California Bowler Oldest to Roll Certified 800 Series

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Dutch Bowling Talent Yorick van Deutekom throws a California Bowler Perfect Game at the EYC 2016 at Reykjavik by Jerry Teunissen NETHERLANDS — Nobody could think that Oldest to Roll Dutch bowling talent Yorick he should become the Eu- van Deutekom (17 years of ropean Youth Champion age) defending Champion of 2015, a couple of years Certified 800 Series of 2015, scored a perfect later. Soon his performance ARLINGTON, TX — have been able to do this.” 300 game at the EYC 2016 and talent was discovered, Even at 85 years old, Wil- in Reykjavik! and he more seriously got liam Lautenschlager of The performance came Yorick is one of the into training for a better Stockton, California, still in the Thursday Senior A greatest bowling talents in result. At the age of 11 he is working on his bowling league, one of three leagues Europe and specially in The became Dutch Champion game, and changes made Lautenschlager participates Netherlands. He dreams of in the youngest junior level. earlier this year helped land in and serves as president. a lasting career as a PBA And beat the older boys. him in the United States He also is a part-time car player in America. The The Winners of the YEC 2016 at Reykjavik ICELAND He spent all his free time Bowling Congress record hobbyist, and the combina- Netherlands, well known (L-R) No. 2. Jesse Ahokas Finland, No. 1 and Champion William bowling. So much that he books as the oldest bowler tion keeps him active and as the beautiful, small and Svensson from Sweden, No. 3 Brian Kjaer from Norway and even had to stop another to roll a USBC-certified feeling young. well developed country in Yorick van Deutekom from The Netherlands. hobby where he was also 800 series. the western part of Europe daily to improve their level brought in contact for the very talented in gymnas- Lautenschlager put to- However, it was mi- has about 17 million in- in achieving their goal. Be- first time with bowling. tics. He plays at age 14 gether games of 226, 279 nor arthritis that prompted habitants. coming a PRO in America! At one point his brother against seniors, in tourna- and 300 for an 805 set Jan. him to shorten his span, The Dutch Bowling After the separation of asked him to join the game. ments. His goal is to reach 14 at Stockton’s West Lane change his thumb pitch and Federation currently has his parents at the age of Although Yorick was not the World Summit and to Bowl, and he claimed the try some new grips, which a small number of 10,700 8 he started bowling. His so enthusiastic to do so, he become a Pro Bowler in record at 85 years and 9 has him bowling as com- registered members and mother and older brother joined the game because he America. days old. fortably as ever, and has except Yorick, they have went to the Bowling Lanes had nothing else to do at Older – player, Andre Chuck Foudray of Green allowed him to continue many more rising bowling in Juliandorp nearby his that moment!! continued on page 4 Bay, Wisconsin, set the bar doing something he’s done talents. Which is remark- home town village. He was in December 2015, when since the 1940s. It’s also a able for such a small coun- too young to stay at home he rolled an 810 series at passion he shares with his try. Some of them includ- alone, he had to join and ABTA TAKES BYE this Week 84 years, 3 months and 28 wife, Kathleen. ing Yorick, are dreaming follow, his mother and his days old. Lautenschlager, a Stock- of a bowling PRO career in older brother to the North POTS $$ CARRY OVER $$ This was the third 800 ton USBC Hall of Famer, America and they all work Sea Bowling Lanes in Ju- series of Lautenschlager’s got his start in bowling as very hard and train almost liandorp. There he was Hosted by COVINA Bowl April 16 career, and first since 1996, a pin boy in Nebraska dur- Match Game est $950 • Match Series Pot est $2,750 and he didn’t even realize ing World War II, and he he’d done it. picked it back up after his ABTA Founder Takes Mystery Doubles Game 2 est $4,500 “I don’t like to look at own service in Korea as a COVINA — The ABTA off at 8:00PM. The top 16 the numbers or what I have U.S. Marine. Time Off For Surgery will take a bye this week bowlers to the Single Elim after two games, and I nev- “After I got back from DOWNEY — When So many club members April 9 and resume regular Finals following at 8:00 er have, because I think it Korea, I bowled as a social talking to Bob Smith, are more than just bowlers action April 16 at popular PM. All Semifinalists will adds unneeded pressure,” thing, but I didn’t do much ABTA Guru, he sounds re- to Bob. They are family. COVINA BOWL in COVI- cash. TOP 16 will receive a said Lautenschlager, who until I started bowling in ally great. He just wants to He has known genera- NA in a ONE DAY event! min. of $100 and possibly bowls in three leagues and Stockton in the 1980s and have his open heart surgery tions! He has mourned the Qualify 1:00-2:30-4:00 upward. As always three still averages in the 220s. started taking it seriously,” over (Scheduled for April passing of many. & 6:00 with Semi Finals women will be guaranteed “I didn’t even know I shot Lautenschlager said. “I’ve 13th) and get back into it. Bob will be in PIH to follow the 3-6-9 Roll continued on page 10 800. I thought everyone been fortunate to meet some Bob hasn’t been able to Downey Regional Medical was congratulating me for great people through bowl- attend the last two tourna- Center Hospital for a few the 300. I really felt like my ing. It’s also rewarding and ments and will probably days and then at home. 800 days were over, and I competitive and keeps your be out of action for 6 or 7 This time, you Bob, are Bowling News