O'neill Claims First Major in 10 Years at Players

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O'Neill Claims First Majorby Lucas Wiseman In 10 Years At Players COLUMBUS, Ohio – shot. “I popped up on it a Belmonte, 236-185, to ad- Prather trailed by just It took a decade but Bill little bit. I didn’t stay down vance to the championship. one pin when he went high O’Neill is a major cham- on it. I didn’t get through it The match was even and left the 6-10 in the pion once again. as clean. I was pretty for- at the commercial break ninth frame. He chopped In the closest champi- tunate. Sometimes it’s just after Belmonte tossed a the spare, however, and that onship match of the sea- your day.” double in the fifth and sixth allowed O’Neill to step up son, O’Neill took down EJ Tackett was in control frames. On his next shot af- and finish him off. Tackett, 233-232, to win down the stretch, leading ter the break, Belmonte left O’Neill left and convert- his second major title at the by 19 pins with two frames a seven pin to fall behind ed a 10 pin in the ninth and 2020 PBA Players Cham- to go but wasn’t able to and would never recover. then, needing a mark, bur- pionship on Saturday at hold on. In the ninth frame, In his past four champi- ied the pocket for a strike Wayne Webb’s Columbus he sent a wicked messenger onship round appearances and the victory. Bowl. across toward the 10 but it dating back to last year’s The stepladder finals O’Neill delivered when didn’t take it down. U.S. Open in October, Bel- opened with a tense and it mattered most in the final In the final frame, he monte is now 0-4 and aver- emotional match as Prather frame after Tackett gave needed a pair of strikes and aging just 179.75 on televi- defeated Marshall Kent, him an opportunity to win. two pins to secure his third sion. 187-184, to advance. O’Neill tossed two strikes career major title but left a O’Neill was able to ad- Prather needed to fill 17 he deemed afterwards as seven pin on his first shot, vance through the second pins in the final frame to “perfect” and followed it giving O’Neill a chance at match of the stepladder win. He left a 10 pin, con- up with just enough count the come-from-behind vic- 2020 PBA Players Champion Bill O'Neill with a 215-194 win over verted it and struck on the to win his first major since tory. the feeling afterwards of In the semifinal, O’Neill last week’s PBA Tourna- fill for the win. the U.S. Open in February “You’d rather put the knowing what you did in defeated reigning PBA ment of Champions winner The loss was an emo- 2010. match away before that that moment to win a ma- Player of the Year Jason Kris Prather. continued on page 5 “The fill ball was a little in a perfect world,” said jor, it hasn’t hit me yet, I’m left,” said O’Neill, who left O’Neill, who earned sure it will later, but it’s a high four pin on his final $75,000 for the win. “But pretty unbelievable.” CBS Sports Network To Televise PWBA, Collegiate & Youth in 2020 ARLINGTON, Texas – Orleans Hotel and Casino, the USA Bowling National Live coverage of a Profes- the arena will seat approxi- Championships. sional Women’s Bowling mately 9,000 spectators for Las Vegas also will host Association (PWBA) Tour the show. The 1995 U.S. the stepladder finals of event finals that will take Open set the attendance re- the United States Bowling place at the Hammer Junior cord for a bowling event at Congress (USBC) Queens, Gold Championships is one 7,212. on Tuesday, May 19 at 5 of the many highlights of CBS Sports Network p.m. at the South Point ACROSS THE COUNTRY together 19 men's varsity with games of 1,163 and the 17 bowling shows CBS will have live coverage of Bowling Plaza. It is the – Fifteen collegiate events teams and 18 women's var- 1,112 to take the lead Sports Network will tele- seven PWBA stepladder first of the four PWBA ma- took place across the coun- sity programs. The event by nearly 200 pins over vise in 2020. finals in 2020, including jors that will be televised try last weekend, highlight- featured four traditional Lourdes. The Falcons The live finals of the all majors, plus four shows live. Dasha Kovalova of ed by wins from the Bowl- games and 16 Baker games, maintained their advan- PWBA Las Vegas Open, from the Intercollegiate Ukraine won her first ca- ing Green State men and with total pinfall determin- tage throughout the Baker scheduled as part of the Team and Singles Cham- reer PWBA Tour title and Alma women at the Alma ing the winner in each divi- round, claiming the victory Junior Gold Opening Cer- pionships, the finals of all major championship at last Scotty Classic in Jackson, sion. with a 7,436 total. Concor- emony at The Orleans four divisions of the Junior year’s event. Michigan. In the men's division, dia rallied from sixth to Arena, is set for July 12 Gold Championships, and The U.S. Women’s The tournament was Bowling Green State fin- second in Baker play, fin- at 6 p.m. Located in The the two title matches at continued on page 4 held at JAX 60, bringing ished the traditional block continued on page 7

