NATIONAL BOWLING DAY: Rosecroft Raceway America bowls free on August 11 to host Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner Celebration

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1 of 1 11/16/2010 12:56 PM Rosecroft Raceway to host Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner Celebration Four to be inducted October 6

NCAUSBCA’s 2012 Hall of Fame Induction and Dinner Celebration will take place Saturday, October 6 at Rosecroft Raceway in Fort Wash- ington, Md. The event begins with a “Meet & Greet” session with

Summer 2012 cash bar at 4 p.m., and a buffet dinner fea- Vol. 46, No. 6 turing Carved Round of Beef with Horserad- ish Sause and Country Chicken Breast with Serving the nation’s third largest bowling market, BOWL Magazine was honored five times by the American Bowling Congress as the Stuffing scheduled to start at 4:45 p.m. The nation’s “best local association publication.” induction ceremony will follow dinner. The Hall of Fame’s “Class of 2012” includes four individuals—Buddy Engleman and Bobby Hall Sr., two of area’s best bowlers in the 1960s, ‘70s, and ‘80s, longtime youth league coach/administrator Richard “Rick” Parker, and Alden “Andy” Anderson, who, in addition to being a for- mer association director and serving as secretary of the Falls Church Commercial League since 1985, provided many years of technical 2011–2012 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS assistance to the Nation’s Capital Area Bowling Association and the Washington, D.C. Area Women’s Bowling Association. PRESIDENT Jane Andrews Tickets, which cost $40, will soon be available at the NCAUSBCA office and through many association board members. VICE PRESIDENTS Jonathan Emery, Andrea Dale, Kristen Robinson, Robert Ashley III

DIRECTORS Ruth Adams, Gracie Barnes, Tavawyaha Batts, Mark Bennett, Sondra Blakey, Judith Butler, Nancy Casterlin, Michael Coleman, Phyllis Cook, Thomas Dale Jr., Diane Garrett, Larry Gonzales, CONTENTS.... Willie Graves Jr., Leon Gray, Ronald Holton, Karen Jost, Darron Mayes, Gene Mays, Bruce Merriman, Berlin Myers, Dominic Parham, 5 Board elects McGregor as NCAUSBCA manager Susan Ryan, Michael Sinek, Sheila Small, 5 National Bowling Day: America bowls free on August 11 James Stewart, Helen Toms, Hazel Wallace, Kirk Williams 7 Storm SFAC project a big hit at Fort Meade 7 Bowl Expo videos available 8 NCAUSBCA Open Championship Tournament prize list MANAGER W. Ray Brothers 11 “Most Improved Woman” honoree saluted 14 September 1 application deadline for USBC positions ASSISTANT MANAGER Ronald McGregor 15 Bowl America Youth & Star of the Year Grand Finals

TREASURER 4 Update 12 Ask Bob Ralph Hayward 5 President’s Message 12 Check Your Knowledge 6 Manager’s Memo 14 Our Back Pages 6 The Question: 16 Association Honor Score Awards PUBLISHER: Nation’s Capital Area USBC Assocation, 6 Steinsiek 17 Pop Kulture Kwiz 9315 Largo Drive West, Suite 110, Largo, Maryland 20774-4762 9 The List 18 Tournament Roundup 301/499-1693 • 301/499-5927 (fax) • facebook.com/ncausbca EDITOR: Robert Cosgrove ON THE COVER: Ronald McGregor takes over from Ray Brothers as association manager at the start of the 2012-2013 season. (Photo by Bob Cosgrove)

BOWL Magazine is published bi-monthly, September through June/July (“Summer”) by NCAUSBCA Inc. The magazine, like the association, is dedicated to the advancement of the sport of tenpins and hopes to foster and nurture the spirit of good sportsmanship throughout its pages. The editorial and business offices are located in the NCAUSBCA office. The deadline for advertising material, copy, photographs, or other editorial material submitted for publication, is the 15th of the month preceding the cover date. The editor reserves the right to alter or reject any copy, photograph, or advertising material submitted for publication. Reproduction and/or distribution in any form, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization. Copyright © 2012 by NCAUSBCA Inc. All rights reserved. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 3 update....update....update....update....update. ...update....update....update....update....upda te....update....update....update....update....up

RERATE COMMITTEE The NCAUSBCA Rerate Committee recently began requesting information regarding tournament scores and cashings from bowlers who are BACK IN ACTION competing or have competed in leagues that do not include head- to-head competition and also from those who bowl or have bowled in leagues not classified as USBC-certified Sport Bowling leagues that feature the more challenging lane conditions similar to those used in official Sport Bowling leagues, which use an average adjustment scale. This adjust ment scale applies to Sport Bowlers who only have a Sport Bowling average. The scale is not considered a “rerate” of the bowler. Its purpose is to allow for a fair adjustment to what would be expected of the bowler on a standard league condition. After collecting information supplied by each bowler, who has 20 days to respond to the letter, the committee also will review data it has received from its local and national sources to determine if a rerate hearing is necessary. At such a hearing, the bowler is provided the opportunity to appear and produce witnesses if desired. Click here to view the current list of rerated bowlers.

BRIEFLY.... This year’s NC AUSBC A Se nior Tour na m e nt, whic h will t a ke plac e Octo b er 20-21 and 27-28 at Bowl America Falls Church, will for the first time accept entries from bowlers ages 50 to 54, who will compete in their own division. ... Donny Carr of Laurel, Md., won the $5,000 prize in a national raffle that raised $14,500 for the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBM/HF). While most of the $20 tickets were sold d u ri n g Int e r n at io n a l B o wl E x p o 2012 i n R e n o, N e v., C a r r p u rc h a s e d his winning ticket during a pre-sale at The Lanes Fort Meade, where he works in the pro shop. An accompanying silent auction, which featured a wide variety of items, netted another $3,700 for IBM/HF. Eric Kearney, a former NCAUSBCA member, is managing director of IBM/ HF, which is located in Arlington, Tex. ... NCAUSBCA Hall of Famer Mark Glover Mark Glover successfully defended his title July 22 when he defeated George Tignor of Winchendon, Mass., 193-170, to win the Professional Bowlers Association East Region Mil-Ray Foods Senior Open presented by Roto Grip at Playdrome Cherry Hill. The victory was Glover’s seve nt h care er re gional win a nd his second as a se nior. Glover ear ne d $1,500, while Tignor earned $850 as runner-up. ... The four-lane bowling installation at the Naval Support Facility in Indian Head, Md., has changed its name to MWR (Morale, Welfare, and Recreation) Stars & Strikes Bowling Center.

FINAL FRAME Mary Ann Mills, a two-time international bowling titlist who was secretary of the Friday Night Mixed League at Crofton Bowling Centre, died May 19 at her home in Chesapeake Beach, Md. She was 62. In 1977, as Mary Ann Jocius of Riverdale, Md., she won the Division II singles (667 series) and all events (1,672) categories in the Women’s International Bowling Congress Cha m pionship Tourna m ent in Milwaukee, Wis. ... L illi a n H e n n e ss y, w ife of t h e l at e H a ll of Fa m e r B o b H e n n e ss y, died May 26. She often assisted Mr. Hennessy, who succeeded fellow Hall of Famer Matt Bennie as secretary of the Nation’s Capital Area Bowling Association in 1979 and served in that position until 1987.

FOR THE RECORD In his April/May “Ask Bob” column, Bob Korth wrote: “plugged balls are not allowed by PBA rule.” This is no longer the case. Today, per PBA rule, plugging material may be used in accordance with current USBC specifications. “I try to answer all questions correctly,” noted Korth, who last was a PBA member in 1996, upon learning of the oversight. “This reminds me to double-check my answers first.” 4 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE • JANE ANDREWS Board elects McGregor as NCAUSBCA manager

NCAUSBCA Assistant Manager An interesting year Ronald McGregor will succeed the retiring Ray Brothers as manager at I would like to take this time to thank sure your averages are correct before the start of the 2012-2013 season. you for the opportunity I was granted to your new season starts. There’s nothing The announcement was made fol- serve as president for the 2011-2012 sea- worse than finding an incorrect average lowing a vote by the association’s son. Although it will have been only one while at a tournament. board of directors at its June meet- year, I have gained a lot of insight into Think about recognizing some of these ing at the NCAUSBCA office. the total picture of what it takes to be outstanding performances and accom- McGregor, Temple Hills, Md., is president as well as to understand some plishments in our annual Hall of Fame. a former president of the Nation’s of the inner workings of an 18,000-mem- Nominations are accepted through April Capital Area Bowling Association ber association. This has not been an every year. (NCABA), who was elected to its easy task, but I will leave office knowing You have been a great audience. Hall of Fame in 2005. Following that we have a promising future and that Thank you for listening and allowing me the 2006 merger of NCABA, the the goals and vision of the association to spend this bit of time with you. I am Washington, D.C. Area Women’s will continue to be met. glad to have been given the space in this Bowling Association, and Vir- We each have a job to do to insure that publication, which is produced for the Mar District Junior Bowling our association grows and continues to benefit of all of our members. Utilize the Association, he retired from the provide us with the tools and informa- information in it, and let it be a resource U.S. Geological Survey and joined tion we need, not just as a league offi- for you to communicate with us as well the NCAUSBCA staff in his current cer but as a league member. This is your as your fellow bowlers. position. association. I have tried to devote these I wish all of you the very best that McGregor said he intends articles to information that I feel is not bowling has to offer, and I will continue to review all aspects of office only relevant but important, and it’s up to work with the association in whatever operations before announcing any to each one of you to be an active par- capacity I can. changes. ticipant. Ray Brothers, who joined the We all want to bowl and have fun, but Email Jane Andrews NCABA board as a director in when things don’t go well, we need to 1981 and served as president be a part of the solution. Use your re- (1988-1989) and then assistant sources. Go on bowl.com. Visit our Web secretary and later assistant exec- site at ncausbca.org. Call us or, better yet, utive director (1989-1995) and come by and visit the association office. National Bowling Day: executive director (1995-2006), Volunteer some time if you can and find America bowls free was hired as NCAUSBCA’s first out what goes on behind the scenes. manager prior to the start of the I don’t mean to always address the on August 11 2006-2007 season. He is a 1991 issue of league secretaries and the sub- ARLINGTON, Tex. – Thousands of bowl- Hall of Fame inductee. mission of final averages; it is just so im- ing centers across the United States are portant. The work of the secretary is not joining together to roll out the first-ever lion people taking to the lanes every completed until the paperwork is done, National Bowling Day on Saturday, Au- year. The resurgence has been fueled by and this includes awards as well. Again, gust 11, 2012. On National Bowling Day, heightened participation among wom- be sure to validate these duties before America will bowl for free—anyone en and youth, the emergence of a new paying the secretary. Awards should and everyone can go to www.GoBowl- breed of family entertainment centers have been submitted timely and not ing.com to access a free game coupon with increased amenities, and greater held until the end of the season. There and find participating centers closest to collaboration across the industry. is a time frame in which awards are to them. The coupon can also be accessed Said Steve Johnson, executive director be submitted, particularly honor scores. by “liking” the GoBowling Facebook of the Bowling Proprietors’ Association Grant us the privilege of presenting page. Select centers will also host spe- of America: “The creation of the Nation- your awards in your league; that’s our cial events that include activities for all al Bowling Day holiday speaks to the job. Your achievements are your accom- ages, quick and easy league sign-up, free increased solidarity across our industry, plishments and should be treated and coaching clinics, and other fun events. which has helped propel a tremendous celebrated, as they are well-deserved. Over the past five years, bowling has resurgence for bowling.” Believe it or not, there are some av- seen steady growth and is currently For more information about National erages already online (and no, it’s not ranked the nation’s number one par- Bowling Week and to find a center near my league). Double check and make ticipatory sport with more than 71 mil- you, please visit www.GoBowling.com. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 5 MANAGER’S MEMO • RAY BROTHERS THE QUESTION:

