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STANDING SHEET 2018 USBC Masters QUALIFYING
2018 USBC Masters Oncenter Convention Center Syracuse, NY QUALIFYING Tournament Dates: 4/8/2018 STANDING SHEET thru 4/15/2018 AFTER 5 GAMES + or - Pos Sq Bowlers Hometown Total Pinfall Average 200 Prize Round 1 Game Scores Blk Tot Round 2 Game Scores Blk Tot Round 3 Game Scores Blk Tot 1 B Jacob Kent (a) Newark, NY 1,140 228.00 +140 201 243 225 237 234 1140 2 B Gaetan Mouveroux Toulouse, XX 1,133 226.60 +133 225 232 209 215 252 1133 3 C Anthony Lavery-Spahr Little Elm, TX 1,130 226.00 +130 228 246 188 236 232 1130 B Wes Malott Pflugerville, TX 1,130 226.00 +130 217 237 223 207 246 1130 5 B Sean Rash Montgomery, IL 1,123 224.60 +123 193 269 202 190 269 1123 6 C Chris Via Springfield, OH 1,117 223.40 +117 248 214 222 222 211 1117 7 B Sean Lavery-Spahr Pasadena, TX 1,115 223.00 +115 213 205 246 256 195 1115 B Matt Ogle Louisville, KY 1,115 223.00 +115 234 247 235 234 165 1115 9 B Jimmy Cook Indianapolis, IN 1,111 222.20 +111 197 187 223 245 259 1111 10 C Gabriel Garcia Riverview, FL 1,103 220.60 +103 203 216 224 245 215 1103 B AJ Chapman St.Paul, MN 1,103 220.60 +103 203 235 222 196 247 1103 12 B Hardy Rachmadian Indonesia 1,102 220.40 +102 197 186 248 235 236 1102 B Thomas York (a) Skowhegan, ME 1,102 220.40 +102 269 204 234 183 212 1102 14 A Andrew Anderson Holly, MI 1,095 219.00 +95 214 196 238 199 248 1095 15 A Pascal Winternheimer Germany 1,087 217.40 +87 244 202 226 213 202 1087 16 C Brandon Novak Chillicothe, OH 1,084 216.80 +84 264 170 267 170 213 1084 (a) - Amateur S - Senior SS - Super Senior Wednesday, April 11, 2018 4:30:56 AM -
Abt to Record Winter Nationals
January 17, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday January 17, 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 Bohn Pulls Off Fairy Tale Victory in PBA World Championship PBA Hall of Famer follows unlikely path to claim 33rd career title, second major LAS VEGAS – Parker also became the second-oldest had one guy compute all of the 2012-13 PBA Tour season con- Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., com- player ever to win the PBA strikes I threw in qualifying tinues next Sunday with the fi- pleted one of the most impres- World Championship (Tom and match play – 415 or 420 nals of the Round1 Japan Cup sive, if unlikely, victories in Baker was 49 years, 192 days – and he put up $1 a pin him- from Tokyo, Japan, at 3 p.m. his hall of fame career, defeat- when he won in 2004). self. We had another guy who ET. The all-new PBA League ing four opponents including “Dreams do come true lives in upstate New York near then makes its debut with a top qualifier Jason Belmonte if you wait long enough, I my brother-in-law Doug Kent live two-hour ESPN telecast of Australia, 254-227, to win guess,” Bohn said. “It was a and his wife Chrissie who had from Thunderbowl Lanes in the PBA World Champion- lot of destiny, a lot of things a 25-foot trailer. He saw what Allen Park, Mich., at noon ET ship at South Point Hotel and working in my favor.” we were doing on our web- on Sunday, Jan. -
2013 USBC Masters Winners Bracket
Friday 9:00 AM Friday 10:30 AM Friday 12:00 PM Saturday 9:00 AM Saturday 10:15 AM Saturday 1:30 PM Saturday 10:15 AM Saturday 9:00 AM Friday 12:00 PM Friday 10:30 AM Friday 9:00 AM 27 #1 Wes Malott 770 63 #3 Pete Weber 666 M1 M17 28 #64 Mike Fagan 695 35 #1 Wes Malott 732 71 #3 Pete Weber 651 64 #62 Tetsuya Kobayashi 621 M33 M41 25 #32 Martin Larsen 683 36 #33 Allen Rice II 668 2013 USBC Masters 72 #30 Parker Bohn III 725 61 #30 Parker Bohn III 615 M2 M18 26 #33 Allen Rice II 737 65 #1 Wes Malott 741 33 #30 Parker Bohn III 700 62 #35 Andres Gomez 535 M49 Winners Bracket M53 23 #17 Jason Sterner 595 66 #49 John Brockland 636 Brunswick Zone Carolier 34 #14 Matt McNiel 688 59 #19 Josh Blanchard 