February 21, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday February 21, 2013
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 Len Nicholson to be Michael Haugen Jr. Wins Third Career California Bowling Writers 2013 Keynote Speaker Title in PBA Mark Roth Classic by Mary Lynly Back-to-back “Big Four” splits doom Norton’s chances ONTARIO — The Califor- nia Bowling Writers Annual ALLEN PARK – Michael and 10th frames which turned Media and Publicity luncheon Haugen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz., a tight battle into an easy win being held on June 8, at the was a man on a mission, and for Haugen. DoubleTree by Hilton Ontario survived a battle that wasn’t “Being able to stay in the Airport promises to be another resolved until the final frame moment and make the shot outstanding CBW event with in defeating Scott Norton of you need to make is very re- keynote speaker Len Nichol- Mission Viejo, Calif., 215-194, warding, and I was able to son. Beside his outstanding to win his third Professional do that today,” Haugen said. resume his sense of humor will Bowlers Association Tour title “Scott and I both felt there add to his presentation. in the Mark Roth Classic at wasn’t going to be a 250 game Nicholson’s career was de- Thunderbowl Lanes. on those conditions, so it was voted to the science of bowl- The Mark Roth Classic ti- a matter of staying clean. I ing lane maintenance and for tle match, and the PBA League was just very fortunate today more than 20 years the Tucson, Mark Roth round finals, aired that Scott got a couple of bad Arizona (recently relocated to Sunday on ESPN. breaks. You never expect a Michael Haugen Jr. and Mark Roth Len Nicholson guy that talented to make shots Sacramento, CA) resident was Haugen, 46, won both of Next Sunday, ESPN will the BROOKLYN STyLES, the like that.” the PBA Tour’s lane mainte- also has served on the techni- his previous PBA titles in air the two-hour live finals New York City WTT King- Being overlooked in the nance director. Nicholson has cal committee of the World 2008, but came into the 2012- of the United States Bowling Pins, Chris Hardwick’s Silver inaugural PBA League draft gained worldwide industry Tenpin Bowling Association. 13 season without the support Congress Masters from Bruns- Lake Atom Splitters and the also provided incentive for recognition as one of the fore- He was a recipient of the of a bowling ball company wick Zone Carolier in North team that advances from the Haugen. most experts on the subject of bowling industry’s Flow- sponsor and felt snubbed be- Brunswick, N.J., starting at 3 Clash eliminator round. “I’ve been at this (PBA lane maintenance. ers for the Living Award, the cause he wasn’t one of the 48 p.m. ET. competition) for 14 years. He was instrumental in John Davis Award in recogni- players selected to participate PBA League coverage con- PBA MARK ROTH CLASSIC I’ve made a TV show every developing the PBA Lane tion for his contributions to in the new PBA League. He tinues on Sunday, March 3 at Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen year, and done ok in stats, but Maintenance Program in 1971 the sport, and a 2011 inductee vowed it would take 10 quality 3 p.m. ET with the title match Park, Mich. I didn’t get picked,” he said. “I which is still referred to today. into the Professional Bowl- shots by Norton to beat him for of the Don Carter Classic be- don’t know why, but that was He was a founding member ers Association Hall of Fame the Roth title, and Norton fell tween top qualifier Wes Malott Championship motivation for me, too. It feels of the Bowling Foundation for Meritorious Service. He short, leaving back-to-back of Pflugerville, Texas, and Michael Haugen Jr., Carefree, really good.” which was created to finding recently moved to the Sacra- 4-6-7-10 splits in the ninth challenger Jason Sterner of Ariz. ($15,000) def. Scott solutions to scoring issues in mento area. McDonough, Ga., and the PBA Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif. bowling. An author of several Additional luncheon in- League Carter round featuring ($7,500), 215-194. bowling publications and host formation will appear on the of the popular Phantom bowl- CBW website at www.cal- Macias Wins $1000 ing Internet radio program, he bowlingwriters.org. ABTA at West Covina in Ultimate Handicap MATCH GAME IS $5,000 Bowling News WEST COVINA — The In the ABTA Men and Bowling Tour at Oak Tree ABTA is hosted by Popular Women have separate qualify- Honor Roll West Covina Saturday with ing boards with 1 in 5 making DIAMOND BAR — The UHBT had another fantastic tour- Qualifying Squads at 12:00- the Finals Roll-off. 3 ladies Name Score Date Center nament on Sunday, February 17th. Rachel Macias was crowned 1:00-2:30-400 & 6:00 PM with guaranteed!
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JOHN DIZON 300 2-14-13 FOOTHILL LANES The side pot winners were Bo Manalo 251, Bo Manalo again GAME WILL GO FOR Next Saturday March 2 the lito dizon 300 2-14-13 FOOthill lanes 283, and Gerry Manalo 248, earning $18 apiece. Thank you very $5,000 and a back up pot is ABTA will be hosted by The LARRY LANGDALE 809 2-14-13 VISTA LANES much to all the bowlers who came and participated. The next angela mobely 761 2-14-13 Arrowhead lanes over $2,400 already, as this Bowlium in Montclair. Then a terry ryan jr. 300 2-14-13 jewel city bowl UHBT event is Sunday Feb 24th at Covina Bowl in Covina. This is now our NEW CAP for the Special Two Day Event March SAMUEL SEAMAN 300 2-14-13 CAMP PENDELTON will also be a beat the board event. Hope to see you there. 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Saturday FEB 23 linbrook bowl ABTA SATURDAY FEB 23 west covina lanes del guyer memORIAL SATURDAY FEB 23 valencia lanes jat SUNDAY FEB 24 del rosa lanes 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place nlac - usbc open saturday FEB 23 mission hills bowl check-in s.g.v. usbc city TOURNY SATURDAY FEB 23 action lanes SUNDAY, March 3rd at 5PM 4:30 • Entry Fee: $50 s.g.v. usbc city tourny sunday FEB 24 Friendly hills lanes Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Jon at (949)770-0055 for more info. Oil Pattern Used senior alibi no-tap tuesday FEB 26 canoga park bowl “Beaten Path” uhbt sunday FEB 24 covina bowl Page 2 BOWLING NEWS February 21, 2013 Las Vegas Hometown Favorite Motown Travel League Muscle Team Wins PBA by Darlene Hom NORWALK — Today was League Mark Roth Round the last stop at Keystone Lanes Fagan’s 10th-frame spare, strike enough to pull out two-pin victory for this season. Thank you to ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Motown Muscle anchor bowler the staff for their help. Mike Fagan’s nine-count spare and strike in the 10th frame was The high roller for the just enough to salvage a 195-193 victory for hometown favor- day was Doris Lewis with ite Jerome Bettis’ team in the Professional Bowlers Association a 204,226/602. Other high League’s Mark Roth round at Thunderbowl Lanes, preventing rollers were Maxx Paul 540, the New York City WTT KingPins from winning back to back Ella Wilson 535, Loreda Silk- titles. Hill 525, Kim Cato 216/511, The PBA League Mark Roth round, and the Mark Roth Clas- Tonya Kisner 506, Darlene sic title match, aired Sunday on ESPN. Hom 206. In the PBA League final match, the KingPins’ Tommy Jones, The High Handicap Se- Pete Weber and anchor bowler Scott Norton put together a string ries was 2002 shot by Cerri- of three strikes to help their team take a one-pin lead after seven tos Lanes 1. High Handicap frames. After trading open-frame splits in the eighth frame and Game was a 710 by Valley strikes in the ninth, the match came down to Fagan vs. Norton in View 2. the 10th frame. In the 155 & under aver- Fagan’s inability to strike on his first shot gave Norton an ages, Loreda Silk-Hill shot opening. Needing a strike on his first shot for the win, Norton left high series with a 525. While a 3 pin, handing Motown 12 points in the PBA League Elias Cup Joan Roper shot a nice 174 for race. The KingPins earned nine Elias Cup points as runners-up. high game. “It was good TV,” Fagan grinned of his team’s close call. “I With 59 wins and only 13 was hoping for a little better performance, but I got what I needed losses, Westminster Lanes 2 when it counted. I figured I’d take the responsibility (of bowling has the league locked up, and anchor). I feel good on these lanes. I’ve got a good ball reaction, Westminster Lanes 1 has a but maybe I was a little over-aggressive. guaranteed second place with “Getting 12 (Elias Cup) points is big. We lost our first match 45 wins. Congratulations la- in the Salvino round, but we’re getting a little more comfortable dies and Westminster Lanes on with the TV set and the atmosphere, so we think we can make a a great season. Now that you run for the Cup.” know who the first and second After a sluggish start in the semifinal match, the KingPins’ places are, the fight for third is Jones, Weber and Norton also combined for a string of three between three teams- Cerritos strikes to clinch a 211-162 victory over Kevin Hart’s Philadel- Lanes 1, Del Rio Lanes, and phia Hitmen. The KingPins got help from three Hitmen open Fountain Valley Bowl 2. frames and they advanced to their second straight title match. There was a pole taken In the opening match, consecutive strikes by Philadelphia’s today for where we are going Mike DeVaney, Bill O’Neill and Mika Koivuniemi, combined to have our Sweepstakes Lun- with back-to-back opens in the ninth and 10th frames by Jesse cheon and the winning place Williams’ BROOKLYN STyLES were keys to the Hitmen’s 214- was Mario’s in Lakewood on 176 victory. DeVaney got the Hitmen into the stepladder finals by Candlewood. Vi will have ad- surviving the Clash eliminator round. dress and more information for Next Sunday, ESPN will air the two-hour live finals of the us next week. The list of who United States Bowling Congress Masters from Brunswick Zone is coming back next season Carolier in North Brunswick, N.J., starting at 3 p.m. ET. showed that there should be PBA League coverage continues on Sunday, March 3 at 3 enough teams for a league, but p.m. ET with the title match of the Don Carter Classic between we can always use new mem- top qualifier Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, and challenger bers or new teams so spread Jason Sterner of McDonough, Ga., and the PBA League Carter the word please. round featuring the BROOKLYN STyLES, the New York City We were glad to see Mary WTT KingPins, Chris Hardwick’s Silver Lake Atom Splitters DeFord back after her recent and the team that advances from the Clash eliminator round. illness and looking good on PBA LEAGUE MARK ROTH ROUND the lanes. Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. Our condolences go out to Final Match (five-player Baker team format) Connie Berkley and family for Motown Muscle (Ronnie Russell, Jesse Buss, Tom Smallwood, the loss of her sister. Mike Scroggins, Mike Fagan) def. New York City WTT King- See what it’s like to bowl on a NEXT WEEK is at West- Pins (John Szczerbinski, Jack Jurek, Tommy Jones, Pete Weber, minster Lanes for position Scott Norton), 195-193. professional shot! week and we will be starting Semifinal Match (Baker team) at 9:30 A.M. Check that time New York City WTT KingPins def. Philadelphia Hitmen (Chris again, 9:30A.M. Loschetter, Dick Allen, Mike DeVaney, Bill O’Neill, Mika Koi- vuniemi), 211-162. Match One (Baker team) Philadelphia Hitmen def. BROOKLYN STyLES (Walter Ray Williams Jr., Jason Sterner, Ryan Shafer, Ryan Ciminelli, Sean Rash), 214-176. Clash Eliminator (in order of players eliminated based on low one-ball total per round; last surviving player’s team advanced to stepladder finals): Round One – Chris Loschetter, Philadelphia Hitmen, six pins. CAL BOWL Round Two – Bill O’Neill, Philadelphia Hitmen, eight pins. Round Three – Nathan Bohr, Silver Lake Atom Splitters, eight pins. Round Four – Michael Machuga, Dallas Strikers; Mika Koivuniemi, Philadelphia Hitmen; Chris Barnes, Silver Lake Atom Splitters, nine pins. Round Five – none (all strikes). Round Six – Osku Palermaa, Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits; Parker Bohn III, L.A. X; Rhino Page, Dallas Strikers, six pins. Round Seven – Mike DeVaney, Philadelphia Hitmen, eliminated Dom MARCH 23, 2013 Barrett, Silver Lake Atom Splitters, 10-9. Check-in from 8:30am-9:30am, Starts at 10:00am ELIAS CUP POINTS STANDINGS(after three of five rounds) 1, New York City WTT KingPins, 32. SCRATCH 10 GAMER 2, Motown Muscle, 27. 3, BROOKLYN STyLES, 25. 4, Philadelphia Hitmen, 17. (6"3"/5&&%1":06545 5, Dallas Strikers, 16. 6, Silver Lake Atom Splitters, 13. /% 3%t$"4)3"5*0 7, L.A. X, 11. HIGH WOMAN AND HIGH SENIOR (50+) ARE GUARANTEED TO CASH FOR AT LEAST $150 8, Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits, 4. GAMES 4 & 7 - OPTIONAL $20 $500 MEGA POTS! NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione 50&/5&3t4*%&1054*/$-6%&% 015*0/"-#3"$,&54$5 brackets games 2-3-4, and 4-5-6, and 6-7-8 RESULTS OF 29TH SN-CDBA TOURNAMENT AT VISTA ENTERTAIMENT CENTER (6"3"/5&&%1":0654'034*%&10541&3(".& SAN DIEGO — Regretfully I am unable to get the complete results of 29th annual Southern Nevada-California Deaf Bowling '03&"$)#-0$, Association tournament held February 16-17 at Vista Entertain- PATTERN: BEATEN PATH ment Center in San Diego suburb of Vista. We have the names of winners here but the results will be in next week’s paper. Singles winner - Perry Hansen, Scottsdale, AZ Handicap score 874 Doubles winners – Susan Tousignant, Riverside / Bec- ca Gleicher, Moreno Valley Handicap Score 1498 Team event &DUVRQ6W/DNHZRRG&$ ZZZFDOERZOFRP Winner – No result sheet. SN-C Deaf Elimination Winner – Perry Hansen, Scottsdale, 2nd Darrell Stogryn, Tucson, AZ SN-C Deaf Senior Elimination Winner – Ed Abakumoff, Riverside, 2nd Don to join our League Bowlers Club & receive upcoming league & tournament information Tousignant, Riverside. DEAF TRAVEL BOWLS SUNDAY NOON AT AMF CERRITOS LANES February 21, 2013 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 PBA Bowling Challenge No. 1 Free Sports Game SEATTLE – In only two weeks after its debut on Google Play, the PBA Bowling Chal- lenge sports game has sur- passed one million installs on mobile devices, topping highly- successful games such as Tiger Woods Golf and Madden NFL, Concrete Software CEO Keith Pichelman has announced. Currently available live ex- clusively on Google Play, the Friday newest version of PBA Bowling Challenge features improved graphics, updated physics, and MARCH 29, 2013 @ 7:00 pm a robust tournament system. With more bowling balls, ven- ues and PBA stars than previ- ous titles, PBA Bowling Chal- Teams - Mix 5 lenge expands on every aspect of game content while still re- (Must have one of opposite sex) taining core elements that fans of the franchise have come to expect. 32 Teams Since its debut on Jan. 15, the newly-improved PBA game hit 1,017,900 installs on Jan. 31 First Come First Serve to become the No. 1 free sports game on Google Play and the No. 1 top grossing sports game. 3 Games - $125.00 per Team The game’s “approval rat- ing” also came in at 4.6 out of a possible 5, “the highest we’ve *****PREPAID EVENT***** seen of all of our games,” Pichelman said. 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Rbyolls Frank Weiler695 REDLANDS — Fourteen year old Kyle Sidileau rolled a scratch 695 (202 -204 - 289) in Empire Bowl’s junior league just days ago. Kyle is averag- ing 170 and improving con- sistently under the guidance Empire coaches and pro shop operator ZACH JELLSEY. Zach told me that Kyle was using his new Roto Grip Defi- ant Soul to score. It was the first time Kyle used the ball, right out of the box to 695. Zach opined that the “SOUL” was the hottest ball on the market. He said it was in the hands of several Empire bowlers who bowled honor scores within the last two weeks. Our thanks to the BOWLING NEWS for supporting Citrus Belt youth bowlers. Page 4 BOWLING NEWS February 21, 2013 Father & Son, MARV and JEFF EGELAND Bowl 800’s by Frank Weiler RIVERSIDE / MORENO Marv used his Roto Grip Dis- and CORKY and KEN De- VALLEY — Within the last turbed to bowl 816 (279 - 290 MAIO, JIM and MATT MUR- few weeks a father and son - 247) and rolled 29 strikes in TISHAW and Mom Anita within the Citrus Belt each doing so. have all bowled 800s in the bowled certified 800 series. MARV ACTUALLY past. AS FAR AS I KNOW Son Jeff got the ball rolling on BOWLED WELL ENOUGH THE MURTISHAWS ARE January eighteenth with a 840 TO SCORE 900! Every one of THE ONLY CITRUS BELT (300 - 240 - 300) at Arlington his 35 shots were good enough FAMILY (ALL THREE) TO Lanes. I’m not sure how close to strike. Unfortunately, Marv BOWL 800s. Jeff was to the house record, left six ten pins in addition to Some of the other good but I know he had 34 strikes striking 29 times. That’s it, all Citrus Belt father/son bowlers out of 36 shots. strikes or nine count ten pins. who may have each bowled Jeff used his Storm Victory After striking out the first 800s include the Baldings, Bur- Road to roll his big score and two games, Marv finished tons, DeLaTorres, Shirlocks, only made one errant shot all the tenth frame of game three Valentines and Woods. Please night. The 240 consisted of ten with a ten pin spare and a fill let me know of other families strikes, a GREEK CHURCH ball leaving another ten pin! with multiple members with open and a nine count (eight I wasn’t there, but wonder 800s. How about any mother pin) spare. Jeff started that whether or not Marv actu- and daughters or mother and game with two strikes, the ally out bowled Jeff while not sons? split, a four bagger, the eight outscoring him? What do you My thanks to Citrus Belt pin spare, and closed it out think? Hall of Famer and league sec- with a “HAM BONE.” The Egeland’s are the retary NITA SCHMIDT for Jeff’s dad (Marv) had his fourth Citrus Belt father and information leading up to this big day at Moreno Valley Bowl son I am aware of who have article and the BOWLING on February seventh in the each bowled 800s. I know that NEWS for supporting our Oldies But Goodies League. LARRY and MARC BYERS, bowlers.
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The 2nd game El Presidente Reigns at Westminster as Champion $2,800 Title (L—R) Johnny Tran 4th, Yolie, the Champ’s “Sweet Wife”, Danny Guevarra Champion $2,800, Korng Ngow 3rd & Darrren Garcia 5th. semi tough shot this week. Por with a 1437 for $110. side-pot winner for $70 was The Super Seniors added to There was a total of $1,310 Thomas Smith who had a There were four people that and used an IQ Storm drilled info and directions. You can the board (two men and one paid out in doubles and 24 286 game with handicap. picked him as a Horse, they by Memo Rosales. He is sin- check our website (www.ab- woman) Carla Sanchez -23, paid spots with low to cash After the third game the would each get $76. gle and would like to thank ta1.com) for schedule and di- Mike Bousquet +64, and of 1348. cut for making the top 16 Danny would draw the his friends at the ABTA, the rections. If you have changes Thomas Smith +59. Super This would bring us to was + 67 for the men and Match Game this week that ABTA and its staff. in address please send your seniors are men 63 and over. our top Beat the Board semi- women. We had a tie for last was worth $5,000 as this was Join us at West Covina for new address via the com- For the women you just need finals implemented at West- spot so 17 bowlers would get the first week of our new max a good one Saturday. Please ments tab on our website. to be a young 55. That would minster due to the Popular checks for $100 and up this pot. He drew a 238, which Check in early. Qualifying Its history folks as Danny give us 47 bowlers making it Rock-n-Bowl there. The 47 week. The scoring was very was NOT Matched so the Squads are 12:00-1:00 2:30- Guevara enters the archives to the semi-finals. finalists took to the lanes, close in the top 16 as each $5,000 pot will carry over to 4:00 & 6 :00 PM. 3-6-9 7:45 as our latest champion. The High qualifiers for and after the first game the spot within pins. Finishing West Covina with a reserve PM. Semi Finals 8:00PM Hope to see you at West the tournament were William low for the top 16 was +26 in the top 5 were: Darren pot now at $2,040. with