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California SINCE 1940 68th Year In Publication BOWLINGNewsThursday, April 19, 2007 P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 3 More High Roller An Event Kent Rolls to Riches For Evans! Senior Titles! SAN DIEGO—NABI San Diego—Mira Mesa hosted the NABI tournament this past Sat- 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood urday, & it was an eventful day for George Evans, our newest (562) 421-8448 champion. George has been on & off the “DL” for several years, Saturday so it’s good so see him bowling once again. Congratulations & No-Tap welcome back! The balance of the stepladder consisted of Bob Doug Kent capped a dream season with a win in his first Motel 6 Selner, Randi Diato, David Roll to Riches appearance. Danielly & Ben Aficial. May 5th Three bowlers shared the 3- COLUMBUS, Ohio—It’s Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the LAS VEGAS—Easter week Degroat, from Las Vegas, was 6-9 pot, Gene Walker, Selner & hard to top a season in which semifinals after they tied at 116 at Sam’s Town Hotel, Gambling making his 60 & Over debut and, Diato, while guaranteed $50 you win two Majors and set a through six frames. 5 PM Hall & Bowling Center was cel- like Starks, was having a great sidepots were collected by career-high in earnings, but 18- All Semifinal Round and ebrated with 3 separate Senior week, knocking down pins at a Frank Menchaca, Marilyn year Denny’s PBA Tour veteran Elimination Round matches con- Classics producing 3 more 5-fig- tremendous rate, winning a Medvec, Anthony Damian, Phil Doug Kent added to what was sisted of six-frame matches with Entry Fee:$40 ure champions! They were High Sweeper along the way. So the Horn (2), Aficial (2), Selner & already a dream season. a maximum score of 180. Roller champs #162, 163 & 164. 2 squared off in the title match, Diato. Kent defeated Norm Duke, Williams could have won by Sidepots More than $330,000 was dis- Starks winning 266 - 235. Starks six-strikes-to-three, to win the one pin by striking in the 6th bursed! took home $10,000 and Degroat third annual Motel 6 Roll to frame, but after doubling he left The entire Classic series is earned $5,000. Year in and year Riches special event and take a 10-pin to send the match to an Optional sponsored by Roto Grip and 100 out, Starks and Degroat have home the $150,000 winner-take- extra frame. In the roll-off, Kent of the new Mystics were proven themselves as 2 of the all top prize. struck while Williams could only awarded to players during the 3 best bowlers in the field and the The final round consisted of muster an eight count. 6 Games events. Many players had them large crowd was treated to a great a Race to Six Strikes, with the The second semifinal fea- drilled in the Sam’s Town Pro match. first bowler striking six times tured a battle between the only Shop and cashed with them. Chet Steengrafe and Dino taking home the title. two bowlers who have com- Jim Starks finally grabbed his Cantoria advanced to the Semi- Kent jumped out to the early peted in all three Roll to Riches Tuesday Night Special long awaited 1st High Roller title finals, just a game away from the lead, striking with his first shot events. Duke (Clermont, Fla.) as he bested a field of 170 play- Title Match. after Duke had missed on his advanced with a 159-124 win 9 PM - 11 PM ers in the Age 60 & Over Clas- Next up was the main event, first. Though Duke struck with over Tommy Jones in the first sic. Starks, the 60 year old from the 15th Senior Easter Classic. his next shot, he got bad breaks of the two Semifinal Round Montclair, CA, asserted himself Mark Estes, 58 years old from Sixth place finisher, Mc- in his next two frames and Kent matches. $ 20.00 per lane early in the week as the one to Grapevine, TX was only eligible Norbil Espiritu, received a com- capitalized to take a 3-1 lead. The event started with the beat as he won the opening for this Classic and certainly plete ball resurfacing & rejuve- After missing with his next Challenge Round, where includes shoes Sweeper and never looked back. made the most of it by defeating nation. courtesy of Bowlers shot, Kent struck twice in a row bowlers participated in one-ball Actually, if he did look back, 66 year old Curtis Cage for the Depot. The next NABI San Di- to put Duke on the ropes, but roll offs with the lowest score he saw former High Roller $15,000 top prize - his 2nd High ego tournament will be at he missed in the next frame to after each frame moving into the Thursday Night Special champ Ron Degroat chasing him. continued on page 2 Kearny Mesa on April 28th. give Duke another chance. Duke Elimination Round and the two Watch for details in the next could have pulled within one, but surviving bowlers earning byes 9 PM - 11 PM Bowling News, and plan to join the 5-pin wobbled and stayed into the Semifinal Round. After us...we’ll save a cookie for you! up and Kent struck with his next all six bowlers struck on the first shot to win in his first Motel 6 ball, Pete Weber (St. Ann, Mo.) 1.75 / game -3.00 shoes Roll to Riches appearance. and Jones (Simpsonville, S.C.) Del Rio Lanes “It’s a great finish to a great had eight counts on the second year. You come in here against ball to drop into the Elimination FRIDAY Scrambler Results five of the best players in the Round. DOWNEY— Saturday, April world and you think, ‘what are The remaining four bowlers 14th, 30 anxious Adult/Junior your chances against Norm all got nine on the third ball and NO-TAP teams signed up early to Duke, Pete Weber and Walter struck on the fourth ball, but on SCRAMBLE! The games were Ray Williams Jr.?’” Kent (New- the fifth, Williams (Ocala, Fla.) 3 GAMES fun, high scoring and all teams ark, N.Y.) said. “It’s just an in- and Wes Malott (Argyle, Texas) were competitive. credible finish to a great year.” both left 7-10 splits to drop into Every Friday When the last pin fell and the Though Kent’s win does not the Elimination Round. Duke, scores were totaled — the first count toward official PBA earn- who struck, and Kent, who had At 1:00 PM place bowling ball went to Ja- ings or titles and does not factor a nine-count, earned byes into son Hoppe (adult) and his jun- in a wide open PBA Player of the Semifinal Round. $15 ENTRY FEE ior partner Kevin Jones. the Year race, few have ever In the Elimination Round, Second place trophies went to topped Kent’s 2006-07 season Jones eliminated Malott, 138- Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Michele Tucker is perfect in ABTA La Habra “300” Event Greg Jenkins (adult) and his jun- in which he became just the sixth 137, while Williams eliminated Michele Tucker became only the third lady to have ever had a perfect ior partner Jesse Cortez. bowler to win two Majors in a arch rival Weber, 138-115. Will- Sidepots, Insurance game in the ABTA’s long existence, as she fired the pefecto in Saturdays Youth Director Christine season and took home a career- iams, who is 5-0 lifetime in title 4:00PM Qualifying Squad. She is congratulated by Mr.”900" Glen “Teeny” Tarvin at Del Rio Lanes high $200,530. matches against his fellow PBA & Scratch Series Allison, who was on hand at La Habra “300” for Michele’s perfecto. thanks all bowlers who partici- Kent advanced to the Race Hall of Famer, also eliminated 3-6-9 = Winner J.T. Jackson She joins Terry Chatreau (Colima Lanes), and Laura Lee Daniel pated and challenges more duos to Six Strikes by winning a one- Weber in last season’s Motel 6 (Forest Lanes) in the ABTA record books for perfectionnews! for the next Scrambler. ball sudden death roll-off over Roll to Riches. Forest Lanes 6 Gamer Entry Fee: 12 Noon • Saturday, May 19th $50.00 $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Page 2 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 19, 2007 means of entertainment, including theaters, game rooms, miniature golf, and great food facilities. Despite the fact that USBC membership figures aren’t over- Jowdy’s Journal whelming, bowling proprietors around the country have increased their overall income by open bowling, glow bowling, and private by John Jowdy parties. For example, Mike Monyak, general manager for Coast Casinos in Las Vegas, (which include the Orleans, the Gold Coast, and Sunset bowling centers,) estimates that league bowling com- Bowling….Life after death prises about 22 percent of his total business. Birthday parties, Up until two years ago, the only news regarding the bowling business parties, and tournaments more than compensate for smaller industry had been of the “Gloom and Doom” variety. league play. Even more surprising, Monyak’s centers average around League membership continued to tumble; bowling ball sales be- 40 lines per bed, a staggering figure when compared to the coveted gan to dwindle; the Ladies Pro Tour collapsed; entries for megabucks 35 lines per bed during the game’s booming era. . tournaments were at an all-time low; the PBA was struggling to Although I am not privy to other bowling establishment figures, keep afloat; and bowling centers were closing at an alarming rate. these numbers seem to portray the overall picture in Las Vegas, BUT, for the past two years, the bowling industry has taken a undoubtedly the bowling capital of the world. For example, Frenchy miraculous turn for the better and the future looks much brighter. Letourneau, editor/publisher of the Ten Pin Alley publication in Las What happened to reverse this trend? Vegas, accepted a position at Santa Fe Lanes as Promotions Direc- Perhaps the unification of all integers of the bowling industry tor about two years ago. In a recent conversation, Frenchy informed has begun to bear fruit. me he has conducted over 1500 parties during this period. Further- Although the United States Bowling Congress