August 29, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday August 29, 2013
P.O.B Box 4160, Downey,owling CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] N ews• Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Pete Weber Wins PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open on 51st Birthday Second victory locks up PBA50 Rookie of the Year title, berth in PBA50 Tour Finals in season finale
WELCH, Minn. – Pete We- honors and clinch a berth in fortunately I did. ber had a very nice birthday, the new PBA50 Finals which “This is the third time winning his second PBA50 will be held as part of the PBA we’ve had a (PBA) finals on Tour title in the Treasure Island World Series of Bowling V in my birthday,” Weber added, Resort & Casino Open pre- early November. “and I’ve won titles all three sented by Brunswick to lock The now 51-year-old St. times, so I kind of like bowl- up PBA50 Rookie of the Year Ann, Mo., resident defeated ing on my birthday.” Robert Harvey of Boise, Ida- The victory allowed We- ho, 243-227, at Island Xtreme ber to lock up the PBA50 Bowl in the PBA50 Tour’s Rookie of the Year title, which Cancer Claims final event of the 2013 sea- is based on the competi- son to claim the $7,500 first tion points standings. And he prize. But what made the vic- earned 16 Player of the Year JIMMY SCHMITZER Kathy McCollom tory extra special was Weber’s points, which allowed him HESPERIA — Bowlers victory over fellow PBA Hall to pass Lennie Boresch Jr. of and friends of Kathy McCol- of Famer and nemesis Walter Kenosha, Wis. (who lost in the Surfaces in Las Vegas lom will always remember Ray Williams Jr. in the semi- Round of 8), for the third birth by Frank Weiler her “on the lanes” talent, her final round. in the PBA50 Finals, a special LAS VEGAS — Jimmy Schmitzer, Citrus Belt record holder, love of the game and untiring “My birthday was complete ESPN-televised event which work ethic during her years when I beat Walter,” said We- will be conducted during the relocated to Vegas when his parents (Jim and Marti) retired last Pete Weber summer. Since surfacing on the “strip” Jimmy has lit up Sin at Friendly Hills Lanes and of ber, who has beaten Williams PBA World Series at South City’s lanes like a firecracker exploding on the Fourth of July. late, Forest Lanes. only twice in 11 head-to-head Point Casino, Hotel and Bowl- Jimmy’s Citrus Belt friends will be happy to know that he Kathy bowled the popular matches in PBA Tour televised ing Center in early November. is fine and showing the Vegas scene what he learned as a SoCal tournament clubs—A.B.T., contests. I bowled good all Williams, who clinched his CANDY DALTON Is kegler. The publication of the 2013 South Nevada average book A.B.T.A and was an L.P.B.T. day. It seemed like I shot 240s second straight PBA50 Player shows that Jimmy’s high average is 235 with a high series of 814. champ in 1987. City tourna- all day, but on the scoring con- of the Year title a week earlier Tops In His overall league numbers follow: ments and ANY women’s com- dition we had here, 240 wasn’t in Decatur, Ill., and Venezu- petitions, Kathy was there! always a guaranteed winner. ela’s Amleto Monacelli earned House Average High Game High Series She and her “significant Walter shot a lot better than his the first and second berths in Guy Johnson other” Ed Regehr, retired score. He just didn’t carry, and continued on page 6 Sun Coast 235 298 814 from Forest Lanes only a year Scratch League Orleans 234 296 768 ago. Multiple Myelomia Can- by Frank Weiler South Point 233 280 1009 (4G) cer played its deadly game MURRIETA — GUY Orleans 227 299 779 in only 4 1/2 months. At 62, Duke To Donate Dallas JOHNSON has been around South Point 226 279 755 God claimed her too soon on bowling for more than half a Wednesday, August 21. century. He has always been Jimmy kicked off the summer by winning the first Southern Strikers “Manager” a great bowler, averaging over Nevada Bowling Tour event in June. His five game score of 200 for years. He averaged 1,238 (247 average) won easily. 200 when a deuce was worth Congratulations Jimmy and thanks to the BOWLING NEWS Compensation to 250 in today’s scoring cur- for recognizing one of America’s best young bowlers. By the rency. way, how does the “Young Mr. 900” not bowl a 300 game in Nearly twenty years ago the big city? Guy organized Cal Oaks first Tony Reyes Family senior scratch league because SEATTLE — PBA Hall of Managers in the League and he saw a need for high level Famer Norm Duke, the No. 1 all will have to work hard for senior competition. Guy was player on the Dallas Strikers in their compensation, I also be- the league’s first President Bowling News the PBA League, also serves as lieve that I have been awarded and served in that capacity his team’s manager. But rather a unique position that would until two years ago when age HONOR ROLL than taking personal advantage qualify me for two separate made it necessary for Guy to Name Score Date Center of the added financial compen- levels of payment, one as step down. Today, the league Kathy McCollom sation associated with his dual Player and one as Manager. is named in honor of Guy and mark may 300 8-19-13 CANOGA park bowl features 24 trio teams. art guzman 300 8-20-13 empire bowl role, he is using his extra in- “I am writing this letter to jerry mullenix 300 8-20-13 empire bowl Kathy is survived by 2 come in a unique manner. inform the PBA of my inten- While the Guy Johnson cindy ball 704 8-21-13 GABLE house bowl sons, Josh and Justin and a In a memo to PBA Com- tions to donate 100% of pay- 565 Senior Scratch League craig burdick 300 8-21-13 victor bowl herman ferguson 827/300 8-21-13 PALOS verdes bowl granddaughter Madison. missioner Tom Clark, Duke ment I receive as Dallas Striker features many great bowlers, scott vasquez 800 8-21-13 MISSION hills bowl On September 21 a special wrote: Manager to the family of one the leagues top lady is Candy shannon wilhelm 725 8-21-13 forest lanes william brooks jr. 300 8-23-13 UPLAND bowl tournament will be held at For- “Thank you so much for of my greatest friends, the late Dalton. She leads all the la- paolo dizon 300 8-23-13 OAk tree lanes est Lanes with proceeds going your decision to allow me to Tony Reyes. My family and dies with a 204 average and john engelbrecht 300 8-23-13 empire bowl act as Franchise Player/Man- I have pondered many times has rolled a 277 and 698, both kris gallaga 300 8-23-13 empire bowl to the purchase of a Brick at jim starks 300 8-24-13 foothill lanes the International Hall of Fame ager this season for the Dallas about how to lend a hand with tops among the ladies. shannon Wilhelm 742 8-25-13 SADDLEBACk lanes with Kathy’s name engraved. Strikers. Our owner, Terrell the devastating loss that Ni- There are sixty-one men rich lapiezo 300 8-26-13 PARkway bowl The $25.00 entry fee includes Owens, and I are extremely cole (Reyes, Tony’s wife) and in Guy’s league and eleven ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: a “MISH-MASH” three gam- excited to have this extraordi- Gianna (his daughter) have en- women. Candy is averaging er, goodies and the donation. nary opportunity to represent dured and this feels right to us. higher than fifty-two of those bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon Bowling starts at Noon. Be one of America’s iconic cities It would really be an honor for guys! Great bowling Candy. YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page early — greet friends — tell in the PBA League. my family… My thanks to the BOWLING e-mail to: [email protected] stories. A day to “REMEM- “Although I believe that NEWS for supporting Citrus men: 300 - 800 & 7-10’s Women: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’s BER WHEN”. much will be asked of all the Sincerely, Norm Duke.” Belt lady bowlers. is summer over or just beginning?? EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTER Monthly No-Tap ABT Dash for cash SAT-MON AUG 31-sep 2 DEER creek lanes Sunday September 8th at 1pm (check in noon) abt so cal san DIEGO SAT-SUN AUG 31-Sep 1 kearny mesa bowl Monthly No-Tap Tournament • Entry Fee $20 per person (sidepots included) abta thur-SUN AUG 29-sep 1 cal bowl Optional 3-6-9 - 179 & Under $130 - 180 & Over $140 • Mystery Game is $500 house no-tap SATURDAY AUGUST 31 valencia lanes lassie bowl MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2 pinz bowl 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place 9 pin no tap fRIDAY AUGUST 30 SANTA clarita lanes check-in SUNDAY, Sept. 8th at 5PM 4:30 • Entry Fee: $50 no-tap doubles fRIDAY AUGUST 30 MISSION hills bowl Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Jon at (949)770-0055 for more info. Oil Pattern Used “Kegel Route 66” scratch 6 GAMER SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 1 MISSION hills bowl Page 2 BOWLING NEWS August 29, 2013
NATIONAL DEAFby Connie BOWLING Marchione NEWS DEAF FRANK GALLO 4TH IN POINTS IN PBA50 SOUTH REGION STATISTICS NORWALK — In the January 1, 2013 to July 31, 2013 PBA50 South Region Points Statistics, deaf Frank Gallo is listed in 4th place with 76,349 points in 10 events out of 192 senior bowlers. That is the highest placing the super senior (over 60) Jacksonville, FL right-hander ever did. PBA stalwart Tom Baker, King, NC leads the list with 125,560 points for 7 events.