the top 16 advancing to Covina (home of the Cool Garrett for the men with a for the men and +14 for the Garcia and Chris Abing tied Champion Danny Gue- single elim finals. Ones)! Thanks for being an +160 and for the women it women. in 5th place with a +113 for vara is from Carson and used See our ad for further ABTA member until then! was Beth Borci with a + 98. The top five bowlers were $107.50. a Defiant Roto Grip drilled They will get a paid entry Mike Moore in 5th place Finishing in 4th place was by Charles Weeks. He is into a future regular ABTA with a +47, in 4th place was Johnny Tran with a +115 for married to Yolie and would event. Each week our top Steve Brode with a +47, in $110. Finishing in 3rd place like to thank his family for seed draws the Match Series, third place was Louis Evans was Korng Ngow with a all their support specially his it was worth $572. William with a +50, in second place +142 for $200. Finishing wife Yolie, all his friends, the ABTA would draw a 469. We had was Korng Ngow with a +55 in a close 2nd place with a ABTA and its Staff. Westminster February 16th, 2013 one bowler that bowled the and in first place was Stan +143 was “King” Kwan and Danny has been a very 1 Danny Guevarra 745 $1,000.00 teddy Villaroman 1378 $70.00 score and it was Natalie Pe- Por with a +69. He was also he took home $500. Danny faithful member for 15 years Cash & Carry $1,700.00 8 Ping Romero / ABTA Shirt $100.00 louis Evans 1377 $70.00 2 kenny Kwan 743 $500.00 renshko. She happily took the first game side pot win- Guevarra would finish in and no one is nicer. He is 9 korng Ngow / 3 korng Ngow 742 $200.00 home $572. We will estimate ner for $70. After game 2 the first place, his seventh ABTA now a big fan of the Beat the 4 johnny Tran 715 $110.00 Don Quitangon 1374 $60.00 the Match Series at $400 at low for the women was +20 title. 5 Darren Garcia 713 $107.50 10 vuong Do / Board Finals as his last two 6 Chris Abing 713 $107.50 george M. Parker 1370 $50.00 West Covina Saturday. In and for the men it was +33. He would take home titles came by that means. 7 steve Brode 707 $105.00 11 steve Brode / the 3-6-9 Roll-off worth The top 5 bowlers after the $1,000 for the victory, an 8 joey Rodriguez 703 $105.00 tim (Vien) Tran 1370 $50.00 Kenny Kwan, Second 9 william Garrett 698 $105.00 12 mike J. Moore / $2,500 Matt Garcia, the fi- 2nd game were separated by additional $1,700 for full 10 Annaliza Agoncillo 692 $100.00 Darren Garcia 1369 $50.00 Place, left before being inter- 11 mariya Toro 687 $100.00 13 tim (Vien) Tran / nalist, missed on his third a mere 14 pins. We had ties Cash and Carry, and $100 viewed for the story. 12 mike Moore 681 $100.00 13 linda Seto 60% 678 $60.00 louis Evans 1369 $50.00 roll-off shot. He would get a in the top 4 spots. In fifth for wearing his ABTA shirt, Korng Ngow, Third Place, 14 tom Dahl ss 677 $100.00 14 steve Brode / $50 consultation. We will go place was William Garrett giving him a total of $2,800. is from Hacienda Heights 15 veronica Boone ss 668 $100.00 Danny Guevarra 1364 $40.00 16 thomas Smith 667 $100.00 15 tim (Vien) Tran / (562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com (562) 228-3960 (Cell) 17 stan Por 667 $100.00 Ping Romero 1364 $40.00 18 Allan Basto 665 $77.50 16 kurt Valmonte / 19 Bryan Moore 661 $75.00 tim (Vien) Tran 1363 $40.00 20 Ely Cruz ss 642 $72.50 21 jack Trongale ss 640 $72.50 17 vuong Do / ABTA Tournament Feb. 23 22 Clemente Guajardo 639 $70.00 steve Brode 1356 $30.00 23 je Je Gabriel 639 $70.00 18 mike J. Moore / 24 Cecila Lung 636 $67.50 michael Villarreal (LH) 1353 $30.00 25 george M. Parker 636 $67.50 19 william Garrett / 26 louis Evans 60% 633 $39.00 victor Paolucci 1352 $30.00 27 matt Goodle 631 $65.00 20 Ely Cruz / 28 Beth Borci 629 $62.50 29 Ben Bagaoisan ss 623 $62.50 tony Leogrande 1352 $30.00 west covina lanes 30 kurt Valmonte 621 $60.00 21 Allan Basto / 31 mike Bousquet 617 $59.50 Edmond Del Mundo 1350 $20.00 32 tony Leogrande 617 $59.50 22 tim (Vien) Tran / 675 So Glendora Ave. West Covina 626 969-3636 33 rachel Macias 60% 610 $35.50 michael Villarreal (LH) 1349 $20.00 34 javier Avila ss 610 $59.00 23 kenny Kwan / 35 ricardo Baca 607 $58.00 samson Kong 1349 $20.00 Take 10 Freeway to Vincent and go 1 ½ Miles South 36 teddy Villaroman 606 $58.00 37 tim (Vien) Tran 604 $58.00 24 Bryan Moore / Danny Guevarra 1348 $20.00 38 Edgardo Talavera 602 $58.00 39 kent Maruyama 600 $57.00 FINANCIAL REPORT 40 Bobbie McCollum ss 596 $57.00 41 Ping Romero 595 $57.00 Cut Scores st st 42 leny Urrutia 60% 591 $34.25 Men: Sat + 72 Women: Sat + 39 $2,900 1 w/Bonuses $1,000 Min 1 43 ramon Alliman 583 $56.00 Super Seniors: 44 john Gonzales 578 $56.00 Carla Sanchez (-23), Mike Bousquet (64), 45 Carla Sanchez 555 $56.00 Thomas Smith (59) Qualify - 46 Chris Kelly 551 $56.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) saturday 12:00 1:00-2:30-4:00-6:00 3-6-9 7:45 semis 8:00 pm 47 james Chambers 60% 511 $33.50 Men: William Garrett + 160 Women: Beth Borci + 98 DOUBLES 1 steve Brode / 3 - 6 - 9: Matt Garcia william Garrett 1452 $130.00 Match Game: 236 - No Winner Entry Fees $55-$52-$46 Reduced Entry Fees $38-$35 2 steve Brode / Match Series: 469 - Natalie Perenishko stan Por 1437 $110.00 3 stan Por / Prize Fund 190 $4,869.75 brackets—Match Game—Match series -- 3-6-9- doubles--side Pots—horses tim (Vien) Tran 1423 $100.00 Paid Entries 17 @ 56 $952.00 4 vuong Do / Optional Sidepots $1,407.00 stan Por 1409 $90.00 5 kent Maruyama / Doubles $1,310.00 Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No pBA / WpBA Darren Garcia 1396 $80.00 3-6-9 $50.00 6 stan Por / Cash & Carry $1,800.00 Guaranteed Min of 30 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors Don Quitangon 1392 $80.00 Shirt & Trophy $88.00 7 jeJe Gabriel / Total Payout $19,718.75 Men & women Qualify separately $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed MATCH GAME CAP WILL NOW BE $5,000
Mar. 2 Bowlium / Montclair 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00pM Semis 8:00pM
Mar 9 Covina Bowl / Covina 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 pM Semis 8:00pM
Natalie is Match Series winner at Westminster. Natalie Peren- Mar 16-17 Chaparral Lanes/ San Dimas ishko hit the ABTA Match Series 469 scratch for a cool $572 Qualify Sat 12:30-2:00-3:30-5:00 & 7:00 Board Frozen 1 in 5 for her $2 investment. Back - Birthday Gal, Annaliza Agoncillo, Sunday One Big Squad 10:15 AM (1 in 5) 3-6-9 11:45 Semis 12 Noon Debbie Martin, Natalie Perenishko, ABTA Dir. Faye Josafat. Front - Natalie’s girls Jaemalynn Abilar and Jolynne Abilar. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS February 21, 2013
W/Mega POT $1,000.00 $1,000.00 W/Mega POT SoCal A.B.T. ORANGE COUNTY 909-989-0649 SoCal A.B.T. CITRUS FREE MEMBERSHIP WHEN YOU JOIN AND BOWL! 909-989-0649 SATURDAY, FEB 23RD SUNDAY, FEB.24th LINBROOK BOWL MORENO VALLEY BOWL 201 S. BROOKHURST, ANAHEIM 714-774-2253 24666 SUNNYMEAD, MORENO VALLEY 951-924-6008
FREE MEMBERSHIP WHEN YOU JOIN AND BOWL BEAT THE BOARD ALL RE-ENTRIES $25.00 FIRST ENTRY $50(MEGA POT OPTIONAL) NEW DIABLO SQUAD @ 3pm LAST CHANCE DIABLO SQUAD 1 GAME (1) IN (6) TO FINALS ALL RE-ENTRIES $25.00 MEGA POT OPTIONAL FIRST ENTRY (MEGA POT OPTIONAL) $50 *** SQUAD TIMES 12, 1:30 & 3pm *** *** SPECIAL SQUAD TIMES 12, 1:30 & 3pm ***
12N & 1:30 COMBINED CUT. LAST CHANCE DIABLO SQUAD SEPARATE CUT. ONE IN SIX ADAVANCE TO SINGLE GAME ELIMINATION FINALS FROM EACH CUT Entry Fee $50.00 & $25 Gold Member All Others Add $10.00 Entry Fee $50.00 & $25 Gold Member All Others Add $10.00 www.soc.abtbowling.com *** ABT SoCal [email protected] *** ABT SoCal
SoCal Payout and Final Sandings for the week ending 2/17/2013
118 Entries $4,955 JOHN CO, RYAN PAULEY & ELSA HALL Side Pots $780 Championship Shirts $300 Other Prizes $0 WIN ABT EVENTS Total Paid Out to ALL Members $6,035 Name City Winnings
Ryan Pauley Rosamond $1,000 Elsa Hall San Diego $1,000 ADDED TOURNAMENT THIS WEEKEND! John Co L.A. $1,000 Holden Au Alhambra $175 ORANGE COUNTY - John Henry Co won the ABT SoCal event held Sunday at AMF Cerritos Anthony Moore Jullian $175 Dir.Mike Tango, Champion Elsa Hall, 2nd Anthony Lanes. John has been bowling for about 22 years, 10 as an ABT member. John sports a high game Neal Epstein Moreno Valley $150 Moore,3rd Everett "Invisable"Nishikawa,4th Jim Hall of 244 and 650 high series. John was using a Storm Virtual Frantic drilled by Rusty Bryant (Pro- Everett Nishikawa Corona $150 Zone at Mission Hills Bowl) for the win. John wanted to thank his family for their love and support. Ernesto Somers Torrance $150 He wanted to thank his dad, Rusty Bryant and Carl for helping him with his game. He also wanted Tim Ward San Juan Cap. $125 to thank Rusty for taking care of his equipment. He wanted to thank all his friends who supported Jim Hall San Diego $125 him during the tournament. He wanted to thank Cerritos Lanes for hosting the tournament and the Fred Eggins L.A. $125 ABT for running the tournament. James Doolen Rialto $100 Andrew Ho Capo Beach $100 CITRUS – Ryan Pauley won his first ABT championship at Foothill Lanes on Sunday, February Amy Gottlieb San Diego $100 17th. Ryan is single and works as a composite fabricator. He has been bowling for about one year, and joined ABT about two months ago. Ryan is currently bowling at Brunswick Sands Bowl in Paul Varela Carson $100 Lancaster and has a high game of 269 and a high series of 600. He was using a Roto Grip Defiant Jonny Long San Diego $75 drilled by Jim Brewer at Sands Bowl. Ryan wanted to thank Jim for helping him with his game and Greg Haxton Placentia $75 also for taking care of his equipment. He wanted to send out a special thanks to Jim, Mike Carron Dave Wilk Upland $60 Dir.Dale Jones, Champion Ryan Pauley,2nd Holden Au and all of his friends from Sands Bowl and wanted to dedicate this win to all of the people who have Johnny Graham San Diego $60 helped him out along the way. Ryan also wanted to thank Foothill Lanes for hosting the tournament Chris Ducksworth Compton $60 and the ABT Directors for running the tournament. Ryan plans on using his winnings for having Dave Wilk Upland $50 some fun and upgrading his equipment. Other than bowling, Ryan enjoys snowboarding.
