“BCBC #2” Takes Team Title at Open Championship Tournament

AMARA SMITH-SPEIGHTS Hall of Fame tickets now on sale wins Va. State Pepsi title by huge margin in “perfect” season

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1 of 1 11/16/2010 12:56 PM Club Meade to host Hall of Fame Induction & Dinner Celebration Five to be inducted October 5; gate list will provide easy entry into Fort Meade

NCAUSBCA’s 2013 Hall of Fame Induction & Dinner Celebration will take place Saturday, October 5 at Club Meade, Fort George G. Meade’s full-service dining and catering facility, located at

Summer 2013 6600 Mapes Road in Fort Meade, Md. The event begins with a Vol. 47, No. 6 “Meet & Greet” session with cash bar at 4 p.m. and a plated dinner featuring London Broil, Chicken Marsala, or a vegetarian op- Serving the nation’s third largest bowling market, BOWL Magazine was honored five times by the American Bowling tion that’s scheduled to start at 5 p.m. The induction ceremony Congress as the nation’s “best local association publication.” will follow dinner. The Hall of Fame’s “Class of 2013” features five individuals— longtime league secretary and league/tournament promoter Dena Kearney; Dean Ryan, the former center manager of The Lanes Fort Meade who has been one of the area’s biggest pro- ponents of Sport Bowling; along with top area bowlers Donny Carr, Gregory L. Turner, and Terry “T” Wiley. Tickets, which cost $40, are now available at the NCA- 2012–2013 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS USBCA office and soon may be ordered through many association board members. Ticket holders must write their name on PRESIDENT the ticket stub and return it to the NCAUSBCA office so that the Robert Ashley III name can be placed on a special gate list for the event that will VICE PRESIDENTS allow, with Photo ID, easy entry into Fort Meade. The back of Andrea Dale, Karen Jost, Ronald Holton, the ticket stub can be used to include names of other attendees Willie Graves Jr., Hazel Wallace with whom the ticket holder wishes to be seated.

DIRECTORS Ruth Adams, Tavawyaha Batts, Mark Bennett, Sondra Blakey, James Butler, Judith Butler, Phyllis Cook, Thomas Dale Jr., Luis Drakes, Jonathan Emery, Diane Garrett, Larry Gonzales, CONTENTS.... Leon Gray, Cheryl Jelks, Jim Lewis, Darron Mayes, Gene Mays, Bruce Merriman, Berlin Myers, 7 Heroes bowl with the pros spells victory Dominic Parham, Walt Reichenbach Jr., 8 Champions crowned at Open Championship Tournament Susan Ryan, Michael Sinek, Sheila Small, 13 Amara Smith-Speights wins Va. State Pepsi title by huge margin Sherry Spause, James Stewart, Michael Tinsley, 15 Ward victorious at Bowl America Youth of the Year Grand Finals Helen Toms, Kirk Williams 15 McColloch, Stringfield win BA Star of the Year Grand Finals 4 Update 12 Ask Bob MANAGER 5 President’s Message 12 Check Your Knowledge Ronald McGregor • [email protected] 6 Manager’s Memo 14 Our Back Pages 6 The Question: 16 Association Honor Score Awards 6 Steinsiek 18 Calendar of Events PUBLISHER: Nation’s Capital Area USBC Assocation, 9 The List 18 Tournament Roundup 9315 Largo Drive West, Suite 110, Largo, Maryland 20774-4762 301/499-1693 • 301/499-5927 (fax) • facebook.com/ncausbca ON THE COVER: The BCBC (Barnyard Crew Bowling Club) #2 fivesome took home the Team title in NCAUSBCA’s 68th Annual Open Championship Tournament. From EDITOR: Robert Cosgrove • [email protected] top left, Joe Queen, Marv Norris, Yancy Alexander, (seated, from left) David Barge, and Odis Williams. (Team photo by Bob Cosgrove)

BOWL Magazine is published bi-monthly, September through June/July (“Summer”) by NCAUSBCA Inc. The magazine, like the association, is dedicated to the advancement of the sport of tenpins and hopes to foster and nurture the spirit of good sportsmanship throughout its pages. The editorial and business offices are located in the NCAUSBCA office. The deadline for advertising material, copy, photographs, or other editorial material submitted for publication, is the 15th of the month preceding the cover date. The editor reserves the right to alter or reject any copy, photograph, or advertising material submitted for publication. Reproduction and/or distribution in any form, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization. Copyright © 2013 by NCAUSBCA Inc. All rights reserved. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 3 update....update....update....update....update. ...update....update....update....update....upda te....update....update....update....update....up

SUMMER While USBC memberships purchased after March 15 “expire” July 31, 2013, they will cover the extent of all summer leagues and MEMBERSHIPS tournaments through October 1. At the 2012 USBC Annual Meeting, LAST ALL SUMMER the delegates passed an amendment which removed the statement that memberships purchased after March 15 were valid for the following season as well. As a result of this amendment, all bowlers will need to purchase a 2013-2014 membership before competing in a fall/winter league or tournament.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH NCAUSBCA is pleased to announce that all members now have increased POLICY BENEFITS accidental death and dismemberment benefits at no cost to them. These benefits are jointly sponsored with American Income Life BOOSTED, ALL Insurance Company (AIL), a company servicing working families for MEMBERS COVERED more than 50 years. The benefits total is now $3,000, up from $2,500. Members soon will have the opportunity to return a beneficiary card or designate one online by clicking here. Those who return the card also will receive a Health Services Discount Card for your family at no cost that provides household discounts of 20 to 60 percent on prescriptions, vision care/products, hearing care, and chiropractic care. Optional discount dental care is available. In addition, again at no cost, Child Safe Kits are available for your children and grandchildren. These kits, endorsed and supported by the International Union of Police Associations, help you gather vital data, photos, and fingerprints from your children so they are ready for authorities in the event of an emergency. An AIL representative can explain this and other insurance benefits availa ble. If you have q uestions, please call AIL at 1-800/495-1213.

USBC OFFERS OFFICER The USBC Officer Certification Program teaches league presidents, CERTIFICATION secretaries, and treasurers his or her responsibilities for the office positions he or she holds or wishes to seek. To become a PROGRAM certified officer, a member must first go through the instructional course and then pass the exam. Prior to taking an officer course, all members will have to take USBC’s Basic Bowling Knowledge Course and pass the exam. A one-time $25 registration fee is required. Once paid, members will be able to take any course he or she desires. Additional information is available here. This program is not mandatory. Meanwhile, NCAUSBCA encourages all officers, at the very least, to thoroughly review USBC Rule 102 (League Officers) to understand the basic duties of each officer position.

GWBS HONORS FOUR The Greater Washington Bowling Senate (GWBS) recently named its 2012-2013 Bowlers of the Year -- NCAUSBCA members Paige Martin (Female), Keni Lowe Jr. (Male), A. Jane Hassell (Senior Female), and Gregory Turner (Senior Male). Martin and Lowe are repeat winners. This prestigious award was established to recognize superior GWBS performers for the current bowling season, and each of the winners met the established eligibility and points criteria.

MEMBERSHIP DEPT. Tyrone M. Broady of Oxon Hill, Md., Mack McClarty of Greenbelt, Md., and Gregory E. Wellington of Dumfries, Va., have been suspended from membership in USBC. ... Meanwhile, Christina L. Blansett of Manassas, Va., recently was reinstated to membership in USBC and again becomes eligible to compete in USBC leagues and tournaments with all of the attendant membership privileges.