Also while it is fair to say that the last event Gallo bowled was an event for super seniors (over 60) only, Gallo was the only senior to bowl in all 10 events. Also he topped the 86 super seniors bowlers scattered all over 192 seniors list. The closest super senior to Gallo on the list is Guppy Troup, Taylorville, NC in 5th place with 69,030 Points in 9 events. Troup was known to wear color- ful pants early in his PBA career.
On the PBA50 South region earnings statistics led by Baker with $6,550.00 for 7 events, Gallo is in 4th with $3,725.00 for 10 events. Gallo is also at top for super seniors and Troup again in 5th with $3.450.00 for 9 events. On the averages list with minimum of 32 games, Gallo had 210.9 aver- age for 112 games in 10 events placing him 15th. Three super seniors were ahead of him including Steve Jones, Berlin, MD in first with 226.50 for 40 games. Baker is in 2nd with 224.05 for 116 games. Super senior Troup is in 19th place with 207.82 for 102 games.
On the most events cashes list, four including Baker, Troup and Gallo were tied with 7 each but Baker led with perfect 7 out of 7 events. Troup was tied with another senior for 2nd with 7 cashes out of 9 events and Gallo placed 4th with his 7 out of 10 events. On the last statistic, the number of times in making the finals, Baker was perfect in 7 out of 7 for first and Troup is 4th for 5 out of 9 events. Gallo had 5 out of 10 for 5th place.
Except for 15th place in averages list, Gallo has this best showing for 4th and 5th places in other statistics. With more to go for this statistics to end on December 31, 2013, we will be watching and cheering our deaf bowler Frank Gallo on the PBA50 tour.
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Regardless of Entries Min Guarantee 46 Men 10 Women and 5 Super Seniors (added) August 29, 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 Dennis Kelsey’s 3rd ABTA Championship Bagasioan, Arcienaga, Sargent Share $4,830 Match Game Kenny Kwan wins Grand Prize LED 32” TV in special drawing Match Game estimated at $3,500 Match Series estimated at $3,750 ABTA LABOR Special at Cal Bowl $12,500 1st w Bonuses $5,000 Min 1st • Qualify on Thursday night $600 Bonus WESTMINSTER — We Michael Zhang +172 for $110. Sunday Final Day. Only returned to Westminster Lanes Finishing in third place for Four Regular Squads 12:00, where we saw a fairly easier $200 with a +174 was Fred- 1:00-2:30 & 4:00PM. Board is shot. 185 entrants came out for die Catamisan. Second place Frozen for those Squads then a great day of bowling. The cut went to Andy Huynh with a the BIG RE-ENTRY Squad at scores were + 96 for the men +184 for $500, and finishing in 6:00PM which takes 1 in 5 ½ and + 50 for the women. The first place with his third ABTA from that Squad alone. Super Seniors added to the championship with a +193 was Cal is located at 2500 board (two men and one Wom- Dennis Kelsey. Carson St. in Lakewood. Ph an) John Camisa +84, Victor He would take home 562-421-8448 CHECK IN Paolucci +68. For the women $1,000 for first, $1,700 for EARLY PLEASE. IT IS A it was Bobbie McCollum +22. Cash and Carry giving him a MUST!! That would give us 45 bowlers total of $2,700. Eight people See our ad Page 4. You making it to the semi-finals. hit the horses this week with can check our website (www. High qualifiers for the each taking home $115. Den- abta1.com) also. tournament were Rithy Ath nis of course was the Horse! If you have changes in ad- for the men with a +196. For Champion Dennis Kelsey dress please send your new ad- the women it was Tess Dizon is from Daly City up north. He dress via the comments tab on with a +126. They will get a used a Roto Grip Splitter. He our website. paid entry into a future regu- is married to Evelyn and they Its history folks as Dennis lar ABTA event. Each week have one son Kris. He would Kelsey enters the archives as one of our top seeds draws the like to thank his wife for driv- our latest champion. Match Series. This time it was ing, his coach Bill Hall for all Thank you for being an worth $820. Rithy drew 667. his help with his bowling. ABTA member! See You at No one matched that score. Second Place was Andy Cal for a Great One!! A bye Kelsey Wins ABTA Title at Westminster $2,700 The pot will carry over and Huynh. follows on Sept. 7. Then we Dennis Kelsey held off Andy Huynh and several more to win the ABTA Title at Westminster Lanes the estimate for Cal Bowl is Third Place was Freddie begin again Sept.14 at Popular for a $2,700 First Prize. (Left to Right) Freddie Catamisan 3rd $200, Steve Brode 5th, Champion $3,750. Joel Arcienga was the Catamisan, from Long Beach Action Lanes in El Monte. Dennis Kelsey with his lovely wife Evelyn, his 1 Supporter, and Michael Zhang 4th. Not pictured last person left to hit the 3-6-9 and used a IQ Storm drilled by was Runnerup Andy Huynh. pot and he missed, so he got Ben Mach. He is married and a $50 Consolation. This week would like to thank his family, we will go for an estimated the “Barkda”, the ABTA, and $3,700 at Cal Bowl. it’s Staff. In our optional doubles, This week the winner of the finishing in first were Freddie Sponsor ball from 900 Global Catamisan and Vuong Do with was George Marquez,. Win- a 1540 for $130. Fnishing in ning entries into the Labor Day second place was Vuong Do event at Cal Bowl were Car- ABTA and Steve Brode with a 1530 los Castillo, Galdino Chavez, for $120. There was a total of Mike Moore, James Cham- $1,510 paid out in doubles. 27 bers. Winning regular event 1 WestminsterDennis Kelsey 793 Lanes$1,000.00 15- AugustEdmond Del Mundo 17, / 2013 paid spots with low to cash of entries were Steve Brode, Cash & Carry $1,700.00 Vuong Do 1449 $40.00 2 Andy Huynh 784 $500.00 16 Steve Brode / Darrow Tiongco, and Kelly 3 Freddie Catamisan 774 $200.00 1426. Tim (Vien) Tran 1446 $40.00 4 Michael Zhang 772 $110.00 In the Beat the Board Fi- Wynn. Winning an ABTA shirt 5 Steve Brode 758 $110.00 17 Mike J. Moore / nals Mode, after bowling was Danny Alcayde, Mark 6 Cleveland Johnson ss 752 $105.00 Mark Fisser 1445 $40.00 7 Henry Hoang 750 $105.00 18 Steve Brode / three games, where You fin- Andrews, and Armand Garcia. 