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7502B Florence Ave, Downey,o CAwling 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:ews (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 PEARL KELLER, A PWBA & USBC HALL OF FAME MEMBER Controversy Behind Him, Weber Ready For U.S. Open by Jef Goodger MOORESVILLE, NC DIES AT AGE 95 – After last year’s U.S. ARLINGTON, Texas – Open, some might expect Pearl Keller, a Professional Pete Weber to have some Women’s Bowling Asso- pointed words entering this ciation and United States year’s event. Indeed, Weber Bowling Congress Hall has some biting words, but of Fame member, passed they are directed squarely away Oct. 2 in Brighton, at himself. Massachusetts, at age 95. “My competing on the She was inducted into PBA Tour the last cou- the PWBA Hall of Fame ple years has absolutely in 1997 in the Builder cat- sucked,” said Weber, a five- egory and two years later Pearl Keller time U.S. Open champion. joined the USBC Hall of more than 30 years. In “I’m not real happy about Fame for Meritorious Ser- 2001, WASA had a mem- that, so I’m trying to get vice. bership of 325 competitors myself into a little better Keller was a trailblaz- and awarded more than shape.” Pete Weber er for women’s bowling, $85,000 in 17 tournaments. During last year’s U.S. Congress, specifically cit- brushed off the question known. teaming with Jean Fish in Keller also paved the Open, Weber withdrew ing the practice schedules about practice, as his only “I’ve always liked the 1971 to start the Women’s way for women bowling early in qualifying and had prior to competition. focus is on competing for longer format,” Weber said All-Star Association to writers. A bowling colum- several choice words for Don’t expect more the title when the event of the 56 games required promote tournaments spe- nist for 27 years for Gan- the United States Bowling of that this year. Weber begins Oct. 25 live on Flo- just to make the stepladder cifically designed for high- nett Westchester Newspa- Bowling. finals. “You have to make average women bowlers. pers, the largest newspaper “I can’t do anything shots. You can’t just throw WASA drew the best ama- chain in the country, she about the practice sched- it anywhere and watch it teur and professional bowl- was one of the first wom- ule,” Weber said. “It’s just come back. Spares come ers from throughout the en writers admitted to the something we have to deal into play and I consider country to its events. Bowling Writers Associa- with. I’m going to show up myself one of the better She served as WASA tion of America. ready to bowl and ready to spare shooters on Tour.” Executive Director for continued on page 6 compete.” Just about every player The U.S. Open is unsur- who’s ever done well at the prisingly of great impor- U.S. Open shares similar tance to the most prolific sentiments about the length champion in the history of and difficulty of the tourna- “CALIFORNIA” the event. Weber wants to ment. Still, it means a little reassert himself as a threat more to hear it from the on the PBA Tour in the man who’s had more suc- event for which he’s best continued on page 6 TEACHERSby Frank Weiler BOWL REDLANDS - “AFTER SCHOOL” every Thursday afternoon teachers from Contract Extension the Redlands and San Ber- nardino school districts come together at Empire Keeps Blanchard With Bowl to bowl. It’s all about socializing and having fun, Columbia 300 Until 2021 not competing for cash, by Lucas Wiseman titles or trophies. Just edu- Three-time PBA cham- the best products for us on cated professionals letting pion Josh Blanchard has tour.” their hair down. signed a two-year exten- A touring pro since While these educators Mike Deetz sion with Columbia 300 2011, Blanchard last won a are preparing our children for better teachers, better that will bring his tenure PBA Tour title at the PBA for the future during the schools and ultimately bet- with Ebonite International Xtra Frame Reality Check COMING SOON TO CONSOLES AND PCs: day, they are recharging ter students. Teachers bowl- to a decade. Classic in March of 2017. their batteries “AFTER ing together is a great bond- Blanchard announced He won his first title at SCHOOL” by bowling. ing activity and an example the contract extension on the Brunswick Euro Chal- PBA PRO BOWLING Mike Deetz is a great of how Bowling is contrib- social media Wednesday lenge in Munich, and then Keep an eye open for the be/5Mk9G6jDDRk, and example of a teacher who uting to the improvement and said he will stay with a few weeks later won his debut of the new PBA Pro watch the official unveil- bowls. He is pictured above of the CALIFORNIA edu- the brand until 2021. Along second at the PBA Xtra Bowling game for Xbox ing, coming soon. entering Empire Bowl after cational system. with Jakob Butturff, Osku Frame Maine Shootout. One, Steam, Nintendo Speaking of PBA bowl- completing a day teach- Some form of Bowling Palermaa and Kyle Sher- It’s been a bit of an up- Switch and PS4 owners. ing games, note that Con- ing American History. He has been around for over man, Blanchard is one of and-down season in 2019 The officially licensed PBA crete Software’s wildly- has been teaching for 31 3,000 years, with roots the key players on Colum- for Blanchard with the product will allow play- popular PBA Bowling years in San Bernardino traceable to ancient Egypt. bia 300’s staff. bright spot being a fourth- ers to bowl against more Challenge for mobile de- and is currently teaching at Today’s sport of 10 Pin “Happy to announce I place finish at the PBA than 15 PBA stars, includ- vices now has been down- Richardson Middle School Bowling was developed in have signed an extension Tournament of Champions. ing Jason Belmonte, Jakob loaded more than 27.6 there. Mike returned to Nineteenth Century Amer- with Columbia 300 for 2 He lost to EJ Tackett, 264- Butturff, EJ Tackett, Norm million times, including Bowling six years ago af- ica and is considered an more years!” Blanchard 236, in the second match of Duke and others, in realis- almost 2.5 million times in ter decades away from the American sport. Bowling wrote on Facebook. “They the stepladder finals in that tic animated competition 2019 alone. New players sport. He came back to the is an American Sport that have been by my side since event. with commentary provided joining the PBA Bowling sport to get to know his fel- I hope Mike Deetz, Ameri- day 1! This will complete Blanchard also finished by PBA announcers Rob Challenge roster include low teachers better. Spend- can History teacher, will a decade with one brand sixth at the PBA India- Stone and Randy Pedersen. two-hander Kyle Troup and ing quality down time teach about in his Ameri- and I am proud of their napolis Open and the PBA Click here a preview 2019 PBA Playoffs cham- with other teachers makes continued on page 6 continued drive to develop Cheetah Championship. of the game https://youtu. pion Kris Prather. Page 2 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 17, 2019 PBA REGIONAL UPDATE: TOM DAUGHERTY WINS 16TH REGIONAL TITLE IN GEORGIA • Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Fla., defeated Giorgio Clinaz of Orlando, Fla., 220-190, to win the third annual PBA Albany Strikers South Open presented by MOTIV at Albany Strikers Lanes in Albany, Ga. In winning his 16th PBA Regional title, Daugherty qualified in the number one position for the four-man stepladder finals with a 17-game total of 3,937. Clinaz advanced to the title match by disposing of PBA Tour titlist Connor Pickford of Charlotte, N.C., in the opening match, 256-220, and easily defeating Trevor Roberts of Crystal River, Fla., 213-184. In the title match Clinaz needed a double and nine pins in the 10th frame to win but came up short when he left a split CARNIVAL ELIMINATOR that handed the $2,500 first prize to Daugherty, 9 pin No–Tap Tournament! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2019 • PJ Haggerty of Roseville, Calif., won eight of his 10 matches to post a winning 18-game total of 4,142 pins Sunday FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: RIVERSIDE LANES AT 1-888-590-2695 in the PBA Battle of Black Oak Casino West Open at Black Oak Lanes in Tuolumne, Calif., picking up his 13th PBA Regional title. COLORADO RIVER USBC PRESENTS Haggerty, who earned $2,000, defeated Christopher Tuholski of Troutdale, Ore., by 284 pins for the win. Tuholski THE 6 GAMES had a 5-5 match play record and 3,858 pins. SCRATCH CLASSIC STEP LADDER TOURNAMENT • Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y. compiled a 7-1 match play record on his way to a 61-pin victory over Brian Bog- Locals & Walk–Ons Are Welcome! hosian of Springfield, Mass. in the PBA50 Brian LeClair’s Revolutions Pro Shop Eastern Open at Boulevard Bowl in SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019 Schenectady, N.Y., Sunday. Shafer qualified second, which gave him a bye into the round robin finals. He went into the FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: RIVERSIDE LANES AT 1-888-590-2695 final position round match holding a seven-pin lead over Boghosian, meaning the winner of the match would receive 30 bonus pins and win the title. Shafer’s 237-213 victory produced the final 61-pin margin. / The win was Shafer’s 31st overall PBA Regional title, but his first in two years. He earned $1,500. ADULT SENIOR VIP DOUBLES BOWLING • Jeff Campbell of Sioux Falls, S.D., took an early lead and never trailed in defeating 2019 PBA Rookie of the Year TOURNAMENT Kamron Doyle of Brentwood, Tenn., 180-173, to win the PBA Champion Bowl Midwest Open presented by Storm in Locals & Walk–Ons Are Welcome! Ottumwa, Iowa, Sunday for his first PBA Regional title and the $2,000 first prize. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 2020 In the first match of the three-player stepladder finals, Campbell defeated non-PBA member Tim Gruendler of St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: JESSE DOTSON, JR. 909–628–3966 Louis, 209-188, to advance to the title match.

