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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 Dan Mueller Receives Record Breaking Night 2014 BCSC Lifetime Achievement Award by Scott Frager at Del Rio Lanes VENTURA — While for about 5 years. They had DOWNEY — October 6th, Dan was still in the service bowlers coming from as far 2014 will be remembered by (Army), he was assigned to away as New York City. bowlers at Del Rio Lanes as work at the bowling center In November, 1979, Dan the day Seven 300 games (plus at Fort McArthur in San Pe- accepted a position at Buena a 824 series) were rolled. dro, Ca. for a very short time Lanes in Ventura, Ca. as Gen- The 6 P.M. Baker League (about 6 months) in 1970 just eral Manager and became a was scheduled on lanes 1-16 before he mustered out of the Partner in 1986. For 35 years, on the regular “house shot”. service. His responsibilities Dan has created many innova- Tianna Tipton tossed her first included oiling the lanes and tive tournaments including the 300. (A family tradition!) Next cleaning the center each day. Ladies’ and Men’s clubs. He came Aurelio Gil who man- After he was done, he pretty conducted many other types ages at least one perfecto per much bowled until it was time of promotions and benefits, season. Ken Seiple Jr. lets his to go home. The bowl didn’t including but not limited to ball speak for itself! Another open until 6:00PM, so he had PBA, state, county and junior 300 was announced. That the whole center to himself all tournaments, drawing juniors made 3 in one league session, Del Rio Lanes Record Breaking 300’s Shooters on 10/6/14 day!! from all parts of the country. plus Mike Villarreal racked up (L-R) Frank Barefoot, Charlie Kinstler, Aurelio Gil, Ken Seiple Dan spent the next four Dan’s bowling career in- the 824. Jr., Tianna Tipton, Jon Diso & Zack Jellsey. Great Bowling!!! years in the banking business cludes PBA tournaments and At 8:30 P.M. on lanes 11-32 at Bank of California in down- regionals all over the West the mighty Brunswick bowl- SIX 300’s in one day. Another town L.A and then Sherman Coast and Hawaii from 1969 ers checked their equipment, New York center had a team of Oaks as Operations Officer. through 1979. He also partici- made sure the lane machine four ALL BOWL 300. He received a Certificate of pated in the West Coast Seniors layed down the “house shot”, “REMINDER: U.S.B.C. Business at USC to compli- and PCB tournaments as well. and practiced 15 minutes. STATS ARE FOR THE PAST ment his position at the bank. Dan’s other achievements in- The pins started falling, TEN YEARS ONLY.” In 1974, he started at Im- clude many 300 games, 800 strings of strikes lit up the No one on the Bowlers perial Bowl in El Segundo as series and a lifetime high aver- monitors, and one by one, Journal staff could re-call such night manager and worked age of 226. Dan was elected Four more 300’s made the numbers. with Dick Goldstein and Dick to the Ventura County Bowl- count of SEVEN registered On Tuesday, Facebook was Cole, the originators of the ing Hall of Fame in 2005 and in a 5 hour period. Up on the full of comments and specula- Kwickie Singles. This tourna- has received numerous other board went the names JOHN tions — but the most interest- ment had the highest number awards. DISO, FRANK BAREFOOT, ing was the theory: “The Red of singles entries in a tourna- This prestigious award was ZACK JELSEY and CHAR- Moon” must have been an ment on the West coast. It was given by the Bowling Centers LIE KINSTLER. influence, just as the regular wildly successful and ran from of Southern California Asso- According to the U.S.B.C. Moon regulates the tides. How June to August every summer ciation. stats department, one center in about giving the BOWLERS a New York State had declared bow!! owling ews ALAN MOJADO BHonor RollN Is On A Name Score Date Center frank barefoot 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes jon diso 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes 245 Pace aurelio gil 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes by Frank Weiler zack jelsey 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes charlie kinstler 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes MURRIETA — September ken seiple jr. 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes carl stokes 300 10-06-14 keystone lanes is over and Alan Mojado leads tiaNna tipton 300 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes all scratch bowlers in average mikey villarreal 824 10-06-14 DEL rio lanes kailey m. mcdonald 701 10-07-14 mission hills bowl in Cal Oak’s top league. With andrew toro jr. 300 10-07-14 CANYON lanes mikey villarreal 300 10-08-14 cal bowl three game sets of 648 - 737 Cece aquino 803 10-10-14 foothill lanes - 783 and 770 he is averaging ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: 245! He is on a pace to equal KEVIN GAGNON’S league bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by MONday Noon leading 245 pace of last sea- YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page son. Kevin’s 245 was high in Dan Mueller received the 2014 BCSC Lifetime Achievement e-mail to: [email protected] the CITRUS BELT last sea- Award at the annual open meeting at Parkers Lighthouse men: 300 - 800 & 7-10’s Women: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’s son. Restaurant in Long Beach on October 7th, 2014. continued on page 11 ABTA is the place to PLAY!! EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTER Mixed Scotch Doubles Sunday November 9th at 1pm (check in noon) abta saturday OCT 18 cal bowl Entry Fee $40 Per Team • Handicap 100% of 420 Divided by 2 breakfast club no-tap fRIDAY OCT 17 LA habra “300” bowl 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place breakfast club no-tap mONDAY OCT 20 LA habra “300” bowl check-in SUNDAY, Nov. 9th at 5PM 4:00 • Entry Fee: $50 Oil Pattern Used Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Jon at (949)770-0055 for more info. “House Shot” national mixed championshIPS NOW thur nov 2 BOWLING stadiuM Page 2 BOWLING NEWS October 16, 2014

