April 15, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday, April 15, 2010 Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 Bowling With Class by Nathaniel McCall PBA Experience Showdown by Jason Thomas MURRIETTA—Bowling will have Limousine service to has always been a passion of and from the ship from a des- ARLINGTON—It was a per, Scorpion and Cheetah), mine since I was 13 years old. ignated location. There will be tradition unlike any other... then sit down and watch as the My Mother and Dad taught me cash give away at the awards well, not exactly. But at least rest of the competitors took how to bowl, and once I start- ceremony for those who did the star players of the PBA their turns doing the same. Af- ed, I never could put the ball not cash out in the tourna- Tour didn’t scream out pro- ter two rotations, each player down. I was a scorekeeper for ment. fanities and berate themselves would have a complete game, bowling leagues through out My plans are for this to be after each shot like a certain with the top two scorers ad- my high school years. Once I one of the largest tournaments fallen from grace golfer during vancing to a five-frame cham- went to college I still managed of it kind in three years. The this Sunday’s PBA Experience pionship match. to find a way to bowl even pay outs will only grow from Showdown. Mr. Reuer, who we learned while being a starter on my here. For the first time ever (how had quite an interesting back- college football team. By making this an All- many times have we heard that story of survival (a birth defect I say all of this just let you Inclusive tournament which phrase uttered this season?) the caused him to undergo numer- know how much I love bowl- means you can eat as many Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour ous surgeries) got off to a poor ing. One of the reasons I de- meals as you like and have all invited the winners of each of start (an open frame after a cided to have a tournament the non-alcohol beverages (ex- the five animal patterns (Norm washout on the Shark), but Duke - Cheetah, Bill O’Neill - bounced back with a strike on was I wanted to do something cluding soda) you want, attend PBA Experience Champion Rhino Page special for the bowlers that has any of the shows on the ship, Chameleon, Rhino Page - Vi- the Chameleon. He then con- never been done before. and for those that like casino per, Mike DeVaney - Scorpion Reuer, who survived the to go first, but I am sure that verted a 2-7 split before fin- We are geared up to make action; well that will be there and Jack Jurek - Shark), plus nationwide qualifying process it couldn’t have helped his ishing with another spare and this a special event that will al- to. I look forward to seeing one lucky (well, at least until that involved membership in chances or his nerves). then a strike on the Cheetah. low bowlers to have a unique you on the cruise. Log on to the poor guy started bowl- one of the fast-multiplying The format was for all The pros then each had bowling experience, and an Mccallgroupcruises.com for ing) amateur (Kevin Reuer) to PBA Experience leagues, was players to throw one frame on their turns, with Bill O’Neill All-Inclusive Vacation, for more details. participate in a unique special thrown straight into the fire each of the five animal pat- holding a slight lead over them and their families. We See our ad on page 7. event. (not sure how he got picked terns (Shark, Chameleon, Vi- continued on page 11 “Strive For Five” owling ews Should Be USBC’s La Habra “300” Bowl Celebrates 50 years B N Rally Cry at LA HABRA—Saturday, to adults and children who are and WPB Champion Virginia May 1st, La Habra 300 Bowl victims of domestic violence. Norton. Entry into the bowl Honor Roll Convention will celebrate 50 years in the The WTLC provides many for this exhibition match is by John Jowdy La Habra community. other services and we encour- free. Name Score Date Center RENO—The USBC con- We have a whole day of age to check out their web- Starting at 5PM is 50 cent vention is scheduled for events, states General Man- site at www.wtlc.org. If you bowling until Cosmic at 9:30 Ruthie Pierce 709 04-05-10 BRN VALLEY LANES ed saleh 300 04-05-10 LA habra bowl April27-May 1 in Reno. Mem- ager Gary Kowarsch. Starting would like to sponsor a lane PM which features music from Evan halpern 300 04-06-10 upland bowl bership has been waning at an the day with an Adult / Youth for this event, please contact the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Also, nicholas early 300 04-07-10 BOwling square alarming rate and something Tournament for the La Habra Gary Kowarsch at La Habra the 300 Club Lounge will be jim gibbons 300 04-07-10 hARLEYS SIMI BOWL jeff kennedy 300 04-07-10 LA habra bowl must be done to stem the tide. Youth Bowling Program. 300 Bowl. rockin with Karaoke music CHARLES KENNY 300 04-07-10 miSSION HILLS BOWL In order to generate added At 1:00 PM Mayor G Steve The Celebrity Bowling from the 50’s and 60’s. The JAY DAVIES 300 04-08-10 CANOGA PARK BOWL revenue, the USBC board of Simonian will throw the first Match starts at 4:30 PM fea- actual opening date was April JIM MURTISHAW 824/300 04-08-10 CAL OAKS BOWL directors decided to permit ball to start the Bowl for Char- turing bowling greats MR. 1st, 1960 so we wanted to ded- JIM PLANTE 300 04-08-10 CAL BOWL danny tokudomi 300 04-08-10 keystone lanes bowlers to drink during the ity event. Local area Cham- “900” Glenn Allison, PBA icate the entire day to the 60’s. lawrence pena 817/300 04-09-10 west covina lanes USBC National Champion- bers and business will bowl Champion Scott Kraye, WPB So dress the part and come join bob sneed 300 04-09-10 DEL rio lanes ships. The decision did not to donate money the Women’s Champion Stacy Rider versus the fun. For more information wesley low jr 300 04-11-10 CANOga park bowl sit well with bowling purists. Transitional Living Center. PBA Champion Barry Asher, contact Gary at LH 300 Bowl BEVIN BIDWELL 815/300 04-12-10 hARLEYS SIMI BOWL PAT BYRNE 300 04-12-10 hARLEYS SIMI BOWL Besides that, it will do nothing The WTLC provides shelter PBA Champion Mark Baker 562 691-6721. to increase membership and it is doubtful if the sale of liquor ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: can generate enough revenue Brian Bendt Wins First ABT Championship at Linbrook Bowl to make it worthwhile. bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon It’s time for a change of ANAHEIM—Brian Bendt YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page. policy. We NEED to do some- won the Amateur Bowlers thing different, something Tour (ABT) championship e-mail to: [email protected] refreshing to increase mem- at Linbrook Bowl on Satur- men: 300 or 800 Women: 298,299,300 or 700+ bership o four or five million day, April 3, 2010 during our sanctioned bowlers. However, 3-game Beat-the-Board tour- it will require an all-out effort nament. Brian bowled in the SRBC presents and total unificationSRBC presentsof the 2:30PM squad and shot games Open Scratch Singles Tournament USBC, BPAAOpen Scratch and principle Singles Tournament of 270, 281 and 214 with hand- $500 1st Place Guaranteed integers of the$500 industry. 1st Place And Guaranteed icap for a series total of 765 what better time to start than and the $320 1st place prize. this year’s USBC convention. Paul Passarino came in second In Reno, April 27-May1. shooting a 758 with handicap. For too many years, we Low to cash was +79. Bowlium Lanes Entry Fee Same Day have beenBowlium depicted Lanes in sport Entry Fee Same Day Our newest champion, Bri- $45 $45 4666 E. Holt Blvd. Payout circles as4666 a bunchE. Holt Blvd. of beer guz- Payout an Bendt, lives in Anaheim. Montclair, CA 91763 Montclair, CA 91763 Brian sports a high game of (909) 626-3528 zlers with(909) 626-3528 towels dangling *10am Early Bird Squad $50 from our hip pockets. *10amTo bor- Early Bird Squad $50 290 and a high series of 803. for the Highest Game Bowled row a slogan from Phantomfor the Highest Game Bowled Brian used an Ebonite Angular Radio, we need to do some- One drilled by Butch Maxwell thing to “Save Our Sport” It’s at Westminster Bowling Sup- Contact: Brandon Holden 323-348-7419 Grant Mosley 323-806-3670 Contact: Brandon Holden 323-348-7419 Grant Mosley 323-806-3670 continued on page 6 ABT Champion Brian Bendt and Linbrook’s Shannon Bloom. continued on page 11 Mark Your Bowling Calendar ! ABT Citrus Belt Sunday April 18 BRN Moreno Valley Bowl 6 GamerSRBC presents - $300.00 1st PlaceSRBC presents ABTA Saturday April 17 Oak Tree Lanes Open Scratch SinglesNEW Tournament DAY AND START TIME!!Open Scratch Singles TournamentJ.S.T. 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Contact: Brandon Holden 323-348-7419 Grant Mosley 323-806-3670 Contact: Brandon Holden 323-348-7419 Grant Mosley 323-806-3670 Page 2 BOWLING NEWS April 15, 2010 LA HABRA “300” BOWL 50TH ANNIVERSARY PARTY 370 E. WHITTIER BLVD LA HABRA, CA 90631 • 562-691-6721
