June 10, 2010 NEWS Page 1 California Thursday June 10, 2010 Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 Stefanie Nation Joins Bowling Proprietors’ j.a.t. vs. western pacific Association of America in 2009/10 ebonite finals Team USA Member and 2-Time PBA Champion Will Coordinate Tournament Efforts Two Teams Vie For 25th Championship at ARLINGTON, TX — The BPAA’s Meetings and Events Bowling Proprietors’ Associa- Department, Nation will also tion of America (BPAA) an- assist in coordinating tourna- Del Rio Lanes Monday at 8:30pm nounced Stefanie Nation has ments for the United States been hired as BPAA Tourna- Bowling Congress (USBC). DOWNEY — The title Game #1 saw J.A.T. jump close game came down to the Hard Apparel, put four strikes ment Coordinator. Nation Steve Johnson, BPAA ex- match for the Ebonite Invita- out to an early lead behind final couple of frames. Four together in the middle of the will be responsible for lead- ecutive director, says Nation tional is now set, $16,000 to four baggers from both Ken baggers from both David Ya- game, helping them to an early ing the efforts for BPAA tour- is a natural fit for the position. the winner! as the #1 seeded McElvaney and Matt Jones, mauchi and Larry Campbell lead, in spite of David Ya- naments such as the North “As a current member of Team Western Pacific Bowling Sup- but Katie Jake’s came back helped push J.A.T. over the mauchi starting with the front Pointe Insurance Group High USA and a long-time competi- ply team will face off against strong with seven strikes in top to win the match, 848 to five for J.A.T. Ken McElva- School Singles Tournament, tive bowler, Stefanie knows the #3 seeded J.A.T. team. a row from Jon Brandon and 803, and advance them into ney and Larry Campbell both the QubicaAMF International what successfully run tourna- The match will begin at 8:30 7 out of 8 from Kevin Ya- the semi-final match. The had tough taps in the 10th Family Tournament sponsored ments are all about.” Johnson on Monday night, and will be mauchi. Katie Jakes won Katie Jakes Bar and Grill frame for J.A.T., and a clutch by Georgia Coffee and future added, “Hiring someone with a best of 5 series with all four the first game with that late Team (Kurt Arakaki, Kevin double from Paul Varela gave tournaments. As a member of continued on page 4 of the season’s lane conditions charge 850-792. Yamauchi, Brent Shern and him a 233 and a victory for being on display. Game #2 was a little tight- Jon Brandon) had a great sea- Strike Hard, 781-770. There were two matches er, but a late five bagger from son, finishing in 4th place for Game #2 went the other this past Monday that got us David Yamauchi and a solid $8000 in total prize money. direction and Strike Hard Ap- down to the final pair. The first 261 from Matt Jones helped The semi-final match saw parel had a tough time getting match was between J.A.T. and J.A.T. even the match at one J.A.T. advance to bowl against started. David Yamauchi kept Katie Jakes Bar and Grill. In- game a piece, 859-826. the #2 seed, Strike Hard Ap- throwing strikes and J.A.T. terestingly all four members of The third and final game parel. The scores got a little cruised through this one, 756- the defending champions were saw more excellent bowling, lower as the teams moved onto 698. in the match, with two mem- and clutch shots from two of the Cheetah pattern. John Once again, a match came bers on each of the teams. the defending champions as a Chapman, bowling for Strike continued on page 11 ABTA Las Vegas Open IN THREE WEEKS Kevin Gannon - Chip Willett at the SOUTH POINT July 1-2-3-4 Champions of WCST Ebonite $8,000 Min 1st Place up to $12,500 1st with Bonuses All-Star Doubles at Valley View Rooms Are Due This Weekend by Dick Sanders LAS VEGAS—The South Onsite. Re-Entries are $88- GARDEN GROVE—The team of Larry Rumple & Jason Point Bowling Center will host $78 and all others only $62. doubles team of Kevin Gannon Thomas, 47 pins down. Al- the ABTA July 1-2-3-4 at the Reduced Entries will receive & Chip Willett, won this tour- though, Larry’s team had the Beautiful Resort with a First $5,000 1st place and 60 % nament at AMF-Valley View highest total pins of the finals,, Place Guarantee of $8,000 and of all Prizes funds. 1st Entry Lane last weekend, and it was a their last game. Not good and up to $12,500 First Place can $59, re-entries $52 & $48. tough victory. Their team was lost to Kevin & Chip, by a to- be won with the Bonuses and There are Qualifying the high qualifying team with tal of 48 pins for the tourna- Cash N Carry Options. Squads all four days. Each 4690 for the ten games, and ment. Their loss dropped them ROOMS may be paid at the Day is a separate qualifying the lead changed places sev- to 4th place. The team of Jeff the ABTA Event at Keystone board with 1 in 5 1/2 bowlers eral times, among five of the 8 Gordon & Greg Neuer, with a Lanes this Saturday. Rooms making the board daily. teams in the finals. At the end big 279 game by Greg in their Stefanie Nation open First come and first First place in this Event is of game #5, their team was in match, jumped them to finish serve, $72.00 Friday, and or Guaranteed at $8,000 mini- 4th place. They rallied to get in 2nd Place, to finish by only Saturday and only $42.00 any mum. With Bonuses 1st place to 2nd p-lace , before entering 13 pins ahead of the team of other nights. can be worth up to $12,500. the position round against the continued on page 2 Rooms can be purchased at Get the rooms in By this Bowling News our Two day event this week- weekend! We are bowling at end at Keystone. See Our ad Keystone Lanes. for further Information. Onsite Last Years Event drew over Honor Roll Entries are welcomed/New 700 Entrants and huge payoffs Name Score Date Center Members welcome to join. for our bowlers. johnnie englehart 805 05-30-10 valencia lanes Free membership/renewals to Please see Our ad in this david melton 300 05-30-10 valencia Lanes all Nevada bowlers. paper for more information! joyce charles 739 06-03-10 cal bowl mike ake 300 06-06-10 gage bowl New members up to 209 For Information contact the david cleare 300 06-07-10 keystone lanes Average are welcome as this is ABTA 562-868-7164, (CELL) Hugh haynes 300 06-07-10 DEl rio lanes pat kinard 811 06-07-10 cal bowl an Open Event! 562-228-3960 or see the Web Membership will only be Site at www.abta1.com ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: $10.00. Seniors Men 55+ and The South Point is located Ladies 49+ receive free Mem- at 9777 Las Vegas Blvd (South bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon bership in the ABTA. Averag- Strip) and easy to find. Just YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page. es must be completely Verified take Interstate 15 to Silverado e-mail to: [email protected] to enter and Join the ABTA . Canyon Rd. Then go East 1 Entry Fees for the Big Pay- block to the Center on the WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles at AMF Valley View (L-R) men: 300 or 800 Women: 298,299,300 or 700+ ing Event are reasonable with right. The phone there is 702- GM, Bob Edwards, 2nd place, Team, Jeff Gordon-Greg Neuer First Entry $98 Prepaid, $100 796-7111. Champions, Chip Willett-Kevin Gannon. These Tournaments Are Far Out ! 