Southern LA County USBC BVL 9 Pin No Tap Single’s Tournament

Serving Hospitalized Veterans

The most worthwhile project each year is the B.V.L. Tournament. B.V.L means Bowlers to Veterans Link and each year the bowlers of America bowl in tournaments to raise funds for the First Place: Team # 14 Joe Holland, Freda Holland, Jennifer Hollan & Darren Morrow Hospitalized Veterans. Through your participation and donations, we can help to provide the things to make the hours spent in the hospitals a little more pleasant, because they know “Somebody COBB’S CRUISES & TRAVEL 5th ANNUAL BREAST CANCER Cares”. AWARENESS BOWL 4 A CURE NO TAP TOURNAMENT NORWALK — Malcolm & Marva Cobb, owners of COBB’S CRUISES & TRAVEL hosted Keystone Lanes (562) 868-3261 their 5th Annual BOWL 4 A CURE No Tap Tournament, at KEYSTONE LANES, Saturday, Oc- tober 4th at 1:00 p. m. The tournament consisted of 4 man teams and was open to men, women & 11459 E. Imperial Hwy, Norwalk, CA 90650 kids. The tournament sold out all 48 lanes with a total of 192 bowlers. Over 150 people came out to help show their support. As people bowled and others supported their teams, over 125 prizes were raffled off. There was a 50/50 cash raffle, a special raffle with Saturday, November 1, 2014 ONE Squad only at 12 Noon 5 Bowling Balls. Also raffled off was a 24in Flat Screen, Crock Pot, Waffle Maker & a Sandwich Maker, & a Grille. The Grand Prize & Monetary Raffle tickets (presence not required to win) were awarded with Michael Jameson winning the Grand prize, 3-Day Baja Cruise for two. Everyone was given a ticket for a chance to win a Special Large or Medium Gift Basket (men & women). ENTRIES CLOSE October 29, 2014 The First Place Trophy was awarded to: Team # 14 TOURNAmENT RULES: Joe Holland, Freda Holland, Jennifer Hollan & Darren Morrow There were (5) bowlers that rolled a 300 Gloria Cullpepper, David Howard II, Craig Sipp, Jackie Scott & Herbert Jones. 1. Eligibility: All entrants must be members of USBC with a verifiable average to be Other trophies were awarded: Men High Series – David Howard II 877 eligible. No cards will be sold on-site. Men’s High Game- Craig Sipp, Jackie Scott & Herbert Jones 300 A. Ladies High Series – Gloria Cullpepper 818 Participants are required to show their current USBC membership card or Ladies High Game- Sheila Woods 255 receipt from league of purchase. Last Place - Team # 23 Michelle Ward, Alexis Gossett, Celeste Steger, & Chelsey Evans. Looking good Award Team # 3 Dona Back, Daniel Nelson, James Nelson & Dave Snow. B. Any person who under an assumed name, under the name of another person We added something a little different. A special guest Ms. Gia Scott Herron (the daughter of the scheduled to bowl in the tournament, or who is under suspension from USBC famous Gil Scott Herron) recited a poem she wrote on Cancer. We would like to thank Keystone Lanes and their staff, Brent & the Jr. Bowlers. The Snack for membership shall be disqualified and shall forfeit his/her entry fee, and all prize great food, the Bar, our volunteers, and everyone who participated in this event for making it once monies. again a huge success. There were a lot of first time bowlers this year and we welcomed them, hope they had a great time, and hope to see them next year. I like to thank our volunteers for supporting 2. Entry fee: us since the beginning. They sell raffle tickets & come out and work all day. Aunt Connie NY, sells tickets, makes and donates Jewelry, Faye Thompson NY, makes and $30.00 per person (Lineage $8.25 / BVL $8.00 / Prize Fund $13.75) donates the homemade Quilt, Sheila Terry sells tickets & works the day of the tournament. Jackie Prize fund will be returned 100% One (1) place for every eight (8) entries with a Kennison, Rose Carter & Eugene McCown for selling raffle tickets. Other volunteers Sonnva Hart- field, Clarice Alexander, Faye Lockett, Vickie Palmer, Donna Wells, Patricia Tate, Natalie, Diane handicap of 90% of 220. Checks will be mailed to the winners. Patterson, Donna Jones, Curie, Yvette Harmon, Cheryl Sledge, Stacey Crockett, Jackie, Courtney 3. Tournament Format: Three (3) game singles 9 pin No Tap. Shevere, and Stephanie White makes the throws blankets and donates. Alexis King and Uncle Wesley. And Juan at Fill the Frames for helping me pick the bowling balls for the raffles. Last but 4. Two (2) division’s: Men & Women not least, my daughter Nichelle & My husband Malcolm. I could not be the success without all of you. Thank you. This event is always held the first Saturday in October, to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Remember the sign up early, this event will sell out. ***************************************************************************************** Thank you again, Malcolm & Marva Cobb B.V.L. ENTRY fORm

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Now, we are off [email protected] in an accelerated state of change in recent Network, (BNN). to the races again, but this time the leaders, website: years . . . some might say even moreso in The one glaring omission so far has been due to their extensive knowledge of the sport starsandstrikesbowling.com recent months. the Professional Bowlers Association. Re- and industry, were able to jump over the learn- In the not so distant past, just a little more cently, when the PBA decided to close its ing curve and hit the ground running. than a decade ago, the major groups that de- Seattle office, there was talk of finally bring- Part of getting off to a fast start has been fined bowling were located in Arlington, ing that last big piece of the bowling alpha- the unpleasant task of further trimming the Texas; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Akron, ; bet puzzle under the IBC roof, but no agree- USBC and BPAA staff even more than in and Rockford, Illinois. Of course, I’m talk- ment could be reached, and PBA decided to recent years. In September, more than a ing about the Bowling Proprietors Associa- hang its shingle inside the Luby Publishing dozen jobs were eliminated. We are guess- God Bless the USA tion of America,(BPAA) The American