What was your bowling highlight this season? So long

It’s summertime, and the office is busy tor Bob Cosgrove, who was here when I marking the Annual Averages books for got here; Ron McGregor, who left his em- league secretaries and getting supplies ployment to become my assistant; Sarah I shot my first 280 at ready for the winter leagues. Richardson, who came with me from the Bowl America Bull I, on the other hand, am clearing out my men’s association; Sharon Brown, my Run. office. As most of you know, I will retire confident and fellow sports nut; Tena at the end of July. I have been working for Boone, the awards guru; association Donald Bock NCABA, the former men’s association, and treasurer and bowling teammate Ralph Jeffersonton, Va. the current association for over 30 years. Hayward; all the members of the board It’s been a great run, and I have enjoyed of directors of both associations; and all all the camaraderie with all in the bowling the members of the youth association community—locally, state, and nationally. that I met in my 16 years serving on that I am sure I will miss coming to the office board. I shot 279 and a 700 and interacting with bowlers, but I will I have been absent from the office for series in the Tuesday still be around bowling centers, so if you the past three months due to health con- AM Mixed League at see me, please come up and say hello. cerns, but everything is just about nor- Parkland. I want to thank all who have worked mal according to doctors, and that really with me, and especially those who takes a real load off my mind. Perry “Cookieman” Cook helped me in my position of executive So long. I will be around. Temple Hills, Md. director and then association manager for the last 23-plus years—Jackie Dunn, eMail Ray Brothers the office manager, who has been with me the whole time; BOWL Magazine edi- Our team had a 1,032 average per game in the Tuesday Night Strikers at Bowl Ameri- STEINSIEK ca Bull Run. Kevin Feely Bristow, Va.

I rolled a 234 game in my league at Bowl America Falls Church.

Madison Mano’o Vienna, Va.

I had four or five 600 series—the most I’ve had in a single season.

Ray Wilson Fairfax, Va. Click here for Walt Steinsiek’s “Cartoon of the Week.” 6 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org Storm 2012 Soldier & Family Assistance Center project a big hit at Fort Meade