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February 20, 2020 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 3 PBA TOC TELECAST ON MATCHROOM SPORT, KRIS PRATHER CLAIMS FOX REACHES NEARLY 1.5 PBA TEAM UP AGAIN FOR PBA PLAYOFFS POINTS MILLION VIEWERS 2020 WEBER CUP FOX Sports has announced Sunday’s live coverage of Matchroom Sport and the PBA will again team up for LEAD AFTER TOC WIN the PBA Tournament of Champions finals on FOX was the 2020 BetVictor Weber Cup, a Ryder Cup-style com- Kris Prather of Plainfield, Ill., the winner of the inaugu- the most-watched non-NFL adjacent telecast since 2010 petition that will pit five American PBA stars against five ral PBA Playoffs in 2019, jumped into the 2020 Go Bowl- with 1,464,000 viewers. The “non-NFL adjacent” refer- European PBA members in a team, doubles and singles ing PBA Tour points lead after winning the PBA Tourna- ence means a standalone telecast that neither preceded or competition for bragging rights and shares of a $75,000 ment of Champions Sunday in Fairlawn, Ohio. The TOC followed an NFL game on FOX. prize fund. was the first major championship of the 2020 season, and With that exceptional audience, FOX Sports telecasts The competition, which was held in the U.S. for the a Tier 1 tournament in the PBA’s classification system, (FOX and FS1) are up 29 percent over 2019 and through first time in 2019, returns to England in 2020 where it will awarding 7,500 points to the winner. five events, including the PBA Clash to kick off the sea- be contested in Morningside Arena in Leicester, June 5-7. With his big win in the fourth of 13 tournaments in the son, viewership is up 45 percent over the 2019 season Team Europe and Team USA will each line-up with 2020 PBA Playoffs points race, Prather moved past PBA which also were the highest in years. five players for the 2020 BetVictor Weber Cup with two Oklahoma Open winner Sean Rash who led the points members of each team to earn automatic selection via the standings after the season’s first three tournaments. PBA PBA Tour Points List. New to the program in 2020 will be Jonesboro Open titlist Kyle Troup dropped one spot to a competition points qualifying system for two berths on third. each team using the PBA’s points system for 10 tourna- Fans can expect another shakeup in the points race after WANTED ments ending with the USBC Masters in March. this week’s PBA Players Championship, the second Tier 1 PBA Hall of Famer Chris Barnes will return as captain event of the season. Points are awarded according to each Looking for Energetic, Committed of the U.S. team while England’s Dom Barrett will again tournament is classified in the three-tier points structure. and Responsible Employees captain the European squad. The captains will select the fi- Tier 1 (major championship) tournaments reward winners nal two members of their respective teams. The American with 7,500 points. Tier 2 (standard PBA Tour) tournaments in Southern California team won the 2019 Cup at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, award 5,000 points to the winner. A Tier 3 tournament 18-14. (limited field and/or restricted format) awards 2,500 points Mechanics, Desk, Bar, Food Service “We’re thrilled to be partnering with the BetVictor We- to the winner. Points also are awarded to all other players ber Cup for a second consecutive year and to be giving in a declining scale based upon where they finish. Send resumes to our PBA players the kind of international exposure they The top 24 in 2020 competition points will qualify to [email protected] deserve,” said PBA Chief Executive Officer Colie Edison. bowl in the PBA Playoffs in April and May. Points stand- “The BetVictor Weber Cup—much like the Ryder Cup ings will be finalized at the conclusion of the USBC Mas- in golf—is a transatlantic rivalry that ups the ante for the ters on March 29 in Reno, Nev. Below are the top 30 points sport and gives our fans even more reason to root for their standings after three events: favorite players.” 2020 Go Bowling PBA Tour Competition Points Standings Fans can follow Weber Cup developments, including (Top 30 after four of 13 events) the 2020 points race, at www.webercup.com and at Weber 1 Kris Prather...... 9,985 Cup on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. 2 Sean Rash...... 9,185 3 Kyle Troup...... 8,130 4 Jason Belmonte...... 6,245 5 Bill O'Neill...... 6,170 USBC’S TIERED CENTER 6 Tommy Jones...... 5,625 7 Anthony Simonsen...... 5,605 8 Mitch Hupe...... 4,755 CERTIFICATION PROGRAM 9 Chris Barnes...... 4,690 Reported by Terry Bigham at Bowl.com, 10 Darren Tang...... 4,675 USBC will implement a center certification pro- 11 EJ Tackett...... 