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7502B Florence Ave, owlingDowney, CA 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:ews (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Al Schnakenberg Wichita State’s Wesley Low Jr. Wins 1931 - 2018 2018 PBA Billy Welu Scholarship Award CHICAGO – Combin- ing scholastic excellence with outstanding achieve- ments in bowling, the Pro- fessional Bowlers Associa- tion has announced Wichita State University Shocker bowler and five-time Junior Team USA member Wesley Low Jr. as the winner of the 2018 PBA Billy Welu Scholarship Award. Entering his senior year at Wichita State with a 3.66 grade point average, Low, a native of Palmdale, Ca- lif., is majoring in business management and has been a member of the Dean’s list for the past two years. “As a collegiate bowl- 2018 PBA Billy Welu Scholarship Award Winner Wesley Low Jr. er I’ve met a lot of great said the 21-year-old Low. education with my passion I want to eventually pursue bowlers who are also good “I feel very fortunate to for bowling at a high level. a career in the bowling in- by Steve Schnakenberg people, so to be able to win be a Wichita State student “I chose business man- dustry,” Low added. “For WALNUT – Allen Al was stationed in this award is a real honor,” where I can enjoy a great agement as a major because continued on page 5 Schnakenberg was born Tokyo where he was re- April 13, 1931 and passed sponsible for clearing the on July 9, 2018. Born in cryptic messages between Davenport Nebraska where the USA and the front-line EJ Tackett, Liz Johnson Win PBA-PWBA he worked on the fam- commands. He met his ily farm until he graduated future wife while stationed then joined the Air Force in Tokyo and married Ki- Storm Striking Against Breast Cancer in the early days of the Ko- kuko Margaret Suzuki rean War. continued on page 2 Mixed Doubles Title with Dramatic Come-From-Behind Finish HOUSTON, Texas – EJ through 17 games before Tackett of Huntington, Ind., being overtaken by Bel- and Liz Johnson of Pala- monte and Asbaty. Trail- tine, Ill., survived a dra- ing Belmonte and Asbaty New House Record matic final game to win the by 10 pins going into the 19th PBA-PWBA Storm final match, victory in the Striking Against Breast tournament was going to be at Gold Coast Cancer Mixed Doubles title decided by whichever team at Copperfield Bowl Sun- won the game. day, sending Australia’s Thanks in great part to Jason Belmonte and Chi- a bold move by Johnson to cago’s Diandra Asbaty to move to an extreme outside their third straight runner- angle on the left lane while up finish. continuing to play an inside Tackett, PBA’s 2016 angle along with the rest of Player of the Year, and the field on the right lane, Johnson, one of two wom- she gave her team the edge en ever to win a PBA Tour with a 212-192 margin over EJ Tackett & Liz Johnson title, led the tournament continued on page 5

Bowling News Eugene McCune Wins PBA50 Honor Roll Name Score Date Center South Shore Open as “Amateur” ROBERT PELLICCI 300 07-02-18 WINNETKA BOWL HAMMOND, Ind. (July VINCE KOELLER 300 07-03-18 WINNETKA BOWL MASON SHERMAN 809 07-05-18 HARLEYS SIMI BOWL 26, 2018) – Eugene Mc- USA LAS VEGAS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS JOEY SANFORD 300 07-06-18 KEYSTONE LANES Cune of nearby Munster, RICH LAPIEZO 300 07-09-18 PARKWAY BOWL "Spanky" Rosales sets new house record with 300, 279, JOSH ELLIS 300 07-10-18 WINNETKA BOWL Ind., a 31-year member of GREG KENNICK 300 07-11-18 WINNETKA BOWL 300 / 879!! Helps Team Full House Win $15,000 1st RICH LAPIEZO 300 07-12-18 PARKWAY BOWL the Professional Bowlers Place Prize! (L-R) Center Manager Louis Jimenez, Raul THOMAS EVERITT 823 07-18-18 WINNETKA BOWL Association before “retir- RICH LAPIEZO 834/300 07-19-18 PARKWAY BOWL "Spanky" Rosales & Dicki Ward Tournament Organizer. SHAUN HICKS 815/300 07-22-18 HARLEYS CAMARILLO ing” at the end of the 2016 JOHNALAN LINHURST JR 806 07-22-18 KEYSTONE LANES season, won the PBA50 LAMAKI WELCH 810 07-22-18 KEYSTONE LANES MANNY GUADARRAMA 810/300 07-23-18 HARLEYS CAMARILLO South Shore Open present- JUSTIN PLUCHINO 300 07-23-18 WINNETKA BOWL Xframe Bowling Tour "Labor Day" Event TRAVIS SMITH 300 07-25-18 HARLEYS SIMI BOWL ed by Hammer at Olympia RICH LAPIEZO 300 07-26-18 PARKWAY BOWL Lanes Thursday with a con- OAK TREE LANES $5000 1st Guaranteed KEVIN BANAAG 300 07-28-18 KEYSTONE LANES vincing 259-202 victory ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS over leading PBA50 Player Two Big Days ONLY • SEPT 1-2 BOWL AN HONOR SCORE THIS MONTH? E-MAIL IN YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER AND of the Year contender Mi- “This is the first time $3,000 1st Min. Guaranteed • 2nd $1,500 Min. Guarantee YOU WILL BE ON THE FRONT PAGE IN THE NEXT PRINTED EDITION E-MAIL TO: [email protected] chael Haugen Jr. of Phoe- since I retired I’ve bowled Read Article SEE ADS PAGE 6 for Full information MEN: 300 - 800 & 7-10’S WOMEN: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’S nix. continued on page 9 Page 2 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com August 2, 2018 Schnakenberg continued from page 1 TOBY LEE - July’s “King of The Hill” by Frank Weiler, California Bowling Writers REDLANDS – Toby Lee is this month’s EMPIRE BOWL “King of The Hill”. Toby is a seasoned tournament bowler who I expect to be our first repeat champion since TERRY LANKSTER about nine months ago. I also expect Toby to repeat as our crown holder because his book average is the highest in the field and he is known to strike a lot. Time will tell if I’m right. Scores were high during qualifying with the TOP EIGHT qualifiers scoring 847 or better for four games. The Top Eight with their totals follow:

