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"After 14thRohrer, his who made together," numbers put the said didn't and shooting was team team's effort. byhis elated and record bythe surprised was Rohrer lanes, championship onthe games perfect multiple in tournament history to have of becoming the 29th bowler short hefell Although ered. hedeliv- and 10th frame, the in ball first onhis astrike with record the tosecure chance ashot at1,300." had still we saw and frame eighth the ever shot 1,300. upin Ilooked shot 1,299, no onehad that and someone on, butIremembered The group will return to the tothe return will group The "I didn't realize what our the gave Rohrer team The Continued onPage 3 JUNE 26,2014 Page 2 | Thursday, June 26, 2014 | THE BOWLING NEWS Let’s say on this given At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes weekend they just happened to beat Stefanie Johnson, Tennelle Milligan, Shannon O’Keefe, and Random Thoughts CDB. My new Team USA is four Martinez rounds up 793, people I’ve never heard of… Tony Franklin, Publisher I think it’s a little hard for me to be emotionally invested Howell garners 726 I’m not a huge soccer fan, citizens. These five excellent in those ladies, because I just but over the years the World soccer players all grew up In don’t believe they are invested Felix Martinez racked up a Elmer Howard 295, Jason Hamm Cup has become more intrigu- Germany and all but one to my and committed to the red, rousing 277-259-257 = 793 Full 279-791, Marcus Patterson 257-750, ing to me. I’m just like the rest knowledge continues to live white and blue. I’m very sure House league session to earn the Kirk Eady 267-717, Randy Graham 230- of you, I don’t get a huge thrill in Germany full-time. Yet they that they will be committed top spot on the honor roll last 684, Thomas Shockey 241-679, Steven out of a sport that revels in are somehow on the American to their fellow teammates, just week at AMF Showplace Euless Ward 246-674, Mike Bowden 241-632. games that end 1-0. But with national Soccer team. like our USA soccer team, but Lanes. Major Whisenton, Sr. 233-602, that being said I do understand Yes they have dual citizen- is their goal to win for country Troylen Howell compiled a Barbara Arceneaux 226-607, Kate the greatness and magic that’s ship due to their American they represent? thundering 235-246-245 = 726 Mulcahy 217-595, Terri Homme 223- involved in a soccer/futbol father and German mother. There are few times in a MatchPoint Mixed series to lead 590, Sheila Walton 206-579, Amanda match. But are they loyal to American sports decade where national the ladies high-set race. Howard 194-564, Carol Hubbard 177- I watched the USA/Ghana values? Do they have a sense pride comes into play. The HONOR ROLL 505, Denise Wheeler 148-401. match at The Londoner in of national pride for America? Olympics, the World Cup, the Frisco, and that place was more Most importantly are they Ryder Cup…those moments get packed than any sports bar I emotionally invested in win- me jazzed to really bring my have ever seen for any sporting ning for America? USA sports attitude. I know At Plano Super Bowl event. And let me tell you, The eligibility rules for that THOSE teams are all in when the US scored the winner FIFA are pretty simple yet it for the red, white, and blue, with seven minutes left, the cloudy, “players must be able this USA World Cup team has bar went absolutely bonkers, to demonstrate a “clear connec- me wondering though. Davis smashes 823, and it was pretty awesome. tion” to a country that they had x-x-x-x-x-x So, you know, lets go USA! not been born in but wished to This week at the USBC Hudson plasters 705 In the following days I represent. This ruling explicitly Open… learned a little more about our states that, in such scenarios, Bowling Proprietor extraor- Rogers 300 “American” team. There are the player must have at least dinaire Jamie Brooks made his five German-Americans on the one parent or grandparent 55th appearance last Wednes- Garon Davis was front and Kathleen Brown 197-550, Robert team and not to mention the who was born in that country, day. His first year was in 1957 center at Plano Super Bowl last Eidenier (4 games) 227-850, Cathy coach is a German national. or the player must have been in Fort Worth. He’s currently week as he dominated scoring Webb (4 games) 181-567, Gary Peterson My personal expectations for resident in that country for at knocked down 90,804 pins for with a thundering 276-268-279 269-684. a group of athletes representing least two years.” a 188 average in his 54 years. = 823 Sportsman Trio session. Linda Peterson 205-575, Al Berry, a nation is that at the very least What if you had the Team This year he shot 1508 in Heather Hudson headed the Jr. 234-638, Loree Clark 211-535, Troy they live or have lived in the USA Bowling team, and there all-events total, leaving him ladies scoring parade with a Berneburg 279-763, Ricky Airheart country they represent, and I were four stars that have been just 7,688 pins short of the blue-ribbon 229-249-227 = 705 243-692, Lois Hughes 180-467, Robbie do expect them to be citizens living their whole lives in other ultimate accomplishment, Monday Summer Trio series. Rhodes 237-661, Eva Rhodes 186-544. of that country. countries, yet came over to 100,000 pins. Billy Rogers captured high- Christi Nedved 204-599, Larry The five German-Americans Arlington and bowled the tri- As for our trip to Reno, game honors with an award- Hoover 237-651, Loren Tenczar 246- were all born in Germany als. They were allowed to bowl I will keep it short and this winning 12-bagger. 642, Tom Hay 269-753, Bill Ferguson to American fathers in the the qualifier because they had week and more detail next. HONOR ROLL 266-718, Marilyn Montoro 217-568, military and German moth- a parent who was an American I shot 648 in Team, 654 in Dakota Boyette 278, Bernice Diane Sanchez 202-536, Bill Fong ers. So they are American citizen. doubles and 608 in singles. Houston 184-531, Joel Miller 258-727, 258-715. Genie and I shot 1250-some- Taylor Vaughn-Thomas 213-553, thing in doubles and the team Gene Foose 211-602, Emily Ryan shot 2990-something. 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Entry standings with 780. INDIANA TEAM The Bowlers Journal Continued from Page 1 Championships features the Earlier in the day, Rohrer, same 40-foot Sport-certified Raymond and Bayt all found lane condition being used for success on the high side of the doubles and singles at the 78-lane venue as they re-wrote Open Championships is being the standings at the Storm contested on lanes 69-78 at the Bowlers Journal Champion- NBS. ships presented by USBC. Rohrer kicked things off with a 299 game on the side FIRECRACKER Men event's opening squad Friday Garon Davis, Plano Super Bowl ...... 823 morning and matched the effort Dallas/Fort Worth Nathan Run Through, Cowtown Bowling Palace ...... 805 later in the day with Raymond Felix Martinez, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ...... 793 and Bayt, starting his second Ricky Ellis, Forum Bowl ...... 775 shift with another 299. Ryan Boroff, Cityview Lanes ...... 769 The momentum continued Kody Cantrell, Brunswick Zone Watauga ...... 753 for all three as they moved into JJuneune 228-29,8-29, 20142014 Hyunho Shin, USA Bowl ...... 744 the top three spots in Open Rick Irvine, Strikz ...... 734 Doubles. Raymond also came First Place Team Ron Reynolds, AMF Lewisville Lanes ...... 717 within one pin of the lead in Steven Baker, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ...... 715 Open Singles and in the Dual Dino Castillo, AMF Richardson Lanes ...... 713 Entry standings. Chris VanAntwerp, AMF Spare Time Lanes...... 709 $3,500.00 Raymond finished his set Johnnie Roberts, Red Bird Lanes ...... 708 with a perfect game for a 779 Based on 36 teams Waylon Jones, Ennis All Star Bowl ...... 666 series, catapulting him and Bayt (755) into the top doubles Squad Times: Women spot with 1,534. Raymond Team Entry Fee: Saturday: 1 PM Troylen Howell, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes ...... 726 and Rohrer (748) moved into $250.00 Sunday: 11 AM Heather Hudson, Plano Super Bowl ...... 705 second with 1,527, and Bayt Melody Richie, Forum Bowl...... 692 and Rohrer settled into third Houston Granger, USA Bowl ...... 689 with 1,503. This is a non-sanctioned handicap tournament open to all bowlers Michelle Davis, Brunswick Zone Watauga ...... 682 Devin Bidwell and Chris except PBA exempt bowlers. Teams bowl 3 games Saturday and 3 Amy Hart, Cowtown Bowling Palace ...... 680 Drewes of Wichita, Kan., had games Sunday. Team Average Cap: 1025 Amy Langham, Cityview Lanes ...... 675 taken the lead Wednesday with For more information, full rules and entry forms, contact Genie Franklin, Strikz ...... 633 1,495, while Steven Badovinac the front desk at USA Bowl or the Tournament Director: Sabina DeBord, AMF Lewisville Lanes ...... 629 of Parker, Colo., remains atop Charlie Natal www.itabowling.com Lou Goff, AMF Richardson Lanes ...... 600 the Open Singles and Dual 512-738-7287 Lauren Cathey, Red Bird Lanes ...... 560 Email: [email protected] Pat Reed, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ...... 539 Lauren Cathey, Ennis All Star Bowl ...... 535 Gloria Lake, AMF Spare Time Lanes ...... 528 At AMF Spare Time
