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P.O.b Box 4160, Downey,owling CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] n ews• Offi ce: (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 “ACTION” JACKSON TO TAKE ON CHRIS BARNES IN WINNER-TAKE-ALL DUEL AT WSOB VI LAS VEGAS — JT “Ac- tion” Jackson, who earned his nickname by bowling “action” with his comedian friends in Los Angeles, has challenged 17-time PBA Tour champion Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, to a one-game, All-In Showdown match that will be webcast live on PBA’s Xtra Frame online bowling channel on Friday, Oct. 24, from South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas. Jackson, a 37-year-old left- hander, has won one PBA Re- gional title and has cashed only once in 34 PBA Tour events, FATHER, SON RECORD 300’s, 800’s but he has no fear of taking on him if the PBA was going to stakes action bowling before vated a successful career as a one of the PBA’s most accom- do an ‘all-in showdown’ like he even began his PBA career, comedian and actor, including SAME NIGHT AT WINNETKA BOWL plished players in a one-game they did a couple of years ago. quickly accepted the challenge. featured roles in Kingsford WINNETKA — Establish- Scott bowled 245, 257 and match on the challenging PBA No one had mentioned any- He’s the only PBA player who Charcoal, CDW computer and ing probable Southern Califor- 300 for 802. John fi red 12 World Championship lane thing,” Jackson said, “but he has agreed to participate in Hulu television ads, said he nia records, a father and son perfect strikes, but Scott need- condition. Each player will put asked if I wanted to do some- every winner-take-all contest got his start in “action bowl- each rolled perfect games and ed a Brooklyn hit on his fi nal up $5,000 and they will bowl thing like that, so he called since the concept was intro- ing” in 2003. 800 series on separate teams ball for the 300, according to for a $10,000 winner-take-all Barnes, and it’s going to be me duced as a special event at the “Around that time, I was in the River Maniacs league at Mike Willis, General Manager prize at 5:15 p.m. ET (2:15 against him.” inaugural PBA World Series of doing a lot of standup comedy Winnetka Bowl. of the recently remodeled 32- p.m. local time) on Oct. 24. It was a last-minute sug- Bowling in Allen Park, Mich., in Los Angeles,” he said. “Me John Englehart, an outside lane center. “I called (PBA Commis- gestion but Barnes, who did in 2009. and a bunch of my comedian salesman, brought his skills John had perfect games be- sioner Tom Clark) and asked his share of megabucks, high- Jackson, who has culti- continued on page 9 inside as he rolled games of fore, while it was the fi rst per- 300, 257 and 268 for an 805 fecto for Scott. series, while 22-year-old son By Ray Rosenbaum ABTA at Forest Lanes Saturday owling ews bHonor Rolln ALL POTS Carry Over Name Score Date Center JERRY KELLY 300 10-07-14 EMPIRE BOWL Match Game $5,000 • Match Series $5,000 • 3-6-9 is $3,000 TOBY LEE 300 10-07-14 EMPIRE BOWL VERNON ADAMS 807/300 10-08-14 CAL BOWL LAKE FOREST — The added to the semifi nals. NOTE: The HAT Restau- DAVID PATTERSON 300 10-09-14 CAL BOWL ABTA will visit popular and BIG POTS at Forest!! rant is on that corner. Best pas- DENISE WILLIAMS 707 10-09-14 CHAPARRAL LANES ZACK JELLSEY 300 10-10-14 EMPIRE BOWL classy Forest Lanes Satur- Match Game again is $5,000. trami around!! JIM SLAMER 300 10-10-14 EMPIRE BOWL day in a SPECIAL One Day Match Series est $5,000 and Qualifying squads 1:00 - KEN DeMAIO 806/289 10-11-14 DEL ROSA LANES JOHNNIE ENGLEHART 300 10-11-14 WINNETKA BOWL Event which is SEMI-Frozen the 3-6-9 is $3,000. Side pots 2:30 - 4:00 & 6:00. 3-6-9 at SCOTT ENGLEHART 300 10-11-14 WINNETKA BOWL Handicap. This is a SPECIAL are guaranteed $65 at 4:00PM 7:45 and Semifi nals 8:00 PM, STEVE GAUCIN 300 10-12-14 CAL BOWL DOUG WILKES 300 10-12-14 FOUNTIAN BOWL EVENT WHERE ONLY TOP and $175 at 6:00 PM. They See our ad page 5 in this BRENDA DURNIN 742 10-14-14 CAL BOWL usually go for more than $250 STEVE FEINHOLZ 7-10 SPLIT 10-14-14 VALENCIA LANES TWO FINISHERS LOSE paper. Next week Nov. 1 we KEN HANTULA 300 10-14-14 CARTER LANES ANDY TORO Sr. HANDICAP. This event will per game and pay 3 places in visit Action Lanes in El Mon- DONALD SCHUOLER 7-10 SPLIT 10-14-14 VALENCIA LANES DARYLYNN D DAVIS 300/705 10-15-14 KEYSTONE LANES pay $1,000 min 1st with 150 the last squad, for a $7 entry te, then Nov. 8 Covina Bowl JOHN FROBISHER 300 10-15-14 HARLEYS SIMI BOWL entrants and up to $2,800 with for 3 games. in Covina. Nov.15 is BYE. RUBEN LANDEROS 300 10-15-14 DEL RIO LANES Sets Canyon RAMON ALLIMAN 300 10-16-14 WESTMINSTER LANES Bonuses, if less $800 min. to Forest Lanes is located at Then Nov. 22 FROZEN Hand- BRIAN DELZEITH 7-10 SPLIT 10-16-14 WESTMINSTER LANES $2,600 1st with bonuses. 22771 Centre Dr. in Lake For- icap event at Keystone Lanes DOUG NOBLES 300 10-16-14 WESTMINSTER LANES PAUL SEDILLO 300 10-16-14 WESTMINSTER LANES Lanes Record New members are welcome est. Take the 5 to 405 then to in Norwalk. DENISE WILLIAMS 758/290 10-16-14 CHAPARRAL LANES by Frank Weiler at Forest up to 209 average. Bake Expressway go east one The BIG ONE Nov. 26-27- JOE TORRE SR. 802 10-17-14 KEYSTONE LANES CABAZON — Andy Toro, Men and Women only $10 to mile to Rockfi eld then south 28-29. The THANKSGIVING ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: Sr. rolled a huge 822 (276 join. Senior Men 55+ and La- ¾ mile to Centre then left or 5 SPECIAL at popular West BOWL AN HONOR SCORE THIS WEEK & E-MAIL BY MONDAY NOON - 246 - 300) recently to set a dies 49 + you get Free Mem- Freeway to Lake Forest Drive Covina Lanes. $4,000 min 1st new high for a senior bowler at bership. Also for the Super then east ½ mile to Rockfi eld to $11,100 1st with Bonuses YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & YOU WILL BE ON THE FRONT PAGE Canyon Lanes. It was Andy’s Seniors Men 63+ and Ladies then left on Center Dr ¼ mile. See our ad in thsis paper or E-MAIL TO: [email protected] continued on page 11 55+ at least 3 bowlers extra Phone # is 949-770-0055. Facebook or www.abta1.com. 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PBA Legend Marshall Holman Joins Xtra Frame Broadcast Booth for GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VI LAS VEGAS – PBA legend Marshall Holman will return For subscription and schedule information click on the Xtra to the broadcast booth when he joins the Xtra Frame coverage Frame logo on the pba.com homepage. team for the GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VI as color commentator, PBA Vice President of Media Dave Schroeder an- GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling VI Xtra Frame Schedule nounced today. (All times Eastern) The PBA Hall of Famer and 22-time PBA Tour titlist will join Xtra Frame and ESPN play-by-play announcer Mike Jakubowski Friday, Oct. 24 in the Xtra Frame broadcast booth for live coverage of the Round 5:15 p.m. – All-In Showdown of 24 blocks of the four animal pattern championships (Cheetah, 5:30 p.m. – PBA Challenge match play Viper, Chameleon and Scorpion) that will be conducted Oct. 25- Saturday, Oct. 25 28 at the South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas and the fi nal 10:40 a.m. – Cheetah A squad qualifying two rounds of PBA World Championship match play October 4:40 p.m. – Cheetah B squad qualifying 29-30. 10:10 p.m. – Cheetah Round of 24 qualifying Holman, a four-time major title winner and 1987 PBA Player Sunday, Oct. 26 of the Year, has extensive experience as a color commentator 10:40 a.m. – Viper B squad qualifying having previously worked on PBA telecasts for ESPN, ESPN2 4:40 p.m. – Viper A squad qualifying and CBS. “The concept of the World Series has always intrigued 10:10 p.m. –Viper Round of 24 qualifying me,” said Holman. “What I hope to accomplish is provide a Monday, Oct. 27 historical perspective to the sport that has been so good to me 10:40 a.m. – Chameleon A squad qualifying while at the same time provide some entertaining commentary 4:40 p.m. – Chameleon B squad qualifying for PBA’s growing audience of Xtra Frame subscribers.” 10:10 p.m. – Chameleon Round of 24 qualifying A new Xtra Frame Season Ticket package will provide new Tuesday, Oct. 28 subscribers with full coverage of both the 2014 and 2015 World 10:40 a.m. – Scorpion B squad qualifying Series of Bowling, and up to 15 months of Xtra Frame access 4:40 p.m. – Scorpion A squad qualifying for the price of 12 months’ service. The XF Season Ticket will 10:10 p.m. – Scorpion Round of 24 qualifying include more than 60 hours of live coverage of each World Se- Wednesday, Oct. 29 8 7 6 ries, and a 24/7 package of more than 300 hours of live “online 1:45 p.m. – PBA World Championship Round 1 match play television” at a subscription price of $64.99. Everyone who en- 8:45 p.m. – PBA World Championship Round 2 match play 4 6 8 3 rolls in the XF Season Ticket program by no later November 30 Thursday, Oct. 30 will receive access to Xtra Frame through December 31, 2015, 4:45 p.m. – PBA World Championship Round 3 match play 8 plus a copy of the 2015 PBA Yearbook (an additional $10 bonus Friday, Oct. 31 value). 3:15 p.m. – 2015 PBA League draft 1 5 8 3 In 2015 Xtra Frame subscribers will have access to live cover- age of 29 events which includes start-to-fi nish coverage of seven 310-390-7111 Ask me about Leagues, Xtra Frame-only PBA national tournaments and 10 PBA50 Tour 5 7 9 4 events. 310-910-0066 Lessons and Tournaments “The PBA and Xtra Frame production team is excited to have Please call for hours 3 4 2 7 one of PBA’s all-time greats joining us for our live coverage of the World Series of Bowling,” Schroeder said. “Marshall will 9 bring his expert analysis, unique perspective and bold personal- ity to our coverage, enhancing what is already the sport’s premier Phil Yoakum’s Bowling Supply international professional showcase and providing bowling fans Established 1974 4 7 2 5 with yet another reason to subscribe to Xtra Frame.” In addition to the live coverage, World Series rounds will be 367 East Beach Ave. 1 Block North of Florence 3 5 4 archived on Xtra Frame for on-demand viewing immediately af- Inglewood CA 90302 1 Block West of Centinela ter each round.