718 M3 M19 24 #48 Nathan Bohr 642 33 #48 Nathan Bohr 676 North Brunswick, N.J. 69 #46 Michael Haugen Jr. 661 60 #46 Michael Haugen Jr. 731 M34 Feb. 22-23, 2013 M42 21 #16 John Szczerbinski 678 34 #49 John Brockland 684 70 #14 Matt McNiel 731 57 #14 Matt McNiel 630 M4 M20 22 #49 John Brockland 739 37 #1 Wes Malott 740 LIVE SCORING: Available on BOWL.com. 55 #30 Parker Bohn III 632 58 #51 Devin Golden 609 M57 M59 19 #9 Scott Norton 710 38 #57 Manuel Otalora 614 56 #22 Jason Belmonte 642 55 #11 Dan MacLelland 782 M5 M21 20 #56 Gary Faulkner 623 31 #9 Scott Norton 729 67 #11 Dan MacLelland 711 56 #54 Chris Loschetter 638 M35 M43 17 #24 Kyle Bigelow 607 32 #41 Mike Scroggins 591 68 #22 Jason Belmonte 749 53 #22 Jason Belmonte 674 M6 M22 18 #41 Mike Scroggins 755 67 #9 Scott Norton 618 35 #22 Jason Belmonte 761 54 #43 Brian Ziesig 646 M50 M54 15 #25 Craig LeMond 576 68 #57 Manuel Otalora 639 36 #27 W.R. -
Celebrity Hofer Bowling
changed the name of my column to “Sour Grapes” a Why did I feel compelled to do something about I few months back in anticipation of this issue. When it? What made me such an expert? Maybe I’m not. people finish reading the 20th anniversary issue of I came to ABC in 1991 with a diverse background. Windy City Bowling News, I’m assuming some are go- I have a degree in journalism. I started my career as ing to assume I wrote the “The USBC Story” because a newspaper reporter and magazine editor. My next Sour Grapes I’m a disgruntled, angry ex-employee getting my re- adventure was in association management (as execu- venge on the company that wronged me. tive director of the World Snowmobile Racing Federa- Not true. I am a USBC fan. I had a nearly 20-year tion), followed by 10 years in marketing and media Airing USBC’s relationship with ABC, YABA and USBC as an employee relations with the Ladies Pro Bowlers Tour, where Lisa or contractor, and I was always treated fairly. In my and I met, fell in love, got married... Windy City Bowl- dirty laundry isn’t final year with USBC, I made arrangements with Kevin ing News and a “real job” as editor of ABC’s Bowling an act of revenge Dornberger and Pete Tredwell that allowed me to con- Magazine followed. tinue working until my intended retirement on April During my years with ABC/USBC, I was allowed to 1, 2009. In return - at a time when they could have continue my work with Windy City. -
6 Gamer - $300.00 1St Place ABTA Saturday April 7 West Covina Lanes Check-In 5 Game Jr
April 5, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday April 5th, 2012 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 ABTA at West Covina Lanes Colombia’s Andres Gomez Wins First PBA Saturday April 7 Guaranteed Side Pots only $7.00 for all 3 games Tour Title in Carmen Salvino Classic 4:00 pm $100 Guaranteed and 6:00 $200 guaranteed Veteran international player becomes fourth player to win first title during 2011-12 season LAS VEGAS – Colombian Dom Barrett, and Scott New- Squads are 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semifinals 7:45PM native Andres Gomez became ell of Deland, Fla., on the cur- 1 in 5 to Finals • Men & Women qualify Separately the fourth player to win his rent season’s first-time win- WEST COVINA — The There is optional doubles first Professional Bowlers As- ners list, joined in the PBA in ABTA is returning to Popular and plenty of bracket fun. sociation Tour title during the 2005. He bowled full-time for West Covina Lanes Saturday Sidepots are only $2.33 per 2011-12 season when he de- one season but then left tour- April 7 in a one day event. game or $7.00 total for 3 feated Wes Malott of Pfluger- ing life for three years before At West Covina, new mem- games. Sidepots top $200 per ville, Texas, 246-207, to win returning for the 2009-10 bers are welcome up to a 209 game on the final squad (we the Carmen Salvino Classic. -