8 Jeff Taino 740 $105.00 Sol Cericos 1445 $40.00 ish is where your cashing po- Winning an Global 900 Ball 9 Thomas Licauco 728 $105.00 19 Vuong Do / 10 Vuong Do 60% 714 $60.00 Mike J. Moore 1442 $30.00 sition will be. After game 1, was Andrew Lung and Louis 11 Anita Smith ss 710 $100.00 20 Michael Kong / 12 Marina Suos 701 $100.00 Michael Zhang 1442 $30.00 low for the top five was +67. Evans. Here are Our FREE 13 Jarrett Handa 60% 700 $60.00 Kenny “King” Kwan Wins 32” LED TV in our Free Raffle RAFFLE WINNERS. Win- 14 Tim (vien) Tran 698 $100.00 21 Du Quach / Jerry Chang at +67, fourth 15 Mark Andrews 687 $100.00 Jerry Chang 1436 $30.00 In August we have a Free raffle for our members and several was Mark Andrews +73, third, ning the 32” LED color TV 16 Kent Maruyama 687 $100.00 22 Chris Abing / prizes are given away. You get a free ticket each squad you bowl was Kenny “King” Kwan., 17 Tess Dizon 60% 685 $60.00 Thomas Licauco 1436 $30.00 Kent Maruyama +75, second 18 Galdino Chavez 684 $72.50 23 Vuong Do / for five events. Grand Prize winner is a deserving Kenny Kwan was Henry Hoang +105, and 900 Global Balls George 19 Jerry Chang 682 $70.00 Darren Garcia 1434 $20.00 20 Julie Nguyen 676 $70.00 who can be found at nearly every ABTA event. There is a com- 24 Steve Brode / first was Andy Huynh +119.He Marquez, and Andrew Llung 21 Jack Trongale ss 675 $70.00 plete list of winners in the ABTA Story. (Mr Lungsanity:=) Paid Reg 22 Michael Kristich 670 $67.50 David Emrich 1432 $20.00 took the first game side pot for 23 Michael Kong 670 $67.50 25 Emilio Flores / $55. The low for the women Entries Kelly Wynn, Darrow” 24 Rolly Itchon 665 $67.50 Galdino Chavez 1429 $20.00 5K” Tiongco, Labor Day En- 25 Victor Paolucci 661 $65.00 26 Steve Brode / after the first game was +28. 26 Pablo Castro 660 $65.00 Stan Por 1427 $20.00 After the second game, low for try $96 James Chambers 27 Mike Bousquet ss 660 $65.00 27 Ramon Alliman / 28 Emilo Flores 651 $62.50 Christopher Slack 1426 $20.00 the top 5 was +116. +63 was KMART/Sears Gift Card 29 Christopher Slack 650 $61.25 30 Marvin Galsim 650 $61.25 the low for the women. $30 Emilio Flores, Contigo 31 Mike Moore 648 $60.00 FINANCIAL REPORT The top five bowlers after Mugs Patricia Lin, Galdino 32 Rachel Macias 60% 645 $35.00 Cut Scores Chavez, Micheael Kong,ABTA 33 Du Quach 645 $59.00 Men: Sat + 96 Women: Sat + 50 the second game were Dennis 34 Sol Cericos 645 $59.00 Super Seniors: 35 Royce Angeles 643 $58.00 Shirts Danny Alcayde, Mark John Camisa (84), Victor Paolucci (68), Kelsey, Jeff Taino, and Tim 36 Andy Yu 641 $58.00 Tran all tied at +116 for 3rd Andrews, $10 Brackets Rey 37 Cecilia Lung 640 $58.00 Bobbie McCollum (22) 38 James Borillo 635 $57.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) thru 5th. In second was Henry Santos, Vic Paolucci, Kevin 39 John Camisa ss 60% 630 $34.25 Men: Rithy Ath + 196 Hoang at +150 and in first was Collier, Bernie Navarro, Mark 40 Rithy Ath 609 $57.00 Women: Tess Dizon + 126 41 Chris Abing 608 $56.00 3 - 6 - 9: $50 - Joel Arcienga Fisser, Timmy Austin. Bvl- 42 Bobbie McCollum ss 597 $56.00 Andy Huynh with +171. Julie Match Game: 134 - Ben Bagasian, 43 Ramon Alliman 583 $56.00 Nguyen made the gals proud, gari ‘Eu DeToilette’ Linnette 44 Nick Traviglia 568 $56.00 Joel Arcienaga 75%, and took the second game side Ling, Burberry Cologne Ray 45 Jean Colian 553 $56.00 Jeffrey Sargent Match Series: 667 - NO WINNER pot with at 269 for $55. Varela, and Designer Leather DOUBLES RAFFLE RESULTS Handbag Susan Rosal. ABTA 1 Freddie Catamisan / 900 Global Sponsor Ball George Marquez After the final game, we Vuong Do 1540 $130.00 Labor Day Entry Mike Moore had a change in the top spots. always try and give Back to 2 Vuong Do / Steve Brode 1530 $110.00 Labor Day Entry Carlos Castillo This week due to ties, we our Bowlers Thank You for 3 Jerry Chang / Labor Day Entry Galdino Chavez would have 17 spots being Supporting Us. We appreci- Vuong Do 1520 $100.00 Free Entry Steve Brode 4 Vuong Do / ABTA Shirt Armand Garcia paid $100 or more. Finish- ate YOU SO Much. You are Andy Huynh 1510 $100.00 900 Global Ball Louis Evans 5 Steve Brode / ing in 10th thru 17th for $100 the Members and that is what Marvin Galsim Sr. 1503 $90.00 TV Kenny Kwan were Tess Dizon, Kent Mar- makes the ABTA Strong 6 Vuong Do / Reg Entry Darrow Tiongco Jeff Taino 1498 $80.00 Reg Entry Kelly Wynn uyama, Mark Andrews, Tim This week is our Annual 7 Vuong Do / Labor Day Entry James Chambers Tran, Jarrett Handa, Marina Labor Day event. at CAL Michael Kong 1498 $80.00 ABTA Shirt Danny Alcayde 8 Steve Brode / ABTA Shirt Mark Andrews BOWL. $5,000 Min. 1st to Thomas Licauco 1488 $80.00 Suos, Anita Smith, and Vuong 900 Global Ball Andrew Lung $12,500 w Bonuses. It starts 9 Vuong Do / Do. Finishing in sixth thru Tim (Vien) Tran 1480 $70.00 Match Game Winners Left to right, are Evelyn and Dennis ninth for $105 were Thomas Thursday and a $600 BONUS 10 Vuong Do / Prize Fund 185 $4,700.25 at 8:30 & 10:00PM. Friday Matthew Garcia 1474 $70.00 Paid Entries 18 @ 56 $1,008.00 Kelsey who congratulate Ben Bagaosian in winning the Match Licauco, Jeff Taino, Henry 11 Steve Brode / Optional Sidepots $1,357.00 Game. The Match Game was hit at Westiminster. Collecting Kent Maruyama 1470 $60.00 Doubles $1,510.00 Hoang, and Cleve Johnson. Night $200 Bonus 7:30 PM 12 Vuong Do / 3-6-9 $50.00 his share was Ben Bagaoisan $1,610. Jeffrey Sargent got a full – 9:00 PM – 10:30 PM Sat- Sean Nguon 1467 $60.00 In the top five finishing spots Cash & Carry $1,700.00 urday Qualifying goes from 13 Jerry Chang / share. Joel Arciniega got a 75 % share and $1,205. 134 was were, in fourth and fifth were Michael Zhang 1464 $50.00 Match Game $4,425.00 the lucky number. Steve Brode +158 for $110, 12:30PM through 11:00PM. 14 Vuong Do / Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Stan Por 1461 $50.00 Total Payout $23,157.25 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS August 29, 2013
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facebook.com/abtsocal [email protected] Page 8 BOWLING NEWS August 29, 2013 Bowling News is proud to bring you.... Williams, Monacelli, Weber Top 2013 PBA50 Tour Stats Chuck Pezzano PBA Hall of Famers earn berths in PBA50 Tour Finals during World Series of Bowling Dean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame SEATTLE – Three of the Professional Bowlers Association’s greatest players topped the season-ending PBA50 Tour stats for ALL WINNERS AREN’T CHAMPIONS average, earnings and competition points. To be a champion takes more than the besting of a field in any type of given competition. Most of all, it means giv- After earning his second consecutive PBA50 Player of the Year crown, Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., topped the earnings ing as well as taking. and standard competition points lists while finishing third in the average category behind fellow Hall of Famers Pete Weber of St. Top athletes in most sports, many of them big winners, Ann, Mo., and Amleto Monacelli of Venezuela. aren’t nearly as respected as they were in the past, and with good reason. It’s more than the enormous sums of During the 11-tournament 