Scan with smart phone to VanAntwerp visit the SASBA website. 214-358-1382 Fax: 214-358-4056 www.sasba.com snares 709 10920 Composite Drive, Dallas, TX 75220 Chris VanAntwerp locked up the top spot on the honor roll last week at AMF Spare Time Lanes At USA Bowl with a noteworthy 217-247-245 = 709 STL Businessmen’s outing. Gloria Lake paced the ladies New summer Shin compiles 744, with a nice 143-205-180 = 528 Wednesday Trifecta set. HONOR ROLL leagues! Granger topples 689 C R Hunter 265, Roberta Stanfield 193-485, Bill McCormack 620, Ronny Starting in June: Hyunho Shin racked up a Cameron 163-456, Earl Davis 139-360, Landrith (4 games) 258-942, Jessica rousing 245-242-257 = 744 Just Mary Jo Wilmoth 154-410. Lowy (4 games) 238-821, Marcus Monday for Fun session to earn the top SENIORS Jackson 248, Jay Seaton 577, LeRoy Adult and Youth Sport Bowling League spot on the honor roll last week John Decapua 205-570, Carolyn Willis, Jr. 253. (they are two separate leagues) at USA Bowl. Rush 156-383, JD Underwood 204-554, Tom Schrader 258-697, Susan Houston Granger booked an Sandra Pennal 117-315. Delaney 185, Joanne Johnson 464. Tuesday outstanding 237-225-227 = 689 Ranger League West Stars set to pace the ladies. HONOR ROLL At Cityview Lanes Wednesday Randall Buda 279-708, Jody Muskett Bakers Dozen League (Baker format) 238-585, Eric Reiman 248-669, Shelly Dickens 218-550, Brad Ellis 237-682, Saturday Carleigh Schmertz 138-396, Dondi Boroff wraps up 769, USA Bowling Youth League Rhone 222-577, Amy Robles 105-278. Sunday Shana Poe 209-577, Chip Lewczyk 268-678, Nichole Carger 236-543, Dondi Langham hits 675 Generation Gap league (1 adult and 1 youth) Rhone 225-508, Lisa Slizewski 178-518, Ryan Boroff chalked up hefty Marlene Burgin 222-523, Charles Roger Furkin 202-513, Beckie Robles 254-267-248 = 769 marks in James 258-604, Linda Madewell 159-411, Colby Welsh 168-456. Billie & Les High Pot action to 192-548, Michael Johnson 265-704, Cityview Lanes - The coolest Maureen Harris 138-374, B J Antes head the leader boards for the Corrina Urias 203-536, Dustin Williams 198-323, Kathy Bean 154-261, Mike week at Cityview Lanes. 267-760, Denise Jones 202-529, Bob place to be this summer Earsing 158-304, Kelli Mathaone 139- Amy Langham, from Mo’s Staley 267-654. 247, Jay Saunders 258-679, Joe Sustaita Matchpoint group, paced the Val Conway 158-449, Wayne Collini The “New” 233-641, Herma Smith 191-553. ladies with a lofty 254-222-181 279-760, Andrew Brimberry 279-667, Jordan Soria (4 games) 254-942, = 675 set. April Pitts 188-537, Nifk Caro 258, Bob Demetrya Wilson (4 games) 191-645, HONOR ROLL Foster 277-712. Dennis Brickman (4 games) 248-935, Wayne Luttrell 245-649, Chris SENIORS Darla Reed (4 games) 172-583, Michael Moore 235-628, Audra Dull 195-492, Monty Bowers 253-654, Karen Bond 236-675, Rebecca Titus 170-442. Marty Cryer 268-646, Alan Cole 236- Holder 194-532, Monty Bowers 258-663, Craig Ritz 245-618, Tracy Hamilton 660, Gina Cole 190-535, Karen Steele Karen Steele 218-585. 817-346-0444 144-415, Fred Vidaud 172-446, Kaye Cityviewlanes.net • Fax: 817-346-7208 200-550, Bobby Wineinger 267-707. Page 4 | Thursday, June 26, 2014 | THE BOWLING NEWS Petraglia Honored with 53rd Sam Levine Flowers for the Living Award
The 2014 Sam Levine bowling history when he rolled lar accomplishment, but just Flowers for the Living Award, a 300 game on national televi- for being a person in our world sponsored by The Bowling sion in 1994 to earn a $100,000 who truly deserves a pat on Foundation, goes to Brunswick bonus. After the final strikes, the back to let them know we Professional Staff Member and he said “Thank God, now my love them and admire them for Hall of Famer Johnny Petra- son can go to college.” (and what they have done and stood glia, Manalapan, New Jersey. John Jr. did attend and bowl for.” A couple of important Petraglia, 67, is well known as at Moorhead State University). milestones in Johnny Petra- the only Professional Bowlers The Flowers Award, however, glia’s life, his military service Association champion in six is not being given to Petraglia and signing to represent decades, winning 14 PBA Tour for his bowling prowess or Brunswick, instilled in him titles, 8 PBA50 Tour titles, and superior performance. He the importance of character numerous other titles on the was chosen for his outstand- and integrity, and explain lanes, including 4 Newsday ing character, integrity, and his ability and desire to set a Eastern Open crowns in the outspokenness about important shining example for his peers, early years of his career, defeat- issues throughout his career fans, and fellow pros; these life After being presented the Flowers for the Living Award from Flowers ing many of the best bowlers representing the best of bowl- lessons also have made him committee member Frenchy LeTourneau, right, Johnny Petraglia said in the world in that grueling 85 ing on and off the lanes. fiercely loyal to family, friends, “I was truly surprised and humbled. Anytime you get an award that game event. He is also a PBA The legendary Sam Wein- and grateful for all those he Triple Crown winner. stein described the award meets in his extensive travels. has previously gone to people like Dick Weber and Jack Reichert, it is Petraglia provided one of eloquently . . .”Not for any Not fond of airlines, Pe- extremely special. I am honored.” the most exciting moments in outstanding deed or spectacu- traglia has logged millions of miles from coast-to-coast in 1970 season. In an interview in ing. That commitment is one of his Brunswick SUVs. Imagine 2007, he told Stars & Strikes “I the reasons why he was proud how many great bowling and learned through my experience to serve three two-year terms At Red Bird Lanes life discussions he has enjoyed in Viet Nam and the military, as PBA President. Petraglia’s along the road. After becoming how great this country is and best friends in bowling also one of the best bowlers in the how important freedom is.” speak of his character . . . Roberts claims 708 land and winning his first pro That experience inspired him “Johnny, Dave Soutar and I title in 1966, Petraglia served to represent the Bowlers to roomed together for 34 years in the U.S. Army during the Veterans Link, raising millions on the tour, and during all that Johnnie Roberts claimed 268-661, Markle Landon 226-637, Tim Viet Nam War. He was there for military vets through bowl- time, we never had one serious high-series honors with a 276- McGlothin (4 games, 9 pin, no tap) during the horrific Tet Of- ing. Petraglia has personally argument,” said fellow Hall of 206-226 = 708 series in Sunday 265-989, Lauren Cathey (4 games, 9 fensive in ’68., and it took him organized many BVL fund rais- Famer Dave Davis. “He is very Night Mixed action to head the pin, no tap) 288-1016. more than a year to get back ers over the years, and visited honest and loyal, and a strong honor roll for the week at Red Shannon Monk 208-573, Kat Kramer in bowling shape in ’69 before countless vets in VA hospitals family man.” Bird Lanes. 