August 13, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday, August 13, 2009 Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 Not Tuckered Out! Gary Markowitz Wins WCST Field Set For Nation Wins BWAA July SAN DIEGO—The NABI Semi-Finals at U.S. San Diego tournament held at Ebonite Singles Senior Division. Mira Mesa over the weekend Women’s Bowler of the Month was a successful one for Sean Vaughn Doody Again Super Tucker, as he won his second LAS VEGAS—Carolyn NABI title. Senior Champion at Linbrook Dorin-Ballard of Keller, Tex- Sean was the #1 qualifier, as, and Missy Bellinder of so only had to win one match by Dick Sanders Fullerton, Calif., secured the for the championship. This A N A H E I M — G a r y lanes. Thanks to our coverage last two spots in the semifi- meant his competition could Markowitz (Northridge), start- sponsor, Ebonite International, nals at the 2009 U.S. Women’s be the ones that were “tuck- ed out in the finals in 4th place, and to all the bowlers who en- Open, a Bowling ered out”, as they had to roll 148 pins behind qualifying tered this tournament. Congress event on Sunday af- the extra games before facing leader, Mark Dyer, who had SUPER SENIOR NEWS ternoon. him, rolled 2433 for the 10 games. Vaughn Doody (Las Vegas) Dorin-Ballard defeated He was determined to cap- By the end of game #4, took continues to win Super Senior Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, ture the title, & it showed, as over the lead, and slowly ran Titles. This win was his 4th , 258-225, while Bell- he bowled well on the chal- away from the field, and fin- title this year, and his 3rd in inder knocked off top seed lenging tournament conditions ished the last game with a big a row. Vaughn, now has 31 Shannon O’Keefe of Arling- provided by the center. 297 game, and won the tour- WCST Titles, and is the All ton, Texas, 279-213, as the More & more competitive nament by 174. Pins over 2nd Time Leader in the WCST for winners moved on to Sunday bowlers have come to appreci- place finisher, Mark Dyer. Championships. He started night’s semifinals. They are ate tougher lanes, as they are 2nd, 3rd & 4th, finished only in last place in the finals of joined by Tammy Boomer- Stefanie Nation learning to make the necessary 10 pins apart.. John Conway, 6 bowlers, 160 pins behind shine of North Ogden, Utah, ARLINGTON, TX — Ste- American woman to win the adjustments to succeed. Thank who trailed the leaders for the qualifying leader, Kevin Gan- and Shannon Pluhowsky of fanie Nation of Arlington, gold medal at the WTBA you John & staff! entire finals, finished strong non, and caught Kevin, after Phoenix, who advanced to the Texas has been named the Women’s Championships, Sean won a total of $1125, for 6th with a 299 game. Un- 3 games rolling 741, and win- semifinals on Saturday. July 2009 Kegel Bowler of the following in as he was a “frequent bowler” fortunately, 2nd place. Quali- ning all 3 of the matches. Walt After leaving a 10 pin in Month by the Bowling Writers 1999 and Shannon O’Keefe in & earned the extra from that fier Jeff Garrison, who rolled Block, rolled 732 for the 1st 3 the opening frame, Dorin- Association of America. 2007. pot. Congratulations! 2397 in the qualifying, did games, won all 3 of his match- Ballard rattled off six consecu- Nation captured the sin- Other nominees capturing not win a match and finished es and took the lead by 25 tive strikes to pull away from gles gold medal at the World substantial votes were Stephen last. Bowlers qualified, bowl- pins. Walt looked like a sure Barnes. Four 10-pin leaves Tenpin Bowling Association Conn, Crestwood, Ky. and ing the first 5 games on the winner rolling a 279 game in in the first eight frames kept Women’s Championships in Maggie Zakrzewski, Palatine, high side of the center, and the game #4, to take a 117 pin lead Barnes from staying close to Las Vegas. After qualifying Ill., USBC Junior Gold Boys 2nd 5 games on the low side with 2 games to go. Vaughn Dorin-Ballard. as top seed, Nation defeated and Girls Division winners of the center. 27 bowlers en- closed in after Game #5, with “First of all, I was bowl- Krista Pollanen of Finland, and USBC Youth Open All- tered the Senior Division, for a 257 game, and the lead was ing against Lynda Barnes and 220-195. Nation then downed Events Boys and Girls Divi- total of 9 checks paid out for cut to 44 pins to start the posi- continued on page 8 Mexico’s Sandra Gongora in sion winners Andrew Koff, a total of $3,485.00. Top 3: tion round. Vaughn won that the final match, 167-131. Miami, Fla. and Katie Thorn- 1st. Markowitz, $750.00, 2nd, match 235-202. The bonus California Women’s Nation became the third ton, Chesapeake,Va. Mark Dyer (Moreno Valley), points of 30, gave Vaughn $525, and 3rd to Scott Kraye the victory by 19 pins. Kevin Tournament (La Habra), $405.00. For 10 Gannon ended up in 5th place. tournaments so far this year, a Stan Caswell also bowled very Comes to a Close CA State Queens to be total of $84,880.00 paid out, well to finish in 3rd place. Top LAKE FOREST—As the and for 291 tournaments, a to- 2: 1st, Doody, $700.00, 2nd, women’s tournament came to held at Yorba Linda Bowl tal of $3,404,748.00 has been Walt Block (San Clemente), a close for the 2009 year we The other finalists were paid out. The WCST would $515.00. 22 Bowlers entered look back on some outstand- YORBA LINDA—The And, if you already qualified Tony Nunez, Jim Nunnally, like to thank Linbrook Bowl, for 7 checks and a total pay-off ing bowling. California State Queens con- from the Championships but George Evans, & Phil Horn. and their GM, Mr. John Ha- of $2,880.00. At Forest Lanes, the second cluded their qualifier through want to “practice” that day at $50 guaranteed sidepots were vales and the workers of the 300 game of the tournament the Women’s State Champion- Yorba Linda, the cost is only collected by George Evans, was shot by Kim Dibenedetto, ships that was held at Forest $45 to bowl as a pacer. Homer Bautista, Joe Ico, during her second game of Lanes. Qualifiers used their You can download the entry Chuck Gross, Jared Evans, doubles. After a bit of a rocky scratch Doubles and Singles form online at www.CalUSBC. Tony Nunez (2), Phil Horn start during the first game she scores. The last weekend of com. Pass on the information (2); James Horst (2), David found the strike zone. She the tournament added one last of this tournament to other high Danielly (2), Paul Willey & hit the 12 in a row and had qualifier to the 14 seeded posi- averaged women that you think Arlene Bautista, while Brian another 8 strikes in the third tions that will compete in the may be interested. We would Watkins was the only bowler game to finish with a 277 and finals this weekend at Yorba like to see this event grow. Also to hit the 3-6-9 & pocketed the a 780 series. She was 162 pins Linda Bowl in Orange County. remember that scratch youth full $100. over series average. Her part- Paula Vidad from Moreno females can also participate as The next NABI tourna- ner Michelle Van Wyhe had a Valley was top qualifier through long they sign a youth scholar- ment is August 22nd at Sea ‘N 670 series, so unofficially they the Championships with a score ship waiver prior to entering Air Lanes on the North Island took over first place Doubles, of 1,359 and teammate Laurie the Last Chance Squad. For Naval Base. Base access lists Classic. Great Bowling! Soto was not far behind in sec- more information regarding are with the guards to facilitate We had several, “first time” ond with 1,320. The last person this event, please email us at entry. adult bowlers. Kelly Haman to make the cut was Chevonne [email protected]. See you at North Island from Antelope Valley USBC, Christian from Ontario with NOTE: The California bowled in juniors for 11 years. a 1,199. State Masters is an open event on the 22nd, we’ll be saving a W.C.S.T. at Linbrook (L-R)2nd, Mark Dyer, 1st, Gary Markowitz Stephanie Udell, from San Di- For those that did not qual- that will be held September cookie for you! Results on page 11 ego USBC recently aged out ify, we urge you to compete in 11-13 at Pacific Avenue Bowl of juniors. Alyse McGinnes, the Last Chance Squad to be in Stockton. You can download competing since she was 8 held this Saturday, August 15 the entry form for that event at What’s Rollin’ This Weekend? years old and her doubles part- at 1pm (Check-in at 12pm). We www.CalUSBC.com if you ABTA Sat/Sun August 15/16 Chaparral Lanes will be filling 16 seeded spots are interested in participating. W.C.S.T. Sat/Sun August 15/16 The Orleans, LV ner Caycee Landers, bowled in the juniors for 14 years. Both from that qualifier to complete The estimated prize fund for Mark Roth Benefit Saturday August 15 AMF Woodlake Lanes the field of 30. the Masters is $12,000 (based Ozzies Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday August 15 Linbrook Bowl are from North Los Angeles USBC. They had a nice 1405 The cost is $125, but if you on 200 entries). 