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66th Year In Publication Thursday, November 3, 2005 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 Ryan Cunningham Opens Fall 500 Tommy Jones Season With His First 300 Wins 4th Title CERRITOS—The Cerritos 600 Youth Bowling Program, just In Last 7 PBA into the first week of the fall sea- 700 son, was treated to an exciting Tour Events display of bowling skill. Amid CLUB the bustle of first day sign-ups, Courtesy of pba.com 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood the buzz wound through the con- TOURNAMENTS TULSA, Okla.—If there was course, “Ryan’s got the front WINNEKTA, CA — Canoga any doubt Tommy Jones was the (562) 421-8448 eight” – “now nine” – “he’s up Park Bowl at 20122 Vanowen hottest bowler on the Denny’s in the tenth”. Gathering around Street in Winnetka will be host- Professional Bowlers Associa- Saturday behind lane 34 of Cerritos ing the San Fernando Valley tion Tour, all doubts have been Jones (Simpsonville, S.C.) Lanes, we watched as Ryan Y.B.A. multi level tournament laid to rest. advanced to the title match by No-Tap stood next to the ball return, THIS Saturday, November 5, Jones defeated Wes Malott defeating six-time Tour winner holding a mint condition Red 2005. in the title match of the 2005 Chris Barnes (Flower Mound, November 5th Alert, the ball his father, Roy, The single 3:00 p.m. squad Tulsa Championship, 289-248, Texas), 236-213. Jones con- had lying around in their garage. will start filling spots at 2:00 striking on his first 10 shots to verted the 3-4-6-7 spare in the 6 PM Ryan took little time, seeming p.m. capture his sixth career Tour title, 5th frame and struck in four of quite confident and calm, head This sanctioned tournament is the $40,000 top prize and an ex- his final five frames en route to Entry Fee:$40 steady, his strides sure, as he self a satisfied grin – his first open to S.F.V.Y.B.A. members emption for the 2006-07 season. his eighth career title match ap- delivered the ball in the tenth – 300. Very well done! who have bowled a 500, 600 or ”It was an unbelievable day. pearance. Sidepots Rip – 10 in the pit. Again, pick- Ryan, 16, is a junior at Cy- 700 in a sanctioned league or I had mixed emotions - not be- In the other semifinal, Malott ing his ball from the return, any press High School. Tall and tournament at any time during cause of the 300 game - but be- advanced to the title match by Optional nervousness was reserved for slender, Ryan possesses a sweet their membership in the cause Wes is one of my best defeating Mike Wolfe (New Al- mom & dad - Ryan showed stroke which will no doubt bring Y.A.B.A. friends out here and he’s look- bany, Ind.) in their semifinal, none. The right-hander’s him more high scores in the fu- The $25 on-site entry fee in- ing for his first title,” said Jones, 236-209. Malott struck seven 6 Games “down-n-in” shot was away – ture. He previously shot a 299 cludes $11 to the Scholarship whose bid for the 17th nation- times and marked in every frame POW. Now surrounded by anx- game, and a 699 series. This Fund which will be returned ally televised perfect game in while Wolfe failed to convert the ious spectators and with his par- quiet, unassuming young man 100%. Denny’s PBA Tour history was “Big Four” (4-6-7-10) and the Introducing ents, Roy and Lois (who were represents himself well, obvi- For a more detailed set of foiled by a 7-pin on his 11th shot. 7-10 splits in the 4th and 6th by now emotional wrecks) look- ously making his parents very rules, check the San Fernando “I caught the breaks and he frames, respectively. Cal-Bowl.com ing on, Ryan, as cool as ice, proud. We feel lucky to have Valley Y.B.A. ad in this paper. didn’t.” Malott (Austin, Texas) made his final shot. It blasted him in the Cerritos Youth Bowl- Don’t forget to bring your The victory gives Jones four earned $20,000 for his 2nd place the rack. He then permitted him- ing Program. present membership card! titles in the last seven Tour finish while Barnes and Wolfe Website Goes events, as well as back-to-back earned $10,000 apiece for 3rd New S.C.B.T. wins for the first time in his ca- and 4th, respectively. The Online reer. The 26-year-old won the Denny’s PBA Tour moves to Tournament Club Dydo Japan Cup in September Lakewood, Colo. for the 2005 October 1st and now has 15 consecutive Mile High Classic at Brunswick Starts Nov. 6 wins on television, one shy of the Zone Lakewood Nov. 2-6. The RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Tour record set by Jim Pencak nationally televised ESPN finals Bragging Rights CA — A new tournament club from 1989-91. take place Sun, Nov. 6 at 10am. has been organized to serve both Nov. 26th scratch and handicap bowlers in the San Bernardino Valley. This month’s event will be With Devastation Comes at 1:00PM held at Brunswick Deer Creek OC Bowling Council At Lanes. Located at 7930 Haven $500 Guaranteed Avenue in Rancho Cucamonga. OCBA Headquarters Opportunity For Renewal The phone number there is 909- by Frank Kietz by Paul Kreins 1st Place 945-9392. GARDEN GROVE — The Orange County Bowling Council This tournament club will fea- will meet Thursday noon, November 17, 2005 here at the OCBA/ TEXAS—Not since the early Here is Paul’s description of ture two squads and two divi- USBC headquarters. 90’s when Hurricane Andrew de- the damage and his plan for re- FRIDAY sions on Sunday, the 6th. Mem- Dave Osborn will chair the meeting reviewing the past year’s stroyed Don and Paula Carter’s building. — JG bership special is $10 only. activities and presenting the new season’s programs. bowling center in Homestead, October 1 we made a trip to Regular membership $20. For more information, call 714-554-1880. Florida has there been a storm Port Arthur to get our first look NO-TAP The entry fees for both divi- that was devastating to the bowl- at the effects of Hurricane Rita 3 GAMES sions is $50 each. Sidepots are ing business. Dozens of centers on our center and our town. It Every Friday $5. Brackets are $5 and the pro- Cal Bowl No Tap were destroyed as extensively was not a pretty picture. gressive $20. Lots of ways to damaged by Hurricane Katrina. As we got closer to Port At 1:00 PM cash. When Hurricane Rita made Arthur, the devastation became The first squad is at 11:00 Saturday Nov. 5 a direct hit on Port Arthur, Texas greater and more widespread. $15 ENTRY FEE a.m., check-in by 10:30 a.m. and LAKEWOOD — Cal Bowl in Lakewood is the “home of no tap” in late September, it blew right Our first look at our center was the second squad has a 12:30 this season. A great house to bowl in. Good Cajun food. Good ball over Paul Kreins Park Central breathtaking. A week earlier this Includes Singles, 3-6-9 p.m. check-in. Start at 1:00 p.m. driller. Employees with smiles. A place where you feel welcome Recreation Center. This very beautiful center was the hub of Any questions? Call Patrick and just know you will bowl well. (But it sure is big!!) nice 40-lane facility held up activity in the community. Now, Sidepots, Insurance Ambrose at 909-322-9237. This month’s N0-TAP is slated for THIS SATURDAY, NOVEM- pretty well considering the it was strewn with debris – sheet Bowl one division or both. Bowl BER 5th. Check-in between 5:00 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. for a 6:00 p.m. power of the storm, but with metal, signage from nearby busi- & Scratch Series one squad or both. S.C.B.T. has start. Entry fee is $40. Sidepots are optional for the six games. more than $1 million in damage, nesses, insulation, flashing from 3-6-9 = $139.00 it covered. It will be worth the Always a good turn-out, with plenty of action. See you Saturday! will be out of business for a few the face of the building, light fix- drive. Phone: 562-421-8448. weeks. continued on page 10 Forest Lanes 6 Gamer Entry Fee: 1PM • Saturday, Nov. 26th $50.00 $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Page 2 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, November 3, 2005 that we understand the variables, how do we relate which combina- tion is right for you? Scratching The Surface To determine how much surface we need, we need to look at your ball speed. An initial ball speed of 20 mph would require a lot We’ve Moved! by Steve Kloempken, Storm of friction between the ball and the lane to produce a desirable ball Now Located Inside AMF Bowl-O-Drome NORWALK—Hello to all and thanks to California Bowling reaction. Maximum velocity requires maximum friction. We get News for allowing me to contribute some technical advice to this maximum friction with a dull texture on a particle coverstock. On 21915 S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA 90501 publication. I am Steve Kloempken, the Technical Director of Storm the converse, a player who throws the ball less than 16mph would Products, Inc. My position at Storm keeps me heavily involved require very little friction. This type of player would only be able to with the Research and Development Department as well as the PBA use a reactive coverstock when it is highly polished. While it is true Tour. This allows me to stay closely involved with both the best that different lane conditions will favor different types of players, players in the world and cutting-edge bowling ball technology. both types can enjoy success with the correct match-up. At Storm we consider the cover, or shell, to be a significant part In closing, it should be noted that it is also important to identify of a bowling ball. Not to lessen the importance of new weight block weaknesses in your physical game. If your velocity is on either end technology, such as the RAD design in our X Factor™ and Para- of the spectrum, you may be best served by first learning how to digm™ series, but it is the surface of the ball that contacts the lane adjust your ball speed. The next step would then be in understand- and determines friction levels. For this reason, coverstock selec- ing the proper surface selection for each of your different veloci- 310-533-9595 tion and surface preparation is thus the most controlling and mean- ties. ingful factor in ball reaction. C.A.T.S. testing has proven this time If you have any more questions, feel free to contact me at and time again. [email protected]. Thank you for your time and best Let’s first discuss what the term ‘surface’ means. Many people wishes to everyone! owned and operated by define it as the finishing texture, i.e. dull or shiny. They are only Tim and Diana Albin partially right. It is important to realize that surface selection re- Coverstocks can be broken down into the following groups: Located Inside Rossmoor Bowl lates to BOTH the texture of the shell material as well as the actual Particle = Highest Friction material itself. Now, how do you select the proper surface for you? Reactive= Aggressive When do you choose a more aggressive cover versus a weaker Urethane= Mild cover? How about a dull, coarse finish versus a smooth and shiny Polyester= Lowest Friction finish? We should first classify what categories we have for differ- We can categorize Finishing Texture like this: It’s Your Right To Vote On ent coverstocks and finishing textures. Is it really this simple? Absolutely! We can describe all surfaces Dull= below 600 grit using this simple guide. Make sure you understand this as well. I Medium = 600-1500 grit Tuesday November 8th! promise it will take away a lot of confusion for everyone! But, now Shiny = above 1500 grit

LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice Meglemre DOWNEY—The Vegas Join us for League traveled to Del Rio Lanes Monday for the first of four visits and it was the high- est scoring week since the league started in August. Carol Mancini and her outstanding staff offer first class facilities our all-new and service at the 32 lane enter. Four season high marks hit the tote board Monday. Doris Lewis fired 235-632 so she takes over series in the 156 and over division and Sue McGill re- places Doris (238) for high game with 234. Cal Bowl A topped their previous high game of 749 with 766 and Rossmoor B had 2125 high series. The honor roll continues COSMIC with Jamie Vallier 222-598, Sue McGill 234-596, Bert Martinex 218-580, Wanda Baca 215-571, Alberta Stoute 212-559, Cil Moons 203-557, Karen Mauricio 213-556. Cathy Wyat 201-542, Bernice Williams 204- 539, Vi Wilson 213-537, Cyndie martin 226-526, Katrena Whitmore 204-526, Bernice Bennett 208-519, Gladyce Perrin 207-518, Joan Roper 513, BOWLING Berneice King 512 and Betty Klemin 500. Cal B team retains league leadership with27 wins, fol- lowed by Rossmoor B amnd Cerritos Lanes tied at 23, Key- stone A, 21.2 and Keystone B, Light Show! 20. The rest of the league is only The Very Best a few games apart down to cel- lar team at 6 wins. of Laughlin… Halloween inspired some members to “dress up” and if EVERY FRIDAY AND Riverside Lanes! there had been a prize fro best costume, Jan Jones would have • State-of-the-Art Brunswick been undisputed winner. Nan SATURDAY NIGHT AT… McGill celebrated her 80th Equipment birthday but team mate Pat Willmore retains her senior • Frameworx Automatic Scoring member status at 86. • Full Service Pro Shop Pat is the latest candidate to undergo knee surgery soon • 34 Lanes • Snack Bar which follows the hip replace- ment she had a few years ago. • 1404 Rooms & Suites Total number of knee replace- ments is now 16 and we are • 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre happy to report all except sec- RIVERSIDE LANES • 7 Restaurants • 3 Lounges retary Merlene has returned to bowl but as soon as the other Book Sweepers or Group Reservations • 2 Nightclubs knee is done she hopes to return. NEXT WEEK:Cerritos • 740 Space RV Park Lanes 10 a.m. Monday Novem- 1-888-590-2695 ber 7. The annual Las Vegas (Full-Hook-Up) doubles and singles sweeps site • Large Arcade • Hall of Fame Bar is not yet confirmed but the Four Queens Hotel will be again be • Race & Sports Book headquarters. Reservations are now being taken for the charter • Don’s Kid Kastle (supervised bus trip slated on Sunday-Mon- day-Tuesday, March 26-27-28 children’s play center) dates. We must have 8 more people on the bus to assure the • 2 Classic Auto Exhibit trip. Showrooms (Free Admission) Non bowlng guests are wel- www.bowllaughlin.com come so PLEASE call Alice, (562) 423-1567 to sign up. Pay- ment or deposits will be due December 5. Thursday, November 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 3

