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66th Year In Publication Thursday, April 21, 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 Mirum Quint “Were Coming Back” Westminster Barnes Tradition Rolls Hosts OCBA Valley View Apr. 23 Wins OCBA GARDEN GROVE — Annual Meet Strikes it Doubles, doubles and more 52nd Tourney By Frank Kietz doubles, that’s the Mirum Quint GARDEN GROVE — Or- tradition. $1,000 First Place/$25 ange County Bowling Associa- Rich! per bowler entry fee. Team Title tion at their April meeting se- FORT WORTH, TX–Chris AMF Valley View Lanes in lected Westminster Lanes to host Barnes, Flower Mound, Texas, Garden Grove will showcase GARDEN GROVE — Ac- their 2005 Annual Meeting Sun- 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood cording to Orange County Bowl- day, May 22 at 9:00 a.m. Accord- took home the richest grand this year’s edition of the M.Q. ing Association’s V-P Alan Th- ing to President Bill Huntington prize in PBA history, winning (562) 421-8448 Doubles on Saturday, April 23, ompson, the association’s 52nd this is a mandatory meeting $200,000 by defeating Tommy 2005. annual tournament was a suc- which league representatives Jones in the finals of the PBA The five squads start at 9:00 cess. Bowlers went home smil- take an active part. They have the Motel 6 Roll to Riches presented NO-TAP a.m., then run 11:30 a.m., 2:00 ing — the scoring was friendly. power to approve or reject the by GEICO Thursday night at Chris Barnes p.m., 5:00 p.m. and 7:30p.m. “Yes, this was a friendly event.” actions taken by their officers or Main Event Entertainment in Saturday The action took place at Tustin board of directors. Why so many squads? So you Fort Worth, Texas. Challenge Round, where can bowl, change partners, Lanes (team) and the doubles/ President Huntington said this May 7th singles at Fountain Bowl. could be the last meeting of the The final round consisted of bowlers participated in one-ball bowl, change partners, and Alan was the guy working the ABC chartered OCBA. We have a Race to Six Strikes, with the roll offs with the lowest score 6 PM spend the day cashing, cashing, computer. To win the team title signed all applications to merge first bowler striking six times after each frame moving into the cashing. There’s always a catch. the quartet, “We’re Coming with other entities and receive a taking home the title. Barnes first elimination round. Jaros had All doubles entries must be Back’, 3081, had to average United States Bowling Congress struck in all six of his frames to an eight count in the 1st frame Entry Fee:$40 mixed. scratch 217 per player. Second, charter. USBC associations will defeat Jones, who failed to strike have a similar mixed group of and was the first bowler to move Best part? This tournament is OC Havoc, 2958 and third, with his first two shots. into the elimination round. Sidepots open to all sanctioned bowlers. Watch UR Back, 2926. Low to officers, directors, volunteers and proprietor reps. Jones, Mauldin, S.C., started After the remaining five Hosts at AMF Valley View are cash, 2834. Steve Hooks won the singles This meeting will follow the the match with a nine count. bowlers struck in their next two Optional Midtown, Rebels, Upland, Mis- crown and he averaged, scratch, “old” ABC format: League reps Barnes struck on his first shot, frames, Wiseman had a nine sile and Inglewood Clubs. It’s 250. With his handicap (159) he usually are presidents or elected and after Jones had a seven count in the 4th frame and Norm 6 Games the most fun you can have with posted an 828. Brent Ilagan was delegates each carrying league count, Barnes struck five more Duke, Clermont, Fla., had an your bowl’n shoes on! second with an 824. Sherman valued proxies. In theory reps times to end his 2004-05 season eight count in the 6th frame to Joseph third 821 and fourth, give the association guidance, elects officers, directors, del- on a high note. move them into the first elimi- Victor Bowl’s Steve Netter 804. Low to cash “I was pretty disappointed nation round. With three bowlers Bragging 738. egates, study audits, approve/dis- In the doubles, Johnny Q. approve expenditures and ratify after the World Championship remaining, Jones struck while Win-Place-Show Nguyen and Vo Tri V. won with hired staff members. because up until then I had a Patrick Allen, Tarrytown, N.Y., VICTORVILLE — If you a combined 1546, five pins Executive Director Robert good chance for Player of the and Barnes had nine counts, giv- Rights like to bowl scratch, and Sun- ahead of Aaron Moore and Hartmann added, “All commit- Year. But I made a mistake and ing Jones a bye into the second day, April 24th, fits into your Charles Moore. Third, Joe tees must have reports and the didn’t strike in the 10th to lose elimination round. Barnes then Pushckor and Paul Channell body can ask questions, make my round of 8 match to Brian schedule, trek on out to Victor changes, the bottom line support struck while Allen had a nine 4-Game Scratch Bowl. The monthly Win-Place- 1530 and fourth, Ken Clay and Voss,” said Barnes. “Maybe count to give Barnes the second Skip Prisco 1502. Low to cash or reject the report.” Show Scratch 5-Gamer will be This will not be an eating/ things like that had to happen for bye into the second elimination 1436. me to win today. Maybe I won’t Saturday, Apr. 30th rolling at noon. Optional All-Events, totalpins meeting, no breakfast, just cof- round. The $37 entry fee includes the for all nine games including fee and...? make that mistake again.” In the first elimination round, five sidepots as usual, so there handicap, 2321, was posted by Huntington concluded, “There Barnes advanced to the title Wiseman eliminated Duke, 160- are lots of ways to cash. Ken Clay. In second place, will be a Q & A period regarding match by defeating Danny 134, while Jaros eliminated at 1:00PM the new USBC, the new mixed This tournament is sanc- Sherman Joseph 2285, third Wiseman, Baltimore, 159-113, Allen, 169-149. Ilagan 2282 and fourth Dylan association and the future of ten- $40.00 Entry tioned. Honor scores will be rec- pin bowling in Orange County, in the second of two elimination The $200,000 Barnes won ognized and awards will be ap- Johnson 2261. Low to cash rounds. Jones defeated Steve does not count toward official 2143. California and nationally.” plied for. For more information, call Jaros, Yorkville, Ill., 146-103, to PBA Tour earnings, but brings $500.00 1st Place V-P Thompson added, “These advance to the title match. The Victor Bowl is right off the 15 are not official standings. Scores 714-554-1880. his total season earnings to freeway at 12277 Mariposa and handicaps are being checked elimination rounds consisted of $394,300. Earlier this season, he Top 5 to TV Style Road in Victorville. 760-241- by the tournament committee. Victor Bowl six-frame matches with a maxi- captured his first career major 7396. Sign-in early for the Noon For more information all 714- mum score of 180. title when he won the 62nd U.S. Roll-off On Gold Pins Shootout. 554-1880. Handicapped The event started with the Open presented by Odor-Eaters. FRIDAY Five Gamer VICTORVILLE — Victor NO-TAP Bowl is going to be a bowlers paradise on Sunday, April 24. 3 GAMES They are running both the Every Friday Handicap 5-Gamer and the Scratch 5-Gamer at noon. At 1:00 PM Pack up the car with friends of all averages and venture east to enjoy your kind of action. $15 ENTRY FEE The handicapped five gamer is $27 which includes all Includes Singles, 3-6-9 sidepots. Reminder: This one is for averages 189 and under; us- Sidepots, Insurance ing the 2004 book until the new 2005/2006 books are printed. & Scratch Series Bowling News Team Wins GIRLS JUNIOR TRAVEL LEAGUE! Any questions? 760-241- Pictured are Melissa Pena and Annabel Osberg (not at the banquet 7396 is the number. 12277 Mari- 3-6-9 Pot = $655.00 was late joinner Felicia Mara), Bowling News has been a sponsor posa Road in Victorville is the the entire 15 year existence of the travel league. place. Forest Lanes 8 Gamer Entry Fee: 1 PM • Saturday, Apr. 23rd $80.00 (Includes Sidepots) Guaranteed $500.00* 1st (*based on 10 entries) Try our SuperSidepots, $5 per game, usually pay 2 places • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Page 2 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005