feel extremely fortunate to juices flowing.” weeks. in OUR prayers. Honor Roll Name Score Date Center larry mckeehan 300 03-26-16 foothill lanes david fairow 300 03-29-16 Palm springs lanes rick barbaria 826 03-31-16 WEStminster lanes george reister 300 03-31-16 WEStminster lanes mike thompson 300 04-01-16 La habra “300” bowl so did we put an april fools story in? bob bailey 300 04-02-16 harleys simi bowl Dave carroll 300 04-02-16 harleys simi bowl chris dritz 300 04-02-16 harleys simi bowl eddie barnes 803 04-03-16 WEStminster lanes jon diso 867/300 04-04-16 del rio lanes eric snow - 6pm 300 04-04-16 del rio lanes EVENT OR CLUB DAY D datE BOWLING CENTER eric snow - 8:30pm 300 + 7-10 Split 04-04-16 del rio lanes abta BYE BYE BYE ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by MONday Noon State tournament APRIL 9th Thru July 10 forest lanes YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page e-mail to: [email protected] breakfast club friday April 8 la habra “300” bowl men: 300 - 800 & 7-10’s Women: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10’s Page 2 BOWLING NEWS April 7, 2016 Plenty of Drama in Tim Tripp’s PBA Regional Title by Fred Eisenhammer LAS VEGAS — Left-hander Tim Tripp nailed his first Professional Bowlers Assn. regional title in the South Point West Challenge with a blowout victory in the finals. AHT STRIKE FORCE Tripp scored a 245-175 victory over Justin Spurrier of Arizona Las Vegas in the one-game championship match that was Handicap Tour held March 25. TOUR! “By the seventh frame or so, it was all but decided,” said the 46-year-old Tripp, a Santa Clarita resident. “I was APRIL 3/10AM-4PM able to kind of enjoy the moment a little bit and relax and +ENTRY FEE OPTIONS: $25/ $50/ $75 PER PERSON+ soak up what was happening. It’s been a very long time +CHECK-IN TIME: 8AM+ waiting for this day.” Tripp’s decisive victory almost obscured how gritty he A Division: 190 & Above / B Division: 176-189 bowled throughout the one-day tournament en route to C Division: 175 & Below claiming the $2,000 top prize. There were 69 entrants and 16 bowlers advanced to CONTACT: CRAIG SPENCER (616) 251-9600 match play based on total pin count. Tripp didn’t make it into the Round of 16 until he ++++++++++ squeezed into the qualifying group in his eighth and final game. A powerful 246 allowed Tripp to advance as the 10th- ADULT/SENIOR VIP highest qualifier with a 1,712 score. Chris Ferreira of Visalia, who would be eliminated in his first match-play series, was the top qualifier with an 1,896. DOUBLES BOWLING Tripp, who works as an accountant and is the owner of the pro shop at Santa Clarita Lanes, turned back Mark My- TOURNAMENT ers of Phoenix in his first competition in match play. The honors keep coming for Tim Tripp, who has rolled 69 perfect The Round of 16 is a best three-out-of-five format. games and 50 800 series. He sealed his PBA regional title in Las Tripp advanced in five games, winning the last game deci- Vegas with a 245-175 victory in the championship match. Photo by Fred Eisenhammer JULY 16/12PM sively with a 269, his best score of the day. +ENTRY FEE: $25 PER PERSON+ CHECK-IN TIME: 11AM + Now in the best-of-three Round of 8, Tripp met Mi- He practices several times a week and top bowler Matt CONTACT: JESSE J. DOTSON, JR. (TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR) chael Duran of Banning, Calif., the second-leading quali- Jones heaps a lot of praise on Tripp for his work ethic. fier. Again, the match was extended into the final game. “He’s put in so much work the past 20 years,” Jones (909) 627-6720 EMAIL: [email protected] Tripp lost the first game before striking out in the 10th says. “He’s worked about as hard as anyone I’ve ever frame of the tense second game to shut out Duran en route seen in the sport. And when you do, you deserve it [PBA to a 197-195 victory. title].” With the match on the line in the finale, Tripp once Said Tripp: “To put in the hard work and see the reward RIVERSIDE again came up big, scoring a 257-244 victory. is very satisfying.” Tripp said he had come into the tournament with a lot The South Point West Challenge was considered a so- LANES of confidence, but his march to the title game appeared to called “non-champions” event, meaning it was open to be over in the best-of-one Round of 4. PBA members who do not hold a PBA title and non-mem- BOOK SWEEPERS /GROUP RESERVATIONS/BIRTHDAYS/ CORPORATE PARTIES He faced Craig Spencer of Tempe, Ariz., who had bers who have never won a PBA event. 1.888.590.2695 rolled into his match against Tripp undefeated in match Tripp plans to compete in additional PBA regional play, scoring five victories. events, most likely in June. BowlLaughlin.com /RiversideResort.com Spencer appeared to have locked up his sixth straight “I’d like to prove this was not a one-time thing – that I victory when he went to the line on his first shot in the can do it again,” Tripp said. 10th frame, needing only a spare to win. Summing up his PBA regional victory, Tripp said: “I AHT.StrikeForce-Sr.Doubles2016.BNews.indd 1 3/9/16 2:19 PM Spencer, stunningly, left the 2-10 split, failed to convert really didn’t feel any pressure. It was almost like it was it and Tripp escaped with a 222-216 victory and a trip to my time.” the championship match. “It was pretty unlikely,” said Tripp about Spencer’s misfortune. “He had been around the pocket all match. These things happen and I just thanked my lucky stars. In match play, it’s more about who you bowl and when – not as much as what you score.” Given new life, Tripp conceded he felt “pretty confi- dent at that point.” Tripp then put the championship match out of reach early to add to his list of strong PBA regional performanc- es, which include several runner-up finishes.

