August 21, 2014 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday August 21, 2014
P.O.B Box 4160, Downey,owling CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] N ews• Office: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. Wins PBA50 Gene Stus Dies at 74 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open MICHIGAN — The PBA learned that PBA Hall of Famer and Senior Tour stand- Norm Duke Earns PBA50 Player of the Year out Gene Stus of Allen Park, Mich., died Monday August WELCH — Walter Ray “It’s a great way to end a 18th at age 74. Williams Jr. won his ninth season,” said Williams, who is As a competitive bowler career PBA50 Tour title and the PBA Tour’s all-time titles for most of his adult life, Stus Norm Duke withstood a chal- leader with 47 wins. “I had a had always wondered how he lenge from Tom Baker for good season and when you can might have done on the PBA PBA50 Tour Player of the Year win against the talent that’s out Tour. But the opportunity to in the PBA50 Treasure Island here now it makes it that much compete in Tour competition Resort & Casino Open pre- more satisfying. didn’t present itself until he sented by Hammer Wednes- “I think Norm owes me was able to retire from Gener- day at Island Xtreme Bowl in dinner but you can’t take al Motors after 32 years at the Welch, Minn. anything away from him – he age of 50 and became a regular In another all-Hall of Fame bowled awesome all year,” on the Senior Tour, now called Gene Stus championship match, Wil- Williams added. the PBA50 Tour. ranks fifth on the all-time list liams, who won the USBC Se- Duke left the door open for Even as a late-bloomer in behind fellow Hall of Fam- nior Masters for his first title Baker to make a run at Player the professional ranks, Stus’ ers John Handegard with 14 of the season, defeated Baker of the Year when the two Hall career on the Senior Tour titles, Gary Dickinson, Dale 268-224 in the championship of Famers slugged it out in the would ultimately lead to his Eagle and Tom Baker, each match. With a win Baker could Round of 8 with Baker win- induction into the PBA Hall of with 12. have earned the 16 points nec- ning the best-of-three match 2 Fame in 2012. In 1992, Stus earned Se- essary to move ahead of Duke games to 1. Stus’ 11 Senior Tour titles continued on page 8 of Clermont, Florida, for the Duke’s closest competitor Player of the Year title. in the Player of the Year race going into the tournament was Hall of Famer Pete Weber who FLASH - Cheryl and Jay Robinson was just eight points behind but had to withdraw from the Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open tournament prior to match Champion Walter Ray Williams Jr. Back and Busy For Bowlers play because of illness which semifinal match were his high- as the only players to win required a hospital visit. He est games of the tournament. PBA50 Player of the Year POWAY — Cheryl is heading up a special NON- was treated and released. “I saved the best for last and Rookie of the Year in the PROFIT team tournament sponsored by the “DOLL In the semifinal matches, and that was the time to have same season. Baker, of King, AND TOY MUSEUM” in Old Poway at 14031 Midland. Baker defeated Hall of Famer them,” Williams said. “Earlier North Carolina, earned both Some museum pieces will be on display. Randy Pedersen of Orlando, in the day I wasn’t really ex- honors in 2005 which was the The fun competition will be rolled Sunday, August 246-162 and Williams defeat- ecuting as well as I wanted but start of a record four consecu- 24 at noon. Poway Bowl is proud to host the 3 Gamer, ed Don Breeden of Urbandale, I was able to fine tune my ad- tive PBA50 Player of the Year the Silent Auction, the Door Prize give away, the Trophy Iowa, 279-190, to advance to justments at the right time.” crowns for the 12-time PBA50 Presentation and the many friends of Cheryl and Jay the championship match. Duke, who won two titles Tour winner. Robinson. (Yes, Jay will be there!) PBA 50 Player of the Year Williams’ 268 game in the this season including the Se- “Player of the Year is what This 3-gamer (2 games regular, 1 game 3-6-9) is Norm Duke title match and the 279 in the nior U.S. Open, joined Baker continued on page 11 a Team Event. $40 per person. Don’t have a team? They’ll build a team! Use 2013 Book Average or establish and they’ll fig- ure the handicap. Proceeds to go to Muscular Dystro- USA, JAPAN WIN TEAM GOLD AT 2014 WORLD YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS phy. The number at Poway Bowl is 858-748-9110. Come bowl — or visit — or donate. Cheryl and Jay Palmdale’s Wesley Low Jr. On Winning Team have good stories and would love to greet ole friends! HONG KONG - Defend- ing champion Junior Team USA cruised to the boys team title at the 2014 World Youth Championships, while Japan Bowling News claimed the girls gold medal by a single pin Wednesday at Honor Roll the South China Athletic As- Name Score Date Center sociation Bowling Center. anthony martinez 300 08-07-14 PICkwick bowl ryan hinchliffe 300 08-10-14 PICkwick bowl Wesley Low and his Junior mimi chain 705 08-11-14 mira mesa lanes Team USA teammates were Rusty Bryant 300 08-12-14 mission hills bowl mark learned 815 08-12-14 DEL rosa lanes able to capitalize on early mis- jared mcCarley 300 08-12-14 mission hills bowl wesley low jr. 300 08-13-14 SCAA Bowling Centre takes by Malaysia and rolled carl kurty 835 08-15-14 mission hills bowl unchallenged to an 812-735 jonathan huff 804 08-17-14 keystone lanes victory live on BowlTV. They successfully defended the pro- ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: gram’s 2012 title in Bangkok, bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by MONday Noon Thailand. YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page The gold medalists first found success together at the e-mail to: [email protected] 2013 Pan American Bowling men: 300 - 800 & 7-10’s Women: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’s continued on page 8