Coming Soon – The South Coast 64-Lane Bowling Center Page 4 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, November 3, 2005 Nitahara Leads KIETZ KOMMENTS Gardena Bowl Pro Patronize Sponsors Shop To Victory by Frank Kietz In Gardena Bowl LAKE FOREST — “Frank, do you remember your first spon- Nikkei Invitational sor, the guy who bought you a shirt with your name over the left Thanksgiving GARDENA — Butch pocket and a company name on the back?” Nitahara led Gardena Bowl Pro Yes, Eddie’s Sporting Goods, 1936, Lynwood Bowling Acad- Shop to the title in the 5th An- emy. I bought my first hard rubber ball from Eddie. I bowled nual Gardena Bowl Nikkei In- with Pete Rogers, Bill Moon, Ralph Lerch and anchorman Jim vitational Bowling Tournament Moore. We didn’t win but had lots of fun. last Saturday. I followed Eddie’s shirt with the beers, Acme, Eastside, Re- Behind Nitahara’s 760 series gal, Golden Creme, 102. In fact, every team in Lynwood Acad- Team No-Tap (on games of 227-280-253), emy had a sponsor. Almost all the stores on Long Beach Blvd. Gardena Bowl Pro Shop sponsored teams in the Commercial League. Friday eclipsed the field with a 15 game Even gas stations, Shorty Long’s Gilmore Blue-Green Gaso- score of 3,580 to gain the num- line. Shorty’s was the best. He gave 10 gallons (little over a $1) ber one seeding in the Baker 2- for any guy that could bowl a scratch 200 game. game position round. Mike From the “Commercial” league giveaways, publicity stunts, November 25, 2005 @ 7:00 PM Larson’s 702 series and anchor/ the embroidered shirt became known world-wide — individual team sponsor Tony Figuiera’s bowlers were identified as the cigar-chumping, beer-drinking, Teams - Mixed 5 676 paced Gardena Bowl Pro pot-bellied working stiffs, enjoyed themselves. Breweries sold Shop. a lot of beer. (Must have one of opposite sex) The Bowlers’s Depot (3,489) It was a cheap way to promote a product. led by captain Everett The shirt/blouse craze flourished, adding matching pants, Nishikawa and his 730 series shoes, bowling bags to the growing fashion. 32 Teams (with a tournament high 289 Bowling had a lock on community support, but talk show game out of the blocks) finished hosts, comedians, editors, writers, cartoonists all mocked the First Come First Serve second in the qualifying. First rolly-polly squares. time participant Rob Lancaster For some reason, centers, bowling associations and their “cus- found Gardena Bowl to his lik- tomers” failed to take advantage of the freebees. ing, shooting 745 on games of Perhaps it was the freebees. Bowlers, entire industry, avoided 3 Games - $100.00 per Team 222-266-257. Leadoff bowler mirrors they couldn’t see. They were getting big, fat, and com- Tom Hikida set the pace for fortable. PREPAID EVENT Bowler’s Depot, with a fine 685 The industry just didn’t support their sponsors. The coupe de series. grace: when the winner of the Burger King PBA Open, on ABC- Handicap - 90% of 210 The third qualifier, Kosaka TV, answered the question: “What are you going to do with (Sidepots Optional) Landscaping (3,472) included your prize money?” His answer: “I’m not going to buy a Burger Kraig Orosco and his 705 set King Whopper!” A. 2004-2005 Book and James Kuschner with a 674 The new Professional Bowling Association’s 2005-06 sea- series. Last to qualify from the son started this past week on ESPN-TV with Denny’s Restau- B. Current Summer 2005 (21 Games) field was The Pro Zone with a rant it’s major sponsor. This writer hopes the PBA, USBC, C. 2003-2004 Book solid score of 3391 behind Rusty YABA and proprietors urge their customers (members) to try Bryant’s 700 series. Denny’s breakfast special and ask them to sponsor a bowling D. 175 Blind Third seeded Kosaka’s Land- team. E. House has right to re-rate any bowler. scaping defeated The Pro Zone Better still, all bowling entities develop community relations 444-402 in the first step of the committees; look for Shorty’s station. It would be great if Shorty 2-game Baker stepladder finals. donated another 10 gallons. For futher information call: Bowler’s Depot then ended Steve Miller, former Nike executive, said bowling lost touch Kosaka’s thoughts of winning, with their communities. Tom Cristi, Owner coming back from a 51 pin defi- Every center should join their local chamber of commerce, cit after the first of the two Baker let them know you have a “Commercial” league, and corporate, 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA 91350 games, only to roar back with a church, junior, fraternal, civic and club events — come in, look n 83 pin victory in game two to us over, we have been around for ages, have fun. (661)254-0540 Fax: (661) 254-7562 take the series, 452-418. In fact, we support your business. With a standing room only crowd on hand, Bowler’s Depot Super Senior Leon Dent Wins His then faced first seeded Gardena Citrus Belt’s BullDog Coffee Club st Bowl Pro Shop in the finals. 1 SST Title & Kevin Gannon Tops After jumping out to an 11 pin Every Sunday at lead after the first game (204- Dorothy Ingram Jr’s With His Consistent Play 193), Bowler’s Depot was un- Westminster Lanes at 10:30 AM by Sheri Dyer able to close the door, and Tony Turns 100! MURRIETA—Leon Dent of Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl in Figuiera’s crucial spare in the Sign ups start at 9:30 AM. Entry Fee: $21 Hesperia endured 10 games of Murrieta for hosting the tourna- 10th frame closed out the win by Frank Weiler Coffe Club Paid Out Almost $4,000 match play, averaging 248 the ment and for their hospitality. for Gardena Bowl Pro Shop, SAN BERNARDINO—The Last Month In Prize Fund 1st block and improving to 255 Congratulations to Bula Dandl 408-401. oldest active bowler in the Cit- $ Come join us for the fun $ the 2nd block, on his way to his the winner of the SST Pro Am Pot winners included Everett rus Belt celebrates her 100th 1st SST title. Dent started on Friday. Cal Oaks had 94 Nishikawa (289), Butch birthday on November 9, 2005. Money Available To Win: $1,388.00 Sunday’s match play with bowlers participate and 20 pro- Nitahara (280), Tim Tsukamoto Dorothy Ingram is still active 6471 Westminster Blvd., Westminster CA • 714-893-5005 games of 248-204-236-279-277 fessionals. Thank you all for (279) and Jason Carrillo (268). after all these years, currently moving up from 4th place. He making this event a great suc- Overall, the 5th Annual Gardena bowling in two leagues at Del then finished with an impressive cess. Bowl Nikkei Invitational Bowl- Rosa Lanes in San Bernardino, 259-269-255-268-226 and a 7- Congratulations to Jim Lee. ing Tournament paid out over averaging about 110 in each 3 match play record for the $660 His name was drawn for a FREE $11,000 in this one-day event. league. WANTED “B” MECHANIC top prize. Leon would like to Pair of Dexter Bowling Shoes. Next year’s tournament is Del Rosa Lanes have two thank Joe Staton and Dwayne All prepaid entries are eligible scheduled for October 22, 2006 birthday celebrations planned Brunswick A2 Machines Dunn of Custom Fit for drilling for the drawing courtesy of at Gardena Bowl. Gardena Bowl for Dorothy. The first will be at his equipment and Brunswick Ricky Corona of Dexter Bowl- is located at 15707 South Ver- 9 a.m. on Tuesday morning No- Full Time and Part Time Cal Oaks Bowl for a shot that ing Shoes & Storm Products. mont in Gardena, 310-324- vember 8th. The second will allowed this Super Senior to Our next tournament is Dec 1244. be at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday Chapparal Lanes Bowl such a great match play 3-4, 2005 at Fantasy Springs evening November 10th. All her final. Casino in Indio. We will have 2 bowling friends and former Contact Mike Patel at Consistency was the key for squads at this tournament. Get teammates are invited to cel- Junior Division Champion your entries in early to secure ebrate this centennial milestone 909-592-2772 Kevin Gannon of Lakewood. your squad choice. with her at Del Rosa Lanes. As Kevin went 7-1 in match play Come join the best Super a former teammate I will be and averaged 245 for the tour- Senior Men 60+ and Women SUPER SENIOR TOUR BOWLING CLUB OF CALIFORNIA th there to honor this wonderful (At Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl) nament to secure his 6 SST 50+, and Junior Men 45-59 and lady. October 29-30, 2005 Title. Kevin would like to thank Women 40-49. For more infor- Dorothy Ingram is an amaz- FINAL STANDINGS JUNIOR MATCH PLAY Gary Cort and his staff at mation contact SST President ing lady with many firsts in her 1. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 4620 $610.00 Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl for Dave Gulley at (949) 677-6424 life. Among many other firsts, 2. Bob Markiewicz, San Diego, CA 4510 440.00 3. Mark Dyer, Moreno Valley, CA 4365 300.00 hosting the SST and for the great or go to our website at she was the first African-Ameri- 4. Mike Rick, Redlands, CA 4316 260.00 buffet lunch. Also, Tony Figuera www.supersenior tour.ws. can female graduate of Redlands 5. Tony Rodriguez Jr., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 4273 235.00 at Gardena Bowl for drilling his 6. Dean Carr, Dana Point, CA 4228 210.00 University, and the first African- 7. David Cook, Temecula, CA 4225 200.00 bowling balls. American teacher, school prin- 8. Lloyd Burleson, San Diego,CA 4002 190.00 The King of the Hill saw cipal, and superintendent in the 9. Tim Harkness, Vista, CA 2250 160.00 SENIOR MATCH PLAY Super Senior Leon Dent defeat San Bernardino school system. 1. Leon Dent, Hesperia, CA 4972 660.00 Junior Kevin Gannon 237-203 Dorothy loves books and has 2. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 4868 475.00 3. Norm Black, Whittier, CA 4797 350.00 for bragging rights and a $50 authored nearly a dozen herself. 4. Dave Gulley, Canyon Lake, CA 4717 300.00 prize. It was appropriate then that the 5. Don Jackson, Bonita, CA 4694 260.00 Several honor scores were 6. Larry Galloway, Lakewood, CA 4668 250.00 city of San Bernardino named a 7. Hal Wilber, Las Vegas, NV 4548 230.00 bowled this weekend and all will library in her honor. 8. Dennis Fitzsimonds, Santee, CA 4499 220.00 be recognized by USBC. On The Dorothy Ingram Branch 9. Jim O’Connor, Montclair,CA 4448 200.00 10. Doug Johnson, Long Beach, CA 4395 180.00 Saturday Kevin Gannon, Tony Library is located at 1505 High- FINANCIAL REPORT Rodriguez Jr, Bob Marciewicz, land Avenue in San Bernardino. 57 Entries @ $135.00 $7,695.00 Total Money In 7,695.00 Eddie Katz, and Mark Dyer HAPPY BIRTHDAY MISS 31 Senior Prize Fund 3,125.00 bowled 300 games. Mark Dyer DOROTHY. We all love you, 26 Junior Prize Fund 2,625.00 started match play with another Lineage 1,472.00 and I look forward to next sum- King of the Hill 50.00 300 game on Sunday. mer when we will be teammates Plaques 30.00 The SST would like to thank again in the Park and Recreation Expenses/Director 393.00 TOTAL MONEY OUT $7,695.00 GM Gary Cort and his staff at L-R Leon Dent, Sheri Dyer, Kevin Gannon League at Del Rosa Lanes. KING OF THE HILL: SS LEON DENT WON, DEFEATING JR. KEVIN GANNON Lanes. Thursday, November 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com

or the web site abta1.com. Bowl- Fairow Wins Second ABTA Title at Keystone ing Square, here we come! ABTA CRADLE CALL: AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION October 30, 200 (At Keystone Lanes) Bowling Square is located at This week, Bowlers, and FINAL STANDINGS 1.David Fairow 7461,000.00 Wrase is a $3,500 Match Game Winner • Match Game Is Est. $2,200 This Saturday 1020 Baldwin Ave. in Arcadia. friends in the ABTA League got Cash & Carry 1,200.00 To get there take the 210 Free- to see one of our newest mem- 2.George Parker 757 500.00 3.Jason Patten 718 200.00 Match Series Pot Est. $600 & 3-6-9 Carries $1,500 This Week way to Baldwin 2 miles South bers Avalon Marie Strafford. She 4.Patrick Ambrose 715 115.00 5.Kevin Collier 683 115.00 or take 10 Freeway to Santa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 6.Jello Gray 752 107.50 One Day event at Bowling Square Saturday Anita, go north 2 miles to Myke Strafford and she is a 7.Michael Gill 744 107.50 8.Dominic Tambio 713 107.50 NORWALK—David Fairow Fairow again on his game, “Best 171 that I have ever seen,” Duarte, left ¾ Miles to Baldwin, beautiful little girl born Sept. 27, 9.Roger Wrase 692 107.50 10.Victor Copeland 700 100.00 was the best in the ABTA event couldn’t seem to get away from said He! That’s $20.46 per pin right one block. The following weighing in at 8 pounds. We are 11.John Daily 686 100.00 at Keystone Lanes as he won the newcomer Patten. It was folks! We still have a $830 week we have a One Day event proud of our newest little mem- 12.Tracy Cueto 674 100.00 13.Adam Drozdz SS 664 100.00 five straight matches and finally close to the end where Patten got carryover in the Match Game so Saturday, at the Bowlium Lanes ber. Avalon’s Grandparents, now 14.Jeff Taino 660 100.00 15.Kristy Yahiku 653 100.00 topped the tournament leader a huge split and Fairow tossed a we will estimate $2,100 Pot this in Montclair. deceased Betty, and Dick 16.Esther Tambio SS 647 100.00 George Parker in the title game big turkey to prevail and ad- week. Make plans for the Big Strafford were also ABTA mem- 17.Danny Guevarra 657 75.00 18.Fernando Alatorre 649 72.50 to take home a nice top prize of vance to the title match in a 212- The optional doubles were Thanksgiving Special $6,000 1st bers and proud they would have 19.Claude Dottin 645 70.00 20.Fred Ringor 644 67.50 $2,200 for his stellar effort. 190 win. The likable Mr. Patten taken by Jo Jo Lamando who with Bonuses at West Covina been. Welcome to the ABTA 21.Rolly Cueva 643 65.00 David comes from an ABTA was third in his first ever ABTA teamed with the Champ Fairow Avalon Marie! 22.Ely Cruz 641 65.00 22.Jon Reyes 640 62.50 family as his Grandfather Bob event with great bowling and and their 1536 got them $130. 22.Valinda Kelly 637 60.00 25. Demetrius Cash 634 57.50 (now deceased and father Mike $200. Anthony Nicholson and Jello 25.Lonzell Burnett 628 57.50 were also ABTA regulars in the The title game was on and Gray were runner-up and got “COLUMBIA 300, INC.” Tops ABTA 27.Deborah Sanders 626 55.00 28.Joyce Westbrook 621 55.00 past). David loves to bowl and Parker elected to lead off. He did $100 for their 1494. We paid 8 28.Donnie Johnson Jr. 620 52.50 30.Tommy Newman 610 50.00 he did it well Sunday. Grandpa with a nice double, Fairow split places in the doubles. 31.Jo Jo Lamando 609 50.00 would be proud to be sure. in frame #1 but then doubled. The Columbia “300” ball League in Round One 32.Jack Wade 606 49.00 33.Cleve Johnson 605 49.00 David topped a fair turnout of Parker then tossed a pocket 8- this week, TRACK, went to lik- GARDEN GROVE—ABTA league held our first position round 34.Bev Fitzgerald 602 48.00 35.Tony Rodriguez 596 48.00 183 bowlers at Keystone in the 10 split which is costly. Fairow able Patrick Ambrose and he last Thursday, October 27th, seeding two teams into the play offs 36. Chris Kelly 593 47.00 two day event which had a big gained a lead until George bled opts for the popular Track Rule- for the championship. The first place team will receive $200 bonus 37.Bobbie McCollum SS 589 47.00 38.Chris Ko 584 46.00 squad Sunday morning at 10:15 in frames 7-8. Fairow looked in 1. for winning the round and the second place team will receive $100. 