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In the Parent/ at Cal Bowl (with 12 teams) Teen division, 15 year-old Mark Williams and mother Melissa **TEAM MAX ONLY 915** Last Place is Guaranteed To Win Please come early if needing (Ind.) took home the big trophy, while 12 year-old Erica Durbin to check averages. MIXED 5 - SCRATCH at Least $200.00 Per Person and mother Donna (N.C.) won the Parent/Youth division capping STARTING SEPTEMBER 14TH two days of competition. Position & Point Money!! 7 Points In the Parent/Teen Division, the Williams’ posted a 212-200 Citrus Belt’s Every team needs a “lower” bowler score to beat 14 year-old Mariah Maugham and dad, Joe (Texas), while 17 Every team needs a “higher” bowler Get Home Early - Foursomes!! 750 Max With Team Handicp year-old Joshua Phillabaum and his father Robert (Md.) finished Jacob Camacho Each team must have at least one female & one male third. In the Parent/Youth Division, the Durbin doubles team bested 10 year-old Melecia Martho and mom, Tandreya Jackson A Junior Bowler (Calif.), 247-201. Third place went to 11 year-old Conner and WE’RE LOOKING Just For Seniors! Melissa Mumm (Neb.). Both champions each earned scholarship checks worth $5000 on The Rise Look... It’s Free toward their college education according to the Bowling Propri- FOR A FEW GOOD MEN.... etors’ Association of America. Second place was worth a $3000 by Frank Weiler Coffee, Tea or...... !! scholarship and third place, $2500 in each division. MURRIETA—Thirteen year MEN’S CLASSIC Additional scholarships of $500 each for boys and girls in old JACOB CAMACHO recently Join A Senior Bowling League each division were awarded to Youth and Teen Division bowlers won the 2009 Junior Southern HANDICAP LEAGUE for bowling the highest six-game scratch total during the qualify- California Tour of Champions “Golden 4-Somes” - Tuesdays at 12:30 ing round. The overall scholarship purse was worth $70,000. representing Brunswick Cal Oaks TUESDAYS AT 6:00 P.M. Bowl. Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting Sept 8 67 teams representing 27 states as well as won their Jacob bowls on the Junior The league starts on Tuesday, September 8th state finals to make it to North Texas. After competing all day Bowlers Tour and has bowled in Friday, the top 8 teams in each division advanced to a ‘Baker- the USBC Pepsi Challenge and Each team consists of any 5 men so you can “Sr. Rebels” - Wednesdays at 12:30 format’ match play round on Saturday morning. The afternoon Citrus Belt Junior Tournament. bring in your own team or join one. session saw the top three teams in each division play in a Baker He is currently averaging 200, Trios - Starting Sept 9 stepladder final match to decide the winners. with a high game of 289 and high *Three Rounds* series of 709. Position money paid for each Round on Sweepers The crowd was treated to a little added excitement on Friday Currently bowling in two “Friday Seniors” - Fridays at 12:30 when 17 year-old Nathan Fore (N.C.) nearly pulled off a perfect leagues, Camacho has been a Team Difference Handicap - No Max game, leaving only the 4 pin in the 10th frame to post a scratch kegler for eight years. His favor- Call Mario at 818-361-1221 For More Info. Foursomes - 650 Max - Starting Sept 11 299. ite bowling ball is the Playmaker As part of competition weekend, contestants and their families because it’s lane reaction matches his ball speed and ball rotation. Never bowled a league before? attended a welcome reception Thursday evening at the Sheraton Jacob started bowling when Haven’t bowled in a long time? Arlington Hotel (host hotel) that featured a strolling magician, he accompanied his Mom when face painter and a tattoo artist who offered temporary body art. she bowled in her league. What Want to meet some new friends? On Friday night families attended a Texas Rangers baseball game does Jacob like best about bowl- Are you new at this? TGIF (vs. the Seattle Mariners) where they enjoyed the game in the all- ing? The thrill of getting a strike! Las Vegas League you-can-eat section of the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. His favorite professional bowler Fridays @ 6PM is , because of the READY TO GET YOUR FEET WET? On Saturday PBA pros Norm Duke, Mike Machuga and revolutions he puts on the ball, and Every Bowler Receives Bob Learn Jr. put on a trick shot demonstration during the lunch how he stays calm under pressure. 3 Days / 2 Nites in break. The trio of tricksters showed off their skills for nearly an Jacob’s bowling goals include THE NEWCOMERS LAS VEGAS hour then stayed a while afterwards to sign autographs. bowling a 300, a 800 and even At the awards banquet Saturday evening, Duke, Machuga and a 900 series. In the process, he Practice League IS FOR YOU!! (or Cash Instead) Learn fielded questions from the group and stayed late to sign would like to win a bowling schol- Plus Gambling Money arship to college and become a Make your own team or we’ll make one for you... more autographs. In addition to all the awards, tournament chair- professional bowler. If bowling Any 5 Friends make a team man Jack Moran presented Nathan Fore with a special crystal doesn’t work out as a career, he Any combo 3-somes NO TEAM MAX pin, acknowledging his near-perfect game. would like to become an engineer. Only $14 Per Week Contestants from across North America won their state com- Our young bowler would like Starts September 11th to thank his parents, Gerardo and Receive Free Games • Tuesdays at 9PM petitions qualifying them for an all-expense paid trip to Dallas- Only $23 per week Fort Worth to compete for the scholarships. The IFT is the only Cecilia for supporting his bowl- Starting September15th ing pursuits, and his coaches GUY Call Mario at 818-361-1221 sporting event in the United States in which parents participate JOHNSON and NEAL WRIGHT with children and youth for an International Championship and for their help. The best tip he has scholarship funds. received from his coaches is to 2009-10 WINTER LEAGUE SCHEDULE The 2009 IFT was made possible by the generous contribu- stay focused and not to become tions of title sponsor QubicaAMF Worldwide and presenting angry when he has a bad break. DAY/TIME LEAGUE NAME LEAGUE TYPE # TEAM MEETING START Also, he wishes to thank Bruns- sponsors Pepsi-Cola, the official soft drink of bowling along with MONDAYS wick Cal Oaks Bowl general man- Frito Lay and Nestle. Full final standings will be available on ager DAVE TENNY for support- 6:00 PM Mixed Classic Mixed Scratch 5’s** 915 9/14 5.30 PM Sept 14 www.BPAA.com as will a link to pictures from the event. ing youth bowling. 6:00 PM Guys & Dolls Mixed Handicap 5’s 840 8/24 5:30 PM Sept 14 TUESDAYS 9:15 AM Early Birds Ladies 4’s 625 9/15 9:00 AM Sept 15 9:15 AM Tues. Scratch Trios Scratch 3’s* 520 9/8 9:00 AM Sept 8 12:30 PM Golden 4 Somes Seniors 4’s 650 9/8 12 Noon Sept 8 6:30 PM Adult/Junior Ball/Bag Any Handicap 2’s* OPEN 9/15 6:15 PM Sept 15 6:00 PM Men’s Classic Men’s Handicap 5’s* OPEN 9/8 5:30 PM Sept 8 BOWLING TOURNAMENT 9:00 PM Padres Mixed Handicap 4’s* 750 9/8 8:30 PM Sept 8 At Del Rio Lanes 9:00 PM Newcomers Any Handicap 3’s OPEN 9/15 8:45 PM Sept 15 7502 E. Florence Ave Downey Ca, 90240 Tel: 562-927-3351 WEDNESDAYS Sunday Sep 20th, 2009 9:30 AM Coffee Breakers Ladies 3’s 495 9/9 9:00 AM Sept 9 12:30 PM Senior Rebels Seniors 3’s OPEN 9/9 12 Noon Sept 9 Team Event: 4 Bowlers per team, any combo, (No cap) $ 25.00 per bowler 6:00 PM Pinbusters Mixed Handicap 5’s 875 9/9 5:30 PM Sept 9 Doubles: Men/Women (No cap) $ 25.00 per bowler 6:30 PM Practice League Any Handicap 3’s OPEN 9/16 6:00 PM Sept 16 To download entry form go 9:00 PM N.B.A.C. Mixed Handicap 4’s* 770 9/9 8:00 PM Sept 9 Singles: $25.00 per ea. to WWW.mabowlers.com THURSDAYS Format: Bowl 3 games on the same pair of lanes. 9:30 AM Thursday Scratch Mixed Scratch 3’s 520 9/10 9:00 AM Sept 10 Handicap: 90% of 210 6:00 PM Lads & Lassies Mixed Handicap 5’s 860 9/10 5:30 PM Sept 10 Entering Ave: 1st 2008/2009, 2nd 2007/2008, 3rd 21 games or more from current league sheet. 9:00 PM Mission Majors Mixed Scratch 4’s* 835 9/10 8:00 PM Sept 10 Squad Times: FRIDAYS Team Event: 10:00A.M. Room for only 26 Side pots & 9:15 AM Friday Foxes Ladies 3’s 470 9/11 9:00 AM Sept 11 Doubles: 12:30P.M. 12:30 PM Friday Seniors Senior Handicap 4’s 650 9/11 12 Noon Sept 11 teams Brackets Singles: 2:30 P.M. 6:00 PM T.G.I.F. - Vegas Mixed Handicap 5’s* OPEN 9/11 5:30 PM Sept 11