1. Ryan Nelson 982 + 32 (handicap) = 1,014 2. Toby Lee 986 + 0 = 986 3. Jason Nagro 821 + 84 = 905 4. Tom Andres Jr. 839 + 52 = 891 5. Doug Nace 724 + 160 = 884 6. Terry Lankster 861 + 20 = 881 7. David Tempel 736 + 120 = 856 8. Eric Johnson 847 + 0 = 847

Toby Lee out scored top qualifier Ryan Nelson 247 to 179 for the right to challenge reigning “KING OF THE HILL” Joe Dube. In the game for the crown Toby won again, defeating Mister Dube 231 to 166. For the day Toby averaged a solid 244 (scratch). Congratulations to Tournament Director MARK HUGELMAIER for conducting an- other great event and thanks to the BOWLING NEWS for giving these bowlers the rec- ognition they deserve. Upcoming GoBowling Sponsored NASCAR Race Name One Thing About Bowling National Bowling Day 2018 is coming up on Sat., You Assume No One Else Knows Aug. 11th. by Carol Mancini National Bowling Day Leonard Ruiz Jr. – Cal Bowl General Manager – “New Week will be kicked off balls carry a higher percentage of strikes. The older the with GoBowling's sponsor- ball, the less the carry.” ship of the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Race at Eric Snow – Cal Bowl Assistant Manager – “The aver- (Peggy) and left his service in the Air Force after his second tour of duty. Watkins Glen International age person doesn’t think they are good enough to bowl in They went home to Nebraska and Brunswick Corp. sent The Schnakenberg’s to Southern Cali- Speedway on Sun., Aug. 5. a league.” fornia to open Baldwin Park Bowl. To add to the excite- After a few years there, he was recruited to Five Points Bowl by Carl DiCiola. He was the San Juan Ellison – Cal Bowl Junior Coach and Deskperson – Gabriel Valley Bowler of the Year in 1965-66 and turned down numerous offers from Brunswick ment, some lucky person “If you go over the foul line during a delivery, but don’t and AMF to be sponsored on the PBA Tour, but Al didn’t want to be away from his family and said has a chance to win $10k release the ball, there is no foul.” no to their generous offers. if No. 10, Stewart-Haas He left the bowling business in the early 70’s to enter Transportation Management positions. Racing car, to be driven Carl Labayan – Cal Bowl League Bowler – “Pins used He retired and enjoyed retirement living in Walnut, CA. where he spent his time working for the by Aric Almirola, takes the to be solid wood and weighed up to 3 pounds 11 ounces.” Walnut Sheriff Dept. as a volunteer patrolling the streets of Walnut. He was awarded Volunteer of checkered flag at this race. Carl has rolled over 55 300 games (not sure of the exact the Year by the Los Angeles County Sheriff Dept. numbers). Al is survived by his wife Peggy Schnakenberg, son Steve Schnakenberg, Daughter-in-Law Last day to enter is Aug. 5. Dorcas Schnakenberg and Grandchildren Jasmine Hyland and Sabrina Schnakenberg. Al was laid Go to https://gobowling. Jean Smith – Las Vegas – “My true average??” to rest on July 24, 2018 at Riverside National Cemetery. com/10k Jean, your book is on the way... August 2, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 3 FUTCH, HATMAKER & WILK

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Wesley Low Jr. continued from page 1 me, it’s the best of both worlds.” Low, who uses a left-handed two-handed delivery, has won several collegiate honors while bowling with Wichita State including 2017 Intercollegiate Team Championships Most Valuable Player, 2018 National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association First Team All-American, 2017 Sec- ond Team All-American, and 2018 International Bowling Media Association Collegiate Bowler of the Year runner- up. His accomplishments as both an outstanding player, as well as demonstrating an outstanding work ethic and qualities as a team player, have also earned him team lead- er honors for the Wichita State men’s team. He has also won numerous medals as a member of Ju- nior Team USA, most recently winning three gold medals, one silver and one bronze in the 2016 World Youth Bowl- ing Championships and three gold medals, two silver and one bronze in the 2015 PABCON Youth Championships. Low began to demonstrate his prowess as a bowler at a very young age, competing as an amateur (with paren- tal consent) and cashing for scholarship money at a PBA West Region tournament at age 14. He has won four PBA Regional events under PBA’s non-member participation rules, including his first at age 15. While his priority is to complete his business manage- ment degree in the 2018-19 school year, he has left no doubt that he will compete on the Go Bowling! PBA Tour sometime after he graduates. “We’ll have to see what the schedule looks like next year, but my plan will be to go out on tour when I’ve com- pleted school,” Low said. “With the experience I’ve had as a Junior Team USA member and bowling collegiately, I feel I’ll be as ready as I can be to give it my best shot.” The $1,000 scholarship award was established to annu- ally recognize a college student who combines outstand- ing bowling talents with academic excellence. Welu, who passed away in 1974, was best known for his expert analy- sis alongside legendary ABC broadcaster and PBA Hall of Famer Chris Schenkel on the “Pro Bowlers Tour” series. Welu was a two-time PBA Tour champion and a member of the PBA Hall of Fame’s inaugural induction class in 1975.