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place ABT Orange County Saturday June 12 Westminster Lanes check-in ABTA Sat/Sun June 12/13 Keystone Lanes SUNDAY, June 13th at 5PM 4:30 • Entry Fee: $50 PCB Saturday June 26 Forest Lanes Optional - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. Slangin Rocks Open Singles Saturday June 12 Cal Bowl WCST Sat-Sun June 12/13 Santa Fe Lanes/Las Vegas “ Routh 66” 6 Gamer Sunday June 14 Forest Lanes Oil Pattern Used 20 Game Scratch Saturday June 12 AMF Valley View Lanes Page 2 BOWLING NEWS June 10, 2010 WCST Did you miss it? State was great continued from page 1 “DATE & TIME CHANGE” by Mary Lynly Dominic Rheinhardt & Mike Sheridan. NORWALK—Do you remember when the WIBC was being 300 games rolled in the held in Bismarck, North Dakota? No one wanted to go to North Tournament in the qualifying: www.pacificcoastbowlers.com Dakota! What the heck could we do in North Dakota? As it turned out, those that didn’t go missed a great tournament, a great Kevin Gannon & Scott Critch- convention, incredible bidding parties and hospitality that didn’t field. Kevin’s win, now gives 1-Day Event quit plus great lanes. The fellow who helped us off the plane drove him the most WCST Titles with us to our hotel! We talked about the fun for months. Forest Lanes - Lake Forest, CA Seems the same thing happened to the CUSBC Women’s 32, and Chip now has 6 WCST Sunday June 27th, 2010 Championships in Oroville and Yuba City. The lucky people Titles.. The top prize for 1st NEW!! - SEPARATE WOMENS were 598 teams who made the effort. Having bowled in 54 state place, 1800.00, 2nd Place: tournaments – you can be sure we’ve hit some less than wonderful Gordon-Neuer, $1400.00, and & SENIOR DIVISIONS . Tyme to Bowl Lanes in Oroville and Nu Generation Bowl 3rd to Rheinhardt-Sheridan in Yuba City were clean, beautiful with state of the art equipment NEW MEMBERS SPECIAL and offered hospitality that didn’t quit. $500.00. 29 teams entered, NO $10 LATE FEE IF YOU JOIN ON-SITE! At Tyme to Bowl Lanes we were on the opening squad and for a pay-off of 18 checks, and Visit website for membership info greeted with a hors d oeuvre buffet to die for: Mozzarella with to- a total of $8,205.00 paid out. mato and basil, shrimp with wonderful sauce, stuffed mushrooms, For 8 tournaments this year, sandwich meats and cheeses plus veggies and the soft drink of Start Time: Qualifying Roll call 11:30 AM & Bowl at 12:00 Noon $63,860.00 paid out, and over- Finals will start 1/2 hour after end of Qualifying your choice. At Nu Generation Bowl you can see Manager Helen th all for 306 tournaments, a total Entry Fee: PCB Members - $150; Non-members - $175 Means-Stinson’s touch on things. Helen ran 4 Street Bowl in $10 Late fee for paying on-site. San Jose for years. She knows the food and beverage business of $3,539,981.00 paid out. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash in each division and runs a tight ship. Of note were huge recognition boards on Our thanks to Mr. Bob Ed- Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or the walls for all who had bowled honor scores. wards, the very fine GM, of jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Staff and bowling association board members were proudly Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 1 in 4(max of 8) in each division will bowl introduced at both bowls and you could see they were excited to the lanes, along with his work- round robin match play finals. Total pins plus bonus will determine final stand- be there and see the tournament launched. Of course, there was ers. Our thanks to our cover- ings. the Casino attached to Tyme to Bowl that attracted many bowlers age sponsor, EBONITE IN- Sidepots & Brackets: Sidepots & brackets will be offered. and good places to eat were everywhere. TERNATIONAL CO, makers The best part – meeting and greeting friends from around the of the best bowling ball in the state – lots of hugs and catching up and some excitement right off Name: ______Phone #: ______the bat when Pat Brown of Richmond bowled a 278 her second industry today, and to Mr. Ed Address: ______City: ______St: ____ Zip Code: ______game. We had a great team on our lanes from Plumas County. Salah, for doing our brackets. Email: ______Their senior member was 98-year old Dortha Shaehorn. She STILL TIME TO ENTER Division: Regular ______Senior (Over 45) ______Womens ______bowled 98 her first game and then 100 and 120! We commented WCST EBONITE SINGLES on the 100 and she said, “Yes, and I intend to be here when I’m Late fee will apply after June 21. 100 too!” SANTA FE LANES, LAS Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335 Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes It is such a pleasure to bowl in a nice bowling center with VEGAS, THIS WEEKEND nice people. Plenty of score monitors who kept their eye on JUNE 12-13. LIMITED Mail entries to: All players must be current USBC everything and were our rooting section to boot. I didn’t bowl OPENINGS, TO FILL 80 EN- Pacific Coast Bowlers members. USBC #: ______well – my fault – but I came home with a great feeling. Those ATTN: Nicole Ellison small towns have it. TRIES CALL 760-792-4596, 1499 E Highland Ave The tournament will move to Ventura in 2011 so start making OR 760-363-8141. San Bernardino, Ca 92404 plans to participate now. Ventura is a great place to go – good JUNE 26-27, 2010, WCST bowling centers and good food to eat plus, if I remember correctly, EBONITE SINGLES, CAL some fun places to go! BOWL LAKEWOOD, CA.