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Thursday, April 21, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005 KearnyKearnyKearny MesaMesaMesa BowlBowlBowl 7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego CA 92111 • 858-279-1501 SAN DIEGO–It was another month full of high scores and a 258, Ricky Diskin 226,235/278/235,236,227, Rick Stangler THIRSTY NITES: Robert Clark 266,213/212, Dave Stormeon month full of repeat highs at Kearny Mesa Bowl. Marcus Stermer, 257,239-707/242/259, Will Shores 257/246,247/234, Harry Segawa 249, Eric Kansaki 241/256/241/238, Carolyn Wilson 208, Randy Nathan Bishop and Jason Wilt all bowled their second 300’s of the 214/214, Steve Slezak 206, Nathan Iverson 209, Thoung Le 268,258- Stoner 249/233/240/233/226, Scott Atwood 235/225, Andy Grauman season. Rob Abella bowled two 300’s in successive weeks. Dave 738/244, Lori Wilkinson 238,236, Mike Devany 224, Sang Lai 218. 228/249/231, Dee Clonts 203,208, Jerry Clonts 228,212, Jerry Clonts Billings bowled his third 300 of the season and the newly engaged CONFUSED GAMBLERS: Nora Baxter 204,206, Tom Homze Jr. 236,224/226/225, Anthony Dang 228/225/246, Mike Simundich couple of Josh Elhard and Rachel Einstoss both bowled a 300 on 210/201, Ryan Miller 238/213/216,210, Crystal Jackson 209/207/ 222, Travis Benelli 257/269-738, Bill Grub 246/223/236,235, Corey the same night in back to back games. For Josh that was also his 209, Steve Kellogg 210, Marv Schwinn 212,209/244, Paul Roe 225/ Higgins 246,231/247/242/232, Bill Peterson 219,210/251, Ray Day third 300 of the year. 222/223,249, Roger Linton 247,226/236/224, Mike Finney 231,258, 278/257, Scott Collins 232,222/244, Frank Cheatham 257/235/ Sam Williams picked up the only triplicate award for the month 234, Kelly Ferguson201, Janet Kloppenburg 229, Jack Burnett 200/ 237,262-703, Don Trinh 228/247, Ronald Strand 224,236/217, while Cliff Smith was the only one to pick up the 4-6 split 216/200, Dan Boldt 210/209/202, Kevin Stevens 247/230,236/ Lucille Strand 206, Rich Salvo 203, Tony Parra 205/246/234/ There were actually four “Sour Apples” to report but I will save 223,236, Mike Foley 205, Art Esparza 247/210, Chris Foley 224/ 2505,202, Brandon Ruscilli 234,200/227, Paul Wilson 255,226, Ron the names (you know who you are). 227/244,247, Dean Lachman 223/227/232, Roger Bissonnette 224/ Kirkpatrick 238,258-705/233, Arthur Lloyd 232/254,266-722/ Kearny Mesa Bowl also held its first 40 Frame Game Tourna- 223, Juli Finney 216/237/221/214, John Rowland 244, Dave 232,256, Bruce Weekley 234/206,201, Pat McClurkin 235/278/ ment. Carlos “No thumb” Garcia and Scott Slocum tied for first Berglund 234/238,225/227, Hugh Akutagawa 212, Sophie Morris 235,225, Ken Hamre 211/227, Jesus Sanchez 221/224, Robert Harris place with a score of 1108. Look for another tournament coming up 210, Toni Kim 213, Daniel Boggs 212, Ernie Haiman 212, Tony 200/210, Dale Crist 204,204/203,203, Dave Shealey 200, Rochelle next month. Also look for the “PBA Oil Pattern Challenge”. Nunez 237. Mahoney 202, Steve Deutsch 211, Charlie Altig 212,212, Tim Brown Once again, on a sad note, Carlos Garcia did not bowl a 299 this WARRIORS: Greg Yee234, Dan Woodend 237/278/235, Marc 205, Glenn Thomas 224, Michelle Silverton 207,212, Robert Ortega month. Scherlis 237,267-714, John Collins 243/233, John Carpenter 222. The summer leagues are now forming and filling up fast at 279,229-712/228, Matt Wray 244,234/247,257, Harry Shrum 226/ RAINBOW: Jeff Reeb 216/209/205, Ken Dowling 221,237/226, Kearny Mesa Bowl. Reserve a spot for yourself or your team to- 233,231, Mike Ryan 259/268/268, Bob Weurding 201/203/200, Paula Ortner 200, Jennifer Koladin 213,203/205/204, Rob Hisey day! See or call Woody for details. Now for the High scores: Jason “Dubb” Wilt 55-708,246/256,248,258-762/258,248-712/300- 289/226/226, Doug Hobson 225,220/245/234,213, David Hilbish 729, Bob Wilson 212, Bob Klong 225/222, Gary Van Horn 237/ 214,201/247, David Gross 221, George Carrico 238/265, Steve 300 GAMES: Rob Abella (x2), Dave Billings, Nathan Bishop, 205,206/224, Gary Huneke 256-702/245, Jerry Clanton 255,288- Commer 211/202,222, Damon French 226/213/217/221,236, Scot Rachel Einstoss, Josh Elhard, Keith Klagge, Leo Terhune-Loomis, 748/244, Jim Nugent 258/243,296-745, Terry Stroman 258,246/227/ TerBeek 234, Rob Whitman 200,212/211/221,209, Steve Torres 208/ Tom Mahoney, Marcus Stermer, Jason Wilt. 228, Jeff Solis 248/246/258, Ricky Diskin 222,221, Rick Stangler 209,202, Robin Yovanov 217/212, Dominic Mangiapan 246,240/ 299 GAMES: Bob Markiewicz, Doug Mauck, Robert 236,238/245,230/245/268, Derwin Williams 226, Pat McClurkin 245,258/254, Paul Fowler 217, Susan Backus 223/224/225,221, MJ McClinton, John “Jo Po” Powanda. 246/224/221, David Henry 249/238,245/245, Archan Crogan 226/224, Dwayne Ruiz 205, Jim Rostello 203/204,254, John 298 GAMES: Josh Elhard, Sheri “Miss Claudia” Redmon. Phandanouvong 256/223/227/258, Josh Elhard 258-730/278-755/ Nolan 223/223/221, Kimberly Smith 220, Mike Klauza 225, Mark 800 SERIES: Bob Markiewicz 835, Don “D.J.” Shepard 805 298,245-781/248/279-742, Steve Cornelius 256,267-759/268,270- Martinez 221, Ron Suttora 226,234/236/233, Mike Lamont 205, 732, Steve Mathews 257, Gene Kemp 286-711, Dan Sumi 225/222/ Lorraine Sebranek 202, Yogi Rusk 212/223, John Streit 253,227, SUNDAY MIXED 4’S: Timmyyyyy Brown 223/204, Matt “ 222/270, Frank Ehbrecht 238/234/255/245/233, John Lavin 232/ James Tuck 213,213/252, Jack Ryan 246, Joe Martinez 223, Larry Ted” Nugent 247/237,247, Greg “do you smell something?” 225,231, Daniel Lesniak 228/223/255/242, Joey Naperala 233/245, Chatfield 200, Brad Clark 200, Ricky Rodriguez 201,211, Charles DeMattos 235, Joe “the Skipper” Riffle 232/202, Charles “in charge” Corey Assen 232/237, John Stabler 225/236,226,247-709/245, Bill Copenhave 236. Verdin 247, 246/254, Sergey “comrad” Stupa 232,221/235,233/240, Murtley 255/246, Marco Coda 202,205/208/235, Chris Shaw 244/ Carlos” no thumb” Garcia, 235, 247/233/242, Glenn “Franco” Har- 247, Dan Burke 246,233/237, Nate Bishop 259,246/246/266, Bobby P.I.A.: Fred Pasquarella 231/226,278,279-783/248, Archan ris 244,247, Jen “beef” Stewart 247, Bruce “needs a” Tan 246,257, Wynn 241/215/214/224, Carlos Garcia 247/266/251/245,249, 266, Phandanouvong 244/228, Paul Theim 243,269-717/246, Tom Jackie “chan” Hansen 204,200,205, Lenny “and squiggy” Hansen Bob Rutkowski 242/246,267,249-762/236, Ed Dillard 211/214, Brophy 225, Kent Pfau 234/238,234, Bill Wainscott 201, Ron Lutsko 207, D.J. Shepard 277/254, Tony Parra “socks” 222/207, Archan Brian Howard 235/245/244/268, Ray Smith 244/244/257, Kurt 200,226, Tino Dang 240/245, John Simmons 223,247/204,211, Phandanouvong 259,255-728/234, Barbara DeMattos 201/202, Zufelt 258,225,225-708/223/259,227, Jim Fox 243/245,244, Rob Dennis Russell 245,248-703/228, Steve Crawford 227,225/222, Johnny Humble 233, Robert “did you see the shirt he” Hasson 107 Figueroa 234,249, Charlie Baker 247/238,237/267/233, Jon Dustin Russell 238/236, Joe Colley 244,268-703/233,246/259, Bob (not a misprint) , Chris “camp” Pendleton 2096,224/205, Scott “pin- Robertson 258/217 Louieeeeee Bullas 235/267-707/248, Rob Warwick 200, Mark Bradley 245/233/224,227, Donny Halowell 215, head” Collins 243, Joey “needs to take a” Naperala 235, Kyle Christy McGrew 211, Jo Po 256,256,266-778/247-719, Ernie Santos 232, Jeremy Russell 269,265-757, Marty Marion 203/214, Justin 238/224, Don “dinty moore” Stewart 232, Lenny “and squiggy” Herb Michel 223, Bill Thoma 225/235/223, John Chandler 230/ Whiteley 209/246, Red Krieger 210, Brian Albert 225,211/234, Alan Hansen 207 214/223, Mike Hardeman 255,269-706, Phil Horn 234, Dave Bill- Pulsifer 214/220,247, Randy Epps 238/245,248, Rad Whiteley 233, EBONITE/CHOVAN CLASSIC: Carlos Garcia 245,258/279/ ings 247,243/257,300-728, Derek Kozlak 258-709/254/258, Lou Sergey Stupa 238, Jim Fox 233,246/225,224, Kevin Osterberg 201, 279-724/247, Rob Abella 300,245-762/300,257-771, Lyle D. Mathews 237/256, Steve Wolover 224/257,258-715/225, Joe Bruce Tan 245, James Whiteley 247, Gil Von Mueller 273,245- Rollins 257-721/247/245,269, Mark Lewen 278-739/249/248/ McLachlan 227/213, Dave Bates 224/254/263, Scott Fingerman 725, George Halowell 226. 267,267,246-780, Jeff Lewen Jr. 251-725/246-716, Jo Po 279/299- 224,221, Chauncy Smith 201/246, Vern Condon 232, Mike Fernen 739, Doug Marek 247/254/268,257-750, Eric Cox 244-715/258/ 226/215, Dave Sigal 233,226, Mike Bodien 259, Bob Champagne THURS. NITE FOOTBALL: Steve Jones 266/234/230/242, 257-705/248,279-758, Joel Reyes 246/251/245-710, Scott Smith 200, Joe Paris 247, Mike Nelson 257, 258, Wayne Yamamoto 226/ Sandy Coker 211, Jon Dubensky 202/243/210, Graydon Latson 238/ 249, Steve Smith 276-726/259/248, Octavio Corona 242,244-722/ 221, Joe Colley 237, Rob Jones 244, Neil Fritts 256,259, Ben Moore 232,235/268,246,246-760/222, Jason Reed 212, Gregory Teixeira 268,289-743, Benjamin Corona 258/246/289,268-775, Corey Aasen 234, 246, Steve Smith 265, Bill Weurding 258. 233, Mike De La Cruz 214/224, Reuben Villegas 211/200, David 243, Nathan Bishop 250/300, Robert Zoch Jr. 255,266-716,249/ PRIDE ROLLERS: Scott Slocum 222/221,237, Doug Hobson Lake 214/202, Peter Bartoli 244, Stella Chan 201. 279,256-761, Jeff Lewen Sr. 248/247,257-708/246, Josh Elhard 259- 227, Ron Suttora 258. 