and office (publishers of Bowlers Journal and ing, and I say guessing because no official Women’s International Bowling Bowling Proprietor magazines) in Chicago. details were shared, that leadership found Congresses,(ABC and WIBC) the Profes- In our view, industry unity will never be ways to get the job done and be more effi- Publishers & Founders sional Bowlers Association,(PBA) and the fully achieved and bowling’s potential will cient with fewer people; and we all know that Jim Goodwin Professional Women’s Bowling Association never be realized until the PBA, with both the biggest expense for any business is pay- C.J. Goodwin (PWBA) men’s and women’s tours, is a vital part of roll. Today, the only group that has remained the IBC. From what we have been able to What’s next? We imagine that there is a relatively intact is BPAA; and although ma- learn, the hang up in the recent negotiations new emphasis on working together, and the Editor jor changes have been made, like new lead- was that they could not figure our how to already stated priority of growing youth Heather Merryman ers and a new HQ building, they still call make STE the sales entity for the PBA. It bowling will get even more attention. One Arlington their home. All of the others have seems to us that if STE is charged with sell- example of shared services can be found in made major moves. The ABC and WIBC ing bowling, that the PBA would be a very tournaments. BPAA has given their Tourna- Cartoonists merged to form the Bowling attractive item for their sales menu. We hope ment Committee a rest, and the Men’s and Walt Steinsiek Congress, (USBC) which now shares the new that those involved can sit down face-to-face Women’s U. S. Open events and the re- 1927-2010 Arlington building with BPAA; the formerly sometime in the near future to figure out how vamped Family Tournament, now called the Moe LaRochelle member-owned PBA was purchased by pri- to make the PBA a part of the IBC. All American Family Tournament, will be vate owners and moved to Seattle and then When the IBC opened with much fanfare operated by USBC. more recently to Chicago. Unable to find a on January 25, 2010, many thought that Given the USBC adult tournament track Columnists/Reporters buyer, the PWBA ceased operation a decade bowling would skyrocket to growth and pros- record of recent years, some are a little con- ago. perity; others were more cautious and pre- cerned by this decision, but new people could Chuck Pezzano When BPAA and USBC got together to dicted growing pains that would take years and probably will produce better results. We Susie Minshew purchase the new building at 621 Six Flags to resolve. It seems the latter has proven to are expecting the Hall of Fame Xtravaganza, Page Dew Drive in Arlington in 2010 which was labeled be the new reality, but even with the chal- operated by the IBMHF, to be the next event Bob Korth The International Bowling Campus,(IBC) the lenges, optimism is still abundant within the added to the new tournament model. Rich Temple primary purpose was a culmination of years walls of the magnificent IBC, and through- With all of bowling’s challenges, we have of planning toward industry unity. More gi- out the industry. confidence that BPAA’s Frank DeSocio (see ant steps were taken when the International One of the experiments that did not pro- interview in this issue) and USBC’s Chad Stars & Strikes is Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBMHF) duce satisfactory results was the hiring of new Murphy are very capable of facing whatever published monthly. was added to the project, and the International Executive Directors for both BPAA and comes along for bowling in the short and long Training and Research Center (ITRC) soon USBC from outside the industry. In 2009 just term. 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Bowling News is proud to bring you.... Chuck Pezzano Dean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame

It’s a rare day in June or July or in forever past when all in bowling agree on any one thing. Membership organizations and bowling proprietor groups have long been at odds on how to accomplish what is best for both sides. There was talk and back talk about an ABC and WIBC merger since there was an ABC and WIBC. Every junior bowling organization has taken its criticism. BringYour Group Here for a The pros have never fully agreed with amateur groups and rules, pros battle pros, and amateur groups don’t know to New Experience ••• perfectly define what’s an amateur and what’s a pro. Minds seldom meet when it comes to discussions of lane conditions, bowling balls, and other equipment. If you want to have a torrid hot stove discussion, bring up the righty-lefty controversies, who rolled the most powerful ball, who have been the best clutch bowlers, and simply, who were the best bowlers of all-time. In only one area have I found universal agreement, and With COSMIC BOWLING LIGHT SHOW! that is the premise that bowling should be on national TV every week. From the time of the first bowling TV show, a local New SENIOR VIP York City effort beamed back in 1947, the TV exposure has MIRA MESA YOUTH BOWLER LAUGHLIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT been one of the brightest lights in bowling. � Entry Fee: $25 per person � Tournament Cost $50 � Bowling and TV have a natural togetherness. The play- � JANUARY 10,2015/ 12:00 PM � ing field is small, and can be covered fully. Up until recently, BRITTANY KOLATZNY Contact: Jesse J. Dotson, Jr. (Tournament Director) with the advent of some outdoor shows, there was no fear 909-627-6720 / Email: [email protected] of being rained out. The bowling audience is huge and loy- al because many of them can relate, all can understand, and thus ratings have always been good, even with the BOWLS FOR ROBERT MORRIS proliferation of channels. WINTER HOURS: Bowlers, membership organizations, manufacturers, SUN–THURS 7:30AM TO 11:30PM proprietors, pro groups, amateur groups, tournament pro- FRI–SAT 7:30AM TO 1:00AM UNIVERSITY moters and those even remotely involved with the sport