Mike Clemence Wins WCST Ebonite Singles at Silver Nugget Lanes • Frank De Filippo Runs Away With Super Senior Title by Dick Sanders LAS VEGAS—Mike Clemence (Las Vegas), won his 3rd WCST Championship in the Regular Division at the Silver Nug- get Lanes, in N. Las Vegas, NV. On Saturday, in the qualifying, Frank led the nearest bowler going into this 6 man finals, by 235 pins. The rest of the field closed up fast, as he lost his 1st two matches, and the rest of the finalists picked up over 100 or more pins on him. Eric Forkel, actually passed him by 30 pins, after Game #4. Eric at the beginning of the finals, 223 pins down to Mike. John DeBenedetta, and Joe Wilhite closed in on Mike & Eric, along with Tom Spigelmoyer gaining ground, then going into the posi- tion round, it looked liked a horse race with all bowlers trying to finish in the highest place possible. Gary Emerson, although finishing in the last place of the fi- nals, bowled the highest scratch for the 6 bowlers with a 1407. It shows you how close the finish was. Mike ended up winning by 54 pins, due to his best game of the finals of 258, beating Eric Forkel’s 217. Eric’s loss dropped him to 4th place, with John Debenedetta ended in 2nd, while Joe Wilhite, finished in 3rd place. Joe also rolled a 300 game in the qualifying on Satur- Regular Div. (L-R)1st Mike Clemence, 2nd John DeBenedetta Super Seniors (L-R) 2nd Hal Wilber, 1st Frank De Filippo day. A difference of only 75 pins separated 2nd to 6th. A total of SiLVER NuggEt LANES FiNALS N. LAS VEgAS, NV REguLAR DiViSiON $2,000.00 was out for 6 checks, as the Regular Division, had 14 POS BOWLER CitY quAL FiNALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE bowlers. We are looking to build this division again with the age 1 mikE CLEmENCE LAS VEGAS 2360 1292 3 3 90 3742 $600 2 jOhN DEBENEDEttA LAS VEGAS 2225 1373 3 3 90 3688 $400 eligibility, dropping down to 40 years old. 38 Super Seniors, en- 3 JOE WILHITE YORBA LINDA 2205 1396 2 4 60 3661 $325 tered, with a pay-off of $5,435.00. A total of 12 checks paid out. 4 ERiC FORkEL HENDERSON, NV 2137 1383 4 2 120 3640 $275 5 tOm SPigELmOYER KINGMAN, AZ 2158 1378 3 3 90 3626 $250 For 5 tournaments this year, a total of $44,145.00 has been 6 gARY EmERSON LAS VEGAS 2116 1407 3 3 90 3613 $225 ******************************************************************************************************************************************** paid out, and for 303 tournaments, a total of $3,520,226.00 paid SUPER SENIORS out. 27 bowlers for the 5 game singles sweeper last Friday. POS BOWLER CitY quAL FiNALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE 1 FRANk DE FiLiPPO LAS VEGAS 2392 2370 7 3 210 4972 $1,000 Thanks to the Silver Nugget Lanes, for being our host, and thanks 2 HAL WILBER LAS VEGAS 2286 2265 6 4 180 4731 $750 3 JIM MORAN HENDERSON, NV 2231 2289 7 3 210 4730 $600 to Mr. Joe Chattin, for doing the brackets, and to ShellyWooley 4 STAN WINTERS SIMI VALLEY 2265 2214 4 6 120 4599 $500 for all her hard work, getting scores and posting. 5 gARY jOhNSON LAS VEGAS 2229 2194 5 5 150 4573 $425 6 kEViN gANNON LAKEWOOD 2218 2202 5 5 150 4570 $400 7 LEE tAYLOR LAS VEGAS 2300 2073 4 6 120 4493 $380 8 BYRON RiChmOND HENDERSON, NV 2252 2108 4 6 120 4480 $360 9 DAVE Smith LAS VEGAS 2178 2141 5 5 150 4469 $340 NEXT TWO WCST EBONITE SINGLES, HARLEY’S CAMARILLO BOWL, CAMARILLO, CA 10 jERRY CALViN 1000 OAKS 2237 2026 3 7 90 4353 $325 ******************************************************************************************************************************************** APRIL 24-25, 2010. FOR MAY 29-30, 2010, MISSION HILLS BOWL, MISSION HILLS, CA, OthER CAShER'S POS BOWLER CitY SCORE PRIZE AND WCST ALL STAR DOUBLES, AMF-VALLEY VIEW, GARDEN GROVE, CA, JUNE 5-6, 2010 11 BOB PERMANN HEMET 2175 $180 ******************************************************************************************************************************************* 26 TEAMS ALREADY SIGNED UP. MAX FIELD FOR TWO SQUADS, 64 TEAMS. 70 YEARS OLD PLuS, high CASh Out OF mONEY POS BOWLER CitY SCORE PRIZE CALL 760-363-8141 FOR DETAILS OF THE MENTIONED TOURNAMENTS 1 VAughN DOODY LAS VEgAS 2140 $175 ******************************************************************************************************************************************* ***SUPER SENIOR NEWS*** mONEY BREAkDOwN iNCOmE DiStRiButiON 14 Entries X $175.00 $2,450.00 Prize Fund $2,000 SENIORS Lines $264 Frank De Filippo (Las Vegas), won his 1st WCST Title, and Expenses $186 there never was a doubt from the end of qualifying, to his run total: $2,450.00 total: $2,450
away finish in the 10 man finals. He led the qualifying by92 38 Entries X $175.00 $6,650.00 Prize Fund: $5,435 SUPER SENIORS Lines $720 pins to the nearest bowler, and eventually a 242 pin victory in the Expenses $495 finals. Only other places to mention, Hal Wilber beat Jim Moran total: $6,650.00 total: $6,650 ******************************************************************************************************************************************* by 1 pin, to finish 2nd, with Jim ending up in 3rd place. Top 3: the wCSt would like to thank the Silver Nugget Lanes, for hosting our wCSt EBONitE tOuRNAmENt 1st, Frank, $1000.00, 2nd, Hal Wilber, $750.00, and 3rd to Jim this past week-end. the cooperation of the employees of the center was very good. Our thanks also the following: EBONitE iNtERNAtiONAL CO, our Coverage Sponsor, also thanks to mr. joe Chattin,Brackets, and Moran, $600.00. Shelly wooley, for gathering and posting scores for the qualifying & Finals. ********************************************************************************************************************************************
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Start date: May 8th 2010 Saturdays @ 1PM $27 per week With $1000 in added money - by PV BOWL* (based on 20 teams)
League will run 17 weeks Added twists – bowl three teams each week! Position round every week First place - $2000* (With each team recruiting a sponsor of $100)
MISSION HILLS BOWL 2010 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE 10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 (818)361-1221 Come on in and don’t hold back!!! DAY/timE LEAguE LEAGUE TEAM MEETING START After all… your book averages, MONDAYS have already gone in!!! 6:00 Pm miXED CLASSiC mX SCR 5's** tBA940 6/07 5:30 Pm juNE 07 6:00 Pm guYS & DOLLS mX hDCP 5's 840 5/17 5:30 Pm juNE 07 * (Added money and first place payout based on 20 teams) th TUESDAYS Meeting: May 8 @ 1pm – league will start immediately following
9:15 Am EARLY BiRDS LADiES 4's 625 6/01 9:00 Am juNE 01 9:15 Am tuES. SCRAtCh tRiOS mX SCR 3's* tBA520 5/25 9:00 Am mAY 25 For additional information, contact Danny Ontiveros or Mike Rosales 12:30 Pm gOLDEN 4 SOmES SENiORS 4's 650 5/25 12 Noon mAY 25 6:30 Pm ADuLt/juNiOR AD/jR hCP 2's* OPEN 5/18 6:00 Pm mAY 18 310-326-5120 6:00 Pm PRimE timE CLASSiC mX hDC 5's* OPEN 5/25 5:30 Pm mAY 25 9:00 Pm PADRES mX hDCP 4's* 775 5/25 8:30 Pm mAY 25 Palos Verdes Bowl -24600 Crenshaw Blvd. 9:00 Pm NEwCOmERS ANY hDCP 3's* OPEN 5/25 8:45 Pm mAY 25 Torrance, CA. 90505 WEDNESDAYS
9:30 Am COFFEE BREAkERS LADiES 3's 495 5/26 9:00 Am mAY 26 12:30Pm SENiOR REBELS SENiORS 3's OPEN 5/26 12 Noon mAY 26 6:00 Pm PiNBuStERS mX hDCP 5's 875 5/26 5:30 Pm mAY 26 6:30 Pm PRACtiCE LEAguE ANY hDCP 3’s* OPEN 6/09 6:00 Pm juNE 09 9:00 Pm N.B.A.C. mX hDCP 4's* 770 5/26 8:00 Pm mAY 26 San Gabriel Valley USBC THURSDAYS
9:30 Am thuRSDAY SCRAtCh LAD SCR 3's tBA520 6/03 9:00 Am juNE 03 6:00 Pm LADS & LASSiES mX hDCP 5's 860 6/03 5:30 Pm juNE 03 6:30 Pm DODgER CLuB mX hDCP 2’s* OPEN 6/03 6:00 Pm juNE 03 Singles Tournament 9:00 Pm miSSiON mAjORS mX SCR 4's* 845tBA 6/17 8:00 Pm juNE 17 (Adult Queens, Masters, HDCP Masters, Princess, Youth Queens, Masters, Prince, Princess, Duke and Duchess) FRIDAYS
9:15 Am FRiDAY FOXES LADiES 3's 470 6/04 9:00 Am juNE 04 12:30 Pm FRiDAY SENiORS SR hDCP 4's 650 5/28 12 Noon mAY 28 6:00 Pm t.g.i.F. - LAughLiN mX hDCP 5's* OPEN 6/11 5:30 Pm juNE 11 9:00 Pm S.F.V. NiSEi mX hDCP 4's tBA 5/21 8:30Pm mAY 21 AMF Beverly Lanes SUNDAYS 1201 W. Beverly Blvd, Montebello, CA 90640 6:00 Pm wEEkENDERS mX hDCP 4's 690 6/06 5:30 Pm juNE 06 323-728-9161
(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed)(**Scratch. League-Each team must have at least 1 lady) (Adult/junior must have 1 child and 1 adult) Qualifying: Saturday April 17th Check in @ Noon Bowl @ 1 p.m.
Finals: Sunday April 18th Check in at 8 am Bowl @ 9 am.
Entries available on our website www.sangabrielvalleyusbc.com
Contact the association office for more information at 626-859-6216
Annual Open Meeting and Awards Ceremony
COME ONE COME ALL! Sunday May 16th 2010 11 a.m.
Chaparral Lanes 400 West Bonita Ave San Dimas, CA 91733
Join us for our meeting and voice your thoughts, opinions, and vote for new board members.
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU DIRECTLY!
Immediately following will be our awards ceremony for the champions of the City Tournament, Singles Tournament, BVL tournament, and the 2009-2010 Hall of Fame Inductees.
For more information contact the SGVUSBC Association Office at 626-859-6216. April 15, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com Tiongco Wins 2nd ABTA Title at Cerritos San Pedro & Usi Share A Sweet $3,500 Match Game Kong and Garrett Fire “300” Games Match Game Still $3,500 • Match Series Est $2,600 • 3-6-9 is $600 Oak Tree Lanes is our Host Saturday (One Day) Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM Schedule Mailed This Week • Las Vegas Rooms Being Sold Now!!