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Jones Is A No-Brainer Bowling Calendar by Bette Addington For PBA Hall of Fame OCTOBER by Lucas Wiseman 17-20 – 42nd Anniversary ABT Nationals, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, 702/719-9085, [email protected] 19 – CBT Doubles & Singles, 11:30/1/3, Keystone Lanes, Norwalk, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com 19 – PBA Experience Gold Pin Scratch 6 Gamer, 1pm, Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl, 925/828-7550 19-20 – 2019 CUSBC State Singles, Sat. at 12 & 5; Sun. at 10, Rancho Bowl, Santa Maria, calusbc.com 19-20 – 50th Cal State Senior Open Championships (opening weekend), Yosemite Lanes & McHenry Bowl, 925/757-2695 (5 weekends thru 11/16-17) 19-20 – Collegiate Bowling on BowlTV, Mid States Championships, Witchita, Kan. 20 – JAT, 9am, Del Rio Lanes, Downey, bowljat.org 20 – Alameda Women’s 500 & 600 Club Annual Mtg., 11:30am, Manor Bowl, 510/582-9352 25-27 – PBA SouthPoint Member/Non-Member Doubles by Hammer, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, NV, pba.com 26-27 – 2nd weekend of 50th Cal State Senior Open Champ., Yosemite Lanes & McHenry Bowl, Modesto, 925/757-2695 Sometimes you just see a player’s name and you know 27 – San Joaquin Bowling Club Crossover Doubles, Porterville Lanes, 559/385-8837 they are going to be in the PBA Hall of Fame. Tommy 31-11/3 – TNBA Western Regional, Tucson, AZ Jones is one of those names. The PBA sent out this year’s ballot Monday night and NOVEMBER Jones is the only eligible player. Any bowling fan knows 1-3 – PBA Mesa East Open, Mesa, AZ, pba.com just by hearing the name that this is a no-brainer. 2 – Hammer Harley’s Valley Bowl Scratch 8 Gamer, 6pm, Simi Valley, 805/415-7018 Hall of Fame voters have until Oct. 14 to send in their ballots and then the PBA will make it official shortly there- 2 – CBT, Texas Station, Las Vegas, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com after. The PBA Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take 2 – West Coast Senior Tour Singles, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, 760/792-5711, [email protected] place Jan. 18 during the 2020 PBA Hall of Fame Classic at 2-3 – 3rd weekend of 50th Cal State Senior Open Champ., Yosemite Lanes & McHenry Bowl, Modesto, 925/757-2695 the International Training and Research Center in Arling- 2-3 – Collegiate Bowling on BowlTV, Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic, Marietta, GA ton, Texas. With 19 career PBA Tour titles, including two 3 – Game Time Battle Finale Trios Tourn.,575/Cap 625, 11am, Foothill Lanes, Fontana, [email protected] majors, Jones is tied for 16th on the all-time titles list with 3 – JAT Sportshot Challenge, 9am, Forest Lanes, Lake Forest, bowljat.org Chris Barnes, who is already in the PBA Hall of Fame. 3 – Daylight Savings Ends/Fall Back Jones has been eligible for the PBA Hall of Fame based on titles for years but was required to wait until he had 8-10 – 9th Pam Buckner Open, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, pambuckneropen.com been a PBA member for 20 years before he could be con- 9 – Silver Foxes Tourn., 10:30 check-in; bowl at 12; AMF Southwest Lanes, Bakersfield, 559/381-0356 sidered. That wait is now over. 9-10 – 4th weekend of 50th Cal State Senior Open Champ., Yosemite Lanes & McHenry Bowl, Modesto, 925/757-2695 The Simpsonville, South Carolina, native joined the 9-10 – Collegiate Bowling on BowlTV, Leatherneck Classic, Moline, Ill. & Davenport, IA PBA in 2000 and had his break-out season in 2004-05 when he won the Japan Cup, Denver Open, Cambridge Calendar brought to you by California Bowling Writers (www.calbowlingwriters.org) Credit Classic and Banquet Open. The following season Email your upcoming events for inclusion to [email protected] he won four more titles, including the U.S. Open, and was named the PBA Player of the Year. According to the PBA's Bill Vint, in order to be eligible for the PBA Hall of Fame, players must win a minimum of 10 titles or five titles plus two majors. They must also be a PBA member for 20 years. No other player met that criteria for this year’s ballot. DICK RITGER REFLECTS ON PBA’S “MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT” “When Don Johnson collapsed on the alley after leav- ing the 10-pin standing to finish with a 299 in the finals of the 1970 Firestone Tournament of Champions, Dick Rit- ger was there to pick him up.” That statement by Bob Burrows summarized Burrows’ interview with 80-year-old PBA Hall of Famer Dick Rit- ger at his northern Wisconsin home, published in the Hud- son (Wis.) Star-Observer, in which Ritger addressed his role in the event that was ranked No. 1 in the PBA’s 60 Most Memorable Moments, celebrated during the PBA’s 60th anniversary season in 2018. Ritger, Johnson’s victim in that famous match, was sitting on the bench watching the historic almost-perfect shot unfold, and he related his recollections about Johnson’s 299 game and his own career in Burrows’ feature story (https://www.rivertowns.net/sports/4560493-one-ages- ritger-part-pbas-no-1-greatest-moment). Included in the interview is Ritger’s personal reflection of a memorable perfect game of his own: "I bowled a 300 at the Miller Tournament in Milwau- kee one year and you know what I got for a prize? Beer for a year," he said. "Fifty-two cases. I didn't drink so we donated the money to the Milwaukee Children's hospital." WANTED Looking for Energetic, Committed and Responsible Employees in Southern California

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The Perfect Game by Steve Felege Carol: Welcome back to sunny California, Steve. We've missed having you around here. Steve: I've missed being here, Carol. So, why did you send those goons to bring me back again? Carol: Well, the articles you've been writing about Glenn Allison have gotten a lot of attention, and I thought it was time we had a sit-down, you know, like the good ol' days. Steve: I'd like that! But...... before we do ...... could you untie me, please. Carol: No. Steve: But...... Carol: No. Steve: Fine. What do you want to know? Carol: First, I want to know why you never gave up on your crusade to get Glenn Al- lison's 900 recognized? Steve: This wasn't my crusade, it was yours. You were the one who told me to look into the controversy. You were the one who said this story was the biggest shame in the history of the sport. You were the one who explained how a high-ranking ABC official had stated that he would never sanction a 900 series. All I did was verify that you were right. Carol: You're too modest. Steve: Seriously, Carol. I did nothing but put the pieces of a puzzle together. The real heroes here are the people who came forward with those pieces. Carol: Like who? Steve: Let's start with Bud Pinchot. He was the one who called and told me four inspec- tors looked at the lanes after Glenn Allison shot that 900. He was one of them! I couldn't just look the other way when he said Allison's series should have been recognized. Then there was Timmy Smith who called and explained why the ABC didn't sanction that amaz- ing event. I also got encouragement from your readers like Debora Dubose. Isn't it amaz- ing that so many people feel so much passion for Glenn after more than 37 years? This outcome belongs to many people who supported Glenn Allison, including yourself. It especially belongs to Glenn Allison. His talent, patience, humility and loyalty to this game has inspired many people to seek a just ending to this story. And it's not over. This Ventura County Bowlers, Inc. saga won't be complete until his name sits atop the list he created. and Buena Lanes Present Carol: Well said Stevie. Is there anything the California Bowling News can do for you? The Dan Mueller Memorial 4 Person Handicap Steve: Well...... a cup of coffee would be nice. "Baker Style" No Tap Team Tournament Carol: I knew you were gonna ask for that, so I had a cup made before you got here. Entry Fee - Only $35.00 Per Bowler There ya go; cream and sweetener, just the way you like it. Steve: Great! Now, could you please untie me so I can drink it? Saturday October 19, 2019 - Check in 11:00 am Bowl @ 12:00pm Carol: Hmmmmmm...... NO.

