March 5, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday, March 5, 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 Bowling Mourns The Loss USBC Town of Mickey Colletti Hall Meeting Wes Malott Wins PBA Founder of the JANCO/JAT So. California and Bowling Pioneer March 7th Etonic Marathon Open by B.A. Campbell INDIANAPOLIS—After by David Yamauchi LOS ANGELES—USBC conquering one of the most CHICO, CA — Vincent uct could be adapted to bowl- is inviting state and local as- challenging tournament for- “Mickey” Colletti, bowling ing. He brought the product to sociation board as well as gen- mats in Lumber Liquidators pioneer and the founder of the bowling by creating the spe- eral members to the Southern Professional Bowlers Associa- JANCO and Junior Amateur cial seal and brush in the little California town hall meeting tion Tour history, Wes Malott Tour junior bowling organiza- glass bottle that keeps it from taking place at the Radisson of Pflugerville, Texas, earned tions passed away on Febru- drying out! For years he ran at Los Angeles International his sixth career title by win- ary 14, 2009 at his home in a pro shop at Hollywood Star Airport, 6225 W. Century ning the PBA Etonic Marathon Chico, CA. He was 84 years Lanes that catered to many ce- Blvd., Saturday March 7th Open Sunday at Woodland old and just 10 days shy of his lebrity bowlers, movie shoots 2009, from 11 am to 2 pm. Bowl. 85th birthday. His family told and other Hollywood industry The free event presents infor- Malott defeated hometown us that he left us peacefully- events. mation on the present and fu- favorite Ronnie Russell of he was watching TV and fell He loved bowling - espe- ture direction of the sport and Indianapolis, 248-195, in the asleep and never woke up. cially youth bowling - and he organization. No registration championship match to win “Mickey” as he was known would come by the JAT events is required, and, according to his third title of the year and to generations of junior bowl- “to see the remarkable talent hotel staff, on-site valet park- take a commanding lead in the race for Player of the Year ers started the first scratch on the lanes” each Sunday. He ing will be discounted to $10 Wes “Hook-a-lot” Malott one step closer to Player of the Year youth bowling tournament was an East Coast guy trans- per car when parking ticket is honors. He won a $35,000 first club in the United States back planted to Orange County who stamped at the meeting. prize. As the tournament leader, ent PBA lane conditioning in 1973. JANCO started with a told great stories of his life and Topics scheduled to be dis- “That’s the goal right Malott earned the privilege of patterns. single event at Hollywood Star his adventures back in New cussed include USBC’s move now,” Malott said of his run choosing the Scorpion oil pat- For the 29-year-old Russell Lanes and eventually became York. Anyone who was lucky to Arlington, TX; the future of for Player of the Year. “This tern for the ESPN telecast. The it was his first television ap- the Junior Amateur Tour. enough to sit and talk with him youth bowling; new member- puts me in good position but I Scorpion pattern incorporates pearance and best finish in an Mickey’s JAT is still in ex- knows we lost a remarkable ship options; dues structuring; can’t slack off—there’s Norm a larger volume of oil on the individual Tour event. He also istence today and through its man. communication and delivery Duke, Patrick Allen and some lanes applied to a distance of finished second in last season’s 36 year history has produced If you are a JAT alum then systems; financial summary; others behind me so I’ve got to 42 feet which often demands a PBA Exempt Doubles Classic more nationally-recognized you know what a great impact awards and USBC Board of stay sharp.” more direct line. with Joe Ciccone. bowlers than any single youth the JAT had on you- from the Directors decisions. There will The unique tournament for- “I consider myself to be one Prior to losing to Malott, organization in the nation. The great competition to the life- be an audience question and mat consisted of 54 games— of the most versatile players Russell defeated Bill O’Neill, alumni list from the JAT is a long friendships. Make sure answer time following the pre- total pinfall with no match out here and I don’t want to be 27, of Southampton, Pa., 245- virtual who’s-who of Southern you take a minute and send sentation. play—over four days contest- a one hit wonder,” said the 32- 190, and in the semi-final California bowling with nu- a card to the family thanking ed on six different PBA Tour year-old Malott. “I picked the match beat Hall of Famer Pete merous professional bowlers, them for “Mickey” and the 36- WCST Ebonite lane condition patterns lead- Scorpion pattern because I’ve Weber of St. Ann, Mo., 248- TeamUSA members and even year JAT legacy that he has left ing up to the stepladder finals. bowled well on it and I felt it 216. Weber, who finished third hall of famers. behind. Cards can be sent to: All Star Doubles The long format and the use of would hold up the best during and has yet to win this season, He was also a pioneer in the Michael Colletti and Family PBA’s Cheetah, Viper, Chame- the course of the finals.” was making his second con- sport- many don’t know but he 1020 Lori Dr. at Rancho Bowl leon, Scorpion, Earl Anthony Earlier this season Malott secutive television appearance discovered “skin patch” by re- Chico, CA 95973 and Shark oil patterns was de- won the Tour’s Versatility and third in the last four weeks. alizing how an existing prod- We’ll miss you Mickey! March 7 & 8 signed to test the competitors’ Swing, which consisted of six O’Neill, finishing fourth and by Dick Sanders stamina and versatility. championships on the differ- still looking for his first Tour This weekend, March 7-8, victory, was bowling on his the WCST Ebonite All Star sixth telecast of the season. Doubles will be at Rancho Kinstler, Clark & Tondola-Smith “For all three matches I felt Bowl, in Santa Maria, CA. Selected For USBC Recongnition Awards exactly the same, but I prob- $800.00 is the added money, ably needed to go to another for this very popular doubles ARLINGTON—Profes- bowling associations and of ball, I’m not sure,” Russell tournament. sional Bowlers Association ex- national programs. said. “I can’t complain, I had For the qualifying, there ecutive Tom Clark, Ohio state Kinstler’s purchase of Del a great week bowling in front will be one squad of a maxi- and local association leader Rio Lanes in Downey, Calif., of my family and all the home- mum field of 48 teams, start- Jean Tondola-Smith and Cali- in the 1980s laid the founda- town fans.” In the opening ing on Saturday, March 7th at fornia bowling center owner tion for his building a suc- match, O’Neill defeated reign- 9:00AM. Charles Kinstler have been cessful bowling business. He ing PBA Player of the Year and The bowlers will bowl two named winners of the 2009 has since purchased four other 10-time Lumber Liquidators 5 game team blocks, with a United States Bowling Con- Southern California centers PBA Tour titlist Chris Barnes one hour break for lunch, af- gress Recognition Awards. (Keystone in Norwalk, Forest of Double Oak, Texas, 239- ter the 1st 5 games. 10 teams The Proprietor of the Year in Lake Forest, Cal Bowl in 220. Barnes was also making will go to the finals, on Sun- Award annually recognizes an Lakewood and The Bowlium his second consecutive tele- day, March 8th, starting at outstanding bowling center in Montclair), each of which vision appearance and fifth continued on page 7 proprietor for his/her enthusi- was in danger of closing. In overall this season, but also astic support of local and state continued on page 6 has yet to win this season. What’s Happening This Weekend? ABT Orange County Saturday March 7th Westminster Lanes ABTA Saturday March 7th Cal Bowl Donkee Sunday March 8th Del Rio Lanes NABI San Diego Saturday March 7th Sea ‘n’ Air Lanes JAT Founder Mickey Colletti SPRING FORWARD 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place NEW DAY AND START TIME!! Beat The Boss Leauge check-in SUNDAY, Mar. 29th at 10AM 9:30 • Entry Fee: $50 Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. U.S.B.C. Fridays at 4pm Challenge Shot Oil Pattern Used Entry Fee:$12 • 3 Games of No-Tap • Openings Available (562) 421-8448 Page 2 BOWLING NEWS March 5, 2009 S.S.T. Scratch Senior Tour S.S.T. Highlights at Westminster Lanes, Westminster, CA AMF Riverside Lanes April 4th & 5th RIVERSIDE—First of all, on strong to take the title, with Come Bowl with the best in the south west we would like to thank Gener- bonus pins by 96 pins. al Manager Tony Accomando Joe averaged 230.0, D.A. This will be a Two Day Singles Tournament for having the SST. 219.8. Following in 2nd was Super Senior Division Ages Men 60 & Ladies 50 & up. This was our 10th year at Doody/Dryer. Vaughn aver- Senior Division Ages Men 45 & Ladies 40 to 49 this fine center. We celebrated aged 228.2 & Mark 236.5. my birthday & the SST’s 10th. Great bowling by both teams. Junior Division Ages 18 to 44 What a pleasure. Thanks to all 3rd Kraye/Harvey, 4th Cook/ Special Division Men 75 Ladies 60. 1 in 3 Cash his staff, for their hard work. West, 5th Gordon/Porcelli & (lunch worked out great). 