Bi-Weekly wEst COAst sEniOr tOur wCst EBOnitE All stAr DOuBlEs sunday, june 6, 2010 AmF-vAllEy viEw FinAls gArDEn grOvE, CA tEAm tEAm inD POS BOwlErs QuAl FinAls W L W L BNS t.Pins PriZE PBA Experience 1 kEvin gAnnOn-ChiP willEtt 4690 3464 4 4 9.5 6.5 255 8409 $1,800 2 jEFF gOrDOn-GREG NEUER 4452 3569 6 2 10 6 340 8361 $1,400 3 DOMINIC RHEINHARDT-MIKE SHERIDAN 4567 3496 5 3 8.5 7.5 185 8348 $1,000 4 lArry rumPlE-JASON THOMAS 4456 3615 4 4 10 6 260 8331 $870 5-Gamer 5 SCOTT KRAYE-BRANDON KRAYE 4632 3458 3 5 8 8 200 8290 $790 6 DOn jACksOn-STEVE SMITH 4420 3377 5 3 8 8 280 8077 $710 7 JOHN BERTOLINA-BRETT WOLFE 4504 3159 2 6 4 12 120 7783 $650 8 KEITH YAMAKAWA-SCOTT CRITCHFIELD 4437 3168 3 4 6 10 150 7755 $600 EVERY OTHER SUNDAY ******************************************************************************************************************************************** OthEr CAshErs BEGINNING JUNE 27TH POS BOwlErs sCOrE PriZE 9 DArrOn PEtErs-vinCE wOOD 2336 $370 WCST ******************************************************************************************************************************************** VIPER PATTERN 6:00 PM mOnEy BrEAkDOwn inCOmE DistriButiOn (CHECK-IN BEGINS AT 5:15 PM) 29 teams X $370.00 Entry Fee $10,730 Prize $8,205 (58 Bowlers) lines $1,770 Expenses $755 total: $10,730 total $10,730 ******************************************************************************************************************************************* the wCst would like to thank our host of AmF-valley view lanes, mr. Bob Edwards, and their workers for all $300.00 FIRST PLACE of their cooperation. thanks to our coverage sponsor, CO, thanks to mr. Ed saleh for doing the brackets. (BASED ON 20 ENTRIES) ***********************************************************************************************************************************************

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Handicap will be Bowler will use highest “Because of their talents 90% of 220 for book average or & knowledge of these highest verifiable lanes, Mark Baker and handicap and junior house average of 21 Barry Asher are ineligible divisions. games or more. to bowl this event” June 10, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com Sundara Wins A Thriller & An ABTA Title at La Habra Guevarra, Por, & Neuer Share Match Game $3,500 Trongale Hits Match Series Carries $240 • 3-6-9 is now $1,400 MATCH GAME IS Again $3,500 This Week Keystone Lanes Is Our Host This Weekend (2) Day Saturday 12:00-1:30-3:00 & 4:45 PM 1 in 4 ½ to semis Sunday One Big Squad 10:15AM Semis 11:45 AM LA HABRA—Sun Sundara The bowlers began in game As always the top 16 were was the star and at his best. This one. The scoring was quite guaranteed $100 min and a time it was good enough for contentious with many bowl- min of three ladies to the top the likeable bowler to win his ers starting out well. William 16. The gals were Pauline Hol- second ABTA Title in our 0ne Garrett led at +79 and Sun lis, Bobbie Mc Collum, and day Event at La Habra “300” Sundara +62, then Mikko Margie Coronado. Bowl. Great performance and Miller and Dan Eguilos +46 Congrats to Tony, our lat- a thrilling finish as he bowled with many others in striking est Champion Sun, William, the best for three games at su- distance of the lead. Raznik and all who bowled per La Habra “300” Bowl, in Game two had Sundara well there including some Sundara is the Champion at La Habra “300” (L—R) Raznik Danelian 3rd, Margie Coronado an exciting Special “Beat The post a +38 and at +100 he led new members. This format 4th, Champion Sun Sundara $2,300 and William Garrett (runner up). Board” Semis/Finals. with Garrett, Greg Kokanour, was different but fun. We use The turnout was on the Raznik Danelian, and and it at La Habra where they have for $3,500 again this week- used a Storm drilled by Ben Staff, Gary, Carol and Desk- lighter side this week as 139 Margie Coronado in position a successful Cosmic Program end, for two more weeks and Mach at Westminster Lanes. man supreme Glenn “900” Al- entrants shot at the popular less than 30 pins back. there in the evening. in Las Vegas. Lots of cash in He thanks wife for support, lison. center. In game three it went down The doubles were topped the Match Game for you due the ABTA STAFF, Adam, It’s History folks as Sun The scoring was tougher to the wire with Garrett, Sun- by Howard Smith and Vic to the carryovers! Rico, Dennis Barrett and Ed Sundara enters the archives as but very fair at La Habra as dara and Danelian; with Sun- Paolucci 1385/$100. Wendy The Match Series was Palma who are all big ABTA a three time champion. Join we had men +39, and the la- dara striking out to finish at Soo Hoo/Fred Go 1384/$80. Matched as Jack Trongale par- Supporters. us at KEYSTONE for a good dies chipping in at +36 with +126. So Garrett needing a We paid 14 places and $640 layed his 495 series to a nice William Garrett is from one. The Squad times there the decent turnout of 139 mark for the win got a big split in the doubles. $240 for his $2.00 entry fee. Tarzana, married to a sweet listed in the heading of this bowlers. (4-6) which he couldn’t pick The Match Game was We will estimate the Series to lady Glenda, with kids Domi- story and on our ad in this pa- We would now do a Beat up. The title went to Sun in a Matched at 193 by three of our be worth $400 this week.. nique and Brian. He used an per. So first place can be worth The Board Finals. 41 bowlers foto finish! Great bowling by regulars Stan Por, Danny Gue- Don Johnson and Mamerto Invasion drilled by Ben Mach up to $2,400. took the floor, and it is a Fi- Sun who is one of the good varra and Greg Neuer. They Jablan shared a consolation also. He thanks Bob and the See you at Keystone.. nals where You Finish will be guys as is William Garrett. shared $3,500 and $1,166 $50 in the 3-6-9 roll off, so the ABTA Staff for a great fun Check-in early, it will be a your cashing position. Still 3 Seems every time we go to La each. All are gentlemen and pot is $1,400. time tournament and family good one! June 19 we go to women min guaranteed to the Habra this happens. An excit- deserving to say the least. Champ Sun Sundara, Dia- for support. Westminster Lanes, Hcp Spe- top 16. ing finish! Yes, the Match Game goes mond Bar, married to Gail . He Raznik Danelian is from cial. June 26 we are at the No. Hollywood and used a Bowlium with the Handicap Lane One drilled by Brandon FROZEN for Las Vegas. See at Jewel City. He thanks the our related article of the Las (562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com cell: (562) 228-3960 ABTA staff for doing a won- Vegas Event in this paper. derful job. GET THOSE ROOMS IN !! Thanks to the La Habra abta toUrnaMent ABTA AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION (at La Habra “300” Bowl) June 5 1 sun Sundara 726 $1,000.00 jeff Taino 1343 $60.00 sat/sun june 12-13, 2010 Cash & Carry $1,200.00 5 thomas Licauco / ABTA Shirt $100.00 theresa Maloles 1336 $60.00 2 william Garrett 722 $500.00 6 Derrick Brown / 3 Raznik Danelian 60% 706 $120.00 melvin Finner 1330 $50.00 4 ian Carandang 696 $115.00 7 minh Dang / 5 margie Coronado 695 $115.00 jeff Taino 1326 $40.00 6 vic Paolucci 687 $107.50 8 michael Kong / 7 greg Kokanour 670 $107.50 samson Kong 1315 $40.00 8 Pauline Hollis 660 $107.50 9 stan Por / 9 Bob Pearson ss 659 $107.50 Don R. Johnson 1311 $30.00 Keystone lanes 10 ramon Maloles 658 $100.00 10 Cezar Marcella / 11 leo Tartamella ss 655 $100.00 thomas Licauco 1301 $30.00 12 Danny Eguilos 652 $100.00 11 rey Josafat Jr. / 11459 e. imperial Hwy, norwalk ca - (562) 868-3261 13 lenny Riley 650 $100.00 minh Dang 1300 $20.00 Take 5 Freeway to Pioneer South one block to Imperial then right 3 blocks or 14 mikko Miller 648 $100.00 12 john Edrich Miller / 605 Freeway to Imperial go East 1 1/2 miles 15 Bobbie McCollum ss 648 $100.00 miko Miller 1296 $20.00 16 Carlos Castillo 642 $100.00 13 giang Huynh / 17 wendy Soo Hoo 641 $80.00 samson Kong 1293 $20.00 18 Ed Palma 638 $77.50 14 lenny Riley / 19 theresa Maloles 636 $75.00 Danny Guevarra 1288 $20.00 20 wayne Hohensteinss 635 $71.25 las vegas rooms Due this weekend! 