Controversy Behind Him, Weber Ready for U.S. Open by Jef Goodger MOORESVILLE, NC DIES at AGE 95 – After Last Year’S U.S
OCTOBER 17, 2019 CALIFORNIA 7502B Florence Ave, Downey,O CAWLING 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:EWS (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 PEARL KELLER, A PWBA & USBC HALL OF FAME MEMBER Controversy Behind Him, Weber Ready For U.S. Open by Jef Goodger MOORESVILLE, NC DIES AT AGE 95 – After last year’s U.S. ARLINGTON, Texas – Open, some might expect Pearl Keller, a Professional Pete Weber to have some Women’s Bowling Asso- pointed words entering this ciation and United States year’s event. Indeed, Weber Bowling Congress Hall has some biting words, but of Fame member, passed they are directed squarely away Oct. 2 in Brighton, at himself. Massachusetts, at age 95. “My competing on the She was inducted into PBA Tour the last cou- the PWBA Hall of Fame ple years has absolutely in 1997 in the Builder cat- sucked,” said Weber, a five- egory and two years later Pearl Keller time U.S. Open champion. joined the USBC Hall of more than 30 years. In “I’m not real happy about Fame for Meritorious Ser- 2001, WASA had a mem- that, so I’m trying to get vice. bership of 325 competitors myself into a little better Keller was a trailblaz- and awarded more than shape.” Pete Weber er for women’s bowling, $85,000 in 17 tournaments. During last year’s U.S. Congress, specifically cit- brushed off the question known. teaming with Jean Fish in Keller also paved the Open, Weber withdrew ing the practice schedules about practice, as his only “I’ve always liked the 1971 to start the Women’s way for women bowling early in qualifying and had prior to competition. -
2016 PBA Tour Money List 2016 World
Invitees for 2017 U.S. Open Flamingo Bowl, Liverpool, N.Y. Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 2017 *The following bowlers have qualified for entry into the 2017 U.S. Open based on their on-lane performances during the 2016 calendar year. Bold=Paid MD= missed deadline 2016 World 2016 PBA 2016 Team USA 2016 U.S. 2016 World 2016 PBA Tour Bowling Tour regional points Past U.S. Open men/Junior Team USA Amateur Bowling Zone money list points list lists winners boys Championships Championships E.J. Tackett Yousif Falah Eugene McCune - Declined Mike Scroggins - Declined Andrew Cain Kamron Doyle Michael Mak Anthony Simonsen Cameron Weier *Anthony Kennard- MD Mika Koivuniemi - MD AJ Chapman Jesper Agerbo Dom Barrett Thomas Larsen Josh Connor- Declined Robert Smith - Declined Rob Gotchall- Declined Zach Wilkins Jesper Svensson Stuart Williams Dave Wodka Bob Learn Jr.- Declined John Janawicz - Declined Tommy Jones Pontus Andersson John Furey Dave Husted- Declined Chris Via Jason Belmonte Ahmed Al Awadhi-Declined Ryan Shafer Justin Hromek- Declined Andrew Anderson Francois Lavoie Tom Hess Del Ballard Jr.- Declined Brandon Biondo Mitch Beasley - Declined Aaron Lorincz Robert Lawrence - Declined Chad Mee - Declined Sean Rash David Haynes Ron Palombi Jr. - MD Thomas Peters - MD Ryan Ciminelli Chris Warren Mike Aulby- Declined Matt Russo Wes Malott Steven Arehart Steve Cook - MD Kenneth Ryan Bill O'Neill Trevor Roberts Marshall Holman- Declined Cortez Schenk Tom Daugherty Joe Findling - Declined Mark Roth - Declined Meeco Walker - Declined Marshall Kent Anthony Lavery-Spahr Gary Dickinson -MD Tom Smallwood Gregory Thompson - MD Steve Martin - MD Shawn Maldonado *Jake Peters Joe Berardi - MD B.J. -
Pba World Championship Tournament Notes Venue
PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT NOTES VENUE: South Point Bowling Center & South Point Bowling Plaza, Las Vegas, NV DATES: Qualifying and Match Play Oct. 25-30, 2014 & TV Finals Jan. 11, 2015 DEFENDING CHAMPION: Dom Barrett (finished 10th in this year’s event) LANE PATTERN: PBA World Championship Pattern Length: 41 ft. Description: As one of the four “major” oil patterns, the PBA World Championship pattern is 41 ft. and designed to play at a medium to high scoring pace. The pattern lends itself to multiple angles of attack in order to find the pocket and score. PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TV FINALS FORMAT (STEPLADDER FORMAT): MATCH 1: #5 Stuart Williams, Cheshire, England vs. vs. #4 Todd Book, Russells Point, OH MATCH 2: Winner of Match 1 vs. #3 Ronnie Russell, Marion, IN MATCH 3: Winner of Match 2 vs. #2 Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, TX CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH: Winner of Match 3 vs. #1 Wes Malott, Pflugerville, TX PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP PRIZE FUND: 1st - $50,000 2nd - $25,000 3rd - $15,000 4th - $12,000 5th - $10,000 PBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION FORMAT: --Field of 240 bowlers --Entire field bowled 7 games of qualifying per day over four days on four different oil patterns (Cheetah, Viper Chameleon & Scorpion). Total of 28 games of qualifying. Cut to top 24 bowlers --Top 24 bowled three rounds of 8-game match play (adding to qualifying total with games bowled plus 30 bonus pins for each match play win and 15 bonus pins for each match play tie ). 24 games of match play total and 52 total games bowled for the event. -
Bowling from Another View: Further Down the Lane
BOWLING FROM ANOTHER VIEW: FURTHER DOWN THE LANE Josh Hyde’s Bowling Newsletter Newsletter Split Column From being a bowling fan to establishing a career as a bowling writer. By Josh Hyde Table of Contents Introduction…………………………………………………………………………………………….. 3 History of the Josh Hyde’s Bowling Newsletter—Column Names…………………… 4 Strike Column— Bottom Five of the 50 Greatest …………………………………………… 5-6 Using Publicity for the PBA………………………………………………………………………. 7 Lavoie Perfect to Win His First Title at the 2016 U.S Open…………………………. 8 Special Recognition-Lifetime Devotion Award…………………………………………….. 9 First Place Newsletter-IBMC Josh Hyde’s Bowling Newsletter………………….. 10 PBA 2012-2013-Media Guide & IBMA Special Recognition June 2015………. 11 Presentation by Frenchy Letourneau at BPAA Awards………………………………. 12 Josh Hyde’s Player of the Year Pick……………………………………………………………. 13 Bowler’s Journal Article April 2015……………………………………………………………. 14 Regulating Equipment for Professionals…………………………………………………….. 15 Is Bowling a Sport……………………………………………………………………………………….. 16 Becoming a Coach with the USBC at the Bronze Level………………………………... 17 Bowling Physics—Yesterday vs. Today ………………………………………………………. 18 Bowling Wisdom…………………………………………………………………………………………. 19 A Few Words of Gratitude…………………………………………………………………………... 20 2013 PBA Hall of Fame Ceremony……………………………………………………………….. 21 Being A Professional Bowling Fan/Writer…………………………………………………….. 22 First Award Earned: Commentary on the WSOB………………………………………….. 23 50th Anniversary Tournament of Champions Media Kit………………………………. 24 Being a PBA Member -
California Bowling News Is NOT Responsible for ADS, 200
October 22, 2015 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday February 11, 2016 B7502 E Florence Ave,owling Downey, CA 90240 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] n ews• Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Sweden’s Svensson Wins FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions PBA’s 2015 Rookie of the Year becomes youngest player to win TOC at age 20 the title match by defeat- 3-10 spare conversions SHAWNEE, Okla. (Feb. television appearance, ing Tom Daugherty of earlier in the game and 7, 2016) – Eight days shy struggled to figure out the Riverview, Fla., 245-206, rally from a 35-pin deficit of his 21st birthday, Swe- tricky lane condition on the breaking open a tie match to eliminate EJ Tackett of den’s Jesper Svensson, the left lane. with a string of seven strikes Huntington, Ind., 231-221. 