“All the matches were really close,” said Tripp about the Las Vegas regional. “When it really counted, I stepped up RUSTY BRYANT and performed. The one time I didn’t, I got some help.” Lessons by Appointment

Tripp, who has smoked 69 perfect games and exactly 50 800 series, has been a PBA member since 1991. He THE PRO ZONE competes in PBA regionals off and on. “The Ultimate Pro Shop” “It was kind of surreal,” said Tripp about winning his first PBA title. “I had assumed it was going to happen a 818 365-2050 Hours: long time ago. It was a relief that it actually happened. CONGRATULATIONS...... 20122 Vanowen St., Mon. Thru Fri. There was a sense of calm that it happened.” Winnetka CA 91306 11a.m. to 8 p.m. Ron Range, member of the Roaring 90’s League,who on Tripp went on to advance to match play in the doubles Inside Winnetka Bowl 818 340-5190 Sat. 10 a.m to 5 p.m. March 10th, used his Gold Storm, and rolled a beautiful portion of the PBA regional event with teammate Paul set of 275-228-235 for a 738 series. Bober, a Morton Grove, Ill., resident. Tripp and Bober’s Ron was introduced to bowling at age eight. It was team was ousted in the first round of match play, but each “his game”. He joined the youth leagues until he was old 310-533-9595 walked off with $550. enough to qualify to bowl with and join the certified adult Tripp is considered one of the elite bowlers in the L.A. owned and operated by leagues.however, it wasn’t until 20 years ago, in his early area and takes part in the ultra-competitive Bill Mossontte Tim and Diana Albin 40’s, that Ron became very serious about his game. He Majors league at Corbin Bowl in Tarzana. He holds the improved his average from a 175 bowler to a 200 bowler, league’s top average at 240 and ripped off a 730 in league collecting two 300 games,coming close several other times. action last week. Ron’s three best series to date are 738, 739 and 740. Ron’s Tripp says he’s been bowling nearly all his life, first current average of 213 in the Roaring 90’s League is the picking up a ball when he was 5. He shot his first 300 at 21 Located Inside Rossmoor Bowl highest he has maintained in a single league. Located Inside AMF Bowl-O-Drome and still remembers that special date: May 7, 1990. 21915 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90501 Phyl Knoll - Roaring 90’s League Secretary-Treasurer April 7, 2016 BOWLING NEWS Page 3

RYAN COLE Completes His Own “March Madness” With an 812 by Frank Weiler MURRIETA — Ryan Cole has been posting big scores for years. He regularly rolls perfect games and 800s. Five years ago he set a new house record for Cal Oaks Bowl (858) which still stands. Last Thursday Ryan rolled an 812 (288-255-269) in Cal Oaks 640 Scratch Trio League to finish the month of March averaging close to 265 in the league, for the month. The month also included a 300 game. It was Ryan’s version of “March Madness”. That is, March Bowling Madness. So to what does Ryan attribute his March Madness success? Having a plan, sticking to the plan and hard work. With the help of teammate DARRON PETERS he has retooled his game, his equipment and his bowling work ethic. Ryan’s results prove that practice and adjustments are important. He also found that the proper equipment is also vital to scoring. By working with Darron he found that getting his equipment to match the lane conditions he was bowling on was just as important. Peters, proprietor of the Rollin’ Rock Pro Shop, has guided Ryan’s ball choices this season and laid them out perfectly. Speaking of ball choices and layouts, Ryan’s new DV8 Grudge has helped him set a torrid pace throughout March. Ryan’s low series with his Grudge is 778! Read again, RYAN’S LOW SET WITH THE GRUDGE IS 778! Dar- ron used a centered high pin on the aggressive Grudge to give Ryan the length and backend he needed to score. Ryan is grateful to Peters for being so instrumental in improving his game. Congratulations to Ryan and thanks to the BOWLING NEWS for supporting CA bowlers. Page 4 BOWLING NEWS April 7, 2016

DUTCH BOWLING continued from page 1 van Gurp, his material caregiver and one of his two trainers, says that Yorick has a natural talent. He has a natural way of swing and release. His motor skills are extremely suitable for bowling. He trains almost daily for an hour and a half in the gym, in addition to the training sessions at the bowling alley. At the EYC 2016 Reykjavik he unfortunately failed and was a little bit unlucky in the games. The Championship had to be achieved in 5 steps. In Step 4 in the quarterfinals, Yorick defeated his direct opponent Alexy Steppin from Russia with a score of 793 for 3 games and an average of 246.33. In the semifinal, he bowled the late winner William Svensson (Sweden). Svensson scored games of 213-233-248 = 694 pins with an average of 231.33. Which is a huge score., against van Deutekom games of 240-197-225 = 220.66 avg. And here ended the journey from the defending champion. Third place. Bronze Medal. Svensson won the finalstep against the Finn, Jesse Ahokas and became the European Champion 2016. Svensson, was during the championship the better one, in all levels, Doubles, Single, etc etc. Bowling talents are very often coming from the Scandinavian countries Sweden, Nor- way and Finland, where bowling is a bigger sport than in other European countries. It is no suprise any more that these talents are discovered by talentscouts and coming up from these countries, and later on, are bumping up to the PBA. But bowling talents coming up from a small country like the Netherlands who can make the final step to the PBA level, is an exception. So stay with me and follow these Dutch players. Maybe you can remember this article and recognize them in future when they play as a Pro in the PBA. Editors Note: Sounds like being on the PBA tour is a dream of a lot of Europeon youth bowlers.

JAT Sport Juniors Recap Kylie Shishima Tops JAT Sport Juniors by David Schiada

JAT Sport Junior’s girls were the stars in last Satur- day’s league action at Key- stone Lanes. Kylie Shishima led all bowlers with a 690 series for four games on the At- lanta pattern. Michaela Buhain was next with a 678 series, just edging out David Schneider who had a 676. David had the high game if the week with a 206. Austin Sug- arman (204) and Jackie Azvedo (201) also broke the 200 barrier.