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GRABS AT ABTA at WEST COVINA Saturday West Covina is the FINAL Event for the Handicap Bonus WINNETKA Handicap is FROZEN for LABOR DAY SPECIAL EVENT Next Week August 28-29-30-31 at Cal Bowl in Lakewood WEST COVINA — The ABTA will be hosted by West Covina Lanes in West Covina in a one BOWL day event with four qualifying squads on Saturday beginning at 1:00 -2:30-4:00- & 6:00 PM with 1 WINNETKA — They are in 5 ½ bowlers advancing to the Semifinals at 8:00 PM. The POTS should be huge at West Covina. starting to kick the tires on The Match Game is estimated at $1,500 and the Match Series close to $4,000. The 3-6-9 is still the car on display at Winnetka $3,000. Folks there will be guaranteed sidepots of $75 at 4:00 PM and $175 at 6 PM. West Covina Bowl as more and more people is located at 675 South Glendora Ave. To get there take10 freeway to Vincent, South 1½ miles to are qualifying for a shot at the the bowling Center. Leave early, there is construction on the 10 freeway. new Civic to be awarded by *** LABOR DAY EVENT AUGUST 28-31 *** Kolbe Honda in a year-long The Handicap is FROZEN in this event except for extenuating circumstances, for our Big contest. LABOR Day Weekend Event at Cal Bowl on August 28-29-30-31 with a Minimum $5,500 1st The next tournament quali- Place to $14,500 1st with Bonuses. The Labor Day Event will have a separate qualifying board fier, according to General each day for both Men and Women. We will be taking 1 in 7 to the semis each day. It all begins Manager Mike Willis, is Sun- on Thursday night with a $500 BONUS if winning the event and qualifying that night, squads on day, Aug/24, 1 p.m. Qualifiers Thursday are at 8:30 & 10:00 PM. Friday there is a $200 BONUS if bowling and qualifying on that so far are: night, squads at 7:30-9:00 & 10:30 PM. Saturday there is a $150 Bonus if bowling and qualifying Tyler Baker 785, Al Re- during the squads at 12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:00 PM. Saturday squads continue at 6:30-8:00-9:30 & eswig 780.Henry Jay Quon770, 11:00 PM. Matt Kiselstein 746, and Kev- The FINAL DAY is Sunday with qualifying squads at 12:30-2:00 & 3:30 PM and the board is in Gross 700. Qualifying from finalized after 3:30 pm squad. Then a RE-ENTRY only at 5:30 PM taking 1 in 7 for the RE-ENTRY league play are Marsha Mar- Squad. You must have previously bowled in the event to bowl the Re-Entry squad. Semi-Finals tinez 873, Michael Pollack are at 7:30 and you can begin to CHECK IN at approximately 6 pm on Sunday, after the Re-Entry 823, Erica Pollack 801, Rick squad has begun bowling. Super Seniors will be added after the final regular squad on Sunday at Dodris 799, Shoji Takeshima 3:30 PM. Then the Re-Entry Squad 5:30PM and 3-6-9 and Semi Finals to Follow at 7:45PM. 798, Dave Folck 798, Frank Check In Early. It is gonna be a good one! MEN and WOMEN qualify on separate boards. Each Martinez 798, Elizabeth Fom- day is a separate Qualifying CUT with 1 in 7 to the Semis. vergne 793, Tyrone Fox 793, Ross Gothri 785 and Gary Gladstone 785. Meanwhile, crowds are rushing in to Winnetka Bowl’s Pro Shops!!! Lane33, where a 60s hippie and peace party is scheduled Lets Work Together! in the lounge Saturday, Aug. We are putting together a 23 8:30 to 1 a.m. for karaoke and dance, come as you are. In preparation for the NFL PRO SHOP DIRECTORY PAGE season, eight flat TVs are ready For only $10 per issue you can be included on this page! for action with appetizer and Bowlers can find you, check your hours, use your website, actually call you, etc. etc. drink specialtlies. It’s all hap- Above all let bowlers know you are in business pening at Lane 33, the newest addition to Winnetka Bowl. Call us any Monday to discuss the details at 562-807-3600. August 21, 2014 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 ORANGE COUNTY USBC
SENIOR TOURNAMENT by Joy McGregor LA HABRA — This year’s Senior tournament held at La Habra Bowl on July 26th & 27th was a great success with more paricipants than last year. So, thank you to all who came out for some fantastic competition and loads of fun!! The top 3 in each age division and caegory are listed as follows: WOMEN (75 and Over) - 1st - Arlita Barnes, Aliso Viejo - 975, 2nd - Dolores Moag, Diamond Bar - 942 and 3rd - Jacqueline Mireless, Costa Mesa - 924. (70-74) 1st - Suzanne Urada, Hunting- ton Beach - 902, 2nd - Sheri Tateyama, Aliso Viejo - 893 and 3rd - Valorie Lephart, Mission Viejo - 856. (65-69) 1st - Christine Nagayama, Chino Hills - 9006, 2nd - Pat Kawado, Mission Viejo - 890 and 3rd - Susan Biris, La Habra - 878. (60-64) 1st - Carolyn Dean, Fullerton - 879, 2nd - Shayne Hutto, Anaheim - 878 and 3rd - Jennifer Carlson, Garden Grove - 872. (55-59) 1st - Elizabeth Gi- rouard, Yorba Linda - 854, 2nd - Mei Huey, Lakewood - 842 and 3rd - Kathy Dull, Placentia - 837. (50-54) 1st - Tina Chang, Mission Viejo - 927, 2nd - Edna Cabatu, Corona - 926 and 3rd - Renee Martin, Costa Mesa - 884. MEN (75 & Over) 1st - Frank Dave, Irvine - 995, 2nd - Tom Lindsey, Santa Ana - 966 and 3rd - Vince Palmer, Brea - 957. (70-74) 1st - Gilbert Barcoma, Placentia - 986, 2nd - Larry Green, Brea - 964 and 3rd - Edward Rios, La Habra - 924. (65-69) 1st - John Camisa, Aliso Viejo - 973, 2nd - Ismael Soto, La Habra - 969 and 3rd - Raymond Danfield, Huntington Beach - 963. (60-64) 1st - Bernard Dean, Fullerton - 1,001, 2nd - Claudio Lalli, Irvine - 907 and 3rd - Frank Malinick, Westminster - 872. (55-59) 1st - Dexter Harrod, La Habra - 1,010, 2nd - Steve Sparks, Buena Park - 954 and 3rd - Gilbert Moreno, Montebello - 927. (50-54) 1st - Troy Kendrick, Coto De Caza - 962, 2nd - Scott Kraye, La Habra - 961 and 3rd - Rick Sargent, Buena Park - 954. Some nice high game scores... Harrod Dexter - 279, Michael Fowler - 269, Scott Kray - 268, Ron Sargent - 268, Troy Kendrick - 266, Gilbert Barcoma - 265, Craig Horita - 265, Gilbert Moreno - 264, to namne just a few of the top scores. The women also shared the spotlight with Kathy Dull - 220, Helen Evans - 213, Edna Cabatu - 208 and Tina Chang - 205. Everyone had a wonderful time, lots of high fives with much adreline flowing and the desire to be the Winner was evident throughout the competition. The event was handicapped at 90% of 220. We congratulate all the winners and the checks REALLY are in the mail! Orange County USBC thanks all participants who came to bowl ... without your participation, this event would not be the success that it was. Kudos also to La Habra 300 Bowl for hosting this event, hospitable and efficient as usual! Thanks also to all the board members who gave of their time to work, collect scores and bowl. Your hard work is appreciated ... without you volunteering ... this event would not even exist. Sometimes it DOES take a village!! A complete listing of all is posted on our website: ocusbc.org. The next scheduled event is the Annual Mixed Doubles being contested at Linbrook Bowl.... look for the flyers in all your Orange County centers and get your entries in early!! See y’all on the lanes.... Read The Bowling News On-Line Monday Midnight at www californiabowlingnews.com Send us your E-Mail at [email protected] to have the latest PDF sent to you
The most anticipated league of the winter! The Los Angeles Bowling Senate High Competition Doubles~TNBA Battle of the Sexes Tournament Co-Sponsored by Bowl-O-Drome ~21915 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90501 TNBA and USBC Certified T U N S $10,000 First Place Dbls (based on 48 tms B B …. Prize fund includes an integrated Fantasy Foursome pay off) A C 420 team Max (Men/Women or Mixed) Certified Certified (men handicap @ 80% of 210 & women handicap @ 100% of 210) The Annual Battle of The Sexes Fund Raiser & League Fees only $27/week! Bragging Rights! Thurs 7:30pm@ Bowl-O-Drome Saturday September 6, 2014 @ Keystone Lanes Meeting Thurs 9/11/14 @6:30pm check in 10:00 and bowl 11:30! League Starts 9/11/14 @ 7:30pm Pre-registration w/deposit is HIGHLY recommended to hold a tm spot! Entry Fee per bowler 820 max team average