39.Dale Strader 579 46.00 40.John B. Kim 574 45.00 also with the finals at 11:45 AM. a bad way leaving a 2-10 split This week’s ball will be an The bonus awards will be awarded at the end of the season. A team 41.Ray Varela SS 573 45.00 The cut scores were good which he remarkably picked up. AMF300 manufactured by Co- can win ALL bonus rounds but can only be seeded once. 42.A. Nicholson 60% 566 26.50 43.Greg Kokanour DNS 44.00 taking men +81 on Saturday, We now go into the final frame lumbia-300 Inc. Congratulations to Team #21, Columbia “300” -Bob Smith, 44.Matt Fukuda DNS 44.00 45.Larry Gilbert DNS 44.00 and the women +50. Sunday in a dead tie. Fairow finishing Champion David Fairow is Racquel Vergara, Ping Romero and Richard Warner for securing DOUBLES Morning had cut scores of +66 first, struck all three in the 10th. from Alta Loma and used a In- first place this round. Second place went to Team 20, Ryan Okamoto, 1.David Fairow/ Jo Jo Lamando 1536 120.00 men, and +27 for the ladies. We Parker would need to do the ferno (Driller unknown). He’s Pam Jones, Jeff Reyes and Jon Reyes. They had a very exciting 2.Jello Gray/ Anthony Nicholson 1494 100.00 returned 45 bowlers to the Semi- same for a tie. He got the first married to Kristen and they have close match but Team 21 won by one and a half points. Congratula- 3.Anthony Nicholson/ finals including the added Su- but a bit light on the second and five (count ’em), five kids. tions! These two teams are seeded into the top ten for the League Victor Copeland III 1465 90.00 4.Jello Gray/ per Seniors Bobbie Mc Collum, the title went to the nice gentle- Macayla, Jordan, Alexis, An- rolloffs. Donnie Johnson 1459 80.00 5.Jello Gray/ Jack Wade and Larry Gilbert. man from Alta Loma and thony and Alyssa. Busy people! Jeff Garrison led the men’s scoring with his 236, 257, 255/748, John Daily 1459 80.00 Leading the Semis was the $2,200. Congrats David for win- He says the ABTA is the best, John Conway 262, 259, 215/736, DeAndro Banks 236, 231, 252/ 6.Anthony Nicholson/ Tommy Newman 1454 60.00 pride of Cerritos George Parker, ning title #2. It was well-de- and thanks wife Kristen and 719, Nick Rodriguez 225, 243, 238/706, Tim Crowder 259/699, 7.George M. Parker/ Tony Rodriguez 1442 50.00 who is back with the ABTA and served to say the least. Great ABTA member Paul Passarino Doug Salzman 236/696, Anthony Smith 24/695, Greg Velarde 247/ 8.Ping Romero/ with a vengeance this week Bowling! for support and the ABTA staff 690 and Ellis Houston 244/690. Jeff Taino 1436 40.00 FINANCIAL REPORT again +157, making him the top Nice bowling by George for a great job! Tom Ferry and Richard Waner 279 and Myke Strafford 269. Cut Scores Men: Sat. +81, Sun. +66 seed to be in the top 16 Single Parker who is in the midst of a George Parker hails from One of subs, Shelly Hall, led the ladies 226/ 639, Della Douglass Women: Sat. +50, Sun. +27 Elims. He would sit out and hot streak. He was our Hi Quali- Cerritos and used a XXXcel 231/627, Rita Wahl 232/590, Lydia Gimeno 222/575, Natalie Castro Super Seniors: Jack Wade, Larry Gilbert, Bobbie McCollum bowl for the title. He was closely fier two weeks in a row. Great drilled by Tony Rodriguez 212/585, Mary Dixon 224/574, Pam Jones 200/558 and Bobbie HIGH QUALIFIER— FREE ENTRY Men: George Parker +183 followed by Jello “300” Gray bowling by one of the nice guys. (ABTA Member) at Keystone. McCollum 194/550. Belinda Crowder 236, Sharyn Corter 234, Women:Tracy Cueto +126 +152 (5 scant pins) who would Title soon for George! He thanks his pretty girlfriend Genelle Williams 207 and Valinda Kelly 204. SPECIAL AWARDS 3-6-9 receive a first round bye in the Great bowling by another Nina and her daughter Ashley Side pot winners: First game, (scr) John Conway 262, (hdcp) Sun Sundara 50.00 This weekend 1,500.00 single elims and enter in round fine young man Jason Patten. for support, and the ABTA staff Dave Kelly 261, second game, (scr) Myke Strafford 269, (hdcp) MATCH GAME — 171 two. It took a +52 men and + 47 Mom Jan (ABTA Member) will for a great tournament, and Tony Della Douglass 265, third game, Jeff Garrison (scr) 255 and (hdcp) Roger Wrase 3,500.00 Estimated this weekend 2,100.00 for the three guaranteed ladies be proud! :-) as is her husband for the great drilling job. 256 plus the super pot with his 255 scratch game. MATCH SERIES — 633 No winner to make the sweet 16 single Art Ouzenian, GM at Bowling Jason Patten is from El The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was Steve Estimated this weekend 600.00 elims. Square where we visit Saturday Monte and used a Vr ortex Domon. Our match game was worth $152 and will be carried over. COLUMBIA INC. BALL Patrick Ambrose The bowlers took to the in a one day event. drilled by “Easy Ed” Williamson The number drawn was 300. Congrats to Roger Wrase ABTA League Track/Rule-1 Bowling Ball Prize Fund, 182 4,621.00 lanes. In the first round single ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi at Bowling Square. He thanks member who hit a big $3,500 Match Game 3 at the ABTA Tourna- Paid Entries, 11 @ $44 484.00 elims, losers were Esther Qualifiers were red -hot George pal James Abilar, Art Ouzenian, ment last week at Keystone! Roger is buying the beer:-) ABTA Doubles 620.00 Brackets 10,735.00 Tambio, Adam Drozdz, Tracy Parker +183 and Tracy Cueto Rosie, the ABTA and Staff, and tournament will be a one day (Saturday) tournament at Bowling 3-6-9 50.00 Shirt & Trophy 88.00 Cueto, Kristy Yahiku, Vic led the gals at +126. They will his mom Jan Ouzenian. Again Square in Arcadia. Please check the Bowling News for squad times Cash & Carry 1,200.00 Copeland, John Daily and Jeff get paid entries to our next regu- Rosie for wishing him Good and directions. Match Series 3,500.00 Taino. They got checks of $100 lar event. Luck! TOTAL PAYOUT $21,298.00 in 10-16th places. Sun Sundara eliminated the We enjoyed our return to In round two, being elimi- field and missed on the fourth Keystone, and thank Dave and nated were Michael Gill, ball of the 3-6-9 rolloff so he got Staff for the nice times there. We Dominic Tambio, Roger “Match a $50 consolation. The pot es- will return there in the future. Game” Wrase, and Jello Gray. calates to $1,500 this Saturday It is history as David Fairow They cashed in 6-9th places and at Bowling Square. enters the archives as a two time $107.50 each. The Match Series was un- titlist. Round three had Fairow matched and will be estimated Bowling Square is our host edge Kevin Collier 247-226. at $600 this week. The score was this Weekend in a One-day event Patrick Ambrose fell one strike drawn by George Parker so the with Saturday squad times of short as he was upset by Jason Match Series is a now an esti- 1:00-2:30-4:00, 5:30 & 7:00PM. Patten 223-210, so Patrick and mated at $260 this weekend at We will then take 1 in 5 to the Kevin were 4th, and 5th with fine Keystone. Semifinals. Then 3-6-9 Roll-off bowling, and $115 each with The Match Game WAS is at 8:45 worth $1,500 and the Fairow and Patten to meet for matched, and a huge $3,500 pot Semis and top 16 Single elims the chance to bowl Parker for the went to ABTA regular Roger to follow. title. Wrase, who had a 171 game. For information see our AD

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JoJo Badhdadlian 4th. for $110.00, Art Ouzenian Bowling Square Manager presenting champion Sherman Joseph his check for $800.00, Sun Sundara 2nd. for $400.00, Patti Brode 3rd. $120.00 Mike Pizarro 5th. for $100.00 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, November 3, 2005 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

LAKEWOOD — Hi. We hope everyone had a good time FUNSTERS Mathews 521, Dominic Saraceno 617, Joe Nolan 551, Art giving out those treats at Halloween. It’s always fun to see R.C. Owens 500, Pete Cruz 203/552, Luz Cruz 530, Terry Nelson 525, Ray Clay 217, Ed Brown 628, Ken Seiple Sr. what will appear at your front door. November is already here Binuya 203-206/580, Pre Collier 242-218/644, Ed Brown 550, 525, Marion Spencer 540, Al Brchan 553. and this month we have a special election so cast your vote Jim Burke 216/534, Don Keith 214/533, Wendell Ledbetter JUNIORS on Tuesday, November 8th. 549, Tom Spencer 208/525, Jane Simmons 500, Carol Monson Cadets Now for our high scores reported by the league secretar- 517, Dan Kelly 206/551, Ken Seiple Sr. 221/535, Joe Alexander Cortez 64-76-35, Christopher Johnson 66-67- ies here at Cal Bowl. McDonald 519, Willie Young 220-206/597, Chuck Morrissey 78, Semaj Lewis 89-60-61. CAL STARS 529, Bertie Martinez 500, Dorothy Ruggiero 507, Georgia Vail Bobcats Betty Phillips 201-193-173/567, Vi Wilson 158-194-188/540, 520, Frank Krezan 507, Maurice Chartrand 203/564. Jyl Grotsky 124, Jaime Grabinski 197, Brandon Callanta Gail Olson 205-166-175/546, Shonna Hernandez 203-201- CAL BOWLEROS 107, Rikki Whitting 131, Maygan Hooper 135-131, Daveon 170/574, Barbara Bishop 149-201-181/531. Mary Smyth 233/560, Glenda Harvey 544, Carole Fischer Nix 140-136, Dominique Nezey 156, Brandon Lebeau 142, LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES 201/542, Margo McClain 519, Leona Belletti 504. Tyree Lebeau 108. Cesar Usi 190-226-258/674, Tom McNaughton 204-212- GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Classified 222/638, Paul Romin 224/607, Ed Kuder 212/567, Mike Kane Ed Brown 619, Stanley Murren 646, Donna May 531, Chuck Chris Porter 244-231/660, Kayla Rayburn 178, Lakla 196/566, R J Perkins 194/555, Rex Cogdill and Bernie Ashton 525, Al Ortiz 513, Larry Neri 542, Wilfred Danton 522, Mitchell 102, Raymon Carter 200-221, Ronald Lewis 246, Calinawan 211 each, Patrick Afan 209, Erwin Flores, Steve Arnold Schroeder 519, Ron McClain Sr. 616, Ken Seiple Sr. Amanda Gonzales 175, Ashley Smith-Foster 180-181, Bryan Deaube and Matt Mosley each with 201, Dion Morris Sr. and 590, Ken Holliday 638, Tee Magee 552, John Mathews 592, Basa 199, Jasmine Walters 201-212, Chris Cuevas 211, Alex Wallce 199 each, Ondra Lucas Sr. 198, Abet Tayong Willie Burkhalter 500, Jim Burke 693, Art Nelson 523, Wendell Anthony Rasca 173-187, Kelsey Tomlinson 153-155. 196, Joe Contreras 193, Dean Snow 192, Robbi Sparks 191, Ledbetter 523, Wayne Moon 512, Al Williams 681, Sam ADULT-JUNIORS Josie Munson, PeeWee Munson, Barbara Sims and Darlene Huckleby 556, Danny Polk 511, Jamie Vallier 584, Don Juniors Waken all with 190 games. Matthews 579, Chuck Patterson 593, Joe Erwin 622, Clay Mary Grabinski 140, Dione Woodley-Jones 170-171, Ronald WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Evans 533, Vern Willey 532, Boylee Inocente 551, John Welty Lewis 252, Chrisgen Whitfield 200, Gabriel Martinez 192-204- Danny Andres 186-211-211/608, Bob Brockman 199-214- 555, Tony Morones 586. 213, Chris Blankenship 213, Raymon Carter 202. 192/605, John Lynch 223-182-195/600, Matt Mosley 187-232- YOUNG AT HEART Adults 196/615, Don Ott 258-236-131/625, Jay Wilson 177-223-224/ Art Nelson 132-180-179/491, Gene Hammons 127-176- Ray Grabinski 159-154, Paul Mehl Jr. 200, Gary Kowarsch 624, Emery Bontrager 206-205, Myrick Burris 201, Vicky 137/440, James Johnson 134-202-205/541, June Skulick 95- 237-256-231/724, Jacob Culpepper 223. Carter 210, Lila Dodson 219-211, T.D. Gilson 208, Shannon 130-107/332, Dottie Castillo 102-169-172/443, Gene Skulick FRIDAY NO-TAP Santos 210, Sonny Santos 202, Mary Stockberger 202, David 183-175-152/510, Rachel Bright 132-102-96/330, Connie (October 28, 2005) FINAL STANDINGS Wall 210. Lopez 119-100-125/344, Rosalind Harris 103-132-87/332, Earl 1. David Olson 835 $50.00 SENIOR MENS TRIO Hullett 165-184-223/572, Leroy Canady 134-172-143/449, Mel 2. Jeremy Price (tied) 818 32.50 B.J. 168-191-243/602, Ken Holliday 214-194-215/666, Jr. Lebeauf 105-112-178/401, Audrey Johnson 102-181-113/396, 3. Tommy Newman 818 32.50 Guimary 189-266-211/666, Bob Knipple 224-190-257/671, Pat Ed Johnson 142-149-136/447, Willie Young 160-149-185/494, 4. Archie Stull 808 15.50 Kinard 207-181-223/611, Larry Galloway 172-233-223/ John Brider 140-177-184/501, Mac Nealy 192-180-208/580, BIG BEAR 628,Doug Johnson 213-257-218/688, Jim Padgett 231-222- Joe McDonald 155-125-145/425, Nancy Carter 93-93-124/ David Patterson 256-228-223/707, Freddie Catamisan 259- 196/649, Archie Stull 191-187-236/624, Terry Binuya 210-196- 310, Eva Hammons 94-121-109/324, Josh Hudson 225-190- 234-213/706, Curt Soares 201-231-165/697, Emmerson 224/630, Don Sowinski 238-226-259/723, Romy Tardy 209- 171/586, Ellis Houston 203-210-153/566, Tom Pettway 206- Wafer 236-202-248/686, Fred Faniel (sub) 216-233-214/663, 205-234/648, Rick Llaneta 227-236-183/646, Mel Lebeauf 227-203/636, Willie Creer 175-175-178/525. Eric Johnson 204-223-213/640, Al Duncan 197-246-190/633, 223-185-198/606, Don Boaz 191-207-204/602, Richard LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES Earl Hullett 202-228-200/630, Chris Slack (sub) 179-247-199/ Munch 192-203-220/615, Ken Wright 158-227-223/608, John Dion Morris Sr. 236-257-210/703, Renee Scott 234-202- 625, Jimmy Hamilton 196-223-205/624, Van Williams 233- Dunn 147-193-267/607, Jimmy Hamilton 202-242-216/660, 195/631, R J Perkins 201-256/629, Douglass Dixon 212-213- 190-192/615, Gary Nelson 216-189-206/611, Ken Holliday Sonny Dew 159-268-186/613, Ray Staten 226-202-192/620, 200/625, Rico Cayton 234-208/610, Clay Barnett214-204-192/ (sub) 235-214-153/602, Pilbert Colian 218-171-247/646, Lee Jim Burke 218-265-214/697, Charles Woods 216, Don Kelly 610, Joe Contreras 215-210/592, Paul Romin 236/587, Theiss 154-202-225/581, Michelle Hardin 168-203-174/545, 203, Chuck Morrissey 208, Clark VandenBerg 201-224, Bob Michael Campbell 231/576, Ondra Lucas Sr. 232, Darlene Daronda Reed 208-180-154/542, Sandra Gray 153-189-176/ Stickney 203, Doug Dixon 244, Joe Coco 210, Butch Waken 224, Rick Sharp 215, Danny Collis 212, Dupree Millsap 518, Dona Basa 193-155-154/502. Hernando 214, Stan Guzy 202, Andrey Gibson 204, Charles 211, Cesar Usi 205, Matt Mosley 203, Dianna Hughes 202, Quaife 218, Clarence Turner 202, Cecil Knighton 247, Boylee Tom McNaughton 201, Mike Kane and Kim Agulto 198 each, SIDEPOTS 1. Archie Stull, hdcp. 300 29.00 Inocente 206, Jerry Giron 202, Earl Hullett 208-209, Al Will- Ondra Lucas Jr. 192, Myra Kremen 192, Alex Wallace 191. 2. Ronald McClain Sr., scr. 287 29.00 iams 214, Billy Scott 201, Ellis Houston 201, Chuck Patterson RECYCLED TEENS 3. William Baskin, hdcp. 303 29.00 213, Rudy Munzon 234-202, Richard Sotelo 225-204, Herman Rinze Dykstra 507, Al Dimas 530, Jerry Cocks 540, Chuck 3-6-9 Pot — $139.00 Woodard 216, Ed Brown 200, Vince Cervantes 214, Rudy Ashton 529, Wendell Ledbetter 612, Jim Burke 644, Walter No winner INSURANCE Directo 226, Michael Campbell 222, Willie Young 203-203, Millsap 612, Art Montgomery 522, Maurice Chartrand 548, Anthony Nicholson 29.00 Josh Hudson 227, Ron McClain Sr. 212, Fred Wills 206, Ed Orvil Price 538, Ed McLean 570, Bob Stickney 598, Larry Neri SCRATCH SERIES POT Cabs 217, Jesse Smyth 203, Paul Reynolds 209, Curtis 530, Ben Alferos 540, Boylee Inocente 550, Ron Leidholt 591, Archie Stull 808 29.00 Whaley 206, Al Cowens 224. Fred Contreras 502, Ben Jones Sr. 553, Luz Cruz 533, John NEXT TOURNAMENT November 4th at 1:00 p.m.