Hoping to learn how to properly spin Sinek and members of the SFAC began decided to come out and give it a try, and his bowling ball to strike, Sgt. 1st Class planning for the unique event. I wound up liking it. I really like it.” Chiedoziem Nwofor visited The Lanes “This has never been done in the bowl- In addition to lessons, each member Fort Meade on Saturday morning. After ing industry,” Sinek said. “It’s been done of the WTU was given a custom bowling a just a few hours, the member of the with golf but never with bowling.” ball and bag from Storm and shoes from Warrior Transition Unit (WTU) was spin- “I know after talking to everyone who Dexter. ning and curving his ball down the lane. participated this was a very moving ex- Phillips, who had only previously vis- That’s what can happen after get- perience, and one that I believe nobody ited the bowling center to pick up some ting pointers from professional bowler will forget,” said Noordhoek. french fries, went from not knowing Jeff Carter, who has rolled 108 perfect While the company participates in what bowling shoes were to owning a games and holds the United States Bowl- many charity events, Storm’s Vice Presi- pair. Nwofor said he’s ditching the house ing Congress highest league average re- dent of Operations Corbet Austin said balls for his new, custom tie-dyed one. cord of 261.74. the company jumped at the opportunity Both Phillips and Nwofor said they ap- “[Carter] was outstanding,” Nwoford to work with the wounded warriors. preciated Storm for bringing the top-lev- said. “He taught me how to do it.” Coaches traveled from all over the coun- el instructors. “I don’t know much about A collection of the top professionals in try, including Utah, Georgia, Illinois, and bowling, and I never really heard of the sport were on hand June 9 to teach Florida to participate. Storm, but they put on a show like this— Soldiers from the WTU and their fami- “We want to help, we want to give this is unheard of,” Phillips said. “This is a lies the art of bowling. In groups of 15, a back,” Austin said. “You don’t get to once-in-a-lifetime kind of thing.” total of 60 Soldiers were given two-hour share your appreciation enough with the lessons from the team of veteran bowl- military, I think. ... Just talking to some ers at no charge. of them and some of the stories they Click here for a video of the event “It’s an honor; it’s have, it’s like ‘Wow. You guys have been kind of cool to have through some really tough things.’ the stars in here,” “And here they are, they have a smile said Mike Sinek, man- on their face. They’re dedicated, and ager of The Lanes, they serve our country to keep us safe. If Fort Meade and a we can give back a little bit just to show NCAUSBCA director. them a tiny bit of appreciation, which is “It’s really great to not much compared to what they have Bowl Expo videos Mike Sinek do something for the to go through, hey, we’re in.” available Soldiers and their families.” The event staff featured Randy Peder- Sinek developed the idea of an instruc- sen, a member of the PBA Hall of Fame Nearly nine hours of interviews tional event for WTU members after see- with 13 PBA titles who is now an ESPN conducted at the Bowling Writers ing the success of the Soldier and Family analyst; Hank Boomershine, a USBC Gold Association of America broadcast Assistance Center therapeutic bowling Level certified coach; and several Storm booth during Bowl Expo 2012 are program held every Tuesday at The Lanes. team members, ncluding USBC Hall of now available for viewing online. “It gets them out here with their fami- Famer Bob Hart, Jeff Carter, Dale Nieme- Some 43 industry movers and lies; it gives them another activity that la, Mike Luongo, Mickey Luongo, Louie shakers talked with “Phantom Ra- they can do,” Soldier & Family Assistance Wemett, and NCAUSBCA members Jeff dio” host Len Nicholson and Bowl- Center Director Mark Stoessel said of Baker and Chris Johnson. ers Journal International Executive the sport’s therapeutic benefits. “It can “These are the TV guys coming out Editor Jim Dressel along with “Let’s help them heal and get their mind off to teach you how to bowl,” said Sgt. 1st Go Bowling” radio hosts Ken Van their injuries.” Class Denny Phillips of the WTU. “These Baber and Bill Zuben during the The original idea of bowling helping are professionals. That’s big.” two-day trade show. The inter- soldiers began with bowling writer Jim Through video cameras and one-on- views range in length from 5 to Goodwin eMailing some bowling friends one instruction, coaches worked with 15 minutes and cover bowling in- how golf had run a similar event. Storm members of the WTU and their families dustry leaders, partners, and show President Dave Symes expressed his sup- on crafting their bowling skills. vendors. You can check out all the port and encouraged his marketing team For a few members such as Phillips, videos by logging onto www.you- to develop a plan. Storm Marketing Di- Saturday was their first attempt at bowl- tube.com/ibowlingmedia. rector Roger Noordhoek and Sinek went ing. to work. “I wanted to learn,” Phillips said. “I just www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 7 8 Norman, Samuel L Jr...... 795 105 $150.00 9 Islam, Mohammad B...... 792 197 $125.00 NCAUSBCA 67th Annual 10 Higgs, Chuck...... 791 83 $110.00 11 Marth, Richard M...... 788 97 $102.50 Goudey, Chris M...... 788 148 $102.50 13 Williams, Paula J...... 787 121 $85.00 Open Championship 14 Eanes, Joshua K...... 786 132 $70.00 15 Ford, Frederick R...... 784 175 $65.00 16 Cao, Nghia T...... 783 72 $60.00 17 Andrejack, Michael J...... 782 $58.00 Tournament prize list 18 Bond, Kenneth A...... 781 124 $56.50 Piskor, Daniel J...... 781 75 $56.50 20 Figlioli, Vito J...... 780 40 $55.00 TEAM EVENT Bianchi, Marles / Bianchi, William J. 1,447 299 $90.75 21 Alkhoja, Ziad N...... 779 156 $54.00 Spriggs, Anthony / Anderson, R D....1,447 267 $90.75 1 All Or Nothing 2012...... 3,850 729 $2,000.00 22 Johnson, Clarence...... 778 170 $54.00 Beil, Ann M / Dakes, Christopher M. 1,447 261 $90.75 2 Pinbusters...... 3,759 513 $1,200.00 23 Dakes, Christopher M...... 774 135 $54.00 33 Drakes, Luis A / Williams, Jerome H.1,445 124 $89.00 3 Blockheads...... 3,710 194 $800.00 24 Heasley, Thomas M...... 771 180 $52.50 34 Hester, Douglas Jr / Farrish, Michael.1,443 102 $87.50 4 The Ball Barians...... 3,695 928 $500.00 Quigley, Lavinia A...... 771 197 $52.50 Borreda, Debbie A / Doye, Jerry W..1,443 448 $87.50 5 SWAGG...... 3,656 1,039 $400.00 26 Doye, Jerry W...... 770 240 $52.00 36 Stonebraker, Lon / Best, Gregory.....1,442 189 $86.00 6 Aches And Pains...... 3,634 272 $375.00 Bielema, Andre J...... 770 167 $52.00 Gutridge, Johnny Jr / Carter, C M.....1,442 81 $86.00 7 All Family II...... 3,622 534 $325.00 28 Horn, Robert D...... 769 145 $52.00 38 Tapscott, Carolyn / Quigley, Lavinia.1,441 375 $84.50 8 The Show...... 3,616 666 $290.00 29 Stonebraker, Lon M...... 767 135 $51.00 Abrahamson, Joel / Haagsma, A G.. 1,441 54 $84.50 Linsanity...... 3,616 324 $290.00 30 Mann, Jessica L...... 766 207 $51.00 40 McGregor, Ronald / Sharp, Mabel....1,438 243 $83.00 10 The Cable Fixers...... 3,608 423 $265.00 31 Zentner, John P...... 765 35 $51.00 41 Trimble, Steven / Gruber, Raymond.1,436 86 $83.00 Winter Fun Bunch...... 3,608 753 $265.00 32 James, Mark N...... 764 48 $51.00 42 Matthews, Lowell / Matthews, Larryl.. 1,435 148 $81.50 12 Billy’s Outlaws...... 3,605 332 $254.00 33 Steinberg, Barry P...... 763 143 $50.50 Johnson, Norman / Bonhom, Gary... 1,435 170 $81.50 13 The World vs Us...... 3,603 151 $248.00 Holtzclaw, John W...... 763 81 $50.50 44 Zentner, John / Rumbaugh, Paul II... 1,434 51 $79.50 14 Throw The Dam Ball...... 3,593 332 $241.00 35 Ahmad, Hasnat...... 760 251 $50.00 Gardner, Bobby L / Prout, Kevin D....1,434 224 $79.50 15 Wiley’s Coyotes...... 3,591 89 $234.00 Al-Sakran, Nasr A...... 760 97 $50.00 46 Lopez, Geovel / Herman, Michael....1,433 37 $78.00 16 Lucky Bamboo...... 3,570 1,069 $227.00 Wilson, Mara E...... 760 172 $50.00 Brown, Willie Jr / Welcher, Scott F...1,433 213 $78.00 17 Gladiators...... 3,566 278 $221.00 38 Gilmore, Daniel M...... 759 24 $50.00 Jenkins, Sallie / Coleman, Lloyd Jr... 1,433 361 $78.00 18 Team 10...... 3,560 453 $215.00 Miyamasu, Myles M...... 759 102 $50.00 49 Szymanski, K J / Herman, Michael... 1,431 48 $76.00 19 We Got Fingers...... 3,555 264 $208.00 40 Tran, David Q...... 758 27 $49.00 50 Piskor, Daniel J / Alt, David R...... 1,429 151 $76.00 20 Let’s Do This...... 3,553 561 $202.00 Mabry, Aaron H...... 758 137 $49.00 51 Lewis, Beverly / Dempsey, Elliot C... 1,428 334 $74.50 21 Allstars 5B...... 3,547 432 $195.00 42 Kerzic, Joseph M...... 757 13 $49.00 Cunningham, Katharine / Jones, P... 1,428 261 $74.50 22 Money In Bank...... 3,543 135 $189.00 McGill, Craig D...... 757 216 $49.00 53 Williams, Kirk / Szamborski, Brian....1,427 126 $73.00 23 Ralph’s Horses...... 3,534 575 $182.00 44 Smith, Charles A...... 755 116 $49.00 54 Ortiz, Evelyn / McMackle, Nathan E.1,426 167 $72.00 24 Rain Bowlers...... 3,531 693 $176.00 45 Hitchcock, Ralph J...... 754 70 $48.00 55 Owens, Billy J / Gardner, Bennett K.1,425 175 $71.50 25 Hassell’s Guys...... 3,528 259 $169.00 Edwards, Muriel M...... 754 240 $48.00 Yancey, Christian / Giles, Thomas Jr.1,425 267 $71.50 26 Dale’s Team...... 3,525 283 $159.50 Ford, Darin J...... 754 224 $48.00 57 Spriggs, Ernest / Parks, C...... 1,424 91 $70.00 Motivation 1...... 3,525 440 $159.50 48 Bilderbeck, Robert E...... 751 175 $48.00 Bikowski, Anthony / Sharp, Annetta.1,424 278 $70.00 28 Who You With...... 3,519 442 $150.00 49 Katchmark, Stephen R...... 750 248 $47.50 59 Wormsley, Ronald Jr / Brooks, David.1,423 140 $68.50 Stept, Stanton P...... 750 210 $47.50 Bryant, David A / Ross, Dante...... 1,423 124 $68.50 51 Barruel, Xyl L...... 749 51 $47.00 SCRATCH TEAM EVENT 61 Goudey, Chris / McMarlin, Michael... 1,422 407 $66.50 Mason, Craig S...... 749 18 $47.00 1 Blockheads...... 3,516 $2,000.00 Timberlake, Marshall / Bowman, M..1,422 253 $66.50 McMackle, Nathan E...... 749 81 $47.00 2 Wiley’s Coyotes...... 3,502 $1,200.00 63 Marth, Richard M / Marth, Andrew...1,421 229 $65.00 54 Ross, Dante...... 