6th Murtishaw/Murtishaw. Check In @ 9:15 AM Bowl @ 10 AM. Looking forward to March Thanks to all the bowl- Bowl 5 games (1 hour break) bowl second 5 games next year. ers for supporting in the SST. D.A. Smith, SST Secretary/Tresurer Carmen Clay & Joe Staton This was a doubles tourna- Turn out has been a little slow Head to head finals on Sunday. Minimum 1/3 cash 1/5 to cut ment, with 18 teams, short turn lately, but I am sure with all of SST. Financial Report Check Flyer on SST. Web site for complete info. out for this one, but we will be your help we will succeed & AMF. Riverside Lanes March-09 LAS 36 ENTRIES @ $155.00= $5,580.00 getting back to basic’s on our turn things around. PRIZE FUND TEAMS VEGAS formats. At this tournament we 1st - $1,210.00- STATON / SMITH 2nd - $ 860.00 - DOODY / DYER TRAVEL www.superseniortour.com Joe Staton & D.A. Smith acquired 6 new members. A 3rd - $ 640.00 - KRAYE / HARVEY 4th - $ 500.00 - COOK / WEST LEAGUE Send all Entries to Len @ SST. Champions great help for me would be 5th - $ 450.00 - PORCELLI / GORDON They lead thru the first 4 to send in your checks early. 6th - $ 370.00 - MURTISHAW /& SON By Alice 25835 Coombe Hill Dr. Sun City Ca. 92586 Total - $ 4,030.00 matches, until Vaughn Doody You will save $10. See you at LINEAGE $1,188.00 Meglemre SST. President Don Jackson @ (619)-920-9530 DIRECTOR $ 288.00 & Mark Dyer took them in Westminster April 4 & 5 2009. YEAR END $ 72.00 game #5 by 8 pins. In the posi- Thanks to all - Len Miles $1,548.00 NORWALK—The Vegas Len @ (951)-679-5852 or Floyd (760) 742-4303 TOTAL OUT $ 5,578.00 PLUS BAL. $ 2.00 tion round Staton/Smith came SST Founder. League returned to Keystone Monday and David greeted us at the control desk and had ev- erything ready to go. Rob was not working Monday but did stop by to say hi and thanked us for the kind words we said about him in the column last week. We also learned he has been active working with the blind and may be accepting an official position on a national level. Congratulations, and we Join us for are happy to learn he will still be on the bowling scene. He gets our vote as top man work- ing a contol desk! With only three weeks of the season left, the champion- ship is still up for grabs and our all-new the pressure is on for leading team, Keystone #2, sporting 60.2 wins. Two of those weeks are regular schedule but the third, March 23, is positon round and anything can hap- pen. The league title has only been won twice prior to posi- tion round during it’s 50 years of play, and though it’s unlike- ly the leaders will fold under pressure, it is possible. The rest of the league will COSMIC be trying to advance in the standings for a bigger slice of the Position Prize Fund. They are Keystone #2, 60.2; Doris’ Hair Designs. 55; Cerritos #2, 54; David McNaught CPA, 50.2; Westminster #2, 50; Cal Bowleros, 49.2; Westminster #1, 49; Keystone #1, 48; Val- ley View #2, 40, and the rest of the league positions are 38-35- BOWLING 34-32.2 down to cellar team at 21.2. The Very Best Monday’s honor roll fea- tured Jamie Vallier and super Light Show! of Laughlin… sub Teri Hefner tied with 558, followed by Dee Phipps 532, EVERY FRIDAY AND Riverside Lanes! Cil Moons 514, Carolyn An- derson 504, Karen Mauricio • State-of-the-Art Brunswick 502, Doris Lewis 501, Char- SATURDAY NIGHT AT… ron McKnight 494 and Cyndie Equipment Martin 493. • Frameworx Automatic Scoring Alberta Stoute was a wel- come sight Monday when she • Full Service Pro Shop dropped by to let us know she • 34 Lanes • Snack Bar is doing very well and though she may not return to bowl this • 1404 Rooms & Suites season she will be on board when the bus leaves for Las • 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre Vegas on April 5. Also visiting RIVERSIDE LANES • 7 Restaurants • 3 Lounges was Tracey Koolmees, dubbed Mrs. Santa Claus for her gen- Book Sweepers or Group Reservations • 2 Nightclubs erosity when she bowled in the league for several years and • 740 Space RV Park she gave candy and gifts to 1-888-590-2695 (Full-Hook-Up) all the league members every Christmas. • Large Arcade • Hall of Fame Bar NEXT WEEK: 10 a.m. Monday at Fountain Bowl and • Race & Sports Book don’t forget to mark calendars • Don’s Kid Kastle (supervised for the end of the league meet- ing at Keystone, 9:30 a.m. children’s play center) March 16. The following week, March • 2 Classic Auto Exhibit 23, position round, is slated at www.bowllaughlin.com Showrooms (Free Admission) Westminster, 9:30 a.m. and Team Sweeps at Cerritos on, March 30, followed by option- al Awards Luncheon at Home Town Buffet in Cerritos. 6019337A1jet TO-Bowling News 2/10/09 2:29 PM Page 1 March 5, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 2 BIG BOWLING EVENTS BEING HELD AT

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LA HABRA—Antonio who were in striking distance The Match Game was UN- Morgan was at his best in going to the final game. Dan- Matched at 234. We now,with our Special Event at La Habra ny Guevarra shot a 220 game the carryover of $2,455 will “300” as he won his second to lead with a +140. After 7 have a max $3,500 Match ABTA Title with a great per- frames the only one who could Game at CAL Bowl Saturday formance and a thrilling fin- catch or beat him was Tony with the balance going to a re- Morgan Wins ABTA Title at La Habra (L-R) STANDING / David Dittlinger 3rd, Millett De La ish. He edged Danny Guevarra Morgan who was firing strikes serve pot. Cruz 11th, Antonio Morgan (Champ) $1,700, Tony Camba 4th, Lara Velasco 9th and Robert Men- on the final shot with a fine on lane 13-14. Many of them, The Match Series was doza 8th. SEATED Danny “ El Presidente” Guevarra (runner up) and Dom La Guardia 5th. +143 to Danny at +140. Da- as he fired a 279/280 game to Matched at a 690 by two of vid Dittlinger was a close third edge Danny 743-740 in ex- our finest, Jiradej H.and Rob- David Dittlinger is from L. at +119 in an exciting finish citing fashion and his second ert Young who happily shared A. and used a Wizard drilled topping the Special Beat the title in 8 years and deservedly the $3530 and that’s a lot of by Memo Rosales.. He is mar- Board Semis/Finals . so. Guevarra, was 2nd Da- beer money :-) ried to Mary Ann and thanks The scoring was super at vid Dittlinger at 719 was 3rd. Sol Cericos eliminated the brother in law Tim for support. AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION La Habra with the house shot Big Tony Camba 4th 703 and field in the 3-6-9 and missed. Also thanks La Habra and the ABTA(at La Habra “300” Bowl) Feb 28 and saw David Fairow light Then came Dom La Guardia So we go for $2,000 this Sat- ABTA for the event and Nancy $900 Perks & Bonues From OCRetirementSolutions.com up the lanes in the 7:00 PM and Robert Mendoza. Several urday at CAL in the 3-6-9. Kato for advice. 1 Antonio Morgan 743 $1,000.00 DOUBLES RESULTS Squad with a perfect game. He others had a chance with a big TWO GRAND FOLKS! Drawn for a chance at the Cash & Carry $600.00 1 Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich bowled very well! Congrats game #3. Champ Antonio Morgan Hot Shot Pot was Deb Bradley ABTA Shirt $100.00 Conrado Amado 1512 $180.00 David!! As always the top 16 were hails from Vista and used a who had left so she missed out 2 Danny Guevarra 740 $500.00 2 Kris Ordonez / With a nice turnout of 226 guaranteed $100 min and a Storm Domination drilled by a on a shot for $125. The Hot 3 David Dittlinger 719 $200.00 Ray Montoya 1474 $160.00 bowlers we had Men +92 and min of three ladies to the top past years ago ABTA Member Shot pot will have its finale 4 Tony Camba 703 $125.00 3 Marvin Crowder / 5 Dominator LaGuardia 696 $125.00 the Ladies a big +68. Super 16. Tthe gals were Lara Ve- Andy Neeman. His parents this week at Cal. Tthis Is a free Greg Kokanour 1470 $150.00 6 Jason Buenviaje 694 $110.00 4 Antonio Morgan / Seniors added to the board lasco, Millett De La Cruz and Michael, and Anna are ABTA drawing for our members. 7 Robert Mendoza 688 $110.00 Edmond Del mundo 1467 $140.00 were Rod Cantrell, Lonzell Tamara Feitz who outper- members who haven’t bowled Thanks to the La Habra 8 Billy Chao 687 $110.00 5 Vuong Do / Burnett, Walter White, Ely formed their husbands who lately but are fine people. Tony Staff, Gary, Carol and special 9 Jiradej Harnpatankitpan 686 $110.00 Danny Guevarra 1462 $130.00 Cruz, and Angie Nillo. also bowled the event :-) thanks the ABTA and Staff and thanks to Glen “900” Allison, 10 Greg Kokanour 685 $100.00 6 Sarah Magno / We would now do a bet the Congrats to Tony, our lat- La Habra for a great event and and Brandon Kraye for a su- 11 Kris Ordonez 60% 685 $60.00 John Cortes 1451 $120.00 board Finals and 56 bowlers est Champion and all who dedicates this one to dad Mi- perb job. They are just great 12 Robert Young 680 $100.00 7 Danny Guevarra / took the floor. It is a Finals bowled well there including chael! there. 13 Eric Perez 673 $100.00 Ely Cruz 1446 $110.00 where you Finish will be your some new members. This for- Danny Guevarra from Car- It’s History folks as Tony 14 Lara Velasco 665 $100.00 8 Lara Velasco / 15 Millet Dela Cruz 659 $100.00 cashing position. 3 women mat was different but fun and son, is an ABTA regular to Morgan enters the archives as John Cortes 1441 $100.00 16 Tamara Feitz 60% 639 $60.00 9 Alex Velasco / min guaranteed to the top 16. we use it at La Habra where the max. He used a Cell drilled a two time champion. Squads: 17 Victor Hilvano 667 $95.00 John Cortes 1424 $90.00 The bowlers took the floor they have a successful Cosmic by Mike Wahl. He is married 12:30, 2:00-3:30 & 5:30PM. 18 Giang Huynh 660 $90.00 10 Tri Vo / and the scoring was quite con- Program there in the evening. to a beautiful lady Yolie and Semis at 7:15 PM. Cash-n- 19 Alex Velasco 660 $90.00 Dominador La Guardia 1422 $80.00 tentious with many bowlers The doubles were topped thanks the ABTA esp Bob, Carry pays up to $1,700 this 20 Jeremy Paulsen 660 $90.00 11 Vuong Do / starting out well in game #1. by Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich and wife Yolie for support. He week $20 Max. So first place 21 Scott Westreicher 657 $85.00 Pilbert Colian 1420 $70.00 Tony Camba led but many and Conrad Amado with a big loves La Habra “300” Lanes. can be worth up to $2,700. 