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Join us today. www.BowlforVeterans.orgwww.BowlforVeterans.org Bolling Air Force Base Officers’ Club to host Hall of Fame Induction & Dinner Celebration “Class of 2019” to be inducted November 2

NCAUSBCA’s 2019 Hall of Fame Induction & Dinner Celebration will take place Saturday, November 2 at the Bolling Air Force Base Officers’ Club (50 Theisen May / June 2019 Vol. 53, No. 5 Street) on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in Washington, D.C. The event begins with a “Meet & Greet” session Serving the nation’s third largest bowling market, BOWL Magazine was honored five times by the American Bowling with cash bar at 5 p.m. and a buffet dinner that’s sched- Congress as the nation’s “best local association publication.” uled to start at 5:45 p.m. The induction ceremony will follow dinner. The Hall of Fame’s “Class of 2019” features Yvonne Tison Bennett, Milton “Pete” Gunn, John “Claw” Holtzclaw, Quintina “Lil Smooth” Jefferson, and James Snow. Tickets, which cost $50, are now available at the 2018–2019 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS NCAUSBCA office in Largo, and they also can beor- dered through through association board members and PRESIDENT lane representatives. Michael Tinsley

VICE PRESIDENTS Darron Mayes, Willie H. Graves Jr., Dwight Franklin, Diane Garrett CONTENTS.... DIRECTORS Ruth Adams, Andre Andrews, Jane Andrews, 8 NCAUSBCA Women’s Championship Tournament Ja’Sean Billings, Sondra Blakey, James Butler, 14 Secretaries have 15 days to submit final averages Thomas Dale Jr., David DeBat, Luis Drakes, Robin Hollyfield, Cheryl Jelks, Michael Jordan, 15 USBC legislative session results Ken Larkin, Gene Mays, Brenda McDowell, 17 Billings, Blaney win Youth Tournament of Champions Adam Mitchell, Dominic Parham, Greta Pearson, 19 NCAUSBCA 2018-2019 Triple Crown Awards Evan Ruffini, James Stewart, Helen Toms, Nannette White, Kirk Williams, Samuel Wolde 4 Update 16 Our Back Pages 5 President’s Message 17 Steinsiek 5 Editor’s Choice 18 Association Honor Awards MANAGER 6 Manager’s Memo 20 Calendar of Events Ronald McGregor • [email protected] 6 The Question: 20 Check Your Knowledge 9 Pop Kulture Kwiz 20 Tournament Roundup 11 The List 21 Mailbag

ON THE COVER: Brought together for their first-ever tournament by PUBLISHER: Nation’s Capital Area USBC Assocation, Carolyn Ivory, secretary of the Tuesday AM Mixed league at AMF 9315 Largo Drive West, Suite 110, Largo MD 20774-4762 301/499-1693 • 301/499-5927 (fax) • facebook.com/ncausbca Marlow Heights, Katrina Williams (635 series) and Clara Henry (425) EDITOR: Robert Cosgrove • [email protected] took home the Doubles crown in NCAUSBCA’s 74th Annual Women’s Championship Tournament. (Photo by Bob Cosgrove)

BOWL Magazine is published bi-monthly, September through July (“Summer”) by NCAUSBCA Inc. The magazine, like the association, is dedicated to the advancement of the sport of tenpins and hopes to foster and nurture the spirit of good sportsmanship throughout its pages. The editorial and business offices are located in the NCAUSBCA office. The deadline for advertising material, copy, photographs, or other editorial material submitted for publication, is the 15th of the month preceding the cover date. The editor reserves the right to alter or reject any copy, photograph, or advertising material submitted for publication. Reproduction and/or distribution in any form, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization. Copyright © 2019 by NCAUSBCA Inc. All rights reserved. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 3 update....update....update....update....update. ...update....update....update....update....upda te....update....update....update....update....up

BOWIE STATE Bowie State University women’s bowling team under the CAPTURES FIFTH leadership of head coach (and NCAUSBCA director) An- STRAIGHT CIAA drew “Doc” Campbell captured its fifth straight CIAA CHAMPIONSHIP Championship March 24 in Virginia Beach, Va., defeating Fayetteville State University 4-2. The win also marks Bowie State’s ninth overall CIAA Crown (2005, 2006, 2010, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018). The Bulldogs won the double-elimination tournament by scores of 135-165, 177- 190, 152-136, 154-147, 190-187 and 191-180. Senior Dia- mond Carter (Buffalo, N.Y.) and freshman Cayla Snowden (Parkville, Md.) were selected to the All-Tournament Team. Carter was also named the Most Valuable Player of the Championships for the second year in a row. As a result of its championship, the team competed in the National Collegiate Women’s Bowling Championship on April 6 in Millsboro, Del., but lost to Division I Uni- versity of Maryland Eastern Shore in the opening round.

2019 PBA BILLY The Professional Bowlers Association is now accepting WELU SCHOLARSHIP applications for the 2019 PBA Billy Welu Scholarship APPLICATIONS NOW Award that recognizes exemplary qualities in male or BEING ACCEPTED female college students who excel in academics as well as in the sport of bowling. The winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship. To be eligible, candidates must be amateur bowlers who are currently in college (preced- ing the application date) and maintaining at least a 2.5/4.0 GPA or equivalent. Applications must be post- marked by June 21. The scholarship was established in 1982 in memory of the PBA Hall of Famer who served as television analyst alongside legendary ABC broadcaster and PBA Hall of Famer Chris Schenkel on the “Pro Bowl- ers Tour” series prior to his death in 1974. The two- part application can be sent to [email protected] or through the U.S. mail at PBA Billy Welu Scholarship, 55 E. Jackson Blvd., Suite 401, Chicago IL 60604.

BRIEFLY .... Darryl Carreon of Woodbridge, Va., rolled the first per- fect game of the 2019 USBC Open Championships in Las Vegas in the first game of his team event April 5. The 34-year-old right-hander also became the 31st bowler in tournament history with multiple 300s at the USBC Open Championships. His first came in his tournament debut in 2014. He followed this year’s 300 with games of 212 and 154 for a 666 series. ... John Neral of Vienna, Va., placed 28th to earn $1,120 in the PBA50 Hamilton Lanes & Entertainment Center Open May 5 in Trenton, N.J. 4 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE • MICHAEL TINSLEY Editor’s Choice