202-517, Bradley Robinson 252-698, resuming his PBA career in the throughout his career. Judy and Dave Soutar, who Lauren Cathey, Roberts’ Jacob Kalsnes 256-635, John DeCapua After he won five PBA titles served alongside Petraglia on league mate, posted a fine 213- 216 - 627, M aey Old f at her 194 -507, L en in 1971, and three consecutive the Brunswick Pro Staff had 174-173 = 560 set to pace the Cline 216-615, Brittany Pope 193-542. ending with the Tournament this to say: “Dave and I know ladies. Denny Schendel 236-624, Hyacinth of Champions, all of the ball Johnny as a great bowler, a HONOR ROLL Gardner 159-442, Tyree Jennings, Jr. companies were after him to great story teller who is never Lauren Cathey 203-545, Denise 211-573, Flora Lias 117-448. “The quickest be on their pro staff. With his at a loss for words, and a great Chambon 196-556, Roy Childres and best way to dad’s encouragement, he chose friend. We share so many Brunswick. “Signing with wonderful memories.” In 2015, reach people in Brunswick was the best career Johnny Petraglia will celebrate move of my life,” he said in the his 50th year as a PBA mem- bowling–” 2007 interview. “My dad told ber and as one of bowling’s me that the number one thing greatest ambassadors of all they were looking for was char- time. He joins past Flowers acter, and he was right. They Award winners Earl Anthony, have been like a second family. Joe Norris, Marion Ladewig, P.O. Box 1642, Colleyville, TX 76034 It is a great company to work Dick Weber, Don and Paula for.” Petraglia has never backed Carter, Jack Reichert, and last League Start Date # Per # Phone 817-267-8686 Type League Name Day & Time Team Wks. down from taking a stand on year’s winner John Summer to Fax 817-267-1813 any issue that will help bowl- mention only a few. 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AMF Richardson Lanes • 2101 N. Central Expwy., Richardson, TX 75080 • Ph: 972-231-2695 AMF Spare Time Lanes • 3149 S. Cooper St., Arlington, TX 76015 • Ph: 817-465-4997 Page 6 | Thursday, June 26, 2014 | THE BOWLING NEWS Dexter/USBC High School All-American Team has familiar names ARLINGTON — For the sec- year’s Junior Gold Champion- Ohio): A four-year member of ond consecutive season, Sierra ships in Buffalo, N.Y., in July. the bowling team, she helped Kanemoto of Riverside, Ohio, “Dexter Bowling has been a Stebbins High School to three and Derick Holmes of Wichita, great supporter of high school conference titles. She won Kan., have been selected to bowling for many years, and the Ohio High School Singles the Dexter/USBC High School selection to the Dexter/USBC Championships in 2012 and All-American Team. All-American Team is one of took third in 2013. She is a Ten bowlers, five boys and the top honors a high school member of the marching and five girls, were selected for the bowler can receive,” said symphonic bands and served 2013-2014 Dexter/USBC High Chad Murphy, USBC Interim on the student senate. School All-American Team. Executive Director and the Jessica Mellott (Lauderhill, Kanemoto and Holmes are just International Bowling Campus Fla.): Mellott, who has signed the sixth and seventh bowlers Managing Director of Youth to bowl at Alabama-Birming- Boys to make the team in back-to- Development. ham, was captain her last Allister Rutledge, Plano Super Bowl ...... 730 back seasons, and each also The five female student- two seasons at Coral Springs David Jacks II, Cityview Lanes ...... 698 was the top-ranked student in athletes named to the team: Charter School and earned Jared Nichols, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ...... 677 their graduating class. Haley Carroll (Williamsville, All-Broward Bowling Team D’Ontae Rhone, USA Bowl ...... 636 “Dexter is proud to recog- N.Y.): The junior helped Wil- honors. She took second at the Vincent Pontecorvo, AMF Showplace Euless ...... 612 nize these 10 bowlers who not liamsville South to second place 2013 Florida High School state Mitchell Neville, Forum Bowl ...... 565 only have been successful on at the state championships and tournament. She is a member Christian Miller, Brunswick Zone Watauga ...... 512 the lanes, but also in the class- helped the Section 6 all-star of the National Honor Society. Chris McCaleb, Red Bird Lanes ...... 511 room and in their communi- team to the state title in 2013. Krystina Nealon (Coral Dawson Byrd, AMF Lewisville Lanes ...... 485 ties,” said Bud Clapsaddle, Vice She is a member of the National Springs, Fla.): The junior was President of Dexter Bowling. Honor Society and also plays responsible for the formation of Girls This year’s selections mark flute in the band. A member of both the boys and girls teams at Jada Davis, USA Bowl ...... 608 Shana Geerdes, Plano Super Bowl ...... 594 the ninth year Dexter has the Girl Scouts since 2003, she Coral Glades High School this Kristin Hilker, Forum Bowl ...... 577 named a high school All-Amer- received the Bronze Award. season, led the girls team to its Jaden Takayesu, AMF Showplace Euless Lanes . 523 ican team. Student-athletes, Kendall De Jong (Chesa- first state tournament and won Kaylee Hancock, Red Bird Lanes ...... 511 who are nominated by their peake, Va.): Her team took the state individual title. She is Gabby Castro, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ...... 504 coach or athletic director, must second at the Virginia State a member of the National Honor Rosie Baxley, Brunswick Zone Watauga ...... 491 have a minimum 3.0 cumula- High School Bowling All-Star Society, the Drama Club and is Sam LeClear, Cityview Lanes ...... 474 tive grade-point average, based Championships, and she was the on the varsity tennis team. Megan Rice, AMF Lewisville Lanes ...... 309 on a 4.0 scale, and had to only girl selected to the all-tour- The five male student- provide a letter of recommenda- nament team. A National Honor athletes named to the team: tion and a 500-word essay. Society member, she also was an Michael Dertz (Tinley Park, Each student-athlete will all-district chorus selection the Ill.): He helped the Andrew receive a $1,000 scholarship last two years and won several High School bowling team to for being named to the team awards in DECA competitions. a state title in 2012 and a state and will be recognized at this Sierra Kanemoto (Dayton, Continued on Page 9 Dallas USBC Youth Scores Fort Worth USBC Youth Results
Allister Rutledge headed the with a sparkling 186-175-247 = Rice 115-309. David Jacks II topped the Fort games) 214-691, William Jewell 320, Dallas-area USBC Youth bowling 608 Youth Doubles set at USA At Plano Super Bowl – Bella Worth-area USBC Youth bowling Isabella Colbert 289, Hayden Norman last week with a powerful 245- Bowl. Hudson 50-134, James Johnson 145- last week with a hard-hitting 207- 385, Morgan Davis 467, Tyler Bailey 247-238 = 730 Thursday Youth/ At AMF Lewisville Lanes – Dawson 426, Jasmine Cintora 141-341, Jackson 236-255 = 698 series at Cityview 497, Kynadee Padron 413. Adult series at Plano Super Bowl. Byrd 169-485, Madeline Riley 48-103, Mueller 258-675, Emi Nester 169-462, Lanes. At Cityview Lanes – Kevin Carter- Jada Davis paced the girls Chandler Spalding 172-429, Megan Kevin Woodfill 121-355, Bryce Stephen- Kristin Hilker led the girls Berry 126-320, Stephanie LeClear son 224-538, Hailey Keister 188-538, with an impressive 224/577 Sum- 101-290, Adam Berry 142-341, Hannah Aidan O’Malley 147-402, Lelandra mer Forum Stars set at Forum 75-128, A J Felps 160-424, Caitlyn Blanco 95-268, Payton Carter 178-459, Bowl. Wallace 159-429, Matthew Becker Hailey Keister 190-512, Shana Geerdes At AMF Showplace Euless Lanes 69-191, Brhea Stevens 110-282, Andrew Lane Laughter 222-594, Cameron Wing 143-367, Skylar – Vincent Pontecorvo 214-612, Micah Becker 156-441, Sam LeClear 179-474, Maldonado 185-416, Chance Defoe McCracken 210-611, Jaden Takayesu Marc 140-390, Tory Davis 133-355, Josh 169-464, Jill Helbig 208-506, Tyson 215-523, Nicquelle Orr 187-494. Reininger 149-413, Thelma Watson Gray 185-478, RJ Grantham 169-493, At Brunswick Westcreek Lanes – 196-471, David Becker 162-416, Celie Lauren Bate 161-413, Allister Rutledge Jared Nichols 257-677, Gabby Castro Joyner 179-462, Matt Reininger 155- 199-543, Melanie Crawford 198-567, 194-504, Andre Kelly 133-374, Josalynn 460, Sydnee LeClear 123-313, Sam Bentley Sicks (2 games) 83-162, Alexis Robles 48, Colton Probert 174-445, Scotton 171-497, Josh Gibbs 187-519, Leavell (2 games) 83-147. Katie Hamlin 197-480, Dylan Morris Aaron Hayes 189-529, Jeremy Petosa At Red Bird Lanes – Chris McCaleb 203-504, Jazmyn Probert 89, Chance 177-511, Matthew Becker 183-468, Trey 171-511, Kaylee Hancock 181-511, Shilo Moore 210-584, Megan McDuff 116- Berry 166-357. Evans (2 games) 73-145, Caleb Venters 320, Alex Potter 44, Brendan Gentry At Forum Bowl – Mitchell Neville (2 games) 80-137, Jonathan Wood 140-358. 