e ade lower average bowlers to fill out their team maximum. ith the league secretary for o lers to purchase e ership prior to co pleting the pre o l I was needed! That changed everything! or the o ler can purchase the e ership through B .co . I now prefer scratch leagues. No fuss, no muss
no complaints. What you bowl is what it is, no argu-
ments. If you feel more comfortable in a handicap MYTH #31: outh can co pete in tourna ents using o ling alls ith eer logos. league, that’s great! My philosophy is to bowl where you enjoy it, and the people, the most. Just keep BUSTED: Beer logo o ling alls are USBC appro ed ho e er, legislation as recently passed to bowling! eli inate the use of o ling alls depicting alcohol in any USBC outh tourna ents. ther (scr) Chris Gayer 256, Jack- restrictions in USBC outh tourna ent play are no e uip ent or apparel depicting to acco, Sunday Night League: ie Gayer 191, Sylvester Foster 709, Jo McMahon illegal su stances, or inappropriate language or gestures. 489. (hdcp) David Rivera 273, Ann Jones 265, Jerry
White 761, Raylin Rivera 736.
Not enough games. MYTH #32: USBC pro ides receipts for pay ent of e ership dues. ICF: Guys & Dolls: (scr) Dylan Jimenez 244, Ramona CONFIRMED: t is the perforated section on the right side of the e ership application card. Co plete this Gardner 175, Harry Gordon 660, Peggy Eklund 490. section and a e sure the league secretary signs the receipt. his is especially i portant for (hdcp) Brian Alexander 247, Cortney Lyon 237, Mike those e ers that o l in ultiple USBC leagues and participate in tourna ents. ithout the McMahon 627, Danica McMahon 620. receipt, you can e pect a league secretary or tourna ent anager to as for pay ent of Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) Erick Olango 246, Nikki Ang- e ership dues. Anyone that o ls in a USBC league ust co plete a e ership stadt 219, Al DiMaggio 686, Kasey Dagenais 534. application card for each league and purchase e ership or sho proof of e ership. A (hdcp) RJ Sanchez 275, Kristine Cotangco 297, Abet bowler cannot wait to pay membership dues “next time”; dues must be paid prior to the Tayong 754, Laura Baltazar 744. co pletion of the first series o led in a USBC league according to Rule 1 1. here are so e Senior Foursome: (scr) Raymond Garcia 201, Ma- instances here a league is in another local or state association. Dues ust e paid in each rie Menez, Jim Emery 552, Kathy Temple 448. (hdcp) state and local association a e er participates in. he receipt ill erify pay ent of national Bob Rosenblum 235, Julie Peters 234, Doug McMil- dues in this case. len 595, Seiki Tluczek 584. Thursday 890: Scratch only: Trevor Wakefield 268, MYTH# 33: ies in standin s can be bro en with total pins Julieta Ward 201, Vance Bennett 672, Rose White
BUSTED: ies in the standin s cannot be bro en with total pins accordin to ule roll o 536. must be conducted to brea irst place ties ri es or other ties should be combined and That’s the scoop for this week. Until next time… distributed e enly keep the ball rollin’!