746 37 $46.33 3 The World Vs Us...... 3,452 $600.00 Briggs, Wilbert Jr / Williams, J Sr.....1,421 121 $65.00 Logan, Paul W...... 746 89 $46.33 4 Money In Bank...... 3,408 $400.00 65 Llaneza, Max / Clark, Michael D...... 1,420 156 $63.50 Matthews, Lowell A...... 746 99 $46.34 5 Spares Pro Shop # 1...... 3,386 $250.00 Williams, Alfred / Williams, Yolanda.1,420 240 $63.50 57 Snavely, Jeffery J...... 745 143 $46.00 6 Team Rowl Rite...... 3,368 $200.00 67 Allen, Susan G / Lucey, Richard Jr... 1,418 81 $61.67 Gift, Carrie A...... 745 113 $46.00 7 Take It To The Bridge...... 3,367 $150.00 Bernstein, Raymond III / Burt, James.1,418 8 $61.66 Jackson, Andrew E...... 745 129 $46.00 8 Aches And Pains...... 3,362 $125.00 Bradley, Scott / Brown, Constance... 1,418 399 $61.67 60 Szamborski, Brian E...... 744 8 $44.74 9 Spares Pro Shop # 3...... 3,342 $110.00 70 Stewart, Deborah / Foreman, Kelvin.1,417 313 $60.00 Hahn, Stephen E...... 744 8 $44.71 Tucker, William P Jr...... 744 113 $44.71 Foster, Ronald...... 744 113 $44.71 DOUBLES EVENT SCRATCH DOUBLES EVENT Marshall, Marilyn R...... 744 278 $44.71 1 Ford, Frederick / Jackson, Tyrone....1,654 432 $1,500.00 1 Tran, David Q / Khounesavath, P.....1,450 $1,400.00 Rowe, Robert III...... 744 67 $44.71 2 Alkhoja, Ziad N / Kim, Tom...... 1,559 272 $1,000.00 2 Haar, David K / Hile, Andrew M...... 1,428 $800.00 Barge, David A...... 744 178 $44.71 3 Katchmark, Stephen / Laorenza, V... 1,548 469 $700.00 3 McLane, Laurie / Kerzic, Joseph M.. 1,426 $500.00 67 Keller, Joshua J...... 743 2 $44.00 4 Alkhoja, Ziad N / Akers, Joe A...... 1,539 275 $500.00 4 Rankin, York Jr / Dillahunt, Hez Jr.... 1,410 $262.50 Johnson, Chris M...... 743 $44.00 5 Thompson, Tubar / Pone, Jerry...... 1,526 129 $350.00 Bernstein, Raymond III / Burt, James.1,410 $262.50 Payton, Dennis C...... 743 75 $44.00 6 McLane, Laurie M / Kerzic, Joseph.. 1,525 99 $250.00 6 Thompson, Tubar / Pone, Jerry...... 1,397 $150.00 70 Pone, Jerry...... 742 78 $43.25 7 Holley, Glen / Hawkes, Matthew J....1,520 153 $200.00 Mason, Craig / Andrejack, Michael... 1,397 $150.00 Franklin, Dwight H...... 742 94 $43.25 8 Zafra, Maria T G / Salvio, Carlos R... 1,504 305 $175.00 8 Lopez, Geovel A / Herman, Michael.1,396 $100.00 Morgan, Michael B...... 742 78 $43.25 9 Edwards, Muriel M / Ford, Darin J....1,502 464 $150.00 9 Carreon, Darryl V / Keller, Joshua J.1,395 $90.00 Bikowski, Anthony C...... 742 153 $43.25 10 Tran, David Q / Khounesavath, P.....1,501 51 $140.00 10 Abrahamson, Joel / Haagsma, A G..1,387 $80.00 74 Glenn, Richard R...... 741 24 $43.00 11 Rankin, York Jr / Dillahunt, Hez Jr....1,491 81 $130.00 11 Zentner, John / Rumbaugh, Paul II... 1,383 $65.00 75 Majors, William S...... 740 81 $42.25 12 Marshall, Marilyn / Marshall, James.1,490 461 $117.50 Szymanski, K J / Herman, Michael... 1,383 $65.00 Dempsey, Elliot C...... 740 151 $42.25 Bielema, Andre / Roberts, Brian Jr... 1,490 256 $117.50 13 Potter, Timothy / Middleton, Thomas.1,379 $57.00 Lillard, Mary C...... 740 148 $42.25 14 Beil, Robert G / Bell, Henry M Jr...... 1,488 143 $113.00 14 Allen, Anthony B / Carr, Donny E...... 1,374 $54.00 Marquardt, Raymond J...... 740 135 $42.25 15 Haar, David K / Hile, Andrew M...... 1,487 59 $111.00 15 Fishman, Marc / Imbembo, C S...... 1,364 $50.00 79 Waldon, Sean H...... 739 81 $41.50 16 Allen, Anthony B / Carr, Donny E...... 1,484 110 $110.00 16 Kolessides, John N / Figlioli, Vito J... 1,362 $46.00 Washington, Gary A...... 739 143 $41.50 17 Curtis, Paul C / Horn, Robert D...... 1,475 359 $109.00 17 Martin, Wes C / Ryan, Susan M...... 1,360 $43.00 Montague, Tracy D...... 739 129 $41.50 18 Lawson, Edward Jr / Mixon, Gary.....1,473 29 $108.00 18 Whitehead, A / Johnson, Chris M.....1,353 $41.00 Ford, Carl A...... 739 145 $41.50 19 Migliaccio, Jeffrey / Heasley, T M..... 1,471 380 $107.00 19 Trimble, Steven / Gruber, Raymond.1,350 $40.00 83 Price, Jonathan M...... 738 32 $40.75 20 Bowen, Hersel / Asbury, Ron K...... 1,469 199 $106.00 Kim, Tom...... 738 116 $40.75 21 Latney, Rupert A / McGill, Craig D....1,464 326 $105.00 SINGLES EVENT Bell, Tiffany A...... 738 16 $40.75 22 Scott, Jai R / Salmon, Edward L...... 1,462 183 $104.00 Brown, Amy M...... 738 175 $40.75 1 Napolitano, Scott A Sr...... 856 45 $1,200.00 23 Bowers, Russell / Zunino, Jerry S....1,461 248 $103.00 87 Davis, Jed...... 737 67 $40.00 2 Roberts, Brian M Jr...... 844 89 $800.00 24 Sansbury, Devone / Waldon, Sean... 1,459 137 $102.00 88 Campbell, Charles A...... 736 32 $39.75 3 Izzo, Anthony L...... 818 207 $600.00 25 Brown, Amy M / Brown, Tony W...... 1,454 405 $100.00 Cephas, Donna L...... 736 251 $39.75 4 Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... 810 27 $500.00 26 Hooks, Felix J / Montague, Tracy D.. 1,451 218 $94.00 Scholbe, Andy H...... 736 27 $39.75 5 Burg, Timothy E...... 808 81 $400.00 Alapide, Al M / Lin, Chris...... 1,451 167 $94.00 Bankston, Jerry L Jr...... 736 62 $39.75 6 Parham, John B...... 806 91 $300.00 28 Wade, John W / Melvin, Billy E...... 1,449 245 $93.00 92 Gardner, Bobby L...... 735 116 $39.00 7 Brown, Willie M Jr...... 799 137 $200.00 29 Dawson, Joyce / Dawson, Johnnie... 1,447 259 $90.75 Scott, Jai R...... 735 99 $39.00 8 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org 732 Catalan, Joseph K...... Team Piskor, Daniel J...... Singles 731 Mason, Craig S...... Singles Price, Jonathan M...... Singles Tran, David Q...... Singles 705 Khounesavath, Phouvilay...... Singles 730 Carreon, Darryl V...... Team Pritchard, Jason K...... Team Middleton, G Thomas...... Team 704 Campbell, Charles A...... Singles Parham, Jason E...... Team Llaneza, Max...... Team Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... Doubles Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... Singles Zentner, John P...... Singles Taylor, Adonas L...... Doubles 729 Imbembo, Christopher S...... Doubles 703 Beil, Robert G...... Doubles 727 Brooks, David M...... Team Petty, Derek J...... Singles Burg, Timothy E...... Singles 702 Blocker, Keith M...... Team THE LIST 726 Martin, Wes C...... Singles Llaneza, Max...... Doubles 725 Holmes, Christopher J...... Team 701 Cessna, John T Jr...... Doubles Wiley, Terry A...... Team Keller, Joshua J...... Team Below are the highest series and games 724 Bandong, Rene D...... Team 700 Haar, David K...... Team rolled in this year’s NCAUSBCA Open Friendly, Oscar S...... Team Herring, Herbert J...... Team Championship Tournament held at Bowl Martin, Wes C...... Doubles Lucey, Richard Jr...... Doubles America Shirley (Team Event) and Bowl Schmal, Michael D...... Team Williams, James G...... Team America Woodbridge (Singles & )Doubles) 723 Glover, Mark R...... Singles 722 Bell, Tiffany A...... Singles GAMES SERIES Dillahunt, Hezekiah Jr...... Doubles 300 Andrejack, Michael J...... Singles 811 Napolitano, Scott A Sr...... Singles 720 Holt, Ronald A...... Team Herman, Michael P...... Doubles 791 Barton, Terrence Sr...... Team Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... Doubles Kinney, Alonso J Jr...... Team 790 Ryan, David C...... Team 718 Crookston, Sean R...... Doubles Lin, Chris...... Team 783 Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... Singles 717 Burt, James C...... Team Smith, Derek T...... Team 782 Andrejack, Michael J...... Singles Glenn, Richard R...... Singles 297 Keller, Joshua J...... Singles 778 Lion, Dale E...... Team Spriggs, Ernest W...... Team 289 Hahn, Stephen E...... Singles 775 Lion, Dale E...... Team Tinsley, Michael...... Team Morgan, Michael B...... Singles 770 McCarthy, Frank B...... Team 716 Ball, Howard P Jr...... Team Napolitano, Scott A Sr...... Singles 762 Holley, Glen E...... Doubles Bankston, Jerry L Jr...... Team 288 Friendly, Oscar S...... Team Smith, Derek T...... Team Bracey, Edrick G...... Team 287 Herman, Michael P...... Doubles 760 Whitehead, Anthony R...... Team DeBat, David M...... Team 280 Gray, Keith L Jr...... Team 759 Herman, Michael P...... Doubles James, Mark N...... Singles Khounesavath, Phouvilay...... Doubles Hoang, Ngon...... Team Ryan, Melissa H...... Team Sutphin, Wayne E...... Team Kerzic, Joseph M...... Doubles 715 Imbembo, Christopher S...... Team 279 Allen, Anthony B...... Singles 758 Khounesavath, Phouvilay...... Doubles Parham, John B...... Singles DeBat, David M...... Team Snyder, Dominick M...... Team 714 Haagsma, Andrew G...... Team Dillahunt, Hezekiah Jr...... Doubles 756 Vroom, Arthur L Jr...... Team 713 Gilmore, Daniel M...... Team Dyson, Eric S...... Singles 755 Roberts, Brian M Jr...... Singles Herman, Michael P...... Doubles Ellmore, Louie W...... Team 754 Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... Team Mann, Warren A...... Team Figlioli, Vito J...... Singles 750 Petty, Derek J...... Team 712 Bernstein, Raymond S III...... Doubles Friendly, Oscar S...... Team 748 Haagsma, Andrew G...... Doubles Burg, Timothy E...... Team Herman, Michael P...... Singles 746 Rand, Thad A...... Team Hester, Douglas B Jr...... Doubles Holt, Ronald A...... Team 744 Kerzic, Joseph M...... Singles Ryan, David C...... Team Johnson, Norman L...... Team 743 Gutridge, Johnny C Jr...... Doubles 711 Cao, Nghia T...... Singles Kerzic, Joseph M...... Singles Johnson, Chris M...... Singles Mixon, Gary E...... Doubles Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... Team Lowe, Kenneth E Jr...... Team 709 Pitts, Lester E Jr...... Team Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... Singles 742 Ellmore, Louie W...... Team Ross, Dante...... Singles Lion, Dale E...... Team 741 Keller, Joshua J...... Singles Rowe, Robert III...... Doubles Lopez, Geovel A...... Singles 740 Figlioli, Vito J...... Singles Scholbe, Andy H...... Singles Mason, Craig S...... Team Spriggs, Ernest W...... Doubles 708 Allen, Anthony B...... Team Petty, Bud...... Singles 739 Hardy, Richard K...... Team Bandong, Rene D...... Doubles Pitts, Lester E Jr...... Doubles Kolessides, John N...... Doubles Higgs, Chuck...... Singles Smith, Derek T...... Team 736 Hahn, Stephen E...... Singles Windsor, Allen...... Team Snyder, Dominick M...... Team Johnson, Chris M...... Team 707 Bell, Tiffany A...... Team Stonebraker, Lon M...... Singles Pone, Jerry...... Doubles Carter, Julian R...... Team Whitehead, Anthony R...... Team Szamborski, Brian E...... Singles Coleman, Trent A...... Doubles 735 Gilmore, Daniel M...... Singles Kinney, Alonso J Jr...... Team Hile, Andrew M...... Doubles 706 Burt, James C...... Team 733 Lawson, Edward S Jr...... Doubles Keller, Joshua J...... Doubles www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 9 Reosti, Paul A...... 735 86 $39.00 35 Norman, Samuel L Jr...... 690 $29.00 74 Barruel, Xyl L...... 2,153 153 $24.00 95 Welcher, Scott F...... 734 75 $38.66 36 Rankin, York C Jr...... 685 $26.50 Napolitano, Scott A Sr...... 2,153 135 $24.00 Howery, Harry M...... 734 43 $38.67 Herman, Michael P...... 685 $26.50 Cessna, John T Jr...... 2,153 282 $24.00 Migliaccio, Jeffrey A...... 734 199 $38.67 38 Hitchcock, Ralph J...... 684 $25.00 77 Welcher, Scott F...... 2,151 225 $23.00 98 Fehr, Ronald A...... 733 54 $38.00 39 Rand, Thad A...... 683 $24.00 78 Brooks, David M...... 2,150 153 $23.00 Vest, Eugene T...... 733 70 $38.00 40 Yockman, Richard B...... 680 $22.00 79 Coleman, Trent A...... 2,149 81 $22.33 Blair, Cordelia O...... 733 210 $38.00 41 Imbembo, Christopher S...... 679 $20.25 Kelly, Joseph W...... 2,149 429 $22.34 101 Wheatley, Daniel D...... 732 156 $38.00 Whitehead, Anthony R...... 679 $20.25 Fisk, Craig...... 