701/257/266, Don Jackson 255/248,259-744, Ryan Silvas 268,247- SILVER STRIKERS: Henry Redmon 200/206, Jesus Grande GOLDEN YEARS: Ralph Johnson 207, Jesus Grande 234/214/ 705, Jun Ayson 245/253/250, Woody Parcells 258, Scott Osborn 235,243, Robert Marlbrough 223, Amel Kapitan 207/233, Glenn 225,258/225, Marion Manning 206, Dennis Persall 214, Monica 258-716/268,246-753, Dan Howieson 276/259-710, John Bailey Henry 213, Carl Fowler 229, Jim Ryan 211, Sam Williams D’Lugos 210/228, Henry Redmon 212, Ron Stephens 224, Bob 267/245, Ray Valdez 244-706/246, Wayne Morris 245/268, Bob 140,140,140. Fletcher 225/215,211/205, Earl Cunningham 216/220, Jim Ryan Markiewicz 718/258/299,289,247-835, Randy Veach 242/246, SUN UPS: Debbie Bently 202, Barbara DeMattos 203, Judy 209/206/201, Amel Kapitan 206/203, Delia Garbowski 219/204, Mike Eggert 246/247,267,258-772/245/249,245-709, Keith Klagge Petro 212/201, Chris McFeeley 222, Delores DeForest 203. Leon Jackson 214/219, Koch Coccellato 222/205, Armando Valdez 258, 246/245, Dan Jastorff 255,243,268-766/252,257, Kelly Jordon HIGH ROLLERS: Jay Smith 222,221/214,201/213/205/202, 213,201, Antonio Santos 210, Al White 224/257, Art Barbosa 204/ 258/268, Jim O’Conor 248/259/258-710, Dan Starkey 258,245-706, Dominic Mangiapane 248,269-729, Eric Warner 228, Brian Hetrick 201, Ed Burger 207, Chuck Gross 235,223,202/214,202, Charlie 279,241-758/279,249-753, Michael Cowles 278/269/248,249, Scott 205, Heather Tabler 213, Anthony Mulvaney 204/202, Grady Jones 202,245, Bob O’Humukini 211, Will Guy 209, Fred Collins 258, Antonio Morgan 248/241,253-725, David Billings Mitchell 246/268-710/232/236, Jim Rostello 203,201/214, Ryan Hunneman 200, Tagg Tagliaferri 206. 247,248-703/248, Gayle Racette 244,245-717, Ramon Estrada 268/ Goodwine 201, Tino Dang 236/223,232, Larry Chipps 206, Dan BARGAIN BASEMENT TRIOS: RC Cannon 232, Howard 268/247, Kevin Slimmen 244/258, Rich Yeakle 259,257-731/ Alexander 205,214/225/209, Eric Warner 235/232/215, John Nolan Nieponski 200, Alan Cooper 222,202,201/230, Dave Pugh 222/203/ 247,258/245, Chris Glossner 245-716/245/267,245, Al Cullins 246/ 206, Jarrod Vinzant 237/202/202, Ross Williams 200, Michael 203, 206,200, Ida Tagliaferri 203, Anna Waller 202. 257,251,275-783, Jim Upson 245/289-736/278-702, Gary Burke Rich Snow 209/204, Mike DiUbaldo 214, Michael Pantaleo 212, FREESWINGERS: Jeff Lux 214, James Squatrito 247/244,250- 257-707/244,242,268-754/258,247-728, Jerry Racette 246, Khalfani Devin Brown 213/225, Bud Cheetham 202/221, Ricky Rodriguez 700/234/233, Steven Hall 258, Paul Mathews 224/233/219, Art Williams 241,262/268-724, Johnny Humble 257-711/246, Johnny 201, Mike Bell 227, Gary Thull 208, Jeffrey Jenkins 220, Mike Metras 214/233,264,212-709/225, Arno Kolatzny 218/245/218/ Herrera 276/244,244/269/246, Chad Swiman 247, Steven Hall 257, Ramirez 202. 223,225, John Stabler 265/237,238/248,234, JoAnne Lavin 201, Travis Benelli 269,246, Charlie Baker 244/241,264-726/243/ PUBLIC EMPLOYEES: David Guthrie 246, Irene Lovci 213, John Lavin 216,211,234/257, Pete Olds 221, Dale Crist 202,203/ 268,256-734, Johnny Long 249/258,265-723, Don Shepard Bruce Howerton 226/202, Larry Pich 224/216,217/210,238/268/209, 234,233, Joe Whitham 246,247/246,229, IV Long 224/213, Lyle 288,248-756/269,268,268-805/255,246-733, Oscar Arazia 255, Jen Jay Knudson 209/222, Kick Sanfilippo 201, Theresa Wilson 203, D. Rollins 246,268-729/265,244-737/268, David Derr 223/228/ Shroeder 245, Rodolfo Corona 257, Mike Hardeman 256,243-730, Neal Methvin 228/225, Doug Hatfield 214, Gary Putti 224/ 265,238-701, Stu Lester 226/245/279, Corky Hopper 212/212, Randy Taylor 240, Eric Cobb 247,243-726/243, Leo Terhune- 222,207,206/212, Martin Cherry 200, Moises Acuna 212/205, Shaun Gonsalves 235/225/230,221, Tony Damian 233, Sean Tucker Loomis 300/257-720/248, Archan Phandanouvong 246/245, Michael Keary 215,212/200/231, Robert Marlbrough 232/228, Doug 231/237256,256-739, Jim Walrod 222, Adam Olds 226, Mike Devan Marcus Stermer 250/300,254-780, Jason Wilt 259,252-715/278- Mauck 243, Mike Brass 230, Lloyd Sime 219, Marion Manning 200, Fernando Segura 254, Eleanor Hall 200, Derwin Williams 235/ 740/279, Robert Byrd 257, Jared Evens 242,268, Lisa Nissen 200, Wil Moore 205, Ken McCulloch 227,227,263-717, Joe Paris 216, Nate Dickerson 212, Rick Stangler 223, Al Monfort 225, Sue 243,245, Rommer Lejarde 265/266, Bruce Tan 260, Wayne 258,247-721, Kay Birch 214,241, James Clark 215, Greg Wierman Condon 200, Vern Condon 222. Yamamoto245/240, Dan Martin 242,246,244-732, Steve Cornelius 267/226,233, Daniel Wahlberg 212/207, Steve Ron 211, Dale Roble GOODFELLOWS: Jo Po 268-713/279/257,259,258-774, Craig 249,248-702/249, Mike Lopez 245, Joey Naperala 253/279-702, 231/258, James Phomsavan 223, Larry Liget 268, Dave Schafer Shrand 244,235/223, Simon Nophalath 234,232,225, Carlos Garcia Phil Braun 253/246, Glenn Harris 247, Mike Ayers 247,246, Steve 202, Artem 200,200, Sergey Stupa 248,224, Jay Powell 221/208, 244/244/280,255-750, Darryl Forbes 235/235, Sergey Stupa 247, Hamaguchi 243, Mike Finney 247, Laura Hardeman 258, Mike Reynaldo Riego 206/205/207, Rick Licence 207,234/207, Dan Bill Peterson 227,227, Corey Higgins 237, Jason Wilt 256-708/254/ Hardeman 248, Dave Washburn 247/244,256,254-754, Carlos Stricker 233,205, Theresa Liget 207, Deb Mortensen 201, Kevin 280-724, Mike Blevins 245, Dale Roble 247/223,222, Viet Nguyen Vasquez 256,248-701, Garrett Silveri 242, Rodolfo Corona 248, Hagg 220/209, Art Ganzon 210, Josephine Riego 204, Rudy Torres 236, The Woodman 228/223/247, Doug Marek 244/246,268-740, Steve Potocny 246, Mike Bodien 246, Mike Winkowski 247, 247, Martin Cherry 214,206 Scott Collins 243/256/233, Chris Endaya 231, Len Kohl 255/ Dewaine West 704, Jim Hall (LH)246. EBONITE/620 TRIOS: Corey Aasen 246/255-701/247, Mike 233,238, Anthony Dang 235/235/234, Neal Methvin 220/222, SECRET MIXED5’S: Rob Hernon 200, Kyle Ross 256, Albert McGinty 248, Spud Brown 246, Jim Hall 257/249/247,258,256- Louieeeeee Bullas 234,258,230-722/244/257,245,246-748, Johnny Monfort 206/206,204, Tom Mahoney 226/237,222/300,259-747, 761/248,257-740, Steve Cornelius 248-702/247,256-740/259/255, Humble 253/248,265-748/241,265-732, Kha Troung 243/234/243, John Stabler 222,224/227, Kevin Shrand 246,203/258, Ron Dowd Marcus Stermer 258,269-760/246/258-708, Rachel Einstoss 242/ George Schaeffer 243, Pat McClurkin 256/233, Jim Fox 233/239, 202/203, Matt Rishel 212,211/225,219/220, Mike Rishel 300-750, Josh Elhard 246,244/247/247/280,300,257-837, Jim George Araki 264,231, Greg Raymond 247/244/232, Ron 218,206,205/210,223, Jerry Sabio 243,226/246, Jay Knudsen 211, O’Connor 279/244/290-725/259/279,259-747, Bill McAlister 279- Kirkpatrick 232,235/234,237/237, Bill Grubb 256, George Hebert Jerome Shropshire 214, Ted Cooley 210, Harry Hood 246/228, Paul 712/257/258/242, Mike Cassidy 257/279-705/256/290,268-784, 204, Mike Lopez 233/239, Don Trinh 233, Mike Kennedy 224,208, Dillree 210, Paul Golden 206, Henry Veltmeyer 212, Scott Edwards Gayle Racette 253-711/245/246/247,243-705, Louis Bullas 254, John Fitzpatrick 225, Rob Jones 267, Kevin Hagg 231, Lum Song 215, Matt Goodell 211, Stew McIntosh 279,224, Rob Herndon Steve Hamaguchi 279-738/268/279, Teddy Turner 266-704, Johnny 244, Tom French 200, Rob McGrew 244, Doug Mauck 299-723, 225,201. Herrera 243/243,246-715/245/276-736, Todd Schmidt 255/249, Scott Atwood 238. DOUBLE NICKEL: Ralph Johnson 200, Jesus Grande215,204/ Johnny Humble 256, Jason Wilt 279,267-762/257,259-760/267-749, T.G.I.F.: Shea McCandless 238,200, Paul Stanford 214, Rick 202/227,201/202,244, Carl Fowler 213, Clyde Stapp 220, Charlie Doug Marek 244/248, Mike lopez 241/257/287, Garrett Silveri Anderson 202. Jones 242/215/203, Amore Case 217, Leon Jackson 232/216/ 262,245-723, Steve Smith 278,256-747/255, Dan Turnbull 257/248, ROLLIN’ PINS: Kyle Nakanishi 201, Larry Hogan 204,204, 211,203, Bob Fletcher 204,224,213/204,201, Charles Gross 220,201/ Don Jackson 245,255-735/247, Shaun Magginni 247, Dan Jastorff Scott Collins 227/223, Diane Bongard 225, Keith Klagge 236/242/ 223,220, Nobuko Gross 200/222, Henry Redmon 208, Robert 247,244-720, Wayne Yamamoto 265-701/254-701, Ken Racette 242/ 300, Charles Verdin 244/221,235, Brian Kirby 221,225, Chris Marlbrough 208/231, Fred Tejada 202/212, George Hebert214,234, 240, Lisa Nissen 277, Simon Nophalath 244, David Billings 279/ Sanchez 212/245,217,203/200,225/200, Stacy Klagge 202/236, Ray Valdez 257. 256,279-768, Kahfani Williams 247,257-721/256, Spud Brown 244, Shawn Bongard 222, Gene McClure 261, Leilani Yoshida 247, INDUSTRIAL DOUBLES: Fred Pasquarella 227,242/236, Laura Hardeman 267,246-729/248,244-707, Joe Colley 245, Rob- Sergey Stupa 221, Jeanette McClure 205, Chris Poma 201. Donna Donohue 225, Cameron Schleicher 231, Joe Colley ert McClinton 299,252-763, Rob Abella 266-736, Dan Jastorff See your names online at www.californiabowlingnews.com for 248,238,232-718/260,256-724, Jackie Hansen 212, Jim Lewis 268/ 286,267-757, Dave Washburn 264,268-758, Mark Bradley 245, The current and past issues of the bowling news. 234/237/279/244, Jim Fox 232/247/244/257, Ray Smith 227,268/ Woodman 242, Jeff Greer 267 Thursday, April 21, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association