4 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org thing together that better reflects PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE • ROBERT ASHLEY III what you all want to see. If you have ideas for an awards or recognition program, please do not hesitate to let us know what they Looking for input are. Your association has over 20,000 on achievement awards members, so we may not be able to please everyone. Your input, how- The 2012-2013 bowling “year” has cept, each association can put to- ever, can help in which direction to come to a close and, with it, my sec- gether an awards program tailored to take matters. ond one-year term as president of its membership. And it does not have The upcoming fall/winter leagues your association. to be actual awards; some “outside are around the corner and are usually Our sport is undergoing a trans- the box” thinking could bring forth a preceded by their respective organi- formation at the national level with program where, for example, a point zational meetings. While those are respect to the achievement awards value could be associated with each not always well attended, it is there program. Starting with the 2014- award that could redeemed at your that crucial aspects of the league are 2015 season, those achievement local pro shop or select area mer- decided: weekly fees, league sched- awards will be discontinued at the chants. ule, position rounds, and holiday national level, and the responsibil- Over the years, these awards have breaks. Some leagues also hold their ity placed with the local associations been received differently by different officer elections at that time, while to provide. I’ve received some mixed leagues: Some look forward to them, others do that prior to the comple- feedback over this and would like to while, for others, it does not matter. tion of the previous season. share some positive aspects. This is an opportunity to put some- See MESSAGE, page 14 Instead of a “one size fits all” con- MARYLAND HANDICAP CLASSIC LABOR DAY SHOOTOUT August 31 • September 1, 2 Parkland Bowl • 5700 Silver Hill Road • Forestville, Md. 301/735-5800 Squad Times: 12:30 p.m. • 2:30 p.m. • 4:30 p.m. • 6:30 p.m. ALL LISTED PRIZES GUARANTEED! ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED! $1,500 – Doubles (any combination) $30 per person $700 – Handicap Singles $10 additional $500 – Scratch Singles $25 additional $250 – Scratch Women Singles $10 additional $250 – Handicap Seniors Singles (55 & Over) $10 additional Cross Over Doubles $10 additional per person CONTACT: William Dorsey (240/419-4942) • Lee Holmes (240/832-1434) [email protected] www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 5 MANAGER’S MEMO • RONALD McGREGOR THE QUESTION:

What was your bowling highlight Getting ready for the new season of the 2012-2013 season?

The office currently is working on Some of the changes for the up- getting the league kits ready for coming season: I rolled a 234 game and 577 series in the distribution to the centers for the  Bowlers are no longer able to pur- Saturday morning new season. The league kit contains: chase fall/winter memberships dur- youth league at Bowl league application, Annual Averages ing the summer. America Bull Run. book, two rule books, membership  Individual checks for membership application cards, and various forms will no longer be accepted. Aldo Falla that also can be found on this site.  American Income Life offers many Manassas, Va. The association tournament season benefits, including pet coverage; all is almost upon us, beginning with members are covered without charge the 32nd Annual Senior Tournament for $3,000 under the accidental I shot 679 in singles at October 19-20 and 26-27 at Parkland death and dismemberment benefit nationals and a 789 in Bowl, followed by the 4th Annual (see page 4). the Stan Soaper Com- Mixed Tournament in Support of BVL NCAUSBCA’s premier event, the mercial League at on November 9-10 and 16-17 at Bowl Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner Bowl America Shirley. America Shirley. Come out and join in Celebration, is set for October 5, Tim Lancaster the fun, and let’s make the 2013-2014 2013 at Club Meade on Fort Meade. Alexandria, Va. tournament season a great one. Last year’s event was the best at- See MEMO, page 14

As League Secretary, awarding prizes and STEINSIEK submitting final averages is the season highlight. Ken Larkin Alexandria, Va.

I was elated with my bowling at the NCAUSBCA 68th Annual Open Cham- pionship Tournament. Marilyn Marshall Springdale, Md.

I bowled a 249 game, my highest ever, in the Guys & Dolls Tournament at Crof- ton Bowling Centre. Dawn Meads Upper Marlboro, Md. Walt Steinsiek’s “Cartoon of the Week” is featured here. 6 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org Heroes bowl with the pros spells victory

By Louie Wemett away from their routine and free er’s Supply, and Threadworks. Addi- their minds of all with which they tional items were donated by USBC, The official name of Storm’s second have to deal. Delong Unlimited, and Bowlers Jour- Wounded Warrior project was called There was plenty of healthy bowl- nal International. Morale, Welfare, and Recreation Proj- ing instruction exhibited by the pros. “What is special about these ect. “Heroes Bowl with the Pros” was The Warriors were appreciative. events is getting a chance to see the the user friendly title that describes “After last year’s project, Storm’s soldiers enjoy themselves in this en- another wonderful heartfelt Storm response was, ‘Where can we do an- vironment,” said Storm’s Mike Luon- event. other Wounded Warrior event?’ said go. “The Warriors love bowling, and And so it was in May that the Storm Sinek. “Bethesda is a higher profile many had bowled in leagues before Team descended on the Bethesda venue. The Wounded Warrior Staff they were injured. It is a lot of fun.” Naval Bowling Center – Building 56 embraced the project last year after “I do clinics all over the world, and on a mission of bowling, apprecia- viewing the video and hearing from these events are the most rewarding tion, and goodwill. the attendees. The net result was I ever do,” said Storm’s Dale Niemala. Heroes Bowl with the Pros was higher participation rehab rates, up “The gentleman I was coaching in the the second event of its kind for The to 50 percent. The carryover effect wheelchair now has a ‘bowling strat- Bowler’s Company. It is a way of giv- was better social improvement and egy.’ It isn’t just bowling and rolling ing back to the men and women who faster transition out of programs and the ball; he thinks he can beat his served our country. into everyday life.” wife now, which is the big thing.” The Wounded Warriors were from All of the Warriors received bowl- all branches of the military, and this ing equipment from Storm Prod- year’s heroes had more significant in- ucts, Master Industries, Vice, Dexter juries than those who attended the Shoes, Bowlingball.com, Kegel, Bowl- Storm Soldier and Family Assistance Project held last year at The Lanes Fort Meade. This year’s Storm ensemble included Liz Johnson, Jeff Carter, Peter So- moff, Mike Sinek, Mike Luongo, Mick- ey Luongo, Dale Niemela, Jeff Baker, Latise Baker, Chris Johnson, Rick Gra- ham, and Louie Wemett. Ron Adkins from Dexter also attended. Many of the 60 or so soldiers were amputees, suffered from Post Trau- matic Brain Injuries from IEDs, or had other debilitating injuries while serving and protecting all Americans. “We are on par from our turnout last year,” said Storm’s Mike Sinek, a NCAUSBCA director who was in- strumental in founding the Storm Wounded Warrior Projects. “Bethes- da is the home of military medicine, and it is important that we can focus on the Warriors and their rehabilita- tion first-hand. The projects offer the soldiers something other than their NCAUSBCA and Storm Amateur Staff members Chris Johnson (left) and usual rehab or gym visits.” Jeff Baker, shown at last year’s Wounded Warrior event at The Lanes Fort Quite simply, the bowling is fun. It Meade, appeared again for the vets this year at Bethesda Naval Bowling offers the Warriors a chance to get Center. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 7 Champions crowned at 68th Annual Open Championship Tournament