NORWALK — Brittany Kolatzny just moved to Chica- admit that TV has boosted bowling. go as she has been accepted to Robert Morris University At one time there were more than 30 local TV bowling (2014 Women’s national intercollegiate bowling champs) shows, and bowling on the national networks has been with a bowling scholarship. That’s right . . . A BOWLING around more than 50 years. For decades, every one of the SCHOLARSHIP!!! Although bowling scholarships are PBA’s championship matches was on network TV. rare, there are several colleges that do offer some finan- And yet, though there is almost 10 percent agreement cial support. Combined with her other bowling scholarship RIVERSIDE LANES that TV is vital to the sport and the future of the sport, and accounts (SMART/JBT), she will receive over half of her Book Sweepers •Group Reservations to the various groups in bowling, profit and non-profit, bowl- tuition through bowling. For parents wondering why should Birthdays • Corporate Parties ing has never been able to sustain a weeky telecast. their kids take-up or continue to bowl, here is one good The late Darold Dobs, visionary executive director of the reason ...College. While we here in the West do not realize 1• 888• 590 • 2695 ABC, helped put a magazine type show on the air and one how big collegiate bowling is let me tell you, it’s really big. BowlLaughlin.com/RiversideResort.com of his goals until the time he died was to have a permanent There are hundreds of colleges and universities competing show. He never got the support he needed. throughout the country all season long and Robert Morris In being involved with more than 1,000 network bowling University (RMU) is one of the best. Collegiate bowling is shows in various capacities over the years, I never met a where the good get better and where the best go pro. While ORANGE COUNTY USBC producer, director, announcer or TV executive who didn’t most former collegiate bowlers will say it is primarily about feel that TV bowling had a great potential, and that once getting a good education, it is also about the team spirit, ANNUAL DOUBLES TOURNAMENT started, could become a staple and more than pay its own fun and new friends. In the sport of bowling there is nothing by Joy McGregor way. like collegiate bowling. Nothing. ANAHEIM — Our annual Richard Naylor Mixed Dou- A general bowling show could and should have a wide bles Tournament is fast approaching....NOVEMBER 1 and range of content. It could feature pro competition, amateur Now about Brittany . . . she started bowling at the age 2 to be exact. This year’s action is being contested at LIN- contests, juniors, seniors, collegiate, men, women, mixed of four and has practiced and competed for over fifteen BROOK BOWL, 201 S. Brookhurst St. in Anaheim. Squad and whatever might be in the spotlight that week. years. Well, all the practice and competition has finally paid times: 12 and 3 on Saturday and 10 and 1 on Sunday. Add to that the countless feature stories in the game, off. ..BIG TIME. She has grown up to be one of the best This is a three game handicap (90% of the difference of the competitive stars, the movers and shakers, the rule- female youth bowlers to come out of Southern California entering averages from 420) for each doubles team. makers and rule breakers, the celebrities, and you have in a very long time. She would like to give thanks for all of Reserved entries close October 27 and on-site entries enough material for not just 1,000 shows, but maybe 1,000 the advice, help & support she has been given along the will be accepted based on lane availability. This is always years. way from all of people she has met, her family & friends a VERY popular tournament so please get your entries in There are a number of talented people who could head but most importantly her parents Arno and Tiffany. Brit- early; if preferred time is filled, nearest open time will be as- up a bowling TV office and to set up a network show the tany has competed and earned scholarship in a variety of signed. Any teams wishing to bowl together must request same time each week every week. Bowling, in many ways events over the years including; JAT, Junior World Team so in writing and send entry forms together in the same for many years, has blown away more money thatn needed Challenge, Pepsi Championships, USBC City/State tour- envelope. for such a show to get started. naments, and especially Junior Bowlers Tour (JBT). Along Please check all rules, located on the reverse of the No time is better than now than to make network TV a with her scholarship earnings here is a sample of some of entry flyer. These will be strictly adhered to. All entrants fact of bowling life. her other notable accomplishments: must be members in good standing of the Orange County USBC Association as of the start date of tournament. Each -2010-11 San Diego USBCYouth All-Star doubles team must consist of one man, one woman!! -2010-11 JBT All-Conference Female Bowler of the This is certified tournament and we ask that all bowlers Year please check in 45 minutes before scheduled time and will Phil Yoakum -2010-11 JBT Mojave All-Star team be asked to show their USBC membership cards. -2012-13 JBT So. Cal Female Bowler of the Year This is a FUN tournament with multiple entries allowed; 11-17-2012 Shot her first 300 may cash only once with the same partner. Looking forward to seeing all of you on the lanes.... Last year she booked a 208 average and bowled in Mira is the Pro to Beat Mesa Lanes Junior Gold league (on tough sport shot con- INGLEWOOD — Phil’s Pro Shop, like so many others, lost his “drilling dwellng” inside a bowling center and is now ditions) and averaged 188. She has a high game of 300 at a new location; 367 East Beach Avenue in Inglewood, (1) and high series of 762. Brittany has made everyone at near Centinela and Florence Avenue. Mira Mesa and Kearny Mesa lanes so proud and we wish Yoakum has drilled equipment since 1974 for regular her all the best in the coming years. GO EAGLES! league bowlers and tournament troopers, building a repu- tation of excellence. Currently Phil Yoakum is the PRO in the “BEAT THE PRO” AT A.M.F. El Dorado Lanes. All you have to do is pay 2 4 8 the entry fee, bowl 3 games, add in your handicap and beat Phil’s SCRATCH score! This is every Sunday ‘til December 14. If this kind of action is for you — call Phil at 310-390- 4 3 1 5 7111 for the details. 