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The most worthwhile project each year is the B.V.L. Tournament. B.V.L means Bowlers to Veterans Link and each year the bowlers of America bowl in tournaments to raise funds for the NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS Hospitalized Veterans. Through your participation and donations, we can help to provide the things by Connie Marchione to make the hours spent in the hospitals a little more pleasant, because they know “Somebody Cares”. BOB JONES’ 731 LED DEAF TRAVEL’S BAD DAY AT MISSION HILLS BOWL MISSION HILLS — For the second time this season all 6 teams of Southern California Deaf Keystone Lanes (562) 868-3261 Traveling League bowled below their averages as at Mission Hills Bowl only one team managed to hit 1900 team series. The other 5 teams scored 1800 and below for an average of 155 plus per 11459 E. Imperial Hwy, Norwalk, CA 90650 bowler, bad because each Trio teams are closely set up within 490/493 team average (163 average per bowler). Saturday, November 1, 2014 ONE Squad only at 12 Noon In 1st and 2nd place match, second place Team Hollywood, which earlier lost fi rst place to Team Orange County, rallied to beat Orange County 12-8 to share fi rst place with 48 points each. After WALK INS WILL BE ACCPECTED Orange County swept the fi rst game 4-0, Hollywood bounced back to win 3-1 each of 2nd, 3rd and TOURNAMENT RULES: 4th games and the series. The rest of the teams held their positions, third place Eagle Rock beat S F Valley 12-8 to gain 1. Eligibility: All entrants must be members of USBC with a verifiable average to be some ground 4 pins back of fi rst. Fourth place Riverside and 5th place Mid City battled to a 10-10 eligible. No cards will be sold on-site. tie and held their positions. A. Participants are required to show their current USBC membership card or How bad did the bowlers do? No 4 games 800 series bowled that day and only two made low receipt from league of purchase. 700s. Bob Jones led a crummy Honor roll of 6 bowlers with 206-156-216-165 for731 and his match B. Any person who bowls under an assumed name, under the name of another person opponent Robert Audette scored 149-197-197-176 for 719. The other four bowlers got credit for scheduled to bowl in the tournament, or who is under suspension from USBC their 200s, Dan Flores the day’s high game 232, Randy Salazar 225, Connie Marchione 224 and membership shall be disqualified and shall forfeit his/her entry fee, and all prize Bob Taylor 200. monies. This 54 years old deaf Traveling League thanks Mission Hills bowl management and staff for 2. Entry Fee: hosting and the challenging lanes treat. The bowlers will shake this off and do better in the next $30.00 per person (Lineage $8.25 / BVL $8.00 / Prize Fund $13.75) travel stop on Sunday November 2 at Gable House Bowl in Torrance with bowling at Noon. Prize fund will be returned 100% One (1) place for every eight (8) entries with a handicap of 90% of 220. Checks will be mailed to the winners. DEAF SENIOR BOWLERS OF AMERICA 18TH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT WINNERS 3. Tournament Format: Three (3) game singles 9 pin No Tap. LAS VEGAS — The 3 days Deaf Senior Bowlers of America 18th annual tournament held last 4. Two (2) division’s: Men & Women October 14-16 at The Orleans Hotel and casino Bowling Center ended and we have the winners. Singles: ***************************************************************************************** Men – Tom Parker 225-232-233 690 51 741 B.V.L. ENTRY FORM Women – Lyndene Higginbotham 166-154-148 468 231 699 MixedDoubles: Checks or Money Orders to be made out to SLACBA – BVL (No Refunds) Mary Sickinger & Jack Sickinger 341-348-275 964 444 1408 NAME: ______USBC#:______PHONE#:______All-Events (Singles & Doubles): SELECT: Adult: Male / Female Men – Don Modisette 625-659 1284 210 1494 Women’s – Sydney Beckman 512-511 1023 342 1365 ADDRESS: ______CITY:______ZIP:______Men’s Elimination Champion: Wilbur Wright Runner-up – Donald Sever 1. Highest 2013 - 2014 Book Average (winter / summer) ______or Sorry, no results of Womwn’s Eiminations, More information in future issues.

2. Highest 2012 – 2013 Book Average (winter / summer)______If no average Men 180 and Women 170 The Bowling News is Going Digital Send in your E-mail address to get on our list Mail to: SLAC USBC BVL CHAIRMAN, 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 (562) 925-0417 [email protected] October 23, 2014 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 ABTA Visits Forest Lanes Saturday One Day Beat the Board Event • HDCP Special for Thanksgiving • Big Pots Available