SAN DIEGO – Elsa Hall won her second championship at Mira Mesa Lanes on Sunday, Febru- COMING SOCAL EVENTS ary 17th. Elsa is retired and is married to Jim and they have two children, Michelle and Sabrina. She has been bowling for over 30 years, 27 years with ABT. Elsa does her league bowling at Mira ORANGE COUNTRY Mesa Lanes in the Post Office and Friends League. She sports a high series of 678 and has a high SPECIAL BEAT THE BOARD game of 278. Elsa was using a Brunswick Slingshot drilled by Bill McAllister at San Diego Bowl- Saturday Feb.23rd ing Supply. Elsa wanted to thank Jim, Michelle and Sabrina for their love and support. She also wanted to thank Jim for helping her with her game and Bill for taking care of her equipment. Elsa Linbrook Bowl wanted to thank Mira Mesa Lanes for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors for running the tournament. Other than bowling, Elsa enjoys playing bingo and fishing. She plans on using her 714-774-2253 Dir.Bill Cauble,Champion John Co,2nd Ernesto Somers winnings for the USBC Nationals in Reno. 3rd Fred Eggins
ORANGE COUNTY – NEWLY ADDED: SoCal ABT Orange County will be at Linbrook Bowl CITRUS BELT FREE MEMBERSHIP @ on Saturday, February 23rd for a one-day beat-the-board tournament. Squad times are at 12N, 1:30 Sunday Feb.24th LINBROOK & MORENO VALLEY and 3PM. The address is 201 S. Brookhurst Street, Anaheim. The phone number is 714.774.2253. First place guaranteed at $1000 with Mega Pot. MORENO VALLEY BOWL WHEN YOU JOIN & BOWL
CITRUS – ABT SoCal Citrus will be at Brunswick Moreno Valley Lanes on Sunday, February 951-924-6008 24th. Squad times are at 12N, 1:30, and the Diablo squad is at 3PM followed by single-game elimi- nation finals. First place guaranteed at $1000 with Mega Pot. The address is 24666 Sunnymead Boulevard, Moreno Valley. The phone number is 951.924.6008.
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2013 WINTER2013 NATIONAL WINTER PRIZE NATIONAL FUND PAYOUT PRIZE FUND PAYOUT 2013 WINTER NATIONAL PRIZE FUND PAYOUT
SAM’S TOWN COMBO RESULTS SAM’ TOWN “SENIOR” COMBO RESULTS th th 5111 Boulder Hwy., Las Vegas, NV. Jan. 17, thru Jan. 20, 2013 44 Ed Abarca 637 $ 190.00 5111 Boulder Hwy.,SAM’S Las Vegas, TOWN NV Jan. 1 7 thru Jan . 20, 201 3 COMBO9 Fred RESULTS Ringor Buena Park 465 $ 85.00 th th th 1585 TOTAL ENTRIES FROM ALL EVENTS GENERATED A 45 Travis Nay 637 $ 190.00 FINALISTS: 10 James Hall San Diego 44 464Ed Abarca$ 80.00 637 $ 190.00 th 5111 Boulder Hwy., Las Vegas, NV. Jan. 17th , thru Jan. 20, 2013 TOTAL PRIZE FUND OF $53,947.00 46 Shaun Crossley 637 $ 190.00 Place Name City Score Winnings 11 Kyle Fujimoto Las Vegas th 457 $ 80.00 th st th 45 Travis Nay * & ** PRIZE FUND637 ½ OF GUARANTEED $ – 10190.00 SQUAD & MEGA 47 Greg Haxton 637 $ 95.00* 1 Darryl1585 Purdy TOTAL Las VegasENTRIES FROM252-217 $500.00ALL EVENTS 12 GENERATED Mamerto Jablan A Alhambra 456 $ 80.00 th nd th th POT RULES ADDED TO 2014 WINTER NATIONALS $ 8,127.00 48 Louis Catiller 635 $ 190.00 2 KimberlyTOTAL Hudson PRIZE Redlands FUND OF237 -156 $250. 00 13 Bo Manalo $53,947.00 Northridge 46 452Shaun $ Crossley 80.00 637 $ 190.00 th rd th th BRACKETS AND SIDEPOTS PAID OUT $22,460.00 49 Jeffrey Taino 634 $ 185.00 3 Greg Neuer Covina 216-258 $150.00 14 Manny Zafra Las Vegas 450 $ 80.00 th th * & ** PRIZE FUND ½ OF GUARANTEED – 10th SQUAD & MEGA 47 Greg Haxton CHAMPION SHIRTS637 $ 95.00* $ 200.00 50 Adam Pierce 634 $ 185.00 4 Tom Shepard Goleta 164-167 $125.00 15 James Alarcio Pamona th 447 $ 75.00 st th th TOTAL PRIZE FUND $84,734.00 51 Benjamin Chung 630 $ 185.00 5 Wil DrukPOT RULESLCS ADDED TO461 2014 $WINTER100.00 NATIONALS16 Harold $ Hill, 8,127 Jr .00Lakeside 48 446Louis $Catiller 75.00 635 $ 190.00 nd th th FINALISTS: 52 Darryl Purdy 628 $ 93.00* 6th Ed Abarca San Diego 451 $ 75.00 17 John Q. Co Los Angeles 49 444Jeffrey $ Taino75.00 634 $ 185.00 rd BRACKETS AND SIDEPOTS PAID OUT th $22,460.00 Place Name . Score Winnings 53 Elsa Hall 627 $ 185.00 Tie Emma Soliman Los Angeles 451 $ 75.00 18 James Sharp Milton th 444 $ 75.00 th 50 Adam Pierce 1st Kyle M. Fujimoto634 173-268$- 236 185.00-256-291 $6000.00 54 Marc Van Norden 627 $ 93.00* 8th Eric CHAMPIONMedves Mission SHIRTS Viejo 450 $ 65 .00 Tie Victor $ Mirassou 200 .00Palmdale 444 $ 75.00 th th st Mega Pot $6000.00 55 James Hall 627 $ 185.00 th 20 Kimberly Hudson Redlands 438 $ 70.00 th 9 DinoTOTAL Dennis PRIZEBeaum ontFUND 445 $ 65 .00 $84,734.00 51 Benjamin Chung 630 $ 185.00 56 Noel Espiritu 622 $ 180.00 th st nd 20 Squads Bonus $1500.00 10 Bo Manalo Northridge 440 $ 65.00 21 Allen Thompson Rancho Cucamonga52 436 Darryl $ Purdy 70.00 628 $ 93.00* 57th Mamerto Jablan 621 $ 180.00 th FINALISTS: nd Storm Lucid Bonus $ 500.00 11 Randy Lund Murray 439 $ 55.00 22 Cezar Marcella Porter Ranch rd 432 $ 70.00 nd 58th Josh Strang 620 $ 180.00 th rd 53 Elsa Hall 2 Sol Cericos 627 243-257$- 256 185.00-271-230 $1000.00* 12 OrpahPlace Toliver Name Buena Park . 422 $ 55 .00 Score23 Stan TakeuchiWinnings Upland 429 $ 70.00 59th John Singleton 617 $ 180.00 th st th th Mega Pot $1000.00* 13 Stan Takeuchi Upland 413 $ 55.00 24 Mike Wurtz Moreno Valley54 426Marc Van$ 70.00 Norden rd 627 $ 93.00* 60th Greg Neuer 616 $ 88.00* th 1 Kyle M. Fujimoto 173-268-236th -256-291 $6000.00 3 Dave Slager 253-272-214-185-218 $ 700.00* 14 Manny Zafra Las Vegas 410 $ 55.00 25 Noel Espiritu Hercules th 422 $ 65.00 61st Harold Hill, Jr 616 $ 175.00 th th 55 James Hall Mega627 Pot $ 185.00 $ 700.00* 15 Elden Pierce Am. ForkMega Pot402 $ 55 .00 26 Elaine Weaver $6000-Purdy.00 Las Vegas 420 $ 65.00 th nd th th 4 Brian Main 256-269-230-206-167 $1000.00 62 Inger Bortolazzo 615 $ 88.00* 16th Mamerto Jablan Alhambra 20 Squads399 Bonus$ 50 .00 27 Ed Abarca $1500.00 San Diego 56 419 Noel Espiritu$ 65.00 622 $ 180.00 63rd Matt Voeltz 614 $ 175.00 th th Mega Pot $1000.00 17th Kevin Sweetman Denver 393 $ 50.00 28 Renee Olis Las Vegas 416 $ 65.00 64th Will Druk 607 $ 175.00 Storm Lucid Bonus th $ 500.00 57 Mamerto Jablan 20621 Squads Bonus $ 180.00 $ 250.00 18th Elaine Weaver-Purdy Las Vegas 385 $ 50.00 29 Dominador Laguardia El Monte th 414 $ 65.00 th 65th Renee Olis 602 $ 170.00 nd th 58 Josh Strang 5 Fred Ringor 620 187-288$-208 180.00 500.00* th 2 Sol Cericos 243-257-25630 -271 Emma-230 Soliman $1000.00 Los* Angeles 413 $ 60.00 th th 19 Henry Murphy Henderson 376 $ 50.00 th 6 Holden Au 261-224-201 $1000.00 66 Hermie LeBaquin 598 $ 170.00 Tie Inger Bortolazzo Santa Barbara 413 $ 60.00 th th 20th Dan Smith Taylorsville Mega PotDNS $ 50 .00 $1000.00* 59 John Singleton 7 Gino Mansilungan617 260-232$-202 180.00 $ 500.00* 67 Manny Zafra 594 $ 170.00 nd th th rd 32 Mary Andruczyk Redlands 407 $ 60.00 8th Ray Varela 247-247-189 $ 500.00* 68 Cezar Marcella 593 $ 85.00* 3 Dave Slager 253-272-214rd -185-218 $ 700.00* 60 Greg Neuer 616 $ 88.00* th 33 Mike Reynolds Normandy Park st 404 $ 60.00 9th John Henry Co 228-260 $ 400.00 69 Gene Norman 589 $ 170.00 th 61 Harold Hill, Jr 616 $ 175.00 th Mega Pot 34 Eric Medves $ 700.00 Mi* ssion Viejo 399 $ 60.00 10th Kevin Sweetman 225-229 $ 400.00 70 Mike Reynolds 588 $ 165.00 th th nd st 4 Brian Main 256-269-23035 -206 Dino-167 Dennis $1000.00 Beaumont 62 397Inger Bortolazzo$ 55.00 11th Albert Chen 615 249-220$ 88.00* $ 100.00* 71 Guy Hirsimaki 588 $ 165.00 Tie Kevin Sweetman Denver rd 397 $ 55.00 th 72nd Amy Gottlieb 582 $ 83.00* 12 Allen Thompson 212-218 $ 200.00* Mega Pot $1000.00 63 Matt Voeltz th 614 $ 175.00 rd Tie Randy Lund Murray th 397 $ 55.00 13 David Wilk 268-216 $ 200.00* 73 Mary Andruczyk 576 $ 83.00* th th 20 Squads Bonus 38 Terry Robbins $ 250.00 N. Las Vegas 64 394Will Druk$ 55.00 14th Richard Hirata607 245-199$ 175.00 $ 400.00 74 Leo Olis 576 $ 165.00 th th th th 39 Darryl Purdy Las Vegas 390 $ 55.00 15th Raul Rosales 206 -197 $ 200.00* 75 Orpah Toliver 575 $ 160.00 5 Fred Ringor 187-288-208th 500.00* 65 Renee Olis 602 $ 170.00 th 40 Josh Strang Middletown th 384 $ 55.00 16th Joe Ward 240-195 $ 400.00 76 Elden Pierce 572 $ 160.00 th st 66 Hermie LeBaquin 598 $ 170.00 th 6 Holden Au 261-224-20141 Marc Van $1000.00 Norden Venice 382 $ 55.00 17th Rick Stadnick 235 $ 350.00 77 Clemente Guajardo 561 $ 160.00 nd th th th 42 David McConnell N. Las Vegas 67 378Manny $ Zafra50.00 18th Terry Robbins594 220$ 170.00 $ 350.00 78 Stan Takeuchi 560 $ 160.00 7 Gino Mansilungan 260-232-202rd $ 500.00* th th 43 Justin Owens Los Angles th 374 $ 50.00 19th Bo Manalo 220 $ 88.00** 79 Tom Shepard 513 $ 80.00* 8 Ray Varela 247-247-189th $ 