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Senior Men’s Trios: Chuck Blais 261/767, Anthony Smith 279/749, Emmerson Wafer 258/722, Herman Ferguson 717, Ray Staten 278/688, Conrad Venasse 683, Chauney Winnetka Merritt 669, Rich Kelly 268/667, Boylee Inocente 665, Her- man Whitehurst 663, Ed Cabs 269, John Smith 267, Jimmy Bowl BOWL CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT Hamilton 266. “formerly Canoga Park Bowl” 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 Halloween is just around the corner. Have you decided 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-340-5105 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 what costume you’re going to wear? You’ll have to make www.winnetkabowl.net • E-mail:[email protected] your own costume but you can dress up as a or LAKEWOOD — It looks like the bowlers here at Cal Bowl a ...that might be fun. That’s all for now. WINNETKA — The bowlers have their bowling balls are having a nice time bowling. And here are the scores... clean and ready to go for the week. Those results will be C.A.U.L.: Andy Clark 246/715, Keith Hartman 236/639, reported next week. During the meantime let’s check out DAvid Regul 247/623, Nori Ito 617, Frank Zuber 235/613, the league sheets for this weeks Bowling Report. RJ Guimond 603, Reginald Cargo 226/603, John Olson CAL BOWL HALLOWEEN PARTY SET FOR WINNETKA BOWL 241/602, Alan Nyberg 241/597, Scott Carborough 585, Lori by Carol MancinI A gala Halloween Party will brighten up Winnetka Bowl Gilmore 184/480. LAKEWOOD — Cal Bowl is nothing short of a 21st cen- Friday, Oct. 31 as Lane 33, the entertainment side of the Marcus Lemons Vegas: David Fitzgerald 268/714, Mike tury Pin Palace; built in the late ‘50’s and located in the 32-lane center, stages a costume contest from 8 p.m. to 1 Villarreal 274/700, Raymond Jenkins 248/696, Vernon Ad- epicenter of Boeings Aerospace boom. Cal had leagues a.m., according to Rickey Gelb, managing partner of the ams 275/693, Edwin Spears 692, D.J. Bonner 256/688, bowling 24 hours a day on all 54 lanes, plus a large restau- complex located at Winnetka and Vanowen. Robert Cloyd 664, Tianna Tipton 253/644, Felecia Tripp rant, an arcade, a Pro Shop, snack bar and lounge. Becky, who is charge of Lane 33, says there will be 217/635, LaJeana Harris 579, Precious Davis 565. The PBA loved coming to Southern California and run- prizes for first, second and third place, with originality a Big Bear: Mike Evans 27/731, Emmerson Wafer 248/720, ning their Saturday afternoon televised finals featuring deciding factor. A karaoke dance party will take place at Vernon Adams 255/703, Ken Seiple Jr. 675, Jamie Car- Chris Schenkel. A tradition lost! the same time with entertainment by “Touch of Class.” In rington 253/673, Bobbie Wilson 245/661, Jonathan Gale Eventually the large cafe was converted to “The Private addition there will be giveaways and beverage specials. 256/650, Chris McIntosh 268/652, Mark Barcelona 650, Side”, 14 lanes to themselves, perfect for special events. As always, there is no cover charge in Lane 33. Further Steve Clark 243/645, Sid Nakagawa 642, Harold Dubose Bowlers are the heartbeat of any center and Cal has a information may be obtained by calling (818) 282-4540. 638, Paul Staff 630, Debra Gipson 255/645, Allisen Sutton big heart, always open to special needs groups and Senior For a combination evening, Gelb suggests bowling be- 561, Shirley Owens 205/559, Sheri Coleman 555, Cathy bowlers. fore the night of entertainment at Lane 33. Five billiard Anderson 212/550, Rita Soares 210/549, Denise Reid The day desk lady (Jenny) came to Cal the day after tables will also be available on the arcade side of the re- 209/547. Red Fox Lanes closed and never missed a days work. cently remodeled center. V.A.: Armand Ivory 607, William Taylor 559, Mike Dowqling Today she still spoils the “Captain and Crew League” and 514, Raymond Carter 513, Mike Ventura 513, Michelle Mc- the wonderful “Senior Men’s Trio” who also migrated to Cal Van Nuys Eagles: Matt Hall 248/689, Dionna Hall 471, Hil- Garry 5187, Jennifer Anwar 466, Ponce Quirong 223 Leon from Red Fox. FORTY YEARS THESE LEAGUES HAVE da Myers 176, Ron Craig 237/602, Rick Gamboa 215/593, Rudolph 211, Diane Henderson 162. FLOURISHED. Wednesday afternoon is a beautiful sight; Ed Jones 230/577, J.T. Porras 208/566, Cindy Macklin Funsters: Boylee Inocente 252/653, Ben Jones 235/639, 46 teams of Senior men who’s league average is 186 and 450, Georgina Lopez 450. B.J. 249/627, Horace Kinney 244/618, Ed Hansen 214/615, the Senior ladies, averaging 144. Phil-Am: Raul Ventenilla 263/637, Helen Ventenilla 480, Josh Hudson 595, Tua Sula 545, Adela Santos 204/540, How many leagues have been running for 40 years?? Donna Fontano 179/461, Arthur Sanchez 223/624, Jose- Sandy Cotcher 527, Divina Buhay 511. Call the Bowling News any Monday afternoon and give us mari Zafra 213/599, Terry Sannita 203/592, Gilbert Molina Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Billy Williams 234/641, Larry the info on YOUR long running league! 515, Tony Martinez 515, Deborah Sanchez 440. Cosgrove 214/578, Ray Culp 217/578, Chris VanDeven River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 710, Marsha Marti- 233/569, Ken Seiple Sr. 531, Wayne Moon 517, Donna nez 202/555, Jeremy Pearson 269, Kevin Gross 268/705, May 518, Vancie Keith 505, Lu Anthony 185. Robert Galbraith 258/699, Brandon Hart 695, Vince Koeller Mini Couples: Rudy Tomaneng 712, Rene Palomo 571, Pickwick Bowl 690, Alexandra Athans 200/486, Rosie Bates 477, Mark Bill Dennis 570, Emily Burchman 571, Avelina Cumbis 456, 921 Riverside Dr. May 269, Dan Kline 259, Jim Metz 258. Kathy Liedahl 438, Rick Chambers Jr. 234, Danny Pera- Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 202/585, maki 212, Barry Frembling 204, Gina Bjorait 1980, Mry Burbank, CA 91506 Lourdes Delacuesta 190/525, Rick Godin 225/547, Bob Vieira 173, Barbara Winkler 170. by Tish (818) 842-7188 Pfleger 221/559, Travis Coffman 201/549, Paul Dean 502, Fil-Am Bowlers: Steve Gaucin 279/787, Chris Abing Shirley Godin 481, Wendy Maceri 453. 