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Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com Galsim Downs Galsim (Family Affair) in Title Game at West Covina Record (9) Share $1,555 Match Game Special (2) Day Event at Chaparral Lanes This Weekend Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 & 7:00 PM Sunday 1 Big Squad at 10:15 AM Semis Follow 11:45 AM WEST COVINA — His- Round two saw Faye Jo- tleman who has his head on his tory was made in our Super sefat, William Garrett, Justin shoulders besides being a fine ABTA Event at West Covina Taino and Margie Coronado bowler. He is surely one of the Lanes as we had a brother vs fallout. They cashed checks “Good Guys” and always has brother Title Match. The other of $125. something good to say in our infamous records were only 6 Round three got tense and conversations. However he is (count em) six made the 3-6-9 saw Godfrey Galsim blast a Dodger fan and I am not :-) roll-off and then NONE got 9 Greg Reinhard 261-260. Dong Congrats on Your win. Best on the first ball, also a record. Choi edged Jun Contreras luck in Med School also!! And the Horse winner paid a 228-215. Jun and Greg were Make Us Proud Marvyn!! esp A Championship Family - The ABTA had a first at West Covina when “Marvelous Marvyn” meager $19 also a record :-) 4th and 5th with fine bowling. Mom and Dad :-) Great bowl- Galsim downed his brother Godfrey to win his first ABTA title. (L-R) top: Marvin Galsim Sr., “Marvelous Marvyn” Gal- Godfrey and Dong to bowl ing by sibling Godfrey also Marvyn Galsim, Champion $2,200, Mom Erlinda, Han Shon ABTA Member and Dong Hoon sim was at his best, and had to for the right to meet Marvyn who has had a great start in the be, as he won his first ABTA in the title game. In this game ABTA, and who was bowling Choi 3rd. Front row: are future ABTA members Virgil Hilvano, and Amy Liane Galsim. title in fine style finally down- Godfrey bested the likeable well to say the least. Another Lonzell “Mr. Super Senior” ing his brother Godfrey in Dong Choi who lost his shot fine young Gentleman, and Burnett, Daniel Cha, Angie the title game to take home a in a 235-183 win. Dong was surely could have won this Becker, and Ferdie Lipana. tidy $2,200 for the win, and 3rd and $210 with Godfrey off one. Nice Bowling Mr. Gal- They shared a $1,555 Match rightfully so, on a tough but to the title game against his sim!! game and got $172 each. AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION ABTA(at West Covina Lanes) August 7-8 fair scoring condition. The cut brother Hi Qualifier Marvyn. Nice bowling by Dong Match Game is est at 1 Marvyn Galsim 703 $1,000.00 4 Jamescart Alarcio / scores in the two day event Dong bowled very Well!! Choi also who really bowled $1,200 this Weekend! Cash & Carry $1,200.00 Fred Go 1340 $140.00 2 Godfrey Galsim 692 $500.00 5 Vuong Do / were men +297 Women +27 It is now Brother Vs well at West Covina. He had The Match Series was 3 Dong Hoon Choi 661 $210.00 Pilbert Colian 1336 $130.00 on Friday night and Saturday Brother an ABTA first and a chance to win also and is a NOT Matched! 687 was the 4 Jun Contreras 664 $135.00 6 Sang Won / 5 Greg Reinhard 628 $135.00 Sophia Kim 1331 $120.00 Men +27 and the ladies +17. out of 262 entrants to boot!! bit on the quiet side but his score so we will estimate the 6 Justin Taino 674 $125.00 7 Vuong Do / pot at 1,200 this weekend at 7 William Garrett 667 $125.00 Darrion Tipton 1331 $110.00 Due to a Nice turnout of 262 There are three Galsims in the Bowling was speaking loudly 8 Faye Josafat 618 $125.00 8 Vic Garcia / bowlers we had a field of 62 ABTA, Dad, Marvin Sr. also at West Covina. Great Bowl- Chaparral. 9 Margie Coronado 602 $125.00 Romy Cajucom 1320 $100.00 10 David Emrich 692 $115.00 9 Matthew Garcia / qualify for the semifinals You know! Well, a Galsim ing! Six, Count em (6) quali- 11 Sophia Kim 683 $115.00 Ron Peter 1316 $100.00 which also were added Super will be a Champion tonight Greg Reinhard and Jun fied for the 3-6-9 Rolloff of 12 Alex Mao 676 $115.00 10 Don Quitangon / 13 Rey Montalvan 649 $115.00 Fred Go 1311 $90.00 Seniors Jerry Fagan, Ely Cruz, for sure! Talked to dad and he Contreras bowled so well $400, (none) Yes “0” got 14 Giang Huynh 645 $115.00 11 Marvin Crowder / 15 Brad Le Count (60%) 641 $69.00 Melvin Finner 1310 $80.00 and Angie Nillo. was quite nervous as well as also. the first 9 or better on the 16 Tony Tang 636 $115.00 12 Sophia Kim / The semis went on. Mar- very proud at this point! Tourney Hi Qualifiers were first shot. Also a new record 17 Fred Go 628 $106.00 Daniel Cha 1309 $80.00 18 Melvin Finner 623 $105.00 13 Jim Morales LH / vyn Galsim led the field at The title game now un- Romy Cajucom (men) +115 :-). They shared $60 and $10 19 Darrion Tipton 621 $104.00 Pilbert Colian 1305 $70.00 20 Bart Sanchez 618 $103.00 14 Vuong Do / +103 to sit out and bowl for derway and both bowlers a bit and Angela Lung led the ladies each being Ron Peter, Tomas 21 Ed Abarca 616 $102.00 Tony Tang 1302 $70.00 the title. Brother Godfrey nervous opened in the first two +83. They get paid entries. Chavez, Dan Cobbs, Dave 22 Romy Cajucom 615 $99.50 15 Vuong Do / 23 Sang Wong 615 $99.50 Justin Taino 1302 $60.00 and Dave Emrich who tied at frames. They then both spared The doubles were topped Godinez, Orlando Hernandez, 24 Pilbert Colian 615 $99.50 16 Melvin Finner / and Ed Abarca missed on the 25 Donovan Chung 614 $95.00 William Garrett 1301 $50.00 +92 and in a roll-off. Godfrey the next two frames. Then by Big Jim Morales and Ron 26 Carlos Medina (60%) 613 $55.50 17 Jun Contreras / edged David so Godfrey will Marvyn found something, and Peter at 1400 for $180. The first shot. We go for$500 at 27 Victor Hilvano 610 $90.00 Tony Tang 1298 $50.00 28 Jim Morales (RH) 608 $87.50 18 Som Seng / sit out and enter the semis in he put together a double. God- Galsim’s Godfrey and Marvyn Chaparral this weekend. 29 Ben Hurtado 609 $85.00 Vuong Do 1297 $40.00 round two. frey with another open in the 2nd 1354 and $160. Giang Marvyn Galsim hails from 30 Greg Kokanour 605 $82.50 19 Godfrey Galsim / 31 Ron Peter 600 $80.00 Marvyn Galsim 1297 $30.00 It took a +36 for men and 5th was in trouble as Marvyn Huynh and Don Chung 3rd Glendale, and used a Ham- 32 Jonathon Barraca 598 $77.50 20 Alex Mao / 33 Angela Lung 597 $75.00 Sophia Kim 1297 $20.00 +18 for the 3 guaranteed wom- tossed a double for a 4 bag- 1349 $150. We paid a whop- mer Sauce drilled by Michael 34 Marvin Crowder 596 $71.25 21 Vuong Do / en to make the single elim fi- ger and in control. Godfrey ping 25 places and $1950 in Baisa at Jewel City. He thanks 35 Adam Drozdz (SS) 596 $71.25 Melvin Finner 1286 $20.00 36 Christina Cheung 595 $70.00 22 Francis Colian / nals. couldn’t find his strike shot. It the $5.00 doubles! dad Marvin, Mom Erlinda, 37 Matt Garcia 594 $67.50 Pilbert Colian 1286 $20.00 38 Michael K. Leung 594 $67.50 23 Jason Buenviaje / In round 0ne, Losers were was over and Marvyn wins in The Match Game WAS and sis Amy Liane for support. 39 Angelina Nillo 591 $65.00 Pilbert Colian 1284 $20.00 David Emrich. Sophia Kim, a 204/233-155/190 and takes Matched at 167 and 9 (Yes Also Bob and the ABTA staff 40 David Godinez 591 $65.00 24 Alex Mao / 41 Michael Gill 588 $62.50 Don Quitangon 1284 $20.00 Tony Tang, Giang Huynh, Rey home a tidy $2,200. Great NINE) of our members hit that esp Marvin for the inspiration, 42 Don Quitangon 585 $62.50 25 Bart Sanchez / the JCB Crew (Jewel City), 43 Jerry Chang 584 $60.00 Don Quitangon 1283 $20.00 Montalvan, Brad Lecount, Bowling by a Marvyn, one Score and split the $1,555 pot. 44 Jeje Gabriel 583 $60.00 26 Rey Montalvan / and Aex Mao. They received of the finest Supporter of our David Emrich, Gina Velarde, the Vic Hilvano and Rey Her- 45 Rico Cayton (SS) 582 $60.00 Alex Mao 1282 $20.00 46 Derek Lee 577 $59.00 FINANCIAL REPORT checks of 115 each. Club, and a fine Young Gen- Darrion Tipton, Ely Cruz, nandez families. 47 Steve Brode 569 $59.00 Cut Scores: Godfrey also from Glen- 48 Deb Bradley 565 $59.00 Men: Fri + 29 Sat + 27 49 Norbert Lung 567 $58.00 Women: Fri + 27 Sat + 15 dale and used a Cell Pearl 50 Ada Wong-Hum 557 $56.00 Super Seniors: drilled by Brandon at Jewel 51 Ed Palma 556 $57.00 Jerry Fagen, Ely Cruz, Angie Nillo (562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com (562) 228-3960 (Cell) 52 Maximo Dela Cruz 552 $57.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) City. He makes this easy for 53 Mark Fisser 551 $56.00 Men: Romy Cajucom + 115 54 Jinny Lei 549 $56.00 Women: Angela Lung + 83 me as he thanks the same great 55 Sonia Coronado 542 $55.00 3 - 6 - 9 : Thomas Chavez, Danny people. 