Prize Fund $13.00 Four men or four women/team Linage & fees $ 9.00 $1,000 1st Pl. Handicap = 90% of 820 Expenses $ 13.00 Side Pots / Brackets For more info, contact Dewann Clark 310-846-4590 or Necole Johnson 562-728-7210 TOTAL $35.00 Based on 48 tm entries, 5 other places paid @1:8 ratio prize fund Team Eliminator League Highlights: 24 Women’s Teams verses 24 Men’s Team bowl head to head to Round Robin Sweepstakes 7:30 starting time (miss traffic, & finish at a decent time) 32 Weeks, 4 round, 8 weeks/round determine the winner of the BATTLE of the SEXES! Women get more hdcp (encourages more women to bowl) Bill Rhodman Classic win-a-spot Round winners receive bonus $ for each round $600 last place ($300 per bowler) Round winners guaranteed a top 5 position Pre-Paid entries are highly recommended Top Men Tm vs. Women Tm Roll Bowl on FAIR lane conditions, no inflated averages! Win multiple rounds finish even higher in top 5! off match at the end! 5 Sweepstakes sessions (one after each round plus EOL) Keystone Lanes Top 5 teams roll off for grand finale winner 420 team max (reasonable even for super high averager) league will be either a 24 tm or up to 48 teams 11459 Imperial Hwy, Norwalk, CA 90650 * 562-868-3261 High individual and team awards receive $ If over 24 teams, each doubles tm will be pared 100% TNBA membership league – awards & other perks up to form a fantasy 4some for additional prize $ Contact Ways & Means chairperson, Dewann Clark 3 Bill Rhodman tourney win a spots (man, woman & Sr) $12,000+ added to prize $ by Bowl-O-Drome 310-846-4590 * [email protected] Page 4 BOWLING NEWS August 21, 2014 August 21, 2014 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com Manny Loria Stars in His 3rd ABTA Title Valmonte, Buenviaje, Narcisco & Kwon Share $1,705 Match Game 3-6-9 POT $3,000 • Match Game est. at $1,500 • Match Series est. at $4,000 Manny Dedicates Title in Memory of Romy Cajucom Longtime Friend-ABTA Member EL MONTE — We re- Zamora with a 524 for $100. checks of $105. In the third turned to Action Lanes where Total paid out was $480 with a round, it was Sunny Fong and 188 bowlers came out for a low score of 464. Emilio Flores finishing fourth great day of bowling. The After the first game of the and fifth for $110. cut scores were + 85 for the semi-finals, the low for the This would get us down men and +63 for the women. top 13 men was +33. The low to the semi-final match that The Super seniors added to for the top 3 women was +39. would have Chris Kelly and the board (two men and one Robert Contreras lead the way Mamerto Jablan having the woman) Manny Loria at +84, with a +79. After the second rematch of the 9th and 10th Glenn Matsumoto at +81, and game, it was Manny Loria tak- frame roll-off. In our horses, it for the women it was Carla ing the lead with a 94. Low would be Chris paying $43 and Sanchez +42. Super seniors for the men was +51, and the Marmeto paying $50 if they are men 63 and over, and for women’s low was +45. After won their match. Mamerto Manny Loria Wins 3rd ABTA Title at Action Lanes (L-R) Nympha Cruz ABTA Supporter, Bob the women you just need to be the third game of semi-finals, would take revenge on Chris Smith ABTA Director, Manny Loria Champion (75 yrs young) $1,200, Manny’s beloved wife and #1 a young 55. That would give finishing in first was Manny during this match as he contin- Fan Edie, Mamerto Jablan Runnerup $500, Chris Kelly, 3rd $200 & Christina Cheung 5th $110. us 42 bowlers making it to the Loria with a +178. Coming ued his hot bowling with a 263 semi-finals. in a tie for second was Chris to 185 to advance to the title to get a mark in the seventh crowd is usually huge at West via the comments tab on our High qualifiers for the tour- Kelly and Mamerto Jablan at match. Chris finished in third but opened in the eighth to Covina. This is the final week website. nament were Brad Le Count a +145. They would have a place for $200. For each $5 leave the door open. However, of our special three weeks of Make Plans for our next for the men with a +188, and 9th and 10th frame roll-off to that you bet on Marmeto you Mamerto could not convert the bowling to earn bonus pins. If big event at Cal Bowl on La- for the women it was Faye determine the second seed to took home $50. single pin spare in the eighth you bowl all three you get 3 bor Day Weekend. You can Josafat with a +155. They will sit out the first round. Chris The title game was set with frame. So going into the final pins and if you bowl 2 out of win a guaranteed $5,500 for get a paid entry into a future Kelly would win the roll-off. the top qualifier Manny Loria frames Manny needed a couple the three you get 1 pin. first place and up to $14,500 regular ABTA Event. Each The cut scores for the top 16 vs Mamerto Jablan. Manny of marks to lock out the match. West Covina Lanes is lo- with bonuses at this event, on week one of our top seed were a +64 for the men and for elected to have Mamerto start He struck in the ninth and left cated at 675 So. Glendora Ave. August 28-29-30-31. draws the Match Series, and the women it was + 51. Our first. Mamerto started out with the four pin in the tenth but he Take the 10 Freeway to Vin- See flyer on our website or this time it was worth $2,665. top seed Loria had the honor a strike; Manny came up and missed his fourth consecutive cent and go 1 ½ miles south. Facebook page. There is also Brad drew a 502 Series, no of drawing the Match Game got a couple of spares for his spare on the left lane to give Phone there is 626-960-3636. a Related Story here in this one matched that score. The worth $2,150. Manny drew a start. In the second Mamerto Marmeto a chance in the tenth. You can check our website Paper!! pot carries over and is estimat- 137. After a review of all the would left a split but came Mamerto came up needing to (www.abta1.com) for schedule Its history folks as Manny ed at $4,000 at West Covina. scores bowled, we had 4 bowl- back with a strike and trailed throw two strikes, got a seven and directions. Also Face- Loria enters the archives as Teddy Villaroman was the last ers who shot that score. They by 37 after the first couple of count on the first ball and that book! We will add you there. our latest champion. Thank standing for the 3-6-9 pot and would split the pot. Henry frames. would give Manny the victory If you have changes in address you for being an ABTA mem- missed on shot#1 receiving Narciso, Kurt Valmonte, Jason Manny was able to get an- with a 142/202 to 165/198. please send your new address ber! $50 consolation. Since it is not Buenviaje, and So Kwon who other spare but opened in the Manny took home his third broken, 3-6-9 stays at $3,000. would get 25% of the pot as fourth. Up came Mamerto and ABTA championship taking ABTA We have a Nice Back Up Pot she had not bowled in over 1 he would get another split on home $1,000 for the victory Action Lanes - August 16th also in store. year. We had a $400 carry over the right lane and could not and an additional $100 for 1 Manny Loria (Ss) 778 $1,000.00 21 Steve Brode / ABTA Shirt $100.00 In our optional doubles to West Covina. take advantage of the open. wearing his ABTA shirt and Global 900 Ball $100.00 Emilio Flores 1389 $40.00 2 Mamerto Jablan (Ss) 745 $500.00 22 Giang Huynh / tops were Faye Josafat and This would bring us to our However, he would strike in $100 for using a 900 Global 3 Chris Kelly 745 $200.00 Benjamin Chung 1386 $40.00 4 Sunny Fong 691 $110.00 23 Stanley Tam / Henry Sanchez with a 1531 top 16 Match Play finals. In the fifth frame. Manny came to give him a total of $1,200. 