The BCBC (Barnyard Crew Bowl- TEAM SCRATCH SINGLES ing Club) #2 fivesome from Camp 1 BCBC #2...... 3,891 761 $2,500.00 1 Fillis, John R...... 795 $900.00 2 United Nations...... 3,846 283 $1,500.00 2 Johnson, Keith D...... 782 $600.00 Springs, Md., with Marv Norris (621), 3 Shooter...... 3,822 777 $890.00 3 Petty, Derek J...... 779 $368.00 4 Aches And Pains...... 3,741 332 $585.00 4 Anderson, Alden P...... 775 $240.00 Odis Williams (534), David Barge 5 Staying Alive...... 3,728 850 $430.00 5 Herman, Michael P...... 757 $170.00 (652), Yancy Alexander (678), and Joe 6 Shocker!...... 3,726 480 $350.00 6 Coleman, Chris W...... 755 $131.00 7 U Got Action...... 3,703 283 $309.00 7 Turner, Gregory L...... 749 $110.00 Queen (645) tallied 3,891 to capture 8 Cut Da Check #3...... 3,690 642 $285.00 8 Whitehead, Anthony R...... 748 $96.00 the Team Event in the NCAUSBCA 9 ALLSTARS 4...... 3,672 702 $265.00 9 Tsugawa, James J...... 743 $88.00 10 The Fatal Crew...... 3,666 831 $255.00 10 Matthews, Larryl A...... 740 $83.00 68th Annual Open Championship Tournament that was conducted in SCRATCH TEAM ALL EVENTS April at Bowl America Fairfax (team) 1 The World vs Us...... 3,440 $1,500.00 1 Norman, Samuel L, Jr...... 2,395 306 $650.00 and Bowl America Falls Church (sin- 2 U Got Action...... 3,420 $1,000.00 2 Holmes, Stephen P...... 2,382 453 $500.00 3 Aches And Pains...... 3,409 $600.00 3 Smith, Alex C...... 2,367 144 $370.00 gles & doubles). 4 Dream Team...... 3,395 $425.00 4 Napolitano, Austin M...... 2,355 987 $264.00 5 Bowl4Money.Com #1...... 3,367 $300.00 5 Pone, Jerry...... 2,351 201 $200.00 Meanwhile, a 3,440 score by “The 6 The Blockheads...... 3,312 $200.00 6 Stewart, Curtis M...... 2,314 396 $155.00 World vs Us” from Woodbridge, Va., 7 Ole One Eye...... 3,306 $150.00 7 Roy, Kevin A...... 2,306 210 $120.00 8 Wiley’s Coyotes...... 3,276 $100.00 8 Mercado, Jose O...... 2,290 534 $98.00 which consisted of Arthur Vroom Jr. 9 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... 2,277 96 $77.00 (700), Supachai Papee (642), Debbie Stradford, Fernando...... 2,277 267 $77.00 DOUBLES Myers-Barnes (728), Wilbert Windsor 1 Kim, Tom / Lion, Dale E...... 1,634 199 $1,200.00 SCRATCH ALL EVENTS (621), and Darryl Carreon (749) took 2 Heneghan, John / Heneghan, Patrick. 1,607 461 $900.00 1 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... 2,181 $750.00 3 Haddox, Barry / Mulitalo, Matthew...1,584 135 $585.00 home the Scratch Team title. 2 Campbell, Charles A...... 2,177 $600.00 4 Holmes, Stephen / Gillespie, Darell. 1,556 226 $410.00 3 Nelson, Marcus D...... 2,161 $500.00 Tom Kim (620) and Dale Lion (815) 5 Scott, Richard Sr / Stradford, Fernando.1,541 234 $305.00 4 Pone, Jerry...... 2,150 $445.00 6 Pone, Jerry / Peterson, Ricky A...... 1,515 75 $250.00 of Fairfax Station, Va., won the 5 Carreon, Darryl V...... 2,137 $390.00 7 Holyfield, Robert / Holyfield, Melissa.1,513 426 $220.00 6 Coleman, Chris W...... 2,132 $350.00 8 Herman, Michael / Campbell, Charles.1,5096 1 $200.00 Doubles division with a 1,634 score 7 Turner, Gregory L...... 2,130 $310.00 9 McNulty, Mark / Zentner, John P...... 1,506 83 $185.00 8 Keller, Joshua J...... 2,125 $275.00 that included a handicap of 199. The 10 Logan, Paul W / Gardner, Bennett K.1,503 162 $180.00 9 Wiley, Terry A...... 2,111 $250.00 Woodbridge, Va., duo of Michael Her- 10 Price, Michael J...... 2,109 $228.00 man and Charles Campbell secured SCRATCH DOUBLES the Scratch Doubles title with 1,493. 1 Herman, Michael / Campbell, Charles. 1,493 $600.00 55+ HANDICAP SINGLES 2 Spriggs, Ernest / Turner, Gregory L. 1,460 $400.00 1 Anderson, Alden P...... 820 45 $500.00 Matthew Warner of Upper Marl- 3 Pone, Jerry / Peterson, Ricky A...... 1,440 $370.00 2 Barron, Jesse L...... 797 148 $350.00 4 Nelson, Marcus D / Payne, Derek M.1,438 $334.00 boro, Md., was victorious in the 3 Jones, Frank H...... 793 62 $232.00 5 Kim, Tom / Lion, Dale E...... 1,435 $302.00 4 Stone, Clayton H...... 791 105 $157.00 Singles Event with 849 (690 scratch). 6 McNulty, Mark / Zentner, John P...... 1,423 $274.00 5 Cleveland, Robert W...... 779 51 $92.00 7 Parks, Cumberland / Holt, Ronald....1,408 $247.00 John Fillis of Stafford, Va., won his McClain-El, Larry D...... 779 121 $92.00 8 Price, Michael J / Fillis, John R...... 1,395 $223.00 7 Greene, Marc L...... 778 121 $55.00 9 Wagner, James / Coleman, Chris W.1,384 $200.00 second consecutive association 8 Adams, Harry J...... 768 54 $43.00 10 Blackmore, Andrew / Keller, Joshua.1,383 $178.00 championship, the Scratch Singles 9 Pugh, Floyd L Jr...... 765 72 $33.00 with a score of 795. 10 Williams, Odis L...... 762 210 $27.00 SINGLES Samuel Norman Jr., of Upper Marl- 1 Warner, Matthew D...... 849 159 $900.00 55+ HANDICAP ALL EVENTS 2 Lindwarm, Craig A...... 846 121 $468.50 boro was victorious in the All Events 1 Dale, Thomas E, Jr...... 2,263 459 $450.00 Holmes, Stephen P...... 846 151 $468.50 2 Whilden, Richard K...... 2,249 387 $300.00 with 2,395, while Paul Rumbaugh II 4 Melvin, Billy E...... 839 164 $283.00 3 Cleveland, Robert W...... 2,242 153 $185.00 5 Jasinski, David N...... 828 105 $218.00 of Stafford, Va., earned the Scratch Tapscott, Carolyn V...... 2,242 573 $185.00 6 Johnson, Keith D...... 822 40 $175.00 5 McGregor, Ronald A...... 2,223 324 $112.00 All Events with his 2,181 total. 7 Anderson, Alden P...... 820 45 $149.00 6 McClain-El, Larry D...... 2,220 363 $82.00 8 Fillis, John R...... 808 13 $132.00 A pair of Hall of Famers emerged 7 Williams, Kirk S...... 2,211 354 $65.00 9 Davis, Willie T...... 800 89 $117.00 8 Williams, Jerome H...... 2,208 249 $45.00 Boyce, Alicia J...... 8005 17 $117.00 victorious in the new prize catego- 9 Asbury, Ron K...... 2,201 339 $35.00 ries offered for bowlers 55 and older 10 Barge, David A...... 2,188 648 $30.00 that were sponsored by the Sports Plus/Carmen Don Pro Shop. Andy An- Stafford’s Tom Dale won the 55+ derson of Falls Church, Va., recorded Complete Tournament Handicap All Events with a 2,263 Prize List 820 (775 scratch) to take top honors (1,804). in the 55+ Handicap Singles, while See OPEN, page 10 8 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org Napolitano, Scott A Sr...... Team Mulitalo, Matthew S...... Singles Turner, Gregory L...... Singles 713 Cole, Chester L...... Singles 748 Hoang, Ngon...... Team Lawrence, Boyd E...... Team Whitehead, Anthony R...... Singles Mason, Craig S...... Singles 747 Sutphin, Wayne E...... Singles 712 Nelson, Marcus D...... Singles 745 Chulick, David C...... Doubles 711 Davis, Willie T...... Singles Cleveland, Robert W...... Doubles Rand, Thad A...... Team Khounesavath, Phouvilay... Doubles 709 Dembo, Neal R...... Team 744 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... Team Gorham, James M...... Singles THE LIST 743 Payne, Derek M...... Doubles Lee, Larry W...... Doubles Tsugawa, James J...... Singles 708 Johnson, Chris M...... Singles 740 Blanton, Brandon P...... Team Jones, Bobby L...... Team Below are the highest series and games Matthews, Larryl A...... Singles Schmal, Michael D...... Doubles rolled in this year’s NCAUSBCA Open Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... Doubles Thompson, Tubar...... Team Championship Tournament at Bowl 739 Khounesavath, Phouvilay... Singles 707 Lancaster, Timothy W...... Team America Fairfax (Team Event) and 737 Kolessides, John N...... Team Petty, Derek J...... Team Bowl America Falls Church (Singles & 736 Rand, Thad A...... Doubles Roy, Kevin A...... Singles Doubles). To, Chhoeun...... Singles Williams, James E Sr...... Team 735 Coleman, Chris W...... Doubles 706 Browne, Perry C...... Team SERIES Drake, Robert C...... Singles Chulick, David C...... Singles 824 Alvarado, Daniela...... Team McNulty, Mark...... Doubles Stradford, Fernando...... Team 815 Lion, Dale E...... Doubles 734 Lemmel, Charles S...... Singles 705 Messinese, Donald D...... Doubles 811 Smith, Alex C...... Team 733 Carter, Julian R...... Doubles Morgan, Michael B...... Singles 802 Smith, Alex C...... Doubles 732 Fillis, John R...... Team 704 Hodges, Glenard N...... Singles 796 Norman, Samuel L Jr...... Team Windsor, Allen...... Doubles 703 Armstrong, Carl D...... Singles 795 Fillis, John R...... Singles 731 Jones, Frank H...... Singles Cullum, Leon D...... Doubles 783 Manolis, Michael J...... Team 729 Campbell, Charles A...... Singles Lion, Dale E...... Team O’Neal, George C Jr...... Team 728 Campbell, Charles A...... Doubles Papee, Supachai...... Singles 782 Johnson, Keith D...... Singles Cleveland, Robert W...... Singles Ryan, David C...... Singles 780 Gray, Leon D...... Team Herman, Michael P...... Doubles Salvio, Carlos R...... Singles Pone, Jerry...... Doubles Myers-Barnes, Debbie J..... Team Starkey, Henry F...... Team 779 Cunningham, William F III. Team 726 Gibson, Reginald L Sr...... Team 702 Johnson, Chris M...... Team Petty, Derek J...... Singles Henderson, Bill F...... Doubles Trigos, Felipe F...... Team 775 Anderson, Alden P...... Singles Ryan, David C...... Team 701 Sloan, Robert C...... Team 774 Spriggs, Ernest W...... Doubles 725 Green, Mark K...... Team Walker, Arthur W...... Team 769 Riley, Michael J Jr...... Team Johnson, Keith D...... Doubles West, Nick J...... Doubles 768 Mulitalo, Matthew S...... Doubles Lindwarm, Craig A...... Singles 700 Alexander, James C Jr...... Doubles 765 Campbell, Charles A...... Doubles To, Chhoeun...... Singles Gorham, James M...... Team 761 Brooks, Tyrell J...... Team 723 Cavey, Brian R...... Doubles Lancaster, Timothy W...... Singles 760 Price, Michael J...... Doubles Jasinski, David N...... Singles Parker, Terrence A...... Doubles Trigos, Felipe F...... Doubles 722 Keller, Joshua J...... Team Vroom, Arthur L Jr...... Team 759 Wiley, Terry A...... Team Peterson, Ricky A...... Team Zentner, John P...... Singles 757 Herman, Michael P...... Singles Price, Michael J...... Singles Lanier, Jeffery A...... Team Szamborski, Brian E...... Team GAMES 755 Cole, Chester L...... Team 720 Cousin, Stanley III...... Singles 300 Alvarado, Daniela...... Team Coleman, Chris W...... Singles 719 Imbembo, Christopher J..... Singles Armstrong, Carl D...... Singles Fillis, John R...... Singles 718 Baziluik, Robert R...... Doubles Cunningham, William F III. Team 754 Nelson, Marcus D...... Team 717 Bell, Daniel A...... Singles Fillis, John R...... Singles Roy, Kevin A...... Team Keller, Joshua J...... Singles Gray, Leon D...... Team 752 Stradford, Fernando...... Doubles Stewart, Deloid M...... Singles Johnson, Keith D...... Singles 751 Bland, Kenneth J Jr...... Team 716 Parks, Cumberland A...... Doubles Manolis, Michael J...... Team 750 Moore, Wayne D...... Team 715 Carreon, Darryl V...... Doubles Norman, Samuel L Jr...... Team 749 Carreon, Darryl V...... Team Szamborski, Brian E...... Doubles Riley, Michael J Jr...... Team Gardner, Bennett K...... Doubles 714 Adams, Harry J...... Singles Sloan, Robert C...... Team Morgan, Michael B...... Doubles www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 9 Hall of Famers Andy Anderson (left) and Tom Dale each won a title in Bob Ashley counts money as he the new prize categories for bowlers ages 55 and older. Anderson won prepares a brackets payoff. the “55+ Handicap Singles,” while Dale captured the “55+ Handicap All Events.” 68TH ANNUAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT IMAGES OPEN, from page 8 Tournament Notebook – The new “55+” prize categories were generally well received by the bowlers. … Daniela Alvarado, Arlington, Va., whose 824 was the event’s high series, tossed the only female perfecto among 10 recorded. … Several Tournament Director Ronald McGregor listens to a bowlers had complimentary words point made by Kirk Williams. about the restrooms at Fairfax. Said one female: “It was so nice in there, it makes me want to go back!” … A tournament task force was initiated by Bob Ashley to look into making our tournaments better for bowlers. We invite comments and suggestions from participants on ways to make the association tournaments more bowler-friendly. … The 2014 Open Championship Tournament will be conducted at The Lanes Fort Meade (Team) and Bowl America Shirley (Singles & Doubles) March 29-30 and April 5-6 and 12-13.

