NCAUSBCA 2018 Hall of Fame Inductee

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SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2018

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TONY WALTON NCAUSBCA 2018 Hall of Fame inductee OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM NATION’S CAPITAL AREA USBC ASSOCIATION 9TH ANNUAL MIXED TOURNAMENT IN SUPPORT OF BVL USBC CERTIFICATION PRESENTED BY: 05310 SPORTS PLUS / CARMEN DON PRO SHOP 5130 Duke Street, Unit 5 • Alexandria VA 22304 • 703/751-4255

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SEND ALL ENTRIES OR INQUIRES TO: TOM DALE, TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR 10 HULVEY DRIVE • STAFFORD VA 22556-3816 PHONE: 703/989-8573 • eMAIL: [email protected] Scholarships do not render void accumulated SMART funds

An area youth bowler with several years of eligibility remain- ing recently considered joining an adult league because he had heard that his accumulated SMART (Scholarship Man- agement and Account Reporting for Tenpins) funds would be unusable were he to accept a college scholarship. As a top student, he believes such an offer likely would happen. In an attempt to obtain some facts, BOWL Magazine con- September / October 2018 Vol. 53, No. 1 tacted and received a response from SMART Brand Man- ager Laurie Smetek, who wrote the following: Serving the nation’s third largest bowling market, BOWL I am not personally aware of an example where SMART Magazine was honored five times by the American Bowling Congress as the nation’s “best local association publication.” funds could not be used due to accepting an academic scholarship. The SMART program allows for youth to use their scholarship funds at almost every vocational school or college throughout the country. SMART funds can be used in conjunction with academic scholarships. SMART funds may be applied to the following:  Tuition fees  On-campus meal plans  2018–2019 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS On-campus housing plans  Textbooks PRESIDENT  Required class supplies Michael Tinsley It is rare for academic scholarships to cover every dol- VICE PRESIDENTS Willie H. Graves Jr., Clayton Stone, Diane Garrett, See SCHOLARSHIPS, page 5 Connie Brown

DIRECTORS Ruth Adams, Andre Andrews, Jane Andrews, CONTENTS.... Sondra Blakey, James Butler, Judith Butler, Andrew “Doc” Campbell, Thomas Dale Jr., 6 NCAUSBCA Hall of Famer Joe Clark dies David DeBat, Luis Drakes, Dwight Franklin, 8 NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame to welcome Tony Walton Robin Hollyfield, Cheryl Jelks, Michael Jordan, 10 NCAUSBCA 2017-2018 Official Average Leaders Ken Larkin, Gene Mays, Brenda McDowell, 12 NCAUSBCA Youth 2017-2018 Official Average Leaders Adam Mitchell, Dominic Parham, Greta Pearson, 17 Youth Invitational Scratch Singles to celebrate 50th year Michael Riley Jr., Evan Ruffini, James Stewart, Helen Toms, Nannette White, Kirk Williams, 17 NCAUSBCA 2017-2018 Center Averages Samuel Wolde 4 Update 16 The List 5 President’s Message 16 Go Figure MANAGER 5 Editor’s Choice 17 Check Your Knowledge Ronald McGregor • [email protected] 6 Manager’s Memo 17 Go Figure 2 6 The Question: 18 Calendar of Events 13 Steinsiek 18 Tournament Roundup 14 Our Back Pages 19 Association Honor Awards PUBLISHER: Nation’s Capital Area USBC Assocation, 9315 Largo Drive West, Suite 110, Largo MD 20774-4762 ON THE COVER: Tony Walton will be inducted into the NCAUSBCA 301/499-1693 • 301/499-5927 (fax) • facebook.com/ncausbca Hall of Fame on November 3 at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in the EDITOR: Robert Cosgrove • [email protected] District. See page 7 for additional information. (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 © 2018 by NCAUSBCA Inc. All rights reserved. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 3 update....update....update....update....update. ...update....update....update....update....upda te....update....update....update....update....up

93 CHANCES TO WIN As many NCAUSBCA members now know, your local associa- IN DECEMBER tion provides nearly all bowler awards. To help defray “PICK 3” LOTTERY the cost of local awards and other programs that can benefit all members, NCAUSBCA will offer each day in December 2018 an opportunity for individuals to cash through numbers selected in the daily Virginia Lot- tery “Pick 3” game. In fact, every $10 raffle ticket has three chances to win daily -- and a monthly total of 93 chances! -- with a minimum winning amount of $15. Pay- outs will be made no later than January 15, 2019. Tickets are available through your lane representative as well as the NCAUSBCA office in Largo, Md.

HALL OF FAME Again this season, bowlers who believe they’ll likely PATRONS TO BE never roll a perfect game or an 800 series in NCAUSBCA- ACKNOWLEDGED related competition so as to have their name appear in TWICE the “Association Honor Scores” section on these pages can have their name published without even rolling a bowling ball by simply becoming a Hall of Fame patron. For as little as $10, anyone can be listed as a patron in the Hall of Fame program that will appear on tables at the November 3 gala and also in the next issue of BOWL Magazine. All patron checks should be made out to “NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame” and sent to the NCAUSBCA office. Patron levels are $10, $25, $50, and $100 or more.