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and he had improved and now Side pots: First game, Jon El Presidente Rules in 2nd on therapy for a time. He will ABTA Reyes 256, second game, An- be missed by all and it will be thony Smith 245, third and su- strange not having him at the League At per pot, Alfie Jemison 236. ABTA Win at La Habra “300 tournaments for a while. God The 50/50 winner to any bless and Good luck to this fine Valley View regular ABTA tournament was Cheesman, Alatorre, Wayman man. He will return in time and David Mathisen. Our match as I say will be missed The league have two more game was worth $1,558 and will Share Match Game, Match Series and 3-6-9 Julian “Iron Man” Conwi weeks to go to finalized the win- be carried over. The number had a lump removed from his ter league. We have the first two drawn was 234. Carry Over to Keystone Lanes this week throat and is now doing fine. We teams within few points of each The league extend best other and three teams trying to wishes and speedy recovery to ARCADIA–Danny The title game was set and end. wish him a speedy recovery and 29-30 was the pair. We would The Match Series however Julian claims he will be there chase them to secure the last two two of our bowlers (league and Guevarra did it up good as he remaining spots for the rolls offs. tournaments), Resty Sanchez won his second ABTA title the now see who would become our was unmatched due to the 632 Thursday for the ABTA League. latest Champion. Michele drawn by Dave Fairow. We es- (Another Blueblood to be sure) The two wild card spots will also had a mild stroke last week, and hard way. He downed five be determined the final position now is in therapy and treatment straight opponents in the top 16 elected to lead off and she timate a nice $800 pot for $2.00 This Weekend we will visit opened. Danny then spared in entry fee this weekend. popular Keystone Lanes in round on April 28th. and according to Bob Smith is Single Elim finals to take home The scoring last week on the improve, Resty will miss a nice $2,200 top prize. He fi- frames 1-2 and Michele was The Columbia 300” ball of Norwalk in a two day event!. now marking on four straight the week went to one of our There are five qualifying seemed a little better for some the remainder of leag ue and we nally downed the “hot” top seed bowlers. Ping Romero led the wish him well, and Julian “Iron Michelle Tucker in the title frames on the tough shot, Danny coiffeurs who bowls in the club, squads Saturday 1 PM through as a true champion dug deep, none other than Minh Dang who 7 PM with the board frozen with men with nice his nice 255, 225, Man” Conwi had undergone game, the three squad early 239/719, Doug Salzman 255/ throat surgery, and is doing fine. event at Hospitable La and fired a huge four bagger and opts for a Professional Ball. He 1 in 5. On Sunday there is one with Michele opening in the 7th thanks the ABTA, and sponsor big Squad at 10:15 AM taking 689, Jon Reyes 256/672, Paul Congratulations to Danny Habra”300” Bowl. Chavez 238/667, Anthony Smith Guevarra for his fine perfor- Danny bested a decent turn- the margin was too great. Danny Columbia 300 for the fine ball. also 1 in 5. The Semis are at cruised to a 214/237-146/182 Champion Danny Guevarra 11:45 AM. Keystone is located 244/660, Greg Velarde 246/654, mance at La Habra “300” Bowl out of 134 bowlers (3 squads Alfie Jemison 236/653 and last Saturday climbing the lad- only) in the Special Event. Three win. Title #2 is in the books for is definitely an ABTA at 11459 E. Imperial Hwy and El Presidente. It is great to see Blueblood, as he also bowls in freeway close. Just take the 5 Glenn Matsumoto 254/647. der winning five matches as El members sharing a $665 Match Belinda Crowder led the ladies Presidente won his second game on a tough but fair condi- Danny win and get title #2 as he our League. He hails from freeway to Imperial/Pioneer and is one of the finest gentlemen Carson, and used a Columbia go 3 blocks west. From the 605 with her nice 265/689, Kathy championship. Tim Crowder tion producing very low cut Marin 246/636, Kristy Yahiku had great showing coming in scores of +6 (men) Even-0 for ever to bowl in our club. In fact Ricochet-Rebound drilled by Freeway take Imperial and go 1 everyone likes the man! That is Jim Mc Coy of Bach’s Bowling 1/2 miles east. The phone there 236/618, Gina Velarde 221/604, third. the women. We returned 37 Shawn Willey 213/598, Rose ABTA tournament will be at A bowlers to the Semifinals. Also why he was the President of the Supply in Torrance. He is mar- is 562-868-3261. Please Check ABTA League hence the moni- ried to Yolie with 3 kids in very early for the 5:30PM & Sablan 187/532, Valinda Kelly Keystone Lanes Saturday and added to the Semis were the 189/531 and Jasmin Singson Sunday this weekend. Qualify Super Seniors Ely Cruz, Leo ker/label El Presidente. The Michelle, Rochelle, and Danny 7PM squads. President pounded the gavel Jr. He thanks Yolie, his #1 Sup- The following week we will 201/530. Saturday up until 7:00PM or Tartamella, and Karen Sargent. Dana Dadian had 212 and Sunday at 10:15AM/ Please Leading the Semis was loudly at La Habra”300” Great porter and Manager, La Habra visit Premiere Lanes in Santa Fe bowling Danny! 300 for the nice atmosphere, and Springs, and then May 7th a One Pat Little 203. check the Bowling News for pretty Michele Tucker of squad times and directions. Mentone with her fine +84 to be Michele Tucker really his friends Romy, Ely, Ed, and Day Early Event Mother’s Day top seed and sit out and bowl for bowled well and in the next the “Pussycat Ladies” Special at Chaparral Lanes in the title. She was followed by scene she just may get her first Michele Tucker hails from San Dimas. Well, It’s history Tri Vo +82 only 2 pins back, win. She has become a regular Mentone and is married to Folks, as El Presidente enters the who would receive a first round ABTA supporter and is very ABTA member Terry who also archives as a two time cham- bye in the single elims and en- competitive. It is nice to see this drilled her Vertigo. She has two pion. ter in round two. It took a low pretty lady perform so well at children Alyssa, and Chris. She For information see our ad or +1 for the men and -9 for the La Habra. thanks her family and the Lord the web site abta1.com and get “Columbia bowls the world over” ladies to make the finals which Tim Crowder, definitely one for blessing her with her bowl- those Las Vegas Rooms in early included three women in the top of the good guys also bowled ing ability. friend, Bob Crame this year. Keystone here we 16 finals. very well in third; with a break and host La Habra”300” Bowl. come!! The Bowlers took to the or two could have been the Tim Crowder hails from lanes, losing in the first round champion this week. I have Whittier and used a Storm Tri- ABTA BOB SMITH • P.O. BOX 3721 • SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA 90670 were Karen Sargent, Jesse known this young man since in- plex drilled by Dick Braasch. He ABTA fancy and he is now a great is single (and available) ladies! AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT (562) 868-7164 • FAX (562) 929-2706 • www.abta1.com Cortez, Stan Por, Donald ASSOCIATION Quitangon, Ping Romero, and bowler. A title could be in his Tim is another ABTA April 16, 2005 Rowie Jucal. Todd Johnson left near future. Blueblood to be sure and is in (At La Habra “300” Bowl) Open to 208 Avg. & Under FINAL STANDINGS unknowing that he made the cut ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi our league and currently in the 1. Danny Guevarra 632 $800.00 and they got checks of $100 in Qualifiers were red -hot Dave #2 seed for the roll offs. He is Cash & Carry 1,200.00 ABTA Shirt 100.00 Bowls April 23-24th 10-16th places. In round two, Fairow with his +82 and Bobbie from a great family, and all are Columbia Ball 100.00 Mc Collum led the femmes +54. ABTA supporters. Father 2. Michelle Tucker 684 400.00 being eliminated were Tri Vo, 3.Tim Crowder 628 200.00 Chris Romero, Brad Zentmyer, They will get paid entries to our Marvin Sr. Mom Belinda, and 4. Ed Palma 636 115.00 TWO DAY EVENT next regular event. brother Marvin Jr. and above all 5. Garrett Kakishita 610 115.00 and Robert Page. They cashed 6. Brad Zentmyer 656 107.50 in 6-9th places and $107.50 Terry Tucker, El Presidente, are all fine people. He thanks his 7. Chris Romero 653 107.50 and Ron Chandler couldn’t family and buddy Matt Fukuda 8. Tri Vo 682 107.50 each. 9. Robert Page 649 107.50 at Keystone Lanes Round three had Guevarra eliminate one another in the 3- for support and the hard work- 10. Karen Sargent 60% SS629 60.00 6-9 roll off and split the $50 con- ing ABTA Staff. We have many 11. Ping Romero 611 100.00 strike often in a 231-181 win 12. Stan Por 606 100.00 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk • 562-868-3261 over Eddie Palma. Tim Crowder solation so we will go for a nice fine Young Gentlemen in the 13. Jessie Cortez 604 100.00 ABTA, and Tim is at top of the 14. Don Quitangon 601 100.00 on a roll, edged Garrett $1200 in the 3-6-9 pot this 15. Rowie Jucal 591 100.00 Kakishita in a good one 209- weekend at Keystone Lanes. list in that regard. 16. Todd Johnson 601 100.00 17. Ivan Whitehead 595 65.00 207. Ed and Garrett were 4th This weekend is our two day We had several new mem- 18. Bobbie McCollum Ss 586 62.50 and 5th with fine bowling and event there. Saturday and Sun- bers join this week. First time 19. Louis Castillo 584 60.00 cashers were Brad Zentmyer, 20. David Fairow 582 57.50 $115 each. Tim and Danny met day. 21. Bo Bonncau SS 576 55.00 $2400.00 The Match Game 3 was and Marilyn Shearman who by 22. Stephanie Fenwick 568 52.50 for the right to advance and bowl 23. Pat Danforth 566 50.00 1st Place with Bonuses Michele for the title. matched by three of our faithful the way out bowled hubby, and 24. Vic Arteaga 548 50.00 members Mark Wayman, ABTA Regular Dave at La 25. Jeff Taino 546 49.00 This match had Danny toss 26. Marilyn Shcarman 60%545 29.50 $1000.00 MIN 1st PLACE GUARANTEED a key double in a 202-185 win. Arnold Cheesman, and Habra. 27. Simon Rojas SS 543 48.00 $3400.00 Guaranteed Prize Fund Fernando Alatorre. They shared One of our Good friends and 28. Mark Wayman 543 48.00 Tim couldn’t find his previous 29. Ken Puleston SS 530 47.00 1st Place Bonuses: shot on the tough lanes and $665 or $222 each for their fine most supportive members Resty 30. Heather Hoang 529 47.00 Sanchez is now at home recov- 31. Leo Tartamella SS 523 46.00 $100 for using a Columbia Ball and struggled a bit, so he was 3rd at 211 game drawn by Mrs. 32. Fred Galvan 523 46.00 La Habra and $200. Danny was Tucker. We will estimate a ering from a mild stroke. I vis- 33. Mike DeGrazio 517 45.00 $100 for wearing an ABTA logo Shirt $1,000 match game this week- ited him twice in the hospital 34. GinaLynn Velarde 516 45.00 off to the title game vs Michele. 35. Ely Cruz SS 515 44.00 Full Cash & Carry 36. Lito Dizon 513 44.00 37. Matt Fukuda 499 44.00 DOUBLES SQUAD TIMES: 1. Jeff Taino/ Don Quitangon 1274 110.00 Saturday: 1, 2:30, 4, 5:30 & 7PM 2. Tim Crowder/ Matt Fukuda 1264 90.00 Board Frozen 1 in 5 3. Chris Romero/ Ping Romero 1250 80.00 Sunday: ONE Big Squad 10:15AM 4. Leo Tartamella/ Simon Rojas 1241 60.00 1 in 5 to Semi’s at Noon 5. Marvin Crowder/ Tim Crowder 1217 40.00 FINANCIAL REPORT 3-6-9 at 11:45AM CUT SCORES Sat. Men: +6; Sat. Women: +0 37 Min. 1 in 5 to Cash Guaranteed Places 30 men - 7 women Super Seniors: Ely Cruz, Leo Tartamella, Karen Sargent Entry Fee: $44 Re-Entry: $42 HIGH QUALIFIERS — FREE ENTRY Men: David Fairow +52 Reduced Entry Fee: $32 - $30 Women: Bobbie McCollum+54 SPECIAL AWARDS 3-6-9 — $50.00 GUARANTEED POTS: Only $2 Terry Tucker, Danny Guevarra and Ron Chandler 5:30 PM: $75 PER GAME MIN This Week Is 1,200.00 MATCH GAME 3 7PM: $100 Minimum Arnold Cheesman, Fernandro Alatorre and Mark Wayman, Each 222.00 3-6-9 NOW WORTH $1,200 This Week Estimated At 1,000.00 MATCH SERIES — 632 MATCH GAME 3 POT EST.: $1,000 No winner This Week Estimated At 900.00 COLUMBIA 300 BALL MATCH SERIES: EST. $900 Minh Dang Prize Fund, 134 3,814.50 Paid Entries, 12 @ $44.00 528.00 Next Tournaments: El Presidente is ABTA Champion at La Habra “300” (L-R)Bottom Tim Crowder (third) Optional Sidepots 920.00 Doubles 380.00 April 30 - 1 Day at Premiere Lanes Michele Tucker (runner up) and Danny “El Presidente” Guevarra (Champion $2,200) Top Brackets 6,191.00 is Alan “ The Dragon” Aguilar, and Deborah Sanders holding the cash Bonuses for the 3-6-9 50.00 May 7 - 1 Day at Chaparral Lanes Shirt & Trophy 88.00 champ, and a proud young Chris Tucker son of the runner up. Match Game 3 665.00 Early Event Mothers Day Special TOTAL PAID OUT $13,836.00 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005 “Yeah Baby” Strikes Again! Victor Jordan Wins ABT Orange County Title at Cal Bowl LAKEWOOD–Victor Jordan won his sixth Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) Championship at Cal Bowl last Saturday, April 16, 2005 during our one-day 4 game Beat-the-Board tournament. Vic- tor showed up for our Noon squad and shot games of 295-222-240- 239 with handicap good for a series total of 996 and the $800 1st place prize. Victor was not in the optional Win, Place, and Show Pot, so we do have carryover for next weekend. Gil Romero shot a fine 977 four game handicap series to finish in second place for $400 plus an additional $220 in the Win, Place, and Show Pot for a total of $620 dollars. In third place was Chris Vance of 29 Palms. Chris shot a 975 and got $200 plus an additional $150 in the Win, Place, and Show Pot for a total of $350 dollars. Our newest Champion, Victor Jordan is 67 years old and is em- ployed at USC as a Foreman. He is married to a wonderful lady- Joan, who also cashed this week. He has been bowling for 34 years and about 25 of those years as an Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) Victor Jordan–ABT Champion and Joan Jordan–the happy member. Victor has a high game of 290 and a high series of 687 to spouse. his credit. He used a Lanemaster “Yeah-Baby” bowling ball drilled by Butch Maxwell at Westminster Bowling Supply. Victor is a Over $161 MILLION PAID OUT Nationwide since 1977 self-taught and self motivated bowler, because he said “it’s all in $16,307,768.00 PAID OUT BY the head”, but gives much credit and thanks to his lovely wife, Joan ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH SINCE 1977 for always being there with him. Victor thanked Cal Bowl for host- $3,880.00 Paid Out At Cal Bowl April 16, 2005 ing the tournament this Saturday and the Amateur Bowlers Tour- Orange County Branch staff for running an outstanding tournament AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR (ABT) ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH week after week. 99 Entries @ $30.00 each $2,970 Lifetime member Arnie Schroeder drew the Mystery Pot of Gold Win, Place, & Show Pot $370 game number and score after our final squad. Game #2 and 254 Mystery Pot $500 Added by ABT $0 were drawn for the second week in a row. One bowler shot the Champion Shirt $40 Call for Hours score of 254 with handicap in game #2, but they were not in the Total Paid Out $3,880 Mystery Pot. The second chance score drawn by Arnie was 238 in game #2, and we had two lucky winners. Veronica Boone and Ganie CLASSIC/MASTERS COMBINED FINAL STANDINGS Email: [email protected] Cobarrubia both receive $250 dollars each from the Mystery Pot PLACE NAME CITY SCORE PRIZE of Gold. 1 Victor Jordan Hunt. Beach 996 $800 Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is available to all mem- Win, Place, & Show Pot $0 bers (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5 for a chance at $1000. 2 Gil Romero Carson 977 $400 Win, Place, & Show Pot $220 The ABT staff and membership would like to thank Cal Bowl 3 Chris Vance 29 Palms 975 $200 Manager, Pat Liddy, and the fine staff at Cal Bowl for hosting our Win, Place, & Show Pot $150 tournament last Saturday. Our next scheduled event will be this 4 Ryan Junge Anaheim 973 $150 weekend, on Saturday, April 23, 2005 at Brunswick Orange Bowl. 5 Rick Hunter Inglewood 958 $125 6 Robert Renko Bellflower 954 $100 This will be a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and Masters 7 John Daily Long Beach 949 $95 Combined Singles tournament format. All members (Classic and 8 Veronica Boone Mission Hills 946 $92 Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tourna- 9 Roger Wrase Torrance 943 $91 10 Jim Ellis Hunt. Beach 942 $90 ment. Squad times are at Noon, 2PM, and 4PM only. We will offer 11 Ray Ah-Hong Long Beach 936 $88 $100 sidepots at the Noon, 2pm and 4pm squads with just 20 en- 12 Terry Hlebasko Torrance 924 $87 trants. First place will be GUARANTEED at $800 for only a $50 13 Robert Van Loon Fountain Valley 921 $85 entry fee. We will offer an estimated 1st place of $1,600 with our 14(TIE) Mike Kane Long Beach 920 $83 14(TIE) Gilbert Gissendaner San Clemente 920 $83 optional Win, Place, and Show Pot. We recommend you arrive 14(TIE) Joan Jordan Hunt. Beach 920 $83 early (at least ½ hour before squad time) to guarantee your spot. 17 Everett Nishikawa Corona 916 $81 We hope to see you this Saturday, April 23, 2005 at Brunswick 18 Dominic Tambio Corona 915 $80 Orange Bowl. 19 Brian J. Martin Garden Grove 912 $79 20 Alonzo Lemons Inglewood 908 $78 OCBA Honor Scores Hit 171 Season Total GARDEN GROVE — Orange County Bowling Association Ex- all ABT tournaments are sponsored by Storm Products Inc. ecutive Director reported in April the association processed, to date (2004-05 season), 171 honor scores. The most popular was the ABT ORANGE COUNTY 300, 143 followed by 110 290 11- in-a-row awards, 67 299’s, 31 800 series and 20 298’s. This weekend’s tournament is a special one-day 4 game Beat-the-Board event