56 Vuong Do 534 $55.00 Cobbs, David Godinez, Ed Abarca, ABTA “Tournament” 57 Jamescart Alarcio (60%) 522 $32.50 Orlando Hernandez, Ron Peter Folks, the Galsims are great 58 Beth Borci 515 $54.00 Match Game: 167 - Stephanie Alvarez, 59 Ely Cruz (SS) 512 $54.00 David Emrich, Gina Velarde, Darrion people. Marvin and Erlinda 60 Daniel Cha 500 $53.00 Tipton, Ely Curz, Lonzell Burnett, Dan- Aug 15-16 2-Day Event should be very proud of their 61 Sun Sundara 471 $53.00 iel Cha, Angie Becker & Ferdie Lipana 62 Jerry Fagan (60%)ss DNS $31.75 Match Series: 687 No Winner kids who are Most respectful 63 Jim Morales (LH) DNS F/E Prize Fund 262 $6,601.00 DOUBLES Paid Entries 16 @ 53 $848.00 Chaparral Lanes 400 Bonita San Dimas CA 909-592-2772 and good sports! Marvyn is 1 Jim Morales / Optional Sidepots $1,332.00 focused, and in Med School Ron Peter 1400 $180.00 Doubles $1,950.00 Take 57 to Arrow to Bonita // 210 freeway to 57 left on Arrow Left on Bonita 2 Godfrey Galsim / 3-6-9 $60.00 at San Diego State U and I am Marvyn Galsim 1354 $160.00 Shirt & Trophy $88.00 3 Giang Huynh / Cash & Carry $1,200.00 sure he will succed!! Good Don Chung 1349 $150.00 Total Payout $20,084.00 things happen to Good people and the Galsims are the perfect Check-in early at Chapar- Hills Lanes for a Special Event example. We are proud to have ral. Easily accessed from the HANDICAP WILL BE FRO- You and of course the JCB :-) 57 Freeway. Take 57 to Arrow ZEN For the Big Labor Spe- st st in the ABTA. to Bonita // 210 Freeway. The cial Sept. 3-4-5-6 at West $1,000 min 1 $2,500 1 w/Bonuses Dong Choi hails from phone there 909-592-2772. Covina Lanes. Buena Park and used a Groove Also, again this week we Make Plans for the Big Qualify Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 & 7:00 PM drilled by Ramon at Carter are already raffling Las Vegas One Labor Special West Covi- Sunday 1 Big Squad at 10:15 AM Semis Follow 11:45 AM Lanes. He and many of his Rooms, a High-end ball and na Lanes Se[t 3-4-5-6 $10,000 family are ABTA Members, Bag. This weeks winners are 1st and $5,000 Min Guaran- Entry Fees $53-$50- $45 Reduced Entry Fees $36-$34 and the nicest around!. He listed in the Payoff sheet in teed New schedules will be thanks Sang, Han Shon, So- this paper. Make those Vegas mailed next week if Yiou have Brackets--Match Game--Match Series—3-6-9-- Doubles--Side Pots—Horses phia Daniel Cha and Muijoo Plans and check-in early. a new addres we will need it Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA Kim for support. Aug. 22 we visit Friendly ASAP. Guaranteed Min of 33 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors Men & Women Qualify Separately $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of Entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed Aug 22 Friendly Hills/ Whittier Handicap FROZEN for Labor Day Event

Aug 29 Bye no Bowling Annual Labor Special Sept. 3-4-5-6 West Covina Lanes $5,000 1st Min---$11,000 w/ Bonuses 48$/,)<7KXUVGD\30 2QH6TXDG2QO\  )UL 6DW  6XQ ವ5H(QWU\DW306HPL)LQDOV 5ROORIILVDW30 Match Game Winners at West Covina (L-R) Stephanie Alvarez, David Emrich, Gina Velarde, 7RSWRWKH6LQJOH(OLP)LQDOVZRPHQPLQWR Darrion Tipton and Ely Cruz.. Not pictured were Lonzell "Mr. Super Senior" Burnett, Daniel Cha, Angie Becker, and Ferdie Lipana. They shared a $1,555 Match Game and got $172 each. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS August 13, 2009 Santa Clarita Lanes 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus, CA 91350 • (661) 254-0540 • Fax (661) 254-7562 • www.santaclaritalanes.com Labor Day Weekend Team 9-Pin No-Tap Friday Sept. 4th, 2009 @ 7:00pm • 3 Games - $100 Per Team Teams - Mixed 5 (Must have one of opposite sex) • 32 Teams First Come First Serve Handicap 90% of 210 • Sidepots Optional • PRE-PAID ENTRIES ONLY Entering Averages: 1. Winter 2007-08 (Last Chance) 2. Winter 2008-09 Book. 3. Summer 2009 - 21 Game / with League Sheet 4. No Book - 175. Note: House has right to Re-rate individuals For further information call: Tom Cristi or Craig Goodman at 661-254-0540

10TH Frame Pro Shop Valley Bowling Supply Sponsors Inside the Concourse Bowling Center The Mark Roth Benefit Event CONGRATULATIONS 3364 E. La Palma Ave., Anaheim, CA 92806 Saturday August 15th at Kent Kinoshita, Richard & Andi Lorenz AMF Woodlake Lanes Hammer Black Widow Sting - $170.00 + tax Check-in Time at 9:00 AM, Bowl at 10:00AM Emmerson Wafer Grips $5.00 - Thumb Slug $5.00 Valid thru 8/20/09 (deposit required) 3 Games at $15.00 • Lineage $6.00 Hours $9.00 to the Mark Roth Foundation 300-300-237 / 837 Mon - Thurs 3:30 - 8:00 Each participant will receive 15 raffle tickets for separate raffles of 4 Bowling Balls & 1 Bowling bowled 8/5/09 in the Marcus Lemons Vegas Outlaws Friday 2:30 - 8:00 Bag He shot another 300 on 8/7/09 in Gobs & Gals also. Saturday & Sunday by appointment only Please Call: Chuck at Valley Bowling Supply 818-224-3590 or Cal Bowl AMF Woodlake Lanes at 818-225-7181 for details. 2500 E. Carson St. Lakewood • 562 421-8448 (714) 632-5852 Please Call to reserve a spot! Women’s Tournament continued from page 1 Mary Householder from 180 game emblems given out Antelope Valley USBC had a to 140 average or less bowlers, nice all spare game during her Audrey White, 194, Rachel third game of doubles. Aida Sanders, 190 (and a 500 series Rodriguez of San Gabriel and pin), Megan Barcelos, 185, North Los Angeles USBC also Patricia Murray, 193, Tracy had an all spare game. Vicki Sawyer, 195, to name a few. Jobe from Alameda County Lynda Lapp, 159 average, was bitten with the Sour Ap- nice 237 game and a 600+ ple (5-7-10), but left the 7-10 series. Lois Keeping, 135 when trying to pick it up. She average, 200 game. Deborah 600 Team Max wants to know “how do you Kempton, 235 game and 92 pick that up?” pins over average. On the final weekend of Ann Massas whose average the tournament, Faye Douthitt is 107 had a nice 180 game. bowled in her 60th consecu- Ann and her partner Julie Car- tive tournament. Her daugh- penter unofficially are in 6th ter, Carole Coelo hit 35 years place for doubles, D division. of state tournaments, and Nicole Peterson, 109 aver- grand-daughter Kerry Berry age, had a 161 game and a 414 has been bowling for 20 years. series. Nicole and her partner Carole and Kerry live in Hen- Summer Koepp are unofficial- derson, Nevada, but come to ly in 1st place for doubles, E 32 weeks California to compete with division. mom/grandmother. See, bowl- Beverly Sullivan, whose ing can really keep a family average is 141, shot a 254 together! game. Sandy Costa, aver- 4 Rounds The nemesis 7-10 split was age 135, had a 214. Beatrice picked up by Barbara Fisher Flores, average 135, had a 522 at Yorba Linda Bowl on July series. 1 Wild Card 25th. Annette Hamilton, average During doubles Rachel 133, had a 502 series during Hickenbottom shot 289, 245 doubles, then a 516 series dur- and 265 for a very nice 799 se- ing singles, to unofficially take $23 per week ries. Our highest of the tour- first place in Singles, Division nament! With a 199 average, D. She did so well that unof- she received a 700 series pin, ficially she has second in the 75 pins over average game and all-events. $75 team sponsor fee 140 pins over average series. We had many more notable Great bowling! scores, too many to list. Con- We gave out over eight gratulations to all of you that hundred 200 pins. These were exceeded your average. Nice given to the bowlers when bowling! 10534 Lower Azusa Road they shot their first 200 game The unofficial results of the tournament. are posted on the California El Monte, CA 91731 We had a 161 average USBC website. Check it out (626) 350-8831 bowler shoot a 161 triplicate and see if you are a winner, on June 6th. We had a lot of www.calusbc.com. August 13, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 7

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Call Mike Cammarata at Del Rio Lanes for information. (562) 927-3351. Page 8 BOWLING NEWS August 13, 2009 Korea With Swinging Arms Kelly Kulick Dominate World Tournament Among Finalists FRIDAY by Agnes Duffy LAS VEGAS — It started with The TEAM USA TRIO Team For 2009 Official Practice on Monday of Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Liz when the Korea bowlers were Johnson and Stefanie Nation Sportswoman swinging their right arms high in the semifinal rolled the third Strikers up behind them then a high highest trios score in tourna- of the Year back swing. Absolutely no ment history and knocked off A VEGAS LEAGUE sound when the ball hit the lane No. 4 Japan 742-659. Chinese ARLINGTON—Kelly Ku- on about the third board and Taipei qualified second behind lick, the star of the 2008 Pan hit the one three pocket...result Team USA. Chinese Taipei American Bowling Confed- many strikes and they seldom defeated Denmark in the semi- eration Women’s Champion- missed the spares. finals, 610-605. In the Cham- ships, is among eight finalists In the 1995 World Cham- pionship for the Gold Medal for the 2009 Sportswoman of pionship we were introduced Chinese Taipei (with their the Year Award for team com- Chinese Taipei using the Spin- spinner shots defeated TEAM petitions from the Women’s ner or Helicopter ball for a Gold USA 660-602) which won the Sports Foundation. Medal. And yes three of the Silver Medal. Kulick led Team USA to bowlers used it this year and TEAM EVENT top four 14 out of 16 medals at the STARTING one was a lefthander. We had teams that advanced to cham- PABCON Championships last not seen a lefthander before pionship round behind 1. Korea October. She won the gold FRIDAY, AUGUST 28TH but they defeated TEAM USA (with their swinging arms) and medal in doubles with Wendy for the Gold Medal in the final TEAM USA with Carolyn Macpherson with a combined AND EVERY FRIDAY THEREAFTER AT 9:00PM Championship Round. Dorin-Ballard with games 2,602. With the help of a 300 Stefanie Nation of TEAM of 257-248-255-255-212- game, Kulick and teammates MEETING DATE IS FRIDAY AUGUST 21ST AT 8:30PM USA with a total of 1361, 185/3090 an averge of 235.33 Macpherson and Diandra average 225.83 out scored 227 (highest six game