4,415 gram featuring tiered levels of certification and 12 Kyle Sherman...... 4,260 JOHN LEE & CHARLES CRAWFORD a national staff of lane inspectors over the next 13 Tom Daugherty...... 4,160 five years. Details will be announced at the 2021 14 Ryan Ciminelli...... 4,135 15 AJ Johnson...... 3,850 – BVL CHAMPIONS – USBC Convention. by Frank Weiler 16 Dom Barrett...... 3,740 TWENTYNINE PALMS – Last December 2nd two of The USBC Equipment and Specifications 17 Tom Smallwood...... 3,310 our Directors (Citrus Belt USBC Association) won at the Committee has delegated authority to make 18 Brad Miller...... 3,265 Association’s BVL rolloff. These Directors showed they changes to equipment specifications. It was also 19 Josh Blanchard...... 3,220 can bowl as well as work for our bowlers. determined that USBC will not require local as- 20 Stuart Williams...... 3,070 21 Jesper Svensson...... 3,020 As our junior bowlers are often heard to say, these guys sociations to perform annual lane inspections. are “TRIPPIN” over bowling. 22 Andrew Anderson...... 2,975 Our guys placed first in the following men’s scratch This decision means that all bowling centers 23 Dick Allen...... 2,937 divisions: will be certified until the national staff begins 24 DJ Archer...... 2,880 B Division - John L. Lee center certifications in 2022. 25 Patrick Hanrahan...... 2,745 D Division - Charles E. Crawford III 26 AJ Chapman...... 2,530 Guys, congratulations on your wins and Thank You for 27 Marshall Kent...... 2,430 being Citrus Belt volunteers as Directors on our Associa- 28 Jakob Butturff...... 2,395 tion Board. Thank You for bowling in support of our vet- 29 Osku Palermaa...... 2,295 erans. Charles also serves as our Sergeant at Arms. 30 Francois Lavoie...... 2,102

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CBS Sports Network continued from page 1 Open stepladder finals are June 30 at 5 p.m. at USA Bowl in Dallas, the PWBA Players Championship finals are Aug. 23, 2 p.m. at Seminole Lanes in Seminole, Florida, while the PWBA Tour Championship will be announced at a later date. The finals of college bowling’s major events, the Intercollegiate Team and Singles Championships that will be held at the Spectrum Entertainment Complex in Wyoming, Michigan, to kick off the action. The ISC women’s finals will air Tuesday, April 21, at 5 p.m., and the ISC men’s singles will be televised April 28 at 8 p.m. The ITC women’s title match will be televised May 5 at 5 p.m. and the men’s final will air May 12 at 8 p.m. Six TV shows will be taped for broadcast when the Junior Gold Championships and USA Bowling National Championships are held in Las Vegas in July. The boys and girls finals in each of the four divisions of the Junior Gold Champion- ships will air on four consecutive Tuesdays starting July 21 with the 12-and-under finals, followed by the U15 (July 28), U17 (Aug. 4) and U20 (Aug. 11) divisions. All finals will air at 5 p.m. The U15 title match of the USA Bowling National Championships will air Aug. 18, and the U12 final will be on CBS Sports Network on Aug. 25, with both starting at 5 p.m.

THE 2020 CBS SPORTS NETWORK BOWLING SCHEDULE: Tue., April 21 – Intercollegiate Singles Championships (women), Wyoming, Mich., 5 p.m. Tue., April 28 – Intercollegiate Singles Championships (men), Wyoming, Mich., 8 p.m. Tue., May 5 – Intercollegiate Team Championships (women), Wyoming, Mich., 5 p.m. Tue., May 12 – Intercollegiate Team Championships (men), Wyoming, Mich., 8 p.m. Tue., May 19 – USBC Queens, Las Vegas, 5 p.m. (LIVE) Tue., June 30 – U.S. Women's Open, Dallas, 5 p.m. (LIVE) Sun., July 12 – PWBA Las Vegas Open, Las Vegas, 6 p.m. (LIVE) Tue., July 21 – Junior Gold Championships (Under 12), Las Vegas, 5 p.m. Tue., July 28 – Junior Gold Championships (Under 15), Las Vegas, 5 p.m. Tue., Aug. 4 – Junior Gold Championships (Under 17), Las Vegas, 5 p.m. Sat., Aug. 8 – PWBA Greater Columbus Open, Columbus, Ohio, 4:30 p.m. (LIVE) Tue., Aug. 11 – Junior Gold Championships (Under 20), Las Vegas, 5 p.m. Sat., Aug. 15 – PWBA Tennessee Open, Clarksville, Tenn., 2 p.m. (LIVE) Tue., Aug. 18 – USA Bowling National Championships (Under 15), Las Vegas, 5 p.m. Sun., Aug. 23 – PWBA Players Championship, Seminole, Fla., 2 p.m. (LIVE) Tue., Aug. 25 – USA Bowling National Championships (Under 12), Las Vegas, 5 p.m. TBA – PWBA Tour Championship, TBA (LIVE)

CBS Sports Network will re-air many of the events, so check local listings. Visit CBSSportsNetwork.com for listings and channel information. Visit BOWL.com/Collegiate to learn more about the Intercollegiate Team and Singles Championships. For information on the Junior Gold Championships and USA Bowling National Cham- pionships, visit BOWL.com/Youth. The PWBA Tour, Junior Gold Championships and USA Bowling National Champi- onships are collaboratively funded by the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA) and USBC.

