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66th Year In Publication Thursday, March 3, 2005 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 Royal High School maining two matches. Royal would go down 1-0 to El Dorado Who Is New of Simi Valley Wins High School and 2-1 to St. Tommy’s Inaugural High Vincent High School before King Of claiming first place in the “High School Open Bowl- School Open”. The Hill? Trifecta ing Championship; The top eight schools that LOS ANGELES — Last WEST BABYLON–Tommy Josh Blanchard qualified for the finals were week, we asked the question, Jones became the first player to Royal High School, Crescenta “Who will be King of the Hill”? win three title this season as he Shoots 300 Valley High School, St. Vincent The answer is Jon Miller. Jon defeated Tony Reyes, San High School, Santa Paula High By Dan Mueller beat out four other top Califor- Bruno, Calif., 266-217, to win 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood School, El Dorado High School, VENTURA— February 26th nians in the bracketed finals and the 2005 PBA Cambridge Credit El Camino Real High School, and 27th 2005 will be remem- pocketed $250. Classic Sunday at AMF Babylon (562) 421-8448 Norco High School, and St. bered as one of the most com- The top four includes Fero Lanes. Bonaventure School. These petitive and loudiest events ever Williams who finished second Jones, who also won the schools shared in $6,000 schol- staged at Buena Lanes in for $100, Tariq Shamsidee, third 2004 Japan Cup and the 2004 NO-TAP arship awards along with an ad- Ventura, CA. for $75, Chip Pettiford and PBA Denver Open, began the Tommy Jones ditional $658 awarded in brack- Saturday Teams from Southern and Alonzo Williams. title match with eight straight advance to the title match. ets and sidepots. Northern California spent two David Walker, tournament di- strikes before leaving the 10 pin Reyes defeated Patrick We also awarded to schools March 5th days bowling and yelling their rector wants to thank all the guys with his ninth shot. Jones picked Girard, Jonquiere, Quebec, 237- with the team spirit awards, hearts out with Royal High that came out to bowl! up the spare and marked in the 202, in the second semifinal. Thousand Oaks High School 6 PM School of Simi Valley, CA be- Next King of the Hill Tour- 10th for his third career title. While both players started the and St. Bonaventure with an ing crowned “Tournament nament at Southwest Bowl is “I didn’t have the ball reac- game with two strikes and a overflow crowd of parents and Entry Fee:$40 Champions”. The top eight scheduled for Sunday, March tion today like I did on Friday spare, Girard left a 4-6-7 split spectators. This was without a teams advanced to the “Baker 13, 2005 at 8:15 p.m. Sign in night,” Jones, who averaged with the next shot giving Reyes doubt the loudiest tournament Sidepots Style” match play format at the early. 281.75 and threw 43 of 47 a 13-pin lead after four. Girard held at Buena Lanes in it’s 28 completion of 12 qualifying strikes in the round of 8 on Fri- went on to throw spares in year history. Optional games bowled on Saturday and Cerritos Lanes day night, said. “There are so frames 6 through 9, ultimately Sunday. many things to think about. I sending Reyes to the title match 6 Games The team of Royal High BUENA LANES Hosts Southeast caught a couple breaks early. for the second time in his career. School consisted of Daniel THE HIGH SCHOOL OPEN When you start striking on TV Jones earns $40,000 for the BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS you get numb.” win while Reyes takes home Watanabe, Devin Bidwell, (At Buena Lanes) District Youth Danielle Schilling and Josh February 26-27, 2005 Jones, Mauldin, S.C., ad- $20,000 for his 2nd place finish. Bragging Blanchard. This team shot a 955 SCHOLARSHIPS PAYOUTS Queens, Masters, vanced to the final by defeating Barnes and Girard won $10,000 first game and never trailed in AND AWARDS last week’s 62nd U.S Open pre- for 3rd and 4th place. three qualifying rounds. The fi- 1. Royal High $2,000.00 sented by Odor-Eaters champion The Tour will continue next 2. St. Vincent High 1,000.00 Prince & Princess nals, however, were much dif- 3. Crescenta High 800.00 Chris Barnes, Flower Mound, week with the PBA Baby Ruth Rights CERRITOS — In conjunc- ferent in the first finals match. 4. El Dorado High 600.00 Texas, 258-212, in the first semi- Real Deal Classic at Woodland Royal bowled against a very 5. Santa Paula High 400.00 tion with the 41st annual final. Jones had a 13 pin lead Bowl in Indianapolis, Ind. 4-Game Scratch spirited team from St. 6. El Camino Real High 400.00 SEDYABA Championship after the 5th frame when Barnes Qualifying will begin on March 7. Norco High 400.00 Tournament, the association is Bonaventure High School lo- 8. St. Bonaventure High 400.00 failed to convert a 6-7-10 split 2 with the finals televised live cated in Ventura. The finals con- BRACKETS & SIDEPOTS conducting five (5) side tourna- in the 6th. Jones went on to strike on ESPN Sunday, March 6 from Saturday, Apr. 30th sisted of the best 3 out of 5 Baker Josh Blanchard 386.00 ments. Included is the annual in five of his next six frames to 12:30 - 2 p.m. EST. Games. Royal never knew what Preston Fukumizu 80.00 Queens, Masters, Prince, Prin- Brian Egri 40.00 cess and Coaches Relief side play finals in age categories: 50 at 1:00PM hit them as they went down, 2-0 Paul Hogan 32.00 before they could catch their Devin Bidwell 32.00 tournaments. Senior Easter to 59, 60 to 66 or 67 and over. breathe. In the third game, Josh Jonathan Mamakos 32.00 All tournaments will run this Classic’s $800 There is also bonus qualifying $40.00 Entry Blanchard had to strike out to Nicole Miller 16.00 weekend, March 5 and 6 at AMF for players aged 70 and over. In Corey Poggi 16.00 Cerritos Lanes. last year’s event there were 26 win by a mere six pins. Josh was J.R. Monteith 16.00 The detailed ad on page 4 of Bottom Prize! players over 70 years of age! $500.00 1st Place more than up to the task as he TOTAL SCHOLARSHIPS LAS VEGAS–We are very There is also a separate divi- pounded the pocket for three AWARDED $6,656.00 this paper gives all the informa- tion. Check it out Juniors, excited about this year’s Senior sion for players that have been strikes in the 10th frame. Easter Classic! The event is Top 5 to TV Style coaches and parents. active in the Senior Classics but Game 4 of the match saw St. Cal Bowl hosted by Sam’s Town Hotel, haven’t advanced to the match Roll-off On Gold Pins Bonaventure start off with the OCBA Board Gambling Hall & Bowling Cen- play finals frequently. Those first five strikes and it looked as No-Tap ter and presented by Roto Grip players qualify against each if Royal would go down to de- high performance balls. other in the Classified Division feat. Royal never gave up and Meet Sunday Entry fee is still $400 but and also earn $800 for making FRIDAY responded by finishing the March 5 GARDEN GROVE — Or- new this year is the bottom prize match play. fourth game with six strikes of LAKEWOOD — Cal Bowl ange County Bowling Associa- that has been increased from There are many companion NO-TAP their own. St. Bonaventure has become the mecca for no tion President Bill Huntington $400 to a guaranteed $800! events also: Sweepers, Cheeper 3 GAMES needed a strike/spare to win. St. tappers on the first Saturday of will preside at the March 7th More players will make a profit Sweepers, an Early Bird Tune- Every Friday Bonaventure’s anchor man got the month. For March, the fifth board of directors meeting at the this year than in any of the pre- Up and a special end-of-week the much needed strike but is the date. All cars head for Cal group’s headquarters here at vious 30 Senior Classics. A tournament for players that don’t At 1:00 PM failed to pick up the 5 pin and Bowl—2500 E. Carson St. in 9:00 a.m. minimumn $800 prize awaits make the cut. A lot of competi- the game resulted in a 246-246 Lakewood. No need to bow to- As usual, there will be direc- any player making the cut to the tion throughout the week that match play finals in the 3-game tie. A ninth and 10th frame ward the pinsetters after enter- tors training meeting at 8:30 includes Sidepots and brackets $15 ENTRY FEE qualifying squads. And, of rolloff also ended in a tie. By ing. a.m. as well! Just walk to the desk at 5:00 Executive Director Robert course earnings increase with High Roller’s Senior Clas- Includes Singles, 3-6-9 now the house was “really each match game win. p.m., lay down $40 plus the Hartmann expects a full agenda sics have now paid over $14 rockin” and an additional ninth The dates for this amateur- optionals and shoe up for the plus discussion about the up- Million since 1993. Join us for Sidepots, Insurance and 10th frame would be bowled only scratch event for players the big finale on Easter Sunday! 6:00 p.m. start time. coming United States Bowling again. This time Royal won 59- aged 50 and over is March 21 to For info and brochures, call toll & Scratch Series 48 and would go on to defeat The number at Cal Bowl is Congress first convention in 27. The Age 60 & Over Classic free 1-800-257-6179 or visit us 3-6-9 Pot = $392.00 Bonaventure. 562-421-8448. Sign up early or Baton Rouge, LA. is staged from March 20 to 24, at www.high-roller.com. Enter Royal was not done bowling walk-in early. It’s a winner! You For more information, call also at Sam’s Town. online, it’s quick, easy and to- like true champions in the re- could be too! 714-554-1880. Players qualify for the match tally secure Forest Lanes 8 Gamer Entry Fee: 1 PM • Saturday, Mar. 12th $80.00 (Includes Sidepots) Guaranteed $500.00* 1st (*based on 10 entries) Try our SuperSidepots, $5 per game, usually pay 2 places • Call Patti at (949)770-0055 for more info. Page 2 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005 D.A. Wright Dick Sanders President West Coast Senior Tour Tournament Director: Presents 760-363-8141 EASTER WCST - Ebonite Singles La Habra “300” Bowl, La Habra, CA Team No-Tap March 12-13, 2005 Friday Age Eligibility: Men: Regular Division, Ages 45 to 59. Ladies, Ages 40 to 49 Men: Super Seniors Division, Ages 60 and up. Ladies, Ages 50 and up March 25, 2005 @ 7:00 pm Qualifying: Saturday, March 12, 2005. Check In Time: 12 Noon, Bowl: 12:30PM 10 Games Straight Thru Teams - Mix 5 Entry Fee: $165.00 for Current WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00. Current WCST members due to re-new their Anuall Dues, if entering this tournament must (Must have 1 of opposite sex) pay the $60.00 or guest fee of $15.00 will be added to your entry fee. All Bowlers entered bowl 32 Teams in the finals where their highest qualifying scores take them. Super Seniors have No choice of First Come First Serve what finals they will bowl in. Finals: Sunday, March 13, 2005, Starts at 8:30AM. Pay-Off based on Entries in each division: Regular Division 48 Entries 3 Games - $100.00 per Team 1st $1000.00 7th $375.00 Other Cashers 2nd $725.00 8th $360.00 13th $185.00 3rd $585.00 9th $345.00 14th $180.00 ***** PREPAID EVENT ***** 4th $495.00 10th $330.00 15th $175.00 5th $405.00 11th $315.00 16th $170.00 Handicap - 90% of 210 6th $390.00 12th $300.00 Super Senior Division 24 Entries (Side Pots Optional) 1st $700.00 4th $350.00 7th $285.00 A. 2003 - 2004 Book 2nd $500.00 5th $325.00 8th $260.00 rd th B. Current Winter 2004- 05 (21 games) 3 $400.00 6 $305.00 *Prize Fund and places paid in each division subject to change, depending on amount of entries in each C. 2003-2004 Book division. Make your reservations now by calling the WCST Office at 760-363-8141. Send in your Entry Fee to WCST, 10888 West Drive #3, Morongo Valley, CA 92256. D. 175 Blind Next WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament for the month of April. Silver Nugget Lanes in North Las Vegas, NV. About $1000.00 plus added depending on amount of entries. Added money comes from E. House has right to re-rate any bowler reduced price in lineage. April 23-24, 2005. Big Optional Singles Sweeper set for Friday, April 22, 2005 to start at 3:00PM, $500.00 guaranteed 1st place based on 40 entries or more, and pays one for four For further information call: Tom Cristi, Owner places, including one for four places for super seniors entered out of higher cash. Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141. The Main Station Hotel located a few miles from the bowling center has special rate of $70.00 per night ends at the cut-off date, March 8, 2005. Call the Hotel at 800-465-0711, and use the following Group Number: FIT207, when making your reservations. Santa Clarita Lanes The same two divisional format we have now will be used for this tournament. 21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus, CA 91350 (661) 254-0540 • Fax (661) 254-7562