196-565, Kristin Hilker 235-570, (2 games) 97-184, Morgan Dixon (2 At Brunswick Zone Watauga – Braylan Canales 80-141, Ananiah games) 142-258. Christian Miller 202-512, Colton Wells Williams 113-187, Kyrah Durham 75- At USA Bowl – Celeste Castillo 202, Rosie Baxley 491, Kobe Nelson 166, Jenna Charlton 69-175, Cameron 121-312, Austin Ellis 246-607, D’Ontae (4 games) 626, Bayleigh Padron (4 Royes 191-548. Rhone 231-636, Gabriela Perla 107-303, Bryan Escobar 139-381, Ashley Martin 136-376, Rafael Barba 123-317, Hope YOUTH TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Gramly 200-572, J Gramly 190-485, Deborah Aladenika 108-259, Conner Teen Bowlers Circuit Mixson 216-534, Sam Dennehy 100-245, Contact: Brad Ellis, at [email protected] Ashley Hathaway 204-565, Trey Russell July 27th Forum Bowl, Grand Prairie, TX, Qualifying squads at 9 AM & 10:30 AM, top 8 to match 143-394, Ariana Woodberry 116-278, play finals. - Sport shot TBD Zach Hathaway 177-490, Kadima Super 7 Scratch Marathon Kwila 133-320, Lanice Holmes 141-398, Contact: Brad Ellis, at [email protected] Wyatt Smyser 73-184, Emma Riley July 26th Forum Bowl, Grand Prairie, TX, Scratch Marathon 2 PM - U20 and U15 divisions; JR Gold spot available and open to ALL USBC Youth - Sport shot TBD 139-308, Alexa Pacio 103-290, Trisha TBCA YOUTH TOURNAMENTS 2013-14 Rich 140-397. August 2-3 Grand Prix State – Bandera Bowl , San Antonio
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win the tournament,” Baker said. “Naturally I was hoping Baker wins PBA50 Northern history wasn’t going to repeat We are always itself.” looking for human With his win, Baker moves P.O. Box 1642, Colleyville, TX 76034 California Classic for 11th title into a tie for fourth on the interest story PBA50 Tour career titles list Phone 817-267-8686 BRENTWOOD, Calif. with Gene Stus. John Hande- Fax 817-267-1813 ideas—let us know — Tom Baker of King, N.C., gard leads with 14 career titles survived a championship with Gary Dickinson and Dale match battle of Professional Eagle tied for second with 12 Bowlers Association Hall of titles each. Famers Wednesday to win the In the semifinal round, PBA50 Northern California Baker advanced to the champi- Classic presented by MOTIV onship match by defeating Hall for his 11th career PBA50 Tour of Famer Amleto Monacelli, title. 228-195, and Bohn defeated Baker, a four-time PBA50 five-time PBA Tour winner Eric Player of the Year, defeated fel- Forkel of Las Vegas, 242-198. low Hall of Famer and PBA50 Bohn and Monacelli were try- Tour rookie Parker Bohn III ing for their second titles of the of Jackson, N.J., 290-245, in season while Forkel was trying the title match at Harvest Park for his first career PBA50 Tour Bowl which was also his first title. win of the season. In the first Two-time defending cham- six tournaments of the 2014 pion Walter Ray Williams Jr.’s PBA50 Tour season each has quest for a third consecutive been won by a PBA Hall of Northern California Classic win Famer. was thwarted with a 2-0 defeat “The whole day I had to in the round-of-8 best-of-three rely on my equipment,” said Tom Baker PBA LLC Photo match against Forkel earlier in the 59-year-old Baker who also the day. owns 10 PBA Tour titles. “I 10 pins on really good shots so The next stop for the PBA50 must have used five or six balls it got pretty frustrating.” Tour will be Caveman Bowl in today and the ball I used in the Ironically Baker avenged Grants Pass, Ore., June 20-23 championship match I didn’t a championship match loss to for the seventh stop of the even use all day. Bohn in the Brentwood Classic season. “I was pretty fortunate to be PBA Tour tournament in 1998 PBA50 NORTHERN able to bowl for the title,” he where Bohn beat Baker 239-222 CALIFORNIA CLASSIC continued. “In the round of 16 I for the title. PRESENTED BY MOTIV a-denotes amateur was down 2-0 and had to battle “We were talking about that Championship Match Tom Baker, King, N.C. ($8,000) def. Parker Bohn back to win the next three and the one thing I remember III, Jackson, N.J. ($4,500), 290-245. games to pull it out. I was about that match is I left a big Semifinal Round (one-game matches, losers having a lot of trouble leaving split that cost me a chance to earn $2,500) Bohn def. Eric Forkel, Las Vegas, 242-198. Baker def. Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, 228-195. 972-668-5263 Round of 8 (best-of-three games, losers 8789 Lebanon Road, At Strikz eliminated, earn $1,700) Baker def. Rick Francis, Linden, Calif., 2-0. Frisco, TX 75034 Forkel def. Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., 2-0. www.strikz.com Irvine unloads 734, Bohn def. Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio, 2-1. Monacelli def. Bryan Goebel, Shawnee, Kan., 2-1. Round of 16 (best-of-five games, losers Franklin fires 633 eliminated, earn $1,300) Goebel def. Ron Mohr, Las Vegas, 3-1. Monacelli def. Noel Vazquez, Sacramento, Calif., Rice 298 3-0. Francis def. Paul McCordic, Sugar Land, Texas, FRISCO – Rick Irvine led the Les Cline 234-662, Debbie Bennett 3-1. high-set chase last week at Strikz 194-475, Brad Bode 234-642, Shelly Baker def. Darron Peters, Murrietta, Calif., 3-2. with a power-packed 258-247-234 Brown 167-494, Ron Barton 267-668, Bohn def. Chris Keane, Cape Coral, Fla., 3-1. = 734 Monday Mixerz session. Kara Shaprio 196-515, Crandon Webb def. Nick Morgan, Sacramento, Calif., 3-1. Williams def. Kenny Parks, Hammond, Ind., 3-2. Genie Franklin, from the Haddock 243-699, Debbie Colby Forkel def. Johnny Petraglia, Jackson, N.J., 3-1. Lousy Bowlerz group, dominated 189-540. the ladies with a blue-ribbon 213- Bruce Southerland 237-711, Steve 192-228 = 633 production. Southerland 237-688, Don Levy 218- Doug Rice captured high- 617, Scott Noll 290-718, Sandy Watson At AMF Lewisville game honors with a near-perfect 256-660, Steve Tate 237-638, Gerald 298 solo. Walters 244-605, Doug Rice 730. HONOR ROLL Reynolds on At Forum Bowl top with 717, Ellis drills 775, DeBord Richie fires 692 claims 629 Ron Reynolds nailed down Leagues for all ages Ricky Ellis’ first-rate, 254-257- Keith Haines 270-691, Sonya Little high-set honors last week at Senior / Adult / Junior / Youth/Adult 264 = 775 Weekenders session 227-626, Bill Holland, Jr. 230-607, AMF Lewisville Lanes with a 2 Member, 3 Member, 4 Member, 5 Member ended as the number-one set of Nancy Burden 141-411, Jim Fletcher free-wheeling 224-257-236 = 717 the week at Forum Bowl. 250-700, Lisa Schrader 191-562, Danny Friday Fellowship series. All types to suit your Style! Melody Richie fronted distaff Caldarera 225-589, Marienne Murphy Sabina DeBord paced the Call today for scoring with an outstanding 277- 178-470. ladies with a strong 186-226-217 more details! 184-231 = 692 Fast Lane Trio set. Josh Mittl (4 games) 279-987, = 629 Lewisville Mixed set. HONOR ROLL Melody Richie (4 games) 890, Charles HONOR ROLL 2001 S. Great Sy Lafayette 256-708, Glenda Nelson Burton 289-693, Annie Akanni 201-541, Bob Villarreal 233-651, Larry Southwest Parkway 236-602, Homer Dudley (9 pin) 268- Joseph Canales 256-717, Jodie Rogers Vargas 216-618, Barbara McKeown 763, Pam Stewart (9 pin) 275-748, Bill 215-609, Jimmie Smith 280-770. 169-474, Shannon Stickland 200-562, Grand Prairie, Texas 75051 Holland, Jr. (9 pin, 4 games) 300-1089, Arlette Washington 225-611, Nancy Fred Sweazy 244-673, Karla Widders Dena Buffington (9 pin, 4 games) Lira 189-507, Michael King 256-738, 173-486, Donald Derrick 217-570, April 972-641-4406 or 972-647-2275 264-932. Susan Charlton 244-647. 