247/693, Rudy Tumaneng 257/690, James Borillo 242/674, BURBANK — Hallowe’en is creeping up on us and we Comedians: Jesse Chastain 257/721, Jan Sandman George Gaucin 269/651, Boylee Inocente 642, Royce An- have yet to get out the sweaters and coats. I will admit the 215/604, Ray Stoy 277/676, Mary Becker 222/543, Andrew geles 243/631, Ronnel Jailorina 604, Jean Colian 267/609, weather has been slightly cooler and better than the weath- Ibrahim 244/653, Ray Fish 644, Dan Onestinghel 243/644, Tess Santos 516. erman predicted. This has given me great hope that this Erica Pollack 201/563, Mary Becker 222/543, Ellen Eckard Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 297/724, Travis year we will truly have a winter. I look forward to warming 522, Jerry Simmons 244. Morris 221/610, James Clark 256/691, Henry Beaudion the house with baking and cooking rather than cranking the Wednesday Night Rollers: Troy Gibson 279/774, Monise 220/546, Elaine Harmon 181/493, Anita Ward 492, Jaime air conditioning up ever higher to lower the temp inside. Kelly 224/588, Stephanie Geitgey 225/581, Bob Englehart Grabinski 539, Brandon Mims 537, James Ward 514, By- I also look forward to the upcoming City Championship 259/726, Matthew Svolos 255/703, Matt Rovner 246/655, ron Burdine 500. Tournament. After a long time away, I will once again, be Scott Freeman 609, Kathy Brening-Ray 560, Chris Ivey Vegas Crackpots: Charles Jackson 266/714, Carl Stokes taking youth teams to the event. I love to see how excited 222. 646, Curtis McCann 245/627, Raymond Farthing III 622, the kids can be and how the first-timers react to the struc- Copper Bucket: Mark Yamashita 244/609, Karen Vance Mitch Grissett 223/611, Ernie Perryman 602, Geno Shaw ture of the tournament. Good times ahead! 247/669, Rusty Yeager Jr. 605, Gary Diesso 571, Tom 602, Willilam Taylor 600, Ellen Myers 557, Shaonna Battle I hope all Pickwick league bowlers will support the local Tucker 568, Randy Johnston 555, Mika Shaw 458, Andrew 526, Kim Taylor 509, Sheila McKissic 202/502, Charlynne association (NLAC) in the tournament. It is the core of our Yamashita 225, Kevin Aguilera 225, Brian Freiburger 215, Comer 211. bowling community and you might be surprised at who you J.T. Porras 214. Young At Heart: B.J. 244/666, Josh Hudson 246/640, run into! 500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 236/644, Connie Wannomae James Johnson 233/637, Ron McClain Sr. 223/633, Bob 528, Pam Lind 516, Cindy Dominguez 499, Georgia Garey Sneed 217/624, Lamart Jenkins 257/623, Phil Hylton Sunday Night League: (scr) Mike McMahon 258, Vickie 222/498. 232/600, Doug Johnson 225/593, Linda Kinney 544, An- Maas 179, Greg Hickey 683, Ashley Higgins 493. (hdcp) Thirsty Nite Out: Vincent Gilbert 244/661, Lynn Andrus nie Maae 202/544, Danne VanHorn 539, Bea Sueki 519, Phil White 275, Kelli Samarjian 229, Ryan Hinchliffe 736, 539, Carl Comrie 268/608, Stella Mount 193/530, Chris Sandy Cotcher 202. Autumn Young 674. Ivey 647, Steven Shaevel 248/613, Mike Stiverson 612, Liz Mega Vegas Sunday: B.J. Harlan 279/683, Scott Dean Monday All Stars: Youth (scr) Cameron 115, Alissa 113, Rogers 505, Margie Jaime 497, Andy Munro 246, Steve 245/646, Carlos Mejia 234/630, Terrance Allen 224/588, Carson 210, Allison 196. (hdcp) Mateo 135, Sophie 148, Barkin 242, Vincent Gilbert 244. Zernell Hayes 582, Michelle Allen 420, Danielle Jones 402, Carson 294, Saffron 245. The Classics: Larry George 241/658, Leah Hoffman Tamieka Riddick 170/403. Senior Swingers: (scr) John DeSantis 224, Cres Cruz 202/584, Pam Findl 209/527, Christopher George 225/630, Recycled Teens: Fale Sula 213/615, Boylee Inocente 167, Art Michener 530, Kay Samuelsen 432. (hdcp) Ed Bu- Louis Enriquez 495, Rean Luttrell 202/486. 219/573, Ron Leidholdt 206/566, James Kennard 200/549, gayong 232, Armonda Garcia 203, Rick Langer 649. Party Animals: Kevin Gross 253/715, Marsha Martinez Jim Burke 541, Ken Seiple Sr. 215/530, Divina Buhay Monday 690: (scr) Wayne Loveless 234, Donna Higgins 180/506, Brandon Bradley 258/705, Frank Martinez Jr. 204/522, Donna May 519, Joanne Burke 505, Rose Good- 223, Steven Jones 657, Carol Thrasher 553. (hdcp) Russ 255/690, Dwayne Hanna 635, Brandon Hart 634, Rishelle win 212/495. Goetz 238, Helen Owens 229, Travis Mikels 621, Angela Davis 463, Lamont Smith 257, Gary Ash 246. Pin Heads: Shorty Ramos 256/658, Greg Kelly 236/645, Stansbery 626. SFVCC Nikkei: Kevin Eto 246/643, Noriko Fukunaga Bruce Brown 204/541, Chuck Appleberry 213/539, Don LA Metro Telco: (scr) Win Kato 234, Cortney Lyon 220, 214/563, Mas Suruki 252/600, Art Wake 219/606, Eugene Louis 204/528, Tony Sanchez 515, Stacy Kelly 208/605, Dave Hansen 629, Joyce Hill 508. No hdcp scores until Lew 601, Tak Kokubo 231/583, Tami Shiotani 216/528, Sho Ashley Brown 522, Karen Roubinov 511. minimum games. Kadonaga 224, Stan Date 219. Corona Ladies: Lori Gilmore 216/561, Betty Green 532. Orbits: Hdcp only. Joan Jones 254, Sheyanne Palmer SENIORS Side-pot winners—Game One: Lori Gilmore 236; Game 233, Helen Vincent 213, Cres Cruz 598, Rilla Raad 590, 49’Ers: Philip Lanni 237/659, Carolyn Scherzberg 213/576, Two: Lori Gilmore 216; Game Three: Shirley Dohman Carol Thrasher 578. Rick Dobris 227/622, Les Charbonneau 223/598, Duane 226. ICF Trios: Hdcp only. Chuck Liberto 262, Kelly Mcdonough Erickson 215/551, Michael Chaney 550, Mary Lauer 493, Cal Bowleros: Leona Belletti “Sour Apple”. Bheth Al- 234, Doris Owings 239, Lucille Horejsi 235, Joe Horesji Bob Husby 220. cayde 210/539, Brenda Durmin 200/537, Carole Fischer 633, Phil Bartus 625, Sydney Heins 662, Kim Rasmussen Funtimers: Philip Lanni 256/695, Carolyn Scherzberg 523, Cathy Wyatt 204/495. Side-pot winners—Game One: 643. 