Format: All teams will bowl 16 games of "Baker Style Bowling" - moving 1 Comments or questions: PICK UP THE PHONE!!! pair of lanes to the right after each 4 game block. Bowler 1 will bowl Call Carol Mancini @ 1-562-807-3600 (Mondays 2-7 PM PT). frames 1-5 & 9, bowler 2, frames 2-6 & 10, bowler 3, frames 3 & 7 and bowler 4 frames 4 & 8. At the beginning of a new 4 game block, Or Email us at: [email protected]. We'd love to hear from you! your line-up will change , bowler 1 to the # 2 spot- bowler 2 to the # 3 spot - bowler 3 to the # 4 spot and bowler 4 to the # 1 spot. Have an opinion concerning the Glenn Allison controversy? You can express your The top 3 qualifying teams will compete in a 2 game total pin series thoughts by contacting the USBC directly using the following list of email addresses: using the stepladder format. 3 vs 2 -with the winner bowling the high qualifier. High qualifier will receive a $100.00 bonus. OFFICERS Team maximum & Entering Averages: The maximum team - Karl Kielich, USBC President: [email protected] entering average shall be 850. Team Handicap shall be 85% of 850. Entering - Karen Jost, USBC Vice President: [email protected] averages shall be taken in the following order: Highest ending average - Mr. Chad Murphy, Exec. Dir. USBC: 817-385-8469, or email: [email protected] 2019 or highest ending average 2018. If neither of these two averages, - Mr. Jason Overstreet, Dep. Exec. Dir. USBC: 817-385-8380, or email: jason.over- you may use current average of at least 12 or more games. To use [email protected] current average, league sheet verification required prior to bowling. Prize Fund Based on 16 Teams BOARD MEMBERS 1st Estimated$500 Prize 2nd Fund$400 Based 3rd on $25016 Teams 4th $150 - Josie Barnes: [email protected] Optional Team Game Sidepots : $40.00 per team - $10.00 per bowler - Mike Cannington: [email protected] Games 4 - 8 - 12 & 16 - Anthony Colangelo: [email protected] Optional Team Block Sidepots : $40.00 per team - $10.00 per bowler - Jay Daryman: [email protected] Block 1 thru 4 - Block 5 thru 8 - Block 9 thru 12 and Block 13 thru 16 - Cathy DeSocio: [email protected] Please direct all phone inquires to: Andre Good (805) 415-7018 - Jo Dimond: [email protected] - Bo Goergen: [email protected] - Dennis Hacker: [email protected] - Cornell Jackson: [email protected] - Kelly Kulick: [email protected] - Lowell Lovgren: [email protected] - Melissa McDaniel: [email protected] - Adam Mitchell: [email protected] - Rhino Page: [email protected] - Randy Thompson: [email protected] LAUGHLIN NITE OUT - Andrew Anderson: (no email address given, but try) [email protected] Bowls Tuesday at 7:00 pm 740 Entering, No PWBA or PBA Members Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic The Gathering, Pokémon If a 10-pin drop occurs will go back 5 yrs. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Non-Sports Cards, McFarlanes, Comics & on USBC for book average Supplies, State & National Park Quarter Maps Guaranteed $150 per person & $1 per point Spin the Wheel for Prizes Every Saturday All Teams are paid in Laughlin 100% payout 4-person team must have 1 male or female MC, VISA, DISCOVER, AMEX, JCB, & DINER'S CLUB ACCEPTED LAYAWAY & GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Meeting Monday Nov. 11, 2019 - 7:00 p.m. Starts Tuesday Nov. 12, 2019 – 7:00 p.m. 13308 S. Inglewood Ave., Hawthorne, CA 90250 Mon - Thurs 1:30pm - 7pm For more information contact Fri Noon - 7pm • Sat Noon - 7pm • Sun Noon - 5pm Rick Freese – 909-461-8392, Larry Sena – 626-208-7606 (310) 675-3333 Or call the bowling center 909-860-3558 ask for Shelia Phil & Phyl Knoll Proprietors

October 17, 2019 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 5 Ultimate List: Every Player With A PBA Title by Lucas Wiseman In the history of the PBA Tour, there have been 359 Left-hander Earl Anthony ranks second on the list with Pete Weber (37 titles) and Parker Bohn III (35 titles) players who have won at least one title in their career. 43 titles. The late legend won his final title on May 12, round out the top five on the list. When the U.S. Open None of them has been as successful as Walter Ray Wil- 1984, also at the USBC Masters. takes place later this month, four of the top five players on liams Jr., however. Norm Duke is the third member of the 40-title club with this list will look to add to their legendary careers with an- Williams sits atop the all-time titles list with 47 career exactly 40 titles after winning two events so far in 2019. other major victory. Williams, Duke, Weber and Bohn are victories, the last of which came on Feb. 14, 2010, at the Duke’s most recent win came at the PBA Jonesboro Open all currently on the roster for the U.S. Open, which will be United States Bowling Congress Masters. back on March 3, 2019. broadcast live on FloBowling starting Oct. 25. Courtesy of the PBA, here’s a list of every player who has ever won a PBA Tour title along with the name and date of their most recent victory (as of Oct. 2, 2019):

47 Titles 10 Titles Don Helling (Monroe Max-Air Open Jason Sterner (FloBowling PBA Il- Scott Alexander (Chevrolet PBA Brian Kretzer (GO RVing Match Walter Ray Williams Jr. (USBC Barry Asher (Tucson HBO Open - - 3/22/75) linois Open - 8/31/19) National Championship - 2/25/95) Play Championship - 3/21/10) Masters - 2/14/10) 7/20/76) George Howard (Camden Open - Matt Surina (Tucson Open - Bryan Alpert (Kessler Open - Kelly Kulick (PBA Tournament of Tom Baker (PBA World Champion- 11/25/67) 6/19/81) 6/22/88) Champions - 1/24/10) 43 Titles ship - 3/21/04) Earl Johnson (Madison PBA Open Charlie Tapp (Toyota Classic - Annop Arramsaranon (Busan Cup Anthony LaCaze (Earl Anthony Me- Earl Anthony (USBC Masters - Bryan Goebel (PBA Medford Open - 3/13/65) 11/11/89) – 5/26/18) morial Classic - 1/17/10) 5/12/84) - 1/12/03) Bob Learn Jr. (Japan Cup 2001 - Pete Tountas (1968 USBC Masters) Cristian Azcona (Xtra Frame Wilm- Charlie Lacy (True Value Open - Steve Hoskins (Lone Star Open - 9/9/01) Kyle Troup (Lucky Larsen Masters ington Open - 5/20/18) 11/3/84) 40 Titles 11/21/00) Marc McDowell (Rochester Open - - 9/9/18) Dick Battista (Grand Rapids Open Dennis Lane (Portland Open - Norm Duke (Go Bowling! Jones- Tommy Hudson (Seattle Open - 10/28/92) Tommy Tuttle (Portsmouth Open - - 8/17/70) 6/7/77) boro Open –3/3/19) 6/5/82) Tom Milton (Miller Lite Classic - 3/22/69) Mitch Beasley (Chameleon Cham- Yannaphon Larpapharat (PBA/WBT Doug Kent (Denny's World Champi- 2/13/88) Steve Westberg (Amarillo Open - pionship - 12/1/16) Thailand - 10/6/17) 37 Titles onship - 3/25/07) Osku Palermaa (Bowling World 7/24/78) Dave Beckmann (Seattle Open - Mike Lastowski (USBC Masters - Pete Weber (Tournament of Cham- Wes Malott (Roth/Holman Doubles Open - 7/12/15) Steve Wunderlich (Columbia Se- 7/1/80) 5/14/1983) pions - 3/31/13) - 3/1/15) Ed Ressler Jr. (Houston Open - nior/Touring Doubles - 8/21/85) Ron Bell (Fair Lanes Open - 4/8/89) Larry Lichstein (Ebonite Open - Mike McGrath (Winston-Salem Invi- 8/4/79) Don Bickford (Oak Hills PBA Open 2/6/71) 35 Titles tational - 12/14/73) Ryan Shafer (Gene Carter Pro 2 Titles - 3/31/62) Bill Lillard (Miller High Life Open - Parker Bohn III (Cheetah Champi- George Pappas (Buffalo Open - Shop Classic - 8/23/15) Andrew Anderson (Greater Jones- Alan Bishop (Quaker State Open - 3/5/66) onship - 12/20/2015) 8/14/84) Harry Sullins (Tums Classic - boro Open – 6/3/18) 2/1/92) Jeff Lizzi (Brunswick Memorial 3/26/94) Brad Angelo (Viper Championship Glenn Blakesley (Akron Coca-Cola World Open - 11/11/92) 34 Titles 9 Titles Billy Welu (USBC Masters - 1965) - 12/23/12) PBA Open - 2/17/62) Chris Loschetter (Lucas Oil Wolf Mark Roth (IOF Foresters Open - Paul Colwell (PBA Doubles Classic Mike Wolfe (Cheetah Champion- DJ Archer (PBA/PBA50 South J.B. Blaylock (El Paso Open - Open - 6/18/13) 4/15/95) - 7/11/76) ship - 12/11/16) Shore Doubles – 8/8/15) 7/19/71) Roy Lown (National PBA Invitation- Dave Ferraro (Great Lakes Classic Sam Baca (Ebonite Open - 3/4/67) Sal Bongiorno (Portland Open - al - 5/13/61) 30 Titles - 11/2/94) 4 Titles Bill Beach (Don Carter Classic - 6/18/75) Ed Lubanski (Chicago PBA Open - Dick Weber (King Louie Open - Mal Acosta (Lite Beer Open - 1/29/72) Terry Booth (Tucson Open - 8/12/62) 2/19/77) 8 Titles 3/22/86) Jeff Bellinger (Lite Beer Champion- 7/16/69) Gary Madison (Bellows-Valvair Ryan Ciminelli (PBA Gene Carter's Mark Baker (PBA Oregon Open - ship - 4/2/88) Leroy Bornhop (Budweiser Classic Open - 6/7/71) 29 Titles Pro Shop Open - 8/18/19) 5/26/90) Bob Chamberlain (Hammer Open - - 11/28/87) Gary Mage (Seattle Open - 6/5/72) Mike Aulby (Silicon Valley Open - Gary Dickinson (BPAA U.S. Open Bob Benoit (El Paso Open - 7/31/85) Bo Bowden (True Value Open - Gary Martineau (Nashville Kiwanis 1/21/01) - 4/2/83) 7/17/93) Dennis Chapis (Eastern Open - 3/28/81) PBA Open - 9/19/65) John