22 Edmond Del Mundo 650 $82.50 12 John Feitz / right behind him. After Game 1512, Ray Montoya and Kris He thanks all the bowlers who See our ad for information 23 Tom Dahl ss 648 $82.50 Antonio Morgan 1418 $60.00 #2 El Presidente (Danny Gue- Ordonez 2nd at1474 and $160. support the ABTA regularly. and directions. 24 Bong Dela Cruz 647 $80.00 13 Vuong Do / 25 Michael Kong 645 $80.00 varra) took the lead after a big We paid a great 18 places and This man has many friends to UPDATE: We are now Minh Dang 1414 $40.00 26 Ray Montoya ss 644 $77.50 14 Kris Ordonez / 262/286 game. There were 7 $1,540 in the doubles. say the least. selling/reserving the rooms 27 Marife Catalasan 635 $76.25 Alejandro Garcia 1408 $30.00 for the ANNUAL Las Ve- 28 Resty Sanchez 635 $76.25 15 Tri Vo / gas Open Event at the South 29 Minh Dang 634 $75.00 Vuong Do 1407 $20.00 Point. Rooms are less than our 30 Walter White 631 $72.50 16 Edmond Del mundo / (562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com (562)-228-3960 (Cell) Flyer show. 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Las Vegas Open South Point July 2-3-4-5 $12,500 1st with Bonuses Harnpatankitpan & Young Hit $3,530 Match Series (L-R) Jinny Lei (ABTA Member) congratu- Reserve rooms early Fri/Sat $78 Other Nights only $45 lates Roberrt Young and Jiradej Harnpatankitpan for splittingh a great Match series por of $3,530 for their fine 690, at right is ABTA Regular George Covarrubias who also offers his congrats. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS March 5, 2009 spent many years on Massil- USBC Awards lon’s youth bowling associa- National Deaf Bowling News continued from page 1 tions’ boards and working with Jeffery Sargent by Connie Marchione addition to remodeling the the West Stark USBC Bowling Results of 25th So. Nev-Calif centers, he has included youth Association/Massillon BA on learn-to-bowl classes at each numerous projects. Routes Field at Carter Deaf Tournament at Sunset Station location and focused on enthu- She is in her seventh year siasm, hospitality, cleanliness as Ohio USBC WBA presi- Bob Jones Wins Singles Event w/745 and helpfulness. dent. She was instrumental in for 2nd Donkee Title The former California starting bowling certification HENDERSON—The 25th anniversary So. Nev-Calif. Deaf Bowling Proprietors Asso- clinics in her state and devel- F U L L E RT O N — T h i s also like to thank the staff at Bowling Association tournament began on Saturday morning ciation president and Orange oping Ohio’s all-star team and weekends champion Mr Jef- Carter Bowl for hosting this February 14 with 102 bowlers taking part in the singles event County Council member be- bowler of the year award. She frey Sargent posted a huge weeks event. at Sunset Station Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center. At the end longs to the Southern Cali- does all this while working a huge +235 this weeken to Our Mystery game was Robert G. Jones, Simi Valley rolled stepped up games of 235- fornia Bowling Writers Hall full-time job with the United pick up the chanpions check. hit with both Claude Dottin 245-265 for the lone 700 of this event, 745 but needed his handi- of Fame and has been named Way. Jeff was throwing his Storm and Keith Imada both shoot- cap of 90 for a 835 total to win this event. Southern California proprietor “I probably busted the poor Recovery drilled Jon Ray at ing a 214 game, they shared Only 8 pins behind in 2nd place was 171 ave. bowler from of the year. lady’s ear off,” Tondola-Smith Valley View Lanes. Jeff sports $250. No one hit the Mystery Castro valley, CA Philip Smith, Jr. who went way over his aver- “It was a pleasant surprise,” said of when Awards Commit- personal bests of a 290 game Series of 494. Game will be age with steady games of 214-222-214 for 650 plus 177 handicap Kinstler said. “It’s a pretty big tee Chair Valerie Pittser noti- and a 730 series which he shot worth $100 and series $200 for 827. A son of deaf mother, Derek Gredinger III, Glendale, AZ honor. I’m very excited. fied her of winning the award. today. Jeffrey is supported by at Del Rio Lanes March 8th. rolled 217-207-226 for 650 plus 147 handicap 797 total for 3rd. “I enjoy the diversity of “The car beside me probably hi wife of 15 yrs Myrsha and Please see the Bowling News A woman, Delores McCarty, Lucerne Valley, CA shot 484 plus people that bowling touches. heard me. I could not believe Daughter Natalie – 13 yrs old. or check our website WWW. 307 handicap 793 for fourth. It’s not just one market seg- it. I was so ecstatic. Jeff works as a letter carrier DONKEETOUR.COM for The much heralded Carl Malucci now of Las Vegas started ment. You have bowlers from “This is probably the great- for the Buena Park Postal Ser- further details. with the event’s high 278 game but finished with 224-191 for 3 to 103, grandparents to great est honor I’ve received in my vice and has been with them Low to cash +125 Side- zero handicap 793 to place out of money. The 26th last place in grandchildren. It’s amazing. life. I never thought I would 23 years. Jeff would like to pots Sunday – 1PM – Keith the money was a tie between Becca Gleicher, Moreno Valley, You don’t have to be good even qualify for something thank Cater and the Donkee Imada, Claude Dottin 2 & 3 Ca and Natalia Quintero, Boulder City, NV with same handicap to have fun but if you are good like this. I just try to do the best Tour staffers for hosting this ($24 each), 2:30PM – Jeffrey total 725. you can still have fun. It’s like I can to promote bowling.” weekends event.. Sargent 1 & 2, Vuong Do ($39 STOGRYN & ABAKUMOFF DUO WINS doing a business where you The Donkee Tour would each). 3RD DOUBLES TITLE WITH RECORD 1474 can’t lose.” The 25th anniversary tournament doubles event started right Clark was selected as win- after the singles event and a pair of Deaf Team USA members ner of the Joyce Deitch Trail- Darrell Stogryn, El Camino Village, CA and Ed Abakumoff, Riv- blazer Award, Tondola-Smith erside closed with a 279 each for the new record 558 doubles the Helen Baker Outstanding game after games of 502-414 for a new record high scratch 1474 Association Service Award total plus their lowest handicap of 117 for another record total of and Kinstler the Proprietor of 1591. Besides their 279 games, Stogryn had games of 265-199 the Year Award. All will be for 742 and Abakumoff 238-215 for 732 as they won for the third formally honored during the time (previously 2002-03). USBC Convention April 29- The mother and son duo of Araceli Martinez and Derek Gred- May 2 in Reno, Nev. inger III placed 2nd with Derek rolling 253-214-207 for 674 and The Joyce Deitch Trail- mother 533 for 1207 plus 354 handicap for 1561. Third place blazer Award is named for the went to Las Vegas tandem of Vernon Jones (624) and Ronald seventh president of the former Loader (626) with 1250 plus 297/1547 total. Women’s International Bowl- Roger Lewis, Phoenix closed with a 280 for the event’s high ing Congress. It recognizes game and 704 series but with his partner scored 1444 total for out organizations and individu- of money. Also Carl Malucci scored the event’s high series 771 als who have made important (270-244-2570 but with his partner scored out of money 1412. In contributions to bowling by the last place 13th in the money was 1470 total by Jeff Stansell, being motivators, visionaries, South Gate and Bob Bergan, Whittier. leaders and innovators. JOEY HARRIS ROLLS 300 TEAM EVENT BUT PICK-UP A former USA Today edi- TEAM STRONG HEARTZ WINS WITH RECORD 2954 tor and USBC vice president Bowlers and fans were prepared for an exciting show with of marketing and commu- Carl Malucci’s Team Nation entered but were disappointed when nications, Clark was largely Malucci himself was scratched out with a flu sickness and was responsible for the return of replaced. Team Nation was not doing good until the 3rd game, women’s professional bowling Joey Harris lighted things up when he struck all the way for his after a four-year absence. His Donkee at Carter Bowl (L-R) – Claude Dottin – 2nd place, Steve Brode presenting, Champion 2nd career 300. It is the first ever perfecto in the team event and creation and execution of the Jeffrey Sargent it helped Team Nation to a 2907 total to place 7th last in the USBC Women’s Challenge, money. U.S. Women’s Open and the Rarely does a pick up team with all bowlers bowling over their PBA Women’s Series has pro- average winning the team title as did Strong Heartz foursome of vided opportunities for the Bob Kerker, Bakersfield, Bobby Thompson, Chris Groves, Haw- next generation of women’s DOnKEE TOUR thorne and Philip Smith, Jr. Castro Valley. With Kerker’s 548, pro bowling. Thompson’s 490, Groves’ 498 and Smith ‘s closing 234 for 575 “It’s a great honor to be TELEPHONE: 310-938-8090 FAX: 562-291-0256 the team scored 2111 plus 843 handicap for 2954 beating the given this award, named after 2003 record by two pins. Joyce Deitch, who was so ded- th A team with odd name, Obey the Beer with Brett DeLoss’ 654 icated to bowling’s growth,” March 8 , 2009 and Daniel Vasquez’s 640 placed 2nd with 2375 plus 561 handi- Clark said. “This recognition cap 2936 total. Third place went to Angel West #5 whose Phil is really a testament to the DEl RiO lanES Hawkins starred with a 290 - 644 as the team hit 2933 total.. direction and commitment to Another strong team So. Calif. Deaf Bowlers A with Doubles keeping bowling in the pub- champion Stogryn and Abakumoff and Singles champion Bob lic eye that the USBC board, (562)927-3351 Jones, hit a new record scratch team game 945 in 2nd game and leadership and staff accepted the event’s scratch team series 2563 but their low handicap 336 and supported. Together we gave them 2899 to finish 8th and out of money. In addition to his did some special things. Now 7502 E Florence Ave 300, Harris had the event’s lone 700 series 737. that I am with the PBA, I hope GREDINGER III GRABS ALL-EVENTS WITH 2380 to continue to work with the Young Derek Gredinger III unknowingly until he tallied his USBC across many platforms Downey, CA all-event scores that he came within two pins of the record. Gred- to give the sport of bowling SUN SQUAD TIMES: 10:00AM-11:30AM-1:00PM-2:30PM inger III with 181 average, scored 650 in team, 674 in doubles the attention and respect it de- and 615 in singles for 1939 plus 441 handicap 2380 total with serves.” win the all-events title. Not bad for his first tournament. The Helen Baker Outstand- 1st PL $1,000. 