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Happy Newyear!! December 30, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday December 30, 2010 Bowling news P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: news@californiabowlingnews.com Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 JERRY DeYAGER Bowls Finnish Two-Handed Star Palermaa Wins GEICO Shark 807 and 825 at Cal Oaks Championship, Qualifies for Tournament of Champions by Frank Weiler by Bill Vint M U R R I E T A — J e r r y The next thing you know Jerry LAS VEGAS — Finland’s hand around the ball a little DeYager personifies power. is bowling 800s. First an 807, Osku Palermaa, Europe’s pre- too much a couple of times, His strike ball registers 25 and then a week later 825 mier two-handed bowler, sur- but I made my spares. It was MPH on a regular basis, and (289 - 277 - 259), in his “Here vived a 173-149 battle with the Shark. It was expected the sometimes comes close to For Fun League” at Cal Oaks top qualifier Dan MacLelland lanes were going to get ugly. 30 MPH. Why not, when he Bowl. The 825 is Jerry’s per- of Windsor, Ontario, to win his There’s only so much oil and it stands six feet three and tips sonal best. first Lumber Liquidators PBA got burned up.” the scale at a solid 260. I If you are a power player, Tour title in the PBA GEICO Palermaa appeared to ac- mean solid muscle. Jerry op- Jerry recommends you consid- Shark Championship at South cept his milestone victory in erates his own business, and er pulverizing some pins with Point Bowling Center. a stoic Scandinavian manner, does some heavy lifting every a Hammer Grind. The finals of the GEICO but he admitted later he was day. A sixteen pound bowling Jerry wants to thank Jim Shark Championship, which more excited than he appeared ball is nothing compared to Murtishaw for recommending lived up to its name, aired have won a PBA title. said. “There will be plenty to be. the hundred pound seed bags his dream ball and drilling it Sunday on ESPN. “That was the main part more to go, and we’ll see what “I’m an emotional guy, he handles. to perfection. Jerry also wants Widely considered the of my being here,” Palmeraa happens. But I got the first but it’s inside,” he said. “Why Jerry consistently rolls everyone to know that he reads most difficult of the PBA’s said. “Being from Finland, I one.” waste the energy showing the 700s and averages about 225 the BOWLING NEWS every five so-called “animal” lane can’t bowl in the PBA regional Belmonte started the Shark emotions? It’s the Finnish in all his leagues. Nonethe- week, and recommends every conditioning patterns, the tournaments, so (winning a finals with a 248-223 victory way. That’s the way I learned less, he wanted a new look bowler do the same. Shark took a bite out of the title during the World Series over Mike Fagan of Patchogue, to do it. Maybe I should be and bartered with JIM MUR- Thanks Bowling News entire field of power players. of Bowling) was my only way N.Y., and he then eliminated more emotional, but that’s the TISHAW for a new bowling for supporting all Citrus Belt In the end, it was Palermaa’s in. It’s the biggest tournament reigning PBA World Cham- way I’m used to doing it.” ball -- the Hammer Grind. bowlers. ball speed and ability to loft I’ve ever had a chance to bowl pion Tom Smallwood of Sag- The sixth and final World the ball down the lane, using in. I can’t wait. inaw, Mich., 208-192, to set up Series of Bowling telecast his two-handed technique, that “Will I be a favorite?” he his showdown with Palermaa will be a special U.S.A. vs. made the difference as four grinned. “Oh, yah. When I am in the semifinal match. The World team competition splits killed MacLelland’s bid bowling my A game, I’m go- As the high-revolution which will air on ESPN on for his first PBA Tour title. ing to be on top.” power players burned away Sunday, Jan. 9, at 1 p.m. East- With his victory, Palermaa On his way to his title, the oil in the front part of ern. United States team mem- Happy accomplished his primary Palermaa also won a long- the lanes, both two-handers bers will be Michael Haugen objective in traveling to the awaited showdown against struggled. In the end, it was a Jr. of Carefree, Ariz.; Ronnie United States to bowl in the his Pacific region counterpart, 4-6 split in the 10th frame that Russell of Camby, Ind.; Wes multi-event PBA World Series