Classic & Masters Combined Tournament- Handicap 80% of 225

Saturday, April 23, 2005

Bruns. Orange Bowl 2375 N. Tustin Ave. Orange (714) 998-0450 st $1,600 1 place Estimated with Win, Place, & Show Pot

st $800 Minimum Guaranteed 1 place for a low $50 entry fee

Squad times: Saturday, April 23rd Noon – 2pm- 4pm $100 sidepots on each squad with 20 entrants

Optional brackets on every squad

NEXT TOURNAMENT:

Linbrook Bowl 201 S. Brookhurst St., Anaheim (714) 774-2253

Saturday, April 30th, 2005

Classic & Masters Combined (4 game) Beat-the-Board tournament

Handicap 80% of 225 $1,500 1st place Estimated with Win, Place, & Show Pot FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CALL (714)898-7874 OR SEE OUR WEBSITE at: www.abtorange.com Thursday, April 21, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Canoga Park Bowl 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 BOWL 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS www.canogaparkbowl.com E-mail:[email protected] SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. The league bowlers here at STUDIO CITY — Hi. Did you remember to sign-up for WINNETKA — Hello and how is everyone today? Spring Del Rosa Lanes bowled some really nice scores that we’re that new league you’ve been wanting to try out for the sum- is in the air, the weather has been nice, and it’s Summer proud to report. mer here at PINZ Bowling Center? Get your sign-ups in and League sign-up time here at Canoga Park Bowl. If you haven’t Judson Baptist: Mitch Woodruff 209/548, Bob Corrigan have a summer of bowling fun. Now for the past week’s scores. signed up yet do it now and invite a friend or two to enjoy the 227, Marty Perry 507, Tasha Benedict 183. Laurel Hall: Julie Craft 192/475, Karen Collier 169/470, sport of bowling. They may even see their names in this weekly Beach Party: Leighton Beach 206-219/619, Jason Marcia Shourt 145/408, Karen Hallinan 176/403. column that we’re happy to report each week. Holleman 221, Ardith Coggins 473, Nicole Beach 203. Funseekers: Chuck Alexander 203-213-216/632, Dane To start this week’s report of high scores, we congratulate Mt.Commercial: Cliff Chandler 229/569, Luis Simo 257, Price 211-205/578, Jimmy Zellinger 247 game, Keith Rod- Gary Reed on his “300” game bowled on April 13th in the Barbara Bobroff 188/526. man 222, Gary Bailer 225, Tony Annibale 204, Al Weinstein Copper Bucket. Great bowling, Gary! Capri: Arlene Casner 202/534, Delores Tanner 211, Tif- 225, Greg Reid 210,Cobra Armstrong 223, Yoshiaki Oka 210, Phil-Am: Bernie Espiritu 219/601, Donald Lavares 222/ fany Sand 203. Tommy Zoobharasse 200, Loren Larson 200, Mike Gaimaro 575, Socorro King 539, Helen Ventenilla 538. Tues. S.B.T.A.: Matthew Tanner 202/515, Lory Durkiewicz 214, Jeff Pifko 202, Florence Coss 525, Lisa Frobisher 522, Adult-Jr. Doubles: Great series reported by Michael Pol- lack 280-257-279/816, with Michael Fonvergne 247-245-212/ 171/508. Sarah Alexander 517. 704, Michael Djajich 205 game. Dirty County: Bobby Campagnale 289-257-226/772, Larry S.C.B.L.: Andre Eubanks 244-269/692, Mike Malone 215- Viva Las Vegas: Ruben Sarkissian 248-224-227/699, Richards 297-244/712, Clyde Willis 217-247/654, Dean 219/629, Chris Williams-LH 228-208/608, Larry Day 212/602, Michael Djajich 205-232-210/647, Andrew Krowne 238/625, Bechtold 213-213/615, Randy Hoffman 248/604, Steve Bill Duckett 215 game, Brandon Leger 214, Dave Yamamoto Gary Louks 212-218/615, Scott Friedman 204-208/601, Rollberg 228, Patti Bechtold 527, Luci Britt 191. 203, Greg Steele 201, Kenny Miller 202, Tony Laanan 209, Deanne Pyka 537, Rochelle Zenger 213/535. Elks Invitational: Elmer Dockham 225-203/620, Tony Michael Clark 212, Gary James 230. Monday Nite Live: Don Gossett 238-216-213/667, Michael Heim 235-214/617, Jim Merrill 230, Joanna Merrill 205/570, Kings & Queens: Brett Himmel 213-200/603, Russ Butner Ricca 224-247/622, David Cook 217-212/620, Frank Villaorlad Donna Buckner 205. 205/585, Lori Lapkin 482. 202-222/610, Daniel Onestinghel 210-200/603, Terry Winger Crest Chevrolet: Jim Williams 203/566, Charity Ungard Breakfast Club: Elayne Klein 175/519, Lori Rudich 508, 209/602, Candy Adams 224/559, Rose Chin 211/545, Geor- 233/598. Ann Ramer 201/504, Donna Klein 203 game. gia Garey 535, Candida Johnson 502. Willows: Cindy Ehlers 463, Barb Newman 179. Twilighters: Alan Saluta 202-235-258/695, Rob Sheriff River Maniacs: Hung-Lay Quon 221-267/680, Guy Forbes 223-226-211/620, Ray Stoy 245/631, Sobeck Banuelos 223- Wednesday Vegas: Rich Richardson 203-278/679, Jeff 221-240/652, Matt Risch 204-216-200/620, LarrySchneider 213/612, Robert Galbraith 267/608, Fred Asas 246/605, Mike Hout 276-201/620, PJ Buckner 233/619, Joe Dube 207-211/ 227 game, Damond Taylor 202-209, Chris Pippins 235, Doak Olson 213 game, Terry Weinsziehr 207-212, Debbie Mares 610, John Boyer 244/608, Harold Harmon Sr. 235, Joseph Masarik 219, Dane Price 231, Ron Koblin 222, Douglas Shaw 562, Monise Kelly 223/549, Robin Thompson 218/505, Jamie Vasquez 232, Rolann Karper 211/572. 223, Larry McDonald 202, Deanna Bass 516, Chris Aguado Stoy 219. Wed. Wild Bunch: Charlie Rabico 212-238/622, Bill Elliott 501. Comedians: Robert Battle 224-235-247/706, Chris Husby 214-209/603, John Ware 235, Adam Hall 227, Pacita Baker Coffee & Donuts: Arleen Wiener 487, Donna Klein 462. 225-248-213/686, Mike Pavlowsky 244-218/645, Rick 233/580, Sherri Duncan 211, Linda King 204. Tavern Guild: Jim Foltyn 235-241-233/709, Sam Consos Hoffman 235-209-200/644, Russ Gothrick 200-206-233/639, Laughlin Leftovers: Robert Wilkes 207-249-240/696, 234-224/656, Ed Dusseau 266-207/642, Tina Rukstalis 244- R. Greenzweight 236-206/638, Barry Simon 223-213/635, Tim Russell Ruiz 212-206/614, Marty Perry 190/528. 216/633, Rick Kondo 219 game, Steve Mikuni 204, Michael Linehan 221-222/619, Jan Sandman 203-212/608, Peggy Santa Fe Mixed: Claudell Curry 244/623, Bob Richards Perez 212-206, Dennis Vacca 214, Steve Cosgrove 211. DeGrasse 202/543, Ellen Eckard 211/514, Carol Asher 511, 234/607, Ed Neighbors 249/604, LT Togafau 243, Rich Banco Popular Adult-Junior: Tina Rukstalis 209/526, Sherri Stewart 509, Deanna Pyka 507, Karen Norman 207/ Richardson 230-206, Dave Delmonico 225, Julie Summers Tyler Bensinger 163/447. 504. Northridge Hospital: John Cosby 224-213/629, Shane 200-207-232/639, Cari Burris 208, Tiffany Sand 207, Suelee Bowlers, have a great week and keep those scores com- Sarnecki 215-216/624, Bob Hodgkins 245/610, Rudy Tafoya Santero 205-201. ing so we can report them on the pages of the Bowling News. 220 game, Gail Kraft 208/545. S.B. County: Lukas Feles 229-221/646, Shannon Kaze Bunch Of Winners: Nick Jaeger 214/593, Haigaz 234-224/635, Chris Hollinger 256/625, Mike Mormann 247/ PINZ Jrs. PINZ Srs. Rafaelian 215/581, Jr. Mendoza 202 game, Mike Lee 220, 623, Nick Assini 223-211/622, Gary Landry 209-229/616, Tom STUDIO CITY — Hello. We’re back STUDIO CITY — Hi. The bowlers Nora Apelian 451. Christenson 227, Keith Gardner 226. with scores from our junior bowlers and here at PINZ Bowling Center are Copper Bucket: Gary Reed “300”-244/703, Jim Bickford it’s coming down to the final weeks of pleased to report the senior scores Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 233-215-206/654, the winter season. We’re taking summer from the past week. 223/566, Russell Yeager 210, Michael Tortorici 253, Norma Keith McCoy 237-205/605, Larry Stormes 246, Kevin league sign-ups so do it now. We don’t Happy Timers: Congratulations Ritner 189/501. Kratochvil 226, Bridgett Young 532, Mary Cassin 201. want you to be left out. to Bill Fleishman on his 145-144- Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 223/589, Sharon Dancygier Banco Popular Pee-Wee Bumpers: 143 stepladder. Jack Burkenheim 527, Diane Vaughn 207/519, Candy Adams 201/515, Judi Good Times: Bobby Campagnale 259-274/723, Bill Elliott Nicholas Martinez 97/180, Nicole 217-218/624, Leighton Beach 202-234/624, Tom Smith 225- 230-201/595, Ken Burkenheim 186/ Rivers 204 game. Martinez 92/167. 512, Gas Sumapong 176/491, Ruth 500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 224-204/619, Patti Ehart 564, 203/623, Russell Ruiz 201-227/600, Suelee Santero 244/616, Banco Popular Sr. Scratch (4-games): Swick 167/481, Sam Marion 171/ Jilek Anthony 211-222-202/823, Brittlan Georgia Garey 541, Mary Lauer 202/539, Carol Asher 218/ Joanne Walden 216, Angela Mobley 211-215, Nancy Lopez 475, Freda Leibson 156/442, 535, Carol Casuga 202/524, Joan Bremberg 513, Perri To- 208, Rolann Karper 202, Lachelle James 201, Nancy Ball Halpern 231/769, Leeanne Jilek 210/ Yolanda Dragotta 146/416, Sylvia 753, Karie Corbett 178/643, Josh Fisher Good 147/368. ledo 506, Joanne Ray 503, Cindy Dominguez 503, Judy 200. 179/640, Nathan Honda 200/612, Andre Senior Social: Gary Olsen 164/ Campise 502. Friday Vegas: Tim Medley 248-204-221/673, Andrew Stojka 165/606, Kevin Gesell 172/603. 452, Bill Fleishman 167/432, Helen The Classics: Rich Colella 210-232/626, Pam Blake 217- Nelson 248, Larry Ollson 235, Anne Alvarado 219/501. Banco Popular Sr. Galaxies: Treven Wright 98/259. We have openings Goldsmith 188/488, Megan Parker 182/ 200/616, Jerry Lovell 236/606, Jim Broome 236 game, Tina Vegas West: Mike Wurtz 213/589, Shawn Bonner 228, in this league so give us a call to Enriquez 202/549, Gayle Kirby 538, Cynthia Kirk 524, Terri 483, Ethan Bensinger 177/456, Jamie join. Spector 188/454, Nikolai Berk 171/448, Crystal Sokoloski 200/574. Joslyn Seniors: Bill Fleishman Justin 513, Shawnee Warrick 508, Patti Diluigi 507, Michelle Natalie Honda 156/435, Molly Gruber Slots Of Fun: Gary Hoepfner 278/623, Kevin Sowell 237, 173/506, Sol Stein 172/504, Al Bryant 503. 172/423, Neil Chanez 159/409. Platkowsky 185/487, Gas B’na Brith Classic: Michael Halem 210-255/634, Donald Victoria Sanchez 194/484. Banco Popular Jr. Stars: Tamar Garcia Sumanpong 172/484, Betty Weekend Rollers: Rob Mielak 213-247/649, Bob Rottman 165/361, Kari Burdzinski 145/359, Evan Tippin 223-213/634, Jay Rosen 217-211-206/634, Roman Dushkin 155/438, Vicky Minceff 204-213-221/638, Maurice Chavez 246-210/638, Rick Hudson Burdzinski 125/356, Matt Parker 116/ Agiert 246-206/629, Richard Singer 203-232/613, Jerry Lew 155/428, Mary Bobnes 171/427, 213-210/612, Jay Davies 200-210/609, Doug Baillie 211 202-248/637, Charlie Rabico 226-212/636, Gary Cox 226- 326, Kimberly Walker 128/324, Max Korn 127/321, Brian Ingoldsby 109/314, Rita Frischer 151/425, Audrey game, Jerry Gross 226. 215/621, Nacho Hernandez 226-240/619, Derek Taylor 214- Rachel Acacio 107/313. Bales 169/417, Mary Borensen 146/ Enjoy the week and keep those scores coming. See ya. 209/613, Ernie Juarez 212-212/600, Maya Davidson 207/574, Banco Popular Adult-Junior: Andre 415, Lily Ching 139/402, Marge Pacita Baker 221, Michelle Mielak 219, Etta Cash 209. Stojka Jr. 219/561, Ethan Benstinger Snyder 152/393. 166/441, Josh Fisher 160/440, Molly See you next week with more Canoga Park Srs. Canoga Park Jrs. Several leagues are ending so get your sign-ups in now Gruber 155/429, Jamie Spector 124/349. scores from the seniors here at WINNEKA — Hi. Our senior WINNETKA — Hi. We hope you before they start the new summer season. See ya. Good bowling, juniors. PINZ. leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl had a good week. We don’t have are coming to an end so remem- all the junior league scores from ber to sign-up for that Summer Canoga Park Bowl, but we will re- Del Rosa Srs. Bellinder Rings League. Now for our weekly re- port what we have. SAN BERNARDINO — Hello. port. Adult-Jr. Doubles: Erica Pollack Did you sign-up for that senior Loud and Clear Funtimers: Al Reiswig 259-203- 244/610, Louis Fonvergne 227/601, league at Del Rosa Lanes? Did Friends and Family 232/664, Bill Robb 222-218/633, Victor Ramirez 240/550, Jeff Duboff by Roberta McNaught you ask a friend to join in the Dave Folck 209-243/632, Robert 194/542, Jennifer Pyka 200/529, fun? If you answered no to the ANAHEIM–For the second Adams 215/576, Hung Lay Quon Sharon Weger 166/461, J. Beh- above questions, better get busy week in a row, Frank Bellinder 209/548, Bertha Willard 179/456, Johnasghary 178/434, Matt Nathan as time is running out. Fundraiser/Charity Event Marilyn Bigman 156/442, Jackie 171/412, Justin Neglia 138/410. led the league in the 590 Clas- Here are last week’s senior To benefit the Sheila R. Veloz Breast Imaging Center sic at Linbrook. Since our ar- Becker 171/440, Donna Mae Brown Sutter Gold Miners: Aidan Clarke scores. 157/436, Eleanor Weaver 156/384. 182/447, David Jiminez 168/430, Young At Heart: Jim Alexander Where: Santa Clarita Lanes ticle didn’t make the paper the 39’Ers Senior Trio: Cal Vogt 228- Angel Guzman 140/357, Sean Vu 225-224/582, Gary Ochs 211, week before I wanted to recap 279-226/733, R. Greenzweight 267- 126/357, Eric Solis 148/356, Jose Frank DeLuca 203, Maria Shields th 199/539. When: Saturday April 30 Frank’s 268 game and 906 se- 248/685, John O’Donoghue 218- Rodriguez 118/320, Duncan Clarke Afternooners: Frank DeLuca ries. His great 923 series this 256-210/684, Ed Cornish 226-201- 123/319, Jonathan Jayasinghe 123/ 211-234/628, Bob Lee 214, Bar- 21615 West Soledad Canyon Raod, Santa Clarita • 661-254-0540 237/664, Mel Neiditch 279/621, 312, Chris Batres 110/308, Mena bara Estrada 186/492. week consisted of games of 266 Dave Folck 232-211/616, Larry Hakim 99/287, Gatlin Zornes 112/ Golden Goodies: Duane and 289. We now have a five George 221-233/614, Hung Lay 282, Rustin Ajdari 111/282, Angela Mosley 500, Les Gray 192, Entry Fee: $40.00 way tie for men’s season high Quon 205-203/591, Al Reiswig 229/ Kiamco 94/258, Amruta Sardar 81/ Marianne Heidecke 472, Velma game of 289. We have three 590, Bob Lauer 209-205/584, Rob- 235, Yasha Miami 87/234, Kelley Bone 182. Hosted by: Western Women ert Little 200-210/580, Jerry Fernandez 77/205, Shereen Bourne Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Doug weeks left for someone to break Ambrosini 225/579, Bert Bendit 73/181, Alina Lopez 70/176. Henley 841, 2. Luella Harmon Professional Bowlers that tie. 211/577, Bill Robb 213/571, Mary Ivy Academia: Eric Miller 203- 837, 3. George Steffen 812, last, More great scores were: Lauer 188/530, Sylvia Kesilis 186/ 245/640, Brian Miller 154/385, Dylan Rich Richardson 680. 498, Shirl Radamaker 181/487, Santellano 133/320, Amber Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Frank Start Time: 12:30pm Tom Shutes 255/878, Al Lara Doris Simmons 169/480, Kay Leovy Edwards 79/102. DeLuca 780, 2. Bob Lee 771, 3. Complimentary lunch will be served at Vincenzo’s Pizza 268/860, Ed Harris 233/856, 169/460, Emma Luce 179.453, Ivy Academia Bumpers: Cynthia Ed Wallace 764, 4. Harvey Tobias Norma Kelwin 155/448, Edie DeLaCruz 74/184, Tony Milgram 759, last, Louise Cochran 644. inside Santa Clarita Lanes at 11:00am. Mingle and Carl Adinolfi 266/855, Pete Take the time to enjoy the nice Kizziah 226/853, Lloyd Thierry Goldberg 163/446, Lee Murray 160/ 79/182. weather and keep those scores join us for lunch before the fundraiser event begins 444, Lil Baker 172/430, Pat Mohr See you all next week with more 222/850, Tom Stearn 236/847, 152/424, Ruth Balleweg 167/420, junior scores from Canoga Park coming. Take care. Divisions/Format: There will be two divisions for qualifying. The Bernice Swerdlow 161/408, Joan Bowl. “WWPB” division and the “Friends and Family” division. Both divisions Ron Douglass 236/845, John Velasquez 264/845, David Lyong 155/404. will qualify separately but will bowl together on the same lanes. There will Take the time to enjoy the beauty Del Rosa Jrs. be 4 games of qualifying. Top 6 or 8 finalists from the “WWPB” division will Wright 266/842, Rod Cantrell of Spring and keep those scores SAN BERNARDINO — Hi jun- be paired with the top 6 or 8 finalist from the “Friends and Family” division 215/830, Rose Williams 212/ coming. See ya. Go Bowling!! iors. It’s a busy time here at Del for a baker doubles match play finals. 830, Joe Rouette 234/829, Eva The “WWPB” division will consist of players who are 2003-current Rosa Lanes with leagues ending Munson 224/824, Jim Sowers and the start of the summer sea- WWPB members, any WWPB champion within the last 5 years, any WWPB son. Sign-up for that league of guest from 2003-2005, any past PWBA/LPBT national champion. Players 257, Stan Guzy 255, Shig Shozi your choice now. Let’s check out who do not apply to these categories below may bowl in the “Friends and 244, Don Hart 243, E.J. Rogers the scores from the past week. Family” division. Fundraiser is open to all women bowlers who would like 233, Richard Hand 233, Larry Bantam Buddies: Tyler Wick to come out and show their support. Green 226, Jerry Knight 225, Fundraiser will include 50/50 drawings and many others prizes so come 359, Allen Hively 140, Linda out and join us for a day of fun to raise money for a worthy cause. Early Joy McGregor 224, Christy Zuniga 144/314. detection for breast cancer is a must. Let’s show our support and help in this Asher 224, Roberta McNaught Pincrackers: Chase Phillips fight to win the battle against breast cancer. 212, Marie Brooks 210, Aly 158/452, Shelby Scheffler 155/ Contact Laurie Soto at [email protected] or 661-713- 4945 or Lauren Johns 210, Gloria Ferrulli 205, 396. Takahashi at [email protected] or 818-269-7375 for more information. Go to Strike Force: Marty Coyazo www.wwpb.com for entry forms and hotel information. Entries will be Carolynne Schley 202, Marion 202-200/560, Adrian Ruiz 213, accepted on site if spots are still available. Hart 201, and Janet Anderson Angel Williams 173/422. 200. Page 8 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