2nd PL $ 500. Just 4 pins back was Brett DeLoss with 2376 total for 2nd and ing Association Service Award POSSIBLE $1700.00 WITH DONKEE SHIRT AND JACK ACE BASED ON 125 ENTRIES Philip Smith, Jr. 2342 for 3rd. Joey Harris edged out Bob Jones is named for WIBC’s fifth by two pins for the high scratch all-events total 2050 to 2048 and president. It annually recog- both finished in 4th and 5th places respectively. Becca Gleicher nizes an outstanding bowling MYSTERY GAME - $100.00 gathered another last in the money 11th place with 2226. Others leader who has made invalu- out of money with respectable 2000 totals, were Darrell Stogryn able contributions to local and -MYSTERY SERIES- $200.00 2034, Barry Cossman 2023 and Daniel Vasquez 2019. state associations as an inno- SIDE POTS – BRACKETS - DOUBLES Next year’s tournament will be in Canyon Lanes at Morongo vator, creator and mentor of Hotel Casino in Cabazon, CA. adult programs. Tondola-Smith has been active in all aspects of bowling Mar 15, 2009 – Bye on the local and state levels. As Massillon USBC Wom- Mar 22, 2009 - Bye en’s Bowling Association and NO INSURANCE? March 29, 2009- Keystone Lanes (562)868-3261 11459 Imperial Hwy. Norwalk Massillon WBA president for the past 17 years, she helped Squad Times 11:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.-2:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Beat the Board develop bowling instructional UNINSURABLE? clinics and conducting mem- April 5, 2009- Linbrook Lanes (714)774-2253 201 So. Brookhurst, Anaheim bership surveys. She devel- Squad Times 10:00 a.m – 11:30 a.m – 1:00 p.m – 2:30 pm Beat the Board We Can Help oped a “Welcome to the New Season” letter distributed the Call Roy - 562-927-3896 first night of bowling each season. Email: [email protected] She also created numerous association fund-raisers, per- Medical Plans $29.95 - $39.95 a month. sonally promotes the local as- sociation championships and Prize Funds based on entries Dental Plans $14.95 - $19.95 a month. conducts yearly workshops for league officers. She also has March 5, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 7

ABT at Linbrook Bowl (L-R) runner up Dom Laguardia, Champion, Allen Gutierrez and ABT Director Rick Niedermayer. WCST Allen Gutierrez Wins First ABT continued from page 1 Championship at Linbrook Bowl 8:30AM. The tournament will pay one team place for every 3 ANAHEIM—After six qualifying squads at Linbrook Bowl teams entered. on February 28 and March 1, our semi-finalists included 17 Optional extra money ac- bowlers. After semi-finals, our finalists included Allen Gutier- tion: Team & Individual high rez, Dom Laguardia, Fred Ringor, Paul Varela and Vuong Do. game & series pots, including Our finalists drew for lane assignments to begin the finals. a super 9th game high game Fred Ringor took on Vuong Do and Paul Varela took on Dom pot, that will pay 2 places 70% Laguardia. In the match between Fred and Vuong, the match & 30% in each division, the was close until the eighth frame when Fred left a nine count and Team, Seniors, and All Stars. did no convert the single pin. Vuong left a split in the ninth then Individual High Game & Se- threw two strikes in the tenth and eleventh frame. Final score ries Pots are to be paid in sepa- 210 for Fred to Vuong’s 201. In the match between Dom and rate divisions. (Seniors) (All Paul, Paul started the match with two strikes before leaving a Stars). nasty split in the third frame. Dom marked in each frame until On Friday, an optional 5 the eighth when he left a split and did not convert. Final score game open singles sweeper, 238 for Dom to Paul’s 230. to start at 3:00PM. $65.00 to In the semi-final match, Fred Ringor took on Dom Laguardia. enter, the main prize list, one Dom started the match with an open while Fred marked in the cash place for every 4 bowlers first two frames. Fred ran into splits in the fifth, sixth and eighth entered, with additional prize frame. Dom marked in frames two through twelve. Final score for seniors ages 45 & up for 262 for Dom to Fred’s 190. the Men, and 40 & up for the In the final match, Allen Gutierrez took on Dom Laguar- ladies. dia. Both bowlers started the match with strikes in the first two One cash place out of frames. Dom had a spare in the third while Allen marked in each higher money for 5 entries in frame until the seventh. Dom marked in frames five through the sweeper. A Bar-BQ steak seven before sliding past a single pin in the eighth frame. Allen dinner to follow the sweeper, left a split in the seventh frame and did not convert. Final score starting at 6:00PM. $14.00 per of the match was 241 for Allen to Dom’s 224. person, all you can eat. Call Our newest champion, Allen Gutierrez is 34 and is in the Debbie Chambers and make construction business. Allen is married to Monica. Allen has your reservations, now at 805- been bowling for about 29 years and does his league bowling at 364-6497. Linbrook Bowl. Allen was using a Storm Dimension and Storm Attitude drilled by Ben Mach for the win this weekend. Allen wanted to thank his Monica, Lowell Huber, Jeffrey Sargent, and his brothers and sister for their love and support. Allen wanted to wish his brother, James, a happy birthday. Allen wanted to dedicate the win this weekend to his wife and to his mother, who passed away about 10 years ago. Allen wanted to Linbrook Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors and Staff for running an outstanding tournament. Pedro Benitez was the winner of the Senior Sweeper with a 761. David McKay was the winner of the 2-Game Sweeper with a 546. The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn during our finals meeting. Game #2 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 192 (good for $400) was drawn; the second chance score (good for $200) was 121; third chance score (good for $100) was 160 and 120 was the fourth chance (good for a free entry). There were no winners. The Mystery Pot is available to all members and costs only $5. The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the man- agement and staff at Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be March 7, 2009 at Westminster Lanes. This will be a three-game Beat-the-Board tournament with squads at 12Noon, 1:30, 3, 4:30 and 6:30PM. The address for Westminster Lanes is 6471 Westminster Avenue, in the city of Westminster. Their phone number is 714.893.5005. First place with full progressive and 100 entries will be $2200. First place is always guaranteed at a minimum of $500. Full progressive pot will be $1200. The first entry fee is $55. All re-entries are $45. We hope to see you at Westminster Lanes on Saturday! ABTA League at Cal Bowl Mark Fowler 730 - Shawn Tokudomi 667 Match Game - $132 Carry Over LAKEWOOD—Mark Fowler led the men’s scoring 248, 236, 246/730, Tres Catalasan 233, 213, 258/704, Jun Cadenas 245/697, Dave Mathisen 249/696, Eddie Katz 242/694, Carlos Castillo 257/679 and Julian Conwi 234/658. Shawn Tokudomi led the ladies’ scoring 236/669, Marife Cat- alasan 234/602, Bheth Alcayde 214/583, Anna Bautista 221/582, Diann Donaldson 199/580 and Pam Jones 207/579. $5 ACROSS SIDEPOT—Game 1. Mark Fowler 248/$50 and Jun Cadenas 245/$20. Game 2. Carlos Castillo 257/$50 and Dave Mathisen 248/$20. Game 3. Dave Mathisen 249/$50 and Mark Fowler 246/$20. SUPER POT—Dave Mathisen 249/$80 and Mark Fowler 246/$30. $1 DOUBLES—Shawn Tokudomi 213/$35 and Anna Bau- tista 206/$15. MATCH GAME—Number called was 202 and $132 will be carried over. 50/50 WINNER—The 50/50 raffle winner to any regular ABTA tournament was Mark Fowler. ABTA tournament will be at Cal Bowl in Lakewood this Sat- urday, one day only. Squad times, 12:30, 2:00, 3:30 and 5:00. Please check the Bowling News for complete details. Page 8 BOWLING NEWS March 5, 2009 Yorba Linda Bowl Presents The YORBA LINDA OPEN WWPB PRO-AM Saturday, March 28th, 2009 @ 8PM • Open To Men, Women & Juniors

(Ages 55 & Over) ADULT PRO AM SENIOR PRO AM Open to Men & Women (Handicap 100% of 200) Open to Men & Women (Handicap 100% of 200) Entry Fee: $50.00 Bowling Package Only Entry Fee: $50.00 Bowling Package Only Entry Fee: $140.00 w/Columbia NOIZE Ball & Entry Entry Fee: $140.00 w/Columbia NOIZE Ball & Entry

JUNIOR PRO AM Pro-Am Open to all Boys and Girls (Handicap 100% of 200) Entry Fee: $50.00 Bowling Package Only Format Entry Fee: $140.00 w/Columbia NOIZE Ball & Entry 2 Divisions: (1) Ages 11 & Under (2) Ages 12 & up & Rules Scholarships & Trophies Awarded 1 for Every 6 Entries in each Division

1. Open to Amateurs only. 2. Bowl with 3 different Lady Professionals. 3. This is a 9 pin No-Tap Tournament (9 pins on your 1st ball is a strike) 4. All entries must be received by March 14th, 2009. Payment must accompany entry. 5. Entering Averages; Current 21 games or more (must bring league sheet) If none use 2007-2008 Book average. If none bowl scratch. 6. No refunds after March 21st, 2009. 7. Tournament Director reserves the right to re-rate or reject any entries. 8. After March 14, 2009 if space permits Bowling Package Options only.