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JAT Sport is a league for advanced juniors who are serious about competitive bowling. The league runs every Saturday starting at noon at bowlers have an opportunity to earn scholar- ship awards and compete in tournaments, including the 2016 Junior Gold Cham- pionships to be held July 16-22 in Indianapolis, In- diana If you are interested in joining, please contact Armando Zavala at (562) 896-4467 or join us Key- stone Lanes on Saturday at noon. April 7, 2016 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS RESULTS OF 32nd ANNUAL SN-CDBA TOURNEY AT AMF CARTER BOWL FEB 13-14 RECORD BREAKERS: EDWIN MILLER 300, DARRELL STOGRYN 2211 ALL-EVENTS by Connie Marchione FULLERTON — In last week’s report of 32nd annual SN-CDBA regular team, doubles and singles tournament headline was put for Edwin Miller’s 300 game in the team event because Edwin is first with the feat of two 300s after his first one in 2014. While Darrell Stogryn was reported hitting the tournament high scratch all-events, he really deserves a headline for breaking the 2200 all-events barrier, which is not an easy feat. Darrell rolled scratch series of 744 in team, 704 in doubles and 763 in singles for the record breaking 2211 total. In this 100% handicap tournament Darrell (with 218 average) placed third with 108 handicap for 9 games 2319 total. Congratulations to Edwin Miller and Darrell Stogryn for their tremendous feats. We continue reporting the results of 32nd annual SN-CDBA prestigious Deaf Eliminations and Deaf Senior Eliminations. NAVARRO BEATS GREDINGER III 238-233 FOR 3RD DEAF ELIMINATION TITLE The 32nd annual SN-CDBA Deaf Eliminations drew 27 men and 5 women for its 4 games qualifying event at AMF Carter Bowl last February 13. Dan Flores led the top 20 qualifiers with games of 266-244-207-248 for 965 plus 112 handicap 1077. Three women had qualified and the eventual winner Francisco Navarro qualified in second with 993 including games of 244 and 258. Former titlist Phil Hawkins placed third with 985 and defending champion Derek Gredinger III placed 7th with 939. The top 20 qualifiers bowled first round of two one game match plays with the winner getting 30 bonus pins. Flores, Navarro and Hawkins retained their places with each won one game and last one too while Gredinger III won both ‘Just one of those things’ games for 60 bonus pins to leap into 4th place. The field was cut to top 10 places for second round of two one game match plays At the end of 2nd round the field was cut to top 6 bowlers. Flores and Navarro retained their places and for Dan Kline seeded 1 and 2 but Hawkins fell to 5th and Gredinger III lost his two matches and dropped to 6th. Roberto Gascon who won the All-Events, had qualified in 6th place (945) and won 90 bonus points in the two rounds moved up to 3rd place. by Fred Eisenhammer Also Javier Hernandez who won the singles event, had qualified in 5th place (947) won 90 points and moved into 5th place. The third round had all scores removed and one game match with handicap. Third place Gascon against 6th place WINNETKA – Dan Kline dismissed it as “just one of Gredinger III and 4th place Hawkins against 5th place Hernandez with seeded 1 Flores and 2 Navarro waiting for the those things.” winners in the semi final round. Other bowlers might not have been so kind. Gredinger III defeated Gascon with handicap 254-243 and moved on to beat Flores with handicap 256-222. Hawkins Kline, a left-handed marksman, was zeroing in on his won over Hernandez with handicap 283-234 but against Navarro Hawkins lost 245-231. In the championship finals Na- first perfect game – after several career near-misses. varro did not need his handicap as he defeated Gredinger III 238-233. Navarro got $440 prize for winning and Gredinger The Chatsworth resident already held an assortment of III $220 as the runner-up. Flores and Hawkins collected $170 each for 3rd place. 11-in-a-row-strikes games, which included a 297 gem in October 2013. So there he was back in rhythm, firing one strike af- SHARON CALDWELL REPEATS IN WINNING DEAF SENIOR ELIMINATION TITLE Twenty one deaf senior bowlers (15 men and 6 women) entered in SN-CDBA Handicap Seniors Eliminations at AMF ter another in his second game last month during Tuesday Carter Bowl last Feb, 14. The all-events scores of the regular team, doubles and singles they bowled were used as top 14 night “Ellen’s Comedians” league at Winnetka Bowl. bowlers qualifying basis for the elimination match play rounds. Randy Salazar was the top qualifier. First ball: Strike After the first round two one game match play with 30 pins bonus to winner, defending champion Sharon Caldwell Second ball: Strike who qualified fourth, led the top 8 bowlers for the 2nd round one game match play. Salazar