BILLY WELU SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

2018 – Wesley Low Jr. (Wichita State) 2017 – Kristie Lopez (Wichita State) 2016 – Sydney Brummett (Wichita State) 2015 – Ramon Hilferink (Webber International) PBA/PWBA Doubles continued from page 1 2014 – Melanie Hannon (Fairleigh Dickinson) Asbaty. Tackett was unable to strike in his 10th frame, but Belmonte, needing a double for the win, left a 10 pin on his 2013 – Katie Thornton (Webber International) first shot in his 10th frame. While Belmonte out-scored Tackett, 214-208, but it wasn’t quite enough. Tackett and John- 2012 – Danielle McEwan (Fairleigh Dickinson) son, bowling as partners for the first time in the event, won the final match, 420-406, and earned 30 match play bonus 2011 – Kristina Frahm (Maryland Eastern Shore) pins to post a composite 20-game total of 8,797 pins to win by a 34-pin margin. 2010 – Kim Yioulos (Pikeville) “I’m ecstatic,” said Tackett, who earned his 11th PBA Tour title and second of the 2018 Go Bowling! PBA Tour sea- 2009 – Elizabeth Seibel (Penn State) son. “I’m so happy for Liz. I’m so proud to be part of this win. There was not a single person in this building who could 2008 – Heather D’Errico (Robert Morris-Illinois) have done what she did in that last game. It was absolutely amazing watching her play outside on one lane, inside on the 2007 – Ricki Williams (Wichita State) other. “There are only two people in the world who can do what Liz did – her and Norm Duke. That's one reason she is 2006 – Jerrod Reece (Creighton University) the greatest woman bowler of all-time." 2005 – Mandy Pezzano (U of Penn) “I’m pretty numb,” Johnson said of her 20th PWBA title. “It’s taken me 17 years to win here. People say ‘You’ve won 2004 – Holly Pusok (University of Houston) everything,’ but this is a major title to me. I’m so proud. This is my favorite tournament of the year." 2003 – Robby Spigner (Indiana University) "This has always been an event unlike any we bowl all year and it’s getting bigger and bigger,” she added. “When I 2002 – N/A started bowling this event I think I was one of the only ones coming from out of town. Now players come from all over 2001 – Jennie Snoddy (Notre Dame College of Ohio) the country and all over the world.” 2000 – Jackie Edwards (Cal State-Fresno) PBA Tour players will return to competition in a pair of PBA Xtra Frame on FloBowling events in August – the PBA 1999 – Steven Svetlik (University of Illinois-Chicago) Xtra Frame Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic at Mid-County Lanes in Middletown, Del., Aug. 17-19, followed by the 1998 – Nicholas Hoagland (Indiana University) PBA Xtra Frame Kenn-Feld Group Classic at Pla-Mor Lanes in Coldwater, Ohio, Aug. 24-26. 1997 – Preston Brunswig (Wichita State) Both events will be live stream exclusively on PBA’s online channel, PBA Xtra Frame on FloBowling. For subscrip- 1996 – Brenda Dosher (University of Southern Indiana) tion information, visit FloBowling.com. 1995 – Michael Lamont (University of Florida) The Professional Women’s Bowling Association continues its 2018 schedule in the Pepsi PWBA St. Petersburg- 1994 – Joe Ciccone (Erie Community College) Clearwater Open at Seminole Lanes in Seminole, Fla., Aug. 2-4 1993 – N/A 1992 – Stephen Dale Jr. (Northeastern University) PBA/PWBA STORM STRIKING AGAINST BREAST CANCER MIXED DOUBLES 1991 – Kari Murph (Morehead State) (a part of the 2018 Go Bowling! PBA Tour schedule) Copperfield Bowl, Houston, Texas, Sunday 1990 – Kimberly Berke (University of Nebraska-Lincoln) Final Standings (after 20 team games, including match play bonus pins) 1989 – Ronni Shehorn (San Jose State) 1, Liz Johnson, Palatine, Ill./EJ Tackett, Huntington, Ind., 8,797, $16,000. 1988 – Julie Powell (University of Michigan) 2, Diandra Asbaty, Chicago/Jason Belmonte, Australia, 8,763, $8,000. 1987 – N/A 3, Danielle McEwan, Stony Point, N.Y./Chris Via, Springfield, Ohio, 8,694, $5,000. 1986 – Paul Kaib (University of Florida) 4, Shannon O'Keefe, O'Fallon, Ill./Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa., 8,621, $4,000. 1985 – Curt Pezzano (University of Miami (Fla.) 5, Shannon Pluhowsky, Dayton, Ohio/Tommy Jones, Simpsonville, S.C., 8,585, $3,000. 