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MEXICAN BOWLERS ASSOCIATION PRESENTA LOS MEJORES JUGADORES HISPANOS DE TU COMUNIDAD By: Armando Zavala

Ventura Men Reportando para ustedes des de la Líneas DEL RIO, en esta ocasión le toca el turno a nuestro compañero Tony Sandoval, Talvez no lo crean pero hay ocasiones que orgullosamente el Sr. Sandoval usa los 6 anillos durante las ligas en que participa, talvez lo hará para intimidar al enemigo o talvez serán Tuesday @ 6 p.m - Starting Apr. 26th sus amuletos de buena suerte o que se yo. Meeting @ 5:30 p.m. Nombre: Tony Sandoval Juegos de 300: (3) Juegos de 299: (2) Juegos de 298: (1) No Team Max Series de 800: (0) Promedio establecido mas alto: Después de 69 juegos jugados se mantiene con un promedio de 204 en la liga Dominical de MBA en el Del Hdcp. Is 90% of Team Diff. Rió Lanes. Felicidades a Ramiro Garcia en su juego de 300 (2/21/05) en la liga de los grandes 4 point system jugadores de alto calibre (Brunswick 790) que ya muy pronto les presentare sus mejores logros , si desea unirse a nuestra asociación lo puede hacer llamando al del Rió Lanes al Tel.: 562-927-3351 Pregunte por Mike o Armando y deje su información y nosotros nos Sidepot/Strike Pot comunicaremos con usted tan pronto y nos sea posible. Only $18 per week California Congratulations Women’s Bowling Sign-up now Association J.R. Monteith “300” State Tournament Name ______Ph#(___)______Call Mary Lou Team Event on February 13, 2005 Name ______Ph#(___)______Brunswick NameSign ______up as Ph#(___)______a Team West Covina Lanes at Jewel City Bowl Name ______Ph#(___)______Doubles/Singles During Team Event Name ______or as a Single Ph#(___)______Brunswick Covina Bowl & 11459 Imperial Hwy Norwalk (562) 868-3261 Call 626-859-6216 Brandon McGinnes “300” If your available to sub this summer! on February 20, 2005 Advanced Lessons at Mission Hills Bowl 1st Lesson is FREE During Singles & Doubles Event Money Back From The San Fernando Valley GUARANTEE! www.californiabowlingnews.com Youth Bowling Association Visit - rjhasit.com Championship Tournament

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41 st annual SEDYBA Championship Tournament 2 squads Friday & Saturday, March 18 & 19,2005 Open To Men, Women & Juniors Saturday, March 5, 2005 at 6:00 PM, & SENIOR PRO AM (Ages 55 & Over) Open to Men & Women (Handicap 100% of 200) Sunday, March 6 at 9:00 AM 1. Entry Fee: $ 40.00 Bowling Package Only 2. Entry Fee: $ 120.00 Bowling Plus Hammer Saw Blade Bowling Ball 3. Entry Fee: $ 160.00 Bowling Plus Hammer Real Deal Bowling Ball AMF Cerritos Lanes ADULT PRO AM Open to Men & Women (Handicap 100% of 200) 18811 Carmenita Rd , Cerritos , CA 90703 •(562) 924-9363 1. Entry Fee: $ 50.00 Bowling Package Only 2. Entry Fee: $ 130.00 Bowling Plus Hammer Saw Blade Bowling Ball $10 entry fee 3. Entry Fee: $ 170.00 Bowling Plus Hammer Real Deal Bowling Ball JUNIOR PRO AM (FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY 7 Pm) Guaranteed $200 scholarship for 1st place based Open to all Boys & Girls (Handicap 100% of 200) on 4 entries in each division of Queens & Masters 1. Entry Fee: $ 40.00 Bowling Package Only 2. Entry Fee: $ 120.00 Bowling Plus Hammer Saw Blade Bowling Ball and Princes and Princesses. 3. Entry Fee: $ 160.00 Bowling Plus Hammer Real Deal Bowling Ball 2 Divisions; (1) Ages 11 & Under (2) Ages 12 & up Open to all participants in the 2005 SEDYBA Scholarship & Trophies Awarded 1 for Every 8 Entries in each Division Championship Tournament. Coaches Relief is open Bowl with Wendy Macpherson, Tennelle Milligan, Kim Terrell, to all 2004-05 sanctioned ABC/WIBC members. and many more! Prize funds for both the Senior and Adult Divisions! Queens & Masters is 150 average or higher, Princes Pro Am squad times are: & Princesses is 149 or lower, based on your SEDYBA Friday, March 18, 7:00 pm or Saturday, March 19, 8:00 pm tournament average. Get your Hammer Bowling Ball! Choice of the Hammer Saw Blade or Hammer Real Deal Bowling Ball Available weights are: 10, 12, 13, 14, 15 or 16 lbs. Note: Squads will be cancelled if there are less Entry deadline is March 10, 2005 than 12 entries. Each squad is limited to 60 entries. If space permits, bowling package only options will still be available after March 14. Each division must have at least 4 entries to Don’t miss our huge raffle during our Saturday Pro Am! st Come join the fun! Our pro am fills quick! guarantee the 1 place prize. Mail-in entries by Sign up today! March 1st to SEDYBA, 433 Buckthorn, Inglewood, CA 90301. Walk-in entries will be accepted until No Checks Please. Money Order or cash only Please call Roger Heap or Butch Hesketh at 714-777-3818 for more information squads are filled. Please check-in 30 minutes before Send entries to Yorba Linda Bowl, 18171 Imperial Hwy., Yorba Linda, CA. 92886 the beginning of the squad. Thursday, March 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association

