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November 2013 - 1 2 – November 2013 November 2013 - 3 Bowling World See Story Page 5 NOVEMBER 2013 - www.bowlingworld.com 1 2 www.bowlingworld.com – NOVEMBER 2013 NOVEMBER 2013 - www.bowlingworld.com 3 BOWLING WORLD FEATURES INDEX Volume 46, Issue 2, November 2013 Tournament ................................................................ 5 Diablo ...................................................................... 14 40th Anniversary Ladies Pro ...................................... 6 (Paddock Bowl) Publisher Donna Hazel B.B.I.A. Award, Storm ................................................ 6 W. Contra Costa~Vallejo ....................................... 14 Founder Red Pfeiffer Qubica........................................................................ 6 (Kentwig Lanes) PBA Draft ................................................................... 8 Monterey Bay Area ................................................ 15 Assisting Staff Joyce Terrell Helen Duval .............................................................. 8 (Monterey Lanes, Valley Center Bowl) Idle Bowling Thoughts ............................................. 9 Graphic Designer GE Ask Bob .................................................................... 10 Santa Clara…………………. ................................ 15,18 Phone Card .............................................................. 10 (4th Street Bowl, Morgan Hill Bowl) Staff Writers Hall of Fame ............................................................. 10 Stockton/Tracy ................................................. 19-20 Helen Duval Chuck Pezzano ABT ..................................................................... 10,16 (Pacific Avenue Bowl, West Lane Bowl, Steve Mackie Fred Eisenhammer ............................................ 10,11 West Valley Family Bowl) PBA ..................................................................... 12-13 (Kentwig Lanes) Contributing Writers ESPN Schedule ....................................................... 13 Sonoma Country .................................................... 21 Raymond Ambrogio Brian Lim Fan’s Favorite .......................................................... 14 (Double Decker Lanes) Chris Beard Lyn Kandt USBC ....................................................................... 17 Sacramento ............................................................ 21 Kendy Mullenary Mary Lynly 300’s Are Still A Thrill ............................................... 29 (Steve Cook’s Fireside Lanes) Dixie Wright ITRC Senior ............................................................. 30 Earl Cook Hal Bolesworth Tulare/ Modesto ..................................................... 22 Correen Edgerly Leroy Abraham (McHenry Bowl, Yosemite Lanes) Felicia Brown Karen Moran SERVICES So. 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Brown Corey Morlock San Francisco .......................................................... 23 Frank Olim, Jr. Debbie Croci Albany Bowl ............................................................... 2 (Classic Bowling Center, Brentwood Bowl, Presidio Jorge Perez Frank Weiler South Point ................................................................ 3 Bowling Center, Yerba Buena) Samantha Davis Mike Pleva Bowling World’s Advertiser’s Links ............................ 5 Peninsula ................................................................ 24 Jim Decker Bill Del Palacio Bowlers Experience ................................................. 11 (Bel Mateo Bowl) Dave Doran Jim Goodwin Bowling Shirts Wanted ............................................. 11 Las Vegas ............................................................... 24 Betty Raab Greg Branson Tom McElheney Chris Reich Shirts4Bowling ......................................................... 16 Alameda County..................................................... 25 (Albany Bowl, Granada Bowl, E.A. 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She credited her success- Lucy Sandelin matic ending seen live on BowlTV. ful run to setting small goals throughout Duggan had the opportunity to shut the week and working her way through Wins out Sandelin as she stepped up in the each one. 4thstreetbowl.com final frame, but left a 10 pin on her "I wrote down small goals for the 2013 USBC Senior opening shot. After converting the week, almost like a stepladder," Sande- abta1.com spare, Duggan left an eight count on lin said. "Each day I was able to check Queens abtbowling.com her fill ball to give Sandelin the chance something off the list. It didn't seem as to move on to the finals. Sandelin deliv- overwhelming, and I was able to take it amf.com By Aaron Smith ered the first two strikes and a nine one day at a time and move onto the ARLINGTON, Texas - Hall of Famer count on the fill to secure the one-pin next goal." bay.abtbowling.com Lucy Sandelin of Tampa, Fla., worked victory. Johnson received $2,000 for second her way up the stepladder Tuesday to "I know it's a cliché, but I was just try- place, while Duggan and Vidad earned belmateobowl.com ing to do the same thing every time," $1,500 and $1,000, respectively. capture her second United States bowl.com Bowling Congress Senior Queens title. Sandelin said. "It wasn't about winning. Sandelin, the 2007 USBC Senior It was about that moment and making 2013 USBC SENIOR QUEENS bowlgoldcountrylanes.com Queens champion, defeated fellow Hall that shot. The second one was a little At International Training and Re- of Famer Tish Johnson of Colorado fast and the 5 pin carried, but the way I search Center, Arlington, Texas californiaproshop.com Springs, Colo., 279-224, in the champi- see it, they owed me a few hits from Tuesday's results onship match at the International Train- yesterday." STEPLADDER FINALS calusbc.com With the victory, Sandelin joins Hall of Match 1 ing and Research Center to claim the classicbowling.com coveted tiara, pendant and $3,000 top Famers Sandra Postma (three) and Lucy Sandelin, Tampa, Fla. def. Paula prize. The event was presented by Shirley Levens (two) as the only com- Vidad, Sun City, Fla., 228-205 (Vidad doubledeckerlanes.com Storm. petitors in tournament history with mul- finished fourth, earns $1,000.) In the championship match,
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