1984 – Michelle Mullen (University of Illinois) 6, Erin McCarthy, Omaha, Neb./AJ Johnson, Oswego, Ill., 8,570, $2650. 1983 – Jeri Edwards (Penn State) 7, Missy Parkin, Laguna Hills, Calif./Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 8,560, $2450. 1982 – Patricia Bowie (Arizona State) 8, Leanne Hulsenberg, Pleasant View, Utah/Darren Tang, San Jose, Calif., 8,500, $2350. 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ENTRY FEE: $55 RE-ENTRIES: $50 & REDUCED ENTRY:$40 (50% PRIZE OR BONUS) ENTRY FEE: $55 RE-ENTRIES: $50 & REDUCED ENTRY:$40 (50% PRIZE OR BONUS) Optional Xframe Bonus: $10 Optional Xframe Bonus: $10 QUALIFYING RATIO: MEN 1:5 WOMEN 1:4 AGE FOR SENIORS: MEN @62 AND WOMEN @55 QUALIFYING RATIO: MEN 1:5 WOMEN 1:4 AGE FOR SENIORS: MEN @62 AND WOMEN @55 August 2, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 7 1985 - PART 1 by Carol Mancini Each weekly edition of the Bowling News had a minimum 20 pages. There were 6 local writers, 2 photographers, 6 typesetters, etc. working 12 hours a day 5 days a week. No computers, no cell phones, no face book. It was real journalism — — not for the money, but the love of bowling and bowlers. • BARRY ASHER opened his Bowlers Supermarket in January. Friends stopping • INDIO, CALIF. had a center called MAGNUM LANES. The proprietor was by included MARK ROTH, MARSHALL HOLMAN and PETE WEBER. STEVE PINKOCZI. • Visitors to the Hall of Fame in St. Louis saw oil paintings of So. Calif. stars • 16 pages of the March 1, 1985 issue was dedicated in pictures and stories to DONNA ZIMMERMAN, D.D. JACOBSON and JANET HARMON — — all from the Grand Opening of Brunswick UPLAND LANES!!!! The Mayor, movie So. Cal. stars, Brunswick Execs, Poster Boys, Top P.B.A. stars, 600 guests, So. Calif. • Another Brunswick center was scheduled for the Summer of ‘85. VALLEY Hall of Famers, the press, etc. were all featured. Biggest grand opening ever BOWL in Simi Valley. held —before or after! JIM WOODWARD was the proud Manager. • PAULA VIDAD was named Ladies Pro Bowlers ‘‘Rookie of the Year.” • BARBARA VEGA was the wheel that the SED Travel League depended on. • Stan Lawon tried to start a new weekly tournament, THE BOWLERS HANDI- A couple of the Junior stars were MICHELLE SILVER and KENNY SEIPLE. CAP CHALLENGE. What a dreamer. His ad read “limited to 128 entries.” He (Both are still bowling in 2018!) was competing with HARRY GRANT, LILA BORNHAUSEN, BIG ANK, BERT • CIPPY CAKE (new starlett making weekly headlines) won the DonKee Tour at STRAIN, BOB SMITH and every weekly “house event.” DUTCH VILLAGE in Lakewood. • DOWNEY was action city every week-end. WONDERBOWL had their “Shoot- • PETER SETTHABOUPHA was first at the ABT paywindow, banked $1,000.00. out” and DEL RIO had their “POT SHOT”. Took an hour to verify the correct spelling of his name. • KABC TALKRADIO was the official bowling station for So. California. It never • SUSAN CHERNAN (28 years old, 81 average law student) and ALAN BISHOP replaced Dr. Toni Grant’s “sex” interviews. How interesting can “talk” bowling (39 years) won the Miller National Doubles in Reno. How much? $50,000.00! be? ‘Twas her first tournament and first trophy. They were from FOUNTAIN VAL- • ROB CALVERT rolled AZUSA BOWL’s first 800 series. 300, 255, 279/834 LEY. after he switched from right to left hand. (And 50 practice games a week.) • BOB PERMANN was the first to roll a 300 atHEMET BOWL. • FRANK BABORE predicted he would win “Big Ank’s” No-Tap . . . . and did! • It looked like “Ladies Only” Donkee Event in March. BARBARA BURGESS • Junior house columns were being written by LINDA QUIROZ (Keystone), won the event and EDNA HOLLAND broke the Double Strike Pot for $1,000.00. ROSANNE HEINZ (Village), BARBARA VEGA (SED Travel), JIM BENAFEL Never saw 2 bigger smiles! (Canoga Park). They were the Saturday scribes. • The latest 2 inducted into PBA Hall of Fame were JOE JOSEPH and TED • PIONEER BOWL in Norwalk advertised for waitresses, bartenders, desk per- HOFFMAN Jr. Ted was from San Jose and very well known in California. sons, mechanics. Sounded like a clean sweep or a new owner! • Team U.S.A. was established to pick the best amateurs to compete in interna- • BRUNSWICK POM LANES was