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2016 USBC WOMENS CALENDAR OF EVENTS CHAMPIONSHIPS CONCLUDES Aug 1-7 U.S. Womens Open, Stardust Lanes, Addison, IL IN LAS VEGAS Aug. 6-9 PBA50 Pro Bowl West Championship, Pro Bowl West, Fort Wayne, IN Aug 6-12 PBA Intl-World Bowling Tour Thailand, Siam Paragon, Bangkok, Thailand LAS VEGAS The 2016 United States match fellow hall of famers Marie Warmbier, Aug 8-14 Military Team, South Point Bowling Center, Las Vegas, NV Bowling Congress Womens Championships Dorothy Fothergill, Leanne Hulsenberg and Aug 9-11 USBC Senior Championships, Sunset Station, Las Vegas, NV wrapped up at the South Point Bowling Plaza Aleta Sill, along with Michelle Feldman, as the Aug. 11-13 PBA60 Dick Weber National Championship, Pro Bowl West, Fort Wayne, IN as the final competitors hit the lanes and helped only players with wins in team, doubles, singles Aug 14-17 PBA50 National Championship to benefit Riley Hospital for Children, bring the 97th edition of the worlds largest and all-events at the Womens Signature Lanes, Elkhart, IN participatory sporting event for women to aPageChampionships. 12 Augwww.californiabowlingnews.com 19-21 Xtra Frame PBA Gene Carters Pro Shop East Classic, September 15, 2016 close. In Diamond Team, Logo Infusion of Oregon, Mid-County Bowling & Entertainment Center, Middleton, DE The 2016 tournament kicked off April 9 and Ohio, put together a consistent effort on the Aug. 26-28 PWBA/PBA Lafayette Lanes South Open, LaFayette Lanes, Fayetteville, NC it saw 6,123 four-player teams make their way way to games of 888, 866 and 902 for a 2,656 Sept 1-2 Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship, Uptown Alley, Midlothian, VA to the new $35-million venue over the course CALtotal MayBOWL 19. BOWLING REPORT Sept 4-11 PBA Fall Swing, Allen Park, MI of the 94-day event. 2500Logo E. Carson Infusion St., Lakewood, was led CA 90712by 2013 • (562) Scratch 421-8448 All- Sept 8-11 PBA Detroit Open, Allen Park, MI The 2016 USBC Womens Championships Events champion Rocio Restrepos 699 series, Calender of Events Sept. 16-18 PWBA/PBA Maple City Dodge East Open, Maple City Bowl, Hornell, NY was the first major USBC tournament to be and she was joined by Terysa Wojnar (678), LAKEWOOD — The Winter Leagues here at Cal Bowl are Sept. 17-18 PWBA/PBA Budweiser Midwest Open, Cherry Lanes, Dubuque, IA held at the 60-lane facility, which will host thenow2008 in full Classic swing. It Teamlooks like champion everyone isKristin having aNieter great Sept 23-25 Xtra Frame PBA Detroit Open, Thunderbird Lanes, Allen Park, MI 2017 USBC Open Championships. time(674) re-newing and friendshipstwo-time and Womens making new Championships friends. That’s one of the best benefits of bowling in a league... friends. Sept 30-Oct 2 Xtra Frame PBA Parkside Lanes Open, Parkside Bowl, Aurora, IL The 2016 event also marked the Let’stitlist see Michellehow the bowling Sterner is coming (605). along....Great scores PWBA/PBA Parkin Bowling Supply West Open, Bowlium Lanes, Montclair, CA to report??!! tournaments first visit to Las Vegas in moreCongratsTwo to other all the competitors bowlers who are reported looking outstanding to match Oct 7-9 Xtra Frame PBA Reality Check Tamarac Classic, Sawgrass Lanes, Tamarac,FL than 30 years and third trip to southern games!!OKeefes dual effort as they finished the 2016 Oct. 8-9 PWBA/PBA Northwest Lanes Central Open, Northway Lanes, Muskegon, MI Funsters: Fale Sula 244/619, Bob Pearson 233/612, Nevada. The Womens Championships alsoRalphevent Montgomery with the 221/608,lead in Jorgemultiple Fernandez events. 