Practice at home with End-of-season decisions these simple techniques need to be made How to properly squeeze As the bowling season comes to ers entering tournaments in the and/or release a bowling a close, several decisions have to upcoming year. This is part of ball made by your leagues. Foremost the secretary’s duties, and he/ of these is the election of officers. she should not be paid until all The league should canvass your of the current season’s business How to improve the feel league members to see whether has been completed. of your bowling ball (tape anyone is interested running for Now that your season has suc- secrets) office. cessfully completed, you are Once the league has been can- ready for summer. It is time to How to adjust on most vassed and the names collected, check your equipment for pos- bowling Sport patterns (get- there should a slate published sible surface damage and oil ting lined up) with the names of the persons consumption as well as your in- running and the title of the serts for wear and tear. If there TNBA 2019 Eastern Region position for which each is run- is minor damage to your ball, Bill Rhodman Stepladder ning. The slate should contain you should have it sanded to re- Finals all of the positions of the league move small nixes and scrapes, officers—president, vice presi- de-oiled to remove excess oil, FOCUSED — Professional dent, secretary, treasurer, and and have your inserts replaced Bowlers Association sergeant at arms. The person if they are worn. The PBA recently was featured receiving the majority of votes After having done all of that, on the FOX Sports Regional for each position is declared the you are now ready to work on Networks’ documentary-style winner. your game. Most bowling cen- program, FOCUSED. Remember to elect officers ters offer some type of discount who best represent your inter- for summer bowling; take ad- ests and are abreast of USBC vantage of these discounts. You rules. should take this time to prac- Starting August 1, 2020, you Hopefully your league was tice a couple of times a week to will no longer be allowed to have devoid of any shortages in your work on what gave you the most a weight hole drilled in your ball, prize funds. The next item of in- trouble during the season. Re- and each hole of the ball should terest is the secretary compiling member that we can’t strike all have a finger or thumb inserted and submitting names and av- the time, but we can convert our in it. So if you have a weight hole erages of all bowlers in their re- spares. Spare conversions will drilled in your ball, you should spective leagues; this should be certainly improve your average. think of replacing it now to beat done in a timely fashion. This is Remember there are some the rush next summer. done so that your local associa- new rules coming the next cou- With that being said, enjoy tion can forward this informa- ple of seasons. This coming sea- your summer, and we’ll see you tion to USBC for publication on son, you will only be able to use next bowling season. BOWL.com. If this information a clean white towel to clean your Michael Tinsley can be reached is not submitted in a timely fash- ball during competition. You via eMail at president@ncausbca ion, the bowlers in your league may use any USBC-approved .org. will not be listed online, which cleaning or polishing solvents could cause problems for bowl- before or after competition.

www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 5 MANAGER’S MEMO • RONALD McGREGOR THE QUESTION:

How many bowling balls do you Those routine phone calls bring to a tournament?

Most leagues are ended or al- As a reminder, please remem- most finished, depending if ber to submit the Triple Crown weather delays necessitated winners from your league. This 6 makeup games. Here are some is an award given to the male of the calls we routinely get this and/or female bowler in a league time of the season: that holds the highest average, Janis Flynn  What to do now that a short- highest scratch game, and high- Rockville, Md. age in the prize fund has been est scratch series. The form can discovered? be found on the association site  Why are the scratch prizes in the “Secretary’s Corner.” larger than the handicap prize Treasurers are required to in a handicap league? present a financial report to the 8 to 10  We had a bowler quit the league members at payout and league. Is he entitled to get any to maintain a record for 60 days. money? Treasurers who do not plan to Shaunita Middleton Capitol Heights, Md. Anyone purchasing a Basic membership will not be eligible for awards and is limited to bowling in only one league.

 I am bowling in a tourna- hold the office next season must 8 ment this weekend, and I never turn over all records to the in- got my sanction card. What do coming treasurer. I do? Anyone purchasing a Basic Stephanie Owens Laurel, Md.  My average isn’t correct on membership will not be eligi- our Web site and BOWL.com. ble for awards and is limited to How do I get it corrected? bowling in only one league. The 74th Annual Women’s League secretaries are re- Championship and 74th Annual 5 minded that final averages are Open Championship tourna- to be submitted to the associa- ments have ended, and both tion office as soon as the league tournaments added a Crossover Leslie Palmer session has ended. Even though Doubles special event that bowl- Laurel, Md. the bowling center may have ers seemed to like. Participants been producing the standings, were able to bowl with any other it is still the responsibility of the bowler as long as they were in league secretary to make sure the same squad. Both tourna- the final averages are submitted. ments also allowed bowlers to 3 to 4 Please list all bowlers that have use their highest Team, Singles, bowled one or more games. We and Doubles scores for the All- maintain a list of leagues that Events prize division. Alice Williams have not given us the final aver- Upper Marlboro, Md. ages on ncausbca.org. See MEMO, page 21 6 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org USBC CERTIFIED ** NEW** 4 WEEKENDS ~ JULY 4(Holiday) JULY 6/7, 13/14, 20/21 and 27/28, 2019 CROFTON BOWLING CENTRE, 2115 Priest Bridge Dr, Crofton, MD 21114 SQUAD TIMES: 9:30a on SATURDAY and SUNDAY; a 1:30p squad added as needed FEATURING TEAMS (2 MEN, 2 WOMEN), MIXED DBLS (1 MAN, 1 WOMAN) ALL EVENTS (HCP / SCR) DOUBLES / SINGLES 1ST CHOICE DATE: 7/4, 7/6, 2ND CHOICE DATE: 7/4, 7/6, HIGHEST OPTIONAL SCRATCH 7/7, 7/13, 7/14, 7/20, 7/21, 7/7, 7/13, 7/14, 7/20, 7/21, AVG DBLS & SGLS AND ENTRY 7/27 or 7/28 TIME: 9:30a 7/27 or 7/28 TIME: 9:30a 21+ GMS SENIOR HCP SINGLES

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LEAVE BLANK: ENTRY #: DATE RCVD: AMT RCVD: COST: ($27. PER EVENT, $13.00 PRIZE FUND, $14.00 LINEAGE & EXPENSES) EARLY ENTRY DEADLINE – JUN 16, 2019 ENTRIES / RE-ENTRIES ACCEPTED THRU JULY 28, 2019. WALK-INS COST AN ADDITIONAL $10 PER ENTRY HANDICAP EVENTS QTY TOTAL OPTIONAL SCRATCH EVENTS QTY TOTAL $108. = TEAM x ______= ______$40. = TEAM x ______= ______$ 54. = DBLS x ______= ______$20. = DBLS x ______= ______$ 27. = SGLS x ______= ______$10. = SGLS x ______= ______$ 9. = ALL EVENTS x ______= ______$10. = ALL EVENTS x ______= ______TOURNAMENT RULES TOURNAMENT $ 10. = SENIOR HCP SGLS (50+) x ______= ______OPT HCP CROSSOVER DBLS (ATTACH DBLS LISTING) $20. = DBLS x ______= ______

HCP SUB TOTAL ______SCR / CROSSOVER SUB TOTAL ______WALK-IN? Y or N WALK-IN TOTAL add $10 ______FINAL TOTAL ______TEAM ENTRY 1ST CHOICE DATE: 7/4, 7/6, 2ND CHOICE DATE: 7/4, 7/6, HIGHEST HCP OPTIONAL AVG SCR ALL TEAM NAME: 7/7, 7/13, 7/14, 7/20, 7/21, 7/7, 7/13, 7/14, 7/20, 7/21, ALL 7/27 or 7/28 TIME: 9:30a 7/27 or 7/28 TIME: 9:30a 21+GMS EVENTS EVENTS & SCR TEAMS SEX USBC HCP SCR SCR USBC BOWLER’S NAME: ADDRESS: STREET ALL ALL TEAMS # M-F FIRST MI LAST CITY, STATE AND ZIP AVG 2017-18 EVENTS EVENTS