A dejected Brandon Blanton turns away after a 10-pin ends his hopes of a perfect game on the final toss of his first game in the Team Event at Bowl America Fairfax. 10 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org ENTRY FORM 32nd annual senior tournament

USBC CERTIFIED

Sponsored by NATION’S CAPITAL AREA USBC ASSOCIATION

Parkland Bowl 5700 Silver Hill Road Forestville, MD 20747 301/735-5800

TOURNAMENT DATES AND TIMES

Team, Singles, or Doubles may be bowled during any of the following times: (Opening Ceremony: Saturday, October 19 at 11:00 AM)

Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013 11:30 AM * 2:30 PM Sunday, Oct. 20, 2013 11:00 AM 2:00 PM Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013 11:00 AM * 2:00 PM Sunday, Oct. 27, 2013 11:00 AM 2:00 PM

* Limited lane availability for Saturday morning squads

ENTRY FEE: $26.00 per person, per event (Optional Handicap All Events: $5.00) (Optional Scratch All Events: $10.00)

ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 14, 2013

NO WALK-INS PERMITTED

TOURNAMENTTOURNAMENT MANAGER: MANAGER: HazelHazel A. Wallace A. Wallace • •703/606-6203 703/606-6203 • [email protected]• [email protected] what age or experience the bowler. ASK BOB • BOB KORTH The touring pros take lessons and work on their game all the time; they must to stay competitive. If they need coaching, why not you You write these tips: or me? Why do you need lessons?