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The San Gabriel Valley WBA special event and was convinced he could break Bill’s record. Will watch as the years roll by. at the Santa Anita race track. Lunch in the infield, special betting windows, lots of prizes • A mistake in the ABC rulebook: officers in a mixed league did NOT have to be mixed. and bowling friends picking “winners.” It was special! Rule 102a had to be revised. • GIANT 2 PAGE AD! Super Grand Opening of Tilton’s Bowling Supply inside MATADOR • President Bill Clinton declared Dec. 4-10 to be “National Ladies Pro Bowlers Week.” BOWL. His special for kids – get a starter lightweight ball, when the kid grows out of it, • Who was the owner of the world’s largest bowling center chain? The U.S. government! trade it in for a heavier one! “Ball Wall” was their name for bumper bowling. Remember There were 500 centers on military bases worldwide. Tax dollars did not support them. “day care” for the ladies leagues? They had it! They were self sufficient. • The battle over “smoke or no smoke” continued. The beer drinking, cigarette smoking, • For Sale: ladies Linds shoes, size 9. For right hander. Call... hairy-armed bowler in commercials wasn’t helping the “image.” Bowlers didn’t fit the • Another dumb idea from Michigan: “Car bowling!” Place an unoccupied junk car on “Olympic image” either! a runway of a private airport. Fly over at about 90 mph. at an altitude of 30 feet, and • Billy Myers Jr. was burning up the lanes. He averaged 254 for his 4th PCB title win this attempt to hit the car with a bowling ball. It will never replace “midget,” “chicken,” or year. He and Larry Stephens both rolled 300s in the Palm Springs Open. “turkey” bowling. • Remember those size 9 ladies shoes that were for sale a few months ago? In November • Bill Taylor and Ed Williamson (local pro shop guru) teamed up to educate the bowlers they are still for sale. Ad costs must have eaten up the profit six months later! looking to improve their game. Ed used Taylor’s method of teaching: timing, swing, foot- • After a worldwide vote, the favorite name for a center was “Ten Pin Alley.” The Montana work and finish. (Ed had his pro shop inside BOWLING SQUARE until the bowl closed bowl became famous overnight. last year. But still available!) • The California WBA’s “Stars of Tomorrow” award was great! Every year, one boy and • Dick Steinbaugh, Executive of the Bowling Proprietors, died in Oct. 1994. He never met one girl (bowlers) were honored for their bowling, academic endeavors and leadership a stranger and was a true leader. qualities. Each received a $1,000 scholarship for their college education. • Roger Carns ruled the roost at MIDTOWN BOWL. When he smiled for a photo, you • Cal State 600 Club, Cal State 500 Club, Cal State 700 Club, BVL, Cal State Seniors didn’t need a flash bulb. Yearly State Tournament. We HAD to enter! • GRANADA BOWL never survived the earthquake. Remember when the police raided • Eric Forkel won $45,000 for his BRN World Open title. Uncle Harry Grant was all smiles. the ladies daytime leagues? They were accused of “gambling.” These dangerous side- • Coming soon –moving into the 90s!! MISSION HILLS BOWL gets automatic scoring. pots, card games and saving stamps – a menace! Bowlers and scorekeepers protested. • Yvette Jones De Cohen was considered to be one of the best ball drillers in Southern • Betty Neely of Anaheim (in 1960-61) bowled in 14 leagues a week! Arcadia’s Bill O’Brien California. Her pro shop was located inside MIDTOWN BOWL. Her apron was a trade- bowled in 14, mostly at VILLAGE LANES. (Side note: Bill worked on the highway to Las mark. Vegas and was there when the off-ramp Zzyzx was named.) • Jon Diso (current manager at FOREST LANES) was top seed in JAT tourney at WEST- • Tish was the main dish at SAM’S TOWN. In Nov. 1994 she won her third LPBT SAM’S BROOK. Won top scholarship bucks, $95. Mary Davis was top teen for the same $95. TOWN title of $18,000. Tish Johnson still on the lanes in 2020. • Oct. 13, 1994 issue: nine centers had weekly junior tournaments plus clubs. Kept par- • HIGHLAND BOWL in Moline, Ill. was a 48-lane center, which had 87 sanctioned leagues ents and kids busy all weekend. Question? DID YOU EVER KNOW A JUNIOR BOWL- in 1991! That was over 12 leagues per day. ER THAT WENT TO JAIL? • Rumor: Michael Keaton was signed to star in the movie “Kingpin.” Woody Harrelson • The LA City Council presented MATADOR BOWL a proclamation. It read, “happiness (with rubber hand) ended up with the part. is Brunswick MATADOR BOWL.” Their comeback from the earthquake was appreci- • The Del Conte family reclaimed SOUTHWEST BOWL (they had leased it out and the ated. The bowl was leveled, lanes warped, machines rusting from water damage and leaser let it rot!) They had to remodel the coffee shop, lanes, lighting, restrooms, carpet, EVERYTHING just junk. Bowlers stood and cried at the sight of it all. lounge and scoring. Ken Del Conte (son) took over the helm until it closed a few years • The California Women’s State Tournament was voted to be held in Orange County in later. The Del Conte family purchased SADDLEBACK LANES the same year. 1995. FOUNTAIN BOWL and TUSTIN LANES won the bid to host the events. • The ARC centers were giving away 1995 Ford Aspire autos. • The lowest sanctioned game, by a sanctioned bowler was a 2. Today? Who knows! • The Bowling News issue was 32 pages weekly. Average 300's receiving congratulations • John Jowdy was promoting an idea to help raise the prize funds for the pro bowlers! was 28. Want ads: seven. Tournaments: 22. If you were looking for action – big or small, More beer commercials? No! More ball ads? No! Charge more to watch the shows? No! somebody was running something! Raise the entry fee? No! Simple quick fix ... Raise the price of a sanction card by $2. • Scheduled at the AC Delco Classic at CAL BOWL was Walter Ray Williams, Jr., Brian That would raise $12 million for the touring pros. Voss, Pete Weber, Norm Duke, Amleto Monacelli & Mike Aulby. The spectators loved it! • Robin Romeo was inducted into the WIBC Hall of Fame for superior performance. • CHAPARRAL LANES’ “Boot Scootin’” New Year’s Eve Party was great! Everyone in Robin was a 6-time WIBC All American and held 13 pro titles. (She added more titles in Western wear and spent the night “horsin’ around!” the year following). We end the year 1994 with congrats, condolences, columns and characters. Hope you • SAM’S TOWN hosted the “National 9-pin No Tap”. Entry fee: $99. Everyone got an enjoyed the trip. Your comments and memories are always welcome. Call any Monday Ebonite Nitro Ball. PLUS a cocktail party and hors d’oeuvres. Sign me up! and we can swap stories.

