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March 6, 2014 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday March 6, 2014 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 Chris Barnes Wins Emir Cup for 17th PBA Tour Title Vic DOHA, Qatar – Chris an equality handicap provided Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, to women in many internation- defeated woman bowler New al events. Hui Fen of Singapore, 493- Fen got off to an early 483, in the two-game champi- lead after the first game of the onship match to win the H.H. championship match topping Emir Cup, a World Tenpin Barnes, 275-257, but Barnes Bowling Association/PBA In- overcame the deficit by beat- ternational Tour tournament, ing in the second game, 236- Friday at Qatar Bowling Cen- 208. ter. In the semifinal matches The victory gave Barnes Fen defeated Bill O’Neill of his 17th PBA Tour title and Langhorne, Pa., 489-397, and his second PBA International Barnes defeated another top Tour title. He previously won international woman player, the Columbia 300 Vienna Shayna Ng of Singapore, 521- Open in Oct. of 2012. His last 445. U.S. PBA Tour title came in H.H. EMIR CUP the PBA Viper Championship Doha, Qatar, Feb. 28, 2014 during World Series of Bowl- Chris Barnes, Double Oak, ing V in Las Vegas. Texas ($25,000) def. New Fen’s scores included an Hui Fen, Singapore ($12,000), eight handicap pins per game, 493-483. H.H. Emir Cup Champion Chris Barnes LAKEWOOD — February 27 was a big night for the “Big Bear” League and one of their special bowlers at Cal Bowl. The concourse was lined with tables of food, cake, balloons and gifts. Silver Lake Atom Splitters Advance That special bowler is VIC MASTERS. What was special? His 100th birthday! Vic was born in Nebraska in 1914, one of 8 brothers! When World War II came along he joined the Army — received the Bronze Star, a Purple Heart and a wife named to PBA League Semifinal Round Virginia. They had 2 children Ken and Joy. Chris Barnes and friends just miss sweep over Dallas Strikers in third quarterfinal round match Son Ken and his wife Sandy made the trip to Cal Bowl — from Arkansas — to enjoy the festivities. Ken even subbed on ALLEN PARK, Mich. – The third in a series of four after recording four single-pin ate any momentum in alternate Vic’s team. What a memory to store away! Chris Barnes and his Silver single-elimination first-round spares and one strike in five ball doubles. Silver Lake’s Vic started bowling at age 45 and has been a regular ever Lake Atom Splitters domi- matches in the eight-team frames while Barnes started Barnes and Bryon Smith took since. nated Norm Duke and the Dal- PBA League competition aired with six strikes for a 52-pin a one-pin lead into the 10th Congrats Vic! See you on the lanes! las Strikers to advance to the Sunday on ESPN. One point lead. Duke replaced himself frame where Duke struck and semifinal round of the Profes- was awarded to the winner with left-hander Rhino Page to then converted Mike Ma- sional Bowlers Association in singles, doubles and trios give Page more practice on the chuga’s 3-6-9-10 leave. Smith League Elias Cup competition matches, and three points were PBA League lane condition, needed a strike to clinch the at Thunderbowl Lanes. awarded to the Baker team but it didn’t matter. Barnes ran win for Silver Lake, but left Bowling news Behind a 205-185 victory winner. his string of strikes to nine be- a 10 pin. Barnes converted in the five-man Baker team In the singles match, Duke fore losing his bid for a perfect the spare, but again needing finale, Silver Lake, presented – the only PBA League com- game. He left the 4-6-7 split in a strike for a one-pin victory, HONOR ROLL by Spiceworks, defeated Dal- petitor serving the dual role the 10th frame, but still won Smith knocked down eight Name Score Date Center las, presented by the United of team manager and team the singles point comfortably, pins to hand Dallas the dou- jOhn BAkEr 300 02-25-14 rivErsiDE lAnEs States Bowling Congress, in a captain – pulled himself out 265-208. bles point, 195-194. jOhn PErry 300 02-25-14 uPlAnD BOwl near-sweep, 5-1. of his match against Barnes Neither team could gener- The Atom Splitters, owned kEith sAnDBErg 300 02-25-14 eaglE lAnEs by “Nerdist” creator Chris RICK HORNBACK 300 02-26-14 victor BOWL SCOTT stansbury 825/300 02-26-14 deer CrEEk lAnEs Hardwick, won the Baker ALANNA VEACH 300 02-26-14 trios point, 213-184. Con- JonatHAN HUFF 300 02-27-14 Keystone LANES secutive strikes by Dom Bar- JODY