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7502B Florence Ave, Downey,o CAwling 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:ews (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 BJ Moore Wins First PBA Tour Title Late string of four strikes locks up victory to end seven-year quest for a title WILMINGTON, N.C. a 7-10 split and opened in – BJ Moore of Greensburg, his fourth frame. Moore, Pennsylvania defeated 13- however, failed to convert time Professional Bowl- the 3-6-10 in his fifth frame ers Association titlist Sean to slow his momentum. Rash of Montgomery, Il- Nursing a modest lead and linois, 243=215, to win his taking advance of Rash’s first PBA Tour title in the inability to carry strikes on Go ! Professional the right lane, Moore put PBA Clash Returns to FOX Bowlers Association Tour’s together another string of Wilmington Open Wednes- four strikes to win going day at Ten Pin Alley Family away. Sports Sunday, November 3rd Fun Center. BJ Moore In the first match of the CHICAGO – The Pro- that was watched by an Moore, a 30-year-old “I don’t know what to Rash praised Moore for four-man stepladder finals, fessional Bowlers Asso- average audience of more right-hander, ended a sev- say; it’s awesome,” Moore his performance. “He threw Marshall Kent of Yakima, ciation today announced than 1,7 million viewers, en-year quest for his first said. “I’m a process guy it great when he needed Washington flirted with the the PBA Clash, the spe- the largest audience watch title in his 50th PBA Tour and that’s definitely what I to,” Rash, the top qualifier, first in Flo- cial event that kicked off any bowling telecast on any tournament. Moore’s previ- was focused on this week. said. “It was a great effort.” Bowling’s inaugural season the PBA’s historic televi- network since 2005. ous best finish was second Sometimes you have to Moore gained the up- of PBA Tour livestreaming sion agreement with FOX The 2019 field will be place in both the 2016 and take your lumps before you per hand in the final match, coverage, rolling strikes Sports, will return to FOX determined at the conclu- 2019 PBA Scorpion Cham- can win, but it’s all been throwing strikes on his first in the first nine frames of on Sunday, Nov. 3 in a sion of the PBA FloBowling pionships. worth it.” four shots while Rash left continued on page 7 battle between the top eight ATX Invite at Dart Bowl in money-winners from the Austin, Texas, on Sept. 21. 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Remaining events that pro- Tour season. vide earnings opportuni- Walter Ray Williams Jr. Returns to Winning Form The PBA Clash, the ties include this weekend’s most-watched event of the Gene Carter’s Pro Shop PBA’s first season of FOX Open at Mid-County Lanes on Way to Third PBA50 Player of the Year Award Sports telecasts, will in- in Middletown, Delaware; Eugene McCune wins 2019 PBA50 Rookie of the Year • Ron Mohr wins fourth consecutive PBA60 Player of the Year honor clude an elite field compet- the Bowlerstore.com Clas- CHICAGO – After win- ing in a unique single-elim- sic presented by Moxy Xtra ning his third PBA50 Play- ination competition hosted Pair, at Pla-Mor Lanes in er of the Year Award in his by Kegel in Lake Wales, Coldwater, Ohio, Aug. 21- 10th season competing on Florida. The Clash will be 23; the FloBowling PBA the tour for players 50 and contested at the renowned Summer Swing including over, 59-year-old PBA Hall Kegel Training Center on the Wolf Open, Bear Open of Famer Walter Ray Wil- Monday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. and Illinois Open presented liams Jr. sent a message that Ticket information for the by the Brands of Ebonite he will be a major force for event will be announced in International at Parkside some time to come compet- the near future. Lanes in Aurora, Illinois, ing in the “senior” ranks. Marshall Kent of Ya- Aug. 24-31. Williams, who also kima, Washington, won the The USBC Cup points earned the PBA50 Player of inaugural Clash, defeating competition covering the the Year crown in 2012 and seven-time PBA Tour win- entire FloBowling PBA 2013, opened the 2019 sea- ner Dom Barrett of Eng- Summer Tour, and the Flo- son with three consecutive count to 14 which tied him with three wins and the oth- could be a crossroads for land, 218-215, in a telecast Bowling ATX Invite. wins including the PBA50 for the all-time PBA50 er top finishes I had.” his career on the PBA Tour. 2019 GO BOWLING! PBA TOUR EARNINGS LEADERS National Championship Tour titles lead with retired Williams is among a “I wasn’t pleased with (Top 10 as of Aug. 18) for his third career PBA50 Hall of Famer John Hande- handful of players who how I bowled on the regu- 1. Jason Belmonte, , ...... $264,050 Tour major, and never had a gard. continue to compete on lar tour this season so the 2. , Tempe, Ariz., ...... $181,680 finish worse than ninth un- “Obviously, it was a re- both the PBA Tour and PBA50 Tour gave me a 3. Kris Prather, Plainfield, Ill., ...... $173,115 til a 17th-place finish in the ally good, encouraging sea- PBA50 Tour including fel- lift,” he said. “Bowling on 4. Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., ...... $147,273 PBA50 David Small’s JAX son,” said Williams, who low Hall of Famers and the regular tour has always 5. EJ Tackett, Bluffton, Ind., ...... $139,995 60 Classic, the final PBA50 owns seven Chris Schen- rivals for more than three been enjoyable for me but 6. , Little Elm, Texas, ...... $128,640 event of the season. kel PBA Player of the Year decades, , Pete last season wasn’t enjoy- 7. Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., ...... $91,015 The all-time Go Bowl- honors on the PBA Tour. Weber, Parker Bohn III and able. I’m not ready to retire 8. , Montgomery, Ill., ...... $77,430 ing! PBA Tour titles leader “I wasn’t always the best . Wil- from bowling on the PBA 9. Kyle Sherman, O’Fallon, Mo., ...... $72,693 with 47 wins brought his in the field (this liams’ PBA50 Player of the Tour but that’s a tough tour 10. Dick Allen, Lexington, S.C., ...... $68,830 career PBA50 Tour titles season) but you can’t argue Year award came at what continued on page 5