total in the Asbaty also captured gold in other bowlers in the Singles tournament), , trios. $25 PER WEEK semifinals. She then won the Stefie Nation, Kim Terell Kear- The Union, N.J., right- first Gold Medal by defeating ney bowling three games each hander led teammates Asbaty, MIXED 4’S Krista Pollenen 220-195 and and Lynda Barnes and Wendy Macpherson, Liz Johnson, (MUST HAVE ONE PERSON OF Mexico’s Sandra Gongora Sil- Macpherson one game each. Carolyn Dorin-Ballard and $20,000 OPPOSITE SEX) ver Medal 167-131 who won a Singapore and Sweden fin- Lynda Barnes to a gold in the Bronze Medal with Anja Ginge ished the field. In the Semifinal team event after averaging 226 Prize fund based on 16 teams TEAM MAX 750 Jensen of Denmark. round Korea defeated Sweden for six games. She also cap- In DOUBLES, the four top 1041-94 and the United States tured gold medals in all-events countries in the semifinals were defeated Singapore 1035-934. with 5,463 and Masters with a 4666 Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA Korea, Korea, Denmark and In the Championship game, 2-1 victory over Johnson. Phone: (909) 626-3528 Australia with the Gold Medal Korea (with their swinging Other candidates are: Cara won by Korea number two arm) defeated TEAM USA Black and Liezel Huber (Ten- www.bowlium.com team, Silver Medal by Australia 1175-1071. Another Gold for nis Doubles), Nicole Fawcett and Bronze Medals by Korea Korea and another Silver for (), Sandra Kiriasis Call Herbert Jones For Details and Denmark. TEAM USA. (Bobsled), Shannon Kleibrink MASTERS EVENT - Top (), 16 bowlers with highest 18 (Softball), games score for the previous (Basketball), events with TEAM USA hav- (Lacrosse), Jessie Vetter (Ice ing Carolyn Dorin-Ballard Hockey) and Marta Vieira da (who won Bronze Medal for Silva (Soccer). third position winner), Stefie Nation, Liz Johnson among them. Clara Guerrero, Colum- bia won the ALL-EVENT Gold Medal. The Masters Event is VenturaVentura Best-of-five-single eliminatiion U.S. Open match play. GOld Medal: Clara continued from page 1 Guerrero, Columbia. Silver she’s no slacker, so I knew I Medal: Hwang Sun-OK, Korea. had to be on my game,” Dorin- Bronze Medal: Son Yun-Hee, Ballard said. “I hate bowling Korea and Gang Hye-Korea. against one of my friends, but It was a great week for on the lanes, it’s all business the Korean bowlers (with the out there.” swinging arms) with 2 Gold, 1 Bellinder, meanwhile, Silver, and 2 Bronze medals the struck on her first four shots most by one country. before leaving a 4 pin. She TEAM USA won 1 Gold, 2 continued to strike the rest of Silver and 1 Bronze, the second the match, finishing with 11 place by one country. strikes in 12 attempts. This year’s tournament was “I knew I had a good shot Men the first time professionals were Men on both lanes even though I STARTSSTARTS TUESDAY,TUESDAY, SEPT.SEPT. 1ST1ST allowed to compete at the WTA was using a different ball on Women’s Championships and each lane,” Bellinder said. 45 countries. It was very satis- “The shot in the fifth frame I fying to see all the bowlers that thought I threw it pretty good were in good physical shape off my hand. It went high, so plus many younger bowlers I adjusted after that and kept being such good bowlers. A going.” BOWL ON FIVE PBA CONDITIONS: big banquet on Sunday night To reach the quarterfinals, finished off this very success- Barnes defeated Colombian 7%%+ ˆ(/53%#/.$)4)/.s7%%+ ˆ3(!2+ ful event. native Clara Guerrero, 218- 164, while Bellinder beat Liz 7%%+ ˆ#(!-%,%/.s7%%+ ˆ#(%%4!(s7%%+ ˆ6)0%2 Johnson of Cheektowaga, Send Phone Cards N.Y., 212-202. The championship round, 7%%+ ˆ3#/20)/.s7%%+ ˆ(/53%#/.$)4)/. To The Troops scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. by Carol Mancini EDT, will feature the four NOVATO, CA — The most quarterfinal winners battling energetic, dedicated, knowl- in head-to-head matches until Meeting at 5:30pm, Start Bowling at 6:15pm edgeable group of bowlers in the champion is determined. California are the members If a player shoots 300 in the of the Bowling Writers! They championship round, she will seem to find all sorts of great earn a $100,000 bonus. The projects! The most current and shows will air on ESPN on $22 PER WEEK urgent are PHONE CARDS for five consecutive Sundays at our troops. 2 p.m. EDT beginning Sept. So far this year, they have 13. The schedule is subject to raised over $6,300.00 for “300 change. TEAMS OF 5 ALL MEN NO TEAM MAX Minute” cards which will be The top 12 players after 40 sent for use on Valentine’s Day games of qualifying advanced and Mother’s Day 2010. to the televised portion of the Handicap is 90% of difference in team averages. If you have ever been in event with the top four finish- the service or have a military ers, O’Keefe, Dorin-Ballard, person on duty currently — you Kelly Kulick and Boomer- know the feeling of hearing shine, earning byes in the first from a loved one. round. All donations are used to For more information on buy cards! Please send a little the U.S. Women’s Open, in- (or a lot) to: California Bowl- cluding stories, photos and ing Writers, c/o Tina Martin, complete results, visit bowl. .ORWALKs  sKEYSTONELANESCOM 57 Shields Lane, Novato, CA com. 94947. August 13, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 226/650, Matt Mosley 177-267-203/647, Roscoe Evans 182- 235-230/647, Jamie Harris 186-215-245/646, B.J. Theiss 234-199-189/622, David Patterson 161-247-214/622, Cesar 12655 VENTURA BLVD. Usi 268-167-184/619, Andy Moran 213-189-216/618, Joe CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT STUDIO CITY Lopes 201-203-211/615, Ken Holliday 230-216-163/609, 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 Jamaal Dean 185-215-205/605, Donald Franklin 223-182- when you have time to spare 196/601, Naimah Williams 175-225-212/612, Dawn Langer LAKEWOOD — It’s time to get your sign-ups in now as 224-190-178/592, Michelle Criswell 170-233-165/568, Dee by NICE and SWEET the Fall Leagues are starting here at Cal Bowl. We have Phipps 171-191-201/563, Allisen Sutton 154-229-157/540, some leagues that need more teams. Take the MEGA VE- Barbara Snow 159-180-213/561, Evette Franklin 161-176- STUDIO CITY — As the summer heats up we at Pinz GAS league. It’s any 4-some and they bowl on Tuesdays 198/535, Barbara Van Winkle 193-169-167/529, Daronda feel a bit of gloom and doom for we will see two of our very at 6:00 p.m. If you haven’t bowled in a league before and Reed 168-153-233/554, Denise Reid 215-138-173/526, own go off to college. We’ve seen them grow and blossom want to learn the game and make new friends, the FIRST Deidre Duhart 150-202-172/524, Peggy Nakagawa 142- here and from the bottom of our hearts would like to take TIMERS is the league for you. It’s for beginners and bowls 197-176/515, Shante Pittman 158-174-182/514, Becky this time to wish Barbara Mendoza and Jamie Spector only on Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. Simpson 175-149-187/511, Lillie Darden 151-177-179/507, the best in your new adventure into life and that we will miss Are you looking for a very competitive scratch league? Betty McDiarmid 176-143-182/501. you dearly! As that ole song goes: “You were the sunshine, Then the STORM SCRATCH TRIO is for you. It starts on RECYCLED TEENS babies, whenever you smiled. But we call you Stormy Thursday, September 10 at 7:30 p.m. Cost is just $20 per Walter Milllsap 222-235/642, Norma Myers 506, Divina today. All of a sudden that ole rain’s fallin’ down and week, four rounds and four different conditions. To sign-up Buhay 207/546, Eddie Buhay 201/535, Pat Erwin 222/594, our world is cloudy and gray. You’ve gone away. Oh or for more information on any league, call Cal Bowl and Ed Brown 202/587, Jerry Cocks 501, Wendell Ledbet- Stormy, Oh Stormy, Bring back that sunny day.” Stormy ask for Betty. ter 202/553, Vancie Keith 537, Don Keith 203/547, John by Santana. CAL BOWLEROS Mathews 554, Jim Burke 621, Harold Runyon 227/555, Jorge PINZ ADULTS (7-28-09) Carole Fischer 216/576, Margo McClain Fernandez 235/596, Chuck Ashton 507, Rinze Dykstra 500, The Quam Before The Storm: Our summer leagues are 213/563, Dee Phipps 201-200/559, Mary Smyth 544, Mattie Ken Seiple Sr. 534, Terry Binuya 512, Luz Cruz 514, Ning heating up as the end is close at hand! A good example is Wylie 540, Betty Phillips 534, Charron McKnight 201/529, Barcelona 564, Doug Johnston 707. the 1st place team for Tavern Guild featuring none other Marie Collier 506. (8-4-09) Margo McClain 233-204/629, V.F.W. than David Quam as the other teams tried to feverishly catch Myrtle Chambers 210/568, Vi Wilson 220/566, Betty Phillips Suzi Kelly 211, Tony White 208, Alicia Kelly 184, Stacy up and take first place! We wish all our leagues well and 554, Carole Fischer 537, Charron McKnight 227/530, Mary Kelly 212, Greg Kelly 278-227-204/709, Jackie Villalo- remember we are all winners here at Pinz as these show: Smyth 239/521, Leona Belletti 517, Cathy Wyatt 501. bos 128, Ray Menchaca 156-167, Lee Theiss 223, B.J. Tavern Guild: Darrell Tucci 265/712, Tony Annibale CORONA LADIES Theiss 200-244/641, Scott Dunn 149-174, Chuck Diaz 275/666, Michael Perez 655, Tina Hackett 228/612, David Kendra Rassmussen 225, Lanice Smith 216, Jaime Mark 212-248/619. Quam 234/611, Isabelle Vincent 246. 