500.00* 68 Cezar Marcella th 593 $ 85.00* 44 Raul Rosales El Monte th 364 $ 50.00 20 Dominador Laguaradia 211 $ 350.00 th th 9 John Henry Co 228-260 45 Tom Shepard $ 400.00 Goleta 69 363G ene Norman$ 50.00 21st Victor Mirassou589 209$ 170.00 $ 350.00 th th th 46 Orpah Toliver Buena Park 70 358Mike Reynolds$ 50.00 22nd Cody Marrott588 204$ 165.00 $ 175.00* 10 Kevin Sweetman 225-229 $ 400.00 rd th st 23 Elaine Weaver-Purdy 204 $ 350.00 11 Albert Chen 249-220 $ 100.00* 71 Guy Hirsimaki th 588 $ 165.00 nd 24 James Sharp 203 $ 350.00 12th Allen Thompson 212-218 $ 200.00* 72 Amy Gottlieb 25th Gerry Manalo582 203$ 83.00* $ 175.00* th 73rd Mary Andruczyk 26th Emma Soliman576 199$ 83.00* $ 175.00* 13 David Wilk 268-216 $ 200.00* th th th 27 Bhen Remulla 198 $ 350.00 14 Richard Hirata 245-199 $ 400.00 74 Leo Olis 28th Ada Hum -Wong576 192$ 165.00 $ 88.00** th SAM’S TOWN th“GOLD MEMBERS” COMBO RESULTS 75 Orpah Toliver 29th Robert Robinson575 192$ 160.00 $ 350.00 15 Raul Rosales 206-197 $ 200.00* th 5111 Boulder Hwy.,th Las Vegas, NV Jan. 17 thru 20, 2013 th 30 Eric Medves 191 $ 350.00 FINALISTS: 16 Joe Ward 240-195 $ 400.00 76 Elden Pierce st 572 $ 160.00 th 31 Scott McAllister 185 $ 350.00 Place Name th City Score Winnings 77 Clemente Guajardo 32nd Go-Go Brown561 185$ 160.00 $ 350.00 st 17 Rick Stadnick 235 $ 350.00 1 David Wilkth Nuevo 237-238 $500.00 78th Stan Takeuchi SEMI -FINALISTS: 560 $ 160.00 2nd Travis18 Nay TerryAm. Robbins Fork 234-201 $ 250 .00 220 $ 350.00 33rd Wendy Soo Hoo 650 $ 200.00 th th 3rd Sol Cericos19 Bo Manalo Arcadia 197-246 $150 .00 220 $ 88.00** 79 Tom Shepard 34th Justin Owens 513 647$ 80.00* $ 200.00 4th Cody Marroth tt Genola 223-227 $125.00 35th Ludee Masangcay 646 $ 200.00 th 20 Dominador Laguaradia 211 $ 350.00 5 Greg Neuer Covina 479 $100.00 36th Mike Wurtz 646 $ 100.00* th st th 6 John 21Singleton Victor San Mirassou Bernardino 473 $ 93 .00 209 $ 350.00 37 Dino Dennis 645 $ 98.00* 7th Leo Olisnd Las Vegas 470 $ 89.00 (L to R) Bill Cauble Socal Branch Director, 38th Frank Santarelli 645 $ 98.00* th 22 Cody Marrott 204 $ 175.00* th 8 Robert Robinsonrd Horizon City 466 $ 87.00 David Wilk CHAMPION 39 David McDonnell 645 $ 195.00 23 Elaine Weaver-Purdy 204 $ 350.00 40th Randy Lund 641 $ 195.00 th 24 James Sharp 203 $ 350.002013 WINTER NATIONAL 41PRIZEst Kimberly FUND Hudson PAYOUT 641 $ 98.00* th 2013 WINTER NATIONAL PRIZE FUND PAYOUT 42nd Tess Li 640 $ 98.00* 25 Gerry Manalo 203 $ 175.00* rd th 43 James Alarcio 637 $ 190.00 Tie Louis Catiller DNS $ 50.00 SAM’S TOWN26 “SURVIVOR Emma TOUR.”Soliman COMBO RESULTS 199 SAM’S TOWN $ 175.00* COMBO RESULTS th th Tie 5111David Boulder McDonnell Hwy., LasDNS Vegas, NV. Jan. 17, $thru 50.00 Jan . 20 , 201 3 44 Ed Abarca 637 $ 190.00 5111 Boulder Hwy., Las Vegas, NV Jan. 17 thru 20, 2013 th 27 Bhen Remulla 198 1585 TOTAL $ ENTRIES 350.00 FROM ALL EVENTS GENERATED A 45 Travis Nay 637 $ 190.00 Finalists: th th TOTAL PRIZE FUND OF $53,947.00 46 Shaun Crossley 637 $ 190.00 Place Name 28 AdaScore Hum -Wong Winnings 192 $ 88.00** th st th * & ** PRIZE FUND ½ OF GUARANTEED – 10 SQUAD & MEGA 47 Greg Haxton 637 $ 95.00* 1 James29 Alarcio Robert 224- 224Robinson-232-231-219 -234 $500.00 192 $ 350.00 th nd POT RULES ADDED TO 2014 WINTER NATIONALS $ 8,127.00 48 Louis Catiller 635 $ 190.00 2 Brian Mainth 224-255-244-239-213-194 $250.00 th rd 30 Eric Medves 191 BRACKETS AND$ 350.00 SIDEPOTS PAID OUT $22,460.00 49 Jeffrey Taino 634 $ 185.00 3 ` Allen Thompson 230-235-236-235-201 $150.00 th th st CHAMPION SHIRTS $ 200.00 50 Adam Pierce 634 $ 185.00 4 George31 Corpuz Scott 242 McAllister-228-236-213- 195 $150.00 185 $ 350.00 st th TOTAL PRIZE FUND $84,734.00 51 Benjamin Chung 630 $ 185.00 5 Kevin Sweetmannd 238-232-230-208 $125.00 nd th 32 Go-Go Brown 185 $ 350.00 52 Darryl Purdy 628 $ 93.00* 6 John Singleton 221-235-310-199 $125.00 FINALISTS: rd th Place Name . Score Winnings 53 Elsa Hall 627 $ 185.00 7 Greg NeuerSEMI -FINALISTS:266-215-248-190 $125.00 th th rd st 54 Marc Van Norden 627 $ 93.00* 8 Eric Medves 260-215-222 $100.00 1 Kyle M. Fujimoto 173-268-236-256-291 $6000.00 th th 33 Wendy Soo Hoo 650 $ 200.00 55 James Hall 627 $ 185.00 9 Bo Manaloth 218-215-221 $100.00 Mega Pot $6000.00 th th 34 Justin Owens 647 $ 200.00 56 Noel Espiritu 622 $ 180.00 10 Darryl Purdy 221-217-219 $100.00 20 Squads Bonus $1500.00 th 11th Holden Auth 261-236-214 $100.00 Storm Lucid Bonus $ 500.00 57 Mamerto Jablan 621 $ 180.00 35 Ludee Masangcay 646 $ 200.00 th th 2nd Sol Cericos 243-257-256-271-230 $1000.00* 58 Josh Strang 620 $ 180.00 12 Benjamin thChung 221-246-203 $100.00 (L to R) James Alarcio CHAMPION, Brian Main 2nd th 13th Kerry 36Lucka Mike262 Wurtz-250-196 $100.00 646 $ 100.00*Mega Pot $1000.00* 59 John Singleton 617 $ 180.00 th th 14th Robert Robinson 305-233-161 $100.00 3rd Dave Slager 253-272-214-185-218 $ 700.00* 60 Greg Neuer 616 $ 88.00* 37 Dino Dennis 645 $ 98.00* st 15th James Hallth 222-204 $ 75.00 Mega Pot $ 700.00* 61 Harold Hill, Jr 616 $ 175.00 38 Frank Santarelli 645SAM’S TOWN th $ “SWEEPER”98.00* COMBO RESULTS nd th 4 Brian Main 256-269-230-206-167 $1000.00 62 Inger Bortolazzo 615 $ 88.00* 16 Terry Robbinsth 224-210 $ 75.00 Thursday Handicap: Block 1 $285.00 rd th 39 David McDonnell 645 st $ 195.00Mega Pot $1000.00 63 Matt Voeltz 614 $ 175.00 17 Greg Haxton 230-165 $ 75.00 1 James Hall 527 $125.00 th 18th Cody Marrottth 223-190 $ 75.00 nd 20 Squads Bonus $ 250.00 64 Will Druk 607 $ 175.00 40 Randy Lund 6412 Allen Thompson $ 195.00 521 $ 95.00 th th th 65 Renee Olis 602 $ 170.00 19 Shig Shozist 228-206 $ 75.00 3rd 5 Elden Fred Pierce Ringor 467 187- 288-208 $ 65.00 500.00* th 41 Kimberly Hudson 641 th $ 98.00* 66th Hermie LeBaquin 598 $ 170.00 20 Guy Hirsimaki 234-198 $ 75.00 6 Holden Au 261-224-201 $1000.00 st nd th 67th Manny Zafra 594 $ 170.00 21 Jing LeBaquin42 Tess234 Li-208 $ 75.00 640Friday Handicap:7 Gino Block Mansilungan $ 2 98.00* 260- 232-202 $350 .00 $ 500.00* nd th 68th Cezar Marcella 593 $ 85.00* 22 Wil Druk rd 218-183 $ 75.00 1st 8 Travis Ray Nay Varela 574 247- 247-189 $ 125 .00 $ 500.00* rd 43 James Alarcio 637 th $ 190.00 th nd 9 John Henry Co 228 -260 $ 400.00 69 Gene Norman 589 $ 170.00 23 Dom Liguardia 249-214 $ 75.00 2 John Singleton 484 $100.00 th 24th Ed Abarca 227-192 $ 75.00 rd 10th Kevin Sweetman 225-229 $ 400.00 70 Mike Reynolds 588 $ 165.00 3 Stan Takeuchi 477 $ 75.00 st th th 11th Albert Chen 249-220 $ 100.00* 71 Guy Hirsimaki 588 $ 165.00 25 Dino Dennis 223-204 $ 75.00 4 Elaine Weaver-Purdy 474 $ 50.00 nd th 12th Allen Thompson 212-218 $ 200.00* 72 Amy Gottlieb 582 $ 83.00* 26 Elden Pierce 223-211 $ 75.00 rd 27th Mamerto Jablan 237-208 $ 75.00 13th David Wilk 268-216 $ 200.00* 73 Mary Andruczyk 576 $ 83.00* Friday Handicap: Block 3 $350.00 th 28th Inger Bortolazzo 225-197 $ 75.00 st 14th Richard Hirata 245-199 $ 400.00 74 Leo Olis 576 $ 165.00 1 Ed Abarca 524 $125.00 th 29th Gino Mansilungan 219-0 $ 75.00 nd 15th Raul Rosales 206-197 $ 200.00* 75 Orpah Toliver 575 $ 160.00 2 Emma Soliman 513 $100.00 th 30th Kimberly Hudson 217 $ 50.00 rd 16th Joe Ward 240-195 $ 400.00 76 Elden Pierce 572 $ 160.00 3 Robert Robinson 512 $ 75.00 th st th th 77 Clemente Guajardo 561 $ 160.00 31 Elaine Weaver-Purdy 215 $ 50.00 4 17Greg Rick Neuer Stadnick 505 235 $ 50.00 $ 350.00 nd th 78th Stan Takeuchi 560 $ 160.00 32 Michael Li 212 $ 50.00 18 Terry Robbins 220 $ 350.00 rd th 79th Tom Shepard 513 $ 80.00* 33 Fred Ringor 209 $ 50.00 Saturday19 Handicap: Bo Manalo Block 4 220 $220 .00 $ 88.00** st th Tie Manny Zafra 209 $ 50.00 1 20Mike Dominador Reynolds Laguaradia 504 211 $100 .00 $ 350.00 th st 35 Raul Rosales 205 $ 50.00 2nd 21Sol CericosVictor Mirassou 490 209 $ 60.00 $ 350.00 th nd 36 Ricky Perez, Jr 204 $ 50.00 Tie 22 Darris Cody Wiltse Marrott 490 204 $ 60.00 $ 175.00* th rd 37 Stan Takeuchi 203 $ 50.00 23 Elaine Weaver-Purdy 204 $ 350.00 th th 38 Harold Hill, Jr 201 $ 50.00 Saturday24 Handicap: James BlockSharp 5 203 $225 .00 $ 350.00 th th 39 David Wilk 199 $ 50.00 1st 25Dom Gerry Laguardia Manalo 559 203 $100 .00 $ 175.00* th Tie Orpah Toliver 199 $ 50.00 2nd 26Wil EmmaDruk Soliman 522 199 $ 75.00 $ 175.00* th Tie Kyle Fujimoto 199 $ 50.00 3rd 27Andy Bhen Toro, Remulla Sr 480 198 $ 50.00 $ 350.00 nd th 42 Mary Andruczyk 198 $ 50.00 28 Ada Hum-Wong 192 $ 88.00** rd th 43 Cezar Marcella 194 $ 50.00 Sunday Handicap:29 Robert Block Robinson 6 192 $225. 00 $ 350.00 th th 44 Shaun Crossley 193 $ 50.00 1st 30 Robert Eric Robinson Medves 551 191 $1 00.00 $ 350.00 th st 45 Ludee Masangcay 189 $ 50.00 2nd 31 Darryl Scott Purdy McAllister 519 185 $ 75.00 $ 350.00 th nd 46 Matt Voeltz 188 $ 50.00 3rd 32 Scott Go McAllister-Go Brown 489 185 $ 50.00 $ 350.00 Tie Gene Norman 188 $ 50.00 SEMI-FINALISTS: th rd 48 Mike Wurtz 185 $ 50.00 Combo Semis33 WendyHandicap: Soo Block Hoo 7 650 $505 .00 $ 200.00 th th 49 Renee Olis 184 $ 50.00 1st 34 Holden Justin Au Owens 525 647 $140 .00 $ 200.00 th th 50 Albert Chen 174 $ 50.00 Tie 35 Terry Ludee Robbins Masangcay 525 646 $1 4 0.00 $ 200.00 st th 51 James Sharp 167 $ 50.00 3rd 36Dom Mike Laguardia Wurtz 522 646 $1 00.00 $ 100.00* nd th 52 Victor Mirassou DNS $ 50.00 4th 37Albert Dino Chen Dennis 521 645 $ 75.00 $ 98.00* National Champion Kyle M. Fujimoto th Tie Cecil Rhodes DNS $ 50.00 5th 38Kyle Frank Fujimoto Santarelli 511 645 $ 50 .00 $ 98.00* Tie Noel Espiritu DNS $ 50.00 39th David McDonnell 645 $ 195.00 th 40 Randy Lund 641 $ 195.00 41st Kimberly Hudson 641 $ 98.00* 42nd Tess Li 640 $ 98.00* 43rd James Alarcio 637 $ 190.00 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS February 21, 2013