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LANES New Start Time Mondays at 8PM Entering Average 2018-19 Composite Average Less 35 Pins Starts Sept. 9th Call Mike Cammarata at 562-927-3351 For More Info Page 2 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com August 22, 2019 Wins PBA Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic for Eighth Title Two strikes in 10th frame ends three-year title drought MIDDLETOWN, Del. – Ryan Ciminelli of Lancaster, South Carolina, defeated top qualifier of Riverview, Florida, 217-209, to win his eighth Go Bowl- ing! Professional Bowlers Association Tour title Sunday in the Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic at Mid-County Bowl- ing and Entertainment Center. Ciminelli, ending a three-year title slump, took an ear- ly lead against Daugherty, starting with three strikes and getting help when Daugherty left the 3-6-7-10 split and opened in the fourth frame. But Ciminelli returned the fa- vor, leaving the 4-6-7-9-10 “Greek church” in his ninth frame to give Daugherty a chance to shut him out. When Daugherty failed to strike out, Ciminelli locked up the title with strikes on his first two shots in the 10th frame. “I really don’t know what to say,” the 33-year-old left- hander said. “There’s a few different reasons why this one means so much to me. What really matters is all the people here watching me win. There were a lot of people who helped me out. I can’t thank them enough.” Daugherty, a 44-year-old two-time PBA Tour title win- ner, took the lead in Sunday’s five-game cashers round and Ryan Ciminelli systematically won every match he needed to win in the frame, Ciminelli threw eight consecutive strikes to deny PBA GENE CARTER’S PRO SHOP CLASSIC 12-game match play round to secure the top berth for the Wilkins’ bid for his first PBA Tour title. (A 2019 FloBowling PBA Summer Tour event) stepladder finals. But he fell one match shy of picking up The Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic was the fifth of 10 Mid-County Bowling and Entertainment, Middletown, his third PBA Tour title. events that are part of the FloBowling PBA Summer Tour. Del., Sunday “Maybe I’ll get (Ciminelli) next week in Coldwater The FloBowling PBA Summer Tour now moves west Final Standings: (Ohio),” Daugherty said. to Coldwater, Ohio, for the PBA Bowlerstore.com Classic 1, Ryan Ciminelli, Lancaster, S.C., $10,000, In the first stepladder match, Ciminelli threw strikes on presented by Moxy’s Xtra Pair at 16-lane Pla-Mor Lanes 2, Tom Daugherty, Riverview, Fla., $6,000. his first two shots in the 10th frame to lock out Tom Small- where qualifying will take place on Thursday followed by 3, Zacharay Wilkins, Canada, $3,000. wood of Saginaw, Michigan, 224-214. Ciminelli, pursuing the cashers round, Rounds of 16 and 8, and stepladder fi- 4, , Saginaw, Mich., $2,400. his first title since winning the 2016 Parkside Lanes Open nals on Friday. Playoff Results: in Aurora, Illinois, was nearly perfect in eliminating Ca- All rounds of the sixth FloBowling Summer Tour event Match One – Ciminelli def. Smallwood, 224-214. nadian two-hander Zacharay Wilkins of Barrie, Ontario, will be livestreamed on FloBowling.com. For additional Semifinal Match – Ciminelli def. Wilkins, 266-223. 266-223, in the semifinal match. After a spare in the first information, visit FloBowling.com. Championship – Ciminelli def. Daugherty, 217-209. August 22, 2019 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 3

O'KEEFE WINS BOWLERX.COMby Daniel Farish and Aaron Smith USBC CommunicationsPWBA ORLANDO OPEN ORLANDO, Fla. – Shannon O'Keefe of Shiloh, Illi- The PWBA ceased operations during the 2003 season nois, became the first player in nearly 20 years to claim before the relaunch in 2015. four titles in a Professional Women's Bowling Association "As I get older and my career progresses, it's very cool Tour season by winning the 2019 BowlerX.com PWBA to hear your name mentioned in the same sentence as the Orlando Open at Boardwalk Bowl. people you've looked up to," O'Keefe said. "To be able to O'Keefe, the reigning PWBA Player of the Year, edged achieve something like that is very humbling for me." Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, New York, in the cham- O'Keefe was the No. 2 seed for Saturday's champion- pionship match Saturday, 207-202, to record her 12th ca- ship round after a miscue in her final frame during the reer PWBA Tour title and take home the $10,000 top prize. Round of 12 earlier in the day cost her the chance to tie for The stepladder finals of the BowlerX.com PWBA Or- the top seed and force a one-game roll-off with McEwan. lando Open aired live on CBS Sport Network. Needing a double in the 10th frame to secure the top "I don't know if there are words to describe it," O'Keefe spot outright or a strike and spare to tie McEwan, O'Keefe said. "I'm very proud of my season, proud of how I'm com- delivered the first strike but left and missed a 10 pin to fin- peting and proud of how I've been mentally approaching ish the frame and fall one pin short of McEwan's overall it. This season, more than any other, has just been so vivid qualifying total of 4,788 for 22 games. to me." McEwan admitted to not making the shots she needed O'Keefe and McEwan have been at the top of the PWBA in the title match, but she's still seeing improvement in her points list the last two seasons, and the title tilt lived up to game as the 2019 season nears completion. expectations, as both players entered their respective final "It wasn't a good shot (in the 10th frame), and I had too frame with the chance to secure the win. many bad shots against the greatest player on the planet O'Keefe, who finished the match first, had made a ball in Shannon O'Keefe," said McEwan, a five-time PWBA change on the left lane in the eighth frame but elected to Tour champion and the 2019 U.S. Women's Open winner. switch back to the ball she used throughout the stepladder "That's just something you can't do. finals after making a bad shot and leaving a 3 pin, which "I ended up holding onto a spot on the show, though, she converted. Shannon O'Keefe which is an improvement from last week. I'm happy to still "We decided to be a little gutsy in the eighth frame," O'Keefe said. "I threw that ball be seeing small improvements in my game from week to week, especially at this point in the fill the previous game, and it read the lane so well. We were trying to strike on that of the season." lane, and I just threw a bad shot." In Saturday's semifinal, O'Keefe rolled four consecutive strikes, starting in the fourth With a strike in the ninth frame, she needed to roll two strikes in the 10th for the frame, to jump ahead of Colombia's Rocio Restrepo and never looked back, earning her chance to shut out McEwan. After recording the first strike, she left a 4 pin on her second spot in the title match with a 226-201 win. Restrepo, a four-time PWBA Tour champion shot to give McEwan an opportunity to lock up her second win of 2019. who has been fighting injuries all season, was making her first championship-round ap- "The left lane was just a little tricky," O'Keefe said. "It had a little wiggle spot, but if pearance of the year. you got it going up the lane, it wanted to hook. I was really making sure my hand was soft Restrepo advanced to the semifinals by staying clean in a 197-179 win over Liz through the bottom and to stay down on my shots. I told myself to just execute and be Kuhlkin of Schenectady, New York. Kuhlkin won the 2018 U.S. Women's Open at Board- proud of my execution. I threw the first one in the 10th so good, but I twirled the second walk Bowl, winning four consecutive matches on her way to the title. one just a bit." In Saturday's opening match, Kuhlkin rolled eight strikes on the way to a 228-194 McEwan's first delivery in the 10th frame was left of target, resulting in a 6-10 com- victory over Katelyn Simpson of Emmett, Idaho. Simpson was making her first career bination. championship-round appearance. O'Keefe's run of success since the relaunch of the PWBA Tour in 2015 is apparent, but A total of 32 players earned spots in this week's main field. The top 24 players on the her ability to keep putting herself in position to win now has her name being mentioned 2019 PWBA points list (through the Pepsi PWBA Louisville Open) secured automatic with great bowlers from different eras. spots in the field, while a pre-tournament qualifier (PTQ) held Thursday at Boardwalk The last time a player won at least four titles in a season on the PWBA Tour was 2001, Bowl determined the bowlers filling the rest of the field. when future United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famers Carolyn Dorin-Ballard (sev- 's Cherie Tan was the lone player in the top 24 not to compete this week, en wins) and Liz Johnson (four wins) and Australia's Cara Honeychurch (four wins) each which allowed nine bowlers to advance from the PTQ. accomplished the feat. The elite field bowled 16 games Friday to determine the top 12 competitors, who ad- The 2001 season featured 23 events, while O'Keefe claimed her fourth title in the 12th vanced to bowl an additional six games Saturday. Total pinfall for 22 games determined event of the season. the five finalists. Page 4 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com August 22, 2019