5 Emilio Flores 664 $110.00 6 Christina Cheung 715 $105.00 Samson Kong 1386 $40.00 for $160. Finishing in second Round -1, the seven losers were up in the fifth and got another Mamerto would take home 7 Chris Solomon (60%) 714 $63.00 24 Sunny Fong / 8 Benjamin Chung 691 $105.00 Samson Kong 1385 $30.00 9 Ada Wong-Hum 652 $105.00 place was Emilio Flores and Emily Yeung, Brad Le Count, spare but once again he opened $500 for his second place fin- 10 Henry Sanchez 722 $100.00 25 Louis Evans / 11 Robert Contreras 721 $100.00 Henry Sanchez 1384 $30.00 Carlos Umana with a 1446 Henry Sanchez, Tri Vo, Robert in the sixth to open the door, ish. 12 Tri Vo 712 $100.00 26 Steve Brode / 13 Brad Lecount 703 $100.00 Tri Vo 1380 $30.00 for $140. There was a total of Contreras, Mike J Moore, and as his lead was 35 pins at this Champion Manny Loria, 14 Ray Saucedo Iii 687 $100.00 15 Mike J. Moore 675 $100.00 27 Sunny Fong / $1,930 paid out in doubles. 30 Ray Saucedo III. Each will get point. Mamerto would get his who for many years has been 16 Emily Yeung 651 $100.00 Henry Hoang 1378 $20.00 17 John Gonzales 661 $82.50 28 Rey Josafat Jr. / paid spots with low to cash of $100. In Round-2, the four first strike on the right lane in one of our Super Senior bowl- 18 Carlos Umana 660 $80.00 Faye Josafat 1378 $20.00 19 David Quon 659 $77.50 1376. In our Mystery Dou- losers were Benjamin Chung, the sixth but he left the bucket ers, is 75 years young, lives 20 Freddy Zamora 658 $75.00 29 Samson Kong / 21 Stan Por 657 $72.50 Ada Wong-Hum 1377 $20.00 bles, we paid out eight places Ada Wong-Hum, Christina in the seventh and could only in Pasadena and used a 900 22 Kmel Cunanan 655 $72.50 30 Jo Jo Barcelona / 23 Fred Galvan 654 $70.00 Chris Marquez 1376 $20.00 and finishing in first with a 524 Cheung, and Chris Solomon cut the deficit down to 13 at Global drilled by Dave at West 24 Tim (Vien) Tran 648 $67.50 25 Louis Bachus 647 $65.00 was John Armenia and Freddy with each of them getting this point. Manny managed Covina. He is married to a 26 Kerry Lucka 646 $65.00 MYSTERY DOUBLES 27 Chris Marquez (60%) 645 $62.50 1 John Armenia / 28 Enrique Castillo 640 $60.00 Freddy Zamora 524 $100.00 lovely wife Edie. He is retired 29 Carla Sanchez (Ss) 636 $60.00 30 Jack Trongale (Ss) 632 $59.00 2 Jonathan Barraca / from NASA Jet Propulsion 31 Stanley Tam 625 $59.00 April Griese 498 $70.00 32 John Armenia 623 $59.00 2 Tess Dizon / Lab after 36 years and thanks 33 Bob Selner (Ss) 619 $58.00 34 Renoir Land 605 $58.00 Louis Evans 498 $70.00 his wife for all her support, 35 Faye Josafat 604 $58.00 3 Ricardo Baca / 36 Tess Dizon 600 $57.00 Mamerto Jablan 495 $60.00 family and friends for their 37 Glenn Matsumoto (Ss) 588 $57.00 4 Anthony Borci / 38 Marina Suos 576 $57.00 support along with the ABTA 39 Vicki Holiwell (Ss) 556 $57.00 Sonny Fong 482 $50.00 40 Ray Gaunt 535 $57.00 5 Steve Brode / and its staff. 41 Jason Buenviaje 504 $57.00 Renoir Land 480 $40.00 Runner-up Mamerto Jablan 42 Pablo Castro (Ss) DNS F/E 6 Roland Sanchez / Chris Marquez 466 $40.00 is from Alhambra and used a Doubles Report 7 Faye Josafat / 1 Faye Josafat / Du Quach 465 $30.00 Columbia. He thanks the Henry Sanchez 1531 $160.00 8 Jason Buenviaje / 2 Emilio Flores / Anthony Dancel 464 $20.00 Carlos Umana 1446 $140.00 ABTA, friends George Mar- 3 Chris Kelly / Faye Josafat 1440 $130.00 quez, Don Quitangon, Willie 4 Stanley Tam / Sunny Fong 1425 $120.00 FINANCIAL REPORT Parawan, Henry Narciso, the 5 Jeff Taino / Henry Sanchez 1425 $110.00 Cut Scores: ABTA and staff, Action Lanes, 6 Liwei Liu / Men: + 85 Women: + 63 John Armenia 1424 $100.00 Super Seniors: and its staff. 7 Tomas Chavez / Carla Sanchez (42), Manny Loria (84), Carlos Umana 1414 $90.00 Third Place, Chris Kelly 8 Ray Gaunt / Glenn Matsumoto (81) Henry Sanchez 1407 $80.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) is from Fontana. He used a 9 Louis Evans / Men: Brad Lecount +188 John Armenia 1405 $80.00 Women: Faye Josafat +155 Brunswick DV8 drilled by 10 Jeff Taino / Faye Josafat 1404 $70.00 3 - 6 - 9: Teddy Villaroman Memo Rosales at APEX Pro 11 Emily Yeung / Match Game:137 - Henry Narciso, Benjamin Chung 1404 $70.00 Kurt Valmonte, Jason Buenviaje, 12 Rey Josafat Jr. / So Kwon (25%) Shop. He is married to Val- Henry Sanchez 1399 $70.00 13 Liwei Liu / Match Series: 502 - NO WINNER inda and has two sons Scott Tim (Vien) Tran 1396 $60.00 RAFFLE WINNERS 14 Steve Brode / Sponsor Ball Danny Guevarra and Brandon. He would like Freddy Zamora 1394 $60.00 15 Nick Lee / to thank his family, friends Benjamin Chung 1394 $60.00 Prize Fund 188 $4,601.00 16 Louis Evans / Paid Entries 26 @ 57 $1,482.00 at ABTA, Action Lanes, the Freddy Zamora 1394 $60.00 Optional Sidepots $1,356.00 17 Samson Kong / Doubles $1,930.00 ABTA, its staff; of which he is Freddy Zamora 1392 $50.00 18 JeJe Gabriel / Mystery Doubles $480.00 one of the Fine workers. Faye Josafat 1391 $50.00 Match Game $1,705.00 19 Steve Brode / 3-6-9 $50.00 Weekly winner of the Tim (Vien) Tran 1389 $40.00 20 kenny Kwan / Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Sponsor ball Courtesy of “900 Benjamin Chung 1389 $40.00 Total Payout $23,307.00 Global” was Danny Guevarra. FULL PAYOUT DE- TAILS ALONG SIDE OUR STORY SHOWS ALL PRIZ- ES, RAFFLES, PLUS COM- PLETE BOWLERS’ CASH OUT AND PLACES PAID Saturday we visit the popu- lar West Covina with squads starting at 1:00 pm, 2:30 pm, 4:00 pm. The side pots will be for a guaranteed minimum of $75 per game. 