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Happy Valentine’s Day! Celebrating our 44th Anniversary! Established in 1975 This paper has been brought to you each week over the last 44 seasons, courtesy of your local bowling proprietor, pro shop and supportive advertisers. Please extend your thanks, and PATRO I"E these businesses. Volume 44, Number 24 February 13, 2019 Triple Shi centers to host 2 PBA50 Tournament at PBA Regional events River City Extreme in July River City Ex- The PBA50 River treme, Monticello, City Extreme Open, and Mermaid Lanes, presented by Hammer, 41 Years Ago (1976-1977) Mounds View, are will be held July 9-12 in u Bruce Forsland, Minnetonka, won his fi fth scheduled to host at River City Extreme CBA Tournament at the new Wagner’s 66 1/2 lanes three Professional in Monticello - a Tri- in Eau Claire. An unusual twist - four of them have Bowlers Association ple Shift Entertainment come in Eau Claire. (PBA) Midwest Re- center. Entries for this u The Crystal Linoleum team shoots a 3403 gional tournaments event will open March scratch series in the Doyle’s Lanes Classic. They this summer. Both 4 and are limited to the had games of 1116, 1183 and 1104 in their state centers are part of fi rst 96 bowlers. squads and the same high effort. Team members were John Hildeb- the new Triple Shift PBA members, as will follow on Thurs- randt, Denny Persons, Earl Johnson, Tom Berken Entertainment prop- well as non-members day, July 11. After 16 and Sonny Nimz.The “Bumpkins” team won El- erties. Approximately week- - men, women age 50 games of qualifying the sie’s Lucky 13 Team Tournament. Team members end tournaments offer a and over - are welcome fi eld will be cut to the were Mavis Tuttle, Georgene Cordes, Barbe Nich- The PBA River City ols, Cookie Simonson and Jackie Smith. Extreme Midwest Open variety of formats and to enter this event. top 24 with carry-over u is scheduled for June 8 offi cial lane condition The Oil Pattern for pins. The 1st Annual National Team Match Games in Monticello. The next challenges in each of the River City Extreme Friday’s 6-games of Champions were crowned for 1978 at Flaherty’s the seven domestic re- match play starts at Bowl. The Mike’s Pro Shop team came out on top day the PBA Mermaid Open will be the Dick of the fi eld of 19 teams. Team members included Lanes Midwest Open gions plus Japan. The Weber 45. To view 9a.m. with another 6 PBA offers an opportu- games at 1p.m. The top Tom Kieger, Ron Benson, Mark Butwinick, Chuck is scheduled for June 9 the layout, go to pba. Hall, Mike Schmid and Tom Groh. in Mounds View. Early nity to test their skills at com and search for this fi ve bowlers advance to plans are in the works a high level, in close-to- event. the modifi ed Stepladder home, inexpensive 30 Years Ago (1986-1987) for entry fees, shift The tournament for- Finals, starting at 5p.m. times and format. The Non-members can mat will include two The champion af- u St. Paul named its All Star Teams: (WIBC) Metro Bowler will keep bowl too! rounds of practice on ter the stepladder will 1st - Cheri Busson, Joy Corbett, Jeanne Morrow, you informed. Amateurs can still Tuesday, July 9 (10a.m. be rewarded with an Helen Nikiel and Gloria Poole. 2nd - Tammee The PBA Regional bowl in PBA Regional and 1p.m.)., oiling be- $8000 payday followed Abraham, Mary Hoisser, Karen Larson, Gloria Tour provides a means events as a non-member tween shifts A special with $4500 for the run- Stiff and Mary Lou Vining. (ABC) 1st - Rory An- nerup. The last person derson, Steve Biegel, Tom Groh, Ken Gruber and for high caliber bowl- within certain rules that Pro-Am tournament is Sam Lantto. 2nd - Kent Arndtson, Ron Barnes Jr., ers, including PBA apply. You must meet scheduled on Tuesday in match play will get a $1150 check with the Dave Gollin, Jerry Loomis, George Peterson and stars, to sharpen their the average require- at 6p.m. More informa- Chuck Vashaw. skills before competing ment to become a PBA tion to come. remaining cashers re- on the PBA and PBA50 member. You must av- ceiving $1000. There u LaMode shirts are now available at Hi Score The PBA50 River City Bowling Supply through Andy Anderson. Tours while also allow- erage at least 200 in an Open qualifying starts will be Super Senior u The league leaders were Dave Hoppenrath ing competitors with USBC-certifi ed league on Wednesday, July 10 Cashers at $1000 each. full-time jobs the op- (190 Sport). For entry informa- (298/781, CBA Tournament in Duluth), Dawn with the A squad and B Thorkildson (259-222-219/700, Minneapolis Ath- portunity to compete at squad bowling 8 games the professional level. Region - to page 6 PBA 50 - to page 6 letic Club) and Scott Hogan (299/720, City Limits and re-oiling between Lanes). u Ken Heidelberg Sr., a recent retiree of Brook- Earl Anthony and Pete Weber, you’ve