BOB SMITH P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com Hwang Wins 1st ABTA Title at Premiere ABTA AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION Match Game is $3,500 All Pots Carry Over (At Premiere Lanes) February 27, 2005 SANTA FE SPRINGS–Koo Also fine bowling by Michael send you one. Friendly Hills is FINAL STANDINGS Hwang, an ABTA regular won 1. Koo Hwang 656 $1,000.00 Mc Curty and Julios Vasquez as located at 15545 E. Whittier Cash & Carry 1,200.00 his first ABTA title as he won either could have won this one Blvd. in Whittier. Take 605 free- Columbia Ball 100.00 vie straight matches in the single with a break or two. way to Whittier 3 miles East or 2. Michael McCurty 708 500.00 elim finals, and finally the top ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi 60 Freeway to Hacienda, south 3. Julio Vasquez 655 205.00 seed Mike Mc Curty in the title Qualifiers were Rey Edrosa, to Colima then South 3 miles to 4. Al Turner 657 140.00 game to take a nice $2,300 top who led the men at +131, and Whittier then left. The Phone 5. Bobbie McCollum (SS)633 140.00 prize home to Los Angeles. Katrina Fujikami led the ladies there is 562-947-3815. The fol- 6. Erwin Exequiel 700 120.00 Koo bested a nice turnout of at +112. They get paid entries. lowing week we have a two day 7. Romy Bautista 691 120.00 217 entrants which saw cut The optional doubles were 8. Javier Avila (SS) 676 120.00 event at Cal Bowl in Lakewood. 9. Ben Pablo 669 120.00 scores of Men +41and the La- taken by Bedell Vasquez and We had several new mem- 10. Ely Cruz (SS) 676 110.00 dies doing a good +35 to make Javier Avial, their 1391 got bers join this week first time and 11. Dino Cantoria 672 110.00 the semi finals. Super Seniors them $120. Dino Cantoria it is great to see Rick Camerano, 12. David Yun 666 110.00 added to the board were Simon teamed with Rey Edrosa in 2nd and John Morin cash in their re- 13. Tony Nguyen 658 110.00 Rojas, Ely Cruz, and Nancy at 1335 for $100. We paid 9 turn to ABTA action. 14. Arnaldo Concepcion 655 110.00 Cantoria. places this week in the doubles. It’s history Folks, as Koo 15. Katrina Fujikami 625 110.00 The 53 bowlers in the Semis Fred Pettie was last standing Hwang enters the archives as our 16. Linda Larson 619 110.00 then took to the floor to advance in the 3-6-9. He missed on the latest Champion. 17. Alex Castillo 650 101.00 to the finals in hopes of making first shot so we go for $600 this 18. Bryan Watanabe 640 100.00 For further info see our ad in 19. Danny Guevarra 639 95.00 the top 16 Single Elims. We saw week in the 3-6-9 at Friendly this paper or call the ABTA 562- 20. Romy Cajucom 634 90.00 Michael Mc Curty lead the way hills Lanes. Fred took home a 868-7164 or the website at 21. Fel Garcia 625 87.50 in the semis blasting a huge $50 consolation. www.abta1.com 22. Raul Aldaz 624 85.00 +108 to be the top seed, giving Get those Vegas rooms in Last but not least thanks to 23. Randy Deaton 616 82.50 him the benefit of sitting out to early this year . We are selling Manuel, and staff for the superb 24. Jeff Taino 614 80.00 bowl in the title game. Right be- them at the tournament sites service and hospitality. We will 25. Bill Hunter 610 77.50 hind was Ervin Exequiel with now. We are also having room return there April 30, for another 26. Simon Rojas (SS) 606 72.50 his fine +100. So he would get raffles there also. good one! 26. Steve Bryant 606 72.50 to sit out in round one of the top This is our Big Event and 26. Bret Rose 606 72.50 29. Ben Hurtado 603 66.25 16 Single Elim finals entering in pays $8,000 min. 1st guaranteed 29. Fred Pettie 603 66.25 round #2. and up to $12,000 1st with full ABTA League 31. Christopher Lee 603 66.25 After the Semis it took a nice bonuses. Perfect in the ABTA League (L-R) Anthony Smith and Rose Sablan threw At Valley View 32. Lito Dizon 600 60.00 perfect games in the month of February in the ABTA 765 Scratch Mixed +55 for the men to make the top The Match Game 3 was Un 33. Michael Segler 587 57.50 Masters League at Valley View Lanes. They will receive special Awards from 16 finals. The three guaranteed Matched due to the 244 game GARDEN GROVE–The 34. Imelda Aborro (SS) 584 57.50 the ABC and the ABTA Tournament Club. Anyone interested in the ABTA women had a +19. The losers in drawn by top seed Mc Curty so league’s third position round 35. Nancy Cantoria (SS) 582 55.00 Summer League contact the ABTA or Valley View. League bowls Thursday round #1 were Linda Larson, with the $2950 carryover we will be this Thursday, March 36. Alvin H. Reyes 581 55.00 eves at 6:35 PM and will start in Mid May! 37. Ping Romero 577 52.50 Katrina Fujikami, Tony Nguyen, will have a $3,500 Match Game 3rd. One point is separating the SPONSORED Arnaldo Concepcion, David this week. The Match Series also top two teams, and two more 38. Elvin Godoy (LH) 574 50.00 39. Darren Stillwell 571 50.00 BY Yun, Ely Cruz, and, Dino was UnMatched as a 598 drawn teams are not far behind. Should 40. Kenny Bui 563 50.00 Cantoria. They cashed in 10- by tourney top qualifier Edrosa. be an exciting night We will 41. Bobbie Nakunz (SS) 561 47.50 16th place and $110 each. It was worth $414, we will esti- have one final position round 42. Bedell Vasquez 559 47.50 In round two, we had mate a $650 Match Series Sat- April 28th to determine the 10 43. Sharon Maxey 557 46.00 Exequiel enter the field and get urday. seeded teams and two wild 44. Robert Oaks 554 46.00 eliminated by Julio Vasquez The Columbia 300” ball of cards. 45. Kerwin Fujikami 553 45.00 “Columbia bowls the world over” 228-208. Bobbie McCollum got the week went to Levi Slocum! Last week’s scoring: Nick 46. Rey Edrosa 551 44.00 to Ben Pablo 229-222. Al Turner He thanks our sponsor Colum- Rodriguez led the men 248, 212, 47. John Morin 547 44.00 got by Romy Bautista 245-219. bia 300 for the fine ball. Cham- 266/726, Jon Reyes 253, 234, 48. Jinny Lei 532 44.00 49. Dan Strokes (SS) 521 44.00 Koo Hwang downed Javier pion Koo Hwang is from Los 235/722, Louis Castillo 235/ 49. Ricky Camerano Jr. 495 44.00 Avila 226-218. Losers of round Angeles and used a Columbia 665, Greg Velarde 268/656, 51. Armando Ramos 463 44.00 ABTA 2 got checks of $120 in 6-9th “Big Bully which got t him a Mark Hebert 235/654, Doug 52. Sun Sundara DNS FE BOB SMITH • P.O. BOX 3721 • SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA 90670 places. $100 bonus. He is married to Salzman 269/648, Daren 53. Crystal Alvarez DNS FE (562) 868-7164 • FAX (562) 929-2706 • www.abta1.com Round three Koo knocked Lucia and they have two chil- Ogomori 223/645 and Dominic DOUBLES off Turner 222-187. Julio out did dren, a boy Maricelo and a girl Tambio 266/643. James Tipton 1. Javier Avila/ Open to 208 Avg. & Under Bobbie 222-209, and Bobbie Lydia. He thanks his pretty wife had a 264. Bedell Vasquez 1391 120.00 and Al were 4th and 5th cashing for support. The ladies were led by 2. Dino Cantoria/ for $140 with Koo and Julio to Michael Mc Curty is from Shawn Willey 205/582, Karen Rey Edrosa 1335 100.00 Bowls Sat. March 5th 3. Fred Galvan/ meet for the right to bowl San Bernardino and used an X Wade 194/566, Gina Velarde Julie Vasquez Jr. 1296 90.00 McCurty for the title. Factor drilled by Tony at Foot- 204/563, Elvie Medestomas 4. Alan Aguilar/ ONE DAY ONLY This was a nice match as hills Pro Shop. He is single la- 211/550, Della Douglass 194/ Bedell Vasquez 1292 80.00 Julio bowled well, but Koo dies! He thanks his cousin Errin 548, Pat Little 199/526, Vanessa 5. Jeff Taino/ bowled a strike better in a 220- Robinson (ABTA Member) and Anderson 196/517 and Juanita Julian Conwi 1286 60.00 at AMF Friendly Hills Lanes 208 victory. Julio finished 3rd friends J. J. Patrick, Gary, Benson 192/517. 6. Jello Gray/ with fine bowling at Premiere. Gerald and Tremaine for sup- Side pot winners: First game, Darren Stillwell 1284 50.00 Koo was off to the title match port. Nick Rodriguez 248, second 7. Don Quitangon/ 15545 E. Whittier Blvd., Whittier • 562-947-3815 vs Mc Curty, our top seed. Julio Vasquez is from L. A. game Steve Bryant 230, third Alan H. Reyes 1280 30.00 FINANCIAL REPORT The Title game was set and and used a Dirty Bomb. He is and super pot was Greg CUT SCORES Mike elected to have Koo lead single and looking ladies! He Velarde’s 268 game. Sat. Men: +41, Sat. Women: +35 off. After five frames Koo had a thanks George from 10 in the Pit The 50/50 winner to any Super Seniors: Ely Cruz, Simon Rojas, lead as Mike had opens in Pro Shop in Yorba Linda Bowl. regular ABTA tournament was Nancy Cantoria $2400.00 frames 4 & 5 and Koo had a His brother Rene for rooting him Lydia Gimeno (her third one). HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRY 1st Place with Bonuses double. Mc Curty seemed to on and teammates Carlos The number drawn for our Men: Rey Edrosa +131 have lost his line and after an Castillo, Derek Lee and Jeff match game was 274 and was Women: Katrina Fujikami+112 $1000.00 MIN 1st PLACE GUARANTEED open Koo turkeyed in frames 8- Hickenbottom for helping with not matched, it was worth $586 SPECIAL AWARDS 3-6-9 $3400 MIN GUARANTEED PRIZE FUND 9-10 and won going away over his game, and his parents for and will be carried over. Fred Pettie 50.00 1st Place Bonuses: a trying McCurty 210/240 to support. REMINDER: Thursday, NO This week is 600.00 156/195 and the $2,300 top This week we will visit AMF SUBS. You must be listed on MATCH GAME 3 — 244 $100 for using a Columbia Ball and prize. It is nice to see Koo who Friendly Hills Lanes in Whittier your team’s roster. No winner $100 for wearing an ABTA logo Shirt always is a gentleman and a val- in another one day event. New ABTA tournament will be at This week it is 3,500.00 $1200 Full Cash & Carry ued ABTA supporter finally put schedules have been distributed AMF Friendly Hills this Satur- MATCH SERIES — 598 it all together with his first title. and mailed. If you have a new day, March 5th, one day only. No winner SQUAD TIMES: Koo’s lovely wife Lucia was on address please get it to us as this Please check the Bowling News This week estimated at 650.00 Saturday: 1, 2:30, 4, 5:30 & 7PM hand for the win and quite proud mailer covers from February til for squad times and directions. COLUMBIA 300 BALL I may add. Great Bowling Koo! the middle of August. We will Levi Slocum 3-6-9 Rolloff 8:45PM / Semi’s 9PM Prize Fund, 217 $5,521.00 Paid Entries, 13 @$44.00 572.00 1 in 5 qualify Optional Sidepots 1,340.00 1 in 5 To Semifinalists Doubles 530.00 Brackets 11,790.00 Min. 27 men - 7 women 3-6-9 50.00 Shirt & Trophy 88.00 Entry Fee: $44 Re-Entry: $42 Cash & Carry 1,200.00 Reduced Entry Fee: $32 - $30 TOTAL PAID OUT $21,091.00 GUARANTEED POTS: Only $2 5:30PM: $100 PER GAME 7 PM: $150 PER GAME See Bob Smith 3-6-9 NOW WORTH $600 MATCH GAME 3 POT: $3,500 For Your MATCH SERIES: EST. $650 Next Tournaments: March 12/13 - 2 Days at Cal Bowl Hwang Wins ABTA Title at Premiere Lanes (L-R) Koo Hwang (champion) Koo’s wife Lucia Vegas Rooms! March 19 - 1 Day at Forest Lanes $2,300, Julio Vasquez (3rd) Julios’s Brother, Rene, and Mike Mc Curty (runnerup) Page 6 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005 Gable House Jr’s McClurg 109-301, and Megan McClurg 101-300. Feb. 5—An- JAT Farm Forest Lanes’ by Chris Graves thony Cardenas 185-460, TORRANCE—Think back, Club and Girls Sebastian Coronel 139-382, Julian Goble way back... As a matter of fact, Kyle Shore 129-340, Catherine Jr. All-Stars a whole week ago. When we left Shepard 113-329, Daniel Dead At 101 you last week, we had just fin- by David Gordon Montoya 118-311, Edward By Frank Kietz ished with the Fall season. This WEST COVINA–The JAT Hernandez 109-304, and Farm Club and JAT Open divi- MISSION VIEJO — Friday, Feb- week, we start bringing you up ruary 25, 2005 Julian Goble died here Mallory Champlain 112-300. to speed on our Winter/Spring sion will be having their Invita- at Freedom Village where he cel- Finally, from the Classic session. Let’s get to the scores! tional tournament this coming ebrated his 101st birthday July 7, Highs: Jan. 29–Gary McInerney We start things off this week Saturday and Sunday at 2004. According to his Forest Lanes 212-575, Matthew Simon 230- with the Disney/Pixar Bowling Brunswick West Covina Lanes. longtime teammates The Village is a 549, Tyler Cooke 184-505, C.C. continuing care retirement commu- Club for Jan. 31. Delaney Check-in is at 1:00 on Saturday Cole 206-484, Joshua Cooper, nity where he died peacefully and McCaslin (66 avg.) dropped a for the top 16 bowlers in each Scott Santos 213-480, Amanda quietly with his family present. “Bombshell” on the juniors by division. JAT points will be McInerney 193-463, Jonathan Usually, veteran tenpin bowler unloading with a 169-113/282 doubled for both divisions. Shepard 175-452, Nathan Julian celebrated his birthdays at For- series. Way to go! Other junior For the Farm Club, the for- Wendel 152-435, Talia Asato est Lanes. honor scores came from Bran- mat will be 6 match play games At Freedom Village he celebrated 182-428, Kayleigh Gates 147- don Rojo 142-261, Thomas on Saturday and 10 match play a second birthday with members of 415, Kristie Fujita 156-415, Cortez 126-248, Haden games on Sunday, followed by two Leisure World bowling leagues Misha Stevenson 141-393, Tom Leigh (left) Secretary of San Fernando Valley Youth Oliphant 124-219, Logan a top 5 TV style roll-off. Check- and sweeper clubs. Alyssa Laxamana 132-385, and Bowling Association presents Matt Cormack his 300 ring Kelsey 116-214, and Joseph in for Sunday will be announced Doris Oznent, secretary of Forest Jennifer Daniel 124-368. Feb. and state plaque. Matt shot his 300 in the JAT Farm Club at Lanes’ Monday Gil Jay League made Trejo 116-211. Meanwhile the on Saturday. 5–Tyler Cooke 212-202/612, Chaparral Lanes on January 23, 2005. the announcement with a moment of crew from “Unsolved Myster- These are the Farm Club Scott Santos 21-220/607, Gary silence; friend Dom Liburdi rolled the ies” was on hand to decipher the members by order of their ac- McInerney 181-527, David Wil- “final” ball. question: What happened to the cumulative season points: liams 176-502, Brandon Goble got interested in tenpins Adults? We had Kyle Jimmy Sandusky - J.R. about 32 years ago, here, and about Mullikin 176-497, Matthew Masuyama 178-331, Kevin Monteith - Jeremy Glover - 50 years ago in his home state of New Wardour 163-477, Nathan Shaw 167-315, Crystal Ryan Aguilar - Tyler Hirashima York. Wendel 198-475, Kristie Fujita Raymond 138-263, Mark Sager - Alyse McGinnes - Aarik Torres Goble was a civil engineer from 192-468, Joshua Cooper 169- 122-211, Mike Northern 124- - Caycee Landers - Dayton Cornell U. He told exciting tales about 467, C.C. Cole 165-463, Tim the projects he worked on, building 201, and Pam Whitwell 95-183. Crossley - Michael Fukuda - Eich 197-450, Michael Nomicos bridges and highways across the good Here’s the latest installment Brittany Page - J.D. Pelow - 167-449, Talia Asato 168-448, old USA. He said, most of the way it of Gable House’s answer to the Matt Cormack - Aaron Steinberg Amanda McInerney 180-443, was a challenge, politically, economi- Hatfields and McCoys, the Fam- - James Hawkins - Michael Thomas Williams 178-441, cally and physically. With a smile, ily Feud. Nathan Wendel led all Bronstein. The alternates are he’d say, America isn’t flat, we’ve got Matthew Simon 149-439, with his 227-569 series, fol- Matthew Harris - Deanna some low and real high spots; hot and Donnell Jones 180-436, Jenni- lowed by Gary McInerney 221- Carrillo - Cory Koyanagi - cold, swampy and dry. fer Daniel 149-409, Kayleigh 565, Andrew Fontenot 189-530, Natalie Jimenez - Patrick He bowled coast-to-coast. His Gates 158-387, and Cassy Brandon Mullikin 203-520, Synder. scores, nothing to brag about, how- Eicher 148-382. ever, who could say, “I bowled my C.C. Cole 183-507, Cassy If your name appears above That will do it for this week. way across the nation”. Eicher 137-376, and Kelsey and you have not contacted me I have it on good authority that The last few years, were the most Mitchell 131-354. For the to confirm your attendance, the Gable House Youth did well fun, in his ’98-99 season in the adults, we had Richie Driver please do so immediately at 310- over the weekend at Cal Bowl Midweekeer, he posted a 137 average. 238-268/674, Bob Finnell 224- 244-5129. He also enjoyed bowling in Forest for the Singles/Doubles portion Tom Leigh (right) presents Alyse McGinnes with a 700 series 215/626, Ron Range 216-606, The Girls Jr. All-Stars will be Lanes’ Friday Gil Jay Jackpot of SEDYBA City Tournament. watch that she earned in the Greater L.A. Junior All-Stars, Pat Coyne 222-574, Doug Ayers returning to the lanes after a sweeper; he’d take advance of his We come back for more this she was also presented a plaque for her 742. GREAT! 201-546, Heather Robedeau month off for various tourna- handicap. It seemed he would get one coming Sunday morning at 179-485, and Dana Mitchell ments. They will follow the end big game each series, enough wood AMF Cerritos Lanes. Team to cash. 159-429. of the JAT Invitational Tourna- event check-in at 8 a.m., bowl According to Leisure World Bowl- The school color may be ment on Sunday, 2:00, at at 9 a.m., and be sure to BRING ing reporter, Norm Edgerton, Julian green, but the pins were seeing Brunswick West Covina Lanes. YOUR SANCTION CARDS!!! must have been a competitor—always red courtesy of South High Good luck to all, take care, and trying. School. This week’s heavy hit- Fountain Bowl Norm added, Julian loved his bowl- see you all next week. ters are Elliot Wong 164-446, OC Travelers ing alley birthdays. I remember as he Kelsey Mitchell 151-375, Jeff SED Jr. Travel cut his last cake here we sang, “Happy Samano 111-298, Damien by David Gordon 2nd Half Lead Birthday, Julian.” He smiled, “I’ll get Wojcik 100-295, Jeff Ahn 93- CANOGA PARK–The SED Jr. one more year—short a few months.” Travel held it’s latest session at Canoga LAKE FOREST — The 10- 247, and Zack Lindenmuth 81- Park Bowl this past Saturday. I must say team Tuesday-Noon Orange 214. the turnout of only seven bowlers was County Empire, South, Travel highly disappointing and shameful for Carol Williamsen Then comes our proverbial this league. The long distance and a con- League after 26 weeks of play Services Three 300 “bread and butter,” the Saturday flicting tournament were the main rea- finds Fountain Bowl #2, com- sons accepted for only a few of the squads. Reporting from the Pee bowlers. With only three regular sessions posed of Danny Bustamonte, Games At Forest Wees are this crazy quartet: to go, some members may really regret Harvey Tallmon, Richard By Frank Kietz Joshua Inouige 103-199, Chris- this past Saturday’s decision. LAKE FOREST — She looks cool, For those who did show up they ex- Munch and Lou Bustamonte, tian Capelouto 72-144, Garrett perienced some high scoring and a little heading the second half race. bowling and servicing three leagues, Kasai 74-143, and Justin Rivera appreciation of their dedication from me. Lou “B” led the quartet to a 3-1 68 teams, at Forest Lanes. For sure she 71-141. The high shooter of the day was is busy Wednesday (Slots of Fun) and Kevin Peterson giving us all a heart-race edge with a 237/597 series. Thursday (Hot Tamales); she got the Next up are the Junior Jam- with a near perfect 288-223/829 set. It Tom Leigh (right) presents Matt Jones with a load of goodies, Westminster #2 are overall won’t be long in coming Kevin. The honor award application paper work mers: Jan. 29 Anthony Cardenas other Kevin, (Jones) also broke the 800 a 300 watch and an 800 watch. Matt now has his choice of leaders with 56 points. started for Craig Shelley and James 161-439, Ryan Gabaldon 157- barrier with 222-225/808. Way to bowl which one to wear while bowling in the next Greater Junior Forest Lanes rolled a 930/ Hughes’ 300 games. Earlier in the year 399, Kyle Shore 143-397, Dou- gentlemen. L.A. All-Star Tournament. 