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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 Paula Vidad Wins Senior PBA Hall of Famer and Coaching U.S. Women’s Open Title COLUMBUS — Paula Vidad of Sun City, Calif., defeated Pioneer John Jowdy Dies at 93 Lucy Sandelin of Tampa, Fla., 234-215, on Wednesday to win EL CAJON — PBA Hall representative. He is credited the 2013 Bowling’s Senior of Famer and pioneer bowling with the development of Team U.S. Women’s Open presented coach John Jowdy of El Cajon, Columbia, a forerunner of the by BPAA and Storm. Calif., died August 1 of natural “pro staff” concept now uti- Vidad stepped up in the final causes. He was 93. lized by all major bowling ball two frames and closed out the Jowdy, a native of San manufacturers. title match with four clutch Antonio, Texas, was inducted Most recently he was strikes to lock up the victory at into the PBA Hall of Fame in inducted into the Bowling Sequoia Pro Bowl. 1988 primarily for his coach- Coaches Hall of Fame in 2010 “It’s amazing to win my sec- ing contributions but was also in recognition of his coaching ond major title,” said Vidad, a prolific bowling writer and contributions to the sport. who won the USBC Senior bowling industry advocate. He also was inducted into Queens in 2011. “We don’t Paula Vidad “John Jowdy was one of the Texas Bowling Hall of have a whole lot of tourna- of Colorado Springs, Colo., the greatest minds in the his- Fame, the San Antonio Bowl- Hall of Famer John Jowdy ments for the senior women, 238-177. Johnson took down tory of our sport,” said PBA ing Hall of Fame, the Bowling bowler.” dear friend of our family. My so it’s always special. There’s Kristy Whitcher of Belfair, Commissioner Tom Clark. Writers Association of Ameri- Jowdy also was instrumen- father (the late bowling legend nothing like winning a major Wash., 178-147, in the open- “He cared about bowl- ca (IBMA) Hall of Fame, and tal in starting the John Jowdy Dick Weber) and mother loved and holding up that trophy.” ing match. ing and its greatest players the United States Bowling Scholarship for high school him. I had the utmost respect Sandelin led the event through- The Senior U.S. Women’s as much as anyone ever has. Congress Hall of Fame (2001). and college bowlers, which for John. He helped me a great out qualifying and match play Open was the second leg of the Anyone who had the chance to In 2006, he was chosen as the Columbia 300 continues to deal throughout my career, leading up to the stepladder fi- Senior Women’s Triple Crown meet or know him is better for International Bowling Coach sponsor in his honor. with little tips here and there. nals, but was unable to pick up presented by The Orleans. The it, and will never forget him, of the Year by the World Bowl- As a writer, Jowdy’s col- It’s a really sad, sad day for the victory in the high-scoring Triple Crown includes the Na- his humor, his vast knowledge ing Writers. umns appeared in dozens of bowling.” finale. Sandelin also finished tional Golden Ladies Classic, or his cigar.” “John was an all-round pi- bowling newspapers and mag- “John had made peace with as the runner-up last year. won by Johnson in March, and Jowdy began his coaching oneer in the sport,” said fellow azines and he was the author of his life and was ready to move Vidad, who entered the step- the Senior Queens, which will career by instructing youth Hall of Famer and good friend two books on the sport, Bowl- on,” said Hall of Famer Mar- ladder as the second seed, take place at the International bowlers in San Antonio, Texas, Chuck Pezzano. “He was an ing Execution and Bowling shall Holman who had recent- easily won her semifinal Bowling Campus from Oct. in the 1940s and ‘50s. Since expert in many areas of the Execution, Second Edition. ly talked to Jowdy. match against Tish Johnson 24-29. the late ‘60s he had coached sport and probably coached As a bowling writer he Jowdy is survived by his more than 100 professional more professional bowlers earned numerous awards. He wife Brenda and his children BOWLING’S SENIOR U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN and amateur men and women than anybody. served as BWAA President in John Jowdy Jr., Mary Ann Sequoia Pro Bowl, Columbus, OH - Final standings bowlers. I remember seeing him at 1996, and was the recipient of Yamin , Steve Harris, Lori He joined bowling ball tournaments where players the sport’s Flowers for the Liv- Millard and Andrew Harris; 1, Paula Vidad, Sun City, Calif., 472 (2 games), $2,500 manufacturer Columbia 300 would line up to get advice ing Award in 1985. grandchildren Gina, Lisa, Ste- 2, Lucy Sandelin, Tampa, Fla., 215 (1 game), $1,250 in 1962 and worked for many from him. He was an advocate It’s a great loss to the bowl- phen, Tera, Kelly, Ryan, Aus- 3, Tish Johnson, Colorado Springs, CO, 355 (2 games), $1,000 years as the company’s travel- for women’s bowling and what ing world and the bowling tin, Landon, Rivers & Robby ing salesman, public relations a lot of people don’t know is 4, Kristy Whitcher, Belfair, Wash., 147 (1 game), $800 industry,” PBA Hall of Famer and great grandchildren Pia, spokesman and PBA Tour that he was also a very good Pete Weber said. “John was a Addy,Hudson, Nicole and Ali. Stepladder results Match One — Johnson def. Whitcher, 178-147 Semifinal — Vidad def. Johnson, 238-177 Tom Daugherty Wins PBA South Region Players Invitational Title Championship — Vidad def. Sandelin, 234-215 First of six PBA Regional Invitational titles includes berth in PBA World Series of Bowling V TAVARES, FL – Tom Midwest, Southwest and com- Daugherty of Wesley Chapel, bined West/Northwest Regions Fla., defeated Jason Sterner of also will host RPI events in the McDonough, Ga., 219-209, to coming weeks, with each RPI Bowling News win the Professional Bowlers winner advancing to the PBA Association South Region’s RPI Finals that will be taped HONOR ROLL Regional Players Invitational for delayed airing on ESPN Name Score Date Center title Sunday, concluding two as part of the World Series of