Australia’s Jason Belmonte. doomed Belmonte. A spare/ Malott, Pflugerville, Texas; of Bowling: an opportunity The Shark Championship was strike in the 10th frame gave Sean Rash, Wichita, Kan.; to also bowl in the $1 million the first time the world’s best Palermaa a 182-176 victory Chris Barnes, Double Oak, New Year!! PBA Tournament of Cham- two-handed bowlers had ever and a chance to bowl MacLel- Texas, and Bill O’Neill, South- pions Jan. 15-22 at Red Rock met each other on television. land for the title. ampton, Pa. International play- Lanes in Las Vegas. The PBA “It was our first match on “I’m happy with the way ers will be Finland’s Palermaa, Tournament of Champions TV so I wanted to be the one I bowled,” Palermaa said. Kimmo Lehtonnen and Mika Bowling news is open only to bowlers who to get the first win,” Palermaa “I might have wrapped my continued on page 9 Honor Roll 2011 PBA Mark Roth Plastic Ball Championship to Benefit Name Score Date Center ElliOut EAslEy 300 12-21-10 clAssiC lAnEs Bowling’s Charities Sale of Six Different Ball Designs sCOtt lEmmEn 300 12-21-10 missiOn hills BOwl SEATTLE — The Lum- ternational Bowling Museum PBA Hall of Famer Johnny force Bowling LLC. jAsOn CArrillO 300 12-22-10 bevErly lAnEs ber Liquidators PBA Tour’s and Hall of Fame, the new Petraglia, who will bowl in the To order the special bowl- lAurA lEE DAniEl 762 12-22-10 deer CrEEk lAnEs third annual Mark Roth Plas- YES youth bowling initiative, Plastic Ball Championship on a ing balls, visit ontheballbowl- jOn DisO 300 12-22-10 clAssiC lAnEs tic Ball Championship March and other charities supported PBA Commissioner’s Exemp- ing.com. BriAn lEsEBErg 814/300 12-22-10 buEnA lAnEs 2-6 at AMF Thruway Lanes in by The Bowling Foundation. tion, will be the spokesman The tournament itself will miltOn sAvAgE 300 12-22-10 mOrEnO vAllEy get underway on March 2 with mikE trull 803/300 12-22-10 El CEntrAl Cheektowaga, N.Y., will ben- The official charities of for BVL; PBA Tournament of jErry DE yAgEr 825 12-22-10 cal OAkEs BOwl efit a family of charities sup- bowling will benefit from the Champions winner Kelly Ku- a seven-game Tour Qualify- BriAn ABBEE 300 12-23-10 tustin lAnEs ported by the bowling industry sale of exclusive “plastic” lick will represent Bowl for ing Round where non-exempt PhilliP whitmirE 816 12-23-10 missiOn hills BOwl through the sale of specially bowling balls created by On the Cure; USBC and PBA Hall players will compete for a vAylE FlOria 815 12-26-10 fountAin BOwl logoed bowling balls to the The Ball Bowling. Each ball of Famer Parker Bohn III will minimum of 10 spots in the EDDiE kAtz 300 12-26-10 linBrOOk BOwl bowling public. will use the same technol- represent the IBM/HF; Bill 64-player field. The 64-player gAry nElsOn 300 12-26-10 CAl BOwl The Plastic Ball Cham- ogy, but will feature a unique O’Neill will be spokesman field will bowl 14 qualifying Val hOAg 300 12-27-10 jEwEl City BOwl pionship was originated by cover design with the logo for YES, and Australia’s Jason games on March 3 with the top DAniEllE sChilling 751 12-27-10 del riO lAnEs the Professional Bowlers As- of the participating charity. Belmonte will be spokesman 32 advancing to round-robin jOhn sOwEll 804 12-27-10 surF BOwl sociation in 2009 as a unique Bowling fans can pre-order for the overall group of Bowl- match play on March 4. After competition which required all their choice of balls featuring ing Foundation charities. a nine-game morning round, PBA Tour players to use iden- the BVL, Bowl for the Cure, “We are excited again to the top 16 will bowl another ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: tical “throwback” polyester IBM/HF, YES and Bowling be part of this great charitable nine games in the evening to BOwl An hOnOr sCOrE this wEEk & E-mAil By tuEsDAy nOOn bowling ball technology. It re- Foundation logos, or a sixth endeavor. The PBA rallied the determine the top four for the yOur nAmE, sCOrE, DAtE & CEntEr & yOu will BE On thE FrOnt pagE. turns as a special fund-raising ball which will feature the lo- industry last year for Mark live ESPN stepladder finals at event that will support Bowl- gos of all charities serviced by Roth and this year we can ex- 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 6. E-mAil tO: nEws@CAliFOrniABOwlingnEws.COm ers to Veterans Link (BVL), The Bowling Foundation.
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