Mazza (Ebonite Challenge - Scott Devers (El Paso Open - 12/6/65) Darryl Bower (True Value Open - Jeff Mattingly (Tucson Open - 26 Titles 10/29/97) 7/21/90) Bill Coleman (Columbia 300 Open 11/16/85) 7/17/78) Don Johnson (Midas Open - Don McCune (Japan Gold Cup - John Gant (Brunswick World TofC - 9/2/80) Bill Bunetta (Fairless Hills PBA Jerry McCoy (Seattle Coca-Cola 2/12/77) 9/23/73) - 1/25/97) Darylee Cox (Portland PBA Open - Open - 5/19/60) PBA Open - 6/21/64) Mike Scroggins (Etonic Don John- Brian Himmler (Earl Anthony Med- 9/22/63) Neil Burton (USBC Masters - Cliff McNealy (Cleveland Open - 25 Titles son Eliminator - 3/7/10) ford Classic - 1/8/06) Tom Daugherty (Wolf Open - 5/25/80) 2/24/79) Brian Voss (Bayer Don & Paula Jesper Svensson (PBA Internation- Dennis Horan Jr. (Bayer/Brunswick 9/21/16) Lou Campi (Empire State PBA Bobby Meadows (Fair Lanes Open Carter Mixed Doubles - 2/21/10) al - WBT Thailand - 9/28/19) TPC - 2/27/00) Tommy Delutz Jr. (PBA Long Island Open - 5/24/59) - 2/26/72) Guppy Troup (Austin Open - Joe Hutchinson (Showboat-PBA Open - 11/18/01) Tony Cariello (Kessler Open - Norm Meyers (Seattle Coca-Cola 22 Titles 7/24/85) Doubles Classic - 6/27/81) Mike DeVaney (Scorpion Champi- 6/26/85) PBA Open - 9/29/63) Marshall Holman (Ebonite Classic - Marshall Kent (Grand Casino Hotel onship - 9/6/09) Jeff Carter (GEICO Plastic Ball James Miller (Showboat Invitational 10/15/96) 7 Titles & Resort Open - 7/2/17) Vern Downing (Alton PBA Open - Championship - 2/22/09) - 1/16/82) Jason Belmonte (DHC Japan Invi- Dick Allen (Cheetah Championship Steve Neff (Houston Open - 7/21/63) Jimmy Certain (Columbia PBA Dou- Mike Mineman (Bayer Classic - tational - 4/28/19) - 3/19/19) 7/31/78) Frank Ellenburg (Syracuse Open - bles Classic - 6/4/78) 2/25/07) Dom Barrett (U.S. Open - 10/31/18) Jim Pencak (Showboat Atlantic City 11/10/81) Wayne Chester (Salt Lake Open - Paul Moor (Balmaster Open - 20 Titles Roy Buckley (Buffalo Open - Open - 4/14/90) Ralph Engan (Cougar Open - 7/10/78) 1/11/15) Dick Ritger (AMF Magicscore Open 7/28/81) Marty Piraino (Columbia 300 Open 2/22/69) Jim Chestney (1969 USBC Mas- B.J. Moore (PBA Wilmington Open - 2/3/79) Jakob Butturff (Lubbock Sports - 8/20/73) Mark Fahy (USBC Masters - ters) - 8/14/19) Wayne Webb (Bud Light Champi- Shootout - 6/30/19) Gene Rhoda (St. Paul Open - 5/10/86) Bob Collatos (Las Vegas PBA Open C.K. Moore (Columbia 300 Open - onship - 4/12/97) Don Carter (Rochester PBA Open 3/12/66) Buzz Fazio (New Jersey BPA Cav- - 10/15/65) 2/2/96) Amleto Monacelli (DHC Japan Invi- - 11/4/62) Ronnie Russell (Fall Classic Team alcade - 3/14/64) Chris Collins (Pepsi Championship Jeff Morin (Seattle Open - 6/6/81) tational - 1/31/16) Steve Jaros (PBA Dexter Tourna- Challenge - 11/1/16) Steve Fehr (Brunswick Memorial - 3/5/06) Mark Mosayebi (AC DELCO Chal- ment of Champions - 4/10/05) David Traber (Peoria Open - World Open - 11/20/82) Fred Conner (Waukegan Open - lenge - 10/6/99) 19 Titles Steve Martin (Greater Los Angeles 2/14/98) Sam Flanagan (Fresno Open - 8/27/78) Jim Murtishaw (Bowlers Journal Chris Barnes (PBA Lubbock Sports Open - 1/12/85) Art Trask (Fair Lanes Open - 7/7/79) Toby Contreras (AC-DELCO Clas- Florida Open - 2/21/87) Open – 6/10/18) Hugh Miller (Dream Bowl 2002 - 4/16/83) Henry Gonzalez (Southern Califor- sic - 1/22/83) Doug Myers (1979 USBC Masters) Tommy Jones (PBA Bowlerstore. 9/2/02) Bill Tucker (Lions Club Open - nia Open - 7/14/79) Bobby Cooper (1970 BPAA All-Star) Andy Neuer (Bud Light Hall of com Classic - 8/23/19) Ernie Schlegel (USBC Masters - 9/17/67) Bud Horn (Mercury Open - Brian Davis (Greater Harrisburg Fame Championship - 2/19/94) 5/4/96) Tony Westlake (La Mode Classic - 11/16/70) Open - 8/19/93) Scott Newell (Ricart Ford Open – 18 Titles Anthony Simonsen (PBA Bear 8/8/91) Jason Hurd (PBA Pepsi Open - John Denton (Toledo Open - 2/19/12) Nelson Burton Jr. (Angle Open - Open - 8/29/19) Ron Williams (Cleveland Open - 11/28/04) 4/16/77) John Nolen (USBC Masters - 2/11/84) Robert Smith (CLR Windy City 2/20/93) Fred Jaskie (Brunswick Regional Joe Dignam (Huntsville Open - 2/15/09) Dave Davis (Fresno Open - 7/3/78) Classic - 11/25/07) Steve Wilson (PBA Flagship Open Champions Classic - 10/9/79) 7/27/69) Jon O’Drobinak (Quaker State Billy Hardwick (Monro-Matic Open Bob Strampe (Waukegan Open - - 2/24/02) Steve Jones (Ford Open - 1/15/77) Dick Downey (Labor Day PBA Clas- Open - 2/1/86) - 4/10/76) 8/18/68) Joe Joseph (PBA Tournament of sic - 9/3/62) Matt Ogle (Roth-Holman Doubles Dave Soutar (Syracuse Open - Mark Williams (Merit Mixed Dou- 3 Titles Champions - 5/20/62) Mike Edwards (IOF Foresters Bowl- Championship - 1/20/19) 11/9/82) bles Championship - 12/15/96) Dave Arnold (PBA Miller High Life Jack Jurek (Shark Championship - ing For Miracles Open - 4/16/94) Matt O'Grady (PBA Tournament of Open - 10/9/01) 9/6/09) Ray Edwards (El Paso Open - Champions – 2/18/18)) 17 Titles 6 Titles Jack Biondolillo (Tucson PBA Open Gus Lampo (Mercury Cougar Open 7/6/91) Morrie Oppenheim (Southern Cali- Carmen Salvino (Miller High Life Dave D’Entremont (PBA Wichita - 8/18/63) - 2/5/72) Graham Fach (Barbasol PBA Play- fornia PBA Open - 9/1/60) Classic - 1/6/79) Open - 10/13/02) Josh Blanchard (Xtra Frame Reality Thomas Larsen (Kuwait Interna- ers Championship – 2/21/16) Ray Orf (All-American Classic - Skee Foremsky (Columbia 300 Check Open - 3/19/17) tional Open - 3/14/13) Gary Faulkner Jr. (Rolltech PBA 7/22/62) 16 Titles Open - 11/4/74) Ray Bluth (Buckeye Open - 3/15/69) Rick Lawrence (PBA BowlersPara- World Championship - 12/18/15) Anthony Pepe (Cheetah Champion- Jason Couch (Mark Roth Plastic Don Genalo (Molson Golden Bowl- Ed Bourdase (Seattle Open - dise.com Open - 11/21/04) Steve Fields (Seattle Open - ship - 12/14/14) Ball Championship - 3/6/11) ing Challenge - 7/30/86) 6/18/74) Fred Lening (Parkersburg PBA 6/12/93) Jake Peters (Lucas Oil Badger Don Glover (Portland Open - Allie Clarke (San Jose Open - Open - 2/12/65) Joe Firpo (Showboat PBA Doubles Open – 6/11/13) 15 Titles 6/14/70) 1/6/73) Alvin Lou (Rolaids Open - 2/2/80) Classic - 6/10/87) Connor Pickford (Roth/Holman Steve Cook (Cleveland Open - Billy Golembiewski (Mobile Ser- Dale Eagle (Ebonite-Firebolt Open Sam Maccarone (Molson Golden Duane Fisher (Budweiser TPC - Doubles – 1/17/16) 3/21/92) toma PBA Open - 2/6/65) - 6/25/86) Bowling Challenge - 8/10/88) 12/1/90) Kurt Pilon (PBA Peoria Open - Mike Limongello (12th Annual Na- Palmer Fallgren (King Louie Open Mike Machuga (Chameleon Cham- John Forst (Columbia Senior/Tour- 9/25/01) 14 Titles tional Championship - 10/16/71) - 3/19/88) pionship - 11/16/08) ing Pro Doubles - 10/20/84) Kris Prather (PBA Scorpion Cham- Mike Durbin (Quaker State Open - Andy Marzich - (San Diego PBA Andres Gomez (Xtra Frame Pen- Pete McCordic (Miller Lite Chal- Dave Frame (Buffalo Open - pionship - 3/20/19) 1/26/85) Open - 10/4/64) sacola South Open - 6/21/15) lenge – 7/6/88) 8/10/76) Lewis Ray (Baltimore PBA Open - Dave Husted (National/Senior Dou- Rhino Page - (U.S. Open - 11/1/17) Ted Hannahs (True Value Open - Johnny Meyer (Boston PBA Open Jim Frazier (New England Open - 6/8/63) bles - 1/15/00) Ron Palombi Jr. (Bud Light PBA Na- 2/23/85) - 8/15/65) 8/17/76) Tony Reyes (Motor City Classic - Mika Koivuniemi (Viper Open – tional Championship - 2/27/93) Tim Harahan (Rochester Open - Rowdy Morrow (Senior/Touring Kevin Gillette (Canadian Open - 11/5/06) 12/21/14) Les Schissler (Portland Open - 9/2/68) Doubles Championship - 8/23/90) 8/26/80) Philip Ringener (Bud Light Champi- Johnny Petraglia (PBA National 6/18/67) Patrick Healey Jr. (PBA Dexter Tour- Paul Moser (Syracuse Open - Peter Hakim (Long Island Open - onship - 4/20/96) Championship - 3/29/80) Gary Skidmore (Showboat Invita- nament of Champions - 12/14/03) 11/7/77) 4/12/86) Andy Rogoznica (Birmingham PBA Sean Rash (PBA Wolf Open - tional - 1/25/86) Tom Hennessey (Canadian PBA Warren Nelson (ARC Alameda Jerry Hale (Southern California Open - 3/10/62) 8/27/19) Butch Soper (PBA National Cham- Open - 6/2/62) Open - 1/5/80) PBA Open - 12/21/64) Matt Sanders (Billy Hardwick Me- Jim Stefanich (Denver Open - pionship, 6/8/96) Justin Hromek (Hilton Hotels Clas- Jay Robinson (Great Adventures Bruce Hamilton (True Value Open morial Open - 6/25/17) 1/24/76) Jess Stayrook (Kingpin Classic - sic - 1/21/95) Open - 1976) - 2/15/92) Lou Scalia (1967 USBC Masters) 6/22/96) Bobby Jacks (Waukegan Open - Rick Sajek (Miller High Life Open - John Handegard (Northwest Clas- Alex Seymore (STP Classic - 13 Titles Jim St. John (Buckeye Open - 8/21/66) 3/24/84) sic - 7/11/95) 3/2/74) Bill Allen (Newark Open - 9/22/1968) 2/18/67) Dennis Jacques (Southern Califor- Al Savas (Southern California PBA Carsten Hansen (Storm Lucky Mike Shady (Earl Anthony PBA Patrick Allen (Dydo Japan Cup - Ricky Ward (PBA Medford Open - nia Open - 7/10/85) Open - 7/8/62) Larsen Masters - 