November 19, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 California Thursday, November 19, 2009 Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 Tony Hale Wins 14th ABT Championship at Linbrook Liz Johnson & Rhino Page ANAHEIM — The Lin- ner of the optional Senior brook Bowl stop of the Sweeper with a 696. Amateur Bowlers Tour on The Mystery Game Pot PBA Viper Title Champions November 14-15, 2009 saw game and score were drawn the bowlers take to the lanes during our finals meeting. and after the final squad, our Game #1 was the game drawn. newest champion, Tony Hale The first chance score of 143 emerged with a 29 pin victory. (good for $400) was drawn. Our newest champion, Our second chance score Tony Hale, lives in Garden (good for $200) was 230. The Grove. Tony has numerous third chance score (good for 300s and a high series of 859 $100) was 126 and 226 was to his credit. Tony is a ‘jack the fourth chance (good for of all trades’ and gives bowl- a free entry). There were no ing lessons. Tony bowls in the winners. The Mystery Pot is ABT League at Yorba Linda available to all members and Bowl and leagues at Westmin- only costs $5. ster Lanes, Carter Bowl and The ABT staff and mem- Fountain Valley. Tony was us- bership would like to thank ing an Ebonite MVD drilled by the management and staff at Ramon Torres at the pro shop Linbrook Bowl for hosting our at Carter Lanes for the win tournament. Our next event this weekend. Tony wanted to will be November 21 at AMF thank Rod Cantrell, John Col- Carter Lanes. This will be a lins, Roy Coleman and Ace one day beat-the-board tour- Stewart for helping him with nament with squad times at his game. Tony wanted to 12 noon, 1:30, 3 and 4:30PM. send out a special appreciation The address for Carter Lanes to Marty. Tony also wanted is 1501 S. Lemon in the city of to thank Linbrook Bowl for Fullerton. Their phone num- hosting the tournament and ber is 714.526-7725. Entry fee Allen Park — Sporting Rookie of the Year, defeated to earn a spot in the 72-man ing so, I was hitting it as hard the ABT staff and directors for for this tournament is $55. a shaved head in support of Ciminelli, 268-246, for his tournament field, was bowling as I could with as many revo- running an outstanding tourna- We hope to see you at AMF a friend undergoing cancer third career title, a $25,000 next to Page – and made the lutions as I could to try to get ment. Carter Lanes on November treatment, and playing a style prize and a berth in the end-of- same equipment move with that urethane ball to do the Daryl Brandt was the win- 21! of game outside his normal season PBA Experience Show- similar results. Ironically, the right thing. In a sense, I was comfort zone, Rhino Page down presented by BOWL. two left-handers eventually trying to make it behave like a of Wesley Chapel, Fla., out- COM. met for the title. reactive (ball), but a controlled struck Ryan Ciminelli of Buf- “It feels great to be able to “I threw the ball much dif- reactive. For Ciminelli, that’s falo, N.Y., to win the Profes- get off to a great start in the ferently than the way I usu- his A game. His rotation and sional Bowlers Association’s World Series, and to make a ally bowl,” Page said. “I was revs match up perfectly. For Viper Championship at Thun- show in my third event,” Page literally trying to loft the ball me, lacking the revolutions, I derbowl Lanes. said. “To get my third title this over the dots and as I was do- continued on page 9 As part of the PBA World early in the season feels amaz- Series of Bowling finals that ing.” aired Sunday on ESPN, Liz Page said he turned the cor- Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., ner in the Viper Championship won her first PBA Women’s early in the event when he was ABT at Linbrook - Front: Miguel Rosales. Back: Mike Ma- Series presented by BOWL. struggling with his equipment owling ews linick, James Doolen, Daryl Brandt, Steve Brode, Tony Hale, COM singles title, defeating and decided to switch from B N Jerry Ernst and Bob Odom. Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, “reactive” bowling balls to Texas, 211-196, for the wom- more stable urethane equip- Honor Roll en’s Viper Championship. ment. Ciminelli, a non-exempt ABTA Thanksgiving Special at Cal Bowl Page, the Lumber Liqui- player who advanced out of Name Score Date Center $3,500 Min. 1st & Up to $8,000 1st w/Bonuses dators PBA Tour’s 2007-08 the Tour Qualifying Round jim poling 300 11-09-09 FOuntian bowl bill scott 300 11-09-09 BOwl-o-drome dale smith 300 11-10-09 mission hills bowl Big Pots, Lots of Fun, New Members Welcome! ken degroff 827 11-11-09 mission hills bowl L A K E W O O D — T h e & 9:30 PM. 1 in 5 ½ to Semis. leanna harda 770 11-11-09 harleys semi bowl bill harry 300 11-11-09 Chaparral lanes ABTA will bowl it’s Annual Squads the final day Satur- jon hogan 300 11-11-09 COrbin bowl Thanksgiving Event Nov. 26- day at 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00. pat kinard 300 11-11-09 cal bowl 27-28 at popular CAL BOWL Last regular Qualifying Squad john murth 300 11-11-09 harleys semi bowl Board frozen • Then RE-Entry ed ortiz 300 11-11-09 COrbin bowl in Lakewood with a top prize of archie stull 300 11-11-09 cal bowl $3,500 Min. ABSOLUTLELY Only Squad at 6:00 PM. Squad Dave wodka 817 11-11-09 DEl rosa lanes GUARANTEED 1st Place and Takes 1 in 5 ½ to Semis. NORWALK—A turkey is ry. In those years, scoring was tom albertson 300 11-12-09 mission hills bowl up to $8,000 GUARANTEED 3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45 bowling lingo for three strikes much more difficult and to get keith nahan 300 11-12-09 mission hills bowl in a row. three strikes in a row was quite kevin fithian 300/822 11-13-09 victor bowl / NO MIN. 1st with bonuses. PM • Semi Finals Follow • charles kenny 835 11-13-09 mission hills bowl The Special Event (three Then the top 32 to the single Probably, the most famous an achievement. pat byrne 300 11-16-09 harleys semi bowl days) will have 3 separate elim finals - 7 women -mini score for amateur and profes- During Thanksgiving or ray sanchez 300 11-16-09 mission hills bowl qualifying days with 1 in 5 1/2 mum to top 32. sional bowlers alike. Christmas week, the proprietor making the board daily. RE-Entry Only Squad is at This is partly due to the would present a live turkey to ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: It will begin Thursday eve 6:00 PM. The first entry in this fact it has an unusual name, the first person on each team bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon with Squads at 7:00-8:30 & event is $75 prepaid, and $77 and partly because even a be- who scored three consecutive YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page. 10:00 PM which will take 1 on site with re-entries at lower ginner can get one. strikes. e-mail to: [email protected] The term dates back to be- The term has carried over in 5 1/2 bowlers to the semis. rates of $67, $60 and $50. men: 300 or 800 Women: 298,299,300 or 700+ Friday Nov 27 at 6:30 - 8:00 continued on page 12 fore the turn of the 20th centu- ever since. 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place NEW DAY AND START TIME!! Dash for the Cash Weekend check-in ABT Citrus Belt Sunday Nov 22 West Covina Lanes SUNDAY, Nov. 22nd at 5PM 4:30 • Entry Fee: $50 ABT Orange County Saturday Nov 21 AMF Carter Lanes Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. ABTA Saturday Nov 21 The Bowlium Donkee Tour Sunday Nov 22 Del Rio Lanes JAT Sunday Nov 22 La Habra “300” Bowl “Chameleon” Oil Pattern Used W.W.P.B. Mixed Doubles Sat/Sun Nov 21-22 Mission Hills Bowl Page 2 BOWLING NEWS November 19, 2009 WCST Ebonite Singles at Riverside Lanes & Casino December 12-13 by Dick Sanders LAUGHLIN, NV—The WCST is getting ready for their biggest & final WCST Ebonite Singles for the year 2009. The weekend dates are December 12-13. The entry field will be close to 100 bowlers, as the tournament bowls in separate divisions, Seniors Ages, 45 to 59, and Super Senior Ages 60 & up. There will be two squads on Saturday, December 12th for qualifying. Bowlers will bowl 10 games straight in each squad. Seniors will start at 8:15AM, followed by the Super Seniors, starting $500.00 at 1:15PM. The Lanes will be stripped and re-oiled after the Seniors finish their squad. An Esti- mated Prize List of over $16,000.00 will be the pay-off for both divisions, if we reach a total of 100 bowlers for the tournament. To enter this tournament, a bowler, must be a current WCST Member, FIRST PLACE and had bowled in at least 3 WCST Tournaments in 2009. $180.00 is the Entry Fee, and $2000.00 (BASED ON 30 TEAMS) will be the added money to be pro-rated to each division, determined, by the amount of entries in each division. The tournament pays one cash place for 3 entries in each division, with one extra cash place out of higher money in the super senior division for bowlers ages 70 & up. Saturday Finals for both divisions on Sunday, December 13th to start at 8:30AM. December 5 @ 7:00 PM TWO 5 GAME OPTIONAL SINGLES SWEEPERS SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, DECEM- BER 11, 2009. SCHEDULED TIMES: 3:00PM & 7:00PM. 