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School, Williamsville, N.Y. School, Tinley Park, Ill. At Brunswick Zone Watauga DEXTER/USBC Kendall De Jong, Senior, Grassfield High School, Derick Holmes, Senior, Wichita Southeast High Chesapeake, Va. School, Wichita, Kan. Continued from Page 6 Sierra Kanemoto, Senior, Walter E. Stebbins High Joey Miller, Senior, Harlem High School, Loves School, Dayton, Ohio Park, Ill. Cantrell smothers 753, runner-up finish in 2014, and Jessica Mellott, Senior, Coral Springs Charter Paul Brendan Schink, Junior, Wilson Christian was 17th in the individual School, Lauderhill, Fla. Academy, Dravosburg, Pa. competition in 2014. A National Krystina Nealon, Junior, Coral Glades High Alex Sommer, Senior, Guilford High School, Honor Society member, he School, Coral Springs, Fla. Rockford, Ill. Davis downs 682 Boys finished fourth in the Skills Michael Dertz, Senior, Victor J. Andrew High Wyatt 300 USA Illinois State Competition Kody Cantrell won the battle 645, David Melman 698, Kathy Gaca 639, for Graphic Arts in 2014. for top billing last week at Timothy Bryant 735, Kathy Foote 557, Derick Holmes (Wichita, Brunswick Zone Watauga with Jacob Baker 694, Elizabeth Olivieri 513, Kan.): Holmes, the 2014 Chuck a red hot 753 Generation Gap Wynn Johnson 661. Hall Star of Tomorrow Award series. Donna Barnes 520, John Burkett (4 recipient, won the Kansas State Michelle Davis heated up the games) 968, Fred Gonzales 650, Kerry High School Activities As- lanes for the ladies with a hefty Rusk 573, Bill Jewell 732, Matt Stovall sociation individual state title 270/682 High Points set. 646, Michelle Maddox 500. as a junior and is a three-time Justin Wyatt captured high- SENIORS KSHSAA all-state member. game accolades with an award- David Schwartz 747, Sandy He received the Wichita State winning 12-bagger. Robertson 545, Larry Brunk 678, Sandy University Gore Scholarship HONOR ROLL Robertson 515, Morris McPeters 661, and has signed to bowl with Billy Lisenbe 664, Barbara Arceneaux Rose Jacobson 521. the Shockers this fall. Joey Miller (Loves Park, Ill.): Miller was captain of the Harlem High School bowling At Brunswick Westcreek team that finished fourth at the Illinois High School Association state tournament. The 2013 Illinois USBC Star of Baker topples 715 Tomorrow, Miller received the Steven Baker chalked up 192, Ed Whitley 220. Marquerite President’s Volunteer Service estimable 268/715 numbers in VonKolen 513, Chester Jones 255-611, Award in March 2014. He will Sunday Mixed action to head Dolores Howard 191-523, Ron Waller attend Indiana Institute of the honor roll for the week at 629, Carol Neubauer 171, Nate Griffin Technology this fall. 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Tibbs 170-483, Kimer Laster 611, Tera last two years and is a National Watauga Jennifer Reynolds 151-405, James Cromeens 132-337, Camron Reed 222, Honor Society member. Franklin 234, Jonathan Redfield 228- David Ermel 582. Alex Sommer (Rockford, 618, Vern Angton 224-591, Ramona Ron Mills 217-570, Gloria Llagas Ill.): He helped Guilford High 7301 Rufe Snow Drive, Watauga, TX 76148 Smith 233-561, George Calloway 613, 196-518, Richard Crossland, Sr. 200- School capture the Illinois High 817-485-2695 James Cuff 223-581, Barbara Angton 559, Perla Searcy 153-426. School Association state team title in 2010 and 2014 and was a three-time all-conference Looking for an Exciting, Full-time opportunity to selection. He also was a mem- work in a fun, fast-paced environment!!!! ber of the varsity tennis team. SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE 2014 The top-ranked student in his MONDAY Look No Further! 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moved into second place in before connecting on his final Graham, Norton Shores, Mich./Chris Forry, Ill., 2,755. 5, Chaser’s Pub, Las Vegas, 2,740. Bridgeport, Conn., 1,398. 9, John Kempf/ 6, Hanging with Haag, Greeley, Colo., 2,721. Team All-Events with a 10,205 12 deliveries for a 300 game Cody Sonnemann, Menomonee Falls, Wis., 7, Oakridge Farms, Frazee, Minn., 2,710. 8, total. and 690 series. 1,397. 10, Heath Haug, DeForest, Wis./Chris Storm Construction, Mazeppa, Minn., 2,709. Nielson’s 800 came in Boldt, a 22-year-old right- Pounders, Madison, Wis., 1,396. 9, Buffalo Bowl 1, Buffalo, Wyo., 2,677. dramatic fashion as he stepped hander, finished his Open Singles 10(tie), Kleve Construction, Wyoming, Iowa, 1, Louis Jenkins Jr., Warr Acres, Okla., 826. and Plymouth Club, Jonesboro, Ind., 2,676. onto the approach at the Championships debut June 16 2(tie), Chris Murray, San Jose, Calif., and Doubles National Bowling Stadium with games of 300, 226 and 256 Jon Trzcinski, Lake Wales, Fla., 802. 4, Jeff 1, Chad Razink, Clontarf, Minn./Paul Beyer, needing six pins on the final for a 782 series, just missing Grego, Fort Wayne, Ind., 798. 5, Matt Riege, Benson, Minn., 1,222. 2, Cory Baltunado/ WEEKLY GLANCE shot of his team event to add the top 10 in Regular Singles. Waterloo, Wis., 792. 6, Jay Lang, Sterling Rogelio Baltunado, Waipahu, Hawaii, 1,196. Heights, Mich., 791. 7, Derek Magno, Cicero, 3, Randy Taylor, Bennett, Colo./Ron Morgan, his name to the tournament re- He added a 611 series in team N.Y., 788. 8(tie), Scott Safransky, Kenosha, Strasburg, Colo., 1,180. 4, Don Allen, Eugene, (as of June 21, 2014) cord book. He left the 4-6-7-10 and 581 in doubles for a 1,974 Wis., and Justin Ziegler, Corona, Calif., 784. Ore./Todd Vrooman, Tualatin, Ore., 1,165. 5, Two bowlers shoot 800 at 2014 split on his final offering, but all-events total. 10, Terrence Blevins, Chicago, 783. Melissa Sharp, Mountlake Terrace, Wash./Joe USBC Open Championships it was enough, as he finished 2014 USBC OPEN All-Events Erickson, Auburn, Wash., 1,159. 6, Stacey Jon Trzcinski of Bay Shore, 1, Anthony LaCaze, Melrose Park, Ill., 2,273. 2, Smith, Tomball, Texas/Stephen Kubis, Hous- with games of 269, 279 and 252 CHAMPIONSHIPS Tim Damerow, Waupun, Wis., 2,228. 3, Eric ton, 1,157. 7, Mark Skog/Carol Skog, Norway, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. N.Y., and Chris Nielson of Livo- for 800 on the nose. Copping, Websterville, Vt., 2,226. 4, Ben Mich., 1,156. 8(tie), Chuck Welle, Hawley, (Top 10 division leaders with hometown and pinfall) nia, Mich., brought the number Canfield, San Diego, 2,209. 5, Dan Higgins, Minn./Ryan Knutson, Dilworth, Minn., and The 29-year-old left-hander REGULAR DIVISION Westerville, Ohio, 2,208. 6, Jon Trzcinski, Lake Bernie Adkins, Venus, Texas/Brenda Bassett, of 800 series rolled at this added 724 in singles and 630 in Team Wales, Fla., 2,196. 7, A.J. Chapman, Wichita, Cedar Hill, Texas, 1,149. 10, Catina Hansen/ year’s United States Bowling 1, Motion Plus Lanes (Jeff Nimke, Chris Pierson, doubles to finish his fifth Open Kan., 2,194. 8, Jeff Grego, Fort Wayne, Ind., Darlene Hunter, Goldsboro, N.C., 1,148. Chad Maas, Chad Kloss, Dave Beres), Cudahy, Congress Open Championships Championships campaign with 2,182. 9, Chris Forry, Bridgeport, Conn., 2,180. Singles Wis., 3,561. 2, Donovan’s Bunch, Painted to six on June 11 and June 12, 10, Chris Kliczinski, Pinckney, Mich., 2,178. 1, William Hawkins, Houston, 669. 2, Peter Col- a career-best 2,154 all-events Post, N.Y., 3,551. 3, Lodge Lanes Kids, Or- Team All-Events angelo , DeLand, Fla., 662. 3, Jacob Ramos, respectively. total. lando, Fla., 3,527. 4, Thanks Ronnie, Orlando, 1, Janz’s H.I. (Joe Janz, Andy Bunkoske, Tim Janz, Kapolei, Hawaii, 659. 4, Richard Cracco, A day removed from leading Fla., 3,514. 5, Warriors, Lake Wales, Fla., Two bowlers toss perfect Randy Hupf, Tim Damerow), Beaver Dam, Wis., Monee, Ill., 658. 5, Mark Heilman, Kasota, 3,513. 6, Team Turbo Grips, Fort Wayne, Ind., Lodge Lanes Kids of Orlando, games at National Bowling 10,363. 2, Lodge Lanes Kids, Orlando, Fla., Minn., 650. 6, Christopher Young, Oakland, 3,511. 7, The 11thFrame.com 1, Oregon, Wis., Fla., into third place in Regular 10,205. 3, Team NABR, West Henrietta, N.Y., Calif., 635. 7, Howard Almond, Chesterfield, Stadium 3,502. 8, Storm Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 3,501. 10,169. 4, Rose Bowl Lanes, Newark, N.Y., Va., 634. 