renamed CELEBRITY LANES, owners tional events. Win at the local level, then win at the state level – - then, on to the GREG BADERDEEN and STEVE CAMERON. nationals. That winner would represent U.S.A. To make it that far men would • HO-HUM — TISH JOHNSON won ROBBY’S WINTER CLASSIC, beating out have had to bowl 101 games, women 81 games. What an honor! All expenses DONNA ADAMEK, ROBIN ROMEO and VIRGINIA NORTON, all top five per- were paid from State level on. formers. • You could earn a career in bowling management thru a home study course. • RON GAUDERN, owner of COLUMBIA BOWL, Big Chief at Western Colum- Everything from instructing, management, marketing and mechanics were of- bia, owner of two centers in Texas and great bowler was inducted into Texas fered. 36 easy lessons and 36 exams. (Was it a success?) Hall of Fame. • Banning had a new center — EDGEHILL LANES, owned by Mike Johnson. • ROGER CURNS took over the helm at INGLEWOOD LANES, an Active West The first guy to roll a 300 was RICHARD ZIBELL and he got the $100.00 check. center. He transfered from MIDTOWN BOWL. He was co-founder of a juvenile • The very popular JACK COOK was named manager of the SHOWBOAT in Las delinquency prevention program. Vegas. We will hear more about him as the years roll on. • BRIAN - BRIAN PRODUCTIONS presented a “TV Championship Bowl Off” • Chief Halftown, a full blooded Seneca Indian was a champion bowler and ex- every Saturday 11 a.m. on Channel 56. (Don’t know what it was all about, do pert instructor. Dressed in Chief Halftown garb, he gave lessons to Junior bowl- you?) ers. First reported seen at GRANADA LANES. • GARY KOWARACH was SEDBA secretary. His main job was certifying lanes— • Rock and Bowl” hit the lanes with a blast. It started witht just music to bowl by. plus averages, plus league sanctioning, awards, etc., etc., etc. Seven days a Soon came flashing lights, fog, colored pins and anything anyone could think week job for all association secretries. Add in average books, tournaments, of. Many centers in 2018 are still “bowlin’ to the music!” Kids love it. personnal league play, convention, award ceremonies, uniforms, elections - - - • The 960 Scratch League had 60 teams. Every Monday night at 9, 30 teams -WAIT - - - -I’M TIRED! took to the lanes at KEYSTONE and 30 teams rolled at DEL RIO. The prize • SPORTS CENTER ran an ad for a Valentine’s Day No-Tap - - - named “T- fund totaled $156,000! The winning 5 guys received $20,000.00. If you didn’t BONE” . What the —————? TOM CRISTI - - - was that you? ? pay your $100.00 franchise fee early, you didn’t get in. 300 of the greatest • A home video cassette (VHS) was being marketed, introducing the La Magna bowlers in So. California tackled the lanes weekly. Formula. The living room instructions we called “The Playing of the Game”. Anybody have a copy? Anybody got VHS player? Looks like 1985 had so much action, characters, awards and star • The number of Pro Shop ads was back up to 23. New equipment was tempting performances that we will have 3 parts. Read on friends. and offered to “up your average”. Page 8 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com August 2, 2018 MICHAEL HAUGEN ADDS ANOTHER BOWLINGNEWSUDOKU REGIONAL TITLE TO RESUMÉ 1 3 9 Fresh off victories in the PBA50 River City Extreme 1 2 Open Friday in Monticello, Minn., and the PBA Cen- tral Region’s PBA50 Fairborn Central Classic presented 6 7 4 1 by Roto Grip in Fairborn, Ohio, the previous Sunday, red-hot Michael Haugen Jr. of Phoenix defeated Ryan 4 8 5 1 Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y., 190-162, to win the PBA50 Beverly Lanes Midwest/Central Region Open at Beverly 1 2 4 Lanes Sunday. Haugen collected his first PBA Midwest 5 3 4 6 Region title, the 30th overall regional win of his career and FOOT SURGERY a $1,600 first prize in Beverly Lanes’ 21st annual tourna- 6 5 2 8 DIABETIC FOOT CARE ment. He defeated Brian Kretzer of Dayton, Ohio, 238- 216, in the semifinal game to advance to the championship 8 9 match after Kretzer defeated Greg Thomas of Irmo, S.C. ROBERT A. ABRAMS, D.P.M., A.B.P.S. 214-191 in the first match. 