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Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com Bedell Wins ABTA Title at Oak Tree Juckett & Velarde Share $1,810 Match Game Julie Nguyen & Ada Wong Share Match Series Bowlium is our Host Saturday (One Day) $3,000 1st w Bonuses Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45 PM Handicap is FROZEN at Bowlium for Thanksgiving Special DIAMOND BAR—Be- had Bedell Vasquez get hot and Jeff Juckett shared the pot dell Vasquez was at his best and was leading with +110 of $1810. We estimate the in our Special Event at Oak with Danny Nguyen second Match game at $1500 this Sat- Tree Lanes. He won our latest +83. Danny and Francisco urday at the Bowlium. ABTA Event with a great per- Trejo split the Pot with a 264 The Match Series was also formance and a thrilling finish. game of $55. Matched at a 375 by two of He held off Donald Pulliam Game three was on. There our preetiest ladies, Ada Wong in the final game with a fine were 8 who were in striking and Julie Nguen. They split Bedell Cops ABTA Title at Oak Tree (L—R) Donald Pulliam (runner-up) $500, Roberta Nakunz, +128 to Donald at +117 to win distance but Bedell had a 218 $244 Pot estimated at $400 11th $100, Bedell Vasquezz (Champ) $1,080, Danny Nguyen 5th $120, Bobbie McCollum 13th the title in a special Beat the game to win it all for a +128 Saturday. $100 and Jeffrey Sargent 4th $120. Board Semfinals/Finals. Jason $1,000 with Donald Pulliam Jeff Juckett (busy man on Yeh was close in 3rd at +109. +117 $500, Jason Yeh+`109 Saturday)eliminated the field Ball (Lunatic) was James Syl- Rooms Rates are Super, $78 562-694-1185. See you at the Jeffrey Sargent 4th at +107. $200, Jeff Sargent $120 +107, in the 3-6-9 and missed. So we vester. He will be giving out Fri/Sat and $45 other nights! Bowlium! Check-in early; it The scoring was decent as Danny Nguyen +93 $120. go for $600 this Saturday at the popular Breakpoint Sat- Reserve through the ABTA will be a good one! +44 Men and Ladies -4 (ouch) Ken Morris, Greg Franke, Bowlium. urday at the Bowlium.Weekly and early for these great rates. Also...First Place will be made the Board. Super Se- Greg Kokanour, and Daniel Champ Bedell Vasquez is Raffle winners were Jack If you need a room contact guaranteed at $1,100 Min and niors added to the board were Yang 6-9th places $110. Keith from San Gabriel and used a Trongale ABTA Entry, Walter Bob 562-868-7154 (Cell) Up to $3,000 1st with Bonus- Thomas Smith, Ely Cruz and Nahan, Roberta Nakunz, Jun Hammer drilled by Memo. He White Brunswick C System 562-228-3960, or Bobbie es. BE there! Angie Nillo. Contreras, Charles Elliott, is single and thanks Oak Tree, Ball and Jerome Staten won With a fair turnout of 150 Angie Nillo, Jeff Juckett, and the ABTA Staff and bowlers the room for two nights in Jan- bowlers we had 45 bowlers ad- Bobbie Mc Collum 10-16th for support. uary at the South Point for our vance to bowl three games in and $100 each. Jun Contre- Donald Pulliam hails from big event there. a Beat the Board Finals. The ras won pot #3 with a big 280 Oceanside and used a High This Saturday, Aug 16 we top 16 still guaranteed $100 game for $55. Road drilled by Monty Strat- bowl at the upgraded Bow- minimum. Congrats to Bedell, our ton at Surf Bowl. He is single lium in Montclair. Handicap We would now do a Beat latest Champion and all who with girlfriend Tenneal. He is Frozen for the Thanksgiving the Board Finals. Where you bowled well there including thanks her for all the support Event. You will not lose pins Finish will be your cashing some new members. This for- and Oak Tree Lanes for host- by cashing. position. mat was different but fun and ing us. See our ad and Special The bowlers took the floor we use it a few times per year. Thanks to the fine Oak Tree Story, and info in this paper, and the scoring was quite con- The doubles were topped Staff for hosting, Debbie, Doc or Call the ABTA at 562-868- tentious with many bowlers by Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich and John notably. We return 7164 or web site www.abta1. starting out well in game #1. and Conrad Amado with a big there Jan 9 in a Semi Frozen com Jason Yeh was tops at +53 1512. Ray Montoya and Kris event with regular top 16 sin- See our ad for information closely followed by Ken Mor- Ordonez 2nd at1474 and $160. gle elim finals. and directions. ris at +50. Yeh won the $55 We paid a great 18 places and It’s History folks as Bedell UPDATE: We are now Side Pot. 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ABTA TOURNAMENT My Dad Split The Match Game at Oak Tree (L—R) Daugh- ter Keilana Velarde (center) and Mom Gina Congratulate Dad Greg for splitting the $1,810 Match Game at Oak Tree with Jeff Saturday November 21st Juckett(not pictured). They got $910 each! Bowlium Lanes 4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair • (909) 626-3528 Take 60 Fwy to Ramona 3 Miles North to Holt Then Right or 10 Fwy to Monte Vista South 1 Mile to Holt Then Right Handicap FROZEN at Bowlium for Thanksgiving Special Next Week at Cal Bowl • $3000 1st Possible at Bowlium

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$1,000.00 Guaranteed Senior First Place. Entry fee only $65.00 Multi-cash Sweepers only $35.00 Main Event Entry Fee $100.00 Bonus Progressive Pot $20.00 Pick up your entry form at any local tournament. See your Local Director for all the Details PROUD CO-SPONSORS OF AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR Orange County 1-714-600-8059 Membership Specials available!! $500.00 Guaranteed First Place + Bonus Pot Citrus Belt Regardless of Entries!!! Nov. 21st, 2009 1-909-989-0649 AMF CARTER LANES–Fullerton (BTB) Nov. 22nd Nov. 26 – 29, 2009 BRUNS WEST COVINA LANES WESTMINSTER LANES 2 Squads 11:30AM & 1PM Squad Times: 1 IN 6 TO FINALS 11-26 7PM only Nov. 26, 27, 28 & 29 11-27 1 & 3PM DEER CREEK LANES 11-28 11, 12:30 & 4PM $5000.00 11-29 11 & 12:30 Semis at 1:45 With only 325 entries Entry fee $75 1st Entry ANY re-entry $55 Las Vegas Guaranteed side pots Each Day but Sunday Squad Times: 1-702-327-1343 Thursday 8PM Nov. 21 & 22, 2009 Friday 11, 12:30 & 2PM STRIKE ZONE @ SUNSET STATION Saturday 11, 12:30 & 2PM Squad times Saturday are 10, 11:30 & 1PM Last Chance Squad Sunday at 11AM Sunday 10AM and last chance at 11:30AM st with Semis to Follow by TOP 5 to $500.00 Guaranteed 1 place with Bowlers Bucks The Base Entry fee is only $39.00. TV style finals *Win Up To $15,000.00 in the main event with all incentives. Open/Guest membership for only $10.00 per squad. Jr. Members Winnings are added to your SMART account. Jr. Entry Fee only $80.00 $10,000.00 First Place with only 2 local entries since 10/5/09. $5,000.00 First Place for Guests, Juniors or New ABT members. November 19, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 ORANGE COUNTY MIXED DOUBLES RESULTS by Joy McGregor YORBA LINDA—Our 20th Annual Orange County USBC Mixed Doubles Tournament held Nov. 7th and 8th and hosted by Yorba Linda Bowl was very successful with 147 entries, up 21 from the previous year. Everyone was in a jolly mood, the lanes in good condition and lots and lots of camaraderie, which set the tone for some very nice scores. Eighteen places will be paid with the low to cash - 1,297. First Place - Kat Wong/Ron Zettlemier of La Palma - 1,435; 2nd Debbie Barrette/Dave Snow of Laguna Niguel - 1,406; 3rd - Re- becca Wayne/Jimmy Herrera of Norwalk - 1,381; 4th Irene & John Loder of La Puente - 1,371; 5th - Emily & David Burch- man of Los Alamitos - 1,369; 6th (Tie) - Amber & Tony Toli- ver of Anaheim and Chrystelle Gallo/Greg Neuer of Anaheim - 1,357; 8th - Gerry Sanchez/Louie Soon of Cerritos - 1,335; 9th - Dawn Vanderwel/Anthony Van Kirk of Yorba Linda - 1,322; 10th - Lynda Perez/Keith Williams of Cerritos - 1,321; 11th (Tie) - Maribeth Danko/Don Boaz of Hungtington Beach, Pat & Larry Johnson of Mission Viejo and Rose & Kantral Williams of Yorba Linda - 1,317; 14th - Vanasse Conrad/Quincy Strattman of Stan- ton - 1,312; 15th (Tie) - Dawn Vanderwel/Bo Vrabel of Fullerton and Laura & Ron Capps of Los Alamitos - 1,307; 17th - Corinne & David Abeyta of Yorba Linda - 1,303 and 18th - Marcelius Tagao/Sol Tierra of Santa Ana - 1,297. Congratulations to all our winners and thank you to the man- agement and staff at Yorba Linda Bowl for their hospitality in hosting this FUN tournament. A complete listing of standings may be found on our website: ocusbc.org. Thank you to all who participated and to ALL the volunteers; couldn’t have done it without YOU! Until next year...