2,149 330 $22.33 102 Brown, Mary E...... 731 175 $37.00 Carreon, Darryl V...... 679 $20.25 82 Kerzic, Joseph M...... 2,148 39 $22.00 Diggs, Dervin B...... 731 113 $37.00 Fehr, Ronald A...... 679 $20.25 83 Williams, Yolanda S...... 2,146 597 $21.00 104 Hamilton, Michael...... 730 210 $37.00 84 Evans, Anthony...... 2,144 129 $21.00 Shorter, Eugene M...... 730 67 $37.00 ALL EVENTS 85 Matthews, Lowell A...... 2,142 297 $20.50 Marshall, James E...... 730 183 $37.00 1 Alkhoja, Ziad N...... 2,404 468 $1,200.00 Dorsey, Beverly G...... 2,142 492 $20.50 107 Boyce, Alicia J...... 729 164 $36.00 2 McGill, Craig D...... 2,355 648 $700.00 87 Matthews, Larryl A...... 2,140 144 $19.60 Woods, Arthur J...... 729 164 $36.00 3 Jackson, Tyrone W...... 2,343 768 $465.00 Chavis, Khalid...... 2,140 549 $19.60 Khounesavath, Phouvilay...... 729 24 $36.00 4 Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... 2,338 81 $320.00 Hile, Andrew M...... 2,140 111 $19.60 Moultrie, Julius Jr...... 729 110 $36.00 5 Ford, Frederick R...... 2,337 525 $220.00 Catalan, J Keith...... 2,140 306 $19.60 111 Cullum, Leon D...... 728 121 $35.33 6 Doye, Jerry W...... 2,329 720 $140.00 Vest, Eugene T...... 2,140 210 $19.60 Parker, Renee L...... 728 83 $35.33 Ahmad, Hasnat...... 2,329 753 $140.00 92 Waldon, Sean H...... 2,139 243 $19.00 Rand, Thad A...... 728 45 $35.34 8 Spriggs, Anthony C...... 2,321 672 $100.00 93 Imbembo, Christopher S...... 2,138 15 $18.00 114 Tinsley, Michael...... 727 108 $35.00 9 Izzo, Anthony L...... 2,313 621 $72.00 Washington, Gary A...... 2,138 429 $18.00 Seibert, Bradley R...... 727 159 $35.00 10 Ford, Darin J...... 2,306 672 $65.00 95 Gonzales, Larry A...... 2,137 243 $18.00 116 Martin, Wes C...... 726 $34.34 11 Roberts, Brian M Jr...... 2,300 267 $55.00 96 Herman, Michael P...... 2,136 39 $17.00 Perry, Wayne J...... 726 164 $34.33 12 Burg, Timothy E...... 2,293 243 $55.00 Minkin, Ted I...... 2,136 921 $17.00 Cao, Kien T...... 726 245 $34.33 13 Pone, Jerry...... 2,292 234 $49.00 98 Rankin, York C Jr...... 2,135 81 $16.50 119 Crookston, Jeremy D...... 725 32 $33.75 14 Llaneza, Max...... 2,274 234 $49.00 Mann, Jessica L...... 2,135 621 $16.50 Shipe, Glenwood A...... 725 78 $33.75 15 Bond, Kenneth A...... 2,270 372 $45.00 100 Bowman, Michael D...... 2,134 267 $16.00 Curtis, Janelle L...... 725 151 $33.75 16 Mann, Warren A...... 2,249 297 $44.00 101 Kim, Tom...... 2,130 348 $15.50 Jackson, Jacquline P...... 725 199 $33.75 17 Bowen, Hersel...... 2,246 297 $43.00 Long, Lloyd W...... 2,130 510 $15.50 123 Tomlin, Gregory A...... 724 32 $33.00 18 Cao, Kien T...... 2,233 735 $43.00 103 Andrejack, Michael J...... 2,129 $15.00 Brown, Constance G...... 724 194 $33.00 19 Marshall, James E...... 2,231 549 $42.00 Kolodziej, James A...... 2,129 672 $15.00 125 Crum, John L...... 723 51 $32.75 McCarthy, Frank B...... 2,231 105 $42.00 105 Williams, Paula J...... 2,128 363 $14.00 Glover, Mark R...... 723 $32.75 21 Norman, Samuel L Jr...... 2,230 315 $41.00 106 Johnson, Clarence...... 2,125 510 $14.00 Salvio, Carlos R...... 723 56 $32.75 22 Bowers, Jesse R III...... 2,227 267 $41.00 107 Alapide, Al M...... 2,124 339 $14.00 Mossman, Gary L...... 723 91 $32.75 23 Gilmore, Daniel M...... 2,218 72 $40.00 108 McNulty, Mark...... 2,123 177 $13.00 129 Slyy, Rayy...... 722 189 $31.80 Barton, Terrence Sr...... 2,218 168 $40.00 Salmon, Edward L...... 2,123 249 $13.00 Herring, Herbert J...... 722 35 $31.80 25 Miyamasu, Myles M...... 2,217 306 $40.00 110 Hayward, Gerald M...... 2,122 429 $13.00 Laorenza, Vincent...... 722 221 $31.80 26 Brown, Constance G...... 2,216 582 $39.00 Huber, Jeffrey S...... 2,122 711 $13.00 Dale, Thomas D...... 722 59 $31.80 27 Robinson, James E Sr...... 2,215 225 $39.00 112 Edwards, Muriel M...... 2,121 720 $12.00 Lamrouex, James R...... 722 102 $31.80 Quigley, Lavinia A...... 2,215 591 $39.00 113 Zentner, John P...... 2,119 105 $12.00 134 Badin, Charles F...... 721 183 $31.00 Bilderbeck, Robert E...... 2,215 525 $39.00 Morgan, Michael B...... 2,119 234 $12.00 Mann, Warren A...... 721 99 $31.00 30 Islam, Mohammad B...... 2,214 591 $38.00 115 Gardner, Bennett K...... 2,115 216 $11.00 Pandy, Derrill D...... 721 126 $31.00 31 Rowe, Robert III...... 2,212 201 $38.00 116 Papee, Supachai...... 2,113 192 $11.00 Robinson, James E Sr...... 721 75 $31.00 32 Bandong, Rene D...... 2,211 168 $37.50 117 Szamborski, Brian E...... 2,111 24 $11.00 138 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... 720 16 $30.00 Stonebraker, Lon M...... 2,211 405 $37.50 118 Schneider, Craig A...... 2,110 225 $10.00 Bowman, Michael D...... 720 89 $30.00 34 Bankston, Jerry L Jr...... 2,206 186 $37.00 119 Roy, Kevin A...... 2,109 243 $10.00 Melvin, Billy E...... 720 105 $30.00 35 Parham, John B...... 2,202 273 $37.00 Khounesavath, Hon...... 2,109 411 $10.00 Smith, Ronald L...... 720 156 $30.00 36 Katchmark, Stephen R...... 2,201 744 $36.00 Pitts, Lester E Jr...... 2,109 87 $10.00 McClarty, Mack...... 720 213 $30.00 37 Allen, Anthony B...... 2,200 153 $35.50 Pritchard, Kenneth E...... 2,109 216 $10.00 Marshall, Marilyn R...... 2,200 834 $35.50 SCRATCH SINGLES EVENT Cullum, Leon D...... 2,200 363 $35.50 SCRATCH ALL EVENTS Brown, Amy M...... 2,200 525 $35.50 1 Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... 783 $1,400.00 1 Knoth, Douglas B Jr...... 2,257 $2,200.00 41 Al-Sakran, Nasr A...... 2,197 291 $35.00 2 Andrejack, Michael J...... 782 $750.00 2 Johnson, Chris M...... 2,177 $1,500.00 42 Dakes, Christopher M...... 2,192 405 $34.00 3 Roberts, Brian M Jr...... 755 $400.00 3 Gilmore, Daniel M...... 2,146 $800.00 43 Lillard, Mary C...... 2,190 444 $34.00 4 Kerzic, Joseph M...... 744 $250.00 4 Spriggs, Ernest W...... 2,131 $500.00 44 Gardner, Bobby L...... 2,189 348 $34.00 5 Johnson, Chris M...... 743 $200.00 5 Andrejack, Michael J...... 2,129 $300.00 45 McMackle, Nathan E...... 2,188 243 $33.00 6 Keller, Joshua J...... 741 $150.00 6 Mason, Craig S...... 2,128 $200.00 46 Bielema, Andre J...... 2,187 501 $33.00 7 Figlioli, Vito J...... 740 $125.00 7 McCarthy, Frank B...... 2,126 $150.00 47 Spriggs, Ernest W...... 2,185 54 $33.00 8 Hahn, Stephen E...... 736 $95.00 8 Imbembo, Christopher S...... 2,123 $125.00 48 Scott, Jai R...... 2,183 297 $33.00 Szamborski, Brian E...... 736 $95.00 9 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... 2,113 $100.00 49 Mason, Craig S...... 2,182 54 $32.00 10 Gilmore, Daniel M...... 735 $75.00 10 Kerzic, Joseph M...... 2,109 $95.00 Rand, Thad A...... 2,182 135 $32.00 11 Mason, Craig S...... 731 $59.00 11 Herman, Michael P...... 2,097 $90.00 51 Cao, Nghia T...... 2,179 216 $32.00 Tran, David Q...... 731 $59.00 12 Whitehead, Anthony R...... 2,094 $85.00 52 Johnson, Chris M...... 2,177 $31.00 13 Zentner, John P...... 730 $56.00 13 Szamborski, Brian E...... 2,087 $80.00 Jackson, Jacquline P...... 2,177 597 $31.00 14 Burg, Timothy E...... 727 $54.00 14 Middleton, G Thomas...... 2,070 $78.00 54 Dawson, Joyce L...... 2,175 372 $31.00 15 Martin, Wes C...... 726 $53.00 15 Petty, Derek J...... 2,068 $75.00 55 Hill, Erin R...... 2,174 939 $30.00 16 Glover, Mark R...... 723 $52.00 Coleman, Trent A...... 2,068 $75.00 Lion, Dale E...... 2,174 258 $30.00 17 Bell, Tiffany A...... 722 $50.00 17 Rankin, York C Jr...... 2,054 $72.00 57 Yancey, Christian P...... 2,170 558 $30.00 18 Glenn, Richard R...... 717 $49.00 18 Burg, Timothy E...... 2,050 $70.00 58 Holley, Glen E...... 2,169 201 $29.00 19 Parham, John B...... 715 $48.00 19 Holt, Ronald A...... 2,048 $68.00 59 Higgs, Chuck...... 2,168 249 $29.00 20 Cao, Nghia T...... 711 $47.00 20 Rand, Thad A...... 2,047 $64.00 60 Whitehead, Anthony R...... 2,166 72 $29.00 21 Scholbe, Andy H...... 709 $45.00 Allen, Anthony B...... 2,047 $64.00 61 Cage, David A...... 2,164 363 $28.00 Ross, Dante...... 709 $45.00 22 Bell, Tiffany A...... 2,046 $60.00 62 Baker, Brian L...... 2,163 525 $28.00 23 Higgs, Chuck...... 708 $43.00 23 Llaneza, Max...... 2,040 $57.00 63 Magruder, James M...... 2,161 168 $27.50 24 Price, Jonathan M...... 706 $42.00 Keller, Joshua J...... 2,040 $57.00 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... 2,161 48 $27.50 25 Khounesavath, Phouvilay...... 705 $41.00 25 Figlioli, Vito J...... 2,038 $54.00 65 Tucker, William P Jr...... 2,160 339 $27.00 26 Campbell, Charles A...... 704 $38.50 26 Gutridge, Johnny C Jr...... 2,037 $51.00 66 Peterson, Ricky A...... 2,159 249 $26.33 Rumbaugh, Paul L II...... 704 $38.50 27 Glover, Mark R...... 2,033 $48.00 Spilman, Ron...... 2,159 501 $26.34 28 Petty, Derek J...... 703 $37.00 Roberts, Brian M Jr...... 2,033 $48.00 Dempsey, Elliot C...... 2,159 453 $26.33 29 Barruel, Xyl L...... 698 $36.00 29 Hile, Andrew M...... 2,029 $45.00 69 Figlioli, Vito J...... 2,158 120 $25.66 30 Bell, Darnell R...... 696 $35.00 30 Pitts, Lester E Jr...... 2,022 $42.00 Lyles, Tori P...... 2,158 558 $25.67 31 Crookston, Jeremy D...... 693 $33.00 31 Vroom, Arthur L Jr...... 2,021 $40.00 Thompson, Tubar...... 2,158 153 $25.67 32 Tomlin, Gregory A...... 692 $32.00 72 Laorenza, Vincent...... 2,156 663 $25.00 33 Lucey, Richard Jr...... 691 $30.50 73 Salvio, Carlos R...... 2,155 168 $25.00 Howery, Harry M...... 691 $30.50 10 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org ”Most Improved Woman” honoree saluted by younger league bowlers at Bowl America Chantilly