7 4 6 A PODIATRY CORPORATION Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Medicine 1135 S. Sunset Ave., Suite 107 Linbrook Bowl West Covina, CA 91790 201 S Brookhurst St. (626) 962-9442 Anaheim, CA 92804 Fax (626) 337-7663 (714) 774-2253 by Joy McGregor RUSTY BRYANT BURBANK – Unfortunately, it is still HOT and most of Lessons by Appointment the heat is NOT on the lanes although it proved too much for the AC and the bowlers were certainly affected. I felt like I was melting! Here's hoping the problem is fixed by next Friday... THE PRO ZONE The closest bowler to joining the 900 Club was Alan “The Ultimate Pro Shop” Bloom. Obviously, he is not affected by the heat as evi- denced by his games of 205-247 in the first set in the 818 365-2050 Rocky Marsh Doubles and 246-192 in the 2nd set for a Hours: nice 890 set. 20122 Vanowen St., Mon. Thru Fri. The next highest bowler this morning was Too-Tuff Tony Winnetka CA 91306 11a.m. to 8 p.m. Hale with a slow start at 188, he quickly warmed up with a Inside Winnetka Bowl 818 340-5190 Sat. 10 a.m to 5 p.m. 230 to complete his first set and shot 245-220 in the sec- ond set to tally a fine 883. This Week’s Puzzle Solution More Hot Scores in Set 1: Chris Hefner 216/244, Terry Brent 246, Hong Kha 213/208, 1 4 2 3 5 8 7 6 9 Norm Walker 225, Larry Green 223, David Yeoman 220, Dick McKenzie 212, Rose Wil- 9 8 5 1 7 6 2 3 4 liams 209, Maiya Tallakson 203, Don Gardner 203, Carl Adinolfi 202, Dan Milstead 201 6 7 3 4 9 2 1 8 5 and Willy Bordenave 200. More Hot Scores in Set 2: Norm Walker 215/223, Terry Brent 244, Maiya Tallakson 2 6 7 9 4 3 8 5 1 218/214, Willy Bordenave 201/225, Dan Milstead 203/222, Don Gardner 236, Al Lara 8 1 9 5 2 7 6 4 3 5 3 4 8 6 1 9 7 2 For a FREE copy of The Essentials of Bowling: Approaching 231, Janet Anderson 222, Rose Williams 217, Makcha Nelson 213, Dahana Klerer 212, the Perfect Game Email us at: news@californiabowlingnews. Dick McKenzie 211, Chris Hefner 210, Rich Heid 209, Steve Sparks 206 and Hong Kha 3 9 6 7 1 5 4 2 8 com. ($2 shipping) Can also be picked up from the C.B.N. office 200. 4 2 8 6 3 9 5 1 7 in Norwalk on MONDAYS. 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Scratch Junior Tournaments For Every Average Bowlers • 21 & Under Three Competition Divisions 135-165 Preps • 165-189 Farm • 190+ Open

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PBA50 continued from page 1 three days in a row,” McCune said. “I was really surprised after the way Mike spanked me twice earlier in the day. He’s the best there is on the senior tour right now.” McCune, who won three PBA Tour titles in 600 events and another 23 titles in 365 PBA Regional events, made a decision to not renew his PBA membership because of his work load and lack of time. While he won in his first PBA50 Tour event, he won’t get credit for a title because he’s not a PBA member. “I work all of the time and the odds of making a show aren’t easy out here,” said McCune, who turned 50 in June. “These guys are still good; if they can get the ball to the pocket, they’ll strike all day long. “It’s not a lack of desire to compete; it’s a financial de- cision now,” he added. “It’s always good to win, but right now it’s all about the money. I looked at the finals like bowling pot games – the first game was for $4,500, the next one for $7,500.” Despite losing in his bid for a third PBA50 title this year, Haugen extended his PBA50 Player of the Year points lead. “Eugene isn’t a member, so that means no one gained points on me,” Haugen said. “He out-bowled me, and if I couldn’t win, no one was a better story than Eu- gene. I always say, if a guy out-bowls me, I’m happy to shake his hand and tell him I’ll get him the next time.” In the opening match, PBA50 Tour rookie Greg Thom- as of Irmo, S.C., threw an early turkey that proved to be the difference in a 225-197 win over PBA Hall of Famer Bryan Goebel of Shawnee, Kan., who didn’t throw back- to-back strikes until the 10th frame. In the second match, Bob Learn Jr. of Erie, Pa., the 2017 South Shore Open runner-up, gave Thomas an open- ing when he left the 4-6-7-10 split in the fifth frame, but Thomas missed a 9 pin in his seventh frame and failed to strike on his next three shots, handing Learn a 209-203 win. McCune advanced to the championship match with a 248-215 