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Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA 91350 (661)254-0540 Fax: (661) 254-7562 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS November 19, 2009 November 19, 2009 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 PBA continued from page 1 MISSION HILLS BOWL had to do something.” Page’s technique worked. Ciminelli struck 10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345 • 818-361-1221 on seven of his first eight shots before leaving three consecutive 7 pins that ultimately made the difference because Page struck on nine of his first 10 attempts. OPEN TO ALL MEN & WOMEN While Page’s modified bowling style wasn’t readily apparent to most bowling fans, his hair style certainly was. One of my Bowl with the Western Women Premier Bowlers best friends is going through cancer treatment and he’s lost all of GARDEN GROVE—Val- his hair,” Page said in reference to his shaved head. “I told him PRO-AM NO TAP TOURNAMENT ley View’s hospitable control when he started treatment that I’d do this for him. I wanted to show him my support, even though I’m not there with him.” desk man, Bob, welcomed the $1000 PRIZE FUND!!(Based on 100 Entries) league back on Monday and With an early title in hand, Page said he is “stoked” for the we want to thank the center for rest of the 2009-10 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season. SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 21ST • 8PM the table laden with free coffee “My ultimate goal is Player of the Year,” he said. “I’ve got a and ice water during our visit. title under my belt. I had a really good World Series, and I quali- 4 ENTRY PACKAGES TO CHOOSE Also, we had food service fied for the TV final coming up in the PBA World Championship DEFENDING CHAMPS available for hungry bowlers. (on Dec. 13 in Wichita, Kan.). I’m really happy. I think I’m in the FROM INCLUDING 2008 - Scott Norton & Missy Bellinder Jamie Vallier topped the position I want to be in.” 2007 - Tina Stickney & Brett Wolfe Page advanced to the Viper title match with a 221-180 victory The Ebonite BOOM 2006 - Ben Laughlin & Leanne Barrette honor roll with 560, followed 2005 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson by Margo McClain 544, Cyn- over Steve Jaros of Yorkville, Ill., in the semifinal round while 2004 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson die Martin 205-537, Kathy Ciminelli threw two strikes in the 10th frame to nip Michael Hau- Bowling Ball & 2003 - Dave Wodka & Wendy MacPherson Parrish 206-529, Dee Phipps gen Jr. of Carefree, Ariz., 238-236, in the other semifinal contest. 2002 - Missy Bellinder & Jon Brandon In the women’s title match, Johnson followed an open frame with Ebonite TRANSPORT 2001 - Tennelle Grijalva & Vince Wood 214-528, Roberta McNaught 2000 - Tennelle Grijalva & Ricky Corona and Nancy Soto had tied on three strikes and added a late double to hold off Barnes, who was 1999 & 1998 - Dede Davidson 521, Tracy Koolmees 514, plagued by single-pin leaves. Barnes left three 10 pins, two 7 2-Ball Roller Bag 1997 - Carolyn Dorin-Ballard Ada Burris 510. Bernice Ben- pins and a pair of 4 pins in bowling an otherwise error-free game nett 501 and Joan Roper 500. without a double. “It’s been an amazing year,” said Johnson, who ADULT PRO AM PACKAGES Two familiar faces were won the United States Bowling Congress Queens title earlier welcomed Monday when for- in the year after earning a PBA Women’s Series exemption for mer long time member Melo- 2009-10 by teaming with Norm Duke to win the Don and Paula Package #2 Package #4 dy Pettey visited and former Carter Mixed Doubles title in January. Package #1 $85.00 Package #3 $150.00 member Tracey Koolmees Regardless of her success in 2009, which included top-four $50.00 Pro-Am Entry $115.00 Pro-Am Entry finishes in all PBA World Series of Bowling events for women, Pro-Am Entry returned, via the sub list. We Pro-Am Ebonite Ebonite Transport have not required many subs Johnson has maintained an almost shy demeanor. Her humility, Ebonite 2-Ball Roller Bag & in part, is due to the fact that her dream of a full-time career as Entry Transport the first dozen weeks but Mon- Boom Bowling Ball Ebonite Boom Ball day was a “Feast or Famine” a professional woman bowler almost ended in 2003 when the 2-Ball Roller Bag matter when the league re- Professional Women’s Bowling Association ceased operation. quired six subs and we could The creation of the PBA Women’s Series, in cooperation with the not produce them. We have 18 USBC, has given women bowlers renewed hope. subs on the list but alas, only “It makes no sense to get a big ego after winning a title,” she four of them were available explained. “You do the best you can. You’re thankful for your life, your family, your parents. You’re thankful for having the JUNIOR PRO AM last week. Keystone #2 now boasts a Women’s Series after the women’s tour folded (in 2003). You 6-game league leadership with kinda feel like you took things for granted, having the opportuni- 32 wins, followed by Cal Bowl ty to bowl 10-20 events a year, and then the tour’s gone. I would NO TAP TOURNEY #2, 26; Fountain Bowl #2 and never do that again. I’m very thankful for the opportunities I still Cal #1 tie at 24 wins, Cal #3, have to bowl.” 22.2; Keystone #3 and Valley Johnson has had significant success bowling against the PBA’s BOWL WITH THE W.W.P.B. LADY PROS!!! View #2 tie with 22 and the male stars as well, and plans to continue to bowl in selected PBA rest of the league trails down Tour events. “I’m going to bowl in the (Pepsi) Red, White and HERE AT MISSION HILLS - BOWL WITH 3 PROS to 10.2 cellar spot. Valley View Blue Open (presented by the USBC) in Wichita (Dec. 7-13) and #1 scored their first three game in the Dick Weber Open in Fountain Valley (Calif., Jan. 26-31). TROPHIES TO EACH BOY & GIRL CHAMPION!! sweep over opponents for the And hopefully in the U.S. Open (Feb. 22-28 in Indianapolis),” first time this season. Johnson said. “I plan to bowl as much as I can.” NEXT WEEK: 10:30 a.m. In addition to her $10,000 first prize, Johnson earned a berth Monday, November 23 at Del in the PBA Women’s Showdown presented by BOWL.COM FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20TH @ 3:30PM Rio and please remember, which will take place in April at the new International Training the coffee shop will be open Center in Arlington, Texas. during the league session so 4 PACKAGES TO CHOOSE FROM DON’T BRING FOOD! LUMBER LIQUIDATORS PBA TOUR VIPER CHAMPIONSHIP Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich. Championship EBONITE BOOM BOWLING BALL Rhino Page, Wesley Chapel, Fla. ($25,000) def. Ryan Ciminelli, Buf- falo, N.Y. ($13,000), 268-246. EBONITE TRANSPORT 2-BALL ROLLER BAG Semifinal Round Page def. Steve Jaros, Yorkville, Ill. ($7,000), 221-180. SR + JR PRO AM PACKAGES Ciminelli def. 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Kinard. Great bowling, friends! Rudy Munzon 180-216- 259/655, Roosevelt Lewis 193-230-237/660, Paul Peete 183-205-236/624, Archie Stull 247-300-233/780, Al Cowens Canoga 160-168-277/605, Geno Shaw 220-181-209/610, Joe V. CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT Swift 186-225-237/648, Ron Johnson 195-197-244/636, Park Bowl BOWL Chuck Patterson 206-243-245/694, Joe Erwin 204-218- 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 181/603, Charles Woods 200-208-241/649, Pat Kinard 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS www.canogaparkbowl.com 221-248-300/769, Doug Johnson 225-248-216/689, B.J. E-mail:[email protected] LAKEWOOD — Well, you certainly know that it’s Fall when 275-226-183/684, Steve Ritchie 248-264-275/787, Rich you see people bringing out their rakes and brooms. Yes, it’s Kelly 224-181-212/617, Fale Sula 221-183-224/628, Chuck WINNETKA — Seniors, our monthly Alibi No-Tap Tourna- time to gather up all those leaves that continue to fall even Blais 206-215-211/632, Bob Pearson 221-202-225/648, ment is coming up on Tuesday, November 24th at 12:30 if you just raked a big pile the other day. Phil Hylton 231-195-225/651, Ed Cabs 188-192-245/625, p.m. here at Canoga Park Bowl. Cash prizes, coffee, do- Let’s do what we do every Thursday. And that is, read the Billy Williams 191-203-235/629, Jimmy Hamilton 268- nuts, 4-games (count your best 3), and don’t forget the 300 high scores that appear in Cal Bowl’s Bowling Report. 