LAKEWOOD — Con- the Thanksgiving event. Only gratulations to Chris Solomon the top 2 spots will lose Handi- from San Gabriel on winning cap at this event. This event is his fi rst ABTA championship a Beat the Board event, where at Cal Bowl on this past Sat- the winner is crowned after the urday. He took home $1,200 semi-fi nals are bowled. for his win. He was using a There will be a raffl e once Brunswick Riger drilled by again. We will raffl e off a pre- Memo Rosales. This was a paid entry for our Thanksgiv- special win for Chris who lost ing event, a high-end ball from his Mom 2 weeks ago. That our Sponsor 900 Global, along was for her Chris and congrats with other prizes. High Quali- again. fi er from the fi rst two squads Finishing in second place will receive extra chances into for $600 was top seed Freddy the raffl e on Saturday. Zamora from Torrance using New members are welcome a Hammer drilled by Jim at to join, up to 209 average, with Bach Bowling Supply. membership dues only $10 to Finishing in third place join. If Senior: Men 55+ and from Los Angeles was Den- Ladies 49+, you will get a nis Morales who was using a Free Membership. Also for the Storm ball drilled at Keystone Super Seniors Men 63+ and Lanes. Ladies 55+, there is at least All pots carried over from 3 bowlers extra added to the Cal Bowl. So for Saturday’s semifi nals each week for the Beat the Board event the ones that did not make the Match Series will be estimated regular board. at $5,000. The Match Game Make plans for the Big will hit the cap of $5,000. The Thanksgiving Event to be held 3-6-9 pot will go for $3,000 at Brunswick West Covina Solomon Wins at Cal Bowl : (Left to right) Cal Bowl Manager Eric Snow, 3rd Place Dennis Morales, 7th Place Le Star Walker, Cham- once again. If you have 5 tour- Lanes on Nov. 26-27-28-29 pion Chris Solomon ($1,000 fi rst, $200 for bowling 3 events since 9/1), 2nd Place Freddy Zamora ($500 for 2nd, $100 for bowling 3 naments in the calendar year. with fi nals on Saturday night events since 9/1), 10th place Annaliza Agoncillo, Adrian Acedera. Squads start at 1 pm, then 2:30 Nov. 29 at 7:30 PM. See the pm, 4 pm. AD on either our Facebook The side-pots are guaran- Page (ABTA Bowling Page) teed at $65 per game. Then (if not a member already make the fi nal squad is at 6 pm with sure to like the page for future side pots going for a minimum updates), or check out our $175 per game. website www.abta1.com, for For the Forest Lanes event all Bonuses and Squad times. there is a special. If you bowl, Reserve early for a $700 Bo- you will earn 1 bonus pin for nus (if winning the event). ABTA CAL BOWL - October 18 1 Chris Solomon 706 $1,200.00 25 Jeff Taino / 2 Freddy Zamora 751 $600.00 Samson Kong 1374 $20.00 3 Dennis Morales 667 $200.00 26 Angela Lung / 4 Arnulfo Deluna 699 $105.00 5 Faye Josafat 638 $105.00 Sean Nguon 1373 $20.00 6 Danny Guevarra 745 $102.50 27 Kenny Kwan / 7 Le Star Walker 702 $102.50 Du Quach 1372 $20.00 8 Willie Parawan 683 $102.50 9 Glenn Matsumoto (Ss) 676 $102.50 28 Kelly J Wynn / 10 Annaliza Agoncillo 709 $100.00 Danny Guevarra 1370 $20.00 FOREST LANES 11 Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich 688 $100.00 29 Andrew Lung / 12 Adam Drozdz (Ss) 686 $100.00 Samson Kong 1368 $20.00 13 Minh Dang 684 $100.00 14 Angela Lung 664 $100.00 MYSTERY DOUBLES 15 George Alford Jr. 662 $100.00 1 Brian Reyes / 16 Jeff Taino (60%) 646 $60.00 Sun Sundara 507 $90.00 17 Henry Sanchez 640 $70.00 2 Christopher Slack / 18 Addison Acedera 639 $67.50 19 William Garrett 638 $65.00 Freddy Zamora 504 $70.00 20 Steven Alford 637 $62.50 3 Bedell Vasquez / 21 Samson Kong 636 $62.50 Rey Montalvan 499 $60.00 22 Carl Hay 629 $60.00 4 Chauny Merritt / 23 Du Quach 628 $60.00 24 Kenny Kwan (Ss) 628 $60.00 Dennis Morales 482 $50.00 25 Lito Dizon 625 $59.00 5 Victor Paolucci / 26 Ada Wong-Hum 624 $59.00 William Garrett 476 $40.00 27 Michael Kong 619 $58.50 6 Ben Bagaoisan / 28 Sun Sundara (Ss) 619 $58.50 29 Carla Sanchez (Ss) 614 $58.00 Danny Guevarra 474 $40.00 30 Wendy Soo Hoo (Ss) 599 $58.00 7 Rey Josafat / 31 Bedell Vasquez (Lh) 599 $58.00 Carla Sanchez 459 $30.00 32 Christina Cheung 584 $57.00 8 Bonher San Pedro / $2,800 1st W/Bonuses 33 Freddie Catamisan 558 $57.00 34 Greg Kokanour 556 $57.00 Kmel Cunanan 459 $20.00 $1,000 1st Based on 150 Entries 35 Fred Go 552 $57.00 9 Steve Brode / 36 Chauney Merritt 533 $57.00 Ray Gaunt 456 $20.00 37 Joevin Bolanos 532 $57.00 $800 Minimum 1st Guaranteed 38 Terry Hlebasko (Ss) DNS F/E 10 Chris Marquez / Arnold Trias 452 $20.00 DOUBLES REPORT 1 Faye Josafat / FINANCIAL REPORT Addison Acedera 1529 $110.00 CUT SCORES: 2 Faye Josafat / Freddy Zamora 1440 $100.00 Men: Sat +83 Women: Sat + 57 3 Faye Josafat / SUPER SENIORS: Rey Josafat Jr. 1432 $90.00 Carla Sanchez (49), Glenn Matsumoto (134), 4 Samson Kong / Chauney Merritt (76), Terry Hlebasko (72), Michael Kong 1432 $90.00 5 Angela Lung / Sun Sundara (72) Samson Kong 1430 $80.00 High Qualifer (Free Entry) 6 Samson Kong / Men: Bedell Vasquez + 273 Du Quach 1419 $80.00 Women: Faye Josafat + 155 7 Faye Josafat / Henry Narciso 1418 $80.00 3 - 6 - 9: 8 Kenny Kwan / Je Je Gabriel, Chauny Merritt, Samson Kong 1415 $70.00 Danny Guevarra, Henry Narciso 9 Samson Kong / Sean Nguon 1405 $70.00 10 Ada Wong-Hum / Match Game: 128 - No Winner Du Quach 1404 $60.00 Match Series: 687 - No Winner 11 Steve Brode / Samson Kong 1403 $60.00 12 Michael Kong / RAFFLE WINNERS Angela Lung 1400 $50.00 Sponsor Ball Michael Kristich 13 Angela Lung / Thanksgiving Entry Mike Moore Michael Kong 1400 $50.00 900 Global Ball Ed Palma 14 Vuong Do / Minh Dang 1400 $50.00 Regular Entry Freddy Zamora 15 Kelly J Wynn / Regular Entry Roger Romero Danny Guevarra 1398 $40.00 Regular Entry Mike Moore 16 Samson Kong / Regular Entry Shawn Harper Nick Lee 1396 $40.00 17 Jeff Taino / $10 Brackets Samson Kong Minh Dang 1392 $40.00 $10 Brackets Willie Parawan 18 Sean Nguon / Mug Precious Davis Ada Wong-Hum 1390 $30.00 19 Du Quach / Michael Kong 1389 $30.00 20 Angela Lung / Prize Fund 156 $4,538.50 Du Quach 1387 $30.00 Paid Entries 25 @ 57 $1,425.00 21 Kenny Kwan / Optional Sidepots $1,143.00 Michael Kong 1385 $20.00 22 Samson Kong / Doubles $1,430.00 Vuong Do 1382 $20.00 Mystery Doubles $440.00 23 Ada Wong-Hum / 3-6-9 $50.00 Nick Lee 1381 $20.00 24 JeJe Gabriel / Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Minh Dang 1379 $20.00 Total Payout $18,759.50 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2014