has not fully suc- more, he envisions no slowdown in the future for these activities ceeded in unifying all local associations into their organization, the and, although Santa Fe Lanes may be the leader in the “party” overall cooperation of the USBC with the Bowling Proprietors As- category, most other bowling centers in Sin City are profiting from sociation of America and the Professional Bowlers Association has their share of open bowling, glow bowling, and party bowling. began to indicate an upsurge in the game’s future. Currently, the most negative comments relative to any sport While membership figures are lower than in the past, perhaps today are the numerous choices of recreational activity available to the figures released by the USBC are greatly misleading. For in- the public. Bowling must compete with movies, television, golf, stance, over one million seniors bowl in unsanctioned leagues. These tennis, soccer, football, baseball, basketball, and other forms of en- bowlers play a major role in the success of bowling establishments. tertainment. Yet, with all these pastimes readily available in Las Also, we must presume that perhaps an additional million bowlers Vegas, bowling has more than held its own in a city that features the participate in leagues that are not included in USBC membership largest and most modern bowling facilities on the planet. Las Vegas rolls. investors continue to build more bowling centers, and, to date, no Although some bowling establishments continue to relinquish one has issued warnings of “over-building”. their prime properties to “Offers they can’t refuse”, more and more Fortunately, while the rest of the country’s bowling atmosphere bowling centers are being erected to replace them with state of the isn’t quite as appealing as Las Vegas, the future of the game, under art facilities that feature the latest innovations in equipment. In the combined efforts of the USBC, the BPAA, and the PBA, seems addition to this, the new 40 to 60 lane centers include other enticing to be headed in the proper direction. HIGH ROLLER continued from page 1 Roller title. Mark saved his best game of the week for last, beat- Join us for ing Cage 279 - 229. Cage, a former Navy SEAL from Santa Clara, CA earned $7,500. He was one of 10 players who made the cut in all 3 Classics. Former Champs Charlie Gadd and Larry Hoffman were our all-new semi-finalists. Sweepers in the 50 & Over were won by Phil Mann and Ron Degroat. Mann’s $1,650 was the largest Sweeper prize of the week and he also made the cut. The newly formed Classified Classic made just its 2nd appear- ance and will definitely grow! Many players prefer not bowl- COSMIC ing against “the champs” but many strong bowlers were still around at the end. And when the smoke cleared, it was Jerry Calvin holding the trophy and $10,000 winner’s prize. He defeated Paul McCordic, the 53 year old left-hander from Sugarland, TX, 208 - 195. McCordic took $5,000 home. BOWLING Calvin, 60 years old from 1000 Oaks, CA was another of the 10 players who made the cut in all 3 Classics. It was his 1st title match appearance. Light Show! Roger Anderson and Michael The Very Best Larson were semi-finalists. Jim King won the Classified of Laughlin… Sweeper, his 2nd Sweeper of the week, firing a 300 game as well. 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LAKEWOOD — If you want to have your chance to Phillips 158-233-201/592, Jerry Whitehurst 149-203-201/ ELKS & FRIENDS bowl on the same conditions the pros experience, sign- 553, Ora McCormick 191-171-189/551, Dianne McCann Emmerson Wafer 228-233-201/662, Greg Kelly 205- up for the PBA Experience League at Cal Bowl today. 168-161-188/517, Darlene Hom 170-194-155/519, Stacy 234/608, Dave Patterson 202-206/607, Ralph Buckles Time is running short, as the league will start next Fri- Kelly 178-187-223/588, Kim Eastwood 168-191-145/504, 222-211, Betty McDiarmid 211, Carols Salcedo 201, Chris day, April 27th at 7:00 p.m. See our ad on this page for Vi Wilson 142-198-191/531, Barbara Crawford 184-171- Kelly 215, B.J. 224, Etta Fox 222, Kevin Nuehring 210, more information. 153/508, Betty Moss 187-143-177/507. Jack Sutton 204, Suzi Kelly 207, Don Louis 201. A few of our leagues have ended their winter season FUNSTERS RECYCLED TEENS and are looking forward to a summer of bowling fun. Get Dorothy Ruggiero 530, Ron Leidholtd 215/507, Ed Steve Jaspar 219/577, Frank Grandstaff 207/540, Orvil your sign-ups in now. You don’t want to be left out. McLean 531, Larry Martinez 246-212/636, Hal Mallon Price 548, Ben Jones Sr. 209/582, John Mathews 559, SENIOR MEN’S TRIO 592, Travis Hicks 236/552, Napoleon Goshay 201/527, Gene Nichols 557, Dominic Antonio 249-222/639, Ken Congratulations to our 2007 winter league champions, Don Keith 214/534, Wendell Ledbetter 227-201/608, Tom Seiple Sr. 226-225/626, Boylee Inocente 624, Rinze Team #20 consisting of Sonny Dew, Willie Burkhalter Dennis 526, Chuck Morrissey 518, Joe Erwin 231/577, Dykstra 542, Dick Fleming 551, Frank Fernandez 600, and Ray Staten. Here are their scores: Sonny Dew 258- Pat Erwin 515, Bob Webb 502, Harold Runyon 547, Georgia Schad 506, Al Dimas 512, Jack Wooley 535, 256-242/756, Willie Burkhalter 145-192-209/546, Ray Edward Buhay 207/579, Boylee Inocente 534, Josh Ning Barcelona 529, Jim Burke 219-248-225/692, Staten 164-202-202/568. More high scores from Rick Kelly Hudson 226/581, Curtis Whaley 225-224/630, Ken Seiple Domenic Saraceno 206-256/651, Don Keith 237/588, 212-232-201/645, Tony Morones 193-213-196/602, Rick Sr. 525, Doug Johnson 222/591, Steve Halada 518, Dick Wendell Ledbetter 234/594, R.C. Owens 210/508, Walter Llaneta 269-191-202/662, Al Williams 232-188-241/641, Fleming 539, Rose Goodwin 537, Dominic Antonio 267/ Millsap 225-205/609, B.J. Theiss 247/594, Hector Torres Fale Sula 277-228-245/750, Jim Plante 186-223-250/659, 593, Jorge Fernandez 257-215-219/691, Robert Thomas 512, Albert Burnett Sr. 203/592. Ken Sieple Sr. 252-171-236/659, Boylee Inocente 226- 223-244/645, Sharon Barnett 214/523, Norma Davis 517, YOUNG AT HEART 267-194/687, Ed Stoute 223-191-188/602, Ray Givens Wilfred Panton 532, Terry Binuya 502, Jim Burke 207- Jim Plante 176-202-201/579, John Brider 220-167-188/ 210-213-179/602, Ron McClain Sr. 199-179-222/600, 226-213/646, Don Kelly 225/599, Jane Simmons 524, 575, Mac McNealy 166-156-203/525, James Johnson Walter Millsap 149-231-244/624, Ed Cabs 247-227-195/ Maurice Chartrand 242/585, Sidney Moore 209/522, 223-192-155/570, Leroy Canaday 164-138-146/448, 669, Jerry Giron 230-195-189/614, Rudy Munzon 198- Frank Fernandez 241-211/625, Pre Collier 202/564. Albert Burnett 164-135-179/479, Ellis Houston 198-194- 244-174/616, Richard Sotelo 235-168-221/624, Mauro BIG BEAR 171/563, Willie Creer 160-122-146/428, Tom Pettway 171- Pendillo 182-257-208/647,Willie Young 182-223-257/662, Emmerson Wafer 268-246-247/761, Harold Debose 224-193/588, Audrey Johnson 124-128-105/357, Ed Bill Cowens 226-212-202/640, Ellis Houston 233-202- 267-191-219/683, Grover Dye 221-204-233/658, Ken Johnson 102-146-101/409, Willie Young 159-200-169/ 187/622, Sherman Joseph 222-226-190/638, Billy Will- Holliday 233-213-192/638, Ed Kasper 182-229-232/643, 528, Tua Sula 149-151-142/479, Lyette Williams 157- iams 239-187-236/662, Robert Thomas 191-267-257/715, B.J. Theiss 220-187-229/636, Curt Soares 177-201-247/ 150-142/449, Fale Sula 231-227-188/646, Albert Jimmy Hamilton 202-257-223/680, Pre Collier 213-214- 625, Ken Nakagawa 221-187-229/615, Sid Nakagawa Stephens 113-132-124/363, Maria Larason 146-150-148/ 235/662, Archie Stull 247-191-210/648, Lee Holmes 214- 179-237-192/608, Mike Villarreal 238-142-217/607, 444, Josh Hudson 177-205-180/562, Art Nelson 129-123- 185-214/613, John Cuico 191-245-174/610, Jorge Caroline Head 220-159-224/603, Shante Pittman 215- 150/402, Gene Hammons 141-126-181/448, Curtis Fernandez 237-236-210/683, Ralph Wingert 180-212-211/ 206-155/576, Dee Phipps 168-167-203/538, Allisen Whaley 177-182-183/542, Don Jackson 70-73-56/199, 603, Clark VandenBerg 222-196-194/612, Paul Reynolds Sutton 200-167-170/537, Lavada Patterson 148-204-182/ Eva Hammons 71-113-76/266, Dottie Castillo 175-118- 233-152-231/616, B.J. 210, Al Ortiz 202, Jim Burke 218- 534, Becky Simpson 212-157-153/522, Tish Ridal 202- 180/472, Rachel Bright 157-99-107/363, Rosalind Harris 220, Wendell Ledbetter 200, Chuck Patterson 208-203, 136-181/519, Lillie Darden 171-177-161/509, Michelle 121-126-119/366, Connie Lopez 64-73-68/205. Ernest Jackson 200, Ernest Chatman 208, Clarence Criswell 140-195-165/500. FRIDAY NO-TAP Matthews 211, Bob Pearson 201, John Dunn 211, Bob GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS April 13, 2007 Stickney 224, Hugh Kemp 215, Rusty Campbell 203, FINAL RESULTS Katie Oliviera 558, John Sherman 551, Bob Stickney 1. Clarence Turner 860 $65.00 Chuck Morrissey 213, Charles Woods 202, Herman 561, John Mathews 511, Wendell Ledbetter 572, Jim 2. Tomiekia Lemons 836 35.00 Martin 246, Ken Holliday 202-205, Rollie DeGuzman 212, 3. David Ferguson 834 20.00 Burke 568, Boylee Inocente 616, John Roach 500, Jim 4. Josh Montgomery 797 15.00 Billy Scott 220, Josh Hudson 227, Wayne Moon 203, Plante 602, Wilfred Panton 553, Eddie Buhay 540, Don SIDEPOTS Tom Hazard 209, Pat Kinard 225, Ralph Buckles 223, 1. Steven Hood, hdcp. 309 30.00 Keith 565, Ed Hansen 587, Walt Gist 584, Jim Chandler 2. Steven Hood, scr. 300 15.00 Don Boaz 204, Stan Guzy 214, Wayne Brown 220, John 503, Dominic Antonio 637, Ben Alferos 500, Rose David Ferguson, scr. 300 15.00 Mathews 205, Walt Gist 216, Dominic Antonio 204, 3. Josh Hudson, hdcp. 314 30.00 Goodwin 546, Stanley Murren 643, Margo McClain 519, 3-6-9 POT Chazz Elgin 207, Vince Cervantes 224, Don Wade 213, Ken Seiple Sr. 544, Ron McClain 525, Bill Williams 552, J.T. “ Action” Jackson 