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Presents The Brunswick Invitational Sponsored by Cal Bowling Supply 3400 Gato Court • Riverside• (800) 367-4232 Linder Insurance & Team 6 Take Round 1 by Randy Myers Frank Barefoot Jr. and Billy Myers Jr. powered their Vernon Adams 279/733 leading the pair. Paul Varela 718, respective teams to victories in Round 1 as both Side “A” Steve “Great White” Gurrieri 679, and Leonard Ruiz Jr. TEAM STANDINGS and Side “B” came down to the last night. Frank fired 693 673 more than offset the great bowling by Vern. Chris A Division B Division to lead Linders’, who were helped by an absent Steve “Can’t Carry” Makroglous suddenly can as he fired an- 1. Team 6 ...... 27 1. Linder Insurance ...... 29 Salzman in game 1 that forced Team 19 to use a 170 blind other nice set with 720 to go with Paul Barraco 670 and 2. Tango.com ...... 26 2. Team 19 ...... 27 score. Jeff “Spins” Garrison tried to lead his team to a lead Freek Racing to a 4-1 win over Threadworks. Don’t 3. Tri Star Vending ...... 25 3. Team 17 ...... 26 come from behind win by stroking 245/299 the last two worry Chris, I won’t jinx you by changing your nickname, 4. Boulevard Brakes ...... 24 4. Freek Racing ...... 22 to finish the night with 737. On Side “A”, Billy Myers Jr. but let’s see you do it next week! Team 23 defeated Forest 5. G.H.C...... 24 5. Moneynet Res. Loan ...... 22 shot 268/703 to lead his team to a 4-1 win over Lanes 4-1 even though Ed Regehr leading the pair with 6. J.C. Spas ...... 22 6. Team 23 ...... 21 7. Favily Amusement ...... 22 7. Reback’s Plumbing ...... 20 TANGEO.com. TANGEO led for a lot of this round, but 664. Reback’s Plumbing took 4 of 5 points from Team 15 8. Overboost.com ...... 21 8. Threadworks ...... 19 were not able to find the right line when they needed it behind Ramon “The Terror” Torres 268/711 while Ron 9. Pro Approach-Lakewood .... 20 9. Forest Lanes ...... 19 most. Next week will be the start of the dreaded DRY Schmidt 682 led the losing team. The final match of the 10. Prudential Real Estate ...... 18 10. Clyde’s Video Games ...... 15 Round 2, so look for scores and averages to drop quickly. night saw a 3-2 split between Western Pacific and Clyde’s 11. Team 26 ...... 15.5 11. Team 15 ...... 14 The rest of the “A” Division went like this: Tri-Star Video Games. Jack Price led the winner and the pair with 12. Team 1 ...... 15 12. Western Pacific ...... 14 Vending blasted Boulevard Brakes in Game 3 to elimi- 657. 13. Pro Approach-Downey ...... 8 nate any hope of a tie behind a great team effort and 916 Game 1 of the side pots went to Vernon Adams with 14. Team 2 ...... 7 Week 8 of 8 in Round 1 game. Boulevard had taken the first two games and could 279 while James Cox finished 2nd with 248. You’re wel- have forced a roll-off with a 5-0 sweep. Jon Brandon come James! ;) Frank Barefoot Jr. took 2nd game honors “IRON” again led his team with 709 with help from D.A. with 263 with Jon Brandon “IRON” next at 257. Game 3 THIS WEEK’S Smith 657. Greg Neuer rolled 711 to lead the pair and was all SPINS, as Jeff Garrison started with the first 11 was backed by J.C. “Train keepa comin” Craine and his before leaving a sold 7 pin to finish at 299. Jon Brandon TOP TEN BOWLERS 665 set. Walter Herrarte 657 and Vince “Invincible” Wood “IRON” was the bridesmaid once again at 245. “SPINS” 1. 749 Norm Smith 643 led G.H.C. to a 4-1 win over OVERBOOST.com de- was able to celebrate despite not shooting 300, as he col- 2. 737 Jeff Garrison spite “yours truly” shooting 663 and Scott Norton 652. lected all the late money with the 3rd game, SUPER, and Norm Smith smashed the pins for 288 in Game 3 and a SERIES pots. Great bowling Jeff! And congratulations to 3. 733 Vernon Adams league leading 749 to lead J.C. Spas to a 5-0 sweep over all the Side Pot winners! 4. 720 Chris Makroglous Prudential Real Estate. David Van Gaston 695 and James Next week is the start of the 2nd Round where $5000 is 5. 718 Paul Varela Cox 652 helped the winning cause. Family Amusement up for grabs for shooting 300 during this challenging por- 6. 711 Greg Neuer finished off a nearly absent Team 1 by taking all five points tion of our schedule. It hasn’t been done yet, but maybe in a low scoring match, and Don “Miami Vice” Johnson this year. Come on down and watch the COLTS and PATS 7. 711 Ramon Torres with 655 led Pro Approach – Lakewood to a 4-1 win in on the huge screen, and then watch some of the top bowlers 8. 709 Jon Brandon the last match. in SO CAL being humbled by the new shot. It should be 9. 703 Billy Myers Jr. Side “B” other matches had Team 17 taking 4 of 5 fun, it always is week 1 so be sure to come down to DEL 10. 695 David Van Gaston points from MONEYNET Residential Loans despite RIO and check it out live!. Thanks again for checking in! 7502 E. Florence Ave. (562) 927-3351 Downey, CA 90240 Page 10 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, November 3, 2005 debris on the floor. Its message: HURRICANE “MAY THE FORCE BE WITH continued from page 1 YOU.” The front of our build- Louisiana Damage Report ing faces north. This was appar- tures and unidentified trash. ently the place where Rita came provided by Kent Lowe and Marc Pater The power throughout the into the building with her full area was still out, so our first FORCE. AMF ALL-STAR LANES IN KENNER: Water and roof damage look at the inside of the center Almost everything from the and repairs are labeled extensive. The center hopes to be up and was limited to what we could see front of the building to the set- running by year’s end. tee area was damaged. The game with flashlights and the sunlight BOWLING USA SLIDELL: The back wall destroyed, extensive STUDIO CITY — Hi. It’s time for our weekly report of high streaming in through the shat- room, meeting room, arcade and water damage, including under the lanes. Repairs are to begin soon offices all took a hit. Oddly how- scores from PINZ Bowling Center, so let’s get to them right tered glass of the entry doors. to hopefully get the house up and running January or February. now. ever, it appeared that very little CIRCLE BOWL BATON ROUGE: Lost power for five days with The first thing we noticed Coffee & Donuts: Donna Klein 180/497, Gerry Jarvis 181/ was the damp carpet where the was affected beyond the con- extensive damage to the air-conditioning unit. The loss of power powerful wind had blown rain course. The bowler’s area, the was the most extensive for any local bowling venue. 473. Sharon Lawrence 189/467. into the building. Mold and mil- approaches, the lanes and the COLONIAL LANES: The center is up and running after losing Twilighters: Damond Taylor 214-228/639, George Seide dew was growing everywhere pinsetters all seemed to be power for three weeks. The restaurant continues to serve as a site to 222-205-212/639, Ron Koblin 234-200/611, Doak Masarik fueled by the damp, humid con- spared Rita’s wrath. Strangely, 221-214/607, Tony Viacava 203-200 games, Bill Holland 219, not a single pin among 40 lanes feed troops, police and the Red Cross. ditions, lack of ventilation and EXPRESSWAY LANES IN GRETNA: The roof collapsed over Steve Knox 224, Mike Giamaro Jr. 211, Mavis Pressler 168/ Southeast Texas’ triple-digit had fallen over. I went up on the roof to sur- some of the lanes. The plans are to repair in hopes for an early 2006 464. heat. opening. Laurel Hall: Karen Collier 165/433, Shelly Djergian161/ The restaurant and lounge vey the damage. It was exten- sive, especially to the air condi- MID-CITY LANES (THE HOME OF THE FAMOUS ROCK AND 423. were relatively intact with the BOWL IN NEW ORLEANS): The city’s oldest lanes had water on Tavern Guild: Congratulations to Bryon Licausi 205, 100 exception of ceiling tiles that had tioners. Virtually all the protec- tive sheet metal panels covering the first floor, but the lanes are on the second floor. There is no Pins Over Average and Steve Cosgrove 152-152-152 crashed to the floor, soaked with timetable to re-open. rain that had poured in from the units had been ripped away triplicate.Tom Shinzato 212/572, Brent Lund 223/561, David leaving the electronics and me- IMPERIAL LANES IN ARABI: The hardest-hit center in the state Quam 216, Ben Brees 204, Howard Jacobs 201, Isabelle above. Every ventilation and air with 13 feet of water in the center. The lanes are a total loss and conditioning hatch had blown chanics completely exposed. Vincent 158/458, Tina Rukstalis 457. Some of the debris scattered rebuilding is dependent on many factors, but if it does, it will be away, leaving large openings for two to three years down the road. Kings & Queens: Brett Himmel 201/587, Russ Butner 211/ the storm to pour into the build- on the roof seemed to have come from other buildings. RIVER BEND LANES IN LAPLACE: Some water in the center, 571, Martin Lee 228, Stan Diamond 202, Sue Guildin 180/ ing. “Minor” cracks and tears in 484. the roof became evident as “day- Examining the center during but not too much damage and the center is back in operation al- this first visit was a bit surreal. ready. Breakfast Club: Nancy Kato 224/508, Sofia Pechman 170/ light” peeked through the gap- 466, Fran Parker 466. ing spaces created by missing It felt like an out-of-body expe- SPORTS CENTERS USA IN LAKE CHARLES: No damage to ceiling tiles. rience – as if I was dreaming it building, waiting on reopening of the city in the week ahead to start Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 215-220-217/652, Lynda As we approached the con- all or viewing it on a television back after Rita. Armstrong 206-203-203/612, Mark Mason 202-211/609, Ear- trol counter, we gasped, “Oh my screen. TIFFANY SPORTS CENTER IN MANDEVILLE: Had a large nest Richardson 236/606, Damond Taylor 206-212/600, God!” Everything above the Whatever happens, the im- tree fall through roof and the house had much water damage. Plans Christy Kane 221/594, Tony Annibale 201, Greg Reid 228, counter – ceiling tiles, beams, portant thing is that we all came to repair and reopen in February or March. Chuck Schafer 202, Jeff Pifko 202, Dan Hogg 200, Larry Potter through this safely. And, despite trusses, metal framework, mir- MAGIC CITY BOWL IN BOGALUSA: Extensive damage. Re- 209, Jimmy Emmerson 213, Fred Smith 200, Florence Coss rors and the entire canopy that how bad it is and how severely open status to be determined. we (and our employees) have 188/505. had once encircled the desk – PETRO BOWL IN LAKE CHARLES: Unable to contact center S.C.B.L.: Larry Day 220-243/624, Neil Inman 236-200/617, been affected by it, we still came officials on status. were piled onto the counter and Keane Murakami 222-201/600, Tony Laanan 226, Brian floor around the desk. It looked out WAY better than thousands SUGAR/ORBIT LANES IN NEW ORLEANS: Extensive water as if a bomb had exploded above of people in Lake Charles, damage. The center is closed with reopening status in doubt. Patterson 201-214, Kenny Miller 211, Michael McKenzie 223, it. Cameron and other coastal Loui- Dennis Farine 224, Tim Flannery 234, Brian Nelson 212, Chris Directly in front of the desk, siana and Mississippi communi- Wooten 223, Bob Hatch 208. the walkway leading to the front ties. Our prayers go out to them The Bowling Centers of Southern Adult-Jr.: Tina Rukstalis 178/497, Kelly Mayfield 489, Don entrance was strewn with bro- during this truly tragic time. Gabriel 149/406. ken glass, flyers, posters, ceil- Paul Kreins and his partners California (BCSC) is currently took over the operation of Park Have a great week and remember to cast your vote on ing tiles and insulation. Ironi- Election Day, Tuesday, November 8th. See ya. cally, a poster promoting our Central Recreation in 2004. Paul accepting applications for the “Star Wars” league had been torn is an award winning bowling position of Executive Director. off the wall and laid among the writer and BWAA member who PINZ Jrs. also publishes the ‘Monday The position requires administrative STUDIO CITY — Hi. We want to thank everyone who participated in our Movie Review Morning Marketing Report’ sent Junior Bowlers Halloween Costume and Coaches Party here at PINZ Bowling to hundreds of bowling center skills to operate the office (in Center. Everyone had lots of fun and candy. owners weekly, and is a part of Pee Wee Bumpers: Nicholas Martinez 98/174, Nicole Martinez 83/161, Luismi Lampoon’s the Bowlers Journal business Riverside) as well as sales & Camacho 72/130. report. Junior Stars: Max Korn 134/361, Jillian Davidson 120/331, Rachel Acacio promotion background to 128/318, Matthew Parker 112/304. Black-Ball Senior Scratch: Erik Shaw 201-220/755, Nicole Kato 204/744, Juan Vasques assist center operators in 205/679, Leeanne Jilek 179/634, Brittlan Halpern 173/626, Griffin Roth 186/ 611. Very Funny improving profitability. Adult-Jr.: Joshua Fisher 199/553, Treven Goldsmith 182/431, Molly Gruber Scores Soar 180/431, Jamie Spector 171/421, Ethan Bensinger 141/400, Wendy Rowlett by Frank Kietz Salary commensurate 135/387. LAKE FOREST — They See you next week with more scores. Take care. don’t make very many movies In Forest Lanes’ with ability… about bowling, Tenpins or PINZ Srs. Bowls. When they do, they, our 40K plus and a benefit package. STUDIO CITY — Hello to the seniors here at PINZ Bowlng Cen- writers, producers, directors and ter. We hope you all had a good week and are enjoying the nice 610 Trio Action Contact the B.C.S.C. Office weather. Tuesday, November 8th is Election Day so be sure and distributors (PR people) try to cast your vote. be funny. That’s also true over LAKE FOREST — Fourteen @ 800-726-0737 or send resume’s Happy Timers: Sol Karnovitz 169/494, Gas Sumapong 204/489, in the Uk (United Kingdom). 