236, Mary Martinez 223. JUNIORS Twilighters: Dane Price 278/679, James Pagano 235/652, SENIOR MENS TRIO Bobcats Bob Riffle 235/646, Allan Hammond 640, George Seide 606, Richard Velazquez 266-193-172/631, Archie Stull 192- Gavin Caother 98, Princeton Hong 87, Kevin Labbate 182, Peter Berger 257, Tony Deraud 223, Eric Maize 223. 217-214/625, Jimmy Hamilton 252-224-279/745, Sonny Alyssa Guerrero 124. Kings and Queens: Wayne Roberts 235/644, Mark Dacey Dew 259-216-191/666, Ray Staten 190-233-196/619, Tom Classified 219/621, Ross Goldman 604, Edwin Marfil 241, Brinton Pettway 244-167-189/600, Ed Neal 172-234-279/685, Hector Iniquez 178, John Rey 228-204-299/731 (Con- Smith 228, Jeremiah James 225. Clarence Matthews 227-228-145/600, Ed Cabs 265-194- gratulations on your 299 game and your 731 series.), Daniel E.I.B.L.: Brian Laskey 229/642, Herb Stansberry 237/630, 249/708, Walter Millsap 171-246-214/631, John Mathews Brown 205, Alec Aldapa 217-228-216/661. John Villa 618, Brian Baccus 611, Will Garrett 261, Roosevelt 191-201-213/605, Ken Wright 243-276-210/729, Jim Plante ADULT-JUNIORS Davis 230, Darius Farrelly 230. 164-220-231/615, Ron Leidholdt 177-225-234/636, Pat Ki- Juniors Funseekers: Keane Murakami 246/715, Zoran Jacimovic nard 258-214-164/636, Al Winton 190-215-223/628, Geno Bryanne Carter 114-115, Ryan Onorati 132, Darian Jack- 243/675, Gary Bailer 636, Barry Judis 228/632, Jim Moore Shaw 212-235-220/667, Mel Lebeauf 240-226-237/703, son 219, Eric Brown Jr. 202. 236/622, Ed Dusseau 228. Ernest Jackson 171-224-244/639, Domenic Saraceno 186- Adults S.C.B.L.: Brian Patterson 252/708, Stephen Santay 258-224/668, Billy Williams 208-224-204/636, Ning Barcelo- Gregg Aldapa 200-257-216/673, Paul Mehl Jr.226, Leland 268/682, Keane Murakami 222/652, Michael Gehrke na 243-180-202/625, Vince Cervante 190-257-256/703, Fred Carter 256-229/657, Louis Whitlock II 206-201-233/640, 220/627, Michael Gurrieri 215, Tony Laanan 215. Fanial 212-174-214/600, Ralph Wingert 236-216-203/655, Jeani Ruff 190, Chaz Gaither 210. PINZ JUNIORS B.J. 223-254-268/745, Jim Burke 193-214-224/631, Phil Gu- As our juniors start to feel the dread of the end of summer liford 205, Larry Neri 241, Dominic Antonio 216, Pre Collier and the beginning of school, they’re still feeling the joy and 212, Henry Hom 205, Ray Culp 204-202, Tony White 203, Al the excitement of our junior leagues led by the true champion Ortiz 214-219, Ding Cabug 203, Rollie DeGuzman 201, Fidel S.S.T. Super Senior Tour and fearless leader of our Junior Program: Barbara Lee. Usi 236, Ed Brown 200, Joe Erwin 208, Roosevelt Lewis Adult Juniors: Adam Lander 267/716, Brad Lander 210, Joe V. Swift 205, Ron McClain Sr. 212, Ivory Herd 206, Cal Bowl in Lakewood, CA 214/627, Brandon Dziengielewski 242/589, Max Korn Walter Gist 214, Ed Hansen 205-209, Doug Johnson 211, 204/562, Treven Goldsmith 190/540, Jamie Spector 190. Rich Kelly 200, Curtis Whaley 203, Al Cowens 201-223, Billy August 22nd & 23rd - $1500 added Senior Scratch: Adam Lander 258/886, Natalie Kato Cowens 200-201, Rick Llanetta 208-225, John Brown 211, Our Host General Manager Leonard Ruiz & Dave Piazza 225/795, Natalie Honda 225/793, Nikolai Berk 211/764, Ben Jones Sr. 200, Charles Gleason 237, Jorge Fernandez Early checks come first for entry spot Max Korn 739. 200-227, Dion Morris Sr. 200-204, Andrey Gibson 247, Billy And free drawing for top of line Brunswick Bowling Ball Senior Galaxies: Mario Vargas 157/441, Wendy Rowlett Scott 213-214, Charles Woods 225, Curtis Seale 233, James Come Bowl with the Best in the South West 157/435, Jessica Taylor 163/401, Daniel Cohen 140/381. Kennard 203, J.J. Scott 201-209, Harold Fariss 203. This will be a Two Day Singles Tournament Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 145/369, Nicholas Marti- FUNSTERS Super Senior Division Ages Men 60 & Ladies 50 & up. nez 108/265, Kayla Arriaga 101/255, Angelo Costa 85/197, Don Kelly 540, Art Diemert 232-268/695, Ron Leidholdt Brydon Baker 73/189. 212/568, Luz Cruz 234/584, Terry Binuya 552, Harold Ru- Senior Division Ages Men 45 & Ladies 40 to 49 PINZ SENIORS nyon 215/587, Fale Sula 225-232/569, Tua Sula 507, Jim Junior Division Ages 18 to 44 Though we at Pinz feel the cold of our recent loss we Plante 235-211/643, Tom Spencer 205/554, Verne Willey Special Division Men 75 Ladies 60. 1 in 3 Cash do have the sunshine to keep us warm. Now you may ask 512, Barbara Smiley 510, Ed Hansen 211-213-210/634, Check In @ 9:15 AM Bowl @ 10 AM. yourself, “SELF? Where is there happiness and warmth?” Don Keith 215/526, Mary Kinnard 234/561, Willie Young Bowl 5 games (1 hour break) bowl second 5 games It’s with our very own seniors so gather round and feel the 205/534, Josh Hudson 212-224-237/673, Ed McLean 203- Head to head finals on Sunday. Min. 1/3 cash 1/4 to Finals warmth from these sizzling scores: 216/586, Pat Erwin 204/518, Jim Burke 238-224-203/665, Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 221/529, Sam Marion Joe Erwin 207/539, Curtis Whaley 544, Margo McClain 523, Check Flyer on SST. Web site for complete info. 167/476, Yolanda Dragotta 165/397, Ruth Swick 132/363. Divina Buhay 501. www.superseniortour.com Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 179/477, Christine CAL STARS Stark 156/420, Doris Lazner 145/411, Arlamae Shapiro RSVP SST. Director Floyd Clay @ (760) 742 - 4303 Rose Beltou 153-212-178/523, Betty Phillips 171-194- 154/399, Donna Klein 140/398. 217/582, Darlene Hom 160-198-149/507, Mattie Wylie (Note New SST Address) Send A l l E n t r i e s t o : F L O Y D S . S . T. Coffee and Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 180/510, Doris 170-198-141/509, Becky Carroll 170-170-154/494, Alice 11126 PALA LOMA DR. VALLEY CENTER CA. 92082 Lazner 439, Hildegard Miller 436, Pauline Lipin 158/433, Tavarez 168-144-170/482. Don Jackson SST. President @ (619)-920-9530 Sharon Lawrence 158/427, Alba Donohue 162, Elayne Klein YOUNG AT HEART Any member, that brings a new bowler, or one that 160, Vicki Kipper 158. Fred Contreras 203-158-151/512, Cathy Anderson has not bowled in one year. Get $35.00 of your entry fee. Senior Social: Allan Lotta 183/516, Gary Olsen 175/510, 131-135-133/399, Pre Collier 184-156-202/542, John Charlene Gaffney 171/495, Christine Stark 169/481, Russ Brider 137-155-155/447, Earl Hullett 184-261-256/701, Willie Romo 449, Art Michener 170. Young 243-143-179/565, Tua Sula 184-148-172/504, Marci Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 178/479, Lee Waldorf 466, Hensen 157-171-156/484, Fale Sula 167-205-241/613, Joyce Rabinowitz 154/396, Teri Bonato 395, Rita Frischer Gene Hammons 147-170-170/487, Albert Stephens 109- SCRATCH SIX GAMER 144, Joel Margolis 180, Jerry Rabinowitz 178. 114-103/326, Gene Skulick 150-161-212/523, Theresa Bowler of the Week: This week with his cut-off shirt on, Harrison 78-75-98/251, Rosalind Harris 90-126-94/310, Joe Adam Lander bowled 4 games for a 886 series with a 265 Brown 128-148-174/450, Ben Jones Sr. 225-177-195/597, August 23rd, 2009 game. That is why all of us here at Pinz call him Tough Adam. Walter Millsap 206-203-206/615, Ron McClain Sr. 224-201- Word up and great job. 178/603, Tom Pettway 158-179-186/523, Willie Creer 125- Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Quam continueth not 137-162/424, Ellis Houston 182-167-178/527, Ed Hansen long without a storm.” Unknown 1576 173-221-209/603, Don Jackson 105-136-148/389, Josh $500.00 FIRST PLACE Hudson 176-177-192/545, Art Nelson 148-143-106/397, Matsumoto And Stewart Slam Leroy Canaday 136-121-119/376, Albert Burnett Sr. 181- New Brunswick Pro Synthetic Lanes 147-136/464, Andrew Morton 165-126-175/466, Delores 268 In Linbrook Juniors by Stacy Rider Harris 120-120-158/398, J.J. Scott 159-170-163/492, Mattie Check-in @ 10AM • Bowl @ 11AM ANAHEIM — The ANAHEIM MAGNOLIA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL rapped Wylie 160-170-150/480, Glenn Wright 154-133-141/428, up their 8 week summer session in high fashion. We had Sondra LeBar roll Vern Willey 147-149-181/477, Johnny Thomas 153-159- 1 of 5 Cash (Based on 30 entries) our first 200 game of the league season with a sizzling 204 game. April Ortiz outshined the pins with 145 and Kelsey Myers maintained 132. Lori Guerrero 140/452, Milton Donnerson 176-188-159/523, Jim Plante scored the high game of the day for the moms with a fabulous 150. Remember 254-149-242/645, Eva Hammons 94-76-78/248, Jessie Lane $65.00 Entry we will continue the summer season until the end of August for any of the 145-148-162/455, James Kennard 149-135-141/425. families that would like to continue to bowl. GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Andrew Stewart took the lanes by storm in the THURSDAY LINBROOK $20.00 Optional Sidepots/Blocks JUNIORS. Andrew finished the day with a fine 268 game for a 632 series. Doug Johnson 277/687, Rico Cayton 560, Walter Gist 594, J.D. Greenhalgh slammed 200. Other terrific games were turned in by Chris Ed Brown 607, Rose Goodwin 529, Wendell Ledbetter 576, Brackets Available M. Rinner 135, Jessica Quental 193, Daniel Robbins 175, Morgan Gober 146, B.J. Theiss 613, Walter Millsap 519, Lee Theiss 570, Den- Tiffani Agustin 170, Christopher DeFazio 170 and Tim Oh 162. In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, John Conway crushed the nis Galgana 502, Chuck Ashton 504, Al Ortiz 601, Wayne Bowl Across 12 Lanes lanes with 195-259-278 for a great 732 series. Bowling against John, Don Moon 525, Ron McClain 236-227-236/700, Margo McClain Gut-omen gathered some strikes of his own for games of 236-227-256 for 528, Dominic Antonio 235/598, Benji Calinawan 551, Billy a nice 719 series. For the gals, Denise Duarte dominated the pins for 179- Call Ryan or Jim for info! 223-200/602. Andrew Newburn nailed down games of 242-225-223 for 690. Williams 612, Al Williams 658, Pat Erwin 600, Jim Burke Mark McLeod mastered 191-208-278 for a 677 and Jesse Gwyn grabbed 519, Joe Erwin 547, Pat Kinard 633. 