Don Gardner 811 7-28-13 cal bowl days of live coverage from Bowling V at South Point Ca- bob baer 816 7-29-13 harleys simi bowl Break Point Alley on PBA’s sino, Hotel and Bowling Cen- Mike cranston 300 7-29-13 empire bowl Xtra Frame online bowling ter, Oct. 26-Nov. 3. Each RPI brian foster 300 7-29-13 harleys simi bowl tom snincsak 300 7-29-13 DEER creek lanes channel. is open to 48 players who have ramiro garcia 300 7-31-13 cal bowl Daugherty, who earned qualified through a season- jeremy glover 300 7-31-13 cal bowl $6,000, a paid entry into the long points competition in ron sandusky 7-10 split 7-31-13 DEL rosa lanes jimi tidwell 300 7-31-13 forest lanes PBA World Series of Bowl- “The best part about it was my calendar for a long time. I their respective regions, and nacho vega 837 7-31-13 BEVERLY bowl ing V in Las Vegas in late this event was on a grueling bowled a couple of additional each RPI will be covered live lisa steel 714 8-01-13 UPLAND bowl October and a berth in a new lane condition and I had to regionals I probably wouldn’t from start to finish on PBA’s julie marvin 718 8-02-13 DEER creek lanes jon diso 300 8-04-13 irvine lanes PBA RPI Finals which will be bowl against the best 48 guys have bowled because of it. exclusive bowling channel, ken maxey jr. 300 8-05-13 fountian bowl televised on ESPN. Daugherty in our region, so it was defi- “I bowled in the World Se- Xtra Frame. karen reardon 773 8-05-13 sands bowl won his only PBA Tour title in nitely a good win,” Daugherty ries last year and come away Sterner started the tourna- ray watts 803 8-05-13 fountian bowl the Bowlers Journal Scorpion said. with my first (PBA Tour)- ti ment with a 300 game and had ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: Championship during the 2012 “(The new RPI program) tle,” Daugherty continued, “so a chance to win it by throwing WSOB, ironically defeating gives players a reason to bowl I’m looking forward to going three strikes in the 10th frame bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon Sterner, 199-177, in winning a couple more regionals,” he back.” of the title match, but only YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page the first of his three matches added. “Any time you’ve got a The South Region RPI threw the first strike. e-mail to: [email protected] en route to the Scorpion title. $6,000 prize and other benefits, was the first in a series of six Sterner defeated Scott men: 300 - 800 & 7-10’s Women: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’s Sterner earned $3,500 as the it’s really an incentive. I’ve PBA Regional championship Newell of Deland, Fla., 185- RPI runner-up. had this tournament circled on events. The PBA East, Central, continued on page 8 Herbert Jones Sez: Put more fiber in your diet! EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTER Monthly No-Tap ABT summer of fUN Thur-SUN AUGUST 8-11 south point Sunday August 11th at 1pm (check in noon) abta SATURDAY AUGUST 10 Chaparral lanes Monthly No-Tap Tournament • Entry Fee $20 per person (sidepots included) Optional 3-6-9 - 179 & Under $120 - 180 & Over $120 • Mystery Game is $500 no tap DOUBLES SUNDAY AUGUST 11 del rosa lanes Call Jon at (949)770-0055 for more info or www.forestlanes.com no tap tournamENT SUNDAY AUGUST 11 forest lanes Page 2 BOWLING NEWS August 8, 2013
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What? No Awards? NORWALK — Some- body set me straight!! I hear (and read) that local associations, state associations, and youth as- sociations will not be giving awards for the 2013-2014 season. Plus, U.S.B.C. has limited their awards. I called 22 centers on Monday (not one manager was in) and asked if they give trophy’s to their leagues when they sweep. 80% did not give awards, 200 pins, certificates, towels, or any kind of a “thank you for 23750 ALESSANDRO BLVD. UNIT K, MORENO VALLEY CA 92553 bowling” token. Most inde- pendently owned centers (near 24 Hour Fitness) still honor their champs. My question is — If bowlers in the future won’t 23750 Alessandro Blvd. Unit K, Moreno Valley CA 92553 know how to keep score, no awards will be earned, 951-595-8000 CHAMPS will not be hon- ored — then what IS certi- fied bowling? Will our game become just a SOCIAL AFFAIR, a DRINK and BOWL FEST, an EXERCISE SESSION, Monday Night Football Sep 9th (league meeting 5:20) practice 5:50pm or “MANDATORY BIRTH- DAY COSMIC MUSICAL 21 weeks long (jersey of your choice!!) BALL ROLLING”??? I walked into a small Vegas express Tuesday Aug 27th (league meeting 6:00pm) almost full bowl in Kansas in 1952 and WINTER LEAGUES NOW FORMING was infested with the bug. Brew crew Thursday sep 12th (league meeting 6:00pm) practice 6:30pm It was my game! I’ve loved it, worked it, wrote about it Receive every week (1 pitcher of beer & 1 Large Pizza) and delivered it ever since. LEAGUE MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT 6:00PM: To see the changes over the Practice trio’s Thursday sep 12th (league meeting 6:00pm) practice 6:30pm years is like losing my blood a drop at a time. The “thrill 10 free games a week…. of victory” and the “agony of defeat” is gone! Somebody out there must have a mes- ࣪ऌऋँࣾखࢽ࣪आउआऑࣾएखࢽ࣫आऄअऑࢽ ࣱअऒएऐँࣾखࢽ࣠ऌउउࣾऄंࢽ࣫आऄअऑࢽ sage of hope. Write to me. Shout your opinion, Pro or ࣁࢽ࣒࣋࣍࣍ࢽ ࣁࢽ࣓࣋࣍࣍ࢽࢽ Con. Bowling News readers ࣏ࢽࣤࣾऊंऐࢽऌःࢽࣩࣦࣟ࣬ࣴ࣫ࣤࢽ ࣏ࢽࣤࣾऊंऐࢽऌःࢽࣩࣦࣟ࣬ࣴ࣫ࣤࢽࢽ are avid bowlers and we ǡͻ ǡ are losing our game. ࣃࢽࢽ ࣃࢽ E-mail is: news@califor- ሺ ሻ niabowlingnews.com. or fax ࣰअऌंऐࢽ࣯ंऋऑ ࣾउǡࢽࢽ ʹ ǡ ࣰअऌंࢽ࣯ंऋऑࣾउࢽࢽ to (562) 807-2288 California Bowling News, ࣒࣎ࣂࢽऌःःࢽ࣯ࣟࢽࣦࣴ࣌࣡ࢽࢽ ࣒࣎ࣂࢽऌःःࢽ࣯ࣟࢽࣦࣴ࣌࣡ࢽ P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA ǡͳ ͳ ǡ 90241. Carol Mancini ࣣएCallऌऊࢽ࣑ࣗ 951-595-8000࣍࣍ऍࢽऑऌࢽ࣎࣎ࣗ࣍࣍ऍࢽ to sign up www.universalstrike.comࣣएऌऊࢽࣖࣗ࣍࣍ऍࢽऑऌࢽ࣎࣎ࣗ࣍ ࣍ऍࢽ Owner/Editor/Bowler Last Weeks Solution 7 4 9 5 2 8 3 6 1 6 2 1 7 4 3 5 8 9 Sunday Family Fun Day 3 8 5 6 9 1 2 4 7 1 5 8 4 7 2 6 9 3 2 9 7 8 3 6 4 1 5 LEAGUE OFFIC2 EhoursRS I NofT BOWLINGEREST EforD upIN toA 6M PEOPLEORE F INANCIALLY 4 6 3 9 1 5 8 7 2 8 7 2 1 5 4 9 3 6 $ 20.00 Shoes $ 1.00 per person 5 1 4 3 6 9 7 2 8 SUCCESSFUL FALL SEASON, PLEASE CONTACT THE 9 3 6 2 8 7 1 5 4 CENTER TO RESERVE YOUR LEAGUE SPACE NOW! August 8, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 3
FRANK WEILER Bowls Record Series at Friday Temecula Lanes AUGUST 30, 2013 @ 7:00 pm by Therese Lloyd TEMECULA, CA — Te- mecula Lanes has been open Teams - Mix 5 about six months. The house caters to open bowlers and (Must have one of opposite sex) hosts only three leagues. As a result, there are few opportuni- ties for certified honor scores. 32 Teams In addition to the limited num- ber of opportunities for honor scores, the lane conditions are First Come First Serve difficult for the average league bowler. None of these circumstance have affected Frank Weiler. 3 Games - $125.00 per Team Last week he rolled a solid 752 (230 - 268 - 254) series in the Handicap - 90% of 230 Senior 560 Scratch summer trio league. It is believed to be the highest certified series (Side Pots Optional) bowled at Temecula Lanes to date. A review of all league sheets for this summer reveal no other 700 series. The pre- vious high was a 699 rolled by PREPAID ENTRIES ONLY DEL ANDERSON. I spoke to DARRON PE- TERS, owner of the ROLLIN’ ROCK PRO SHOP within Te- Entering Averages mecula Lanes and lane man there. Darron was not aware 1. Winter 2012-2013 of any higher series to date, in- cluding the scores rolled dur- 2. Summer 2013 - 21 Game with League Sheet ing the brief winter season. Frank used his Brunswick 3. Winter 2011-2012 Radical Inferno to establish the house record. 4. No Book - 175 Frank is currently averag- ing 210 at Temecula Lanes, a House has right to Re-rate Individuals league high. No one else is averaging 200! Thank you BOWLING NEWS for sup- For further information call: porting Citrus belt bowlers.