By Bob Ashley

During the 2011-2012 league payout of Mixed-Signals.Org at Bowl America Chantilly, one award created more ap- plause and cheering than any of the others: Most Improved Woman. The recipi- ent was Erma Pierson, a woman in her mid-80s who bowls with her husband, Pete, and have been in the league over 10 years. Prior to joining my league, they bowled at the former Bowl America Duke. The cheering for Erma came as a result of how much bowling means to her (and her husband—they’ve been married over 60 years). Erma has been through a number of medical issues, including one involving her right shoulder a few years ago. Bowling meant so much to her that she established a left-handed average and kept bowling that way for a full sea- son. Erma and Pete Pierson, members of the Mixed-Signals.Org League at Bowl This past year was her second full sea- America Chantilly, appear above on June 19, 2011 in a photo commemorating son back as a right-handed bowler, and their 60th wedding anniversary. Below the couple pose together on May 29, she improved 16 pins from 2010-2011— 1951 in their engagement photo. Erma, who earned USBC awards for 125 and from an 84 to 100. When she first joined 150 Games and a 300 Series, finished the 2011-2012 season with a 100 average us, her average somewhere in the area for 90 games, while Pete, who took home 175 Game and 500 Series awards, of 110, so to see her closer to where she averaged 140 for 83 games. was is awesome. Erma is well loved by everyone and very much a social person. If you bowl in this league, your night is not complete until you get your hug from her. Even when she and Pete did not bowl one year, they would still come out to visit, and it would take them 10 minutes to leave because Erma always hugs people on her way out. Going into the 2010-11 season, their team needed two people, and I placed a much younger couple with them, and it has been a perfect match ever since. Said the lady of this couple about Erma: “She’s like the grandmother I never had.”

www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 11 this year and because we live in a moder- ASK BOB • BOB KORTH ate climate, I just keep my equipment in the trunk of my car. It has been all right in the winter because it rarely freezes here, but summers get very hot. Will this have an ad- Summer league benefits, ball care, verse effect on my bowling balls? and much more A. Yes! Any extreme in temperature believe at least one league in the summer is not good for bowling balls. They are, I have been asked to bowl in a summer Q. is a very good thing to do. I now bowl in after all, mostly made up of resins, and league. I have always refused, as I think the a summer league that is handicap with extreme heat could cause them to crack. bowling season is long enough, but I seem to both men and women where there is no So keep them in the house or in a locker start out each year very slow. What is your pressure to perform. This allows me to at the bowling center. opinion of summer leagues? Do you bowl in keep some semblance of timing and lets a summer league? Do you think it helps your me work on things that I want to learn overall game? for the next season. I also found it to be more fun than our scratch leagues that Q. I have quite a bit of ball speed, some- where around 19 to 20 miles per hour. I have A. Like you, I used to take the summer can get to be more like work sometimes. This league finishes in Reno, Nev., for been throwing the ball through the break off. I always felt it was a time to get away point more than usual. Is there a ball out from the game and recharge for the next all the teams, and rooms are paid for out of the prize fund. Each team also gets there that will give me a better mid-lane read season. I could get away with it because without losing power at the pins? my game is a classic-style game. I don’t some money returned to each bowler. have a lot of quirks in my approach or The finals are combined with a sweeper, release to cause a lot of problems. so you can get a few more dollars to play A. Have I got the ball for you! Get your- Now that I have gotten older, however, at the casinos. The best part is I no lon- self a Roto Grip Defiant. This ball was I find that I do lose timing and flexibility, ger have bad starts to the winter league made to help bowlers with your exact and it takes much longer the next sea- season. A fun summer league is a good problem. This ball reads the mid-lanes son to get back in the groove. So I have thing. like no other ball on the market today changed my mind about summer league. and still has unbelievable continuation Depending on the complexity of your into the pins. Give this ball a try; it will game and your age and physical ability, I Q. I am going to bowl in a summer league give you everything you are looking for.

Q. I have always been paranoid about get- ting that nasty knot on my thumb, and now that I have it due to bad drillings over the years, I find that my thumb holes are way too  Check Your Knowledge big. I have tightened up one of the four balls I have, but I find myself still paranoid of tight 1. Which center will host NCAUSBCA’s Mixed Tournament in November? thumb holes. How do you get over that fear? 2. This city hosted Bowl Expo 2012. My brother and I are working on loosening up my swing, and I can’t fully do it if the ball 3. The NCAUSBCA 2012 Senior Tournament will be open to bowlers of at is sliding off the thumb early. Please help! least this age. 4. True or False: Ronald McGregor was elected NCAUSBCA’s third manager. 5. Where will NCAUSBCA hold its 2012 Hall of Fame Induction & Dinner Cel- A. I have a couple of things that will ebration? help you. I also bowl with that nasty 6. Parkland Bowl has how many lanes? knot. It is caused by squeezing the life 7. True or False: AMF College Park has duckpin and tenpin lanes. out of the ball, usually because the 8. Who will serve as NCAUSBCA president for the 2012-2013 season? thumb hole is too loose or there’s too 9. T rue or False: A legal delivery must be executed for a foul to be commit- much reverse pitch. ted. Here is how I have helped the prob- lem. First, I discovered Thumb Carpets, 10. Is a USBC Youth member permitted to bowl for cash or bonds? which are just what they sound like.

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12 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org so it eliminates suction, which means When you practice, start by work- Since then, I use only questions asked of you can get a tighter feel without hang- ing mostly on your spare game. High- me by my readers. So these are definite- ing up. They are not expensive and last a average bowlers are very good to great ly questions from real people. long time. I have been using them since spare shooters. The secret to averaging I take pride in the fact that I answer 1998, and they work great. 200 is spare shooting. All it takes to av- every question by eMail even if they don’t You will not find them in pro shops; erage 200 is one double a game and the make the article. Most of the answers I they are a grass roots product that only a rest spares with good count. With every give are from years of experience. If I few people and the inventor know about. spare you throw away, it takes another don’t know the answer to a question, I I do have them, and they cost $20 for 10. double to catch up. get help from others I know in the game, If interested, send a self-addressed No. and I give them the credit by name for 10 envelope with two first-class stamps the answer. I don’t know everything, and on it to: Bob Korth, 750 Hemlock Ave., I have asked for help many times. I have Central Point, OR 97502. Q. I have just started to bowl regularly for also been wrong a few times, and if that The other thing I discovered was to the first time in a summer league this year. I happens, I hear about it, believe me. On grip the ball differently than most and have no equipment of my own. I can’t afford those rare occasions, I will correct it in differently than what is taught. Instead to get everything at one time. In your opinion the next column. of putting the fingers in the ball first and what is most important? My qualifications are that I have then the inserting the thumb, I do this bowled and been involved in the game backward. I now put my thumb in first, for 59 years. I started in the game as a then I turn the thumb slightly to the left A. I would purchase bowling shoes pin boy in the 50’s. I have had 300 games and rotate the fingers back to the right first. The reason is after you break them and 800 series with every cover stock to get them into the ball. You don’t need in, you know what you have in terms of of bowling ball from Rubber to Reactive a big turn of the thumb, just a 1/8 to 1/4 how they feel and slide. Bowling shoes urethane. I also have carried a 200 aver- age every year since 1961. I have worked As a beginner, I strongly suggest you take in all areas of bowling center including the pro shop. I have been President of at least a few professional lessons. They will our local USBC and was a tournament di- give you some direction and enhance your rector for 10 years. I have also attended overall bowling experience. many coaching seminars and am cur- rently a Bronze coach. My whole intent of these articles is to gear them to all inch turn. This locks the thumb in the at the beginner level are not expensive, averages and keep the answers simple. ball, and you don’t feel the need to grip and you save money each time you bowl. So I still need you my readers to do your it at all. Those shoe rental costs add up fast. part and ask me questions. I will do my Soon you have paid for those shoes by best to find the answers. the rental fees you don’t pay. Next, you will want to invest in a ball; eMail Bob Korth Q. I want to improve my game this sum- go to the pro shop and let them guide mer. What is the most important thing to you into the ball you need. Pro shop work on? owners are very good at getting you into a ball to fit your skill level. Also, as a beginner, I strongly suggest A. This question will have a different you take at least a few professional les- answer for every person. It all depends sons. They will give you some direction on where your game is at right now. I and enhance your overall bowling expe- will answer this generically, as I have no rience. Ask the desk personel or the pro knowledge of your game. shop operator; they can tell you who is The first thing I would do is to take a best in your area for lessons. lesson from a certified coach; he/she will be able to pinpoint what it is you need to work on. If taking a lesson is out of play, go to your local pro shop and get Q. I have been a reader of your Q and A for your equipment checked out. No one some time now and I just wanted to know are can improve if the equipment they are these real questions or made up and where using does not fit correctly. Ask your pro do you get your answers? Also, what are your shop operator to check your arsenal and qualifications? it is a great time to fill in the holes you have in your arsenal. Summer is a slow time in the bowling business and good A. When I started the column in 1998, deals abound. I made up every question for about the first year, as I had no readers built up. www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 13 September 1 Our Back Pages application deadline for USBC positions 5 Years Ago  Women’s All Events champion Stephanie Dyson appears in the “My Stuff” feature. The deadline to submit applications for  Bobby Hall Sr. responds to “12 Questions.” positions on the 2013-14 United States  Vicky Bush tackles the “Mini-Bio.” Bowling Congress board of directors and on the USBC Youth Committee is Sep- 10 Years Ago tember 1, 2012.  NCAUSBCA Hall of Famer Bob Hennessy dies of cancer at age 80. “USBC is looking for dedicated lead-   Jim Colley scores a perfect game as well as series of 805 and 791 en route to ers to represent our membership at the capturing two titles at the association’s Championship Tournament. national level,” USBC President Andrew Cain said. “This is an exciting time for 15 Years Ago our organization, and we hope to see a  H ollis McMullen, Brian Poole, and Bobby Hall II win the latest Nation’s Capital/ Baltimore Area Scratch Tournament Bowlers Club titles. diverse group of applicants for these po-  O sbourn High School league bowlers become the first students in Northern Virginia sitions.” to win letters for their participation. Applications for the USBC board of di- rectors will be reviewed by the Nominat- 20 Years Ago ing Committee. The Nominating Com-  L ewis Twine Jr., who tallied 1,976 for nine games, wins the association’s scratch all mittee will then recommend a slate of events title by seven pins over Gary “Guru” Parsons. candidates to delegates ahead of the  R esponding to a concern by association member E. Anthony Meadows regarding the USBC Convention, scheduled for April October 1992 closing of Bowl America Kent, Bowl America President Leslie Goldberg 30-May 4, 2013, in Reno, Nev. For the said the announcement of Kent’s closing during contract time in March 1992 was 2013 election, the Nominating Commit- “standard procedure” in the bowling business and that doing so any earlier would risk tee will slate up to two candidates for a chain center’s losing many of its customers to competing centers if the announce- each of the four positions open for elec- ment were made too early in the season. tion. Candidates may also run from the f loor. 25 Years Ago  D uane Fisher of Pennsauken, N.J., wins the $3,000 top prize at the 2nd Annual Bud Youth Committee applicants are re- Light PBA Eastern Regional Tournament at Crofton Bowling Centre. viewed by the Nominating Committee,  G wen Purcell teams with Bobby Holmes to win Bowl America’s He ‘N She title for which makes recommendations to the 1987 by 16 pins over the duo of Annie Brown and Leamon Willoughby. board of directors, and the board deter- mines the Youth Committee selections. 30 Years Ago The USBC Youth Committee assists in  Hal l of Famer Elmer Breeden rolls his first career perfect game in the Monday Night promoting and governing youth compo- Commercial League at Bowl America Manassas. nents of the organization.  B etty Williams averages 196.75 for 16 games and takes home the $400 top prize at Prospective candidates can find links the Virginia Bowling Queens event at Village Lanes in Leesburg. to the applications and brochures with additional information for download at 35 Years Ago BOWL.com/board.  W illie Williams leads the Mr. & Mrs. Tenpin Classic League at Bowl America Falls Church in average (206) and series (750).  B art Cannon (546 series / 144 pins over average) and Roger Rowley (470 / 95) are among the youth league newsmakers at Bowl America Fairfax. 2012-2013 league listings