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LEAVE BLANK: ENTRY #: DATE RCVD: AMT RCVD: rev (02/15/19) SEND CERTIFIED CHECK OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO DC’S FINEST TOURNAMENT CAPTAIN’S NAME: ______C/O: EUGENIA MCDONALD, TOURNAMENT MGR USBC LOCAL ASSN: ______PO BOX 5096, CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD 20791 PHONE: ______EMAIL: ______EMAIL: [email protected] NATION’S CAPITAL AREA USBC ASSOCIATION 3. Riffey, Leslie A...... 763 165 $200.00 th 4. Bowling, Angela F...... 761 120 $175.00 74 ANNUAL WOMEN’S 5. Boyer, Jennifer ...... 753 177 $137.50 Jackson, Leslie R...... 753 132 $137.50 CHAMPIONSHIP 7. Edwards, Peggy V...... 752 198 $100.00 8. Small, Sheila L...... 751 198 $95.00 TOURNAMENT 9. Middleton, Shaunita L...... 746 180 $85.00 Peoples, Carolyn V...... 746 183 $85.00 Official Prize List McDowell, Brenda A...... 746 168 $85.00 12. Williams, Katrina P...... 736 201 $75.00 AMF CAPITAL PLAZA 13. Crews, Anne E...... 735 306 $70.00 MARCH 16-17, 23-24, 2019 14. Murphy, Penny K...... 734 126 $65.50 TEAM McConnell, Nichele M...... 734 45 $65.50 .16 Knight, Keva J...... 731 264 $56.00 1. Just for Fun II...... 2,832 930 $800.00 17. Middleton, LaKisha A...... 728 87 $52.00 2. BKDN...... 2,830 741 $550.00 18. Greene, Bessie M...... 726 138 $50.00 3. Travelers #7...... 2,805 696 $350.00 19. Allen, Karen M...... 725 129 $48.00 4. Traveler’s Mixed #1...... 2,802 768 $300.00 20. Rogers, Rita R...... 724 264 $47.00 5. The Money Train...... 2,774 174 $250.00 21. Johnson-Clark, Carletha O...... 723 195 $46.00 6. FAITH...... 2,765 699 $220.00 22. Jefferson, Alfreda Y...... 722 42 $44.50 7. Friday Duo Ladies 1...... 2,749 405 $190.00 Greene, Evelyn C...... 722 81 $44.50 8. The Misfits...... 2,744 843 $160.00 24. Miller, Vera D...... 717 258 $43.00 9. Chocolate Thunder...... 2,743 831 $150.00 25. Jenkins, Sharon ...... 715 186 $42.00 Champions: Frankie Brown (416), Delores Bazine (562), Moncel 26. Jones, Lynda F...... 711 234 $41.50 Petitto (473), Karen Wherry (451). Barnett-Johnson, Brenda C...... 711 177 $41.50 28. Wherry, Karen D...... 710 219 $40.00 SCRATCH TEAM 29. Harcum, Yvette ...... 708 189 $39.00 1. The Money Train...... 2,600 $120.00 30. Fuller, Brenda R...... 705 159 $38.50 2. Up the Boards...... 2,586 $60.00 Young, Ida M...... 705 168 $38.50 Champions: Adrienne Tolson (638), Tori Lyles (604), Denise 32. Wilson, Jacqueline B...... 704 87 $36.50 McCall, Lillian H...... 704 252 $36.50 Edwards (696), Briana Evans (662). 34. Lilly, Agnes C...... 703 267 $36.00 35. Hopps, Agnes J...... 702 195 $35.50 DOUBLES Williams, Linda C...... 702 195 $35.50 1. Henry, Clara C / Williams, Katrina P...... 1,528 468 $500.00 2. Peoples, Carolyn V / Sharp, Mabel G...... 1,445 297 $350.00 SCRATCH SINGLES 3. Gaines, Andrea C / Riffey, Leslie A...... 1,428 345 $300.00 1. Pereira, Karla L...... 717 $120.00 4. Gouldman, Cat M / Flynn, Janis L...... 1,427 420 $250.00 2. McConnell, Nichele M...... 689 $60.00 5. Knight, Keva J / Garrett, Diane P...... 1,416 429 $225.00 3. Jefferson, Alfreda Y...... 680 $40.00 6. Miller, Vera D / Jackson, Leslie R...... 1,415 390 $200.00 4. Evans, Briana R...... 653 $32.00 7. Allen, Suprena E / James, Barbara A...... 1,412 306 $175.00 8. Young, Gloria T / Jones, Frederica O...... 1,404 405 $150.00 ALL-EVENTS 9. Greene-Nowden, Laverne / Wilson, Rachel N.1,403 228 $125.00 1. Riffey, Leslie A...... 2,223 495 $125.00 10. Petitto, Moncel E / Wherry, Karen D...... 1,399 438 $100.00 2. Williams, Katrina P...... 2,219 603 $100.00 .11 Shaw, Joyce M / Edwards, Peggy V...... 1,397 477 $90.00 3. Knight, Keva J...... 2,207 792 $75.00 12. Jones, Lynda F / Jones, Barbara L...... 1,396 411 $80.00 4. Jones, Lynda F...... 2,200 702 $55.00 13. Wise, Amanda N / Bell, Tiffanie E...... 1,392 63 $72.50 5. Middleton, Shaunita L...... 2,190 540 $50.00 Silas, Denise I / Hickmon, Dawn R...... 1,392 210 $72.50 6. Rentuma, Kimberly R...... 2,169 267 $35.00 15. Hawkins, Juana / Johnson-Lassiter, Zena .....1,390 366 $67.00 7. Allen, Suprena E...... 2,164 477 $33.00 .16 McCall, Lillian H / Andrews, Jane E...... 1,385 411 $64.00 8. Lilly, Agnes C...... 2,163 801 $31.00 17. Proctor, Martina B / Jackson, Lorraine W...... 1,384 567 $62.00 9. Hilliard, Latonya D...... 2,157 936 $30.00 18. Palmer, Leslie L / Owens, Stephanie M...... 1,382 333 $60.00 10. Bell, Tiffanie E...... 2,154 63 $29.00 .11 Miller, Vera D...... 2,150 774 $28.00 SCRATCH DOUBLES 12. McDuffie, Sheila M...... 2,136 1134 $27.00 1. Wise, Amanda N / Bell, Tiffanie E...... 1,329 $120.00 13. Campbell, Dorothy S...... 2,133 567 $26.00 2. Tolson, Adrienne N / Evans, Briana R...... 1,261 $60.00 14. Bazile, Delores ...... 2,132 684 $25.00 15. Edwards, Peggy V...... 2,129 594 $24.50 SINGLES Small, Sheila L...... 2,129 594 $24.50 1. Hilliard, Latonya D...... 792 312 $400.00 2. Pereira, Karla L...... 783 66 $275.00 See PRIZE LIST, page 10 8 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org Pop Kulture Kwiz WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS

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danish— BRENDA Wheel of it has more quiet my helping it’s fun WOODARD Fortune calories husband’s at church CLINTON, MD than drinking anything www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 9 PRIZE LIST, from page 8 15. Harcum, Yvette ...... 708 189 $30.00 .16 Young, Ida M...... 705 168 $25.00 17. McDowell, Brenda A...... 2,127 504 $22.00 17. McCall, Lillian H...... 704 252 $15.00 18. Harcum, Yvette ...... 2,117 567 $21.00 19. McCall, Lillian H...... 2,112 756 $19.50 SENIOR ALL-EVENTS McDonald, Eugenia A...... 2,112 288 $19.50 1. Jones, Lynda F...... 2,200 702 $110.00 21. Milam, Kristina ...... 2,105 153 $18.00 2. Allen, Suprena E...... 2,164 477 $95.00 22. Walker, Hazel ...... 2,102 891 $17.00 3. Lilly, Agnes C...... 2,163 801 $73.00 23. Kemp, Helen L...... 2,100 576 $16.00 4. Bazile, Delores ...... 2,132 684 $70.00 24. Petitto, Moncel E...... 2,098 657 $15.00 5. Edwards, Peggy V...... 2,129 594 $65.50 25. McConnell, Nichele M...... 2,096 135 $14.00 Small, Sheila L...... 2,129 594 $65.50 26. White, Nannette M...... 2,093 432 $14.00 7. McDowell, Brenda A...... 2,127 504 $61.00 27. Shackelford, Valerie N...... 2,086 333 $12.00 8. Harcum, Yvette ...... 2,117 567 $58.00 28. Evans, Briana R...... 2,084 135 $12.00 9. McCall, Lillian H...... 2,112 756 $53.50 29. Head, Deborah A...... 2,082 540 $11.00 10. McConnell, Nichele M...... 2,096 135 $49.00 30. Johnson-Clark, Carletha O...... 2,081 585 $10.50 .11 White, Nannette M...... 2,093 432 $46.00 Colbert-Box, Sandra M...... 2,081 423 $10.50 12. Briscoe, Shirley C...... 2,088 495 $43.00 McDonald, Eugenia A...... 2,088 288 $53.50 SCRATCH ALL-EVENTS 14. Colbert-Box, Sandra M...... 2,081 423 $40.00 1. Bell, Tiffanie E...... 2,091 $100.00 15. Jackson, Leslie R...... 2,080 396 $37.00 2. McConnell, Nichele M...... 1,961 $70.00 .16 Howard, Lori N...... 2,078 720 $34.00 3. Milam, Kristina ...... 1,952 $40.00 17. Young, Gloria T...... 2,077 657 $31.00 4. Evans, Briana R...... 1,949 $15.00 18. Johnson-Lassiter, Zena A...... 2,070 486 $28.00 19. Greene, Evelyn C...... 2,069 243 $25.00 SENIOR SINGLES 1. Bowling, Angela F...... 761 120 $125.00 2. Edwards, Peggy V...... 752 198 $90.00 NCAUSBCA 75th Annual 3. Peoples, Carolyn V...... 746 183 $70.00 McDowell, Brenda A...... 746 168 $70.00 Women’s Championship 5. Crews, Anne E...... 735 306 $65.00 6. Murphy, Penny K...... 734 126 $60.50 Tournament McConnell, Nichele M...... 734 45 $60.50 8. Allen, Karen M...... 725 129 $56.00 9. Rogers, Rita R...... 724 264 $55.00 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 10. Greene, Evelyn C...... 722 81 $53.00 .11 Jenkins, Sharon ...... 715 186 $52.00 12. Jones, Lynda F...... 711 234 $50.50 MARCH 7-8, 14-15, 2020 Barnett-Johnson, Brenda C...... 711 177 $50.50 14. Wherry, Karen D...... 710 219 $35.00 MORE DETAILS NEXT ISSUE

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Pos Bowler 1 Score Bowler 2 Score Total Prize 1. Knight, Keva J 748 - Coleman, Makeba A 740 1,488 $300.00 2. Lomax, Marie B 693 - Allen, Suprena E 761 1,454 $220.00 3. Coleman, Makeba A 740 - Colbert-Box, Sandra M 706 1,446 $175.00 . 4 Collick, Angela D 690 - Hickmon, Dawn R 715 1,405 $150.00 5. McDonald, Eugenia A 655 - Coleman, Makeba A 740 1,395 $125.00 6. Milam, Kristina 724 - Coates, Dominique 664 1,388 $100.00 7. Brown, Carol D 712 - Williams, Linda C 670 1,382 $75.00 . 8 Coleman, Makeba A 740 - Joseph, CJ 637 1,377 $55.00 9. Owens, Shanell L 660 - Hickmon, Dawn R 715 1,375 $50.00 10. Holmes, Muriel P 681 - Wallace, Hazel A 693 1,374 $45.00 .11 Greene, Bessie M 670 - Jackson, Norva R 699 1,369 $40.00 .12 Silas, Denise I 677 - Collick, Angela D 690 1,367 $35.00 13. Collick, Angela D 690 - Johnson-Clark, Carletha O 672 1,362 $30.00 14. McDonald, Eugenia A 655 - Colbert-Box, Sandra M 706 1,361 $22.00 10 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org 621 Jackson, Leslie R - Singles 237 McConnell, Nichele M - Singles 619 Greene, Evelyn C - Doubles Tolson, Adrienne N - Doubles 618 Wise, Amanda N - Singles Wise, Amanda N - Doubles Jefferson, Quintina R - Singles Dyson, Stephanie A - Team 617 Wilson, Jacqueline B - Dbls /Sgls Greene, Evelyn C - Doubles 616 Wise, Amanda N - Team 236 Hawkins, Barbara A - Team 612 Sharp, Mabel G - Doubles 235 Evans, Briana R - Singles 608 Murphy, Penny K - Singles Wilson, Jacqueline B - Singles 607 Franklin, Terri A - Singles Riffey, Leslie A - Singles 605 Riffey, Leslie A - Doubles 234 Wise, Amanda N - Team THE LIST 604 Shaw-Wesby, Crystal J - Singles Pereira, Karla L - Singles Shackelford, Valerie N - Team McDonald, Eugenia A - Team Below are the highest series and Lyles, Tori P - Team Coleman, Makeba A - Doubles McDonald, Eugenia A - Singles Williams, Katrina P - Doubles games rolled in the NCAUSBCA 233 602 Allen, Suprena E - Doubles 232 Franklin, Terri A - Singles 74th Annual Women’s Champi- 601 Middleton, LaKisha A - Team 231 Bell, Tiffany A - Doubles onship Tournament that took Jefferson, Quintina R - Singles place at AMF Capital Plaza. 229 Wilson, Rachel N - Doubles High Games 228 Joppy, Cheryl D - Team High Series 280 Jefferson, Alfreda Y - Singles 227 Shaw-Wesby, Crystal J - Singles 751 Bell, Tiffanie E - Team 279 Pereira, Karla L - Singles Shackelford, Valerie N - Doubles 718 Rentuma, Kimberly R - Team 278 Bell, Tiffanie E - Team Evans, Briana R - Singles 717 Pereira, Karla L - Singles 277 Bell, Tiffanie E - Team Middleton, Shaunita L - Singles 699 Joppy, Cheryl D - Team 270 Middleton, LaKisha A - Singles Dyson, Stephanie A - Team 698 Bell, Tiffanie E - Doubles 269 Rentuma, Kimberly R - Team McDowell, Brenda A - Team 696 Edwards, Denise Y - Team 268 Milam, Kristina - Team 226 Bell, Tiffany A - Doubles 692 Milam, Kristina - Team 266 Evans, Briana R - Team Tolson, Adrienne N - Team 689 McConnell, Nichele M - Singles 259 Edwards, Denise Y - Team Middleton, LaKisha A - Team 680 Jefferson, Alfreda Y - Singles 258 McConnell, Nichele M - Singles Wilson, Jacqueline B - Doubles 676 Wilson, Rachel N - Doubles Joppy, Cheryl D - Team Clingman, Corina J - Singles 675 Dyson, Stephanie A - Team 257 Rentuma, Kimberly R - Team Allen, Suprena E - Doubles 673 Milam, Kristina - Doubles Bell, Tiffanie E - Doubles Bell, Monica K - Singles 662 Evans, Briana R - Team 255 Bell, Tiffanie E - Doubles Roberts, Cherise A - Team 661 McDonald, Eugenia A - Team Collick, Angela D - Doubles Greene, Evelyn C - Singles 653 Evans, Briana R - Singles 254 Jefferson, Alfreda Y - Team 225 Wilson, Rachel N - Team 650 Shaw-Wesby, Crystal J - Team 251 McConnell, Nichele M - Team Milam, Kristina - Doubles 646 Bell, Tiffany A - Doubles 248 Silas, Denise I - Team 645 McConnell, Nichele M - Team Bowling, Angela F - Singles 642 Bell, Tiffanie E - Singles 247 Shaw-Wesby, Crystal J - Team 641 Middleton, LaKisha A - Singles Anglin, Debra G - Doubles BOWL Magazine is Bowling, Angela F - Singles 246 Wilson, Rachel N - Doubles published six times Greene, Evelyn C - Singles White, Nannette M - Team 638 Tolson, Adrienne N - Team 245 Wise, Amanda N - Singles per season. Coleman, Makeba A - Doubles Riffey, Leslie A - Doubles All issues since 635 Williams, Katrina P - Doubles 244 Rentuma, Kimberly R - Doubles 634 Evans, Briana R - Doubles Evans, Briana R - Doubles September 2010 632 Bell, Tiffany A - Team 241 Shackelford, Valerie N - Team are available Tolson, Adrienne N - Singles Williams, Katrina P - Doubles online for viewing/ 631 Jefferson, Alfreda Y - Team 239 Brown, Angela W - Team Wise, Amanda N - Doubles 238 Bell, Tiffany A - Team download at 627 McConnell, Nichele M - Doubles Harkless, Dorcia N - Team www.ncausbca.org/ Tolson, Adrienne N - Doubles 625 White, Nannette M - Team bowlmag/bm_issues. 624 Payton, Brenda L - Doubles htm. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 11 NCAUSBCA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT PHOTO GALLERY

