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6 Gamer - $300.00 1St Place ABT Citrus Belt Sunday February 6 Deer Creek Lanes Check-In SUNDAY, Feb February 3, 2011 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday February 3, 2011 Bowling news P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 Ryan Ciminelli Wins PBA One A Day Earl Anthony ABT Regional Event Memorial for First Lumber Liquidators PBA Title Pays Out Over $75,000 DUBLIN—In his fourth he said. “But every time I couraged by his finish. LAS VEGAS — A special 29 through April 3, 2011 at season competing on the Lum- closed my eyes I visualized a “Ryan got off to a strong thanks to the Southern Califor- Sam’s Town in Las Vegas. ber Liquidators PBA Tour, lot of scenarios and hoped this start and I just couldn’t catch nia bowlers that participated in This tournament guarantees Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektow- would be the outcome so I’m him,” Allen said. “He bowled the largest regional event held over $65,000 in first place aga, N.Y., broke through to extremely relieved. great and I’m happy for him. at South Point in Las Vegas prize monies. Myron will also win his first title Sunday in the “I was bowling against one “I haven’t bowled well this past weekend. This tour- field any questions regarding PBA One A Day Earl Anthony of my heroes in a tournament since late last year so this was nament paid out over $75,000. the recent announcement of Memorial at Earl Anthony’s named after one of the great- a confidence booster for me. I The results will be posted in a the $100,000 guaranteed first Dublin Bowl. est bowlers of all-time so it bowled well against Tommy future edition of the Bowling place prize at our Fall Nation- In a battle of lefthanders in was even more than I could (Jones) in the first but was News. als to be held October 11 -16, the championship match, the ask for.” probably lucky to win against This Sunday, February 6, 2011 at South Point Hotel, Ca- 24-year-old Ciminelli defeated In the semifinal match Al- Pete but overall it was a good at Deer Creek Lanes in Ran- sino and Spa in Las Vegas. Tour veteran and 13-time Tour len defeated PBA Hall of Fam- tournament for me.” cho Cucamonga, California, titlist Patrick Allen of Wesley er and 35-time Tour titlist Pete In the opening match, Al- Myron Mitchell, President Chapel, Fla., 237-215, to win Weber who finished third, 212- len defeated another 13-time and CEO of ABT, Inc. will be the $20,000 first prize. 206, to advance to the final. Tour winner, Tommy Jones of on site to meet and greet and PBA Limited Ciminelli’s previous best Even though Allen had to Greenville, S.C., who finished answer any questions about Tour finishes were second in settle for second he was en- fourth, 226-223. the Spring Nationals March Edition Plastic the 2009 PBA Cheetah and Viper Championships and third in the 2010 United States Bowling Balls Bowling Congress Masters. Alvin Francisco Uses Raw Profit “Even though I didn’t win Help Raise Funds last year I had a good year and just didn’t want to go back by B.A. Campbell into a slump,” Ciminelli said. Wins $10,400 & First ABTA Title at NORWALK—Now you “Sometimes I think you have Ryan Ciminelli can buy some of the decora- to go through the losing part (photo by Hero Noda) tive and colorful spare balls first to prepare yourself to win a title and as a result lost featured on PBA telecasts, win.” a lot of sleep the night before South Point Hotel & Casino and raise money for a worthy As the top seed for the the finals. LAS VEGAS—In our re- for the men and a + 77 for the and+40 for the women. This cause or two (or five)! tournament, Ciminelli felt this “I probably only got four or turn to South Point Hotel and women. On Friday, the scores week, our five Super Seniors Plastic (polyester) bowl- was his best opportunity to five hours of sleep last night,” Casino for our Annual January had men finishing at a + 66 added to the board were Ely ing balls featuring a full-color Open, we would see a record and the women at +45. On Sat- Cruz (+71) Norris Montague photo & signature of a PBA turnout for January of 600 en- urday, Men +58, Women+39. (+66), Gerry Caguin (+56) bowler on one side, and a tries, with 312 different bowl- Sunday morning, we had 1 for the (3) men added and (2) charity’s logo on the other, ers. The Lanes were semi regular squad and that cut was women were Anita Smith and these limited-edition (250 