21 Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich 635 $71.25 FINANCIAL REPORT 22 Fred Gp 631 $67.50 Cut Scores - Men: +39 Women: +36 23 richard Lim 629 $65.00 Super Seniors: 24 thomas Licauco 626 $65.00 LaVerne Fagan, Don Johnson 25 mark Fisser 617 $62.50 Wayne Hohenstein Match Game is $3,500 • 3-6-9 is $1,400 26 greg Reinhard 615 $62.50 High Qualifer (Free Entry) 27 walter White ss 610 $60.00 Men: Greg Kokanour + 127 28 David Quon 603 $60.00 Women: Hyun Ok Park + 106 29 howard Smith ss 596 $59.00 3 - 6 - 9 : Don Johnson & Mamerto Jablan Up to 209 Average • No PBA 30 Conrad Amado 586 $59.00 Match Game: 193 31 Gilbert Gissendanger 585 $58.00 Danny Guevarra, Stan Por, Greg Neuer 32 stan Por 576 $58.00 Match Series: 495 - Jack Trongale st 33 minh Dang 573 $57.00 Raffle win 1 with bonuses • Min 34 Ping Tubera 572 $57.00 900 Global Ball - Break Point Sonia Coronado 35 melvin Finner 571 $56.00 2 Nights Las Vegas tim Crowder $2,400 $1,000 36 samson Kong 567 $56.00 l.V. Entry Wayne Hohenstein 37 sandy Rosenblum 564 $55.00 F/E Entry Veronica Boone 38 hyun Ok Park 550 $55.00 F/E Entry David Emrich 39 Don R. Johnson 540 $54.00 ABTA Shirt Jack Trongale Saturday: 12:00 - 1:30 - 3:00 & 4:45pm • Sunday: 1 Big Squad at 10:15am 40 Dunisha Wright 519 $54.00 ABTA Shirt Noli Sosa 41 la Verna Fagen ss DNS F/E Prize Fund 139 $4,475.50 Paid Entries 13 @ 53 $689.00 DOUBLES Optional Sidepots $919.00 1 howard Smith / Doubles $640.00 entry fees: $53-$50-$45 reduced entry fees: $36-$34 victor Paolucci 1385 $100.00 3-6-9 $50.00 • Semi’s Follow at 11:45am • 2 wendy Soo Hoo / Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Fred Go 1384 $80.00 Match Series $240.00 3 ian Carandang / Match Game $3,500.00 minh Dang 1359 $70.00 Cash & Carry $1,200.00 brackets—Match Game—Match series—3-6-9—Doubles—side pots—Horses 4 victor Paolucci / Total Payout $16,981.50 Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash • Plus Super Seniors • Men & Women Qualify Separately $3,500 Min. Prize Fund GUARANTEED Regardless of Entries Top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. • 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exiciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed Up coMinG events: june 19 - westminster lanes - special HanDicap froZen 6471 westminster avenue, westminster - 714-893-5005 Match Game /Series Winners at La Habra (L-R) Stan Por and 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 pM semis 7:45 pM Danny Guevarra who shared the Match Game of $3,500 with Greg Neuer (not pictured) get $1,166 each. At right is Jack Trongale who hit the Match Series for a cool $240 as his 495 series was drawn at La Habra “300” Bowl. Page 6 BOWLING NEWS June 10, 2010 June 10, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS June 10, 2010

Solivan 191-214-206/611, Donnie Johnson 246-215-149/610, Kenny Wright 214-202-190/606, Grover Dye 248-183-175/606, Cesar Usi 235-201-165/601, Patricia Johnson 234-234-220/688, Michelle Canoga Criswell 182-224-212/618, Cathy Anderson 169-192-205/566, Sonia Johnson 167-170-203/540, Caroline Head 156-202-170/528, Annie Park Bowl BOWL CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT Yonemura 213-169-146/528, Carol Egenias 171-144-207/522, Lillie 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 Darden 172-181-165/518. 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS www.canogaparkbowl.com 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 Bong Cayton 610, Loretta Ringor 507, Boylee Inocente 540, John E-mail:[email protected] LAKEWOOD — It’s time for our weekly Cal Bowl Bowling Report. Mathews 622, B.J. 612, Walter Gist 614, Al Romero 510, Ralph Always remember to thank your league secretary for reporting Wingert 575, Vancie Keith 542, Cliff Schad 504, Chuck Patterson WINNETKA — Monday, June 14 is Flag Day so let’s all display your weekly high scores. Now for a look at all those names and 558, Rose Goodwin 505, Chuck Ashton 546, Lee Theiss 529, Al our flag. What a sight it will be with everyone being patriotic and scores. Ortiz 581, Stan Murren 572, Ray Culp 549, Margo McClain 547, proud to be an American! RAMONA LADIES Ron McClain 656, John Welty 518. This week our report from Canoga Park Bowl is interesting Rosie Harks 155, Almyra Perrizo 170-188, Carol Eggers 164, Mil- FUNSTERS because some leagues have sweeper scores while others have lie Kirkner 158, Suzi Hoffman 176, Sharon Barnett 164, Ann Palmer Will Panton 212/596, Lee Theiss 233-200/594, Glen Merchant their first week’s scores for the Summer Season. Let’s see what 167, Carol Eggers 181-181, Arlene Maxwell 157, Nancy Hamilton 279-232-248/759, Jim Cotcher 545, Ed Hansen 216-221/605, B.J. the scores look like. 175-158, Dollie Bristow 162, Merrie Slagley 175. Theiss 257/639, Don Kelly 215/583, Jane Simmons 200/517, Bob Comedians: Kevin McBride 236/692, Sharon Weger 204/501, RECYCLED TEENS Webb 222/598, Pat Erwin 515, Joe Erwin 208/540, Jim Burke Scott Crawford 252, Larry Feinberg 237/667, Ray Stoy 247/667, Congratulations to Pat Kinard on his “811” series on games of 207-255-214/676, Bertie Martinez 504, Ed McLean 223/566, Ron Larry Gerter 664, David Feinberg 232/652. 289-244-278! Adela Santos 543, Jorge Fernandez 532, Harold McClain 507, Milton Donerson 226-258/621, Eddie Buhay 515, League Of Our Own: Mark Lopez 245/619, Rachel Tan 167/434, Runyon 508, Wil Panton 582, Ning Barcelona 508, Ken Seiple Steve Ralph 506, Tom Spencer 225/540, Danne Van Horn 502, Jay Lagmay 212, Michael Campos 210. Sr. 601, Vancie Keith 508, Don Keith 533, Glen Merchant 604, Loretta Ringer 513, Janet Faria 505, James Kinner 561, Willie Young Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Stu Teichner 259/881, Tom Spencer 530, Rinze Dykstra 519, Mattie Wylie 525, Chuck 205/585, Josh Hudson 221-238/653. Linda Mannheim 175/602, Larry Friedman 268/864, Mark Erpen- Ashton 535, Art Diemert 615, Dorothy Ruggiero 506, Bong Cayton CAL STARS bach 242. 510, Boylee Inocente 597, Jim Burke 517, Mary Kinard 504, Doug Hedy Schoner 155-200-157/512, Bette Jane Richardi 161-172- Copper Bucket: Sweeper Scores—Rusty Yeager Jr. 299/756, Johnson 599, Gene Nichols 532, Bill Charles 573, Ed Brown 691, 178/511, Lou Ingebretson 176-172-156/504, Betty Anthony 200- Judy Yeager 436, Katherine Manzano 155, John Porras 232, Chas Eddie Buhay 563, Divina Buhay 516. 