1991 - by CarolPART Mancini 4 We are half way through 1991. Looks like a lot of memories to write about. Wish I could share the pictures. Bad thing...thru the pictures I can see friends and myself growing older! Maybe its the pages that got wrinkled. Follow me... Horoscope for Gemini this week. (June 13) Make sure you have extra shoe laces, skin Jim Horning was manager at Pinkys. • patch, tape, shur-slide, towel and a pen. Plus, wear blue! • Simon Rojas was a seond behind Bob Smith at ABTA. First to jump into the picture! Canoga Park Bowl floored a “Filipinoy League”. 3 free games if you know what kind of • Gene Giegoldt ruled at Canoga Park. He was the V.P. and manager. • league. • For years Connie Marchione organized squads of Deaf bowlers for the Grant Classic. Get out yur thinking cap. Remember “Re-Creations”? Twas the entertainment group • The SEDBA honored “The Best League Secretary” in each center-at the annual awards • sponsored by the B.V.L., Elks, and Howard Johnson to put on shows in veteran’s facili- • banquet. Could be male or female-The centers choice. (When did that award die?) ties. 155 each year! The cast of musicians, dancers and singers changed every year. Frank Keitz (Writer for the Bowling News) presented an amendment to the ABC Con- Always a patriotic theme. So much talent! • vention removing the word “Male” from the American Bowling Congress constitution Another 300 at Friendly Hills for Paula Vidad. Smile for the camera Paula. and bylaws allowing women to join the ABC. • Mark and Danel Fisser marry on June 8. The pastor performed the ceremony both vo- The WIBC leaders didn’t like the amendment-it could cause competition for member- • cally and in sign language. Mark hoped to join the Pro Tour. • ship. Leo Magnus was named the LABA “King of the Hill” and awarded the “Big Bad Bowling What about women Pros bowling with the Men Pros? Another point for leagal council. • Buddha” • Adele Dancel won $1,000 in Vegas. NABI week brought out stars Dave and Just Soutar The Bowling Venue of the 1991 U.S. Olympic Festival was held at South Bay Bowling • for the presentation. • Center. Local “go getter” Phyl Knoll was in charge of ticket sales, transportation and California Governor Wilson passed a new tax law. Newspapers were taxible! Bowling many other features. • News included new tax in the current price and took the hit! For Sale: Brunswick Rhino Ball- $69.95. Twister- $56.25 Phantom- $85.95. If you have Dang! The BPASC sponsored “Bowlers Nite With The Dodgers”- August 13, 1991. • one that is undrilled, its worth more now. • Another great project-GONE! Lee Taylor won another one! The WSBT Fresno Open. It was a favorite. The Northern The BPASC had many projects to raise money for the Grand Prix Scholarship program. • guys came south and the southern seniors went north. Same month, he entered the • The incentive for college dollars kept Juniors bowling much longer. Hall of Fame. The second place $15,000 from the NABI went to Cesar Dela Rosa of San Diego. A new car was the prize for a “Hole in One” at the Bowling Proprietors annual golf • First place in the 32 team Whitlock League at Del Rio Lanes was guaranteed $32,000. • tournament. When did Managers find time to promote bowling and practice their golf • That league has always had a waiting list. game? A swing is a swing, is a swing? Young Robert Smith smashed the pocket at Canoga Park Bowl in the Junior Memorial Bryan Alpert moved back to So Cal in time to roll in Grananda’s 8 gamer. He shot 300, • Tourny. His 258-245-214-300 made everyone believe he was “PRO” material! He even • won 2 sidepots, both blocks, and the top 5 places in doubles for a total “take home” of won 2 gold medals in the U.S. Olympic Festival of Bowling at South Bay Bowl the $1,711. He didn’t take it home, he donated it to the Junior Program!! (For our young summer of 1991. readers, Bryan was the first Southlander to roll an 800 right handedAND left handed.) A guy-Dan Nadean, Las Vegas, won the High Roller. His bank account increased by Marv Sargent teamed up with Him Murtishaw to win “Robby’s PCB Doubles” at newly • $200,000! • opened Pinkys. (Marv Sargent entered Calif Hall of Fame this year-2019). Bob Laster Four Southland women were “Best in the West” at the Olympics; Darlene Weekly, Patty and Larry Gray came in second. All were (are) headliners. • Ellenburg, Lynda Norry and Julie Gardner. May 18, 1991. Sacramento’s Mark Benavidez entered a PCCB tourny at Cordova Carolyn Starzec, Vera Kelly and Pat Schatt entered San Fernando Hall of Fame. • Lanes. Game one-289, game two-300, game three-300/889. • 24 lane center in Lompac, Calif sold for $975,000. Included in the deal was the prop- Surprise--an ad from Beverly Bowl! Sabu’s “Dynamic Duo” mixed five gamer. Direc- • erty, coffee shop, lounge, and kitchen. • tors were Sabu Chitjian, Harry Kosian, and Arman Zernedijian. What flag were they 15 youth students and 30 adult students from the Palm Springs Braile Institute bowled flying??? • regularly in Cathedral City. Keystone Lanes guranteed a 1991 Toyota Truck for the winner of the 5 game “Clas- In July 1991 alone, ad congratulations shouted out to; Roman Zamora, Dean Sand- • sic”. (Read on we might find out who won.) • erson, John Englehart, C.R. Carmignani, Rick Jorgie, Jason Hoffer, Jene St Pierre, A lucky ticket winner at Corbin Bowl won 100 free games---of bowling! Robert Smith, Tom Hawkins, Eddie Williams, and Dave Olsen. • Vista Bowl was the sight for the “Welcome Home Troops” Day. All vets in the area were We’ve made it thru the first part of 1991. Bowlers night at Dodger Stadium was the best! • invited to bowl, share stories and eat. Manager Nick Mancini even talked the Marines Only $7 a seat, $1.25 Hot Dogs and $3 beer. Frank Kietz visited every center every week. into a band concert and a TANK. Kids could climb inside. Vets from WWII, Korea, Viet- He could sniff out a story and his camera was always loaded! He was a real “pain in the nam and Desert Storm were honored. (Question? How long has Desert Storm been posterior” most of the time, but got the job done. Hope you enjoyed the junket and a few going on?) memories were jolted. Lets hear from YOU!! I’m in the office every Monday.