215/598, Oct 10-13 Senior TAT, The Orleans Bowling Center, Las Vegas was held in Las Vegas in 1973 and 1983. Ed HansenSabrina 208/594, Gunn Josh of LeesHudson Summit, 225/582, Missouri,Rick Hunter is 581, Steve Ralph 570, Ben Jones 552, James Kennard Nov 3-9 U.S. Open, South Point Bowling Plaza, Las Vegas Some of the biggest names in the sport made222/545,at the Willie top Panton of the 543, standings Jim Burke 215/534, in Amethyst Leona Nov 1-8 PBA Intl-World Bowling Tour UAE Open, their presence felt at the top of the leaderboardBellettiDoubles 564, Elvie(1,014 Del with Rosario Ashlea 212/520, Gunn Jane of Columbia, Simmons 505, May Toledo 505. Side-pot winners—Game One: Ed- Khalifa International Bowling Centre, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates during the 2016 event. All standings are dieMissouri) Cruz 236/Elvie and Del Amethyst Rosario 258; A Gamell-Events Two: Fale (1,579), Sula Nov 10-16 PBA Intl-World Bowling Tour Kuwait Open, Cosmo Bowling Center, Kuwait City, Kuwait unofficial and pending final verification. 244/Maywhile ToledoSue Browne 192; Game of Garden Three: Ralph City, Montgomery Michigan, 258/Leona Belletti 238. Nov 11-13 Xtra Frame PBA Billy Hardwick Memorial, Billy Hardwicks All Star Lanes, Memphis, TN Team USA member Shannon OKeefe of Seniorleads Men’s Topaz Trio: Singles The pins (518) were really and flying Topaz for All- Dion Nov 18-23 PBA Intl-World Bowling Tour Kingdom Open, Morris Sr. 279/742 and Larry Gray 279/688. Byron Alonzo OFallon, Illinois, averaged nearly 250 during258/739,Events John (1,502). Woods 276/729, Jerry Cant 683, Emmerson Universal Bowling Center Riyadh, Saudi Arabia her doubles and singles sets May 20 to set WaferParticipation 261. also highlighted some of the C.A.U.L.: Allan Lee 234/690, Andy Clark 224/651, R.J. Nov 25- Dec 1 PBA Intl-World Bowling Tour Qatar Open, Qatar Bowling Center, Doha, Qatar the pace in Diamond Doubles and DiamondGuimondexcitement 277/640, during Frank Rossellothe 2016 602, event Keith Hartmanas five Nov 27-Dec 11 PBA World Series of Bowling VIII, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, NV 220/589, Albert Demers Jr. 224/577, Kurt Haidl 553, Bill All-Events. competitors celebrated their 50th tournament 2017 OKeefe teamed with three-time WomensFitzgeraldappearances 552, Abel on Widner the 550,championship Antoine Nguyen lanes. 222/547, Lori Gilmore 210/474. 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BowlingThe $1,000 News scholarship award was Division 1 Diamond - (combined averages of 725 and above) 2, Judy Moreman/Rosalinda Walker, Danville, Ill., 914. 3, Debra Headrick, established to annually recognize a college 1, Logo Infusion (Kristin Nieter, Rocio Restrepo, Michelle Sterner, Terysa Franklin,Just Neb./Cheryl send Vap, Riverton, Neb., us 912. 4,your Anne Watson/Debbie E-Mail to [email protected] Wojnar), Oregon, Ohio, 2,656. 2, Golden Approach 2, Dayton, Ohio, Apodaca, Casa Grande, Ariz., 895. 5, Dolores Dombkowski/Melissa student who combines outstanding bowling 2,642. 3, 3 Webbers And An Outcast, Omaha, Neb., 2,629. 4, Edgy Kunow, Michigan City, Ind., 893. Bowlers, West Seneca, N.Y., 2,607. 5, Strike Out Diabetes, Double Oak, SINGLES talents with academic excellence. Welu, who Texas, 2,601. Division 1 Diamond - (190 and above) passed away in 1974, was best known for his Division 2 Ruby - (combined averages of 650-724) 1, Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 757. 2, Brenda Mack, Indianapolis, Serving Bowling Centers on the West Coast Since 1994 1, Canucks (Judy Hansen, Karen MacNeil, Debbie Sims, Jill Friis), London, 751. 3, Carol Norman, Houston, 750. 4, Danielle McEwan, Stony Point, expert analysis alongside legendary ABC Ontario, Canada, 2,334. 