159-137/496, Mattie Wylie 157-181-146/484. Wiggan 223. YOUNG AT HEART SENIOR MENS TRIO 500 Classic: Sweeper Scores—Patti McVicker 223/590, Pauline Mary Spencer 138-132-178/448, Margo McClain 154-163- Ed Cabs 247-264-247/758, Walter Millsap 213-211-177/601, Aldrich 216/590, Petra Kaun 582, Connie Wannomae 203/561, Patti 179/496, Andrew Morton 155-197-196/548, Art Nelson 154-148- Rick Llaneta 245-189-192/626, Jim Plante 193-247-266/706, Wil Ehart 555. Summer League starts June 17 with a meeting at 8:45 201/503, Leroy Canaday 164-134-153/454, Willie Young 185- Panton 226-207-215/648, Phil Hylton 207-216-269/692, John a.m., bowl at 9:30a.m. 198-200/583, Willie Creer 170-151-157/478, Theresa Harrison Dunn 179-243-204/626, Jimmy Hamilton 221-204-224/649, Fred Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Chip Minot 231/892, 99-115-127/341, Ellis Houston 212-236-206/654, James Kennard Faniel 204-183-288/675, Charles Veals 244-278-191/713, Andrey Marja Lopees 181/613, Matt Neiswanger 213, Ryan Simonian 157-146-153/426, Jessie Lane 106-128-98/332, Joe Brown 150- Gibson 228-214-267/609, Blly Cowens Jr. 235-211-214/660, Carl 212. 172-160/482, Willie Burkhalter 155-109-169/433, Frances Walker Labana 187-248-258/693, Curmit Foster 174-234-257/665, Joe V. Party Animals: Elizabeth Fonvergne 254/683, William Evans 167-202-162/531, Glenn Merchant 207-277-234/718, Tauinaola Swift 171-180-256/607, Chuck Patterson 182-201-235/618, Phil 242/643, Dan Onestinghel 610, Blaine Nell 604, Rose Chin 203/582, Fetul 175-142-207/524, Fale Sula 209-230-222/661, Almyra Perrizo Gipson 186-238-265/651, James Tipton 211-216-194/621, Pat Martha Evans 527, Brandon Bradley 225. 134-155-125/414, Glenn Wright 128-134-160/422, Vern Willey 150- Kinard 257-184-235/676, Doug Johnson 195-225-256/676, Bobby SFVCC Nikkei: Kenneth Morita 246/637, Noriko Fukunaga 145-157/452, Gene Hammons 182-181-166/529, Albert Stephens Knipple 195-267-204/666, Fale Sula 192-230-224/646, Ralph Gin- 226/576, Kirk Sasaki 239/630, Tami Shiotani 527. 109-123-120/352, John Brider 177-110-174/461, Ben Jones Sr. gert 258-222-228/708, Clark Vanden Berg 256-204-186/646, Jim Saturday PBA Experience: Patricia Gross 193/490, Samantha 175-143-196/514, Ron McClain Sr. 217-202-203/622, Walter Milsap Burke 181-247-205/633, Al Williams 246-201-214/661, Ellis Hous- Meyers 171/471. 197-192-213/602, Linda Kinney 165-127-140/432, Milton Donerson ton 226-235-223/684, Vince Cervante 177-235-203/615, Charles Phil-Am: Jack Chan 234/657, Socorro King 171/471, Bert 173-178-160/511, Ike Sanders 173-204-222/599, Loretta Ringor Woods 201-181-228/610, Herman Martin 191-192-242/625, Willie Araneta 253/611. 118-107-115/340, Don Jackson 111-122-129/362, Fred Contreras Burkhalter 180-223-203/606, Ray Staten 198-204-204/606, Al Ortiz Couples For Christ: Gerry Galvan 246/648, Helen Ventenilla 109-155-107/371, Sabra Couch 102-103-92/297, Bea Sueki 139- 204-214-209/627, Wayne Brown 234-207-198/639, Ken Wright 224/502, Bert Araneta 269/646, Dudette A. 501, Raul Ventenilla 124-122/385, Jin Young 161-131-165/457. 180-232-205/617, Don Wade 202, Cecil Knighton 221, Ed Brown 222. BIG BEAR 224, Chuck Bayouth 224, John Mathews 214, Chuck Ashton 220, Wednesday PBA Experience Singles: Congratulations Scott Congratulations to Joyce Charles with a nice “739” series on Wayne Moon 209, Domenic Saraceno 234, Ray Culp 220, Tony Friedman winner of Round #1. Larry Steinberg 215/804, Dave Schaf- games of 241-269-229. Emmerson Wafer 255-242-250/747, David White 225, B.J. 220, Ernest Jackson 201, Harold Fariss 223, Herny fer 217/790, Ryan Simonian 222/777, Scott Friedman 212/755, Stu Patterson 246-258-226/730, Curt Soares 205-266-236/707, Mark Hom 213, Pre Collier 245, Mauro Pendilla 219-200, Willie Young Teichner 212/734, Jeremy Paulsen 711. Fowler 259-266-228/753, Billy Anderson 248-227-210/685, Carlos 202, Josh Hudson 211-201, Archie Stull 224, Billy Scott 224, Tony SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS... Salcedo 254-179-212/645, Vince Cervantes 278-199-162/639, Pettway 213, Rudy Munzon 202, Ron McClain Sr. 221, Ding Cabug Funtimers: Hung-Lay Quon 234/638, Connie Wannomae Fred Faniel 233-182-222/637, Ken Shearen 207-214-215/636, 226, Roosevelt Lewis 242, Rich Kelly 227, J.J. Scott 244, Bobby 235/587, Don Sprenger 244, Al Reiswig 238/635, Dale Rubin Don Louis 246-202-184/635, Gregg Aldapa 236-181-212/629, Jeff Collins 204, Jun Daus 209, Ed Palma 227, Curtis Whaley 221-206, 231/629, Richard Greenzweight 627, Ron Doll 622, Carolyn Scher- Cureton 206-181-235/622, Jerry Cant 255-170-198/623, Rommel Eugene Richardson 212, Rusty Campbell 213-212, Terry Binuya zberg 210/582, Karen McDonald 204/528, Jean Bomar 176/469, 277, Melton Donnerson 205 Maria Volkert 165/454, Rick Kopper 231, Harriet Faith 165. JUNIORS 39’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 243/620, Ron Doll Bobcats 257/691, Jose Blanco 246/677, Scotty Alavazo 225/636, John Sabrena Callihan 169-115, Larell Woods 192, Chris Bartlett 159- Sanchez 244/608, Mel Neiditch 593, Lucy Tralla 180/509, Eloise 178, Aaron Wong 124, Matthew Padillo 99. Valencia 177/495, Gail Stillson 179/471, Marcia Votava 180/471, Classified Richard Greenzweight 218. Myles Rascon-Lahr 257-237/661, Daniel Martinez 218, Henry JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS... Parades 246, Ron Lewis 203, Glen Young 219-177, Daniel Brown Sutter Goldminers: Hector Rodriguez 178/448, Zachery Koons 210-255/638. 112/281, Allan Aguilar 124/262, Leo Estrada 82/211, Hector Sibrian ADULT-JUNIORS 62/172. Juniors Junior Royals: Allen Minot 267/601, Julia Frias 180/491, Keith Nolan Smith II 211-219/610, Kaitlynn Soto 169, Ronald Lewis Nelson 205/583, Justin Pluchino 212/508, Nick Minot 178/469, 212, Chris Johnson 153, Kristopher Fabian 184, Myles Rascon- Sevaun Thompson 415, Bertha Rose 134/398, Ashley Brett 126/361, Lahr 236-205-232/673. Analynne Wallace 121/273, John Nelson 147. Adults Bumper Thumpers: Javier Becerra 89/175, Devyn Thompson Nolan Smith Jr. 217-219/610, Michael Savois 214, Paul Zastrow 82/157, Samantha Hutter 84/155, Phillip Kaufman 80/142, Alexa 159, Louis Whitlock Jr. 224, Gabriel Martinez 246, Rey Santos Dominguez 71/133. Have a fun week. 209-205-220/634. Lane #1 Offers 300 Game Bonuses at the Mini-Eliminator Bowling Instructor Santa Clarita Lanes Las Vegas, NV—Lane #1, the official ball of The 2010 Summer Mini-Eliminator at South Point, is pleased to announce they are offering the following 300 game bonuses if a perfect game is shot with any Lane #1 ball. 