FOR THE RECORD The following names and totals recently were entered into the NCAUSBCA database and added to the online listing of averages: Phillip C. Clarke Jr. now appears as Carroll Clarke. ... From the Party Time Rollers league at Bowl America Shirley: Chris Bautista (207 average/24 games); Jennifer Blakeman (61/66); Mike Cicale (134/43); Jackie Coll (125/90); Jeffrey Evans (180/96); Rob Franklyn To receive the (98/45); Tara Geis (162/30); Amanda Green (97/45); Keith latest NCAUSBCA Kedrowski (170/50); Josh Luper (159/69); Adam Pritchett (229/25); Jason Rodriquez (201/24); Tyrone Rosser (149/90); news, “Like Us” Richard Stenzel (188/90); Sharon Sung (125/93); and E.G. Weaver (118/36). ... From the (Bowl America) Bull Run on Facebook: Senior Mixed: Robert McGuire (187/84) and Mary McGuire facebook.com/ncausbca (124/78). ... From the Hump Night Hurlers at Crofton Bowl- ing Centre: Richard W. Estes (148/92) and Les Gay Jr. (166/93). ... From the Sunday Morning Mixed at AMF Marlow Heights: Timothy Overbey (210/66). ... From the Settles Socialites at Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl: Tee J. Reaves (162/102). Due to secretary error, Reaves’s totals appear in the 2017-2018 Annual Averages book under the name of Kevin Reaves Jr., who did not bowl in the league. 4 BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 www.ncausbca.org PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE • MICHAEL TINSLEY Editor’s Choice

Release and Finish Drills To Do at Home A new season begins Team USA head coach Rod Ross I have the honor and privilege to prior to starting your winter sea- demonstrates a drill that you have been elected president of the son. This is a very important meet- can do at home with a softball Nation’s Capital Area USBC As- ing since it establishes your league and pitcher’s net to practice sociation and have wrestled with officers, formulates your league -by your release and finish position. what I would say to the member- laws, and sets your league fees and https://tinyurl.com/yc9ubrvj ship of this great organization at due dates for the winter season. the beginning of my administra- Your vote and voice count at these tion. My time on the board has giv- meetings, and each of you certain- Brunswick live television en me an opportunity to observe ly have the right to be heard. commercial (1952) and experience the great leader- Upcoming events include: Legendary bowling announcer ship of past presidents of this or-  The NCAUSBCA 37th Annual Fred Wolf, years before he ganization. As we embark on our Senior Tournament will be held became host of Championship 2018-2019 season, I pledge to con- October 13-14, 20-21, and 27-28 at Bowling, is the narrator. tinue to lead this organization in Bowl America Dranesville. a manner commensurate with the  The NCAUSBCA 2018 Hall of https://tinyurl.com/y73aj7tx duties of this position. Fame Induction & Dinner Celebra- The start of the winter bowling tion will be held Saturday, No- Brunswick TV commercial season already is underway for vember 3 at the Bolling Air Force “Rock and Bowl” (1961) most of us. I hope everyone had Base Officers’ Club on Joint Base https://tinyurl.com/yb9yayzp an enjoyable summer and an op- Anacostia-Bolling, and it should be portunity to get in some practice an enjoyable affair. Tickets are $50 sessions to sharpen their bowling and are now available for purchase Classic Commercial — game as well as take the time to from your lane representative or at “Brunswick Bowling” (1961) perform bowling ball maintenance the NCAUSBCA office. Includes scenes of high school (i.e., changing inserts, sanding, kids knockin’ down the pins. polishing, or resurfacing as appro- If you have any questions, please https://tinyurl.com/y77hrqe9 priate). feel free to contact me at president I hope each of you attended your @ncausbca.org. I will do my best league organizational meeting held to provide you with an answer. Brunswick TV spot (1962) Commercial for Brunswick Crown Jewel bowling balls. SCHOLARSHIPS, from page 3 https://tinyurl.com/ya2qdk7t lar of the expenses above for all of college. SMART funds can be used to cover any expenses above that are not covered by academic scholarship. AMF Amflite TV spot (1963) In the extraordinary situation that a student receives academic scholarships to cover every dollar of costs associated with an undergraduate A “springier” ball. More pin mix. degree, SMART funds can be used for graduate school. https://tinyurl.com/ydeuj2r2 We urge parents not to move youth bowlers into adult competition and earn cash prizes unless they are fully informed of the tradeoffs. Earning Ebonite TV spot (1968) cash prizes jeopardizes amateur status for not only USBC youth events, but potentially with high school and college athletics as well. This commercial features nu- Earlier this year, SMART announced an income earnings distribution merous big-name pro bowlers of $1.75 million to providers’ funds for 2018. The SMART board makes from that era. income earnings distributions each May based on earnings from the pre- https://tinyurl.com/yclt4tok vious year. In addition, during the last year, nearly 6,000 recipients suc- cessfully used funds from SMART accounts. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 5 MANAGER’S MEMO • RONALD McGREGOR THE QUESTION:

What is your top No change in adult dues; bowling-related goal youth dues reduced for the 2018-2019 season?

Another season has for most al- the bowling ball balance hole, ready begun, so hopefully your which currently begins in 2020, Get my bowling form summer was enjoyable. Adult cer- and the use only of a dry towel —and 170 average— tification fees are unchanged from to wipe your ball, which begins back to my pre-hip last season: August 2019. By all means, keep surgery abilities.  Standard: $24.00. checking our Web site at ncausbca  Basic: $11.00 (for “short-sea- .org for updates on these and other Patricia Briscoe son” leagues only, no awards of- items, i.e., tournaments, Hall of Washington, D.C. fered). Fame, Annual Membership Meet-  Local & (Va.) State: $11.00 ing, etc. If you are a league secre- (for example, a bowler who paid tary, officer, or bowler, the site is To get back to bowling 2018-2019 dues in a league in Bal- a treasure trove of information, after suffering a bro- timore). especially the items found in the ken bone in my ankle  Local Only: $10.00 (a bowler “Secretary’s Corner.” and best my 167 aver- who paid dues in a Virginia league I hope your league organization age. through another Virginia associa- meeting went well. It’s most im- Pam Palmer tion, such as Richmond). portant to keep to the standard for Huntington, Md. getting the prize fund together by Meanwhile, the association Week 5 as well as performing at board has approved a reduction of least one audit midway through youth certification fees from $12 the season—better safe than sorry! I want to join the to $10 (including local awards), a Ronald McGregor can be reached Teenpinners league pretty good deal. via eMail at manager@ncausbca this season because I There no doubt has been a lot .org. have improved. of buzz about the elimination of Ramon Richardson Washington, D.C. Hall of Famer Joe Clark dies

NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame member Joseph Clark Jr. died September 7, 2018. He was 99. After moving to Virginia in 1956, Joe bowled on three Learn how to read the state championship teams. His high average was 201 in Sport shot better. 1961. He had a 300 game and three 299s to his credit. Off the lanes, he was a manager or general manager at Cayla Snowden Pentagon City Bowling Center, Ten Pin Coliseum, Bowl Baltimore America Shirley, and Colony Lanes, which became the original Bowl America Woodbridge in 1970. Although Joe excelled as a bowler and administra- tor, his forte was as an instructor. He taught bowling for over 60 years and believed that bowling, like any other sport, has cer- I want to top my high- tain basic fundamentals that need to be learned. Once people understand est game of 203. these fundamentals, their skill level improves and bowling becomes more enjoyable. Joe was always willing to give assistance to bowlers of any average, and he was directly responsible for introducing thousands of people Cerrell Walker to bowling, and his influence touched thousands more. Silver Spring, Md. He was a Hall of Fame member of the “Class of 1993.” 6 BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 www.ncausbca.org 54TH ANNUAL INDUCTION & DINNER CELEBRATION

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To Be Inducted: To Be Inducted: TONY WALTON Susan Ryan Saturday, November 3, 2018 5:00 p.m. — “MeetSaturday, & Greet” (cash October bar) • 6:002, 2010 p.m. — Buffet Dinner 6:00 p.m., “Meet & Greet” (cashfollowed bar) • by 7:00 Induction p.m., Dinner, Ceremony followed by Induction Ceremony Holiday Inn Eisenhower Metro Center 2460Bolling Eisenhower Air Avenue Force Base Alexandria, Officers’ Virginia Club 22314 Grand Ballroom • 50 Theisen Street • Washington, D.C. Tickets: $35.00 • Dress: Semiformal Tickets: $50.00 • Men’s Attire: Jacket & Tie For tickets, contactFor tickets, the association contact theoffice association at 301/499-1693. office Pleaseat 301/499-1693 leave a message x102 if necessary. (leave Ifmessage you cannot if necessary) attend, consider or see yourbecoming lane representative.a patron: Red Patron: $10 • White Patron: $25 • Blue Patron: $50 or more If you cannot attend, please support this event by donating any amount or by becoming a Patron: Red: $10.00 • White: $25.00 • Blue: $50.00 • Gold: $100.00 or more ** ALL PATRONS WILL BE LISTED IN THE HALL OF FAME PROGRAM. EVERYONE WHO SUPPORTS THIS EVENT WILL BE LISTED IN BOWL MAGAZINE. ** NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame to welcome Tony Walton 54th Annual Induction & Dinner Celebration set for November 3