SO CALIFORNIA TRI-SENATES OF TNBA PRESENTS 2nd ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT LOS ANGELES, CA. BOWLING CENTER 1ST PLACE ONE WEEKEND CAL BOWL SATURDAY— 2500 CARSON STREET SUNDAY LAKEWOOD, CA 90712 APRIL 13 – 14, 2013 (562) 421-8448 $15,000 (GUARANTEED) BASED 0N 165 TEAMS Optional Team Eliminator roll off ENTRY FEE: $65.00 PER PERSON PER EVENT @ $10 per team and SINGLES BONUS PRIZE PAID TO HIGHEST Event @ $5 per bowler ALL SENIOR TEAM AND LOW AVERAGE TEAM 2012 1st PLACE PAID $10,000
ENTRY FEE BREAKDOWN OPTIONAL CERTIFIED COMPETITION BY TNBA AND USBC BRACKETS PRIZE FUND $ 45.00 BOWLING 9.00 OPEN TO ALL TNBA & USBC MEMBERS SIDEPOTS COMPUTER FEES 3.00 EXPENSES 8.00 ————————————— - AND TOTAL $ 65.00 MAIL ENTRIES IN EARLY FOR BETTER SCHEDULING SWEEPERS
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493, Lori Gilmore 493. Side-pots—Game One: Shirley Dohrman 237; Game Two: Lori Gilmore 187; Game Three: Elaine Harmon 210. Canoga Mega Vegas: Juan Ellison 268/766, Toby Wynn 246/703, Dewann Clark 258/638, B.J. 637, Eric Motschwiller 637, Park Bowl BOWL CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT Ivan Clarke 614, Shawn Harper 278/595, Edward Newby 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 593, Tony Bramlett 200/514. 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS www.canogaparkbowl.com 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 Kings and Queens: Vern Adams 289/786, Jerry Cant E-mail:[email protected] Jr. 270/759, Kevin Peterson 249/703, Leonard Ruiz Jr. LAKEWOOD — Attention Scratch Bowlers! Mark your 269/700, Hank Baber Jr. 699, Maria Bacos 226/631, San- WINNETKA — Hi! We’re back with another report of the calendars for Saturday, March 23, 2013. That’s the date for dra Johnson 234/623, Donna Owen 237/623, Bridgette happenings here at Canoga Park Bowl. the CAL BOWL OPEN (Scratch 10-Gamer)! Check-in from Wade 244/616, Deb White 227/614. We’re now forming teams for the next leagues of River 8:30 a.m.-9:30 a.m. Starts at 10:00 a.m. Pattern: Beaten Cal Bowleros: Carole Fischer 245/605, Bheth Alcayde Maniacs and Short N Sweet. The River Maniacs start Path. Please see our ad in this issue of the Bowling News 232/557, Lee Theiss 556, Agnes Blaisdell 552, Cathy Wy- March 25th. All league members go to Laughlin for sweep- for complete informations. Any questions, call the center at att 213. Side-pots—Game One: Bheth Alcayde/Carole Fis- ers. Short N Sweet starts March 21st. Great league for 562-421-8448. cher 259; Game Two: Carole Fischer 205; Game Three: new bowlers or busy people. Only 8 weeks long. Now is the Now for our weekly leagues report... Cathy Wyatt 256. time to sign up. Stop by the front desk or give us a call. Senior Men’s Trio: Steve Ritchie 279/738, Pat Kinard Ramona Ladies: Norma Davis 552, Julie Grabinski 480, Phil-Am: Paul Layosa 243/629, Socorro King 202/538, 280/713, Art Jackson 277/713, Larry Gray 706, Jim Plante June Murty 188. Side-pots—Game One: June Grabinski Helen Ventenilla 213/505, Raul Ventenilla 223/624, Ely 702, Paul Staff 699, Mauro Pendilla 265/698, Rey Santos 244; Game Two: Almyra Perrizo 215; Game Three: Shiny Palarca 211/553, Cameren Guidry 541, Rey Caballero 532, 268/698, Josh Hudson 694, James Tipton 259/694, Con- 233. Jennifer Alejandro 522, Jomar Bunquin 202. rad Vanasse 267, Rick Llaneta 258, Anthony Smith 258, Bowling Stones: Daniel Albino 158/512, Victor Lorenzo Eagles: Rick Gamboa 216/622, Margo Sundy 225/535, Leopold Martus 257. 432, Elvia Malvido 304, June Stein 182, Robert Aguilera Ed Jones 253/582, Joe Myers 236/610, Anthony Molett Marcus Lemons Vegas Outlaws: Vernon Adams 277/769, 128, Maria Soto 105. 205/537, Johnny Lopez 206/523. Darryl McCloud 761, Jello Gray 279/758, Curtis McCann JUNIORS River Maniacs: David Athans 278/698, Sharon Weger 279/756, Ramiro Garcia 279/743, Ken Di Iorio 739, Jona- (High Scratch Series) 248/593, Johnnie Englehart 697, Lou Cherpin 258/692, than Gale 720, Teya Woodman 279/727, Darylynn Davis Time is certainly moving fast here in our Junior leagues. Kevin Gross 685, Larry George 267/675, Lucy Tralla 248/700, Felecia Tripp 248/657, Annette James 236/643, Can you believe it’s already week 19? 202/544, Marsha Graham-Martinez 214/521, Sandie Craw- Burdell Hooks 280, Nick Negrete 277, Kimberly Stewart Bobcats: Michael Penuliar 447, Marc Peniliar 351, Kam- ford 517, Monise Kelly 205/514, Jeremy Pearson 266, 232. eron Agulto 340, Nolan Fox 336, Brennan Wingfield 330, Frank Martinez Jr. 266, Renae Englehart 202. Sierra Bugs: Liz Maddy 198/559, Cathy Wyatt 509. Side- Edward Benavidez 327, Guy Gainer 325, Jason Tolentino Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 243/598, Shir- pots—Game One: Greta Vines 223; Game Two: Liz Maddy 316, Emily Jenkins 356, Chloe Spioegel 264, Le’Ana Perez ley Godin 177/492, Bob Pfleger 231/571, Steven Schulkin 198; Game Three: Liz Maddy 223. 261, Taylor Buck 219, Latasha Love 193. 535, Wayne Coffman 207/530, Travis Coffman 502. C.A.U.L.: Donald Pedersen 222/608, Steve Saporito Mini-Bees: Nathan Bergevin 144, Devin Fuller 113, Elliott Comedians: Robert Battle 722, Sharon Weger 213/598, 217/592, Javier Santos 211/589, Sheri Coleman 204/564, Harrington 109, David Sahagun 96, Maggie Jenkins 206, Michael Pollack 267, Irma Giles 214/571, Dan Kline Joan Lumpford 508, Jeanine Edgington 500, RJ Guimond Maggie Mariani 144. 258/720, Russ Gothrick 703, Ruben Sarkissian 679, Justin 245, Todd Burke 228. Classifieds: Ashlyn Buckreis 537, Danny Martinez 511, Rono 654, Michael Fonvergne 654, Ellen Eckard 200/524, L.B.S. Employees: Fred Faniel 604, Billy Williams 587, Ar- Henry Parades 498, Semaj Lewis 476, Davon Love 465, Jan Sandman 520, Susie Rothenberg 505, Mary Becker nie Schroeder 464, Maota Bahr 556, Shirley Ammon 462, Bryan Wong 402, Aaron Wong 333. 207/505, Scott Crawford 266, Mike Pavlowsky 262, Mike Carol Eggers 436, Ellis Houston 241, Eugene Carter 196, Adult/Youth: Adults—Allen Tetter 644, Edward Buckreis Fonseca 258, David Feinberg 258. Rich Alonzo 140, B.J. Robinson 213, Merrie Slagley 172. 486, Paul Davis 474, Janet Love 480, Maria Kennedy 449, Copper Bucket: Randy Johnston 254/678, Mika Shaw Captain & Crew; Tua Sula 198/550, Sandy Cotcher 497, Rebecca Huber 336. Youth—Matthew Tetter 424, Miles 175/474, Aaron Story 634, Joe Myers 245/621, Rusty Yea- Candy Wyatt 493, Seanne Oliver 485. Davis 379, Kyle Huber 282, Brianna Buckreis 299, Morgan ger Jr. 600, Orville Dopps 594, Ed Dominguez 243, J.T. Cal Stars: Kim Eastwood 209/562, Bheth Alcayde 204/537, Kennedy 296, Latasha Love 253. Porras 235, Chas Wiggan 232. Diane McCann 520. Side-pots—Game One: Patsey 200; See you next week. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 221/581, Petra Kaun Game Two: Nene Camanag 187; Game Three: Bheth Al- JUNIORS 559, Farol Brifman 211/553, Leah Smith 217/542, Georgia cayde 212. (High Scratch Series) Garey 231/529, Barbara Vaccare 209. Funsters: Boylee Inocente 278/750, Josh Hudson Time is certainly moving fast here in our Junior leagues. The Classics: Mark Lenhoff 223/641, Gayle Kirby 226/640, 275/720, Vince Haneda 246/707, Chris Abing 238/683, Can you believe it’s already week 19? Leah Hoffman 247/625, Louis Enriquez 515, Pam Blake Jim Plante 279/677, Al Fagafa 240/661, James Kennard Bobcats: Michael Penuliar 447, Marc Peniliar 351, Kam- 215/588, Sharon Enriquez 226/580, Bo Fogel 205/557. 