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6034358A GLC ST Bowling News Bowling Group Rates Aug12.indd 1 6/23/14 10:48 AM Page 8 BOWLING NEWS August 21, 2014 WORLD YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS continued from page 1 Confederation Youth Championships, where they also won the team event, and they drew on that experience in Hong Kong. “After PABCON, we didn’t know if we’d get to travel togeth- er again for the World Championships, so to come here together, win again and defend the title for the 2012 team is surreal,” Low said. “We had an early advantage today and just didn’t want to let up or give them a chance to come back. As the week went on, we kept getting stronger as a team, and that really showed today.” The United States edged Japan 776-760 to earn its spot in the final, while Malaysia dominated England, 909-738. In the girls gold-medal match, Japan and Sweden both strug- gled at different points of the game, but a late rally from Japan gave anchor Kana Shimoide a chance to win with two strikes and nine pins in the final frame. After getting the double, Shimoide’s final offering drifted high, nearly leaving the 4-7-10 split, but the 7 and 10 pins fell late to secure the 784-783 win. Japan’s road to the final included a less-dramatic, 750-685, win over Finland. All of the fireworks came in Sweden’s semifi- nal win against the United States, the defending girls champion. Sweden anchor Jenny Wegner struck on the first shot of the 10th frame to lift her team to an 838-821 win. Japan and England each earned bronze medals in the boys team event, and Finland and Junior Team USA shared the bronze in the girls division. All teams bowled three qualifying games on the 45-foot Mex- *See all rules @ ico City lane condition and three on the 35-foot Beijing oil pat- www.abtbowling.com and read all tour types. tern before the field was cut to the top four for the semifinals. The conclusion of the team event Wednesday also determined the all-events medalists based on their 18-game pinfall totals. Junior Team USA’s Low claimed the all-events gold medal on the boys side with help from a 300 in his opening game Wednes- day. It was the fourth perfect game by a boy, and fifth overall, in World Youth Championships competition. The first was rolled by Team USA’s Tommy Jones at the 1996 event, also in Hong Kong. Low set the pace with a record 18-game total of 4,224, a 234.67 average. Junior Team USA’s Kamron Doyle earned the silver with 4,095 and Sweden’s Jesper Svensson claimed the bronze medal with 4,078. The previous all-events record of 4,153 was set by Dominic Barrett of England in 2008. “I wasn’t paying attention to the all-events standings at all this week,” said Low, who won the silver medal in singles this week. “I wanted to take it one event at a time and hopefully make the Masters cut, and then take it from there. Today, I was just focused on the team and helping us have a chance to win.” On the girls side, Shion Izumune of Japan reached the medal round in every event and took home the all-events gold medal with an 18-game total of 3,836, a 213.11 average. Junior Team USA’s Mary Wells and Liz Kuhlkin won the silver and bronze medals with 3,777 and 3,724, respectively. The field included 262 bowlers from 46 countries, competing in singles, doubles, team, all-events. Singles was contested on the Beijing oil pattern, doubles was bowled on Mexico City and the team event featured three games on each. Competition continues Thursday with the start of Masters play, which will feature the top 24 boys and top 24 girls in the all-events standings. It took an average of 205.44 to qualify on the boys side and 194.17 for the girls. All competitors will bowl six games Thursday morning, fol- lowed by a cut to the top eight in each division for round-robin match play. Each pair of lanes will have the Mexico City pattern *See all rules @ www.abtbowling.com 36 www.bowlingworld.com - JULY 2014 on the left lane and Beijing on the right. and read all tour types. The top four in each category after Friday’s match-play round will advance to the semifinals, scheduled for 1 a.m. EDT. Bowling fans from around the globe can watch the competi- tion live on BOWL.com’s BowlTV thanks to a partnership be- Now Recruiting for Assistant Manager Got An Interesting Story tween the United States Bowling Congress and the Hong Kong Canyon Lanes @ Morongo Tenpin Bowling Congress. Experience Preferred About Bowling or Bowlers? 2014 WORLD BOWLING In the “PRO ZONE” Applicants must be proficient in BLS, League Building, YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS Microsoft Office and USBC Rules. At SCAA Bowling Center, With Rusty Bryant Hong Kong by Carol Mancini Send Rusume’ to: SEND IT IN!! MISSION HILLS — Oc- Norris Runnels GIRLS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP tober 2014 will be Rusty Canyon Lanes @ Morongo WE WELCOME ALL STORIES & PICTURES (Winner earns gold, loser gets silver) Bryant’s 20th year in the pro 49750 Seminole Drive Cabazon, CA 92230 [email protected] Japan def. Sweden, 784-783 shop at Mission Hills Bowl. Ten years before that was SEMIFINALS spent at Rocky Mountain STUS (Winners advance, losers tie for bronze) Lanes. continued from page 1 Japan def. Finland, 750-685 Rusty’s shop is open 6 nior Player of the Year honors Sweden def. United States, 838-821 days a week which doesn’t thanks in part to winning two leave much time for wife, 3 titles. In July of that year he BOYS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP kids and 1 1/2 grandkids. became the first Senior Tour (Winner earns gold, loser gets silver) (None are bowlersl.) player to bowl a 300 game on United States def. Malaysia, 812-735 Keeping up with the new national television, defeating equipment being produced Don Gilman, 300-188, in the SEMIFINALS around the world is a men- Pacific Cal Bowl Senior Open (Winners advance, losers tie for bronze) tal challenge; plus lane con- in Lakewood, Calif. United States def. Japan, 776-760 ditions! “It was an honor to bowl Malaysia def. England, 909-738 Rusty follows his own with the sport’s greats who I theories. Proof?? He rolled admired my whole life and I GIRLS ALL-EVENTS his 65th 300 game a couple always wondered how I would Gold - Shion Izumune, Japan, 3,836 of weeks ago. His favor- measure up,” said Stus, in Silver - Mary Wells, United States, 3,777 ite competition is the 840 his Hall of Fame acceptance Bronze - Liz Kuhlkin, United States, 3,724 Majors. Great bowlers and speech. “When I was able to good customers. retire at 50, I started to get BOYS ALL-EVENTS For a perfect fit, know- back to bowling seriously and Gold - Wesley Low, United States, 4,224 ledgeable ball choices, and found I still had the touch. Silver - Kamron Doyle, United States, 4,095 lane reading — spend some “Bowling on the Senior Bronze - Jesper Svensson, Sweden, 4,078 quality time with Rusty. Tour was a lot more than Call 818-365-2050 to achieving the dream of bowl- contact THE MAN! ing with the greats of the game,” he added. “Just to be RUSTY BRYANT around them and to remem- Lessons by Appointment ber all the fun we had on and off the lanes for those years was an experience I’ll never forget.” Stus had 50 top-five THE PRO ZONE finishes in 173 PBA50 Tour “The Ultimate Pro Shop” appearances. According to good friend 818-365-2050 Hours: and fellow PBA member Dave 10430 Sepulveda Blvd. Mon. Thru Fri. 