ony Walton has a lengthy record of and others. These tournament clubs usu- achievement across several decades ally conducted monthly tournaments and T in scratch bowling. He was one of featured many of the best bowlers from the the top youth bowlers to emerge from the region. Tony was 1995 Tournament Con- Washington, D.C. area in the 1980s. Tony cepts Player of the Year, a year after being represented the District in the United runner-up for the award. States Youth Games from 1979 to 1984, Tony has rolled 32 perfect games, in- winning five team gold medals along with cluding two in PBA competition, and five four gold medals and a silver medal in indi- 800 series. He has been a staff member vidual events. In his final season as a youth of several bowling manufacturers, includ- in 1985, he averaged 202. ing Ebonite (1997-1998), Roto Grip (2003- 2005), Columbia 300 (2007-2009), Bruns- wick / DV8 / Radical (2011-2014), and Vise Grip Inserts (since 1994). He was the 2006 Hammer Challenge champion in York, Pa., winning $3,000, and was the 2011 Jerry Dawson Classic champion. Tony is a former proprietor of the Twelve In A Row Pro Shop. In 2002, he established the Vir-Mar Scratch Bowlers Tour (VMS- BT) tournament club. This club continued the culture of competitive scratch bowling for the D.C. / Baltimore / Virginia region outside of the PBA regional circuit, which usually requires many hours of travel to reach the tournament site and often pre- cludes many top bowlers with good career jobs from participating in high-level com- petitions. Given his record of winning scratch tournaments across four decades against local Tony has won 32 adult scratch tourna- and PBA competitors, and for providing a ments and three PBA regional titles (two service of running scratch tournaments, Eastern and one Southern) since 1985. Our Tony Walton is a welcome addition to the local and mid-Atlantic region saw a num- NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame. ber of scratch tournament clubs form in the 1990s, such as Tournament Concepts, Cap- ital Area Masters, Virginia Lottery Tour, 8 BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 www.ncausbca.org 2002 HAZEL A. BEATTY * HARROLD CAPPS * PATTY GUYER CHERYL JELKS Hall of Fame WALTER R. STEINSIEK * 2003 1963 1980 1992 LEE BROSIUS MATTHEW BENNIE * BEA BENNIE * RICHARD DODGE DAWN M. FAY HARRY KRAUSS * ELMER BREEDEN * JERRY FRANCOMANO SHARON WEBER BILLY RAPP * CHUCK GANNON SR. * JERRY JAMES * ROD THOMAS * JOE ZINICOLA * LEONARD RAY * 2004 SYLVESTER SOBANSKI * GLENN A. CALLAWAY 1964 1981 ANTHONY CHAPMAN CHARLES MINKER * PAT MALONE * 1993 KENDRA GAINES JAMES MOORE * AMY SCHEIDT * JOSEPH CLARK JR. * STEVE GRAVES * BILLY ZEH * PAUL YOST SR. * IRENE DIVVER * VINCE JOZWIAK LINDA ELMORE 1965 1982 BILL GLENNIE * 2005 GEORGE SEELEY * LARRY O’NEILL LARRY WALLACE RONALD McGREGOR AL ZARRELLA * ARTHUR YOUNG * 1967 2006 CHESTER NESS * 1983 1994 THOMAS M. ALLEN ARTHUR STELLMACHER * MARTHA BURTON * GRACIE FREEMAN * BILL GROVER * EARL HICKERSON * MARK GLOVER STERLING M. RAGSDALE 1968 BUTCH LUTHER JR. * GREG GOETZ JACK LABONTE * JOE TAYLOR * MIKE HAHN * 2007 JAMES B. STEWART TIFFANY BELL 1969 1984 FRED L. TRACE PAUL MOHN * CHARLES HAGAMAN * 1995 RICHARD A. WOLFE RALPH HAYWARD * CHUCK DRAZENOVICH * 1970 RAY SHACKELFORD RON HOLT 2009 LOU COLBERT * MARGARETTE B. UNCLES * MARY KEARNS * TERRI A. FRANKLIN WILLIAM ZIER * MARY JO WHIDDEN * LISA RAND RICK KETCHIE JIM WRIGHT * RALPH “RED” NELSON 1971 1985 CARL ZOST * DOLORES “DEE” CARL * 1996 2010 C.L. “PAT” O’BRIEN * 1972 RON DAILEY * SUSAN M. RYAN JOSEPH ZOK * HENRY FORD * MAGIC GRAY JOANNE SCHWAB HARRIS 2011 1986 1973 MARILYN J. HATCH * HOLLIS F. McMULLEN BETTY ALLEN * FRANK DUNHAM * ALBERT O. ZEH MICHAEL J. WARBOY NELL MANNING C. EDWARD GOLDBERG * KIRK S. WILLIAMS 1997 JOSEPH MISELI * 1987 2012 ALBERT SNYDER * JIM LEWIS PATTY COSTELLO * DELOISE L. POINDEXTER ALDEN "ANDY" ANDERSON HENRY FANKHAUSER * 1974 ELLEN PUSATERI * BUDDY ENGLEMAN ELMER SNYDER * JOHN RODOCK * HERB ZOST * BOBBY HALL SR. PEGGY TINNEY VLADIMIR WAPENSKY * RICHARD “RICK” PARKER EDWARD WOODBURY * 1998 1975 BILL DODDS * 2013 1988 RICHARD BUTTERY * NORA KING * DONNY CARR JOAN TAYLOR JAMES ROBINETTE DENA KEARNEY MICHAEL LADD MILTON SILVER * 1999 DEAN RYAN DORIS SHEPHERD * JONATHAN EMERY * GREGORY L. TURNER 1976 TED GRUSZKOWSKI JR. * TERRY “T” WILEY 1989 VERNON ASHBACHER * WILLIE JELKS * JOHN BENKO PETER SANTORA * SHIRLEY KING 2014 CORNELL JACKSON EDDIE BLOCKER JR. 1977 T. BOYCE JOHNSTON * 2000 DAVID KNEAS MALTON EVANS * FRANCES LEE * SUE ALLEN ERNEST SPRIGGS ROBERT HENNESSY * THOMAS E. DALE JR. GEORGE YARBOROUGH 1990 JOHN TASKER * RUSSELL DODGE * ROBERT COSGROVE JUDY EDWARDS 2015 AUSTIN LUTHER III 1978 BRUCE MERRIMAN ARLEN “YOGI” HOLMES ANN SCOLES ROBERT DISBENNETT * GEORGE R. SOOK * BILLY SLATER STEVE SIPE JAMES STEWARD * 2001 2016 1991 1979 PALLIE BERRY * CHRIS M. JOHNSON W. RAY BROTHERS VERNON BURKE * QUINTENNA BOONE MICHAEL J. MANOLIS CHUCK GANNON JACK HORNER * CAROLYN JOZWIAK BOBBY MICHAELSON CHARLES MARSH * BERLIN MYERS EDWIN “BIFF” RODGERS * ROGER TARR * 2017 * DECEASED A. JANE HASSELL CRYSTAL J. SHAW-WESBY www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 9 NCAUSBCA 2017-2018 Official Average Leaders

Division Name Center Pins Games Average STANDARD Men Bobby Ishmael Jr. AMF Capital Plaza 23,283 96 242.5313 Thomas A. McLane Bowl America Shirley 23,077 96 240.3854 Bobby V. Hall II AMF Marlow Heights 20,577 86 239.2674 Chris M. Johnson AMF Capital Plaza 23,590 99 238.2828 Marcus E. Bell AMF Waldorf 18,571 78 238.0897 Kenneth E. Lowe Jr. Bowl America Shirley 23,505 99 237.4242 Michael Strickland Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl 23,456 99 236.9293 Jason E. Parham AMF Capital Plaza 20,515 87 235.8046 Gregory L. Turner Crofton Bowling Centre 19,803 84 235.7500 Roger L. Campbell Jr. Bowl America Gaithersburg 22,395 96 233.2813

Women Tiffany A. Bell Bowl America Woodbridge 23,707 105 225.7810 Debbie J. Myers-Barnes Bowl America Shirley 18,840 84 224.2857 Kayla N. Meadows AMF Marlow Heights 21,491 96 223.8646 Quintina R. Jefferson AMF Capital Plaza 19,415 87 223.1609 Crystal J. Shaw-Wesby Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl 17,321 78 222.0641 Ann M. Young Bowl America Woodbridge 20,556 93 221.0323 Courtney A. Glaspie Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl 20,835 96 217.0313 Kisha C. Eubanks AMF Marlow Heights 22,523 105 214.5048 Traci A. Morris Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl 21,798 105 207.6000 Michelle K. Mullally Bowl America Woodbridge 21,754 105 207.1810

SPORT Men Gregory L. Turner The Lanes Fort Meade 20,952 112 187.0714 Michael O. Durham The Lanes Fort Meade 21,645 124 174.5565 Luis A. Drakes The Lanes Fort Meade 22,115 128 172.7734 Noel K. Dysart The Lanes Fort Meade 20,545 120 171.2083 Ronald A. McGregor The Lanes Fort Meade 17,540 104 168.6538 Only members who have bowled a minimum of three games in the titled season’s NCAUSBCA Open (men) or Women’s (women) Championship Tournament and also possess a 66-game (minimum) certified league average will be considered for recognition. ... No women Sport league bowlers and no Challenge league bowlers qualified for recognition. ... In 2019, the 74th Annual Women’s Championship Tournament will take place at AMF Annandale on March 16-17 and 23-24, while Bowl America Bull Run (team) and Bowl America Manassas (singles & doubles) will host the 74th Annual Open Championship Tournament on April 6-7, 13-14, and 27-28.