219.00 Clarence Turner 201, Fidel Usi 208, Don Kelly 226. INSURANCE Clifford Schad 507, Tony Morones 656, Robert Thomas Shorty Ramos 30.00 CAL STARS 522, Chuck Patterson 603, Joe Erwin 647, Don Jones SCRATCH SERIES POT Our league champions are Team #5, Reggie, Betty, David Ferguson 834 30.00 543, Willie Burkhalter 581, Donna May 529, Al Ortiz 583, NEXT TOURNAMENT: APRIL 20TH AT 1:00 P.M. Barbara and Leona. Congratulations to all of you! Betty Edwin Brown 667, Sam Huckleby 507. Thursday, April 19, 2007 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association Rainbow Properties, Inc. 1-800-217-2462 P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com Mao Wins First ABTA Title at La Habra 300 Michele Tucker Steals The Show With A Perfecto ALL POTS CARRY OVER / 3-6-9 is now $1,200 Match Game is $3,500 this week Match Series est $1,350 Chaparral Lanes is our Host this week in One Day EarlyEvent Qualify Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM (1 in 5 to semis) Semis 5:45 PM LA HABRA—Alex Mao did Finals. led off with a spare and three it up good finally downing up- The Bowlers took to the bagger. Cliff an open, spare and start Super Senior Cliff LaPointe lanes. In the first round single three bagger so we had a game in the Title Game to win the elims losing were Jamie Rovner, folks. Alex again dug deep with event and take home the title to Ed Barrett, David Jones, La another turkey in frames 7-8-9. Glendora. It wasn’t easy folks, Drena Boyd, Dave Godinez, Cliff, with a double was within as Cliff was right there in the Kevin Valmonte and Fernando reach but he got tapped in frame tight game. Alex won from the Alatorre. They got checks of 9. He then struck and got tapped top seeded position in the finals. $100 in 10-16th places. in the 10th with a 217/248 game. Our return to La Habra had In round two being eliminated Alex needing to mark spared and more than we had bargained for. were Katrina Fukikami, Adam struck in a 237/261 game. The An excitement filled the air, as Mc Kenzie, Geoff Henderson, title went to one of our nicest Mao Wins ABTA Title at La Habra-300 - (L-R) Carlos Vejar (3rd), Art Lindsey pretty Michele Tucker tossed and Tony Rodriguez. They members. Congrats Alex on a fine (4th), Alex Mao (champion) and Cliff La Pointe (runnerup). her first perfect game on lanes cashed in 6-9 th places and $107 show at La Habra and on a title Tthe Super Seniors were very loved the pleasure of talking ABTA Visits Chaparral 5-6 on the final qualifying squad. each. well-deserved. Alex is one of the tough at La Habra. Great bowl- with Glen Allison. She says Glen The crowd exploded with ap- Round three had Carlos Vejar Good Guys! ing by all in some fine matches. is just great! Great bowling by a in Early Event plause and pleasure. Michele is edge Super Senior Art Lindsay Great bowling by Cliff La Tourney Hi Qualifiers Adam Great Lady! Pots Carryover • Match Game is $3,500 but the third lady to bowl 300 in 204-197. Cliff Lapointe another Pointe, a sprite Super Senior at Mc Kenzie who had a great +190 La Drena Boyd “one tough Match Series est $1,350 & 3-6-9 pot is $1,200 the ABTA following Terry Super Sr. got to Mark Mauna in 81 yrs old to boot! He really let Friday nite and the “Perfect lady bowler, was last standing Bring in a new bowler and bowl for 1/2 price Chatreau, and Laura Lee a a big way 229-137. So Mark, it all out at La Habra and had Lady” Michele “300” Tucker led in the 3-6-9 roll off. She missed The ABTA will be hosted by Daniels. and Art were 4th and 5th with Alex not bowled such a great the females +182 for lady hi on the second shot so we will go popular Chaparral Lanes Satur- Our return to La Habra was fine bowling and $112.50 each game Cliff would have been the qualifier. They both get paid en- for a sweet $1,200 this week at day, April 21, in a one day event Super and in the two day Early with Cliff and Carlos to meet for winner. He was the crowd fa- tries. Chaparral in the 3-6-9. She got a with four qualifying Saturday Event we had 168 entrants. Due the right to bowl Mao for the vorite at La Habra and they Michele Tucker fired her first $50 Consolation! beginning at 12:00-1:00-2:30- to the decent turnout 46 bowlers title. Cliff again was on his game cheered every one of his strikes “300” game and thanks husband The Match Game was again 4:00 PM. The board will be fro- advanced to the semis. Leading in a 200/231-182-194 win over and loudly! I’ve had the plea- Terry, also an ABTA member UN Matched at 284 drawn by zen with 1 in 5 bowlers advanc- the Semi was Alex Mao with a the well-liked Vejar, who was sure of knowing this fine man who owns “The Right Ap- the Champ Mao, and will be ing to the Semifinals at 5:45 PM. great +190. Katrina Fujikami 3rd at La Habra with great bowl- many years. In fact he is my proach” Pro shop in Palm worth $3,500 this weekend with Pots are Huge as The Match was runner-up at +120. He ing, his highest thus far. Cliff off neighbor living just four houses Springs Lanes, her lord and sav- the balance going to a carryover game will go for a Max $3,500. would sit out and bowl the title to the title match vs Alex Mao. away. He is a great guy. Great ior, Jesus Christ for the ability pot. There is already a $340 The Match Series has a carry game. Katrina would receive a The title game was set and the Bowling Cliff! Same can be said and family for letting her go all Carryover! over and will estimate at over first round bye in the single elims horses were paid! Cliff returned of Carlos Vejar in 3rd and Art the way to La Habra from Yucca Match Series worth $1,040 $1,300 for only $2.00. The 3-6- and enter in round two. It took a $82 in the horse bets for every- Lindsay, and Mark Mauna in 4th Valley to bowl. Last but not least was also UNmatched at 616. We 9 is a nice $1,200 also. +60 for both men and women to one who had him at $5.00 entry. and 5th places. Art is a very her friends in the ABTA and will estimate a $1,350 Match There will be Guaranteed make the Sweet 16 Single Elim The title game was on. Alex young 79 yrs old (looks 59). Series. For only $2.00 to enter. pots of $75.00 at 2:30 PM, and Champion Alex Mao is from $100 at 4:00, for only $2 per Glendora, and used a Zone game to enter. drilled by Memo at Bowlers Please see our story and ad Image. He is married with one in this paper for further info and son. He thanks Bob and the directions! ABTA for a Great tournament ABTA to bowl in. The ABTA Staff, AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT friends Angel, Billy, and Jimmy ASSOCIATION (At La Habra “300” Bowl) and more who stayed to cheer APRIL14, 2007 — FINAL RESULTS the finals. 1 Alex Mao 727 $ 1,000.00 2 Cliff LaPointe ss 667 500.00 Cliff La Pointe is from the 3 Carlos Vejar 661 120.00 All American City:-) Santa Fe 4 Mark Mauna 693 112.50 5 Art Lindsey ss 664 112.50 Springs, and used a hammer 6 Katrina Fujikami 720 107.00 7 Adam McKenzie 692 107.00 drilled by Tony Rodriguez of the 8 Geoff Henderson 685 107.00 Bowler’s EXchange located in 9 Tony Rodriguez 683 107.00 10 Ladrena Boyd 703 100.00 Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar. 11 Kevin Valmonte 703 100.00 12 David Godinez 698 100.00 Cliff says Tony is #1 and one of 13 Ed Barrett 677 100.00 the nicest guys also! He’s mar- 14 Jamie Rovner 673 100.00 15 Fernando Alatorre 671 100.00 ried 4 Kids, 8 grandkids and 12 16 David Jones Jr 670 100.00 Great Grand Kids. Cliff thanks 17 Marvin Galsim 660 70.00 18 Melissa Rocha 60% 659 40.50 the people who let him win :-) 19 Mark Huertas 653 66.25 20 Nick Smith 653 66.25 and the ABTA, and staff for a 21 Jason Chiu 646 65.00 fine event to bowl in. 22 Joevin Bolanos 641 62.50 23 Don Johnson Sr 639 61.25 Carlos Vejar, a regular comes 24 Dan Stokes 639 61.25 from Tolleson, Arizona weekly 25 Phillip Sujo 637 57.50 26 Beth Borci 632 54.50 to bowl. He is a fine guy and 27 Danny Gartin Jr 632 54.50 28 Victor Dela Cruz 631 54.00 used a Radical drilled by Dynam- 29 Michele Tucker 630 53.00 ics Bowling in Arizona. He is 30 Roger Romero ss 627 53.00 31 Romy Cajucom 625 52.00 married to Nora with two kids 32 Dodie Sajonas ss 624 52.00 33 Art Windsor 619 51.50 Lillian and Karen. He thanks 34 Jimmy Wong 619 51.50 Nora for support and good 35 David Emerich 618 51.00 36 Thomas Licauco 610 51.00 friends Ben and Rene who rooted 37 Pat Danforth 610 51.00 him on. 38 Rico Cayton ss 607 50.00 39 Leo Tartamella 602 50.00 We had several new members 40 Steve Hower 595 50.00 41 Elerry Barrett 588 50.00 at La Habra. First time cashers 42 Billy Chao 585 49.00 were Geoff Henderson, La Drena 43 Deborah Sanders 583 49.00 44 Kevin Wilson 581 49.00 Boyd, Kevin Valmonte and Ed 45 Heidi Cheng 575 49.00 Barrett who made the finals, and 46 Monica Gadson 566 49.00 DOUBLES Ellery Barrett. Thanks to Rob, 1 Pat (rh) Danforth / Kevin Valmonte 1394 110.00 and Especially Mgr. Alvin and 2 Valinda Kelly / to Glen “Mr. 900” Allison who Deborah Sanders 1362 90.00 3 Pat (rh) Danforth / were very helpful. Tony Rodriguez 1328 80.00 4 Katrina Fujikami / Make Plans for our Big Me- Johany Polony 1321 70.00 morial Special at Cal Bowl May 5 Simon Rojas / Deborah Sanders 1315 60.00 25-26-27 and $7,600 1st with 6 Pat (rh) Danforth / bonuses! It is history folks, as Roger Wrase 1300 50.00 7 Sun Sundara / Alex Mao enters the archives as Victor L. Dela Cruz 1298 40.00 8 Marvin Crowder / our latest Champion. Deborah Sanders 1295 20.00 Get Ready for this weeks FINANCIAL REPORT CUT SCORES One-Day Early Event at Chap- Men: Fri. +44, Sat. +57 Women: Fri. +54, Sat. +36 arral Lanes in San Dimas. Super Seniors: Daniel Stokes, Dodie Qualify Saturday at 12:00 1:00- Sajonas, Art Windsor HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRY 2:30 & 4:00 PM Saturday with Men: Adam McKenzie +190 1 in 5 making the SemiFinals at Women: Michele Tucker +182 SPECIALS AWARDS 5:45 PM. The following Satur- 3-6-9 Ladrena Boyd 50.00 day we are hosted by Linbrook MATCH GAME — 284 Bowl in Anaheim with Squads No winner MATCH SERIES — 616 at 12:30-1:30-3:00 & 5:00 PM No winner with semis 6:45 PM there. New Prize Fund, 164 4,704.50 Paid Entries, 18 @ $49 882.00 schedules will be mailed this Optional Sidepots 1,223.00 Doubles 520.00 week. Let us know if You have Brackets 4,700.00 an address change. Please see our 3-6-9 50.00 Shirt & Trophy 88.00 ad and web site for information. TOTAL PAID OUT $12,167.50 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 19, 2007