LAKEWOOD — Hi. Let’s take a few minutes to thank all GRANDPAS & GRANDMAS those league secretaries who have been doing a great job in Bob Stickney 549, Wayne Moon 243/566, Walter Gist 529, reporting the high scores from their leagues here at Cal Bowl. Divina Buhay 545, Rudy Munzon 603, Ben Alferos 591, Ron If your league is not reporting their scores on Cal Bowl Bowl- McCalin 576, Ken Seiple Sr. 559, Jerry Stotts 550, Dominic ing Report, talk to your secretary. Let her know that you want Antonio 531, Robert Thomas 559, Gene Skulick 554, John to see your name in print too. Here are the latest scores. Welty 632, Al Williams 609, Wendell Ledbetter 645, Jim Burke Summer SCRATCH THIS LEAGUE 248-197-268/713, Larry Cosgrove 552, John Dunn 647, Tee Paul Cruz 234-259-196/689, Mark Vaona 212-237-205/654, Magee 517, John Mathews 636, Danny Polk 589, Rico Cayton David Regul 215-248-191/654, Steve Clark 221-193-234/648, 514, Boylee Inocente 536, Donna May 511, Chuck Patterson Frank Rossello 193-218-235/646, Andy Abbott 196-255-162/ 657, Joe Erwin 553, Donald Jones 596, Edwin Brown 540, 613, Kent Steckbeck 181-194-225/600, Al Demers 210-182- Don Keith 515, Frank Fernandez 548, Stan Murren 524. 198/590, Dave Winter 212-176-199/587, Scott Scarborough YOUNG AT HEART 215-169-191/575. Ella Phillips 113-107-122/342, Jacque Donaldson 92-92- League LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES 138/322, Morene Simon 147-132-148/427, Ellis Houston 151- Alex Wallace 219-203-187/609, Rick Sharp 203/586, Eural 180-185/516, Willie Creer 195-186-155/536, Tom Pettway Wilson 211/563, Cesar Usi 192/561, Paul Romin 209/560, 189-161-136/486, Audrey Johnson 103-154-139/396, Edward Ted Clinton 194/551, J J Scott 214 game, Bea Sueki 209, Johnson 143-189-131/463, Willie Young 136-120-136/392, Art Herman Long 206, Clay Barnett 205, Sharon Barnett 201, Nelson 146-153-165/464, Gene Hammons 163-131-152/446, James Castaneda 200, Dupree Millsap 197, PeeWee Munson, James Johnson 180-189-164/533, John Brider 148-118-181/ Secretaries Mike Campbell and Matt Mosley 196 each, Albert Crockett 447, Mac McDonald 185-188-147/520, Joe McDonald 143- 195, Ed Kuder 194, Nick Sanchez 191, Louise Petersen 190. 116-158/417, Connie Lopez 94-115-110/319, Rosalind Har- SENIOR MENS TRIO ris 87-126-116/329, Albert Burnett 144-159-158/461, Josh Clark VandenBerg 205-227-191/623, Jim Burke 228-207- Hudson 178-179-150/507, Nancy Carter 148-104-111/363, 195/630, Paul Reynolds 205-174-268/647, Archie Stull 235- Eva Hammons 82-94-83/259, Freddy Ford Jr. 90-163-108/ 236-211/682, Rick Llaneta 235-237-239/701, Josh Hudson 363. 192-192-221/605, Ken Seiple Sr. 159-194-247/600, Vince RECYCLED TEENS Looking Cervantes 244-203-190/672, John Dunn 171-219-227/617, Al Willilams 514, Rudy Munzon 541, Willie Burkhalter 505, Jimmy Hamilton 217-226-212/601, Ernest Jackson 175-242- Bill Miller 546, Domenic Saraceno 248/637, Eduardo Buhay 202/619, Paul Daigle 255-216-192/663, Wendell Ledbetter 518, John Mathews 512, Boylee Inocente 585, Don Keith 527, 207-239-182/628, Chuck Patterson 207-213-188/608, Walter Chuck Ashton 511, Kathy Allen 531. Millsap 182-235-204/621, Charles Gleason 193-207-212/612, JUNIORS Al Williams 216-194-195/605, Pat Kinard 220-213-175/608, Cadets Doug Johnson 234-218-202/664, Glenn Merchant 245-220- Daniel Garcia 144, Mary Grabinski 97, Jamie Grabinski 113, For 221/686, Gerald Lunceford 167-220-279/666, Terry Binuya Kimberly Bernardo 152, Logan Dahlquist 109, Haley Rader 234-207-268/709, Tom Pettway 222-160-238/620, Ellis Hous- 130, Marc Rangel 89, Mary Grabinski 90-105-83/278, Alondra ton 226-183-210/619, Charles Quaife 216-198-188/602, Garcia 113, Daniel Garcia 111, Logan Dahlquist 135. Boylee Inocente 186-232-187/605, Sonny Dew 214-226-170/ Bobcats 610, Ray Staten 206 game, Rico Cayton 204, John Matthews Anthony Rasca 184-164, Amanda Gonzales 155-182, Greg 209, Hugh Kemp 202, Robert Thomas 227, Ed Stoute 216, Mitchell 114, Alex Bonstein 156, Eric Hanson 125, Patrick Les Breageale 201-215, Billy Scott 235, Jorge Fernandez 202, Michel 136, Eric Hanson 154-145, Rikki Whitting 142, Amanda Bowlers Cecil Knighton 214, Gale Penske 236, Ed Cabs 205, Clarence Gonzales 154-166-176/496, Julian Hidalgo 136. Matthews 203, Bill Charles 243, Hermie DeCastro 203-200, Classified Rudy Carlos 203-235, Ron McClain Sr. 209-206, Joe Erwin Daniel Brown 180, Chrisgren Whitfield 205-188-233/626, 216, Dale Park 200, Jerry Giron 223, Richard Munch 220, Kristine Cuevas 180, Amanda Nell 176, Michael Miller 183, Mo Chartrand 203, Orvil Price 211, Bob Stickney 224, Andrey Gabriel Martinez 183-205-243/631, Christopher Cuevas 200- Gibson 207-221, Chazz Elgin 205, Earl Hullett 213-217, Willie 232-213/645, Bryan Basa 209, Frank Herrera 136, Tyrone Sign Up Young 217, Rolly DeGuzman 222, Al Ortiz 225, Herman Pulley 193-190, Thomas Wooten 168, Daniel Brown 184-220. Woodard 228, Ralph Wingert 205-200, B.J. Theiss 206. ADULT-JUNIOR LEAGUE WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Juniors Ray Clair 194-212-195/601, John Lynch 212-178-245/635, Bryan Basa 203, Chrisgen Whitfield 214, Chris Porter 203, David Barraza 202 game, Daryl Brandt 213, Mike Dieterich Danny Martinez 152-166, Rkyshia Anderson 181, Chris Por- 219-201, Richard Dubuke 202, Guy Hunsinger 204, Darren ter 244-216/631, Rich Dyczewski 200-199, Gabriel Martinez Jones 212, R P Kramer 216, Don Ott 227, Chuck Robinson 208-221, Daniel Brown 193, Akira Spurlock 53-54. Today 223, Doug Sanders 202, Shannon Santos 202, Sonny Santos Adults 209, Rip Van Winkle 206. Billy Foster 207, Rico Cayton 210, Jim Padgett 232-214- CAL STARS 221/667, Charles Gleason 225-215/611, Bruce Foster 205, FRIDAY NO-TAP Shonna Hernandez 220-174-187/581, Bert Martinez 166- Donna Basa 188, Allen Tetter 198, Perkins Jones 197-182, Results of April 15, 2005 200-211/577, Barbara Bishop 148-190-234/572, Betty Moss Gary Kowarsch 218-204-203/625. Willim Baskin 211-202-210/ 1. Cliff Brown 894 $60.00 162-175-178/515, Betty Phillips 222-169-165/556, Gail Olson 623, Charles Gleason 258-230/676, Bruce Foster 227, Billy 2. Ruben Licon 893 40.00 148-210-167/525, La Ruth Murray 161-192-147/500. Foster 208-225/614, Allen Tetter 214, Tammy Porter 163, 3. Shorty Ramos 869 30.00 FUNSTERS Michael Muck 209, Matthew Basa 247, Rico Cayton 245, Larry 4. Rick Llaneta 823 18.50 Don Keith 222/565, Don Matthews 215/548, Ed Brown 227- Johnson 213, Gary Kowarsch 210-234/626. SIDEPOTS 222-225/674, Ben Alferos 539, Jane Simmons 513, Ken Seiple 1. Margo McClain, hdcp. 324 33.00 2. Michael Curl, scr. 300 8.25 Sr. 214/587, Arthur Montgomery 204/512, Charles Gleason INSURANCE Ruben Licon, scr. 300 8.25 257/605, Art Crook 205/579, Curtis Whaley 201-201/552, Tom Reggie Brown, Art Jones Jr., split 33.00 Shorty Ramos, scr. 300 8.25 Dennis 206/563, Chuck Morrissey 204/514, Ted Clinton 245/ SCRATCH SERIES POT — $33 Romy Taroy, scr. 300 8.25 600, Joe MacDonald 533, Gene Skulick 235/611, Jean Rick Llaneta 838 33.00 3. Ken Holliday, hdcp. 309 33.00 Hefferman 224/509, Chuck Ashton 511, Norma Davis 212/ NEXT TOURNAMENT: APRIL 22nd 3-6-9 — $655.00 552. No winners Every Friday FRIDAY At 1:00 PM $15 ENTRY FEE Includes Singles, 3-6-9 NO-TAP Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3 GAMES 3-6-9 Pot = $455.00 Thursday, April 21, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 9