255/649, Glenn Merchant 626, B.J. 604, Willie Panton 597, eron Agulto 340, Nolan Fox 336, Brennan Wingfield 330, Short N Sweet: Anthony Pavlowsky 257/692, Elaine Bish- Dorothy Ruggiero 217/555, Julie Grabinski 211/548, Tua Edward Benavidez 327, Guy Gainer 325, Jason Tolentino op 193/486, Dale Rubin 245/673, Kevin Gross 236/618, Sula 200/539, Odette Dalton 527, Norma Davis 212/526, 316, Emily Jenkins 356, Chloe Spioegel 264, Le’Ana Perez Curtis Litzenberger 616, Dave Templeton 254/580, Cathy Joanne Burke 521, Danne VanHorn 520. Side-pots— 261, Taylor Buck 219, Latasha Love 193. Pia 447, Lynn King 439, Shana Joseph 436, Dale Athans Game One: Jim Plante 285; Game Two: Boylee Inocente Mini-Bees: Nathan Bergevin 144, Devin Fuller 113, Elliott 245, Alexandra Athans 184. 278; Game Three: James Kennard 278. Harrington 109, David Sahagun 96, Maggie Jenkins 206, SFVCC Nikkei: Doug Nakada 609, Noriko Fukunaga V.A.: Armand Ivory 652, Leon Rudolph 519, Joe Morse Maggie Mariani 144. 210/572, Mark Watanabe 231/600, Tami Shiotani 216/570, 507, Melvin Hogan 453, Dave Beleski 418, Penny Doval Classifieds: Ashlyn Buckreis 537, Danny Martinez 511, Stephen Sasaki 609, Harvey Nakamoto 596, Sho Kadon- 494, Maggie Ashby 428, John Doval 202, Kim Hill 177. Henry Parades 498, Semaj Lewis 476, Davon Love 465, aga 584, Kyoko Watanabe 514, Stan Date 217, Art Wake Big Bear: Sonny Dew 267/726, Emmerson Wafer 266/711, Bryan Wong 402, Aaron Wong 333. 216, Hoon Cho 216, Tony Shiotani 216. Ken Seiple Jr. 257/706, Gregg Aldapa 683, Harold Dubose Adult/Youth: Adults—Allen Tetter 644, Edward Buckreis JUNIORS 680, Mark Fowler 265/670, David Patterson 658, Paul Staff 486, Paul Davis 474, Janet Love 480, Maria Kennedy 449, Our next session of the 8 For 8 league program starts 657, Vince Cervantes 256/648, Curt Soares 239/646, Jerry Rebecca Huber 336. Youth—Matthew Tetter 424, Miles March 9th. Only 8 weeks of bowling and a new bowling ball Cant 244/641, Jimmy Hamilton 266/639, Eddie Tobias 632, Davis 379, Kyle Huber 282, Brianna Buckreis 299, Morgan at the end of the league. Beginners welcome! Debra Gipson 238/658, Marina Suos 222/615, Ella Wil- Kennedy 296, Latasha Love 253. Junior Royals: Keith Nelson 224/635, Justin Pluchino son 219/577, Cathy Anderson 205/573, Michelle Criswell See you next week. 206/577, Julia Frias 503, Tyler Smith 180/499, Kayla Bern- 205/573, Caroline Head 213/569,. stein 188/497, Justin Nguyen 195. Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Ray Culp 222/625, Billy Williams 8 For 8: Justin Dean 89/175, James Guo 67/132. 217/554, Rinze Dykstra 228/547, Larry Cosgrove 238/538, SENIORS Pat Erwin 529, Lucy Seiple 195/509. Pickwick Bowl The next Senior Alibi No-Tap Tournament is com- Happy Rollers Forever: Mark Algers 399, Steve Kowal- ing up on Tuesday, February 26th at 12:30 p.m. Bowl four ski 387, Jeff Kisch 353, Lucio Ortega 333, Tom Whitlock 921 Riverside Dr. games, throw out your low score. 307, Wanda Kinard 404, Marianne Tochulk 307, Yvonne Burbank, CA 91506 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 259/717, Caro- Wescott 134, Jon Hill 169. lyn Scherzberg 278/674, Tom Tucker 225/648, Rick Dobris Happy Rollers Too: Sheryl Murray 118/312, Pamela Oka- by Tish Plotkin (818) 842-7188 242/627, Howard Rovner 610, John Lanni 210/586, Bev Zi- moto 246, Mary Piaschick 94/230. etz 201/549, Diana Walden 215/519, Mary Lauer 210/516, Laughlin Bowler Bears: James Talley 242/695, Jona- BURBANK — The month of March is fast approach- Barbara Vaccarello 500, Bob Husby 222. than Gale 258/664, Andre McNeal 265/615, Byron Burdine ing and that means St. Patricks Day and the close of the Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 259/727, Carolyn 246/591, Ryan Ludvigson 231/586, Mike Dees 581, Angie current Junior Saturday program. This is the time to look Scherzberg 247/625, Danny Martinez 268/668, Rick Dobris Rich 176/484, Elaine Harmon 481, Julie Grabinski 460. into the next session for the young bowlers in your house- 258/702, Ron Doll 247/666, Rick Kopper 253/651, Bev Zi- Fil-Am Bowlers: Rick Llaneta 267/761, Chris Egui- hold. Contact Jeanne, our Junior Director, to sign your little etz 172/490, Karen McDonald 475, Lucy Tralla 466, Candy los 279/729, Tres Catalasan 246/728, Stephen Gaucin bowler. The program offers different age groups, some with Adams 458, Marcia Votava 189, Anne Wallis 168. 257/718, James Borillo 686, Rey Josafat Jr. 245/682, Jr. bumpers. Also, for adults, the Practice League on Monday 39’Ers Senior Trio: Howard Rovner 675, Lucy Tralla DeGuzman 247/679, Eugene Angel 264/669, Jean Colian nights will begin a new session in a few weeks. This is a 214/573, Rick Dobris 249/647, Ron Doll 248/672, John 234/643, Veronica Lagmay 237/630, Faye Josafat 237/622, great way to get free games and get practice in at the same Kelley 247/646, Richard Greenzweight 237/642, Carolyn Susan Ebilane 231/610. time. Scherzberg 203/570, Mary Lauer 200/543, Carole Peire Vegas Crackpots: Gerald Williams Jr. 254/645, Carl Stokes Senior Swingers: (scr) Win Kato 198, Kay Samuelsen 501, Marcia Votava 181/492, Hung-Lay Quon 239. 235/642, William Taylor 274/632, Kevin Watts 223/613, 168, Gil Carriaga 503, Barbara Teitel 439. (hdcp) John De- Have a great week of bowling and stay out of the Ronald Lewis 236/605, Alwyn Woods Sr. 604, Ellen Myers Santis 217, Susan Jones 224, Fred Rapp 602, Mary So- rain. It’s supposed to be cold so don’t forget your um- 222/561, Jasmyn Culpepper 530, Kim Taylor 520. rensen 600. brella and raincoat. Laughlin Sunset: Jonathan Gale 227/674, Terrance Al- Monday 690: (scr) Dennis Brown 258, Crissy Gianficaro len 256/666, James Matthews 238/629, Keith Williams 211, Matthew Avanian 664, Glenda Nale 557. (hdcp) Dan 232/625, Don Matthews 259/613, June Armstead 257/605, Kline 232, Teri Avanian 227, Terry Custer 642, Gloria May Genelle Williams 278/660, Michelle Allen 211/590, Angela 619. 6 1 2 7 4 Hillig 214/546. Practice League: (scr) Ace Robson 219, Lesley Han- Recycled Teens: B.J. 237/645, Rob Kordich 227/639, sen 175, Joseph Kazandjian 537, Kim Burns 404. (hdcp) 4 Jim Burke 231/587, Joanne Burke 218/606, Vancie Keith Bernard Carras 269, Natalie Burns 251, Chris Gillaspie 226/579. 724, Lisa Hazelwood 648. 8 5 1 C-17 Sunset: Chuck Lew 619, Baven Sung 551, Richard LA Metro Telco: (scr) Setu Molia 237, Kim Dove 177, Lamas 547, Tina Cheung 588, Linda Cecola 454, Mike Dwight Temple 617, Melanie Gamgene 463. (hdcp) Harold 5 1 Eisenzopf 222, Lee Vest 200, Irene Mson 170. Ries 259, Kathy Lilliquist 240, Bill Couch 713, Anna Byford L.B. Go Getters: Danny Collins 640, Gary Anderson 556, 638. Jim Thorpe 518, Josie Mumson 468, Jaclyn Padgett 448, Orbits: Handicap Only. Diane Tait 232, Marlene Faraz- 3 8 Dave Leslie 234, Larry Martinez 196, Norm Anderson 172, daghi 228, Lolita Fletcher 222, Helen Vincent 598, Cheryl Kelly Barnes 169. Mikels 593, Janie Desgroseilliers 587. 2 9 Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 289/778, Chuck Appleberry ICF Mixed Trios: Handicap Only. Eddie Fulgoni 239, Ber- 217/600, Anthony White 248/600, Shane Oneal 236/592, nie Baima 227, Dorothy Schmitz 244, Mary Zarycka 235, 1 3 4 Pamela Johnson 201/489, Suzi Kelly 481. Eddie Fulgoni 676, Doris Owings 668, Anne York 641. Young At Heart: Jim Plante “300”/717, Ellis Houston Senior Foursome: (scr) Rischard Brown 213, Lucia 3 244/692, Tony Morones 235/654, Ray Staton 646, Al Fa- Affentranger 165, Jim Emery 555, Cres Cruz 476. (hdcp) gafa 644, Rey Santos 246/637, Paul Peete 235/631, Oritta Danny Buccola 256, Hope Giovanini 228, Jesse Menez Steel 214/549. 686, Ann Herrera 641. We’ve come to the end of this weeks 5 9 3 6 7 Corona Ladies: Shirley Dohrman 211/496, Audrey Louis high scores, so until next time...keep the ball rollin’! Page 10 BOWLING NEWS February 21, 2013 bowling news Directory Las Vegas Los Angeles Orange Laughlin GOLD COAST - 70 County County Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center 4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103 (800) 331-5334 ACTION LANES - 32 FOREST LANES - 40 THE ORLEANS - 70 10534 Lower Azusa Road, 22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center El Monte, CA 91731 (949) 770-0055 4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103 (626) 350-8831 FAX (626) 350-8852 www.forestlanes.com (888) 365-7111 CAL BOWL - 68 FOUNTAIN BOWL - 60 RIVERSIDE LANES - 34 2500 E. Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712 17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708 1650 S. 