Diane Garrett From “50-50” and bowling ball raffles to mystery games and brackets, there were Agnes Lilly many ways to win on and off of the lanes.

Cat Gouldman

Agnes “Jazzy” Hopps Anne Crews

Keva Knight Koko Brown Norva Jackson

12 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org In last year’s tournament, Eugenia McDonald left the 5-7- 10 split; this year, it was Jennifer Baker. An embarrassed Baker (left) was unable to grab the cell phone from Berni Miller, who passes it to Quintina Jefferson, who at right becomes the official photographer to document the moment. Joining Baker and Miller in the “celebration” are Karla Pereira (left) and Tiffanie Bell, who respectively arrived on the scene from one and two pair of lanes away.

Once again this year, members of the Swing Sistas — (back row from left) Dominique Coates, Quintina Jefferson, Tiffanie Bell, Amanda Wise, Stephanie Dyson, Kristina Milam, Karla Pereira, and (front) Alfreda Jefferson — made their presence known: Bell won the Scratch All-Events and teamed with Wise to capture the Scratch Doubles; Pereira won the Scratch Singles; and Alfreda Jefferson’s 280 was the high game of the tournament. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 13 USBC Convention & Annual Meeting Report Secretaries must file final averages within 15 days of league’s completion

LAS VEGAS – Delegates elected current members Melissa Mc- Illinois, and the Chuck Hall Star three board members and voted Daniel and Chrissie Kent. of Tomorrow Award to Trace on eight legislative proposals as In addition to the board elec- Nuss of Tampa, Florida, also the 2019 United States Bowling tions, delegates voted on eight took place Thursday. Congress Convention and An- proposed amendments, with USBC President Karl Kielich nual Meeting came to a close three related to league rules, and USBC Executive Director May 2 at The Orleans. one for tournament rules, and Chad Murphy presented their The ballot for the USBC Board four proposals for bylaws. annual reports, and delegates election had four candidates Delegates approved a league heard reports from the USBC slated by the USBC Nominating rules amendment that will re- Strategic Planning Committee Committee—Anthony Colangelo quire a league secretary to fur- and from International Bowling of Meridian, Idaho; Rich Foran nish a list of individual averages Campus Youth Development. of Billings, Montana; Bo Goer- to the local association man- During Convention Week, del- gen of Sanford, Michigan; and ager within 15 days of a league’s egates attended numerous sem- Lowell Lovgren of Kelso, Wash- completion, and then rejected inars, including a presentation ington—with candidate Richard two additional league rules pro- about the Registered Volunteer Ramsey of Byers, Texas running posals and a tournament rule Program and SafeSport, featur- from the floor. proposal. Two amendments to ing United States Olympic Com- On the first ballot, Colangelo bylaws were approved, includ- mittee Vice President of Athlete (637 votes), Goergen (629), and ing allowing state delegates to Safety Wendy Guthrie and Katie Lovgren (582) were elected, determine if hall of fame mem- Hanna, Director of Education with Foran receiving 396 votes bers should have voting rights at and Outreach for the U.S. Cen- and Ramsey receiving 263. A the state annual meeting. ter for SafeSport. candidate had to receive a ma- The 2019 USBC Convention The Bowlers to Veterans Link jority of votes from the 972 eli- also celebrated a special mile- (BVL), which provides recre- gible voters to be elected. The stone, as it was the first conven- ational and therapeutic pro- newly elected board members tion in which every association grams and services to Amer- begin their three-year terms on was fully merged, and USBC an- ica’s active duty and veteran Aug. 1, 2019. nounced a new award to recog- service men and women, made Also joining the USBC Board nize and celebrate an outstand- its annual presentation and an- starting with the 2019-2020 ing local association. Skagit nounced it had raised just over season will be new USBC Hall Valley USBC of Burlington, $1.1 million for the Department of Fame member Chris Barnes, Washington, was selected for of Veterans Affairs through con- who was elected by Team USA the inaugural USBC Association tributions during the 2017-2018 athletes earlier this year. He re- Excellence Award, which was season. places Bill O’Neill, who did not presented to association presi- California was the top state seek another term. dent Lonny Olson. association contributor to BVL Chris Floyd and Aaron Yura- The presentation of national with $106,488, while Metro tovich are joining the Interna- awards, including the Alberta E. Phoenix USBC again was the tional Bowling Campus Youth Crowe Star of Tomorrow Award top local association contribu- Committee, which also returns to Mabel Cummins of Elburn, tor with $30,177. Be sure to visit

14 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org BowlForVeterans.org to learn more about BVL. USBC legislative session results Bowl for the Cure®, the year- round fund-raising initiative LEAGUE RULES (majority needed) sponsored by USBC in partner- Amendment No. LR 1 – Accepted (836 accept, 20 reject) ship with Susan G. Komen, had Rule 102e, Duties of the Secretary, Item 9 its annual Meet for the Cure cel- Furnish a list of individual averages to local association manager within ebration and special luncheon 15 days of league’s completion. for breast cancer survivors. In 2020, the USBC Conven- Amendment No. LR 2 – Rejected (148 accept, 697 reject) tion returns to The Orleans with Rule 108b, Without Cause the event scheduled to run from If a player leaves a game without cause, player will receive a zero for April 27-30. frames missed and remaining games. Visit BOWL.com/Convention to learn more about the USBC Amendment No. LR 3 – Rejected (112 accept, 729 reject) Convention and Annual Meet- Rule 122, Meetings ing. Requires every team captain to vote on rule changes, with approval of a majority.