C E R R I TO S — D a r r o w of the top 16 finals. It took up light leaving a shaking 8 Tiongco, one of our most avid men +102 and Women +69 (3 pin. The title went to Darrow ABTA Supporters got his sec- Guaranteed) to make the top in a good close match! Great ond win at Super Scoring Cer- 16 Finals. Mamerto Jablan, finish by both men. ritos Lanes. He made a big Bryan Moore, Greg Kokanour, Darrow is one of the good Tiongo ABTA Champion at Cerritos (L–R) Dana Le Count 3rd, her husband Brad ABTA Member, comeback in the title game Richard Kee, William “Mr. guys and a man well liked by Darrow Tiongco (champion) $2,200 Alan Basto runner up & Albert Llamas, Cerritos Night Mgr. to win, with a strong finish to 300” Garrett, Debbie Barrette all he is a happy person with edge top seed Alan Basto in and Noel Sicat were elimi- a great sense of humor, and $2,700 Saturday, and for $2.00 the final frame for the title. nated and cashed in at $100 competitive! He took home you can’t top that! It is History folks as Dar- Get those Las Vegas rooms Darrow was not the only each in 10-16th places. Round a nice $2,200 to wife Jo Ann. The 3-6-9 Pot was hit row Tiongco enters the ar- early this year. We have great bowler performing well at Two had Mark Andrews, Jea- Congrats Darrow!!! this week by Alan Basto and chives as our latest champion rates and the South Point is a Cerritos. We saw Michael nette Chang, Bart Sanchez, Alan Basto almost got he happily took home a tidy at Cerritos Lanes. Great place! Until then!! It is Kong and William Garrett and Anthony Dancel fall out there if not for Darrow’s fin- $1,300 for his fine effort. He Oak Tree Lanes is our host July 1-2-3-4, $8,000 min1st, bowl perfect games. Alan and cashed in 6-9th places and ish and that shaking 8 pin he is most deserving and the this Saturday with a fair but and $12,500 1st with Bonuses Basto also copped the nice $110 each. would have won this one. Nice 3-6-9 is still $600 this Satur- tougher shot (lower scores). New schedules were mailed $1,300 3-6-9 pot. Bohner San Round three had Tiongco bowling Alan. day per our backup cash. Check in Early. Squad this week, and if you didn’t get Pedro and Manuel Usi shared step up and down Andrews Great Bowling by Dana, The weekly raffle winners times are 12:00-1:00-2:30- one let us know or check the a sweet $3,500 Match Game 223-206. Dana Le Count took also who could have been our were Danny Guevarra. Deluxe 4:00 & 6:00 PM, Semis at 7:45 website www.abta1.com. pot due to a 164 game which out Mikey Villarreal 228-226 winner! Bag, Greg Kokanour. Hammer PM. was drawn by Alan Basto for in a nail biter. The losers cash Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Sauce Ball and Andrew Lung We are at Linbrook Bowl the Match Game for a sweet in at $120 in 4-5 places with Michael Kong +274 (his high won the room for two nights in Anaheim, next week, April $3,500. Dana and Darrow to meet for series) and Dana Le Count in Las Vegas. Tickets are 6 24 and then May 1 Bowling The scoring was very good the right to bowl for the title +164 led the ladies. They will for $5 and we have a weekly Square in Arcadia. (high) and it took a huge +118 against Mr. Basto. In this game get paid entries for the fine drawing for the Bag, Ball and (men) and + 70 for the ladies. Darrow edged the pretty, fun- bowling. Las Vegas Rooms. Super Seniors added to the loving lady 210-192. Dana The Doubles were headed Darrow Tiongco hails from board were Don Eide, Romy was 3rd $200 with Darrow off by Jilly Wong and Michael Norwalk, and an ABTA Blue- ABTA Cajucom, and Bobbie Mc to the title game! Dana bowled Kong with a huge 1627 and blood. He is an ABTA League AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION Collum. very well. $170. Marv and Godfrey Gal- bowler! He is married to a A nice turnout of 217 bowl- The title game was on. sim had 1551 and $150. Matt pretty lady Mercy and they (at Cerritos) April 10 ers saw 58 Semifinalists take Basto led off with a double Garcia and Mike Villarreal 3rd have three boys Chris, Dave 1 Darrow Tiongco 766 $1,000.00 57 Bobbie McCollum DNF F/E Cash & Carry $1,200.00 58 manny Magno DNF F/E the floor, of which all would and Darrow spared and came 155- $140. We paid 15 places and Danny Jr. He used a ball ABTA Shirt $100.00 2 Allan Basto 836 $500.00 DOUBLES cash and the top 16 to advance back with double of his own. and $1,360 in the doubles. drilled by Mike Wahl at Cer- 3 Dana Le Count 669 $200.00 1 jimmy Wong / to the single elim finals with 3 Basto chopped a spare in The Match Game was ritos Lanes. He thanks Kmel, 4 mike Villareal (LH) 721 $120.00 michael Kong 1627 $170.00 5 mark Andrews 702 $120.00 2 marvin Galsim Sr. / women min guaranteed to the frame 3 but doubled. Darrow matched as said as Bohner Ace Cordero, the Lim and Al- 6 Demetrius Cash 782 $110.00 godfrey Galsim 1551 $150.00 7 Anthony Dancel 716 $110.00 3 michael Villarreal (LH) / top 16. also tossed two more for a four San Pedro and Manuel Usi cayde families and the ABTA 8 Bart Sanchez 703 $110.00 matthew Garcia 1550 $140.00 The bowlers took the floor bagger and held the lead. Then split the $3,500 pot and we go Staff and his pal Alan Basto 9 jeanette Chang 699 $100.00 4 jj Soon / 10 william Garrett 781 $100.00 Bart Sanchez 1517 $130.00 and the scoring was quite con- for good measure doubled in for another, and the following who is in the Fils, the ABTA 11 Debbie Barrette 776 $100.00 5 Allan Basto / 12 Richard Kee 754 $100.00 teddy Villaroman 1501 $120.00 tentious with Alan Basto blast- the 8-9 frames and spare, 9 week also! staff, Pete Dumpit also and 13 Noel Sicat 729 $100.00 6 Bedell Vasquez (LH) / ing a +236 to lead the field in the 10th for a 237/265. But The Match Series was NOT Cerritos for hosting us. 14 greg Kokanour 716 $100.00 Bryan Moore 1494 $110.00 15 Bryan Moore 706 $100.00 7 mike j Moore / and in second was Demetrius Basto answered the call and Matched at Cerritos as Kong Alan Basto hails from La 16 mamerto Jablan 702 $100.00 Bryan Moore 1492 $100.00 17 Bedell Vasquez (LH) 701 $90.00 8 ginalynn Velarde / Cash at +184. So Alan will sit how with a big four bagger in drew a 400 and this $2.00 pot Crescenta. He is single and 18 michael K. Leung 700 $87.50 Randy Henry 1486 $90.00 out and bowl for the title. Cash frames 7-8-9-10. Needing the has a carryover of $2,254. used a Track drilled by Rusty 19 Brian Watkins 696 $85.00 9 Alvin Francisco / 20 Vic Paolucci (SS) 693 $82.50 Annaliza Agoncillo 1484 $80.00 to enter into the second round second in the 10th, but come We will estimate it to go for at Mission Bowl. 21 Romy Cajucom (SS) 689 $82.50 10 Razmik Danelian / 22 matt Garcia 682 $80.00 godfrey Galsim 1484 $70.00 He is a regular ABTA mem- 23 kevin Valmonte 681 $78.75 11 Randy Folden / ber and looks forward to Las 24 gerald Sanchez 681 $78.75 Victor Paolucci 1481 $60.00 25 Bernie Navarro 680 $77.50 12 tony Tang / Vegas in July. 26 mike Moore 678 $75.00 Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich 1479 $50.00 (562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com Cell: (562) 228-3960 27 jhickie DeLuna 678 $75.00 13 ginalynn Velarde / Dana Le Count is from 28 manny Loria (SS) 675 $72.50 Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1477 $40.00 Montclair, and married to a 29 Chen (Glen) Tse 672 $70.00 14 mike j Moore / 30 han Seung Shon 668 $68.75 ginalynn Velarde 1475 $30.00 good guy Brad who is a faith- 31 Angela Lung 668 $68.75 15 greg Velarde / 32 michael Kong 661 $67.50 Randy Henry 1473 $20.00 ABTA TOURNAMENT ful ABTA member. She used 33 Bohner San Pedro 660 $65.00 FINANCIAL REPORT a ball drilled by Dave Edis at 34 Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich 658 $63.75 Cut Scores: 35 marvin Galsim Sr. 658 $63.75 Men: Sat + 118 Women: Sat + 70 West Covina Bowl. She thanks 36 Randy Folden 652 $62.50 Super Seniors: Cerritos for the hospitality. 37 Rey Josafat, Jr. 651 $60.00 Don Eide, Bobbie McCollum, Rico Cayton Saturday April 17, 2010 38 joshua Navarro 649 $60.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) It was so nice to return to 39 Sonia Coronado 647 $59.00 Men: Michael Kong + 274 40 Alvin Francisco 646 $59.00 Women: Dana Le Count + 164 Cerritos where the bowlers and 41 Salvatore Galluzzo 641 $58.00 3 - 6 - 9 : Allan Basto 42 jeremy Paulsen 639 $57.25 Match Game: 164 - staff are great! Special thanks 43 Louie Soon 639 $57.25 Manuel Usi & Bohner San Pedro to John, GM, Ronnie, Taylor, 44 Randy Henry 639 $52.75 Match Series: 400 - No Winner Oak Tree Lanes 45 j.J. Soon (60%) 628 $33.50 ABTA Shirt Beth Alcayde 990 Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar • (909) 860-3558 and Albert! There were many 46 Brandon Owens (60%) 626 $33.50 2 Nights Las Vegas Leo Silva Take 60 Freeway to Diamond Bar Bl. North 1 Mile or 57 Freeway to Temple East to Diamond Bar Blvd South (right 3 blocks) 47 jimmy Wong 624 $55.00 900 Global Ball - Lunitic Brian Yamanoha new interests as 10 new mem- 48 terry Sulton 622 $55.00 hammer 3 Ball Bag Roller Miriam Galluzo bers signed up with us there. 49 ginalynn Velarde 610 $55.00 Prize Fund 217 $5,581.25 50 Faye Josafat 594 $54.00 Paid Entries 24 @ 53 $1,272.00 Special Thanks to the fine 51 Richard Samson 588 $54.00 Optional Sidepots $1,426.00 52 Ely Cruz (SS) 576 $54.00 Doubles $1,360.00 Staff. They are just great there 53 Rico Cayton (SS) 568 $53.00 3-6-9 $1,300.00 st and we hope to return there on 54 godfrey Galsim 548 $53.00 Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Win 1 with Bonuses • Min 55 Cathy Lopez 534 $53.00 Cash & Carry $1,200.00 $2,300 $1,000 the new schedule. 56 Don Eide (SS) DNF F/E Total Payout $24,172.25 Squads: 12:00 - 1:00 - 2:30 - 4:00 & 6:00 PM • Semis 7:45 PM Match Game Est $3,500 • Match Series Est $2,500 • 3-6-9 is $600 Men & Women Qualify on Separate Boards 1 in 5 to Semis Super Seniors Age: Men 63+ Women 55+ Up to 209 Average • no PBA • Entry Fees: $53-$50-$45 • Reduced Entry Fees: $36-$34 Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side Pots—Horses Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash • Plus Super Seniors • Men & Women Qualify Separately $3,500 Min. 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April 25 Linbrook Bowl / Anaheim 12:30-2:00-4:00- & 6:00 PM Semis 7:15 PM May 1 Bowling Square / Arcadia 12:30-2:00-4:00- & 6:00 PM Semis 7:15 PM MEMORIAL SPECIAL EVENT at WEST COVINA LANES ABTA Bowlers Cash in at Cerritos (L–R) ABTA Tourney Director Bob Smith congratulates the MAY 27 - 28- 29 - 30 winners Alan Basto who hit the 3-6-9 pot for $1,300 and runner up in the event $500, William Gar- rett and Michael Kong each had perfect games in the event and Bohner San Pedro shared a $3,500 $5,000 Minimum 1st Place up to $10,000 1st with Bonuses Match Game Pot with Manuel Usi (not pictured). Bohner is holding future ABTA member KC (his beautiful little daughter). Page 6 BOWLING NEWS April 15, 2010