40 Years Ago BOWL AMERICA FALLS CHURCH   In its regular advertising feature, the Carmen Don Pro Shop salutes Falls Church resi- Falls Church Commercial – competitive and long- dent Ken Slack as its Star of the Month for his association record 787 series on games standing league begins Wednesday, August 29 at of 277-232-278 in the Virginia Masters League at Annandale Bowl. 8:45 p.m. … organizational meeting: August 22 at  T he “Hahn’s of Ft. Myer” team of Bob Rothgeb, Larry O’Neill, Lee Brosius, Larry 9 p.m. … 4-person teams … handicap: 100% of Todd, and Danny Freeman capture the Virginia Masters League championship. 235 … 32-point weekly format, individual & team points … last season: 20 teams, $26/week, $8,000 for first-place team … contact: Andy Anderson 45 Years Ago (703/597-7799 [cell])  T he 2,986 tally by the “Carmen Don Pro Shop” team of Carmen Don (653), Jim Robinette (623), Joel Decker (587), Len Kramer (563) and John Chapman (560) earns First Niters – begins Monday, August 27 at 6:15 the Classic Division title in the 22nd Annual City Championship Tournament of the p.m. … organizational meeting: August 20 at 6 Washington City Tenpin Bowling Association. p.m. … 5-person mixed teams (at least one male  C huck Gannon becomes the second member of the Virginia Masters League to make and one female) … handicap: 90% of 230 … the select 700 circle by scoring 199-257-257 at Ten Pin Coliseum. 7-point weekly format … last season: 16 teams, $22/week, $4,500 for first-place team … contact: Andy Anderson (703/597-7799 [cell]) 14 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org Champs crowned at Bowl Eastern, Short Pump reps win Bowl America America Youth of the Year Star of the Year Grand Finals Tournament

Grand Finals Tournament DIVISION A (165+ avg) Center Avg Series POA Prize Five divisional champions emerged from 1. Ollie Morton...... Eastern 198 668 74 Trip to Las Vegas 2. Steve Kephart...... Burke 207 675 54 Sony Blu-Ray Player Bowl America’s Youth of the Year Grand 3. Howard Hiob...... Shirley 205 658 43 Craftsman 2pc Litium Ion Tool Combo Finals Tournament held June 10 at Bowl 4. Nigel Yates...... Falls Church 180 575 35 HP Photosmart Printer America Shirley. 5. Tom Shank...... Woodbridge 179 567 30 I-Home Alarm Clock Docking Station All of the participants, who shared in 6. Scott Skidmore...... Bull Run 211 614 -19 Motorola HD Bluetooth Headphones the scholarship prizes totaling nearly 7. Lewis Ensminger...... Gaithersburg 192 553 -23 Maglite LED Flashlight Set $2,400, won monthly and yearly compe- Steven Carter...... Glen Burnie 204 589 -23 Uniden Phone Set & Answering Sys. titions at his or her home center to qual- 9. Jerryl Bennett...... Midlothian 192 540 -36 Garmin Portable GPS 10. Dennis Jones...... Short Pump 175 488 -37 Linds Deluxe Two Ball Roller ify for the Grand Finals, before which 11. James Imgrund...... Dranesville 185 512 -43 AMC Theatres 2 Pack Movie Voucher each individual was presented with a 12. John Roughton...... Chantilly 206 571 -47 $25 Gift Card: Starbucks personalized shirt to wear while bowl- 13. Bill Englehart...... Southwest 200 551 -49 Carrand Suds –n– Go Car Wash System ing. 14. Dick Faulkner...... Fairfax 195 502 -83 $25 Gift Card: Barnes & Noble