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CHICAGO – Bob Glass, a dominant player during a 10-year career on the PBA50 Tour; former Microsoft executive Chris Peters, who played a key role as a new owner in reviving the Profes- sional Bowlers Association, and Barb Wilt, the longest-tenured employee in PBA history, have been elected to the PBA Hall of Fame. Induction ceremonies will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the Marriott Indianapolis North in conjunction with the 50th anniversary Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions. The Hall of Fame Dinner will be open to the public; ticket information will be announced later. Glass was elected in the PBA50 Performance category. Peters and Wilt will be recognized in the Meritorious Service category for their extraordinary efforts behind the scenes to advance the PBA. Glass, one of the fi rst true power players on the PBA50 Tour, competed as a senior between 1997 and 2007 when he won nine titles and fi nished in the top fi ve 38 times in 78 tournaments, earning just shy of a half-million dollars ($487,215). He won a pair of majors – the 2000 Bruns- wick PBA Senior Championship and 2001 United States Bowling Congress Seniors Masters – and earned PBA50 Player of the Year honors in 2000, 2001 and 2004. Glass, who holds a PhD in economics and has a law degree, lives in Lawrence, Kansas, and currently is Chief of Economics and Rates with the Kansas Corporation Commission in nearby Topeka. Glass will celebrate his 67th birthday on Friday, Oct. 24. “I was really surprised,” Glass said of his election. “I bowled some on the regular tour, and I really only bowled full-time 5 1/2 years on the senior tour. I just feel real lucky. It’s kind of shock- ing. “I used to tell people that my game degenerated slower than other people’s because as a senior, I was able to beat guys who used to beat me regularly,” he added. With an imposing 6-foot-2, 230-pound frame, Glass said, “I was still pretty strong when I came out (on the PBA50 Tour). Actually, Steve Wunderlich (a three-time PBA Tour titlist), who was with Palos Verdes Bowl Presents Track at the time, probably saved my career when he convinced me to drop from 16-pound equip- ment for 15 pounds because the heavier ball was too powerful.” Peters, an early employee of Microsoft who later became an executive with the company, led the effort to purchase the PBA with partners and fellow Microsoft executives Mike Slade and Rob Glaser in 2000. Peters and his partners provided an infusion of capital to ensure a solid foundation for the organization while at the same time providing vision and innovative ideas to enhance the fan experience especially in the areas of event presentation and online coverage. The introduction of a professionally-designed “arena” style set for TV fi nals, including professional presentation of signage and an overall enhanced image, helped the PBA generate more new non-bowling corporate sponsorships than the PBA had seen in several years. During Peters’ tenure as an owner and Chairman of the PBA Board of Directors, the PBA: ● Hired former Nike executives to enhance the organization’s position as a major sports organization; ● Re-launched a more comprehensive and fan-friendly PBA.com; ● Developed live online broadcasting of PBA competition through Strike Pass subscription service (now Xtra-Frame). Strike Pass was one of the fi rst online ventures in the sports world to provide fans with live video-streaming coverage; ● Successfully negotiated long-term contracts with ESPN to establish a consistent time slot for PBA Tour telecasts; ● Introduced the PBA Exempt Tour for the 2004-05 season, creating an “elite” tour to better showcase PBA Tour players and provide the Tour’s most successful players with guaranteed opportunities to make a living by including record prize money for standard events. Each major featured a minimum $100,000 fi rst prize, with the PBA World Championship offering a then- record $120,000 fi rst prize. &5(16+$:%/9'7255$1&(&$ _SYERZOFRP “I was very excited when (PBA Commissioner) Tom Clark called,” Peters said. “It’s great. I’m a bit overwhelmed, but obviously this is shared with (co-owners) Rob (Glaser) and Mike (Slade). They were responsible, not just fi nancially, but with their enthusiasm and ideas and everything else. I never could have done this without them. “It’s been 15 years since I fi rst talked with (former PBA Commissioner) Mark Gerberich,” Peters continued. “Way back then, Rob and Mike and I thought there might be a way to showcase bowling on the Internet. The idea was crazy at the time, but now the world is catching up, and that’s great to see. “The nicest thing about my involvement is the people I met in the bowling industry,” he added. “They are the nicest people I’ve met in the world, bar none, and that’s what makes this so special. The PBA didn’t have to do this. It’s a huge honor. It’s kind of a sad note, but my father was a big bowling fan, and he died during the past 15 years. He was the fi rst one I wanted to call, so that kind of explains how much this means to me.” Wilt, who joined the PBA staff in 1970, retired to North Carolina in 2014 after 44 years of ser- vice to the organization. Her duties ranged from processing all PBA Tour entries to managing all of the PBA’s statistical records, and virtually every other hands-on offi ce chore over her extensive career. When the PBA was sold in 2000, the new owners asked Wilt to assist with the transition to the new headquarters in Seattle, so she moved to Seattle and continued to work to make improvements in membership, entries and statistical processes. She was the face of the PBA among most of its thousands of members over four-plus decades, providing a familiar and friendly voice to help them with their needs, and she was conduit between PBA’s national and regional tournament directors in bridging the gap between the “offi ce and the road.” She also became the organization’s unoffi cial historian and served as a guardian of old re- cords, photographs and historical information. “I’m overwhelmed. I never believed this would happen,” Wilt said. “It’s pretty overwhelming and I’m very, very honored. “I did a job I loved to do, and worked with great people and terrifi c athletes, and I got the better end of the deal. It’s pretty cool.” There were no candidates elected in the PBA Performance category. Eligibility for the PBA Hall of Fame in the performance category requires a minimum of 20 years of PBA membership plus a minimum of 10 standard PBA Tour titles, or fi ve titles plus two ma- jors. Eligibility for the PBA50 performance category, which is intended to recognize players who excelled after reaching the age of 50, requires a minimum of 10 years of PBA50 competition plus a minimum of eight PBA50 Tour titles, or fi ve standard PBA50 titles plus two majors. Candidates must receive a two-thirds majority of ballots cast in order to be elected. October 23, 2014 BOWLING NEWS Page 9