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PBA50 continued from page 1 with all those young guys.” So tough, in fact, that Williams has added the two- handed delivery – made famous by tour stars Jason Bel- monte, Anthony Simonsen and among a growing number of others – to his arsenal. He employs the technique to be more effective primarily when he has to play an “inside” shot.” “Basically, if I have to move way inside and throw it right, that’s when I’ll use it,” Williams said. “It’s still a work in progress but it has become a useful tool for me when the (lane) conditions warrant it. I like the results I’ve had with it, so I’ll continue to develop it.” One example of the effectiveness of his two-handed technique was his performance in the Suncoast PBA Se- nior U.S. Open where he eventually finished sixth after starting the tournament in 53rd after the first round of qualifying. He used the two-handed delivery often in qual- ifying and match play to negotiate the challenging Senior U.S. Open lane condition eventually finishing sixth. The fruits of his labor with the two-handed delivery paid off again when he bowled a 300 game in qualifying for the PBA50 River Extreme Open to become the first player to bowl a 300 game using a traditional and two-handed deliv- ery in national PBA competition. Williams led the PBA50 season with 32,480 points, more than 10,000 ahead of 2017 PBA50 Player of the Year Brian LeClair, who finished second with 22,320. Williams also led in earnings with $42,525 and was third in average with 227.48. Three-time PBA Tour titlist Eugene McCune won the PBA50 Spectrum Lanes Open which served as a springboard to winning PBA50 Rookie of the Year honors. Bowling in just six tournaments, the 51-year-old hard-throwing right-hander, also had ninth-place finishes in the Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open and the JAX 60 Classic and 13th in the USBC Senior Masters that contrib- uted to his 11,070 point total leading rookie contenders. PBA Hall of Famer Ron Mohr once again domi- nated competition among players 60 years of age and old- er to win his fourth consecutive PBA60 Player of the Year Award. The 63-year-old right-hander won the PBA50 David Small’s Championship Lanes Classic for his 11th career PBA50 Tour title and had a string of six top-five finishes in PBA50/60 tournaments plus a sixth-place finish in the PBA60 Championship to end the season. “It’s been an unbelievable year, “said Mohr, a two-time PBA60 titlist who is the only player to win more than one Bowling Calendar PBA60 tournament since the category began in 2014. “I by Bette Addington don’t recall ever being on a stretch where I’ve bowled that AUGUST consistently well. 22-25 – CUSBC Senior (50+) Singles Tournament, Monterey Lanes (2161 Fremont St.), Monterey, calusbc.com “I believe I have some good years left but what does 23 – West Coast Callouts, 9:30pm, Keystone Lanes, Norwalk, 661/418-8007 concern me – like every athlete – is the time when you’re 24 – MSC/900 Global Scratch 8 Gamer, 12 noon, Mira Mesa Lanes, San Diego, 858/578-0500, miramesalanes.com no longer competitive and you have a decision to make. 24 – No-Tap 5 Gamer, 7pm, AMF Rocklin Lanes, 916/521-3524 But for now, I’m still seeing the lane (condition) well and throwing the ball with confidence. Hopefully if I continue 24 – GoBowling! PWBA Regional Showdown, 2pm, CBS Sports Network to focus on good execution the outcome will take care of 24-25 – GameTimeBowlers/Last Qualifying Trios Battle, 2pm, Arlington Lanes, Riverside, 844/228-8539 itself.” 24-25 – USBC Bronze Level Coaching Conf. w/Fresno St. Coach Chris Preble, AMF Pinole Valley Lanes, Pinole, CA, Mohr finished the PBA50 season third in points overall 800/514-BOWL, x 8969, [email protected] behind Williams and LeClair with 20,575, ranked fifth in 24-25 – HammerPins Fall Team Scratch Classic, Wink’s Silver Strike Lanes, Gardnerville, NV, Hammerpins.net average with 222.53 and second in earnings with $33,440. PBA50 Tour players will have the opportunity to vote 25 – CBT Doubles & Singles No-Tap, 12, 2 & 4, Action Lanes, El Monte, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com on the PBA50 Dick Weber Sportsmanship award that will 25 – San Joaquin Bowling Club Crossover Doubles, Freeway Lanes, Selma, 559/385-8837 be announced later. 25 – Scratch 6 Gamer/Willie Taylor Memorial, 12 noon, Yosemite Lanes, Modesto, 209/524-9161 25 – Santa Clara USBC 9-Pin No Tap Handicap/Scratch Doubles Tourn., 4th Street Bowl, San Jose, 4thStreetBowl.com 30-1 – Xframe Labor Day event, Fri. squads at 7pm & 9pm, Cal Bowl, Lakewood, 909/702-3369 31 – Scratch 5 Gamer, 11am, Forest Lanes, Lake Forest, 949/324-2232, [email protected] SEPTEMBER WANTED 1 – Full payment due for 50th Cal State Senior Open Championships (Oct. 19-20 thru Nov. 16-17, Modesto), 925/757-2695 (Gina Moura) 2 – Labor Day Classic 4-Gamer, 1pm, AMF Rocklin Lanes, 916/521-3524 Looking for Energetic, Committed 3-8 – Fall/Winter League Season begins and Responsible Employees 3-8 – QubicaAMF PWBA Players Championship, BowlTV & CBS Sports Network in Southern California 7 – CBT Scratch 7-Gamer, 10am, Bowlium, Montclair, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com 7 – Scratch 6-Gamer, 5pm, Ebonite Harley’s Valley Bowl, Simi Valley, 805/415-7018 8 – JAT, 9am, Bowlium, Montclair, bowljat.org Mechanics, Desk, Bar, Food Service 8 – NCJET, 10am, Stars Recreation Center, Vacaville, [email protected] 8 – QubicaAMF PWBA Players Championship, 1pm, CBS Sports Network Send resumes to [email protected] Calendar brought to you by California Bowling Writers (www.calbowlingwriters.org) Page 6 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com August 22, 2019