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COUNTY e-mail: [email protected] www.santaclaritalanes.com Association Manager - Tom Leigh website: www.californiabowlingnews.com 15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 (818) 810-6263 CHARLES KINSTLER...... Publisher CAROL MANCINI...... Editor/Publisher DEAN LOPEZ...... Assistant Editor/Typesetter VALENCIA LANES (24) SOUTH L.A. COUNTY LILLIAN OAK...... Advertising Manager 23700 Lyons Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321 Association Manager - Judy Nielsen HERBERT JONES...... Transportation/Distribution (661) 222-9080 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)925-0417 DOUG HOSKINS...... Computer Consultant [email protected] June 10, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 2010 CA Pepsi Youth Championships Nomads Traveling Singles 1955-2010 by Shirley Buxbaum NORWALK — In 1955 a group of men from Hughes Aircraft got to- gether and formed a bowling group that would travel to different bowlng centers, once a month, within the Southern California area. They didn’t have enough men to form teams, so they decided to bowl against each other, Awards $50,000 in Scholarships! or as we know it, go head to head. It was decided to use the Peterson Point System to declare who the winner would be at the end of the season. So what better name for the league than the NOMADS TRAVELING DALY CITY—225 youth bowlers will be awarded $50,000 in scholar- bowling bags for each of our district and state raffles. We also received SINGLES. They never expected that the Nomads would blossom into the ships this year for their outstanding performance in the CA Pepsi Cham- bowling balls from NorthStar Pro Shop (located inside AMF Orchard league it is today (or was) or last as long as it has. pionships! These winners are the most deserving as they have survived Lanes), Pacific Coast Pro Shop (located inside Canoga Park Bowl), Until 1962 there was only one group of men bowlers, but the number through two rounds of qualifying for the 11-Under Division and three Bowlers Corner Pro Shop (located inside Chaparral Lanes), Bowler’s increased to 72 bowlers, and it was then divided into three divisions so that rounds of qualifying for the 12-Up Division. League-level qualifying was Advantage Pro Shop (located inside Vista Entertainment Center), Lane no matter what the average everyone would have a chance to win. held in November and January and the District Finals were held this past 37 Pro Shop (located inside Delta Bowl) and Pin Point Bowling Concepts In 1956 the ladies were finally allowed to join. Otherwise the guys may March at eight different locations over two different weekends: District (located inside AMF Beverly Bowl). Digital Team Photography also not have been able to get out of the house. (Just kidding!!) The ladies had #1 – AMF Orchard Lanes, District #1 – Chico; District #2 – Manteca Bowl, donated a portion of the State Finals photo sales directly to the scholar- their own officers to run their part of the league. Manteca; District #3 – Delta Bowl, Antioch; District #4 – Black Oak Lanes, ship fund. Their support is a direct result of how we can raise so much For a long time the men and women bowled separately. It was then North Tuolumne; District #5 – Canoga Park Bowl, Winnetka; District #6 – money in this great event. Please help us to thank them by patronizing decided to mix the group so we would get to know each other better. Buz Yucca Bowl, Yucca Valley; District #7 – Chaparral Lanes, San Dimas; and their businesses. and I joined in 1964 (we think), and at that time the membership consisted District #8 – Vista Entertainment Center, Vista. A total of 1,210 bowlers Thanks to all of the District Directors: Robyn Hricik, Shirley Lyons, of 78 men and 48 ladies. We all love the challenge of bowling at the dif- participated in the 11-Under Division and 1,955 participated in the 12-Up Tim Pato, June Brown, Tom Leigh, Don Lauer, Annette Anderson and ferent centers, especially Santa Maria. Each year the center puts on a BBQ Divisions (3,165 total). Thank you to the 2010 hosting centers! Linda Stewart for their hard work in running the District Finals this year for us, and it is wonderful...don’t miss it!! The State Finals were held at Fountain Bowl in Daly City on May 1-2. and to all of those that helped them. We know that it takes more than two The charity roll-off each month was introduced a number of years ago, We had 366 bowlers travel from across the state to attend. California will directors to run these events and they all did a superb job. Also thanks to and we have donated quite a bit of our dollars to different charities over be sending four bowlers from the Scratch Division: Steven Manier, Mark the District Finals hosting centers and to Fountain Bowl for their great the years. The donations include the monies from our X-mas party raffle Myers, Dara Ajimine and Madison Kircher to the 2010 USBC Jr. Gold hospitality! as well. Last year’s total was over $800.00 and it appears we may pass Finals to be held in Indianapolis, IN this July. They will also receive a travel District Directors will be contacting past Pepsi participating centers that total this year! stipend along with their state scholarship. For the Stepladder Roll-off in in regards to hosting this event for 2011. We need to have centers in place Over the years the men and women have formed teams for different the Boys Scratch Division, Mark Myers from Yorba Linda Bowl was top by July, so if you are interested, please contact your respective District tournaments. One year at the Ladies Nationals our Nomads had 30 women qualifier with a 6-game set of 1,464 (231-275-258-247-249-203).Steven Director for more information. All scholarship award recipients were bowling. It was great! We all wore American Flag shirts, and received ap- Manier from Surf Bowl was a close second with 1,433 (247-257-257- mailed a scholarship packet with a commemorative certificate. All funds plause as we walked the street to the arena. We haven’t done that recently, 237-209-226). Rounding out the final top four for the stepladder roll-off are held with SMART so be sure to contact them immediately if you do but maybe we can do it again? was Max Slevcove from Yorba Linda Bowl (232-214-246-179-268-288 not receive acknowledgment of your award. Thanks again to all of those If this sounds like a group for you, love bowling and like to travel — we = 1,427) and Brandon Pekins from Gardena Bowl (169-229-237-246- that supported this event this year. We look forward to the upcoming 2011 will be starting the Winter Session in September. This year we traveled to 259-259 = 1,396). In the Girls Scratch Division, Brandie Woodward event this fall. Tournament packets will be mailed to all youth programs in Laughlin, Santa Maria, San Diego, Bakersfield, Lake Forest, Downey, La from AMF Hemet led the field with 1,332 (227-257-257-194-190-207). September. Just an FYI, we will be adjusting the qualifying ratios so we Habra, Montclair, and will sweep in Vegas. Call me! Shirley Buxbaum, Qualifying second was Dara Ajimine from Gardena Bowl shooting 1219 will definitely have more bowlers entered in this event for next year! 714-524-8658 or Stephanie Gillette 562-429-7474. (159-226-214-203-193-224). Finishing