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JUNIORS Mini-Bees: Jackson Tyner 71, Noah Whitlock 56. Classifieds: Chris Borillo 467, Kennedy Mosley 456, Shavon Love 537. Pickwick Bowl Bobcats: Nick DeLuca 404, Nolan Fox 372, Isaiah Whit- 921 Riverside Dr. CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT lock 358, Amon Todd 345, Anthony DeLucca 337, Kameron Burbank, CA 91506 Agulto 337, Kevin Tate 330, Rian Fitzgerald 288, Allyson 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 Wallace 362, Emiiy Jenkins 348, Natalie Ahumada 277, by Tish (818) 842-7188 Maggie Mariani 271. LAKEWOOD — Is it sweeper week for your league? If Adult Youth Match Point: Adults—Juan Ellison Jr. 690, BURBANK — Here we are, winding up the Summer so that means it’s also time to get those Winter League James Borillo 664, Paul Mehl Jr. 658, Janet Love 477, leagues and rolling straight into the Winter or Fall leagues. sign-ups in today. Here are the current high scores from Maria Kennedy 378, Tobi Mosley 335. Youth— Alan Hicks That puts us face to face with the inevitable “Sweeps our league bowlers... 481, Marcus Mosley 385, Christian Borillo 348, Shavon Night”. For the few, it’s a time of great joy and financial Love 463, Lindsey Dyczewski 402, Latasha Love 344. return, while for the remainder it is a week that will remind Captain & Crew: It’s the end of the league and our champs Have a great week and remember to invite a friend to join us why we never get into the side pots. On a rare occasion are “Over The Hump”, won by 1/2 point. Sandy Cotcher a league with you. I have actually been one of the few but I usually fall into the 519, Shirley Dohrman 493, Tua Sula 489, Vancie Keith remainder category. 488. I love the concept of the Round Robin Sweeps but often C.A.U.L.: “Lickitty Splits” are the champs. Dan France- feel the results are only for the few. I like the simplicity of it, schi 222/621, Allan Lee 227/607, Reginald Cargo 201/541, Winnetka no slips, no money changing hands and no score chasing Albert Demers 538, Donald Pedersen 223/532, Kurt Haidl but I sometimes wonder if putting the effort into it might not Bowl BOWL 528, Tom Davis 527, Eugene Lane 526, George Howells “formerly Canoga Park Bowl” be worth spreading the wealth over a larger bowler base. 526, Jessica Seastead 446, Alicia Burns 439. 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 I wish I had easy solutions for this conundrum, I don’t. It Practice: Dennis Ingram 569, Brandee Ivey 290, Allen 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-340-5105 is possible that co-operation between the center computer Camerino 204. www.canogaparkbowl.com • E-mail:[email protected] abilities and the league secretaries may work into a co- Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: James Kennard 232/605, Billy hesive choice for sweepers. No matter what, I will always Williams 216/585, Wayne Moon 546, Ken Seiple Sr., 520, WINNEKTA — This Sunday, August 24 at 1:00 p.m. it’s participate. Not in the fashion of being a sheep but in the Vancie Keith 521, Yvonne Clarke 505, Mattie Wylie 482. our third Win-A-Honda Contest Monthly Qualifier Tourna- never ending hopes of bowling my butt off and becoming Fil-Am Bowlers: James Borillo 256/734, Bob Selner ment. For complete rules and details or to reserve a spot in one of the few! I guess it’s my replacement for buying lot- 268/671, Rey Santos 243/666, Chris Abing 619, Jojo Jas- the qualifier call 818-340-5190. tery tickets. min 222/619, Joe Knapp 615, Boylee Inocente 223/613, Time to check the high scores... Remember, ALL the leagues listed below are always Oscar Pabico 606, Freddy Zamora 598, Willlie Mallare Phil-Am: Gilbert Molina 226/608, Helen Ventenilla 219/548, looking for bowlers. SIGN UP NOW! 247/598, Rick Llaneta 248/597, Jhun Cruz 222/586, Jr. De- Raul Ventenilla 238/603, Paul Layosa 216/601, Terry San- Sunday Night League: (scr) Roger Desgroseilliers 264, guzman 586, Shirley Owens 553, Jean Colian 222/545, nita 581, Levi Navarrete 224/571, Jennifer Alejandro 428, Ann Jones 157, Dan Linzmeier 738, Stacy Galicia 589. Morag Knapp 529, Elvira Gauci 201/498. Julie Espadera 400, Josemari Zafra 215. (hdcp) Nathan Thorpe 288, Kelli Samarjian 241, Ryan Vegas Crackpots: Gerald Williams Jr. 256/666, Nate Wil- River Maniacs: Kevin Gross 746, Elizabeth Fonverge Hinchliffe 769, Vickie Maas 680. iams 232/639, Raymond Farthing III 226/617, John Doval 246/694, Chip Minot 280, Johnnie Englehart 279/739, Monday 690: (scr) Tim Tritch 226, Barbara Jimenez 222, 617, Andre McNeal 611, James Kennard 223/609, Craig Vince Koeller 267/736, Jeremy Pearson 710, Mike Olson Dave Brubaker 650, Glenda Nalke 589. (hdcp) Dan Kline Woods 267/608, Raymond Jenkins 246/601, Ellen My- 707, Lucy Tralla 214/545, Marsha Martinez 536, Monise 245, Carol Thrasher 239. ers 211/578 Allisen Sutton 213/569, Tippy Thornton 539, Kelly 510, Louis Fonvergne 274, Matthew Svolos 269. Senior Swingers: (scr) Dick Bay 221, Kay Samuelsen 183, Alexis Hammond 530, Kim Taylor 504, Joann Culpepper Comedians: Michael Pollack 256/726, Deanna Peters John DeSantis 522, Barbara Teitel 434. (hdcp) Al Fama 221/493. 223/657, Michael Maghadam 267/674, Andrew Ibrahim 243, Cres Cruz 195, Dan Willhite 623, Susan Jones 561. Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 278/696, Steve 249/642, Dan Onestinghel 641, Ray Stoy 258/641, Erica ICF No Tap: Kelly McDonough 283, Josie Pemperton 250, Brode 258/690, George Parker 233/610, Tim Cable 513, Pollack 213/627, Irma Giles 211/544, Ellen Eckard 212/494, Doris Owings 258, Bernie Baima 245, Phil Bartus 709, Jaime Grabinski 503, Julie Grabinski 530. Michelle Jones 463, Russ Gothrick 255, Ellen Eckard 212. Chuck Liberto 684, Mary Zarycka 679, Sydney Heins 643. Mega Vegas Sunday: It’s week 2 of the Winter season League of Our Own: Congratulations league champs, Guys & Dolls: (scr) Setu Molia 222, Danica Cunningham for this league. James Matthews 289/698, James Trumbo Team 7, “I’m Old Folks”, Melanie Campos, Joe Bryne, 191, Richard Castanon 563, Trina Moriarity 430. (hdcp) 245/643, Jose Perez Jr. 247/632, James Talley 218/614, Clement Torres, Michael Sepe. Edwin Castro 237/659, Rodney Villanueva 258, Angela Stansbery 239, Nick Loebs Leo Rachal 234/609, B.J. Harlan 225/596, Craig Dean 590, Rachell Tan 189/503, Derek Tang 255/644, Nick Ipapo 729, Peggy Ekllund 626. Kim Allen 203/532, Jocelyn Higa 512. 