2, VA Wildcards, Stafford, Va., 2,215. 3, Garden N.Y., 749. 5, Shannon OKeefe, OFallon, Ill., 746. Center Lanes, Alexandria, Minn., 2,206. 4, Peters Bowlers, Warner Robins, Division 2 Ruby - (175-189) broadcaster and PBA Hall of Famer Chris Ga., 2,178. 5, Crazy Vegas Chicks, Henderson, Nev., 2,177. 1, Daphne Williams, Mount Vernon, N.Y., 678. 2, Billie Roberts, Rockford, Schenkel on the Pro Bowlers Tour series. Division 3 Emerald - (combined averages of 575-649) Ill., 673. 3, Lindsey Szachta, Charlotte, N.C., 657. 4, Sharon Westerhold, 1, Toooo Hot!!!! (Crystal Espinosa, Cynthia Martinez, Margaret Romero, La Habra, Calif., 655. 5, Rhonda Greenhalgh, West Valley City, Utah, 653. Welu was a two-time PBA Tour champion and Betty Veitch), Rio Rancho, N.M., 2,115. 2, A Chance With The Pope, Division 3 Emerald - (160-174) a member of the PBA Hall of Fames inaugural Windsor, Colo., 2,095. 3, The Bowling Stones, North Platte, Neb., 2,085. 1, Faith Nealon, Dallas, 642. 2, Alyssa Keyser, Bridger, Mont., 638. 3, 4, We Got This!, Aberdeen, Md., 2,051. 5, Brookings Electronic Service, Patsy Northey, Cambridge, Wis., 631. 4(tie), Teresa Person, Tigard, Ore., Brummett, entering her junior year majoring induction class in 1975. Brookings, Ore., 2,050. and Catherine Macari, Islandia, N.Y., 630. in health science/pre-nursing, was a member BILLY WELU SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS Division 4 Sapphire - (combined averages of 574 and below) Division 4 Sapphire - (145-159) 2016 Sydney Brummett (Wichita State) 1, Wyoming Wild Bunch (Hope Gebes, Shawna Baumeister, Jessica 1, Carolyn Fleming, Trenton, Ill., 619. 2, Marcella Hull, Camdenton, Mo., 1216 W. Grove Avenue, Orange, CA 92865 of the second-place 2016 Intercollegiate Team 2015 Ramon Hilferink (Webber International) Slagle, Ella Parker), Thermopolis, Wyo., 1,902. 2(tie), Tubbs Racing, Gem, 595. 3, Judy Mason, Greer, S.C., 591. 4, Adella Williams, Anchorage, Kan., and McGuire Construction, Esbon, Kan., 1,890. 4, Women Who Alaska, 590. 5, Mary Jane Shelton, San Antonio, 584. Championships womens team. Her Shockers 2014 Melanie Hannon (Fairleigh Dickinson) Wine 5, Chino, Calif., 1,845. 5, Prairie Pals, Bennett, Colo., 1,830. Division 5 Amethyst - (130-144) womens team earned its berth in the We ITC Specialize2013 Katie Thornton (Webberin: International) Distributors For: DOUBLES 1, Anne Watson, Casa Grande, Ariz., 565. 2, Carol Schimke, Wind Lake, Happy2012 DanielleHoliday McEwan (Fairleigh Dickinson) Division 1 Diamond - (combined averages of 380 and above) Wis., 560. 3(tie), Marlana Ayers, Plymouth, Minn., and Deborah Johnson- Championship by winning the 2016 sectional 2011 Kristina Frahm (Maryland Eastern Shore) 1, Shannon OKeefe, OFallon, Ill./Kendra Gaines, Orlando, Fla., 1,413. Nicks,• Fayetteville,Qubica Ga., 552./ A.M.F. 5, Rosan Hallstrom, Tillamook, Ore., 548. qualifier. 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USA memberTrainingÊFacility was a 2015-16 National Collegiate Division 2 Ruby - (combined averages of 350-379) ALL-EVENTS• NEO Technologies Search• New for a Lane 2005part number, Mandy Installations Pezzano and order (U of Penn) your 1, Andrea Sharp, Stafford, Va./RoxAnn Artzer-Crowder, Berryton, Kan., Division 1 Diamond - (190 and above) Bowling Coaches Association first teamparts All- and2004 supplies Holly ALLPusok ON-LINE.(University of Houston) 1,234. 2, Bete Krause, Bartlett, Ill./Cynthia Taylor, Belvidere, Ill., 1,199. 3, 1, Shannon• Pinsetter OKeefe, OFallon , PartsIll., 2,129. 2, Kristin Plus Nieter, Homewood, Ill., American after earning second team honors 2003 Robby Spigner (Indiana University) Kimberly Tulo, San Clemente, Calif./Nemia Moore, Fort Smith, Ark., 1,183. 