610 trios are getting serious Gary Olsen 170/453, Toni Stepka 150/440, Yolanda Dragotta 143/ You can have 97-minute ball about the $5,000 first place 7502 E. Florence Ave., 399, Cynthia Burkenheim 155/396, Jack Burkenheim 146/396, Sylvia Good 135/344. here on DVD or go to England, money, lots of big 200s, 700s Downey CA, 90240 Senior Social: Pam Vaughn 164/460, Gary Olsen 160/431, Steve join the theater crowds enjoy- and even a 2,000 team series, Brody 150/421, Toni Stepka 140/397, Charlene Gaffney 129/370, ing National Lampoon’s Black- 2,033 by top Team Seven. All Helen Wright 93/263. Ball, all about genius Cliff this is happening in Forest Joslyn Seniors: Jerry Rabinowitz 178/482, Gary Olsen 172/477, Starkey’s adventures from a tot Lanes’ 9:00 p.m. Thursday Gas Sumam-pong 170/475, Al Platkowsky 176/471, Lee Waldorf 188/457, Betty Dushkin 169/451, Ernie Gluck 160/436, Joyce to becoming a goofoff Lawn Scratch League. The bowling Rabin-owitz 156/427, Yolanda Dra-sgotta 140/407, Freda Leibs- Bowls champion. public is welcome to watch these Western Women son 149/398, Toni Stepka 144/394, Audrey Bales 153/393. I guess the Brits like their bad pin stars in action. Professional Bowlers Enjoy your bowling and have a good week. Take care. words (foul language). Cliff just Paul Danforth led the spree cannot keep out of trouble with with a 289 and 782 series, next Invite you to Bowl with the the authorities, with women, and Brent Ilagan 258/729, Mario “Best In The West” Citrus Belt Demo Day A Success most of all with the stuffy up- Marquez 266/710 and Luis San by Frank Weiler tight elderly officials of the Juan 267/707, Danny Wilson HEMET—Debbie Hargrave, Joel Ricketts, and Bob Warning, Lawn Bowls association. 279, Bill Brossart 267 and Jeff owners of the Pins and Needles Pro Shop inside AMF Hemet Lanes Paul Kaye is the uptight Carr 267. Mission Hills Bowl want to thank everyone who participated in the October 23rd Ebo- bowls’ official doing a great job In last Thursday’s competi- nite Demo Day they sponsored. providing the laughs. tion Team Seven took 12 of a Thirty-five bowlers participated in the event, each for different Cliff flips a 3-pound, 3-oz. possible 17 points to keep the reasons. Personally, I wanted to try out the new Nitro R2, and was bias wood $150 bowl with lead, 79 1/2 to Eleven’s 74 to- WWPB Mixed Doubles impressed. It is a ball with a smooth and strong roll, made for amazing accuracy, picking cher- tal. Team Eight and Danforth medium and heavy oil patterns. ries, curving around the Creations are running third and David Dickinson, my league teammate, was among a group of opponent’s bowl to nudge the fourth. participating bowlers who wanted to take advantage of the ample black jack. Team Seven’s leadoffman, practice time, and the free instructions available. He also wanted A wise-cracking U.S.A. Marquez’s 710 paced the Nov 12-13, 2005 to try out a lighter fourteen pound ball. Others, like David Bingham, sports promoter tries to belittle leader’s near sweep. Teammates wanted to try out Ebonite’s new high-end aggressive bowling balls the Commonweath’s sport but Kurt Michel and Mike Belair like the XXXcel and XXcel, so he can play deeper on the lanes. This was the fourth consecutive year the Pins and Needles Pro Cliff becomes legit, teams with contributed enough pins to post Mission Hills Bowl Shop has hosted a Demo Day at AMF Hemet Lanes. The past two uptight Paul Kaye and what do evening high, 702/1,948 team 10430 Sepulveda Blvd, years featured the full line of Hammer bowling balls. This years you know, he is crowned, gets tallies. High averages: Carr 224, event featured high-end Ebonite balls. Plans are already in the the girl, fame and fortune. Ilagan 223 and Herbert Jones Mission Hills, CA 91345 works for next years event, with an emphasis on the full line of According to Wayne “Bo” 221. Ebonite balls, instead of just the high performers. Bowbeer, Leisure World Tenpin/ The leaders, Seven, will be 818-361-1221 Ebonite’s ball rep brought 32 balls, eight each of four models: Bowl champion, he feels lawn protecting their position on lanes XXXcel, XXcel, V-2 and the new Nitro R2. The balls all weighed bowls is getting recognition. He 33-34 against Herbie Jones’ 15 pounds with spans between four and five inches. All bowlers said, “We have a PBA, regional, Team Two with worthy helpers, For tournament details could be accomodated because adjustable finger and thumb plugs state, national and world com- Michael and Francisco Trejo and entry information or if were used. petition right here in Laguna (246/705). I would suggest that future Demo Days include some lighter Beach/Leisure World. Center Manager Alan you’d like to bowl and need bowling balls, some fourteen and maybe even some thirteen pound- Bowbeer is a Cal-Telco Ten- MacDuffee added, “With all the ers. There were three, maybe four senior bowlers and one woman pin Hall of Famer and competes 700s we had 16 nice 600 series. a partner contact participating in the first squad alone. Monday, Wednesday and Friday I would like to invite Orange Many seniors and women prefer lighter balls. I know my friend in Forest Lanes’ Leisure World County pin fans to Forest Lanes Laurie Soto (661) 713-4945 or David Dickinson, a senior citizen, was there wanting to try out Senior Leagues and tourna- and watch that wood fall. For something lighter. ments. more information regarding the Lori Yamasaki (310) 473-0548 Overall, this was a great event. Plenty of time to bowl, great Yes, “Bo” thinks “Black- 610 Trio or our league schedule, equipment to be tested, free advice and instructions. THANK YOU Ball” is a must see movie. all 949-770-0055.” Pins and Needles Pro Shop, AMF Hemet Lanes, and Ebonite. Thursday, November 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 PICKWICK BOWL Canoga 921 W. Riverside Dr. Park Bowl Burbank – 818-842-7188 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 BOWL GABLE HOUSE BOWL 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance • 310-378-2265 By TISH www.canogaparkbowl.com E-mail:[email protected] TORRANCE — Hi. We hope everyone had a great week and BURBANK—Can you believe it’s November already? Better WINNETKA — Hello. Where have all the days gone? It’s are now ready to check out the high scores reported by our league get prepared, the holidays are upon us! Manic Mondays will be already November and before we know it, the turkey meal bowlers here at Gable House Bowl. You may even see your name starting Nov. 7th with No Tap Doubles (390 max), Nov. 14th Scotch will be on the table. Just a reminder to get out there and vote in this weekly column so keep those scores coming. Mixed Doubles and finish Nov. 28th with No Tap Singles. It’s only on Tuesday, November 8th. Aviation Strikers (wk #8) Frank Ravaglia ...... 653 $20 a bowler at 9:00 pm. Come check it out! Now for our weekly report of high scores from the bowlers Betty LaRock ...... 182 Candy Wong ...... 203/557 Senior Swingers lit up the day with scratch scores from John here at Canoga Park Bowl. Maria Tartaglia ...... 175/496 Deanna Porter ...... 183/473 Carmody 201, John Desantis 194, Larry Mc Donald 544, Al Fama Adult/Junior: Scott Crawford 245-209/653, Dave Folck Joanne Haber ...... 484 Bowl’em-Hold’em Fall 538, Louise De La Torre 195, Barbara Teitel 190/523 and Ruth 213-232/639, Kevin Gross 218-224/623, Bob Czubiak 202 (wk #9) Jason Wilmot ...... 245/484 Myren 496. Handicap highs went to Dom Abanto 245/659 and game. Carol Beck ...... 179/482 Ron Traber ...... 213 Susan Jones 251/670. Comedians: Chris Husby 206-246-214/666, Dan Maria Crisafulli ...... 177/504 Daniel Payne...... 421 Hot scratch scores in the Monday 860 from John Mackenzie Stipkovich 222-213-224/659, Mike Ricca 226-224/620, Josh Bayou Bowlers Summer Christa Doop ...... 138/245 257/728, Gene Martenson 256, Setu Molia 661, Helen Owens 246/ Perez 256/619, Patrick Grimes 225-231/607, Lou Cherpin Mike Light ...... 258/707 Pamela Chavez ...... 130/258 Richie Driver ...... 256/697 ECC Friday Winter (wk #5) 634 and Glenda Nale 237/625. Handicap honors went to Wes Koch 237-209/606, Scott Jesson 200-213, Hung-Lay Quon 233, Kelly Tavera ...... 215/558 Matt Schermerorn ..... 225/650 759. Carol Asher 222/534, Eduardo Quiroz 211, Peggy DeGrasse Ida McKeel ...... 205/553 Bryan Galaway ...... 209/486 The standards in Robby’s Classic just keep getting higher with 530, Jan Sandman 503. Dynamic Duo (wk #6) Anna Amberg...... 170/416 scores from Angelo Dixon 278/779, Mo Molia 277/728, Vance Pinbusters: Lil Baker 192/535, Kathy Chavez 511, Candy John Farr ...... 257/650 Erin Shelton ...... 162/445 Bennett 277 and Bobby Filson 747. Adams 504. Paul Ringler ...... 237 (wk #6) Telco took no prisoners with scratch scores from Chris Johnson Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager 226/596, PeeWee Mares C.C. Cole ...... 237 Matt Schermerorn ..... 265/663 289/681, Chuck Kelso 249, Don Soderstrom 652, Kathy 222/540, Norma Ritner 178/498. Chuck Blais ...... 237 U.J. Fulton ...... 214/518 Litzenberger 210/542, Wilma Smith 201 and Colleen Simpson 537. 500 Classic: Flo Bruno 200/552, Joan Bremberg 200/524, Dale Swanson ...... 656 Erin Shelton ...... 179/425 Handicap highs went to Bill Couch 280/790 and Norma Noxon Leslie Jackson 524, Petra Kaun 516, Candy Adams 512, Shirley Duke ...... 243/633 Alexis Kight ...... 160/404 Sharyn Corter ...... 194/509 ECC Monday Winter 260/716. Beverly Zietz 509. (wk #7) Ricardo Nieto ...... 194/485 Ladies Orbits take hold of their universe with scores from Vicki The Classics: Louie Enriquez 214-249-227/690, Mike Witt John Farr ...... 279 Thomas Allen ...... 178 Olivia 243/630, Betty Lou Loveless 236, Ignacia Franco 234/640, 207-200-211/618, Linda Lowande 236/611, Pam Blake 242/ C.C. Cole ...... 265 Michelle Ferguson ...... 470 Joyce Hansen 621 and Cathy Stevens 621. 595, Pam Findl 234/585, Shawnee Warrick 204/562, Sami Richard Reil ...... 709 Brenda Darby ...... 163/430 I.C.F. plays a tough game with scratch scores from Dick Fischer Scott 546, Scott Loudon 206, Rean Luttrell 245/521, Sharon Joe Virga ...... 709 Miyoko Takaragawa . 155/392 191, Dan Buccola 190, John Desantis 521, Fred Galicia 507, Eleanor Enriquez 512, Michelle Bryant 502. Sharyn Corter ...... 235/619 Laughlin HI Rollers Winter Galante 182/494 and Amalda Rossi 180/476. Handicap honors go B’nai Brith Classic: Doug Baille 280-200-237/717, Steve Kathy Weber ...... 189/505 (wk #3) to Duane Hardin 216 and Dally Mc Gahan 223. Horenstein 214-247/654, Mark Fleming 212-214-216/642, Goodtimers Winter Tim Dettman ...... 242/604 Guys & Dolls raises the bar with scratch scores from Dennis Alan Rothstein 219, Shelly Kapitz 219, Hank Solny 211. Chuck Johnson ...... 236/666 Steven Heap ...... 231 Johnny Rollin ...... 232/590 Dave Dettman ...... 600 Littleford 260/663, Scott Wheeler 245/704, Kevin khouri 245, Char- CC Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 213-235/630, Tak Kokubo 209- Peggy North ...... 211/487 Pat Ellerington ...... 198/474 lotte Alexander 246/596 and Angela Wheeler 246/557. Handicap 220/622, John Kobayashi 233/604, Harvey Nakamoto 205, Polly Smith ...... 189 Sherry Lopin ...... 164 high fives go to Mike Galloway 275/760, Wendy Blair 706 and Junko Fujita 209, Yuki Matsuba 200/564, Katsuo Fujita 555, Aldaria Brown ...... 486 Kristy Romero ...... 164 Cindy Loaney 694. Lois Muraoka 201. Mira Costa Winter Kim Leyden ...... 444 A lot to brag about in the Wednesday Nite Handicap with First Lutheran: Patrick Rollins 178/506, Rick Godin 211/ Carol Beck ...... 193 (wk #4) scratch highs from Cory Neill 277/688, Steve Di Bartolomeo 246, 496, Mike Hahn 212. Nell Beekhuizen ...... 177 Steven Heap ...... 264/617 Darren Radeff 246, Rich Nolan 696, Julieta Ward 223/564, Vickie Pick-A-Ball Doubles: Dave Folck 237/762, Allan Hathan Maria Tartaglia ...... 461 Tim Dettman ...... 233 Jovicic 212 and Jean Ubiadas 561. Handicap highs went to Buddy 204-201, Beverly Zietz 186/696, Veronia Boone 674, Marsha Maria Crisafulli ...... 456 Roger New ...... 233 Johnson 292, Larry Marx 770, Jeanne Hoffman 273, Julie Bruni Williams 668. Lee Kovach ...... 456 Jim Thomas ...... 638 Monday Mixed Trio Winter Pat Ellerington ...... 192/465 715 and Diana Guevara 713. River Maniacs: Robert Battle 203-254/650, Ray Stoy 205- Aaron Abulon ...... 257 Linda McClurg ...... 282 No slouching in the Thursday Senior Foursome with scratch 224-217/646, Jossua Kossow 212-217/624, Johnnie John Gazzillo ...... 240/635 Kristy Romero ...... 463 scores from John Kanda 210/529, Al Barba 176, Al Fama 505, Ann Englehart 248/615, Al Myers 215/613, Monise Kelly 216/576, John Barrette ...... 635 On To Vegas Winter (wk #12) Herrera 186/467, June Dominguez 164 and Sue Rapp 427. Kathy Villa 544, Yvon Yonan 505. Randy Fiel ...... 630 Deon Griffin ...... 299/707 Thursday 885 reported great scratch scores from Jim Burnett That concludes our report from the past week. See ya. Pistols & Petticoats Winter Keith Rochester ...... 249 276, Phil Nunez 269/669, Steve Shakespeare 678, Cara Cooper 235/ Dayne Asato ...... 268/728 Bobby Tadokoro ...... 727 636, Julie Lizakowski 203 and Pearl Nale 520. Handicap honors Canoga Park Jrs. Larry Campbell...... 268 Crystal McInerney .... 225/567 went to Josh Ellis 703, Shaky Davis 699, Peggy Christie 257 and WINNETKA — Hi. Did all the juniors have a fun time trick or treating? The Joe McKinzie ...... 258 Laura Razo ...... 189 Heather Gurnee 695. weather was prefect and treats were great. Let’s check-in on the high scores Mark Schroeder ...... 258/680 Nenita San Pedro ...... 483 Barbara Pesich ...... 197 (wk #13) Sunday Vegas had a bye so that does it for scores. Until next from the past week here at Canoga Park Bowl. Sutter Gold Miners: Alan Robles 141/394, Kim Sosa 131/364, Juan Santillan Esther Parker ...... 191/543 Gary McInerney ...... 279 time, I’ll see you on the lanes! 143/332, Rachel Steinberg 123/330, Marlon Rodriguez 115/316, Daniel Hauser JoAnn Courtney ...... 506 Glenn Blackwell ...... 264 115/315, Jacob Domine 123/314, Amruta Sardar 111/300, Marielli Bautista Rainbowettes Winter (wk #8) Deon Griffin ...... 718 Pickwick Jr’s 123/298, Jose Rodriguez 122/282, Stuart Castro 103/282, Duncan Clarke 97/ Kathy Weber ...... 192/490 Mark Lesick ...... 717 276, Edward Aguilar 96/271, Darlene Casas 94/259, Steven Brazier 103/253, Terri Dulmage ...... 185 Laura Razo ...... 194 by Tish Plotkin Rustin Ajdari 95/248, Ismael Avila 98/247, Kyle Arouchian 91/244, Jess Peggy North ...... 462 Erin Behare ...... 