9/8/19) Open - 5/23/92) 4/25/09) 1/13/02) Mats Karlsson (Brunswick Memo- J.B. Solomon (New Orleans Coca- Tom Harnisch (Bertrand PBA Open Kyle Shedd (Ford Open - 2/23/80) Del Ballard Jr. (BPAA U.S. Open - Chris Warren (Florida Open - rial World Open - 11/19/88) Cola PBA Open - 3/16/63) - 8/29/65) Kyle Sherman (Storm PBA/PWBA 4/10/93) 2/29/92) Francois Lavoie (Xtra Frame Jones- Rick Steelsmith (PBA National Chris Hayden (PBA VIA Bowling Striking Against Breast Cancer Randy Pedersen (PBA Pepsi Open boro Open - 6/4/17) Championship - 3/29/97) Open - 2/16/03) Mixed Doubles - 7/28/19) - 11/24/02) 5 Titles Robert Lawrence (BPAA U.S. Open Bill Straub (Rolaids Open - 2/13/82) Roger Helle (Tennesse PBA Open Emmett Shutes (Showboat Invita- EJ Tackett (Barbasol PBA Tour Fi- Glenn Allison (Oxnard PBA Open - - 4/11/92) Bob Vespi (ABC West Lanes Open - 3/29/63) tional - 1/13/79) nals - 7/21/19) 9/27/64) Randy Lightfoot (Denver Open - - 8/20/92) Tom Hess (USBC Masters – Gil Sliker (Showboat PBA Doubles Wayne Zahn (Showboat Invitational Mike Berlin (Columbia PBA Dou- 8/10/82) Kent Wagner (Austin Open - 2/13/11) Classic - 7/28/83) - 1/17/76) bles Classic - 6/4/78) Eugene McCune (Xtra Frame 7/15/87) Bob Hood (Home Box Office Open Bryon Smith (USBC Masters - Roger Bowker (Columbia 300 Open Cheetah Open - 1/22/12) Lonnie Waliczek (PBA Odor-Eaters - 7/16/74) 1/19/03) 12 Titles - 2/7/98) Mike Miller (Don Carter PBA Clas- Open - 3/2/03) Dick Hoover (PBA Colt Open - Robert Spaulding (Quaker State Larry Laub (Kessler Open - George Branham III (Cleveland sic - 1/30/99) Del Warren (Showboat PBA Dou- 2/10/62) 250 - 2/4/95) 10/16/79) Open - 10/9/96) Louie Moore (Syracuse Open - bles Classic - 6/10/87) Mike Jasnau (ARC Alameda Open Richie Teece (PBA Shark Champi- Harry Smith (Denver PBA Open - Pete Couture (Kessler Open - 11/8/76) Stuart Williams (FloBowling Tulsa - 1/2/88) onship - 12/17/17) 7/18/65) 6/18/83) Scott Norton (Earl Anthony Players Open -10/20/18) Bill Johnson (All-American PBA Jon Van Hees (Scorpion Champion- Danny Wiseman (PBA Exempt Tim Criss (PBA National Champion- Championship - 3/24/13) Billy Young Jr. (Tums Classic - Classic - 2/23/63) ship – 1/10/16) Doubles Classic - 2/3/08) ship - 2/27/99) Jimmie Pritts Jr. (King Louie Open 4/20/91) Jimmy Johnson (Brunswick Memo- Skip Vigars (Cleveland Coca-Cola Tom Crites (Kessler Classic - - 3/14/87) Les Zikes (Waukegan Open - rial World Open - 4/18/90) PBA Open - 2/24/62) 11 Titles 7/5/89) Joe Salvemini (Columbia 300 Open 8/30/83) Jimmy Johnson Jr. (PBA Oregon Tom Warren (Showboat Best-Ball Joe Berardi (Budweiser Challenge Mike Fagan (PBA World Champion- - 7/26/89) Sam Zurich (Buffalo Open - 8/16/83) Open - 2/28/97) Doubles - 7/25/76) - 10/28/89) ship - 1/11/15) Curt Schmidt (Fair Lanes Open - Liz Johnson (PBA Chameleon Cameron Weier (Qatar Open – Jim Godman (Quad Cities Open - Eric Forkel (Brunswick Long Island 2/14/76) 1 Title Championship - 12/17/17) 12/2/15) 8/5/80) Open - 5/1/99) Teata Semiz (Burger King Open - Rich Abboud (PBA Touring Pro/Se- John Juni (Tucson Open - 1/7/67) John Wilcox (Syracuse Open - John Guenther (Ford Open - 1/3/76) Butch Gearhart (Brut Open - 4/3/77) nior Doubles - 5/15/93) Jimmy Keeth (Tums Classic - 11/10/75) Bill O'Neill (Harry O'Neale Chesa- 11/13/73) Tom Smallwood (PBA World Cham- Eric Adolphson (Seattle Open - 4/18/92) Dave Wodka (Greater Detroit Open peake Open - 8/11/19) Bob Handley (Columbia 300 Open pionship – 2/25/18) 5/30/92) Johnny King (Hialeah PBA Open - - 10/27/99) David Ozio (AMF Dick Weber Clas- - 8/2/90) Bill Spigner (City of Roses Open - Dick Agee (Las Vegas PBA Open - 12/23/63) Tom Wright (Buffalo Open - 8/15/77) sic - 11/1/95) Michael Haugen Jr. (Delaware 5/30/81) 4/28/62) Bobby Knipple (King Louie Open - Open - 8/21/16) 2/3/73) Page 6 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 17, 2019

Keller continued from page 1 She joined the BWAA in 1973, and held many lead- erships positions before she was elected the first woman president of BWAA in 1992. She also served as president of the National Women Bowling Writers (NWBW) for six years. She won numerous writing awards, including the BWAA’s Mort Luby Distinguished Service Award, the THE NWBW Alberta E. Crowe Award and the Murrey Interna- tional Bowling Writer of the Year Award. MORONGO Keller, who lived in Chappaqua, New York, for nearly 50 years, served bowling on the local, state and national OPEN levels. She was on the Women’s International Bowling Congress (WIBC) board from 1984-1999, and was a long- Presented by time board member of the Westchester Women’s Bowling Jamie McWilliams Association and New York State Women’s Bowling As- November sociation. The WIBC recognized her work as an innovator TAT President 22nd-24th, 2019 with Joyce Deitch Trailblazer Award in 2002. Born Dec. 19, 1923, she graduated from Yale Universi- ty in 1947 with a bachelor’s degree in music (piano major) and spent a year teaching piano at the Perkins School for the Blind. She did graduate work toward a Master’s degree at Texas Christian University and was a graduate assistant in the school’s music history department. 1ST Place Keller is survived by her four children, Jan Schultz (Howard), David (Mary), Richard, and Lisa Lee (Daniel), six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services $99 $ $99 are pending. Entry Fee Re-Entries 10,000 Pete Weber continued from page 1 cess in the event than anyone in history. GUARANTEED “Having success at the U.S. Open definitely gives me confidence,” Weber said. “And yes, every time I go to the $250 FOR MAKING CUT U.S. Open, I feel like I can win it. It’s about keeping my mental game in focus, trying to keep myself under control 3 DIVISIONS and not get too mad at myself. Fill frames.” Open, True Amateur, Handicap Weber hopes his renewed focus on fitness will prepare him for the brutality of the format. “Since March, I’ve been feeling good about myself,” he said. “I’m taking care of myself a little bit more, eating a One bowler from each division in Final Match little healthier, and trying to get into better shape. I’m not trying to bulk up, but I want to tone and get to where I feel 1 in 5 Cut to Finals, TAT Finals format by Division like I’m throwing the ball hard. I know I’m throwing it well, but I need more speed behind it. “I’m working out three or four times a week, like I used Contact TAT President/Director Jamie McWilliams to, all the way up until the U.S. Open. I should be a little Call 1-844-321-8100 • e-mail [email protected] stronger and able to compete a little bit better.” Visit us at www.trueamateurtournaments.com or www.tatbowl.com Weber last won the U.S. Open in 2012 in perhaps the most iconic moment in bowling history. He finished third in 2013 and 2015 (the event was not held in 2014) and missed the cut each of the past three years. “I feel a lot better going into this U.S. Open than in the last couple years,” he said. “I’ve had the hip and back problems, but I haven’t had any of those since March. I’ve completed every tournament I’ve bowled in, and I’m feeling better about myself. It’s just a matter of it clicking together.” While Weber stays committed to his workout regimen, he’s been on the lanes as well, competing on the PBA Regional tour, in local tournaments, and in his weekly league. “I bowl league, which is no big deal,” he said. “I know the lanes are easy and there’s more mistake area, but I feel good about the way I’m throwing the ball. I’m shooting 740 every week, so that’s not too bad. Plus, there are local tournaments, and I’m making the top five every time I bowl, so it’s a matter of getting myself in shape.” This year’s U.S. Open will be held at Victory Lanes in Mooresville, North Carolina, where Weber won the 2016 PBA50 Mooresville Ford Open and where he’s come close to winning several other times. “I like the house, I know that,” Weber said. “I’ve won there, I’ve finished second, third, fourth. I like Moores- ville, I like Victory Lanes and the fans are great.” Shunning all thoughts of last year’s controversy and embracing a dedication to fitness and competition, Weber feels poised for his best U.S. Open performance in years. “I would love to make the show,” he said. “I’m not going to guarantee anything. But I’m ready to go. I’m ready to compete, I like the house and I’m ready to do it.” Teachers continued from page 1 can History Classes. I am working on Mike to do that. Mike Deetz “The Bowler” prefers Ebonite. He has one ball in his bag, the Ebonite Cyclone. It is the ball that works for him. Mike’s Cyclone was drilled by ZACK JELLSEY. By the way, there are some pretty good bowlers in the Teach- ers League. The TOP BOWLERS are: MEN 1. Tim Eshelman 211 (Average) 2. Ron Reaves 204 3. Tony Buyak 199 WOMEN 1. Roxanne Berch 193 2. Pam Martin 167 3. Marge Boyce 158 In case you’re curious, Mike Deetz is averaging 151 The League High Scores so far: High Series for Men: 690. Ron Reaves & Tim Eshelman High Series for Women: 600 - Roxanne Berch High Game for Men: 288 - Jim Getman High Game for Women: 235 - Roxanne Berch October 17, 2019 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 7