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Division Name Center Pins Games Average

MAJORS / SENIORS (Ages 15-20) BOYS Jonathan X. Coradin Bowl America Woodbridge 9,109 39 233.5641 Anthony J. Daniels II Bowl America Woodbridge 19,446 84 231.5000 Tyrone G. Johnson Bowl America Woodbridge 14,602 64 228.1563 Joey C. Hansen Bowl America Woodbridge 22,087 99 223.1010 Jervon I. Webster Bowl America Woodbridge 23,331 105 222.2000

GIRLS Amara D. Smith-Speights Bowl America Woodbridge 21,197 99 214.1111 Cayla T. Snowden AMF Capital Plaza 10,792 53 203.6226 Tabitha M. DeBat Bowl America Manassas 8,063 42 191.9762 Brianna M. Monaghan Bowl America Dranesville 17,784 93 191.2258 Jayla D. Webster Bowl America Woodbridge 18,810 99 190.0000

JUNIORS (Ages 12-14) BOYS Garrett T. Contee Jr. Lord Calvert Bowl 7,598 36 211.0556 James L. Bennett Lord Calvert Bowl 7,533 36 209.2500 George E. Libby Lord Calvert Bowl 8,660 42 206.1905 Miles C. Peck Bowl America Woodbridge 19,744 96 205.6667 Dominick M. Foreman Lord Calvert Bowl 9,162 45 203.6000

GIRLS Laney M. Wells Lord Calvert Bowl 7,577 39 194.2821 Jayda A. Gordon Bowl America Gaithersburg 17,307 96 180.2813 Tavera J. Johnson The Lanes Fort Meade 12,392 69 179.5942 Brienna Cooper Bowl America Woodbridge 17,117 101 169.4752 Kelsie L. Martin Lord Calvert Bowl 7,285 45 161.8889

PREPS (Ages 9-11) BOYS Jordyn C. Moore AMF Marlow Heights 8,074 45 179.4222 Anthony N. Hickok Bowl America Woodbridge 18,219 105 173.5143 Omari M. Moore AMF Waldorf 7,640 45 169.7778 Connor A. Campbell Bowl America Woodbridge 17,210 102 168.7255 Aidan Goldsmith Lord Calvert Bowl 7,076 42 168.4762

GIRLS Briana M. Mason Bowl America Woodbridge 16,836 90 187.0667 Savannah M. Douglass Lord Calvert Bowl 6,798 42 161.8571 Bailey M. Wells Lord Calvert Bowl 6,660 42 158.5714 Amber M. Benson Lord Calvert Bowl 7,048 45 156.6222 Kylie Barbier Bowl America Woodbridge 13,942 93 149.9140

12 BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 (updated) www.ncausbca.org BANTAMS (Ages 5-8) BOYS Jason P. Dacanay Potomac Lanes 9,880 74 133.5135 Benjamin T. Rodriguez Bowl America Chantilly 10,716 83 129.1084 Cerrell W. Walker AMF Capital Plaza 10,994 87 126.3678 Zavier A. Robinson Village Lanes 4,898 39 125.5897 Tywon R. King Jr Potomac Lanes 8,820 73 120.8219

GIRLS Ashtyn N. Devries Lord Calvert Bowl 4,785 45 106.3333 Dianne Hiagler AMF Capital Plaza 8,495 81 104.8765 Khaliah M. Myers Bowl America Woodbridge 10,257 102 100.5588 Samantha Bowen Village Lanes 3,583 36 99.5278 Taylor L. Anderson Bowl America Falls Church 7,904 84 94.0952 Only members with 36-game (minimum) league averages will be considered for recognition. The divisions are determined by the youth bowler’s age as of July 31 of the current bowling season. Youths who bowl exclusively in leagues in “self-processing” centers are not eligible for recognition.

STEINSIEK

Walt Steinsiek’s “Cartoon of the Week” appears on ncausbca.org. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 13 Our Back Pages

5 Years Ago  The NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame welcomes Donny Carr, Dena Kearney, Dean Ryan, Gregory L. Turner, and Terry “T” Wiley.

10 Years Ago  Many members of the local bowling community are shocked and saddened by the death of Director and Hall of Fame member Ted Gruszkowski Jr.

15 Years Ago  Lee Brosius, Dawn Fay, and Sharon Weber comprise the Hall of Fame’s “Class of 2003.”  Karla Pereira (614) and Chris Johnson (746) win the 600-700 Scratch Doubles event at AMF Dale City.

20 Years Ago  The Nation’s Capital Area Bowling Association (NCABA) board of directors votes to reinstitute a ranking system for the first time since the 1988-1989 season.  Bowl America Woodbridge bowlers composite the highest NCABA (182.940) and Washington, D.C. Area Women’s Bowling Association (152.514) averages.

25 Years Ago  Elvin Davidson, 13, rolls a 264 game—105 pins over average—at Fair Lanes Shady Grove.  Top seed Frank Gallo Jr. of Lanham, Md., defeats Ron Bauer of Sterling, Va., 198-167 to win the Nation’s Capital Masters Tournament at Fair Lanes University.  Ronald Davis, 12, of Fair Lanes Capital Plaza rolls 197-192-245/634 and totals 806 with handicap to win the Singles division in the Virginia State Junior Tournament at Bowl America Manassas.

30 Years Ago  Hall of Famer Larry O’Neill wins the Scratch Bash Shootout at Bowl America Burke.  A 792 series by Kenny Jones at Bowl America Manassas leads the association’s Gold Pin Awards listing.