with only one win, dropped Third ball: Strike to second. After 2nd round one game match play with the cut to top six bowlers, Jeff Stansell who qualified third, took Fourth ball: Strike over as top seed and Salazar as 2nd seed. The quarter finals one game match play had no.3 William Golyer winning Fifth ball: Strike 252-196 over Susan Tousignant and facing Stansell in semi finals. No.4 Caldwell winning over Bret Lavold 233-216 Sixth ball: Strike and facing Salazar in semi finals. Seventh ball: Strike In the semi finals Stansell beat Golyer 264-233 and Caldwell beat Salazar233-198. In the title finals Caldwell repeats Eighth ball: Strike as champion by winning 252-236 with handicap over Stansell. Caldwell got $200 and Stansell $100, Salazar and Golyer Ninth ball: Well, we seem to have a problem. It seems $55 each for 3rd place. Congratulations to Francisco Navarro and Sharon Caldwell. Kline’s lane suffered a mechanical breakdown after the bowler ahead of Kline left a 10 pin. “All of a sudden, there was something wrong with the NOTICE: This might be the final offer for “The Essetials of Bowling”. At one dollar per copy it would be ball return,” said Kline, who averages 214 in the league. a great promotion item in Pro Shops or learn to bowl programs. Send Steve $5 for the first autographed copy “And besides the ball return, there was something wrong and just one dollar each for additional copies along with your mailing address. with the lights. “It took about five minutes or longer. I was just waiting patiently.” Finally, Kline delivered his next shot. Slightly thrown off rhythm with the extended wait, he left the six pin before finishing with a score in the 260s. Not one to whine about the misfortune, Kline took the disappointment in stride. Two weeks later, he rolled an “Andy Varipapa” 300 in which he nailed 12 strikes in a row over two games (eight straight at the end of the first game and four straight at the start of the second). That gem occurred in his Monday night “River Maniacs” league at Winnetka Bowl. Talk about Kline’s unusual lane-breakdown game has made the rounds. Said Vince Koeller, who has blasted three perfectos: “I can’t wait for him to get [the 300] because I’ve been bowling with him for such a long time. I keep hoping he’ll get it.’’ Said Johnnie Englehart, who has accumulated 63 per- ONLY $5 FOR FIRST BOOK fect games: “With a 200-or-better average, it’s almost not complete unless you have [a 300]. Sometimes, it takes a FOR SHIPPING COSTS few times of being close. I hope he gets one. I hope he gets a couple.” Said Mike Willis, the manager of Winnetka Bowl: “I al- Just send Steve your ways cringe when someone goes for 300 and a lane breaks down.” Mailing Address & 5 Bucks The 56-year-old Kline, who has been bowling for about 50 years, has his sights set on his first 800 series as well as the 300. He’s come just as close to the 800 as the perfect Additional books $1 each game. Last year he racked up a 777 (279, 220, 278) and he’s also blasted a 792 in which he had a shot at an 800 but misfired in the 10th frame. With about a dozen clean 30s (no opens in his three- game series) to his credit, Kline knows he’s bowling well enough to have more opportunities at a perfect game. Steve Felege 344 Prospect Drive Lake City, Pennsylvania 16423 “I know it’s coming,” he said. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS April 7, 2016

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WINNETKA — Here are the scores you’ve all been wait- LAKEWOOD — Saturday April 16, the 2016 Secretarys BURBANK — I hope everyone had an awesome holi- ing for! Cup will be up for grabs. Any four bowlers (mixed) in your day, enjoyed the rain (such as it was) and managed to keep Van Nuys Eagles:Margo Sundy 197/528, Jessica Jeen- league are eligible. Put your team together (Plus $20.00 throwing the ball. I have had sick hubby, been very busy salute 178/488, Dede Hall 177/467, Andrea Bent 167/471, each) and reserve your spot! Cup comes with bragging with my association duties and then was down myself with Gladys 157, Georgina Lopez 449, Ed Jones 279/622, Asa rights. a 24 hour “thing”. Fortunately, this struck on the weekend Phapornchai 244/629, Chris Pickens 234/648, Joe Myers MARCUS LEMONS: Ronnie Lemons 248/657, Ondra Lu- so I don’t see it interfering with my bowling! Yay! Here are 224/624, Tom Leigh 223/635, Karlton Watts 223. cas 241, Dawaun Lucas 231, Emmerson Wafer 229/612, the high scores for this week. Monday Nite Madness: Debra Jaques 189/440, Arlene Darren Stillwell 225/636, Eric Bell 597, Ros Williams 239, Sunday Night Hdcp: (scr) Dave Hansen 247, Sharon Dempsey 173/435, Debi Aldridge 168/478, Dayve Spencer Sheila McKissic 208, Diann Donaldson 199, Darylynn Da- Brown 148, Sylvester Foster 690, Vickie Maas 449. (hdcp) 163, Joan Yacovone 162/451, Lourdes Delacuesta 454, vis 196/533, Rochelle Banks 519, Nannette Stance 516. David Rivera 275, Ann Jones 233, Mike McMahon 742, Wayne McClean 237/644, David Jaques 237/627, Jerome VA LEAGUE: Marcel V 596, Robert Lee 586, Art Diemert Kelli Samarjian 670. Hampton 214/576, Paul Dean 206/555, Bill Aldridge 202, 546, Joe Morse 252, Gerald Shephard 247, Aaron Law Senior Swingers: (scr) Winston Garcia 184, Cres Cruz Wayne Coffman 561. 