TOURNAMENT RULES (majority needed) Amendment No. TR 1 – Rejected (114 accept, 731 reject) USBC extends Rule 319a, Conditions that Apply partnership agreement Allows bowlers with averages for both hands to choose which hand to with South Point Hotel’s use with the corresponding average. Tournament Bowling Plaza BYLAWS (two-third votes needed) Amendment No. B 1 – Rejected (125 accept, 726 reject) The United States Bowling Con- USBC National Bylaws gress and the South Point Hotel Article VI, Meetings and Casino have extended their Section A., Annual Meeting partnership agreement to bring Allows for proxy and absentee ballots at the USBC Annual Meeting. USBC Championships events to the Tournament Bowling Plaza Amendment No. B 2 – Accepted (652 accept, 194 reject) in Las Vegas through 2033. USBC National Bylaws The extension of the agree- Article VIII, Amendments ment will have the USBC Puts limits on the submission of an amendment from previous year. Women’s Championships tak- ing place at South Point Hotel’s Amendment No. B 3 – Accepted (767 accept, 84 reject) Tournament Bowling Plaza in USBC State Bylaws 2029 and 2032 (in addition to Article VII, Meetings 2020, 2023, and 2026), while Section A., Annual Meeting, Item 3 the USBC Open Championships Allows state delegates to determine if Hall of Fame members should will visit the venue in 2030 and have voting rights at the state annual meeting. 2033 (after 2021, 2024, and 2027). The extension keeps each Amendment No. B 4 – Rejected (336 accept, 510 reject) event at the Tournament Bowl- USBC Local Bylaws ing Plaza every third year. Article IV, Membership and Dues Allows membership bought in a summer league to extend through July 31 of the following year. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 15 Our Back Pages

5 Years Ago  Mike Manolis is the subject of the “Mini-Bio.”  The DC’s Finest Tournament takes place at Crofton Bowling Centre for the first time.

10 Years Ago  “My Stuff” features Women’s Scratch Singles titlist Crystal Shaw.  Erv Raines III, who scores a Virginia-record 887 series at Bowl America Bull Run, responds to “20 Questions.”

15 Years Ago  Cellus Benjamin rolls his first 800 series—an 855 on games of 277-279-299—in the Tri-Nightly league at Crofton.   Sonja Debrew of the District (671 series) and Bobby Hall II of Landover (720) tally 1,391 to win the asso- ciation’s latest 600-700 Scratch Doubles Tournament at Bowl America Gaithersburg.

20 Years Ago   Robert Ransom sets a house record at Bowl America Chantilly with his 834 series in the Thursday Mixed Classics league.   Laurel, Maryland’s Latise Parker wins the Girls Division of the Youth Scratch Shoot-Out at Bowl America Woodbridge.

25 Years Ago   John Smith of Laurel captures the Nation’s Capital / Baltimore Area Masters Scratch Tournament at Crofton Bowling Centre.   Delegates to the ABC Convention in Mobile, Ala., approve an amendment that removes clauses in its constitution and bylaws restricting membership based on gender.

30 Years Ago   Tom Ladenburg of Vienna, Va., and Catrina Smith of Landover, Md., emerge as champions of the Vir-Mar District Junior Invitational Tournament.  Terry Wiley of Arlington, Va., snags the final check in the Fair Lanes Open at Woodlawn—$960 for 53rd place.

35 Years Ago  Thomas Mason and Mark Coleman are Invitational division winners.  Tee Washington and Warren Hughes are champions of Bowl America’s 6th Annual Beltway Tour Grand Finals.

40 Years Ago   Parkland Bowl announces it will convert eight duckpin lanes to tenpins for the 1979-1980 season.  Bruce Merriman rolls a 299 game—his second in five years—in the McLean All Stars league.

45 Years Ago  Nell Horne and Elsie Tillery, co-authors of the “Women’s News” column, offer a free bowling ball to the individual who provides the column name that is adopted.   Gary Breeden and Ron Burke top the Gold Pin Award listing with their 290 games.

50 Years Ago  Ricky Brooks of host Skor-Mor Lanes emerges as junior singles champion of the 3rd Annual Billy Castleberry Memorial Junior Bowling Tournament.

16 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org Billings, Blaney earn Youth 600 Club Tournament of Champions division titles

Muriel Casey, a Bowl America Chantilly league member, recently was honored at the USBC Women’s Championships in Wichita, Kan., after joining the 50-Year Club. She made her debut at the 1970 event in Tulsa, Okla., and has made it back to the tournament USBC each year since.