237/685, Richard Greenzweight 253/630, Hung-Lay Quon Netta White 232; Game Two: Cathy Wyatt 204; Game Guys & Dolls: (scr) Roy Stansbery 227, Ccolleen Simp- 227/599, Ron Doll 598, Rick Kopper 233/597, Carole Peire Three: Bheth Alcayde 240. son 190, Mike McMahon 646, Peggy Eklund 483. (hdcp) 203/536, Eloise Valencia 498, Larry George 224. Alley Oops!: James Kennard 549, Mike Slagley 447, Tim Brendan Panaggio 293, Terese Cook 257, Haitham Jam- 39’Ers: Larry George 269/657, Carolyn Scherzberg Bob Cable 175, Linda Watkins 424, Merrie Slagley 410, Becky mal 796, Angela Stansbery 672. Kassabian 234/649, Philip Lanni 236/628, Howard Rovner Carroll 402, Wanda Weaver 376, June Murty 164, Shirley Wednesday Night Hdcp: (scr) Chris Williams 265, Helen 224/596. Richard Greenzweight 589, Helen Layfield 512, Davis 144, Annie Palmer 142, Jo Rousey 135. Side-pot Lao 179, Ariel Rodriguez 703, Jamie Ramos 582. (hdcp) Diana Walden 500, Al Reiswig 228. winners—Game One: Julie Grabinski 236; Game Two: Ro- Richard Cate 294, Melaine Diego 235, Bob Olivia 738, Ann JUNIORS land Choi 221; Game Three: Paul Wells 291. Jones 652. 8 For 8: (2 games) Gannon Alvarado 127/211, Cloee Ve- Cal-Mega Vegas-Tues.: Eric Motschwiller 234/730, An- Senior Foursome: (scr) Bob Rosenblum 197, Maria Rog- lasquez 86/164, Stevan Saldivar 104/200, Ryan Levine thony Bourges 221/607, John Woods 203/603, Rob Lee ers 155, Jim Emery 531, Barbara Teitel 489. (hdcp) Ed 108/195, Conner Regan-Jarrett 97/189, Peter Saldivar 224/587, Le’Star Walker 582, Marcel 580, Billy Williams Fulgoni 234, Kathy Temple 228, Bill Rowland 649, Lydia 111/189, Mekaylah Romero 78/155, Cassidy Cuarenta 224/565, Tom Poling 549, Tony White 543, Ivan Clarke Gantt 640. 82/149, Destinee Zamora 67/133, Andrea Cuarenta 71/132, 247/538, Clarence Wynne 204/534, Darrell Harris 533, Thursday 890: (scr) Dan Ziegler 236, Vickie Maas 200, Matthew Levine 97. Antwan Brown 219/528, Tobie Wynn 207/528, Nickey Jen- Phil Nunez 640, Julieta Ward 555. (hdcp) Steve Szekely Junior Royals: Justin Pluchino 235/645, Jacey Opiana nings 187/514, Kathy Johnson 482. 255, Cortney Lyon 253, Ryan Hinchliffe 731, Sue Hutchens 247/587, Erik Godin 232/562, William Wales 137/363, Captain & Crew: The gals had a bad case of the “flusies”. 706. Skylar Sakuei 134/358, Kai Burris 155/358, Julia Frias Maybe they didn’t get their shots. (GIMME AN X: Games 0 That does it for this week. Have a great week of high 194/516, Deanna Frias 129/369, Sara Miric 95/272, Bella - 0 - 0/HERE FOR FUN: Games 0 -0 - 0.) Barbara Federico scores and until next time...keep the ball rollin’! Hagan 89/244. Enjoy your week of bowling. 184/506, Sue Spencer 459. Sierra Bugs: Linda Kinney 218/567, Shonna Hernandez 208/558, Kelle Falbo 543, JoAnne Mac Knight 516, Anna VonMuegge 509. Side-pot winners—Game One: Kelle Falbo 206; Game Two: JoAnne Mac Knight 193; Game The Bowling News is Going Digital Three: Linda Kinney 247. Page 10 BOWLING NEWS October 16, 2014

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SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Feb. 27-March 1: PBA Xtra Frame Pensacola South Open, New Liberty Lanes, Pensacola, Fla. Association Manager - Linda Johnson-Pilios MOJADO continued from page 1 March 30-31: PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout, Bayside Bowl, Portland, Maine 4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 TI ONS E-Mail: [email protected] League secretary SCOTT (626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260 FILIPI told me Alan is outpac- April 11-14: PBA50 Pasco County Open, Lane-Glo Bowl, New Port Richey, Fla. ing everyone else in the 640 Scratch by several “HORSE April 18-21: PBA50 Sun Bowl in The Villages, Spanish Springs Lanes, The Villages, Fla. LENGTHS.” Say what? Let SOUTH L.A. COUNTY me explain. April 26-29: PBA50 Miller High Life Classic, George Pappas’ Victory Lanes, Mooresville, N.C. Association Manager - Judy Nielsen JIM MURTISHAW boasts 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 the second best average at 231. May 9-17: Oklahoma’s Grand Casino and Resort PBA Summer Swing (Wolf, Bear, Badger and [email protected] Alan is fourteen pins higher! Oklahoma Open tournaments), Firelake Bowling Center and Grand Casino Event Center, Shawnee, (562)925-0417 Fax: (562) 925-7478 A horse length in bowling is Okla. (preliminary rounds; CBS Sports Network finals archived one week after original air date) about five pins, hence Alan’s fourteen pin lead is several May 31-June 5: Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open, Suncoast Bowling Center, Las Vegas SAN DIEGO U.S.B.C. horse lengths ahead of the Association Manager - Lynn Graves field. GITTY-UP horsee, git- June 7-10: PBA50 Northern California Classic, Harvest Park Bowl, Brentwood, Calif. 4400 Palm Ave. Suite B, La Mesa, CA 91941-2695 ty-up, gitty-up. [email protected] Can Alan keep it up? YES. June 13-16: PBA50 Grants Pass Open, Cave Man Bowl, Grants Pass, Ore. He is a great bowler with six www.sandiegobowling.com years PBA experience. He June 26-28: PBA Xtra Frame Lubbock Southwest Open, South Plains Lanes, Lubbock, Texas (619)697-3334 has EXPERIENCE. He is a PBA Regional Champion with July 19-22: PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open, Island Xtreme Bowl, Welch, Minn. two PBA 300 games under his VOLUME 75, NO. 43 belt. He has TALENT. He is July 27-Aug. 1: USBC Senior Masters, Ashwaubenon Bowl, Green Bay, Wis. California a USBC Silver Coach. He has KNOWLEDGE. As you can July 31-Aug. 2: PBA Xtra Frame Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, Palace Lanes, see, he has the experience, tal- Houston, Texas Bowling News ent and knowledge to go the EDITORIAL OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS distance as this seasons aver- Aug. 4-7: PBA/PBA50 South Shore Doubles, Olympia Lanes, Hammond, Ind. 