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John fi red 12 perfect strikes, 489, Brian Woods 456, Bill Baumann 445, Jennifer Anwar 433, Travis Jenkin 409, Jeff Keish 380, Grace Ashton 258, but Scott Brooklyn’d his fi nal ball for the 300, but it 536, Anja Wilson 437. Alexandria Rodriguez 348. looks the same on the scoreboard dad!! Big Bear: David Patterson “300” game/706 series, Jon- Happy Rollers Too: Sheryl Murray 301, Pamela Okamoto John had perfect games before, while it was the fi rst athan Gale 266/706, Chris McIntosh 266/705, Vernon 246, Mary Piaschick 223. perfecto for Scott. Adams 248/699, Emmerson Wafer 247/689, Raleigh Mc- Adult Youth Match Point: Adults—James Borillo 712, Matt Here are the league scores from the past week.. Cormick 263/680, Paul Staff 663, Chris Slack 663, Mark Mosley 679, Royce Angeles 663, Janet Love 480. Youth— Van Nuys Eagles: Rick Gamboa 243/638, Michele Per- Christoffer Borillo 658, Grant Angeles 607, Lorenzo Viala son 204/477, J.T. Porras 203/524, Ron Craig 505, Margo Fowler 238/662, Jamie Carrington 646, Jimmy Hamilton 545, Shavon Love 459, Lindsey Dyczewski 417, Morgan Sundy 449, Joey Myers 203, Sharbel Eid 202. 256/642, Harold Dubose 641, Steve Clark 638, Alllsen Kennedy 333. That’s it for now. Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 236/703, Diana Sutton 223/605, Debra Gipson 219/605, Cathy Ander- Rollins 494, Rick Godin 255/655, Christa Bretz 186, Bob son 205/596, Michelle Criswell 207/597, Joyce Charles Pfl eger 223/590, Steven Schulkin 213/577, Wendy Miceri 222/568, Stephanie Jones 203/539. 422. Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Ray Culp 210/562, John Roach Pickwick Bowl River Maniacs: Congratulations to Johnnie Englehart 224/560, Rinze Dykstra 543, Chris VanDeven 220/540, 921 Riverside Dr. “300/805” and Scott Englehart “300/802”. Jeff John- Billy Williams 533, Dorothy Ruggiero 199/506. Burbank, CA 91506 son 714, Robert Galbraith 266/683, Matthew Svolos 673, Mini Couples: Rudy Tomaneng 683, Danny Peramaki Monise Kelly 511, Alexandra Athans 479, Mike Olson 279, by Tish (818) 842-7188 Kevin Gross 266. 546, Rick Chambers Jr. 538, Emily Burchman 514, Karen 470 Travel League: Kelly Gold 265/694, Connie Wan- Roubinov 470, Patti Palomo 445, Mike Onusic 256, Rene nomae 207/573, Farol Brifman 212/551, Petra Kaun 531, Palomo 224, Alex Ulanday 215, Orrelle Dennis 192. BURBANK — Good wishes to Janie & Roger Desgro- Henny Shepherd 523, Pam Lind 223. Fil-Am Bowlers: Steve Gaucin “300” game/728 series, seilliers celebrating their 50th Wedding Anniversary! They Comedians: Andrew Ibrahim 269/712, Erica Pollack George Gaucin 279/704, Eugene Angel 256/692, Ronnel married very young, obviously! May they have many more 226/543, Jesse Chastain 277/669, Ray Stoy 258/687, Jallorina 256/671, Joe Knapp 235/651, Rey Santos 641, years of wedded bliss. Dan Onestinghel 245/660, Bill Plummer 659, Ellen Eckard Butch Jackson 637, Benji Calinawan 245/631, Rick Llaneta As you know, I have returned to my old position as Youth 218/565, Jan Sandman 200/534, Mary Becker 499, Chuck 243/628, Richard Abrantes 618, Dan Monzon 615, Peter Director here at Pickwick. The wealth of enjoyment I have Glasser 244. Wong 609, Eric Camanag 247/603, Jean Colian 224/596, experienced in these few short months is priceless. These Wednesday Night Roller: Matt Rovner 257/710, Kathy kids are just the greatest! They bring much love and joy to Brening-Ray 205/589, Mark Ellis 279/626, Rob Cohen Adela Santos 535, Elvira Gauci 521. the Youth bowling program and I adore them all! 249/620, Chris Ivey 620, Monise Kelly 206/573, Stephanie Laughlin Bowler Bears: James Clark 258/683, Jona- Being a certifi ed youth coach and married to me, my Geitgey 514, Lynn Snyder 512, Scott Freeman 241. than Gale 249/666, Travis Morris 207/597, Brandon Mims husband also returned as a coach. This past week he de- Copper Bucket: Mark Yamashita 279/736, Karen Vance 235/583, Roland Choi 204/541, Byron Burdine 535, Fred- cided to practice a bit after the program as he has been 460, Gary Diesso 289/727, Mike Shaw 172/430, Joe Myers erick Radcliffe 519, Elaine Harmon 208/496, Rebecca having issues with his thumb. Because of the uncertainy 229/650, Ed Jones 228/619, Tom Borrelli 218/589. Romero 495. of the problem, he was experimenting with different hand 500 Classic: Pam Lind 200/572, Petra Kaun 497, Connie Vegas Crackpots: Raymond Jenkins 267/679, Mario positions, thumb depth, etc. Naturally, this does not usually Wannomae 194. Hull 262/673, Nate Williams 245/634, Ecarum Sumpter result with great shots or high scores. From a distance, one Thirsty Nite Out: Mike Stiverson 257/669, Margie Jaime 224/627, Andre McNeal 226/611, Jimmy Parks 235/586, of our tiny Bumper bowlers (whose father also coaches) 198/545, Carl Comrie 230/660, Dave Rose 609, Mitch Ja- was intently watching him practice. Danny, my husband, cobs 245/608, Andy Munro 607, Michelle Resnik 490, Ger- Anthony Fredrick 567, Gerald Brown 225/567, Ernie Perry- soon realized someone was nearby and turned to fi nd the ald Bailey 225, Chris Ivey 218. man 562, Ellen Myers 225/604, Diann Donaldson 207/525, little guy right behind him. In dead serious ernest, the tiny The Classics: Larry George 225/633, Bo Fogel 211/547, Alexis Hammond 502. bowler looked Danny in the eyes and said “Focus!” Louis Enriquez 515, Christopher George 500, Stella Marti- Mega Vegas Sunday: Terrance Allen 257/653, Louis Whit- Sunday Night League: (scr) Mike McMahon 250, Kelli Sa- nez 527, Rean Luttrell 516, Leah Hoffman 509. lock II 247/638, James Matthews 239/633, Roger Corley marjian 151, Will Pisnieski 673, Vickie Maas 434. (hdcp) Party Animals: Frank Torres 279/686, Elizabeth Fon- 258/609, Clarence Wynne 255/597, Jimmy Natividad 587, Sylvester Foster 280, Alexa Krull 231, Val Hoag 721, Ash- vergne 245/658, Kevin Gross 290/679, Mark Meade Kenji Chong 583, Corey Bonner 215/579, Michelle Allen ley Higgins 658. 232/669, Dwyane Hanna 652, Lamont Smith 640, Marsha 197/520, Teri Smith 207/501. Monday All Stars: Homeschool Youth. Cameron 166, Alis- Martinez 216/554, Rishell Davis 453, Frank Martinez Jr. Young At Heart: Rich Heid 278/700, Josh Hudson 267/680, sa 124, Matthew 167, Allison 211, Iris 142. 265, Gary Gladstone 234. Senior Swingers: (scr) Art Michener 195, Cres Cruz 159, SFVCC Nikkei: Kevin Eto 238/670, Pei Eto 193/552, Art Rey Santos 235/651, Bob Snead 245/648, Ron McClain John DeSantis 499, Esther Bugayong 384. (hdcp) Rick Wake 233/637, Stan Date 231/632, Shoji Takeshima 622, Sr. 240/619, Ralph Montgomery 607, Art Diemart 606, Langer 203, Susan Jones 223. Bob Yamashita 610, Noriko Fukunaga 534, Tami Shiotani Mary Smyth 517, Oritta Steel 186/510. Monday 690: (scr) Zach Hall 221, Barbara Jimenez 192, 450, Tak Kokubo 229, Yuki Matsuba 224. Pin Heads: Shorty Ramos 266/694, Greg Kelly 224/662, Nick Kukta 653, Glenda Nale 557. (hdcp) Travis Mikels SENIORS Don Louis 226/606, Chuck Appleberry 207/536, Tony San- 245, Cheryl Mikels 215, Collette Rector 638. 49’Ers: Les Charbonneau 255/654, Carolyn Scherzberg chez 532, Bruce Brown 202/511, Stacy Kelly 225/585, Kar- LA Metro Telco: (scr only) Jimmy Jebejian 236, Kim Dove 245/589, Rick Dobris 245/605, Alan Alejandro 212/579, en Roubinov 516. 212, Ron Stearns 623, Joyce Hill 507. Philip Lanni 211/569, Bob Husby 210/563, Mary Lauer Corona Ladies: Mel Leach 203/548, Diana Howard 517. Orbits: (hdcp only) Jan Levitt 242, Vicki Olivia 236, Joan 213/550, Barbara Vaccarello 502. Side-pot winners—Game One: Diana Howard 236; Game Jones 208. Cathy Stevens 687, Gini McLoud 649, Rilla Funtimers: Philip Lanni 235/692, Carolyn Scherzberg Raad 591. 247/640, Michael Chaney 230/629, Howard Rovner 599, Two: Shirley Dohman 184; Game Three: Shirley Dohman ICF Trios: (hdcp only) Kelly McDonough 277, Dorothy Robert Adams 589, Al Reiswig 225/577, Eloise Valencia 215. Schmitz 243, Chuck Liberto 640, Barbara Teitel 678. 214/533, Pam Lind 515, Karen McDonald 228/518, Bern- Alley Oops!: Paul Wells 548, Julie Grabinski 506, Becky Guys & Dolls: (scr) Kelly McDonough 205, Angela Stans- hardt Roth 232, Ron Doll 224. Carroll 415, Wanda Weaver 381, Roni Kuester 331, James bery 191, Brendan Panaggio 588, Danica Cunningham Kennard 203 game, June Murty 165. Side-pot winners— 472. (hdcp) Roy Stansbery 272, Tracy Chow 249, Roger 39’Ers: Philip Lanni 276/709, Carolyn Scherzberg 232/597, Game One: Annie Palmer 256; Game Two: Suzie Hoffman/ Desgroseilliers 718, Michelle Davis 628. Hung-Lay Quon 278/697, Larry George 235/671, Howard Tim Cable 227; Game Three: Eulalia Salcido 228. Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) Bing Tuazon Jr. 253, Helen Lao & Rovner 267/653, Richard Greenzweight 630, Mary Lauer Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 266/”742” series, Carole Jamie Ramos 215, Ryan Hinchliffe 766, Sheilah Faller 549. 554, Helen Layfi eld 479, Bernhardt Roth 235. Fischer 558, Bheth Alcayde 543, Karen Witt 206/513, Anna (hdcp) Darshan Shah 284, Margie Silverman 270, Jorge JUNIORS Tello 747, Ann Jones 682. 8 for 8: (2 games) Louis Depero 113/212, Cloee Velasquez VonMuegge 502. Side-pot winners—Game One: Brenda Senior Foursome: (scr) Bobby Jackson 193, Lydia Gantt 90/178, Matthew Levine 116/184, Gannon Alvarado 96/181, Durnin 234; Game Two: Carole Fischer 193; Game Three: 177, Roger Desgorseilliers 602, Kathy Lilliquist 450. (hdcp) Michael Campos 111/178, Ryan Levine 82/161, Mackenzie Karen Witt/Billie Bonnell 233. Bob rosenblum 254, Seiki Tluczek 233, Jim DeAngelo 631, Arand 70/132, Cassidy Cuarenta 66/122, Andrea Cuarenta Cal-Mega Vegas-Tues.: John Woods 259/717, Eric Maria Rogers 652. 69. Motschwiller 248/673, Ivan Clarke 266/643, J.P. Jones Thursday 890: (scr) Vance Bennett 259, Rose White 188, Junior Royals: Justin Pluchino 262/698, Jacey Opiana 235/633, Le’Star Wallker 248/606, Kevin Sauldsberry Ryan Hinchliffe 717, Rosie Schneider 511. (hdcp) John 192/436, Erik Godin 158/457, William Wales 161/437, 231/602, Rob Lee 218/585, Tobie Wynn 231/576, Bob Carter 292, Carol Brubaker 249, Richard Patenaude 787, Miles Spano 153/392, Diego Sosa 133/363, Bella Hagan Johnson Jr. 574, Clarence Wynne 226/573, B.J. 569, Nick- Lori Henke 674. 97/255, Sara Miric 99/232. ey Jennings 548, Vivian Bayang 197/526, Janet Love 502. That’s it for now so, until next time...keep the ball rol- It was a great week here at Winnekta Bowl. lin’! Captain & Crew: Tua Sula 212/539, Sandy Cotcher 206/530, Margo McClain 479. Sierra Bugs: Anna VonMuegge 515, Kelle Falbo 200/511, continued from page 1 JoAnn Mac Knight 493. Side-pot winners—Game One: ACTION Pam Johnson 211; Game Two: Kelle Falbo 200; Game friends started bowling. I had never bowled like that, but what’s going on, so that’s cool.” Jackson also said he’s Three: Joan Rotter 211. a bunch of guys – including Kevin Hart – started bowling going to take the match seriously, but if Barnes initiates Senior Men’s Trio: George Harper 257/739, John Woods 723, Charles Gleason 715, Rich Kelly 702, Don Gardner every Monday. We’d bowl for $1 a pin, whatever, and I any trash-talking, “What you give me, you shall receive in 266/702, Geno Shaw 700, Dan Monzon 258/696, Willie discovered I could throw the ball pretty good. I lost a lot return,” Jackson grinned. “I’m not going to start anything, McMahan 265/695, Larry Gray 695, John Smith 691. at fi rst, but I started practicing six, seven hours a day for but I’d love for him to start talking trash, because I’ll give C.A.U.L.: David Regul 242/709, Allan Lee 244/684, Dave seven, eight months non-stop. I really took it serious, and it right back. And then some.” Winter 654, Nori Ito 248/652, Keith Hartman 648, R.J. Gui- that’s how I got better.” For Barnes, the winner-take-all action matches take mond 265/633, Andy Clark 613, Dan Franceschi 247/609, Scott Scarborough 246/607, John Olson 233/600, Yosem- But put his record against Barnes’ and there’s no doubt him back to his pre-PBA days. ite Hamilton 193/527, Sara Thatcher 193/492. who will be the favorite. “Oh, my goodness, you don’t “I’ve always liked action. It doesn’t happen that much Marcus Lemons Vegas: Vernon Adams “300” game/“807” need to tell me that,” Jackson laughed. “But in one game, anymore, but that’s what I do. I bowl,” Barnes said. “I’d series, Mike Villarreal “300” game/785, Jello Gray anything could happen. In a marathon, I’m pretty sure he’d prefer a longer format than one game, but it is what it is. It 279/728, Edwin Spears 290/691, Raymond Jenkins 675, prevail. But one game? I know who he is; I respect him as gets your heart pumping, and $5,000 for one game will get Coney Woodman 654, Brandon Grant 651, Precious Davis 231/614, Yolanda Rhodes 235/593, Felecia Tripp 210/591, a great bowler, but for me, personally, nobody out there my blood fl owing.” Diann Donaldson 201/550, Crystal Barker 235/536, LaJea- shakes me up. I’m not afraid of anybody.” The Jackson vs. Barnes match will be part of the PBA’s na Harris 526, Denita Burton 201/522. Jackson also said he’s got the confi dence of Kevin Hart, WSOB Xtra Frame coverage, and another bonus for new Funsters: Joe Herrera 259/700, Tim Lafarga 234/656, Ben a PBA League owner (Philadelphia Hitmen), and one of subscribers who enroll in the new XF Season Ticket pro- Jones 246/648, Vince Haneda 223/641, Boylee Inocente the hottest acting properties in Hollywood. Hart is actually gram prior to November 30. For complete details about the 264/639, JoJo Jasmin 245/633, Milton Donerson 225/621, Steve Ralph 247/595, B.J. 582, Larry Martinez 579, James putting up Jackson’s $5,000 stake in the contest. special XF Season Ticket package, visit pba.com and click Lewis 244/573, Bob Webb 568, Christy Estimo 212/591, “Kevin’s putting me in,” Jackson said. “He’s aware of on the XF Season Ticket link. Page 10 BOWLING NEWS October 23, 2014