247/644, Clemente Torres 220/565, D J McClain 560, Mel- Holy Bowlers: (scr) Christopher Stevens 215, Chelsea Young At Heart: Walter Milsap 225/660, Glenn Merchant anie Campos 471, Gil Arroyo 224, Lefevre 163, Jeff Ellis 357, Kathy Marriott 302. (hdcp) Todd 247/642, Ron McClain Sr. 233/631, Vince Haneda 234/625, Sport Shot Scratch Singles: Adults—Kevin Gross Kehrli 278, Alyssa Jammal 227, Kurt 442, Tracy Chow Ala Fagafa 223/617, Jerry Waken 592, Ed Hansen 236/587, 269/941, Joe Porcelli 269/896, Dave Schaffer 244/862, La- 431. Chuck Gowdy 232/584, Fale Sula 234/582, Willie Burkhal- mont Smith 245/849, Howard Rovner 745, Drew Stern 728, Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) Jude Niles 245, Stephanie Fen- ter 231/580, Tua Sula 549, Linda Kinney 223/540, Melba Anthony Pavlowsky 704, Shannon Potts 720. Youth—Keith wick 210, Robert Banaag 695, Stephen Causing 533. Knight 535. Nelson 245/750, Justin Pluchino 207/695, Kayla Bernstein (hdcp) Kevin Cho 276, Marlene Little 243, Eric Cruz 738, Recycled Teens: Boylee Inocente 247/649, Leo Mar- 247/799. Sheilah Faller 721. tus 246/625, Ralph Montgomery 216/588, Jojo Jasmin 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 211/541, Cindy Senior Foursome: (scr) Dan Carone 186, Cres Cruz 224/564, Flora Martin 514, Cyndi Klein 476. Dominguez 217/538, Mary Lauer 528, Petra Kaun 528, 175, Bob Rosenblum 553, Lydia Gantt 502. (hdcp) Rich- Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 257/738, Tony Sanchez 221/555, Carole Mueller 502. ard Brown 229, Marilee Bishop 256, Roger Desgroseilliers Jamie Lopez 238/554, Don Louis 214/549, Bruce Brown SFVCC Nikkei: Congratulations Team #9 league cham- 692, Hope Giovanini 650. 528, Ashley Brown 203/599, Stacy Kelly 235/587, Diana pions, Mike Kawaji, Gary Nakada, Doug Nakada. Yukl Thursday 690: (scr) Derik Donnauro 236, Julieta Ward Robles 237/587. Matsuba 276/701, Sandra Yamamoto 234/614, Noriko 189, Ryan Hinchliffe 724, Vickie Maas 516. (hdcp) Ace Corona Ladies: Diana Howard 225/590, Ruthie Jones Fukunaga 237/609, Hisako Kokubo 223/601, Tak Kokubo Robson 263, Suki Sanchez 268, Frank Grosso 732, Kim 205/580, Dianne Gardner 204/515, Caroline Stewart 500. 599, Kirk Sasaki 586, Sho Kadonaga 576, Tami Shiotani Chappell 743. Sidepot winners Game One: Kay Lockhart 220; Game Two: 222/612, Laurel Nakamoto 200/492, Shoji Takeshima 249, Okay, Bowlers. Sign up for your Winter league and until Dianne Gardner 204; Game Three: Caroline Stewart 212. Willie Nakada 243, Tony Shiotani 233. next time...keep the ball rollin’! Alley Oops!: Tim Cable 510, Julie Grabinski 450, Becky SENIORS Carroll 419, Merrie Slagley 400, June Murty 400. Side-pot 49’Ers: Carolyn Scherzberg 255/681, Dave Folck 222/634, winners—Game One: Gretchen Howard 227; Game Two: Philip Lanni 234/627, Richard Greenzweight 204/603, 243/636, Philip Lanni 635, Mary Lauer 202/543, Carolyn Gloria Fees 236; Game Three: Paul Wells 235. William Tidemanson 231/599, Robert Husby 573, Diana Scherzberg 533, Patricia Carpenter 527, Bill Ross 236. Kings and Queens: Jerry Cant Jr. 268/758, Nolan Smith Walden 517, Eloise Valencia 510, Mary Lauer 501, Michael JUNIORS Jr. 258/703, Paul Staff 256/690, George Harper 277/684, Chaney 224. 8 For 8: (2 games) David Quezada 106/202, Julian Gutier- Emmerson Wafer 258/667, Butch White 666, Vern Adams Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 224/655, Carolyn rez 177, Justin Erickson 165, Skyler Burris 157, Malissa 254/661, Leon Bradford 660, Michelle Criswell 208/592, Scherzberg 204/559, Bill Ross 261/617, Connie Wanno- Gutierrez 164, Micaela Munoz 146, Mackenzie Arand 127. Della Douglass 529, Janalee Hagan 201/527. mae 237/547, Ron Doll 246/65, Hung-Lay Quon 227/621, Junior Royals: Congratulations league champions, Team Cal Bowleros: Cathy Wyatt 211/551 Leona Belletti Bill Robb 617, Ed Wannomae 575, Karen McDonald #2, Justin Pluchino and Keith Nelson. Justin Pluchino 203/547, Carole Fischer 206/522, Bheth Alcayde 510, 215/540, Liz Roger 202/526, Stan Staten 219. 267/689, Jacey Opiana 250/630, Keith Nelson 246/654, Linda Kinney 503, Pat Bates 503, Jessica Antes 200/503. 39’Ers: Jerry Kanowitz 265/682, Lucy Tralla 204/588, Erik Godin 220/549, Kai Burris 407, Skylar Sakuei 397, Side-pot winners—Game One: Pat Bates 238; Game Two: Ron Doll 267/668, Jose Blanco 244/650, Hung-Lay Quon Emily Haworth 460, Bertha Rose 444. Cathy Wyatt 211; Game Three: Leona Belletti 242. Sierra Bugs: Sandy Wright 220/552, Mattie Wylie 497. Side-pot winners—Game One: Sandy Wright 249; Game Two: Sandy Wright/Pam Johnson 190; Game Three: Cathy Anderson 223. Marcus Lemons Vegas Outlaws: David Fitzgerald 267/786, Marquise Richardson 708, Charles Zelaya 705, Vernon Adams 269/704, Steve Gurrieri 693, David Fergu- son 693, Darrion Tipton 278/685, Alicia Ferguson 245/620, Shirley Owens 221/594, Stacy Hobdy 245/585, Robin Burns 576, Precious Davis 210/574, Amber Ball 212/565. Senior Men’s Trio: Harold Dubose 259/725, Ed Cabs 279/725, Rick Llaneta 713, Mark Rametta 712, Charles Gleason 268/707, Leo Martus 706, Archie Stull 695, Paul Peete 268/695, Rich Kelly 269/685. Cal-Mega Vegas-Tuesday: Le’Star Walker 224/656, Eric Motschwiller 218/627, Kevin Sauldsberry245/605, Edward Newby 207/600, Jaime Grabinski 225/594, Tom Hillig 244/584, Paul Morrison II 583, Marcel 240/573, Darrious Dotson 215/564, Antwan Brown 246/561, James Lesure 558, Nickey Jennings 226/575, Betty McDiarmid 210/529, Cecily Fong 512, Brenda Doss 510. Funsters: Ed Hansen 258/704, B.J. 228/667, Fred Guray 269/650, Paul Wells 242/643, JoJo Jasmin 277/641. Joe Herrera 617, James Kennard 614, Jim Burke 608, Al Fa- gafa 278/608, Jim Plante 237/604, Willie Young 602, Linda Kinney 209/546, Christy Estimo 544, Katie Oliveira 509. Side-pot winners—Men: Game One: Fred Gurray 293, Game Two: Al Fagafa 270; Game Three: Paul Kelly/Ralph Montgomery 280. Women: Game One: Linda Kinney 258; Game Two: Christy Estimo 187; Game Three: Darlene Boyce 244. Page 10 BOWLING NEWS August 21, 2014
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WINNETKA BOWL - 32 BUENA LANES - 42 SUNCOAST - 64 20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306 1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center (818) 340-5190 • Fax (818) 340-5105 (805) 656-0666 9090 Alta Drive, www.canogaparkbowl.com buenalanes.com Las Vegas, NV 89145 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (702) 636-7400