Strive For 5 continued from page 1 great to feature Glow and Cosmic Bowling but this does nothing to increase membership…unless we can succeed in signing up many of these recreational bowlers. We can begin with a rallying cry of ”Strive For Five Drive”; that is a goal of five million mem- bers. The USBC needs to increase income in order to operate properly. This can be done in several ways. But an increase in membership is the first step. It is the primary goal, a goal that can be reached. Here is a six-point plan to jump- start the project: 1. Seek a dues increase, even if only for one or two dollars. This will not increase membership but it will add dollars to the treasury. Those who object to this slight raise at such a ridiculously low rate should try to buy memberships for golf or tennis associations. 2. There are thousands upon thousands of seniors who are not sanctioned in every state. Give seniors a “senior” discount, even as low as two dollars. Two dollars times whatever number of unsanctioned seniors can run up a tidy sum. This is one area where the USBC and the bowling pro- Friday prietors must absolutely work hand-in-hand. It would benefit both sides. Perhaps a few free games of practice at specified hours would be an incentive. May 28th 2010 @ 7:00 pm 3.Entice youth bowlers with lower sanction fees. Also offer some sort of incentive to junior bowlers for soliciting new members. This could add additional bowlers to the membership. Teams - Mix 5 4.Select committees in all areas to canvas neighborhoods, private clubs, churches, and busi- nesses and present the advantages of belonging to an elite sports/recreational group. I’m sure that (Must have one of opposite sex) most proprietors have these programs on their agendas … implemented by their employees. None- theless, a concerted effort by ardent bowlers and proprietors could double or triple the possibilities 32 Teams of added membership. First Come First Serve 5. Explore possibilities for a USBC lottery for members only. Bowlers are a different sports breed. They may object to a dues increase but willingly gamble on anything. Each state has its own gambling regulations and many states do not allow gambling. A lottery would need similar recogni- 3 Games - $125.00 per Team tion from ever state and each state would want a hunk of the money. Nevertheless, it’s worth a try. 6.Concentrate on soliciting new members during the Glow-Bowling/ Cosmic Bowling events held on weekends throughout the country. Demonstrate the advantages of “belonging” to a league. Handicap - 90% of 230 A big portion of these incentives would be in the form of free games by proprietors. But it would (Side Pots Optional) be worth the price. MANY proprietors offer free games to “regular” customers. These freebies are all contingent on slow periods of operation and are hardly costly. Some short-sighted proprietors will refuse to “give away” any of their business. But is this not promotion? Can anyone doubt that Denny’s gave away millions of Grand Slam breakfasts during Super Bowl week? The dirty little PREPAID ENTRIES ONLY secret is they made up for it in charging for coffee… anywhere from $1.95 to $2.25 per cup. How about all the give-away and coupon promotions and “early bird menus” offered by many topnotch restaurants. Look at the never-ending promotions offered by Burger King, McDonalds, Del Taco, Entering Averages Taco Bell, and so many other 1. Winter 2008-09 Book. major corporations? My wife P.J.Yarn Presents Brenda and I are regular Del 2. Winter 2009-2010 current 21 game min. Taco customers on Tuesday af- A SCRATCH 6 GAME SINGLES TOURNAMENT 3. Summer 2009 - 21 Game / with League Sheet ternoon specials of three hefty tacos for $1.29. …a great buy! PLASTIC OR RUBBER BALLS ONLY 4. No Book - 175 But if you want a drink, you House has right to Re-rate Individuals pay the full price. It’s called PROMOTION. And these cor- SUNDAY APRIL 18 porations are far larger than the For further information call: BPAA. In addition, these food $500 1st Place Tom Cristi or Craig Goodman establishments have to spend (Based on 20 Entries) 1 in 4 will cash money for their give-aways. Proprietors need only furnish a 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd, Saugus, CA 91350 (661) 254-0540 fax (661) 254-7562 playing field at his/hers bowl- Bowling Begins at 10:30A.M. Check-in 10:00 Visit us online at www.santaclaritalanes.com ing center during the dullest hours of operation. As a mat- ENTRY FEE: $80 No-tap ter of fact, many proprietors (Sidepots & Blocks Included) Name : ______AVG______Phone: ______feature bargains on lineage, beer, and other specials from Bowling on the Canoga House Shot Name: ______AVG______Phone: ______the food concessions during dull hours of operation. Is this a pipe dream or just For additional information or to sign up contact Name: ______AVG______Phone: ______a figment of my imagination? P.J. Yarns, Tournament Director NO matter what, something 818-389-2449 or [email protected] Name: ______AVG______Phone: ______MUST be done to save our sport. The rallying cry at this CANOGA PARK BOWL Name: ______AVG______Phone: ______year’s USBC convention VenturaVentura should be “Strive For Five”! 20122 Vanowen St. Winnetka CA 91306 MenMen STARTSSTARTS TUESDAY,TUESDAY, MAYMAY 4TH4TH
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2-day event Santa Clarita Lanes - Saugus, CA Saturday & Sunday May 29th & 30th, 2010 $500.00 NEW!! - SEPARATE WOMENS & SENIOR DIVISIONS FIRST PLACE NEW MEMBERS SPECIAL (BASED ON 30 TEAMS) NO $10 LATE FEE IF YOU JOIN ON-SITE! Visit website for membership info SaturdaySaturday AprilApril 17th 10 @@ 7:00 7:00 PM PM Start Time: Qualifying Saturday - Roll call 12:30 PM & Bowl at 1:00 PM Finals Sunday - Roll call 8:30 AM & Bowl at 9:00 AM Entry Fee: PCB Members - $200; Non-members - $225 Teams - Mix 5 $10 Late fee for paying on-site. (Must have one of opposite sex) Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash in each division Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or LIMITED TO FIRST 30 PAID ENTRIES jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 1 in 4 in each division will bowl round robin match play on Sunday. Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Sidepots & Brackets: Sidepots & brackets will be offered. Entry Fee - $100 per team (3 Games)
All bowlers will be required to be available for Pro-Am event on Sat night Handicap - 90% of 220 Proprietor will decide who bowls. $100.00 fine to bowler who does not show Optional side pots (men & women)
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Mail entries to: All players must be current USBC 1499 E Highland Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92404 Pacific Coast Bowlers members. USBC #: ______ATTN: Nicole Ellison Strike Jackpot Tickets!!!!! 1499 E Highland Ave Tickets are 3 for $1 or 18 for $5 San Bernardino, Ca 92404 All money collected for strike jackpot Will be given away Name: ______AVG: ______Phone #: ______Name: ______AVG: ______Phone #: ______Name: ______National AVG: ______Deaf Phone #:Bowling ______News Tournament will NOT be the houseName: shot ______AVG: ______by PhoneConnie #:Marchione ______PANORAMA CITY — This writer regretted missing last week’s Name: ______news AVG:because ______my wife DorothyPhone #: and ______I were overwhelmed with Pattern will be equivalent to Nationals Shot sadness over the death of our next door neighbor’s 95 year old mother that took over the days of mourning. I completely forgot to write my column. For the past 15 years, this sweet old lady, a native of Bulgaria, watched over our house while we were away from home. We will miss her for that. Our condolences go to her son and family. Kim Wroldsen Hits 288/758 Jim’s Scratch In Her Kansas League OVERLAND, KS — Ken DeGroff passed on this news that for- mer (1997) Deaf Team USA bowler, Kim Wroldsen nearly bowled a 300 game in her Kansas league last April 8. Kim started with 10 in a row and spared for a 288 and finished with 268-202 for her best 758 series that raised her average up to 205 for this season. 