per Bowling news tough but very fair to all as Cut Men, +57 and +15 for the Sherly Agustin (tied +4) . That style) bowling balls will come scores for the weekend were women. The Re-entry squad would give us 118 bowlers with a Certificate of Authentic- Thursday night being a + 78 on Sunday had Men +57, continued on page 5 ity signed by the bowler. The Honor Roll five bowlers and their charities Name Score Date Center are: Jason Belmonte (Bowl- ing Foundation), Kelly Kulick DAvE COOk 300 1-24-11 canOgA park BOwl Sharpsteen Sets (Bowl For the Cure), Johnny glEnn mErChAnt 300 1-24-11 CAl BOwl Petraglia (Bowlers to Veterans stuArt zuCkEr 300 1-24-11 fountAin BOwl New N.L.A.C. Record Link - BVL), Parker Bohn III AnthOny shArPstEEn 888 1-25-11 missOn hills BOwl (International Bowling Muse- lAurA lEE DAniEl 710 1-26-11 deer CrEEk lAnEs 888 Series At um/HOF), Bill O’Neill (Youth jOsh huDsOn 300 1-26-11 CAl BOwl Education Services - YES) juliE mArvin 714 1-26-11 deer CrEEk lAnEs Mission Hills Bowl and Chris Barnes (Juvenile Phil APPEl 813 1-27-11 wEstminstEr lAnEs Diabetes Research Foundation hArOlD DuBOsE 300 1-27-11 CAl BOwl MISSION HILLS — Bowl- – JDRF). 100 percent of the Curt sOArEs 300 1-27-11 CAl BOwl ing on lanes 19-20 in the Tues- profits (after cost) from each patriCk AmBrOsE 300 1-28-10 deer CrEEk lAnEs day Night Mens Classic League $100 ball goes to the featured kim gOODriCh 705 1-28-11 lA hABrA “300” BOwl at Mission Hills Bowl, Anthony bowlers charity. stEvE mOnEy 300 1-28-11 jEwEl City BOwl The PBA Mark Roth Plastic rOn POthiEr 300 1-28-11 viCtOr BOwl Sharpsteen put together games Ball Championship, televised niCk wilsOn 300 1-28-11 lA hABrA “300” BOwl of 289-299 300 for an incred- rOBErt yOung 802/300 1-28-11 deer CrEEk lAnEs ible 888 series. live on ESPN from Cheektow- mAnuEl mOra 300 1-30-11 del riO lAnEs A solid 9-pin and 2 solid aga, NY on Sunday 6 March riCk DAvis 300 1-31-11 yOrBA linDA BOwl 7-pins kept Anthony from the 2011, will feature plastic balls elusive 900 series we all shoot manufactured and designed by OnTheBallBowling. The It Pays To Use “900” Global and the RawProfit $$$ for. This is a new high series Limited Edition charity balls ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: Alvin Francisco (left) who topped 600 entrants to become our mark for the North Los Angeles are available online now. Go ABTA Open Las Vegas Champion is congratulated by Dave Smart County U.S.B.C., surpassing BOwl An hOnOr sCOrE this wEEk & E-mAil By tuEsDAy nOOn to ontheballbowling.com and “900” Global Chief of Sales and Marketing who was on hand at the old series mark of 876. click on “Bowling Balls” on yOur nAmE, sCOrE, DAtE & CEntEr & yOu will BE On thE FrOnt pagE. South Point. Alvin got a $100 Regular Ball Bonus and $250 for Unfortunately, Anthony’s team the left-side menu, then select using the new and super Raw Profit. The ABTA is thankful to 900 lost all 3 games. E-mAil tO: [email protected] the “Bowling Foundation” Global. We were able to include a Ball Bonus in the Initial Entry From the management and Limited Edition Signature (optional) which was well taken by all. We plan to have the same staff at Mission Hills Bowl, we mEn: 300 Or 800 wOmEn: 298,299,300 Or 700+ Balls picture-link in the center in our ABTA July 4th weekend / Open at the South Point. congratulate Anthony on his record performance! of the page. Super Bowling Weekend! 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place ABT Citrus Belt Sunday February 6 Deer Creek Lanes check-in SUNDAY, Feb. 20th at 5PM 4:30 • Entry Fee: $50 ABT Orange County Sunday February 6 Linbrook Bowl OPtional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. ABTA Saturday February 5 Cal Bowl 8 Game Sweeper Saturday February 5 Brunswick Classic Lanes Oil Pattern Used “Viper” Mini Eliminator Wed-Sun February 2-6 South Point Lanes Winter Team No-Tap Saturday February 5 Del Rosa Lanes Page 2 BOWLING NEWS February 3, 2011 Limited Openings Left For WCST Ebonite Singles www.pacificcoastbowlers.com Tournament at La Habra “300” for February 12-13 Mixed Doubles Annual Event by Dick Sanders LA HABRA—Coming up next weekend. February 12-13, 2011, the WCST Ebonite Singles, Yorba Linda Bowl - Yorba Linda, CA will be at La Habra”300 Bowl in La Habra, CA. This one squad tournament is open to all scratch Saturday & Sunday March 26th & 27th , 2011 bowlers from the ages of 40 & up.
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