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Name: ______AVG ______Phone: ______Page 4 BOWLING NEWS August 8, 2013 Results of the Cal Bowl Open at Keystone Lanes NORWALK — Bobby Campagnale was the $2000 winner this week during the Cal Bowl Open here at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk. Runner-up was Jared Lawrence, good for $1,100 3rd place went to Mason Sherman for $800. Mike DaVaney got $350 for 4th, 5th place went to John Diso good for $300. Our 6th place finisher was pro bowler Dave Wod- ka, he got back $250. ABTA regular Vuong Do came in 7th good for $200. Raul “Spanky” Rosales setted for 8th place and pocketed $180. Dar- ron Peters got 9th for $160. Kevin Gallagher took 10th for $150 and last casher for 11th and $150 was Kevin Gagnon. A list of all the bowlers with all scores is below. Thanks to all bowlers for the fantastic turn out we had for this special Cal Bowl/ Keystone Lanes event. Bobby Campagnale
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TEAM MAX 430 SQUAD TIMES 11AM, 1PM, 4PM BOTH DAYS EARLY BIRD SQUADS SAT. & SUN. 11AM $150 TO HIGH TEAM SCORE For additional information and entry forms contact : Vicki Darling @ [email protected] 310-918-6414 Donald Fisher @ [email protected] 310-339-2043 Magnolia Daniels @ [email protected] 310-692-0353 August 8, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com Val Wise 5th ABTA Championship Darrow Tiongco’s 400 Series Nets Him $5,000 Chavez, Villaroman, Castillo, & Garcia Share $5,000 A 136 Stan Por is Perfect “300” During 4 pm squad 3-6-9 will be $2,500 • Match Game est. at $3,850 • Match Series est. at $2,850 LAKEWOOD — We re- in the back up that will carry over to Chaparral lanes. turned to Cal Bowl where we over to Chaparral Lanes where This would bring us to our saw a Semi-Tough but “Fair it will be estimate at $2,650. top 16 Match Play finals. In to all Shot” throughout the This week in the 3-6-9 Roll-off the first round, the seven losers day. and a total of 222 entrants we saw Darren Garcia miss in were Beth Borci, Wendy Soo come out for a Super day of the final round on his second Hoo, Edmond Del Mundo, Ed Likeable Val Wise Won The Latest ABTA Event at CAL Bowl $2,700 1st — (L-R) Eric Snow - Cal bowling. The cut scores were shot. So he got $50 and next Palma, Christopher Eguilos, Bowl Manager, Mannny Loria 4th $115, Freddie Catamisan (Runnerup) $500, Val Wise Champion +73 for the men and +44 for week we will go for $2,500 at Alan Basto, and Matt Garcia. $2,700 ,Vals #1 Fan ABTA Member Lennia Juarez, Bobby Campagnale (Vals Friend) and Adam the women. The Super Seniors Chaparral Lanes. Each will get $102.50. In the McKenzie 3rd $205. added to the board (two men In our optional doubles, second round, the four los- set, and would pit Val Wise. up for his second shot, bur- and one woman) Ed Palma finishing in first were Stan ers were Carlos Umana, Stan and Adam Mc Kenzie!! In the ied it, on his fill needing only +66, and Rick Llaneta +62. Por and Mike Moore with a Por, Louis Evans, and Mike weekly “horses”, we would good count, and wound up get- ABTA For the women it was Gwen 1559 for $120. Finishing in Moore, with each of them get- see both Val and Adam pay- ting his third to finish with a Cal Bowl - August 4, 2013 1 Val Wise 681 $1,000.00 Harris +20. Super Sseniors second place was Stan Por and ting checks of $107.50. ing $59 if they would win their 204/223 to 185/216 to advance Cash & Carry $1,700.00 are men 63 and over. For the Ben Bagaoisan, with a 1516 This would get us down match. This was a great semi- to the title match. Adam would 2 Freddie Catamisan 760 $500.00 3 Adam McKenzie 697 $205.00 women you just need to be a for $100. There was a total of to the final five bowlers. The final match that was back and finish in 3rd place for $205 (he 4 Manny Loria SS 709 $112.50 5 Joyce Esguerra 660 $112.50 young 55. That would give us $1,280 paid out in doubles and weekly horses are paying a forth. Early on it was Adam Bowled Lights out and could 6 Mike Moore 754 $107.50 51 bowlers making it to the 24 paid spots with low to cash low of $59, Adam McKen- that led by a mere 10 pins, have won) but it was Val who 7 Carlos Umana 745 $107.50 8 Stan Por 693 $107.50 semi-finals. of 1377. zie and Val Wise, to a high of but a late double by Val cut advanced to the title match 9 Louis Evans 665 $107.50 10 Edmond Del Mundo 741 $102.50 The High qualifiers for the The semi-finals took the $149 for Manny Loria. In one that lead down to 3 pins go- and was your horse winner for 11 Christopher Eguilos 724 $102.50 tournament, Stan Por for the floor and finishing in first of the matches, we saw 10th ing to the final two frames. $59. 12 Wendy Soo Hoo SS 682 $102.50 13 Ed Palma SS 676 $102.50 men with a +235 after shoot- was Freddie Catamisan with seed Val Wise bowling the Adam would get a strike and The title game set at Cal 14 Matt Garcia 673 $102.50 ing a 300 during his second a big +160. In second was 15th seed Joyce Esguerra. This a spare in the tenth frame to Bowl. It was top qualifier Fred- 15 Allan Basto 669 $102.50 16 Beth Borci 653 $102.50 game of the 4 PM squad. For Mike Moore at a +154. The match would go down to the force Val to double in his half die Catamisan vs Val Wise. 17 Ben Bagaoisan SS 663 $87.50 18 Jimmy Natividad 662 $85.00 the women it was Deborah cut scores for the top 16 were wire with Val Wise doubling of the tenth to advance. Val Both are long time members 19 Mark Fisser 657 $82.50 Sanders with a +113. They a +65 for the men and the the 10th pulling it out with a got the first strike, then came continued on page 7 20 Ed Abarca 653 $80.00 21 Andrea Campion 650 $80.00 will get a paid entry into a fu- women at +53. Our top seed 189/208 to Joyce 170/200 to 22 Deborah Sanders 646 $77.50 23 Mario Monjet 643 $77.50 ture regular ABTA event. Each had the honor of drawing the advance to the next round. 24 Steve Brode 641 $75.00 week our top seed draws the Match Game worth $5,000. In the other match, it was 6th 25 Kenny Kwan 641 $75.00 26 Scott R. Johnson 640 $72.50 Match Series, and this week it Freddy drew a 136. After a re- seed Manny Loria bowling the 27 Anthony Ta 639 $72.50 was worth $5,000. Stan drew view of all the scores bowled, 7th seed Adam McKenzie. In 28 Susan Ebilane SS 633 $70.00 29 Mike Bousquet SS 631 $68.75 a 400!! We had one bowler we had four bowlers who shot this match, it was not close 30 Darren Garcia 631 $68.75 31 Christine Smith 625 $67.50 who shot that so he would take that score so they will split the as Manny would struggle 32 Gwen Harris SS 621 $65.00 home the $5,000. It was one of pot four ways and each get a at times with his spares and 33 Michael Villareal LH 619 $65.00 34 Ferdie Fojas 611 $62.50 our MOST Faithful Members share of $1,250. Getting full Adam was on a roll finishing 35 Shawn Harper 609 $62.50 36 Cleveland Johnson SS 608 $60.00 Darrow Tiongco. He was on shares were Teddy Villaroman with a 213/244 to Manny’s 37 Benjamin Chung 595 $60.00 his way home, we called him, and Armand Garcia; getting 167/222 to advance. Finish- 38 Kelly Wynn 593 $59.00 39 Johnson Mao 592 $59.00 and he drove back to celebrate. 50% was David Chavez so ing in 4th and 5th place this 40 Leo Silva 591 $59.00 Most Generous also!! Dar- he takes home $625. Getting week were Manny Loria and 41 Johnny Tran (60%) 590 $34.75 42 Joel Arciniega 589 $58.00 row was Buying the Beer and 25% was Enrique Castillo, so Joyce Esguerra. They each got 43 Patrice Smith 587 $58.00 44 Bobbie McCollum SS 587 $57.00 more. Congrats to one of the he takes home $315. We will $112.50. 