victory over Learn in the semifinal match after Learn left a 7-10 split on his first shot and a 3-4-6-7-10 split on his second, failing to convert both. McCune struck on seven of his first eight shots and never trailed. The tour’s next stop is the PBA50 Security Federal Savings Bank Championship presented by Track at Dave Small’s Heritage Lanes in Kokomo, Ind., beginning Sat- urday and concluding on Tuesday, July 31. After a brief respite, Xtra Frame on FloBowling resumes live coverage with the PBA50 Dave Small’s Championship Lanes Clas- sic, presented by Roto Grip, in Anderson, Ind., Aug. 4-7, and the PBA50 Cup, presented by DV8, from Wyoming, Mich., Aug. 9-12, the concluding event of the PBA50 sea- Sponsored by son. PBA Xtra Frame on FloBowling wraps up the “senior tour” regular season with the PBA60 Dick Weber Champi- onship for players 60 and older, presented by 900 Global, at Pro Bowl West in Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 14-16. th All of the PBA50 Tour’s events will be covered from Sunday, Aug. 12 start to finish live, exclusively on PBA’s online bowling Open to Men, Women, channel, PBA Xtra Frame on FloBowling. 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Winnetka Pickwick Bowl

Bowl BOWL 921 Riverside Dr. “Formerly Canoga Park Bowl” CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT by Lil’ 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 Burbank, CA 91506 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-340-5105 by Tish (818) 842-7188 www.winnetkabowl.net • E-mail:[email protected] 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 WINNETKA – Here are the high scores from Winnetka LAKEWOOD — All of our “Mega Vegas” Leagues are BURBANK – Winter leagues are around the corner! Bowl for July. We are now signing up for our fall leagues. sweeping at Sam’s Town along with the “Mega Vegas Get your teams signed up now! Now is the perfect time to Visit us at winnetkabowl.net or call us at 818.340.5190 for Leagues” from Del Rio, Keystone, Forest, Saddleback and check out all your equipment & replace those things that league information. Bowlium. The grandaddy of all sweepers! are needed. Get your new bag of slide or rosin. Maybe PHIL-AM: Perry Hernandez Sr. 246-631, Jason Platten Vegas Crackpots: LaDrena Boyd was Queen of the Lanes treat yourself to a new towel or fancy ball wipe. Fix any 214-631, Paul Layosa 591, Leonardo Caldoza 205-589, reigning havoc on the pins. Her 235-234-183/652 was wel- loose inserts in your ball or maybe get a new one! Start Ely Palarca 548, Helen Ventenilla 180-492, comed royally. Ernie Perryman’s 670 topped the sheet. your season off with a fresh face and working equipment! 49’ERS: Robert Adams 226-643, Bruce Zietz 221-596, Serena Jackson rolled a heart pounding 279. You can always visit Roger in the Pickwick Pro Shop for all Steve McAdams 222-585, Tom Tucker 245-581, William Marcus Lemons Vegas: Phylissia Smith sent the pins your needs. Tidemanson 228-575, Les Pease 214-562, Skip Brown spinning. 685 of them slammed into the pits! Will Young Senior Swingers: (scr) Kelly McDonough 226, Seiki Tluc- 227-556, Buenafe Holbrook 186-580, Barbara Vaccarello put together 277-268/714 for a fun evening. Eric Bell had a zek 170, Art segura 664, Cres Cruz 512. (hdcp) Bob Shimp 178-494, Mary Lauer 169-481, Ellie Koops 181-472. nice 289 with a 655, Felecia Tripp 244 and a 625. 254, Kim Rasmussen 260, Raymond Garcia 693, Barbara RIVER MANIACS: Justin Pluchino 267-746, Robert Pel- C.A.U.L.: David Regul led the way to the top of the sheet! Teitel 640. licci 300-739, Darwin Rubio 279-732, Johnnie Englehart His 231, 221/636 were great stepping stones. Virginia Hall Monday 690: (scr) Dennis Brown 247, Barbara Jimenez 261-730, Joe Macklin 277-715, Vince Koeller 258-701, Mo- played it cool. More strikes than spares! 207-189/533. 174, Zoran Jacimovic 671, Judy Lamb 518. (hdcp) Setu nise Kelly 240-678, Rachel Steinberg 233-576, Rosa Oliva Senior Men’s Trio: These Seniors are amazing! Lots Molia 268, Carol Thrasher 230, Roger Desgroseilliers 708, 191-524, Amy Lew 182-522. of head-liners from years gone by. All have great stories Judy Treidler 637. ELLEN’S COMEDIANS: Drew Stern 289-799, Vince about “when”. This week Harold Dubose can dream of his Guys & Dolls: (scr) Dave Hansen 234, Colleen Simpson Koeller 300-737, David Feinberg 298-735, David Black- 276/713. Willie McMahan smiled all day after his 269. 