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Adam has been bowling for 7 years and his supported by his lovely wife and son Joseph (also a member). Adam was throw- TELEPHONE: 310-938-8090 FAX: 562-291-0256 ing a Brunswick Vapor Zone drilled by Rusty located inside Mis- sion Hills Bowl. Adam sports highs of a 259 game and 705 series. ND Adam would like to thank his friend and coach Ruddy Perez. Adam APRIL 22 , 2007 would like to also thank the Donkee Tour staff and Chaparral Lanes. Congratulations Adam on your Victory. DEL RIO LANES Our Mystery game was hit this weekend for $450 by Keith Bert Strain hands Keith Kenwor- thy his prize for hitting the mys- Kenworthy for his 125 game. Series was a carryover as 476 was not tery game. hit. Game will be worth $150 and series $300 at Del Rio Lanes this (562)927-3351 coming weekend April 22nd. Please see the bowling news or check our website WWW.DONKEETOUR.COM for further details. Ole Scott Cole Low to Cash +29 men and +4 women. Sidepots Wins “Cosmic” 10:00 AM – Chuck Brode, Adam Drozdz 2 & 3 ($15 each), 7502 E Florence Ave 11:30 AM – Alan Grobmeier, KK Sr 2 & 3($12 Each), 1:00PM – 6-Gamer Crown Adam Drozdz 1 & 2, Sam Bocha ($42 each), 2:30PM – Ron Howard, Keith Imada 2 & 3 ($45 Each). by Frank Kietz Downey, CA LAKE FOREST — It could’a been out of this world, fun for some. Yes, a savy player, San Diego’s Scott Cole, won Forest SUN SQUAD TIMES: 10:00AM-11:30AM-1:00PM-2:30PM Lanes Saturday 1:00 p.m. “Cos- mic” 6-Gamer $300 crown. FINALS TO FOLLOW Thirty-three players signed-up for the $1,320 event with optional sidepots and capped it with a, let’s try it once cosmic potgame. 1st PL $1,000. 2nd PL $ 500. No bumpers, no 300s or any POSSIBLE $1700.00 WITH DONKEE SHIRT AND JACK ACE BASED ON 125 ENTRIES scores. Mike Johnston glowed the first block with the event’s lone HIGH QUALIFIER EACH SQUAD GOES TO FINAL 700, a 268/701. Vernon Adams won the second block (682), each MYSTERY GAME - $150.00 worth $66. Mark Lewin and Johnston -MYSTERY SERIES- $300.00 posted 268s, the first and second games. Johnston backed his 268 SIDE POTS – BRACKETS – DOUBLES with games of 235-212 and 222 for a 1322 third place series. High From Left to Right – Ron Howard 4th Place, Sam Bocha – 2nd Place, games were worth $33 each. Cole Keith Kenworthy 5th Place, Bert Strain handing champion Adam finished with sparkling games of April 29, 2007- TBA Drozdz his prize, Jeff Johnson – 3rd Place. 256 and 244 for a winning 1351 Squad Times 10:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Beat the Board series and a 225 average. Tournament Recap The 6-Gamer paid seven places: May 6, 2007- Bye 1. Cole 1531 $300, 2. Steve Place Name Score Amount May 13, 2007- Bye 1. Adam Drozdz 753 $700.00 Gurrieri 256/1340 $200, 3. Johnston 268/1322 $160, 4. 2. Sam Bocha 688 $200.00 Adams 682/1271 $120, 5. Mike May 20, 2007-Premier Lanes (562)941-0271/ 13210 Telegraph Rd, Santa Fe Springs 3. Jeff Johnson 677 $110.00 Cacace 1271 $90, 6. Paul Squad Times-10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.- 2:30 p.m.- Finals to Follow 4. Ron Howard 674 $105.00 Danforth 1262 $70 and 7. Josh 5. KK Sr 670 $100.00 Montgomery 1261 $50. 6. Alan Grobmeier 668 $90.00 Also cashing for $33: Ian 7. Dom Laguardia 665 $80.00 Shirlock 245, J.T. Jackson 257 and 8. Chuck Brode 658 $70.00 Bill Machin 245. 9. Keith Imada 637 $60.00 Eighteen bowlers of the 33 field averaged 200-plus, probably says Prize Funds based on entries 10. Luis Diaz 632 $55.00 we don’t need specially dressed 11. Tony Catapano 629 $50.00 tough lanes to lower scoring, just 12. Danielle Rodriguez 604 $50.00 turn on the lights. On the other Doubles hand, good bowlers can bowl good 1. Adam Drozdz & Chuck Brode 1377 $80.00 on any condition. 2. Adam Drozdz & Luis Diaz 1327 $40.00 The 6-Gamer is fair; the field Message Phone Paid Out 48 Entries travels across at least 10 pairs of INLAND EMPIRE Tournament $ 2066.00 Mystery Game $ 450.00 lanes. For more info regarding 951-685-3403 Sidepots $ 342.00 Doubles $ 120.00 Forest Lanes scratch leagues, tour- Nationally Sponsored By: Brackets $ 600.00 Champion’s Shirt $ 40.00 naments or special events, call or Free Entries $ 345.00 Total: $ 3963.00 949-770-0055. Quin or Dave Monical Inland Empire NABI 909-731-3024 SATURDAY APRIL 21ST Champion Michael Gray AMF ARROWHEAD LANES RIVERSIDE — We want to Donna, who are also NABI qualifier. Pierre rolled a 172 to 299 W. ORANGE RD thank Arlington Lanes for host- bowlers. In fact, they were there Michael’s 207, for Michael to SAN BERNARDINO, CA • 909-889-0355 ing last Saturday’s Inland Em- to cheer him on! win the tournament. pire NABI tournament. It is a Michael won the tournament We want to congratulate Brad fantastic house, with a very with his Total NV Ebonite (a LeCount for bowling a 710 helpful staff. very hot ball) drilled by Mark scratch series. For that high se- $1500 Our newest champion, Sargent at Del Rosa Lanes. He ries, he will receive a 700 Series High Qualifier Michael Gray, is a young and won $500 and a beautiful NABI Pin from USBC. Great bowling, (each squad) very talented bowler. I’m sure champion shirt. Brad! 1st Prize we will see Michael’s name ap- Our stepladder started out Our three high qualifiers, free With 75 entrys in tournament wins FREE ENTRY pear from time to time in the with Brad LeCount bowling John entries into the April 21 Arrow- (and with all other extras) Bowling News. He is an avid Hafer. Brad bowled a 195 to into Next Tournament head Lanes tournament go to With optional upgrade of $400 bowler, who bowls in three John’s 224. John then bowled John Hafer, Jay Shackelford and Win tournament wearing leagues; all at Del Rosa Lanes. Genka Cabatu (a new member). Brad LeCount. He bowls in the Wednesday Ve- John bowled a 167 to Genka’s Remember NABI members, NABI shirt win extra $100. gas, the Friday Good Times and 206. Genka went on to bowl to get your games in to qualify $75 $500 $55 the Monday Beach Party. He Pierre Taylor. Genka bowled a for the July 2007 Nationals held 1st Squad 1st Prize Guaranteed also enjoys fishing, and bowling 207 to Pierre’s 211. Pierre then in Las Vegas at The Orleans. Guaranteed ENTRY FEE with his parents, Chuck and met Michael Gray, our high Thanks to all who came out Sidepots for our Arlington tournament. Optional Our next tournament will be $50 1 in 5 Qualify - Semi Upgrade held at AMF Arrowhead Lanes 2nd & 3rd Squads in San Bernardino on Saturday, $20 April 21. We will see ya there! Qualifying Times: Seee our ad in this week’s issue of the Bowling News.

INLAND EMPIRE NABI “NOW-LADIES” Saturday (At Arlington Lanes) Half Price on Entrys “BRING A NEW BOWLER” April 14, 2007 11:30 - 1:00 - 2:30 FINAL RESULTS “Now - 60 & Over” (MUST JOIN & BOWL) 1. Michael Gray $500.00 2. Pierre Taylor 200.00 $5.00 off on Entrys YOU GET 1/2 OFF YOUR ENTRY 3. Genka Cabatu 100.00 4. John Hafer 50.00 (One Discount) Semi & Finals “BRING TWO” 5. Brad LeCount 40.00 At A Time YOU GET A FREE ENTRY 6. Michael Nakunz 40.00 4:00 7. Patrick Ambrose 40.00 8. Jay Shackelford 40.00 Next Tournament 1ST SQUAD $50 SIDEPOT NABI Bowler, Michael Gray, John Hafer, Lawrence Handicap Inland Empire NABI - (L-R) Leticia Taylor - Pierre’s Wife, Melendez. April 28th membership is now Pierre Taylor - 2nd Place, Brad Lecount - 5th Place, Michael 2ND & 3RD SQUAD $50 SIDEPOTS 90% of 205 1/2 Price: Patrick Ambrose, Michael Gray, Jay Moreno Valley Bowl Gray - Champion, Donna Gray - Michael’s Mom, Chuck Shackelford, Brad LeCount, Pierre Taylor, $12.50 and a tie for Pierre Taylor and Michael USBC SANCTIONED Gray - Michael’s Dad & Terri Colunga - Director. Nakunz. Page 8 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 19, 2007 Canoga 323-757-2211 WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles

Park Bowl BOWL Set For This Weekend at 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS www.canogaparkbowl.com Southwestby BowlWilfred Lewis Rancho Bowl, Santa Maria, CA E-mail:[email protected] by Dick Sanders WINNETKA — You know Spring is in the air when your What’s up, SoCal! It’s me again, your friendly neighborhood SANTA MARIA—A full house of 48 teams expected for this nose is running, eyes are watery and you can’t stop sneez- reporter, telling who was puttin in work at Southwest Bowl, deep week-end at Rancho Bowl, in Santa Maria, CA, for the WCST ing. Then on the good side, the new leaves are appearing in the heart of the 323. Another week, another 300 (more on that Ebonite All Star Doubles. Rancho Bowl is adding $500.00 to the Prize Fund. One squad only to start at 10:00AM, Saturday, April on the trees, flower blossoms are releasing their fragrances later), more 700’s (as usual), and expect a whole lot more, now that and beauty of the new season. It’s a wonderful time of the 21, 2007. The tournament is made up of teams that are of the ages April 15 has passed (know what I mean?). Anyway, enough of that of 45 and up, for the senior age for the men, and 40 and up for the year! It also means Winter leagues will be ending soon and stuff, let’s get down to buisness: Ladies, and the All Star Ages, 44 and under for the men, and 39 & then the start of Summer Leagues here at Canoga Park CHRIS’ ANGELS: Frank(Rip) Berry 203-269/625, PJ Choyce under for the Ladies. No two All Star ages may bowl together, and Bowl. 211-257/622, Millard Proctor 237, Horace Jackson 222, Ishel an All Star must bowl with one Senior, Two Seniors may bowl During the meantime, let’s see what the bowlers did last Robinson 222, Dorothy Berry 211, Ernest Dennis 209, Charles together. If you read this article before this Saturday, you can call week. Williams 209, Cecil Moorings 206. the WCST Office at 760-363-8141, if you have a team that would River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 279-278-279/836, Lou BALL & CHAIN: Jimmy White 247-207-277/731, Prewitt like to enter. Cherpin 254-279-216/749, Ray Stoy 224-247-257/728, Trevor Kinnermon 226-214-206/646, Marvin (XYZ) Vaughn 207-208/634, Cancellations have already occurred, and you can check for any possible team openings. Stoy 256-201-254/711, Mike Olson 255-268/682, Sobeck Al (Pops) Bailey 236/628, Bill Scott 234-215/626, Deshawn st Banuelos 229-238/663, Dawson Swearningin 227-216-216/ McDaniels 265, Roy Walker 252. Ladies: Nancy Brown 247, Doris The tournament will have a $2000.00 1 place prize to the win- ning team, along with one team cash place for every 3 teams entered. 659, Tyler Stoy 212-244/652, Robert Battle 247-210/649, Yvon Thomas 206. 10 teams to the finals on Sunday, April 22nd, to start at 8:30AM. Yonah 212/543, Kathy Villa 202. 555 SCRATCH TRIO: Ricko Dyczewski 277-214/671, Willie There will also be plenty of extra money action with high game & Monday Nite Live: R. Greenzweight 247-211/636, Ken (Sambone) Sanford 238-208-226/672, PH Metcalf 204-233-212/ high series team and individual separate division side pot pay-offs Doolittle 245/635, Bill Williams 235-209/634, Terry Winger 649, Sonny Dew 236-216/643, Byron Donatto 212-244/636. La- from the Seniors and the All Stars, which includes the Super Side 224-220/627, Sharon Weger 212-207/579, Lucy Tralla 544. dies: Marian Carter 224, Mary McDonald 207, Tina Mosley 200. Pot High Game #9. First Lutheran: Dyanne Thoman 206/569, Steve Schulkin D.P.S.S: William (Dub)Brooks, Jr, 246-230-234/710, Chris Side Pots will be handled by your Tournament Director, and the 224, Mike Hahn 214, Dana Hanson 169/474. Brown 265-243/687, Sam Bevans 258-237/672, Lee Posey 237- Brackets by Sherry Davis, who always does a fantastic job. On th Comedians: Chris Husby 267-224-224/715, Gary Ander- 208/627. Ladies: Ruby Blake 208-223-246/677, Pam (Mo’ Money) Friday, April 20 , there will be an optional open 5 game singles son 247-226-236/709, Ruben Sarkissian 248-236-207/691, King 243/643, Uracy Chatman 216-200-217/633, Deborah Sanders sweeper to start at 3:00PM. $60.00 to enter, which includes the high game side-pots. I will be at the lanes on Friday, April 20th after Chris Robinson 219-255/641, Dan Kline 237-233/641, Rob- 233/617, Dorothy Moon 218. KINGS & QUEENS: Arvo Dygert 267-256-200/723, Kevin 11:00AM in the morning. You can reach me there by calling 805- ert Battle 220-213-200/633, Mike Pavlowsky 201-268/626, 925-2405, or my Cell Phone: 760-792-4596. On Friday evening Danny Faretta 227-202/624, Vince Koeller 224-211/622, Judy (Mailman) Wilson, with a Tuesday night “special delivery” 286- April 20th, to start at 6:00PM, with the banquet room opening at Valazza 222/602, Peggy DeGrasse 238/585, Mary Becker 237/705, Kevin (K-Mac) McCall 216-216/622, Willie (Sambone) 5:00PM, which includes a bartender, there will be a Tri-Tip Steak 204/540, Ellen Eckard 529, Deanna Pyka 528, Karen Sandford 223-205/621, Ernest Chatman 246/610. Dinner for about 60 to 80 people, which will include many spon- Norman 515, Stella Johnson 510. L-1011 SENIORS NAD FRIENDS: Ed Matthews 230-257/ sors of this tournament at the dinner at a cost of $14.00 per person. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball: (4-games) James Smith Jr. 267/ 675 (just warming up), David (Shake-N-Bake) Smith 216-213/613, Bowlers and wives and friends attending that have not yet made 925, Aaron Steinberg 245/905, Bill Williams 248/881, Marsha Gary Cox 211-244/609, Horace Jackson 256, Henry Goodman 236, their reservations for the dinner may do so this Friday. You may Williams 203/752, Sharon Weger 711, Allan Nathan 234, Rufus Robinson 232, Robert (Sly) Sylvester 225. Ladies: Jessie also make your reservations for the dinner with Debbie Chambers (Mississippi Girl) Walker 209, Felicia Dixon 201. at the center by calling 805-925-2405. Len Haydock 225, Lori Bains 201. There are only 6 spots open for the WCST Ebonite Singles at Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 238-205/636, Lil Baker 524. MARTIN LUTHER KING: Joey Hickman 247-234/671, Clarence (Biceps) Bailey 222-235/634, Elvin (Smooth E) Walker the Silver Nugget Lanes in N. Las Vegas, NV, the following week- Copper Bucket: Mike Johnson 224-217/626, Steve Katz end April 28-29, 2007. Please call the WCST Office now for reser- 235/609, Gary Reed 216-209, Richard Alajarin 220, Billy 214-208-203/625, Mark Bruce 211-207-617. FANTASTIC FIVE: Maxzile Gallow 243-224-222/689 (wel- vations at 760-363-8141. An optional 5 game singles sweeper on Cummings 223, Rusty Yeager 227, Darius Jamison 201, Friday, April 27th to start at 2:30PM. Amanda Johnson 192/525. come back!), Sam Suber 208-266/638, Lee Posey 213-201-219/633, Ron Thompson 207-239/620, Ross (Fred X) Gibbs 233/610 (fi- Newcomers: John Salmorin 204-211/574, Victor nally made it!), James DeVance 243/603, Christopher Dean 212- Salmorin 257, Dennis Llamas 222, Tess Llamas 149/418. 255 (I expect more from u!) David Pitre 240. Ladies: Denise Russell 500 Classic: Mary Lauer 224-202/618, Marsha Williams 209. National Deaf Bowling News 202/546, Bev Zietz 204/544, Karen McDonald 216/532, SENIORS AND FRIENDS: Earl Holmes 203-208-217/628, Candy Adams 202/530, Carol Casuga 511, Jeanne Ehlers Ed Hurst 233-212/609, Cecil Moorings 230, Cecil Turner 227, Ed- Malucci Hits 807 at West Covina Lanes 510, Cindy Dominguez 203/508, Petra Kaun 504, Lisa ward Carter 215, Earl Moore 208-204, James Reynolds 206, Ed WEST COVINA—Another 800 in just 8 days in a different Sheeran 209. Pinn 206. Ladies: Jessie (Mississippi Girl) Walker 208, Gerri Gaiter bowling center. That was what Carl Malucci did on Friday April 13, Pizza & Bowl: Warren Plouffe 200-245/643, NIck Santoro 202. blasting games of 259-280-258 for a 807 in Flamingo Vikings League 211, Sandy Pilgrim 170/451. TAX MAN ON WHEELS: Those of us who know Ed Matthews at Brunswick West Covina Lanes. The Classics: Jerry Lovell 198/587, Tim Stake 219, Mike Previously last April 5 the marvelous lefthander rolled his 11th will say that he is a nice guy, but he’s not happy unless he is career 800, a 817 in Frank’s Gold Cup League at La Habra 300 Witt 203-203, Scott Loudon 235, Terri Justin 191/552, Sami complaining about lane conditions. But last Friday, he no room to Scott 547, Sharon Enriquez 208/545,Jay Tonnies 539, Pam Bowl. complain in his third game. The first two were ok (210-210), no big This 807 which is now Malucci’s 12th, has an oddity to it. It Findl 523, Cindy Gonek 522. deal. But in the third one, he went “wall to wall,” for a 300! And, if was rolled without benefit of practice or warm-up. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles: (4-games) Mike Willis that was’nt enough, he was teamed up with Pam (Mo’ Money) Malucci was late for the 42 teams practice session and arrived 258/886, Kat Seegar 128/447, Larry Friedman 223, Fred King in the mixed doubles pot of gold (who was no slouch herself just in time for the first frame to start. Luckily he was up and Sloss 222, Ryan Gibson 202. with a 224 to go along with the winning score of 257 and a 647 running right on the spot and left some solid taps that prevented B’nai Brith: Doug Baillie 255-218-226/699, Roman Agiert series. Perhaps we should change her name from “Mo’ Money” to higher score. 204-237-227/668, Steve Horenstein 228-209-204/641, Tom “All Of The Money” ) and made “a nice bit of change.” But, know- Malucci joined this 42 teams summer league that at season end Flynn 215-225/633, Mark Fienberg 241/616, George Lippert ing Ed like I do, he’ll find SOMETHING to complain about, that will go to Las Vegas to bowl sweeps at South Point. This will keep 210-242/611, Joel Tetreault 214-203/608, Hank Solny 247- just what he does! Other nice scores that evening were posted by him bowling through the summer months. 203/607, Alan Rothstein 207-230, Jay Rosen 203. STOGRYN HITS 865 IN DEAF TRAVEL AT AMF Prewitt Kinnermon 219-224/633, David (DB Smooth) Bryant 235/ CERRITOS BOWL Friday Vegas: Dan Onestinghel 217-215-204/636, Tif- 628 (and my bad for last week’s oversight), Marc(Taz) Davis 217- CERRITOS—At AMF Cerritos Bowl, So Calif. Deaf Traveling fany Morita 233/588, Mario Jordan 214, Chris Greenwood 233/626. For the ladies, it was Diana Giles 205-202, Monica Gadson League with Bob Jones recovering from his knee injury and back 202. 214, Jeanette Bryant 208, and Janice Wills 201. bowling and the last two weeks no subbing rules sidelining super- CC Nikkie: Victor Muraoka 202-216-225/643, Kirk Sasaki SOUTHWEST TRIO: Prewitt Kinnermon 268-246-233/737 sub Mike Moore who was present, watching. Darrell Stogryn led 236/613, Mas Suruki 225/610, Sho Kadonaga 211-206/607, (typical PK), Jeff Hampton 244-235/673, Billy Foster 206-256- with the only 800 of the day, 865 from 212-225-226-202. Miyuki Koga 223/600, Katsuko Fujita 227-201/594, Pei Eto 210/672, David (Shake-N-Bake) Smith 235-247/666, Daniel Johnson Jones missed out a 800 by 11 pins as he dueled with Ed 224, Taku Kokubo 204, Robert Fujita 213, Lois Muraoka 235-242/659. Ladies: Bridget Wade 232/601, Cheryl (Ms Showtime) Abakumoff, losing first two games 188-190 to Abakumoff’s 201- 211/518, Noriko Fukunaga 504. Durden 209, Beverly Fitzgerald 203, Diana Giles, 203. 