193/529 There’s no question that the kids are having great fun on the Carmona 91/243, Sara Hannagezef 124/241, Eduardo Razo 94/239, Cassandra Casas 91/235, Lissette Vargas 101/220, Ricardo Olvera 90/220. (wk #9) Stacy Behare ...... 519 lanes. Of course, some more than others, but all in all there are fine Kingpins: Ashley Martin 180/352, Barbara McDaniel 161/289, Scott Brenda Wolfinger ..... 215/514 Redondo Eagles Winter friendships being built on Saturday mornings here. How fun! Rosenstein 163/283, Tracy Hodge 158/274, George Murray 156/262, Spyros Lyn Baker ...... 186 Al Chubbs ...... 222 They are small but they are determined and pretty darn mighty, Sousoures 136/244, Argie Sousoures 119/214, Ida Bariling 109/204, Alison Kathy Weber ...... 513 Ray Logan ...... 221 the Bumpers reported great scores from Thomas Talbot 114/181, Dickson 88/158, Mirriam Moldonodo 76/147. Redondo Elks Winter (wk #8) Carlo Whitson ...... 620 Leichman Alley Cats: Ed Nolan 96, Irene Cazares 67, Elvia Carrillo 64, Karina Del Watts ...... 266/666 Derf Fredericks ...... 611 Stephen Orozco 95/185, Matthew Graniel 126 and Blair Thomas Gutierrez 51. 80/158. Junior Royals: Eric Miller 251-257-244/752, Kevin Gross 225-233/610, Ryan Steve Simpkins ...... 256 Lorraine Ortiz ...... 216 The Preps are taking it up a notch with scratch scores from Jo- Simonian 263/567, Noel Sosa 190/549, Aijalon Chambers 191/542, Sharon Len Satterlee ...... 631 Christine Lillibridge ...... 206 seph Reale 154/365, Dave Farrand 149/412, Andrea Young 157/ Weger 177/521, Michelle Watenmaker 119/324. Sandra Spicer ...... 199/505 Heather Robedeau ...... 587 Patricia Tomlinson ...... 185 Crystal McInerney ...... 556 370 and Raylin Rivera 135/378. Handicap high fives go to Willie Bantam All Stars: Jason Kelly 93/233, Julia Frias 70/189. Bumper Thumpers: Jason Thorne 102/198, Danielle Toback 84/165. Jan Smart ...... 464 Ramblin Gamblers Summer Mc Call 180/484, Cynthia Salazar 186 and Brittney Eklund 480. Adult/Junior: Aaron Steinberg 240/579, Jennifer Pyka 154/439, Rachel (wk #9) Vera Hutton...... 284/670 The Juniors play rough and tough with scratch scores from Chris Steinberg 177/371, Eric Czubiak 124/356. Chuck Tomlinson ...... 257/676 Billie McIntyre ...... 238 Shaffer 212/561, Ryan Simon 199/551, Kevin Don 195/531, Everly Good bowling, juniors. Have a fun week and keep up the good bowling. Bruce Williams ...... 237/654 Charlotte Holdman ...... 612 Sahagun 166/487, Amanda Stone 148, patty Shaffer 147/376, Megan Mary Simpkins ...... 191/465 SEA Pioneer I Winter Hazzard 394 and Jillian Eklund 376. Handicap highs went to Mike Canoga Park Srs. Sandra Spicer ...... 180/482 Jim Wolfinger Jr ...... 257 WINNETKA — Hi. The weather has been wonderful; we could River Rats Winter (wk #2) Gary Cassidy ...... 249/658 Doto 245/652, Gordon Gapol Jr. 244/642, Justin Ochoa 241, An- get spoiled but we’ll enjoy it while we have it. The seniors at thony Reale 648 and Xeres Villanueva 206. Canoga Park Bowl reported some nice scores so here they are. David Kator ...... 274/723 Keith Cummings ...... 643 See you next time and keep the ball rolling! Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 244-225/635, Dave Folck 214- David Meade ...... 273/736 Debbie Rikimaru ...... 247/678 225/620, Al Reiswig 207-218/571, Bill Robb 186/537, Hung-Lay Roxanne Meade ...... 298/763 Lynn Senior ...... 214/572 Quon 188/515, Bill McKinley 197/510, Candy Adams 202/491, Heather Robedeau .... 230/622 Slots of Fun Summer Michael Zac-caro 176/480, Bertha Willard 163/474, Marilyn Bigman (wk #3) Deon Griffin ...... 279/758 145/431, Donna Mae Brown 154/413, Darlene Poole 150/396. David Kator ...... 263 Roger Wrase ...... 278 39’Ers Senior Trio: Marv Baker 242-204/608, Rick Greenzweight David Meade ...... 246/718 Ronald Belton ...... 708 227/591, Al Reiswig 200/571, Dave Folck 203/564, Don McCoy Freddie Holdman ...... 681 Wendy McAhren ...... 245 210/559, Hung-Lay Quon 213/554, Robert Little 197/549, Bill Robb Erin Behare ...... 222 Cynthia Ogusuku ...... 244/630 204/546, Mel Neiditch 200/546, Roger Chartrand 203/544, Cal Vogt Maureen Behare ...... 220/631 Diane Belton ...... 660 200/538, Emma Luce 197/534, Edwin Cornish 190/533, Ernest Gisondi 195/522, Larry George 188/520, Scotty Ala-vazo 193/517, Roxanne Meade ...... 617 St. Margaret Mary Winter Date & Location Bob Lauer 182/514, Hap Hazard 179/512, Jerry Ambrosini 214/ Scatterpins (wk #8) 510, Lee Mur-ray 206/504, Lil Baker 168/474, Joan Lyon 174/471, Sonnie Midkiff...... 191/569 Ann Marie Massey ... 189/488 Nov. 6th, 2005 Mary Lauer 170/469, Kay Leovy 177/460, Shirl Radamaker 160/ Sue Pinkston ...... 180/461 Janeen Marinkovich ...... 189 455, Doris Simmons 184/454, Be-ryl Perry 160/450, Bernice SEA Viking I Winter (wk #7) Andie Garcia ...... 176 AMF Hemet Lane Swerdlow 168/444. Ed Arenberg ...... 257/737 Traci Traina ...... 449 2850 W. Florida Ave. That’s all for this week. Be sure and cast your vote on Election Larry Rigsby ...... 256/683 (wk #9) Day, November 8th. Susan Fitzsimons ...... 221/615 Sonnie Midkiff...... 221/515 Of America Hemet, Ca. 92545 Katy Arnold ...... 192 Sydne Jongbloed...... 187 1-951-929-9923 Betty Brooks ...... 540 Andie Garcia ...... 497 (wk #8) Torrance Faculty Winter Bill Humpal ...... 246/651 Rich Koontz ...... 196 Conan Liu ...... 245/681 Dave Holway ...... 194/521 Sheri Wendel...... 219/558 Kevin Cook ...... 504 Rachel Acosta ...... 200/552 Julie Scovel ...... 192 Vegas Bound Winter Janice Bagge ...... 184 Art Doughty ...... 279/689 Wendy Atkinson ...... 519 Sign up by either calling: JST Drilling Equipment Used Craig Coates ...... 257/694 Karen Kasper ...... 476 Roxanne Meade ...... 194/520 VIP’s Summer/Fall or E-mail [email protected] Stacy Behare ...... 188 Royce Leeper ...... 255/629 Just leave your name and div. 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The key to our travel SANTA FE SPRINGS - Pre- a little quieter than normal this Classic Highs: Joshua Coo- miere Lanes was the site of our by Dewann Clark group is the traveling, new cen- week, which was a little unusual. per 184-515, Matthew Simon ters and conditions that test your latest session of the Girls Jr. All- Still, we have these scores to 204-477, David Williams 176- Stars. The league is taking The Greater Los Angeles Junior All Stars has just completed the skills to adjust quickly to what- share with you. 470, Sean Martin 176-464, first of four - seven session rounds and is proud to crown the team ever is presented to you. shape and the ladies seem to be Family Feud: Juniors—An- Kayleigh Gates 157-457, having a good time with each Kidz Ministry.com consisting of doubles team members Devin There was still some very drew Fontenot 211-200/610, Michael Nomicos 176-442, Bidwell and Samantah Jimenez as the first round champions. With good scoring for the day as this other. Tyler Cooke 195-523, Randy Michael Vrana 147-425, The scoring on the day was their winning of the first round they have now won a spot in the was the first time many of our Finnell 179-508, Amanda Amanda McInerney 158-425, sporadic as it took a while to fig- grad finale roll off at the end of the season for the league champi- bowlers have seen this center. McInerney 179-498, Brandon Talia Asato 159-414, Jennifer ure out the pattern. But, we do onship! They came out the gate smoking with Bidwell leading the J.D. Pelow led the way with 210/ Mullikin 191-491, Danny Daniel 142-408, Misha have some nice shooting to re- entire league for three of the first sessions and Jimenez leading the 777. Very good J.D. Following Simon 203-476, Michael Holt Stevenson 160-389, Cassy port. Melissa Pena led the day league for the fifth session. This past weeked was a double session J.D.’s lead we have Eddie Sayles 172-451, and Jillian Ayers with Eicher 151-367, and Daniel with her positing of 216-215/ at Premier Lanes and sessions 6 and 7 were bowled with the 7th 222-203/749, Ryan Aguilar 224/ a 58 average firing a 101 game. Strelitz 184 game. 809. Very good Melissa. Addi- session being the final position round. Going into that last session 736, Eric Milne 218/728, Kevin Adults—Bob Finnell 246-247- Star Wars Strike Force, tional high scoring came in from the Kidz Ministry.com had such a commanding lead that all they Jones 232/724, Javier 238/731, Randy Beigle 223- Divison A: Juniors—Gavin Bird Jilian Zlateff (welcome back) needed to do was tie a single match to lock up the round. This was Hernandez 208/717, Deanna 234/659, Mike Holt 209-557, 165-231, Philip Wahba 102-189, with 235-232/791, Deanna accomplished after the first game with Samantha edging out Kevin Carrillo 203/712, Marquis Ron Range 186-547, Jeff Ian Gogue 103-178, and Jordyn Carrillo 224/714, Tabetha Valmonte 225 to 215. Brooks 243/711, Reggie Brown Mullikin 183-535, Crystal Chacon 87-167. Adults—Randy Reynolds 712, and Jillian Outside of the excitement of the crowning of the first round Gaddison 204. 206, and Susy Monteith 202. McInerney 185-530, Doug Beigle 211-234/445, Mike champions the scoring for the day was quite dismal! During the All of the team names have Now, after a quarter of our first session, there were two bowlers that topped the 800 plateau, Ayers 189-512, and Wendy Reyna 121-232, Josh Steed 117- season behind us, we find now been created and over the Cooke 192-503. 208, and Beth Wahba 89-170. Kevin Valmonte 209, 234 /811 and Matt Jones 215, 214 /806. Dur- next few weeks, I’ll put bowlers Edison Sports Club out front Battle of the High Schools: Star Wars Strike Force, Di- with 79.5 points. Following ing the second session there were also only two bowlers to top 800, with those names. This week I’ll Scott Santos 203-577, Mark vision B: Juniors—Ryan Will Jackson 225, 215 / 803 and super sub Jared Lawrence 217, focus on our leaders as Git-R- closely is Bruns. West Covina Curtis Jr. 215-565, Amanda McGrew 190-340, Kyle Lanes at 75.5. These two teams 219, 220 / 809. Done (Pelow/Bryan Osborne) McInerney 169-432, Shelby Masuyama 137-250, Brandon With the end of the first round, the Greater Los Angeles Junior lead the standings with 109.5 also currently hold the season Goforth 145-405, Tim Eich 145- Rojo 126-247, and Craig Kraus high series and high game re- All Stars is looking to expand to more teams and there are many points. Second is currently 396, Derek Bray 166-386, Eric 102-195. Adults—Kevin Shaw spectively, while Annabel reasons top ranked scratch youth bowlers should consider joining Young Guns (Sayles/James Diffoot 134-372, Justin Gadaire 158-299, Mark Acosta 150-283, Osberg has individual high se- what has been affectionately know as “The Nation’s Highest Aver- Hawkins) with 95 points. 129-365, Patrick Brown 132- Joshua Aasness 144-253, and ries at 845 and Pena with high aging Junior Traveling League”, the league that has produced more The team series is currently 365, Brianna Hom 140-357, Brent Hatch 114-220. game at 244. A lot of room professionals than any other single group in the country! Reason held by “Ringers” (Aguilar/ Shane Breske 128-354, and That will wrap things up for ahead for the taking. number one - the league will now crown two members as Junior Brian Gonzales) with an 1807 Tyler Mitchell 128-353. this time around. Take care of Edison Sports Club is made Gold qualifiers. Reason number two - the league has awarded an set. Team high game is held by Junior Jammers: Catherine yourselves, and have a great up of members Pena and average of $4,000 per season in scholarships for the past 8 years. Young Guns at 502. Individual Shepard 170-430, Douglas week! Gaddison, while Bruns. West Reason number three - the league’s alumni represent decades of series is Pelow (994) for the Covina has Carrillo and Zlateff dominance in professional and amateur bowling. Reason number boys and Carrillo (833) for the Douglass 212, Jerry Knight 212, as team members. Our other four - the absolute best experience and a lifetime relationships that girls. High game is Milne (269) “Hot” Rod Cantrell Tom Stearn 204, Dahana Klerer teams include Bowling News you will experience throughout your entire bowling career! What and Allie Ijams with a 265. Laps The Field 203, Tony Angulo 203, Helen with Osberg and Mariel Benitez more could you ask for!!! Our session this Saturday Petrowski 202, Carrie Wolfe 200 and Keystone Lanes consisting The league would like to reach out and get an additional 8 to 10 of Tabetha Reynolds and Lind- takes us to El Monte at Action by Roberta McNaught and Juan Sandoval 200. bowlers to join and participate in the final three rounds for the sea- say Hannasch. Lanes. Most of our make-ups ANAHEIM—Linbrook’s son. Although the qualifications have been relaxed just a little, have been caught up, so there 590 Classic found Rod Cantrell This coming Sunday the out of the pits with a fast 216. group will be at AMF Friendly they are still tough - 180 house or travel book average of 36 games may be time for the season’s first Citrus Belt Youth Led or more only - no summer or tournament averages are accepted. Baker match. Start thinking He never looked back as he out Hills Lanes with a start time of distanced the rest of the field For more information regarding the league please contact league about those teams. Until then, By Lau and Alvarado 2:00. This can be another tough with 221, 235, 222 for a fast house to master, so get in your directors, Dewann Clark at 323-750-6905x222 or Dave Yamauchi get in your practice and I’ll see paced 894 series. by Frank Weiler practice concentrating on your 626-675-6573 or come down to this weeks session at Friendly Hills you on Saturday. Eva Munson led the women NORCO—Zev Lau led the spares and you’ll do just fine. Lanes in Whittier immediately after the JAT tournament starting at with 215/852. Rose Williams Citrus Belt Youth Bowling As- I’ll see you there. 