2,098. 3, Jordeen Koizumi, Waipahu, Hawaii, 2,092. 4, Samantha Kelly, 2002 N/A 4, Shanice Brown/Doreen Antrombrown, Platte City, Mo., 1,177. 5, Ari Waukesha,• Quality Wis., 2,085. 5,Bowling Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 2,079. and rookie of the year for the 2014-15 season. 2001 Jennie Snoddy (Notre Dame College of Ohio) Bulthuis/Denise Bulthuis, Chicago, 1,176. Division 2 Ruby - (175-189) OnlineAmong Orderingher other bowling System accomplishments at www.wpbowling.com2000 Jackie Edwards (Cal State-Fresno) Division 3 Emerald - (combined averages of 320-349) 1, Rhonda• W.P. Greenhalgh, Rental West Valley Shoes City, Utah, 1,879. 2, Julie Jaques, 1999 Steven Svetlik (University of Illinois-Chicago) 1, Clara Lyall/Rhonda Ybarra, Chicago, 1,187. 2, Linda Mayette/Jessica Henderson, Nev., 1,862. 3, Rhonda Ybarra, Chicago, 1,834. 4, Sharon are Masters gold, team silver and trios silver 1998 Nicholas Hoagland (Indiana University) Tuggle-Prades, Sierra Vista, Ariz., 1,178. 3, Kitty Cody, Citrus Heights, Westerhold,All Brands La Habra, Calif., 1,824. of 5, Lane Daphne Williams, Conditioners Mount Vernon, medals in theWP 2015800 PABCON - 595 Youth - 26951997 • Preston Fax: Brunswig 714 (Wichita - 974 State) - 2681 Calif./Chris Mahana, Eagle, Idaho, 1,167. 4, Teisha Hatch/Trayce N.Y., 1,806. Maxze-Davis, Lynwood, Ill., 1,162. 5, Cynthia Brown, Bahama, N.C./ Division 3 Emerald - (160-174) Championship, a 1216ÊW.ÊGROVEÊAVENUE,ÊORANGE,ÊCAÊ9286517th-place finish in the 2016 1996 Brenda Dosher (University of Southern Indiana) Cynthia McMillin, Durham, N.C., 1,156. 1, Kathi Finley, New Bern, N.C., 1,788. 2, Esther Ah Yo, Colorado Springs, 714-974-1733 • 800-595-26951995 • FAX Michael 714-974-2681 Lamont (University of Florida) Division 4 Sapphire -(combined averages of 290-319) Colo., 1,719. 3, Mari Gallegos, Chicago, 1,708. 4, Caroline Tossi, Skokie, USBC Queens and a third-place finish in the 1994 Joe Ciccone (Erie Community College) 1, Pua Edayan, Waimanalo, Hawaii/Tatiana Montez, Kapolei, Hawaii, Ill., 1,696. 5(tie), Rexiene Smith, Tampa, Fla., and June Dill, Bermuda, 2015 Junior Gold Championships.www.wpbowling.com The 20-year- 1993 N/A 1,100. 2, LaTonya Russell/Sonia Russell, Sauk Village, Ill., 1,095. 3, Maureen 1,690. 1992 Stephen Dale Jr. (Northeastern University) Aranda, Norwalk, Calif./Yolanda Williams, Long Beach, Calif., 1,091. 4, Division 4 Sapphire - (145-159) old right hander also is a three-time Indiana 1991 Kari Murph (Morehead State) Marge Vieira, Ripon, Calif./Suzanne Ruiz, Delhi, Calif., 1,085. 5(tie), Janet 1, Cindy Combs, Chicago, 1,673. 2, Erin Bright, Chicago, 1,636. 3, Female Bowler of the Year. 1990 Kimberly Berke (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Sward/Arianne Sward, Grasston, Minn., and Tracey Avery, Dameron, Diana Yu, Monterey Park, Calif., 1,609. 4, Denise Caldwell, Ostrander, 1989 Ronni Shehorn (San Jose State) Md./Ginger Baker, Abbeville, S.C., 1,073. Minn., 1,605. 5, Elsie Cooper, Clinton, Md., 1,604. Im very thankful to receive the Billy Welu 1988 Julie Powell (University of Michigan) Division 5 Amethyst -(combined averages of 260-289) Division 5 Amethyst - (130-144) 1(tie), Nancy Jette, Beaverton, Ore./Pamala Conrad, Hillsboro, Ore., 1, Sabrina Gunn, Lees Summit, Mo., 1,579. 2, Nancy Jette, Beaverton, Scholarship because it will heavily affect not 1987 N/A and Sabrina Gunn, Lees Summit, Mo./Ashlea Gunn, Columbia, Mo., Ore., 1,518. 3, Dolores DelaCruz, Chicago, 1,515. 4, Anne Watson, just my academic career in nursing by helping 1986 Paul Kaib (University of Florida) 1,014. 