225, Woody Gillis 703, Danica McMahon 552. (hdcp) Parker man 279-731, Wayne McClean 279-695, Rick Brattoli 266- Cal Bowleros: Team “Strike Time” has inched their way to Pennings 265, Bridget Carter 250, Cameron Bostwick 775, 692, Billy Mulvihill 681, Jay Buffington 268-679, Dan On- a 4 game lead over “Comeback Girls”. 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Trevor Wakefield 675, Stephanie Rakers 600. (hdcp) Joe stra 192-512. Pin Heads: “Whatever” has 27 wins. The rest of the teams Gianficaro 271, Sue Hutchens 258, Aaron Hodges 774, FUNTIMERS: Larry George 244-703, Les Charbonneau have 23. Chuck Appleberry reported 500, Tom Komadina Suzanna Martinez 685. 257-649, Rick Kopper 219-621, Gary Bricker 214-600, Ed 470, and Audrey Louis 475. Until next time…keep the ball rollin’! Wannomae 225-584, Bob Husby 242-578, Bob Sturla 225- Young At Heart: Debra GIpson’s 539, was stacked on 567, Connie Wannomae 211-566, Jim Land 214-560, Hung games of 187, 179, 173. Jimmy Hamilton hammered out a Lay Quon 212-557, Carole Peire 200-527, Liz Rogers 192- 632. Rey Santos turned in 626, Walter Milsap 602. La Habra “300” Bowl 494. Fil-Am: #13 -“I Don’t Like That”— was it you, you didn’t 370 E. Whittier MIXED CLASSIC: Thomas Everitt 290-823, Patrick Mi- like? Splits?? 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Big Bear: New names top the Scratch Series column this Adult/Jr.: Mike Mellick 299/759, Jerry Vertigan 257/689, 39’ERS: Larry George 259-691, Robert Adams 245-617, week. Welcome Ken Seiple Jr. 709 and Michelle Criswell Allex Zieg 259/726, Michael Marmolejo 243/661, Stephanie Al Reiswig 227-600, Tom Tucker 220-593, Skip Brown 221- 591. Team “Stealth Bowlers” are a big 1/2 game in front. Fung 234, Emily Schrider 198. 593, John Rosen 216-590, Larry George 587, Ed Wan- Go Team Go! Emmerson Wafer reported his 709 series, he TUESDAY – Friendly Seniors: Larry McCurry 219, Jim nomae 233-577, Darlene Redman 211-557, Mary Lauer and Ken Seiple Jr. both had 259 games. Ragsdale 212. Guys & Dolls: Richard Nydell 255, Pete 179-530, Trish Carpenter 180-504, Carole Peire 182-500, Funsters: Only 2 weeks to go! ‘Twas a fast summer of Torreyson 226/614, Phil Padilla 221/643, Sandy Jan 201, Marcia Votava 211-487. fun and competition. What are YOU bringing to our end of Sharon Honn 196. THIRSTY NITE OUT: Chris Ivey 253-744, Adam Lew 266- season luncheon? Something real cool? Side-pot winners: WEDNESDAY – Silver Foxes: Charlie Juster 241, Carl 732, Alan Handel 257-712, Justin Pluchino 258-695, Alex Men—Game One: Randy Antazo 252; Game Two: Randy Brooks 222, Willie Ford 220, Jackie Head 204. American Schwartz 664, Pat Miller 247-662, Bill Lew 257-658, Domi- Antazo 234; Game Three: Dan Monzon 270. Women— Nation Can: Ray Mankins Jr. 258/641, Mike Thompson nic Rappazzo 654, Greg Kolski 246-651, Mark Richard Game One: Luz Cruz 245; Game Two: Beta Austria 189; 223/601, Brian Parker 212. 643, David Jaques 641, Chris Ivey 246-641, Jerome Tellio Game Three: Christy Estimo 242. THURSDAY – Early Birds: Penny Bird 183, Kerri Bird 182. 635, Muneesh Sharma 622, Jill Williamson 224-607, Su- Laughlin Bowler Bears: The Bowlers Bears were seen Sunset Rollers: Jim Ragsdale 216, Don Whiteman 216, san Cortez 214-591, Amy Lew 211-537, Joy Sharma 229- shedding their winter coats and changing into their Aloha Mary Callinan 198. Frank’s Gold Cup Trios: Mike Fowler 531, Stella Mount 187-521, Carol Ellis 185-521. Shirts. Michael Savolskis was high with his 218/571. Oth- 299, Greg Haxton 268, Brandon Kraye 258, Kevin Jones SFVCC NIKKEI: San Mitchell 257-680, Matt Parker 266- ers were BrandonWP Mims 215/561, John Ferlazzo 535. 910, Scott Kraye 891, Mike Mellick 885, Jordan Kraye 669, Mas Suruki 278-667, Stan Date 216-637, Noriko Fu- JUNIORS 247/877, Heather Morkes 212. kunaga 257-628, Sandra Yamamoto 215-619, Randy Page SummerWestern Youth: Nathan Bergevin Pacific 463, Deshawn Bowling Young FRIDAY – VegasSupply, Gamblers: Marlow Inc. 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