257-215/740, Wil Panton 279-201-194/674, Larry Neri Jackpot which is now worth $179! Be here at Noon on the YOUNG AT HEART 205-176-227/608, Wayne Brown 173-191-278/642, Don 24th to sign-up! Rick Hunter 236-235-151/622, Loretta Ringor 127-152- Wade 181-214-211/606, Cecil Knighton 235-203-181/619, 144/423, Earl Hullett 187-148-226/557, Albert Stephen 135- Charles Veals 187-221-196/604, Andrey Gibson 193-202- We like these scores... 152-151/438, Gene Skulick 135-179-147/461, Mary Spencer 208/603, Earl Hullett 218-236-234/688, Ralph Wingert 233- Viva Las Vegas: Jude Niles 279/741, Mikhael Malta 110-149-161/420, Rose Belton 146-154-183/483, J.J. Scott 207-193/633, Clark VandenBerg 233-225-203/661, Willie 249/669, Stephen Mendez 238/657, Duane Erickson 115-182-234/551, Art Nelson 120-122-131/373, Albert Young 220-201-202/623, Harold Fariss 215-189-213/617, 241/654, Mike Wilson 623, Roberta Martel 202/583, Travis Burnett Sr. 160-145-169/474, Jim Burke 172-165-201/538, Ellis Houston 236-225-215/676, Vince Cervante 214-210- Greene 267. Ron McClain Sr. 225-176-182/583, Walter Millsap 266-194- 204/628, Sonny Dew 216-186-235/637, Ray Staten 212, River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 266/709, Bob Jones 221/681, Ben Jones Sr. 184-152-171/507, Tom Pettway Rollie DeGuzman 207-201, Henry Hom 202-210, Billy Scott 279/706, Vince Koeller 258/670, Barry Simon 257/662, Dave 197-138-176/511, Willie Creer 141-159-149/449, Ellis Hous- 203, Ron McClain Sr. 227, Ivory Hertd 212, Mauro Pendilla Cook 661, Bob Heyd 661, Monise Kelly 223/602, Lucy Tralla ton 278-279-217/774, Tua Sula 165-160-189/514, Wayne 222, Josh Hudson 215, Jim Burke 227, Fred Faniel 239, Mel 211/600, Sharon Weger 204/545, Kathy Villa 502, Daniel Moon 161-215-213/589, Fale Sula 257-195-153/605, John LeBeauf 205-216, Al Williams 204, Ken Holliday 216-213, Scott 258. Brider 123-144-138/405, Marci Hansen 95-166-109/370, Art Diemert 210, John Mathews 234, Phil Guliford 215-203, Jerome Hampton 269/744, Jess James Johnson 136-218-174/528, Glenn Wright 159-142- Ray Culp 201, Tony White 205, Al Ortiz 202, John Dunn 234, Monday Nite Madness: 162/464, Vern Willey 182-137-145/464, Almyra Perrizo Curtis Seale 226, Ray Givens 204, Walter Millsap 248, Rick Acosta 223/606, Carol Enochs 191/503, Steven Schulkin 124-142-140/406, Theresa Harrison 94-112-136/432, Shirty Llaneta 214, Carrol Brandon 202-206, Andrew Morton 213, 211, Travis Coffman 211, Bob Pfleger 204. Fields 108-129-146/383, Larry Neri 184-189-177/550, Ed Joe Matthews 201, Charles Moore 204, Joe Brown 209, Comedians: Mark May 248/729, Sharon Weger 213/512, Hansen 162-179-163/504, Josh Hudson 233-237-207/677, Herman Martin 201, Ed Brown 203-203, Clarence Matthews Scott Crawford 258/686, Ray Stoy 683, Dan Kline 256/679, Curtis Whaley 200-160-186/546, Sabra Couch 115-126- 211, Curmit Foster 205-201, Dominic Antonio 221, Pre Collier Chris Vandagriff 662, Justin Archer 248, Jesse Chastain 104/345, Pre Collier 191-159-176/526, Fred Contreras 221, Curtis Whaley 203-206, Herman Woodard 233, Jorge 247. 146-181-134/461, Cathy Anderson 127-122-154/403, Ella Fernandez 210. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Greg Husby Wilson 148-168-179/495, Ike Sanders 166-161-198/425, CAL STARS 255/931, Allan Nathan 247/848, Vu Lam 175/847, Chuck Lavon Matthews 101-169-141/411, Delores Harris 136- Darlene Hom 192-188-256/636, Jerry Whitehurst 189- Potter 837, Barry Zweben 267, Louis Gross 238. 203-176/568, Leona Bellletti 183-191-178/552, Becky 150-159/445, Joe Matthews 139-191-198/528, Johnny Gary Diesso 267/717, Lori FIsh 235/619, Thomas 163-153-116/432, Jessie Lane 122-140-118/380, Carroll 181-173-184/538, Roycie Murren 211-158-154/523, Early Birds: Joe Brown 210-159-169/538, Andrey Johnson 140-151- Lana Guerrono 157-176-177/510, Nene Camana 167-169- Mike Johnson 235/675, Ray Fish 224/633, Richard Har- 128/419, Ed Johnson 134-133-152/419, Willie Young 178- 176/512, Betty Anthony 131-189-193/513, Shonna Hernan- rison 225/602, Patti McVicker 202/558, Susie Rothenberg 201-192/592. dez 162-195-155/512. 201/524, Richard Bianchi 215. RECYCLED TEENS FUNSTERS Copper Bucket: Chas Wiggan 245/714, Becky Ruiz John Mathews 562, Gene Nichols 529, Dominic Antonio Tom Hazzard 503, Harold Runyon 543, Bob Van Horn 186/476, Ed Dominguez 259, Rusty Yeager Jr. 248/643, 626, Albert Burnett 501, Divina Buhay 511, Wilfred Panton 225/586, B.J. Theiss 241-203/633, Dominic Antonio 204/553, Scott Bickford 234, Steve Borosich 233. 592, Katie Oliviera 513, Ning Barcelona 538, Jorge Fernan- Art Diemert 236/606, Ron Leidholdt 224-202/598, Fale PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Tiffany Paulsen dez 558, Joe Erwin 540, Ed Brown 516, Wendell Ledbetter Sula 200-233/617, Tua Sula 205/525, Jim Plante 278- 228/867, Matt Jones 256/831, Paul Barkley 216, Dave 588, Walter Millsap 629, Terry Binuya 566, Dorothy Ruggiero 252-258/788, Luz Cruz 500, Ethel Montgomery 204/567, Schaffer 211, Scott Friedman 210. 521, Ron Leidholdt 578, Jack Wooley 519, Al Dimas 524, Jim Will Panton 208/565, Terry Binuya 522, Milton Donerson 500 Classic: Marsha Williams 225/624, Mary Lauer Burke 606, Erma Gibbons 506, Bong Cayton 514. 222/571, Eddie Buhay 212/563, Geri Krezan 500, Stan Hulm 223/577, Perri Toledo 548, Georgia Garey 204/542, Rosie LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES 526, Bob Webb 525, Steve Ralph 206/537, Ken Seiple Sr. Steve Anderson 266-202-221/689, Matt Mosley 278-187- 209/585, Pat Erwin 509, Chuck Patterson 555, Dick Flem- Duran 224/532, Jeanne Ehlers 202. 214/679, Rick Anderson 209-205-243/657, Thomas Cathey ing 514, Jim Burke 219-243/659, Willie Young 204/552, Classics: Richard Greenzweight 236/661, Tina Enriquez 198-217-231/646, Joe Contreras 188-224-213/625, Ar- Josh Hudson 238-244/674, Ernest Bouffard 501, Boylee 234/662, Louis Enriquez 258/607, Bert Rubens 209/592, mondo Ramos 204-195-197/596, Ron Lee 219-184-189/592, Inocente 213-225/582, Marie Collier 505, Bessie Hudspeth Pam Findl 200/558, Leah Hoffman 200/548, Rean Luttrell Brian Anderson 174-208-210/592, Rob Anderson 211-197- 214-202/554. 536, Jim Howell 202, Michael Witt 200. 183/591, Vince Garfias 257, Jamar Phillips 238, Taia Sula GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS B’nai Brith Classic: Thomas Flynn 254/690, John Mc- 226, Rick Sharp 224-212, Michael Holmes and James Jim Burke 631, Joe Erwin 513, Chuck Swanson 509, Comb 225/656, Jay Davies 269/650, Joey Agiert 245/643, Thorpe 224 each, Mitchell Grissett 221, Jaclyn Padgett 215, Yvonne Clark 505, Wayne Moon 588, Mattie Wylie 561, B.J. Roman Agiert 609, George Lippert 234. 624, Don Keith 553, Art Diemert 663, Al Williams 594, Billy Danny Collins 214, Antonio Smith Jr. and Kelly Wynn 213 Party Animals: Joe Rivas 269/742, Elizabeth Deloy each, Jr. Tauta 212, Eural Wilson 209, Melvin Jones 205, Williams 550, John Welty 581, Boylee Inocente 552, Willie Tom Komadina 203, Iraida Cortes and Amo Sula each with Burkhalter 523, Stan Murren 513, Ray Culp 520, Chuck 245/568, Elizabeth Fonvergne 234/655, Jack Getzlaff 278, 201, Stanley Helm 200. Patterson 601, Donald Jones 636, Lee Theiss 608. Mark Vaughan 258/684, Ron Eisenberg 662, D’Angelo CORONA LADIES Ferreri 647, Kenny Schimpf Sr. 640, Erica Pollack 212/611, Sidepots—1st game: 1st Sandy Morse 234, 2nd Kim Dan Onestinghel 249, Louis Fonvergne 246, Martha Evans Anderson 204; 2nd game: 1st Betty Green 223, 2nd Diana 201. Howard 209; 3rd game: Cheryl Pesci 243, 2nd Shirley West Covina Bowler Vegas 4 Fun: Joel Seguin 239/681, Monique Ramirez Dohrman 223. 476, Robert Spengeman 278/677, Pam Fountain 200, Jun CAL BOWLEROS Will Be Missed Tumacay 238/673, Forrest Fountain 256/648, Ed Kiresich Mary Smyth 247/609, Carole Fischer 226/579, Mattie Wylie 238/634. 234/574, Cathy Wyatt 213/556, Betty Phillips 549, Charlene Friends & Bowlers, SFV CC Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 246/691, Noriko Fuku- Peterson 530, Brenda Durnin 523, Barbara Bishop 209/521, I’m writing to let the bowling world know we lost another naga 236/641, Shoji Takeshima 251/600, Russ Yamaguchi Karen Witt 510, Dee Phipps 506, Lucy Seiple 202. friend and those that knew him may pay their respects to his fam- RAMONA LADIES ily. 237/661, Stan Date 244/621, Eiji Fukumoto 619, Pei Eto Suzi Hoffman 175, Julie Grabinski 153-152, Dodi Sajona Ray Black from out of West Covina Lanes and bowled many 209/608, Tami Shiotani 505, Bob Yamashita 241. 157-158/459, Millie Kirkner 160, Sue Spencer 188/474, Liz a Senior Tournaments passed away Veterans Day, November 11, SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS... Stankov 157, Merrie Slaghey 155, Jo Rousey 159, Becky 2009. He passed away from throat cancer. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Rick Dobris 273/676, Carolyn Scher- Carroll 185-207-200/592, Sharon Barnett 199-163-170/532, The family is going to have Memorial Services at West Covi- zberg 248/667, Dale Rubin 225/650, Dave Flock 235/643, Roni Kuester 157, June Murty 178, Jean Nama 152-180- na Lanes Tuesday, November 24th, from 5-9p.m. Bill Robb 233/643, Richard Greenzweight 267/641, Mary 164/496. Anyone wishing to make a donation or contact the family can Lauer 223/559, Bev Zietz 201/530, Carole Peire 181/498, SENIOR MENS TRIO do so at the memorial. Sylvia Kesilis 175/463. “300’’ games were bowled by Archie Stull and Pat Thank You Kindly Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 277/751, Carolyn Debbie Foster Scherzberg 194/539, Ron Doll 232/626, Bob Adams 247/23, Rick Dobris 613, Rick Kopper 608, Al Reiswig 246/608, Anne Wallis 494, Karen McDonald 180/488, Ellie Alliston 172/465, Maria Volkert 465, Ed Baumgartner 222, Donna Mae Brown 174, Freda Leibson 172. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Mel Neiditch 245/669, Carolyn Scherzberg 214/616, Jerry Kanowitz 247/611, Tom Rob- erts 225/648, Bill Satterle 225/638, Dave Folck 627, Lucy Tralla 194/558, Mary Lauer 204/528, Eloise Valencia 198/522, Bev Zietz 496, Al Reiswig 232, Beryl Perry 190. JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS... Bumper Thumpers: Phillip Kaufman 99/195, Angel Rios 96/183, Aiden Levy-Marks 89/154, Ryan Martinez 76/143, Alexis Dominguez 70/138, Isaac Martel 70. Junior Royals: Allen Minot 233/602, Julia Frias 169/459, Justin Pluchino 223/578, Keith Nelson 192/553, Anthony Bouey 150/387, John Nelson 125/359, Bertha Rose 156/404, Analynne Wallace 115/283, Marleigh Davis 89/169. Sutter Goldminers: Hector Rodriguez 114/326, Pau- line Haro 101/237, Zackery Koons 129/314, Allan Aguilar 116/305, Andrew Orellana 94/216, Antonio Guzman 215, Jasmine Nunez 78/2316, Clarissa Olivar 94/213, Alexandra Estrada 70/198, Jonathan Gutierrez 86. PBA Experience Saturday: Drew Stern 225/514, Sa- mantha Meyers 176/504, Warren Meyers 179/459, Esther Meyers 138/366. Everyone have a great week. Page 12 BOWLING NEWS November 19, 2009 National Deaf Bowling News by Connie Marchione DeGroff Hits 289/829 At Mission Hills And 279/788 At Jewel City Bowl MISSION HILLS — After dismal bowling on the dry lanes at Oak Tree Lanes last Sunday, which ended his string of consecu- tive 700s, Ken DeGroff put that aside as it never happened and concentrated on his bowling in his Wednesday night NBAC League at Mission Hills Bowl. That turned out good as he bounced back in a striking spree blasting 31 out of 36 possible strikes for games of 269-289-269 for his 14th career 800, an 827 gem. A 10-pin refused to fall after 10 strikes in a row in his 2nd game. That 827 is his second 800 in a month as he hit (300) 846 last October 11 at Jewel City Bowl. Ken raised his average to 244 for 21 games at Mission Hills. ABTA On the following Friday in Linda’s Las Vegas League at Jewel contined from page 1 Glossary of Bowling Terms City Bowl, Ken almost made back to back 800s, coming short Reduced Entries go for with 279-242-267 for 788 and raised his average to 246 for 21 $50 and pays $1,750 1st Place. Average games in that league. • Re Entries are $44/$43 Your average is the sum of all your games divided by the number of games played. You can use Except for that bad showing in So. Calif. Deaf Traveling Bonuses in this Annual your average as a way of recording your improvement - set a goal of raising your average game, League, Ken had a chance to tie Carl Malucci’s USBC record to Events are big as the Cash -N- say 10 pins a season, until you reach the level of par bowlers. 17 consecutive 700s in different bowling centers. Now he has to Carry will pay $110-$1, and concentrate on his string of 700s in one league. can net you as much as $3,300 Bag Having made 31 out of possible 36 strikes twice in a month max. Thursday night qualify- After getting a ‘turkey’, most people start referring to the string of strikes as if they are collecting which gave him confidence, DeGroff is pursing his dream of ing is a $400 Bonus winning them in a bag, e.g. four-bagger, five-bagger etc. bowling a 900. The way he is smashing the pins, it won’t be very the event. There is a Friday long. $150 Bonus if you win the Brooklyn strike event. This refers to shots that “crosses over” the 1-3 pocket for right-handers and 1-2 for left-handers and Deaf Travel Bowls At There is a bonus of $150 for produces a strike. It originated in New York where people would “cross over” to Brooklyn from Cal Bowl This Sunday wearing your ABTA logo shirt. Manhattan. A side term “Jersey side” references left-handers and refers to people crossing over LAKEWOOD — The 50th Anniversary So. Calif. Deaf Travel- There is a participation bonus from Manhattan to New Jersey. ing League will stop at Cal Bowl this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. Come of $250 if you have bowled 29 and watch some of the best deaf and hearing-impaired bowlers quads since Nov 29. 2008. Clean Sheet do their stuff. New members are allowed If you make all your spares in the game it is called a clean sheet. Making your spares is the simplest up to 209 Average and can join way to raise your average on the way to becoming a scratch/par bowler. for only $12. Ladies 49 + and Men 55+ as always receive a Dutch 200 free membership. Dutch 200 refers to a game in which strikes and spares are alternated (spare-strike-spare strike etc) It is a Must to check in for the entire game, which results in a score of 200 exactly. The term is believed to be a take-off of USBC Youth EARLY! “Dutch treat” or going “Dutch” where two people share the cost of a date. The shot will be tougher with lower scores, but fair to Foul The future of bowling all! The foul line is drawn across the lane to separate the approach from the start of the lane. Putting We are Hosted by the Bow- your foot over the foul-line means you don’t get the score for that delivery: on the first delivery you Ashley N. Dunn and Wesley Low, Jr., Palmdale, CA had no lium this Saturday with Handi- must re-rack the pins. It is marked on the scoresheet with an “F”. idea when they entered the 4th Annual California Youth Champi- cap Frozen for the Thanksgiv- onships this year that they would both emerge as the best of the ing Event. Frame best; well maybe they had just an inkling? See our ad on page 4 for There are ten frames in one game. You have two chances to knock down the ten pins in each frame. more info or Call the ABTA The tenth frame rewards you with a final bonus ball if you convert your spare (or make two strikes). What is truly unique about their accomplishment is both chil- at 562-868-7164 or web site You can thus throw nine strikes in the first nine frames and, if you get another two in the tenth, dren bowl in the same home center, Brunswick Vista Lanes in www.abta1.com. the bonus ball means the most strikes you can have in one game is twelve. This is called a perfect Palmdale, CA. This year they were both honored by receiving game. the California USBC award given to the top boy and girl all- events scratch total for ages 11 & under, the Skip Helbing Me- Dave Cook Open Frame morial Award for boys and Red Irwin Memorial Award for girls. If you fail to make your spare, i.e. knock all pins down in two shots, it is called an open frame Ashley’s nine game total of 1,579 for an average just over 175 Tops Cal Oaks per game and Wesley’s tally of 1,726 for an average of nearly 192 Par per game were the best of the 295 boys and girls age 11 & under Scratch Bowlers Consistently making all your spares will give you an average in the 180 to 190 range. When you that entered the competition this year. The pair are pictured here develop your game so that you can start to string strikes together your score will go up and you will with their plaques from the California USBC. In addition to the by Frank Weiler start to approach the 200 or 210 mark, which many have likened to being a “scratch” golfer. plaque they each received a $50 scholarship. MURRIETA — With a 782 series (269 - 214 - 299), Perfect game Dave Cook paced all Cal Every bowlers ambition, is to some day, achieve a perfect game. By scoring strikes in every frame, Oaks scratch bowlers last the maximum attainable score is 300. Even professional bowlers, who play in championships week. Cook’s high score led worldwide, have only a few perfect games in their career. his SNEIDER INSURANCE team to capturing the leagues Series first quarter championship. Adding up the scores from all the games you have played will