No Checks Please. Money Order or cash only. Entry Deadline is March 21st, 2009 Please call Roger Heap at 714-777-3818 for more information Send entries to Yorba Linda Bowl, 18171 Imperial Hwy., Yorba Linda, CA 92886 John Jowdy’s New Book A Must For Serious Bowlers reviewed by Carol Mancini NORWALK—John Jowdy, Hall of Fame writer and coach, has writtten a new book titled, “Bowling Execution”. It is beautiful! So well written, complete with pictures, diagrams, short stories, expert advice and confidence building techniques, that even the pros are raving. Over 200 pages — chapters include: Visualizing Success, Reading and Adapting to the Lanes, Gauging the Right Amount of Hook, Developing a Rhythmic Approach, and much, much more. There are a couple of ways to buy the book. Retail $19.95. Shipping?? 1-800-747-4457 or WWW.HUMANKINETICS.COM March 5, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 9

Canoga 12655 VENTURA BLVD. CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT STUDIO CITY 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 Park Bowl BOWL when you have time to spare 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS by NICE AND SWEET www.canogaparkbowl.com LAKEWOOD — It’s Daylight Saving Time, so move your clocks E-mail:[email protected] forward this weekend. You don’t want to miss that bowling date. STUDIO CITY — Hear that bloodcurdling roar erupt Here are the high scores from our leagues here at Cal Bowl... around us? No, neither do I since this March has not thun- CAL BOWLEROS WINNETKA — You’ve probably noticed that the daylight dering in like a lion. Indeed it has hit the East Coast, but we Mary Smyth 223-214-213/650, Karen Witt 220-204/605, Carole hours have been longer and that usually means one thing. can easily say that we were not cowering to the maimed Fischer 235/597, Kim Eastwood 207/575, Charlene Peterson 213- It’s time to move our clocks forward this weekend. 205/565, Margo McClain 559, Charron McKnight 219/559, Betty mammal’s sound. Instead we hear the roar of the crowd as Moss 527, Millie Buckles 526, Leona Belletti 522, Mattie Wylie 519, The scores have been reported for Canoga Park Bowl so a 7-10 split is picked up. Yvonne Clarke 510, Lou Ingebretsen 507, Dee Phipps 200. let’s check them out... PINZ ADULTS SENIOR MENS TRIO Phil-Am: Paul Layosa 246/687, Bert Araneta 214/629, Our lions and lionesses have been freed from their cages Al Williams 244-245-204/693, JImmy Hamilton 277-183-256/716, Socorro King 193/553, Phillip Gayatin 221, Hocson Chua of subpar bowling and really took a bite out of the competi- Sonny Dew 258-205-242/705, Ralph Wingert 160-226-232/618, 210, Fred Agpaoa 204. Jim Burke 223-194-226/633, Dion Morris Sr. 172-220-208/600, tion this week. Some of our leagues were on a loan to other Herman Martin 177-233-209/619, Rich Kelly 173-226-237/636, Viva Las Vegas: Daniel Clebanoff 265/727, Vince Koeller zoos, but those who were here really entertained. Grrrrr...... Rich Hunter 217-246-168/631, Phil Guliford 215-233-192/640, Phil 246/686, Steve Clebanoff 267/664, Scott Friedman 245/663, dig into these scores: Kinard 259-194-222/675, Pat Kinard 259-194-222/675, Ken Holiday Dale Rubin 645, Kathy Litzenberg 202/501, Aidan Clarke Tavern Guild: Mark Peavey 216/624, Jeff Pifko 244, Tom 223-222-215/660, Jim Plante 240-223-215/678, Emmerson Wafer 241. Whitaker 221, Rick Kondo 220, Dave Quam 209. 256-202-181/639, Geno Shaw 232-221-192/645, Charles Veals River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 279/807, Donald Gos- 175-215-215/605, Bobby Knipple 259-244-193/696, Gerald Lunc- 44 Blue: Chris Rowe 167/470, Mike Szczurko 187/436, eford 191-204-208/603, Carroll Brandon 215-213-188/616, Rusty sett 264/728, Stephen Mendez 725, Scott Crawford 677, Mike Hale 444. Campbell 203, Mel Lebeauf 209, Earl Hullett 222, Dominic Antonio Daniel Scott 261/671, Monise Kelly 201/508, Anthony Pav- Twilighters: Ron Koblin 223/600, Michael Lee 216/583, 206, Charles Gleason 203, Manny Antonio 215, Terry Darling 227, lowsky 264, Richard Cayssials 248, Bob Englehart 248. Allan Hammond 223/564, Bob Riffle 208, John Pagones Grover Dye 213-200, Jorge Fernandez 203, Art Diemert 204-203, Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 234/604, 207. Joe Erwin 208, Ed Brown 200, Jerry Peterson 225, Don Wade 213, Joanne Lenane 481, Travis Coffman 228, Bob Pfleger 220, Cecil Knighton 201, Willy Panton 202, Wayne Brown 211, Al Ortiz Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 258/644, Keith Ashe 213, Gene Skulick 202, Charles Moore 221, Roosevelt Lewis 211- Mike Hahn 211, Lourdes Dela Cuesta 191. 229/580, Andre Menart 220, Jonathan Kendrick 213, Lori 214, Paul Peete 200, Paul Reynolds 210, Dominic Saraceno 206, Monday Nite Live: Dick Schryver 278/705, Bob Heyd Ellett 207. Ron McClain Sr. 213, Mauro Pendilla 216, Charles Woods 205, Stan 277/644, Dale Johnson 255/634, Dan Onestinghel 225/630, Music and Lyrics: Mike Mani 197/519. Guzy 208, Don Boaz 233-204, Vince Cervantes 225-204, Clarence Danny Martinez 607, LucyTralla 198/535, Kim Rieth 534, Funseekers: Zoran Jacimovic 629, Dave Dittlinger Matthews 207, Walter Millsap 201, Andrew Morton 208, Pre Collier Bob Jones 248. 204, Ray Staten 236-201, Archie Stull 222. 244/596, Mike Gaimaro Jr. 235, Marvin Nance 226, Keren WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Comedians: Daniel Stipkovich 259/750, Mark May Shiu 226/577, Jeff Cowan 225. Bob Brockman 226-226-245/697, Robert Groth 237-238-194/669, 295/733, Larry Feinberg 265/695, Justin Archer 252/688, S.C.B.L.: Jim Foltyn 236/664, Michael Gurrieri 244/639, Steve Lizotte 237-195-203/635, Greg Nardo 181-248-268/697, Gary Ruben Sarkissian 234/670, Patti Ehart 221/587, Jan Sand- Neil Inman 225/613, Bob Patterson 606, Michael Gehke Nelson 258-193-185/636, Brandan Owens 197-202-231/630, Shan- man 524, Josie Medina 219. 601, Wil Flowers 225, Richard Twomey 223. non Santos 216-225-218/659, Steve Schmidt 225-222-201/648, Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Nascar Doubles (4-games): Dan- Mike Villarreal 258-203-236/697, Jay Wilson 214-211-192/671, Larry Rock-N-Bowlers: Kevin Lipton 174/433, Jeff Deison Bateman 201, Daryl Brandt 208-204, Faga Fila 215, Jim Kinkade iel Williams 245/877, Allan Nathan 246/823, Sean Tonyan 176/419. 201, Paul Lucas 228, Clyde Lumpford 205, Matt Mosley 211, Larry 223/813, Veronica Boone 214/783, Bev Zietz 214/754, Mary PINZ JUNIORS Movera 200, Will Nichols 213-202, Reggie Oglesby 234, Sonny Lauer 203/714, Warren Meyers 205, Steven Yates 205. You young cubs have really started to stray from the pride Santos 229, Albert Viernes 227, Beth Watts 223-200, Mike Whalen PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Doane Cole 236- (groups of lions, not your ego). Some of you will move up to 208, Vi Wilson 209. 200/827, Tiffany Morita 203/701, JT Jackson 233, Scott FUNSTERS the more advanced leagues and hone your chops with the Ed Hansen 532, Steve Halada 207/559, Arnie Faria 208-212/578, Friedman 216, Larry Steinberg 214-203, Dave Weisman top bowlers. Well, all of you were Simbas this week by the Janet Faria 576, Joe Erwin 212/541, Tom Spencer 513, Ken Seiple 214-203. BOYS—Matt Cormack 201-191-179/735. looks of these scores: Sr. 542, Jim Burke 227/579, Doug Johnson 265-267-203/735, Willie Eary Birds: Jamie White 244/647, Mike Johnson 233/642, Damond Taylor 191/506, Max Korn Young 578, Josh Hudson 234-215-225/674, Ron Leinholt 204/571, Adult Junior: Arnie Kazdoy 225/628, Nelson Colvin 617, Orville Dopps 205/499, Treven Goldsmith 448, Jamie Spector 177/442, Art Diemert 202-215/610, Luz Cruz 235/604, Wilfred Panton 512, 229/611, Kimberly Lane 203/594, Lori Fish 567, Patti Larry Neri 215-208/612, Jerri Whitehurst 210/544, Divina Buhay Ethan Bensinger 159/424, Martin Korn 160. 520, Ed Brown 515, Cathy Anderson 508, John Mathews 514, Fred McVicker 512, Rick Keeler 227. Senior Scratch: Natalie Honda 212/755, Nikolai Berk Meisel 531, Geri Krezan 519, Ron McClain 231/582, Ed McLean Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager Jr. 249/663, Don Ruiz 196/737, Treven Goldsmith 203/728, Max Korn 690, Scott 201/551, Terry Binuya 500, Don Kelly 545. 225/635, Karen Vance 498, Becky Ruiz 191/476, Richard Englehart 225/680, Natalie Honda 194. BIG BEAR Alajarin 236, Tom Tucker 225. Eric Snow 269-279-247/795, Emmerson Wafer 279-258-227/764, Senior Galaxies: Stirling McCullock 206/422, Daniel Co- Billy Anderson 191-223-277/691, Curt Soares 212-215-255/682, 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 204/580, Robyn Willis hen 146/417, Jessica Taylor 145/414, Mario Vargas 153/388, Sonny Dew 279-184-217/680, Kevin Blunt 257-222-201/680, An- 577, Kathy Iwakiri 210/552, Lisa Sheeran 543, Karen Mc- Wendy Rowlett 130/350. drew Moran 237-196-223/656, Greg Aldapa 202-245-210/657, Joe Donald 538, Pauline Aldrich 200, Barbara Vaccare 200. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 130/356, Nicholas Martinez V. Swift 227-197-224/648, Ken Shearen 216-181-236/633, Jason The Classics: Louis Enriquez 249/670, Michael Witt 124/277. Van Winkle 244-206-180/630, David Patterson 203-201-199/603, 236/611, Pam Blake 232/603, Sharon Enriquez 223/561, Bill Kaiser 191-257-152/600, Sid Nakagawa 203-226-193/622, PeeWee Bumpers: Samantha Vargas 93/171, Andrew Mikey Villarreal 237-181-194/612, Billy Phipps 209-199-210/618, Bo Fogel 210/558, Sami Scott 211/547, Tina Enriquez 519, Parker 63/119, Steven Santiago 56/110, Jasper Harder Elmer Cali 212-182-225/619, Evette Franklin 151-263-236/650, Mike Gilbreath 227. 