35 Years Ago  Brenda James (616 series) and Arlene Savage (582) finish third in the WIBC Tournament Division I Doubles category.  Greg “The Doctor” Goetz is rendered speechless after receiving an ABC “11-in-a-row” award for his 290 game in the Virginia Masters league at Seminary Lanes.

40 Years Ago  Hall of Famer Frank Dunham Sr., 62, recognized as one of the top area bowlers of the 1950s who rolled the area’s first-ever perfect game, suffers a fatal heart attack while golfing in North Carolina.  Rosemary Verrelli (A Division / 606 series) and Rosa Simpson (B Division / 603) win titles at the WDCAWBA 600 Club Tournament at Fair Lanes University.

45 Years Ago  Karl Sjogren of Fairfax (A Division) and Dale Fox of Fort Meade (B Division) are divisional titlists at the 4th Annual Junior Invitational Singles Tournament.  During the MWBPA Invitational at Skor-Mor Lanes, Paul Anderson becomes the second bowler in ABC history to roll a perfect game using two pair of lanes.

50 Years Ago  Directors Betty Allen and Art Young win the 2nd Annual City Associations Executive Board Tournament at Stardust Lanes in Waldorf.

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Join us today. www.BowlforVeterans.orgwww.BowlforVeterans.org Mixed-Signals.Org...... Bowl America Chantilly...... 187.80 Mid Week Mixed...... Bowl America Bull Run...... 187.56 Thursday Night Foursome...... Village Lanes...... 187.46 Tri-Nitely...... Crofton Bowling Centre...... 187.08 Friday Night Live...... Bowl America Gaithersburg...... 186.98 Friday Nite Early Mixed...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 185.94 Tuesday Night Mixed...... Bowl America Manassas...... 184.84 Sunday Tournament Doubles...... Potomac Lanes...... 183.25 Monday Night Trios...... Village Lanes...... 183.24 THE LIST Black Ski Mixed...... AMF Capital Plaza...... 183.14 Monday Night Mixers...... AMF Waldorf...... 182.97 NCAUSBCA 2017-2018 adult winter leagues with the Friday Night Out...... Bowl America Bull Run...... 182.94 highest composite average: Thursday Singles Mixed II...... Bowl America Fairfax...... 182.93 Fun, Inc. Mixed...... AMF Marlow Heights...... 182.72 Automotive Men...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 210.60 Challenge Shot ...... Bowl America Shirley...... 182.26 G-Burg Invit. ReMax...... Bowl America Gaithersburg...... 209.37 Saturday Night Mixers...... Bowl America Shirley...... 182.11 Woodbridge Men’s Commercial...Bowl America Woodbridge...... 205.38 Friday Early Mixed...... Lord Calvert Bowl...... 182.02 Lost & Found...... Bowl America Shirley...... 200.90 Saturday Nite Mixed...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 181.56 Stan Soaper Men’s Commercial...Bowl America Shirley...... 200.37 Monday 5 Mixed...... Parkland...... 181.39 Woodbridge Rollers...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 198.41 Jimmy Jones Memorial...... AMF Waldorf...... 181.36 Bull Run Scratch Classic...... Bowl America Bull Run...... 195.93 Bison & Family...... AMF Capital Plaza...... 181.07 Potomac Area Men’s...... Bowl America Shirley...... 195.53 Thursday Night Early Mixed...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 180.65 Falls Church Commercial...... Bowl America Falls Church...... 195.40 Tuesday Night Men’s...... The Lanes Fort Meade...... 180.12 Bottom Liners...... AMF Capital Plaza...... 194.80 Family, Friends & Neighbors...... Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl...... 179.74 Polish Open...... Crofton Bowling Centre...... 194.24 Tuesday Night Strikers...... Bowl America Bull Run...... 179.34 Merchants Mixed...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 193.41 Friday Night Special...... AMF Marlow Heights...... 179.17 Hi-Ho Mixed 5...... Parkland...... 192.68 Twi-Nite Mixed...... Bowl America Gaithersburg...... 179.11 Twilight Rollers...... Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl...... 192.10 Rudy Peters’ Twi-Light Mixed...... AMF Marlow Heights...... 178.93 Sunday Morning Mixed...... AMF Marlow Heights...... 191.60 Goddard Wed Men...... The Lanes Fort Meade...... 178.90 Sunday Adult/Youth Spring 2018....Lord Calvert Bowl...... 190.35 Thursday Singles Mixed I...... Bowl America Fairfax...... 178.85 Monday Nite Power Rollers...... AMF Marlow Heights...... 188.23 Royal Rollers Mixed...... Parkland...... 178.79 Traveler’s Mixed...... AMF Capital Plaza...... 178.78 TGIF...... Crofton Bowling Centre...... 178.61 Thursday Nite Mixed...... AMF Waldorf...... 177.81 First Niters Mixed...... Bowl America Falls Church...... 177.80 Go Figure Monday Morning Trios...... Crofton Bowling Centre...... 177.68 Friday Night Mixed Duo...... AMF Capital Plaza...... 177.61 Gems & Guys Mixed...... AMF Capital Plaza...... 177.19 7/31/2020 Mixing Bowl Rollers...... Bowl America Shirley...... 177.10 Date by which the balance hole in all bowling balls Monday Early Mixed...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 177.04 to be used in USBC competition must be plugged. Monday Night Shooters...... Bowl America Shirley...... 176.93 Thursday Men and Women...... Bowl America Dranesville...... 176.64 20 Calvert Knights...... Lord Calvert Bowl...... 176.59 Days by which completed USBC and NCAUSBCA Wednesday Fun Mixed...... Bowl America Chantilly...... 176.38 awards applications must be submitted. Tuesday Night Tenpinners...... Bowl America Shirley...... 176.33 Paul Goodwin Memorial...... Bowl America Gaithersburg...... 176.27 $10 Thursday Nite Mixed...... Crofton Bowling Centre...... 176.12 Standard Membership dues for area youth bowl- Happy Hour Mixed...... Bowl America Gaithersburg...... 176.12 ers that includes USBC dues, local processing, and Rinaldi’s Mixed 5’s...... Rinaldi’s Riverdale Bowl...... 176.06 NCAUSBCA awards. Saturday Morning Rollers...... Parkland...... 175.86 Scholarship Youth/Adult...... Bowl America Woodbridge...... 175.73 82128 Tuesday Nights...... Quantico Bowling Center...... 175.66 NCAUSBCA local association number. Weldon Smith Doubles...... Potomac Lanes...... 175.41 Bud Scratch Trios...... The Lanes Fort Meade...... 175.18