2589 weekly high team series. in the Monday NFL League, Steve Other high scores on the day came Zimmerman got writ-up and now en- glas Meyer 145-381, Sebastian in from Anthony Williams 210-211/775, Bob Turner, Mike Jacoby and joys his ABC 300 ring. Coronel 131-377, Jared Eddie Sayles 231/761, Delano Ross 227/ RalphWingert continue to tally 730 and Brian Gonzales 214/730. How many honor scores has Carol Gabaldon 139-360, Nick Santos The league is taking a bye this week enough wood to keep their 200 applied for? 122-334, Colleen Tin 114-323, for the JAT Invitational Tournament but averages. I don’t know, easily in the thou- will resume on March 12th at AMF Catherine Shepard 106-316, Friendly Hills Lanes. I expect full atten- Westminster Bowl will host sands, she added, counting both Ashley McClurg 118-310, An- dance for the remainder of the season. the March 8th session. For more American Bowling Congress and thony Temprano 126-302, Chris We’ll see what can be done regarding information call Secretary Milt WIBC (women), maybe more. We make-ups, but don’t bank on it. have lots of good bowlers and many Cisneros, 949-581-5137. awards, local and national. In the early 60’s Carol was elected No Fishing secretary of a Salt Lake City league then moving to Orange County (Cali- fornia) she continued her string. She For Roberge says, I find it challenging, at times ex- by Roberta McNaught citing, always productive, like a cor- JATJUNIOR AMATEUR TOUR ANAHEIM–Brian Roberge poration, with a president, vice-presi- didn’t have to go fishing to land dents and me, secretary-treasurer. So. California’s Finest Junior Bowlers Carol’s corporate share holders a big one in the 590 Classic at (team and league mates) agree she is Open and Farm Club Divisions Linbrook. He chose the right fair, square, friendly, bowling knowl- line & hooked a 238, 245, edgeable (smarts) and handles a sharp 289,204/976 series. pencil. Oh, she’s fast, covers the 40- INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Three others joined the 900 lane center rapidly, fast enough to Club. Rob Roberts 289/917, Ri- never miss her turn to bowl. TOP 16 POINT LEADERS ONLY Jan, the lady who handles league Tom Leigh (left) presents Samantha Jimenez with New Years chard Hand 257/907 and John sanctioning applications says, Carol Suprises. She received a watch for her 750 series bowled at Phillips 243/905. Williamsen is wonderful to work with, Brunswick West Covina Lanes Keystone Lanes, a 300 watch and a 746 plaque. All scores Chris DeMarco, for the sec- yes, we communicate a lot, she ser- Check in:Saturday, March 5th at 1PM bowled in the West Coast Elims. ond week, led the ladies with vices many of our members. 233/865. In 1982 Orange County Bowling Sunday March 6th at 8:30 AM More great scores were: John Association selected Carol “Secretary FOREST VICTOR BOWL of the Year”. The Awards Banquet ATTENDANCE REQUIRED BOTH DAYS FOREST LANES 8 GAMER February 27, 2005 Conway 234/858, Rod Cantrell booklet pointed out she was the first (At Forest Lanes) ADDITIONAL PRIZE MONEY FROM 224/855, Josh Rahm 234/845, 16 GAMES MATCH PLAY (6&10) WITH STEPLADDER February 26, 2005 VARIETY INSURANCE SERVICES woman secretary to be honored. No 675 S. Glendora Ave., West Covina • 626-960-3636 (FINAL STANDINGS) FINAL STANDINGS Eva Munson 211/809, Rose Wil- wonder: four leagues, nearly a 100 1. Don Jackson 1893$500.00 1. Brian Bringhurst 1188 $183.50 teams, counting the subs, more than 2. Mark Dyer 1140 151.00 liams 236/809, Roberta ENTRY FEE: $45 Per Bowler 2. Vernon Adams 1882 350.00 3. Jesse Correa 1126 121.00 500 men, women and a few kids 3. Steve Gurrieri 1874 200.00 4. Brian Menini 1123 91.00 McNaught 247, Troy Bradley Open Division Check The Website 5. John Burns 1101 61.00 (young people). 4. Darron Peters 1871 150.00 233, Frank Bellinder 227, Ed SIDEPOTS GAME 1 Currently, Slots of Fun, has 26 and Reply To [email protected] or 5. Evan Tolson 1863 120.00 Dean 246 45.00 6. George Billioux 1834 80.00 John Burns 236 12.50 Hermance 227, Lloyd Thierry teams; Hot Tamales 22 and National Call 805-523-1478 that you will be attending. Jeff Sheridan 236 12.50 BRACKET WINNERS GAME 2 226, Gloria Ferrulli 225, Bob Football League 20. All early leagues. If you are one of the 1st four alternates on the list Eddie Katz 130.00 Brian Bringhurst 253 45.00 Gosnell 225, Jerry Knight 225, It’s possible Carol will try for 45 Charles Willison 100.00 CarlHaarnack 244 12.50 Rick Kouri 244 12.50 years. She’s working on the summer Please let me know if you can attend and I will let Anton Funtek 85.00 GAME 3 Joy McGregor 223, Janet Ander- Steve Gurrieri 85.00 Mark 279 45.00 schedule now; she added, most of my you know Friday night if you will be needed Brian Menini 266 25.00 son 221, Marie Brooks 220, Bob Markiewicz 55.00 GAME 4 winter bowlers stay on and on. Check out our website at: www.jatbowling.org Steve Smith 25.00 Mark Dyer 257 45.00 Carolynne Schley 213, Diane Oh, Craig and James fill those 300 Lyle Rollins 10.00 Jesse Correa 25.00 The Youth Bowling Club of Amateur, PBA & WPBA Champions! GAME 5 Salinas 209, Karen Bagnall 207 game applications now—sooner you NEXT TOURNAMENT Brian Menini 267 45.00 March 12 at 1:00 p.m. Jason Dousharm 246 25.00 and Adrian Bradley 202. do, the quicker you’ll get your rings! Thursday, March 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 Another Big Turn-Out Expected For Canoga WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament At Park Bowl La Habra “300” Bowl, March 12-13 20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306 BOWL By Dick Sanders 818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS The return of the original two divisional finals format for the www.canogaparkbowl.com E-mail:[email protected] WCST is beginning to pay-off for bigger and better turn-out of entries. Super Seniors ages 60 and up, now have the opportunity of WINNETKA — Hi. Looking at the 2005 calendar we see entering the tournaments, and bowl for the regular division finals. that it’s already the month of March. The days are sure going All bowlers, both the seniors and super seniors enter the tourna- by fast. All that rain has the hillsides nice and green, flowers ment bowling for the regular division finals. Super Seniors not are blooming early for all to enjoy, and the blue sky just makes MOUNTAIN TIME making those finals, will then have their own divisional finals bowl- a person feel refreshed. By DICK STOEFFLER ing along side of the regular division on Sunday following the quali- Lots of scores to report from the bowlers at Canoga Park fying on Saturday. There must be at least 16 super seniors entering Bowl so here we go. LAS VEGAS, NV–Finally!! REAL bowling on the PBA show! the tournament to have 6 bowlers guaranteed to bowl their finals, Adult-Jr. Doubles: Michael Fonvergne did some good It was the Feb. 20 telecast of the U.S. Open from North Brunswick, no matter how many super seniors make the regular division finals. bowling with his 258-290/732, Michael Pollack 203-215-232/ N.J. THAT, folks, WAS THE GAME that built the sport. Chal- Super Seniors will have NO Choice where they bowl a finals. Their 650, Fred Carr 211-202-226/639, Andrew Krowne 212, lenge. Accuracy. Ability. Determination. highest qualifying score dictates where they will compete. 23 or Michael Djajich 215-219, David Beal 208, Barry Duboff 201. The PBA has various “conditions” ranging from the fairly easy more super seniors will guarantee 8 bowlers to their finals with the Phil-Am: Ely Palarca 242/577, Winston Gorriceta 200/558, (for the pro’s) to the difficult. Each condition has a name to identify same conditions of super seniors crossing over to the regular divi- Bernie Espiritu 215/535, Socorro King 167/470. it. On Feb. 20, the “special” U.S.Open pattern likely earned a new sion finals. For every Super Senior crossing over, an additional Viva Las Vegas: Scott Forbes 216-209/615, Vince Koeller name from many of the Pro’s during the course of the event... pay place will be added to the regular division prize fund. It should 244/614, Michael Ricca 202-205, Ruben Sarkissian 214, ”Bandini” would come to mind. work out, the senior division will be paid one cash place for every Deanna Pyka 178/473. Every shot became dramatic. Spares were vital. It was bowling three entries. River Maniacs: Jeannine Cummings had a nice 164-164- as it was intended, the sport we knew four or five decades ago. The On Saturday, March 12, 2005, the WCST Ebonite Singles, will 164 triplicate, Robert Battle 226-242-226/694, Guy Forbes big difference, the guys today each have a dozen bowling balls start at 12:30PM, with a check-in time of 12:00 Noon. This 32 lane 210-227-256/693, Ray Stoy 257-211/657, Sobeck Banuelos with them to supposedly “solve” any condition. They needed two- center can hold a maximum field of 80 bowlers with 5 bowlers to 276/645, Jesse Chastain 215-204-220/639, Rafael De Leon dozen. In the 50’s and 50’s, you brought ONE bowling ball with each pair of lanes. At the time of this article with a week to go, 205-236/620, Jason Kalmanson 279/615, Jessica Huling 235/ you. Period. A hard rubber gem. You used your personal ability to there were 67 bowlers signed up. $165.00 is the entry fee for cur- 595, Bridgette Swearngin 243/567, Jessica Mason 201/551, make the “moves” with your feet and the spots to try to find the rent WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00 to that fee. Bowlers Monise Kelly 539, Vicky Colburn 204/512, Robbie Weinsziehr range, then you would juggle your speed to get a better “carry.” due to re-new their Dues for the month of March 2005, must pay 509, Shauna Edwards 223 game, Tyler Stoy 213, Robert Hopefully. $60.00 if you are entering this tournament, or pay the guest fee of Galbraith 208-213, Jon Shephard 202. I guarantee you, there were times you felt like you had to hit the $15.00 added to your entry fee. New bowlers also have the oppor- Monday Nite Live: Bob Heyd 266-201-225/692, Jeff Pyka crack between two boards to get to the pocket. tunity to join for $60.00 Membership is good for one year from the 264-218/677, David Cook 214-210-223/647, Gino Russo 244- That’s pretty much what the PBA stars apparently faced. What time you sign up. A current WCST member must have bowled in at 233/612, Daniel Onestinghel 244/607, Chuck Molnar 236/602, was the result? IT brought the cream to the top: Walter Ray Will- least 4 WCST Tournaments in 2005 to be eligible for the final singles Georgia Garey 214/570, Carol Casuga 518, Pat Doolittle 506. iams, Mika Koivuniemi, Patrick Allen and Chris Barnes. It was tournament of the year, that will have $2500.00 added from Ebon- Pinbusters: Jean Bomar 200/509, Candy Adams 499, absolutely great. Mika beat Walter Ray 212-179, but the game was ite Bowling Ball Sales at each tournament site. Susan Barnhart 202 game. up for grabs until the last two-frames ... and in spite of Walter Ray Finals on Sunday, March 13, 2005, for both divisions will start Copper Bucket: Russell Yeager 210-233/624, Richard bowling best. Allen then tied Mika at 194 in the stepladder finals at 8:30AM. Number of finalists and games bowled determined by Alajarin 215-216/602, Irma Spang 521, Mark Woslum 212 and it took a pair of overtime frames for Allen to win with a nine- WCST Chart on Saturday following the qualifying. (Note), if there game. pin count in the strikeless roll-off in the title match, Chris Barnes are 11 to 15 super seniors entered, then a 4 man step-ladder finals 500 Classic: Carol Asher 568, Patricia Peskin 225/560, won 213-212. I fell off the couch four-times! on Saturday, following the qualifying. Judy Valazza 228/547, Karen McDonald 522, Jeanne Ehlers In that championship game, Chris HAD to strike in the 10th, Call the WCST Office now to make your reservations for this 520, Mary Lauer 215 game. then get at least nine and a spare. THAT strike, on that condition tournament. 760-363-8141. The Classics: Jerry Lovell 225/669, Mike Witt 215/612, may have been the greatest clutch shot ever, on the PBA show. He Rich Colella 225/595, Terri Justin 577, Pam Findl 215/570, left a 4-pin in the 11th, but converting it for $100,000 might be Pictures taken at Forest Lanes February 20th Leah Hoffman 570, Tina Enriquez 209/557, Linda Lowande Chris’ choice of his greatest shot ... nothing was a “gimme,” and 217/553, and Jim Howell 214 game, Debbie Sawa 214, Jay frankly, every shot in every match had you on the edge of your Tonnies 211. seat. Bnai Brith Classic: Michael Halem 667, Art Harris 665, Put that condition down every week and the PBA excitement Marc Schwartz 244/659, Thomas Flynn 643, Alan Rothstein would double the viewers, or more, in no time. 248/637, and Jerry Gross 257 game,John David 234, Jay But then, you couldn’t expect the PBA powers that be to do Davies 233. something that clever. On 2/27 it was right back to “strike-o-rama” Pick A Ball (4-games): Mike Willis 251/841, Mike with five-board spot area for making strikes ... unless, of course, Pavlowsky 234/772, Patricia Gross 201/656, Cathy Mundo you fell down during your approach, which cut your chances of 620, and Percy Manansala 237 game, Keith Hinds 210, Sean striking by ... maybe 10%. Tonyan 201. Oh! On 2/27, the wonderfull geniuses got back to the gag-a- Party Animals: Bob Englehart 289/731, Michael Olson maggot trick shot segment, which is less exciting than watching a 719, Barry Simon 275/692, Ruben Sarkissian 684, John 5-year-old bumper bowl. That portion had been thankfully replaced Englehart 681, Melody Garcia 217/645, San Mitchell 215/610, on the U.S. Open show with a wonderful tribute to Dick Weber, Elizabeth Fonvergne 222/597, Rochelle Zenger 214/589, Flo exceptionally well done by John Petraglia and Carmen Salvino. Tanksley 527, and Frank W. Martinez Jr. 266 game, Dave Amazing. with the exception of the “Open,” the PBA offering Folck 264, Tom Leigh 258, Penny Allen 220. each Sunday this season has been an utter disaster, with less bowl- SFVCC Nikkei: Eiji Fukumoto 235/660, Stephen Sasaki ing than prior years, more blather and stupid trick stuff. Yet they, in WCST Super Seniors (left) Jim Thurmond of Hemet - 1st Place 655, Sam Fukumoto 244/646, Kenji Watanabe 244/631, Yuki spite of themselves, came up with one of the greatest shows, ever, Matsuba 233/628, Junko Fujita 245/586, Noriko Fukunaga in the long history of TV tenpins on Feb 20. But then, even in the & Vaughn Doody o f Las Vegas 2nd. 220/584, and Shig Kamimura 237 game. Open, they went way overtime, managing to squeeze three-games Comedians: Barry Simon 269-236/701, Chris Husby 245- (instead of four) into an hour and 45-minutes. But this one was 240-202/687, Rick Hoffman 212-214-246/672, Dan Kline 243- worth every second. 234/659, R. Greenzweight 220-247/647, Dan Stipkovich 225- PS: I wonder if the PBA braintrust in Seattle comes up with the 246/639, Robert Battle 246-227/635, Mark May 242/623, April inane questions Randy Pedersen asks the bowlers in the weekly Willsey 566, Peggy DeGrasse 201/542, Sharon Rhatigan 535, interview, or are they sent in by first-graders? Get rid of this mess Stella Johnson 223/534, Lori Cole 522, Carol Asher 213 game. ... get a 4th game back on the air. Geez! No wonder the PBA is See you next week. Take care. losing their-er... rear ... monetarily every year! Dick Weber was a friend of Ol’ Steff...and so was just about Canoga Park Jrs. Canoga Park Srs. everybody who ever picked up a bowling ball. Stories by the ton WINNETKA — Hi. The month of WINNETKA — Hi. Are you enjoy- have been written about Weber since he passed. I would sum it up March is already here, with St. ing the nice weather, now that the Patrick’s Day, the first day of Spring, rain is giving us a break? It’s “Se- by saying: Dick Weber was the greatest thing to ever happen to Spring Break and Easter just around nior Time” so let’s get right to bowling, in every respect, in every facet. He will never be replaced, the corner. The juniors here at those scores from Canoga Park he will forever be sorely missed. God bless, my friend. Please save Canoga Park Bowl reported their Bowl. me a good seat to watch your matches, up there!!! league scores so let’s take a look at 39’ers Senior Trio: Cal Vogt 247/ them. 667 was the top man, followed by Editors Note: This is one man’s opinion of the PBA Tour shows. Adult-Jr. Doubles: Louis Fonvergne Rick Greenzweight 259/650, Ed If you have an opinion we will give you space also. E-mail us at 233/570, Erica Pollack 200/565, Vic- Cornish 623, Don Segien 222/598, [email protected]. WCST Singles winners (L-R) Joel Wilhite 2nd, Kevin Gannon tor Ramirez 208/547, Jeff Duboff 190/ Al Reiswig 598, Mary Lauer 201/ 514, Sharon Weger 168/484, Jenni- 548, Lil Baker 173/506, Doris Champion & Marv Sargent 3rd. fer Pyka 172/450, J. Beh- Simmons 181/490, Patricia Mohr Johnasghary 158/441, Justin Neglia 219/478, Norma F. Kelwin 439 and 155/425, Mathew Rollin 155/372. Dave Folck 231 game, John Leichman Alley Kats: Lou Minerva O’Donoghue 223, Carol Wareberg 105, David Hernandez 91, Elvia 180. Carrillo 85, Amanda Jarvis 78, Brandy Funtimers: Very nice bowling by Prytherch 74, Henry Martinez 61, Al Reiswig 236-233-258/727 with Joshua Haas 59, Maria Mora 40, Dave Folck 200-205-220/625, Bill BowlersImage Ruben Morales 36, Irene Cazares 29. Robb 217-209/624, Robert Adams Pro Shop & Embroidery Kingpins: Ethan Deane 137/262, 203/548, Hung Lay Quon 189/520, Tracy Hodge 153/257, Sammie Davis Jackie Becker 182/462, Bertha Memo & SPANKY Rosales 124/236, Destry Walker 138/225, Willard 175/457, Donna Mae Brown 10534 Lower Azusa Road ◆ El Monte Ca 91731 Curtis Genschow 114/225, Kent 150/427, Marilyn Bigman 164/423, Schockley 121/208, Alison Dickson Margaret Hebard 151/408. Phone: 626.350.1012 98/161, Mirriam Moldonodo 87/139. Keep bowling those good scores Email:[email protected] Junior Royals: Emmanuel Lakhan and we’ll be back next week to re- Located Inside Action Lanes 277/629, Eric Miller 201/576, Kevin port them. See ya. Gross 213/576, Noel Sosa 185/498, Sharon Weger 181/485, Stephanie SOUTHWEST Young 171/478, Brian Miller 153/427, KING OF THE HILL TOURNAMENT Jennifer Pyka 144/396, Michelle (At Southwest Bowl) Watenmaker 99/265. February 27, 2005 Bantam All-Stars: Julia Frias 74/ FINAL STANDINGS 173. 1. Jon Miller 695 $250.00 Junior Hawaiian/Australian Singles: 2. Fero Williams 658 100.00 3. Tariq Shamsidee 601 75.00 Eric Miller 233/851, Louis Fonvergne SIDEPOTS GAME 1 228/816, Scott Englehart 203/740, 1. Jon Miller 231 40.00 Sharon Weger 189/723, Matt Hause 2. Chip Pettiford 214 20.00 685, Jennifer Pyka 184/625 and Matt GAME 2 Cormack 207 game. 1. Marcus Lemons 234 40.00 Until next week, have fun and en- 2. Alonzo Lemons 210 20.00 joy your bowling. GAME 3 1. Jon Miller 259 40.00 2. Fero Williams 256 20.00 NEXT TOURNAMENT: March 13, 2005 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