the field was Madison Kircher from Fireside Lanes (153-246-147-224-205-236 = 1211) and Lauren Orgeron from AMF Visalia (210-194-156-279-171-162 = 1172). EBONITE Since USBC discontinued the Pepsi National Finals in 2008, we came continued from page 1 MISSION HILLS BOWL up with something new this year and California will be sending the top four 2010 SUMMER LEAGUE SCHEDULE handicap division finalists: Mark Lecount, Patrick Benito, Olivia Deharo to the third and deciding game. 10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 (818)361-1221 and Manika Squadrille to the California Youth State Championships to be And, once again David Ya- held this July in Vista/Oceanside. For the top four stepladder qualifiers mauchi came out striking. He DAy/timE lEAguE lEAguE tEAm mEEting stArt in the Boys Handicap division, Mark Lecount from Chaparral Lanes threw the front five, again, and (TurtleBowl) led the field followed by Patrick Benito from Brunswick this time had more help as Ken MONDAYS Moreno Valley Bowl. The third place qualifier wasAustin Corrick from Yucca Bowl and fourth was Jeremiah Ofiana from Gilroy Lanes. In the McElvaney started with the 6:00 Pm miXED ClAssiC mX sCr 5's** tBA940 6/07 5:30 Pm junE 07 Girls Handicap Division, Olivia Deharo from AMF Mission was top quali- front four. J.A.T. opened up 6:00 Pm guys & DOlls mX hDCP 5's 840 5/17 5:30 Pm junE 07 fier, followed byCatie Noska from Brunswick West Covina Lanes. Third a lead of more than 100 pins, qualifier was Manika Squadrille and last to make the cut was Kianna and did enough to prevent any TUESDAYS Hersey from Boardwalk Bowl. You can download the stepladder results run from Strike Hard. The online at www.CalUSBC.com. final score was 781-714, and 9:15 Am EArly BirDs lADiEs 4's 625 6/01 9:00 Am junE 01 We are extremely thankful for our many sponsors this year. For the it sent J.A.T. into the cham- 9:15 Am tuEs. sCrAtCh triOs mX sCr 3's* tBA520 5/25 9:00 Am mAy 25 10th year in a row, BowlersParadise.com and Elitebowling.com provided 12:30 Pm gOlDEn 4 sOmEs sEniOrs 4's 650 5/25 12 noon mAy 25 pionship match. Strike Hard 6:30 Pm ADult/juniOr AD/jr hCP 2's* OPEn 5/18 6:00 Pm mAy 18 Apparel finished in third place 6:00 Pm PrimE timE ClAssiC mX hDC 5's* OPEn 5/25 5:30 Pm mAy 25 and it’s members (Jeff Carr, 9:00 Pm PADrEs mX hDCP 4's* 775 5/25 8:30 Pm mAy 25 John Chapman, Danny On- 9:00 Pm nEwCOmErs Any hDCP 3's* OPEn 5/25 8:45 Pm mAy 25 tiveros and Paul Varela) will split the $10,000 that comes WEDNESDAYS with it. 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAkErs lADiEs 3's 495 5/26 9:00 Am mAy 26 Several members of the #1 12:30Pm sEniOr rEBEls sEniOrs 3's OPEn 5/26 12 noon mAy 26 seeded Western Pacific Bowl- 6:00 Pm PinBustErs mX hDCP 5's 875 5/26 5:30 Pm mAy 26 ing supply team were in at- 6:30 Pm PrACtiCE lEAguE Any hDCP 3’s* OPEn 6/09 6:00 Pm junE 09 tendance to watch these two 9:00 Pm n.B.A.C. mX hDCP 4's* 770 5/26 8:00 Pm mAy 26 matches, along with many oth- er supporters. It was a great THURSDAYS night of bowling, and set’s 9:30 Am thursDAy sCrAtCh lAD sCr 3's tBA520 6/03 9:00 Am junE 03 the stage for the champion- 6:00 Pm lADs & lAssiEs mX hDCP 5's 860 6/03 5:30 Pm junE 03 ship match on Monday night. 6:30 Pm DODgEr CluB mX hDCP 2’s* OPEn 6/03 6:00 Pm junE 03 Come down early. Get a good 9:00 Pm missiOn mAjOrs mX sCr 4's* 845tBA 6/17 8:00 Pm junE 17 seat, and enjoy some fantastic bowling on four different con- FRIDAYS ditions as the teams battle for 9:15 Am FriDAy FOXEs lADiEs 3's 470 6/04 9:00 Am junE 04 “bowlers names not submitted” the final payoff of $16,000. 12:30 Pm FriDAy sEniOrs sr hDCP 4's 650 5/28 12 noon mAy 28 6:00 Pm t.g.i.F. - lAughlin mX hDCP 5's* OPEn 6/11 5:30 Pm junE 11 9:00 Pm s.F.v. nisEi mX hDCP 4's tBA 5/21 8:30Pm mAy 21

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T.G.I.F.: Casey Jones Swinging Trios: Ike Eisenacher 211, John Vojtko 210, 215-214-257/686, Lowell Charles Warren 202, Pat Lawrence 209. Huber 224-225-202/651, Bill Lunch Bunch: John Occhipinti 202-228/625, Jim Grove Swanson 200-236-209/645, 200-216. Brian Blake 237, Gavin Huff Ten Pins: Steve Domon 248-228-225/701, Josh Boi- 210-213. soneau 225-259/682, Tony Toliver 207-224-223/654, Nor- 4-4 Vegas: Casey Otteson man Cole 232-237/642, Don Moore 214-269/640, Laura 276/662, Bob McGraw 268- Lowenstein 202. 212/646, Gregg Sietsema Summer Rogues: Lowell Thompson 213-205/602, Mi- 222-204/614, Dino Chavez chael Byrd 226, Steven Branch 220-204, Dale Cooper 211, 224-203/610, Neil Butschke Tim Butler 202, Cathy Ware 200. 218. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 221-221, Paul Budnovich 212. Family & Friends: Pete 3’s Company: Melinda Manahan 201, Nancy Tetreault Quinata 227-247/644, Chris 200, MaryLou Platte 200. Meno 235, Johnny Munson Executive Doubles: Steve Sparks 204-234-215/653, 224, Dave Cruz 210, Jess Rich Heid 255/640, Kevin Jung 207-234/637, Hoagy Wong Meno 202, Ron Aguon 202, 235-200/634, Mark McLeod 212-235/628, Nicole Abbott Lucy Meno 212, Joan Pan- 212. gelinan 212, Cheryl Munson Just 4 Summer: Ken Reser 238-257/690, Ken Williams 204, Pat McGinn 201. 254/640, Lee Haywood 220-203, Tony Wallick 209, Chaz Double Daters: Mike Schaefer 202-204. Blodgett 200-244-224/668, Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Dan Drysol 264-264-243/771, Jeff Juergens 245-237/648, Kevin Smith 206-219-223/648, Bill Powell 246-246-278/770, Bob Awalt 243, Jason Olmedo Dan Drysol 228/604, Scott Smith 236, Debbie Baker 209. Going Green Huh Larry? 228, Yvette Olmedo 209. Gambler’s Anonymous: Jim Iriye 227/615, Gerald Lich- by Roberta McNaught B.S.M.: Sangchul Won 236-224-209/669, Duke Lee tenheld 258, Ken Williams 213, Robert Bloom 200. ANAHEIM—Larry Green decided to conserve energy last 255-222/660, Donghoon Choi 216-247/621, Young Park Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 26 entries. 1st place week thus getting on the “Green” bandwagon. By tossing mostly 206-205/601, Hyunok Park 222, Irene Kang 228, Sophia Willy Bordenave & James Sargent 1914 $110, 2nd Peter strikes, he earned himself a little rest and a fabulous series. Eas- KIm 215. Mostowa & David Norris 1814 $74, 3rd Ron Sargent & Rick ing into a first game of 210, he added a 219, 280, and because of Golden Nuggets: Bob McGraw 203. Sargent 1807 $50. Sidepots—Paid $26 per game. Game 1: a stubborn 7 pin in the llth frame, a 289, for a 998 series. Way Go For 9 (No-Tap): Gene Nichols 225-234-211/670, Clay Willy Bordenave 261, game 2: John Conway 249, game 3: to go partner. Howard 224-216-230/670, Jesse Contreras 238-240/669, Willy Bordenave 272, game 4; Ron Sargent 276. Doubles— Only two members were in the 900 Club, they were: Tony Mac McNealy 223-257/654, Sam Nolfo 211-237-206/654, Paid $70 per game. Game 1: Peter Mostowa & David Norris Chaco 256/967 and Missy Bellinder 258/900. Barbara Bish 223, Elburta Canfield 223, Pat Basilio 213, 512, game 2: John Conway & Roger Vasquez 501, game Others making the honor roll were: Carl Adinolfi 246/883, Carol Johnson 211. 