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Collegiate continued from page 1 ishing with 7,239, and Lourdes was third with 7,221. Individually, Michigan's Tevon Hastings claimed the top spot in the men's field, posting games of 255, 237, 223 Bowling Calendar February by Bette Addington and 225 for a 940 total (a 235 average). Madonna's An- Now – Association National Delegates should be registering for 2020 USBC National Convention (4/27-30, Las Vegas), bowl.com tar Howard was second with 930, while Bowling Green State's Tyler Lowenstein (925) and Steven Kocher (892) 21 – Entry deadline for 4th Smooth’s Team Challenge (2/28-3/1, Harley’s Valley Bowl), 323/216-9535, [email protected] and Lourdes' Ian Friesner (863) finished in the top five. 21 – PBA SouthPoint West Challenge (Non Champions), Las Vegas, NV, 360/600-1229, pba.com On the women's side, Alma found itself in third place 21-23 – PBA SouthPoint Member/Non Member Doubles, Las Vegas, NV, pba.com after the traditional block, trailing Lourdes by 94 pins. The 22-23 – CBT BTB Finals, Texas Station, Las Vegas, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com Scots bounced back after putting together the top Baker Squads on 2/22 at 9:30/11/12:30/2; squads on 2/23 at 9:30/11/1 performance, taking the win with a 6,767 total. Lourdes 22 – Open Age Scratch 6 Gamer, 1pm, Brunswick Zone Foothill Lanes, Fontana, 909/822-9900 was second with 6,714, and Concordia finished third with 22 – HammerPins Alibi Doubles, 1pm, West Lane Bowl, Stockton, Hammerpins.net 6,631. Notre Dame-Ohio's Alisha Noon earned the top individ- 22 – Modesto Mex.-Amer. Tournament, Yosemite Lanes, Modesto, 209/480-3123 (Bonnie) ual spot with an 824 total (a 206 average). Lourdes' Serena 22-26 – Las Vegas Classic, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, lvclassic.net Nichols was second with 818, while Notre Dame-Ohio's 23 – Cal Bowlers Tour Handicap 6 Gamer, 1pm, Paddock Bowl, Pacheco, 925/757-2695, [email protected] Alexandria Dick (810) and Alma's Sarah Gadde (809) fol- 23 – San Joaquin Bowling Club Singles Tourn., Tachi Palace, Lemoore, 559/385-8837 lowed in the standings. Rochester's Tamera Robinson and 23 – Central Solano USBC Masters Championship Scratch 6 Gamer, 10am, Stars Recreation Center, Vacaville, 707/448-4368 Siena Heights' Tryna Gladstone tied for fifth with 801. 23 – JAT, 9am, Linbrook Bowl, Anaheim, bowljat.org In other USBC Collegiate action over the weekend: 23 – PBA US Open, Lincoln, NB, 11am on FOX - At the CHC Baker Classic in Sinking Springs, Penn- 28-1 – 4th Smooth’s Team Challenge, $10k for 1st, Harley’s Valley Bowl, Simi Valley, 323/216-9535 sylvania, the Fairleigh Dickinson women claimed the top spot. 29 – Xframe Regular Tourn., West Covina Lanes, 909/702-3369 - At the Wildcat Classic in Orlando, Florida, the Ste- 29 – PBA Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open, 5:30pm, FS1 phen F. Austin women led the way in total pinfall. March - At the Southwest Intercollegiate Bowling Confer- 1 – BVL Local Roll-off Finalists Names from CA Associations due to CUSBC State, calusbc.com ence Championships in Shawnee, Oklahoma, the Kansas 1 – NCJET, 10am, Harvest Park Bowl, Brentwood, [email protected] Wesleyan men and West Texas A&M women recorded the 2 – Entries due for the 2020 California Bowling Writers Marijane Viat Writing Contest, calbowlingwriters.org bracket wins. 6-19 – PBA World Series of Bowling XI, SouthPoint Plaza, Las Vegas, pba.com - At the McKendree Baker Challenge in Fairview Heights, Illinois, the Wichita State women and Webber In- 7 – CBT $15 Special Per Event, Bowlium Lanes, Montclair, 661/418-8007, cbtbowling.com ternational men went undefeated in bracket play to collect 7 – Sport Pattern Challenge 4 Gamer Handicap & Scratch Singles, 7pm, AMF Rocklin Lanes, 916/521-3524 wins. 8 – JAT, 9am, PBA Challenge #3, Harley’s Valley Bowl, Simi Valley, bowljat.org - At the Great Lakes Bowling Conference No. 4 in Mil- 8 – Lousy Bowler Tourn., Riverside Lanes, Laughlin, 1/888/590-2695 waukee, the Wisconsin-Milwaukee women stayed ahead 8 – PBA Roth/Holman