45 Enrique Castillo 569 $57.00 Good Guys ! We have $1,665 have $2,665 Reserve carried Our semi-final match was 46 Rick Llaneta SS 565 $57.00 47 Arnold Agoncillo (60%) 560 $33.50 48 George Alford Jr. 560 $56.00 (562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com (562) 228-3960 (Cell) 49 Claudette Dalton 558 $56.00 Por is Perfect at CAL Bowl — Stan Por was on his game in the 50 Tres Catalasan 525 $56.00 51 Rey Josafat Jr. DNF $56.00 4:00PM Squad at Cal Bowl as he fired a perfect game in game #2 DOUBLES in the 4:00PM Squad crunching all three in a 10th frame finish 1 Stan Por / Mike J. Moore 1559 $120.00 ABTA August10 for the perfect game. He will receive an Annual ABTA Award for 2 Stan Por / Ben Bagaoisan 1516 $100.00 the fine Bowling by one of the Good Guys. (L—R) ABTA Direc- 3 Stan Por / tors Greg Kokanour, Josefat and the “Perfect” Man Stan Por. Vuong Do 1501 $90.00 4 Stan Por / Chaparral Lanes Jo Jo Barcelona 1499 $80.00 5 Stan Por / Dino Cantoria 1480 $80.00 SEMI FROZEN Event Handicap Bonus ONE Pin 6 Louis Evans / Mike J. Moore 1460 $70.00 7 Kelly J Wynn / 400 Bonita San Dimas (909) 592-2772 Mike J. Moore 1435 $70.00 8 Tres Catalasan / Take 57 N Freeway to Arrow Hwy, go straight on the right in 2 blocks Christopher Eguilos 1434 $60.00 9 Kelly J Wynn / Or Take 57 S Freeway from 210 to Arrow Hwy, go left and then take Deborah Sanders 1424 $60.00 10 Anthony Ta / Left on Bonita on the right in 2 blocks Kenny Kwan 1424 $60.00 11 Deborah Sanders / st Rey Josafat Jr. 1419 $50.00 $2,900 1st w/Bonuses $1,000 Min 1 Guaranteed 12 Kelly J Wynn / Steve Brode 1417 $50.00 Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-6:00 3-6-9 / Beat Board Semis Finals 7:45PM 13 Kelly J Wynn / Rey Josafat Jr. 1417 $50.00 14 Louis Evans / Ben Bagaoisan 1417 $50.00 Entry Fees $56-$53-$46 Reduced Entry Fees $38-$36 15 Benjamin Chung / Kenny Kwan 1417 $40.00 Brackets—Match Game—Match Series -- 3-6-9- Doubles--Side Pots--Horses 16 Rey Josafat Jr. / Tres Catalasan 1413 $40.00 Match Game est $ $3,850 - Match Series est $2,850 - 3-6-9 pot $2,500 17 Joel Arciniega / $5,000 Match Game Pot is hit at CAL for a 136 game — from Danny Guevarra 1408 $40.00 Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA the left David Chavez, Debra Sanders ABTA Director, Armand 18 Mike J. Moore / Guaranteed Min of 27 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors Mark Fisser 1399 $30.00 Garcia and Enrique Castillo. Also Sharing-Not Pictured, was 19 Freddy Zamora / Men & Women Qualify Separately Ted Villaroman. They shared $5,000 POT based on their Events Freddie Catamisan 1398 $30.00 20 Louis Evans / $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of Entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 Bowled. All are Most Deserving!! David Dittlinger 1394 $30.00 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 a Min of $100 21 Andy Yu / Kenny Kwan 1387 $20.00 Three Ladies Guaranteed to top 16 22 Stan Por / Ed Abarca 1382 $20.00 Aug 17 Westminster Lanes / Westminster Handicap Frozen 23 Christopher Eguilos / Danny Eguilos 1381 $20.00 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM BTB FINALS 8:00PM 24 Darren Garcia / Matthew Garcia 1377 $20.00 Aug.24 BYE FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores Aug 29-30-31 Sept 1 Cal Bowl / Lakewood Men: Sat + 73 Women: Sat + 44 Super Seniors: Labor Day Special Event Ed Palma (66), Rick Llaneta (62) Gwen Harris (20) $5,000 Min 1st up to $12,500 w Bonuses BONUSES below High Qualifer (Free Entry) Men: Stan Por + 235 $400.00 If Prepaid by Aug 17 $600.00 if qualifying Thursday Squads & Winning Women: Deborah Sanders + 113 $200.00 qualifying Friday Squads • $150.00 qualifying Saturday Squads 12:30-2:00-3:30-5:00 3 - 6 - 9: $50 - Darren Garcia Match Game: 136 - David Chavez $900.00 if bowled 33 or more squads since Sep 1, 2012 • $200 with ABTA logo shirt 50%, Teddy Villaroman, Enrique $250 if using 900 Global Ball • Cash-n-Carry pays $115-$1 in this special event up to $5,175 Castillo 25%, Armand Garcia Match Series: 400 Darrow Tiongco SQUADS RAFFLE RESULTS Thursday Aug 29 $600 Bonus 8:30 PM-10:00 PM 900 Global Sponsor Ball Kenny “King” Kwan Prize Fund 222 $5,348.75 Friday Aug 30 $200 Bonus 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM – 10:30 PM 400 Series Makes Tiongco $5,000 in ABTA Match Series at Paid Entries 29 @ 56 $1,624.00 Saturday Aug 31 12:30PM-2:00-3:30PM-5:00PM-6:30PM-9:00PM-10:30PM Optional Sidepots $1,618.00 CAL BOWL — From the Left, ABTA “Member Extrordinaire” Doubles $1,280.00 Sunday Sep 1 12:00 PM-1:00 PM-2:30-4:00PM (4:00PM is Final Regular Qualifying Squad) Linnette Ling congratulates Darrow Tiongco for winning $5,000 3-6-9 $50.00 6:00 PM Re-Entry Only Squad (1 in 6 ¾ to Semi Finals) Cash & Carry $1,700.00 .Yes “Five Grand” in the Match Series with his 400 Series :=) Match Game $3,435.00 3-6-9 Roll off 8PM Semis to Follow YES, 400 drawn by Freddy Catamisan and that is $12.50 a pin Match Series $5,000.00 Shirt & Trophy $88.00 folks and couldn’t happen to a nicer man. Total Payout $30,293.75 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS August 8, 2013 ABT this weekend at south point — on-site entries accepted Singles, Doubles, Team and All Events Open To All Averages (No average too high or too low) Guests & New-Members Welcome $10,000.00 Singles 1st $7,000 Scratch Singles $500 Doubles1st $1,000 Team 1st $2,000 All Events 1st $2,000 2013 Summer of Fun August 8 – 11, 2013
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Ultimate Pass $400.00 =Unlimited Singles and Sweepers and 2 nights at South Point** Premier Pack $300.00 = 3 Singles entries and 2 nights at South Point** www.californiabowlingnews.com August 8, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione DEAF TEAM USA RETURNS HOME EMPTY FROM SOFIA DEAFLYMPICS UULTIMATELTIMATE UULTIMATELTIMATE For the first time since the sport of bowling was played in the 1997 World Games for the Deaf, our deaf Team USA came home from the Deaflympics in Sofia, Bulgaria without a single medal. Our teams were good and tried their best against the other countries’ best deaf and hearing-impaired bowlers. They failed because they are not our country’s best deaf and hearing-impaired bowlers. Bowling originally was turned down as a new sport in 1981 World Games for the Deaf and again SINGLES SINGLES in the 1985 Los Angeles World Games. The officers of International Committee for Sports of the Deaf cited the reasons as not enough countries having deaf bowlers and USA deaf bowlers were semi-pros getting money from leagues and deaf classics. Four years later in the 1989 World Games in New Zealand, ICSD finally accepted bowling as SPORT SPORT one of the sports but it was put in as one of the winter sports with curling for the 1991 Winter World Games at Calgary. Alberta. I was one of many who yowled that Winter Games sports are played on ice or snow and Bowling is not one of them. At Calgary ICSD realized their mistake and asked the Sofia 1993 World Games Committee if they could possibly include bowling as one of the sports in spite of short time. Sofia Committee SHOT CHALLCHALLENGEENGE SHOT CHALLCHALLENGEENGE happily accepted. Then near end of 1992, the ICSD officers went to Sofia to inspect the sport venues and much to the dismay of the Sofia Committee, ICSD cancelled bowling out of the Games. The reason was not enough lanes. Starts Tuesday, September 24th Starts Tuesday, September 