other hand, will not take a lesson to Q. I saw in a recent article that you took Q. I have been bowling for five years gain 10 pins of average. some lessons. Why? You write these tips. now. My average is 163 and has not I am 71 years old and have bowled Why do you need lessons? improved for at least two years. I have for 60 years. I have averaged over 200 bought several new balls and a spare ball every year for 52 consecutive years, but nothing changes. How can I get over and I need lessons at times to get or A. I am glad you asked this ques- this hump? tion. I don’t care how long you have keep my game together. bowled. I don’t care how much you This time was to regain the ball know about bowling. I don’t care how good you are or think you are. No one Getting better at spares will raise your knows everything, and you certainly can’t see yourself in the act of bowl- average quicker than anything else. ing. What you think you are doing is not always what you are doing. For speed I have lost since getting older. some unknown reason, many bowl- I got tips from my lessons at Kegel ers seem to think the game is easy and with my coaching friend Ron A. First and foremost, read the an- and lessons are not needed. Clifton from North Carolina that have swer above. Along with this advice, Those of you who golf would not gained me about two miles per hour please take this to heart: Listen to hesitate to take golf lessons to get of ball speed. what a coach tells you. Try it, even even a stroke better. Bowlers, on the Lessons from qualified coaches can if at first it feels strange or you think improve anybody’s game, no matter it is not working. Change takes time. Then work very hard on your spares. At the 160 to 190 level, the holdup encountered in average building is caused by the spare making ability. Getting better at spares will raise  Check Your Knowledge your average quicker than anything else. Just one extra spare a game 1. Who was elected NCAUSBCA’s fifth vice president for the 2013- equals 10 pins plus in average—not 2014 season? counting the fact that as you get 2. He writes the “Ask Bob” column in this publication. more accurate at spares, you will also 3. True or False: A bowler who deliberately fouls is credited with get more accuracy on the first ball. seven pins for that frame. This will get you more strikes. 4. True or False: USBC offers a separate Sport award for a 600 series. Don’t let the cost of lessons deter 5. This center will host NCAUSBCA’s 2013 Senior Tournament. you from taking 6 to 10 of them 6. Yes or No: Is center management allowed to attend a league meeting? that will cost you less than that new 7. Yes or No: Can isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol be used on a bowling ball—and lessons last a lifetime. ball during league or tournament play? 8. What is NCAUSBCA’s two-letter code for AMF Annandale? 9. True or False: A vacancy in any office shall be filled by the board Q. I want to practice more, but I can’t of directors. afford more than about four to five 10. True or False: Any pinfall resulting from a ball rebounding from a games a week. Is there a way to practice

rear cushion is legal. for less?

Bowl; 6, Yes; 7, Yes; 8, AD; 9, True; 10, False 10, True; 9, AD; 8, Yes; 7, Yes; 6, Bowl; ANSWERS: 1, Ronald Holton; 2, Bob Korth; 3, False; 4, False; 5, Parkland Parkland 5, False; 4, False; 3, Korth; Bob 2, Holton; Ronald 1, ANSWERS:

See KORTH, page 13 12 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org Amara Smith-Speights wins KORTH, from page 12 A. Ask at your local center if there Va. State Pepsi title by huge are any special days that bowling is offered for less. Many have specials, margin in “perfect” season especially in the summer months. Some centers offer special rates for league bowlers. Some centers sell A 330-pin divisional victory earlier to improve—even watching bowling cards with blocks of 25, 50, or 100 this year in the state finals of the Vir- on YouTube—and her record dem- games paid up front for less money ginia State Pepsi USBC Youth Champi- onstrates success in her endeavors. per game. onships is among the latest bowling In successive youth league seasons You can also get the most out of accomplishments at Bowl America your practice dollar by shooting your of Amara Smith- Woodbridge be- spares first and the strike ball sec- Speights, 12, a ginning in 2008- ond. For example, shoot the 10-pin sixth-grader at Rip- 2009, her average first and then at the pocket with the pon Middle School has advanced from next ball. This will get you twice as in Woodbridge, Va., 110 to 142 to 164 many shots for the same money. where she has been to 174 to 201 this What do you get for a strike in a straight “A” stu- past season, when practice? You get one shot instead of dent the past three she also averaged two. years and a player 200 in the Sunday on the junior varsi- Youth Adult League ty basketball team. at Bowl America Q. I have always been amazed that a 15- She entered the Woodbridge and or 16-pound ball would deflect as much competition at AMF 161 in the Youth as it does when contacting a 3½-pound Hanover in Mechan- Travel Scholarship Amara Smith-Speights pin. Do you know how this happens? icsville, Va., with a (Sport) League. 193 average and began with a 603 Amara, whose favorite pro bowlers three-game total, then ran away from are Pete Weber, Scott Norton, and A. The pin is sitting on a base of the field with games of 246-238-205 Kelly Kulick, appreciates the support about two inches in diameter. The (689) to secure her title and $425 in she receives from her favorite bowl- part of the ball touching the lane is scholarship funds. er—her mother, Teri Smith—and extremely small, so when it contacts This occurred shortly after Amara from Barry Clark, manager of Bowl the pin, the weight of the pin plus the scored her first career perfect game America Woodbridge. amount of surface it sits on has a de- at Bowl America Woodbridge on There’s sure to be more written flection effect on the ball because of March 23, 2013, a day she called the about this youngster’s bowling ef- that small amount of surface the ball greatest of her life. The perfecto forts in the days ahead. sits on. helped her earn the NCAUSBCA Tri- Not to mention the ball has just ple Crown Award in the Strike Force rolled down a lane with oil on the League, in which she averaged 201 surface of the lane which the ball and also recorded her highest of four picks up. This reduces the amount 700 series during the season, 791. of friction between the ball and the Having earlier qualified for her first lane even more. North Pointe Junior Gold Champion- ships that recently took place in De- Ask Bob a question troit, she competed in the “Under 15 Girls” category and tied for 72nd place in a field of 169, averaging 163.4 for “Like” us on 15 qualifying games on the demand- ing lane conditions. Facebook: Amara, who started bowling at age 5 under the tutelage of her grandfa- facebook.com/ncausbca ther, Bruce Smith, is always striving www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 13 MESSAGE, from page 5 The organizational meeting is your Our Back Pages time to speak out on how you want to shape the league for the coming 5 Years Ago season. Make the time to attend, and  Terry Wiley is the subject of the “Mini-Bio.” don’t hold back on your questions.  “Bowling 101” columnist Harlin Matkins reminds bowlers to focus on one Most fall/winter leagues last 30 or problem at a time. more weeks; an hour or two of your time is worth investing for some- 10 Years Ago thing that lasts eight to nine months  Joe Tremper, who recently set an association record with his 874 series in the Men’s Continental league at AMF Laurel, is the subject of the “Mini-Bio.” of the year.  Jae Choi, general manager of U.S. Bowling, talks about his job in the first year It has been my pleasure to serve as of the center in the “BOWL Magazine Interview.” president of your association for the 2012-2013 bowling season. Please 15 Years Ago give Gene Mays, my successor, the  Raymond Bernstein, 5, scores a 181 game and 455 series in the Little Rascals support that you all have accorded league at AMF Centreville. me this past season.  Gary “Guru” Parsons wins the $1,000 top prize in Tournament Concepts’ As always, feel free to contact me Match Play Scratch Roll-off at Potomac Lanes. with any questions or comments. May you strike out often and be 20 Years Ago spared of any splits.  Rodney Cahow (718) and Tim Colley (793) are the association’s Scratch Doubles champions with their record 1,511 total at AMF Alexandria. Colley also wins the Scratch All Events title with 2,114 and has the highest Gold Pin award series with 826 at Bowl America Shirley. MEMO, from page 6  Anthony Whitehead captures the Youth 600 Club Spring Classic at Riverdale Bowl with a 585 series. tended in recent memory with four inductees; this year, there are five 25 Years Ago (see page 3). Come out and support  The area prepares to welcome the world’s best women bowlers as the Ladies our new inductees, and let’s make Pro Bowlers Tour visits Fair Lanes Capital Plaza. this a really special event.  In his annual “Wish List,” “Shop Talk” columnist Jerry Francomano wishes I can’t stress enough how impor- “Bo Burton allows us to take some Rolaids before giving us his “Tip of the tant it is to attend the jamborees/ Week.” league officer meetings. This is the time to go over things that caused 30 Years Ago problems last season, meet and es-  Fredericksburg’s Ray Shackelford earns $7,500 as runner-up to Bob Handley tablish a rapport with your lane rep- in the PBA Houston Open.  A. Jane Timmons averages 197.4 for 16 games to win the Virginia Bowling resentative, and change or amend Queens event in Leesburg. league rules, etc. We maintain a list of unpaid bowl- 35 Years Ago ers on our Web site. Secretaries will  Noting the large number of suspension hearings recently held regarding want to check this list regularly to bowlers who have left leagues while owing money, the “From the Editor’s make sure your league bowlers are Desk” column by Bob Hennessy suggests that a “no arrearages” rule would not on this list. USBC shortly will eliminate this problem if strictly enforced. begin instituting suspension proce-  Jim Robinette tops the Virginia Masters league in average with 201. dures for any bowlers that have not paid membership for the 2012-2013 40 Years Ago season.  Bea Bennie is reelected to the Women’s International Bowling Congress Lastly, we seek assistance from board of directors. bowlers who have skills as Web de- signers and fund raisers to see what 45 Years Ago we can do to improve the products  BOWL Magazine ends its second year of publication with “A Salute to the the association has to offer. Juniors” cover story. eMail Ronald McGregor 14 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org Ward victorious at Bowl McColloch, Stringfield win America Youth of the Year Bowl America Star of the Year Grand Finals Grand Finals DIVISION A (165+ avg) Center Avg Series POA Prize Chris Ward of Bowl America Bull Run 1. Mike McColloch...... Eastern 189 649 82 Trip To Vegas 2. Jamie Liptock...... Glen Burnie 166 553 55 Samsung Galaxy2 WIFI Tablet was among the five divisional cham- 3. Ray Marquardt...... Falls Church 171 557 44 Nikon Coolpix Digital Camera pions at Bowl America’s Youth of the 4. Lewis Ensminger III.....Gaithersburg 192 605 29 Hitachi 12v Cordless Drill Year Grand Finals Tournament held 5. Brandon Green...... Manassas 212 661 25 Linds Deluxe Three-Ball Roller June 9 at Bowl America Shirley. 