222 and winning the next two 224-187 from Abakumoff’s 180-183. We’ll see you next week with more scores from the L.A. SOUTHWEST CLUB & FRIENDS: For the third week Then Jones took the series 789 from Abakumoff’s 783. But Abakumoff’s first place Riverside with Andy Lorenzo winning 5 bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. Have fun! in a row, a woman had the highest series in the league. This week, it was Angela Williams, who is very points with his 175-158-197-210/750 for a total of 15 points from 246-213/626, Carolyn capable of doing such things ( Jones’ S. F. Valley. Canoga Park Srs. Scherzberg 236/599, Bill Robb Canoga Park Jrs. Second place South Bay with Paul Taffolla’s 177-235-166-164/ WINNETKA — Congratula- 238/576, Bob Adams 202/553, WINNETKA — Hi. We don’t have I’ve seen it up close last year!). 742 helping win 11.5 to 8.5 victory from Hollywood. Stogryn’s 3rd tions to Jerry Kanowitz and Candy Adams 180/520, all the junior league sheets this week, “Angie” led this week with 205- place El Camino Village also won 11.5 to 8.5 from Los Angeles. Don Freida Leibson, winners of Donna Mae Brown 169/461, however, there are many nice scores 235/621. Other high ladies were to report from Canoga Park Bowl. Millwee had a 204 for Villagers. the Senior No-Tap tourna- Eleanor Weaver 190/457, Ruth Williams 212 and Dana ment here at Canoga Park Sutter Goldminers: Duncan Clarke The league thanks AMF Cerritos Bowl for hosting us and with Carolyn Greenwood 191/452, (Slim Diva) Blake 200. For the Bowl. Carol Dezotell 163/445, 188/531, Jacob Domine 137/406, a week-end off for some of the bowlers to bowl in the Great Lakes The leagues are in their Jackie Becker 161/428, Wahid Lodin 147/399, Amruta Gill 135/ men, Ed Matthews 213-209/ Deaf Tournament in Milwaukee. It will resume travel on to Brunswick final weeks of bowling and Marilyn Bigman 170/424. 386, Ismael Avila 147/378, Kyle 619, Coy Porter 206-238/611. Covina Bowl on Sunday April 29. many high scores were re- Keep up the good bowling. Arouchian 125/343, Maroff Haque VEGAS IN MAY: The league ported. Get your sign-ups in 114/301, Andrew Collens 113/298, today for the summer fun. Cindy Kao 112/287, Michelle Carreon must have really enjoyed the 39’Ers Senior Tour: Rick CANOGA PARK 82/188. week off, and came out with a Greenzweight 248-226-237/ SENIOR NO-TAP TOURNAMENT Junior Royals: Drew Stern 243-212- vengence! The scores were re- (At Canoga Park Bowl) 203/658, Kevin Gross 235-217/596, 711, Carolyn Scherzberg 236- April 10, 2007 ally high this week, but the high- Bowling Trailer Visits 203-215/654, Edwin Cornish OFFICIAL RESULTS Scott Englehart 224-204/589, Kevin MEN’S DIVISION Heath 188/544, Samantha Meyers est was Chris Ridgeway. Chris, 247-213/653, Al Reiswig 258- 1. Jerry Kanowitz 845 $11.00 203/644, Larry George 212- 206/540, Matt Barnes 184/527, Jen- who has been unusually absent 2. Jose Blanco 837 10.00 nifer Pyka 193/499, Sonu Gill 177/ 233/641, Dave Folck 216-232/ 3. Dick Schryver 804 9.00 in this week’s article, made up Kidsfaire April 27-28-29 638, Mel Neiditch 235-200/629, 4. Eldon Knuth 782 FE 455. for it in a BIG way, by going Frank Himes 247/611, Hung- SIDEPOTS Bantam All Stars: Julia Frias 115/ 243-224-278 for a sizzling 745 by Frank Kietz Lay Quon 211-204/597, Bill (all scores include handicap) 310, Sevaun Thompson 114/303, COSTA MESA — Orange County’s Bowling Council’s “Bowl- Game 1: John Nelson 90/221, Bertha Rose series. But, CR did not have the Robb 255/595, Len Haydock 1. Bill McKinley 324 10.00 100/215. only “7” in the house this night. ing Trailer”, a “real” ten-pin bowling alley, is expected to draw a big 216/589, Don McCoy 225-203/ 2. Jerry Kanowitz 301 5.00 crowd of kids and adults to try the “big ball” game at the Orange 587, Bob Adams 234/5734, Game 2: There are only a few more weeks Chasing him were Joe George III Tom Roberts 205-205/570, 1. Jose Blanco 298 10.00 of bowling before we start on the sum- 266-245-210/721, Rod Lamar County Kidsfaire, April 27, 28 and 29 in the County Fair Grounds. 2. Jerry Kanowitz 277 5.00 mer leagues. Get those sign-ups in Homer Hammond 246/561, Game 3: The schedule is Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Saturday and now. Have a great week! 220-298/706, David (DB Cal Vogt 202/553, Mary Lauer 1. Jose Blanco 308 10.00 Smooth) Bryant 219-226-245/ Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 180/525, Freida Leibson 184/ 2. Dick Schryver 298 5.00 WOMEN’S DIVISION The Kidsfaire is an annual Costa Mesa event. Captain Bill Hun- 504, Beryl Perry 173/483, Ellen 690, Antoine Johnson 202-246- 1. Freida Leibson 805 10.00 CANOGA PARK tington said the trailer is very popular. We draw nearly a thousand Hogan 162/473, Lil Baker 190/ 2. Margaret Knuth 778 FE LADIES 9-PIN NO-TAP TOURNAMENT 235/683, John Brenson 276, 469, Lee Murray 181/458, SIDEPOTS (At Canoga Park Bowl) Johnny Bradley 265, Todd Aus- kids and their parents every year. Each player receives a free game Sylvia Kesilis 161/446, Shirl (all scores include handicap) April 11, 2007 tin 258. The ladies were also well coupon. Radamaker 177/439, Bernice Game 1: OFFICIAL RESULTS 1. Alicia Schryver 325 4.00 1. Mary Lauer 755 $12.00 represented, led by (as usual) Bill mentioned, get here early. Last year there was a 30-minute Swerdlow 152/436, Ruth 2. Muriel Kraft 256 3.00 2. Teresa Lauer 725 FE Game 2: Krischna Howard 276-236/682, wait. It was kinda cute; it seemed each eligible player came with Balleweg 148/429, Edie SIDEPOTS Goldberg 154/425, Pat Mohr 1. Muriel Kraft 302 4.00 Teriece Anderson 226-204/607, parents pushing baby-filled strollers — “an around the lane” stroller 2. Margaret Knuth 278 3.00 Game 1: Mary Lauer, hdcp. 251 4.00 155/419, Clare Luther 145/ Game 3: Game 2: Jo Diego, scr. 280 4.00 Katherine Cheatham 222, parade. 416, Chris Zielan 156/406. 1. Freida Leibson 296 4.00 Game 3: Mary Lauer, hdcp. 278 4.00 Jeanette Bryant 213, and Denise Bill concluded, when the sun comes out the trailer gets busy. It Funtimers: Al Reiswig 278/ 2. Margaret Knuth 285 3.00 300 POT 660, Rick Greenzweight 234- 300 POT — GAME 3 ONLY No Winner, Carryover 203.00 Russell 202. Well, that’s going will be at school fundraisers for a few weekends. Jose Blanco 51.00 3-6-9 JACKPOT to do it for me this week. Good For more Orange County trailer or volunteers information, call 212-207/653, Dave Folck 203- Carryover 42.00 Robyn Willis 25.00 215-215/633, Hung-Lay Quon Our thanks to all participants for bowling. Carryover 45.00 luck, good scoring,. 714-554-0111. All volunteers must meet Megan Law requirements. Thursday, April 19, 2007 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 Brett Bateman Wins First ABT JST at AMF Championship at Yorba Linda Hemet Lanes YORBA LINDA—Amateur Bowlers Tour, Orange County Branched continued the spring round of tournaments this past week- Algustoski, end at Yorba Linda Bowl. The cut score on Saturday was +108 and +130 on Sunday. Brown, Jimenez After the semi-finals, our top five finalists included Brett Bateman, Kyle Elsbernd, Michael Dang, George Jacobs and Ping & Glover Win Romero. Finalists seeded second through fifth drew for their lane HEMET—It was a very assignment. After the first round of matches, Ping Romero and brisk morning in Hemet, the Michael Dang were left standing and squared off for the right to clouds were on the ground, you bowl for the championship. Michael came out on top and then went would have thought it was going against our top seed, Brett Bateman. Brett started the game with to snow. Every one got to the strikes in the first and fourth through seventh frames, while Michael lanes in time and once we were opened his game with four spares before running into splits in the started that is when the rain sixth and seventh frames with Brett beating out Michael 275 to 206. came. In the Novice division Our newest champion, Brett Bateman has been bowling for about Dillon Algustoski was on a mis- 3 years. He currently bowls his league at Bowl-O-Drome and has a sion, he wanted his champion high game of 269 and 675 series to his credit. shirt and he was bound and de- Brett used a Shock & Awe drilled by Gary at Del Rio Lanes. termined that Travis wasn’t go- Brett wanted to thank his parents for their love and support. Brett ing to keep it from him. It was close in every game but Dillon also wanted to thank his teammates for their support and encour- came out on top with a 1025 over agement. Brett wanted to thank Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting the Travis’s 963. Travis got the tournament, and also thanks the Amateur Bowlers Tour Orange points for high game with a 178, County Branch staff and Directors for running an outstanding tour- but Dillon won series with the nament. 1025. We had 10 entries in the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper. Damone Intermediate division had Hale came in first with a 922 scratch series and won $125. Gerry Travis’s brother Nick leading Hingco came in second with an 836 series and took home $75. We going into match play and Kyle have had many positive comments about the optional 4-game Scratch Ready was the cut at – 128. High Sweeper, and will continue to run this optional Scratch Sweeper at game points and high series point each tournament. went to Nick Travis with a 223 The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawn gm, 1155 series. Match play after our final squad. Game #3 was the game drawn, and the first didn’t change the top two Nick chance score was 208 (possibly good for $300). There was no win- Fraser #1 Ryan Brown #2., Kyle Ready did some work by com- ner. The second chance score (possibly good for $150) was 221. rd th There was no winner. The third chance score (good for $75) was ing from #6 to 3 . ending up 4 Daniel Hansen, 5th Randy 218. There was no winner. Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is Mathis, 6th Mike DeYoung. In available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5. the roll off match Ryan Brown The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage- rolled a nice 210 to defeat Nick ment and staff at Yorba Linda Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our Fraser. Winning extra scholar- next scheduled event will be a one-day Classic and Masters Com- ship in brackets were; Wesley bined Singles tournament including semi-finals and finals on Satur- Low winning 2 brackets, Randy day April 21, 2007 at LaHabra 300. All members (Classic and Mathis won 1, Lesliann Katsura Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225. Squad times are get 2 2nds, Ryan Brown won 1 at 12:30 PM, 2 PM, and 4 PM. Semi-finals will be at 6:00 with 2nd. finals to follow. We will offer $100 sidepots on each qualifying Advance division Jaime squad with just 20 entrants, as well as optional brackets for each Ferry lead the field going into squad. First place will be $800 with 100 entries for only a 55 dollar match play with +136, there was entry fee. First place with full Progressive will offer an estimated a tied for the cut spot with Arisha Piper and Aaron Will- 1st place prize of $3,300 with 100 entries. As lanes are limited, we th th recommend you arrive early (at least 45 minutes before squad time). iams, Aaron won the 9 and 10 We hope to see you Saturday April 21st at LaHabra 300! frame roll off to advance into match play at –37. High game point went to Foster Phandanouvang, High series went to Jaime Ferry. Extra schol- arship brackets were won by; Bradley Hansen won 2 and a 2nd, Jaime Ferry won 2 and a 2nd, Foster Phandanouvang placed 2nd, Kaitlin Mayall placed 2nd. Coming in 8th place Bradley Hansen, 7th. Foster Phandanouvang, 6th. Grant Surls, 5th Christina Fraijo, 4th Robert Sickles. In the roll offs we find Natalie Jimenez up to meet Rob- ert Page in a close match Natalie got by with a 192 to defeat Rob- erts 181, Robert ending 3rd. Natalie was now up to meet Jaime Ferry for the title, even though Jaime carried the field ABT at Yorba Linda Bowl - Michael Dang and Kyle Elsbernd in Natalie was determined to win front row left to right. Back row: left to right: George Jacobs, Brett and went to work to roll a nice Bateman and Ping Romero. 247 to defeat Jaime’s 190. CLASSIC/MASTER COMBINED FINAL STANDINGS The open division bowler PLACE NAME CITY GAMES PRIZE count was down but still was 1 Brett Bateman Rolling Hills Estates 212 $600 some good bowling. Jeremy Progressive $0 2 Michael Dang Garden Grove 543 $300 Glover lead the field going into 3 Ping Romero Anaheim 360 $143 match play at + 168, with Brian 4 (TIE) George Jacobs Orange 192 $100 Ballard bring up the cut at +33. 4 (TIE) Kyle Elsbernd Anaheim 191 $100 High game points went to Jer- emy Glover with 258 and high CLASSIC/MASTERS COMBINED STANDINGS AFTER SEMI-FINALS series points at 1368. The schol- PLACE NAME CITY SCORE PRIZE arship brackets were won by 1 Brett Bateman Rolling Hills Estates 762 **** Devin Bidwell, Jeremy Glover, 2 Kyle Elsbernd Anaheim 739 **** 2nds by Matt Harris, and Ricky 3 Michael Dang Garden Grove 739 **** 4 George Jacobs Orange 721 **** Brown. After match play the fi- 5 Ping Romero Anaheim 718 **** nal standing were 6th Brittany 6 Damone Hale Inglewood 714 $62 Page, 5th. Brian Ballard, 4th. 7 Stan Por Long Beach 710 $61 rd 8 Billy Buckner Long Beach 707 $60 Nathan Urrutia, 3 . Samantha 9 John Camisa Aliso Viejo 696 $59 Jimenez, the roll off was between 10 John Feitz Mission Viego 669 $58 Jeremy Glover and Devin 11 Gerry Hingco Santa Ana 630 $57 Bidwell. Jeremy defeated Devin 12 Bert Dancel El Monte 621 $56 13 Alex Reyes Orange 609 $55 with a 267 vs 195. It was raining when we were done but not real hard. I would Log on to like to thank Debi Hardgraves Saddleback’s and Joel Ricketts for their help www. and support. It was really good to see you again. We must all 615 Trios Has california thank our sponsors, Roto Grip Bowling Balls, Pins & Needles Mini Sweeps bowling Embroidery. Special thanks to by Frank Kietz Pins & Needles Pro Shop for the MISSION VIEJO — Variety news.com extra donation to scholarship, is the spice of Saddleback Lanes’ with out your help we couldn’t for have done it. Our next tourna- Tuesday 9:00 p.m. 615 Scratch ment that was to be April 29th is Trios summer schedule: varied sodoku Cancelled. Keep checking the conditions, fresh oil, mini- Bowling News and our web site sweeps for an easy $20. solution for update changes in the sched- Call 949-586-5300 for a spot. ule. Thank you all. Page 10 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 19, 2007 FIND A BOWLING CENTER NEAR YOU Los Angeles County San Diego County

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Isabel Manalo bowled herself a 108-186, Lilly Carey had a 99-182, and Kaitlyn Let’s Do This!! Johnston bowled a 101-169. In the Rookies it was Sean 9 Weeks Qualifying - 4 games per week - done by June 9th Dantas leading with a 116-288, followed close by Evan Sue with 2 Bowler Team Format Included a 95-242. and Lucas Villa was right there too, bowling a 92-242. Boys and Girls Divisions Kaila Chen bowled a 144-355, Kris Liberatore bowled a 108- Scratch Only - Individually Advances 279, and april Ramirez with a 76-218. Top Bowlers Advance To 4 Sessions of Match Play In the Striking Force it was Jeff Conwi leading with a 168- TV Style Finals 419, followed by Stephen Por- ter with a 155-392, and Kevin Chen with a 134-383. Kyli ** Top 5 Boys and Top 5 Girls of Keystone Lanes ** Selley bowled a 141-347, Advance to State Finals Amanda Manalo followed with a 129-340, and Rhianna Hruska had a 124-323. In the Seniors it was Shaun $15.00 p/week of qualifying Morad with a nice 235-556, Team and Individual Awards Buddy Lucas followed Shaun with a 212-553, and Charles Scholarship Awards Thompson bowled a 183-539. Jaime Ferry bowled a 204-567, YABA Sanctioned Christina Hefner followed with a 178-525, and Gemalene Sunga Sign-Up as Individual or Team with a 197-570. Trophies The results of the Adult-Jr State-of-the-art Computerized Contact: David Gordon - (310) 665-9536 Tournament from March 31st are as follows; Division A: 1st Place Engraving (Roland Camm-2) email: [email protected] Qualifier: Buddy Lucas-204- 190-173, and Dave Hefner-171- 226-253 ( Total 1289). 2nd Place or just show up at Keystone Lanes Qualifier: Shane Plount-140- 150-120, and Derald Plount- Starts - April 21st, 2007 - 2:00PM 178-220-199 (Total 1252). 3rd Place Qualifiers: Chris Hefner- 159-175-180, and Dave Hefner 310-533-9595 171-226-253 (Total 1247). Semi- Final Match: Chris Hefner-145 and Dave Hefner-149 (Total377) owned and operated by vs Shane Plount-115 and Derald Tim and Diana Albin Plount 183 (Total 379). Final Match: Shane Plount-102 and LocatedLocated Inside Inside AMF Rossmoor Bowl-O-Drome Bowl Derald Plount 175 (Total 358) vs Buddy Lucas-218 and Dave 21915 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90501 Hefner -170 (Total 412). Divi- sion A Winners: Buddy Lucas and Dave Hefner. Division B: 1st Place Qualifiers Lance WANTED B I N G O Neavitt-160-150-181, and Experienced Brunswick B mechanic needed Harold Bruce Sr.-147-155-202 for busy 40 lane center in Vista, California. (Total 1329). 2nd Place Qualifi- Top pay, escellent benefits. ers Lukas Hyun-161-116-146 Bill Harmatz’s Vista NEVADA STATE LINE TURN-AROUND and Harold Bruce Jr. 181-192- Entertainment Center. 154 (Total 1298). 3rd Place Interested candidates BUFFALO BILLS, PRIMM & WHISKEY PETES Qualifiers Akeyla Basto-158- 123-198,and Alan Basto-181- please contact Jim Werlin 159-160 (Total 1289). Semi-Fi- at 760-941-1032. SATURDAY MAY 5th, 2007 nal Match: Akeyla Basto-115 and Alan Basto-171(Total 389) vs Lukas Hyun-167 and Harold BOWLING NEWSUDOKU Fun for all, whether it be a day of gambling or a day of shopping at the Bruce Jr-164 (Total 447). Final local outlet mall. Come join us for a day of fun in an effort to raise money Match: Lukas Hyun-125 and for our youth bowling program. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER. We will aslo Harold Bruce Jr-186 (Total 427) 4 play BINGO and raffle gift items along the way. vs Lance Neavitt-143 and Harold Bruce Sr-145 (Total 399). Divi- 15 46 sion B Winners: Lucas Hyun and COST: $35.00 - Included a free lunch at Buffalo Bills Buffet. Harold Bruce Jr. Bumpers Divi- 573 Refreshments up and back (Donuts, Soda, Water & Snacks). sion: None. Great Bowling Ev- eryone! Also includes driver’s gratuity. 37 1 5 WHEN: Saturday May 5th 9523 Departing at 7am & returning at 11:30pm 469 2 87 35 1 283 1 59 46 7 58 92 WHERE: Chaparral Lanes, 400 W. Bonita Ave, San Dimas 517 6 34 82 9 Seats will be filled on a first pay first served basis; all money must be 372 4 91 58 6 463 896 5 72 13 4 turned in no later than APRIL 28th. 145 8 63 79 2 34 18 All interested parties should contact 928 7 45 61 3 Annette Anderson at 909-717-0571 or 909-623-6980. 634 9 18 27 5 8 751 3 26 94 8 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 19, 2007 Jeremy Werner 215, Manu Aiau 203-210, Al Naki 206. P.B.L.: Ben Philalack 257-222-255/734, Tony Morones 249-226/662, Al Mortola 224, Amy Gan 222, Reynan Cabatbat Linbrook Bowling Center 224/600, Joe Bendicion 208. Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 224/600, Joe Molina 236-201, David Molina 201. 