1992 -by CarolPART Mancini 3 Take off your bowling shoes, slip on your house shoes, scoot back into the lounger and amble along with me-and some old friends. to the no-tappers. Barry Gurney won his first PWSBT at Country Club Lanes in Fresno, beating 98 Butch Whittman, ABC’s Western field rep drove a 1935 Chevy to service ABC As- • guys. Al Chodor posted second and Ralph Wingert, third. All left handers! • sociations in his area. NO TOUCH! Gladys Banker, WIBC President (Board member since 1968) announced her retire- Bob Allender was President of the So. L.A.M.B.A. So many 300’s being bowled and • ment. • awarded, he was in weekly pictures. Max Epps was named the new G.M. at Don Johnson’s Keystone Lanes. He was Ron Leidholdt won his fifth Donkee Title at Cal Bowl. Ron is STILL bowling there in • formerly the Assistant G.M. at Forest Lanes. He replaced Jack Tanner. Epps had 34 • 2019. perfectos, 10 series in the 800’s, He graduated from Berkeley. He knew the game! Bowling centers for sale. 8 lanes, 12 lanes, 16 lanes, and like new 24 lanes. All in the Mary Lou Teller was named SEDBA “Secretary of the Year.” She received her award • Pacific Northwest. (Must furnish your own snow plow.) • from new President Bob Allender. Mary Lou is still a great secretary at Keystone Young Steve Smith rolled the second highest series recorded in the Orange County Lanes. Hail to you Mary Lou! • M.B.A. He rolled a 300 game at Rossmoor Bowl, followed by 263 and 290 for a total Nick Mancini was running his legendary “Hot Pot” at Vista Lanes. Entry fee was 853. Only 4 pins shy of the record, but 10 pins higher than his last 843. • $36.04!!! Ralph Lombard and his trusty computer pounded out the stats for the PCB. (Auto Clara Negrete celebrated Xmas early in July. Her 300 game earned her diamonds, • scoring puzzled most bowlers!) • pearls and gold awards. Phyl Knoll played Mrs. Claus. California and Michigan voted to tax bowling income-from tournaments mostly. Win Mae Shaffer passed away on June 15. Who was Mae? She never won a trophy. She • over $600, the state wanted a share. Club members protested. For Club owners who • was a worker! On the San Gabriel Board from 1974 to 1992. Plus she was a nightly didn’t understand the law, it was a bookkeeping nightmare. Clubs had to give mem- scorekeeper at Alhambra Valley Bowl for 30 years! bers 1099 forms! More later for sure. • Remember the bowling pins hung in centers with your name and score on them? • Jojo Pagkaliniawan logged the WCBT crown at Bahama Lanes. Love that name! Chuck Williams was the man behind the idea. • Richard Altman rolled back to back 300’s at Palm Springs Lanes. He lived up to his • Palm Springs Lanes hosted a Golf and Bowl kids tournament. The entry fee of $49 “Bowler of the Year” title. included 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch and a 2 game tournament just for kids. Great! Bargain Bowling; “Senior Loafer” at Bowlerland. The $6 entry fee included 3 games, The “Bowling Alley” in Pioneertown was for sale. Asking $335,000. Where is Pioneer- • coffee and cookies. • town? Reminder to Juan Fonseca. Remember your picture with Sal Veltri when he gave Harry Grant was about to start the 40th annual Grant Classic. July 3 to November • your the 300 ring? • 22, 1992. Squad organizers were bringing hundreds of bowlers every week. Did YOU Must be July and time to think about Winter leagues. Six centers were advertising for bowl the grant?? • league coordinators. 12 centers were for sale. July 2, 10 years ago. 1982 Glenn Allison rolled his 900. What lanes did he bowl on? Tish Johnson was Captain of the Bowlers Journals All American Team which includ- • Gotcha! Laned 13 and 14. • ed Donna Adamek, Leanne Barrette, Anne Marie Duggan and Dana Miller-Mackie. • The High Roller entries closed July 3. The purse hit $2 million at the Showboat. All • Verdugo Hills Bowl sent congrats to Darrell Umbarger for his 12 xxx’s. you had to do was win 2 matches to get your $1,100 entry fee back. Over 1300 en- • Stacy Rider chalked up her 4th WWPB title at Palomar Lanes. tries were expected. • 22 Active West centers declared “Smokeless Free Saturdays” 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. They • The NABI National Tournament was won by Rogelio Marquez of Tijuana. His prize wanted healthy, fun filled activities for kids and families. was $30,000. He drove across the border every week-end to bowl NABI. • Billy Myers Jr snatched first place in the Scratch 6 gamer at Oak Tree Lanes. That • The final “Pot Shot” was scheduled for July 11 at Del Rio Lanes. It had a long suc- was $300 plus sidepots. cessful run. The “Pot Shot” was a spin off of Mancini’s great “Hot Pot” that ran for so Buena Lanes bombshell by Emmanuel Manson...300-300-244/844. “Twas a Ven- long at 60 lane Grand Central Bowl. YES, I Carol Mancini stole it!!! • tura County Record. Larry Galloway won $14,000 first place money in the Showboat Invitational. Dewann Clark, founder of “The Greater L.A. Junior All Stars, owned Specialized • Victor Asta was “King for a Day” at Pickwick Bowl. He said seven was his lucky • I.M.S. His total business was destroyed by fire during the L.A. Riots. The junior bowl- • number when he posted 257-267-278/802. ing world responded instantly. Fundraisers of all sorts popped up. The first was at • Lefty Eddie Williams scored on every hit...238-288-300/826 at Mission Hills Bowl. Pioneer Bowl. • Chaparrel Lanes and Oak Tree Lanes were chosen to host the 1994 Men's State Donna Adamek and Mike McGrath won the Coors Light Doubles Title at West Lane Tournament. The San Gabriel Valley Men’s Assn was happy about the vote. (But they • Bowl in Stockton. Second was the team of Paula Vidad and Ron Randall. had no idea the work ahead!) The San Gabriel W.B.A. had hosted two State Tourna- Dick Weber/Justin Hromek teamed up to win the PBA Doubles. Dick became the only ments so they offered their help. • player in PBA history to capture a title in five different decades. • Wanted-League Coordinator. Salary? $50,000? Center? Pretty good offer for 1992. • Colima Lanes toasted Steven Gurrieri for his 278-286-236/800. Fastest ball in the • Gene Stus, bowling the Senior Tour stop at Cal Bowl, rolled a 300 game on T.V. and west. won an extra $100,000 from Brunswick Corp. Chuck Sager made the presentation Junior bowler Russell Dwyer dropped all the pins but one. Big 299 at Canoga Park for Brunswick. Stus won $9,000 for first place, $10,000 from PBA and $300 fromCal • Bowl. Bowl. • Subscription to the Bowling News was $25 for 52 issues. • Tournament dress code-No shorts above the knee, no gym shorts, spandex, cut offs • Mike Aulby captured his 20th PBA Title in Green Bay. Those guys on tour traveled, and no waistbands below the west. WP bowled, traveled, bowled. A legend passed away on July 1, 1992. Frank Pasquale built Arena Bowl in 1958 Dick and DIane Brassch opened their new Pro Shop in Westminster. It was a beaut! • and was the head of operations for over 25 years. The Pasquale family as a whole • One of the features at the Hall of Fame Museum in St. Louis was the life and times was a bowling legend! Western •Pacific of San Diego’s Bowling Joe Norris. Included Supply,was photo, uniforms, Inc. 1936 Olympic pins, videos Vice President Dan Quayle was the guest speaker at the BPAA Convention in Las and a visit from Joe. He was 84 in 1992. • Vegas. The Quayle family bowled and he shared some good bowling stories. Bowlers donated more money to charity than any other group of athletes. Craziest want-ad EVER! Wanted--16 wooden lanes, not less that 2 1/2 inches thick • Bowling was played as early as 5,200 B.C. • and not a hair wider that 42 inches. CALL NICK TERMITE at 619-941-1032. • • Pro Shop owner Fred Eastwood had his voice box removed and was using an electro larynx. A question that has been debated for decades “Are bowlers ath- Gail Burshi was the first woman to shoot 300 at Mission Hills Bowl. (Why do we • SHOOT 300??) letes?” What’s your opinion. The Olympic Committee said “No!” But • In the 6 1/2 years run of the “Hot Pot” at Del Rio Lanes, $417,832.50 was paid out I ask, how about archery, shooting, hammer toss, ribbon dancing???

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2ND ANNUAL FUNDRAISINGbyBette Addington, California Bowling Writers TOURNAMENT the end of the second squad, there were still plenty items to choose from. A fun day had by all. Thank you to all that participated and brought this year’s donation check amount to $3,742.25! This year’s event was $1,253.25 more than last year’s inaugural tournament that was held at Morgan Hill Bowl.