SHEPERD 300 02-27-14 poway FUN BOWL rett, Wes Malott and Tommy CURT SOARES 300 02-27-14 CAL BOWL Jones staked Silver Lake to a JULIE marvin 728 02-28-14 deer CREEK LANES RUSSELL RUIZ 300 02-28-14 empire BOWL 31-pin lead after four frames. LEWIS C. WIGGINS II 300 03-02-14 Arlington LANES The Strikers, owned by NFL MIKE cammarata 300 03-03-14 del RIO LANES all-star receiver Terrell Ow- David KOLB 300 03-03-14 oaK TREE LANES ens, never mounted a threat, PETER RUIZ 300 03-03-14 oaK TREE LANES recording only three strikes ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: through nine frames. Dallas continued to strug- BOWL AN HONOR SCORE THIS WEEK & E-MAIL BY TUESDAY NOON gle in the Baker team finale, YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & YOU WILL BE ON THE FRONT page* failing to record back-to-back E-mAil tO: [email protected] strikes until the seventh and mEn: 300 - 800 & 7-10’s wOmEn: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’s eighth frames, but the Strik- continued on page 7 . spring forward or be late! EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTER Monthly No-Tap abta BYE BYE BYE Sunday March 9th at 1pm (check in noon) Monthly No-Tap Tournament • Entry Fee $20 per person (sidepots included) BREAKFAST CLUB NO-tap Friday MARCH 7 la HABRA “300” BOWL Optional 3-6-9 - 179 & Under $120 - 180 & Over $100 • Mystery Game is $500 BREAKFAST CLUB NO-tap monday marcH 10 la HABRA “300” BOWL 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place MONTHly NO-tap sunday marcH 9 FOREST LANES check-in SUNDAY, March 9th at 5PM 4:00 • Entry Fee: $50 6 GAMER SUNDAY marcH 9 FOREST LANES Oil Pattern Used OPtional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Jon at (949)770-0055 for more info. USBC Red/PBA Badger WHEELCHAIR tourney saturday marcH 8 Fountain BOWL Page 2 BOWLING NEWS March 6, 2014 NATIONAL DEAFby Connie BOWLING Marchione NEWS RESULTS OF 30TH ANNUAL SN-CDBA FEB 15-16 TOURNEY AT SUNCOAST BOWL LAS VEGAS — (With thanks to Ed Abakumoff who got the results from SN-CDBA Sec-Treas, Stan Booth.) The 30th annual Southern Nevada-California Deaf Bowling Association tournament drew 22 teams, 87 singles, 42 doubles and 82 all-events entries check us out on youtube last February 15-16 at SunCoast Hotel and Casino Bowling Center. Additionally its prestigious Deaf Eliminations drew 40 bowlers and 25 bowlers for the Senior Citizen Deaf Eliminations. Here are the highlights. HI-LITES: SINGLES — EDWIN MILLER (CA) hits his first career 300 and 691+ 99 hcp/790 for 5th place in Singles, which was won by THOMAS KOERWITZ (NV) with 205-202-265/672+147 hcp/819. TIM BROWN, JR. 2nd place with (232-225)634+171 hcp/805. High Scratch series: KEN DEGROFF (NV) 741 (208-269-264) 0 hcp 19th , Other high scores: ANDREW LORENZO (CA) 8th with 267-182-257/706 +69 hcp/775, Bruce Tan, Jr (CA) 7th 279/656 +120 hcp/776, Tom Parker (OH) 9th with 210-265- search for 204/676 +93 hcp/772. Top woman: 10th place 107 average Cori Hoch 172/436 +330 hcp/766, 13th Anita Lorenzo (CA) 201/566 + “Barstow Bowl Bike’n Strike” 186 hcp/752. DOUBLES — HAWAIIANS RALPH COLLIER with event high game & series 279/745 and NICHOLAS RIVERA (665) with 465-476-469 for high scratch doubles 1410 +189 hcp/1599 wins Doubles, 2nd place goes to duo of EMAD ARANKI (CA) 543 & TIM BROWN, JR (CA) 640 /1183 +399 hcp/1582. Top women: 4th place duo of Nancy Walsh ( ) 490 & Katie Willadsen ( ) 421 /911 + 594 hcp/1505. High individual scores: ANDREW LORENZO (CA) 278/738 with Anita Lorenzo 496/1234 +255 hcp/1489 March 8th 8:30pm 7th place, KEN DEGROFF (NV) 268-264/737 with Joey Harris 655/ 1392 +87 hcp/1479 8th place, PHIL HAWKINS (CA) 709 with James MacDonald (NV) 1168 +294 hcp/1462 10th place, Robby Pyper II (NV) 269/667 with Araceli Martinez 492/ 1159 +297 Buckwild Entertainment Presents hcp/1456 11th place and Barry Cossman had 266. Event’s high DOUBLES GAME: 490 made by Ed Abakunoff (CA) 266 & Darrell Stogryn (AZ) 224. The Comedy Show TEAM — KISS MY AVERAGE (NV) of Araceli Martinez 529, Louis Quilles 625, Tom Maez 546 and Robby Pyper II 674 scored 807-778-789/2374 +561 hcp /2935 to win Team event. 2nd place went to PIN CRACKERS of Scott Butler, Scott Henry, $8 per person, doors open at 8pm Kathleen Ferguson & Perry Hansen with 639-696-699/2034 + 894 hcp /2928. Top Team scratch scores: 869 & 2423 by SOCAL DEAF TRAVEL ‘A’ of Bob Taylor 559, Gorman Low 575, Darrell Stogryn 693 & Ed Abakumoff 596 with 842-869-712, placed 4th with 444 hcp 2867.
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