give you the total series. Most Dewaine West’s 736 (225 leagues will play three-game series. It is common to use the series as a measure of success. Big - 267 - 244) led his CROWN tournaments will play many more games and, instead of recording total pinfall, bowlers compare SECURITY team to a second their positions by talking of how many pins over/under par they are, with par usually being 200 place finish. Other top scores (e.g. +20, -10, just like in golf). were bowled by Don Mo- ser (734), John Cunningham Sleeper (726), Jerry DeYager (724), If you leave a spare where one pin is standing directly behind another, the rearmost pin is called and Jim Barnes (714). the “sleeper”. In some circumstances this is also called a bicycle, double wood, one­in­the­dark or TRUE AMATEUR TOUR- tandem. Why would they have thought they just might win? Well NAMENTS (TAT) is award- you see these two are both successful competitive bowlers, and ing free sweeper entries into Spare among the youngest bowlers in the tournament clubs that they the TAT Amateur National If you leave one or more pins standing after your first delivery, you get a second chance to knock compete in. The league they bowl in at Brunswick Vista Lanes Championship, next February all the pins down, this is your “spare” shot. If you knock all remaining pins down on the second in Palmdale on Monday nights is aptly named Monday Family in Las Vegas, to the top Cal shot you have made your spare. A spare is marked on the scoresheet with a “/”. The scoring system Fun, but when the weekend comes and they hit the lanes in a Oaks scratch bowler for the rewards you by adding in the pins from the next ball into the current frame. See also split. tournament they mean business. Of course they are still hav- next ten weeks. Dave Cook’s ing fun, but they put their game faces on because only the top 782 wins this weeks free TAT Split few will get paid at the end of the tournament…….get paid in sweeper entry. This is a spare left when two or more pins remain standing, but with a gap between them. Spares scholarship money placed in a fund until they enter college and are naturally a little harder to make (since you need to put the ball between two pins, or slide one begin to use it. Tom Smith & Kelly pin over into another) and bowlers don’t like to leave a split. It is common to draw a circle round the pin-count on the score sheet to indicate that it was a split. Children of all ages have an opportunity to earn scholarship Seelig Lead Empire money for college through organized bowling competition. Some Bowl Seniors Strike children play baseball, some softball, others basketball, football by Frank Weiler When the bowler knocks down all ten pins with the first delivery of the ball it is called a strike. Your or soccer hoping to become good enough to earn a scholarship to REDLANDS—Recent score goes up by ten, but like a spare, you get a bonus - your next two deliveries are added to the college playing the sport they love. With bowling children can high scratch series were score. Stringing strikes together will raise your score dramatically (See turkey). A strike is marked actually begin to earn money as soon as they are ready to bowl bowled by BOBBY LYONS on the scoresheet with an “X”. in competition. Most parents of children that bowl in leagues with a 730 ( 234 - 295 - 204) have heard of the annual USBC Youth Pepsi Championships, but and FRANK WEILER with a Turkey most are not aware of the near year-round opportunities that ex- 759 (257 - 279 - 223). A turkey is bowling lingo for three strikes in a row. Probably, the most famous score for amateur and ist through tournament clubs. The 3 main tournament clubs in While Lyons is averaging professional bowlers alike. This is partly due to the fact it has an unusual name, and partly because Southern California are the Junior Scratch Tour of America (JST 223, and Weiler 227, Empire even a beginner can get one. The term dates back to before the turn of the 20th century. In those www.jstbowl.com), Junior Amateur Tour (JAT www.bowljat. Bowls current top senior bowl- years, scoring was much more difficult and to get three strikes in a row was quite an achievement. org ), and competing in both Northern and Southern California ers are TOM SMITH (233 av- During Thanksgiving or Christmas week, the proprietor would present a live turkey to the first per- as well as most of the Western/Southwestern states The Junior erage) and KELLY SEELIG son on each team who scored three consecutive strikes. The term has carried over ever since. Bowlers Tour (JBT www.bowljbt.com ). Between these 3 tour- (228 average). nament clubs there are more than 55 youth tournaments held The senior keglers of EM- Washout each year in Southern California paying out nearly $100,000 an- PIRE BOWL would like to A special kind of split is the washout, where the headpin remains standing as the ball hooks by it. nually in scholarship money. 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There are two the staff and management for the perfect accommodations. last 0and no one told half the league. I was forced to bowl, divisions- 399 and under handicap and 400+ scratch. Any JAT In the qualifying round of five games we had some excellent and ended up leading scoring with an even 800. After that was Farm, Open or Senior Member with any Adult bowler make up scoring. Starting off we have Andrew Svoren posting up a 286 Claudell Redwine with 212/758, and Lawrence Merriweather each team. Parents, brothers, sisters and friends grab a partner game. He followed that up with games of 224 and 254. Very with a high game of 207 and that was pretty much it for Gage. and come on out to this very fun event. Entry fee- $80 per team nice. But hot on his heels we had Chris Garcia 275-224, Kevin This past week at Keystone, we had much better attendance. ($40 per bowler)- check-in opens at 8:30. Acosta 268-220, Courtney Schultz 268, Gabriella Mayfield 240- Leading scoring was Patrick Ruiz who shot 265 and 235 for his 223-257, Adam Dubia 255, Dara Ajimine 225-247-223-221, last two games for an 829 total. Jeremy Glover missed the lead Jerome Jordan Jr. Scores His First JAT Title Kirk Chui 247, Martika Cabezas 244, Joe Mayo 244, Michelle by a pin choosing not to shoot 900, but instead settled for a 828 The JAT headed south to Fountain Bowl for our last event. Stephens 242, John Struckman 234-226-234, Ashley Dunn 226, after games of 279 and 225. Next was Gabriel Lofton 206/752, Scoring was good, highlighted by James Hefley’s perfect 300 in Noel Sosa 225, Eric Torrence 225, Alan Hecht 225, Ryan Hutchi- Lawrence Merriweather 205/750 and Claudell Redwine 202/710 qualifying followed by a 298 in the first game of match-play. son 224, Ryan Brown 223, and Cody Mendoza 223. Such great rounds out the 700’s. Leading the girls was newcomer Destiny Tournament leader was James Hefley at +244 and low to qual- scoring from so few. Mayfield led the group at plus 135, while it Harris at 169/623. Shirniece Beeks had a high game of 179 com- ify was Daniel Updegraff at +63. With the classic JAT format, took a mere minus 41 to make the cut. pleting her 598 series, and finally Demenia Redwine 144/533. the bowlers took the lanes for 5-games of match-play. Jeremy In match play we had more of the same. Tristan Beaner Our next match will be at Palos Verdes Bowl in Torrance. We’ll Glover took the lead at +438 on games of 268 and 279 while joined the fun with 267-222, while others included Dubia 223- be there at 1:30. I hope to see you there, too! James Hefley’s 298 catapulted him to second. Jerome Jordan 257, Chelsea Friedman 234-255, Svoren 254, Sosa 247-248, Jr., Brian Hernandez, and Mark Myers rounded out the top-5. In Cabezas 226-244-234, Mayfield 237-225, Acosta 232-234, and Greenhalgh Grinds 654 In Linbrook Juniors the stepladder, Brian Hernandez took down Mark Myers 178- Chui 223-225. Friedman made a five position jump going from by Stacy Rider 153 and moved on but fell to Jerome Jordan Jr. 231-211. Jerome 13th to 8th, but also with a five position jump where it counts was ANAHEIM — In the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, advanced to meet 2nd-seed James Hefley. Both bowlers were Sosa that put him into the top spot at plus 315. the juniors bowled their first weeks League Level Pepsi striking but it was Jordan advancing to the title match with a 240- The finals then started off with the 5th seed Cabezas (+189) Qualifier. J.D. Greenhalgh, 220 average, gobbled the pins 236 win. Jerome took on top-seed Jeremy Glover in the cham- taking on 4th seed Mayfield (+207). Here the two battled with down with 217-206-231 for a super 654 series. Christopher pionship