Events are not possible without the help and support of volunteers. - Special thanks to Donna Morales, Tournament Director, who created this event last year and puts in many hours making it become a reality. - Harold Morales, understanding husband, photographer, participant and assistant to Tournament Director. - Thanks to all the bowlers who came out (some bowled last year’s event too) and bowled as well as those bowlers who were not able to bowl but donated! - Thanks to the CBW board members (Bette Addington, Donna Dillard & Tina Martin) for their donations and helping work the event. - Thanks to the Santa Clara County USBC board members for their help running the tournament in various capacities: - President Phyllis Castrovinci (also a CBW board member) – helped wher- ever needed and selling drawing tickets. - V-President Tanya Nelson – running brackets - Sgt.-at-Arms Carmen Bettencourt (also a CBW board member) – helped sell drawing tickets - Director Doug Booth – helped sell drawing tickets - Director Debbie Elliott – running brackets (l-r): Bette Addington, Pres. CBW, Donna Dillard, CBW Secretary, Mary Cortani of - Fran Ellis – sold items at Bake Sale Operation Freedom Paws, Donna Morales, OFP Tournament Director, Tina Martin, - Louise Marseline – sold items at Bake Sale CBW Treasurer, Phyllis Castrovinci, Pres. Santa Clara County USBC & CBW Board - Jeff Evenson – MC extraordinaire throughout the entire tournament member, and Carmen Bettencourt, CBW Board member with Betsy, her service dog. Picture was taken at end of 2nd annual OFP Bowling Tournament at 4th Street Bowl - Thanks to Marvin Hale (Storm Staff)/Off the Sheet Pro Shop for his donation in San Jose, CA. of a Storm bowling bag for the Silent Auction. - Special thanks to Sean Mamlok/Get On Track Pro Shop at Morgan Hill Bowl San Jose, CA—The Board of the California Bowling Writers gathered in San for his donation of (3) bowling balls for the Silent Auction. Jose the last weekend of September for their Interim Meeting and were treated to a tour of Operation Freedom Paws and then wrapped up the weekend with the 2nd annual Operation Freedom Paws Fundraising Bowling Tournament held at 2nd Operation Freedom Paws Tournament Final Results 4th Street Bowl. Sun., September 29, 2019 4th Street Bowl, San Jose Saturday, Sept. 28, started with a tour of Operation Freedom Paws in San Martin. The CBW Board was excited to have been asked by OFP’s Mary Cortani Men’s Division to come take in part of her morning session as well as get a tour of the facility. 1st – Steve Miller, San Jose (765 $94.50 When we arrived, we saw a session being taught how to give a pill to their ser- 2nd – Leon Haygood, Sr., Gilroy (752) $74.25 vice dog to get their dog to swallow it. Her secret way ended with showing the 3rd – Jeff Luebbers, San Jose (738) $56.25 handlers how to give their dog a kiss on the nose and down the pill went! So clever. We were then taken on a tour by Jenna Hernandez and she showed us Women’s Division the inside of this huge building that they use when the weather is bad outside 1st – Maureen Huber, Santa Cruz (746) $108.00 to train as well as they had a few dogs boarded in one area. We then saw the 2nd – Helen Kennedy, San Jose (738) $90.00 outside fenced exercise areas where the dogs were allowed to play and run while 3rd – Linda Crockett, Gilroy (713) $76.50 being monitored by a trainer. Jenna noted that they accept donations of sheets, 4th – Pati Dellinger, San Jose (703) $67.50 blankets, towels and pillows. We then got to see their outside areas to work their 5th – Lina Sujo, Sunnyvale (692) $58.50 dogs and relax with their dogs. OFP first priority is to help Veterans and a one- 6th – Marilyn Bianco, San Jose (687) $49.50 year program costs $17k per dog. We were joined on our tour by Vicki Topaz and found out she is in the process of doing a documentary, “Dog Walk Home” that If you missed this event and would like to be included in this year’s California she hopes to have done by 2021 (www.dogwalkhomefilm.com). She, like several Bowling Writers’ Charity Drive to Operation Freedom Paws, you have until Dec. others, are totally engaged with what goes on at Operation Freedom Paws and 31, 2019 to make a donation. Just log on to www.calbowlingwriters.org to down- once you are there taking it in, you too, will be a believer as we soon were! This load the Operation Freedom Paws donation form. program is designed to heal a Veteran with a service dog and this process can take eight years. OFP gets sheltered dogs. Many of their Veteran clients come Operation Freedom Paws is located at 13920 Llaga Avenue, San Martin, CA from all over California and are transported to OFP through Angel Flight. 95046 (Physical address). Their phone number is (408) 683-9010. Their website is www.operationfreedompaws.org. Four Paws, Two Feet, One Team. Saturday afternoon the CBW Board conducted their Interim Meeting in the meeting room back at 4th Street Bowl in San Jose.

Sunday morning started bright and early with CBW board members along with Mary Cortani and her staff including Brenda Shiplett (Director of Marketing) and OFP photographer Alan Chan, along with Tournament Director Donna Morales and her volunteers from the Santa Clara County USBC association setting tables up prior to the first squad check-in at 9am. This year’s event not only featured a raffle but added a bake sale. There was also about six items for the Silent Auc- tion displayed. And also new this year, Operation Freedom Paws brought an array of their t-shirts and sweatshirts available to sell. Something for everyone who came to bowl or came to take the event in.

The first squad at 10am went on as scheduled and the staff at 4th Street Bowl were there to make sure it ran smoothly. Several OFP clients and their dogs were there to be a part of the event again this year and also there to show tournament bowlers just how quiet and obedient these service dogs are in a setting like this. You would not even know the dogs were there! One of the clients even bowled this squad and said it was the first time he bowled in 15 years! His dog was there with him behind the pair of lanes he was bowling on and he would return back to his side after he bowled each frame.

The 2pm squad nearly filled the center and bowlers looked like they were having a great time. Many won raffle gifts as they bowled. The bake sale had more baked goods than buyers and even when the items were reduced to half price at Page 10 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 17, 2019

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It was a honey of a striking it will cost you $2.00 if you want to get in, you will use fill vacant spots, report final averages and literally fest. Michelle Criswell chased the pocket and found your 2nd game, and you are trying to get the most pins spoil the troops. This is “Thank your league secre- some strikes of her own. Way to go girl! ***Emmer- over you average scratch. The winner over all will win tary” week! *** = this weeks honor scores. son Wafer 289-258/794, Jonathan Gale 275/686, $300 extra for their league prize fund. Funsters: Some people had more fun than others Jamie Carrington 267-256/718, Jerry Cant 267/729, Vegas Bound: Scr: 650 Shellie Camarata, 526 Sheila this week. Chris Abing laughed all the way to the Sonny Dew 247/684, Sue Cant 226-211/569, Mi- Eppens, 736 Peter Ruiz, 694 David Molina, 279 Bran- piggy bank. ***Chris Abing 747, Jim Plante 621, Fred chelle Criswell 224-192/574, Rita Soares 205/511, don Goodman, 246 Rick Davis, 235 Leona Ruiz, 199 Guray 584, Odette Dalton 578, May Toledo 543, Ja- Carol Egenias 192, Naimah Williams 191/525, Shir- Loretta Flores and Team: 2767 Where’s Aimee. net Love-Reece 510, Ernie Vina 253, Randy Antazo ley Owens 190/530. Club 55: Hdcp: 662 JoAnn Cunningham, 643 Rhina 234, Larry Martinez 216, Julie Grabinski 217, Tua Vegas Crackpots: Vegas, Vegas, Vegas...Only 30 McCall, 707 Gary Brink, 701 John Emrich, 260 Don Di- Sula 201, Dorothy Ruggiero 187. more weeks to go. Like waiting for Xmas when you amond & Bob Marcelo, 245 Jeannie Taylor, 244 Darla Senior Men’s Trio: The “Best in the West” is not a were a kid. Don’t pack up yet! ***Marcel V 252/617, Lloyd & Renee Allen and Team: 1902 Pin Sweepers. joke. Its the truth...These gentleman hold many re- Thomas Cathey 246/628, Terrence Grady 245/591, Chamber & Friends: Scr: 566 Clara Lotton, 519 cords, 300 games and honors. Great from years past Leon Rudolph Jr 234, Michael Williams 234, Jimmy Deana Bass, 692 Peter Ruiz, 616 Steve Dolphin, and still have the desire to compete. The 36 teams of Parks 230/600, David Pagdilao 608, Douglas Harris 230 Brian Behounek, 223 Chris Gilbert, 204 Theresa seniors averaged 188 this week. Four shot over 700. III 592, Tippy Thornton 224, Ellen Myers 214.569, Botello, 181 Heidi Boothe and Team 1951 Team 12. ***Jerry Cant 268/771, Jacob Culpepper 267/717, Dayna Doval 204/555, Alexis Hammond 