213, Anna Farrugia 449, Joy Derrick 444, Dayna Shephard 161, Art Michener 475, Seiki Tluczek 652. (hdcp) Ed Bu- Ellen’s Comedians: Erica Pollack 222/628, Chris Far- 158, Michelle McGarry 156. gayong 231, Mary Langer 215, Rick Langer 631, Josie rington 214/559, Michelle Jones 204, Martha Evans 195, BIG BEAR: Ray Minter 266/659, Chris McIntosh 255, Steve Pemberton 581. Lana Cox 191/488, Mary Becker 502, Stephanie Krajchir Clark 248/635, Emmerson Wafer 246/674, Joe Acosta 246, Monday 690: (scr) Nick Kukta 255, Glenda Nale 209, Dave 491, Vince Koeller 296/700, Michael Pollack 279/717, JES- Harold Dubose 650, Phillip Gipson 245/642, Shirley Owens Brubaker 707, Patty Shaffer 561. (hdcp) Dylan Jimenez SE CHastain 268/681, Ray Stoy 265, Dan Kline 259/699. 220/551, Debra Gipson 207/590, Joyce Charles 205/541, 277, Judy Lamb 247, Tom Duncan 735, Kristen Lyon 702. Guys & Dolls: Tracy Stine 194/529, Lisa Fielding 194/486, LaSandra Chaney 202/547. LA Metro Telco: (scr) Ricky Trinh 218, Peggy Eklund 203, Cora Caparros 192/488, Ellie Koops 185, Diane Weed CAUL: Andy Vaca 255/590, Andy Clark 249/618, Chris Setu Molia 607, Alice Compere 549. (hdcp) Mike McMa- 164/460, Carol Tucker 458, Rick Stine 277/720, Mark Bas- Chinnici 231, REggie Hart 216/554, Frank Rossello 567, hon 301, Rita Gonzales 254, Jimmy Jebejian 719, Danica ore 265, James Heylek 264/646, Rosco Frazier 247, Roger Lori Gilmore 174, Jessica Seastead 173/488, Jill Young McMahon 710. Paskell 232, Chris Ivey 660, Gregory Kolski 631. 171/427, Connie Wood 167, Yosemite Hamilton 454, Jack- Obits: (scr) Carolyn Lollar 184, Rilla Raad 171, Joyce Hill Men’s Classic Handicap: Sam Amaral 278/780, Russell ie Mallory 429. 514, Vicki Olivia 473. (hdcp) Gina Lake 230, Sheyanne Booth 269/690, Dave Schettini 269/759, Ed Chow 265/724, SUNDAY MEGA VEGAS: James Matthews 235/625, Scott Palmer 220, Tish Plotkin 627, Helen Vincent 624. Jared Nineberg 258, Saul Jenkins 707. Erickson 220/588, James Matthews 215/625, Derrick Whit- ICF Trios: Phil Bartus 261, Lou LeBlance 244, Josie Pem- Wednesday Night Rollers: Rhonda Martinek 189/497, lock 215/532, Victor Lewis 566, Louis Whitlock 554, Stacy berton 234, Mary Zarycka 225, Andre Giacomelli 692, Kelly Marian Benton 186/483, Shannon Simmond 183/497, Jil Erickson 204,202,170/576, Faye Weaver 168/439. McDonough 660, Doris Owings 648, Barbara Teitel 624. Williamson 179/481, Lynn Brand 174, Monise Kelly 482, SENIOR MEN’S TRIO: Herman Ferguson 259, Willie Mc- Guys & Dolls: (scr) Mike McMahon 236, Melissa Procanik Jack Roquemore 297/724, Chris Ivey 278/651, Jeremy Mahan 255/679, George Harper 255, James Tipton 246, 182, Roy Stansbery 687, Colleen Simpson 586. (hdcp) Tim Forkner 244, Richie Gardner 241/653, Stan Salter 235, Larry Gray 246/657, Sonny Dew 689, Glenn Allison 681. Hackett 272, Tracy Chow 243, Jeff Ellis 737, Cortney Lyon Roger Paskell 639, Jeff Stitz 609. PIN HEADS: Bruce Brown 220,204/589, Chuck Appleberry 685. Copper Bucket: Corinne Lista 190/471, Vicki Sattler 215/541, Dominic Saraceno 204/476, Merle Anderson 507, JPL Bowling League: (scr) Darren Cooper 204, Jen Miller 176/435, Judy Yeager 154/381, Nancy Torres 150/375, Do- Ashley Brown 230/533, Stacy Kelly 227,220/608, Pamela 134, Mike Valvo 552, Sheila McClure 486. (hdcp) Colin reenAdelman 144/414, Chas Wiggan 279/756, Tom Borrel- Johnson 215,194/532, Mel Leach 516. McKinney 231, Cristina Sorice 231, Bryan Burgos 627, li 279/743, Mark Yamashita 250/621, Spencer McKendall YOUNG AT HEART: Jimmy Hamilton 230/648, Rey Santos Natalie Honda 629. 228/634, Aaron Story 225, Ed Jones 630. 227/614, Rob Kordich 224/639, Sonny Dew 223,222/619, Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) John Hjelmstrom 257, Ann Jones 500 Classic: Joanne MEssina 233/564, Carol Ellis Rich Heid 219, Fale Sula 594, Greta Vines 185/469, Annie 198, Adam Lew 703, Alexis Arnold 512. 226/608, Farol Brifman 215/546, Renell Cannon 211/575, Maae 180, Dee Phipps 176/479, Myra Kremen 172/477, Senior Foursome: (scr) Richard Brown 182, Julie Peters Carol ASher 199, Jill Williamson 543. Frances Walker 171, Margo McClain 481. 