PBA Doubles Championship, 9am, FS1 of the field, while the Wisconsin-Whitewater men cruised to the top spot. Calendar brought to you by California Bowling Writers (www.calbowlingwriters.org) - At the Tony Reyes Memorial Collegiate Classic No. 1 Email your upcoming events for inclusion to [email protected] and No. 2 in San Jose, California, the UNLV men and San Jose State women toppled the most pins. - At the MSC Indianapolis Collegiate Classic in Indi- anapolis, the Pikeville women led the field by 774 pins, while the Marian men recorded a wire-to-wire victory. - At the Cedar Valley Hawkeye Open and Cedar Valley Wartburg Open in Waterloo, Iowa, the Mount Mercy men and women swept the top spots. - At the Suffolk Tournament in Babylon, New York, the Molloy women and Stevens Institute of Technology men rolled to big wins. - At the Muskie Mash in Lancaster, Ohio, the Ohio State men and Morehead State women paced their respective fields. - At the Arizona Cup in Glendale, Arizona, the Grand Canyon women and Arizona State men finished at the top of the standings. - At the Eastern Intercollegiate Bowling Conference No. 3 in Manalapan, New Jersey, the St. John's men bounced back during Baker competition to take the top spot. 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Brunswick Inv. continued from page 12 Financial Advisor’s pot went to Donell Carter (259) for $190 with Gabriel Martinez (257) 2nd for $90. Lower Division sidepots went to Mike Cammarata (203) and J.T. Diso (235) for $45 each with the SuperPot to Jason Carrillo (218) for $90. Upper Division sidepots went to Gabriel Martinez (236-257) for $45 each with the SuperPot to Jonathan Gale (231) for $90. Come on out and watch the bowlers take on the USBC Na- tionals pattern next week at Del Rio! Page 8 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com February 20, 2020

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213/517, Linda Maldonado: 213/512, Chris Ewaskey: 181- 170/485. Oak Tree Lanes Senior Men’s Trio: B.I.F.: Believe In Footwork. These se- 990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd. CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT niors have practiced their approaches for decades. Smooth! Diamond Bar, CA 91765 by Jonathan Garza ... Kevin Gannon: 268/740, James Tipton: 268/737, Roy (909) 860-3558 Coleman: 268/705, Dave Wilson: 279, Arnold Cheesman: by A.A.Turtle 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 266. Marcus Lemons’ Vegas Outlaws: B.I.F.: Boasting Is Fun: LAKEWOOD – In the 1990's the ABC and WIBC ad- Talking smack, dancing in the parking lot, singing on the DIAMOND BAR — We hope you all got your entries in for opted a character named B.I.F. and they used the initials in lanes. These “rollers” know how to have FUN, and dazzle the San Gabriel Valley Adult Men & Women City Tournament many ways. We are going to adopt our own sayings. the opposition ... Erik Peace: 299-714, Ronnie Lemons: that we will be hosting this coming weekend. We are all set Grandmas & Grandpas: B.I.F.: Bowlers In Front. Some 257-680, Jello Gray: 246-245/678. Nataki Williams: 245- up for you and looking forward to showing off our center and weeks it’s tough to roll that big round rock, but “NEVER 209/635, LaJeana Harris: 198561, Anita Dobbins: 194/544. hoping to see some great scores. give up” is the seniors’ motto: ... William Scott: 203-180- C.A.U.L.: B.I.F.: Bowling Is Fantastic. The guys did the pins Then the following weekend we look forward to seeing the 162/545, Chris Van Deven: 203-162/514, Walter Gist: 198- “dirty” this week. Smacked them around and showed them youth from the San Gabriel Valley for their City Tournament 161/494. Del Stewart: 201-178-157/536, Donna May: 179- who’s boss. Next week it’s the gals’ turn ... Frank Rossello: and showing us some great scores. If there is anyone that 172-150/501, Joanne Burke: 158-155/457. 