16 BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 www.ncausbca.org Youth Invitational Scratch Singles Tournament NCAUSBCA to celebrate 50th year this season 2017-2018 Center Averages BA Woodbridge...... 181.937 AMF Capital Plaza...... 17 7.078 BA Shirley...... 174.812 BA Gaithersburg...... 173.993 BA Bull Run...... 172.262 Parkland...... 170.945 BA Chantilly...... 170.917 BA Manassas...... 170.252 NAS Patuxent River.... 168.511 Crofton...... 167.466 AMF Marlow Heights....167.0 0 9 BA Falls Church...... 166.473 BA Fairfax...... 164.989 AMF Waldorf...... 164.903 Lord Calvert Bowl...... 164.408 Rinaldi’s Riverdale..... 163.562 In Game 6 of last season’s NCAUSBCA Youth Invitational finals at AMF BA Dranesville...... 163.119 Annandale, promising two-hander Chance McLane faces the reality The Lanes Fort Meade.. 162.749 his ultimate 209 score isn’t going to be enough to defeat D Division Potomac Lanes...... 162.418 opponent Carter Surrey (inset), who posted a 255. Village Lanes...... 162.185 Quantico...... 161.045 BA Burke...... 158.188 Esperanza...... 157.610 AMF Laurel...... 154.455  Check Your Knowledge Fort Myer...... 154.057 Fort Belvoir...... 151.352 1. What was the official first day of the 2018-2019 bowling -sea AMF Annandale...... 149.554 son? NSA Bethesda...... 145.262 2. Which center has more lanes—AMF Annandale or Bowl America MWR Stars & Strikes... 136.029 Manassas? 3. Which center is older—Bowl America Burke or Bowl America (Averages based on winter Dranesville? season’s totals for adult members) 4. He is manager of the NCAUSBCA Senior Tournament. 5. He is manager of the NCAUSBCA Mixed Tournament in Support of BVL. 6. She is manager of the NCAUSBCA Women’s Championship Tour- nament. Go Figure 2 7. True or False: Effective August 1, 2019, only a dry towel can be used to clean bowling balls during competition. 8. True or False: It is the duty of each league secretary to notify 262,738,655 league members of the NCAUSBCA Membership Meeting to be Total pinfall by NCAUSBCA held Sunday, February 24, 2019 in Largo, Md. adult members during the 9. True or False: A substitute can be listed on a team roster. 2017-2018 winter season. 10. True or False: Any member of a league has the right to request an audit. 168.087 Average score by NCAUSBCA

9, False; 10, True. 10, False; 9, adult members during the

ville; 4, Michael Tinsley; 5, Tom Dale; 6, Sondra Blakey; 7, True; 8, True; 8, True; 7, Blakey; Sondra 6, Dale; Tom 5, Tinsley; Michael 4, ville; 2017-2018 winter season. - Dranes America Bowl 3, Annandale; AMF 2, 2018; 1, August 1, ANSWERS:

