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Nov-Dec 2007 The National Bowling Association, Inc. Volume 2 Issue 1 Volume 2, Issue 1 News 2007/2008 Submission deadline for events related to CBS Leagues/Members and/or High Scores for publication in the Newsletter Senate Officers must be received by Beverly Houston by the 15th of each month via email [email protected]. Clarence Dixon, President (773) 374-1360 Darryl “Spyder” Houston, Vice-Pres. CHICAGOLAND USBC HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (773) 406-8435 Mattie Miller, Secretary On Sunday, October 28, 2007 the Chicagoland USBC Association inducted 10 bowlers into the Hall of (773) 488-1405 Fame at their First Combined Hall of Fame Awards Dinner out of which 2 are either past or present [email protected] members of The National Bowling Association’s Chicago Bowling Senate. Rebecca Mack, Assistant Secretary Lawannah Hammond, Treasurer Joslyn R. Jennings “Super J” for Superior Performance. Jake Greene was Super J’s first coach. She bowled her 1st 800 series in a tournament, her 1st 300 game in the Toni Allison Ladies Scratch 2007/2008 Senate Committee League and another two weeks later. In August of 1989, paired with Cheryl Daniels they captured Chairpersons the LPBT Championship Doubles Tournament. She has an 803 Series and 3—300 games. Local titles Awards include: 1st Place in the IWBA State Singles and All Events Champion. Awards include: CWBA Bowler Mattie Miller of the Year; Singles Champion and Doubles Champion with Claudine Walker. Audit Lynne M. Martin Maurice E. Smith for Meritorious Service. Mau- Constitution rice was asked by the Pastor of his Parish to Bertha Fuller Family Picnic participate in a Recreational Committee to put Craig “Scooby” Wedgeworth together programs that would involve both Field Representative adults and youth which led to the establish- Sheri “Spiffy” Jones ment of both Senior and Youth bowling pro- Historian grams. He completed a Bowling Coach Seminar Evelyn Porter Junior Bowling Program and went on to serve for over twenty years as Beverly Houston the President of his Parish’s adult bowling King/Queen Program league as well as coaching the AJBC Junior Henry Johnson League. In 1973 he became a CMBA Director, Membership Darryl “Spyder” Houston then President and ultimately a Life Member. Newsletter Editor Mr. Maurice Smith is currently serving as a Di- Beverly Houston rector for IBA. Maurice is currently a member (773) 844-4766 of TNBA. [email protected] Public Relations Roger G. Stewart for Meritorious Service. Roger has many accomplishments that include several Lawannah Hammond honor scores and a second place finish in the Hoinke Singles Event. His highest league average was Scholarship 217. He bowled his first 3 games at Starlite Lanes with a former college classmate and from that Eva Howell-Greene [email protected] evening on his passion for the sport escalated. Roger joined the CMBA Board in 1985 as a Director, Souvenir Program Ads and became President in 1992. He became the Executive Director of the CMBA in 1999 and is cur- Evelyn Thomas rently serving his second year as Association Manager for the Chicagoland USBC Association. Special Events Program Margaret Whitehead Angela “Angie” Reed was awarded “Bowler of the Year”. Angie began bowling at the tender age of 8. Tournament Director She was a member of the Cascade Youth Bowling League. Angie has also achieved a number of ac- Helen Becton complishments over the years. In 2003, she won the Dears Singles Classic in Cleveland, OH. That same year, Angie won the 2nd Annual Sweetest Day Mixed Doubles Tournament in Chicago. In 2006, Angie came in 2nd place in the Bill Rhodman Central Scratch Singles Tournament in Detroit, MI and 3rd place in the Canadian Club Scratch Singles Tournament in Cleveland, OH. Angie was awarded “Bowler of the Year” by the Chicago Bowling Senate for 2005/2006 and again in 2006/2007 re- named Joan McDuffie Bowler of the Year Award. Angie has 4—300 games. Angie is also currently a member of TNBA. Inside this issue: As a special mention, Carmen E. Phason was inducted “In Memoriam”. Carmen loved the sport of Senate News 1 bowling. She loved it so much that at one point she bowled in 5 leagues on 5 different nights. That Scooby’s On Point 2 was a lot considering Carmen did dialysis three times a week. Her highest game ever was 286 and (Jan-Feb 2008 Issue) her highest series 700 plus. Carmen began working at Lakewood Bowl in 1997. She became a man- Senate High Scores 2-3 ager, and loved working there; and continued to do so until her last day on earth. Carmen’s hus- band, Robert, noted that he was disappointed that he never had the opportunity to see her shoot a Tournaments & Events 4-5 perfect game. Family and friends expressed that although Carmen is gone from us, her dedication, and passion for the sport of bowling will forever be present. Junior Bowler’s Strike Zone 6-7 (The above was extracted from the Chicagoland USBC Organization Hall of Fame Awards Dinner Program Booklet) PAGE 2 THE CHICAGO BOWLING SENATE’S NEWSLETTER VOLUME 2, ISSUE 1 Senate High Scores from Mattie Miller AUGUST 2007 