2013 season PBA’s online bowling channel Xtra Frame provided nearly 130 hours of live coverage of money they earn. I’m for every athlete earning as much as PBA50 Tour events. he can while he can, since any sports career is chancy and short at best, and in the majority of cases, frustrating and Bowling in all 11 tournaments and leading all competitors with three titles, Williams led earnings with $41,175, competition points futile, physically and financially. with 204,157 and he placed third on the average list – based upon a minimum of 150 games bowled – with a 229.46 average for 304 But enough is enough is enough. games. Along with his three titles, Williams had two thirds, two fourths, including the Suncoast Senior U.S. Open, and had three other Many winners, though they’re public figures, look down 10th-place finishes including the USBC Senior Masters. Player of the Year points earned for top four finishes determined the PBA50 on the public. They want cheers and extra rewards when Player of the Year title. they succeed, but no jeers and or penalties when they fall. Competing in his fourth PBA50 Tour season, the PBA Tour’s all-time titles leader now has seven PBA50 Tour titles. Some want the public to love them, no matter what, and moan and cry and pout if they don’t receive what they con- Weber, who bowled in only six events in his first year as a PBA50 Tour competitor, led the average category, scoring at a 233.77 sider proper respect and treatment, the very things they pace for 154 games, and ending the season second in earnings ($32,000) and sixth in competition points (127,667). often withhold from their adoring fans. It may appear to be ridiculous, but many athletes feel it Weber won two titles, including his first PBA50 Tour major in the USBC Senior Masters, in his third tournament. He also won is too much of a burden to cooperate with the media, or to the season-ending Treasure Island Resort & Casino presented by MOTIV Open in Welch, Minn., a victory that gave him the PBA50 sign an autograph, unless there is some sort of pay. With Rookie of the Year title (also based on points awarded for top four finishes). Weber also had two third-place finishes, a fourth and a all the big salaries, never enough, and the groups of man- ninth. agement, the bottom line always is the same, the public pays and pays and pays. Competing in eight tournaments in his second PBA50 Tour season, Monacelli finished second in average (230.48), third in earn- The public really doesn’t ask much in return. All fans ask ings ($29,850) and second in competition points (159,339). is that their heroes do their best, respect their sport and its fans, and display just a little pleasure and thankfulness at Monacelli, a 19-time winner on the PBA Tour, successfully defended his Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open title for his second their good fortune in being able to play little boy’s games career PBA50 Tour title. Other top finishes included two seconds, two fifth and two eighth-place finishes. He was the top qualifier in for huge fortunes. five of the eight tournaments he competed in. Champions do that. The champion isn’t discouraged by problems, he’s challenged by them. He may be scared, but As the top three in Player of the Year points, Williams, Monacelli and Weber earned the three berths for the PBA50 Tour Finals is less scared and more inspired by the great challenges. which will be conducted as part of World Series of Bowling V in Las Vegas in early November. Less we fall into a generalization trap, all winners and all athletes don’t fall into the they don’t care category. They Tim Kauble of Marion, Ohio, finished in the top eight of the Treasure Island Resort and Casino Open to become the PBA50 Tour’s must look into a mirror now and then and see how fortunate first Super Senior Player of the Year, nipping PBA Hall of Famer Dale Eagle of Tavares, Fla. The honor for players ages 60 and older that image staring back at them really is. was based upon the tour’s competition points standings. Kauble had top finishes of fourth, sixth and seventh during the season. Bowlers, for the most part, are just great. Much of the headway in the sport can be attributed to the champions right down the line for the better part of a century. Their color, charm and cooperation has been unmatched accord- ing to the greatest critics, the people who must deal with athletes all the time. They rate bowlers, men, women and FINAL 2013 PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS ASSOCIATION PBA50 TOUR STATISTICS children bowlers, at or neat the top. AVERAGES (min. 150 games) 2013 COMPETITION POINTS And despite that fact that bowling officials have been Games Avg. Titles Points known to disagree, it is to their everlasting credit that when 1, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo. 154 233.77 1, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla. 3 204,157 it’s for the good of the sport, they almost always forget their 2, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela 226 230.48 2, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela 1 159,339 internal differences. 3, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla. 304 229.46 3, Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis. 1 158,191 Cynics may say, with some truth, that star bowlers are 4, Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio 313 225.05 4, Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio 0 147,762 more cooperative and more giving because they haven’t 5, Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis. 269 223.55 5, Ron Mohr, Las Vegas 0 137,957 been spoiled by too much of the big dough. Don’t kid your- 6, Ron Mohr, Las Vegas 261 221.28 6, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo. 2 127,667 self, some of the bowlers, with their prize money and vari- 7, Tom Baker, King, N.C. 259 221.17 7, Tom Baker, King, N.C. 1 101,828 ous other involvements, do very well, and better than many 8, Bryan Goebel, Shawnee, Kan. 236 220.49 8, Bob Learn Jr., Macomb, Mich. 1 98,361 athletes in other sports. Don’t think either, that all are mod- 9, Bob Learn Jr., Macomb, Mich. 237 220.45 9, Hugh Miller, Mercer Island, Wash. 0 95,082 els of cooperation. Some are big pains. 