64/64. Charron McKnight 190-222-161/573, Barbara Snow 180-191- The Harris Hammer: Charles Slade 151/416, Erick Fric- PINZ SENIORS/LADIES 174/545, Michelle Criswell 138-200-214/542, Caroline Head con 158/407, Adam Johnson 151, Margie Samayee 141/399, All of you have obviously seen a lion either at the fantastic 153-193-191/537, Rita Soares 190-146-194/530, Dawn Langer Emily Alfarue 142. 171-175-183/529, Betty McDiarmid 191-184-146/521, Diane Robles Los Angeles Zoo or on television. Yet, have you ever seen 193-145-177/515, Dee Phipps 150-182-174/506, Peggie Nakagawa Thursday Pick-A-Ball Nascar Doubles (4-games): Bill how timid they are before they pounce. This is a great meta- 148-186-169/503. Williams 267/911, Peter Thibodeaux 212/785, Patricia Gross phor for your ferocious bowling style and attitude toward the GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS 194/708, James Hudgins 245, Daniel Williams 227, Vu Lam sport of ol’ 10 pin. Here’s the evidence: Walter Millsap 611, Dominic Antonio 609, Benjie Calinawan 224, Pat Manalo 212. Happy Timers: Bill Mancini 202/549, Ken Burkenheim 553, Margo McClain 514, Ron McClain Sr. 673, Ralph Wingert B’nai Brith Classic: Thomas Flynn 262/692, George 269-222-212/703, Chuck Patterson 236/601, Fale Sula 277/637, 533, Ruth Swick 167/450, Cynthia Burkenheim 154/441, Lamart Jenkins 218-249-225/692, Ben Stickney 568, John Mathews Lippert 234/675, Roman Agiert 647, Michael Halem 235/644, Nelson Hicks 200. 226-219/592, Stanley Murren 259/603, Lee Theiss 233/554, Jamie Alan Rothstein 234/642, Steve Horenstein 237. Breakfast Club: Nancy Kato 201/570, Myrna Schiffman Vallier 519, John Welty 551, Don Keith 211-213/530, Ed Hansen Party Animals: Jude Niles 278/752, Ronald Martinek 166/455, Bernie Filosa 443, Charlene Gaffney 159/418, Lois 223/561, Bob Van Horn 555, Joe Erwin 208-209/611, Yvonne Clarke 263/688, Ron Eisenberg 265/680, Michael Pollack 258/679, Altman 163/405, Christine Stark 405, Marion Weis 159. 512, Wayne Moon 216/557, Katie Oliviera 501, Walter Gist 209/505, William Evans 665, Elizabeth Fonvergne 253/639, Erica Al Romero 501, Al Ortiz 567, Fidel Usi 519, Ed Brown 553, Bill Coffee and Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 164/480, Arleen Charles 520, Donald Jones 501, Billy Williams 213-224/628, Jim Pollack 536, Rose Chin 533, Ruben Sarkissian 279. Wiener 447, Karen Wolkoff 177/432, Roz Levitt 430, Joan Chandler 515. Vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 244/693, Ed Kiresich Karchem 175/429, Lois Altman 168, Alba Donohue 167. YOUNG AT HEART 257/635, Joel Seguin 237/633, Jun Tumacay 618, Jaf Pin Pals: Karen Collier 192/522, Linda Flaherty 175/439, Gene Skulick 213-180-170/563, Gene Hammons 122-153- Martinez 612, Pam Fountain 481, Toni Parrella-Ramos Shelly Djercian 147/397, Barbara Weissman 147/391, Judy 148/423, Al Williams 211-225-199/635, Audrey Johnson 144- 177/427. 123-133/400, Ed Johnson 183-166-165/414, Willie Young 163- Kautz 137/374. 159-191/513, Almyra Perrizo 135-159-109/403, Glenn Wright SFVCC Nikkei: Russ Yamaguchi 248/685, Art Wake Senior Social: Bob Garrick 197/523, Nelson Hicks 158-110-124/592, Nancy Hamilton 190-156-159/505, Rosalind 226/636, Ken Shinbashi 231/620, Tak Kokubo 227/619, 180/498, Gary Olsen 475, Gas Sumampong 180/473, Art Harris 102-107-106/315, Earl Hullett 172-165-196/535, Marci Kevin Eto 614, Miyuki Koga 242/611, Pei Eto 212/569, Tami Michener 188/455, Joerl Margolis 173. Hansen 143-147-143/433, John Brider 156-176-184/516, James Shiotani 540, Noriko Fukunaga 519, Laurel Nakamoto 512, Bowler of the Week: This week we honor a great man who Johnson Jr. 162-213-214/589, Tom Pettway 147-163-178/488, Gary Endow 233. Willie Creer 167-177-154/498, Ellis Houston 221-169-156/546, has bowled here for years and continues to amaze us. Kevin Mary Spencer 116-129-128/363, Albert Stephens 150-122-138/395, Remember it’s spring ahead on all your clocks. Collins bowled a 258 game for a 644 series this past Tues- Rose Belton 190-158-152/400, Leroy Canaday 144-111-140/399, day. Thanks for being supportive and a terrific bowler. Art Nelson 155-158-138/451, Albert Burnett Sr. 140-139-156/435, Maria Crocco 151/352, Wayne Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Every morning in Africa, a Ed Hansen 180-170-187/538, Don Jackson 120-123-125/368, Josh Canoga Park Srs. Chan 195. Gazelle wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the fast- Hudson 148-200-195/543, Eva Hammons76-70-99/245, Jessie WINNETKA — Our special This is the weekend to move Lane 130-161-143/434, James Kennerd 135-175-116/426, Tua senior bowler is back at it again, your clocks ahead. You don’t want est lion or it will be killed. Every morning a Lion wakes up. It Sula 143-174-183/402, Wayne Moon 224-160-157/541, Fale Sula taking top honors in all the senior to miss that appointment. knows it must outrun the slowest Gazelle or it will starve to 200-144-218/562, Sabra Couch (age 90) 117-145-117/379, Loretta leagues here at Canoga Park death. It doesn’t matter whether you are a Lion or a Gazelle... Ringor 146-178-135/459, Joe Brown 164-156-168/488. Bowl. Here the scores... Canoga Park Jrs. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard WINNETKA — It’s the month of when the sun comes up, you’d better be running.” RECYCLED TEENS Greenzweight 289/763, Dave Folck March and one of the things we Pat Erwin 508, Ed Brown 255/622, Rudy Munzon 233/583, Ralph 255/695, Carolyn Scherzberg always do in this month is move our Wingert 210/604, Eddie Buhay 553, Frank Fernandez 233/601, 245/651, Ed Baumgartner 258/634, clocks forward for Daylight Saving Al Winston 550, Ben Jones Sr. 516, Norma Myers 208/506, Rose Donald Macek 202/552, Bob Husby Time. Well, this is the weekend to Goodwin 511, Mattie Wylie 516, Emil Thompson 215-256/624, Doug 550, Bev Zietz 177/495, Arlene do just that. Bonino 186/477, Mary Lauer Looking for the junior scores from Johnson 211-257-266/734, Jim Burke 223-221/635, John Mathews 179/475, Helen Layfield 163/448, CONGRATULATIONS 626, Flor Orza 537, Dominic Antonio 217/586, B.J. Theiss 205/576, Robert Little 202. Canoga Park Bowl? Here they are: Art Diemert 213-200/579, Hector Torres 504, Adela Santos 543, Funtimers: Steven Herndon Sutter Goldminers: Brian Herrera Jorge Fernandez 528, Harold Runyon 518, Pat Kinerd 582, Ken 238/627, Richard Greenz-weight 126/312, Allan Aguilar 141/290, Josh Seiple Sr. 535. 627, Rick Dobris 243/617, Carolyn Beasley 114/283, Hector Rodriguez Scherzberg 206/604, Dave Folck 108/271, Brian Bolman 102/222, Luz ELKS & FRIENDS 602, Ed Baumgartner 591, Delia Espinoza 170, Dominique Santilla Barbara Crawford 181, Connie Carter 156, Chris Kelly 213- Lowe 203/541, Karen McDonald 87/170, Alexa Rauda 69/156, Jes- 246/650, Don Lewis 233, Anthony (Tony) White 266-251/706, Greg 192/511, Candy Adams 510, Jes- Greg Nardo sica Davis 46/125. Kelly 202-268-222/692. sica Chavy 189/496, Al Reiswig Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks JUNIORS 226, Bob Adams 225, Mel Neiditch 122/220, Phillip Kaufman 127/211, 223, Marlene Kigerl 185. Bobcats 39’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Stevan Martinez 84/164, Devyn Lorenzo Viala 144, Patrick Wheat 95, Teilor Ruff-Scott 166- Greenzweight 259/730, Tom Rob- Thompson 80/136, Jezzabel Chavez 163/437, Alyssa Guerrero 92. erts 247/666, Scotty Alavazo 85/154. Classified 641, Pete Ramirez 633, Carolyn Junior Royals: Allen Minot 172/500, 805 Series Daniel Brown 218, Myles Rascon-Lahr 223-227-230/680, Alec Scherzberg 223/593, Lucy Tralla Enrique Gallardo 167/490, David Aldapa 223, Sarina Chhoeun 161, Richard Mony 198, Ronnell Smith 198/572, Mary Lauer 204/560, Ar- Sheeran 169/479, Nick Ahadzadeh lene Bonino 537, Doris Simmons 160/454, Keith Nelson 157/428, 159, Nolan Smith 205-247-235/687. 191/529, Bob Adams 254, Jose ADULT-JUNIORS Stacy Sheeran 177/463, Alina Me- 257 269 279 Blanco 237, Patricia Carpenter dina 173/418, Bertha Rose 97/278, bowled February 23 at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk Juniors 189, Helen Layfield 189. Ashley Brett 130/275, Jessica Stew- TGIF Senior Trio: Keith Hazard Eric Brown Jr. 152, Ryan Onorati 149, Ashley Foster 200, Chris- art 88/222. using a Virtual Gravity topher Johnson 144. 222/620, Dave Folck 202/559, Carolyn Scherzberg 202/558, Don Junior PBA Experience Singles: Adults Segien 187/534, Richard Alliston Drew Stern 183/535, Samantha Thanks Missy & Frank Bellinder Billy Foster 233, Eldie Abutan 207, Albert Crockett 243-213/645, 177/489, Erroll Gillis 472, Ellie Meyers 160/460, Brandon Bradley Louis Whitlock II 224-278/687, Gabriel Martinez 204, Brenda Adams Allison 183/463, Barbara Berlin 190/456. Precision Pro Shop 171-169/503, Matt Mosley 246-201/616, Jenila Fabian 184. 150/435, Harriet Faith 146/382, See you next week. 