Go Bowling! PBA Tour Rookies Kyle Sherman Retains Lead in FloBowling PBA Summer Tour Points Race Continue To Chase Mykel Holliman Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic runner-up Tom Daugherty advances from 22nd to place to seventh Thanks to his runner-up finishing in the USBC Masters, Mykel Holliman of Collier- CHICAGO – Kyle Sherman of O’Fallon, Missouri retained his status as the FloBowl- ville, Tenn., took a comfortable lead in the 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour’s rookie com- ing PBA Summer Tour’s most consistent player, finishing 12th in Sunday’s Gene Carter’s petition points and retained his edge after the first four events of the FloBowling PBA Pro Shop Classic in Middletown, Delaware, to remain No. 1 on the Summer Tour points Summer Tour. list after five of nine events while Delaware runner-up Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Holliman, a 26-year-old left-hander, ranked 31st on the overall 2019 PBA Points list, Florida made the biggest move on the points list, advancing from 22nd place to seventh. 4,565 points ahead of Kenneth Ryan of Farmingdale, N.J., on the list of 2019 Bowl4life Closing the gap on Sherman was AJ Johnson of Oswego, Illinois, who moved up one PBA Rookie Watch candidates. Wichita’s Patrick Hanrahan is third among rookies. Also place to second after his eighth-place finish in Delaware. Johnson now has 4,180 points, in position to make a challenge are former Teen Masters winners Mike Coffey of Mel- only 200 behind Sherman. Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa. (3,965); EJ Tackett, Bluffton, bourne, Fla., and Greg Young of Viera, Fla., along with Jake Rollins of Glen Rock, N.J. Ind., (3,540), and BJ Moore, Greensburg, Pa., (3,355) round out the top five, all after With five title events in the Summer Tour and the U.S. Open remaining, a big finish or solid performances in Middletown. two by the leading rookies could re-shape the race. The FloBowling PBA Summer Tour points are important because they involve bonus Competition points won’t decide who wins the Harry Golden PBA Rookie of the Year cash to the top five in the USBC Cup points standings, eight berths in the end-of-summer Award, but that’s a key category for consideration in voting to be conducted at the end FloBowling ATX Invite and eight expenses-paid trips to China for the inaugural PBA of the 2019 season. The Rookie of the Year will receive a $2,500 bonus from Chuck China Tiger Cup in November. Fans can follow the summer points races (USBC Cup, Gardner’s Bowl4Life Foundation and the foundation will donate an additional $2,500 to FloBowling ATX Invite and PBA China Tiger Cup) by clicking on this link. a youth bowler scholarship in the ROY’s name. The FloBowling PBA Summer Tour’s next stop is Thursday and Friday in Coldwater, Ohio, for the PBA Bowlerstore.com Classic presented by Moxy’s Xtra Pair at Pla-Mor Lanes. After Coldwater, the Summer Tour’s final points events are part of the FloBowl- ing PBA Summer Swing presented by the Brands of Ebonite International next week at Parkside Lanes in Aurora, Illinois, where the PBA Wolf, PBA Bear and Illinois Open titles will be at stake. The Summer Tour will conclude with the FloBowling ATX Invite at Dart Bowl in Austin, Texas, on Sept. 21. All PBA Summer Tour events except the Illinois Open are Tier 3 events (2,500 points for first place). The Illinois Open is a Tier 2 event (double the Tier 3 points including 5,000 points for first). Also underway along with the summer points competition is the 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour earnings race which will reward the top eight money-winners with berths in the second PBA Clash that will take place at the Kegel Training Center in Lake Wales, Florida, in late October for airing on FOX on Nov. 3. Australia’s Jason Belmonte is the runaway leader in earnings as of Aug. 18 with $264,050. Sean Rash currently holds the eighth spot with $77,430, less than $5,000 ahead of Sherman. FloBowling.com. FLOBOWLING PBA SUMMER TOUR POINT LEADERS 1, Kyle Sherman, O'Fallon, Mo., 4,380 (1). 2, AJ Johnson, Oswego, Ill., 4,180 (3). 3, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa., 3,965 (2). 4, EJ Tackett, Bluffton, Ind., 3,540 (6). 5, BJ Moore, Greensburg, Pa., 3,355 (7). 6, Jakob Butturff, Tempe, Ariz., 3,180 (4). 7, Tom Daugherty, Riverview, Fla., 2,985 (22). 8, Andrew Anderson, Holly, Mich., 2,875 (10). 9, AJ Chapman, Manchester, Iowa, 2,825 (5). 10, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 2,700 (9). 11, Stuart Williams, , 2,550 (8). 12, Ryan Ciminelli, Lancaster, S.C., 2,500 (na). 13, Kris Prather, Plainfield, Ill., 2,375 (11). 14, Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., 2,355 (12). 15, Dom Barrett, England, 2,210 (13). 16, , Taylorsville, N.C., 2,085 (20). 17, Brad Miller, Lee’s Summit, Mo., 2,025 (17). 18, Anthony Lavery-Spahr, Pasadena, Texas, 2,000 (14). 19, Zeke Bayt, Westerville, Ohio, 1,865 (16). 20, Josh Blanchard, Mesa, Ariz., 1,780 (15). 2019 GO BOWLING! PBA TOUR EARNINGS LEADERS 1, Jason Belmonte, $264,050 (15). 2, Jakob Butturff, $181,680 (19). 3, Kris Prather, $173,115 (19). 4, Bill O'Neill, $147,273 (19). 5, EJ Tackett, $139,995 (21). 6, Anthony Simonsen, $128,640 (20). 7, Norm Duke, $91,015 (15). 8, Sean Rash, $77,430 (20). 9, Kyle Sherman, $72,693 (16). 10, Dick Allen, $68,830 (17). Every Tues. Get The Digital Version of The California Bowling News Go to CaliforniaBowlingNews.com and sign up!! August 22, 2019 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 7

PBA continued from page 1 a 274-179 victory over reigning PBA Player of the Year Andrew Anderson of Holly, Michigan. Kent lost his bid for a 300 game when he left the 3-6 on his first shot in the 10th frame. In the semifinal match, Kent failed to convert a 2-5- 7 split in the fourth frame, but Moore returned the favor, leaving the 4-6-10 split for an open in his sixth frame. Kent doubled to regain the lead, but made another mis- take, leaving the 2-8-10 for another open frame. Moore responded with three strikes to lock up a 214-181 win to advance to the title match. The Wilmington Open was the fourth of 10 events that are part of the FloBowling PBA Summer Tour. The FloBowling PBA Summer Tour resumes Saturday when the PBA Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic qualifying gets underway at Mid-County Bowling and Entertainment in Middletown, Delaware.

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Final Standings: 1, BJ Moore, Greensburg, Pa., $10,000, 2, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., $5,000. 3, Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., $3,000. 4, Andrew Anderson, Holly, Mich., $2,400.

Playoff Results: Match One – Kent def. Anderson, 274-179. Semifinal Match – Moore def. Kent. 214-181. Championship – Moore def. Rash, 243-215.