8 Gamer Back in 1996 at St. Louis, MO, Kim won the Deaf Women World Championship in which she set the women’s record two games 473 series in the semi-finals. Also in the companion tournament Sunday April 18th 10AM - Upland Bowl National Deaf Queens, Kim set the high 4 games qualifying record of 874 before losing out in the quarterfinals. Kim made the Deaf Team USA by finishing 2nd to Stacey Thompson also of Kansas in the 40 games trials conducted by this writer in 1996 at Council Bluffs, IA. They won the silver medal in the 1997 World Games for Deaf in Denmark. The World Games GUARANTEED for Deaf was changed to Deaflympics in 2001. In 2000 Kim was too far pregnant to try out for the 2001 Deaf Team USA also con- $2,000 1st ducted by this writer at Rochester, NY. So having only 5 women on the Deaf Team USA, this writer asked Kim to apply for the 6th NO MATTER WHAT!! women on the team but it was turned down by her doctor who said she was not well enough to travel and compete in Italy. Few years ago Kim reported that she hit a 270 in a league and reported back a week later with another 270 in another league. So with her recent 288 she may be warming up for a 300 soon. $1,500 2nd Deaf Travel Did Poorly As 1 in 6 Cash MacMonagle Led With 760 At Cal Bowl LAKEWOOD — After coming off a great scoring effort at Oak Tree Lanes, the 50th anniversary So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League hit a bump in its stop at Cal Bowl. Though Cal Bowl dressed its Limited to 120 Bowlers other side lanes well enough, the deaf bowlers never felt comfort- able bowling on this short side. The result was a lowest scoring $1,000 3rd session of the season. Only 8 bowlers made the honor roll and there were no 800s with Leroy MacMonagle leading for the 2nd straight time with his 760 $100 A Game Sidepots including 213-209. Previously at Oak Tree Lanes, Leroy led with 266/924. Also there was no team scoring 2700 team series to make the team honor roll. The highest was 2655 by Mid City. $500 2nd & 6th Game Sidepots For $20 The powerful dominating league leader Beach Cities finally fell badly losing 19-6 to 3rd place Quad Cities which gained 13 points to shorten Beach’s lead from 30.5 to 16.5 points. Second place Riverside also won 19 points from Sunland to gain 13 points and Cost: $150.00 Per Bowler is now only 15 points behind first place with two travel stops to go. Other teams made gains were Mid City’s 19-6 win over Orange County and S.F. Valley’s 18 to 7 win over El Camino Village. Check-In 9:00 to 10:00AM Behind MacMonagle’s 760 were Pablo Yoma with 731, Ed Abakumoff 722, Ken DeGroff (200) 718, Lonnie Jones Jr. 708 and Connie Marchione 701. Frank Sotelo rolled a 209 and besides Beach Cities’ surprising fall, the other bright star on the day is Celia Salcedo taking over the ladies season high game with her 217. This writer thanks Cal Bowl manager Leonard Ruiz Jr. for host- ing our league because he is one of the few who bowled over his Call Upland Bowl at 909-946-7006 or her average that day on that side of the house. The next travel date is April 25 at AMF Cerritos Lanes. April 15, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 9
League Organizational Meeting this Thursday April 15th 2010 7pm @ Carter Lanes
New ABT League Now Forming “777” 4 Person Match Point *Entering Average based on Current ABT Tournament Average
When: Thursday nights 7:15pm
Start Date: May 13th End Date Oct. 7th
Sweeps Bowled Saturday Oct. 16th @ South Point during the 5:30pm squad of ABT Fall Nationals
Where: AMF Carter Lanes 1501 S. Lemon St. League fee: $25.00 per week League fees include: Entry into Fall ABT Nationals, 3 days & 2 nights @ South Point Point Money. Optional Side Pots, Brackets, & Weekly 50 / 50 Drawings OPENINGS FOR “TEAM & INDIVIDUALS” Name:______Name:______
Name:______Name:______Page 10 BOWLING NEWS April 15, 2010 HALL OF FAMER JOINS ELITE CLUB AT USBC OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS RENO—United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famer Les Zikes of Palatine, Ill., has a bowl- ing resume filled with accomplishments at the USBC Open Championships, and he added another milestone to his legacy at the National Bowling Stadium on Thursday night. The 75-year-old right-hander entered the 2010 USBC Open Championships needing just 272 pins to become the newest member of the tournament’s elite 100,000-Pin Club, and he got there in the seventh frame of his second team game. As always, his wife, Mary Cay, was by his side, and he was joined on the lanes by his granddaughter Cathy Kipp and his son, Lyle. Zikes posted games of 171, 178 and 150 for a 499 series as he became the 12th bowler in 107 years of tournament competition to eclipse the 100,000-pin mark. Late USBC Hall of Famer Joe Norris of San Diego tops the all-time pinfall list with 123,770. “Tonight was very special,” said Zikes, who is the proprietor of Beverly Lanes in Arlington Heights, Ill. “I was hoping to bowl better for my teammates, but it was a big thrill. I only needed 272 pins to get to 100,000, and for a minute, I thought it was going to take me all three games to get there. I do feel very proud and very fortunate to be able to bowl for that long.” Zikes began his Open Championships journey at the 1950 event in Columbus, Ohio, as a curious 15-year-old. Just 12 years later, he claimed the first of his six titles as he helped Strike ‘n Spare of Chicago to the top spot in Regular Team at the 1962 tournament in Des Moines, Iowa. He added another Regular Team title in 1963 and Regular All-Events and Team All-Events crowns in 1964 to become the only bowler in history to win in three consecutive years. The hall of famer later took home the Classic Singles title in 1975 and Classic Team in 1977. He also is a two-time Professional Bowlers Association national champion and a three-time winner on the PBA Senior Tour. Over the years, Zikes also found international success, winning gold medals at the 1963 and 1967 World Championships and the 1964 Pan American Bowling Confederation Championships. “I have had a lot of milestones,” Zikes said. “To win three consecutive years against that many bowlers, you have to be at the right place at the right time. I have had so many big thrills, and to- night, achieving 100,000 pins and receiving a crystal pin was another one for me. I am so lucky to have been at the right place at the right time. Someone has been looking out for me.” Although Zikes has made 58 Open Championships appearances, every year seems like his first. “I still get goose bumps when I walk down Center Aisle,” Zikes said. “When a team walks down the Center Aisle, they may act nonchalant, but they are really nervous. There is something about FOuNtAiN BOwL this tournament that 70,000 bowlers look forward to. I still feel the butterflies when I walk down SummER 2010 LEAguE SChEDuLE the aisle, and I hope I always will.” There aren’t many milestones left for Zikes to achieve, but he does have his eye on making 60 Open Championships appearances. Only 13 bowlers have reached the 60-year mark. 714-963-7888 “If I’m healthy, I will be back,” Zikes said. “The last few years, I have had a few physical prob- ADuLt BOwLiNg LEAguES lems, which has not allowed me to practice like I normally would. I feel pretty good right now, and if I feel this good next year, I will be back. So if I am healthy, I hope to reach 60.” DAY timE NAmE tYPE gmS StARt DAtE END DAtE iNFO Zikes closed out his 2010 MON 6:00PM ANgELS BOwLiNg CLuB ANY COMBO 2'S 3 3/26/2010 8/30/2010 ADULT / JR LEAGUE tournament campaign with 6:00PM PARtY ANimALS tRiOS ANY COMBO 3'S 3 4/5/2010 8/30/2010 FUN LEAGUE 8:00PM OZZiE'S SCRAtCh DOuBLES MIXED DOUBLES 6 6/7/2010 8/30/2010 6 GAMES 581 in singles and 513 in
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Linbrook Bowl for hosting our PBA ABT tournament. Our next event continued from page 1 continued from page 1 will be April 24, 25 and May Mike DeVaney (O’Neill went ply for the win. Brian wanted 1, 2010 at AMF Carter Bowl. spare, four-bagger while DeV- to thank his family for their This will be a joint tourna- Harold & Mike’s aney went four-bagger, spare) love and support and Butch for ment with Citrus Belt ABT heading into the second half, taking care of his equipment. with squads on April 24th and with each of the other play- Brian also wanted to thank 25th at 12N, 1:30 and 3PM. ers holding onto a chance to Linbrook Bowl for hosting the May 1st squads will be at 12N Scratch Bowling Tournament qualify for the final. tournament and the ABT direc- and 1:30 with semi-finals and The highlight of the first tors for running an outstanding finals to follow. The address five frames for me was Norm tournament. Other than bowl- for AMF Carter Bowl is 1501 Duke, who is always unfail- ing, Brian enjoys playing golf. South Lemon Street in the Saturday April 24 at Trevi Lanes ingly polite in any social situ- Bob Odom was the winner city of Fullerton. Their phone ation, giving a curt answer to of the optional Senior Sweeper number is 714.526.7725. See 32250 Mission Trails, Lake Elsinore 92532 • 951-674-6080 Rob Stone’s question, “Did you with a 732 and was also the our website for additional in- learn anything from watching winner of the 2-Game Sweep- formation. (Reuer)?” Norm’s one-word ers with a 530. We hope to see you at Cart- reply? “No.” Ooooooooooo- The Mystery Game Pot er Bowl on April 24-25 and Check-in: 11:30am to 12:30pm • Bowling starts at 1pm Kay. Moving right along then. game and score were drawn May 1!! Of course, why would he con- after our final squad. The Mys- sidering Reuer is a lefty bowl- tery Game (game 2) was 223. ing for his first time on TV? The Mystery Series was 680. Entry is $25.00 With O’Neill coasting to Two bowlers shot 223 in game a 255 score, the second five two, and one bowler shot a frames came down to a battle 680, but were not in the pots. between Duke, Page and De- The Mystery Pots are avail- This is a 3 game qualifier and top 5 bowlers advance based on 20 entries. Vaney for the second spot in able to all members and costs the final. Duke’s chances were only $5. Prize fund will be based off amount of entries. ended when he failed to strike The ABT staff and mem- out on the pattern he’d won bership would like to thank Along with fun we will have brackets & sidepots. on during the season, as his the management and staff at first shot in the 10th checked up early leaving a 9-pin on a tripped-4 hit for 213. DeVaney squandered his early four-bag- ger with a big-four in the 7th, then also failed to strike out on Cheetah when his first pitch in the 10th also hooked high, leaving him with 217. Page, who actually went third in the rotation, had posted a respectable 223 score when he overcame some issues on Join us for the Shark and Chameleon by finishing with a late hambone in frames 7-10. The score (unlike Anthony Kim’s late heroics at the Mas- ters) held up and Page, like fellow lefty Phil Mickelson, our all-new punched a ticket into the fi- nale. This five-frame show- down saw Page continuing his struggles on the Shark, as he missed the headpin for the second time in three shots (his other shot left a 3-4-7-9, which he converted). Page was able to right the ship, however, fol- lowing his frame one spare with strike, spare strike. O’Neill threw a quick COSMIC double, then a nine-spare, but pitched one wide on Viper for a difficult 1-2-4-10 washout. After failing to convert, the best he could do in the end was post 104 with three strikes on the Cheetah, which