Glenda Andrews 279 game 717 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Roy L. Beasley Jr. 703 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Arthur L. Bennett Jr. 288 game Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Michelle V. Bowden 268 game 713 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Courtney Calhoun 718 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Michael Domer 279 game 758 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Parris Faulkner 719 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl McGlauthon Fleming Jr. 290 game 11 in a row Guardsmen / Stardust I- Hammond Glynn L. Ford 299 game 823 series Wednesday Afternoon / Dolton Bowl Ray Garner 275 game 729 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Brian K. Gunn 300 game Show Me The Money / Burr Oak Maurrice Harris II 278 game 727 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl John D. Heath 299 game 806 series WSB Tourney / Hillside Robert Hoskins 729 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Patrick M. Johnson 725 series Richard Crawford /Dolton Bowl Sandy Hardy, Director of Dolton Bowl Walter H. Jones Jr. 278 game 754 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl “Full Throttle” Jr League & 2007 Chica- Ariachizu Kamalu 289 game 762 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl goland USBC Hall of Fame Inductee, Michael R. Lemon 279 game 715 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Joslyn “Super J” Jennings. Christopher D. Muldrow 300 game 827 series CBA Tourney / Castaways Lester Rankin Sr. 716 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Angela P. Reed 726 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Melanie D. Reed 298 game Show Me The Money / Burr Oak Roy Reed 279 game 11 in a row Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Morris Richardson 701 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Tommy L. Sykes 290 game 805 series H.M. Sr. / Hillside Tommy L. Sykes 11 in a row H.M. Sr. / Hillside Abren Williams 299 game Craig Sandifer / Burr Oak SEPTEMBER 2007 Anthony S. Arrington 300 game Guardsmen / Stardust I - Hammond Erleen Banks-Rodgers 706 series Original Sunday Nite / BZ - Homewood Arthur L. Bennett Jr. 300 game 735 series Richard Crawford /Dolton Bowl Terrence R. Blevins 290 game 732 series Stay For The Cash / Stardust – Hammond Terrence R. Blevins 11 in a row Stay For The Cash / Stardust – Hammond Michelle V. Bowden 735 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Otis W. Bowden Jr. 276 game 702 series Sunday Afternoon / Lakewood Anthony M. Bowens 740 series O Hare Monday Morning / Castaways Shawn L. Calhoun 300 game Show Me The Money / Burr Oak Fred Dade 723 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Wayne D. Dean 299 game V.S.O.P. / Castaways Samuel Dowell 717 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl James D. Edwards Jr. 276 game 745 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl James D. Edwards Jr. 286 game 747 series Richard Crawford /Dolton Bowl Willie Edwards 289 game Richard Crawford /Dolton Bowl Glynn L. Ford 287 game 821 series Sunday Morning United / Hillside Ruby D. Garrett 280 game 715 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Henry L. Gordon 748 series Show Me The Money / Burr Oak Marion Gray 712 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Darryl Greenhill 278 game 726 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Brian K. Gunn 299 game 820 series Markham Park /Brunswick - Homewood Joe d. Hall 298 game 779 series Tues Night / Burr Oak Maurice P. Harris II 280 game 819 series Stay For The Cash / Stardust I -Hammond Janean Hazel 278 game Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Keya P. Henderson 299 game Stay For The Cash / Stardust I - Hammond Keya P. Henderson 277 game 801 series Stay For The Cash / Stardust I - Hammond Paris H. Holeyfield 299 game United People / Halsted Bowl Robert Hoskins 300 game 802 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Robert Hoskins 300 game 727 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Eula W. Ivy 300 game 758 series Northwest Sub. Ladies’ Triples / Arlington Lanes Henrietta Jackson 277 game Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Herman James III 300 game 817 series Monday Night Men / Stardust II John C. Jefferson 299 game Markham Park / Brunswick - Homewood James R. Johnson Jr. 300 game CBS Mixed Traveling / BZ-Carol Stream Aaron Jones 773 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Raymond E. Lee 745 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Raymond E. Lee 296 game 824 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Reginald Lee 701 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Robert J. Lewis 712 series O’Hare Monday Morning / Castaways Tyrone Merriweather 740 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Marlin S. Mitchell 299 game 744 series All In The Family / Burr Oak Gregory Nash 278 game 716 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Eric Reynolds 289 game 728 series Richard Crawford / Dolton Bowl Clarence W.
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