3, Jean Gilbert, Richmond, Va./Barbara Poe, Glen Allen, Va., Casa Grande, Ariz., 1,513. 5, Kim Grams, Campbell, Neb., 1,510. 1985 Curt Pezzano (University of Miami (Fla)) 1,004. 4, Linda Armbrister, Soland, Maine/Barbara Clark, Rockville, Md., Division 6 Topaz - (129 and below) me continue my education at Wichita State, but 1984 Michelle Mullen (University of Illinois) 998. 5(tie), Barbara Travis, Havelock, N.C./Delia Hibbs, New Bern, N.C., 1, Sue Browne, Garden City, Mich., 1,502. 2, Sandy Miller, Strasburg, also help me grow myself in the sport of bowling, 1983 Jeri Edwards (Penn State) and Lillie Harris, Richmond, Va./Sandie Capelouto, San Pedro, Calif., 990. Colo., 1,444. 3, Judy Moreman, Danville, Ill., 1,430. 4, Rachel Ruiz, 1982 Patricia Bowie (Arizona State) Division 6 Topaz - (combined averages of 259 and below) Montebello, Calif., 1,424. 5, Stephanie Miller, Craig, Colo., 1,402. she said. My experience at Wichita State has September 15, 2016 www.californiabowlingnews.com Page 13
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29th Year 31st Year Invitational Threadworks Stitches Together A Sweep Into First TOP 10 TEAMSInvitational ROUND 5 by Randy Myers ThreadworksTOP TEN TEAMS19 DV8 ROUND 1 16 PowerCal Bowl House . . Video. . . Games . . . .185 TeamPino’s 10 Pizza ...... 414 DOWNEYWelcome — It wasn’t pretty, but it Back was enough as Brunswick Jones led the way for Keystone Bowlers! Lanes with 589, while Jason TheTeam Pro 17 Approach ...... 185 TeamHerzog 8 Insurance...... 414 Threadworks moved into 1st place in Round 5 by sweep- Buenviaje shot 563 for Ericksons. Charlie Kinstler shot 614 SyscoTeam 20 $$ ...... 174 TeamAmerican 16 . Harvest. . . . Vodka . . . . 413 ing past The Professional Approach 5-0. The US Open pat- to lead SYSCO to a 5-0 sweep of Forest Lanes who strug- Erickson Foods $$$ 16 Blizz Yogurt 13 tern was playing especially tough tonight as most teams gled all night to catch SYSCO. Mason Man O’Lantern Sher- Team 2 ...... 4 Sysco ...... 3 struggled. Paul Varela led the charge to the top, as he fired a man topped Forest with 589. American Harvest Vodka out Team 12 ...... 4 Team 3 ...... 3 very nice 604 series to lead the sweep. Danny Ly led Power shot CASAMIGO’S Tequila and won 4-1 as Kevin Jones TOP 10 LAST WEEK House Video Games to a sweep of their own, as they took rolled 588, while Vernon Adams topped the Tequila team Buddy LucasTOP 10 670THISSam HitchcockWEEK 623 down Blizz Yogurt 5-0. Danny shot 625, while Greg Neuer with 565. Mike Jennings shot 594 to lead Tifco Industries to DougJon Diso Kempt ...... 790660 RamonCharlie Torres Kinstler . . . . 720614 led Blizz with 581. Team DV8 is once again in contention a 4-1 win over BOWLIUM, who had the pair’s high series, MattPaul MosleyBarraco . . . . .789638 BobbyPaul Varela Campagnale . . 717604 for the round lead, as Sam Hitchcock winged his way to Craig Stevens with 623. Matt Mosley powered his way to RamonEric Snow Torres ...... 781627 EddieLeonard VanDaniker Ruiz Jr. . . .713600 242/623 and led DV8 to a 4-1 win over Linder Insurance. 255 & 638 to lead Cook’s Bowling Supply to a 5-0 sweep Mikey Villarreal 625 Josh Tajiri 596 Linder was paced by Kurt Arakaki 592 and Kevin Val- over J.A.T. DeeRonn Booker led the Junior Amateur Tour Herman Ferguson . . .753 Matt Mosley . . . . . 712 monte 591. In the best scoring match of the night, Pino’s team with 549. In the final pairing, it was GJC Services win- DeeRonn Booker . . . 747 Jason Buenviaje . . . 710 Pizza prevailed 3-2 as they held off Alhambra Coin Center ning 3 points as Juan Zavala topped his squad with 511. Super Sweeper Pot to win Team Totals by 13. 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