he did. Page then needed the first strike in the 10th and seven pins for the win, and he calmly stepped up, threw his urethane BOWLING ball (designed not to overhook on the massive friction of The Very Best the Cheetah pattern’s outside boards) way out and back for Light Show! of Laughlin… a pretty strike. He then hummed his spare EVERY FRIDAY AND Riverside Lanes! ball down the middle for the • State-of-the-Art Brunswick necessary count and grabbed the $25K first-place check for SATURDAY NIGHT AT… Equipment his troubles (O’Neill collected $13K for second). • Frameworx Automatic Scoring Overall, the telecast was • Full Service Pro Shop a solid showcase for the PBA Experience program as well as • 34 Lanes • Snack Bar the new USBC headquarters in Arlington, Texas and some • 1404 Rooms & Suites in-show features provided us • 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre with a tantalizing glimpse of the new facility. RIVERSIDE LANES • 7 Restaurants • 3 Lounges Personally, I was disap- • 2 Nightclubs pointed not to be able to make Book Sweepers or Group Reservations the trip. I would have loved • 740 Space RV Park to throw a few shots with the 1-888-590-2695 “glasses cam” and make ev- (Full-Hook-Up) eryone seasick watching my • Large Arcade • Hall of Fame Bar head bounce up and down like a PDW bobblehead doll. • Race & Sports Book Or check my grip pressure to prove, empirically, how much • Don’s Kid Kastle (supervised I actually squeeze the ball. children’s play center) And considering how golf’s Masters ended a few hours • 2 Classic Auto Exhibit later, Sunday was definitely a great day for lefties. Congrats www.bowllaughlin.com Showrooms (Free Admission) to Rhino! And Phil! See you all next week for the Women’s Series Showdown! Page 12 BOWLING NEWS April 15, 2010
CORONA LADIES Sidepots: Game 1—1st Betty Green 221, 2nd Diana How- ard 218. Game 2—1st Betty Green 196, 2nd Anita Anglin Canoga 190. Game 3—1st Peggy Dyer 235, 2nd Betty Green 232. Park Bowl BOWL CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT CAL BOWLEROS 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 Mary Smyth 233-226/646, Karen Witt 236-213/622, Dee 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS www.canogaparkbowl.com 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 Phipps 217/613, Brenda Durnin 249/609, Margo McClain E-mail:[email protected] 200/562, Carole Fischer 210/561, Mary Spencer 522, Agnes LAKEWOOD — The bowlers here at Cal Bowl continue Blaisdell 509, Betty Phillips 205/507, Yvonne Clarke 505, WINNETKA — P.J. Yarns presents a Scratch 6-Game to report “300” games every week. If you want to see who Charron McKnight 203/505. Singles Tournament (Plastic or Rubber Balls Only) this they are you will read our Cal Bowl Bowling Report every RAMONA LADIES Sunday, April 18 at Canoga Park Bowl. Check-in time is week. You will also notice other outstanding scores. Let’s Shirley Ammon 184, June Murty 147, Nancy Hamilton 160, 10:00 a.m., bowling begins at 10:30 a.m. $500 first place check this week’s report... Eulalia Salcidio 169-159, Becky Carroll 156-153, Almyra (based on 20 entries), 1 in 4 will cash. Bowling will be on YOUNG AT HEART Perrizo 156, Rosie Harks 153, Julie Grabinski 163-180, Dee the Canoga House Shot. For additional information or to sign Don Jackson 131-157-171/459, Jessie Lane 136-125- Crouse 152-164, Liz Stankov 146, Ann Johnson 173, Merrie up, contact P.J. Yarns, tournament director at 818-389-2449 134/395, Joe Brown 201-143-257/601,Mary Spencer 140- Slagley 168-159-166/493, Shiny Williamson 148-147, Annie or [email protected] 169-123/432, Rosie Belton 103-137-148/388, J.J. Scott Palmer 178-181. The start of the Dodger Bowling Club league is this Sun- 186-206-204/596, Earl Hullett 155-192-234/581, Loretta SENIOR MENS TRIO day, April 18 at 6:30 p.m. Everyone in the league receives Ringor 142-124-158/424, Fred Faniel 168-215-226/609, Congratulations to B & M Tax Service, champions of the a ticket to 5 games this season at Dodger Stadium along James Kennard 135-167-164/466, Pre Collier 209-182- Senior Mens Trio winter season, John Dunn, Ron Johnson, with an authentic licensed Dodger Jersey of your choice! 170/561, Charles Gleason 222-213-216/651, Ron McClain Jimmy Hamilton. Ron Johnson 224-245-223/692, Jimmy Call us at 818-340-5190 to sign up or be here this Sunday, Sr. 178-185-180/543, Walter Millsap 210-214-211/635, Hamilton 222-224-221/667, Wayne Brown 202, Rick Hunter April 18 at 6:30 p.m. Ben Jones Sr. 152-205-194/551, Joe Matthews 169-144- 177-226-258/661, Ed Cabs 207-216-194/617, Rick Llaneta Here are the high scores for the week: 149/462, Danne Van Horn 151-164-177/492, Bob Van Horn 243-190-211/644, Rudy Munzon 226-180-231/637, Dion 159-204-222/585, Aubrey Johnson 138-132-118/388, Ed Morris Sr. 246-248-255/749, Terry Binuya 199-223-188/610 ADULTS...ADULTS...ADULTS... Johnson 149-136-167/452, Willie Young 161-177-177/506, Ralph Wingert 265-258-193/716, Clark VandenBerg 228- monday Nite Madness: Steven Schulkin 250/680, Lacy Tua Sula 132-122-149/403, Wayne Moon 213-213-173/599, 191-234/655, Jim Burke 212-176-230/618, Wil Panton 193- Guerrero 456, Nancy Hanson 188, Mike Hahn 248/602. Fale Sula 166-211-223/602, Andrew Morton 148-191- 188-236/607, Bob Pearson 213-238-198/649, Curmit Foster River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 279/734, Sharon 171/510, Ike Sanders 171-145-205/521, Almyra Perrizo 147- 214-203-204/617, Joe V. Swift 184-235-185/604, Robert Weger 256/623, Dale Rubin 276/721, Mark May 249/658, 134-118/399, Glenn Wright 162-144-155/461, Vern Willey Wright 238-191-237/666, Rich Kelly 214-225-193/632, Barry Simon 654, Steven Herndon 258/653, Daniel Scott 159-150-138/447, Fred Contreras 190-180-179/549, Cathy Domenic Saraceno 223-247-171/641, Mauro Pendillo 258, Vicky Colburn 215/553, Lucy Tralla 517, Kathy Villa Andrew 145-125-123/393, Ella Wilson 138-235-177/550, Ed 220-197-206/623, Josh Hudson 278-185-223/686, Sonny 507, Pat Doolittle 220. Hansen 189-192-209/590, Eva Hammons 122-104-112/338, Dew 210-269-239/718, Willie Burkhalter 235-192-230/657, Comedians: Vince Koeller 267/708, Carol Asher 199/549, Josh Hudson 184-160-232/576, Art Nelson 135-141- Carrol Brandon 200-256-149/605, Dane Harrison 141-257- Scott Crawford 702, Kevin Gross 676, Hung-Lay Quon 142/418, Leroy Canaday 121-132-145/400, Albert Burnett 203/601, Tony White 213-219-257/689, Roy Tyler 178- 247/672, Robert Battle 255/670, Mary Becker 520, Sharon 161-156-170/387, Theresa Harrison 102-91-102/295, Shirly 200-236/614, Archie Stull 248-210-215/673, Harold Fariss Weger 511, David Guilmette 265, Larry Lansing 247. Fields 105-130-106/341, Art Diemert 156-152-229/532, 208-170-234/612, Steve Ritchie 200-201-204/605, Charles Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Stu Teichner Deloris Harris 134-125-119/378, Milton Donnerson 152- Veals 193-180-247/620, Fale Sula 234-243-191/668, Joe 246/921,Becky Harrold 212/722, Greg Husby 230/901, 203-234/589, Jim Plante 203-227-255/685, Tom Pettway Brown 208-171-146/625, Ken Holliday 179-212-223/614, Art D’Angelo Ferreri 236/872, Jude Niles 235/850, Ricardo 169-136-219/524, Willie Creer 148-162-155/465, Ellis Diemert 163-246-205/614, Billy Williams 215-179-232/626, Rosete 834, Chuck Potter 243. Houston 227-235-225/687, John Brider 126-185-166/477, Ed Neal 214, Pat Kinard 204, Doug Johnson 203, Andrey Early Birds: Danny Curry 276/699, Patti McVicker James Johnson 224-161-147/532, Gene Hammons 139- Gibson 227, Billy Scott 215, Tom Pettway 210, Ellis Houston 209/573, Arnie Kazdoy 257/667, Mike Johnson 234/627, 177-176/492, Albert Stephens 138-137-128/403. 215, Don Wade 230, B.J. 231, Al Winston 215, Fred Faniel Larry Steinberg 236/605, Orville Dopps 605, Art Rosenberg RECYCLED TEENS 248, Al Cowens 219-200, Billy Cowens 237, Jerry Hayes 233. Will Panton 615, Ralph Wingert 705, Ed Brown 631, Pat 201-204, Ron McClain Sr. 217, Walter Gist 213, Ray Culp Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager Jr. 226/647, Judy Yeager Erwin 540, Joe Erwin 501, Don Keith 516, Jim Burke 593, 203, Ning Barcelona 214, Rollie DeGuzman 247, Les Smul- 204/530, Chas. Wiggan 237, PeeWee Mares 235. Art Diemert 561, Paul Morrison 535, Rinze Dykstra 517, len 202, Willie Young 202-224, Jorge Fernandez 203, Jim Wednesday PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Dave Tom Spencer 508, Bong Cayton 551, Ben Jones Sr. 524, Plante 204, Walter Millsap 227, John Mathews 222-226, Schaffer 244-227-236-232/939, Matt Jones 221/769, Scott Walter Millsap 626, John Mathews 608, Ken Seiple Sr. 568, John Dunn 215. Friedman 229/759, Jeremy Paulsen 220-229. Bill Charles 548, Boylee Inocente 540, Albert Burnett 529, CAL STARS 500 Classic: Nancy Kato 237/672, Patti Ehart 235/657, Dick Fleming 549, Chuck Ashton 521, Margo McClain 549, Ora McCormich 193-210-163/566, Ruth Barbera 158-147- Petra Kaun 584, Farol Brifman 213/545, Patti McVicker Adela Santos 550, Jorge Fernandez 633, Harold Runyon 213/518, Darlene Hom 177-163-168/508, Lou Ingebretson 210/543, Cindy Dominguez 207. 573, Joan Griebe 500, Paul Morrison 588, Betty Anthony 135-168-201/504, Audrey Greene 147-161-201/509, NeNe Classics: Louis Enriguez 279/674, Rean Luttrell 203/581, 535, Dominic Antonio 647. Camana 191-171-171/533, Jerry Whitehurst 164-174- Leah Hoffman 214/580, Richard Greenzweight 233/651, LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES 189/504, Shonna Hernandez 179-164-180/523, Barbara Michael Witt 602, Debbie Sawa 549, Gayle Kirby 533, Vince Garfias 208-279-184/671, Steve Anderson 227- Crawford 182-175-160/517. Sharon Enriquez 527, Tina Enriquez 211, Deanie Kepner 214-221/662, Rick Anderson 196-216-242/654, Armondo FUNSTERS 211, Nancy Cottrell 201. Ramos 244-185-189/618, Jerry Waken 208-176-232/616, Congratulations to Jim Plante on his “300” game, plus Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Chip Minot 259/904, James Talley 182-221-201/604, Iraida Cortes 243-159- 237-256 for a 793 series. Norma Davis 202/559, Will Pan- Marja Lopees 556, Vernell Williams 171. 