8, Tim Despain, Redwood City, Team with a 3,527 total, Steven Miller of Houston 9, Janz’s H.I., Beaver Dam, Wis., 3,499. 10, 10,144. 5, MU Warrior Support 1, Omaha, Neb., Calif., 633. 9, Alonzo Pikes, Chicago, 631. 10, Trzcinski rolled games of 243, Team NABR, West Henrietta, N.Y., 3,495. and first-timer Carl Boldt of 10,140. 6, S&B Pro Shop 1, Clinton Township, Brian Hall, Tracy, Calif., 630. Doubles 289 and 270 for an 802 series Pontiac, Mich., rolled 300 Mich., 10,136. 7, Lodge Lanes Too, Orlando, All-Events 1, Carl Poelzer/Clark Poelzer, Arden Hills, and moved into a tie for second Fla., 10,109. 8, Higgy’s Crew, Westerville, 1, Trevor Silva, Davis, Calif., 1,855. 2, Ryan games at the USBC Open Minn., 1,465. 2, Angela Chirpich/Tom Hess, Ohio, 10,106. 9, Junior Team USA Support 1, Yadao, Las Vegas, 1,792. 3, Adam Martin, place in Regular Singles. Championships this week. Urbandale, Iowa, 1,445. 3, Steve Harman/ Mansfield, Texas, 10,084. 10, Thanks Ronnie, Rio Rancho, N.M., 1,784. 4, Steve Johnson, The 23-year-old right-hander Nicholas Hoagland, Indianapolis, 1,439. 4, Through 110 days of competi- Orlando, Fla., 10,061. Rosholt, S.D., 1,774. 5, Richard Cracco, Andrew Jordan, Dublin, Ohio/Brandon Novak, finished his second USBC Open tion this year, there have CLASSIFIED DIVISION Monee, Ill., 1,773. 6, Mark Bylander, Vergas, Chillicothe, Ohio, 1,425. 5, Marty LaVigne, Championships appearance Team Minn., 1,761. 7, Kyle Homan, Celina, Ohio, been 32 perfect games at the Temperance, Mich./Mike Barron, Monroe, 1, Scotty’s 1 (Tom Lee, Dave Fremling, John 1,744. 8, David Williams, Mandan, N.D., with a 2,196 all-events total, National Bowling Stadium. Mich., 1,424. 6, Joshua Schmehl, Seaford, Fremling, Dan Fremling, Jon Lee), Alexandria, 1,743. 9, Tony Gannan, Chillicothe, Mo., which is sixth in Regular Del./Casey Irvin, Selbyville, Del., 1,423. 7, Miller, a 30-year-old right- Minn., 2,843. 2, Ten Spot Lanes, Mandan, 1,735. 10(tie), William Hawkins, Houston, and Scott Pohl, Burnsville, Minn./Mike Rose All-Events. hander, rolled games of 174 and N.D., 2,806. 3, Yeah Spare II, Sacramento, Eric Ohlrogge, Alexandria, Minn., 1,734. Jr., West Henrietta, N.Y., 1,403. 8, Brian Lodge Lanes Kids also 216 in his team event June 14 Calif., 2,795. 4, Kenn’s Pro Shop, Frankfort,
N.M., took control of Division doubles and singles competition of 350-379) Daniels-Harrod, Bowie, Md., 623. 3, Melody 5 All-Events this week at 2014 will be featured. 1, Tely Ikehara, Covina, Calif./Mihoko Matsuoka, Feathers, Houston, 616. 4, Sabrina Middleton, Orange, Calif., 1,211. 2, Denise Johnson, Loxley, Ala., 612. 5, Tonia Chambers, Pleasant USBC Women’s Championships, Finally, 2013 Scratch All- Durango, Colo./Karyn Coffey, Rio Rancho, N.M., Valley, Mo., 609. while Angie Boone of Santa Bar- Events champion Rocio Restrepo 1,207. 3, Elizabeth Bryant, Newark, Calif./Sandi Division 4, (For bowlers with averages from bara, Calif., moved into a tie for will return to Reno to see if she Milby, Santa Ynez, Calif., 1,202. 4, Charla Scott, 145-159) the lead of Division 3 All-Events. Muskogee, Okla./Jesslyn Rhoades, Oklahoma 1, Cathy Torgerson, Ozark, Ala., 613. 2, Audrey can duplicate her near-record City, 1,191. 5(tie), Jan Nagamine, Kaneohe, Cannizzaro, Monroe, N.Y., 580. 3, Clarita Nichols posted sets of 553 performance from 2013. The Hawaii/Kellie Inouye, Honolulu, and Kimberly Laje, Milpitas, Calif., 571. 4, Michelle Rourick, WEEKLY GLANCE in singles, 496 in team and Colombian national team mem- Crabtree, Gardnerville, Nev./Shannon Spivack, Idaho Falls, Idaho, 569. 5, Shannon DeCosta, 469 in doubles to finish with a ber posted the second-highest South Lake Tahoe, Calif., 1,183. Kaneohe, Hawaii, 568. (For June 14 – June 20, 2014) Division 3, (For bowlers with combined averages Division 5, (For bowlers with averages from 1,518 total, surpassing Michele all-events score in Women’s Washington state bowler of 320-349) 130-144) Sedersten of Saronville, Neb., Championships history, 2,274, on perfect at USBC Women’s 1, Sue Moen, Beloit, Wis./Denise Jenson, Chaska, 1, Laura Roberts, Council Bluffs, Iowa, 558. 2, who previously held the lead her way to the title and added Minn., 1,169. 2, Jennie Rious/Belinda Matthews, Mitzi Nichols, Ft. Sumner, N.M., 553. 3, Michele Championships with 1,478. the only perfect game of the 2013 Lake Charles, La., 1,150. 3, Michelle Little/ Sedersten, Saronville, Neb., 534. 4, Janet Anna Green of Tacoma, Christina Scholten, Cadillac, Mich., 1,135. 4, Radke, Corvallis, Ore., 532. 5, Janet Herrold, Nichols’ singles score also event along the way. Her doubles Wash., always hoped her bowl- Toni Draeger/Roxanne Graham, Bakersfield, Spring Mills, Pa., 531. was enough to move her into and singles will be broadcast ing career would include a Calif., 1,117. 5, Jan Henn, Elgin, Neb./Diane Division 6, (For bowlers with averages of 129 and second place in Division 5 June 27 at 11 a.m. Eastern. Wolf, Norfolk, Neb., 1,111. below) perfect game, and that dream Singles. Laura Roberts of Coun- 2014 USBC WOMEN’S Division 4, (For bowlers with combined averages 1, Stacy Rafferty, Eureka, Calif., 531. 2, came true at the 2014 United of 290-319) Christine Batt, Crystal Lake, Ill., 514. 3, Michelle cil Bluffs, Iowa, leads with 558. CHAMPIONSHIPS 1, Casey Kacena/Carole Kacena, Iowa City, Iowa, Hernandez, Stroudsburg, Pa., 499. 4, Antonisha States Bowling Congress Wom- TEAM Boone put together sets of 1,082. 2, Audrey Osborn, Federal Way, Wash./ Doakes, Houston, 492. 5, Mardelle Corker, en’s Championships when she Diamond, (For bowlers with combined averages of Gloria Arend, Auburn, Wash., 1,077. 3, Paula North Highlands, Calif., 490. 601 in doubles, 577 in team and 725 and above) finished her doubles event with Thomson, Western Springs, Ill./Robyn Brown, ALL-EVENTS 527 in singles to match the 1,705 1, Eagle’s Edge Pro Shop (Joey Biondo, Keri 12 consecutive strikes. Lockport, Ill., 1,069. 4, Stephanie Edwards- Division 1, (For bowlers with averages of 190 and Caduto, Tina Becke, Jonquay Armon), series rolled by Eileen Stires of White/Sherley Bourland, Rialto, Calif., 1,063. above) The 53-year-old right-hander Carpentersville, Ill., 2,628. 2, VISE/IT Grips, Hammonton, N.J. 5, Cathy Sutton, Independence, Ky./Debbie 1, Joey Biondo, Carpentersville, Ill., 2,074. 2, Tina became the third competitor of Waukesha, Wis., 2,581. 3, Junior Team USA A look ahead Holcomb, Burlington, Ky., 1,059. Becke, Carol Stream, Ill., 2,038. 3, Stacie Watson, Support 1, Lincoln, Calif., 2,555. 4, Doin the 2014 tournament, and 23rd in Division 5, (For bowlers with combined averages San Diego, 2,031. 4, Mihoko Matsuoka, Orange, As the 2014 USBC Women’s Twerk, Blauvelt, N.Y., 2,506. 5, Coming in Hot, the 95-year history of the USBC of 260-289) Calif., 2,019. 5(tie), Sarah Germano, Rochester, Championships nears its June Mansfield, Texas, 2,487. 1, Tess Li/Marlyn Bisnar, Henderson, Nev., 1,028. N.Y., and Velma Watson, Chicago, 2,015. Women’s Championships, to ac- Ruby, (For bowlers with combined averages of 30 finish, the top female bowl- 2, Angel Bachman, Inver Grove Heights, Minn./ Division 2, (For bowlers with averages from complish the feat. Tracey Stevens 650-724) ers in the country will visit the Rose Burke, Austin, Minn., 1,005. 3, Marcia 175-189) 1, USA-Japan Travelers 1 (Marge Miyoda, Christine of Dunellen, N.J., and Jeri Campbell, Columbus, Ohio/Elaine Hibbler, Grove 1, Mallory Nutting, Monmouth, Maine, 1,853. RSCC this week in advance of Nagayama, Tely Ikehara, Mihoko Matsuoka), Espinoza of South San Francisco, City, Ohio, 980. 4, Daisy Murphy, Jacksonville, 2, Susan Schlink, Chicago, 1,843. 3, Debra the USBC Queens and Senior Orange, Calif., 2,215. 2, Old Friends 2, Fla./Gayle Selph, Callahan, Fla., 976. 5, Sandy Pahdocony, Shawnee, Okla., 1,799. 4, Sandra Calif., also rolled 300 games this Lake Helen, Fla., 2,192. 3, All Star Lanes 2, Queens, which will take place Marsh, Moore, Okla./Kathy Rose, Oklahoma Giddens, Orlando, Fla., 1,798. 5, Lana Albrecht, year at the Reno-Sparks Conven- Silverdale, Wash., 2,187. 4, Tickets, Las Vegas, at the National Bowling Stadium City, 975. Wyoming, Minn., 1,791. 2,185. 