2pm! was a close second with 248/ sociation (CBYBA) in average SEDYLT 851. during the 2004-2005 season, by Otha Stubblefield Other great scores were: averaging 211 in two seperate DOWNEY—Sorry about John Velesquez 247/870, Jim leagues at Classic Lanes in last week’s missing article, but Upton 266/859, Ron Mahler Norco, California. Runnerup San Fernando Valley YBA I got really, really busy and 244/849, Orlando Vanegas 243/ among the boys was Nathan missed the deadline. I want to 848, Pete Kizziah 235/839, Ed Urrutia at 210. make some suggestions before Harris 231/837, Rey Ortiz 218/ Krystal Alvarado led all 7407 Dempsey Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91406 I get to the scoring. Try to let 830, Willy Bordenave 240, Gino CBYBA girls, averaging 199 in San Fernando Valley BYA (818)901-1565 • [email protected] me, Guy, your President or VP Vassallo 235, Don Hart 233, two different leagues also at know if your team is going to Carl Adinolfi 232, Janet Ander- Norco’s Classic Lanes. son 231, Joe Rouette 228, E. J. Runnerup was Brandie Wood- miss a week. I’ve got the sched- Rogers 226, Frank Bellinder ward at 187. Presents ule 90% completed, so I’ll be 225, John Phillips 225, Bill There were two perfect 300 passing that out this week at Del Hitchcock 224, Shig Shozi 223, games bowled by CBYBA Rio. Don’t forget that Novem- Ed Hermance 223, Kantral Wil- members last season, one each 500/600/700 Club Tournaments ber Pepsi is this Saturday and liams 222, Roberta McNaught by David Mollan Jr. and Chad next, so please try to be here at 222, Janine Ditch 218, Alan Schug. USBC Certified # 416 2:00. Bloom 217, Brian Roberge 216, Zev Lau also rolled the sea- Two weeks ago, we stopped Larry Green 215, David Wright sons high series at 791, while Saturday November 5, 2005 3PM — Check-in 2PM at Cal. The scoring was not very 215, Al Lara 214, Tony Chaco Krystal Alvarado bowled the 213, Gloria Ferrulli 213, Ron most 700 series for the year, high, but that was understand- Scholarship per division based on entries per division able because too many of you were trying to get your ball to First 2006 Teen Masters Qualifier flip over from beyond 10 board. Canoga Park Bowl Alongside of us was the WCST, Follows Chris Barnes Thanksgiving and most of them were playing 20122 Vanowen St. Winnetka, CA 91306 straight-up in the 12-15 region. Event in Dallas November 27 Eligibility Rules: Current Sanctioned SFVYBA members who have bowled a 500, 600, or Take the hint next time, guys. DALLAS—The first quali- Challenge’. 700 series in a sanctioned league or tournament at any time during membership in the YABA. Anyway, VP Darren fying event for the 2006 Teen The Teen Masters is open to Hawkins was high scorer with Masters, America’s Premier all USBC certified youth 1) Entering average - A - 2004-2005 book average (if none use B) - B - Ending Summer League sheet (if 244/799, followed by El Pres High School Singles Champion- bowlers in grades 7-12, and ev- none use C); - C - Current average (must bring league sheet, min of 7 league sessions) (if none use D); Dayton Crossley with 246/763, - D - No average bowls scratch. ship Event, will be held Sunday, ery TM Qualifier now guaran- 2) Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified for, but may move up in classification. Returning to the and Justin Eubanks with 212/ November 27, 2005 at 1:00 pm tees at least one boy and one girl lower classification after moving up is not allowed. 727. The conditions the follow- in Dallas, Texas. The TM Quali- to the national finals, where the 3) Please present membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 1:30PM. Entries close at 2:30PM ing week at El Dorado were just fier will roll following the inau- top prizes are guaranteed $7,500 on Nov. 5th, or when squad is full. as challenging with the same gural Chris Barnes Thanksgiv- in scholarship awards. 4) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. number of 700’s, but a few more ing Youth Classic tournament at “Last year we established a 5) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. single deuces. Don Carter’s All Star Lanes. national platform of over 100 6) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average my be disqualified. The leader was your leader This TM Qualifier will be the regional qualifying events, all 7) All other rules governed by USBA Youth Tournament rules. Dayton 201/757, then Brandon first of more than 100 TM quali- using USBC Sport-compliant 8) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements Pekins with 225/740 and Darren on shirts. fying tournaments leading to the lane conditions, as a test to de- 9) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. Hawkins with 214/736. Other Teen Masters National Champi- termine the top high school 10) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 200 shooters were Jeremy onship to be held in an arena bowlers in America. Now, with 11) Make checks or money orders payable to: SFVYBA (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount Glover 220, Michael Helferstay setting at Universal Studios in even larger scholarship awards of the check or $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee) 219 and Brent Shern 201. It was Orlando, Florida August 1-5, and an arena finals at Universal 12) Divisions: ALL bowl SCRATCH - 700; Upper 600 (170+); Lower 600 (169 & lower) good to see that some of you 2006. The 2006 Teen Masters, Studios Orlando, we expect the Handicap - 500 (90% if 200) Average verification required for Lower 500 & 500 Club entries. handled the conditions by try- a Killer ‘B’ Promotions event 2006 Teen Masters to be the big- 13) Format: 4 games per qualifying. Top three roll-off finals to determine winners in each club. ing to find something that produced by Gary Beck, will gest and most exciting yet,” said 14) Awards: Scholarships (based on number of entries, 100% return) (minimum 1 in 10 will receive worked. It may have resulted in award $100,000 in scholarships Beck. scholarship). two “practice” games, but 15) Entry Fees: $20 (pre-paid); $25 on site ($5 late fee) with 375 national finalists. The Teen Masters, produced $8.00 linage; $11.00 Scholarship Fund (returned 100%); Balance to SFVYBA way & means. games 3 and 4 resulted in some New features of the 2006 by Gary Beck’s Killer ‘B’ Pro- Pre-Paid entries must be received by November 1st. Late fees will be added to the scholarship fund. better performances. Teen Masters include Teen Mas- motions, is a USBC certified As previously mentioned, ters PBA sport-compliant lane event sponsored by the PBA Name:______Center & League ______we will be at Del Rio this Satur- conditions, a new ‘Teen Masters Tour, BPAA, USBC Sport day. For you newcomers, Del Lite’ division, where less expe- Bowling, Columbia 300 Indus- Entering Average:______Please indicated club (circle one) 500, 600 lower, 600 upper, 700 Rio can be reached by taking the rienced teen bowlers can gain tries, and Etonic. For complete For more information, please call the YBA office at (818) 901-1565 or email us at 710 and exiting on Florence, and valuable tournament experience rules, more information, and the [email protected] • Mail entries to: SFVYBA, 7407 Dempsey Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91405 then head east until you past Old at a substantial discount, and a full schedule of events, visit Attn: 500/600/700 Tournament River School Rd. See you at 2. new ‘Chris Barnes Leaders www.killerbpromotions.com. Page 14 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, November 3, 2005 FIND A BOWLING CENTER NEAR YOU

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Host Gold Coast Hotel, Ca- sino & Bowling Center reports that the room block allocated for the event is filling fast! Players are urged to make room reser- vation quickly to avoid being shut-out. Even if you haven’t entered the tournament yet, make your hotel room reserva- tions by calling toll free 1-800- 675-3267. There are 3 divisions in this year’s competition: Active Duty, Retired or aged 60 & over Se- nior Retired. All 6-person teams bowl Team, Singles & Doubles events and have Team & Indi- vidual All-Events purses as well. Entry fee for those 5 purses is all inclusive at $150 per player. In addition there are optional Sweepers, Sidepots & Brackets and the new Mixed Doubles for contestants and their guests. The gala week concludes [email protected] with the Awards Breakfast on Friday, January 27. There is plenty of time to put your team together! Download a brochure today at www. militarybowlingchampion ship.com or www.high-roller. com today or call us at 1-800- 257-6179. WANTED SO. CALIF. DEAF BOWLING NEWS BRUNSWICK “A” or “B” Mechanic Attention All Scratch Full Time with Full Benefits Jones’ 833 Leads Deaf Travel At AMF Bahama Bowl Contact Gene at by Connie Marchione Bowlers Ages 45 & Up PASADENA—For the third time in four So. Calif. Deaf Travel- Canoga Park Bowl ing League sessions, Bob Jones led the league’s honor roll, this by Dick Sanders time with a 833 last Sunday at AMF Bahama Bowl. Only time he LAKE FOREST—Next weekend, November 12-13, the WCST 20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka did badly was earlier at Cal Bowl when he slumped to a 139 after Ebonite Singles will be at Forest Lanes in Lake Forest, CA. This (818)340-5190 games of 179-200-201 for 719. will be a one squad tournament, starting on Saturday, November No slumping this time, Jones rolled 190-205-223-215, winning 12th, at 10:00AM. The qualifying will be 10 straight games, and 5 points from Pablo Yoma who finished with 189-200 for 703. But then on Sunday, will cut to the two divisional ages for the finals on Jones did not get any support from his S. F. Valley teammates in Sunday, November 13th, at 9:00AM. The Entry Fee is $165.00 for 3rd and 4th games as the league leader South Bay rallied for a 11 to Current WCST Members and guests to add $15.00 to that fee. Any 9 victory. Yoma’s teammates, Don Millwee and Connie Marchione WCST member, that needs this tournament to have bowled in at saved him by winning 4 points each and South Bay gathered 9 least 4 WCST Tournaments this year, and be eligible to bowl the points from the final two games and series. Millwee closed with final WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament with $2500.00 added at 186-214 for a 716. La Habra “300” Bowl, on the week-end of December 17-18, make After Jones on the roll list was Dam Flores with 796 from 171- sure you call the WCST Office now to reserve your spot at 760- 192-244-189 made last Wednesday evening at AMF Bahama when 363-8141. his Hollywood team gathered there for a make-up game. Holly- All bowlers in this tournament at Forest Lanes enter to compete wood scored 2079 as Rick Pennington added his 204/689 and Sharon to make the regular division finals, Super Seniors ages 60 and up Caldwell 604. On Sunday their opponent, El Camino Village tried for the men, and ladies ages 50 and up, if they make the regular to beat the shown scores and came short 6 to Hollywood’s 14. Darrell division finals will have a finals of their own on Sunday, if 16 or Stogryn was trying to get out of his slump, failing to hit a 200 for more super seniors enter the tournament from the start. Both divi- two sessions as he hit a 737 and won just one point from Flores. His sions pay one for 3 at the beginning, but that format changes when El Camino fell from 2nd to 4th. the qualifying has ended, and we have to see how many super se- Ed Abakumoff hit a 781 from yo-yo games of 156-244-162-219 niors cross over into the regular finals. and teammate Robert Audette added his 225/704 in their Riverside’s There are limited openings right now, as we will be able to use 14 to 6 win over Los Angeles. Riverside jumped up from 4th to 2nd only 34 of the 40 lanes of the center, which means a max field of 68 place 6 points behind South Bay and half point ahead of Valley. bowlers only. At the time of this article there were 16 super seniors Abakumoff’s 244 game tied Flores’ made earlier for the season signed up, and 39 regular division bowlers. Call for Hours high game but since Abakumoff already had the season high series, This is an excellent time for our current members to get ready to the season high game belongs to Flores until someone beats it. Also re-new their membership, as well as new bowlers for the $60.00 a with Flores’ 244 along with Pennington’s 204 and Caldwell’s 154, year Annual Dues Fee, which is good for one year from the time Hollywood scored the season high team game, 602. you sign up, with new members joining now to get an extra month Email: [email protected] The league thanks AMF Bahama Bowl management and staff free, and not have to re-new again until January 2007. for the courtesy of allowing one of the league team bowl a make- The WCST 2006 schedule will have from 15 to 18 tournaments up game hosting us. The only scratch deaf league travels to a favor- in 2006, which will include, two senior-junior doubles, one in Santa ite house, Del Rio Lanes this Sunday with bowling time at 1:OO Maria in March of 2006, and one in September 2006 in Ventura. PM. There will be a battle between leader South Bay against Hol- Other out of town tournaments, 5 in Nevada, and one in Arizona lywood, and place Riverside tackling S. F. Valley and El Camino (Bullhead City), one in Indio, CA at the Fantasy Springs Lanes. Village facing Los Angeles. Call the WCST Office to get a the 2006 schedule at 760-363- ANGEL WEST HOSTS HANDICAP SINGLES 8141. This Schedule also includes Bakersfield in February 2006, CLASSIC AT AMF CARTER BOWL NOV. 19 $2500.00 added, and Modesto in October 2006, $1500.00 added. FULLERTON…Angel West Bowling Club hosts its annual (Note) For the tournament at Forest Lanes next week-end, 4 of Handicap Mixed Singles Classic on Saturday Nov. 19 at AMF Carter the newest line of Ebonite Bowling Balls will go on sale for less Bowl with $1,000 guaranteed 1st place prize. The squad times are than $100.00 per ball. Featured in this sale is the (ONE), their 12 Noon, 2, 4 and 6 PM and the entry fee is $105.00 (no misprint) newest ones out, that sells normally in the pro-shops for $219.00. for 4 games score total with handicap. One to 3 ratio payout. Chairman Larry Murray says, if 56 entries, there is possible $2,000 first place prize. Re-entries are either $15.00 (if you want to forget your first score) or $105.00 again (if you want to keep your first score). Cash only once with highest kept score. For more info: Contact Murray at 626-238-0055 or email: [email protected].