Presents The Brunswick Invitational Sponsored by CalCal BoBowlingwling SupplSupplyy 3400 Gato Court • Riverside• (800) 367-4232 Pro Approach-Lakewood/Bowlers Depot-Lake Forest Take Round 4! by Randy Myers DOWNEY–After finally getting a decision from the USBC With only two teams as possible winners for the round, side (Unusually Slow Bowling Committee??) we were finally able to “B” bowled for position and a possible Wild Card entry. Linder bowl the correct opponents on the final night of the Round on Side Insurance improved their chances by taking 3 games from Etonic TEAM STANDINGS “A”. There were six teams with a mathematical chance at win- who still lead Linder by ½ game with 74.5 total wins for the first A Division B Division ning, but it was Bowler’s Depot – Lake Forest coming out on top Wild Card spot. Linder got a total team effort as all four members with 19 wins. On Side “B”, Pro Approach – Lakewood took care hit six to easily defeat Etonic. Nick Smith 691, Walter Vasquez 1. T.D Rowe-$$$ ...... 24 1. Pro Approach-Lakewood-$$$$ .... 25 of business by sweeping Freek Racing. Freek Racing needed to 680, Jason Fowler 665, and Terry Henson 632 were the scorers for 2. Bowlers Depot-Lake Forest-$$$$ 19 2. Linder Insurance ...... 20 win 3 games to get past Pro Approach but Billy Myers Jr. dashed the winners and James Mowrer 694 & Armando Zavala 637 got 3. Western Pacific ...... 18.5 3. Freek Racing ...... 19.5 their hopes by firing 278 in game one to lead his team to the 28 pin the lone win for Etonic. Boulevard Brakes moved up with 3 wins 4. Strike Connection-$ ...... 18 4. Reback’s Plumbing-$$$ ...... 19 win. In game 2, David Fairow Jr. threw clutch strikes late to help over Threadworks. Greg Neuer was tops on an apparently tough 5. Tri Star Vending ...... 18 5. Etonic ...... 18 seal the deal and down the Racing crew 863 to 836. With the two pair with 632. Another low scoring affair on the low side had wins, Pro Approach locked up the round and went onto sweep. Stanley Taca 633 lead his team to 3 wins over Pro Approach – 6. J.C. Spas ...... 17 6. The Immel Team ...... 17.5 Billy Myers Jr. led his team with 721 and had help from David Downey who were led by Anthony “Droopy” Drapeau with 626. 7. Al’s Bar Supply-$ ...... 16 7. Boulevard Brakes ...... 16 Fairow Jr. 652 & Vernon Adams 644. Chris Makroglous whacked Paul Noska 674 and Missy Bellinder 630 led The Immel Team to 8. Bowlers Depot-West Covina-$$ ... 15 8. Overboost.com ...... 16 the pins once again by firing 242/247/279 for a super 768 set. a sweep over Exacticator Vise. Jerry Ernst was the man for the 9. Team Storm ...... 15 9. Transcontinental Logistics-$$ 15 Bowler’s Depot – Lake Forest swept past a dejected Family Vise Squad with 662. Prudential Picarelli took 3 games from the 10. Family Amusement ...... 15 10. Threadworks ...... 14 Amusement team 4 games to zero and watched nervously to see Lone Ranger Paul Varela, who managed one win despite 3 blind who would win game 3 between J.C. Spas and Western Pacific. scores of 170. Norm Smith shot a huge 259/279/740 set for Pru- 11. Royal Alliance ...... 14.5 11. Prudential-Picarelli ...... 14 J.C. Spas managed to get past Western to win Game 3 and hand dential with help from Everett Nishikawa 651. Paul was tops 12. Parke Industries ...... 14 12. Exacticator Vise ...... 14 the Round to BDLF. Chris Oakes 258/686 & Steve Salzman 650 (DUH!) for Drivers Insurance with 264/697. 13. Circle Athletics ...... 13 13. Pro Approach-Downey ...... 12 led the Depot crew while Gary Duran was tops for Family Amuse- Round Winners started battling for position on Monday and 14. America’s Lending ...... 6 14. Driver Insurance ...... 5 ment at 647. J.C. Spas went into the night with a half game lead T.D. Rowe cut into Transcon Logistics overall lead by winning 3 over Western Pacific but that was gone after game 1 with Western games from the league leaders. Derek Lee 702 & Jeff Hickenbottom winning 834 to 810. The next game was the best match of the did the most damage for T.D. Rowe while Steve Schroeder kept Week 8 of 8 in Round 4 night as Western built a huge 110 pin lead after five frames only to pace for Transcon with 684. All 8 bowlers broke the 600 mark in a see J.C. come back with lots of strikes of their own. In the end, it high scoring match. Al’s Bar Supply moved into the 5th seed posi- was Western Pacific getting a crucial double in the tenth by an- tion by handling Bowler’s Depot – West Covina 3 games to 1. chor Danny Cobbs to lock up the win, 983 to 977! With BDLF and Raul Rosales “spanked” the pins once again for 278/262/753 with THIS WEEK’S Western winning the first two games, it came down to game 3. If help from John Mongillo 665, Ramon Torres 655, and Phillip J.C. won by 31 to get totals, they would tie BDLF if Family Amuse- LeBaquin 640 respectively. BDWC got big sixes from Leonard ment won game 3. Western would win the round by sweeping J.C. Ruiz Jr. 698, Steve “Great White” Gurrieri 680, and Alonzo Lem- TOP TEN BOWLERS Spas. The “beans and rice” Family team rolled up their tortilla and ons 676. Reback’s Plumbing had no trouble with Strike Connec- 1. 768 Chris Makroglous were never in the game, but J.C. and Western came down to the tion as they blew past them for a four game sweep to move into 10th frame with J.C. prevailing by 13 pins. Danny Cobbs led West- the 4th seed position. Jason “Magilla” Carrillo 264/677 led Reback’s 2. 753 Spanky Rosales ern with 274/737 with some help from Larry Osterhoudt 278/697. and the pair while Frank Barefoot Jr. had 631 for the losers. J.C. Spas were paced by James Cox 280/694, David Van Gaston The side pots had a familiar ring to it as Raul “Spanky” Rosales 3. 740 Norm Smith 684, and Norm Black Sr. 642. Congrats to both Round Winners! again won Game 1 with 278 with Steve Schroeder 248 capturing 4. 737 Danny Cobbs The rest of the “A” side was SWEEPS night as Tri Star Vend- 2nd. Game 2 went to the nearly perfect Leonard Ruiz with 288 and ing blasted Royal Alliance 4-0 with everyone shooting six led by Paul “Lone Ranger” Varela 264 getting place money. Spanky pre- 5. 731 Billy Myers Jr. Ms. Jamie Rovner 257/699. Right behind Jamie was Derek vailed again in Game 3 with 262 (thanks to Chris!) and Paul Varela Schilling 681, Harry Wong Jr. 657, and David Yamauchi 630. Royal placing 2nd once again with 247. The Super Pot was won by Chris 6. 712 Herbert Jones Alliance was led by Ramiro Garcia with 682. Team Storm rolled Makroglous with 279, and since Chris wasn’t in the series pot, it 7. 702 Derek Lee the clouds over Circle Athletics with Herbert Jones leading the went to the biggest bridesmaid ever, Raul “Spanky” Rosales with way with 712. Arnold Cheesman aided the Storm sweep by strok- 753. Great bowling and congrats to all the side pot winners! 8. 699 Jamie Rovner ing 677. Joe Miles rolled 615 for the Circle team. Despite Alan See you next Monday at Del Rio Lanes in Downey as we start Steinberg’s 694 for America’s Lending, Parke Industries was able the final four weeks of positioning for the Wild Card and Seeding 9. 698 Leonard Ruiz Jr. to win all four this night. Jack Price “Is Right” led the winners Position. The action will be like the weather, getting hotter and 10. 697 Larry Osterhoudt with 659, followed by Jim Burke 630 & Mike Ashby 629. hotter as ALL the top teams square off. Come down and see it all live! And once again, thanks for checking in! 7502 E. Florence Ave. (562) 927-3351 Downey, CA 90240 Page 10 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005 DEL SHOALS MISSION HILLS BOWL 5 - GAME 2005 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE WANTED Beat The Board 10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 • 818-361-1221 DAY/TIME LEAGUE NAME LEAGUE TYPE # TEAM MEETING START B+ Mechanic $18-21 hr MAX DATE/TIME DATE Scratch Tourney MONDAYS 6:00 PM Mixed Classic Mixed Scratch 5’s** 915 4/25 5.30 PM June 6 AMF Eagle Bowl 6:00 PM Gun & Dolls Mixed Handicap 5’s 840 4/18 5:30 PM May 16 & B Mechanic $14-18 hr TUESDAYS 945 W. San Marcos • San Marcos 9:15 AM Early Birds Ladies 4’s 625 5/24 9:00 AM May 24 9:15 AM Tues. 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Every team needs a “lower” bowler Bowl Tuesdays at 6:00 pm Every team needs a “higher” bowler Oceanside, CA 92054 • 760-722-1371 Oceanside, CA Each team must have at least one female & one male [email protected] Under New Management Starts May 24th Only $22 per week Call Bill or Tracy for More Info Thursday, April 21, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 vert, managed a strike in the New Donkee Champion Imee sixth frame but up popped a 6- 7-10 split in the seventh frame Ahorra Pockets $800.00 she didn’t convert, spared in CERRITOS–To start with 256 game. the eighth frame, got a strike in Imee tied Joe Garcia with a plus Sunday morning in the the ninth and spared the tenth for GABLE forty seven and necessitated a 10:00AM squad for $24 Luis the win with a 167/215 game. two frame roll-off to determine Diaz posted a 244 the first game, (Spares do count) Joseph who would squeek into the Fred Galvan a 244 second game Micheri Jr came out on a split shoot-out finals. Both started and Luis Diaz a 263 third game. not coverted then spared the next their two game roll-off with a In the 11:30Am squad side -pots four frames finally getting a split they didn’t pick up and were $87. Keith Kenworthy Sr strike in the seventh frame need- HOUSE both missed their spares the sec- posted a 247 first game, Esther ing to stretch this strike but as ond frame. Back to the drawing Tambio looking good posted a fate would have it opened in the board. Imee having the advan- big 290 game and Joe Bagh- eight frame. He came back on a tage of a one pin more handi- dadlian a well shot 267 the strike in the ninth and spared in cap than Joe happily took the third game. In the Semi’s for the tenth frame for a 166/185 BOWL win by one pin. $48 Beth Borci on a roll posted finale to settle for second place. 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Imee presently is single and a 274 first game, Joseph I see this often where when a works as a Customer Service Micheri Jr rolled a magic 300 bowler comes off a great game Torrance Representative for Peoples scratch 319 with handicap sec- Shoot-out finalists. John Grieco 8th. place, Beth Borci 4th. Imee or a great series it’s relaxing time Ahorro being presented her championship check by Steve Brode Choice Home Loans. It’s also ond game and shot a 255 the and it just doesn’t get it. Next 310-378-2265 hard to believe that she has two third game. for $800.00. High qualifier and the man who shot the magic 300 time Joseph. Joseph’s second game Joseph Micheri Jr. 2nd. place. $400.00 & 100.00 for TORRANCE — Hi. You’ve daughters age 32 and 22 Roda Joe Garcia and Imee Ahorro place finish was $400 plus an $300.00 (Victor Jordan 3rd. place, Donald Pullian 5th., Fred probably noticed all the hustle and Rissa. For her big win Imee both posted a plus 47 for a tie added $100 for his 300 game. Galvan last week’s mystery game winner 6th. and Esther Tambio and bustle going on here at Gable was rolling a Vertigo Storm for ninth place in the Semi’s for Not too shabby. All Joseph’s 7th. not on hand for picture). Bowling ball drilled by Alan a two frame roll-off. Imee took coaches, his brothers and Dad House Bowl. We’re taking sum- Bloom and Ginny Adams in the win by one pin. She had left early or I think this final mer league sign-ups. Can’t de- Keglers Korner pro shop at one pin more handicap. The rest match might of been a little cide what league to bowl in? Linbrook lanes. Need a ball is history. more lucrative. Congratulations Well, we have some suggestions. drilled?? See Ginny. Imee’s Top nine for the first round Imee and Joseph and all mak- We have Vegas and Laughlin highest series is a 601 and her in the shoot-out finals were Vic- ing the shoot-out. leagues, “Get A Ball” leagues, high game is a 234. Her hob- tor Jordan, Imee Ahorro, Mike Hope to see you this coming family leagues, and Learn To bies are bowling and dancing. Pizarro, Fred Galvan, Donald week-end at Premiere Lanes. Bowl leagues for beginners. Just Imee also enjoys cooking. At Pullian, Beth Borci, John Grieco It’s beat the board. Four squads about everything for everyone. this time Imee would like to and Esther Tambio. High quali- 12 Noon,1:30, 3:00 & 5:30PM. Call us at 310-378-2265 to sign- thank her friend Beth Borci for fier with a plus 246 lefty Joseph More ways to cash- up or for more information. introducing her into the Donkee Micheri Jr sat out the first two Doubles, Sidepots, Brackets, Here are the latest high Tour. Thanks Beth. Both ladies matches. Four with the lowest Mystery Game. Bye. made the cut and it could have games were eliminated from this scores... been a great ladies match. first round of eight . Four for the Bayou Bowlers Winter Maybe next time. Beth bowling second round were Beth Borci DONKEE Mike Light ...... 268 DONKEE TOUR CERRITOS LANES 4/17/05 well finished fourth. rolling a 238 game, Donald 1. Imee Ahorro 617 $800 Marcus Johnson ...... 266 Donkee Tour directors wish Pullian a 208, Imee Ahorro with 2. Joseph Micheri 846 400 Antonio Harris ...... 697 3. Victor Jordan 690 120 to thank Fred Galvan Beverly a 222 and Victor Jordan a 219 4. Beth Borci 636 110 Dieon Johnson ...... 693 5. Donald Pullian Lh 652 100 Bowl mystery game winner for game. From this round of four 6. Fred Galvan 633 65 Tammy Jones ...... 230/557 our great lunch. Yummy Chi- the Donkee member rolling 7. Esther Tambio 642 65 Jackie Cummings...... 225/554 8. John Grieco 651 65 Lucky gentleman Fred Galvan being congratulated by Dir. Bert nese. Thanks Fred. Fred fin- high game would challenge top 9. Mike Pizarro 664 65 Strain with a $1,400.00 check on winning Mystery Game with a Monday Mixed Trio Winter ished sixth at Cerritos. Mystery seed Joseph Micheri Jr for the 10. Joe Garcia 617 59 11. Tri Vo 611 57 153 game. Thomas Herndon ...... 277 game at Cerritos was a 252 with championship. Stepping up to 12. Sherman Joseph 611 57 Allan Will ...... 258/681 no winner so at Premiere it’s the challenge it was our little 13. Joan Jordon 608 55 14. Adam Drozdz 608 55 Aaron Abulon ...... 642 $700. lady Imee Ahorro who just 15. Dominic Tambio 607 54 Darlene Ramey ...... 183/489 Donkee Tour sidepots in the barely made the shoot-out but 16. Armando Zavala 596 53 17. Carl Labayan 580 52 Pat Oswalt ...... 178/470 3:00PM squad were $24. First posted the high game a 228 for 18. Luis Diaz 575 51 game Joan Jordan posted a 240. the final match. Victor Jordan 19. Diko Nenejian 569 50 Redondo Eagles 20. Dave Miller Pd Entry Victor Jordan a 224 second was second with a 206 game, 21. Enrique Castillo Pd Entry Gordon Grable ...... 245 Sat. Mike Pizarro HI Series Pd Entry 708 Neil Dimmick ...... 235 game with Armando Zavala a Beth Borci third with a 196 and Series, Joseph Micherie $100 for 300 game. 226 third game.. . In the 4:30PM Donald Pullian fourth with a 179 Bowling Ball David Godinez Tony Smith ...... 662 Mystery Game 252 No winner At Premiere Squad for $18 Mike Pizarro game. Lanes Mystery game is $700. Louie Martinez, Jr ...... 619 swept all three games posting a Charting the final match our Prize Fund 83 Entries $2,383 Heather Robedeau ...... 201 300 game 100 224, 238 and 246 game. In the little gal Imee Ahorro came out Sidepots/ Brack 2,202 Lydia Tabata ...... 185 6:00PM squad for $30. Joe on a strike, (On lots of applause) Hi/sr/ shirt 100 Ya Baby Bowling Ball 170 Crystal McInerney ...... 558 Garcia shot a 248, John Grieco three spares, got an 8-10 spilt in Paid Entries 270 Ann Martin ...... 542 a 260 and Joseph Micheri Jr a the fifth frame she didn’t con- $5,225 Scatterpins Sonnie Midkiff...... 192/487 999 E. VALLEY, No. 100 Sue Pinkston ...... 182/512 Bert Strain VIP’s Presents . . . ALHAMBRA, CA 91801 Gordon Ford ...... 194 (626) 284-4658 Ed Buth ...... 180 Cell: (626) 827-5662 Tom Bowlby ...... 495 Earl Johnson ...... 469 www.donkee.com Joseph Micheri Jr. posted the magic 300 game at Cerritos and is Carolyn Miller ...... 172 205 Avg. & Under being congratulated with a check for $100.00 by Dir. Bert Strain. 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Phone: 626.350.1012 The Council is composed of rep- Email:[email protected] resentatives from OC associations April 30th-May 1st: BYE Located Inside Action Lanes and proprietor groups. For more in- formation, call 714-554-1880. Page 12 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005 Baseball Sport Information EDMONTON, ALBERTA CANADA–Join in this action packed tournament featuring one of the North America’s most popular sports! The World Masters Games will bring teams together from all over the globe to join in competition under the finest weather and ideal playing conditions. Age Categories (mens teams only) 30 - 44, 45+ Grade A – Competitive: this elite division is for ex-university, ex-college and national team players. Grade B – Recreational: this division is open to all players who meet the age category requirements. Teams in this division may have no more than three elite (Grade A-Competitive level) players. Team Size A team must register a minimum of 12 players and a maximum of 20 players. The maximum does not include team personnel (coaches, managers, scorekeepers, etc). A maximum of 5 team personnel may register on any Baseball team. Competition Format Each game will consist of seven innings, with a two-hour time limit. Finals will last seven innings Jump at the chance. with a two-hour and thirty (30) minute time limit. Teams can expect to play at least five games and must be prepared to play more. Competition Dates: Saturday, July 23 to Saturday, July 30, 2005. Bidwell, Montieth, Jones Be a Part of Baseball at the 2005 World Masters Games Or golf. Or swim. & Glover Are Up To The EDMONTON–It’s countdown time to the Edmonton 2005 World Challenge In The Masters Games “ the largest international multi-sport event “ to be held July 22 – 31. Thousands of recreational and elite athletes from around Grand Yamo II the globe are coming to compete in 27 sports, over 10 days … celebrat- by David Yamauchi ing sport for life. Or skate. The baseball component of the World Masters Games will be open DOWNEY- The Grand Yamo to men’s teams only with all players having a minimum age of 30 years. Challenge II took the lanes at Del Teams will be classified into either a competitive or recreational class. Rio last Sunday. 25 juniors came Next summer’s World Masters Games baseball competition will out to compete in the three distinct adhere to the rules and regulations of the IBAF and Baseball Canada and challenging events. while also conforming to any special requirements outlined by the In- The first event was “The ternational Masters Games Association. Warmup” single-elimination There is still time to register and compete. Registration is $185 bracket. Bowlers went head to head CAD per person. Register now for your chance to win a trip for two in one game matches until it came to the Sydney 2009 World Masters Games that includes return air- down to the final two in each divi- fare and 14 nights’ accommodation. See website for details. Passion qualifies you. sion. In the finals of the Under Di- The international registration deadline is April 22, 2005 by 16:30 vision, Ryan Aguilar and Jeremy MDT. North American entries must be postmarked by May 20, 2005, 2005 World Masters Games Glover faced off for the title. Jer- 16:30 MDT. emy dominated the shot and took In addition to the great competition, these Games present a festival- Edmonton July 22 - 31 down Ryan 247-186 for the title and . like atmosphere where athletes who are serious about their sport have Compete in a sport you love—10-pin bowling, 20 a $50 gift card to Foot Locker. ay some serious fun, too. Be sure to also register for the social festivities M Ryan’s runner-up effort earned him sponsored by CBS—or in one of 26 other sports. s that are being organized to complete your Edmonton 2005 World Mas- se a $25 gift card to Tower Records. Take on athletes your age from around the world clo ters Games experience, including a Frontier Barbecue at Fort Edmonton Re ion In the over division, there was some Park on Sun., July 24, and a semi-formal Northern Light Dinner and and take home some incredible memories. gistrat great scoring including a tough 268- Dance evening on Fri., July 29. There’s also an outdoor party with free Whether you’re 30 or 80. 243 loss for Mark French to Mason entertainment planned for participants on Mon., July 25, and of course, Sherman. Bowling strong, Devin Register now for your chance to win a trip to the the Opening and Closing Ceremonies will round out the cultural fes- Sydney 2009 World Masters Games. See website for Bidwell made it to the finals on tivities. details. 780.822.2005 www.2005worldmasters.com games of 212-279-267 while Matt Players and teams interested in participating in the 2005 World Mas- Jones took advantage of a first-round ters Games should visit our website at www.2005world master.com or bye and games of 269-221 to meet phone 780-822-2005. him. In the final match, both bowlers destroyed the lanes as Matt Jones took the $50 Foot Locker gift card with a 267-249 win. Devin earned a $25 Best Buy card for his runner- up finish. The second event was “The Main Event” mini-tournament. This was a 3-game qualifying, followed by a 3-game match-play and a finals round. In the Under Division, low to cut was +34, while the Over Di- vision took +50. After match-play, the Under Division final matched COLLECTIBLES AUCTION top-seed Katie McClelland against JR Montieth. JR was too much for Katie and earned a free bowling ball MAY 6th @ 7:30PM for his win. Katie chose a $50 gift card to Best Buy for her second- place finish. On the Over Division Viewing @ 6:30PM side of the tournament, the semi-fi- nal match was third-seed Josh PROCEEDS TO SANTA CLARITA Blanchard against second-seed TIM Devin Bidwell. Devin continued his domination of the condition and sent YABA JR. PROGRAM Josh home with a $25 gift card to Chipotle. Devin then met tourna- ALBIN ment-leader Preston Fukumizu. Preston had been scoring well all YOUR CHANCE TO BID ON SIGNED ITEMS OF day, but today was Bidwell’s day as he continued his barrage of the pocket and simply out-struck Fukumizu to win a free bowling ball. SPORTS – MOVIES – MUSIC – NASCAR – Preston earned a $50 Champs Sports gift card for his second-place finish. In the “Log Rolling” portion of the tournament, everyone had a blast DISNEY – WWE – HISTORICAL FIGURES – throwing against the 4+ pound pins. No sour-apples, but plenty of 5-7, 4-5-7, and 5 pins to go around! The dry lane conditions truly helped the AND MUCH MORE 150+ ITEMS FOR BID bowlers out, and 5 bowlers were able to throw turkeys, though nobody could get the much elusive 4-bag- ger. $10 gift cards for the turkeys included Matt Jones (Foot Locker), Date & Location Brian Leseberg (Best Buy), Mason LIVE AUCTIONEER Sherman (Best Buy), Joey Marino April 24, 2005 (GameStop) and Jeremy Glover (Foot Locker). Congratulations to Yorba Linda Bowl all of our winners at the Yamo Chal- 18171 Imperial Hwy LETS MAKE THIS A SUCCESS!! lenge II! Thank you to all the bowlers and Of America Yorba Linda, Ca. 92868 parents who came out and supported this fun event. Hope you all had a 1-714-777-3818 great time and hopefully one day ACTION WILL TAKE PLACE @ SC LANES we’ll have a Yamo Challenge III.