10, Hugh Miller, Mercer Island, Wash. 224 219.65 10, Harry Sullins, Chesterfield, Mich. 0 94,494 There’s a necessary learning process in every sport or 11, Mike Edwards, Tulsa, Okla. 203 219.46 11, Bryan Goebel, Shawnee, Kan. 0 94,358 activity. Some learn quickly. Others never learn. Much of 12, Tim Kauble, Marion, Ohio 173 219.25 12, Mike Edwards, Tulsa, Okla. 0 89,515 the sports world is riding high because of inflated TV rights 13, Mike Dias, Lafayette, Colo. 176 219.25 13, Dale Traber, Cedarburg, Wis. 0 88,512 money, and peak spectator interest. It wasn’t always that 14, Dale Traber, Cedarburg, Wis. 252 218.73 14, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas 0 86,055 way. It won’t always be that way. 15, Harry Sullins, Chesterfield, Mich. 243 218.14 15, Kenny Parks, Hammond, Ind. 0 74,832 Bowling, though a big boy and big girl now, still is on the 16, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas 217 217.74 16, Randy Pedersen, Clermont, Fla. 1 65,915 outside peeking in on too many of the other sports. 17, Johnny Petraglia, Jackson, N.J. 178 217.49 17, Robert Harvey, Boise, Idaho 0 65,422 One way to keep trying to get more of a look from those 18, Kenny Parks, Hammond, Ind. 236 216.97 18, Tim Kauble, Marion, Ohio 0 64,219 who make the other sports is to keep doing our best to 19, Kevin Croucher, Grants Pass, Ore. 173 215.18 19, Dale Eagle, Laguna Niguel, Calif. 0 63,288 continue to create champions, not just winners. 20, Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla. 219 213.65 20, Kerry Painter, Henderson, Nev. 1 60,606
2013 EARNINGS PBA50 CAREER EARNINGS (as of Aug. 27, 2013) Includes PBA50 Tour and PBA50 Regional earnings Events Total Titles Total 1, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla. 11 $41,175 1, Dave Soutar, Bradenton, Fla. 7 $586,370 2, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo. 6 $32,000 2, Gene Stus, Taylor, Mich. 11 $522,885 3, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela 8 $29,850 3, Gary Dickinson, Edmond, Okla. 12 $498,595 4, Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis. 10 $28,350 4, Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla. 12 $487,388 5, Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio 11 $25,375 5, John Handegard, Nacogdoches, TX 14 $455,788 6, Ron Mohr, Las Vegas 10 $22,088 6, Teata Semiz, Hopatcong, N.J. 8 $453,933 7, Tom Baker, King, N.C. 10 $18,260 7, Ron Winger, Las Vegas 5 $445,403 8, Bob Learn Jr., Macomb, Mich. 10 $17,735 8, John Hricsina, Franklin, Pa. 7 $438,437 9, Kerry Painter, Henderson, Nev. 5 $15,070 9, Pete Couture, Titusville, Fla. 9 $429,187 10, Bryan Goebel, Shawnee, Kan. 9 $14,900 10, Robert Glass, Lawrence, Kan. 9 $350,003 11, Hugh Miller, Mercer Island, Wash. 8 $13,825 11, d-Roger Workman, Kenova, W. Va. 3 $344,877 12, Mark Williams, Beaumont, Texas 8 $13,810 12, Tom Baker, King, N.C. 10 $343,410 13, Randy Pedersen, Clermont, Fla. 4 $13,300 13, John Petraglia, Jackson, N.J. 8 $287,305 14, Harry Sullins, Chesterfield, Mich. 10 $12,401 14, Bob Chamberlain, The Villages, FL 4 $275,140 15, Mike Edwards, Tulsa, Okla. 7 $12,000 15, Dave Davis, Murphy, N.C. 5 $269,636 16, Johnny Petraglia, Jackson, N.J. 8 $11,225 16, James Brenner, Bettendorf, Iowa 3 $266,250 17, Kenny Parks, Hammond, Ind. 11 $11,065 17, d-Dick Weber, St. Louis 6 $255,398 18, Dale Traber, Cedarburg, Wis. 10 $10,870 18, George Pappas, Charlotte, N.C. 2 $238,263 19, Robert Harvey, Boise, Idaho 11 $10,582 19, Steve Neff, Homosassa Springs, FL 6 $226,850 20, Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla. 11 $10,560 20, Tim Kauble, Marion, Ohio 1 $219,530 d-deceased
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You know, last chance for the Beach, Boating 12”, Mike, Lakanda, Tianna, Lorenzo and David, won the up the good bowling. and BBQ! You can add another B to that list...Bowling the championship by one game. Darrion Tipton 280/757, Mike Happy Rollers Too: Sheryl Murray 311, Pamela Okamoto summer session! Now is the time to sign up for the upcom- Villarreal 267/741, Arnold Cheesman 736, Jeremy Glover 296, Mary Piaschick 229. ing winter leagues at Pickwick. Last week I gave you some 279/731, David Fitzgerald 268/716, Nick Negrete 708, Happy Rollers Forever: Mark Algiers 432, Lucio Ortega pointers on how to find them and sign up. Shannon Santos 280/703, Phylissia Smiith 264/726, Naim- 430, John Pekarcik 387, Marianne Tochluk 321, Frances This week I want to fill you in on the Youth Program. ah Willliams 264/677, Stephanie Jones 231/655, LaJeana Grunhart 317, Yvonne Wescott 309. New session will start Sept 23rd. Age groups are: Bum- Harris 242/651, Kimberly Stewart 646, Denisha Williams It’s going to be a great Winter League Season so we pers 3 yrs & up, Preps 8 to 12 yrs and Juniors 12 to 20 yrs. 237/639, Deb White 614. hope everyone got their sign-ups in. If you still need Practice starts at 9:30 am and league bowling at 10 am. Corona Ladies: Team “I’ll Have Another”— Nancy, Lo- help, inquire at the control desk. Bumpers bowl 2 games with fees of $7.00 per week. Preps rie, Kendra took the championship for the summer season. and Juniors bowl 3 games with fees of $9.00 per week. The Diana Howard 226/559, Caroline Stewart 541, Betty Green leagues run for 22 weeks ending on March 8th. Sign up 536, Anita Anglin 225/527, Dianne Gardner 526. Side- with Jeanie @ 818 842-7188 ext 349. pots—Game One: 1st Dianne Gardner 227, 2nd Caroline If Saturdays are a bad time for you, there is a non sanc- Stewart 221, 3rd Lisa/Angela 216. 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Look for our upcoming ad in the Mochinaga 187, John DiPietro Sr, 698, Sharlene Palos champs. Shane Oneal 240/648, George Reister 235/619, California Bowling News. 552. (hdcp) Roger Desgroseilliers 293, Aileen Camcam Walter Schwarez 220/616, Tony White 214/609, Greg Kelly Last Week’s Top Scores: 258, Brian Drown 846, Julieta Ward 688. 233/607, Stacy Kelly 207/600, Ashley Brown 542. 50/50 Fun League: Mylo Rios 256/598, Chris Wilcox 220, Monday 690: (scr) Mike McMahon 221, Carol Thrasher Young At Heart: Ed, Margo, B.J. of Team “Margo’s In Joe Moreno 207, David Littleton 206, Maurice Chavez 197, Joe Gianficaro 588, Glenda Nale 551. (hdcp) Travis Charge” took the champion in this league. B.J. 256/647, 201/566, Marty Perry 191/493. Mikels 235, Joyce Hill 225, Rudy Haubenreisser 635, Judy Josh Hudson 233/641, Rey Santos 265/626, Charles Glea- Capri Ladies: Alice Winchester 232/504, Daisy LaFoun- Lamb 616. son 224/612, Walter Milsap 259/605, Dee Phipps 238/584, tain 180/509. Practice League: (scr) Alex Rocha 211, Lesley Hansen Linda Kinney 208/522, Phil Hylton 608. Young at Heart: Jerry Burhop 203/558, Bruce Wells 193, Eric Tome 509, Chantal Pershing 437. (hdcp) Mason Recycled Teens: “Team One’’ Ken, India and Marc won 191/522, Angie Higgins 192, Teresa Vest 184/532. Pardo 269, Danielle Pershing 239, Nicola Abasi 680, Kim the championship by 3 games. Boylee Inocente 243/621, Mary’s Invitational: Bobby Campagnale 300/726, Rus- Burns 599. Fale Sula 602, Rob Kordich 595, Marc Kashinsky 