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by David Yamauchi Chuck Pezzano Dean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame NORWALK — The last tournament of the JAT Farm Club was held at Keystone Lanes two weeks ago. We had eighteen I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. bowlers take part in our second of three PBA Challenges, where- Hornacek Conquers The Cheetah One of bowling’s greatest assets, particularly in the youth by the Cheetah pattern was the shot to beat. Scores were low area is that everyone gets to play in a fully meaningful way. Talk showing that more work and experience is still required for this Norwalk – The JAT headed to Norwalk and our annual visit shows devote hours to the subject of how to come up with ways young group. The small field led to a match-play cut of the top to Keystone Lanes for the JAT PBA Series #2 – Cheetah Chal- to guarantee that every youngster gets to play. There are all kinds ten bowlers. We thank the staff and management for the days lenge. Lanes were touchy as the friction was hit and miss but of special rules in most sports aimed at making the kids a bigger accommodations. those bowlers who found it were all over the pocket. part of the scene. Only two scores were reportable for the qualifying round. Lineups are extended, minutes are assured, mandates often Javier Zavala posted up a 257 and averaged 211 for the first five Leading qualifying was Bobby Hornacek who outpaced the field alter general routines and talent, will to win and excel and such games. Javier led all at plus 59, while Bert Dominick stayed by 22 at +182. On his tails was Wesley Low Jr. lighting up the silly things as no scoring, no winning and no statistics are kept. close and had a 223 game. The last to advance into the second left gutter at +160. Kevin Jones was 3rd at +106, Ashley Dunn In sports and in life there are winners and losers and win or round came in at minus 155. 4th at +90 and Jeremy Glover 5th at +75. Low-to-qualify was lose there always is learning. The second round led to a few more reportable scores as the Joe Grondin at -74 and alternate was James Knapp at -76. Many sports have wisely invested time and money to develop bowlers started to find the proper line. Daniel Martinez posted interest in their sports, not to create future stars but to create play- the tournament high game with his 261. Stephanie Zavala put In the bracket, the top-2 took a bye while the bottom 12 battled to ers, coaches, officials and fans. up a 246 game, followed by J. Zavala 244, Eric Mandzuch 229, advance. On the right side of the bracket, 3rd-seed Kevin Jones Bowling must keep its accent on the many junior programs and Matthew Zweig with 223-228. Zweig made the most of the swept past 14th seed Joe Gronding 2-0 while 6th seed Parker and school activities that range from pre-school through post col- round going from last to advance to second seed, an eight posi- Brooks breezed past 11th-seed Baujee Harlan 2-0. 7th-seed Vin- lege. Bowling can be expensive for youngsters and their families tion jump. cent Bravo needed three to squeak past 10th-seed Tyler Salverda and they should not be viewed as merely a possible source of The final round started off with the 5th seed Ryan McBride 2-1. On the left side, 4th-seed Ashley Dunn went straight by current income, but the life blood of the sport pumping new life (-53) taking on the 4th seed Mandzuch (-43). McBride captured 13th-seed Spencer Van Rijsbergen 2-0 with a pair of 224s. 5th- forever and ever. this first final game 184-149 to advance on to meet the 3rd seed seed Jeremy Glover and 9th-seed Terrence Robinson both swept Every organization in bowling must fully recognize the fact Martinez (-15). The veteran Martinez jumped out quick to take past their opponents 12th-seed Jerome Jordan Jr. and 8th-seed of bowling life that bowling’s plus with youth is that everyone this game 200-158. Now Martinez, keeping his sites on a pos- Chris Valenzuela. gets to play, not in a forced way, but in a full participant and sible third-in-a-row title, had to face off with the 2nd seed Zweig competitive status. (+22). In a close match Martinez kept his goal alive with a 222- In the quarterfinals, the tournament leaders were back in the pack Junior bowlers can be classed according to average. Leagues 188 win to advance into the final pairing. Now up against the top and they went straight through their opponents. Leader Bobby can have two, three or more on a team, and there is always room seed J. Zavala (+162), the first game in the best of three went to Hornacek struck straight through Terrence Robinson 2-0 and for one more on some team, and they all get to play and get to Martinez 202-148. Not to be put away so quickly Zavala came 2nd-seed Wesley Low Jr. took out Vincent Bravo in two. Jeremy know how they do as team members and indiviudals. back to edge out game two 184-182. With new momentum, Za- Glover needed three to barely advance past Ashley Dunn with Boys learn early that girls can bowl well and aren’t just mere vala then proceeded to take the third and deciding game hand- a 247-226 rubber match. Kevin Jones needed three to advance girls but valuable teammates and opponents. Boys and girls get edly 198-143, for his first JAT Farm Club title. Congratulations past Parker Brooks to the semis. to know each other better in various competitive as well as social Javier. situations. Our next tournament this Sunday will find us at Del Rosa In the semifinals, the tournament leaders continued to bowl well Parents almost dread going to a sporting contest when their Lanes in San Bernardino. The start time is the normal 8:15 with as Bobby Hornacek struck past Jeremy Glover in three games children are border line players, good enough to play, but not action to begin around 9:00. Unfortunately, being director of the 239-221, 174-209 and 213-154. Wesley Low Jr. continued to good enough to always play. Parents of organized young league Farm Club does not pay the bills and my work has unexpectedly light up the left side getting past Kevin Jones in three 254-245, bowlers know their youngsters will be in action, no matter how called me away from this tournament. Therefore, please be early 197-267 and 201-182. well they shoot, and that the kids will be in a classified situation to help Yamo and Dino with the check-in process and running of that is either competitive or will be by a handicap procedure that the Farm Club in my absence. I look forward to catching up with In the championship match, Bobby Hornacek fought the dry with makes for some semblance of equality based on current ability. everyone on March 10th at AMF Carter Lanes, our second Adult/ an original Roto Grip Grenade while the left lane wasn’t kind Bowling is fortunatea that it is a sport that can handle differ- Member tournament of the year. Get those parents and friends to Wesley Low Jr. as he could never get comfortable. Hornacek ences in age, size or ability in one of the fairest ways of any sport. out practicing to ready them for your partnership. Again, this took game one 213-150 and continued making good shots for But bowling should be shouting from the rooftops to youngsters Sunday AMF Carter Lanes. Do me proud. a 183-174 win and the JAT Cheetah Challenge Championship. and parents and adults and educators that this is the rarest of Congratulations Bobby! sports, the sport everyone gets to play for real. Those kids who can start bowling at two or three years of Bowlers don’t forget to grab your partners for the second Adult/ age with bumper bowling can still be bowling decades, and even Member Doubles of the season on March 10th at Palos Verdes a century later, and the same fact is evident—everyone gets to RiversideLanes3.25X8.BowlngNews 8/28/12 2:52 PM Page 1 Bowl. Those of you who need partners let us know at the tourna- play. ment this Sunday and we will try to find partners for you- there are alumni who are looking to bowl.
Watch highlights from JAT tournament events including shots from the qualifiers and the Championship Matches on YouTube by searching “Junior Amateur Tour”.
Our next tournament will be this Sunday, February 24th at Del Rosa Lanes in San Bernardino. See you all on the lanes this Keystone Lanes – February 10, 2013 (l-r): Daniel Martinez – Sunday in San Bernardino! 2nd; Javier Zavala – 1st; Matthew Zweig – 3rd.
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