24th In 1992 I directed the Deaf Team USA Tryouts in Fremont and got the bad news. Upon finding out that the center had 12 lanes, so I pleaded to ICSD to keep bowling in and offered my expertise in scheduling the events. ICSD rejected my letter and told USA Deaf Sports Federation to tell me #PXMTBUQNqQFSXFFL #PXMTBUQNqQFSXFFL that they only accept letters or complaints from National Deaf Sports Organizations. To make this story short, World Games for the Deaf with Olympics’ permission, changed its name to Deaflympics in 2001 at Italy. $2000 First Place 2000 First Place DEAF TRAVELING LEAGUE MEETING AT 1 PM SUNDAY AUGUST 11 AT KEYSTONE Four 8 week rounds on four different sport shots Four 8 week rounds on four different sport shots ABTA contined from page 5 32 weeks plus rolloffs 32 weeks plus rolloffs and Have Championships under their belts. The match saw Val start out with a strike, then Freddie matched that and then picked up a spare. Val got a spare and strike that started a string of three strikes to take a slim lead of nine pins after five frames. An open POWERED BY POWERED BY by Val in the seventh frame gave the lead back to Freddie by a mere five pins. It was that way until Freddie came up in the tenth TEAM DIPLOMATZ TEAM DIPLOMATZ frame. He would leave the 6-7-10 split in the tenth, to open, and that would bring up Val. He got a second strike and that was enough as he only needed a mark. He would go on to win his fifth ABTA championship finishing with a 211/230 to 188/211. Handicap is 90% of 210 • Spots are filling up fast He took home $1,000 for the victory and $1,700 in Cash and *NQFSJBM)XZq/PSXBML $" *NQFSJBM)XZq/PSXBML $" Carry to give him a total of $2,700. Freddie took home $500 for Lorri Scott his second place finish. qLFZTUPOFMBOFTDPN qLFZTUPOFMBOFTDPN Champion Val Wise is from Riverside and used a Storm [email protected] Bowls Her Frantic drilled by Mike Devaney. He is single and would like to thank “Bouncin Bobby” Campagnale for the ball choices, Linnea Juarez for cheering him on, Bob Smith and the ABTA First 300 for running a great tournament. Val has been with the ABTA for by Frank Weiler 25 years and always nice and respectful to all. Great Bowling By to join our League Bowlers Club & receive to join our League Bowlers Club & receive SAN BERNARDINO — One of the Good Guys to be sure!! Lorri Scott bowled her first 300 Runner-up Freddie Catamisan, One of the Good Guys!! He is upcoming league & tournament information upcoming league & tournament information recently at Del Rosa Lanes. from Long Beach and used a Storm IQ drilled by ABTA Member Her big game came in the Hap- py Gamblers League, using a Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes. He is married to Theresa they Columbia Freeze Hybrid. have four children. He would like to thank “Barkada”, Cal Bowl, Her perfect game was the a special thank you to his wife and kids, along with the ABTA middle game of a great 722 and its staff. (245 - 300 - 177) set. Lorri’s Third Place was Adam McKenzie who is from Bellflower. He previous high game was a 298 used the Undefeated Ebonite drilled by himself. He is married to at Deer Creek Lanes in 2011. Imelda and they have two children Isaac and Ariana who have Lorri rolled a 736 at Del visited the ABTA at times as well as Imelda. Ariana graduated Rosa Lanes about two years from High School in June. Adam would like to thank his family ago. Ms. Scott has been bowling for their support, Chuck Weeks for his advice and instructions for over forty years. She start- along with the ABTA and its staff. One of the Good Guys Strikes ed bowling at the age of five, again in ADAM! when she bowled Saturdays This week the winner of the Sponsor ball from 900 Global with her siblings. Lorri started was Kenny “King” Kwan. bowling because her parents This Saturday we visit popular Chaparral Lanes with squads not only encouraged her but starting at 12 pm, 1 pm, 2:30 pm, 4 pm where the side-pots will went further and pushed her to go for a guaranteed minimum of $100 per game. The last squad participate. They recognized is at 6 pm where the side pots will go for a minimum of $200 per the value of bowling as an edu- cator and character builder. game. Check in early for the last squad at 6:00 pm as they are In 2005 GREG RAMIREZ always huge at Chaparral . This is the fourth week of our special started coaching Lorri and be- five weeks of bowling to earn entries for a Color TV, also only fore long she was able to roll the top 5 will lose pins, and everyone bowling will earn ONE 200 games regularly. Greg bonus pin for bowling the event. See ad in paper for the Big La- changed Lorri’s style and bor Day Even August 29-30-31-Sept 1 and online at www.abta1. equipment, and then introduced com hosted by Cal Bowl! Check out the Bonuses for Prepay and her to the “SCIENCE OF AD- Squads. Folks $5,000 Min 1st to $12,500 1st with Bonuses! Also JUSTING” in the world of next week see our ad for temporary schedule that will have the changing lane conditions. As an “EDUCATED BOWLER” remainder of 2013. Lorri started rolling 220 games Chaparral Lanes is located at 400 Bonita in San Dimas. See regularly. our ad on page 5 for directions. The Phone there is 909-592- Since 2011 LARRY MC- 2772. You can check our website (www.abta1.com) for schedule KEEHAN has been working and directions. If you have changes in address please send your with Lorri and has elevated her new address via the comments tab on our website. game to the next level. Now Its history folks as Val Wise enters the archives as our latest she has gone from bowling champion. Hope to see you at Chaparral Saturday. This BTB 220s to rolling personal highs Finals still top 16. Guaranteed $100 Min and 3 Ladies min to top of 279, 298 and 300. Lorri is a big bowling fan 16. $1,000 min 1st as Usual, $2900 1st w/Bonuse. Make plans and her favorite professionals for Westminster Aug. 17 and our Big One Labor Day Weekend are Kelly Kulick and Walter at CAL Bowl. $5,000 min 1st to $12,500 1st w/Bonuess. Thank Ray Williams, Jr. She likes you for being an ABTA member until then!
Kelly because she was the first female to win a PBA title and RUSTY BRYANT Walter Ray because of his con- sistency and longevity. Lessons by Appointment Lorri asked me to thank her parents, WILLIE and BETTY SCOTT, for getting her started. She is grateful to Greg Ramirez THE PRO ZONE and Larry Mckeehan for coach- “The Ultimate Pro Shop” ing her and MARV SARGENT and KENNY JOHNSON of 818-365-2050 Bowlers Depot Pro Shop for Hours: their help with her equipment. 