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FURTHER INFO TOM CRISTI : 661-254-0450 Check-in 8:15 am and Bowling at 9:20 am Sign up by either calling: 951-684-7941 CHRIS ALLEN: 818-414-6329 or E-mail [email protected] ALL FORMS OF PAYMENT ACCEPTED Just leave your name and div. Divisions based on Averages. Entry fee $25.00 div’s 1-2-3, $20.00 div’s -4. Membership $25.00, Guest Fee $5.00 Santa Clarita Lanes SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BUTCH OR LENNI HESKETH 951-684-7941 21615 Solodad Canyon Road Check out our Web site; www.jstbowl.com Phone: (661) 254-0540 Fax: (661) 254-7562 Devin Bidwell Thursday, April 21, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 13 MIRUM QUINT MIXED DOUBLES HOSTED BY Bowling at • Midtown AMF Valley View Lanes • Rebels 12141 Valley View St. • Upland Garden Grove • Missile • Inglewood 714-848-2507 SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 23RD, 2005 9AM, 11:30AM, 2PM, 5PM & 7:30PM

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Perfect Weather Great Entertainment Luxury Hotel Rooms Page 16 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, April 21, 2005 Strogryn’s 815 Tops Deaf Travel On Tough Cal Bowl’s New Lanes by Connie Marchione PICKWICK BOWL Linbrook Bowling Center LAKEWOOD…Cal Bowl which used to host PBA tournaments, 921 W. Riverside Dr. had new lanes installed and So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League found Burbank – 818-842-7188 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 them as a learning experience. Only 5 bowlers made the honor roll and four of them are the league’s top 4 bowlers. By TISH ANAHEIM — Hello. We’re back with scores from our league bowlers here Darrell Stogryn led with 815 from 194-215-224-182 and his at Linbrook Bowling Center. Before we check out the scores, here’s a spe- league leading El Camino Village won 11.5 points from Long Beach. BURBANK–Come check out our summer schedule and get cial for this Tuesday. It’s a Family Fun Night from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Dan Flores missed 800 by 5 pins with his 223-202-171-199 in his signed up for your favorite! While the winter leagues are winding only $24 which includes one hour of bowling, one large pizza with one duel against Bob Jones who had 189-201-180-218/788. Ed down, the scores are heating up. Here ’s this weeks report. topping, shoe rental, soft drinks (up to five people). So get your family Abakumoff rolled 158-183-226-204 for 771 as his 2nd place Riv- Senior Swingers rocked with scratch scores from Tom together and we’ll see you this Tuesday evening. erside won a near sweep 14-1 over West Covina. Robert Audette Lillibridge 256/637, Larry Mc Donald 223/586, Pauline Long 206/ Senior No-Tap (April 22): 33 entries at $9, $297. 1st Jerry Knight 847 made the list with his 201. 527, Audrey Bales 182 and Vi Major 461. Handicap honors go to $32; 2nd Carl Adinolfi 826 $23; 3rd Cliff LaPointe 821 $18, 4th Rich Heid Riverside is now half point behind El Camino Village. The two 794 $12, 5th P.J. Carroll 786 $6. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Carl Adinolfi Duane Hardin 239, Dick Bay 648 and Enid Jacobsen 237/644. teams will be facing each other in the league’s final position round It comes down to the wire in the Monday 875 with a tie for 310 $8, 2nd Cliff LaPointe 274 $6, 3rd Jerry Knight 277 $4.25. 2nd game at Brunswick West Covina Lanes on April 17. The league thanks scr.: Ed Hermance 267 $9, 2nd (tie) P.J. Carroll and Jerry Knight 258 each Cal Bowl for hosting. first. High scratch scores went to Dave Brubaker 258/736, Gene $6 each. 3rd game hdcp: 1st Cliff LaPointe 315 $8, 2nd Ed Blum 302 $6, Martenson 247, Shawn Isaacs 655, Glenda Nale 256/629 and Amelia 3rd Jerry Knight 300 $4.25. 3-6-9 New Total: $31. Armendariz 224/593. Handicap highs went to Doug Pavone 283, Santa’s Gal’s & Guys: Joe Molina 237-217/629, Pete Garcia 202. Hal Maga 727 and Gail Hase 716. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Nick Castro 210, Kirk Blain 205, Terry Hooters picks up the pace with scratch scores from Louie Arana Currier 201. Congratulations 196, Chris Sheldon 195/524, Zach Lemaster 495, Regan Kutzner Ten Pins: Tim Blough 225-269/690, Tony Toliver 258-230/678, Jim Devere 236-235/660, Josh Boisoneau 228, John Magill 227/612. 154/453, Lia Mc Tague 146 and Christina Cotrone 381. Handicap No Knottcents: Mike Barnes 230-237/626, Joaquin Gonzales 214, William highs went to Dillon Turner 284/775. Manning 213, Rudy Cedeno 210, Phil Stricker 204, Doris Cole 218, Jenni- Strong Arm Scratch Trios let the dogs out with scores from fer Byrd 206. Barry Benaway 237/663, Chris Mason 235, Chuck Blais 663, Cara R.C.R.C.: Don Tanner 201-211, GaryWirth 203, Ray Pemberton 200. Dan Munns Cooper 280/711 and Julieta Ward 210/572. 3’s Company: Dorothy Woolsey 219, Melinda Manahan 214, Pat Madonna Always a treat, Robby’s Classic reported scores from Bill 202. Walbrecher 278/695, Mo Molia 267, Bo Hawkins 258/706 and Dave Executive Doubles: David Haskell 258-200, Ed Sheely 227, Stan Evans on his Frame 699. 223-207-200, Ben Philalack 215-211/621, Steve Jensen 213. L.A. Metro Telco turned it up with scratch scores from Curtis Jack’s and Jill’s: Rene Rosales 220-245, Romy Villalobos 238, Voltaire Cuello 236-215/638, Tony Wallick 235, Adam Delucca 225, Heather Litzenberger 278/718, Dan Morse 255/688, Bob Zepeda 255, Su- Skovgard 200. san Wiggins 202, Phyllis Raney 201/520 and Colleen Simpson 529. Go For 9 (No Tap): Carl Adinolfi 211-263-264/738, Vic Divito 256, Joe Handicap highs go to Gary Edwards 278, Tony Lazzara 739 and Zeuli 246-244/662, AndyVincent 244-244/686, Bob Fulton 239-241/638, Melanie Gamgene 670. Sandra Leslie 252/613, Margot Church 245-248/669, Patty Ricks 227, Diane Ladies Orbits reported great handicap scores from Peggy Johnson 223, Pat Nichols 216. Halcomb 241, Sue Smith 235/620, Lisa Jones 226, Marvel Hekkers Dale Jr. High: Mark Ortiz 130. 642 and Betty Lou Loveless 631. Rowdies: Mike Crumley Sr. 220, Steven Pulsifer 213-205, Phil Glumm I.C.F. makes it to the top with scratch scores from Norm Caleel 213, Shawn Riffle 202, Lyn Neilsen 222, Kim Howes 211. 300 220, Dave Fenton 191/533, Joe Russo 529, Julie Dickason 181, Party Timers: Young Shin 245, Joe Sangenito 230-244/647, E. J. Rogers Game bowled on 215-235, Joe Bayne 234/604, Frank Pearlman 234, Joanie Robuck 210, Mary Assisi 179, Marcie De Leonardis 179/511 and Doris Owings Brenda McCaslin 206, Myung Lee 203-203, Karen McConaha 202. 509. Handicap honors go to Phil Bartus 216, Chuck Liberto 593 Santa’s Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 265/615, Tom Shutes 232-235/653, 4/14/05 in the and Marv Porretta 587. Art Gutierrez 219, Brenda Blankenship 205. Guys & Dolls swept the closet with scratch scores from Gene 525 Ladies Classic: Lynda Burge 216, Shirley Anderson 215, Pam Costanzo Martenson 267/672, Lee Denton 256, Gary Levy 677, Angela 206, Ginny Adams 202, Dell Wellner 201. No Limit Vegas Wheeler 237/626, Amy Lucas 218 and Charlotte Alexander 573. Nikkei Seniors: Tony Bargayo 232, Dave Lautherboren 230, Bob Okamura Handicap highs went to Dave Sliwa 313, Johnson West 281 and 224, Jim Kashima 219, Vern Lastimado 218, Linda Ichiyama 203. From the staff and management at Karin Kerns 279/758. Thursday Juniors: Aaron Wilson 212-201. Always a happy bunch, Wed. Nite Handicap laughed their way Thursday Cypress College: Ricky Cardenas 206, Richard Lopez 202. St. Plus: Emma Trinidad 208. to scratch scores from Alec Hunter 258/686, Dan Stezaker 246, Magnolia Teachers & Friends: Florencio Batalon 206. Irvine Lanes Steve Di Bartolomeo 656, Cara Cooper 213/608 and Julieta Ward Thursday Mixed Seniors: Bill Young 204, Mike Warr 200. 213/587. Handicap honors go to Chris Hoetger 280/771, Craig 7-11 Vegas: Jack Gushue 255, Eric Angeles 247, John Najarian 244-214/ Wayans 275, Michael Kem-Thomas 778, Julie Bruni 257, Lynn 623, George Parker 220-235/653, Ken Munson 216-234/623, Eva Munson 3415 Michelson Dr., Hollander 253/697 and Jeanne Hoffman 689. 201-226/613. Thursday Senior Foursome reported great scratch scores from Korean Bowling League: Young Sun Shin 235, Bong Un Hwang 228, Seog Irvine, CA 92612 Al Fama 200/524, Jim Emery 193/515, Barbara Teitel 172/463 and Song 214-227, Chung Tae Kim 201-227, Andy Kim 220-223, Jae Sook Kim Marcy Keables 165/448. Handicap honors go to Dan Carone 219/ 214, Stella Shin 205, Makcha Chung 203. 631, June Dominguez 223 and Irene Fulgoni 610. Grey Panthers: John Vojtko 241, Stan Lucas 210-214-214/638, Bob Phone: (949) 786-9625 Baughman 201. Fax: (949) 786-6346 Librascope Trios brought home the bacon with scratch scores Vegas Party: Dennis Carswell 235-204, Stan Evans 233-226, Dan Duarte from John Galloway 203/377, Ron Maas 169, Tom Manning 304, 231, Dan Drysol 230, Tim Cordell 224, Pattie Roberge 206. website: www.irvinelanes.com Barbara Galloway 171/306 and Lynda Barrett 147/289. Handicap T.G.I.F.: Frank McCoy 244, Pat Jones 210, Mike Hynes 205, James Vansant honors go to Stan Bucklein 234 and Pam Wiley 198/385. 202. Dan Labreche Rolls 300 in the Thursday 885! Congratulations. Saturday Juniors: Aaron Wilson 246, Joe Davis 221, Valerie Matsumoto Other great scores were from Dan Ziegler 268, Phil Nunez 704, 215. Ella Mitchell 222/566 and Socorro King 211/564. Handicap highs Hope School: Andy Flores 188-166-167, Bill Bidamin 169, Ronnie Porter went to Ed Domowski 730, Debbie Eklund 259 and Donna Lucas 165, Ralph Adams 159, Liz Perreira 166, Margaret Kelly 156. 681. 4-4 Vegas: Richard Valadez 237-256/684, Don Gardner 248/637, Shane Stanfill 241/619, Florencio Batalon 218, Kenny Hungerford 210, Melissa Sunday Vegas rolls the hot seven with scratch scores from Dan Adams 227, Annette Gironta 200. Stezaker 267, Dave Brouse 258/716, Vance Bennett 673, Julieta Saturday Night Special: Brian McGee 276-213/669, Chris Molina 235, Ward 258/674 and Mercy Hanson 226/565. Handicap highs were Brian W. Parker 204-234, Will Cortez 231-201, Joe Molina 228-201. Patrick Kliesch 292, Bob Olivia 793 and Bunny Marx 295/725. C.C.F.: Romy Villalobos 221-213. That does it for now. Bowl at Pickwick this summer where lower Double Daters: John Conway 247, Armando Galindo 234, DanDrysol 201- lineage means bigger prize money! 233/624, Eric Angeles 216-228/626, Robert Viramontes 224, Lisa Conway 225, Debbie Baker 208, Cheryl Stauffer 203. Pickwick Jr’s Have a fun week. If you haven’t signed-up for a summer league do it now so by Tish Plotkin you don’t get left out. See you on the lanes. BURBANK–Summer Bumpers reeled in the big ones with scratch scores from Aaron Foreman-Kupchak 100/174, Jeremy Elliott 92/177, Zoey Malden 104/178 and Cindy Rodriguez 94/185. Preps put up a fight with scratch scores from Brandon Spengeman 173/ LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 484, Patrick Trillo 153/361, Taylor Anderson 140/370 and Cynthia Salazar 123/288. Handicap highs went to Tucker Joneson 183/496 and Kelsey 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 Reynolds 436. Juniors take the top position with scratch scores from Trevor Wakefield WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS 233/637, Bobby Filson 232/630, Steve Money 215/618, Everly Sahagun 191/520, Chantel Davis 181, Rebecca Parsley 150, Sarah Lugo 421 and Patty Shaffer 381. Handicap honors go to Chris Roseli 241/660 and Xerex Villanueva 245/675. $1.75 a game - Monday & Fridays 9am to 5pm Keep up the great bowling and until next time, I’ll see you on the lanes! 66th Year In Publication Monday & Tuesday Nights 8pm to 1am VOLUME 66, NO.16 Leagues Now Forming.... Contact Stacy Rider For More Information California

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