match. Jerome gave Jeremy a chance to double for the Cabezas advancing 242-210. Now meeting the 3rd seed Svoren DeFazio, 153 average, downed a 189 game. Holly Hoon, 116 title but in the end it was Jerome Jordan winning his first JAT title (+230) Cabezas continue her march with a 189-142 win. How- average, hammered 155. Isaac Perez smashed 78, Gregory 192-189. Congratulations to Jerome on his first JAT title! ever, now she faced the 2nd seed veteran Dubia (+268) and in a Perez pounded 62, Morgan Gober mashed 149, Andy Perez close match Dubia claimed it 209-205. Adam now faced the top added 106, Kelsey Myers crushed 150-151, Thomas Iriye topped 180 and Aleara Vrabel hit 126-130. Ty Stockle Returns For The Win seed Sosa with both going for their first title. In the first match In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES on Friday Senior Division took the lanes with a small field of quality (best of three) Sosa jumped out big time 289-189 to also claim afternoon, Aaron Wilson got off to a great start for the first bowlers. Ty Stockle led qualifying at +268 followed by Travis a share of the tournament high game. Not to go down without a week of Pepsi Qualifiers. Aaron aced the lanes for 215-223- Zehntner close on his heels at +243. Ty took 3 sidepost with fight, Dubia came back strong to take the second match 244-242. 211/649. Andrew Newburn knocked down 610 pins with a games of 268-259-256 while Travis stole two with 269-288. In And in the third and deciding match, the two tired warriors both high game of 234. Tim Hank tossed 222/602. Abbott Hatch the semifinals, Ty Stockle took out Mark French 257-234 to ad- struggled a bit with the changing lane conditions. But when it crushed 226. vance to the championship match against top-seed Travis Zehnt- was all over with, Sosa had his first JAT Farm Club title 181-159. In the BUMPER BUSTERS, Kellen Hicks clobbered the ner. Ty clearly had the lanes locked in as he struck his way to a Congratulations Noel. pins for 92-103. Chris Castro cruised to 73-100-78, Bruce 254-174 win and the $200 first place cash. Bowlers in the Senior This coming Sunday you will find us at La Habra 300 Bowl. Bushey blasted 86-98, Chance Batalon chopped 68-91, Khamron Gardner capped 73-85, Alan Gonzalez aced 82-67 Division we would still like to increase the fields in the events This is the season’s first JAT Adult/Member Doubles tournament. and Emily Batalon cleared 69-55. so please contact your ex-JAT friends who are still under 26 and Any JAT member (Farm-Open-Senior) with any adult bowler. In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, the juniors have them come on out. Congratulations Ty! There will be two divisions: 400 and under handicap and 401 were rolling their second week scores for the Pepsi Quali- and up scratch. Check-in begins at 8:15 am and I suggest you fier. Josh Cruz cruised to the top score of the day with 609 Keep In Touch With Us come early as there is only room for 48 teams. The cost for on games of 235-204-170. Bobby Hornacek scored a hefty Sign up for e-mail updates about special events at our web- this special tournament (with high scholarship payout) is $40 per 255 game and Austin Waller walloped 234. Chris Conway site www.bowljat.org. While online you can join our Facebook bowler. And to be selfish, I’d like to see 48 Farm Club members crushed 203. Michael Peterson pounded 210. Other great group “Junior Amateur Tour” or take a look at online JAT tour- out there. Hope to see you all there. scores were turned in by David Feiner 188, Jennifer Lewis nament highlights by searching “Junior Amateur Tour” or “JAT” 97, Chris Woodmansee 160, Dallas Huff 175, Chris M. Rinner 147, Thomas iriye 173-170, Jerry Williams 107, Des- on YouTube.com. Check out the latest schedule updates, scores, Forest Lanes & The Little tini Gardner 146, Judi Hank 87, Cesar Guardado 181-158, highlights, photos and more at www.bowljat.org. Our next event Janine Uyanga 126, Taylor Paczkowski 112, Corey Fisheli is the Adult-Member Doubles this Sunday, November 22 at La 100, Paul Uyanga 96, Bailey Reisch 92, John Baker Jr. 182, Habra “300” Bowl. See you all Sunday! Gobblers Give Special Thanks Natalie Vara 111 and Donovan Bosson 125-133. to Spiderman, Kevin Monroe LAKE FOREST—The “Little Gobbler” fundraiser tourna- Stacy Stakes Her Claim ment held Nov 7th at Forest Lanes was a huge success! Kids by Roberta McNaught ages 3 and over teamed up with their parents and grand parents ANAHEIM—Stacy Rider claimed high honors in the 590 for this scotch doubles event, to raise money to provide Thanks Classic last week at Linbrook Bowl. On conditions that were giving meals to people in need this year, at the Orange County very challenging for most of the league, she put together four Rescue Mission. great games. Her 928 series was rolled on games of 223, 258, Bowling for a great cause may be a lot of fun and self-re- 233 and 214. warding but having it hosted by Spider Man really added to the Other notable scores were: Don Gut-Omen 245/888, Ron joy of it all. Douglass 277/877, Hong Kha 257/872, Dick McKenzie 224/858, Spiderman, Kevin Monroe, 15, donated his time, talents, and Bo Vrabel 235/855, E.J. Rogers 256/854, Tom Stearn 236/842, energy by wearing a great looking rubber Spiderman costume, John Conway 227/838, Rod Cantrell 233/833, Alan Bloom which had limited visibility and was more than a bit hot. But, no 237/828, John Velasquez 231/825, Tim Blough 233/815, Ed matter, the good natured Host let nothing stop him from greet- Hermance 254/810, Frank Bellinder 217/810, A.J. Lombardo ing the bowlers, launching the tournament, passing out chocolate 233/803, Larry Green 247, Tom Horton 246, Jack Wilson 237, covered pretzels, assisting with the score monitors, retrieving Christy Asher 229, Nicole Curtis 226, Nicole Evans 223, Juan balls that went astray, encouraging and cheering the participants Sandoval 223, Rose Williams and passing out the prizes to the winners. Nothing was impos- 223, Allan Agular 221, Kantral Last Weeks Solution JAT Winners: 2nd Jeremy Glover, Champ Jerome Jordan, 3rd sible for Spiderman, Kevin. Williams 217, Bob Gosnell 4 8 5 7 6 9 2 1 3 James Hefley. He even found the time and energy to greet other kids who 214, John Phillips 211, Al Lara 7 3 1 8 5 2 4 6 9 were there to celebrate Birthday parties, bringing even more 211, Dora Miller 210, Shig smiles and joy to children, parents and employees. Shozi 209, Kyle Osterman 9 6 2 4 1 3 8 7 5 The Little Gobbler tournament raised enough money to pro- 207, Nicole Bloom 206, Glo- 1 9 4 3 7 8 6 5 2 vide over 60 meals to the homeless and our special thanks go out ria Ferrulli 203, Joy McGregor 3 5 6 9 2 1 7 8 4 to the kids and parents who participated, the generous businesses 203, Alan Guiterrez 203, Ron 8 2 7 6 4 5 3 9 1 namely; MavenLink Consulting, for the Spiderman gift baskets, Mahler 203, Tony Chaco 202, 5 7 8 2 9 4 1 3 6 Chris Bisnet, a junior bowler who donated a basket ball, Books Roberta McNaught 201, Karen ETC. for great children’s books, TB Designs Custom Gifts for Bagnall 200, Marie Barbush 6 4 9 1 3 7 5 2 8 the chocolate covered pretzels and especially Kevin Monroe, the 200 and Don Gardner 200. 2 1 3 5 8 6 9 4 7 best host and Spiderman in the world. BOWLING NEWSUDOKU JAT Member/Adult Doubles Event This Sunday 6 8 3 Any JAT Open/Farm/Senior 1 7 2 9 with Any Adult Bowler Two divisions- 399 & under handicap 4 6 and 400 and over scratch 4 3 Parents, siblings, friends- grab a partner and have a great time at this fun event! 2 1 3 5 6 Sunday, November 22 - Check-in at 8:30 a.m. 6 1 La Habra “300” Bowl - La Habra 370 E. Whittier Blvd. (714) 526-2058 7 2 Entry fee: $80 per team ($40 per bowler) 8 6 2 5 Log on to bowljat.org for more information! 9 1 6 Page 16 BOWLING NEWS November 19, 2009