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DEL RIO LANES - 32 FOUNTAIN BOWL - 60 MIRA MESA BOWL - 44 7502 E. Florence, Downey, CA 90240 17110 Brookhurst Street, 8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., (562) 927-3351 • Fax: (562) 928-5453 Fountain Valley, CA 92708 San Diego, CA 92126 www.delriolanes.com • Mgr: Mike Cammarata (714) 963-7888 • Fax: (714) 965-1158 (858) 578-0500 Email: [email protected] www.fountainbowl.com

GABLE HOUSE BOWL - 40 LA HABRA “300” BOWL - 32 POWAY BOWL - 32 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., 370 E. Whittier Blvd., 12941 Poway Road, Poway, CA 92064 Torrance, CA 90505 La Habra, CA 90631 (858) 748-9110 Fax: (858) 748-9307 (310) 378-2265 (562) 691-6721 Fax: (562) 691-0272 SPACEwww.powayfunbowl.com AVAILABLE gablehousebowl.com www.lh300bowl.com League Coordinator: Tracey Kinley

GARDENA BOWLING CENTER - 16 SADDLEBACK LANES - 32 15707 S. Vermont Ave., 25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692 GOLDLas COAST Vegas - 70 Gardena, CA 90247 (949) 586-5300 • Fax: (949) 586-0740 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center (310) 324-1244 www.saddlebacklanes.net 4000 W. Flamingo Road, gardenabowl.com Mgr: John Chapman • Email: [email protected] LasLaughlin Vegas, NV 89103

GOLDEN MILE BOWLING - 32 GOLD COAST - 70 1400 E. Valley Blvd., Riverside & Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center Alhambra, CA 91801 4000 W. Flamingo Road, (626) 289-2588 Las Vegas, NV 89103 Email: [email protected] San Bernardino (800) 331-5334

KEYSTONE LANES - 48 BOWLIUM LANES - 32 THE ORLEANS - 70 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center (562) 868-3261 • Fax: (562) 927-0771 (909) 626-3528 • Fax: (909) 626-2144 4500 West Tropicana, www.keystonelanes.com • Mgr: Dave Piazza www.bowlium.com Las Vegas, NV 89103 Email: [email protected] Facebook.com/Bowlium (888) 365-7111

OAK TREE LANES - 36 CAL OAKS BOWL - 40 RIVERSIDE LANES - 34 990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd., 40440 California Oaks Rd, 1650 S. Casino Drive, Diamond Bar, CA 91765 Murrieta CA 92562 Laughlin, NV 89029 (909) 860-3558 (951) 698-2202 (888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687 oaktreelanes.net BowlBrunswick.com Email: [email protected]

PALOS VERDES BOWL - 40 CANYON LANES - 24 SAM’S TOWN - 56 24600 Crenshaw Blvd. Torrance, CA 90505 49750 Seminole Dr., Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center (310) 326-5120 Fax: (310) 539-8021 Cabazon, CA 92230 5111 Boulder Highway, [email protected] or [email protected] (951) 572-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385 Las Vegas, NV 89122 www.pvbowl.com Facebook.com/pv.bowl Located next to Morongo Casino (800) 634-6371

PICKWICK BOWL - 24 “THE NEW”DEL ROSA LANES - 32 SANTA FE STATION - 60 921 W. Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91506 1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404 Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center (818) 845-5300 Ext. 350 or Ext. 351 (909) 886-4675 • Fax: (909) 883-4665 4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130 Pickwick Gardens Bowl and Ice Center www.thenewdelrosalanes.com (702) 658-4910 “Where The Fun Never Stops” We Specialize In Service + Fun For Bowlers www.santafestationlasvegas.com

SANDS BOWL - 32 REVOLUTIONS BARSTOW BOWL - 24 SOUTH POINT - 64 43233 Sierra Hwy., 750 E. Main St., Barstow, CA 92311 9777 Las Vegas Blvd., Lancaster, CA 93534 (760) 256-8676 • Fax: (866) 297-1172 South Las Vegas, NV 89123 (661) 948-2651 • Fax (661) 942-3853 www.BarstowBowl.com (866) 796-7111 Fax: 702-797-8081 www.bowlbrunswick.com E-Mail: [email protected] 64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop

SANTA CLARITA LANES - 32 BUENA LANES - 42 STRIKE ZONE - 72 21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd.,Saugus, CA 91351 1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003 Sunset Station Hotel & Casino (661) 254-0540 • Fax (661) 254-7562 Ventura(805) 656-0666 County 1301 W. Sunset Rd., Henderson, NV 89014 www.santaclaritalanes.com Website: buenalanes.com (702)574-PINS(7467) Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.stationcasinolanes.com

WINNETKA BOWL - 32 BUENA LANES - 42 SUNCOAST - 64 20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka, CA 91306 1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003 Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center (818) 340-5190 • Fax (818) 340-5105 (805) 656-0666 9090 Alta Drive, www.canogaparkbowl.com buenalanes.com Las Vegas, NV 89145 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (702) 636-7400

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TORO continued from page 1 RUSTY BRYANT seventh 800 and tenth perfect game. Lessons by Appointment Andy used his new Storm Optimus to bowl his record score. His favorite bowling line is Storm because Storm balls always work for him. Storm balls are predictable. They react on the lanes THE PRO ZONE predictably and predictability is a big part of Andy’s game. “The Ultimate Pro Shop” www.TheNewDelRosaLanes.com Mr. Toro has been bowling for 52 of his 57 years. He has loved every minute of his time on the lanes. Since he started bowl- 818-365-2050 SAN BERNARDINO — Here are our High Scores at Del ing there has always been something irresistible about knocking Hours: Rosa Lanes. Don’t forget The King of the Hill tournament is down pins. Like so many of us he has always looked forward to 10430 Sepulveda Blvd. Mon. Thru Fri. every Wednesday @ 7 PM. Come out and give it a try. his next bowling date. It is bowling’s version of “THE CALL Mission Hills, CA 91345 11a.m. to 9 p.m. Our No Tap Tournament is October 26th at 12:30. This OF THE WILD.” Inside Mission Hills Bowl 818-361-1221 Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m. one is a “SINGLES EVENT” $25.00 per person. Handicap While his 822 is quite an accomplishment, Andy’s high is is 90% of 240. 878! A bowler only bowls 878 if he is talented, dedicated and Judson Baptist: Jon Neander-475 Chris Kevari-366 Ja- focused. Andy possesses all three of these attributes. His 235 son Gutierrez-294 Nate Oppenheim-190 Justin Sudol-137 average and many 700s demonstrate a talent for bowling. His Ardith Jackson-486 Kirsta Dawson-310 Melissa Simmons- bowling seven days a week demonstrate his dedication to our 105 Steve Green-183/486 Joshua Sands-161/456 Chris sport. His preparation and pre-game routine demonstrate his su- Got An Interesting Story Kevari-146/362 Lynn Lockwood-150/401 Kirsta Dawson- perior mental game, his focus. 128/335 Kit Cosand-107/316 Brianna Lloyd-114/316. I have watched Andy bowl in league and am impressed by his Handicap Doubles: Bob Corrigan-275/649 Tim Eshel- approach to the game. ANDY TAKES BOWLING SERIOUSLY. man-245 Richard McMichael-243/660 Joan McMichael- He always arrives early, always gets right down to business pre- About Bowling or Bowlers? 215 Becky Elevazo-542 Tim Eshelman-263 Richard paring himself and his equipment. He is ready to compete before McMichael-258/652 John Hutchings-255 Vince Vasquez- most other bowlers have arrived. Then he prepares mentally. 244/647 Sam Frisby-638 Phosie Lotze-216 Teresa Vest- Before other bowlers have arrived I have observed Andy sit- 213/561 Sue Voller-208/543. ting on a seat behind the approach seemingly starring down the Capri: Linda King-200 Maline Harper-513 Alice Win- pins sixty plus feet down lanes. It appears to me he is preparing chester-197/495 Linda King-200/562 Jean Newton-515. himself mentally for the competition ahead. I haven’t seen an- SEND IT IN!! Young At Heart: Gus Punongbayon-622 Dave Hill-586 other league bowler as intense as Andy. He is focused. Frank DeLuca-224 Steve Thomas-213 Bonnie Hubers-491 For someone who loves bowling, like myself, it is refreshing Betty McCutchan-167 Steve Thomas-232 Fred Voller-227 to see a bowler so dedicated to his craft. Most of us show up the WE WELCOME ALL STORIES & PICTURES Mike Cram-221 Billie Harper 220 Dave Hill-626 Rosie last minute and approach bowling like a game of horseshoes be- Fabela-184 Lydia Salazar-471 hind the barn. We show up the last minute without preparation or [email protected] TNT: Thor Terry-236/674 Tim Eshelman-225/638 Daniel practice. Why do you think bowling has such a bad reputation? Solkowitz-224 Matt Tanner-214 Lorri Scott-227/637 Mar- Why do non-bowlers consider bowling to be a fun activity that an ge Boyce-209 Lupe Cadiz 197 Lory Durkiewicz-181 Ron uncoordinated hayseed can master? Why do many believe that Reaves-208/581 Lorri Scott-204/564. a pitcher of beer will lead to higher scores? It is because there CITRUS BELT Tuesday Mixed 4: Bob Corrigan-248/698 Tom Poole Sr- aren’t enough of us who bowl like ANDY TORO SR. There Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner 243 Ed Neighbors 227/638 David Marion-226/621 Patti aren’t enough of us who are dedicated, prepared or focused. LOCAL USBC ASSOCIATIONS 667 West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 Bechtold-195 Marty Perry-172 Darrin Brown-233 Adrian By the way, Andy’s favorite professional bowler is EARL AN- [email protected] Hernandez-226/620 Al Collins-225/616 Ed Neighbors- 623 THONY. How appropriate it is for a bowler like Andy Torro to Marty Perry-201. admire and emulate the professional who was arguably the most (909) 381-4599 Park & Rec: Joe Moreno-254/635 Maurice Chavez- prepared and relentless competitor our sport has ever known. 234/657 Ed Higgins-205/551 Donna Beech-221/481 When you have bowled for fi fty-two years there are many Alice Winchester-196/523 Ed Higgins-248/641 Maurice people who have contributed to your success. Andy is grateful NORTH L.A. COUNTY Chavez-222/636 Esther Byrd-202/528. for the support and encouragement he has received from family, Association Manager - Tom Leigh Wednesday Vegas: Joe Vasquez-289/700 Don Thomas- friends, coaches and equipment providers. 15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 244/659 DeWayne Blevins-233/627 Hugh Shaffer-233/635 Specifi cally, he is thankful for his parents getting him started, email: [email protected] website: nlacbowling.com Teresa Vest-202/505 James Cole-254 Joe Vasquez- his wife CLARISSA and kids for supporting his efforts and BILL (818) 810-6263 226/607 Hugh Shaffer-226/610 Howard Vasquez-225 GABLE (ABT) and BOB SMITH (ABTA). Special thanks to Larry Avery-225 Dori Hunt-212/506. CLARENCE ROBERTS MARCUS SR., JOEL RICKETTS and S.B. County: Bill Elliott-266/689 Steve Dolphin-256/672 NEIL LAU. Mr. “Bobby” Marcus was Andy’s fi rst coach while Ron Smith-247/681 Caitlin Kammeyer-171/452 Mendy Joel and Neil of Pins and Needles Pro Shop are responsible for ORANGE COUNTY Smith-170/465 John Valentine-726 David Rybak-262 Bill drilling Andy’s equipment. Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington Elliott-630 Mike Mormann-226. Congratulations Andy. We need more bowlers like you. 13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 Happy Gamblers: Jerry Lopez-277/721 Al Collins-268/697 While most of us may not possess your natural talent all of us can [email protected] Ben Meier-258 Erik Carris-255/662 Ryan McPherson- learn from your dedication, preparation and mental approach. (714) 554-0111 250/640 Lorri Scott-233/622 Melissa Chastain-227 Bridgett Young-203/553 Patti Bechtold-544 Josh Ball- 249/655 George Nelson-248 Russell Ruiz-236/644 Jerry SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Streich-232/614 Jerry Lopez-225/651 Lorri Scott-276/657 Association Manager - Linda Johnson-Pilios Bridgett Young-260/641 Melissa Chastain-224. 4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 Golden Goodies: Mario Sanchez-235/634 Ed Elevazo- E-Mail: [email protected] 223/599 Jerry Burhop-218/608 Mike Cram-207 Charley Featherstone-200 Ed Higgins-200 Jean Newton-201/567 (626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260 Teresa Vest-180/476. Good Times: Terry Hodgson-289/737 Del Karper-265/746 Ron Sandusky-258/693 Bobby Campagnale-258/727 SOUTH L.A. COUNTY Ted Tedford-257/660 Daniel Drost-255/653 John Boyer- Association Manager - Judy Nielsen 248/644 Rudy Cardenas-238 Bill Roes-237/617 Spider 17057 Bellfl ower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellfl ower, CA 90706 Calloway-642 Matt Nowlin-235/664 Gloria Benard-229 [email protected] Lydia Calloway-225/555 Bridgett Young-217/569. Del Rosa Youth: Matt Tucker-195/441 Austin Veteto- (562)925-0417 Fax: (562) 925-7478 188/537 Tre Mitchell-187/481 Kameron Taylor-462 Jolene BringYour Group Here for a King-176/490 Felicity Cardenas-142/325 Kelly Johnston- 123/342. New Experience ••• SAN DIEGO U.S.B.C. Saturday Vegas: Doug Owens-236/656 Ken DeMaio- Association Manager - Lynn Graves 226/643 Joe Cassidy-226/612 John Cassidy-215 Mike 4400 Palm Ave. Suite B, La Mesa, CA 91941-2695 Morales-206/611 Mark Figueroa-205 David Garvin-202 [email protected] Lisa Jenks 492. www.sandiegobowling.com Weekend Rollers: JOHN VALENTINE-300/790 Nathan (619)697-3334 Urrutia-279/720 Steve Simpson-269/680 Jonny Brooks- 268/664 Derek Taylor 258 Tommy Hague-255/644 Tom Collins-248/679 Mike Nakunz-246 Julie Johnson 223/571 With VOLUME 75, NO. 43 Stephany McDowell-216 Elise Hamner-213/516 Rolann COSMIC BOWLING LIGHT SHOW! CALIFORNIA Karper-212/571 Carroll Montague-202 Nathan Urrutia- 266/702 Richard Maclaren-266/735 Mike Haight-264/691 SENIOR VIP Kevin Balding-253 Marty Coyazo-252/647 Billy Jim Little- LAUGHLIN BOWLING TOURNAMENT Bowling News 246 John Valentine-244 Ben Stewart-243 Mike Contre- ★ Entry Fee: $25 per person ★ Tournament Cost $50 ★ ras-687 Rolann Karper-224/584 Christy Cayce-213/562. 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29th Year