201-257-194 for a 652. Aaron Wilson slammed 238-182-203/623 and Jimmy BIG BEAR OAK TREE LANES Vasquez rolled games of 209-216 while Andrew Sewart tallied 217. Eric Snow 290-247-214/751, Sonny Dew 244-259- In the JUNIOR ADULT FAMILY FUN, Junior bowlers Aaron Wilson and Valerie Matsumoto rolled to the high series of the league. Aaron aced 237- 216/719, Harold Dubose 243-237-232/712, Mark Fowler 258 for a fine 643 while Valerie smashed a 268 finale for a fab 643 series. 191-257-255/703, Jeff Cureton 236-246-200/682, Fred Fan- Stacy Rider rolled to 234/630 and Andrew Stewart sliced 259-205/625. Brian iel 245-234-182/661, Emmerson Wafer 235-253-169/657, (909)-860-3558 Peterson rounded out the 600 series with 191-211-203/605. Joshua Alves 990. N. 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In the Preps: We had Jesse Thomas 79 avg bowled 83- BOWLING ON THE U.S. OPEN PATTERN 103-112, Jamil Hayes 88 avg bowled 99-109-`123, Mayah 1st Place - $1,000 • 2nd Place - $500 Perez 51 avg bowled 70-53- 74, David Schneider 110 avg (Based on 35 entries) • 1 in 5 will cash bowled 123-117-159, But the top bowler for the preps goes Entry Fee - $100 to Jose Herrera 115 avg bowled fantastic scores of 202-126- Optional Blocks - $5 • Optional Sidepots - $15 183. Thats 2 games over 50 $5 Brackets available (Games 1-3, 4-6, 6-8) pins his avg..We had some nice games to report.. Damian FOR INFO CONTACT JASON LAVOIE, Perez 173, Joshua Prickett 154 TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR Good Job Preps. 818-640-9103 or at [email protected] On to our Minors, John Guaydacan 157 avg bowled 188-209-169, Johnathan Gar- CANOGA PARK BOWL cia 125 avg bowled 166-171- 20122 VANOWEN ST. 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WEST COAST SENIOR WCST EBONITE SINGLES Sunday, August 9, 2009 LINBROOK BOWL FINALS ANAHEIM, CA SENIOR FINALS NO-TAPNO-TAP POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE 1 GARY MARKOWITZ NORTHRIDGE 2285 1990 7 1 210 4485 $750 2 MARK DYER MORENO VALLEY 2433 1758 4 4 120 4311 $525 3 SCOTT KRAYE LA HABRA 2287 1827 6.5 1.5 195 4309 $405 4 RAY COBB HIGHLAND 2282 1884 4.5 3.5 135 4301 $360   5 MARC LEVY CATHEDRAL CITY 2248 1841 4 4 120 4209 $340 6 JOHN CONWAY ANAHEIM 2251 1800 2 6 60 4111 $325 7 DAN HASTINGS SANTA CLARITA 2272 1714 4 4 120 4106 $310 8 JEFF GARRISON HAWTHORNE 2397 1527 0 8 0 3924 $300 **************************************************************************************************************************************** OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE 9 MIKE RICK HIGHLAND 2247 $170 Ev yEv y SatdaySatday tilltill Septemb !Septemb ! ***************************************************************************************************************************************** SUPER SENIOR FINALS Check-InCheck-In atat 12:30pm,12:30pm, BowlBowl atat 1pm1pm POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE 1 VAUGHN DOODY LAS VEGAS 2239 1470 5 1 150 3839 $700 2 WALT BLOCK SAN CLEMENTE 2273 1427 4 2 120 3820 $515 &OUSZ'FFs)BOEJDBQJTPG 3 STAN CASWELL PINE VALLEY 2250 1429 3 3 90 3769 $425 &OUSZ'FFs)BOEJDBQJTPG 4 HAL WILBER LAS VEGAS 2301 1352 3 3 90 3743 $380 5 KEVIN GANNON LAKEWOOD 2399 1277 2 4 60 3736 $355 6 JIM THURMOND HEMET 2271 1309 2 4 60 3610 $330 &BDI(BNFJT/P5BQ&BDI(BNFJT/P5BQ ******************************************************************************************************************************************* OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE 7 RUSSELL BOOTH VAN NUYS 2236 $170 1*;;"'03&7&3:0/&1*;;"'03&7&3:0/& ******************************************************************************************************************************************* MONEY BREAKDOWN INCOME DISTRIBUTION 5301)*&4'0345"/%/%1-"$&'*/*4)&345301)*&4'0345"/%/%1-"$&'*/*4)&34 27 Entries X $170.00 $4,590.00 Prize Fund $3,485.00 Seniors Lines $751.00 For More Information or To Sign-Up Ca Mary Lou Expenses $354.00 For More Information or To Sign-Up Ca Mary Lou Total: $4,590.00 Total: $4,590.00

22 Entries X $170.00 $3,740.00 Prize Fund: $2,880.00 Super Seniors Lines $576.00 Expenses $284.00 Total: $3,740.00 Total: $3,740.00 *********************************************************************************************************************************************** /PSXBMLs  sLFZTUPOFMBOFTDPN The WCST, would like to thank our hosting center, Linbrook Bowl, and their GM, Mr. John Havales, and the workers of the center. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, Ebonite International CO, and to the bowlers, who entered this tournament. ************************************************************************************************************************************************* Page 12 BOWLING NEWS August 13, 2009 202/624, Lisa Somma 266/615, Veronica Rodriguez 214/603, Kimberly Allman203. Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 217, Mike Warr 214, Harry Canoga Linbrook Bowling Center Sargent 206, Stan Lucas 201. Vegas Party: Hong Kha 257-215-287/739, Bill Powell Park Bowl BOWL 258-219-235/712, Roger Vasquez 239-279/712, E.J. Rog- 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 ers 216-267-209/692, Don Gut-omen 254-242/676, Mar- 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS vina Vrabel 226-239/661, Connie Putnam 220-214/631, www.canogaparkbowl.com ANAHEIM — If you looked at our ad on this page you noticed Debi Boroff 216-208/615, Josie Angeles 235, Kim Irwin 214. E-mail:[email protected] that Saturday, September 5 is Linbrook Bowling Center’s 51st An- T.G.I.F.: Jason Watts 235-215-279/729, Rick Sargent 204-214- WINNETKA—Bowlers, we invite you to join us for the niversary Customer Appreciation Day. We invite everyone to come 278/696, Norm Walker 257-224/669, David Wright 224-213/633, Scratch 8 Game Singles this Sunday at 11AM. $1000 first place and celebrate the day with us. There will be bowling tournaments, Mike Sargent 218-209/621. with 35 or more entries. Please see our ad for all the details. $1 games and shoes (limited open play), karaoke and of course 4-4 Vegas: Hoagy Wong 212-258-236/706, Mike Peterson 203- PHIL-AM: Ben Felipe 231-624, Bert Araneta 207-594, Ely food — hot dogs, pizza, sodas and beer. It’s going to be a day of 200-242/645, Litdell McDonald 216/603, Norm Walker 213, Dehlin Palarca 221-583, Marlon DelRosario 227-571, Fred Agpaoa 232- fun and celebrating so bring your family and friends. Greenwood 209, Sandy Batalon 234,Trish Donahue 200. 542, Helen Ventenilla 174-514. The high scores are in for August 4 thru the 10. Family and Friends: Dennis Potter 205-253-213/671, David Kelly VIVA LAS VEGAS: Scott Friedman 244-698, Ivan Clarke Santa’s Gals and Guys: Joe Molina 266-207-215/688, Carl 220-202/600, Aaron Sanchez 267, Jess Castro 223, Ray Pangelinan 287-662, Duncan Clarke 243-651, Robert Galbraith 643, Vince Adinolfi 264-211/657, Chris Atkinson 208-215-215/638, Terry Blan- 221, Patty Pangelinan 214, Debi Jones 203, Julie Aguon 200. Koeller 245-625, Kathy Litzenberger 192-511, Roberta Martel kenship 220-255/632, Mike Hardy 236-237/629. Double Daters: Tim Hank 203-245-246/694, John Conway 255- 187-511. Swinging Trios: Norm McLeod 220-226/612, Stan Lucas 245, 225/669, Shawn Oslund 256-204/638, Gary Oslund 214-224/623, DODGER BOWLING CLUB: Larry Steinberg 203-572. Rey Ortiz 208. Eddie Lopez 218-213/613, Monica Path 215, Pam Gardner 211. RIVER MANIACS: John Englehart 268-721, Ted Weinsziehr Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 242-225/658, Mike Hardy 207, Gamblers Anonymous: Alan Bloom 231/604, Calvin Macaraeg 683, Dan Dixon 246-676, Barry Simon 257-674, Michael Ricca Walter Michalski 202, John Occhipinti 201, Ozzie Randolph 200, 213/600, Jim Iriye 213, Ken Williams 213, Steve Brockway 211, 655, Lucy Tralla 199-544, Sharon Weger 193-540, Vicky Col- Karen Capone 211. Susan deGraaff 213-236/620. burn 196-519, Monise Kelly 198-508. Ten Pins: Byron Reich 214-266-244/724, Aaron Bolton 244- Senior No-Tap: 39 entries @ $10=$390. 