www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 17 Calendar of Events Tournament Roundup SEPTEMBER PBA Xtra Frame Gene Carter’s 22 ― Local Junior Gold Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run. Pro Shop Classic, Middletown, 22 ― Mid-Atlantic Youth Doubles Sweeper at Bowl America Glen Burnie. Del. (Anthony Simonsen, Austin, 23 ― Mid-Atlantic Youth Team Challenge at Bowl America Glen Burnie. Tex., $15,000) ― 44, Bobby Hall II, 29-30 ― Virginia State USBC Fall Meeting & Hall of Fame Dinner, Harri- Landover, Md., $600. sonburg. PBA AMF Western Branch South OCTOBER Open (Jason Sterner, Rockledge, 6-7 ― Danny Wiseman Junior Scholarship Tournament at AMF Country Fla., $5,000) ― 4, Stephen Hahn, Club Lanes. Sterling, Va., $1,150; 24, Russell 6-7 through 27-28; Nov. 3-4 through 17-18 ― Virginia State USBC Sawyers, Culpeper, Va., $410; 25 Senior Tournament, Bowl America Southwest, Midlothian. (tie), Bobby Hall II, $405. 8 ― NCAUSBCA office closed. 13 ― Local Junior Gold Tournament at Riverside Lanes, Danville Va. PBA Bowlers Supply/Storm Open, th 13-14, 20-21, 27-28 ― NCAUSBCA 37 Annual Senior Tournament at York, Pa. (Darren Andretta, Bowl America Dranesville. Wantagh, N.Y.) ― 11, Bobby Hall II, 20 ― Local Junior Gold Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run. $700. 21 ― NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club Tournament. 21 ― Virginia Junior Gold Tournament at Sparetime Lanes, Hampton. 28 ― Youth Dual Pattern Challenge at Bowl America Gaithersburg. PBA50 SpareTimes Hampton South Open, Hampton, Va. (Richard NOVEMBER Wilburn Jr., Adamstown, Md., $2,000) ― 6, Chhoeun 3 ― NCAUSBCA 54th Annual Hall of Fame Induction & Dinner Celebration at Joint Base Anacostia Bolling. To, Falls Church, 10 ― NCAUSBCA Board of Directors Meeting at association office. Va., $600; 11, David 11 ― NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club Tournament at AMF Waldorf. Kneas, Annapolis, 12 ― NCAUSBCA office closed. Md., $550; 14, Terry 17 ― Virginia Junior Gold Tournament at The Bowling Alley, Colonial Heights. Wiley, Vienna, Va., Terry Wiley 18 ― NCAUSBCA Vern Burke Scholarship Tournament at Bowl America $500. Manassas. 18 ― Virginia Junior Gold Tournament at Sparetime Lanes, Hampton. PBA50 Cup, Wyoming, Mich. 23 ― NCAUSBCA office closed. (Brian Kretzer, Dayton, Ohio, 23 ― Black Friday Adult/Youth Tournament at Bowl America Manassas. $10,000) ― 45, Lee Brosius, 24 ― Local Junior Gold Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run. Ashburn, Va., $1,050 (Super Senior Award). DECEMBER th 1-2, 8-9 ― NCAUSBCA 9 Annual Mixed Tournament in Support of BVL at PBA50 Security Federal Savings Bowl America Shirley. Bank Championship, Kokomo, 2 ― Nelson Perry’s Scratch/Handicap Scholarship Tournament Bowl Ind. (Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., America Woodbridge. $7,500) ― 16, Lee Brosius, $1,250. 12 ― Submission deadline for updated youth and youth/adult standing sheets to Tom Dale. PBA50 Investors Bank Open, 15 ― NCAUSBCA Youth 600 Club Tournament. Elmwood Park, N.J. (John 16 ― NCAUSBCA Board of Directors Meeting at association office. DiSantis, Wilmington, Del., $1,500) 16 ― Youth Doubles Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run. 16, 22 ― Local Junior Gold Tournament at Bowl America Bull Run. ― 10, David Kneas, $520. 24-31 ― NCAUSBCA office closed. 31 ― Submission deadline for NCAUSBCA 2019 Hall of Fame nominations, PBA50 South Shore Open, NCAUSBCA Ted Gruszkowski Jr. Youth Star Award nominations, and can- Hammond, Ind. (Eugene McCune, didate form to appear on NCAUSBCA Annual Membership Meeting ballot Munster, Ind., $7,500) ― 34, Lee for elected board positions and/or Virginia State or USBC Convention Brosius, $1,000. delegate. 18 BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 www.ncausbca.org ASSOCIATION NCAUSBCA 2017-2018 Triple Crown Awards HONOR SCORE ADULTS Gm Ser Avg League / Center AWARDS Bryan Anderson.....288 751 217 Summer Adult-Youth / FC Michelle Booth...... 268 728 211 Summer Kno-Booze / FC 800 Series Patricia Claggion... 143 391 110 Summer Adult-Youth / FC 824 Tragert, John G - GB Brad Cook...... 279 756 217 Wednesday Summer Mixed / FC 803 Smith, Howard K - WB Dennis DuBois...... 226 270 716 Sunday Adult-Youth / LC 802 DeFalco, Jarrett A - CY Susan Fournier...... 247 660 175 Thursday Night Mixed / ES Carla Henry...... 161 411 114 F M Summer Mixed / FC 300 Game Latoya Kirkland.....299 718 194 Tuesday Summer Sizzlers / MQ Armstrong, Gilbert C Jr - RD Linda Knight...... 212 574 159 Strikes & Misses / RD Butler, Tyriq J - BA Walter Kong...... 241 645 180 F M Summer Mixed / FC Crookston, David P - WB Lynn Mallon...... 172 384 113 Wednesday Youth-Adult / BR Ellis, Jeremy J - WB Kyle Martin...... 299 815 227 Monday Early Mixed / LC Herman, Michael P Jr - WB Kathleen McKnight.222 524 158 Summer Keglers / FC Johnson, George W - WB Dee Middle...... 215 547 170 Thursday AM Summer Mixed / FC Leslein, Jonathan K - WB Martin, Jeffrey L - WB Roger Rowley...... 280 749 214 Tuesday Summer Sizzlers / MQ Martin, Richard A - SL John Sheeler Jr.....264 675 201 Wednesday Youth-Adult / BR Paul, Gary S - GB Trista Smith...... 125 159 444 Sunday Adult-Youth / LC Williams, James E Sr - SL YOUTH Gm Ser Avg League / Center YOUTH Amber Benson...... 191 520 148 Sunday Adult-Youth / LC 300 Game Dawn Benson...... 267 677 192 Summer Monday Adult-Youth / LC Thomas Carpenter. 155 285 99 Bantams / LC Johnson, Tyrone G - WB Alexa Clark...... 224 538 147 Summer Adult-Youth / FC Ian Collis...... 207 536 159 Preps / LC Zoey DeMarr...... 98 98 76 Pee Wees / LC Ashtyn DeVries...... 139 238 86 Bantams / LC Aldo Falla...... 252 586 184 Wednesday Youth-Adult / BR Claire Libby...... 234 577 164 Junior Majors / LC Kelsie Martin...... 203 523 154 Preps / LC NCAUSBCA 2019 Ian Thorne...... 142 142 103 Pee Wees / LC Hall of Fame Larysa Via...... 220 551 169 Wednesday Youth-Adult / BR nominations Laney Wells...... 278 686 192 Junior Majors / LC deadline: Triple Crown Award winners had the high game, series, and average in December 31, their league. 2018. NCAUSBCA Manager Ronald McGregor wishes to thank the following individuals who assisted with lane inspections this summer: Martin Any updated Barry, Ja’Sean Billings, Sondra Blakey, Chris Carter, Luis Drakes, Scott Gielda, Willie Graves Jr., Monica Nidiaye, Dominic Parham, Ed Rogers, Hall of Fame Kevin Roy, Michael Tinsley, Kirk Williams, and Sam Wolde. Additional information thanks to Adam Mitchell and his group that serviced many of the will appear on Virginia centers: Sam Anderson, Clayton Blankenship, Harley Blevins, ncausbca.org. Hannah Cowan, Cayla Davidson, RaQuon Edwards, Anthony Herrin, Dominic Jackson, Nicholas Koehler, George Parker-Via, Ethan Par- menter, Logan Parmenter, Evan Ruffini, and Jervon Webster. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • September / October 2018 19