161, Rick Langer 496, Kathy Lilliquist 472. (hdcp) Bob River Maniacs: Elizabeth Fonvergne 235/627, Denise RECYCLED TEENS: Rey Santos 222/572, Bert Pamin- Rosenblum 237, Marilee Bishop 236, Jim DeAngelo 668, MIller 213/544, Monise Kelly 213/570, Carol Ellis 203/538, tuan 203/526, Jim Plante 199/527, Rod Nicas 195, Fred Bonnie Holcomb 643. Rosie Bates 198, Marsha Martinez 544, Anthony Sharp- Guray 194/520, Joanne Burke 181,176/496, Vancie Keith Thursday 890: (scr) Chris Bland 255, Cristy Bennett 187, esteen 270/738, Vince Koeller 264/733, Dan Kline 258, 178/492, Flora Martin 171,168/506. Brad Wilson 652, Renee York 534. (hdcp) Vartan Oundjian Bart Carrillo 257/688, Dan Onestinghel 256/700. TUESDAY MEGA VEGAS: Gerrick Myers 208, Aaron Law 283, Suzanna Martinez & Jo McMahon 247, Walter Abdon The Classics: Pam Findl 189/546, Kim Simon 187/475, 202/555, Anthony Bourges 202/517, Mark Fowler 200/524, 757, Ramona Gardner 720. Laurie Gilmore 187, Michelle Bryant 181/481, Sharon En- Bob Johnson Jr 565, Billy Williams 543, Tippy Thornton That covers it so, until next time…keep the ball rollin’! riquez 175, Rhonda Cleveland 512, Leah Hoffman 480, 208,194/558, Kathy Johnson 196/521, Janet Love 169/479, Gil Geer 237/652, Ryan Finney 214/636, Seth Gilmore Irene Mason 168/438. 179/495, Barbara Dasaro 177, Bertha Willard 431, Ron 206/487, Orlando Gonzalez 185/526, Nick Hendrickson BOWLING BUDDIES: Rich Ewaskey 542, Dan Ewaskey Doll 265/655, Bill Robb 235/645, Bernhardy Roth 233/587, 180/487, Louis Enriquez 522. 423, John Roach 194, Arnie Schroeder 163, Merrie Slagley Jim Mohr 223, Bill Volkert 223/613, Al Reiswig 615. Thirsty Nite Out: Liz Rogers 200, Amy Lew 192/536, Su- 471, Carol Eggers 371, Becky Carroll 187. 39’Ers: Senior League: Sandy Cooper 234/534, Carolyn san Cortez 186/508, Judy Valazza 186/514, Corinne Lis- CAL BOWLEROS: Karen Robbins 183/463, Roycie 176, Scherzberg 225/517, Marcia Votava 214/548, Candida ta 176, Ida Farber 487, Stella Mount 484, Mitch Jacobs Carole Fischer 175/503, Vedia Moore 174, Darlene Horn Johnson 201/531, Candy Adams 195/496, Curtis Litz- 277/660, Gregory Kolski 266/655, Ed Uyemuki 258/668, 467, Joan Griebe 459. engerger 278/623, Jerry Kanowitz 235/632, Jose Blanco Albert DiMaggio 255/665, Carl Comrie 245. ALLEY OOPS: Mike Slagley 442, Tim Cable 140, SHir- 222/622, Tom Roberts 220/613, Hung-Lay Quon 213/597. Party Animals: Gail Rodgers 235/552, Rishelle Davis 203, ley Davis 433, Becky Carroll 367, Merrie Slagley 149, Liz SCRATCH DAYTIME TRAVEL: Jewell Williams 219/548, Joanie McGee 200/473, San Mitchell 198/543, Patti Ehart Stankov 132. Candy Adams 216/530, Petra Kaun 203, Renell Cannon 193, Maye Schwimmer 506, Gina Brouse 496, Thomas SIERRA BUGS: Sandra Wright 211/492, Kelle Falbo 201/573, Kelly Gold 198, Stella Martinez 530, Connie Wan- Everitt 269, Frank Martinez Jr 257, Paul Gemellaro 256, 201/503, JoAnn MacKnight 181/463, Cathy Anderson 181, nomae 526, Meleese Seigler 526. Gary ASh 248, Anthony Sharpesteen 248/683, Steve Debbie Christensen 179, Rose Belton 468. SPORTS SHOT SINGLES WEEKLY HONOR ROLL: Dibartomeo 684, Tom Borrelli 681, Vernon Smith 670. CAPTAIN & CREW: Sandy Cotcher 191,164/516, Joanne Kinh Hang 192.192.159.212/755, Will Lingamen SFVCC Nikkei: Pei Eto 215/566, Noriko Fukunaga Burke 189/503, Tua Sula 176/470, Mel Leach 163, Ginny 168.168.157.181/674, Mike Kinsinger 149.126.141.255/671, 212/568, Tami Shiotani 191/525, Sandra Yamamoto Lindsay 464. Billy Mulvihill 174.180.148.162/664. 188/551, Hisako Kokubo 188/490, Kevin Eto 266/623, Yuki GOBS AND GALS: Leon Bradford, averaging 203, was JUNIORS Matsuba 248/660, Bob Yamashita 246/620, Bing Lau 244, either ON his game or OFF his game last Friday Rolling a Junior Royals: Jacey Opiana 257/624, Julia Frias 238/659, Randy Page 236/646. 119,120,121 stepladder! Rick Barbaria 746, Harold Dubose Deanna Frias 139/387, Sara Miric 116/287, Justin Pluchino 49’ers: Senior League: Kathy Litzenberger 211/574, 708, George Reister 257, Samuel Quezada 254, Dion Mor- 279/734, Jericho Olegario 222/541, Justin Mann 200/505, Jayme Willis 195/527, Carolyn Scherzberg 191/515, Bar- ris St 251, Ruthie Jones 665, Donna Owens 547, Cynthia Daron Dildine 198/465, William Wales 193/543. bara Vaccarello 189/461, Karen McDonald 176/494, Jim Cheesman 542, Severiana Spiegel 242, Michelle Criswell 8 For 8: Amber South 113/202, Beverly South 110/219, Land 237/621, Duane Erickson 235/615, Mel Neiditch 217, Liza Agoncillo 212. Alisson Alvarez 106/199, Emma Perren 83/157, Onahe 224/598, Tom Tucker 212/570, Robert Rawstron 200. GRANDMA’S/GRANDPA’S: Fale Sula 232/594, Wayne Longmire Jr 115/192, Dylan Perren 109/197, Robert John- Funtimers: Senior League: Carole Peire 215/542, Caro- Moon 219/514, Marc Kashinsky 213/590, Jim Cotcher son 107/189, Sam Mischna 93/179, Jake Perren 91/173. lyn Scherzberg 191/550, Bev Zietz 180/521, Liz Rogers 212/568, Betty Green 189/493, Anna VonMuegge 186/473, Junior Allstars: Iris Alvarez 115/193, Meagan O’Neill Rose GOodwin 181, Danne VanHorn 181/486. 