3: John Conway & Lowell Huber 521, game 4: Ron Sargent Ron Douglass 232/865, Janine Ditch 243/855, Mike Caballero Party Timers: Josh Rahm 263-214-223/700, E.J. Rogers & David Norris 563. Handicap Series: Willy Bordenave 966 237/854, Jong Lee 250/851, Tim Blough 226/840, Allen Gutier- 237-243-201/681, Frank Pearlman 224-214-205/643, Matt $44. Scratch Series: Ron Sargent 931 $34. Super Pot: Ron rez 247/825, Janet Anderson 224/820, Don Gut-Omen 275/807, Temple 246-205/641, John Raburn 229-225/633, Emma Sargent 276 $90. Match Game: Evan Mostowa $278. Roll Kantral Williams 233/804, Dick McKenzie 280, John Phillips Trinidad 234-204/603, Kerry Woolpert 210, Nicole Evans Over Side Pots - Three Peat Pot $578, Reserve Pot $120 - 253, James Blyth 246, Ron Marcus 237, Cheryl Munson 232, 209, Cynthia Scott 205. Clean 40 Pot $74, Match Game $0, High Game Bank (Game Gavin Huff 229, Geoff Henderson 225, Al Lara 224, Jim Moore Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 246-201-214/661, Vince 1 - $42, Game 2 -$35, Game 3 - $35, Game 4 - $63.) 222, Drew Parkin 222, Don Gardner 219, Melissa Fan 218, E.J. Okada 245-223/634, Tommy Watanabe 247, Dave Lauther- Senior No-Tap: Results of June 1st: 47 entries @ Rogers 218, Rich Heid 217, Alan Bloom 216, Roberta McNaught boren 245, Richard Iseri 228. $10=$470. 47 lineage @ $5.25= $246.75. 47 prize fund 213, Jerry Roddam 213, Hong Kha 211, Gino Vassallo 209, An- Nikkei: Tony Marasco 253-204/647, Ken Kawado 216- @ $4.75=$223.25. 42 3-6-9 @ $1=$42. Place Money—1st derson Alcaraz 207, Nicole Abbott 204, Dahana M. Klerer 203, 216-204/636, Sandy Viloria 226/611, Alan Kohara 252, Stan Norm Walker 857 $40, 2nd Tak Mukai 828 $32, 3rd Shig and Frank Bellinder 202. Iwasaki 231. Shozi 823 $25, 4th Gary Pagett 807 $19, 5th Willie Keith 525 Ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 212, Cathy Marani 802 $14, 6th Jerry Knight 769 $11. Sidepots—Game 1, RUSTY BRYANT 212, Lynda Burge 209, Dee Spargur 203. hdcp.: 1st-2nd (tie) Shig Shozi and Tak Mukai both with Lessons by Appointment Santa Super Savers: Rodger Morris 245-215-215/675, 306 game and $9.25, 3rd Al Naki 305 $6. Game 2, scr.: 1st Tony Chaco 241-211/647, Mike Robbins 233-214/616, Jerry Don Gardner 297 $13, 2nd-3rd (tie) Gary Pagett and Norm Roddam 217, Al Naki 212. Walker 278 and $10 each. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Ed Blum 312 Thursday Mixed Seniors: Bin Masaki 210-202, William $10.50, 2nd Vern Temple 292 $8, 3rd Gary Pagett 288 $6. THE PRO ZONE Brown Jr. 201. 3-6-9 Carryover: $233. Added: $42. New Total: $275. “The Ultimate Pro Shop” 7-11: Matthew Plust 279-252-226/757, Andy Moran 258- Have a good week and we’ll be back next week with more 221-200/679, Ed Angeles 249-246/679, Richard Damian high scores from Linbrook Bowl. 818-365-2050 Hours: 10430 Sepulveda Blvd. Mon. Thru Fri. Mission Hills, CA 91345 11a.m. to 9 p.m. LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER Inside Mission Hills Bowl 818-361-1221 Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m. 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 Stewart Sizzles For 645

WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS In Linbrookby Stacy Rider Juniors ANAHEIM — The THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS started the Sum- mer League off with some fantastic scores. Andrew Stewart strolled to Excluding 213-197-205/615 while J.D. Greenhalgh clobbered 206-232. Matt Vigeant Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm Special and Christopher DeFazio came on strong in game 3 with 201 and 192 re- Holidays spectively. Aleara Vrabel tumbled down 165 and Chris M. Rinner rolled 133. } Tiffani Agustin toppled 159 and Chris Woodmansee crushed 189-172. Jesse Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am $2.25 per game Ledesma came out firing 187 and Andy Perez pounded 129. The JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES started with some awesome scores. Juan Sandoval led the scoring pace with 236-225-202 for a super 663 series. The team of Andrew Stewart and Matt Clark were en fuego! Andrew aced high games of 234-235/645 and Matt mastered Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday June 19th at 12:30PM 210-233-200/643. Abbot Hatch and Willie Williams tossed 451 in game one. Abbot scored 237 and Willie reported 214. Eric Kim came out striking with a terrific 266 game. Bill Swanson finished with a 234 for a 606 series. There Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples were some fine scores turned in by Robert Albrecht 210, Martin Angulo 219 and Dani Waller 203. If anyone is interested in joining our JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, we have one team spot open. There is one junior Junior Adult Family Fun Leagues • Starts Monday June 14 @ 6:15pm Meeting @ 5:30pm and one adult per team. The league bowls every Friday at 4 p.m. until August 27. 2 Adults + 2 Juniors or 3 Adults + 1 Junior • Call Stacy Rider @ 714-774-2253 for more info. The BUMPER BUSTERS started in fine fashion. Joseph Aguirre smashed 83-82-93, Alan Gonzalez aced 77-90, Kaitlynn Aguirre crushed 58-90-72, Khamron Gardner smiled his way to 86-88, Shari Gardner slammed 77-86, TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEY Izel Cruz landed 80-82-79, Ma’aki O’Donnell tossed 81-70-64, Jozlyn Johnson scored a pair of 69 games and Brittany Fisheli blasted 45-44. Saturdays • Check-in 8:30pm • Bowl at 9:00pm • $15 Per Person The SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS had some sizzling games bowled. BREAKFAST BOWL Andrew Stewart scored 206, Xavier Grunbaum grinded 203-197-188/588, Valerie Matsumoto mixed 200-201/577. Other awesome games were reported Sundays at 7:30-11 AM • 3 Games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person by Jeremiah Tan 181, Dallas Huff 180, Ronn Eagleton 124, Chris M. Rinner SENIOR NO-TAP 134, Domynyc Gardner 159, Joshua Villegas 115, Janine Uyanga 186, Paul Tuesday & Fridays at 1 PM • Entry Fee: $10 Uyanga 134, Jonesey Howard 115, Hanna Blankenship 119, Destini Gardner 171 and Eddie Galicia 93. COFFEE CLUB If you are looking for something fun to do this Summer with your kids, Sundays • Check-in 10:00am • Starts 10:30am • $25 Entry Fee + Optionals come down to Linbrook Bowling Center for our JUNIOR ADULT FAMILY FUN LEAGUE. The league bowls on Mondays at 6:15 p.m., starting June 14. We will have a short meeting at 5:30 p.m. the first week of bowling. There are 2 “WE’RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN” juniors and 2 adults per team or 3 juniors and 1 adult. To sign up for any of our junior leagues, please call Stacy Rider at 714-774-2253. I look forward to a great Summer!