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 4-4 Vegas: Michael Peterson 237-235/664, Steve Radovich 207-213/602, Jimmy Herrera 235, Joe Lawrence ANAHEIM — This is the weekend the seniors here at 223, Curt Butshcke 220. Linbrook Bowling Center look forward to each month. It’s Double Down: Gregg Sietsema 246-203/622, Brian SAN BERNARDINO — Welcome to Del Rosa Lanes, time for Ozzie’s Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles on Saturday, Mishler 210-212/614, Casey Otteson 236-200/607, Mike where the bowlers continue to report high scores every April 21st at 12:30 p.m. with a check-in at 11:30 a.m. It’s Engman 220-202/601, Billy Mitchell 233, Lydia Iwasczyszyn week. Here’s a sample of what’s going on at our center. limited to the first 50 paid couples, so get a partner and 209. Handicap Doubles: PJ Buckner 213-232-237/682, Josh reserve your spot. Family & Friends: Ryan Cloyd 235, Ron Aguon 202-220, Ball 253-202/644, Frank Long 200-219/603, John Hutchings Santa’s Guys and Dolls: Joe Molina 210-244/644, Carl Dave Cruz 216, Joachim Baza 214, Chris Meno 205, Rachael 233, Nancy Ball 162/467. Adinolfi 200-208/602, Mike Blankenship 204. Lopez 200. Judson Baptist: Matt Molony 246-226/638, Ben Gonzales Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 214, Joe Zeuli 214, John Double Daters: Bob Legro 200-279/667, Jeff Dahl 211- 211-233/633, Jim Evans 228, Marty Perry 179/471. Hillion 202, Bill Stephens 201, Laura Rodehaver 202. 211/604, John Conway 2253, Andy Moran 225, Dan Duarte Beach Party: Leighton Beach 230-226-213/669, Chuck Lunch Bunch: Ike Eisenacher 222, Ray Sanchez 214, 222. Gray 224-211/629, Grace Beach 170/476. Sal Molina 201. Ducks/Avengers: Charles Rogers 245-207/650, Jerry Mt. Commercial: Nathan Rivera 232-203/615, Barbara Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Dan Percifield 255, Marc Pearlman 225-212, Nick Moroneso 223, Alan Bloom 214- Bobroff 489, Terisa Bonito 184. Guzman 232, Rick Weilland 212. 210, Mike Moroneso 202. Capri: Alice Winchester 215-201/584. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 247-223-224/694, John Magill Sr. Senior No-Tap Results (4-10-07): 40 entries @ $9=$360. Dirty County: Roger Hunt 218-268/680, PJ Buckner 236- 210-214-268/692, Henry Trevino 246-221/656, Dick 40 lineage @$4.50=$180. 40 proze fund @ $4.50=$180. 39 237-204/677, Rob Miner Jr. 224-265/672, Richard McMichael McKenzie 215-215-211/641, Byron Reich 257/620, Debra (3-6-9) @ $1=$39. Place Money—1st John Magill 817 $34, 266-208/656, Tom Andres Sr. 257/644, Larry Richards 203- McSherry 234. 2nd John Hendricks 814 $25, 3rd Dick McKenzie 799 $19, 222/621, Steve Pellegrine 211-203/608, John Hutchings No Knottcents: Michael Byrd 227-216/625, Jim Johnstone 4th Ed Hermance 796 $14, 5th Mike Pizarro 788 $11, 6th 220-222/600, Susan Reeder 200-233/629, Susie Markovic 227, Cecil Carney 219, Bobby Johansen 213, Mike Carney Zeke Burgess 781 $7. Sidepots—1st game (hdcp): 1st Ninh 213, John McMichael 212, Donna Buckner 201. 209. Pham 316 $9, 2nd John Magill 313 $7, 3rd Paul Oh 282 $5. Elks Invitational: Tom Hampton 582, Mike Haight 245, Milk Money: Alan Bloom 202-202, Hong Kha 201. 2nd game (scr.): 1st Mike Pizarro 290 $12, 2nd Jerry Knight Marty Romeo 226, Linda Grimes 211/528, Phosie Lotze 210. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 235/609, Marie Parmalee 286 $9, 3rd Jerry Jackson 258 $7; 3rd game (hdcp): 1st Ed Willows: Jean Newton 181/469. 207, Penny Nordyke 204, Vicki Watcher 203. Hermance 300 $9, 2nd Zeke Burgess 298 $7, 3rd John Santa Fe Mixed: Red Dixon 246-265/682, Roger Hunt R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner 226-223, Don Tanner 210-213. Hendricks 291 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $276 + $39 Added= $315. 208-247-223/678, David Guillen 221-202/619, Bob Lewis Executive Doubles: Clyde Berg 200-257/641, EJ Rogers 225-214/618, George Thunstrom 248/614, Adolph 213-236/630, David Haskell 212-223/629, Jon Huse 249/ Burckhalter 247/606, Bane Jordan 238-204/602, John Keel 624, Jeff Gilchrist 230, Connie Putnam 215, Kim Spolerich Wilson Wheels 278 In Linbrook Juniors 247, Susan Reeder 223/533. 212. ANAHEIM — Bowling in the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Aaron S.B. County: Lonnie Futch 223-266/677, Robert Cravens Jacks & Jills: Robert Rocha 242-218-224/684, Ken Riser Wilson saved his best for last. Aaron finished the day with a fantastic Jr. 209-231-224/664, Ben Stewart 229-211/602, Mike 245-276/682, Tony Wallick 220-209/628, Ron Nelson 200- 278 game for a 604 series. Other high scores include Miles Mahoney Mormann 248, Robert Richards 237, Joanne Walden 235. 219/608, Fred Fouts 265. 160, Angel Alatorre 141, Jeremy Lewis 136 and Christopher Rinner Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 242-258-246/746, Just Desserts: Charles Rogers 221-205-201/627, Frank 120. Jerry Forch 246-241/665, Thedas Griffin 226-218/632, Mark Casola 206-216/603, Ken Curtis 205-214, Mac McKee 211, Junior Scratch Singles had a couple of high scores with Aaron Wil- Holecek 235-204/628, Kevin Kratochvil 235, Ted Tedford 225- Jack Pedre 204. son 256 and Mark McLeod 243. 205, Mary Cassin 217/574, Linda Cunningham 205. B.S.M.: Marc Sy 238-220-216/674, Sang Chul Won 258, Bumper Busters high scores were rolled by Hanna Kemp 130-84, Wednesday Vegas: John Hutchings 237-225-222/684, Andy Kim 224, Hyun Ok Park 222, Henry Kim 222. Jeminai Ulu 90-126, Jennifer Lewis 108-125, Isaiah Ulu 117-95, Tyler Steve Pellegrine 244-255/672, Bud Kolar 212/223/629, Golden Nuggets: Art Gutierrez 212, Ro Mutzenberger 200. Kemp 90-113, Kelsey Kemp 103-110, Hope Saldivar 96-104, and RJ Harold Harmon Sr. 232/602, Gary Prideaux 212/600, Jake Go For Nine (no-tap): Ozzie Randolph 234-235-235/704, Davis 91-80-100. Vernon 246, Rolann Karper 202/549, Dana Vernon 204. Ike Eisenacher 255-246/680, Jake McCollum 218-215-233/ Andrew Newburn led the scoring pace in the Saturday Linbrook Wed. Wild Bunch: Charlie Rabico Sr. 229-233-201/663, 666, Carl Adinolfi 214-246/655, Tony Angulo 212-245/654, Juniors with 231-200-217/648. Teammate Michael Nakahara wasn’t MIchael Berry 224-216/617, Dan Upton 232-233/610, Jack Flo Vignola 257, Carol Johnson 210, Fran Stern 209. far behind with 213-221/612. Mark McLeod bowled high games of Hamner 233, Lori Gage 487, Betty Allgower 191, Jackie Party Timers: Ed Ebuenga 278-267-247/792, Danny 211-214. Nicole Curtis had the high game for the girls with 210 fol- Florez 191. Janssens 279-280-206/765, Tim Blough 247-213-232/692, lowed by Valerie Matsumoto with 205. Bowling 65 pins over average Del Rosa 830 Classic: Mike Hudson 279-288-212/779, Bill Powell 237-247/682, Lance Aldridge 211-243-227/681, was Brock Contreras with 190. Michelle Matsumoto bowled 58 pins John Davis Jr. 227-267-225/719, Adam Sokoloski 258-235- Denise Bayne 233, Tess Ebuenga 213, Ladine Jones 210, over average with 183. Kali Borrelli bowled 48 pins over average with 225/718, Russell Ruiz 214-225-249/688, Mark Dyer 267- Laura Rodehaver 210, Carolyn Hathaway 206. 198 and Marco Vasquez bowled 44 pins over average with 132. Great 217-201/685, James Lynn 250-215/662, Turner Johnson Rowdies: Steve Pulsifer 233, Morgan Meyer 207, Dan scoring out there! 265-212/650. Martin 207, Clarence Butler 203. Remember if you signed up for Doubles and Singles for the Orange Good Times: Chuck Gray 226-221/627, Angela Mobley Nikkei: Sam Tanaka 268-222/688, Ken Queypo 237, Leo County Youth Tournament it is taking place this weekend here at 209-202/607. That does it for this week. Asuncion 231, Ken Kawado 226, Sandy Viloria 225, Aiko Linbrook Bowl! Good luck to all of our bowlers! Kiyohara 200. Del Rosa Srs. 525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Val Molendyk 214, Diane SAN BERNARDINO — The seniors at Del Rosa Lanes are Salinas 212, Gloria Somma 201-204. Ditch Did It Again back with their weekly report of high scores. Santa’s Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 212, Carl Adinolfi by Roberta McNaught Young At Heart: Steve Boyer 255-202/628, Everett Haydis 203, Mike Blankenship 202. ANAHEIM—Several times this season Janine Ditch has led the 212, Maria Shields 199/562. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Rey Ortiz 237-221-203/661. ladies in scoring in the 590 Classic. A few times she has been high for Park & Rec.: Adolph Burkhalter 233-203/627, Bob Corrigan Thursday Cypress College: Brandon Dennis 211. the entire league. Which was the case again last week. It took her the 204-233/611, Sam Frisby 222-205, Frank Long 208, Delores 7-11 Vegas: John Conway 217-264/676, Gabe Guzman first game to find a line with a 179, followed by a 227, 209. She then Tanner 560, Cari Burris 220, Alice Winchester 216, Jo Ann 231-202-226/659, Matt Ellis 244-204/633, Izzy Garcia 231- exploded with a 266 for a great 878 series. Parker 201. 214/626, Ben Philalack 243/601, Lisa Somma 218, Eva More high scores were: Frank Bellinder 242/861, Orlando Vanegas Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 202-217-206/625, Richard Munson 212, Christina Garcia 203. 246/853, Larry Spejcher 225/835, Alan Bloom 231/821, E.J. Rogers Gomez 247, Joseph Humildad 206, Bob Lee 205, Frank Deluca Korean League: Bong Hwang 221. 242/820, Tom Stearn 214/818, Ed Harris 256/811, Ed Stoute 216/803, 204-204, Cari Burris 198/589. Cypress College II: Anthony Cabading 214, Sean Jenelle Jellsey 230/801, Rose Williams 246, Nancy M. Smith 245, Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 237-210-212/659, Bob Lee McEnulty 200. Larry Green 243, Al Lara 243, Gene Plotnick 235, Ron Corona Jr. 232, 212-202, Stan Steffan 204, Velma Bone 167/477. Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 246, Vic Divito 222, Dick Ron Douglass 224, Tony Angulo 223, Willy Bordenave 216, Rey Ortiz Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Ernst Knoblauch 766, 2. Joe Strinati 740, Nichols 222, Joe Malone (sub) 220, Bob Baughman 216. 215, Jim Upton 213, David Wright 212, John Velasquez 212, Lloyd 3. Phosie Lotze 726, Booby, Chuck Taylor 627. T.G.I.F.: Jason Watts 227-222/646, Scott Talmage 215- Thierry 211, Dora Miller 211, Eva Munson 209, Ronny Thompson Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. David Hill 936, 2. 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