10430 Sepulveda Blvd. Congratulations Lorri and Mon. Thru Fri. Mission Hills, CA 91345 11a.m. to 9 p.m. thanks to the BOWLING Inside Mission Hills Bowl 818-361-1221 NEWS for supporting Citrus Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m. Belt ladies. Page 8 BOWLING NEWS August 8, 2013 Bowling News is proud to bring you.... OCUSBC SENIOR SINGLES Chuck Pezzano Dean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame UNOFFICIAL RESULTS SOME MODEST THOUGHTS by Joy McGregor SAN BERNARDINO - Join Us this Sunday, August 11th Bowling is an amazing sport, and an amazing business FULLERTON — The OCUSBC Senior Singles is now his- at 11:30 AM for our “No Name” No-Tap Tournament. Look and should be proud of all the amazing people it has pro- tory. We had a very good turnout and the tournament was suc- for our ad in the California Bowling News. duced and continues to attract in its wide world of interests. cessful, once again. The first three cashers in each age category Last Week’s Top Scores: But bowling never seems to gain the recognition it should. is listed as follows: Handicap Doubles: David Ivarson 241/643, Richard Mc- Bowling has long been one of the best friends of charity. WOMEN: (75+) 1st - Wanda Lee Weaver, Paramount - 872, Michael 225/632, Ron Reaves 223, Tom Andres 221, Jim 2nd - Nadja Jones, Anaheim - 860 and 3rd - Kay Stubbs, Ana- Sheppard 213/600, Charlie Short 209, Dave Clemens 202, And the fabulous figures raised never have been fully heim - 858. (70-74) 1st - Mary Cheng, Aliso Viejo - 911, 2nd Sam Frisby 201, Joe Strinati 200, Mary Cassin 213/580. counted, from the most pins over averages to donate some - Suzanne Urada, Huntington Beach - 881 and 3rd - Mae Takata, 50/50 Fun League: Thor Terry 249/647, Chris Wilcox 224, relatively small change that adds up to millions, from the La Mirada - 876. (65-69) 1st - Vickey Takeuchi, Anaheim - 985, David Littleton 221/633, Maurice Chavez 213/605, Jason grass roots bowlers to the executive suites. 2nd - Tami Futami, Huntington Beach - 890 and 3rd - Susan Thompson 210, Marty Perry 171/507, Daisy LaFountain Fraker, Anaheim - 847. (60-64) 1st - Karen Woi, Stanton - 860, 170. I don’t know of any bowling group or organization that 2nd - Deborah Hinton, Garden Grove - 857 and a tie for 3rd - Capri Ladies: Daisy Martinez 191/529, Diane Kline doesn’t have one or more charity affiliation, and been there Colleen Lutz, Fountain Valley and Alicia Wroblewski, Laguna 181/473, Esther Byrd 181/470. in good economic times or bad, whether it was fashionable Niguel - 837. (55-59) 1st (tie) - Cindy Miles, Orange and Amber Young at Heart: Jerry Burhop 233/623, Fred Vollar 204, or not. If there was a need, some bowler would find a way Toliver, Anaheim - 887, 3rd - Maria Saenz, Lakewood - 839. Sue Vollar 181/493. to help fill that need. MEN: (75+) 1st - Thomas Maxwell, Jr., Santa Ana - 970, 2nd Mary’s Invitational: Josh Ball 288/723, Bill Roes 266, - George Yue, Glendale - 881 and 3rd - Rick Bargayo, Carson - Dean Danner 265/662, Larry Ollson 247/643, Jerome Forch The sport never has fully accounted for all that good it 876. (70-74) 1st - Gilbert Barcoma, Placentia - 878, 2nd & 3rd 246, Michael Haight 245, Bobby Campagnale 245/674, does and ways could be developed to give full charity as- (tie) Larry Green, Brea and Tomas Fraker, Anaheim - 835. (65- Ed Muniz 243, John Fitzgerald 239/709, Bud Kolar 235, sociation reports. So many sports, in a much easier atmo- 69) 1st - Conrad Vanasse, Stanton - 908, 2nd - Albert Naki, Foun- Jim Sheppard 232/664, Chris Bassett 226, Rusty Barnes sphere to raise funds, shout it from the rooftops. Bowling tain Valley - 886 and 3rd - John Camisa, Aliso Viejo - 875. (60- 226, Ken DeMaio 225/637, Frank Weiler 224/665, Bridgett has created a cloud of love for all. 64) 1st - Robert Aruntunain, Huntington Beach - 929, 2nd - Roy Young 231/639, Therese Lloyd 228, Rolann Karper 225, Coleman, Garden Grove - 919 and 3rd - Kim Lamon, Laguna Julie Johnson 215, Debbie Andres 213, Cari Burris 211, A bowler’s life span can reach from competition starting Beach - 892. (55-59) 1st - Tim Ritter, Huntington Beach - 955, Toni Futch 201, Sheila Eppens 201. at first steps of walking to fragile steps to the line some 90 2nd - Alex Young, Buena Park - 931 and 3rd - Kevin Walther, 625 Scratch Trios: Tom Andres 269, Art Guzman 266/647, years or more later. Bowlers cross all lines of age, size, Irvine - 928. Mike Rick 254/691, Terry Hodgson 251/681, Ray Cobb professions and society. Bowlers can learn to love a two Thank you to AMF Carter Lanes for hosting; hospitality, 244/663, Andy Anderson 242/680, Daphne Williams inch trophy as much as a two foot award. Not everyone can courtesness and efficiency of staff greatly appreciated! 278/647, Ron Sandusky 7-10 Split Conversion. be a pro, but all can develop a pro attitude, as amateurish Also kudos to our tireless Orange County board members for Afternooners: Ed Higgins 209/512, Alice Winchester as they may be. working ... a job well done! We appreciate all participants for 177/465. their support of their association; it takes the entire village to be SB City Mixed: David Marion 225/576, Andrew Johnson Volunteerism has suffered in recent decades in practi- fruitful. What a great bunch of bowlers in Orange County!!! 204, Joyce Marion 164, Sherry Shehan 466. cally all areas, including bowling. We have done a poor job Please go to our website: ocusbc.org for a complete listing. Golden Goodies: Tony DeLaTorre 247/721, Jerry Burhop of keeping interest high among former bowlers and officials Congrats to all winners. See ya at the next tournament: Mixed 220, Bessie Ballman 180/491. and they in turn have lessened theirs. There are many who Doubles, Nov. 2nd & 3rd, 2013 at Linbrook Bowl. Good Times: Ron Sandusky 245, Tom Andres Sr 232/645, would again volunteer genes if only someone would ask. Continued FUN for the remainder of the summer; pray for Ben Stewart 230/659, Bob Corrigan 223, Ronald Labardee The merger has not gone exactly according to the script this pleasant weather to continue...See y’all in the Fall. 219, Josh Ball 213, John Roberson 210, Willie Chang Ho visioned and the unrealistic attitudes when it comes to real- 206, Sam Stubbs 203, Dan Upton 200, Toni Futch 234/647, ity are caused by thoughts of a past no longer here and a Likapeka Ibarra 204. future with too many question marks. DAUGHERTY continued from page 1 Our 2013-2014 Fall League Schedule is out, you may findRiversideLanes3.25X8.BowlngNews it on our web site at delrosalanes.us 8/28/12 . 2:52 PM Page 1 With the lower number of centers we have situations 172, and Daugherty won over Randy Weiss of Columbia, S.C., Thanks for Bowling and Have a Great Week! where too many associations consist of one or only a few, 229-217, in the semifinal round to set up the championship less than five centers, and is right next to another associa- match. tion on more than one side, in the same unenviable posi- tion. And though logic tells all that the way to go is to join The next RPI will be the PBA Midwest Regional Players In- forces, seemingly a fate worse than death to some of the vitational at Super Bowl in Peru, Ill., Aug. 31-Sept. 2. The PBA local movers and shakers. South Region’s next tournament will be Fayetteville, N.C., Aug. 23-25. Compromises, giving and taking, weighing the plus and minus factors, are vital. Integers of the sport must hang to- To watch each RPI in its entirety, subscribe to Xtra Frame, gether or they will all hang separately. The emphasis on big visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo. money prizes in local and state tournaments must give way to an almost lost pride in winning whether its a hundred or PBA SOUTH REGION PLAYERS INVITATIONAL a thousand or the million dollar dream payoffs. Break Point Alley, Tavares, Fla., Sunday, Aug. 4
We must be stronger in our protests against sponsors Championship: who don’t give back nearly enough in support of the sport Tom Daugherty, Wesley Chapel, Fla., ($6,000) def. Jason Stern- that gives them so much and that a people’s sport such er, McDonough, Ga. ($3,500), 219-209. as bowling has long staying power and a modest type of glamor all its own. The main point to always remember is Semifinal Round (losers earned $1,600): that anyone who helps bowling anywhere helps bowling Daugherty def. Randy Weiss, Columbia, S.C., 229-217. everywhere. Sterner def. Scott Newell, Deland, Fla., 185-172.