BUMPERS DIVISION B (164- avg) Center Avg Series POA Prize 1. Trevor Corbin...... Short Pump 140 480 60 Trip To Las Vegas 1, Kalle Grimes, Gaithersburg, 84 average/ 2. John Wehrli...... Shirley 149 484 37 Vizio 22” LED TV 213 series (+45 pins over average); 2, 3. Mars Guill...... Dranesville 122 379 13 Giant Plush Teddy Bear Connor Smith, Short Pump, 90/224 (+44); 4. Kevin Brennan...... Bull Run 103 316 7 Cannon Digital Camera 3, Cameron Freeman, Shirley, 66/171 (+39); 5. William Merritt...... Midlothian 145 441 6 Linds Deluxe Three Ball Roller 4 (tie), Jayden Grant, Southwest, 83/157 and 6. Jason Beakley...... Glen Burnie 133 402 3 Motorola Talkabout 2 Way Radios Nolan Bryan, Woodbridge, 98/187 (-9); 6, O.K. Wilson...... Southwest 160 483 3 Igloo Rolling Cooler Elizabeth Paige Brown, Eastern, 78/126 (-30); 8. Sandy Berry...... Burke 140 421 1 $25 Gift Card: Outback 7, Jacob Ryan, Glen Burnie, 83/117 (-49). 9. Leigh Grady...... Chantilly 109 324 -3 Mr. Coffee 12 Cup Coffee Maker 10. Mike Jeffrey...... Falls Church 139 397 -20 $25 Gift Card: Shell 11. Jeff Beck...... Eastern 159 422 -55 Linds Deluxe One Ball Roller BANTAMS 12. Dale Ensminger...... Gaithersburg 153 393 -66 $25 Gift Card: Best Buy 1, Akiyah Robertson, Midlothian, 52/253 13. Nick DeLongis...... Fairfax 154 388 -74 $25 Gift Card: Bed Bath & Beyond (+97); 2, Kaleb Webster, Southwest, 62/226 14. Claudia Bailey...... Manassas 130 0 DNB (+40); 3, Andrew Schultz, Woodbridge, 15. Tracey Fitzpatrick...... Woodbridge 144 0 DNB 73/250 (+31); 4, Jacob Hemmerdinger, Fairfax, 84/271 (+19); 5, Matt Vierow, Dranesville, 77/236 (+5); 6 (tie), Mitchell Mortensen, Chantilly, 85/252 and Antonio Corwin, Chantilly, 108/319 (-5); 13, Andrew Washington, Glen Burnie, 151/428 and Sarah Romero, Manassas, 55/162 (-3); 8, Colin Dougherty, Midlothian, 116/341 (-7); 14, Patrick, Woodbridge, 118/329 (-25); Parsons, Glen Burnie, 111/318 (-15); 9, Alan Baine, Burke, 106/307 (-11); 15, Fantasia Kesean Waldon, Shirley, 104/286 (-26); 10, Humphrey, Woodbridge, 114/323 (-19). Diana Chotoo, Gaithersburg, 67/171 (-30); SENIORS 11, Corbin Payne, Bull Run, 67/169 (-32). 1, Adriana Sheck, JUNIORS Gaithersburg, 193/668 PREPS 1, Richie Hercules, (+89); 2, Matt Fairfax, 170/644 Chambers, Southwest, 1, Logan Maged, (+134); 2, Tyrone 127/448 (+67); 3, Dranesville, 86/335 Henley Jr., Midlothian, Jarrett DeFalco, Bull (+77); 2, Aldo Falla, Bull 127/445 (+64); 3, Run, 217/683 (+32); 4, Run, 108/396 (+72); Samuel Moss, Short James Fox, Chantilly, 3, William-Hunter Pump, 168/565 (+61); 174/552 (+30); 5, Tate Arrington, Short 4, Andrew Thorne, Ivie, Burke, 143/456 (+27); 6, Nick DeLongis Pump, 115/415 (+70); Gaithersburg, 148/497 III, Fairfax, 171/513 (+0); 7, Caroline 4 (tie), Tanya Glowacki, (+53); 5, Micah Ayre, Falls Church, 117/399 Chatfield, Dranesville, 95/268 (-17); 8, Kayla Gaithersburg, 81/306 (+48); 6, Braeden Sullivan, Shirley, 144/477 Meadows, Shirley, 203/590 (-19); 9, Courtney and Zoe Perez, Manassas, 73/282 (+63); (+45); 7, Christopher Wilson, Chantilly, Alexander, Woodbridge, 164/458 (-34); 10, 6, Joey Schureman, Eastern, 70/254 (44); 168/538 (+34); 8, Brianna Monaghan, Michael Saumenig, Glen Burnie, 204/574 7, Clark Thomas, Fairfax, 154/505 (+43); Dranesville, 156/492 (+24); 9, Donald Bock, (-38); 11, David Douttiel Jr., Short Pump, 8, Adam Young, Shirley, 79/247 (+10); 9, Bull Run, 196/605 (+17); 10, Veronica Yates, 186/488 (-70); 12 (tie), Cody Redmond, Madison Mano’o, Falls Church, 128/392 Eastern, 135/417 (+12); 11, Cayla Davidson, Midlothian, and Mark Short, Falls Church, (+8); 10, Gabrielle Swindall Glen Burnie, Manassas, 145/443 (+8); 12, Krista Grenell, and Michaela Geoffroy, Manassas, DNB. 93/283 (+4); 11, Kyra Dunham-Quigley, Southwest, 168/511 (+7); 13, Chase Southwest, 138/414 (+0); 12, Michael Brown, Burke, 139/406 (-11); 14 (tie), Nick www.ncausbca.org BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 15 ASSOCIATION 811 Burchfield, Michael E - BR012 Bach, Eric L - GB020 Burt, James C - DR002 Ball, Howard P Jr - PK005 HONOR SCORE Mozingo, Alan E - LC012 Bell, Daniel A - MH013 Napolitano, Scott A Sr - SL * Bell, Darnell R - PK010 AWARDS Tyler, Barry R - CA010 Bellinger, Thomas J - BR012 810 Anderson, Reginald D - SL003 Best, Eugene R III - WA017 800 Series 809 Haar, David K - SL001 Blackmore, Andrew R - FC002 Hawkes, Matthew J - WBS06 Blaney, William H III - WA018 878 Strickland, Michael - PK010 Peterson, David L - WA020 Bordley, Richard - FC010 867 Havens, Joseph A - FC002 808 Akers-Epps, Marina L - MH027 Bradley, James R Jr - LC012 857 Havens, Joseph A - GB007 807 Bellinger, Thomas J - BR012 Breneman, Eric - CYS02 856 Limtrakul, Pera I - GB007 Collier, Aubrey N - SL019 Broady, Tyrone M - MH013 836 Dingus, Tim L - WB019 Windsor, Allen - MA005 Brooks, David M - CR023 831 Fields, Wilbert Jr - CY014 806 Wiley, Terry A - FC003 Bruff, James G - BU005 827 Cepeda, Jimmy P Jr - GB001 805 Moton, E Maurice Sr - WAS01 Buskey, Eric C - SL002 826 Campbell, Roger L Jr - CAS01 804 French, Scott A - FC011 Bustle, John K - CY014 / CY003 Kolessides, John N - CYS03 Lawson, Nate III - PX005 Campbell, Roger L Jr - CAS01 Poole, Derek L - LC007 Luster, Malcolm E - CA010 Carbonaro, Joseph J Jr - LC012 825 Finley, Ray K Jr - LC007 Schneider, Craig A - CYS02 Chandler, Reginald B - RD018 Greene, Richard I - PK003 Skidmore, Scott W - FC023 Charity, Vincent A - WA012 Payne, Derek M - MH008 Sutphin, Gene R Jr - CR007 Cissell, Penny L - PX006 824 Mixon, Gary E - PK005 803 Hansen, Chris A - BR012 Clausson, Wade K - WB017 823 Dodge, Richard E - SL002 Krupsky, Kristopher S - CYS02 Cogswell, William T - LB003 Hicks, Randy R - BR002 802 Brown, Carlton D - MH027 Collins, Edward L Jr - DR002 Spriggs, Ernest W - PK005 Faulcon, Lee - CA010 Craft, Brian S - MA001 820 Helmrich, Eric D - LC007 Furr, Gregory J Jr - MH009 Cullum, Leon D - CR001 817 Kolessides, John N - DR007 Hunt, Ronald E - CY015 Darden, Ira J Jr - MH009 816 Finley, Ray K Jr - LC007 801 Gaines, Gregory B - WA012 Davidson, Patricia L - DR002 / DR005 Stein, Carl V - GB007 Herman, Michael P - WB009 Davidson, Timothy L - FC002 815 Haar, David K - BU009 Miller, Steven T - GBS06 Davis, Gregory D - BA002 Hayes, Allen A - PK005 800 Gaines, Gregory B - WA017 Dawson, Richard B- LC007 (2) Reed, David M - LC007 Murphy, John R - LC007 Dean, Brittany M - RD018 814 Carreon, Darryl V - SL001 Palmer, J. R. - LC014 DuBose, Derrick L - PK005 Carte, Timothy L - CR003 Williams, Fero K - SL003 Eberly, Michael L - BR007 Darden, Ira J Jr - MH013 Edwards, Daniel O - DR005 George, Bernard III - BA002 Ellerbee, Carvon R - WBS15 Marsico, Michael S - LC007 300 Game Espejo, Diego J - WA012 813 Best, Eugene R III - WA004 Abramson, Robert C - GB025 Estep, Gary J Sr - RD003 Espejo, Diego J - WA012 Anderson, Reginald D - MH012 Figlioli, Vito J - DR007 812 McLane, Thomas A - WA012 Anderson, Samuel A - WB006 Fink, Cody A - MA020 Smith, Wayne M - MH002 Andrejack, Michael J - WB * Finley, Ray K Jr - LC007 (2) Fuller, Kenneth W - LC003 (2) Gaines, Gregory B - WA003 / WA023 HONOR SCORE CENTERS Gale, Ryan I - GB007 Genao, Jose - SL002 (this issue, based on listed scores) Gill, David D - LC010 Glidden, Christopher - FC010 Gordon, Ronald A - GB007 Griffin, Kelly A - WA003 Grogan, Dorain J - MH009 LORD CALVERT 29 Gutridge, Johnny C Jr - WB001 Hahn, Stephen E - DR007 Hall, Donald R Jr - LC014 GAITHERSBURG Hatton, Jesse T III - WA003 19 Havens, Joseph A - FC002 / GB007 WALDORF Hayes, Allen A - PK010 Herman, Michael P - WB * Hicks, Randy R - MA020 / BR002 Holloway, Johnnie D Jr - BA004 / RD021 PARKLAND 18 Holmes, Richard H Sr - BR012 Howard, Charlie D - PK021 Howze, Brian M - PK010 Ireland, Gregory S - CR007 Ishmael, Bobby Jr - MH002 SHIRLEY 17 Jett, Jason A - GB020 John, Nicole R - GB001 Kent, Ian J - DR002 Keys, Kevin J - PK001 MARLOW HEIGHTS 16 Kinney, Alonso J Jr - MH009 / SL * Kinney, Antoine J - MH002 Kolessides, John N - CYS03 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 See AWARDS, page 18 16 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org Pop Kulture Kwiz STAR OF THE YEAR GRAND FINALISTS

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PBA East Region Appletree Classic, Middletown, Del. (Scott Newell, De- land, Fla., $10,000) – 36, Michael Stocks, Leesburg, Va., $500; 58, Jeff Abt (Guest / Senior), Manassas, Va., $250. PBA East Region Mil-Ray Foods Senior Open – 1, Mark Glover, Woodbridge, Va., $1,500; 27, Andy Anderson (Super Senior), Falls Church, Va., $250; 29, Ross McDonald (SS), Clarksville, Md., $125. PBA East Region Glassboro (N.J.) Bowl Senior Open (Sammy Ventura, Syracuse, N.Y., $2000) – 7, Mark Glover, $675; 15, David Kneas, Annapolis, Md., $412.50. PBA East Region Howell (N.J.) Lanes Open (Danny Wiseman, Baltimore, $2,500) – 37, David Kneas (SS), $250. John Heneghan (center), a member of the Goombay Mixed 4’s League at AMF PBA East Region Dominick V. DiCicco Capital Plaza in 2011-2012, captured one of four $50,000 divisional top prizes Memorial, Turnersville, N.J. (Danny offered in the $700,000 AMF National In-League Tournament, which concluded Wiseman, $2,500) – 12, David Kneas, this spring in Las Vegas. Said Heneghan: “Winning 1st place at AMF nationals $640. was amazing. Just winning the trip to Vegas and knowing that AMF donated PBA South Region Rocky Mount, N.C., money to Wounded Warriors was incredible, but now having $50,000 is Viper Open (Zack Brown, Raleigh, N.C., unimaginable. I’m going to be able to take care of the two most special women $2,500) – 11, Terry Wiley, Vienna, Va., in my life, my mother and my girlfriend. I’m also going to try to host a Wounded $550. Warrior charity bowling event to help support those who have sacrificed so much to take care of us. “

AWARDS, from page 16

Koontz, John R - DR006 Reed, David M - LC007 Windsor, Steven T - LC007 Kriz, William M - GB007 Rowley, Roger D - BR012 Zetlin, Jeff M - SL002 Lawrence, David R - CY003 Russell, Lonnie L - MH015 Lewis, Michael R - WA012 Schneider, Craig A - CYS02 Licursi, Nicholas A - GB007 Shaw, Michael A Jr - MH018 Lin, Chris - SL * Shields, Rodney E - PK005 YOUTH Locke, Dwayne L - WB017 Shivers, Cassandra A - FC002 Lowe, Kenneth E Jr - SL001 Smallwood, Terry - GB001 Luster, Malcolm E - CA010 Smith, Derek T - SL * 800 Series Maloof, John R Jr - PX004 Smoot, Stephen A - LA014 803 Defalco, Jarrett A - BR Manolis, Michael J - FC003 Soper, Bill W - LC009 / LC007 802 Ward, Christopher R - BR ** Marsico, Michael S - LC009 Spriggs, Ernest W - PK011 Martin, Paige R - CA010 / GB007 Stocks, Michael R - DR007 Martin, Rick A - SL004 Strickland, Michael - PK010 (2) 300 Game McAlpine, Scott J - FC003 Szymanski, Kenneth J - WB009 Ward, Christopher R - BR ** McCoy, Bonnie A - PK006 Thomas, Rudolph - WA022 McKinley, Robert S - BR007 Thompson, Charles E II - CR007 McLane, Thomas A - LC007 / WA017 Tomlin, Gregory A - SL002 * = NCAUSBCA Open Championship Tournament Moore, Gary M - SL001 Tragert, John G - GB007 ** = NCAUSBCA Youth Championship Tournament Murabito, Vince F - WBS06 Tran, David Q - DR007 Nguyen, Luan V - DR007 Turner, Gregory L - PK011 Palmer, Blake A - LC009 Walker, Cregg D - DR008 Palmer, J. R. - LC007 Ward, Joseph C IV - WA004 Pancoast, Bonnie E - FC014 Warner, Michael J - WB009 Payton, Troy D - GB023 Welbon, James D - GB007 Petty, Derek J - CYS02 (2) Wiley, Terry A - FC003 Pitt, Milton R - BA006 Williams, Dennis - RD006 Poole, Derek L - LC007 / LC014 Williams, Fero K - CA010 Price, Jonathan M - DR002 Windsor, Allen - CY 18 BOWL Magazine • Summer 2012 www.ncausbca.org OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM

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