5, Reno Divas, Greendale, Wis., 2,174. tion Center. Division 6, (For bowlers with combined averages of Division 3, (For bowlers with averages from from June 27-July 3. Emerald, (For bowlers with combined averages of Green started doubles June 259 and below) 160-174) There will be four live stream 575-649) 1, Myrlee VanAusdal/Georgie Johnson, Santaquin, 1(tie), Eileen Stires, Hammonton, N.J., and 18 with games of 166 and 170 1, Fabulous Five II (Ruth Weaver, Nancy Guiden, broadcasts from the RSCC, start- Utah, 965. 2, Janice Johnson, Albuquerque, Angie Boone, Santa Barbara, Calif., 1,705. 3, before making the right move, Venicia Hannah, Sandra McIntosh), Richton ing on June 24 at 10 p.m. Eastern, N.M./Patricia Davis, Renton, Wash., 926. 3, Shannon Ross-Porter, Dallas, Ore., 1,700. 4, Park, Ill., 2,036. 2, Country Ladies, Rhodes, which finally got her lined up. Deborah Hales, Rockport, Texas/Brenda Owen, Tiffany Smith, Orange City, Fla., 1,688. 5, Tonia Some Strike It Hot of Albuquer- Mich., 2,029. 3, Tigger’s Gals, Oswego, Ill., The perfect finish helped her to Bay City, Texas, 878. 4, Anne Pattillo/Brenda Chambers, Pleasant Valley, Mo., 1,680. que, N.M., will be featured. The 2,007. 4, Balls of Glory, Joliet, Ill., 2,003. 5, Terral, Little Rock, Ark., 877. 5, Jody Brown- Division 4, (For bowlers with averages from a 636 series, the highest in her Whatever, Deer Park, Texas, 2,000. group captured the 2012 Diamond Garcia/Sylvia Bakken, Brighton, Colo., 873. 145-159) nine-year career at the Women’s Sapphire, (For bowlers with combined averages of Team title and finished runner- SINGLES 1, Elaine Weaver-Purdy, Las Vegas, 1,601. 2, 574 and below) Championships. Division 1, (For bowlers with averages of 190 and Heather Sherman, Aberdeen, Md., 1,597. 3(tie), up in the same event in 2013. 1, Bowling Divas 2 (Dawn Evanich, Penny Jojola, “On the last ball of the second above) Catherine Marin-Wisdom, Oakland, Calif., and The team also finished third in Logan Hastings, Donna Hastings), Loveland, 1, Lisa Kelley, Wichita, Kan., 748. 2(tie), Amy Shannon DeCosta, Kaneohe, Hawaii, 1,588. 5, game, I made an adjustment, Colo., 1,885. 2, Outsiders, Hueytown, Ala., Scratch Team in 2013. Stolz, Newport, Wash., and Brandy Sanderson, Carletha Johnson, Washington, D.C., 1,585. and it seemed pretty good,” said 1,856. 3, Oneida County Hospital, Garland, On June 25 at 7 p.m. Eastern, Bossier City, La., 743. 4, Joey Biondo, Division 5, (For bowlers with averages from Utah, 1,850. 4, Wanna Bees, Minier, Ill., 1,835. Green, who added 583 in singles Carpentersville, Ill., 726. 5(tie), Liz Sautter, 130-144) former Team USA member and 5, KRB Ranches, Sandia, Texas, 1,825. and 552 in team for a career-best San Jose, Calif., and Annie Silvers, Spokane, 1, Mitzi Nichols, Ft. Sumner, N.M., 1,518. 2, 2012 USBC Queens champion DOUBLES Wash., 719. Michele Sedersten, Saronville, Neb., 1,478. 3, 1,771 all-events effort, placing Division 1, (For bowlers with combined averages of Diandra Asbaty and her talented Division 2, (For bowlers with averages from Marie Lerandeau, Cottonwood, Idaho, 1,473. 4, her in a tie for seventh place in 380 and above) team will be spotlighted. 175-189) Rita Toedebusch, Grain Valley, Mo., 1,464. 5, 1, Jan Schmidt, Hales Corners, Wis./Sarah Division 2. “I told myself I would 1, Eva Erlich, Warner Robins, Ga., 682. 2, Jan Cassandra Kelly-Moore, Tucson, Ariz., 1,454. On June 26 at 3 p.m. Eastern, Germano, Rochester, N.Y., 1,311. 2, Amy SaLee/ keep throwing it there until it Schmidt, Naperville, Ill., 677. 3, Debra Pahdo- Division 6, (For bowlers with averages of 129 and the 2013 Diamond Singles and Rebecca Wilke, Grandville, Mich., 1,299. 3, cony, Shawnee, Okla., 667. 4, Robin Cnossen, below) didn’t work anymore, and it Cassandra Cannon/Stacie Watson, San Diego, All-Events champion Christine Ponca City, Okla., 659. 5, Lana Albrecht, 1, Antonisha Doakes, Houston, 1,412. 2, worked all the way.” 1,286. 4, Diane Marget, Champlin, Minn./ Gill will return to the RSCC to Wyoming, Minn., 646. Penelope Wilkins, San Leandro, Calif., 1,406. Angela Chirpich, Urbandale, Iowa, 1,280. 5, Two new leaders emerge in Division 3, (For bowlers with averages from 3, Terry Fallon, Natick, Mass., 1,396. 4, Stacy see if she can reclaim her spot Lori Thompson, Cedar Park, Texas/Maryiedth all-events at RSCC 160-174) Rafferty, Eureka, Calif., 1,382. 5, Linda Silcott, at the top of the standings. Her Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 1,279. 1(tie), Marilyn Brown, Chicago, and Cecelia Sacramento, Calif., 1,379. Mitzi Nichols of Fort Sumner, Division 2, (For bowlers with combined averages THE BOWLING NEWS | Thursday, June 26, 2014 | Page 11
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BILL O’NEIL and Pete (Weber) couldn’t do short of his first title, but the threw strikes on his first five match. Weber trailed by four Continued from Page 1 it. If Pete can’t play inside, I 29-year-old seventh-year pro shots and filled the final five pins after eight frames, but have no business being there, was pleased about winning frames in cruising to a 237-172 missed a 7 pin spare attempt in and a berth in Oklahoma’s so I told myself two hours ago, three matches in his first PBA win over Koivuniemi, a 13-time the ninth to let Valenta escape Grand Casino Resort King of in practice, I’m going to stay Tour television appearance. PBA Tour winner from Hart- with a 204-190 decision. the Swing, a special event that right here and make it work. “My ‘A’ game is lofting, land, Mich. The title match was a frame- will conclude the Summer “It was one of those days and I did pretty well today,” With the oil burning out to-frame battle all the way to Swing. when everything worked out, Valenta said. “I only made in the front part of the lane, the 10th where Valenta doubled While Valenta, a two- and when I got up in the 10th, two bad shots. I knew if other Valenta began lofting the ball to force O’Neill to duplicate his handed, high-revolution player, I really wasn’t nervous. I knew guys played to the right of me, past the arrows and continued feat for the win. played a severe inside line, what I had to do. Whatever they had to go straight. If they striking in an easy 236-165 win 2014 PBA BADGER OPEN lofting the ball 10 feet or more (Valenta) did, it didn’t matter. moved left to where I was, then over Kent, a PBA rookie from Grand Casino Resort Event Center, Shawnee, Okla. down the lane, O’Neill moved I knew I was going to get up it was playing my game against Yakima, Wash., who didn’t Final Standings: 1, Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., to the right side of the lane and there and double, and that’s yours and we’ll see who wins. strike until the eighth frame. $10,000. 2, Brian Valenta, Lockport, Ill., played a much straighter shot what I did. I wanted them to come my way Valenta moved even farther $5,000. 3, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo., $4,000. to the pocket. “It felt great to do so. It’s because I figured my rev rate left and lofted the ball farther 4, Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., $3,500. 5, Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich., $3,000. “I knew I couldn’t play been a while since I’ve been would be the equalizer. down the lane, putting together Playoff Results: Match One – Valenta def. (as far inside as Valenta was in that position. I couldn’t be “I had a great time,” he one string of three strikes in a Koivuniemi, 237-172. Match Two – Valenta playing),” O’Neill said. “Mika happier.” added. “I got a little intense, cat-and-mouse battle with We- def. Kent, 236-165. Semifinal Match – Valenta (Koivuniemi) couldn’t do it, Valenta was obviously but I didn’t go crazy.” ber, a PBA Hall of Famer and def. Weber, 204-190. Championship – O’Neill Marshall (Kent) couldn’t do it disappointed about falling In his first match, Valenta 37-time titlist, in the semifinal def. Valenta, 243-235. Page 12 | Thursday, June 26, 2014 | THE BOWLING NEWS