6. Martin O’Connell...... Dranesville 166 519 21 Igloo Rolling Cooler Tim Dzon...... Shirley 200 621 21 Linds Deluxe Two-Ball Roller All of the participants, who shared 8. Theresa Lafleur...... Short Pump 166 508 10 Motorola Bluetooth Headset in the scholarship prizes totaling 9. Eva Jones...... Midlothian 177 522 -9 $25 Gift Card: Sears $2,300, won monthly and yearly 10. Roger Orfield...... Southwest 171 464 -49 AT&T Phone Set & Answering System competitions at his or her home cen- 11. Tom Shank...... Woodbridge 194 509 -73 $25 Gift Card: Apple App Store 12. Bennett Gardner...... Fairfax 208 549 -75 $25 Gift Card: Fandango Movies ter to qualify for the Grand Finals, 13. Kevin Brennan...... Bull Run 172 436 -80 Cree LED Flashlight Set before which each individual was 14. Mike Wenzell...... Chantilly 186 440 -118 $25 Gift Card: Applebee’s presented with a personalized shirt 15. Steve Kephart...... Burke 204 491 -121 $25 Gift Card: Dunkin Donuts to wear while bowling. DIVISION B (164- avg) Center Avg Series POA Prize BUMPERS 1. Jessica Stringfield...... Eastern 119 559 202 Trip to Vegas 2. James Theuer...... Chantilly 183 699 150 Westinghouse 32” LED TV 1, Anela Trites, Southwest, 3. Traci Webster...... Woodbridge 100 367 67 Magellan Portable GPS 80 average/197 total (37 4. Rudy Pruitt...... Shirley 127 431 50 Coleman 4 Person Tent pins over average), $100 5. Dee Jeffrey...... Falls Church 145 468 33 Sony Blu-Ray Player (scholarship); 2, Cameron 6. Michele Johnson...... Glen Burnie 132 403 7 Mr. Coffee 12-Cup Coffee Maker Freeman, Shirley, 75/162 7. Steve Tabackman...... Fairfax 159 480 3 Taylor Digital Scale (12), $75; 3, Joshua Potter, 8. Donna McCracken...... Dranesville 141 424 1 Pebble Beach Umbrella Set Woodbridge, 84/168 (0), 9. Anna Shideler...... Gaithersburg 142 417 -9 Linds Deluxe One Ball Roller $50; 4, Kiyoshi Jackson, Gaithersburg, Jaclyn Jackson...... Southwest 162 477 -9 $25 Gift Card: Olive Garden 78/155 (-1), $40; 5, Kason Howe, Eastern, 11. Derek Blair...... Short Pump 162 467 -19 EcoExtreme Waterproof Speaker Case 12. David Fields...... Midlothian 160 457 -23 $25 Gift Card: Applebee’s 83/163 (-3), $30; 6, Kayla Brewer, Glen 13. Kimberly Brennan...... Bull Run 140 366 -54 Cozumel Chip & Dip Set Burnie, 97/190 (-4), $25; 7, Jamie Bailey, Bull 14. Catherine Kephart...... Burke 153 355 -104 Auto Spa Car Wash System Run, DNB, $25; 8, Aiden Ruhala, Manassas, DNB, $25. $40; 5, Jessica Barone, Falls Church, 107/388 $25; 9, Jayla Webster, Woodbridge, 145/417 BANTAMS (67), $30; 6, Teagan McKay, Southwest, (-18), $25; 10, Kenzie Hylton, Shirley, 117/325 67/250 (49), $25; 7, Hannah Cowan, (-26), $25; 11, Jakob Burns, Southwest, 1, Joseph Mosher, Eastern, Dranesville, 130/423 (33), $25; 8, Chance 198/545 (-49), $25; 12, Curtis Payne, Bull 97/355 (64), $100; 2, DJ Richardson, Woodbridge, 125/404 (29), $25; Run, DNB, $25; 13, Jeffrey Webb, Manassas, Thompson, Midlothian, 9, Payton Amos, Eastern, 99/321 (24), $25; DNB, $25. 63/247 (58), $75; 3, 10, Hunter Holbrook, Bull Run, 149/467 (20), Alexander Armstrong, $25; 11, Holly Johnson, Chantilly, 85/251 (-4), Chantilly, 68/241 (37), $50; 4, SENIORS $25; 12, Breanne Reber, Short Pump, 116/337 Kalle Grimes, Gaithersburg, 1, Chris Ward, Bull Run, (-11), $25; 13, Aldo Falla, Bull Run, 138/364 83/282 (33), $40; 5, Devin Britton, Glen 198/659 (65), $100; 2, (-50), $25; 14, Amethyst Pennington, Shirley, Burnie, 58/206 (32), $30; 6, Andrew Pearce, Logan Epperly, Gaithersburg, 152/390 (-66), $25. Dranesville, 94/296 (14) $25; 7, Ben Martin, 157/512 (41), $75; 3, Nicholas Falls Church, 120/352 (-8), $25; 8, Devin Doerry, Burke, 127/421 (40), Dorris, Woodbridge, 91/261 (-12), $25; 9, JUNIORS $50; 4, Brianna Monaghan, Anthony Gentry, Southwest, 110/274 (-56), 1, Hope Harrington, Mid- Dranesville, 160/510 (30), $25; 10, Corbin Payne, Bull Run, DNB, $25; lothian, 115/499 (154), $40; 5, Eleanor Lee, Short Pump, 170/527 11, Edward Watts, Manassas, DNB, $25. $100; 2, Connor Raulerson, (17), $30; 6, Matthew Brinkmeyer, Glen Eastern, 127/481 (100), Burnie, 168/482 (-22), $25; 7, Melissa Ortega, PREPS $75; 3, Douglas Baitinger, Woodbridge, 180/509 (-31), $25; 8, Alec Burke, 120/434 (74), $50; 4, Howser, Chantilly, 176/479 (-49), $25; 9, 1, Tiona Moore, Midlothian, Logan Maged, Dranesville, Veronica Yates, Eastern, 148/372 (-72), $25; 84/366 (114), $100; 2, Nakyia 136/434 (26), $40; 5, Oliver Lesjak, Falls 10, Joseph Jackson, Southwest, 199/518 Middleton, Gaithersburg, Church, 122/391 (25), $30; 6, Lisa Dove, (-79), $25; 11, Corey Huffman, Manassas, 85/353 (98), $75; 3, Joshua Gaithersburg, 118/367 (13), $25; 7, Tony 199/506 (-91), $25; 12, Austin Everett, Shirley, Couch, Manassas, 88/343 Taylor Jr., Glen Burnie, 173/531 (12), $25; 8, DNB, $25. (79), $50; 4, Colin Parsons, Demarco Thomas, Chantilly, 119/342 (-15), Glen Burnie, 93/349 (70), www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 15 ASSOCIATION Spriggs, Ernest W - PK011 Randall, Daniel N - CR016 Williams, Monique A - CA010 Ryan, David C - SL011 HONOR SCORE 815 Curtis, Edward S II - MH013 803 Brown, Sullivan Jr - ME004 AWARDS Haar, David K - BU005 Darden, Ira J Jr - CA010 Lion, Dale E - FC ** Kolessides, John N - CYS02 800 Series Perry, John L - CYS02 Pongrace, David M - FA004 814 McLane, Thomas A - LC007 Sweet, Marlon - BA006 879 Reinhart, Thomas W - GB001 812 Bevenour, Shawn F - WB004 802 Bernardo, Adrian J - SL011 848 Hall, Bobby V II - CA010 Jones, Rory T - LC007 Friendly, Oscar S - CYS02 837 Burchfield, Michael E - CY014 To, Chhoeun - SL002 Maddox, Xavier M - PX005 836 Stocks, Michael R - LB004 Windsor, Wilbert A - CYS02 Murabito, Vince F - WBS06 (2) 834 Camp, Jeffery A - CY004 811 Gibson, Reginald L Jr - LA002 Smith, Alex C - FC ** 831 Bustle, Nicholas S - CY006 Smith, Alex C - FA ** 801 Hahn, Stephen E - DR002 829 Blackmore, Andrew R - SL001 810 Herman, Michael P - WB019 Lee, Kenneth W Sr - LC009 828 Giannavola, Joseph - CY014 LaBranche, Mark A - BR015 Miller, Scott L - FC011 827 Bradley, James R Jr - LC012 Lee, Kenneth W Sr - LCS04 Paige, Michael A - DC004 Jones, Kenneth R - MA001 808 Schweiger, Jeffery M - FA002 Smith, Derek T - CA010 Keller, Joshua J - SL001 Spain, Frank L II - MH009 Workman, Ronald W - WA022 826 Brooks, Tyrell J - LA014 807 Strickland, Michael - PK010 800 Fuller, Kenneth W - WA017 Goodwin, Eric P - GB001 806 Drake, Robert C - MA004 Nelson, Marcus D - MHS03 Snyder, Dominick M - CR014 805 Baziluik, Robert R - WB009 Peterson, Sean R - WBS06 825 Nelson, Marcus D - CA014 Lowe, Kenneth E Jr - CAS04 Reinhart, Thomas W - GB007 824 Alvarado, Daniela - FA ** Manolis, Michael J - FC002 Windsor, Richard T Sr - LC010 823 Boyd, Michael J - SL002 Marsico, Michael S - LC009 Bruffey, Scott B - WB017 McLane, Thomas A - CYS02 822 Ashmore, Matthew T - MA003 300 Game Reed, David M - LC007 Williams, Fero K - PK005 Alvarado, Daniela - FA ** Thompson, Ronald L - PK005 821 Best, Eugene R III - WA003 Anderson, Marie Y - BE006 804 Alvarado, Daniela - FC011 Isaac, Alphonzo - PK005 Anderson, Shawn L - MH009 Curtis, Edward S II - MH013 820 Snyder, Dominick M - CR014 Andrejack, Michael J - WBS06 Lee, Herman E Jr - BA011 817 Ritter, James H - GB001 Andrews, Ernest E - PK010 Marsico, Michael S - LC007 816 Herman, Michael P - CYS02 Armstrong, Carl D - FC ** Asbury, Michael W - GB011 Bache, Michael E - WBS06 HONOR SCORE CENTERS Baker, Francis J - MH027 (this issue, based on listed scores) Baniwas, Julian A - GB005 Bean, William F III - BR002 Benson, Timothy E - LC012 CHANTILLY 29 Bernett, Darren N - MH027 Bernstein, Raymond S Jr - CY004 Blatt, Brian A - WBS01 Blue, Brandon K - PK013 CAPITAL PLAZA 28 Bowers, Jesse R III - PK001 Bradley, James R Jr - LC012 (3) Bressler, Brandon A - CR004 Briggs, Robert L Jr - MH027 MARLOW HEIGHTS 27 Brown, Herbert M - CA010 Brown, Monte F - CR024 Brown, Sullivan Jr - ME004 (2) PARKLAND 25 Bruffey, Scott B - WB004 Burch, Athan W - WBS06 Burchfield, Michael E - CY014 Burt, James C - CYS03 LORD CALVERT / WOODBRIDGE 24 Bustle, Wayne T - CY006 Byrd, Antwain M - SL011 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Campbell, Charles A - DC004 16 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org Campbell, Rashard D - CA010 Hunt, Micheal L - MH019 / MH013 Powers, Keith B - BR007 Carte, Timothy L - CR003 Hurst, Jennifer L - LC019 Reed, David M - LC007 Carter, Julian R - BR007 Isaac, Alphonzo - PK005 Reinhart, Thomas W - GB001 (3) / GB007 Casey, Kimberly G - PK010 Jefferis, Anthony D - BA010 Riley, George D Jr - CA004 Chavis, Andre E - CR001 Johnson, Cynthia R - CA013 Riley, Michael J Jr - FA ** / SL011 / SL002 Clark, Artavius C - MH027 Johnson, James L - MH027 / CAS01 Riley, Steven C - PK005 Clark, Samuel A Jr - GB013 Johnson, Keith D - FC ** Scott, Roland T - WAS01 Clarke, Joey M - WB020 Johnson, Norman L - CA010 Sloan, Robert C - MH013 / FA ** Coleman, Chris W - LA002 Jones, Kenneth R - MA001 (2) Smallwood, John W Sr - PK001 Cowart, Shawn C - GB007 Joy, Patrick A - BA010 Smith, Daniel C - CR003 Crookston, Jeremy D - WBS06 / CYS02 Keller, Joshua J - SL001 Smith, Derek T - CA007 / CA010 Crookston, Sean R - BU011 Kinney, Alonso J Jr - MHS03 Smith, Ronald O - AX013 Crossett, Chris L - CY014 Kreamer, Jerry R - FC008 Snyder, Dominick M - CR014 (3) / CR007 Cully, Garrison D Jr - CR007 Kyler, Gerald B - PK004 Stewart, LaWanda R - CA010 Cummings, Len J - CA010 LaBranche, Mark A - BR015 Stocks, Michael R - DR007 / LB004 Cunningham, William F III - FA ** Lane, Lonnie Jr - MH016 Sutton, Stephanie M - BR002 Dakes, Christopher M - CR001 Lawson, Edward S Jr - BAS01 Taylor, Adonas L - CA007 / CAS04 Davis, Warren L Jr - LA002 Leatherman, David J - SL002 Taylor, James L - MH013 DeSordi, Steven P - WB019 Lee, Kenneth W Sr - LC009 To, Chhoeun - SL002 Diggs, Verra B - MH002 Lee, Michael B - BA002 Tragert, John G - GBS03 Donahue, Thomas S - BR002 Lee, Richard B - PK013 Trigos, Felipe - FC011 Downs, Harold J - DR006 Lindwarm, Craig A - FC011 Turner, Gregory L - PK011 / CAS04 Drake, Robert C - MA004 / CYS02 Locke, Dwayne L - WB003 Warboy, Michael J - CR023 Drury, Matthew - LC012 Lockett, Vincent P II - WAS01 Ward, Derek L - WA022 Fell, Todd J - CY020 Lopez, Geovel A - WB009 Weaver, Gerald S II - MH027 Figlioli, Vito J - DR002 Love, Alphonso - PK005 Welbon, Jonathan D - GB007 Fillis, John R - FC ** Lowe, Kenneth E Jr - PK005 / SL001 (2) Whitt, David A - GB005 / GBS02 Foor, Donald L - FAS01 Mackey, Robert L Jr - LC012 Wiggins, Warren J - CA010 Franklin, Terri A - MHS02 Manolis, Michael J - FC003 / FC002 (2) Wigglesworth, Roger D - MH026 Fuller, Jonathan L - GB007 / GBS03 FA ** Wilcox, Jeffrey W - FC002 Fusco, Charles A - MHS03 Marbach, Jody A - GB001 Wiley, Terry A - SL002 Gardner, Michael S - BU009 Marsico, Michael S - CA010 / LC009 (2) Williams, Fero K - PK005 Giannavola, Joseph - CY014 LC007 Williams, Jerome H - MH019 Goodall, Robert P - SL011 Martin, David W - WB005 Williams, Larry A - PK006 Goodwin, Eric P - GB001 McCray, Rajsaun A - MH027 Williams, Monique A - CA010 Gray, Leon D - FA ** Medlock, Aaron S II - MH015 / MHS03 Wilson, Jeffrey A - FA004 Green, Noah E - CYS02 Middleton, Michael D - PK012 Windsor, Wilbert A - SL002 / SL011 Greene, Gregg W - CA007 / CAS04 Miller, Christopher D - WA017 SL001 / CYS02 (2) CAS01 Mintzer, Michael C - CYS02 Woodson, Benjamin A Jr - CYS03 Greene, Richard I - MH016 Moore, Wayne D - WB009 Workman, Ronald W - WA022 Griffith, Les A - LC017 Mouton, Edward W - PK001 Hagan, David M Jr - GB012 / GB007 Moylan, John S Jr - WBS06 Hairston, Jonathan D - WAS05 Murabito, Vince F - WBS06 YOUTH Hall, Bobby V II - CA010 Napper, Mark A - SL002 Hardy, John E - PK005 Neal, David A - CA013 800 Series Harris, Robert E - CY012 Nelson, Marcus D - MHS03 801 Zweiban, David E - BR101 Hatton, Jesse T III - SL001 Norman, Samuel L Jr - FA ** Hawkins, John C - PK005 Noyes, Larry R - CYS03 Herman, Joe M - WB009 Nusbaum, Delbert J Jr - PX006 ** = NCAUSBCA 68th Annual Open Herman, Michael P - CYS02 Parker, William S Sr - CA004 Championship Tournament Hockenberry, Kenneth E - MA005 Pease, Brandon D - LC012 Holmes, Leroy M Jr - BA002 Peeler, Charles Sr - CR023 Holt, Ronald A - PK005 Perry, John L - CY014 / CYS02 Hood, Christopher G - LCS04 Petty, Bud - WB017 Howze, Brian M - PKS04 Phillips, Michael C - WB009 www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 17 Calendar of Events Tournament Roundup AUGUST PBA50 Edac Systems Yorktown, Va., 11 – NCAUSBCA Board Meeting South Open (Dave Sill, Titusville, Fla., $1,500) – 3, Terry Wiley, Vienna, Va., SEPTEMBER $700; 4, Lee Brosius, Ashburn, Va., 8 – NCAUSBCA Board Meeting $700; 10, Paul Rumbaugh (guest), 28-29, October 5-6, 12-13, 26-27, Stafford, Va., $500. November 2-3, 9-10 – Virginia State USBC 2013 Senior Tournament in PBA50 Mil-Ray Foods Eastern Lynchburg. Open, Cherry Hill, N.J. (Stephen Pavlinko, Sewell, N.J., $1,500) – 12, Howard Hiob receives a USBC ring OCTOBER David Kneas, Annapolis, $500. from Vice Presdent Hazel Wallace 5 – NCAUSBCA Hall of Fame Din- for his perfect game rolled earlier ner and Induction Celebration at 3rd Annual PBA Wil- this year in the Merchants Mixed Club Meade, Fort Meade, Md. son & Sons Termite league at Bowl America Wood- 19 – NCAUSBCA Board Meeting Pest Control Super bridge. 19-20, 26-27 – NCAUSBCA 32nd Senior South Open, Annual Senior Tournament at Park- Mooresville, N.C. (Bill land Bowl. McCorkle, Westerville, Ross Ohio, $1,900) – 4, Ross New Holiday McDonald McDonald, Clarksville, Triple Doubles event NOVEMBER Md., $900; 27, Lee Brosius, $400. 9-10, 16-17 – NCAUSBCA 4th An- deemed a success nual Mixed Tournament in Support PBA50 Riverside Lanes Danville The 1st Holiday Triple Doubles of BVL at Bowl America Shirley. South Open (Jeff Bellinger, Columbia, Tournament sponsored by Hazel 16 – NCAUSBCA Board Meeting S.C., $1,600) – 23, Lee Brosius (super Wallace and held May 25-27 senior), $250; 27, George Ennis (ss), at Parkland Bowl included 52 DECEMBER California, Md., $250. handicap teams and 19 scratch 15 – NCAUSBCA Board Meeting teams. A total of $2,130 in prize money was distributed to the winners. Kevin Lomax bowled a 300 game during the event’s fifth squad on May 27. The official prize list: Handi- cap Teams – 1, Samantha Swin- son, Brandon Blue, Lamont Thomas (2,149), $525; 2, Thom- as Neal, LaWanda Stewart, Tracy Montague (2,141), $405; 3, Roselle Swails, Valerie Shack- elford, William Olfus (2,125), $270; 4, Roselle Swails, Cher- yl Randolph, Barbara Wright (2,085), $210; 5. Michael Wat- son, Brian Massie, Anthony Wil- liams (2,082), $150. ... Scratch Teams – 1, Samantha Swinson, CHIP HAMILTON CHIP Tyler Hamilton (right) accepts a championship plaque from Chuck Pez- Brandon Blue, Lamont Thomas zano after recently winning the Handicap Division of the Junior Bowlers (1,937), $360; 2, Marcus Alex- Tour Challenge Tournament at Brunswick Zone Carolier in North Bruns- ander, Deloid Stewart, Kevin wick, N.J. Hamilton, who was an Invitational finalist this year, also earned Lomax (1,847), $210. a $1,100 scholarship. 18 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2013 www.ncausbca.org OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

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