got company! lyn Park, became the latest champion in the newly formed Twin Cities Division of the Amateur Bowl- Jason Belmonte tied Anthony and Pete We- ers Tour by winning over Pat Kindy of St. Paul at the two bowling greats ber doesn’t seem real, Biltmore Bowl in Edina by winning a record it seems a bit odd,” said 20 Years Ago (1996-1997) 10th career major at Belmonte, who has 19 AMF Riviera Lanes on career PBA Tour titles. u Bowlers featured in “Topping the List”: John Sunday, February 10 “I have this really over- Nikosch (300, Cedarvale Lanes), Chris Loth (ju- at the 2019 PBA Tour- whelming feeling to get nior, 723, Flaherty’s), Amanda Burgoyne (junior, nament of Champions. No. 11 now. It has real- 276-Cedarvale and 706, Valley Creek); John Snook (298, Hopkins Bowl), Kim Doerfl er (755, Belmonte, the top seed, ly motived me to work Texa-Tonka) and Ross Johnson (297-296/829, Air- defeated EJ Tackett, harder and not be con- port Bowl). 225-196. tent equaling them. I u Sam Lantto won the On Track Triple Crown “I don’t think it’s want to win as many as I can.” title and accepts the $500 check. He garnered the completely sunk in but ‘least’ number of points after competing in the St. just the simple fact that Paul Masters, Minneapolis Masters and the Min- Jason Belmonte wins Tournament of Champions my name is next to Earl Belmonte - to page 8 nesota Masters tournaments. Page 2 The Metro Bowler February 13, 2019 Dell Hederman 245* Madison Sauvageau 123-313 Art Weigman 239-639 Vincent Karkoc 167-418 Ryan Chester 245 Mark Smith 138-127-108-373 Pat Fournelle 255-240-688 David Vickers 118 )NMNQ 3NKK John Jesme 266 Mason Clark 134 Daybow Adams 248-647 Miller Moore 227-603 Joe Batters 234-653 Gavin Devries 180-179-521 Sam Sylvester 246-687 Nathan Fagerlee 190 Score Requirements: Jesse Bistodeau 215 Matt Fabel 166-169-455 Harry Aultman 642 Elliot Anderson 179-486 Luke Glidden 214 Joey Gazda 255-541 Dana Wright 655 Jaylin Holden 115-290 Women: Under 155 avg.: (200/500); 156 -165 avg. Randy Anderson 620 Caden Johnson 245-583 Matt Dahlke 237-235-682 Daidyena Frost 161-452 (215/530), over 165 (240/600). Joe Maki 226-633 Ben Minster 140 Dan Tabbert 224 Kate Ramsey 138-355 Men: Under 170 avg (2235/615), 171 -185 avg. (235/640); Kirk McIsaac 258-236-681 Logan Mitchell 153 Keith Cloud 244 Ayaane Fufa 142-412 over 185 avg. (275/700). Phil Miller 235 Tony Phothrioth 220-568 Joe Fuchs 257-637 Youth: based on the j nior bowler$s average. Mike Stafford 236-233-680 Jim Herrera 274-621 SUN RAY LANES Paul Belpedio 245-690 DRKULA’S 32 BOWL Tomas Rivera 236-651 St. Paul All scores will be audited before printing. Dave Gustafson 256-655 Inver Grove Heights Scott Moe 226 Mary Rada 204 Jerry Horning 240 Ginger Johnson 519 Joe Herrera 618 Mo Walton 204 BLAINBROOK BOWL CEDARVALE LANES Kyle Lein 279-681 Karen Campbell 535 Tonio Herrera 266-228-693 Patty Keil 202 Blaine Eagan Curt Sohn 630 Enrique Rodriguez 525 Paul Lopez 244-637 Jessie Emieja 214 Carol Martin 506 Sidney Niles 545 Larry Line 246-620 Crystal Clardy 508 Mike Meza 236-678 Deb Phillipi 210-552 Maureen Pearson 531 Kari Johnson 202-204-528 Mike Anthony 225-267-682 Sue Gravem 523 Pat Mohs 263-642 Dianne Ermisch 226 Roxanne Reeves 203-564 JoAnn Kramer 200 Tim Palluck 243-233-667 Deb Rice 530 Joe Winczewski 227 Michelle Shamble 220 Jeni Jones 203-224-588 Becky Strovers 205 Matt Walentiny 236 Alicia Hartley 234-580 Peter Ament 243-661 Deb Arndt 200 Theresa Schroeder 210-225-589 Teresa Wobbema 238-527 Chris Wacek 257-683 Heather Drkula 528 Marty Coloximo 223 Karen Rasmussen 200 Mary Larson 509 Tammee Abraham 233-601 Theresa Hays 550 Youth Linda Botkin 200-525 Becky Miller 508 Chris Barnick 212 COUNTRY CLUB LANES Danyell Lundell 213-577 Joe Richard 256-229-228-713 Tracy Bradley 210-586 Jenny Almberg 556 Todd Johnson 788 Excelsior Missi Olson 532 Madyson Marx 258-225-661 Sara Gorton 214-594 Carolyn Begnaud 214-561 Tim Phelon 278-786 Jen Nowocin 534 Tiffany Forester 517 Lynn Piekarski 222-232-641 Sarah Morrison 572-224-594 Brenda Hewitt 233-553 Jason Blauvelt 253-278-243-774 Jan Ptacek 213-205-223-641 Lana Onsted 204-523 Ashley Vankempen 197-567 Kathy Strauch 205-216-600 Michelle May 511 John Krueger 254-267-754 Jill Nowocin 201 Tara Harms 508 Brooke Salzman 213-589 Andrea Strauch 268-216-663 Amy Jacobson 528 Steve Lavick 753 Lisa Noor 290-279-750 Patti Bartholomew 507 Brianna O’Brien 193-565 Mary Dana 256-233-209-698 Kari Thorp 507 Dave Mitchell 738 Nate Bergquist 234 Sheila Ludescher 535 Emily Miles 479 Homer Dhols 290-785-749 Kathy Wilkinson 214 Dan Bonin 235-234-278-747 Matt Bock 273 Ramona Mitchell 500 Anna Olson 195-522 Lamarr Edwards 300-771-719 Amy Jacobson 245-575 Ben Olson 243-257-246-746 Jim Monson 257 Susie Olsen 501 Morgan Marx 479 Bob McKenzie 279-764 Shelly Hopkins 506 Casey Odell
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