94/176, Samantha Olegario 91/176, Kimberly Gonzalez MINI COUPLES: Rick Chambers Jr 556, Daniel Amos 549, 82/118, Elizabeth Lajnef 68/113, Evan O’Neill 82/162, Mi- Danny Peramaki 503, Bob Hutto 220, Mike Onusic 209, chael Campos 75/148. ABTA continued from page 1 Orrelle Dennis 594, Gina Bjoralt 470, Margie Beck 441, to the top 16 plus three Super Seniors. Minimum of 2 men Emily Burchman 207, Patti Palomo 186. FUNSTERS: Josh Hudson 248/618, Ben Jones 233/589, VOLUME 77, NO. 14 and 1 women will be added to the Semi Finals. 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Invitational JON DISO STRINGS 28 STRIKES ON HIS WAY TO 867 Invitational by Mike Cammarata DOWNEY—The bowlers took to the lanes for the 2nd week of the 5th 8-2 after beating Relax-Release-Repeat, 4-1. Wowo’s won the first two, and had TOP TEN TEAMS ROUND 5 round in the Brunswick Invitational with a rare opportunity to throw strikes in a 250 pin lead for totals. They were unable to finish the sweep though, as Harry TOPLos Altos Trophy10 TEAMS10 Erickson ROUND Foods 57 bunches, asThreadworks the league used the house shot pattern onStitches this night. And, they didn’t Together Wong and his 260 finish A Sweephad other ideas. Harry Into finished First with 731 for series as Threadworks 19 DV8 16 miss the chance, as scores were as high as they’d been all season. Leadingby Randy the well. Myers Greg Neuer was the top shooter on the pair, leading Wowo’s with 268-279- Sysco 8 Pro Approach $ 6 way was Jon Diso. Jon missed on his first ball of the night, leaving a ten. He 202/749. Brandon Kraye and Mike Cammarata added 690 and 680 respectively PowerThreadworks House Video Games 818 Pino’sForest Pizza Lanes 614 missed on his fill shot in game three, leaving another ten pin. His only other to help in the victory. The Pro Approach 18 Herzog Insurance 14 DOWNEY — It wasn’t pretty, but it was enough as Jones led the way for Keystone Lanes with 589, while Jason Wowo’s Smokin’ Hot BBQ 8 Herzog Insurance 6 missThreadworks was a 3-9 in the moved 6th frame into of game 1st three.place Thein Roundother 33 shots5 by all sweep carried,- BuenviajeErickson Foods shot took 563 four for out Ericksons.of five games Charliefrom J.A.T. Kinstler Scores shotweren’t 614 nearly Sysco $$ 17 American Harvest Vodka 13 as he posted 290-300-277 for an amazing 867 series that included a string of 28 as high on this pair as they were on some of the others. The exception to that DV8 $$$ 7 Linder’s Insurance 5 strikesing at past one point.The Professional Approach 5-0. 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Danny AsLy a led team, Power Pino’s shotKetel CASAMIGO’SOne Vodka dropped Tequilathe second and game won to GJC 4-1 Janitorial, as Kevin but Jonestook the Jon TOPDiso 10 867LASTLeonard WEEK Ruiz Jr. 740 averaged just over 220 for the night, and still lost total’s by over 200 pins! That’s other two and totals on their way to four wins. Bobby Hornacek led Ketel One to Buddy Lucas 670 Sam Hitchcock 623 a toughHouse draw Video and a badGames break forto thema sweep as we ofhead their into own,the home as stretchthey oftook the the rolledvictory with 588, his while 268-248/712 Vernon series. Adams topped the Tequila team Michelle King 781 Jared Lawrence 733 season.down Blizz Yogurt 5-0. Danny shot 625, while Greg Neuer withThe final 565. pair Mike of lanes Jennings saw Keystone shot lanes594 toget theirlead firstTifco four Industries wins of the toround, DougGreg Kempt Neuer 749660 HCharliearry Wong Kinstler 731614 ledOn theBlizz top pairwith at the581. start Team of the DV8night, Linder’sis once Insurance again in met contention up with Los beatinga 4-1 the win Cremation over BOWLIUM,Centers of CA, 4-1.who The had Cremation the pair’s Centers high got series, off to a MattGip Mosley Lentine 748638 EricPaul SnowVarela 725604 Altosfor Trophy. the round These were lead, two as of the Sam three Hitchcock teams to start winged the round his5-0 last way week. to greatCraig start, winningStevens game with one 623.with a Mattnice 915 Mosley score. Itpowered was all Keystone his way after to that Ramon Torres 627 Leonard Ruiz Jr. 600 Los Altos continued their winning streak, at Linder’s expense, and improved to though. Jared Lawrence of Keystone Lanes had the lone 700 on the pair, shooting Gabriel Martinez 743 Billy Myers Jr. 724 10-0242/623 with a clean and sweep. led DV8 All three to a games 4-1 win were over within Linder a couple Insurance. marks, includ - 237-239-257/733.255 & 638 to lead Cook’s Bowling Supply to a 5-0 sweep Mikey Villarreal 625 Josh Tajiri 596 ing the Linderfirst that waswas pacedwon by onlyby twoKurt pins. Arakaki It isn’t easy592 to and get sweptKevin and Val only- overAs for J.A.T. the round DeeRonn winners, the Booker Professional led Approachthe Junior widened Amateur the gap Tour on the losemonte totals by 591. 54. 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