39 lineage @ TUESDAY PICK-A-BALL: (4 Game League) Greg Husby 257/667, Prisco 269/637, Frank DiCrisi 235-215/629, Dale $5.25=$204.75. 39 prize fund @ $4.75=$185.25. 37 3-6-9 @ 247-920, Richard Greenzweight 235-831, Steven Yates 232-795, Mitchell 204-244/627. $1=$37. Place Money—1st Ed Signorino 907 $35, 2nd Danny Allan Nathan 216-703. Vegas Nonsense: Michael Byrd 245-255/672, Steven Branch Rojero 866 $27, 3rd Hoagy Wong 847 $231, 4th Leo Asuncion COMEDIANS: Ray Stoy 267-672, Larry Feinberg 234-613, 203-229-220/652, Tim Butler 204-225-205/634, Jim Johnstone 838 $15, 5th Shig Shozi 797 $11, 6th Jackie Carroll 795 $8. Vince Koeller 67, Sharon Weger 221-545, Deanna Pyka 202- 212-207/614, Ray Acosta 211. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Ed Signorino 322 $9, 2nd Jackie 537. O.C. Korean Bowling: Kwang Yeol Lee 236-206/622, Cheol Kim Carroll 308 $7, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 304 $5. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Hoagy LEAGUE OF OUR OWN: Mark Alvarino 236-634, Gabriel 225, Ui Kwang Kim 219, Hyun Tae Kim 210, Justin Choi 208. Wong 300 $11, 2nd Ed Blum 280 $9, 3rd Leo Asuncion 270 $6.25. Comagon 569, Michael Campos 212-558, Joseph Prado 258- 3’s Company: Marylou Platte 224, Karen Bagnall 223-206, Alice 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Ed Signorino 298 $9, 2nd Johnny Munson 552, Mike Montanez 550. Bradley 211-214, Marie Parmalee 204, Vicki Wachter 200. 295 $7, 3rd John Freeman 284 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $30. Added EARLY BIRDS: Jamie White 226-633, Neal Veis 226-575, R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 255-211/653, Ralph Tanner 213-208/603, $37. New Total: $57. Richard Harrison 220-567, Gary Fish 191-554, Richard Bianchi Shiggi Sing 244, Paul Budnovich 222, Don Tanner 215. That’s all for this week. Get those sign-ups in for the Fall 538, Shirley Needham 214-514. Executive Doubles: Roger Vasquez 256-265-246/767, Jason Leagues. PBA EXPERIENCE SINGLES: Congratulations John Engle- Watts 278-204-203/685, Rey Ortiz 233-212-231/676, Kyle Oste- hart - League Champion. Our Fall League will begin on Sep- man 220-213-232/665, Steve Sparks 220-231/648, Lisa Somma tember 9th. 232-210-211/653. Rosales Rules & Rumbas to the Finish 500 CLASSIC: Petra Kaun 235-594, Patti Ehart 198-555, Pa- Jacks and Jills: Jeff Skovgard 280-233/680, Jerry Lao 276- tricia Peskin 211-549, Mary Lauer 193-534, Barbara Vaccarello 202/641, Ken Reser 288/640, Robert Bloom 203-211-210/624, Line First in Rocky Marsh Doubles 192-532. Mike Blodgett 219-212/601, Sophia Kim 247/613, Susan deGraff by Joy McGregor B’NAI BRITH CLASSIC: Roman Agiert 258-690, Jay Rosen 213, Heather Skovgard 205. 226-614, Thomas Flynn 256-600, Ernest Johnston 224-595, Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): E.J. Rogers 300-221-244/765, Wes- ANAHEIM—Miguel Rosales may be short in stature but certainly NOT George Lippert 586. ley Shoemaker 243-266-256/765, David Doi 266-207-258/731, Izzy in talent. This young man has “Super Sub” stamped all over him as he demonstrates his worth on games of 246-242 and wow, lets loose with a THURSDAY PICK-A-BALL DOUBLES: (4 game league) Garcia 253-263/699, Todd Smith 266-242/697, Nikki Trepesowski fab 299 game to post 787. His 943 series put him on the podium to accept Aaron Steinberg 268-904, Luke Bluske 221-759, Tim Irvin 738, 206-228/607, Kimberly Allman 214, Pam Gardner 204. high honors for the day. Congratulations Miguel, you have made your mark Justin Mills 221-728, Peter Thibodeaux 219-710. B.S.M.: Hyun Ok Park 214-225-229/668, Jimmy Kim 245-204- in Rocky Marsh!! PARTY ANIMALS: Jack Getzlaff 243-682, Elizabeth Fon- 203/652, Henry Kim 204-223-215/642, Glen Kim 203-237/635, Don Gardner is still planting “X’s” with just the right amount of “stuff” to vergne 226-640, Joe Rivas 236-593, Michael Fonvergne 225- Michael Ko 229-204/622, Sophia Kim 224/601, Joyce Kim 245, germinate games of 235-259-202 and 235 to grow a sunny 931. Another popular sub, Lennie Huber, shows all why he is such a great 592, Ronald Martinek 224-580, William Evans 212-574, Erica Michelle Kim 203. choice tossing consistent games of 233-234 and 234 for 701 and added Pollack 199-554, Sharon Weger 192-518. Golden Nuggets: No scores. 213 to register 914. SFVCC NIKKEI: Kirk Sasaki 233-635, Yoshi Kawamura 236- Go For 9: Gino Vassallo 274-254-279/807, Orlando Vanegas For the second week in a row, Janine Ditch turns in a great series. Ja- 611, Sho Kadonaga 267-605, Mamo Tashima 585, Eiji Fuku- 244-258-266/768, Norm McLeod 245-242-265/752, Carl Adinolfi nine sports season high average for the ladies and shows us why, stroking moto 568, Noriko Fukunaga 190-535, Tami Shiotani 181-507, 246-222-276/744, Rich Heid 235-201-256/692, Joyce Short 219- games of 224-205-246 and 238 to boast a 913 set. Anderson Alcaraz enjoyed his morning outing tossing his first 900 of Katsuko Fujita 196-507. 268/653, Margot Church 251, Elburta Canfield 244, Marie Venable the season. Anderson demonstrates how his unusual “thumbless” delivery 207, Diane Johnson 202. works for him as he tossed 205-235-225 and 245 to score 910. Anderson PartyTimers: Roger Vasquez 279-269-235/783, Willy Borde- has improved his average by 18 pins so no thumb and extra roll sure works CANOGA SENIORS: nave 235-214-245/694, Miguel Rosales 218-200-267/685, Joe for him. Bet there’s no knot on HIS thumb? 49’ERS TRIO: Dale Rubin 256-690, Carolyn Scherzberg 246- Sangenito 263-217/660, Don Stout 225-214-213/652, Sophia Kim Allen Gutierrez rounds out the 900 shooters, also tossing his first 900 641, Tom Tucker 210-604, Ed Baumgartner 214-596, Arlene of the season, on games of 198-249-222 and 225 to tout 904. Rockin’ and 245, Monica Path 224, Carol Lopez 216, Carrie Wolfe 212, Laura Bonino 210-557. rollin’ Allen! FUNTIMERS: Ron Doll 256-676, Richard Greenzweight 224- Rodehaver 200. More HOT scores: E.J. Rogers 248-890, Tim Blough 286-889, Don Anaheim Nisei: Bob Mendoza 232/621, Dave Kishaba 223- Lorentzen 268-887, Frank Di Crisi 245-877, Ron Marcus 235-868 Larry 655, Al Reiswig 612, Bill Robb 225-603, Carolyn Scherzberg 212/610, Joe Yanez 231, Don Enriques 226, Fred Sasari 201- Green 232-866, Orlando Vanegas 255-861, Alan Bloom 259-860, Rich Heid 217-595, John Rosen 224-595, Connie Wannomae 182-512, Ellie 214. 256-856, Dan Baker 255-853, Rose Williams 225-849, Ron Douglass 224- Alliston 188-503. 849, Rey Ortiz 234-845, Don Gut-omen 252-842, Carl Adinolfi 247-838, Nikkei: Herb Mihara 220-230/641, Sandy Viloria 221-215/622, 39’ERS TRIO: Carolyn Scherzberg 214-641, Larry George Shig Shozi 227-834, Dick McKenzie 227-823, Mike Caballero 234-819, Bob 225-602, Jose Blanco 226-574, Mary Lauer 227-573, Ralph Be- Bob Okamura 231, Stan Mashita 222, Walter Ohara 215, Mickey Gosnell 246-808, Kyle Osterman 226-802, John Phillips 214-801, Tony An- Yamaguchi 202, Pat Kawado 201. gulo 234-801, Juan Sandoval 238, Bo Vrabel 234, Kantral Williams 222, navidez 227-572, Mel Neiditch 571, Dale Rubin 558, Lucy Tralla 525 Ladies Classic: Joy McGregor 211, Betty Saienni 207, John Loker 222, Ed Hermance 221, Jerry Roddam 221, Rodger Morris 219, 202-512. Karen Bagnall 203, Evie Roberts 202, Alice Bradley 200, Lynda Shawn St. Andre 216, Hong Kha 215, Roberta McNaught 213, Johnny Mun- TGIF TRIOS: Rick Dobris 279-714, Richard Greenzweight son 212, Gloria Ferrulli 211, Tom Horton 210, Rod Cantrell 205, Janet An- Burge 200. 223-635, Bill Robb 215-607, Carolyn Scherzberg 214-607. derson 204, Melissa Fan 203, Stan Guzy 203 and Marie Barbush 202. Santa Super Savers: Dallas Liebenow 221-216/630, Carl Adinolfi Things are heatin’ up for this week’s position round as only a few games 232-221/617, Steve Vieth 230/603, John Hendricks 226/601, Gavin separate the top 5 teams from the “Gold” so it will be very interesting to see CANOGA JUNIORS: Huff 224, Carol Burke 212. the outcome! FYI: The 590 Classic starts it’s fall session August 27th. For BUMPER THUMPERS: (2 Game League) Phillip Kaufman Thursday Mixed Seniors: Andy Vincent 200 , Bin Masaki 202. all those that did not make the meeting ... Mark your calendars!! 110-211, Stevan Martinez 89-170, Jezzabel Chavez 90-165. Also, a Country Song Fest, featuring our very own cowboy Terry Brent, JUNIOR ROYALS: Julia Frias 169-470, Justin Pluchino 165- St. Columban’s: Byron Reich 205-214/604, Robert Cassola 233, will be entertaining in the lounge following the conclusion of Rocky Marsh Inno Harman 230. on August 14th. This “special” is to welcome back the one and only EVA 466. 7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkley 269-256/718, Robert Thompson MUNSON. She has been sidelined for quite some time due to illness and 237-217-257/711, David Wright 210-259-238/707, Gabriel Garza we hope this will cheer her up. EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO COME JOIN THE FUN ... and maybe, see Eva boot scootin’.... until next week... RUSTY BRYANT 269-261/682, John Conway 234-258/675, Marvina Vrabel 236- Lessons by Appointment

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