LAKEWOOD — Hi. Brown 210-201/588, 238-224-221/683, Rick 544, Audrey Johnson All you no-tappers get Pat Erwin 210/582, Bob Llaneta 214-225-225/ 143-158-120/421, Ed- ready for Cal Bowl’s Webb 214/586, Dollie 664, Charles Veals 225- ward Johnson 175-118- monthly No-Tap this Castillo 529, Orvil Price 193-240/658, Wendell 164/457, Willie Young FRIDAY Saturday, March 5 at 201/515, Ben Salcido Ledbetter 233-224-200/ 169-197-180/546, Art 6:00 p.m. Entry fee is 203/529. 657, Ellis Houston 185- Nelson 122-142-152/ $40 with optional CAL STARS 216-189/600, Robert 416, Gene Hammons sidepots. It’s a six gamer Leona Bellitti 155- Thomas 213-202, 155-125-120/400, NO-TAP so call your friends and 176-226/557, Shanna Charles Quaife (?) 203, James Johnson 172- come on over. See you Hernandez 166-180- Don Kelly 202, Clark 213-225/610, John on the lanes. 195/541, Alice Tavares VandenBerg 200, Dou- Brider 181-181-185/ Time to take a look at 168-180-188/536, Gale glas Dixon 224, Rudy 547, Mac McNealy 156- 3 GAMES those high scores from Cervantes 126-183-226/ Munzon 200-204, Ed 155-134/445, Joe the league bowlers. 535, Gail Olson 213- Stoute 205, Dale Parks McDonald 161-176- GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS 201-151/565, Vi Wilson 208, Jerry Giron 213, 151/488, Rachel Bright Every Friday Rudy Munzon 237/ 167-173-197/537, Richard Munch 219, 123-137-115/375, 636, Tony Tangalin 620, Kathy Eaton 133-145- Walter Millsap 212-212, Connie Lopez 100-133- Wendell Ledbetter 588, 225/503, Becky Carroll B.J. Theiss 232, Jerry 107/340, Rosalind Har- Jim Burke 247-222- 160-137-213/510, Stotts 204, Terry Binuya ris 102-86-99/287, Fred At 1:00 PM 234/708, Ken Holliday Darlene Hom 154-196- 202, Chuck Ashton 202, Contreras 173-167-180/ 554, Al Williams 691, 157/507, Jane Sim- Fred Meisel 235, Pat 520, Albert Burnett 167- Willie Burkhalter 545, mons 193-179-144/516. Kinard 224, Chazz 181-164/512, Josh $15 ENTRY FEE Carol Klein 543, Katie WEDNESDAY Elgin 201, Boylee Hudson 206-235-194/ Oliviera 506, John MIXED FIVE Inocente 213, Rico 635, Nancy Carter 121- Sherman 522, Doris Guy Hunsinger 191- Layton 200, Don Keith 115-113/349, Eva Includes Singles, 3-6-9 White 518, Boylee 223-157/671, John 202, Ed Brown 222, Hammons 77-70-86/ Inocente 629, Stan Lynch 256-208-188/ Ronald McClain Sr. 213, Freddy Ford Jr. Murren 231/606, Josh 652, Don Ott 173-203- 225, Walter Gist 205, 147-150-107/404. Sidepots, Insurance Hudson 593, BJ Theiss 245/621, Shannon John Dunn 214. BIG BEAR 568, John Dunn 517, Santos 194-185-222/ CAL BOWLEROS Rick Llaneta 267- & Scratch Series John Mathews 627, 601, Jay Wilson 172- Kathy Allen 204/565, 246-177/690, Joseph Clifford Schad 532, 200-237/609, David Carole Fischer 200/561, Lopes 231-279-228/ James Smith 570, Barraza 208-214, Daryl Betty Moss 214/557, 738, Jimmy Hamilton 3-6-9 Pot = $392.00 Walter Gist 588, Tony Brandt 220, Ray Clair Gail Olson 203/546, 236-233-207/676, Morones 681, Ben 208, Richard Dubuke Betty Phillips 542, Emmerson Wafer 228- McDiarmid 160-184- don Mims 243-201-201/ Alferos 548, Steve Jas- 200-204, T. D. Gilson Leona Belletti 218/536, 238-225/691, Ward 171/515, Elaine 645, Carole Fischer per 546, Ed Brown 226- 214, Tee Magee 215, Cathy Wyatt 525, Keenan 210-238-227/ Robinson 172-173-178/ 235-210/641, Vince 223-258/707, Walter Steve Rhodes 207, Roseanne Stensrud 207. 675, Ken Nakagawa 523. Bauer 231-223/629, Millsap 579, Donald Chuck Robinson 219, SCRATCH THIS 195-243-213/651, Roy RECYCLED TEENS Ray Minter 227-201/ Jones 531, Ken Seiple Doug Sanders 239, LEAGUE Cunningham 236-211- Ken Holliday 221/ 601, Scott Clydesdale Sr. 538, Margo McClain Arnold Smith 212-218, Allan Lee 244-186- 199/646, Matthew Basa 625, Ken Seiple Sr. 574, 225, James Matthews 502, Ron McClain 640, Mary Stockberger 210, 236/666, Andy Abbott 187-259-198/644, Wilfredo Panton 584, 213-202, Norman Jim Padgett 279/677, Albert Viernes 223. 192-247-227/666, Paul Freddie Catamisan 177- Boylee Inocente 214/ McKinley 211, Robert Bob Stickney 266/610, SENIOR MENS TRIO Cruz 239-202-212/653, 237-227/641, Al 611, Jim Burke 229/610, Mount 205, Rodney Henry Hom 560, Chuck Jimmy Hamilton Andy Clark 203-201- Duncan 215-222-200/ Terry Binuya 565, King 201, James High Patterson 598, Etta Fox 252-208-258/718, 223/627, Tom Freid 637, Edward Cabs 215- Willie Burkhalter 567, 200. 500, Joe Erwin 558, Gerald Lunceford 193- 214-221-189/624, Mark 235-184/634, Edward Frank Grandstaff 559, ELKS & FRIENDS Robert Thomas 520, 214-205/612, Ken Vaona 182-224-208/ Julian 225-224-192/ Eduardo Buhay 225/ Jerry Cant 204-289- Jerry Stotts 584, Seiple Sr. 219-213-189/ 614, Frank Rossello 641, Sid Nakagawa 187- 616, Rico Cayton 581, 237/730, B. J. 233-236- Wilfredo Panton 558, 621, Vince Cervantes 206-214-193/613, Brian 227-216/630, John Ed Brown 246/629, Bob 219/688, Fred Faniel Chuck Ashton 531, Al 184-222-212/618, McBroom 182-164- Dunn 211-186-232/629, Stickney 235/624, 207-290-178/675, Ortiz 527. Sonny Dew 228-253- 255/601, Kent Donald San Pedro 211- Walter Millsap 219/616, Emmerson Wafer 249- FUNSTERS 201/682, Larry Gallo- Steckbeck 205-187- 189-215/615, Roy Mel Anderson 233/530, 222-190/661, Ron Ben Alferos 208/527, way 246-208-187/641, 206/598, Al Demers Flounoil 215-179-217/ Hugh Kemp 536, Don Heath 212-212-202/ Don Kelly 204/565, Douglas Johnson 244- 190-235-164/589. 611, Pilbert Colian 225- Matthews 548, Frank 626, Kyle Mestas 210- Arthur Montgomery 226-217/687, Clarence SUNSET MIXED 168-217/610, Ralph Fernandez 548, Ernie 244-216/670, Jeff 217/525, Chuck Matthews 224-197-204/ FOUR Buckles 209-208-193/ Jackson 543, Earl George 202-276/653, Morrissey 206/505, 625, Ken Holliday 205- (2-20) Robert Mount 610, Joe Knapp 162- Hullett 574, Kathy Allen Ed Brown 618, Gary Tom Spencer 229/576, 227-191/623, Clarence 236-233/667, Ray 234-212/608, Christy 511, Katie Oliviera 508, Kowarsch 619, Eric Dodie Sajonas 528, Ed Turner 172-215-219/ Minter 248/606, Estimo 229-224-179/ Lola Pickel 550, Pat Snow 603, Gary Wright McLean 235/602, Art 606, Paul Reynolds Michael Buck 222, 632, Lois Estrada 172- Nichols 513. 614. Crook 247/585, Jerry 158-224-236/618, Josh Scott Clydesdale 203, CORONA LADIES FRIDAY NO-TAP 150-211/533, Valerie FEBRUARY 25, 2005 Stotts 201/534, Norma Hudson 189-265-191/ Carole Fischer 203. Colian 168-167-216/ Game 1: Lorrene 1. Shorty Ramos 919 $60.00 2. Monica Allgeier 889 40.00 Davis 512, Curtis 645, Charles Gleason YOUNG AT HEART 551, Peggy Nakagawa Frazier 242, Betty 3. Larry Neri 870 30.00 Whaley 213/553, Jim 214-246-173/633, Al Ella Phillips 130- 202-155-181/538, Lee Green 241; Game 2: 4. Josh Hudson 834 23.00 SIDEPOTS Burke 209/566, Don Williams 176-267-164/ 108-109/347, Jacque Theiss (sub) 206-224- Lanice Smith 193, Dee 1. Shorty Ramos, hdcp. 318 34.00 607, Cecil Knighton Donaldson 118-125-93/ Montoya 180; Game 3: 2. Rick Hunter, scr. 300 34.00 Harold 500, Frank 190/620, Jamie Laramie 3. Jeff Pickel, hdcp. 323 34.00 Krezan 512, Chuck 191-238-216/645, John 336, Morene Simon 180-171-173/524, Shirley Dohrman 256, 3-6-9 — $392.00 No winner Ashton 506, Bob Mathews 185-247-172/ 155-153-175/483, Ellis Dawn Langer 201-195- Joyce Freeman 238, INSURANCE Stickeny 551, Don 604, Ralph Wingert Houston 175-231-139/ 154/550, Donna Basa Gail Unger 199. Ken Wright 34.00 SCRATCH SERIES POT Keith 535, Don 225-208-202/635, 545, Willie Creer 191- 174-168-178/520, SUNSET MIXED FOUR Shorty Ramos 865 34.00 James Burke 225-260- 171-182/544, Tom (2-27) Michael Buck NEXT TOURNAMENT Matthews 532, Josh Dottie Lawn (sub) 154- March 4th at 1:00 p.m. Hudson 218/595, Ed 200/685, Archie Stull Pettway 179-181-182/ 163-201/518, Betty 255-210-201/666, Bran- Thursday, March 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 9