DID YOU KNOW? Bowling boasts tournaments that have been around for LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE more than a century and draw from some 5,000 teams to nearly 20,000, that adds up to as many as 100,000 indi- 2013/2014 Season Kick Off Meeting BringYour Group Here for a viduals with family and friends who bring the sport and eco- nomic impact to all cities visited. Monday, August 26 @ Cal Bowl 10:00 AM New Experience ••• One of the prime destinations for birthday parties is a Monday September 9 @ 10:00 AM local bowling center, well prepared with bowling for all, help for beginners, food, and often a surprise or two.Bowl- 4 Ladies per team/ handicap league ing rules have changed since their establishment in 1895 by the American Bowling Congress, and continued by the All bowlers welcome to join either as a Women’s International Bowling Congress and the United full team or individual entry! States Bowling Congress, but only after extensive study and research. For info: Call Vi Wilson @ (562) 498-7108
Though bowling has had a presence in the Olym- WITH COSMIC BOWLING LIGHT SHOW! pics it never has been ac- cepted as a medal sport. WINTER HOURS: It has however been fully accepted by many other SUN–THURS 7:30AM TO 11:00PM all-sport competitions and FRI–SAT 7:30AM TO 1:00AM more than 100 countries or federations make it one of the most organized sports in the world.Tournaments of all kinds in all places com- bined with many types of leagues and groups make it an all season sport. What is the number of tourna- ments? An educated guess RIVERSIDE LANES might be 10,000 or more. Book Sweepers•Group Reservations The first televised bowling Birthdays •Corporate Parties show hit the air in 1947 in • • • New York City and it has 1 888 590 2695 been featured on most na- www.bowllaughlin.com Bridgette Hoskins is one proud wife/mother, her husband Doug (left) shot a perfect game on May tional and cable networks 12, 2013 in the Vegas Longshots league at Del Rio Lanes. Then on June 2, 2013 her son Jonathan for more than 50 years. had a monster night posting a 852 set in the same league. Great bowling guys!.. and Go Angels!! August 8, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 9
One: Tom Pettway 265, Game Two: Art Diemert 237; Game Three: Tom Pettway 265. First Timers: Jose Perez 522, David Andrade 448, Chris Thomas 425, Pedro Perez 399, Aisha Dutton 454, Debbie Pickwick Bowl Bowman 399, James Saunders 209, Chris Jones 166, An- 921 Riverside Dr. CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT drea Perez 139, Geraldine Crabtree 138. Burbank, CA 91506 Big Bear: Sid Nakagawa 233/679, Billy Anderson 247/667, 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 John Dunn 235/660, Joe Swift 246/653, Emmerson Wafer by Tish Plotkin (818) 842-7188 231/651, David Patterson 253/649, Harold Dubose 649, LAKEWOOD — The most anticipated league of the win- Cathy Anderson 266/648, Debra Gibson 225/615, Bora BURBANK — Summer leagues are winding down and ter, co-sponsored by TNBA and Cal Bowl will take place Saipaia 204/557, Naimah Williams 549, Michelle Criswell before too long we will be in our sweeper week. on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m.. Meeting Thursday, Sept. 12 at 549, Delores Reynolds 205/525, Allisen Sutton 202/504. Now is the time to really get ready for winter and sign 6:30 p.m., bowl at 7:30 p.m. $8,000 First Place Doubles JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS up for those winter leagues you’ve been eyeing. Here is a based on 48 teams (prize fund includes an integrated Fan- (Scratch High Series) short recap of leagues at Pickwick. Sunday Night league is tasy Foursome payoff). 420 team max (men/women or Classifieds: Alexander Lowe 551, Davon Love 475, Semaj a handicap league, mixed foursome. mixed)—men handicap at 80% of 210, women handicap Lewis 404, Shavon Love 396. Monday 690 is a handicap league mixed five or four, at 100% of 210. Mini-Bees: Nathan Bergevin 145, Mason Dropkin 58, Mag- depending on sign up. Practice league is a great way to Let’s see how the bowlers are doing here at Cal Bowl. gie Mariani 191, Maggie Jenkins 183, Arianna Norville 122, have fun, get free games and drink a beer or two. Orbits Loose Change: Dirty Saints are the league champs. Geno Layloni Mosley 100, Arianna Diaz 43. is a ladies trios handicap league that plays in the morning. Fontecchio 684, Shawn Schaefer 600, Walter Stebok 593, Bobcats: Kameron Agulton 436, Brennan Wingfield 383, Wed. Night Handicap is a fun league of mixed foursomes. Ray Grabinski 535, Julie Grabinski 552, Kathy Dees 420, Nolan Fox 358, Jake Kasten 235, Amon Todd 218, Alex Senior Foursome is a league dedicated to seniors 55+ Patrick Merola 478, Jamie Carrington 278, Mark McCor- Diaz 86, Emily Jenkins 328, Chloe Spiegel 319. in handicap foursomes. Thursday 890 is a league a little mick 228, Dale Johnson 223, Bill Warren 210, Virginia Happy Rollers Too: Pamela Okamoto 282, Sheryl Murray more serious than most but still a lot of fun, handicap five Johnson 164, Darlin Davis 103. 276, Mary Piaschick 265. man teams. Pick one and get a spot on any of these great Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 236/636, LaMa- Happy Rollers Forever: Travis Jenkin 430, MIke Hall- leagues. Call Janie or ask at the front desk for a sign up rt Jenkins 214/585, Joe Lipsey Jr. 229/559, Joe Monroe strom 407, David Abel 394, Wanda Kinard 342, Diane Mal- sheet. 241/556, Andre McNeal 219/541, Elaine Harmon 509, Bea lett 306, Grace Alston 298. Sunday Night: (scr) Mike McMahon 259, Peggy Eklund Hackler 186/500. Adult/Youth: Adults—Donald Kennedy 670, Matt Mosley 197, Chris Gayer 707 Christie Mochinaga 546. (hdcp) Fil-Am Bowlers: Stephen Gaucin 235/689, Rey Josafat 634, Paul Mehl Jr. 528, James Leinonen 374, Janet Love Chas Wiggan 290, Amy Sobuta 242, David Hayes 723, Jr. 257/684, Randy Antazo 245/674, Som Seng 662, Rick 533, Samantha Jukus 343. Youth—Davon Lee 558, Miles Ann Jones 669. Llaneta 256/650, Shota Higuchi 228/637, Manny Antonio Davis 423, Marcus Mosley 381, Mason Hanlon 174, Erin Monday 690: (scr) Steven Jones 222, Glenda Nale 201, 633, Fred Guray Sr. 269/632, Rey Santos 246/622, Jr. Leinonen 296, Morgan Kennedy 281. Mike McMahon 613, Mary Ridlen 601. (hdcp) Joe Gianfi- DeGuzman 615, Elmer Perrer 233/593, Christy Estimo HAVE A GREAT WEEK AND ENJOY YOUR BOWLING! caro 227, Marlene Mendola 221, Travis Mikels 672, Col- 212/617, Beth Colian 581, Veronica Lagmay 576, Elvira lette Rector 591. Gauci 561, Jean Colian 215/557, Joyce Charles 555, Faye Practice League: (scr) Addison McCroubey 231, Spec- Josafat 212/529. Canoga tor 176, Jesse Enriquez 550, Kerry Ware 442. (hdcp) Ace Vegas Crackpots: Ryan Ludvigson 264/698, Ondra Lu- Robson 246, Amanda McCann 240, Jonatan Diamano 603, cas Jr. 234/684, Brandon Owens 246/675, Geno Shaw Lesley Hansen 587. Park Bowl BOWL 649, Carl Stokes 245/614, Ronald Lewis 236/610, Leon 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 Holy Bowlers: (scr) Paul Sullivan 204, Sharain Jones 150, Rudolph Jr. 232/608, Craig Woods 258, Alwyn Woods Sr. 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS Christopher 401, Tracy Chow 300. (hdcp) Buster Roebuck 238, Ellen Myers 247/650, Ericka Joseph 221/553, Teka www.canogaparkbowl.com 267, Alicia Oberlander 219, Osca Aguilar 483, Jeanine Kin- E-mail:[email protected] Williams 209/552, Teilda Lucas 506. ney 424. Corona Ladies: Diana Howard 197/522, Audrey Lewis WINNETKA — If you’re a person who watches the Wed. Night Handicap: (scr) Chris Carter 289, Michelle 513, Caroline Stewart 500. Side-pot winners—Game One: weather report on TV, we have good news to share. Dominguez 201, Cameron Doran 748, Rosa Tribble 583. 