237-228/653, David Regul: 222/617, Alan Nyberg: 215- can help with writing scores for either of these tournaments Gobs & Gals: B.I.F.: Best In Front. Second is OK, third is 213/610, Eric Lund: 244, John Surface: 232, Blayke Miller: please give the center a call for times. a groaner. Practice, plan and play to win: ... Gabriel Marti- 228. Lori Gilmore: 185-182-156/523, Teri Friend: 189/468, Go onto www.leaguesecretary.com and download your nez: 794, Brian Reyes: 751, Scot Maxwell: 736. Joe Acos- Jessica Seastead: 160-156/453. league sheets every week before coming bowling. ta: 279, Jon Reyes: 276. Rachel Macias: 650, Stephanie Funsters: B.I.F.: Bowlers Invade Funsterland. Roland Now onto this week’s scores: Zavala: 631, Darylynn Davis: 591, Liza Agoncillo: 255, Sue Sanchez had the most fun. He won the Strike-out Pot! Club 55: Hdcp: 662 Denise Woods, 644 Pat Copeland, 716 Cant: 233, Michelle Criswell: 219. And then there was: ... Boylee Inocente: 676, Vic Santos & Tony Gutierrez, 652 Don Diamond, 238 George Kelley, 234 Mini Couples: B.I.F.: Bet It Fits. The best fit takes out the Chris Abing: 648. Phil Hylton: 289, Rey Santos: 247, Car- Jun Cabrera, 255 Rhina McCall, 224 JoAnn Cunningham 1-3-5-8-9 and then watch the rebound pins. Fun! ... Dave los Salcedo: 238. May Toledo: 571, Danne Van Horn: 505, and Team: 1907 Cool Cats. Burchman: 672, Richard Chambers: 584, Ron Ipjian: 552. Nene Camanag: 500, Odette Dalton & Carla Sanchez: Laughlin Nites: Scr: 443 Virgie Sena, 399 Lynn Williams, David Hicks: 234, Barry Frembling: 224, Danny Peramaki: 192, Becky Salcedo: 183. 630 Mike Sambas, 550 Rick Freese, 225 Dante Montoya, 205. Emily Burchman: 565, Avelina Cumbis: 499, Girlie V.A. League: B.I.F.: Bowlers Include Fighters ... Steve Bar- 188 Duane Smith, 154 Dawn Renner, 142 Jackie Sanchez Huervas: 493. Karen Walker: 220. taux: 536, Steve Sinas: 404, Joe Morse: 200, Corey Rich- and Team: 2133 Team 3. Fil-Am: B.I.F.: Bad Insults Fired. Insults with a smile, a pat mond: 122. Rebecca Kopczak: 411, Kristi Richmond: 214. Crazy 4 Vegas: Scr: 595 Nancy Jimeno, 639 Lance Clif- on the back or a hug. That’s friendship. Always happy for Melissa Steffens: 167. ford, 253 Alex McKendall, 171 Lynn Floria and Team: 2080 sidepot winners and recordholders: ... James Bael: 719, Big Bear: B.I.F.: Buried Inside Fur: ... Jonathan Gale: Hostile Balls. Rey Santos: 717, Joe Knapp: 673, Roland Sanchez: 278, 256-245/693, Jerry Cant: 268/682, Emmerson Wafer: 256- Chamber & Friends: Scr: 581 Heidi Boothe, 505 Kristine Mike Ecle: 267, Henry Quattlebaum: 243. Emily Burchman: 244/673, Sid Nakagawa: 253. Danielle Whitlock: 239-210- Poepping, 619 Brian Behounek, 602 Peter Ruiz, 234 Jim 615, Liza Agoncillo: 588, Annie Yonemura: 507. Cyndi Cas- 179/628, Shirley Owens: 215-194-192/601, Sue Cant: 226- Harrison, 187 Bob Boothe, 200 Yong Gilbert, 183 Clara tile: 213. 208/580. Lotton and Team: 2103 Huggers. Laughlin Bowler Bears: B.I.F.: Bowling Isn’t Free. Name BOWLING IS FOREVER! Young @ Heart: Hdcp: 696 Beth Veloff, 640 Lauri Moir, one thing in life that is free! Air? Love? Sunshine? 300 Look at your league sheet online at CALBOWL.com. At 686 Tony Thousand, 678 Ron McCall, 260 Frank Verkich, games? Dreaming the best free thing! Dreams came true the top of the screen click “more” and click “access now” 258 Randy Yee, 236 Patrice Porter, 235 Janet Nguyen and for: ... Jonathan Gale 235-216/653, Michael Savolskis: under League Standings and Sheets. There you will find a Team 1968 Who Wants to Know. 257/630, David Patterson: 219/628. Julie Grabinski: 209- list of leagues. See you soon at CAL BOWL! Pinheads: Scr: 459 Debi Moore, 424 Christina Herrera, 190/545, Cindy Radcliffe: 178-176/500, Isabel Garcia: 161- 518 Ace Chelsea, 504 Alfonso Salcido, 206 Rick Lotz, 191 161-159/481. Richard Lotz, 161 Brianna Jauregui, 148 Sara Ponce and Vegas in May: B.I.F.: Believe In Facts ... Stephen Hill: 696, La Habra “300” Bowl Team: 1892 Ballers. Jerry Blackshire: 664, Kevin McCall: 630. Driver: 257, Da- 370 E. Whittier Let it Ride: Scr: 530 Linda Tippings, 462 Sancha Acevedo, vid Bryant: 247, Kenneth Johnson: 246. Donna Jones: 622, 665 Norwegian Kvenbo, 603 Desmond Warren, 224 K.K., Milena Zelaya: 599, Nikki Bryant: 523. Krischna Howard: La Habra, CA 90631 209 Gary Tippings, 206 Jessica Rabbit Wood, 179 Kathye 