Invitational Keystone Lanes Takes Round 1 TOP 10 TEAMS by Randy Myers Keystone Lanes 27 Cook’s Bowling Supply 21 DOWNEY — Keystone Lanes continued their improbable come- 279/769 but it was good for only 1 win as Erickson’s Foods was back Monday as they swept past Professional Approach to claim the finally able to win some points from this team after going 0-10 early DV8 25 Erickson Foods 19 first round. As Pro Approach was dialing up 9-1-1 the first game, it vs them. Bobby RATNMF Campagnale 268/741 & Spanky Raul The Pro Approach 23 Bowlium 19 soon became apparent their emergency was an assault on the pins Rosales 290/735 provided most of the strikes for the victors. Sysco 23 Pino’s Pizza 18.5 happening from the KEYSTONE quartet. Andrew Rietta 267/750 & Dave Kovach 729 struck just enough Keystone pounded the pins for 961, and then in a classic finish for BOWLIUM to take down American Harvest Vodka 4-1 who Forest Lanes 21 Blizz Yogurt 18 Game 2, held off Pro Approach in the tenth, winning 886-884 as both were led by Dave Bartlett 269/722 & Kevin Too Tall Jones 268/716. anchor bowlers struck out! The aggravated attack escalated Game 3, Greg Neuer once again was high man with 706 to lead Blizz Yogurt with Arnold Cheesman & Andre Rounds striking to start, then Her- to a 4-1 win over CASAMIGO’S Tequila, and their anchorman TOP 10 LAST WEEK rd bert Jones & Charles Zelaya joining the attack. Keystone put away Vernon Adams 705. Linder Insurance used a big 3 game win to Buddy Lucas 805 Andrew Rietta 750 any doubts early as they rolled to a huge 3rd game of 1005 to claim come back and win 3-2 over J.A.T. Kevin Valmonte 705 & Anthony the first round. Santos 697 led Linders, as Barry Couch Jr. was tops on the pair for Gabriel Martinez 784 Ashkan Tahvildaran 750 The big finish enabled Keystone Lanes to remove any doubt as to J.A.T. with 276/734. Arnold Cheesman 782 Mason Sherman 745 who was the best team this night, as they finished with a Team Series Tifco Industries managed to squeeze out 4 wins over GJC Ser- Eric Snow 769 Bobby Campagnale 741 of 2852 to lead the league by 62 pins. Arnold Cheesman again led the vices, led by Kevin Gagnon’s 679, but all the boys got beat by a girl, winners with 278/782, followed by Charles Zelaya 267/739, and Her- as Tianna Tipton continued her hot bowling for GJC, finishing with Leonard Ruiz Jr. 761 Charles Zelaya 739 bert Jones 710. Professional Approach was led by their dynamic duo, 682. In the only other sweep on the night, it was Herzog Insurance Billy Myers Jr. 711 & Frank Barefoot Jr. 707. Congrats to the victors, cancelling on Alhambra Gold Company as Justin JZ Ziegler blasted our first team to qualify for the end of season roll-offs. his way to 266/720 while T.J. Abahazy led the Gold with 685. Super Sweeper Pot Team DV8 needed everything to go just right to have a chance to And finally, again, on our last pair, it was Buddy “I need some Sponsored by Dean Sanderson of leapfrog over the top two teams, and they started out right, blasting help” Lucas breaking the 800 mark for the second week in a row, Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc. Cook’s Bowling Supply 970-821 to get the night started. However, 289/290/805 to lead his Los Altos Trophies team to its lone win, Cook’s soon ended DV8’s hopes by winning the 2nd game in a very and also lock up High Average Honors for the first round. Congrats 1st - 290 Buddy Lucas 2nd - 266 Mason Sherman close finish. DV8 ended Round 1 in 2nd place with 25 wins and were Buddy on another huge week, and another Honor Series. paced by Ashkan “Not Trashcan” Tahvildaran 263/750 & Brent Ilagan Sidepot winners were Game 1 Eddie VanDaniker 289 Game 2 706. Ray Minter did his best to keep it close, finishing with 730 to lead Mason Sherman 266 and 3rd Game Super Pot to Arnold Cheesman Cook’s. SYSCO finished in a tie for 3rd with their 4-1 win over Pino’s with 278 (Thanks Leonard & Spanky!). The Financial Advisor’s 2nd 1265 Corona Pointe Court Pizza, sending a warning to the rest of the league in the process. game pot went to Buddy Blind Bowler Lucas with his 290 ($240) Suite 115-9 SYSCO is always a contender, and their 23 wins this round, & Mason Sherman 2nd with 266, good for another $100. Corona, CA 92879 matched their total wins from the past two seasons combined on the Next week we move to the Dry Round, 26 feet of pure hell for FINANCIAL ADVISORS, INC. house shot! Gabriel Martinez was terrific all night, finishing with some, fun for others. The scoring will go down, but the competition Transamerica Financial Group Division 268/784 and needed it all to hold off Pino’s Pizza anchor Leonard Ruiz will remain intense. Be sure to bring your spare ball folks, you’re Office: 951.530.9343 Jr. who finished with the not so common game of 293 for a 761 set. For- going to need it! Monday is your chance, if you want to see some Mobile: 714.875.0450 est Lanes managed to win 4-1 over Power House Video Games despite of the best bowlers So Cal has struggle to shoot their weight, come Dean Sanderson Fax: 951.389.3755 not having a 600 series. Jon Diso 725 & Mason Sherman 268/745 made on down to Del Rio Lanes in Downey and check it out. Registered Representative [email protected] up for their middle bowlers and held off Eddie VanDaniker 289/724 & I am predicting we will have less than 4 bowlers above 680 License: 0F92487 Lee Liu 712 who led the Power House Video team. with only one 700 series! Have a blessed week everyone; see you www.tfaconnect.com Eric Snow was tops on the next pair for Threadworks, shooting next Monday at Del Rio Lanes in Downey! Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey CA 90240 • (562) 927-3351 ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES. BOWLWITHBRUNSWICK.COM/BALLS/DETAIL/BRUTE

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