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Nothing.” inadvertently dropped a bowling ball on her toe: “[Barb] really knows how to take out the competition.” Hall-of-Fame bowler Robin Romeo, on her mother Joan 10TH LAUGHLIN BLAST! being named in 2015 to the United States Bowling Congress Senior No–Tap Doubles Handicap Event Hall of Fame for meritorious service: “When I was on AUGUST 19–21 [Professional Women’s Bowling Assn.] tour, she used to be FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: JOYCE DALTON-JENSEN 619-251-9660 called ‘Robin Romeo’s mother.’ Now, I’m ‘Joan Romeo’s 800-227-3849 GROUP CODE B/BLAST daughter.’ She’s not ‘Robin Romeo’s mother’ anymore.” Kamie Katzarska, looking on the bright side after barely failing to break into triple figures during a league game: LOUSY BOWLER “Ninety-nine. That’s almost 100.” Veteran bowler Ken Borshell, on his desire to bring more TOURNAMENT! women bowlers into his league: “Damn tootin’. I’m not FREE Lousy T–Shirt/Handicap Event dead yet. 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We’ll spend an hour trying to explain, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 2020 Why we didn’t bowl a better game.” FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: RIVERSIDE LANES AT 1-888-590-2695 Jerry Zerg, on his team’s league name, “The Irritable Bowl Syndrome”: “It was the most apt name we could get.” Siena Cawelti, on her love for the sport: “I live and breathe bowling and if I could eat a bowling ball, I would.” West Coast Senior Tour owner/director Dick Sanders, on how technology had cheapened bowling scores: “The BOOK SWEEPERS/GROUP RESERVATIONS/BIRTHDAYS/CORPORATE PARTIES perfect example is a 300 game in tournaments. No one knows he did it but the guy who shot it. Three-hundred Geoff Gast got to play the role of the “Big Fella” for his 1.888.590.2695 team. Photo by Fred Eisenhammer RiversideResort.com games are so phony baloney, although it’s still exciting for the guy who shot it for the first time. Everyone’s a Geoff Gast, exulting about leading his league team to pro now. If you collect money in league at the end of the victory despite his relatively low average: “It was like I was season, you’re a pro.” being Shaq and Kobe and leading the way. I was being the RiversideLanes.Aug2019.BowlingNews.inddRUSTY BRYANT 1 8/5/19 11:16 PMJustin Adams, on bowling his first 300 game: “It was one Big Fella and the Big Man and bringing home the win.” Lessons by Appointment of the coolest feelings. The last shots were gut-wrenching. Rick Auerbach, on elite bowler Charles Kenny: “He hits I literally took a lap around the bowling alley.” the pins so hard I told him that on my way home, I would Gail Marlis, on switching to her left hand after incurring look for some pins on Ventura Boulevard.” THE PRO ZONE an injury to her right (throwing) arm: “Not bowling is not Hollywood icon Susan Sarandon, promoting her “The Ultimate Pro Shop” an option.” worldwide ping-pong social clubs while at the same time Gail Marlis, again, on what bowling means to her: taking a paddle to bowling: “[In ping-pong], you don’t have 818 365-2050 “Bowling is like my play date with my friends.” to wear someone else’s shoes.” Hours: Randy Silverman, on watching the late Andy Varipapa 20122 Vanowen St., Mon. Thru Fri. Winnetka CA 91306 11a.m. to 8 p.m. perform a one-man, trick-shot exhibition at now-defunct Inside Winnetka Bowl 818 340-5190 Sat. 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Mission Hills Bowl about 60 years earlier: “One thing that stands out in my mind is that he set up the 7-10 split with one pin (the 7) on one lane and another pin (the 10) on the lane to his right. He used two bowling balls, one in each hand, and he released the balls and they would cross each other. One ball would pick up the 7 pin on the lane he was on and the other would cross the lane and pick up the 10 pin. He was spectacular.” Theo Sojourn, on bowlers’ resilience: “Heart attacks, strokes, it doesn’t matter. People go back to bowl. It’s just amazing that some people can get hurt and they have a chance in bowling to come back.” Sami Rice, calling her husband Mike’s mental outlook a Greg Kolski knows there’s a price to pay for practicing 100 factor in his 288 game in which he opened with 10 strikes: games in one day. Photo by Fred Eisenhammer “He keeps bowling better each year. He’s never bowled Devoted bowler Greg Kolski, on the chances of his this well. He just doesn’t take the game as seriously as he repeating his practice session of an astounding 100 games ESTABLISHED 1940 did in his 100-some years of bowling.” in one day like he did seven years ago at AMF Woodlake CALIFORNIA Temmy Walker, who sports a distinctive first name, on how Lanes in Woodland Hills: “Possibly, but I’d probably need Bowling News she knows she’s not the only Temmy around: “I know there a sponsor because I couldn’t afford to bowl 100 games. MAILING ADDRESS EDITORIAL OFFICE 7502 Florence Ave. 11459 Imperial Hwy. Downey, CA 90240 Norwalk, CA 90650 OFFICE NUMBER: 562-807-3600 24-HOUR FAX NUMBER: 562-807-2288 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.californiabowlingnews.com CHARLES KINSTLER...... Publisher CAROL MANCINI...... Editor / Publisher DEAN LOPEZ...... 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Professional bowling has had a few players over the PBA REGIONAL UPDATE: years who are sometimes mistaken for one another be- cause they share the same name: Walter Ray (and Walter) Williams; Gary Jr. (and Gary) Faulkner; Don (and Don) MARSALA WINS PBA50 EVENT IN BOWLING GREEN Johnson among others. ● John Marsala of St. Louis defeated Ron Profitt of Brookfield, Ohio, 256-191, to win the 22nd PBA50 Progressive/ The latest additions to the list arose during the PBA Gerdeman Insurance-Al Smith Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep Central/Midwest Classic at Al-Mar Lanes in Bowling Green, Ohio, Harry O’Neale Chesapeake Open when Zac and Zach Sunday. Tackett competed in the same event for the first time. They The title was Marsala’s first of the year in the PBA Central Region and his second career PBA Regional title. He are not related to each other, but are similar in stature if not earned $3,500 along with his title. in other ways: Profitt defeated Brian LeClair of Albany, N.Y., 213-202, to advance to the championship match after eliminating Brad Snell of Mount Prospect, Ill., 218-203, in the first stepladder match. ● Zac Tackett without an “h” is formally Zachery Tack- ett, brother of 13-time PBA Tour champion and former ● Mark Myers of Phoenix and his non-member partner Greg Thompson Jr. of Tempe, Ariz. posted a 9-3 match play Player of the Year EJ Tackett. This Zac turns 23 on Aug. record and a combined 20-game total of 9,543 pins Sunday to win the PBA Tony Reyes Memorial Member/Non-Mem- 27. He’s 5-foot-10, weighs 165 pounds