203/519, Laughlin Nites: Scr: 448 Lynn Wills, 387 Dawn Archie Stull 266, Chauncey Brown 265/722, Randy Shaonna Battle 196/505, Felicia Williams 185/494. Renner, 596 Mike Sambas, 537 Tony Guzman, 199 Antazo 261, Joe Ray Jr 702, Steve Vaughn 664. Mega Vegas: What a tight race! Nine teams are just Rick Freese, 194 Jim Chastain, 152 Jackie Sanchez, Sport Practice Club: This is a “newby” league. A 4 games out of first. ***Elgie Monge 267, David Louis 143 Virgie Sena and Team: 2047 Team 7. chance to learn about oiling patterns. The house in- 244, Wes Buckles 224, Michelle Allen 199, Terrance Crazy 4 Vegas: Scr: 686 Lance Clifford, 484 Rita structors (Gold Coach) bowls in the league and an- Allen 654, Jamie Carrington 636, Jose Perez Jr 584, Kwasnick, 173 Jullie Stricker, 253 Tim Herron and swers all your questions. Oil pattern is changed ev- Jocelyn Higa 409. Team: 1978 Here We Come!. ery few weeks. The league average rises a few pins Fil-Am: Fil-Am translates into FILL IN the squares. Young @ Heart: Hdcp: 681 Marilyn McOwen, 672 each week. Fun to watch the progress. Up-up-up!! Like strikes and spares. No empty boxes is their mot- Mary Hoagland, 729 Larry Oda, 722 Gary Brink, 263 ***Antonio Palongro 662, Kevin Gallagher 600, Allen to. ***JR DeGuzman 716, Ike Topacio 708, Henry Bob Marcelo, 262 Don Crandall, 237 Pat Copeland, Swickard 428, Lisa Swanson 423, Janet Love 423, Quattlebaum 667, Morag Knapp 622, Emily Burch- 236 Linda Sacquety & Sheila Eppens and Team: 1993 Kat Harvill 370, Lowell Huber 237, Marcus Battiest man 548, Linda Sarabia 545, Tres Catalasan 259, kingpins. 169, Lawrence Morris 164, Norma Jasso 178. Rey Santos 248, Chris Abing 235, Marife Catalasan Let it Ride: Scr: 720 V.P. Vanthel, 642 Vido Samar- Sierra Bugs: Can anyone remember who named 228, Christ Estimo 204, Avelina Cumbis 202, Cyndi zich, 538 Sancha Acevedo, 452 Cece Vanthiel, 192 this league? What happened to the “Lakewood La- Castile 202. Stephanie Row, 170 Adele Hernandez, 278 Mr Taco, dies’? “Queen Pins”? “Coffee Clatchers”? More mod- Laughlin Bowler Bears: Sunday is the “best” 216 TB 12 and Team: 2136 Colonial Clan. ern FE-mailers versus E-Malers. ***Connie Wood day. Just ask these rollers. ***Jonathan Gale 248- Happy Strokers: Scr: 445 Ryan Phipps, 269 Leah 202-170/528, Debbie Berardini 184/474, Sandy 248-238/734, Ernie Fisher 247/679, Ray Grabinski Washington, 265 Julie Melendeaz, 165 Jim Foote, Wright 178/455, Diane Lepore 175, Linda Maldonado 232/628, Yvonne Abboud 202/496, Julie Grabinski 152 Mary Celian, 137 Shirley Rosen and Team: 830 173/476, Bea Sueki 165, Priscilla Lees 464, Linda 187-182-181/550, Elaine Harmon 179/505. Team 7. Kinney 459, Pamela Johnson 453. Junior Bowlers; Our Stars of Tomorrow Fil-Am Keglers: Scr: 595 Annie Oakley Liao, 531 Sue Young at Heart: Subs are scarce, hardly even Lil Raiders: Benjamin Avalos 112/190, Nicholas Loftin, 698 Mark Huertas, 642 Bryce Wislon, 245 Jun needed. All 180 games this week were by league Sanchez 96/184, Levi Galindo 115/183. Contreras, 244 Ralph Carusone, 226 Rowie Jucal, members, and they averaged 173. Question? Do Seniors: Byran Whitehead 236/617, Reymar San- 201 Eleanor Carandang and Team: 2230 Horsemen. you think you bowl better in the summer or winter? tos 217, Kevin Tate 214/585, A.C. Cunanan 214/555, TBYBP Jr/Adult Turtle Crew: Scr: 395 Sarah Lee, Heavy ball? Lightweight? ***Rey Santos 267/604, Sandra Chacon 190/503, Keilani Alejandro 181/489, 501 Martin Velasco, 232 Henry Lee Adult: 476 Brian Anthony Leavell 246/645, Charles Gleason 239/616, Jenna Barakat 175/482. Lee and Team: 994 Team 1. Rich Heid 235/618, Jimmy Hamilton 227/619, James Striking Force: Ethan Santos 231, Jaydan Mis- TBYBP Pin Heads: Scr: 342 Kyle Yonezawa, 302 Thompkins 224, Frances Walker 209/539, Myra Kre- try 212/528, Yairi Lubag 208, Ian Fiel 546, Daniel Arian Chavez, 94 Jacob Oliva and Team: 342 Mario men 202, Carla Dean 191-190/534, Cherise Ste- Rios 523, Kayla Stephens 197/488, Aislinn Lubag Bowler. phens 188, Danne VanHorn 180/480, Wilma John- 159/461. TBYBP Rug Rats: Scr: 96 Nathan Dorn, 64 Ethan son 180-179/523, Dorothy Ruggiero 486. Rookies: Noah Whitlock 178/480, Mason Dropkin Ruiz and Team: 127 Spiderman Turtle. Pin Heads: The single 600 series this session was 142/367, Nicholas Morrison 137/377, Ari Munroe TBYBP Pin Pals: Scr: 388 Neel Kankariya, 230 by Ashley Brown. She had a good eye, brought the 145/390, Nalani Bocalan 128/327, Aubrey Cannon Sophia VanHerk, 149 Caden Sham and Team: 585 right ball and had a special look at the pocket. Take 121/326. Caden Sham. a look at these scores: ***Damon Flewelen 217/542, Check your league sheet online at Calbowl.com TBYBP Jr/Adult Strike Force: Scr: 391 Kira Ihara, Chuck Appleberry 212/524, Bill Marseilles 199/498, At the top of the screen hit “down” and a list of 479 Jai Kankariya, 123 Jazzy Ruiz, 160 Jason Weed, Bruce Brown 192/510, Ashley Brown 216-200/602, leagues is available for your choice. That’s all for And Adults: 606 Jennifer Dorn and Team: 1328 Not Stacy Kelly 197-194/583, Diane Robles 523, Mel this week! Fast, But Furious. Leach 505. TBYBP Jr Gold: Scr: 697 Henry Lee, 560 Zoey Meraz, Mini Couples: Friday-end of work, time to play. Some 167 Sarah Lee, 209 Dominic Fisher and Team: 1256 days the pins co-operate, some days they don’t. Pickwick Bowl 1 Man Team. These bowlers were happy, happy, happy. The men 921 Riverside Dr. Check our website www.oaktreelanes.net for more averaged 180/ladies 154. Above the national aver- Burbank, CA 91506 information and all of our specials and our youth web- age. ***Kirk VanDoren 660, Richard Chambers 605, by Tish (818) 842-7188 site www.tbybp.com. Keep the great scores a rolling. Bill Dennis 604, Orrelle Dennis 621, Marilyn Mariano 514, Gina Bjoralt 501, Mike Onusic 236, Barry Frem- BURBANK – It’s a known fact I am addicted to Lamb 204, Jeffrey Earle 684, Megan Hazzard 512. bling 231, Allan Larios 215, Emily Burchman 234, bowling. I do not plan on getting any help for this ad- (hdcp) Cory Neill 259, Catherine Noonan 247, Richard Claudia VanDoren 198, Kathleen Stein 169. diction. Why would I? Bowling has blessed me with Andersen 710, Cathy Stevens 681. Gobs and Gals: I hope the Gobs and Gals dress wonderful, lifelong friends! Over sooo many years LA SportsNet: (scr) Marcus Anderson 228, Johnny up for Halloween. That would be GREAT. Just like of league bowling, state and national tournaments, Cruz 565, Erin Witt 381. (hdcp) Rick Mader 266, the scores this week. The league AVERAGED 190! I have a story & a memory of most of the people I Natalie Toomas 236, Steve Mannella 669, Daphne 197 for the men. The league motto is “More Strikes, have encountered. Not all the stories are related to Perrenoud 738. Less Complaining” These bowlers had NOTHING to bowling but of events surrounding bowling events. In Orbits: (scr) Gini McLoud 184, Cheryl Mikels 487. complain about this week. ***Robert Sneed 792, An- Reno, sitting at a table of Let It Ride with ladies from (hdcp) Jan Levitt 225, Cres Cruz 632. tonio Palangio 809, Julian Zavala 749, Vern Adams other states I had bowled with earlier in the day, and Guys & Dolls: (scr) Mike McMahon 676, Colleen 725, Stephanie Zavala 663, Liza Agoncillo 635, Anna hitting four of a kind. Receiving an exchange gift on Simpson 543, Dylan Jimenez 263, Olivia Tilleard 223. Reyes 614, Arnold Cheesman 299, Sonny Dew 289, the lanes of a hand painted rock, which I still have. (hdcp) Woody Gillis 745, Louis Cueva 676, Richard Jamie Carrington 277, Jonathan Gale 277, Chris When I look at it, the memories are there, bright & Patenaude 335, Karen Ruan 279. Slack 277, Dawn Stephens 247, Darylynn Davis 230, crisp. Even the bad scores come with thoughts of the Wed Night Hdcp: (scr) Michael Fajardo 275, Amber Donna Owens 216. people who commiserated with me though they were Ball 203, Jack Karapetyan 715, Stephanie Rakers Grandma’s and Grandpa’s: YEA! School has start- strangers to me at the time! I embrace my addiction 585. (hdcp) Trevor Wakefield 299, Regina Beaner 267, ed, no more “baby-sitting”...back to bowling! The & I encourage you to do the same. Jackson Wecott 767, Tracey Mugg 703. league average was down a little this week, only 153. Senior Swingers: (scr) Bob Shimp & Dick Bay 147, Senior Foursome: (scr) Fred ampa 185, Cheryl Those lazy pins hate to jump around on a hot day. Marie Menez 167, Rick Langer 428, Kim Rasmussen Mikels 161, Winston Gorriceta 522, Marie Menez 448. ***Walter Milsap 235-215-185/635, Paul Morrison Jr 486. (hdcp) Marv Poretta 234, Diane Sorem 256, (hdcp) Jim Emery 235, Josie Pemberton 235, Jim 215/535, Chris VanDeven 211/531, Esque Donnell Robert Cornett 653, Mary Langer 661. DeAngelo 668, Seiki Tluczek 630. 205-192/566, Walter Gist 178/494, Elena VanDeven Monday 710-Telco: (scr) William Cope 244, Judy Until next time…keep the ball rollin’! October 17, 2019 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 11

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