232/587, sel Ruiz 289/676, Bobby Bunlong 266/667, Frank Weiler Tuesday All Stars: Cooper Hansen 149/251, Christian Ken Seiple Sr. 530, Donna May 210/552, Dorothy Ruggi- 264/655, John King 259/722, Jerome Forch 259/709, Dar- Gladney 114/214,Katie Grosstephan 74/120, Lily Raesler ero 527, Divina Buhay 209/506. ren DeMaio 254/650, Richard McMichael 253/661, Tom- 49/83. Kings and Queens: Our champs, Gerald, Molly, Tippy, my Hague 252/682, John Boyer 248/676, Ken DeMaio Orbits: Handicap scores only. Diana Trowbridge 228/604, Wayne and Carl make up “Team Nine”. Kevin Peterson 246/700, Ron Sandusky 246, John Valentine 243, Michael Kiki Franklin 221, Janie Degroseilliers 210, Erika Sanquist 256/705, Jerry Cant Jr. 263/691, George Harper 258/671, Haight 241, John Singelton 238/650, John Fitzgerald 679, 590, Cathy Stevens 574. Curtis McCann 245/667, Nate Hampton 268, Felecia Tripp Mark Learned 671, Toni Futch 253/686, Bridgett Young ICF No Tap: Handicap scores only, John Kanda 279/707, 245/653, Deborah Abahazy 244/630, Maria Bacos 252/622, 211, Rolann Karper 208/562, Sheila Eppens 205/522, Lorri Chuck Liberto 253, Marvin Poretta 645, Anthony Delvec- Donna Owens 610. Scott 203/586. chio 637, Mary Zarycka 290/736, Dorothy Schmitz 279/682, Cal Bowleros: “Last Call”, Mary, Marie and Cathy took Park N Rec: Maurice Chavez 257/683, Ed Higgins 516, Rita LeBlanc 244. the champions spot. Carole Fischer 558, Nene Camanag Monica James 183/487. Holy Bowlers: (scr) Jeff Ellis 206, Tracy Chow 163, Chris- 204/555, Aida Macabuhay 517. Side-pot winners—Game Laughlin River Rats: Richard Fisher 246/656, Josh Fergu- topher 421, Kathy Marriott 328. (hdcp) Scott Scozzola 236, One: Aida Macabuhay 222; Game Two: Annie Maae 191; son 242, Howard Vasquez 234/643, Jerry Burhop 225/651, Rosie Roope 244, Sam Salerno 466, Kathy Henderson Game Three: Nene Camanag 237. Thor Terry 223/647, Ashley Franz 192/522. 464. Alley Oops!: Team “Just For Fun”, Rosie, Bertie and 625 Scratch Classic: Mike Rick 279/770, Ray Cobb Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) Mitch Caldwell 268, Stephanie Julie. Julie Grabinski 583, Bertie Martinez 452, Hugh 258/724, Mike Reynolds 257/666, Ron Smith 247, Dar- Fenwick 213, Matt Risch 717, Regina Beaner 561. (hdcp) Kemp 181, Rosie Harks 159. Side-pot winners—Game ren Robinson 245, Brett Roberts 237, Andy Anderson Dan Linzmeier 266, Angela Stansbery 257, Darrow Tion- One:Joanne Johnson 222; Game Two: Julie Grabinski 655, Tommy Hague 655, Al Collins 647, Daphne Williams gco 704, Diana Pagdilao 665. 247; Game Three: Julie Grabinski 214. 254/668. Senior Foursome: (scr) Ron Durkee 211, Sue Rapp 162, Sierra Bugs: Team “Whatever” , Martha, Elinor, Dar- Afternooners: Bruce wells 177/493, Henry Johnson Richard Brown 527, Cres Cruz 453. (hdcp) Remo Cruz lene, Pamela. JoAnne MacKnight 202/516, Sandy Wright 170/454, Ed Higgins 169/476, Maline Harper 179/438. 236, Maria Rogers 210, Lucia Affentranger 598. 218/515, Mattie Wylie 504. Side-pot winners—Game One: SB City Mixed: David Marion 248/614, Adrian Hernandez Thursday 890: (scr) Vance Bennett 239, Christie Mochi- Joan Rotter 216; Game Two: Sandy Wright 218; Game 233/595, Gary Blake 224, John Hutchings 222, Andrew naga 195, Paul Wise 657, Vickie Maas 497. (hdcp) Gor- Three: Pam Johnson 213. Johnson 213, Norma Ruff 177/487. don Gapol Sr. 269, Ramona Gardner 263, Sean Allen 744, Funsters: Week 16: James Kennard 235/641, B.J. Golden Goodies: Jerry Burhop 259, Tony DeLaTorre Carol Austin 661. 224/622, Josh Hudson 227/617, Joe Herrera 252/615, 246/647, Mario Sanchez 237/662, Frank Guzman 211, That’ll do it for now so until next time...keep the ball rollin’! Fale Sula 216/613, Jim Burke 226/603, Vancie Keith 543, Charlie Short 204, Bessie Ballman 168, Jean Newton Julie Grabinski 209/509. Side-pots—Game One: Al Dimas 164/456, Velma Bone 160/435, Teresa Vest 160/427. 254; Game Two: Joe Herrera 252; Game Three: Jim Burke Good Times: Rick Hudson 256/668, Joshua Ball 244/648, Rodriguez 205, Edgar Valenzuela 195. 252. John Singelton 234, Ron Sandusky 233/648, Eric Johnson SFVCC Nikki: Yuki Matsuba 222/635, Tami Shiotani Mega Vegas: Eric Motschwiller 268/703, Carl Burruss 233/639, Ronald Labardee 231/654, Tom Andres Sr 214, 204/578, Harvey Nakamoto 253/637, Eiji Fukumoto 243/672, B.J. 235/640, Rob Lee 630, Nickey Jennings Sam Stubbs 208, Frank Mendoza 205/598, Joe Martinez 224/616, Tak Kokubo 246/604, Stan Date 588, Noriko Fu- 246/612, Tim Adams 259. Jr 203/602, Toni Futch 213/552. kunaga 5321, Laurel Nakamoto 481, Mas Suruki 224. First Timers: Jose Perez 551, James Saunders 491, Pe- Sunday Tappers: Gary Stebbins 242/683, Adam Higgins Short ‘N Sweet: Kevin Gross 245/683, Alexandra dro Perez 387, Geraldine Crabtree 386, Sophie Reyes 240/580, Paul Esquivel 217, Douglas Ameraul 214, Me- Athans 188/471, Ricky Valenzuela 259/660, Patricia Car- 345, Leilani Saunders 343, David Andrade 214, Bill Stack linda Brunner 193/518. penter 190/471, Allan Nathan 629, David Athans 623, San- 162, Andrea Graves 141. Looking for a new home for your league? Call us at dy Cooper 482, Gary Gladstone 243, Andy Rizo 231. Big Bear: “SOUR APPLES” by Lynn Brooks and Delo- 909.886.4675. res Reynolds. One game separates 1st and 2nd place and Thanks for Bowling and Have a Great Week! SENIORS it’s already week 15. Sonny Dew 279/739, Ken Seiple Jr. It’s time to take a look at how the Seniors are doing here 258/718, Paul Staff 241/699, Bobbie Wilson 656, Debra at Canoga Park Bowl. Gipson 254/659, Allisen Sutton 590, Ella Wilson 584, Cathy Canoga Anderson 213/580. 49’Ers Senior Trio: (Week 14) Richard Greenzweight Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Billy Williams 234/574, Al Fa-ga- 208/604, Carolyn Scherzberg 203/560, Keith Hazard Park Bowl BOWL fa 569, Ike Sanders 559, Don Keith 203/539, Walter Gist 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 223/574, Mary Lauer 225/531, Rick Dobris 202/543, Dick 201/522, Mattie Wylie 222/558, Donna May 539. 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS Lowe 190/521, Bob Husby 197/518, Barbara Vaccarello Mark McCormick 643, Dale Johnson 611, www.canogaparkbowl.com Loose Change: E-mail:[email protected] 171/454, Annie Block 453, Marian McWilliams 445, De- LaMart Jenkins 595, Patrick Merola 583, Jule Grabinski lia Lowe 169, Diana Walden 168. (Week 15) Sweeper 505, Bryan Seeley 252, Paul Davis 243, Geno Fontecchio Scores— Carolyn Scherzberg 239/649, Richard Greenz- 230, Roland Choi 211, Virginia Johnson 184. WINNETKA — Fall Leagues are now forming. Check weight 236/617, Gary Faught 221/601, Dick Lowe 225/567, Fil-Am Bowlers: Rick Llaneta 290/722, Pilbert Colian our schedule and sign-up now. Invite your friends to join in Tom Tucker 202/560, Dale Simpson 534, Mary Lauer 279/711, Rey Santos 237/692, Elmer Perrer 256/685, Dan- a league with you, try a new leagu, make new friends and 222/552, Bev Zietz 186/494, Barbara Vaccare 195/472, ny Equilos 245/673, Freddie Catamisan 248/662, Stephen have a fun season. Temmy Walker 439, Rick Dobris 216, Marilyn Bigman 165. Gaucin 661, Beth Colian 230/622, Joyce Charles 531. Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 247/676, Karen Mega Vegas Sunday: Terrance Allen 257/660, Jonathan River Maniacs: Mark May added another “300” game McDonald 235/598, Bernhardt Roth 214/630, Al Reiswig Gale 619, James Matthews 232/617, Jamie Carrington to his collection along with a 749 series. Sharon Weger 226/617, Bill Robb 579, John Kelley 212/572, Carolyn 259/606, Michelle Allen 245/645. 244/655, Dan Kline 279/791, Charles Kenny 288/769, Tony Scherzberg 202/555, Carole Peire 189/531, Connie Wan- Vegas Crackpots: Carl Stokes 268/675 Anthony Fre- Brooks 279/747, Vince Koeller 731, Roberta Martel 548, nomae 188/528, Eloise Valencia 479, Dick Valtin 214, Car- drick 237/668, Jacob Culpepper 256/654, James Ken- Alexandra Athans 224/543, Marsha Martinez 200/524, olyn Dunaway 184. nard 258/638. Raymond Farthing III 234/637, John Doval Monise Kelly 509, Kevin Gross 299, Johnnie Englehart 39’Ers Senior Trio: Al Reiswig 225/633, Carolyn Scher- 227/629, Billy Williams 235/609, Ellen Myers 263/603, Teka 279. zberg 213/576, Don McCoy 246, Carole Peire 227/499, Ron Williams 206/540, Janet Love 214/537. Comedians: Justin Rono 690, Erica Pollack 258/630, Doll 619, Larry George-LH 234/612, Richard Greenzweight JUNIORS David Guilmette 298, Mike Pollack 258/689, Russ Gothrick 599, John Rosen 582, Mary Lauer 189/491, Sandy Cooper (High Scratch Series) 646, Gary Fish 632, Jennifer Pyka 214/510, Ray Stoy 247, 489, Gail Stillson 461, Leonard Yu 233, Keith Hazard 223, Congratulations to the Junior League champs! Chas Wiggan 246. Edie Goldberg 190, Arlene Bonino 180. Adult/Youth: “The Mosleys”, Marcus Mosley and Matt Dodger Bowling Club: Andy Rizo 227/636, Kayla Mosley. Adults—Matt Mosley 534, Paul Mehl Jr. 498, Bernstein 210/561, Justin Pluchino 224/561, Bert Garcia That’s all for now...don’t forget to get those Fall James Leinonen 485, Janet Love 516, Maria Kennedy 447. 534, Drew Stein 524, George Pluchino 507, Roberta Mar- League sign-ups in today. Youth—Miles Davis 386, Shavon Love 364, Marcus Mos- tel 208/555, Kim Pluchino 470, Monique Martel 416, Luis Page 10 BOWLING NEWS August 29, 2013 bowling news Directory Las Vegas Orange County Los Angeles Laughlin FOREST LANES - 40 GOLD COAST - 70 County 22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest, CA 92630 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center (949) 770-0055 4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103 www.forestlanes.com (800) 331-5334 ACTION LANES - 32 FOUNTAIN BOWL - 60 THE ORLEANS - 70 10534 Lower Azusa Road, 17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center El Monte, CA 91731 (714) 963-7888 Fax: (714) 965-1158 4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103 (626) 350-8831 FAX (626) 350-8852 www.fountainbowl.com (888) 365-7111 CAL BOWL - 68 LA HABRA “300” BOWL - 32 RIVERSIDE LANES - 34 2500 E. Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712 370 E. Whittier Blvd., La Habra CA 90631 1650 S. Casino Drive, Laughlin, NV 89029 (562) 421-8448 Fax: (562) 420-4775 (562) 691-6721 Fax: (562) 691-0272 (888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687 www.calbowl.com www.lh300bowl.com E-mail: [email protected] CANOGA PARK BOWL - 32 SADDLEBACK LANES - 32 SAM’S TOWN - 56 20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306 25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692 Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center (818) 340-5190 Fax (818) 883-1202 www.canogaparkbowl.com (949) 586-5300 • www.saddlebacklanes.net 5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122 (24 HRS) email: [email protected] www.forestlanes.com (800) 634-6371 CORBIN BOWL - 26 SANTA FE STATION - 60 19616 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91354 Riverside & Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center (818) 996-BOWL (2695) 4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130 corbinbowl.net San Bernardino (702) 658-4910 www.santafestationlasvegas.com CHAPARRAL LANES - 48 BOWLIUM LANES - 32 SOUTH POINT - 64 400 W. Bonita Ave., San Dimas CA 91773 4666 E. 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(310) 324-1244 www.delrosabowl.com Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner LOCAL USBC ASSOC I A GOLDEN MILE BOWLING - 32 EMPIRE BOWL - 24 667 West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 1400 E. Valley Blvd., 940 W. Colton Ave., [email protected] Alhambra, CA 91801 Redlands, CA 92374 (626) 289-2588 (909) 793-2525 • www.empirebowl.com (909) 381-4599 JEWEL CITY BOWL - 24 UNIVERSAL STRIKE - 20 135 S. Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA 91205 23750 Alessandro Blvd, #K, Moreno Valley, CA 92553 (818) 243-1188 Fax: (818) 243-2761 (951) 595-8000 NORTH L.A. COUNTY www.jewelcitybowl.com www.universalstrike.com Association Manager - Tom Leigh KEYSTONE LANES - 48 15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 San Diego email: [email protected] website: nlacbowling.com (562) 868-3261 www.keystonelanes.com County (818) 810-6263 MISSION HILLS BOWL - 24 KEARNY MESA BOWL - 40 10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345 7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., (818) 361-1221 San Diego, CA 92111 ORANGE COUNTY missionhillsbowl.com (858) 279-1501 Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington OAK TREE LANES - 36 MIRA MESA BOWL - 44 13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd., 8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., [email protected] Diamond Bar, CA 91765 San Diego, CA 92126 (909) 860-3558 • website: oaktreelanes.net (858) 578-0500 (714) 554-0111 PINZ BOWLING CENTER - 32 POWAY BOWL - 32 12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604 12941 Poway Road, Poway CA 92064 (818) 769-7600 (858) 748-9110 Fax: (858) 748-9307 SAN GABRIEL VALLEY website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com www.powaysfunbowl.com Association Manager - Linda Johnson