and is a right-hand- ber Doubles at 4th Street Bowl in San Jose, Calif. er player who lives in Huntington, Ind. He is a fourth-year Myers won his first PBA Regional while Thompson, a four-time PBA Regional winner, doesn’t get credit for a fifth PBA member who won his only title in a PBA Central Re- title because he is no longer a member. The winning team shared the $4,000 first prize. gion “Challenge” Tournament in Monroe, Mich., in 2019. Myers and Thompson defeated Robbie Porter of Rancho Cordova, Calif. and non-member Gary Lenox of Hillsboro, Zac’s bowling hero, he noted, is “probably (Norm) Duke.” Ore., who had a 4-8 match play record and 9,455 pins. The Tony Reyes Memorial is named in honor of the late PBA Tour champion who died in 2012. ● Zach Tackett is formally Zachary Tackett who will turn 22 in December. He’s 5-foot-9, weighs 165 pounds ● College student Noah Gallegos of Golden, Colo.., defeated fellow non-PBA member Brandon Knowles from and is a left-handed two-hander who lives in Virginia Westminster, Colo., 239-235, to claim his first PBA win and the $2,500 first prize in the seventh annual PBA Lakewood Beach, Va. This Zach is a PBA rookie who bowled in the Storm Southwest Open, presented by New American Funding, at Holiday Lanes in Lakewood, Colo., Sunday. PBA Harry O’Neale Chesapeake Open, his first tourna- Gallegos, who has completed two years of study toward a pharmacy degree at McKendree University, finished the ment as a member. His bowling hero is Jason Belmonte. qualifying rounds in fourth place, earning a bye until the Round of Eight in the single-elimination match play finals. The son of two-time PBA Regional champion Steve Gallegos, Noah started the best-of-three-game match play with a 2-0 win over PWBA player Jennifer Russo of Monmouth Junction, N.J., to advance to the semifinal round where he recorded a 241-235 victory over top seed Kris Koeltzow from Wheat Ridge, Colo., set up the final match. Knowles overcame former Lakewood winner Francois Lavoie of Canada, 221-215, in the other semifinal match. PWBA Leaders by Frank Weiler LOUISVILLE, KY. – After completion of the Lou- ● This weekend’s PBA Regional calendar includes the PBA50 Greater Jasper Central/Midwest Open at Eastown isville Open and Dasha Kovalova’s dramatic win the Recreation in Jasper, Ind.; the Emerald Bowl Southwest Challenge for non-champions in Houston, Texas, and the Dave Women’s National Tour is just three tournaments Husted Northwest/West Open presented by Hammer at Husted’s Milwaukie Bowl in Milwaukie, Ore. away from crowning a “BOWLER OF THE YEAR”. At present, 2018 “BOWLER OF THE YEAR” Shan- ● The PBA’s schedule of Regional tournaments over the Aug. 23-25 weekend will be the PBA50 Sky Lanes Ashe- non O’Keefe is the Tour point leader. I would say she ville South Open in Asheville, N.C., and the PBA50 Coldwater/Roto Grip Central/Midwest Open at Pla-Mor Lanes in is a strong favorite to repeat as the Tour’s top bowler. Coldwater, Ohio. The PWBA TOUR leaders after the Louisville Open are: ● The PBA closes its August schedule of Regional activity with the PBA60 Kingsport Super Senior South Open pre- sented by Storm at Warpath Lanes in Kingsport, Tenn., Aug. 26-28, followed by the PBA60 Wilson & Sons Pest Control “Player Of The Year” Points Leaders: Super Senior Open at Victory Lanes Family Entertainment Center in Mooresville, Tenn., Aug. 29-31. 1. Shannon O’Keefe...... 90,125 The end-of-month weekend also includes the PBA50 Strike Zone Alleys Eastern Open presented by Hammer in 2. Danielle McEwan...... 78,685 Pottsville, Pa.; the PBA Illinois Valley Midwest Open at I.V. Super Bowl in Peru, Ill., and the PBA50 Mooresville South 3. Dasha Kovalova...... 74,370 Open presented By Columbia 300 at Victory Lanes Family Entertainment Center in Mooresville, N.C.

Average Leaders: ● For complete PBA Regional schedules, rules and entry information, visit pba.com, open the “schedules” tab and 1. Sin Li Jane...... 218.10 click on PBA Regional Tours to find the event(s) in your area…and remember, you can follow “live scoring” for all PBA 2. Cherie Tan...... 214.91 Regional events on pba.com (easily accessible for Apple and Android device users using the PBA app). 3. Shannon O’Keefe...... 214.60 Earnings Leaders: WP QUICK NOTES 1. Dasha Kovalova...... $51,925 ● Action resumed Saturday and Sunday in the FloBowling PBA Summer Tour points competition where Mid-County 2. Shannon O’Keefe...... 47,275 Bowling & Entertainment Center in Middletown, Del., is hosting the PBA Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic. Updated points 3. Danielle McEwan...... 37,200 standingsWestern will follow each Summer Pacific Tour event atBowling this link: https://www.pba.com/SeasonStats/PointsList/132?list=10 Supply, Inc. . The FloBowling PBA Summer Tour points competitions also will determine the USBC Cup points leaders, and the eight Most Tournaments Cashed (10): qualifiers for both the FloBowling PBA ATX Invite and the PBA China Tiger Cup Invitational. Bryanna Cote, Liz Johnson, Shannon O’Keefe and Missy Parkin ● With his win in the PBA Wilmington Open, BJ Moore became the third first-time title winner in 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour competition, joining Louisville’s Matt Ogle (- PBA Doubles Championship with Most Television Appearances (4): Sean Rash) and Kyle Sherman of O’Fallon, Mo. (PBA-PWBA Storm Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles Shannon O’Keefe and Maria Jose Rodriguez with Amanda Green).

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Randy Antazo 643, Vic San- Richard Mada 241/629, Bret Lavold 213, Willie Ford 234 Nathan Hornung, 204 Pat Gilbert, 189 Sharon tos 619, Jim Plante 576, Odette Dalton 568, Leona 213. Frank’s Gold Cup Trios: Mike Mellick 289/1036, Shaw, 161 Pat Mitas and Team: 2065 Huggers. Belletti 515, Carla Sanchez 471, Fred Guray 247, Larry Green 279, Dave Rough 270, Dexter Harrod 983, Laughlin Nites: Scr: 570 Rick Freese, 532 Tony Rey Santos 236, JoJo Jasmin 214, Elvie Del Rosario Scott Kraye 972, Tee Delgado 243/895. Guzman, 487 Lynn Williams, 380 Dawn Renner, 155 195, May Toledo 188, Adela Santos 179. FRIDAY – Vegas Gamblers: Brandon Kraye 289/772, Virgie Sena, 136 Amy Vigil, 220 Jim Chastain, 191 Sierra Bugs: 3 teams are fighting for that top spot. Joe Lotspeich 279, Marlow Dinger 277/767, Sol Ceri- Chris Montoya and Team: 2003 Team 7. “Hit and Miss”, “Spare Me”, and “Ya-Yas”. GO cos 723, Jordan Kraye 267/677, Tee Delgado 258/695, Young @ Heart: Hdcp: 672 Andy DeLa Cruz, 650 GIRLS!! Janet Reece (super sub) topped all catago- Starla Battiest 213/611. Ed Elefano, 638 Janet Nguyen, 633 Noy Harrison, ries this week, plus she won the scratch sidepot. Until next week, GOOD LUCK and HIGH SCORING! 