Presents The Brunswick Invitational Sponsored by CalCal BoBowlingwling SupplSupplyy 3400 Gato Court • Riverside• (800) 367-4232 Ramon Torres Fires 300, Alan Steinberg 299 for Ring Honors by Randy Myers DOWNEY–Ramon Torres came out firing strikes early as he this week firing 252/672 to go with Greg Neuer’s 675 set to get strung together 12 in a row the first game but his team was unable three wins for his Boulevard Brakes team from Threadworks. TEAM STANDINGS to take advantage as Jeff Hickenbottom once again led his team Threadworks mostly struggled as James Maker 649 secured his A Division B Division to victory by rolling a near perfect 279 and the first game win team’s lone win with a 246 2nd game. 1. Royal Alliance ...... 4 1. Pro Approach-Lakewood ...... 4 over Al’s Bar Supply. Jeff finished with 687 while Derek Lee Prudential-Picarelli used a balanced attack in defeating provided plenty of support for T.D. Rowe with 245/256/228 and Overboost.Com. Bill Talbott 650, Maury Griffith 646, and Norm 2. T.D Rowe-$$$ ...... 3 2. Linder Insurance ...... 3 729. Al’s got their lone win the 3rd game with John Mongillo Smith 639 paced the winners. Overboost.Com misfired most of the 3. Bowlers Depot-W.Covina-$$ ... 3 3. Boulevard Brakes ...... 3 leading the way with 256. John finished with 669, Raul Rosales night as Lawrence Pena managed the only 600 for his team with 4. Bowlers Depot-Lake Forest ..... 3 4. Prudential-Picarelli ...... 3 657, and Torres staggered home with a 678. Alan Steinberg fol- 616. Prudential and Boulevard pair up next week, while Overboost 5. Family Amusement ...... 3 5. The Immel Team ...... 3 lowed up Ramon with a 299 2nd game to lead his team to victory gets Pro Approach – Downey. The Immel Team is becoming Team 6. Western Pacific ...... 3 6. Transcontinental Logistics-$$ .. 2 nd the 2 game as he finished the night with 732 for America’s Lend- BELLINDER as Missy shot a huge 277/719 to out score Dad Frank 7. Circle Athletics ...... 3 7. Reback’s Plumbing-$$$ ...... 2 ing. Circle Athletics came away with 3 wins behind the super and his fine 682 effort. Paul Noska 633 & Dave Scott 613 rounded 8. Strike Connection-$ ...... 1 8. Driver Insurance ...... 2 bowling of Tim Greenwood who powered his way to 256/275/ out the scoring. Exacticator Vise avoided the sweep by taking game 738 for the night’s third highest set. 3 behind Chauney “Mr. Smooth” Merritt and his SUPER POT win- 9. Tri Star Vending ...... 1 9. Freek Racing ...... 2 The rest of the “A” side action saw Royal Alliance sweep ning 258. The Immel Team gets 2nd Round Winner Transcon Logis- 10. Al’s Bar Supply-$ ...... 1 10. Threadworks ...... 1 Team STORM behind the efforts for Ramiro Garcia with 651 and tics next week. Speaking of Transcon, they came out firing vs. last 11. Parke Industries ...... 1 11. Pro Approach-Downey ...... 1 Vayle Floria 276/689. Team STORM was led by Arnold Cheesman week’s top team, Reback’s Plumbing with a huge 970 1st game be- 12. J.C. Spas ...... 1 12. Overboost.com ...... 1 with 648 who were snapped off the first two games by one and hind Dan Cerio 278 and Larry Gray 259. Reback’s didn’t back down 13. America’s Lending ...... 1 13. Exacticator Vise ...... 1 three pins respectively. Royal will match up with T.D. Rowe next however as they came back to take games 2 and 3 to gain the split. 14. Team Storm ...... 0 14. Etonic ...... 0 week. Bowler’s Depot – W.C. took 3 from STRIKE CONNEC- High scorers were Cerio 686, Steve Brode 653, while the Plumbers TION behind the solid bowling of Steve Gurrieri and his 686. were led by Scott Slocum 636 and Jason Carrillo 631.Reback’s will STRIKE was led by Tony Zuniga 259/656 and Zack Jellsey 248/ take on Drivers Insurance in week 2. Drivers followed Reback’s Week 1 of 8 in Round 4 639.Steve Salzman 643 led his Bowlers Depot – Lake Forest team lead by taking games 2 & 3 from Freek Racing with Paul Varela to 3 wins over J.C. Spas on a tough pair as only 3 bowlers man- stroking 248/237/679 to pace his team. Freek Racing was led by aged 600. Norm Black Sr. led J.C. Spas with 638. The two DE- Chris Makroglous‘s 269 first game to build a huge lead and hang POT teams match up next week. on to team totals. Freek Racing will battle it out next Monday with THIS WEEK’S Family Amusement jumped on Tri Star Vending behind the Threadworks. strikes of Memo Rosales 256 & Art Ouzenian 234 to nearly sweep The side pot scores were down from week’s past, as the first TOP TEN BOWLERS past Tri Star. Jamie Rovner fired 232/639 to back Jon Brandon’s week jitters kept many from getting in. 1st Game honors went to 224 to get the 2nd game victory by five pins. The self named “Beans Jeff Hickenbottom with 279, despite being second on his own pair, 1. 745 Billy Myers Jr. & Rice” Family Amusement team will be serving up strikes with with Vernon Adams fired 262 on the high side for 2nd. Game 2 saw Western Pacific next week. Western managed three wins vs. Parke Raul “Spanky” Rosales find the line after switching balls and fire 2. 744 Vernon Adams Industries as Larry Osterhoudt rolled 644 and Danny Cobbs 634. 258 to take 1st. Vernon Adams again took 2nd, but had to split the pot 3. 738 Tim Greenwood Parke was led by Mike Ashby 279/669 to get the 3rd game. Parke with Paul Varela as both shot 237. The last game went to Mr. Smooth, Industries will be kicking it with J.C. Spas, while America’s Lend- Chauney Merritt with his 258 to take home both the 3rd game and 4. 732 Alan Steinberg ing gets Team STORM. Super Pots for $395. 2nd place money went to Steve Guerrieri with 5. 729 Derek Lee On the “B” side of the house, Pro Approach – Lakewood fired 236. Vernon Adams captured the Series Pot with 744 thanks to team- the night’s high set as Billy Myers Jr.745, Vernon Adams 744, mate Billy Myers Jr. not getting in. What a team player that Billy 6. 719 Missy Bellinder and Paul Smith 709 made up three of the top seven scores to is! Congratulations to all the winners, especially Raul and Ramiro 7. 709 Paul Smith finish with 2754. They swept past an outgunned ETONIC team on their perfect games. that was led by James Mowrer 694. Myers Jr. and company will With only one team on each side getting a sweep, we have a lot 8. 698 James Mowrer battle it out with Linder Insurance next week as Linder Insurance of teams bunched up and ready to make a move for the round lead. overcame a disappointing first game loss to pull out three wins Next week should produce some huge numbers as everyone has 9. 694 Vayle Floria from Pro Approach – Downey. Linder was led by Terry Henson gotten a taste of Round Four and will come ready to score. Come 10. 689 Terry Hanson 697 while Mike Calvillo 665 spearheaded the Pro Approach – see all the high scoring action Monday night at 9 pm at Del Rio Downey’s efforts. Manager Mike Cammarata redeemed himself Lanes in Downey. Thanks again for checking in! 7502 E. Florence Ave. (562) 927-3351 Downey, CA 90240 Page 10 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005 Mike Pizarro wins ABT Orange County ters) and only costs $5 for a $8,000.00 Paid Out At Just A Bowl and $2,600 at Brunswick Orange Bowl chance at $1000. Remember, you still have 2 Brunswick Orange Bowl Feb 26 ORANGE–Mike Pizarro to his credit. He used a Colum- more tournaments left to get in Of Cherry’s won his fourth Amateur Bowlers bia White Dot drilled about 20 the required 10 entries for the AMATEUR BOWLERS TOUR (ABT) ORANGE SAN DIEGO . . . High scoring Tour (ABT) Championship at years ago for his win today. ABT/Storm Spring National 152 Entries @ $30.00 each $4,560 Kearny Mesa Bowl was all “Cherry’s” Brunswick Orange Bowl last Mike is a self-taught and self Tournament at Sam’sTown in Added by ABT $0 this past weekend, Dave Cherry’s that is! The top seeded left hander shot a Saturday, February 26, 2005 motivated bowler, but gives Las Vegas. The Classic Division Win, Place, Show $2,400 Total Paid Out $6,960 smooth 250 in the title match to capture during our one-day 4 game much credit and thanks to his is paying $40,000 for first place his second NABI championship. The