SANDS BOWL - 32 4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 TI ONS 43233 Sierra Hwy., Lancaster, CA 93534 Santa Barbara & E-Mail: [email protected] (661) 948-2651 Fax (661) 942-3853 (626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260 www.bowlbrunswick.com Ventura Counties SANTA CLARITA LANES - 32 BUENA LANES - 42 21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita, CA 91350 1788 S. Mesa Verde, (661) 254-0540 Fax (661) 254-7562 Ventura, CA 93003 SOUTH L.A. COUNTY www.santaclaritalanes.com (805) 656-0666 Association Manager - Judy Nielsen VALENCIA LANES - 24 HARLEY’S SIMI BOWL - 24 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 23700 Lyons Ave., Newhall, CA 91321 480 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley CA 93065 [email protected] (661) 222-9080 (805) 526-4212 Fax: (805) 526-9829 www.valenciabowl.com www.harleysbowl.com (562)925-0417 August 29, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 11
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LA area’s ONLY USBC Sport INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Bowling Team League “We’ve Got Balls” wins “Best Comedy - Feature” and “Outstanding •!Test your skills • Improve your game • Bowl on approved USBC Open Championship Tournament, Sport & PBA patterns • Earn USBC Sport Bowling Awards Cast Performance” awards, as well as two additional nominations • Prepare for Tournament Play Our league has partnered with Columbia 300 to expand the reach of this prestigious league. Santa Ana, CA—We’ve Got Balls, a quirky comedy that centers on the potential demise Added money through C300 Partnership. Rewards for using C300 equipment during league of a cherished bowling alley in a small town (52 people), to make way for a casino, won two top play. Demo Days highlighting the latest C300 releases. Season-long drawing for the C300 Ball of your choice! honors on Saturday evening, August 24, 2013, when it was named “Best Comedy – Feature” and (Call for more details) also “Outstanding Cast Performance.” The film was also nominated for Without a Box’s coveted This well-established league currently has openings this winter “Best in Show Award,” and Cherie Kerr, producer/writer/director of Balls was also singled out as a for both teams and individuals! nominee for “Filmmaker of the Year.” League Format: 3 person teams, 4 games each week/scratch (Call for details) “We are overwhelmed at having won such great honors,” Kerr says of her first indie feature film. (2 games position each week, move to new pair for regularly scheduled play) NEW THIS SEASON: Singles League Within A League Option “Del Weston, head of AOF, and his staff, really put on an incredible festival and are so supportive (separate standings & prize fund, NO ADDITIONAL LINEAGE) of emerging filmmakers. I am honored to have been among them.” No previous Corbin Trios average? Entering averages will be adjusted using the USBC Sport Average Adjustment chart. If you have an established sport average from another sanctioned sport league, you may use that average. Although Kerr has run both a public relations firm, KerrPR, and a communication skills train- Cost: $32/week • Singles Option $5/week ing company, ExecuProv, for nearly 40 years, she also has spent the better part of her adult life When: Mondays @ 7:30 pm (practice begins at 7:20pm) performing, directing and writing sketch and improv comedy. In 1990, Kerr founded the Orange First Night Meeting: Monday, Sept. 9 @ 7:00 pm County Crazies, similar to the L.A. Groundlings, of which she was a founding member. She has For More Info, Follow Us on Facebook at: received rave reviews for her comedic works. She also is the author of 11 books and 45 movie www.facebook.com/Columbia300DelGuyerSportTrios shorts. Call Bryan Alpert at (818) 996-2695 or Mario Rodriguez at (818) 365-6080 for more info! Corbin Bowl, 19616 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana California, 91356 (818) 996-2695 Balls debuted last spring when it was chosen as an Official Selection in the Newport Beach Film Festival. Kerr’s film sold out the first day tickets went on sale. Its April 29, 2013 screening neces- sitated an additional screening on May 2 since all 265 seats were sold out. With the AOF screening August 17, 2013, Balls sold out as well. In total, the film has sold roughly 750 seats in only three Corbin Bowl, 19616 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana CA, 91356 • (818) 996-2695 screenings.
In sum, the tagline for the film captures its essence: A quirky town, a crooked mayor, and one whacked-out bowling showdown.
A year ago, Kerr began shooting her first indie comedy in Orange County. The film co-stars Gary Austin, founder of the L.A. Groundlings and Andrew Dickler (Douchebag, 2010), in addition to a formidable cast, many of whom are Kerr’s Groundlings and OC Crazies chum alums. “We had little money, but a lot of heart and determination,” Kerr quips. “Looking back, I see it as an absolute miracle that we were able to bring it to fruition!”
Set against the backdrop of Fountain Bowl, in the fictitious town of Fountain Springs, the story is about a filthy rich female land developer and her Indian Chief cohort who team up with Fountain Springs’ crooked mayor in an attempt to demolish Fountain Bowl in order to build a gambling casino. The small town’s population shows up for a tense and life-altering bowling tournament, the outcome of which determines the fate of both the bowling alley, and the quality of life of its townspeople.
Kerr is the mother of Drake Doremus, who won the Grand Jury prize at Sundance in 2011 for his film Like Crazy, with supporting actress Jennifer Lawrence. Doremus studied improv comedy under his mother’s tutelage from the age of six until she sent him off to AFI at age 19 when he was chosen for its directors program. Doremus debuts a new film in theaters next month, Breathe In, which stars Amy Ryan, Felicity Jones, and award-winning actor Guy Pearce.
Kerr intends to showcase We’ve Got Balls at other prominent film festivals before year’s end and prior to inking a film distribution deal.
Kerr has already garnered impressive reviews for her first indie film including one from OC Weekly’s Matt Coker, who says, “Cherie Kerr takes her screwball comedy out of the gutter, rolling audiences a big screen strike.” Michael Gellman, legendary director at The Second City in Chi- cago (who performed with John Belushi, Dan Ackroyd, Gilda Radner and Bill Murray, and who taught and mentored John Candy and Chris Farley) says “We’ve Got Balls is comedy at its best, a film with heart and an insane bowling tournament that racks up a perfect score.”’ Yahoo! also gave the film a perfect score as writer Leslie Gornstein stated, “I was hooked on this movie from scene one.”
Kerr announced last week that she and Ree-invent Films are in the pre-production stages of Small Claims, a new indie feature scheduled to be completed by late summer, 2014.
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