525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 202-203, Latricia Carroll 202, Val Molendyk 201, Lynda Burge 200, Evie Roberts 200. 12655 VENTURA BLVD. NIkkei: Ken Kurihara 201-215/608, Sandy Viloria 233/606, STUDIO CITY Linbrook Bowling Center Walter Ohara 205-222/602, Ken Queypo 247, Fred Nakata 818-769-7600 or 877-2380 225. when you have time to spare 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 237-279-234/750, Tony by NICE and SWEET Chaco 257-238/690, Steve Vieth 244-205/646, Bruce Gober ANAHEIM — The seniors here at Linbrook Bowling 211-224/608, Rodger Morris 200-214, Joe Molina 214. STUDIO CITY — It’s been a hard week of coping for all of Center are getting their bowling equipment all clearned Thursday Cypress College: Bo Vrabel 203-235/611. us here at Pinz Bowling Center. We are toning it down this and ready for Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles. The date is Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 2315, Norm week and making sure that all of you value the person next this Saturday, November 21 at 12:30 p.m. with check-in at McLeod 213, Don Smith 205, Gino Vassallo 204. to you. We had two unfortunate passings this week. Two 11:30 a.m. Reserve your spot now as it is limited to the first Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Gary Shields 214, Dave great men left us; Howard Jacobs and Tony Deraud. We 50 paid couples. Odiorne 213, Debi Andreff 266, Kristy McFeggan 229, hope all the families are OK. We miss you dearly. The high scores are in for November 10 thru the 16... Brenda Hill 214, Chrys Shields 212, Pam Odiorne 204. PINZ ADULTS Santa’s Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolifi 232-224/647, Mike St. Pius: Calvin Macaraeg 235-233/641, Bob McGraw Have you looked to the alley next to you? Instead of being Robbins 248/620, Joe Molina 225-202/604, Tony Chaco 204- 212, Rudy Perez 206, Stan McWain 203. upset because they are having fun or because they are not 226, Rodger Morris 205-220, Eileen Dibenedetto 212. 7-11 Vegas: Lenny Huber 279-234/695, Robert Thomp- as “talented” as you; look deeper. All of the league bowlers Lunch Bunch: John Occhipinti 231/604, Gino Vassallo son 255-237-211/683, Jeremy Berkeley 257-201-224/682, are great people and we respect them. It has been a pleasure 216, Guy Fish 214-201, Mike Blankenship 201-212, Walter David Wright 248-277/673, John Conway 206-201-248/655, serving you. Respectfully, here’s the scores: Michalski 208. Marvina Vrabel 210-201-211/622, Lisa Somma 203. Tavern Guild: Tom Whitaker 246/655, Darrell Tucci Swinging Trios: Gordon Francis 212-215. Friday Cypress College: Rick Lee 200-213/607, Brandon 220/637, Mikey Witt 247/634, David Quam 613, Michael Monday Cypress College: Nick Frisari 212-258/648, Ceccacci 202. Perez 219/602. Brad Pickler 201. Grey Panthers: Jerry Dymora 241, Marty DeAngelo 215, Twilighters: Arnel Adordionicio 266/676, Laurie Faso Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Jimmy Navarro 219, Bob Baughman 203, Norm McLeod 200. 225/622, Dane Price 233/618, Gary Kaplan 235, Shin Takei Steve Wilson 213, Brent Valencia 207, Digger Larkin 200. Vegas Party: Hong Kha 205-202-267/674, Eric Angeles 223. Ten Pins: Byron Reich 242-200-224/666, Tony Toliver 212-278/654, E.J. Rogers 217-222-213/652, Bo Vrabel Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 584, Stan Diamond 223-211-224/658, Tom Gonzales 232-210/637, Ron Pierce 235-245/648, Ron Corona Jr. 217-236/645,Marvina Vra- 237, Will Pisnieski 235, Jeff Coggins 203, Luke Avery 202, 221/604, Rodger Morris 258/602, Danielle Salas 223, Tammy bel 223, Monica Path 220, Pam Weiland 202-206,Connie Ross Goldman 201. Quental 201-220, Joanie Lenz 204. Putnam 200. Funseekers: Dave Dittlinger 268/704, Ismael Cunanan vegas Nonsense: Lowell Thompson 264/636, Kris Ozaki T.G.I.F.: Dave Andexler 235-224/647, Casey Otteson 202- 256/689, Tom Wigmore 244/651, Chuck Alexander 648, 231, Steve Branch 220, Jim Johnstone 217, Ray Acosta 221-220/643, Ric Kauten 202-227/620, Tony Banks 200-202- Nancy Kato 639, Jay Fletcher 247, Jim Moore 240. 214. 201/603, David Hutchison 256, Karen Daniels 200. S.B.C.L.: Tony Laanan 227/655, Keane Murakami O.C. Korean Bowling: Tom Lee 223, Ui Kwang Kim Kamaaina Club: Tash Castillo 253-201-215/669, Mat- 237/621, Marvin Nance 233/613, Dave Yamamoto 600, Zack 203. thew Skolnik 215-237-217/669, Bob Okamura 246-234/640, Sturm 234, Eric Garcia 217. Monday Night Football: Mike Robbins 208. Kevin Fujinami 210-233/634, Guy Matsubara 234/619, Ana E.I..B.L.: Brian Baccus 215/551, John Villa 214, Darius 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 216-201, Melinda Manahan Fukuchi 200, Yvette Jahahn 200. Farrelly 203. 214, Alice Bradley 204, Mary Lou Platte 200. 4-4 Vegas: Dan Perreira 231/617, Tom Shores 205-245, PINZ JUNIORS R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner 222. Marcy Gironta 235, Neil Butschke 224, Roy Smithhisler Great bowling this week and keep it up because tourna- Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 202-215-247/664, Mike Sr. 205. ments are in full effect. Please pay homage to our passing Keogh 242-227/631, Rich Heid 239, Randy Shepherd 216, Sunday Brunch Bunch: Dan Sangenito 237-253/665, bowlers and understand that they have paved the way for Tony Banks 214. Frank Pearlman 221-206-223/650, Joe Sangenito 215- all of us. Here’s the scores: Fun Four Vegas: Dan Perreira 223, Chris Vandyke 205, 225-209/649. Adult Junior: Adam Lander 237/640, Max Korn 210/602, Shawn Triefenbach 201, Margie Gutierrez 224, Erika Gon- Family & Friends: Ron Aguon 237-234-210/681, Dave Brad Lander 201/562, Ethan Bensiner 213/546, Tyler Bens- zales 207-203. Meno 229, Bill Swanson 214, Bryan Meadows 207, Jeff inger 188/495. Just Desserts: Steve Sparks 225-229/642, Ken Reser Talmage 207, Debi Jones 202. Senior Scratch: Nathan Honda 246/823, Nikolai Berk 212-209-203/624, Brady Augustine 269/602, Brian Petry Double Daters: Shane Pattugallan 280-208/669, Jerry 240/799, Scott Englehart 224/799, Max Korn 257/749, 245-205/601, Mike Blodgett 213-224, Heather Skovgard Lao 219-218-213/650, Bob Legro 236-266/646, Andy Moran Traven Goldsmith 221/736. 213, Ann McElvain 201. 225-222/640, Kevin Smith 248/629, Traci Sodal 215. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 155/355, Angelo Costa B.S.M.: Duke Lee 248-208/647, Jimmy Kim 256, SanChul Gamblers Anonymous: Alan Bloom 279/630, Clavin 137/328, Nicholas Martinez 93/260, Samantha Vargas Won 232, Daniel Cha 223, HyunOkPark 221, Sophia Kim Macaraeg 235/606, Bo Vrabel 225, Robert Bloom 215, 94/231, Brydon Baker 80/192. 240-225/645. Susan De Graaff 225. Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 77/128. Golden Nuggets: Art Gutierrez 201, Mary Bates 207. Senior No-Tap: Results of November 10, 2009. 39 entires PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Go For Nine (No-Tap): Carl Adinolfi 297-222-300/819, @ $10=$390. 39 lineage @ $5.25=$204.75. 39 prize fund We are happy to see that all of you are reading this article. Jake McCollum 278-246/722, Rey Ortiz 238-210-246/694, @ $4.75=$185.25. 35 3-6-9 @ $1=$35. Place Money—1st Remember one thing: We love you here at Pinz. We hope Lloyd Carter 219-207-256/682, Gino Vassallo 280/662, Barb Cliff LaPointe 827 $35, 2nd Tak Mukai 824 $27, 3rd Tony that every shot you take is your best one. Thanks for being Bish 213-228/619, Elburta Canfield 210-263/665, Rachel Angulo 814 $21, 4th Zeke Burgess 784 $15, 5th Joe McGee part of our FAMILY and not part of some bigger company. Chaco 233, Margot Church 228, Patty Ricks 222. 781 $11, 6th ShIg Shozi 777 $8. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: We appreciate you and here’s the scores: Party Timers: Mark McLeod 245-233/665, Joe Sangenito 1st Cliff LaPointe 317 $9, 2nd P.J. Carroll 284 $7, 3rd (tie) Happy Timers: Art Abell 181/474, Sam Marion 182, Russ 203-246/646, Frank Pearlman 233-238/629, Pat Sangenito Shig Shozi and Gary Pagett both with 280 and $2.50 each. Romo 435, Gas Sumampong 435, Ruth Swick 148/391, 266/620, Danny Janssens 221-203/614, Susie Pearlman Game 2, scr.: 1st Shig Shozi 290 $11, 2nd Ed Blum 277 $9, Yolanda Dragotta 131/357. 203, Julie Ramirez 201. 3rd Joe McGee 266 $6.25. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Jim Moore Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 180/466, Pam Anahem Nisei: Dave Lautherboren 260-224/675, Bob 305 $9, 2nd Tak Mukai 284 $7, 3rd Bob Fulton 268 $5. 3-6-9 Vaughan 181, Bernie Filosa 177/484, Gerry Jarvis 447, Mendoza 222, Ken Murata 212, Don Ellsworth 206, Warren Carryover Amount: $93. Added $35. New Total: $128. Arlamae Shapiro 164/440, Christine Stark 439, Marion Honjiyo 204, Nancy Katayama 212. Weiss 170. Coffee and Donuts: Nancy Kato 212/561, Charlene Gaffney 214/531, Bernie Filosa 184/510, Alba Donohue 494, Pauline Lipin 192/488, Norma Damschroder 187. Pin Pals: Karen Collier 179/477, Shelly Djergian 182/424, Sharon Brooks 158/402, Judy Kautz 399, Barbara Murphey LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 153, Diana Bassi 147. Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 178/486, Sol Stein 478, Teri Bonato 176/442, Yolanda Dragotta 152/412. 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 Bowler of the Week: No jokes this week. We want to pay homage to Howard Jacobs and Tony Deraud. They were WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS inspirations to us and we miss them dearly. Please bowl great and remember them each week. Love your fellow Excluding bowler and admire each person as something living, not a target to beat at bowling. 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