Beat-the-Board tournament. lovely wife, Mercy for always other stepladder finalists were Mike (plus a Progressive Pot) and the CLASSIC/MASTERS COMBINED FINAL STANDINGS Mike re-entered for our final being with him during his week- Masters Division will offer a Lopez, John Diaz, Robert Lee Jones & Nancy Fiebing. squad seeing the 999 that was ends bowling ABT tournaments. $10,000 first place with full Pro- PLACE NAME CITY SCORE PRIZE Strikes dominated the qualifying put up on the board on the 2pm He plans on using the money gressive Pot based on 300 en- 1 Mike Pizarro Covina 1016 $1100 competition as well. Mark Sanchez, Sr. from his win to go to the ABT/ Win, Place, & Show Pot $1500 rolled a whopping 813 series, capped squad by Stan Por and went out tries. The deadline for entries 2 Stan Por Long Beach 999 $550 with a 300 in the third game. Both scores and shot 261, 257, 240 and 258 Storm Spring Nationals in Las is March 18, 2005. Please call Win, Place, & Show Pot $900 were firsts for him, & he was rewarded 3 Brandon Owens Compton 996 $300 with handicap good for the Vegas in a few weeks. Mike us at (714) 898-7874 for more with a $500 from the club perpetual pot. st Win, Place, & Show Pot $0 $1,100 1 place prize plus an would like to thank Brunswick information or entry applica- Nine strikes in a row were bowled 4(TIE) Chris Anson Aliso Viejo 995 $150 Orange Bowl for hosting the by Jared Evans & Chuck Shoaf, glean- additional $1,500 in the Win, tions. Now is also the time to 4(TIE) Joe Abasolo Carson 995 $150 tournament this Saturday and ing $125 for each of them from the club Place, & Show Pot for a total of order additional shirts with your 6 John Boers Wildomar 977 $125 rd th th 7 Phil Diaz Temecula 975 $100 perpetual pot. Strikes in the 3 , 6 & 9 $2,600. Stan Por finished in sec- the fine staff of the Amateur name and ABT logo embroi- of the second qualifying game yielded ond place with his 999 handicap Bowlers Tour-Orange County dered on them. You must have 8 David Olson Long Beach 974 $98 9 Gil Romero Carson 971 $97 $30 each for Kevin Gregan, Bert set for $550 plus an additional Branch for an outstanding tour- your name and ABT logo on 10 Mike DeGrazio Brea 970 $96 Chadwick, Tom Brophy, Jones & $900 in the Win, Place, & Show nament week after week. your shirt to participate in the 11 Brian Yamanoha Torrance 965 $95 Fiebing. Guaranteed $50 sidepots went 12 Gerry Hingco Santa Ana 959 $94 to Doug Pence, Diaz, Shoaf, Evans (2), Pot for a total of $1,450. Finish- ABT member Nora Payne ABT/Storm Spring National Gregan (2), & Sanchez (2), with Diaz, drew the Mystery Pot of Gold 13 James Alvarado Hunt. Beach 958 $93 ing in third place for shooting a Tournament. ABT-2 Embroi- 14 John Grieco Sr. Harbor City 954 $92 Gregan & Sanchez being awarded Pizza 996 four game set with handi- game number (game #2), and dery has many shirts specially 15 Jim Hutchinson Yorba Linda 950 $91 Hut large pizza tickets as squad high roll- cap was Brandan Owens. He ABT member David Barsch priced for you to take to the 16 Gabe Hernandez Santa Ana 946 $90 ers. 17 Sandra Norby Tustin 943 $89 Our next NABI event is March 12th got $300 for his efforts. drew the score (293 with handi- ABT/Storm Spring National at Sunset Bowl. Details will be in the cap) after our final squad. After 18(TIE) Ralph Mendez San Diego 940 $88 Congratulations go out to our Tournament in Las Vegas. 18(TIE) Joe Balboa Santa Ana 940 $88 Bowling News next week. Join us on newest Champion, Mike going through all the scores Prices start as low as $20 for a 20 Armando Zavala Southgate 939 $86 the 12th … we’ll save a cookie for you!! Pizarro. He is 69 years old and from this weekend, we found a shirt with your name embroi- 21 David Barsch Orange 937 $85 is retired from the U.S. Navy. 1st chance winner good for dered on the back and an ABT 22(TIE) John Magill Jr. Whittier 933 $84 22(TIE) Gino Vassallo Garden Grove 933 $84 He is married to a wonderful $1000. logo. Just call (714) 898-7874 24 Johnny Tran Midway City 932 $83 lady-Mercy, and he has three Armando Zavala shot 293 for more information. 25 John Duehr Irvine 931 $82 grown children: Danny, Michael with handicap in Game #2 to The ABT staff and member- 26 Neil Gray Lakeside 930 $81 and Deana. He has been bowl- take home the $1000 Mystery 27(TIE) Joven Bolanos Cypress 928 $80 ship would like to thank Jeremy 27(TIE) Ken Bunnell Anaheim 928 $80 ing for 42 years and currently Pot of Gold. Congratulations Dewhurst and the fine staff at 29 Philip Braun Jamul 926 $77 bowls at Chaparral Lanes in San Armando. Remember, the Mys- Brunswick Orange Bowl for 30(TIE) Mark Payne Westminster 925 $76 30(TIE) Jeff Palmer Orange 925 $76 Dimas. Mike has a high game tery Pot of Gold is available to hosting our tournament last Sat- of 279 and a high series of 741 all members (Classic and Mas- urday. Our next scheduled event 152 Entries @ $30.00 each $4,560 will be this Saturday, March 5, Win, Place, & Show Pot $2,400 Mystery Pot $1,000 2005 at Forest Lanes. This will Added by ABT $0 be a special 4 game Beat-the- Champion Shirt $40 Board Classic and Masters Total Paid Out $8,000 Combined Singles tournament format. All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tournament. Squad times WANTED are at Noon, 2PM, and 4PM only. We will offer $100 sidepots at the Noon, 2pm and Head Mechanic Full Time • Benefits 4pm squads with just 20 en- trants. First place will be Contact Johnny at Kearny Mesa Bowl GUARANTEED at $800 for 7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. only a $50 entry fee. We will offer an estimated 1st place of San Diego, CA 92111 • 858-279-1501 $1,800 with our optional Win, Place, and Show Pot. We hope Pictured from left to right: ABT Director- Kristen Daleiden, to see you this Saturday at For- Champion-Mike Pizarro, Mercy Pizarro est Lanes.