193/595, Matt Moslet 226-180-189/595, Shawdee Wilson ton 501, Dick Fleming 526, Pat Erwin 213/549, Bob Webb B’nai Brith Classic: Congratulations to Jay Davies on 202-205-187/594, Brian Anderson 175-207-212/594, 234/598, Steve Ralph 509, Chikiko Fegurgur 208/517, Ed his “300” game and 730 series. Jay Rosen 236/661, Joel Sheldon Mensch 234-173-184/591, Rick Anderson 231- McClean 235/556, Ed Hansen 219-231-214/664, Josh Tetreault 224/614, Thomas Flynn 220/607, Stu Teichner 605, 148-212/591, Ed Kuder 176-199-214/589, Jamar Phillips Hudson 225-212/597, Maurice Chartrand 507, Hal Adams George Lippert 237. 245, RonReaco Lee 241, Amo Sula 234, Tom Bonham 227, 523, Art Diemert 639, Dorothy Ruggiero 521, Ron Leidholdt Party Animals: Joe Rivas 265/781, Elizabeth Fonvergne Seta Sula 223, Connie Wood, Gary Anderson 214, Fale 577, Bong Cayton 232-222/631, Boylee Inocente 646, Margo 218/644, Michael Pollack 2787/718, Erica Pollack 232/603, Sula 211, Melvin Jones 210, Cherokee Morrison 209, Bill McClain 529, Eddie Buhay 222/578, Lee Theiss 222/549, James Smith Jr. 269/761, Michael Fonvergne 726, William Ledoux 208, Roy Hess 205, Tavinaola Fetui, Danny Collins Danne Van Horn 502, Bob Van Horn 526, B.J. Theiss Evans 702, Sharon Weger 220/609, Gloria Scheer 541, 202, Stanley Helm 201. 208/559, Harold Runyon 215/565. Marsha Graham-Martinez 201/522, D’Angelo Ferreri 278, JUNIORS Mark Vaughan 277, Martha Evans 201. Bobcats Vegas 4 Fun: Joel Seguin 242/696, Brit Huerta 234/555, Emily Jenkins 90, Chris Roger Budlong 254/650, Richard Guzman 227/622, Jun Bartlett 150-219-145/514. Tumacay 237/608, Pam Fountain 223/540, Cindy Tumacay Congratulations Chris on 510, Jaf Martinez-LH 231. your first 200 game. Nataly SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 266/706, Pei Eto 215/584, Ste- Iniquez 138-137/390, Sa- phen Saaki 236/652, Keith Fujita 240/646, Ken Shinbashi brena Callihan 130, Larell 627, Bob Yamashita 229/621, Rumiko Nakata 541, Noriko WEEKLYWEEKLY Fukunaga 516, Stan Date 225. Woods 151-161-148/460, Matthew Padilla 102. Saturday PBA Experience: Drew Stern 206/508, Sa- Classified mantha Meyers 181/521. Darian Jackson 176, Myles Rascon-Lahr 202, SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS... Ron Lewis 237-204/633. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Rick Dobris 259/706, Carolyn Scher- ADULT-JUNIORS zberg 246/664, Dale Rubin 244/651, Dave Folck 233/631, NO-TAPNO-TAP Bob Husby 602, Tom Tucker 223/598, Bev Zietz 193/530, Juniors Nolan Smith II 206-214- Slyvia Kesilis 108/495, Nancy Cottrell 183/479, Delia Lowe 206/626, Kristopher Fabian 476, Dale Simpson 210, Doris Simmons 169. 211, Marc Atangan 187, Funtimers: RIck Dobris 278/706, Carolyn Scherz- Myles Rascon-Lahr 246/603, berg 266/603, Richard Greenzweight 248/689, Ron Doll Ron Lewis 230, Daniel Marti- 237/666, Steven Herndon 265/664, Dale Simpson 586, EveryEvery Wednesday!Wednesday! nez 222-248-210/680. Karen MacDonald 179/508, Carolyn Greenwood 179/506, Adults Jean Bomar 179/497, Candy Adams 495, Bob Adams 237, Check-In at 6:30pm, Bowlbowl at 7pm Rey Santos 203, Louis Bobbie Walker 178. Whitlock II 206-225, Shateka 39’Ers Senior Trio: Ron Doll 251/694, Carolyn Scherz- Williams 201, Matt Mesa berg 221/624, Mel Neiditch 241/682, Dave Folck 230/657, &OUSZ'FFs)BOEJDBQJTPG&OUSZ'FFs)BOEJDBQJTPG 224-213/602, Michael Jose Blanco 225/607, Al Reiswig 584, Lucy Tralla 216/574, Savois 204. Lil Baker 204/549, Eloise Valencia 214/542, Mary Lauer 533, SIDESIDE POTSPOTS INCLUDEDINCLUDED Bill Robb 227, Gail Stillson 213. JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS... Sutter Goldminers: Hector Rodriguez 121/339, Zackery 015*0/"-4$3"5$)130(3&44*7&10545"354"5015*0/"-4$3"5$)130(3&44*7&10545"354"5 Koons 107/273, James Owens 88/253, Allan Aguilar 111/248, Marcony Munoz 114/214. 4$03&45"354"5"/%-08&34&"$)8&&,4$03&45"354"5"/%-08&34&"$)8&&, Junior Stars: Justin Pluchino 259/658, Julia Frias 170/476, Keith Nelson 202/572, Sevaun Thompson 164/425, 05)&31054"7"*-"#-&50005)&31054"7"*-"#-&500 Jerad Brett 127/328, Mark Gagnier 316, Bertha Rose 136/379, Analynne Wallace 145/350, Ashley Brett 132/332, &'MPSFODF"WF %PXOFZ $" Rosie Sanchez 117/284, John Nelson 119. Bumper Thumpers: Jezzabel Chavez 123/214, Dillon 1IPOF Nguyen 95/189, Robert Martinez 108/185, James Sanchez 95/185, Isaac Martel 85/155, Ryan Martinez 80/148, Devyn XXXEFMSJPMBOFTDPN Thompson 104/194, Mandy Thompson 85/156. If you’re a Dodger fan this Dodger Bowling Club league is great for you. Join the fun this Sunday, April 18 at 6:30pm. April 15, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 13
3rd ROUND STANDINGS TOP 10 AVERAGES (On The 4th Round Shark Condition) 1. Katie Jakes Bar & Grill 25 2. Western Pacific Bowling Supply 23 218 Jon Brandon 3. Herzog Insurance 23 209 Billy Myers Jr. “KATIE JAKES BAR AND GRILL” 4. Brylaw 22 208 Vernon Adams 5. Threadworks 22 206 Paul Barraco Takes Five From “THREADWORKS” 206 Leonard Ruiz Jr. 6. City Line Pet Clinic 20 DOWNEY — That’s only half the story! By sweeping “THREADWORKS”, 7. Linder Insurance 20 205 Kurt Arakaki 205 Paul Varela “KATIE JAKES” jumped into first place for round four, and ‘THREAD- 8. Sysco 18 WORKS” dropped to fifth. 9. Clyde’s Video 17 204 Ramon Torres 204 Arnold cheesman Next Monday two powerful top running teams will meet for the final time 10. J.A.T. 17 on the current lane condition — “KATIE JAKES” (25 wins) and “WESTERN 204 Ken McElvaney 11. A.B.T.A. 15 PACIFIC” ( 23 wins). “WESTERN PACIFIC” is already a round winner 12. StrikeHardApparral.com 14 and has secured a spot in the final roll-off for the big bucks. So “KATIE’S” 13. W.C.S.T. 13 TOP 10 LAST WEEK crew will be out to win! 14. Gano Excel Coffee 13 (On The 4th Round Shark Condition) “HERZOG INSURANCE” (23 wins), “BRYLAW” (22 wins) and
15. Professional Approach 9 755 Alan Mojado “THREADWORKS” (22 wins) are statiscally still in the hunt. 16. A Different Look Cabinet 9 706 Billy Myers Jr. The averages on the next league sheet are the ones being submitted for 685 Raul Rosales the 2010 average book. Jon Brandon at 218 tops the list, followed by Billy 668 Paul Barraco Myers Jr. 209, Vernon Adams 208, Paul Barraco 206 and Leonard Ruiz Jr. 664 Shane Soper 206. All down 3 or 4 pins, except Adams who is up 6 pins. On the tough 659 Gabriel Martinez conditions, that’s pretty impressive Vernon! Alan Mojado peeled off the best series of the week 243-278/755. Billy 640 Carlos Castillo Myers Jr. knocked over a few pins himself 249/706. Raul Rosales was solid 630 Mikey Villareal at 256/685. Paul Barraco banged out 246/668. Shane Soper socked a 230/664. 624 Kurt Arakaki Greg Neuer grabbed a 258, and Larry Stephens logged a 243. 624 Kevin Gallagher Watch next weeks match-ups! Sparks will fly and scores will soar — that’s a guarantee!
It’s A Bakers Dozen For E.J. JIM MURTISHAW Missed The PHIL by Roberta McNaught PERRETANO ANAHEIM—So, picture this, you leave a stone 7 in the first Deadline? frame, then go off the sheet for a fabulous 290. Wow, you think, One League Three 800s! Passes On that should get you first place in the side pot. So thinks Lenny NORWALK — The special by Frank Weiler Huber. Then you hear the roar of the applause and the announce- box on the front page of the by Frank Weiler MURRIETA—Longtime ment, “Congratulations to E.J. Rogers on his 2nd 300 of the sea- Bowling News was designed to MURRIETA—From PBA Champion to CITRUS BELT se- local lane legend Phil Per- son.” What can I say Lenny? Just for the record, this is E.J.’s 13th honor any bowler shooting 300, nior striker...that’s Jim Murtishaw. After staying off the lanes for retano headed for his eternal 300 & 7th in league play. E.J. rolled his 2nd 800 series on games 800 or 700 for the gals. a number of years, Jim is back! reward last week after 83 of 243.300, and 275 for 818, adding a 219 for a 1039 high for the The only requirement is: And like Jack Nicholson, back in a big way. years on planet earth. Phil day in the 590 Classic. The score must be verifiable, loved bowling and achieved Bowling in only one league, Jim just rolled his third certified Those joining the 900 Club were: John Velasquez 259/927, shot within the past 7 days, and excellence on the lanes, for 800 series (300 - 256 - 268 = 824) of the past three months. He Stacy Rider 239/923, Larry Green 257/916, John Phillips e-mailed. over sixty years. At the time has also bowled807 and 811 this season. This latest “eight-sum” 254/912, Missy Bellinder 249/902, Carl Adinolfi 249/901 and Today we received a great of his passing, he was averag- has raised Jim’s average to a league high 235. Lenny Huber 290/900. That’s some great bowling people. score from La Habra for Robert ing 202 at Cal Oaks Bowl. A Other recent high three gamers at CAL OAKS BOWL on two plus average at 83 years of More weekly highs were: Juan Sandoval 258/893, Terry Brent Stammerjohan, 300/815 shot on Thursday night include a 801 (by ROD BASSETT), 758 (KEN age!!! He averaged 200 plus 278/887, Rob Roberts 275/882, Miguel Rosales 246/878, Willy April 2, 2010. Sorry, John, too CLAY), 756 (RYNE CUNNINGHAM), and 737 (DAVE COOK for years, had eight 300 games Bordenave 279/873, Christy Asher 251/872, Shig Shozi 258/861, late for the front page! and FRANK WEILER). and an 803 series to his credit. Martin Angulo 216/841, Don Gardner 215/841, Rod Cantrell The bowlers at Cal Oaks Bowl would like to thank the Last Weeks Solution Perretano had a great per- 233/835, Al Lara 235/829, Dick McKenzie 218/825, Alan Bloom sonality, with a smile always BOWLING NEWS for supporting them and their accomplish- 222/814, Shawn St.Andre 225/812, Jim Moore 255/808, Jerry 9 2 3 5 1 7 6 4 8 on his face. He loved to tell ments on the lanes. BOWLERS - TELL A FRIEND TO READ Roddam 234/808, Tom Stearn 220/808, Rose Williams 237/805, 4 5 7 3 6 8 1 2 9 jokes and reminded me of Bob THE BOWLING NEWS. This great newspaper is the only pub- Melissa Fan 258/800, Ron Douglass 231, Tony Chaco 228, Drew 8 6 1 4 2 9 7 5 3 Hope because of the way he lication in SOCAL that supports us. Parkin 222, Don Gut-Omen 219, Kyle Osterman 215, Hong Kha 7 9 5 8 3 6 4 1 2 could deliver one liners. We will miss Phil on and 214, Frank Trummell 213, Karen Bagnall 211, Karen Mauricio 1 3 2 9 4 5 8 7 6 off the lanes, and look forward 211, Gino Vassallo 209, Frank Bellinder 204, Kantral Williams 6 4 8 1 7 2 9 3 5 to seeing him again in hard- 204, Bob Gosnell 203, Alan Gutierrez 203, Joy McGregor 203, 3 8 9 7 5 1 2 6 4 wood heaven. Thanks Bowl- Rey Ortiz 203, Adrian Bradley 202, Nicole Evans 202, Rich Heid 5 1 6 2 8 4 3 9 7 ing News for keeping our local 201, Nancy M. Smith 201, and Ed Hermance 200. bowlers aware of what’s hap- 2 7 4 6 9 3 5 8 1 Linbrook Bowl, Friday mornings at 9:30, the place for some pening on the lanes. exciting bowling. Stop by and see us. Date & Location April 18, 2010 Stewart Stirs 684 In Saturday Linbrook Juniors by Stacy Rider Trevi Entertainment Ctr. ANAHEIM — In the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Andrew Stewart scattered the pins down for 214-226-222 for a super 662 series. Matt Nickeson 32250 Mission Trail knocked down a 227 game and Jessica Quental jabbed a 202 game. Other terrific scores were reported by Chris Woodmansee 179-161-184/524, Shane Lake Elsinore 92530 Maddox 144, Tim Oh 183-180, Christopher DeFazio 184, Laura Robbins 119, Of America Kelsey Myers 157-177 and Holly Hoon 176. 