TEXAS STATION - 60 Read The Bowling News On-Line Monday Midnight at Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center 2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032 www californiabowlingnews.com (702) 288-7728 • (702) 631-1055 Send us your E-Mail at [email protected] to have the latest PDF sent to you email: [email protected] August 21, 2014 BOWLING NEWS RiversideLanes3.25X8.BowlngNews 8/28/12 2:52 PMPage Page 11 1 Last Weeks Solution Low Scoring Drives Bowlers Away 5 6 9 8 1 2 3 4 7 7 1 8 4 3 6 9 5 2 by Lance Pound 2 3 4 5 9 7 8 1 6 NORWALK — As a youth, I was introduced to the basics of 6 2 3 1 7 4 5 8 9 bowling in a summer clinic. It kept us off the streets, cool and the 4 7 1 9 8 5 2 6 3 competition was fun. I’ve seen the evolution of bowling from 8 9 5 6 2 3 1 7 4 wood to synthetic lanes, bowling balls from rubber and plastic 1 8 7 3 4 9 6 2 5 to Reactive Resin. All sports progress over time and bowling is 3 4 6 2 5 8 7 9 1 no different. 9 5 2 7 6 1 4 3 8 I don’t know about you but I want to bowl the best scores I can. I love leagues and the competition within tournaments. Several years ago, I returned to bowling to find changes, one being many more oiling patterns. I can see the need for expert bowlers to test their talents. Most bowlers have a limited budget 7 2 4 6 and cannot drill an endless supply of bowling balls to remain competitive. 3 1 The Sport is getting smaller and evolving into a fun center atmosphere. I understand the need for bowling centers to make 5 2 money but don’t forget about the bowlers that started this sport. I bowled in many ABT and NABI tournaments in the past. 5 7 2 I rejoined ABT in San Diego looking for good competition and fun. I found a very low turnout. At first, I thought it was the economy. After bowling in a few tournaments it was evident the 1 3 8 9 lane patterns were very difficult. So difficult, that I found many BringYour Group Here for a bowlers were frustrated with the low scores. 7 4 8 I just returned from an annual national company tournament New Experience ••• were teams compete for Olympic style medals. This year was 4 5 very different, the new coordinator wanted to keep the scores down. He asked the house for a different shot. They used a shot called “Fox”. Everyone had that dear in the head lights look. 8 4 Everyone scrambled to their smart phones. It was later discov- ered to be a locale house shot made up to drive scores down. It 8 7 4 3 worked so well that almost all of the 200 average bowlers were caught off guard. They tried everything and I mean everything to play this surface. Players that average 210 back home were now shooting 160 games. Bowler were not competing against one another but fighting the lanes. Some bowlers quit the event CITRUS BELT out of frustration. WITH COSMIC BOWLING LIGHT SHOW! I watched a PBA event on TV were the top five bowlers did Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner LOCAL U SBC ASSOC I A 667 West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 not even break 200. It was boring to say the least. Tournament WINTER HOURS: [email protected] with high scores are fun and exciting. Who will be the first to miss, not who will be the first to get a strike? SUN–THURS 7:30AM TO 11:00PM (909) 381-4599 My point in all of this, happy bowlers are now upset and frus- FRI–SAT 7:30AM TO 1:00AM trated bowling on condition made to drive scores too low. Players question any future participation in the events. Most bowlers do NORTH L.A. COUNTY not have the resources to compete at a PBA level. Bowling is Association Manager - Tom Leigh dropping off and centers are closing. Lane conditions are not the 15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 only reason but why add to the problem. email: [email protected] website: nlacbowling.com (818) 810-6263 WILLIAMS/DUKE continued from page 1 you aspire to and it’s the pinnacle of the year,” said Duke, who RIVERSIDE LANES ORANGE COUNTY won PBA Tour Player of the Year in 1994 and 2000. “When I Book Sweepers•Group Reservations Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington got beat in the Round of 8, the ball wasn’t in my court and that’s Birthdays •Corporate Parties never a comfortable situation, but either way, I had a blast all 13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 season.” • • • [email protected] 1 888 590 2695 Duke is one of four players to win PBA50 and PBA Player www.bowllaughlin.com (714) 554-0111 of the Year honors with, Williams, Wayne Webb and Mark Roth also winning both crowns. Also determined at the conclusion of the tournament which SAN GABRIEL VALLEY was seen live on pba’s online bowling channel Xtra Frame, were Association Manager - Linda Johnson-Pilios the top eight players in competition points who earned an en- 310-533-9595 try into World Series of Bowling VI in Las Vegas Oct. 24-Nov.
4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 TI ONS E-Mail: [email protected] 2 and a berth in the World Series PBA Champions Challenge owned and operated by PBA50 qualifier which will determine the final two players who Tim and Diana Albin (626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260 will compete in the finals to be televised by ESPN. The eight who qualified were Williams, Weber, Baker, Duke, Parker Bohn III, Amleto Monacelli, Harry Sullins and Ron Mohr. SOUTH L.A. COUNTY PBA50 TREASURE ISLAND RESORT & CASINO OPEN Association Manager - Judy Nielsen PRESENTED BY HAMMER 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 At Island Xtreme Bowl Welch, Minn. Championship Match LocatedLocated Inside Inside AMF Rossmoor Bowl-O-Drome Bowl [email protected] Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla. ($7,500) def. Tom Baker, 21915 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90501 (562)925-0417 Fax: (562) 925-7478 King, N.C. ($4,000), 268-224. SAN DIEGO U.S.B.C. Association Manager - Lynn Graves 4400 Palm Ave. Suite B, La Mesa, CA 91941-2695 [email protected] www.sandiegobowling.com (619)697-3334
VOLUME 75, NO. 34 California Bowling News EDITORIAL OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. P.O. Box 4160 Norwalk, CA 90650 Downey, CA 90240 OFFICE NUMBER: 562-807-3600 24-HOUR FAX NUMBER: 562-807-2288 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.californiabowlingnews.com CHARLES KINSTLER...... Publisher CAROL MANCINI...... Editor/Publisher DEAN LOPEZ...... Typesetter / Assistant Editor LILLIAN OAK �������������������������Advertising Manager HERBERT JONES...... Transportation/Distribution DOUG HOSKINS...... Computer Consultant California Bowling News is NOT responsible for ADS, EDITORIALS, STORIES, FACTS, PICTURE CAPTIONS or SPELLING emailed for publication. Published 52 weeks. Page 12 BOWLING NEWS August 21, 2014
$20,000 1st Place $12,000 2nd place 3rd Place $10,000 • 4th Place $8,000 • 5th Place $7,000 6th place $6,000 • 7th place $5,000 Last Season’s Prize Fund Team & Individual Spots Available Starts September 8th.... for our 29th year! New Bowlers Receive 25 Pins Off Non-Ebonite/Sport Averages Team Maximum Entering Average is 785 Maximum entering average for previous Ebonite bowlers is 210 Maximum entering average for new bowlers to the league is 205 (Maximum entering average applies AFTER the 25 pin drop is given, meaning that bowlers above 230 can still come in at 205)
Every Monday until the league starts, we will be having free practice sessions from 7pm until 9pm for bowlers that want to join the Ebonite Invitational but don’t have a team yet. This will let you see who else is interested, and possibly scout out a player to fill a team or put one together. Practices will take place on 8/18, 8/25 and 9/1. From 7pm till 9pm.
Call Mike With All Entering Average Questions or to Join the Most Competitive League in So. California 7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey CA 90240 • (562) 927-3351