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See the extended article in this 8th 2277 Ben Laughlin $ 400.00 On to the PREPS: Andrew week’s paper and send a card to his family thanking them for his 9th 2272 Sonny Dew $ 375.00 Tigas 76 avg bowled 119-90- wonderful life and what he gave to junior bowling in Southern 10th 2261 Mike Sora $ 355.00 111, Boboy Tigas 101 avg California. bowled 103-102-101, Rebecca 11th 2261 Mark Lewen $ 355.00 Williams 82 avg bowled 105- Travis Zehnter Breaks Through For Title 12th 2246 Ray Cobb $ 325.00 105-88, Elias Correa 92 avg Congratulations to Travis Zehntner on breaking through for 13th 2228 Gabriel Martinez $ 300.00 bowled 100-121-94. his first JAT title at AMF Beverly last weekend. Travis qualified 14th 2213 Jason Eubanks $ 300.00 In the MINORS: as the top-seed at +461 and awaited his match in the stepladder 15th 2205 Steve Warren $ 150.00 We have Kearrie Rich- finals. In the first match, 4th seed Devin Bidwell took down ards 93 avg bowled 94-97- 3rd seed Charlie Hair 226-218. Devin then met 2nd seed Bran- 125,Frankie Cervantes 83 don Kraye and eliminated Brandon 254-226. Devin moved on to High Woman 1975 Andrea Snyder $ 150.00 avg bowled 89-100-103, John meet top-seeded Zehntner. Travis had a better look on the drying $ 8,760.00 Guaydacan, 141 avg bowled lanes and struck to his first JAT title 245-158. Congratulations Blocks $200 each block$ 400.00 197-197-157. Leading the Travis! Sidepot Cal Bowl Thanks All Bowlers $100 each game$ 1,000.00 show this week goes to Sarah Schneider with a 132 avg Ryan Melton Takes First Farm Title Mega Pot $ 1,600.00 Watch For Next Tournament bowled a very nice 201-179- Congratulations also to Farm Club Champion Ryan Melton on $ 11,760.00 155. good job Sarah, we had his first title. Ryan led the field at +217 and got the top-seed in good games from Chris Mi- the stepladder finals. In those finals, 4th seeded Robert Kojima nard 192, and Zack Norman met 3rd seeded Brian Hernandez. Hernandez had the better look bowled a 177. as he marked his way to a 199-151 win. Hernandez advanced to On to our MAJORS:Adam meet 2nd seed Stevn Roderick. Hernandez continued his attack Rhoades 175 avg bowled 192- taking down Roderick 199-164. Hernandez advanced to meet 201-192, Brain Palacio 137 top-seed Ryan Melton. Melton was suffering from a huge bleed- avg bowled 163-170-170. we ing blister on his bowling thumb but toughed it out for a 222-194 had good games from Jackie win and his first JAT Farm Club title. Congratulations Ryan! Givehand 176 and Emilio Cruz bowled 210 and Michael Jon Diso Shows He Can Still Strike Alanis 219. Good job to all our Last Sunday was the JAT Alumni Reunion event and 37 brave bowlers. souls took part in the Alumni division along with several other dozen of us (myself included) who watched the action from the sidelines. We had all ages of bowlers- bowlers who just turned last season and a couple of bowlers who bowled the very first JANCO event at Hollywood Star back in 1973! Thanks to every- one who came by and supported the JAT on a very fun afternoon! There was some bowling and some pretty good scoring by the old folks. Sidepots were $66 and went to Steve Guerreri 259, Ja- son Eubanks 278, Jon Brandon 277, Jason Carrillo 268 and Ron Moore 256. Ron also took the Super Pot for $110. In the rolloffs, Cal Bowl Open (L-R) Chris Michaels - Cal Bowl V.P., Steve 5th seed Will Jackson met 4th seed Jon Brandon. Both bowlers were lined up but Will scored his way to a 241-234 win. Will Gurrieri - Champ, Tony Burrell - 3rd, Larry Stevens - Sponsor, went on to meet 3rd seed Jon Diso. Jon was all over the pocket & David Haynes - 2nd. and struck his way to a 258-211 win. Diso moved on to meet 2nd SPRING FORWARD seed Steve Guerreri. Jon continued to blister the pocket en route to a 258-141 win. That set up the Championship Match between Jon Diso and top-seed Jason Thomas. Jon and Jason were in a Linbrook Juniors Strike shot-for-shot match to the tenth frame when Jason chopped a 2-5 BullDog Coffee Club spare to lose 225-223. Congratulations Jon on your Alumni title To Terrific Scores and the $400 first place prize! Check out photos from the event 90% of 220 by Stacy Rider on www.bowljat.org. Handicap Every Sunday at ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Matt Clark crushed the pins for 223-215. Aleara Vrabel, with an 86 average, bowled outstanding with 129-142. Teammate Devyn Olsen, 64 average, added 89-87 to help them USBC Makes Age Change Westminster Lanes at 10:30 AM to four wins. Adam Hess, 114 average, hammered 144-135 and teammate USBC has made a ruling to change the eligible age for junior Lindsey Myers, with a 93 average, scored 125. Cara Myers, 86 average, bowling to 20 years old beginning next season. Please know LADIES & ALL AVERAGES WELCOME capped 104 and Courtney Wines, 82 average, clipped 103. TIffani Agustin, 126 average, topped 151 and Jesse Ledesma, 106 average, smacked 133. that we are in constant contact with them right now objecting to Kelsey Myers, 112 average, mixed the pins for 131-153, Abbott Hatch, 173 them making the change without warning and cutting short the Sign ups start at 9:30 AM • Entry Fee: $21 average, hit 195-198. Daniel Robbins, 133 average, rallied to 169. careers of our current junior bowlers. I consider the move very In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, there are some awesome scores to detrimental to junior bowling- especially the scratch bowling. I report. Andrew Newburn nailed down 236-219-237 for a fabulous 692 series. HigH Game baNK at $639.00 E.J. Rogers rolled his way to 236-234-203 for a fine 673 series. John Conway am seriously considering instituting a non-sanctioned “Senior carried 201-205-235/641. For the Juniors, Aaron Wilson aced 216, Denise Division” next year for bowlers age 21-25 if they do not consider Game 1 = $27 Game 2 = $49 Duarte dazzled 202, Andrew Stewart tossed 203, Jimmy Vasquez smashed making changes to the ruling, or dropping USBC sanctioning all 211 and Jesse Gwyn grinded 213-202. together and continuing with our current format. Please drop me Game 3 = $354 Game 4 = $209 In the Bumper Busters, we had a terrific turnout with some fabulous scores to report. Jennifer Lewis led the day with 101-112-79, followed by Andrea your comments at [email protected] so we know what you Chaquila 83-110-83, R.J. Davis 109-83-69, Nicholas Hank 95-104-69, Taylor are all thinking too! Clean Game Bank = $369 Match Game = $166 Pac 102-88-59, Daniel Gutierrez 101-84-89, Alan Gonzalez 98-74, Ryan Gallant 98-74-83, Cameron Jonas 97-87, Jr. Lauro 81-93-77, April McLeod Keep In Touch With Us 3-Peat Bank is $568.00 Back up is $201.00 57-90-69, Khamron Gardner 89-70, Judi Hank 77-79, Kellen Hicks 76-79 and Makenna Jonas 78-71. Great bowling by everyone! Sign up for e-mail updates about special events at our website Shoot 279 to 300 games 1,2,3, or 4 In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart got better with each www.bowljat.org. While online you can join our Facebook group game. Andrew slammed scores of 210-255 to finish off the day with a 632 “Junior Amateur Tour” or take a look at online JAT tournament get part or all the money for that game series. Super sub, Matt Clark put together a string of strikes for a terrific highlights by searching “Junior Amateur Tour” or “JAT” on You- 248 game. Aaron Wilson scored 207, Valerie Matsumoto mixed 207 and Tube.com! 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Page 12 BOWLING NEWS March 5, 2009 Cessna 212. 7-11 Vegas: Matt Plust 257-235/678, Bob Mendoza 226- 236-202/664, Don Gut-omen 208-226-223/657, Gabriel Linbrook Bowling Center Garza 248-225/657, Chris Davey 234-226/656, Marvina Vrabel 212-219/625, Lisa Somma 224-222/620, Lawana 1499 E. Highland Ave. Clark 201. San Bernardino, CA 92404 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 Friday Cypress College: Jonas Kabiling 267-210, Rick 909-886-4675 Le 215, Gregg Garces 205. ANAHEIM — Looking for a league to join? Check our ad Grey Panthers: John Vojtko 254, Bob Baughman 209, SAN BERNARDINO — Everyone is talking about it and so on this page and we may have the answer to your question. Lorraine Sargent 203. will you. Take a look at your calendars and it tells you that it’s Want more information? Call Shannon or Stacy here at Lin- TGIF: Rick Sargent 209-235-238/682, Bill Swanson time to move your clocks forward as Daylight Savings Time brook Bowling Center at 714-774-2253 for details. Time for 278/673, Casey Jones 223-218/619, Bo Bowen 207/607, is back this weekend. I guess that also means that Spring the high scores from February 24 thru March 2... Jason Watts 263/606, Kim Sargent 235. will officially be here soon. Santa Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolri 213-248-224/685, Vegas Party: Ed Evans 231-267-226/724, Kyle Osterman Let’s look at the scores reported for Del Rosa Lanes. Rodger Morris 224-258/660, Romy Ruedas 215-211- 242-220-235/697, David Boroff 223-259/640, Hong Kha 217- Judson Baptist: Craig Green 203-208/593, Donna Green 226/652, Tony Chaco 212-220/631, Jairo Chiriboga 231, 202-214/633, George Moreno 200-222/628, Traci Sodal 221, 501, Marty Perry 190. Cindy Kiefer 216, Flo Vignola 206. Dora Miller 214, Val Ellis 204, Connie Putnam 201-200. Mt. Commercial: John Lassak 208-206/594, Wade Swinging Trios: John Votjko 208/601, Bill Stephens 211, Kamaaina Bowling Club: Lorin Tomono 235-236- Cheney 235, Bettie Richardson 174/449. Joe Zeuli 209, Ike Eisenacher 203. 215/685, Sam Tanaka 242-241/676, Sandy Viloria 217- Capri: Rose Rudh 209/548, Bea Pitts 223, Diane Kline Lunch Bunch: Gino Vassallo 264-233/681, Pat Madonna 225/629, Bob Okamura 206-213-205/624, Tash Castillo 213. 211. 211-225/622, Serena Miyashira 232-245/618. S.B.T.A.: Scott Henderson 210/570, Jan Ebey Monday Cypress College: Mark McLeod 224, Raymond Saturday Vegas Special: Joe Molina 226-212-223/661, 166/444. Kim 206-203. Chris Molina 236-214/620, David Wright 224/613, Tom But- Dirty County: Bobby Campagnale 221-214-289/724, Anaheim SecondaryTeachers: Ron Corona Jr. 208- ters 215-204/609, Fiel Aranda 210-214/600. Bob Corrigan 217-267-225/709, Vince Vasquez 207-243- 242/621, Scott Percifield 221-231/619, Digger Larkin 225- 4-4 Vegas: David Peterson 227-213/621, Dino Chavez 244/694, Steve Pellegrine 265-227/675, John Hutchings 201/617, Dan Percifield 236, Julie McGregor 202. 