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Ja’Sean “Jay” Billings (left) of Suitland, Md., and Andru Blaney of Cheapeake Beach, Md., emerged as division champions of the NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club Tournament of Champions held March 16 at Bowl America Dranesville. In the “180 and Above” average division, second seed Billings defeated third- seed Corey O’Neill of Waldorf, Md., 204-172 to meet top seed Garrett Meadows of Springfield, Va., for the title. In one of the most exciting and dramatic championship matches in recent years, Billings, whose chances for victory appeared all but dead after eight frames, took advantage of Meadows’ ninth-frame open and came out on top, 214-201. Meanwhile, Blaney, top seed in the “Under 180” division, breezed to victory with a 267-179 conquest of second seed Jordyn Moore of Temple Hills, Md. TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS Walt Steinsiek’s “Cartoon of the Week” PHOTO GALLERY appears on this site. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 17 ASSOCIATION 806 Gottshall, Eric L - ME Bogan, John F Jr - GB 805 Norris, David C - WB Boone, Moses H - MH HONOR SCORES 804 Johnson, Chris M - CA Boyd, DeAndre M - LC McNamara, John C - LC Bright, Daniel E - CR 800 Series Whitt, David A - GB Brower, Etzel C - CY 853 Winston, Anthony K Jr - BA Winston, Anthony K Jr - RD Bruner, John A - SL 847 Bruner, John A - SL 803 Smith, Howard K - WB Bustle, Wayne T - CY 846 Kolessides, John N - CY 802 Baker, Darren C - BA Byrd, Keith M - MH 845 Bell, Darnell R - CA Chin, Chris - SL Callis, Sherman C Jr - BA 827 Edwards, Denise Y - CA Collins, Marcus J - CA Cole, David T - LC Harris, Thomas D - CY Ellenberger, George M III - CR Cook, Perry D - CR (2) McCormick, Dionté C - WB 801 Butler, Kenneth A - WB Crookston, Jeremy D - WB Simpson, Stuart L - WB Crookston, Jeremy D - WB DeFalco, Jarrett A - CY (2) 825 DeFalco, Jarrett A - CY Dudley, Marc A - SL Downey, Roy J III - LB 824 Payne, Carlos A - CA Ignacio, Leonard J - GB Dudley, Michael D - CA 823 Snyder, Dominick M - CR Leonard, Tacarci M - CA Eberly, Michael L - BR 821 Hoagland, Greg A - DR Roberson, Darryl L - BR Eckert, William E Jr - WB (2) Rankin, York C Jr - MH 800 Clark, Zachary J - WB Edwards, Denise Y - CA 819 McNeil, Derek J - CA Jackson, Garri D - WB Einhorn, Zachary A - SL 818 Ostrove, Steven M - GB O’Shields, Andrew C - WA Elliott, Eric E - GB 815 Petty, Derek J - CY Price, Christopher L - CY Ellis, Jeremy J - WB 814 Nelson, Chad E - GB Emerson, Robert W - CA 813 Huffman, Brent J - MH Enkh-Amgolan, Nasandelger - FC 811 Owens, Howard H II - WB 300 Game Evans, Anthony - SL Wilhelm, Adrain J III - MA Adams, John F - WA Figlioli, Vito J - CY 810 McLean, Kenneth T - CA Andrejack, Michael J - WB Finley, Ray K Jr - WA 809 Mason, Craig S - CY Bell, Darnell R - CA Flynn, Kevin - WB Weber, Daniel P - WB Bell, Marcus E - RD Frazier, Dean G Jr - CR 808 Emerson, Robert W - CA Bishop, James S - BE Gathof, Douglas A - WB Gibbs, Jack W - CY Goodson, Andre A - CA HONOR SCORE CENTERS Gottshall, Eric L - ME (this issue, based on listed scores) Graves, Nick J - CY Gray, Leon D - SL Green, Lee A - WA WOODBRIDGE 34 Green, William E Jr - MH (2) Griffin, Kelly A - WA Hickok, Nicole I - WB CAPITAL PLAZA Hoagland, Greg A - DR 18 Hummel, John P - DR CHANTILLY Isaac, Alfonzo - WA Ishmael, Bobby Jr - RD Jefferson, Rawlin E III - WB GAITHERSBURG 13 Johnson, Douglas E - CY Johnson, Frank D - WB Kennerly, Ray A - LC MARLOW Kneas, David C - CR 10 Kolessides, Conner R - CY HEIGHTS Laitinen, Michael P Jr - WB Lee, Larry W - MH Limtrakul, Pera I - GB CROFTON 9 Lopez, Geovel A - CY MacCullough, Glenn R - FC Marcus, John W Sr - LB 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 18 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org Martin, Andrew A - CY (2) NCAUSBCA 2018-2019 Triple Crown Awards McLane, Jerry G - LC McNeil, Derek J - CA ADULTS GM SER AVG LEAGUE / CENTER Moreira, José E - WB (2) John Benson...... 289 722 221 Sunday A/Y Spring 2019 / LC Moreira, José S - WB Michelle Booth...... 300 791 219 First Niters / FC Mozingo, Alan E - LC Michelle Booth...... 289 770 219 DOT Good Times / FC Myers, Malik J - CR Michelle Booth...... 289 794 213 Falls Church Commercial / FC Myles, Jevon M - CA Cheryl Brown...... 236 584 173 Sunday A/Y Spring 2019 / LC Nelson, Chad E - GB Janice Burlovich.... 245 678 175 Sunday Nite Foursome / MA Noel, Grover R III - WB Sherman Callis Jr...300 781 227 Saturday Strikers Mixed / BA Norris, David C - WB Steven Campbell...289 760 205 Thursday Night Mixed / ES Nuzzo, Alfonso L - WA Sheila Cephas...... 234 644 177 Sunday Rollers / WB Oglesby, Mark K - GB Kathryn Dominguez.193 496 147 Sunday Six Pack / FC Paige, Jerry F Sr - RD Sharman Dyson.....258 637 176 Wednesday Navy Guardian / FC Pettey, Robert E - WB Ellen Embrey...... 276 645 178 Sunday Mixed 4’s / FA Ramey, Leonard W - DR Timothy Evans...... 300 803 218 Pinefield Mixed / WA Reinhart, Thomas W - GB Kimberly Ferguson. 278 733 206 Capital Area Match Point / FC Robertson, Chris M - GB Barbara Finney..... 237 628 174 Ball & Chain / FC Robinson, Kiven J Sr - BA Helen Giles...... 235 595 154 Thursday Nite Mixups / MH Sevachko, Michael C - BU Arlea Glass...... 290 746 211 Friday Night Out / BR Shaw, Michael A Jr - RD Kenny Gregory Jr...248 664 181 Beltway Bandits / FC Simpson, Stuart L - WB Darren Hartgrove...300 844 230 Goddard Wednesday Men / ME Skinner, Raymond - ME Hawk Hawkins...... 238 587 171 Strikes & Misses / RD Smith, Howard K - WB Lee Ann Holmes.... 279 725 207 Friday Early Mixed / LC Sneed, Waver L - WB John Jordan...... 258 692 209 Ball & Chain / FC Szamborski, Brian E - SL John Kurtz...... 265 722 196 White House / MY Thompson, Ronald L - CA Marilyn Landon..... 217 534 152 Strikes & Misses / RD Tipton, Jack C - CR Marie Lomax...... 252 624 174 Inez’s Golden Keglers / WA Trudell, Steven A - LB Karen MacRae...... 227 589 178 Tuesday Night Mixed / ES Tyler, Brian R - CA Nichele McConnell. 279 750 198 Friday Early Birds / ME Vicars, Caleb A - ME Moncel Petitto...... 204 547 152 DISA Mixed Tenpin / AD Ward, Derek L - RD Chris Price...... 300 831 225 Falls Church Commercial / FC Weber, Daniel P - WB Andrea Sharp...... 265 691 194 Thursday Night Mixed / MQ Whitt, David A - GB (2) Ionya Taylor...... 269 660 179 Senior Mixed Gray / FC Wigglesworth, Roger D Sr - MH Ionya Taylor...... 243 633 179 Club 55 / FC Wilhelm, Adrain J III - MA Rick Thompson.....256 648 177 DISA Mixed Tenpin / AD Williams, Scott D - FC Mandy Trifiatis...... 222 522 152 Beltway Bandits / FC Wilson, Jonathan C - WB Linaye Waring...... 265 677 188 Saturday Strikers Mixed / BA Windsor, Richard T Jr - LC Winston, Anthony K Jr - BA YOUTHS Womack, Adam D - MH (2) Taylor Anderson.... 155 381 104 Saturday Youth Champs / FC Amber Benson...... 236 601 170 Sunday A/Y Spring 2019 / LC Dominick Foreman. 279 654 193 Sunday A/Y Spring 2019 / LC YOUTH Darby Hughes...... 110 187 80 Bantams Spring 2019 / LC 800 Series Katie Hyatt...... 235 555 140 Preps Spring 2019 / LC 814 Coradin, Jonathan - WB Dylan Pickerall...... 135 262 95 Bantams Spring 2019 / LC Dakwan Tyler...... 300 798 225 Teenpinners / CA 300 Game Laney Wells...... 268 738 199 Junior Majors Spring 2019 / LC Peck, Miles C - WB To receive the latest NCAUSBCA news, “Like Us” on Facebook: facebook.com/ncausbca www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 19 Calendar of Events Tournament Roundup MAY PBA50 Mooresville (N.C.) Open 18-19 through June 15-16 — Virginia State USBC 67th Annual (Walter Ray Williams Jr., Oxford, Open Tournament at Sparetimes Lanes and AMF York in Grafton. Fla., $7,500) — 45 (tie), Lee 19 — NCAUSBCA Board of Directors Meeting at association office. Brosius, Ashburn, Va., $1,025. 19 — Mid-Atlantic Youth Tour at Terrace Lanes. PBA Bowlers Discount Pro JUNE Shop Open (Keith Laing, 1 — NCAUSBCA Youth Committee Planning Meeting at Bowl Ameri- Oakdale, Conn., $2,500) — 3, ca Manassas. Carvel Waters, Ft. Washington, 1 — Youth Sweeper Tournament of Champions at Bowl America Md., $1,000; 6, Dominick Snyder, Manassas. Glen Burnie, Md., $800; 13, Darryl 8 — NCAUSBCA Board of Directors Meeting at association office. Carreon, Woodbridge, Va., $600; 9 — Bowl America Youth of the Year & Star of the Year Grand 25, Zacary Preston, Gambrills, Finals at Bowl America Shirley. Md., $425; 29, Charles Hood, 9 — Mid-Atlantic Youth Tour at White Oak Lanes. Odenton, Md., $400; 31, Jay Davis 22-23, July 6-7 — Virginia State USBC 54th Annual Youth Jr., Silver Spring, Md., $400. Tournament at Sparetimes Lanes and AMF York. 23 — Mid-Atlantic Youth Tour at Bowl America Glen Burnie. PBA50 Johnny Petraglia BVL Open, Clearwater, Fla. (Walter JULY Ray Williams Jr., $7,500) — 33, 4 — Adult/Youth Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run. Lee Brosius, $1,100. 4, 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 27-28 — 14th Annual DC’s Finest Mixed Handicap Tournament at Crofton Bowling Centre. NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club 12-28 — USBC Youth Open in Detroit. Tournament of Champions 13-20 — Junior Gold Championships in Detroit. at Bowl America Dranesville 20 — NCAUSBCA Board of Directors Meeting at association office. — 180 Average and Above: 1, Ja’Sean Billings, Suitland, Md., $350 (scholarship); 2, Garrett Meadows, Springfield, Va., $200; 3, Corey O’Neill, Waldorf, Md.,  Check Your Knowledge $100; 4, Jonathan Coradin, Woodbridge, Va., $75; 5, James 1. Which center has more lanes—AMF Marlow Heights or The Bennett, Huntingtown, Md., $50; Lanes Fort Meade? 6, Joey Hansen, Bristow, Va., 2. Which Bowl America center is older—Dranesville or Burke? $50. ... Under 180 Average: 1, 3. This area bowling center will close this summer. Andru Blaney, Indian Head, Md., 4. He recently won a PBA Tour event at age 54. $350; 2, Jordyn Moore, Temple 5. True or False: A team in a mixed league must consist of Hills, Md., $200; 3, Aliya Adams, male and female members. Hyattsville, Md., $100; 4, Chance 6. True or False: Rosters of all teams automatically disband McLane, Chesapeake Beach, at the end of the season. Md., $75; 5, Aidan Goldsmith, 7. True or False: A “dead ball” cannot be called if the re- Huntingtown, $50; 6, Khoury maining pinfall is a split. Carroll-Tanner, White Plains, Md., 8. True or False: A youth can bowl for bonds but not cash. $50. ... Top 6-Game Qualifier: 9. He currently serves as NCAUSBCA’s third vice president. (180 and Above), Meadows, 1,459