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. P.O. Box 4160 age champion. Norwalk, CA 90650 Downey, CA 90240 By the way, Alan will be in Aug. 8-11: PBA50 Pro Bowl West Fort Wayne Classic, Pro Bowl West, Fort Wayne, Ind. Las Vegas the end of October OFFICE NUMBER: 562-807-3600 to compete in this season’s Aug. 13-15: PBA60 Dick Weber Super Senior Classic, Pro Bowl West, Fort Wayne, Ind. 24-HOUR FAX NUMBER: 562-807-2288 PBA World Series Of Bowl- e-mail: [email protected] ing. It will be Alan’s fifth Aug. 21-23: PBA Xtra Frame Middletown East Open, Mid-County Lanes, Middletown, Del. World Series. His two PBA website: www.californiabowlingnews.com perfect games were rolled in Oct. 9-11: PBA Xtra Frame Iowa Midwest Open, Thunderbowl, Council Bluffs, Iowa previous World Series. CHARLES KINSTLER...... Publisher Good luck Alan and thanks Oct. 16-Nov. 1: PBA World Series of Bowling VII (Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon, Scorpion Opens; CAROL MANCINI...... Editor/Publisher to the BOWLING NEWS for PBA World Championship; Men’s and Women’s Finals presented by PBA), supporting Citrus Belt bowl- South Point Bowling Center, Las Vegas (preliminary rounds) DEAN LOPEZ...... Typesetter / Assistant Editor ers. LILLIAN OAK �������������������������Advertising Manager HERBERT JONES...... Transportation/Distribution DOUG HOSKINS...... Computer Consultant The Bowling News is Going Digital California Bowling News is NOT responsible for ADS, EDITORIALS, STORIES, FACTS, PICTURE CAPTIONS or Send in your E-mail address to get on our list SPELLING emailed for publication. Published 52 weeks. [email protected] Page 12 BOWLING NEWS October 9, 2014

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Invitational TOP 10 TEAMS Lucky 7’s KEY to Victory! The Pro Approach 23 Pino’s Pizza 17.5 by Randy Myers DOWNEY — One week left and we have 4 teams with a shot to Booker was on TRACK all night, shooting 268/755 for J.A.T. Keystone Lanes 22 Forest Lanes 17 win, should be an exciting last week of the 1st round. Keystone Lanes Dave Kovach 276/733 & James Tipton 701 helped BOWLIUM DV8 21 Power House Video Games 17 were not just lucky, they were good, each member shooting at least take down Tifco Industries 4-1 as only Mike Jennings 692 was Cook’s Bowling Supply 20 Threadworks 16 700 to finally beat The Pro Approach. It wasn’t easy as Frank “Bad able to score consistently for Tifco. Greg Neuer finished the night Sysco 19 Erickson Foods 15 Ass” Barefoot Jr. punched out in the 10th to take Game 1 by 11, only to going sheet as he shot 300/732 to lead Blizz Yogurt to our night’s see Keystone bounce back to take the last 4 points. Frank had another only sweep, 5-0 over Herzog Insurance. Greg got help from David strong effort as he Hammered his way to 267/733, but couldn’t match Cogswell 703, while Justin JZ Ziegler topped Herzog with 692. TOP 10 LAST WEEK the teamwork of Keystone who had Herbert Jones 705, Charles Zelaya David Gullett shot 279/742 for GJC Services and spoiled Ladies’ Buddy Lucan 804 Arnold Cheesman 757 711, Andre Rounds 722, and Arnold Cheesman 266/757. Team DV8 Night for Debbie Abahazy. Debbie struck gold often, going 266/709 shot the Team High Series (2908) and second high Team Game (1006) to pace her team, Alhambra Gold Company, but it only resulted Gabriel Martinez 770 Deeronn Booker 755 of the night, only to lose Game 3 to SYSCO, who put it all together in one win. Finally, last but not least, actually the MOST, Buddy Brent Llagan 768 Bobby Campagnale 754 at the end and won with 1011. All but two bowlers hit the 7 mark, Lucas shot his second 800 of his career, going 279, 259, 266 for Zack Jellsey 761 David Gullett 742 with Brent Ilagan 278/768, Jeff Carr 300/759, and Sam “Scary as Al- 804, and with a little help from Jonathan Huezo & his 694 managed Jeff Carr 759 Charlie Kinstler 741 fred” Hitchcock 267/728 led the DV8 squad, while Gabriel Martinez another win for Los Altos Trophies. 279/770, Charlie Kinstler 267/741, and Anthony Drapeau 726 were Sidepot winners were Game 1 Zack Cover Boy Jellsey 277 best for SYSCO. Cook’s Bowling Supply got solid efforts from Matt Game 2 Bobby Campagnale 300 and 3rd Game Super Pot to Ga- Super Sweeper Pot Mosley 279/693 & Ray Minter 700, as they overcame a Game 1 loss to briel Martinez with 279 (Thanks Greg!). The Financial Advisor’s Sponsored by Dean Sanderson of take 4, and stay in mathematical contention for the Round. Powerhouse 2nd game pot went to Bobby “Thumb Boy” Campagnale with his Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc. Video Games were led by Eddie VanDaniker 266/704. perfect 300 ($240) & David Gullett / Matt Mosley shared 2nd place In the night’s closest match, Forest Lanes got a key double in the money ($100) with a 279. 1st - 300 Bobby Campagnale 2nd - 279 David Gullett / 10th from anchorman Mason Sherman to pull out a 3-2 win, taking Next week the top match will again feature Professional Ap- Matt Mosley totals by 8 sticks. It was the lone highlight for Mason, who struggled proach & Keystone Lanes, in a rematch that could determine our 1st all night, while his teammate Zack “Not Retired” Jellsey basked in Round Champ. Keystone Lanes trails The Professional Approach 1265 Corona Pointe Court the spotlight all evening with 277/761 to overcome Threadworks, who by only 1 game, so winning Total Pins will be key. Team DV8 & Suite 115-9 were led by their anchor, Paul Varela 268/723. Josh Tajiri stormed his Cook’s are hoping for a from the top two, which could open the Corona, CA 92879 way to a 739, good enough for 4.5 wins for Pino’s Pizza over CASA- door for one of them to sweep in and take the Round. After 4 weeks FINANCIAL ADVISORS, INC. MIGO’S Tequila led by Vernon Adams 267/696. Erickson Foods were without a perfect game, we have had 7 in the past two weeks, and Transamerica Financial Group Division Office: 951.530.9343 blown out Game 1 by 106, only to regroup and take the last 4 points two more 800 series! The USBC will be busy making key chains un- Mobile: 714.875.0450 over Linder Insurance. Erickson was led by Bobby RATNMF Cam- til this Round is over!! So if you want to see some of the best bowl- Dean Sanderson Fax: 951.389.3755 pagnale once again as he shot one of 3 perfect games for the night to ing So Cal has to offer, come on down to Del Rio Lanes in Downey Registered Representative finish at 754. Linder was led by Kevin Valmonte 266/690. 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