1-951-674-6080 In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, E.J. Rogers rolled to 621 with high scores of 254-201. Other great scores were turned in by Andrew MANDATORY PRE-ENTRY Stewart 201, Steve Matsumoto 246, Valerie Matsumoto 211, Abbott Hatch HOME OF THE BACH THUMB 30 LANES, 90 BOWLERS 213 and Michelle Matsumoto 202. In the BUMPER BUSTERS, we had some wonderful scores to report. Check-In 08:00am to 9:00 am Izel Cruz crushed 103-70, Brittany Fisheli blasted 83-88, Amber Sanderson slammed 85-74, Khamron Gardner chomped 66-81, Emily Batalon bowled Begin bowling at 09:15am a pair of 74 games, Trent Mahvs mastered 73, Jonathan Soto sliced 65-68 and Chance Batalon crushed 58-60. In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Andrew Stewart aced the 3 DIVISIONS lanes with 227-232-225 for an awesome 684 series. Next in line was Bobby • EXPERT PLUGGING AND DRILLING Hornacek, who hammered the pins for 195-221-213/629 and Michael Peter- • BALLS, BAGS, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES Hdcp Advance, Open. son, who pounded the pocket for 199-201-220/620. Other highs for the day included Jeremiah Tan 203, Xavier Grunbaum 202-206, David Feiner 210, To Pre-Enter Call Dallas Huff 190, Jennifer Lewis 104, Chris M. Rinner 163, Patrick Sherry 143, JST @ 951-684-7941 or Garrett Weiss 172, Malerie Pattugalan 163-167-154/484, Nicole Rodriguez 125, R.J. Davis 105, Nick Hank 103, Christian Cruze 95, Joshua Villegas E-mail [email protected] 104-108, Destini Gardner 155-183, Natalie Vara 107, Sydney McLellan 147- (818) 224-3590 148, Gabrielle Galicia 111, Jerry Williams 109, Shane Maddox 148-120 and 23130 VENTURA BLVD., WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS all Div. Cesar Guardado 143. 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257-212/617, Mike Sargent 233-217, Dave Andexler 232, Lee Galicia 227, Connie Wagner 233-202/625. Vegas Party: Lenny Huber 289-257-238/784, Stan Evans 258-228-217/703, David Wright 257-237/685, Ronnie Gor- 12655 VENTURA BLVD. don 256-220/661, Hong Kha 245-223/642, Karin Alderman STUDIO CITY Linbrook Bowling Center 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 245-221/643, Pam Weiland 211. Kamaaina: Tash Castillo 267-224-224/715, Kevin Fu- when you have time to spare 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 jinami 245-234/662, Matthew Skolnik 234-214-200/648, by NICE and SWEET Kalani Akui 222-203-202/627, Rick Bargayo 238-200/621, ANAHEIM — If you found a container with the letters Serena Miyahira 241/611, Jayne Nishimoto 210. m-s-e-r-m-u in it and decided to form a word it would spell, 4-4 Vegas: Tom Shores 234-202/611, Gregg Sietsema STUDIO CITY — Spring is in bloom and it’s time for ANT- SUMMER, which means it’s time for you to join a SUMMER 214-208/605, Joe Cruz 227/604, Jimmy Herrera 223, Marcy EATERS. Yes, those lovable creatures you may have once league at Linbrook Bowling Center. Sign-up today and if you Gironta 203, Kathy Greenwood 278, Trish Donahue 208. seen in cartoons or television are the latest craze. People need help call Shannon or Stacy at 714-774-2253. Family & Friends: Bill Swanson 215-201-200/616, Ron actually raise them as pets now and occasionally take hilari- These are the high scores for the week of April 6 thru Aguon 213-212/614, Aaron Sanchez 217-210/613, Chris ous pirtures of them, don’t believe me ask Jim Moore. 12. Meno 221/602, Pete Quinata 209, Kristine Lannon 212. PINZ ADULTS Santa Guys and Dolls: Tony Chaco 215-214-223/652, Double Daters: Bob Legro 290-233/692, Tim Hank 236- Terry Blankenship 245, Bruce Gober 210, Rodger Morris 235-217/688, Kevin Smith 244-227-205/676, Shawn Oslund Well, you should, the snouts on these anteaters, they 107. 232-220-220/672, Bill Powell 265-213/663. are simply amazing. Not as amazing as your scores, but I Lunch Bunch: Walter Michalski 205, Pat Basilio 200. Gambler’s Anonymous: Alan Bloom 215-214/622, A.J. bet they could throw a bowling ball with their long tongues. Swinging Trios: Rey Ortiz 232, John Hillion 206, Ernie Cano 248-201/608, Cornel Jurca 212, Gerald Lichtenheld Someone please photoshop a picture of that for me. Here’s Verdugo 206, Norm McLeod 203, John Vojtko 201. 202. the anthill scores: Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Larry Critchfield 215- Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 22 entries. 1st place tavern Guild: Mark Peavey 267/699, Darrell Tucci 235/633, Digger Larkin 217-218/607, Kenny Flores 225, Charles Weeks & Lenny Huber 1906 $86, 2nd John Conway 256/651, Mikey Witt 247/622, Bob Thomas 244/605, Tom Carol Johnson 201. Sr. & Greg Haxton 1892 $62, 3rd John Conway Sr. & Matt Whitaker 612, David Quam 234. James Castaneda 212, Kris Ozaki Vegas Nonsense: Pawling 1886 $50. Sidepots—Paid $22 per game. Game 1: Twilighters: Bob Riffle 265/660, Dan Coffelt 627, Jim 211, Chris Ducksworth 202-210, Jarmaine Williams 210, Allan Ray 301. Game 2: Mike Howard 279. Game 3: John Rob Karsting 205, Christina Boyd 230. Conway Sr. 308. Game 4: Charles Weeks 286. Doubles— Moore 245/617, Mark Spiwak 221. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 217-227-226/670, Gavin Huff Paid $48 per game. Game 1: Allan Ray & Rick Sargent 548. Kings and Queens: Wayne Roberts 237/636, Will Pis- 214-214/618, Henry Trevino 207-218/614, Frank DiCrisi Game 2: MIke Howard & Rick Sargent 579. Game 3: John nieski 237/628, Jeff Pickel 220/615, Luke Pebler 232. 211-224/607, Steve Saybrook 202-205/603, Lynn Soliman Conway Sr. & Rick Sargent 570. Game 4: Charles Weeks Music+Lyrics: Jordan Omley 574, Marques Berry 240, 203, & Rick Sargent 574. Handicap Series: Rick Sargent 1062 Rhona Bennett 518. 3’s Company: Melinda Manahan 212-202, Dorothy Wool- $36. Scratch Series: John Conway Sr. 955 $22. Rollover E.I.B.L.: Chico Benymon 251/585, John Randolph 222. sey 205, Marie Lou Platte 202-202, Marie Parmelee 200. Sidepots: Three Peat Pot $422, Reserve Pot $104 - Clean Funseekers: Bill Devoe 279/721, Tony Annibale 268/696, Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 237-248-235/720, Jim 40 Pot $452 - High Game Bank (Game 1: $23, Game 2: Jeff Pifko 664, Mark Peavey 257/662, Barry Judis 266/661, Moore 226-279/667, Bill Swanson 204-279/664, Mike Ke- $23, Game 3: $28, Game 4: $59). Jimmy Zellinger 255. ogh 216-212, Rich Heid 216-204, Martha Owens 220, Lisa Senior No-Tap: Results of April 6, 2010. 45 entries @ Somma 204, Elburta Canfield 200. $10=$450. 45 lineage @ $5.25=$236.25. 45 prize fund @ S.C.B.L.: Michael Gurrieri 248/732, Michael Gehrke Fun For Vegas: Charles Harrell 212-234-208/654, Ping $4.75=$213.75. 39 3-6-9 @ $1=$39. Place Money—1st 266/649, Marvin Nance 253/678, Jim Foltyn 257/659, Neil Romero 201-224, Chris Vandyke 219, Bobby Johansen Angelo Samperisi 814 $39, 2nd Bob Fulton 812 $31, 3rd Inman 644, Dave Yamamoto 258. 213. P.J. 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Carroll 304 $8, 3rd Gino Young Park 216-231/608, Irene Kang 244/615, Michelle Vassallo 279 $6. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $37. Added: $39. out the scores: Kim 210. New Total: $76. JOIN A SUMMER LEAGUE! Adult/Junior: Max Korn 225-255-244/724, Ethan Bens- golden Nuggets: Frank McCoy 210, Kathleen 208. inger 193/520, Brad Spector 169/476, Martin Korn 473, Tyler Go For 9 (No-Tap): Carl Adinolfi 230-263-253/747, Clay Bensinger 187/449, Jessica Taylor 169. Howard 296-229/715, Gino Vassallo 298-235-201/684, Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 245/813, Mario Vargas Ron Corona Sr. 226-239-202/667, Norm McLeod 224-202- 218/764, Natalie Kato 218/746, Treven Goldsmith 735, Max 226/652, Barb Bish 231-223-215/669, Fran Stern 255/637, Korn 200/734, Ethan Bensinger 208. Nan White 212-237/629, Diane Johnson 249, Rachel Chaco Bowling Instructor Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 128/371, Gianni Gaskins 247. 124/325, Nicolas Martinez 122/315, Angelo Costa 106/277, Party Timers: E.J. 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That old one about my lizard eyes and ant- eater nose and the way I sleep my way through pictures is Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am } $2.25 per game so hackneyed now.” - Robert Mitchum quotes 71st Year In Publication Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday April 17th at 12:30PM California VOLUME 71, NO. 15 Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples Bowling News The nation’s leading bowling newspaper, published Thursdays 52 weeks per year. EDITORIAL OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS Join a Summer League Today! 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. P.O. Box 4160 Norwalk, CA 90650 Downey, CA 90240 OFFICE NUMBER: 562-807-3600 24-HOUR FAX NUMBER: 562-807-2288 Don’t Be Left Out! Call Shannon or Stacy at 714-774-2253 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.californiabowlingnews.com CHARLES KINSTLER...... Publisher TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEY CAROL MANCINI...... Editor/Publisher Saturdays • Check-in 8:30pm • Bowl at 9:00pm • $15 Per Person DEAN LOPEZ...... 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