209-211/613, Mike West 201-223/604, Monte Schlig 213-223-236/672, Darren Robinson 278/621, Larry Richards Ten Pins: E.J. Rogers 279-236-213/728, Mike Huffiness 225/601, Kristy McFeggan 201, Traci Sanderson 201. 220/606, Robert Cravens 226, Chris Shreve 226, Susan 265-243-204/712, Josh Salas 257-222/668, Byron Reisch Family & Friends: Aaron Sanchez 222-224-203/649, Markovic 530, Viola Angebrandt 206. 206-222/627, John Magill 221-212/627, Danielle Toliver Bill Swanson 224-228/645, Chris Meno 209-223/621, Ron Elks Mixed Invitational: James Harris II 268-256- 241/603. Aguon 249/600, Steve Benavente 230-214, Patty Pange- 209/733, Glen Parkerson 225, Lorie Click 233/601. No KnottCents: Steven Branch 238-267/695, Michael linan 200. Willows: Joanne Bolinger 200/523. Byrd 235-208/635, Jose Gutierrez III 212-211-211/634, Tim Double Daters: Pete Lopez 237-215-227/679, John Con- Wednesday Vegas: Steve Morino 247-238-232/717, Andy Butler 214-216/611, Norm Cole 225-228/604, Erika Gonza- way 205-206-258/671, Lenny Huber 242-252/674, Ed Peers 247-266/692, Kenny Johnson 208-237-224/669, Da- les 234-201/603, Susan Sysawang 201. Angeles 214-247/654, Luis Melendez 200-203-225/628, vid Simental 234-203-223/660, Phillip Hockett 208-257/651, Korean League: Christian Lee 220, Justin Choi 213, Pam Hemphill 212. Leighton Beach 226-225/650, Howard Vasquez 225- Cheol Kim 202-205. Senior No-Tap: Results of February 24, 2009. 45 entries 236/640, Joe Vasquez 223/602, Del Karper 223-205/600, 3’s Company: Rosanne Bagnall 211-213-200/624, Me- @ $10=$450. 45 lineage @ $5.25=$236.25. 45 prize fund Eric Ybarra 247, Will Mattox 247, Bud Kolar 225, Sherri lissa Adams 232-202/603, Sue Preus 214, Karen Bagnall @ $4.75=$213.75. 42 3-6-9 @ $1=$42. Place Money—1st Boyer 203-214/593, Rolann Karper 202-222. 200. Clay Howard 941 $39, 2nd-3rd (tie) John Phillips and Hank 630 Scratch: Corky DeMaio 267-218-279-289/1053, R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 223-279/697, Bob Bailey 216-212- Yates each with 819 and $27.50, 4th Janine Ditch 814 Bobby Campagnale 279-247-255-257/1038, Nathan Ur- 208/636, John Cortez 211-202/602. $18, 5th Tony Chaco 798 $13, 6th Lloyd Carter 786 $10. rutia 257-259-267-237/1017, Marv Sargent 299-258-221- Executive Doubles: James Blythe 226-228-287/741, Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Mercy Pizarro 315 $10, 2nd 222/1000, Ray Cobb 208-257-269-259/993, Ed Hansen Stan Evans 243-201-267/711, Ralph Tanner 225-220/626, Leo Asuncion 287 $8, 3rd Don Gardner 278 $6. 2nd game, 245-278-210-259/992, David Hanson 247-268-276-194/985, Rey Ortiz 213-210/616, Bob Mendoza 201-225/606. scr.: 1st-2nd (tie) Shig Shozi and Tom Stearn 278 each Dave Wodka 279-235-216-237/967, Brian Benson 211-248- Jacks & Jills: Robert Bloom 265-237-212/714, Jesse and $11.50 each, 3rd John Phillips 276 $7.75. 3rd game, 279-214/952, Ziggy Czaja 265-224-247-212/948, Randy Lopez 222-257/652, Jeffrey Skovgard 220-222/627, Ed hdcp.: 1st Lloyd Carter 309 $10, 2nd Tony Chaco 300 $8, Rozatti 247-259-236-203/945, Ken DeMaio 227-236-233- Soliman 246-203/622, Tess Ebuenga 212/600. 3rd John Phillips 297 $5. 3-6-9 Added: $42. Winner: Dick 248/944, Ronnie Strange 215-249-276-203/9443, Janie Just Desserts: A.J. Lombardo 206-228-229/663, McKenzie $42. Castillo 278-225-238-202/943, John Davis 236-210-237- Wesley Shoemaker 210-246-204/660, E.J. Rogers 225- 258/941, Red Dixon 231-237-238-222/928, J.P. Dauber 225-201/651, Angelo Samperisi 204-228/624, Jack Pedre 214-280-245-188/927, Vince Wood 213-219-256-238/926, 235-236/622. Kyle is Kegler King Walt Stull 206-206-253-244/909, Nicole Ellison 190-212- Bowl Sa Mo: Steve Hong 207-235/636, Dong Hoon by Roberta McNaught 246-156/904, Ron Bonneau 202-202-257-238/900. Choi 244-202/628, Hyun Park 233-214/619, Glen Kim 212- ANAHEIM—Kyle Osterman reigned supreme in the 590 Happy Gamblers: Corky DeMaio 213-248/639, Josh 214/614, Jimmy Kim 233/601. Classic last week. He out scored all of his other subjects with a Ball 237-201/629, Bob Lewis 222-230/636, Dale Conway Golden Nuggets: John M. Bates 202. royal 939 series on games of 214, 244, 234, and 247. 232-210, Ed Neighbors 225, Marty Perry 204, Andi Mattice Go For 9 (No-Tap): Clay Howard 300-300/795, Gino Queen for the day was Janine Ditch with a 244/912 series. 203, Marie Scheffler 202. Vassallo 230-229-264/723, Orlando Vanegas 254-202- Other 900’s in the honor court were: Tim Blough 249/921, Frank San Bernadino County: Bill Elliott 215-221-257/693, 250/706, Ozzie Randolph 266-200-234/700, Lloyd Carter Bellinder 269/909, and Terry Brent 246/900. Bobby Campagnale 266-232/685, Larry Richards 258- 257-220/656, Carol Johnson 256-210/648, Flo Vignola More royal scores were: Dick McKenzie 258/898, Lenny Hu- 224/666, Randy Perrine 257-222/665, Steve Rollberg 244, Joyce Short 216-209, Diane Johnson 211, Laverne ber 258/895, Robert Ragans 255/881, Kevin Hopkinson 226/870, 221-246/638, Jim Davis 205-222-210/637, Toni Futch 203- Turnham 206. Gino Vassallo 277/866, Stacy Rider 233/858, Jenelle Jellsey 225/616, Brian Loppnow 237/606, Lonnie Masteller 237/605, Party Timers: Frank Pearlman 206-244-225/675, Robert 259/841, Willy Bordenave 244/838, Don Gardner 238/836, E.J. David Rybak 239/600, LT Togafau 246, David Greenwalt Ragans 244-236/659, Marcel Tedjasukman 225-246/658, Rogers 248/832, Marie Barbush 214/831, Sandy Lund 244/826, 234, Ron Barnett 226. Ted Evans 204-244-213/651, Lenny Huber 277/644, Carrie Juan Sandoval 235/826, Ronny Thompson 279/822, Rob Rob- Good Times: Harley Barker 208-234-227/669, John Boyer Wolfe 246/626, Denise Bayne 269, Nicole Evans 222, Patti erts 246/822, Alan Bloom 227/818, Christy Asher 236/814, Janet 238-201-209/648, James Harris 214-200-227/641, Bobby Kangas 203-201. Anderson 222/814, Shig Shozi 225/812, Eva Munson 242/809, Campagnale 248-201/640, John Roberson 223-211/626, Anaheim Nisei: Sadao Kuwahara 215/608, Don Ellsworth Rose Williams 226, Ron Mahler 226, Hong Kha 224, Carrie Mike Mobley 211-225/616, Josh Ball 223-213/610, Frank 208-231, Shigeki Kusumi 222, Warren Honjiyo 214, Don Wolf 223, Tom Horton 223, Ron Douglass 222, Adrian Bradley Chavez 212-214/602, Drew Hunley 275, Angela Mobley 206- Enriques 212, Michi Kawahara 212, Beverly Kaneen 200. 219, Ed Hermance 217, Kantral Williams 216, Larry Green 213, 255-215/676, Suelee Santero 221-234/639, Gloria Bernard Nikkei: Ken Kawado 225-257-205/687, Ed Matsuda Orlando Vanegas 213, Joy McGregor 213, Karen Bagnall 213, 206, Viola Angebrandt 200. 223/609, Gil Barcoma 204-225/606, Tom Izuhara 221/602, Gloria Ferrulli 212, Dahana M. Klerer 210, Nicole Evans 210, Friday Vegas: Neal Summers 218-216/619, RAndy Vern Lastimado 224/601, Anne Lastimado 201. Johnny Munson 209, Stan Guzy 209, Bob Gosnell 204, Ed Si- Hoffman 2091-223/617, Larry Ollson 247, Ryan Nelson 525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 216-212. gnorino 203, John Phillips 203, Rich Heid 202, Fred Voysey 201, 225, Sam Chong 225, Joe Martinez 225-221, Debbie Un- Santa Super Savers: Tony Chaco 236/612, Rodger Mor- Nancy M. Smith 201, and Jerry Knight 200. derwood 191. ris 230, Jerry Roddam 205, Joe Molina 204, Alex Morales Weekend Rollers: Congratulations to John Hutchings on 200. Del Rosa Srs. his “300” and 212-219/731. Mike Nakunz 211-236-215/662, Thursday Mixed Seniors: Wayne Fulton 246/602, Don SAN BERNARDINO — It’s senior time here at Del Rosa Lanes Nacho Hernandez 237-210/638, Mike Berry 223-223/629, Smith 224, Rudy Espinosa 211, Joe Zeuli 200. so let’s get busy and check out the weekly high scores. Charlie Rabico 225, Jennifer Nakunz 203. Thursday Cypress College: Bill Swanson 214-223/630, Young At Heart: John Hutchings 226/613, John Ballman 204, PBA Experience Sidepots: Game 1: Bobby Campagnale Roscoe March 227, Eric Dahl 222, Brandon Drummond Frank Long 204, Bob Corrigan 202, Dave Clemens 201, Betty 247. Game 2: Ray Cobb 240. Game 3: Bobby Campagnale 200. Zoz 479, Velma Bone 205. 228. Game 4: Bobby Campagnale 236. Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby 235-201-211/647, David Hill 237/630, That’s all for this report. See you on the lanes. Magnolia Teachers & Friends (No-Tap): Bill McFeggan Britton Tresville 233-207, John Hutchings 218, Jim James 215, 210-231/623, Florencio Batalon 231, Gary Shields 200, Debi Randy Hoffman 203, Cari Burris 525, Alice Winchester 202. Andreff 221-202, Carolyn Anderson 202. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 216-238/607, Bob Lee 201- Del Rosa Jrs. St. Pius: Timmy Heathton 208-233/627, Bob McGraw 210/568, Velma Bone 184/439. SAN BERNARDINO — The juniors are back with their 226, Paul Uyanga 201, Ronald Lathrop 200. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 213-221/612, Bob Lee 222, weekly report of high scores from Del Rosa Lanes. Looney In Laughlin: Stan Andrezejewski 222, Jayson Jean Newton 167/445, Bessie Ballman 162/466. Pincrackers: Gilbert Palamino 328, Jonathan Garcia 133, Taylor Rash 308, Jolene King 108, Kylie Moyeda 108. Strike Force: Matt Allen 216-591, Brent Smith 230, Henry Chang Wo 221, Zachary Smith 216, Parker Brooks 201, LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER Daniel Deinema 200, Shelby Scheffler 196/481. 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 That’s all.

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