223, Sierra Nelson: 205, Patrice Bradley: 189. (562) 691-6721 Lindsley and Team 2149 Team 9. Vegas Crackpots: B.I.F.: Bowlers Improving Forever. by Ed Saleh Happy Strokers: Scr: 269 Leah Washington, 443 Lance Seven was the lucky number this week. A 277 for Calvin Clifford, 175 Warren Dean, 129 Shirley Rosen and Team Rembert, 714 for Lou Bradford. The ladies preferred 8s. LA HABRA – Weekly High Scores. Check out our weekly 889 Team 4. Ellen Myers: 238-581. Kim Taylor, 188 ... Leon Bradford: Sr. No-Tap, Friday mornings at 10:00 am. TBYBP Pin Heads: Scr: Ariana Chavez 295, Kyle Yonezawa 255-247/714, Thomas Cathey: 247-226/688, Calvin Rem- SUNDAY – Vegas Rollers: Andre Ontiveros 279/679, Rich- 356, 99 Julianna Dawson, 136 Jacob Oliva and Team 651 bert: 277/638. Ellen Myers: 238-186/581, Michelle Stokes: ard Delgado 276/679, Steven Brogdon 240/641. Wally’s Mario Dancer. 222-191/574, Shaonna Battle: 213-184/565. Vegas Cruise: Erik Sanchez 233/670, Kevin Platzer 226, TBYBP Rug Rats: Scr: 134 Nathan Dorn, 108 Bailey Phipps, Mega Vegas: B.I.F.: Betting Is Fun. Vegas, here we come! Albert Ponce 218, Erin LaBrada 236/619. 83 Elijah Villareal and Team: 151 Where’s My Team. Only 24 weeks away! ... Andre Barry: 700, Vincent Brown: MONDAY – Lake Parkers: Larry McCurry 235/634, Al TBYBP Pin Pals: Scr: 451 Caden Sham, 246 Harlequin 625, Elgie Monge & Mel Brown: 600, Jaycee Ebbat: 267, Scudellari 234/603, Ron Coke Sr. 224, Becky Simon 200. Murga, 131 Neel Kankariya and Team: 582 Geico Ins. Ed Caldwell: 236, James Matthews & Semaj Lewis: 235. Golden Awards: Larry Green 267/714, Bernard Dean 255, TBYBP Jr/Adult Strike Force: Scr: 450 Jason Weed, 263 Michelle Allen: 180. Jerry Rudd 236, Eric Will 605, Starla Battiest 217. Whittier Jazzy Ruiz, 161 Brian Rossi, Adult: 652 Will Kolbow, 200 Young at Heart: B.I.F.: Breakfast Is First. Monday sched- Elks: Jason Amaro 262, Mike Dunn 211, Tee Delgado 214. Jennifer Dorn & Kent McKee and Team: 1468 Life Bowlers. ule: eat, bowl, eat and head for home. The balls headed Gamblers Fun: Scott Miller 246/612, Bill Kessler 238/636, TBYBP Jr Gold: Scr: 841 Leoj Chin, 589 Bella Roseli, 143 for home in the 1-3 pocket ... Jimmy Hamilton: 259/652, Ray Lozano 237/612, Gary Wingett 644. Kira Ihara, 190 Jerod Adkins and Team: 1461 Pin Crushers. Rey Santos: 225/630, Walter Milsap: 266/628. Chris Abing: TUESDAY – Friendly Seniors: Al Magdaleno 265/737, Check our website www.oaktreelanes.net for more infor- 253. Carla Dean: 205-193-179/577, Frances Walker: 212- Raul Ortega 225, Phil Brewer 212/601, Jay Knight 608. mation and all of our specials and our youth website www. 201/572, Oritta Steel: 215/543. Pedagogues: Bob Ward 259/612, Gary Loe 229. Ageless tbybp.com. Keep the great scores a rolling. Mega Vegas Lite: B.I.F.: Blast Into First ... Darrell Fey: 676, Wonders: Dean Burdett 213, Bob Hughes 207, Kathy James Matthews: 649, Andy Torres: 603. Kevin Chidester: Burdett 246. Guys & Dolls: Bryan Elder 257/704, Max 237, Brady Beaulac: 223, Raymundo Sedillo: 222. Shanta Maldonado 247, Lynn Folliott 228/628, Greg Garcia 620. Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic The Gathering, Pokémon Pittman: 545, Lulu Torres: 521, Shonna Hernandez: 467. WEDNESDAY – Silver Foxes: Larry Green 257/663, John Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hockey, Jennifer Ford: 200. Saltmeris WP 247, Carl Brooks 235/654, Ed Jamison 637. Non-Sports Cards, McFarlanes, Comics & Pin Heads: B.I.F.: Believe In Fun. The ladies topped the American National Can: Rick Scialla 237/663, Frank Sgro Supplies, State & National Park Quarter Maps sheet this week! Way to go, gals! ... Diane Robles: 220- 229, Ray Mankins Jr. 227/641. Spin the Wheel for Prizes Every Saturday 204-173/597, Stacy Kelly: 221-169-162/552, Mel Leach: THURSDAYWestern – Sunset Rollers: Pacific Jim Carrol 234, John Bowling Carrol Supply, Inc. 441. Damon Flewelen: 191-170/490, John Ferlazzo: 226. All Schools: Bob Ward 203. Frank’s Gold Cup: Jim MC, VISA, DISCOVER, AMEX, JCB, & DINER'S CLUB ACCEPTED 168/477, Tom Saner: 181/476. 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