wanted to charge out of the Plan, work, do your best, enjoy their fourth Super Bowl in room and play the Raiders the next level of success, work January 1980 – a record for a right at that moment. Instead, some more, but don’t rub head coach that stands to this JJustust PayingPaying they had to wait six more days someone’s face in your success day – Zubik was worried he to clinch the franchise’s first or a lack of theirs, and keep might lose out on Noll, who AFC title and a trip to Super striving to be your best. was scheduled to speak just a AAttentionttention Bowl IX against the Minnesota According to the Pittsburgh week later. Sure enough, Noll By Mark London Vikings, undoubtedly boosted Post-Gazette last week, The came anyway to speak to the [email protected] with the confidence shown by Rev. David A. Zubik, bishop of group of students. Noll. the Diocese of Pittsburgh, who “That was the point of Over the years, I’ve written If the Steelers were on, all yard Emperor Chaz, as local led the funeral service, offered Chuck Noll’s life,” Zubik said. about what Saturdays were work activity would cease, as sportswriter and Steeler radio an observation. “It didn’t matter how important like in my youth. They would all house- analyst (and Terrible Towel Zubik was a young priest in you were, or how valuable start with junior leagues, then hold energy inventor) Myron Cope referred 1979, he said, when he got the you seemed to be in society. go through one of the fastest would be to Noll, was the first to imple- idea to request that Noll speak In his eyes, everybody was serving McDonald’s you’ll ever redirected ment a now-accepted practice on leadership to a group of important.” experience, to settling down to willing the during Super Bowl week itself. high school seniors. To his sur- Coaching football was Roone Arledge’s ninety-minute next higher Up until this point, players prise, Noll accepted the offer something Chuck Noll did, but prelude to ‘ABC’s Wide World number were pretty much sequestered on the condition that nobody it was so much more. He really of Sports’. in the win the practice field and to their would know of his coming. did leave things better than But what about Sundays? column. hotel with nightly bed-checks When Noll’s Steelers won when he arrived. If there wasn’t part two of Thankfully, and upon arriving in the Saturday afternoon yard work, in the 1970s, Super Bowl host city. In New there was cleaning my room this hap- Orleans, Noll told the players At Cowtown Bowling Palace listening to Casey Kasem and pened often. there were no bed-checks or American Top 40. Any really We were privy (and still are), restrictions until later in the decent Top 40 radio station to have my Pittsburgher-for-life week, allowing them to get carried the three, then later the Uncle Dave giving us informa- a French Quarter visit out of Run Through crushes 805, four-hour show, recapping the tion not heard outside the their system. top 40 songs from that week’s ‘Burgh about the team. Even after that Super Bowl Billboard magazine’s Hot 100 Often, he would use Head win, and other wins not so big, Hart snags 680 chart. Coach Chuck Noll’s press Noll reminded his players they Kasem would uniquely conference as a starter point were still on a quest for excel- Nathan Run Through crushed 650, Jamie Hines 186-515, Chris highlight cities in opposite of reference. Some weeks, the lence, to be the best they could the competition last week at Johnson (4 games) 275-1026. ends of the press briefing would be shorted be. For many, it took a life Cowtown Bowling Palace with Donetta Fleming (4 games) 224-794, country than others, depending on away from Super Bowl trips for a power-packed 258-258-289 Nathan Run Through (4 games) 1015, whose Noll’s patience for detailing a those life lessons to hit home. = 805 Ft. Worth Classic Trio Chad Murrell (4 games) 279-972, Billy names point to a sometimes-not-the- Like contemporary Tom production. Gann 254-678, Katie Tallant 243-644, started brightest-reporter in the room, Landry, Noll stayed away from Amy Hart’s hard-hitting Michael Williams 258-663. with the especially if it concerned the the spotlight once the season 220-227-233 = 680 Wednesday Rebecca Williams 237-604, Bryon same letter. play calling of quarterback was over, turning down en- Winners set fronted distaff Green 242-654, Lina Choun 170-492. Coming out Terry Bradshaw. Back at this dorsements which could have scoring. SENIORS of commer- time, certain quarterbacks boosted his name and his bank HONOR ROLL Johnny Zaskoda 256-675, Neva cial usu- could for the most part, call account nicely. Noll was even a David Poe 268-700, Katie Tallant House 210-581, John Stewart 233-631, ally twice their own plays. bit uncomfortable in having his 207-561, Chris Burns 252-679, Rebecca Betty Odom 187-522, John Hunt 243- a show, he Noll was not a back-slapper name adorn the football field at Williams 199-544, Matt Allen 268-665, 610, Alice Phillips 181-508, Ken Eilert might say, “From Fresno to or yelled like Lombardi, rather St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Stella Evans 210-541, Dee Munsell 224-652, Emily Arnold 199-541. Fredericksburg, from Dallas giving players words, some- Pennsylvania, site of the Steeler 246-690, Leon Aragon 255-669. John Stewart 222-619, Carole to Duluth, these are the forty times stern, to listen to and training camp for nearly 50 Jamie Brooks 253-668, Duane Watson 181-531, John Hunt 244-605, biggest songs in America this process in their own way and years. Skinner 257-727, Marv Giltrap 244-680, Millie Griggs 197-525. week,” before resuming the time. He was not a big be- What’s now known as the Pam Chandler 203-552, Jason Magallon countdown. liever in motivational speeches, Steeler way of doing things No matter the part of the although a statement he made started with the man they call country we lived at the time, during the 1974 playoff run “The Chief”, Steeler founder Kasem was there like clock- to the first Super Bowl win is Art Rooney, the Rooney family, work. As a rookie radio DJ in recalled with fondness and is a but the winning portion, which the early 80s, I had the honor moment in team history players now has exceeded the first of spinning the eight sides of regard as highly as fans regard forty years of losing, ending the four LP albums the station The Immaculate Reception two in the aforementioned event received each week, usually years earlier. of December 23, 1972, is all from 2-6 a.m. on a Sunday The Oakland Raiders had Chuck Noll and so very much morning, also wondering about just beat the two-time defend- Western Pennsylvania and part the expense of distributing ing Super Bowl champion Mi- of the culture of my youth. those discs to several hundred ami Dolphins a dramatic first stations each week. round playoff game, ending His portion of presenting the their quest to be the first team weekly show spanned almost to win three straight Super 20 years, until Shadoe Stevens, Bowls. In what has become and later Ryan Seacrest took known as the “Sea of Hands” “The over. By that time, ABC Radio game, reporters and Raiders could distribute the show via fans thought they had just seen satellite, as they had with the Super Bowl 8 1 / 2, dismissing quickest and rest of their news, sports, and the Raiders upcoming opponent entertainment programming. I in the AFC Championship would be surprised if that first Game. radio station still had those In the Monday meeting back best way to weekly shows in its library at Steeler headquarters, Noll somewhere. Once they were told the players he had also aired, they were not to be used seen the quotes and remarks reach people again, for any reason, ever. from the Raiders/Dolphins ################ game. Rather than dismissing Once a weekly AT40 ended the words, he told the players in bowling–” from September to December, he thought the best football and hopefully January, it was team in the NFL had not beat time for the next part of Sun- Miami two days earlier, but days. Since this was the just instead, even with all the early before the 16-foot home satellite season turmoil, was sitting dishes appeared in backyards “right here in this room today.” across the country, we had Years later, a few of the P.O. Box 1642, Colleyville, TX 76034 to trust the local TV guide in players, including Joe Greene dad’s newspaper in telling us and Rocky Bleier, said upon Phone 817-267-8686 which NFL games were shown. hearing Noll’s statement they Fax 817-267-1813