So. California’s Finest Junior Bowlers WANTED Open and Farm Club Divisions Sunday November 6th, 2005 “A” MECHANIC AMF FRIENDLY HILLS LANES Brunswick A2 Machines CHECK IN 7:15 A.M. BOWL AT 8:00 AM. 15545 E. Whittier Blvd., Whittier, CA 90603 • 562-947-3815 Full Time with Benefits Entry Fee is $30 per bowler JAT / $25 Farm Club Fax Resume To 310-324-2891 Farm Bowlers must be under 185 and must have proof of average or Bowl Open Division! Shop (323)257-BOWL(2695) Gardena Bowling Center Memberships Dues $20 JAT / $10 Farm Cell (323)229-3665 **Dress code enforced ** (located at All Star Lanes) Phone: 310-324-1244 Check out our website at www.jatbowling.org Page 16 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, November 3, 2005 Korean Bowling League: Bong Un Hwang 230-209, Glen Kim 224-206-226/656, Young Sun Shim 206-217, Henry Kim Linbrook Bowling Center 216, Myoung Ja Lee 223-213/626. Vegas Party: Stan Evans 269-213-207/689, George Moreno 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 248/616, Brian Roberge 230-217/631, Mike Molina 229, Ron Corona Jr. 228-212-214/654, Terry White 247. ANAHEIM — Hi. If you’re an early riser, why not come down T.G.I.F.: Owen Gipson 258/642, James Vansant 246/ to Linbrook Bowl on Sundays 7:30 to 11:00 a.m. and enjoy 620,Bob Tafoya 234, Pat Jones 204-233-214/651, David our Breakfast Bowl. It’s 3 games of bowling and breakfast, Andexler 203-222-215/640. SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. How is everyone this week? all for only $9 per person. For open play specials take a PBL: Al Mortola 225, Marc Sy 222, Ruben Figueroa 201- We want to thank all the bowlers who participated in our look at our ad at the bottom of this page. There’s something 221-216/620, Joenito Soon 216, Jovet Soon 214. Halloween Tournament here at Del Rosa Lanes, and we for everyone. Kamaaina Club: Ed Matsuda 258/632, Greg Sato 225-238- have the results for you. We have lots of names and high scores to report this week 203/666, Kalani Akui 236-212/639, Ben Skolnik 232, Steve Halloween Tournament: 1. Tony De La Torre/Joseph so here they are. Robinson 204-201-227/632, Betty Shimabukuro 202. De La Torre 1386; 2. Angela Mobley/Eric Robinson 1336; Santa Guy’s and Gal’s: Joe Molina 234-202-237/673, Carl Bumper Busters: Jamie Gilbert 105, Madison Bellah 90, 3. Michael Gray/Chuck Gray 1325. Sidepot winners — Adinolfi 212, Art Gutierrez 202. Paige Hopkinson 95. game 1: Michael Gray/Chuck Gray 520; Game 2: Tony Lunch Bunch: Jim Devre 213, George Kinney 211, Ike Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Brandon Curtis 207-226/609, De La Torre/Joseph De La Torre 458; 3. Viola Butler/Alex Eisenacher 210-204. Phillip Heffernan 220, Andrew Newburn 212, Aaron Wilson Haynes 467. Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 215, Fred Ramirez 213. 202, Andrew Stewart 200, Valerie Matsumoto 214. Judson Baptist: Bob Corrigan 251-221/649, Marty Monday Cypress College: Brad Pickler 226, Bill Swanson 4-4 Vegas: Jeff Hilbert 263, Judd Estrada 248-202/646, Perry 507, Anna Joseph 187. 224. David Haskell 238-236-212/686, John Costner 233, Bill Beach Party: Bobby Campagnale 238-232/657, Anaheim Secondary: Digger Larkin 203, Larry Haskin 201. Powell 232, Jennifer Wayne 215-241-216/672, Sandy Leighton Beach 224-222/637, Kurt Beach 220-219/635, Donna Gray 202/489. NoKnottCents: Al Floria 215, Jim Johnstone 207, Mike Batalon 200-205. Mt. Commercial: Steve Rollberg 234/571, Barbara Piepkorn 204. Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 238-208, David R.C.R.C.: Tito Lassalle 213. Bobroff 221/509. Molina 234, Joe Molina 211-206-212. Capri: Velma Smith 528, Toni Futch 194. 3’s Company: Bin Masaki 223, Melissa Adams 221. Double Daters: John Conway 300-224-230/754, Andy Executive Doubles: Brandon Owens 297-234/722, Bob Tues. S.B.T.A.: Chuck Gray 203/585, Jim Tanner 210, Moran 247, Ben Philalack 237-215-235/687, Dan Drysol Beth Kindt 225/487. Herman 224-241/647, Mike Keogh 222-235, Stan Evans 235/603, Ed Angeles 233, Tammy Scalfani 226, Kim Gardner Elks Invitational: Greg Stringham 203-245-215/663, 204-226/604, Ralph Tanner 224, Lisa Somma 210, Terry 221. Julie Summers 245-212/645, Lynne Fontaine 214. White 203. Family and Friends: Aaron Sanchez 268, E.J. Riva 254, Dirty County: Steve Pellegrine 233-247-217/697, PJ Jacks and Jill’s: Joenito Soon 200-201-241/642, Rick Bill Cole 209-213, Ron Aguon 206, Annie Meno 203. Buckner 238-264/670, Randy Hoffman 223-224/627, Rob- Sproul 232-235/638, Voltarie Cuello 228-221, Rudy Senior No-Tap: (10-25-05) 35 entries at $9=$315. Place ert Miner 246-204/615, John Hutchings 232, Dean Tomeneng 214-221/647. money — 1st Fred Mackenzie 848 $31, 2nd Ro Bechtold 228-203, Larry Richards 227, Susan Reeder 200/ Just Desserts: John Ramm 221-235/651, Dallas Liebenow Mutzenberger 825 422, 3rd Vic Garcia 811 $17, 4th Rod 526. 214-211, Charles Rogers 212, Jack Pedre 205-211, Randy Cantrell 782 $13, 5th Roy Miyamoto 778 $8, 6th Gino Willows: Lorrie Iacono 210-200/551, Terry Chittenden Kvenbo 203. Vassallo 773 $5.25. Sidepots — 1st game hdcp.: 1st Rod 225. Golden Nuggets: Frank McCoy 201, Grace Garcia 212, Cantrell 308 $8, 2nd Vic Garcia 303 $6, 3rd Fred Mackenzie Wed. Vegas: Steve Pellegrine 245-215-267/727, Fran- Lou Williams 201. 287 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st Gino Vassallo 300 $10, 2nd Vic cisco Carranza 269-217/685, Lodas Griffin 203-256/655, Go For 9 (no-tap): Dick Nichols 298-209-229/736, Tony Garcia 278 $8, 3rd John Phillips 268 $5.25. 3rd game hdcp.: John Boyer 246-202/624, Jeff Hout 204-227/621, Del Angulo 290-222-230/742, Ike Eisenacher 234-263-231/729, 1st Ro Mutzenberger 337 $8, 2nd Helen Petrowski 326 $6. Karper 225-216/605, Lee Fitzgerald 215-202/588, Dana Jake McCollum 235-226-255/716, Dave Scott 205-255/601, 3rd Fred Mackenzie and Terry Brent 267 $5. 3-6-9 winner: Vernon 210, Rolann Karper 201. Joyce Schuster 231-246/654, Fran Stern 242-224/653. Gino Vassallo. New 3-6-9 total: $80.75. Wed. Wild Bunch: Jeff Raynor 203-257-205/665, Mike Party Timers: Bong Hwang 244-267, Danny Janssens 220- Keep on bowling and remember Linbrook Bowling Center, Berry 204-211/607, Gaylord Spence 257, Betty Allgower 203-253/676, Ed Murakami 216-246-228/690, Chris Milligan “We’re A Party 24 Seven”. 200-207/561, Sherri Duncan 211, Candace O’Grady 206, 244, Mark Payne 207-239/608, Myung Lee 212, Yvonne Courtney Florez 201. Dowland 211, Jennifer Rogers 201. Del Rosa Srs. Del Rosa 820 Classic: Curtis Covey 268-245-279/792, Rowdies: Mike Crumley Sr. 217-256/656, Randy Shepherd SAN BERNARDINO — Hello and welcome back to Del Rosa Bobby Campagnale 250-257-236/743, Marv Sargent 247- 246, Kelly Woolpert 205-227, Ami Pulsifer 204, Lyn Nielson Lanes where we have some nice scores to report from the se- 233-247/727, Adam Sokoski 236-259-227/722, Leighton 203, Denise Guirguis 200. nior leagues. Beach 258-233-215/706, John Davis Jr. 239-255-210/704, Young At Heart: Everett Haydis 224/574, Goldie Goldman 213, Johnny Hernandez 216-246-236/698, Jerome Forch 226- Anahein Nisei: Dave Lautherboren 246, Hach Murata 206- Maria Shields 196/545. 224/606, James Michiuye 203-225/605, Shigeki Kusumi Parks & Rec.: Frank Weiler 266-249/671, Rich Richardson 232, 247-215/688, Matt Voeltz 201-239-245/685, Ray Cobb 223, Tommy Watanabe 221.’ Jim James 200, Les Franz 200, Everett Haydis 200, DottieTaylor 227-255/672, Tom Velasquez 241-203-214/658, Michael 520, Esther Byrd 197. Zude 202-212-242/656. Nikkei: Tom Izuhara 246-218, Bob Okamuda 241, Steve Afternooners: Bob Lee 223/581, Jim Cox 201, Cari Burris 487, Santa Fe Mixed: Dale Conway 238-236-222/696, Rick Katiyama 203-237, Mac Sugono 233-212, Leo Asuncion Barbara Estrada 181. Hudson 267-210-208/685, Rick Hocutt 206-214/614, LT 223. Golden Goodies: Charlie Short 225-228/590, Jim Cox 205, Betty Snow 199/547. Togafau 200-209/601, Harvey Tobias 234, Bane Jordan 525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Betty Saienni 235, Lynda Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Phosie Lotze 808, 2. Ernst Knoblauch 231, Susan Reeder 215/571. Burge 203, Barbara Acciacca 202. 760, 3. Marienne Heidecke 754, Booby, George Steffen 585. Happy Gamblers: Kevin Kratochvil 255/591, Bridgett Santa’s Super Saver’s: Tony Chaco 212-213-212/637, Dal- Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jean Frisone 803, 2. Jim Bazner 802, 3. Young 235-200/625, Jeanene Kratochvil 223, Fran Maiale las Liebenow 210, Art Gutierrez 206, John Hendricks 204, Margaret Hargadine 768, 4. Rich Richardson 759, 5. Bob Lee 724, Booby, Dorothy Welcher. 200-212. Toni Lopez 205. See you all next week with more scores. Good Times: Bobby Campagnale 246-258-216/720, Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Jason Stewart 216, Aaron Leighton Beach 255-254/681, Bill Elliott 266-210-205/681, Wilson 215-212/614, Valerie Matsumoto 235. Del Rosa Jrs. John Boyer 203-243/629, Francisco Carranza 244/627, Thursday Mixed Seniors: Bill Dunlop 232-216, Ike SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. The weather was perfect for some great trick or Jim Forbes 266, Willie Chang Wo 245, Josh Ball 233, Drew Eisenacher 224, Bob Wadleigh 201-221/603, Jack Short treating so I’m sure all the juniors had a good time on Halloween. Now is the Hunley 233, Tom Ramos 200-226, Angela Mobley 201- 203, Ray Conner 203. time for the junior report from Del Rosa Lanes. 236-237/674, Rolann Karper 214-215/615, Susan Ferrante Little Rascals: Moses Huerta 102/177, Denicio Lopez 89/156. Magnolia Teachers and Friends (no-tap): Florencio Bantam Buddies: Terence Robinson 113/281, Shantea Bellamy 108/293. 205, Suelee Santero 201. Batalon 206, Melissa Valentine 205-232, Donnie Clark 244, Pincrackers: Brett Torrence 440, Tommy Harkey 164, Danielle Ledesma 350, Fri. Vegas: Tim Medley 248-269-207/724, Donald Chrys Shields 234-242/660, Eileen Dibenedetto 221. Miranda Huerta 152. Nelson 213-224/636, Glen Parkerson 233, Joseph Curran St. Pius: No scores. Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 213-222/596, James Dixon 234, A.J. Garcia 231, Sam Chong 229, Terri Nelson 210/541. 225, Chase Phillips 216, Adrian Ruiz 211, Rudy Powell 208, Ryan Jones 202, 7-11 Vegas: Api Tuisata 258, Joe Dantas 215-232, Ed An- Angel Williams 203/461, Shelby Scheffler 200. Slots Of Fun: Bud Sittniewski 200-252/645, Denise geles 232, Dave Haskell 215-226/620, Eric Angeles 224, Keep those scores coming and we’ll be back to report them in the Bowling Burns 177/461. Eva Munson 217/600, Lisa Somma 211. News. Weekend Rollers: Ernie Juarez 214-257/621, Joe Contreras 243/617, Jeff Tripp 243-214/613, Tom Neal 227- 225/609, John Roberson 219-236/600, Sal Soriano 246, Mike Nakunz 237, Angela Mobley 242/609, Rose Ann LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER Pomfret 200. 201 S. 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