2015 Professional Bowlers “I was pretty comfort- after leaving and failing to PBA’s “Super Febru- Association Rookie of the able from the start, but convert a 4-6-7 split in the ary” schedule continues Year, became the youngest then I opened in the second second frame. next week with the United player to win the FireLake frame (against Daugherty),” In the second match, States Bowling Congress PBA Tournament of Cham- Svensson said. “I was a bit Daugherty ended three-time Masters at Woodland Bowl pions Sunday at FireLake nervous. It would be weird reigning PBA Player of the in Indianapolis. Belmonte, Arena. if you weren’t when you’re Year Jason Belmonte’s bid the only player ever to win Svensson, a 6-foot-3, bowling on TV. -
BJI Readers INDEX — 2009
BJI READERS INDEX — 2009 Ask the Coach – Mike McGrath Bass Pro Shops Cast Line for Bowling; Sept., p. 61 International Bowling Campus Getting More Skid; Jan., p. 82 Glow Still Has Kick; Sept., p. 64 A Change of Culture; Feb., p. 78 Better to Start with Conventional? Feb., p. 58 Can A Center Go Green? Sept., p. 68 New Global Focus; Apr., p. 71 Free Armswing, Slow Ball Speed; Mar., p. 56 On The Fast Track; Oct., p. 67 New E.D.’s Getting the Hang of It; p. 6 Difference Between Solid and Pearl; Apr., p. 61 Classic League is Not Dead Yet; Oct., p. 86 Best Way to Pick Up Spares; May, p. 54 Coconut Bowl Best of Both Worlds; Nov., p. 60 Leading Off – Keith Hamilton Topping the Ball; June, p. 64 Certified Numbers Drop 6.35%; Dec. page 73 Bright Ideas from College Students; Jan., p. 6 Determining Your Rev Number; July, p. 53 Frank DeSocio Leads Training Team; Dec., p. 76 Stories of Dick & Pete; Feb., p. 6 Synthetics Develop a Track? Aug., p. 47 Next E.D.s of USBC, BPAA, Mar., p. 6 How Do I Throw Like Malott? Sept., p. 54 The Clinic Plastic Ball Championship; Apr., p. 6 Pick A Ball for 9 Year Old; Oct., p. 58 BJI’s Ball of the Year; Jan., p. 69 If I Were in Charge of Bowling; May, p. 6 Can You Throw It Too Hard? Nov., p. 46 Importance of Consistent Release; Feb., p. 53 The Locals Have Their Say; June, p. 6 Controlling a Ball’s Spin; Dec., page 59 What Made Them Great; Mar., p. -
November 2018.P65
PROUDLY PUBLISHED BY NNNewsewsews All the bowling news that’s fit to print in the Bowling Capital of the World VOL. 3, NO. 3 NOVEMBER 2018 Cathleen Maes claims MDUSBC Queens Cathleen Maes and avenged the of Westland de- earlier loss to feated Lesia Lam- Schultz 277-151. bert of Allen Park The next match 192-149 in the fi- she tied Rachel nal match to win Davis of Canton at the MDUSBC 182, which was Queens at Garden settled with a ninth Bowl in Detroit. and tenth frame roll Maes won the title off which Lambert won 37-29. She and $1,000, while Lambert settled for then dispatched Lauren Roberts 215- $500. 180 to advance to the championship Maes was the top qualifier with a match. six-game total of 1,277 on games of Roberts finished third for $300 and 172, 268, 175, 212, 181 and 269. In Davis fourth for $200. match play she beat Cassandra Roberts advanced from qualifying Daleski of Royal Oak 245-155, Ashley after being four spots out of the eight- Queens champion Cathleen Maes (l) is congratulated by MDUSBC President George Bresinski (c) and runner-up Lesia Lambert Denard of Southfield 199-183 and person cut after four games and Lauren Roberts of Warren 179-161. closed with 236 and 269 to qualify She then had to wait for a challenger second. USBC publishes Open Championships to emerge from the loser’s bracket in Schultz started slow also, sitting in the double-elimination format. She 14th place after four games, but had survey findings averaged 209.2 for 10 games of com- 209 and 246 in the last two games to ARLINGTON, Texas - Survey find- Registration trends for the 2019 qualify sixth.