1st Nancy Bardwell 241, 2nd Yolanda Gee/Terry Terrazas No triple digit temperatures in the San Fernando Valley (hdcp) Arturo Garcia 270, Nikki Angstadt 261, Ubuild Le- (tie) 218; Game Two: 1st Audrey Louis 177, 2nd Caroine this week. So for now enjoy the “below normal” tem- non 740, Gigit Reyes 693. Stewart 172; Game Three: 1st Elaine Harmon 223, 2nd peratures. But we still want to see those “hot” bowling Senior Foursome: (scr) Joe Vacari 213, Seiki Tluc- Yolanda Gee 215. scores from the bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. zek 173, Richard Brown 567, Barbara Teitel 460. (hdcp) Pin Heads: George Reister 269/734, Greg Kelly 275/704, Phil-Am: Jhunn Alejandro 234/662, Socorro King Al Fama 245, Sue Rapp 244, Dan Carone 627, Barbara Shane Oneal 225/638, James Talley 245/628, Tony White 213/504, Paul Layosa 213/608, Raul Ventenilla 569, Rownd 642. 235/625, Walter Schwarez 229/614, Barneisha Hull Cameren Guidry 549, Josemari Zafra 543, Jennifer Thursday 890: (scr) Sean Allen 247, Jean Ubiadas 184, 197/568, Ashley Brown 229/554, Stacy Kelly 512. Alejandro 477, Levi Navarrete 202. Paul Wise 693, PN Nale 502. (hdcp) Julio Garcia 278, Lin- Young At Heart: Sub Glenn Merchant picked up the 7-10 Comedians: Lou Cherpin 245/699, Erica Pollack da Willoh 263, Daniel Garcia 757, Cristy Bennett 694. Split. Rey Santos 247/713, B.J. 247/693, Charles Gleason 221/604, Randy Johnston 259/695, Mike Pollack 682, That pretty much covers it for this week so until next 244/685, Al Fagafa 236/663, Ed Hansen 628, Art Diemart Russ Gothrick 249/682, Ray Stoy 256/682, Karen Nor- time...keep the ball rollin’! 616, Vince Haneda 224/600, Dee Phipps 209/611, Margo man 461, Joe Myers 258, Ruben Sarkissian 245. McClain 513. League Of Our Own: Mark Alvarino 223/603, Melanie Recycled Teens: Fale Sula 288/675, James Kennard Campos 171/429, William Lingamen 205/572, Edwin 225/644, Jojo Jasmin 244/630, Ning Barcelona 620, Jim Serrano 217/552, Scott Garcia 536, Clemente Torres Plante 254/611, Marc Kashinsky 243/592, Rob Kordich 523, Lois Park 405, Derek Tang 213. 226/587, Milton Donerson 236/587, Donna May 525, Van- Dodger Bowling Club: Sam Solorio 229/616, Kay- BOWLINGNEWSUDOKU cie Keith 200/517. la Bernstein 228/552, Justin Pluchino 231/598, Jon Cal Bowleros: Carole Fischer 2236/583, Cathy Wyatt Schmolke 540, Drew Stern 534, George Pluchino 519, 5 7 8 4 211/571, Leona Belletti 213/559, Bheth Alcayde 211/550, Branden Merrill 519, Sinli Lopez 312. Anna VonMuegge 536. Side-pot winners—Game One: D’Amores Pizza Sport Shot Singles: (4-games) Matt Mary Spencer 232, Carole Fischer 236; Game Three: Jones 248-236/884, Russ Ching 832, Dave Schaffer 6 2 5 Cathy Wyatt 246. 773, Sam Mason 739, Kevin Gross 712. Alley Oops!: Hugh Kemp 463, Julie Grabinski 538, Linda 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 204/576, Robyn Willis 4 1 Watkins 447, Bertie Martinez 428, Shirley Davis 408, Ar- 232/567, Carole Mueller 530, Karen McDonald 530. thur White 153, Joanne Johnson 168, Arlene Maxwell 160, Short ‘N Sweet: Sweeper Scores—Kevin Gross 8 4 2 9 Merrie Slagley 156, Annie Palmer 146. Side-pot winners— 279/765, Lynn King 170/446, Curtis Litzenberger Game One: Linda Watkins 224; Game Two: Ian McPher- 236/663, Anthony Pavlowsky 256/648, Gary Gladstone 1 6 son 213; Game Three: Joanne Johnson 233. 589, Dale Rubin 232/572, Molly Hunter 127/354, Bet- Kings and Queens: Emmerson Wafer 279/764, Vern ty Hogan 120/336, Erin Hunter 119/292, Val Arellano Adams 279/758, Steve Clark 257/734, Kevin Peterson 122/288, Ricky Valenzuela 219. Our next league starts 2 5 1 3 258/716, Nate Hampton 698, Ed Cabs 685, Butch Jackson August 8. Meeting at 6:30 p.m., bowl at 7:00 p.m. 675, Eric Snow 278/664, Deborah Abahazy 241/640, Jen- SFVCC Nikkei: Eiji Fukumoto 238/666, Tami Shiotani 2 4 nifer Van Winkle 217/604, Annette Haynes 219/597, Sue 193/547, Mas Suruki 257/635, Shoji Takeshima 236/661, Cant 596. Yuki Matsuba 606, Harvey Nakamoto 248/589, Yoko 3 6 7 Captain & Crew: Joan Griebe 197/543, Sandy Cotcher Matsuda 457, Ken Shinbashi 235. 530, Margo McClain 510, Vancie Keith 503. JUNIORS Sierra Bugs: JoAnn MacKnight 486, Mattie Wylie 185/484. 8 For 8: (2 games) Skylar Sakuei 117/210, William 4 1 5 8 Side-pot winners—Game One: Greta Vines 214; Game Wales 105/209, Ravi Linden 104/181. Two: Sharon Barnett 177; Game Three: JoAnn MacKnight/ Junior Royals: Keith Nelson 267/672, Julia Frias Anna VonMuegge (tie) 197. 224/515, Justin Pluchino 225/644, Justin Nguyen VOLUME 74, NO. 33 Congratulations, Don Gardner 215/561, Erik Godin 182/507, Moe Feinberg 437, Emily Senior Men’s Trio: “299- California 236-276/811”! 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STERLINGDist. HEIGHTS, 2 STRIKES Mich. - Four youth bowlers UNLIMITED, rose to of New Baltimore, Rocklin Mich., 386-339. claimed the 2013 U15 boys title in dominating fashion. He lead the occasion and captured national youth titles Friday as the 2013 “It’s all overwhelming - the ceremony, the people, the qualifying and went undefeated in match play, taking the title North Pointe Junior Gold Championships presented by Track, awards,” Bond said. “The fact that I made it this far and was so with a 417-390 victory over Michael Martell of Brooklyn, N.Y. ColumbiaDist. 300, Ebonite 3 and CLOVERLEAF Hammer came to a close. BOWL,successful meansFremont a lot. To be on the same level as all of the other “After finishing second last year, I just wanted to make sure I Wesley Low of Palmdale, Calif., Julia Bond of Aurora, Ill., great bowlers is amazing.” didn’t choke, and I wanted to put on the best show that I could,” Cortez Dist.Schenck of Phoenix4 MC and Taylor HENRY Russell of Tupelo, BOWL, Miss., TheModesto top two players in the U20 boys and girls divisions after Schenck said. “I just can’t believe that I won Junior Gold. It’s a all came away with championships in their respective divisions 25 games of qualifying earned automatic spots on Junior Team great feeling and not every kid gets to do this.” at Sunnybrook Lanes. A record 2,078 athletes took part in the USA in 2014. Those spots went to Nick Kruml of Downers In the U15 girls title match, Russell had to knock off pre- event andDist. competed 5for more MISSION than $275,000 in scholarships. HILLS BOWL,Grove, Ill., Andrew Mission Anderson of Holly, Hills Mich., Liz Kuhlkin of viously unbeaten Ashley Channell of Morris Chapel, Tenn., in Low, 16, went undefeated in the double-elimination match- Rotterdam, N.Y., and Bond. back-to-back matches.EIGHT Russell, 15, won the first match 370-353 play bracket with a 5-0 record to claim the 20-and-under boys In addition, the players who advanced to the U20 champi- and took the deciding match 373-338. title. TheDist. two-handed 6 lefty AMFknocked off RIVERSIDE Ryan Zagar of Kenosha, onshipLANES, match also earnedRiverside automatic spots on Junior Team USA “It’s crazy because I never would have thought I would make Wis., 456-425, in the two-game title match. with Low, Zagar and Lokker earning those spots. Since Bond had it this far,”LOCATIONS Russell said. “It was a very challenging week, but I “It feels like I accomplished something really big today,” said already earned a spot, an additional section went to the National pushed myself through it.” Low, a Dist.current Junior 7 Team AMF USA member. BOWL-O-DROME, “All the hard work I Selection Committee. Torrance FourTO U15 bowlers CHOOSE who were age eligible earned spots to com- put into my spare shooting and practicing on the patterns really The selections to Junior Team USA were Matt Farber of Pla- pete in the Tournament of Americas in 2014 and to join the Team paid off and helped me.” inview, N.Y., Kamron Doyle of Brentwood, Tenn., Natalie Good- USA development team program. Those players were Schenck, AfterDist. leading 25 8games VISTAof qualifying by ENTERTAINMENT more than six pins a man of O’Fallon, Ill., CENTER, Elise Bolton of Merritt Vista Island, Fla., and Sean Wilcox of FROM!Altamonte Springs, Fla., Leah Glazer of Hender- game on the field, Bond, 17, also went undefeated in match play Breanna Clemmer of Clover, S.C. Clemmer is the first player to son, Nev., and Channell. to win the U20 girls title. be selected from the U15 division onto Junior Team USA. For more information on the North Pointe Junior Gold Cham- She defeated current Junior Team USA member Sarah Lokker Schenck, 14, who lost in the U15 boys title match last year, pionships, visit BOWL.com/JuniorGold. Diddy Watts Youth State
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