229 Meg Marcelo, 221 Adela Hernandez, 248 Orly 516 on games of 215, 166, 135. Connie Wood 176- Sevillano, 247 John Emrich and Team: 1854 No Pins 172/512, Stephany Graves 174/461, Pamela John- Left Behind. son 171/464, Christine Ewaskey 169/456, Ann Weiss Let it Ride: Scr: 703 Daniel Updegraf, 586 Latino Heat 168. Pickwick Bowl Guerrero, 495 Sancha Acevedo, 425 Cece Vanthiel, Recycled Teens: Watch out “Team Seven” Team 921 Riverside Dr. 172 Lynne Dickinson, 159 Amy Weinstein, 222 Vido “Girl Power” could get you this week. Only 3 games Burbank, CA 91506 Samarzich, 211 Tommy Stevenson and Team: 2231 behind and they would love to be crowned “Champs.” by Tish (818) 842-7188 Colonial Clan. The “Joe/Jo’s” were top guns this week. Joe DeJe- Fil-Am Keglers: Scr: 694 Ian Benevidez, 692 Mark sus 624 and Jo Mount 504. (Even JoJo Jasmin made BURBANK – Summer leagues are quickly coming Mauna, 593 Stacy Galicia, 565 Tess Dizon, 279 Butch ethe sheet!) Joe DeJesus 234-201/624, Jojo Jasmin to an end! Be sure to get your team together & signed Aying & Bryce Wilson, 248 Nancy Jimeno, 199 Wendy 223-204/566, Roland Sanchez 209/538, Jorge Fer- up for the winter league. The desk can help you find Kwan and Team: 2202 I Love This Game. nandez 201/558, Lucy Seiple 186/479, Jo Mount the league that fits you! The Youth Winter season will be starting up the 181/504, Joanne Burke 179/471, Lanore Knudson Senior Swingers: (scr) Marv Poretta 150, Kay Samu- week of Sept. 3rd to 7th. The first one will be our 170, Vancie Keith 168, Roycie Murren 477, Adela elsen 152, Robert Cornett 403, Kim Rasmussen 457. Tuesday night at 7 pm Jr/Adult Sport Shot league on Santos 468. (hdcp) Rick Langer 208, Josie Pemberton 222, Bob Sept 3rd meeting at 6:30 pm, then we will have our Grandmas/Grandpas: Looks like “Jus Sho-N-Off” Shimp 717, Shirlee Wolf 622. Thursday for ages 19 & under bowling at 4:30 pm has the top spot corraled. Congrats Al Romero, Pa- Monday 710-Telco: (scr) Roger Desgroseilliers 279, meeting at 4:00 pm with 2 on a team starting Sept. 5th. mela Norwood, and Walter Gist. But it ain’t over yet. 2 Judy Lamb 193, Zoran Jacimovic 695, Glenda Nale Then Sept. 7th meeting at 9:30 am bowling at 10 weeks to go! Larry Cosgrove 272/561, Chris VanDe- 559. (hdcp) Mike Martin 287, Vicki Clark 232, David am we have the 8 & under bowling 2 games, 8 to 12 ven 221-192-179/592, Esque Donnell 180/497, Wal- Kirtley 728, Julie Martin 671. bowling 3 games and then our Jr/Adult 12 & up group ter Gist 177-175/507, Rinze Dykstra 175-173/487, Disney League: (scr) Mario Reid 546, Maggie Even- bowling 3 games. Betty Green 189-168/513, Del Stewart 185/464, son 435, James Kim 199, Nikki Nguyen 166. (hdcp) Also on this day at 1:30 pm we will have our Jr Gold Joanne Burke 180-178/508, Roycie Murren 176/464, Orlando Rodriguez 647, Janet Hedke 627, Justin league that bowls 4 games on Sport shot with a chance Dorothy Ruggiero 166/462, Donna May 164/457. Archer 258, Krystal Bickel 236. to earn a spot into the Jr Gold that will be held in Las Young at Heart: “Keep It Moving” only needs to win Guys & Dolls: (scr) Harry Gordon 237, Peggy Eklund Vegas in July 2020. one game on position week to be the Champs! Team 199, Woody Gillis 682, Danica McMahon 562. (hdcp) A reminder to all bowlers 18 years old and over that 8 would love to win four and force a roll off. Rey San- Roger Desgrosseilliers 276, Robin Dahlberg 260, Elton will be bowling in our league we will need you to go tos battled the ball and pins AND won. 258-223/652, Feri 697, Danielle Hernandez 681. onto www.bowl.com and take the safesport test it’s Tua Sula smiled at the way the pins were falling for Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) Adam Lew 267, Amber Ball free and printout the certificate, as it is a requirement her, a nice 546. Phil Hylton 246/642, Ike Sanders 224, Bing Tuazon Jr 667, Sheilah Faller 577. (hdcp) now to bowl in a youth/adult league. 230/638, Ron McClain Sr 226, Rich Heid 221/626, Nanding Cotangco 299, Kristine Cotangco 259, Chris Thank you for your cooperation in advance. Any Willie Burkhalter 220/573, Earl Hullett 215/576, Dee Ocampo 787, Stephanie Rakers 708. questions please call Annette Anderson our Youth Phipps 203/464, Tua Sula 202-191/546, Carla Dean Senior Foursome: (scr) Ron Stearns 190, Marie Director 909-860-3558 center or 909-717-0571 188/527, Betty McDiarmid 182/490. Menez 157, Ed Bugayong 527, Mary Langer 471. As a reminder with the new rules coming in and the Cal Bowleros: Tie at the top! “Strike Time” and “The (hdcp) Bob Rosenblum 239, Maria Rogers 215, Jesse Winter season starting make sure all you adult league Three Amigas”. Let the games begin. “Wildflower” Menez 675, Carol Delano 612. look into putting this rule in to your league to save you oculd break the tie. Only 1 game back. Carolyn Thursday 910: (scr) Jason Jones 241, Olivia Tilleard from a big headache: Nobody under the age of 18 is Rousseau 5570, LaWana Clark 524, Nene Camanag 240, Kurt Zappaterreno 689, Stephanie Rakers 580. allowed in your league even if the parent signs the 522, Janice Taylor 212, Donna Gillespie 187, Danne (hdcp) Brian Austin 274, Helene Rouse 274, Woody parent consent form. VanHorn 178. Gillis 711, Kim Bax 694. Otherwise, everyone in your league must comply Senior Men’s Trio: “Rollin For Papa Nella” has a 6 Until next time…keep the ball rollin’! with this new law and complete the SafeSport course game lead on position. Congrats to Jerry Cant, Curt through Bowl.com or your league could not be certified, Soares, and Emmerson Wafer. Their current team Williams was the Princess of the pins, druming up your card could be pulled or you could be suspended average is 655. These Seniors have knowledge, ex- 248-231/665. Two teams tied at the top, plus 2 teams from USBC all together. perience and desire. The Winter League should have only one game out. Week 15 is IT! Darrion Tipton Just tell the youth bowler to stay in the youth league close to 40 teams. The Best in the West! Kevin Gan- 278/679, Ray Jenkins 263, Will Young 258/743, Ja- until they turn 18 and come back and you will be more non 267/751, Emmerson Wafer 259/669, Rick Llane- mie Carrington 257/670, Curtis McCann 248, Jello than happy to let them in your league. ta 254, Jorge Fernandez 249/669, Sonny Dew 248, Gray 674, David Fitzgerald 674, Daryl Mccloud 670, At least they can earn scholarship for college in Rob Kordich 727, Arnold Cheesman 672. Teya Woodman 226/603, June Collier 225, Darylynn the youth league. Marcus Lemons: Great to see Vernon Adams back Davis 225/643, Necole Johnson 576, Felecia Tripp Check our website www.oaktreelanes.net for more on his game, like 278-267/770, Alicia Ferguson was 558, Dwin Tillman 547. information and all of our specials and our youth web- Queen of the pins this week 236-227/681. Denisha That’s all for this week. site www.tbybp.com. Keep the great scores a rolling. August 22, 2019 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 11

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