10. He preceded Michael Tinsley as NCAUSBCA president. (243.2 average), $50; (Under

9, Dwight Franklin; 10, Willie Graves Jr. Graves Willie 10, Franklin; Dwight 9, 180), Adams, 1,265 (210.8), $50.

Manassas; 4, Norm Duke; 5, False; 6, True; 7, False; 8, False; 8, False; 7, True; 6, False; 5, Duke; Norm 4, Manassas; ... High Qualifying Game: (180 ANSWERS: 1, AMF Marlow Heights; 2, Dranesville; 3, Bowl America America Bowl 3, Dranesville; 2, Heights; Marlow AMF 1, ANSWERS: and Above), Hansen, 279, $25. ... (Under 180), Blaney, 257, $25. 20 BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 www.ncausbca.org 14th Annual DC’s Finest Mixed Handicap Tourney runs Independance Day and four July weekends The 14th Annual DC’s Finest Mixed Handicap Tournament will take place at Crofton Bowling Centre on July 4, 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, and 27-28, 2019. Features include teams (2 men/2 women), mixed doubles, singles (with an optional senior handicap category for bowlers 50+), all- events, optional scratch events, and a Crossover Doubles. Bowlers entered in singles must also bowl doubles the first time they bowl MAILBAG and vice versa. Crossover Doubles ($10 per bowler): Enter with It is to my understanding that bowlers on same squad only. Any combination (2 the 2019-2020 season will bring men, 2 women, or 1 man and 1 woman). You will use in a change of ball standards scores bowled in your doubles or team event and ... no balance holes or lever- must enter prior to bowling. There will be a separate age weight holes in bowling prize fund for Crossover Doubles. balls that have been used for Tournament Manager Eugenia McDonald notes decades, and now it’s not going Eugenia $100 high game male & female awards will be of- to be allowed. But USBC allows McDonald fered on July 4 and 6-7. bowlers to throw the ball with Early entry deadline is June 16, 2019. Entries, reentries, and walk- two hands, which in my opinion ins will be accepted based on lane availability until the close of the is making a MOCKERY out of the tournament, 1:30 p.m. on July 28, 2019. However, if you don’t pre- game. register, there will be a $10 fee added to your walk-in entry. An ad- So what is the difference in ditional squad at 1:30 p.m. may be added as needed. using two hands or having balls with extra holes? It is taking the perfection away from the game MEMO, from page 6 (just slap the the pins around) instead of learning how to roll May’s Virginia “Pick 3” lottery results are updated daily on our the ball. Web site and on Facebook. Checks will be mailed by June 15. Funds What a way to mess up a great raised are designated for support of our awards program. sport. THIS STINKS! The USBC Convention and Annual Meeting was held at The Or- Bill Malloy leans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. News items and rule Lusby, Md. changes are covered in this publication. We will post convention re- ports and other information on our Web site about items that may affect the upcoming season. NCAUSBCA NCAUSBCA accepted a plaque from BVL for last year’s collection of $15,700. So far this season, due to your generous contributions 38th Annual on behalf of injured veterans, we have exceeded that figure. To date, we have received $15,974.04, with $10,600 raised from this season’s Senior Tournament Mixed Tournament in Support of BVL; $1,085.25 collected by mem- ber Phyllis Bourque from Waldorf; $616.25 from the First Niters MARK YOUR at Bowl America Falls Church; and your association directors have CALENDARS! also collected over $2,500 from leagues. Thanks for your generosity! Lastly, those with young children will soon need to find some ac- OCTOBER tivity to occupy them as school will soon be out. Try bowling with them in an adult/youth league or just go bowling with them and 13-14, 20-21, 27-28, 2019 have a fun time. MORE DETAILS NEXT ISSUE eMail Ronald McGregor www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • May / June 2019 21