all ABT tournaments are sponsored by Storm Products Inc. ABT ORANGE COUNTY This weekend’s tournament is a special one-day 4 game Beat-the-Board event

Classic & Masters Combined Tournament- Handicap 80% of 225

Saturday, March 5, 2005 Forest Lanes 2271 Centre Drive, Lake Forest (949) 770-0055

$1,800 1st place

Estimated with Win, Place, & Show Pot

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

Squad times: Saturday, March 5th Noon – 2pm- 4pm $100 sidepots on each squad with 20 entrants

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Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence, Downey (562) 927-3351

Saturday, March 12th, 2005

Classic & Masters Combined (4 game) Beat-the-Board tournament Handicap 80% of 225 $1,500 1st place With Win, Place, & Show Pot

FOR MORE DETAILED INFORMATION CALL (714)898-7874 OR SEE OUR WEBSITE at :www.abtorange.com Thursday, March 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 True Amateur Tournaments Finals February 5 thru 12, 2005 Texas Station Las Vegas, NV - Super Bowl Event - Best Value Anywhere TRUE AMATEUR TOURNAMENTS SUPER BOWL EVENT PAYS $20,000 TO MARK CLARK OF (CRESTWOOD, ILL) BRIAN WALLACE (LEXINGTON KY) WINS THE NEW TOYOTA TRUCK

FEBRUARY 12, 2005, LAS VE- PRIZES TOTALING $22,000 IN CASH Brad Ceraolo Robert Rowland TO QUALIFY TO WIN THE NEW 3 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 504 $550.00 GAS, NEVADA - THE TRUE AMA- AND FREE RE-ENRTIES AND FREE Jay Futrell Bobby Kimble TOYOTA TRUCK, BRIAN WALLACE 4 Macias, Alejandro - Mexico, MX 499 $500.00 TEUR TOURNAMENT (TAT) EVENT ETONIC BOWLING SHOES. Kennie Lane Joanna Attard AND ROBERT RASCH. BRIAN 5 Bernard, Michael - Tucson, AZ 495 $440.00 HELD AT TEXAS STATION GAM- THE THREE EBONITE SWEEPERS Tony Biondi Mitchell Hurewitz THREW A STRIKE AND ROBERT 6 NOEL, RONNIE ME - GRAHAM, wa 493 $420.00 7 Hahn, Stephen - Sterling, VA 482 $380.00 BLING HALL, HOTEL AND BOWL- PAID OUT 105 CASH SPOTS, WITH 12 Shaun Swindell Tim Bonneville GOT AN 8 COUNT IN THE ROLL OFF. 8 Blunt, Glenn - Northglenn, Co 480 $350.00 ING CENTER IN LAS VEGAS ONCE OTHER NON CASHERS WINNING Ryan Cosyns Dub Coleman 1ST BRIAN WALLACE 9 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 479 $320.00 AGAIN HAD RECORD ENTRIES. FREE EBONITE CHALLENGE FINALS Jeff Vssery Michael Wilk (LEXINGTON, KY) WINS 2005 10 Minotti, Todd - Oviedo, Fl 474 $300.00 THE HI ROLLER ALSO HAD IN- ENTRIES (WHICH INCLUDED A SEC- Tom Mangione David Pavilack TOYOTA TUNDRA TRUCK 11 CLARK, MARK - CRESTWOOD, IL 473 $260.00 CREASED ENTRIES, THEIR NEW OND HIGH PERFORMANCE BALL Steven Hahn Nelson Tchir 2ND ROBERT RASCH $1000.00 12 Johnson, Chris - WOODBRIDGE, VA 470 $240.00 FORMAT WORKED WELL FOR AND FREE DRILLING). 12 MORE Mike Mullin George Parker 3RD JOHN CONGRO $1000.00 13 Pritts, Ted - Mesquite, TX 469 $215.00 THEM. PAIRS OF ETONIC SHOES WERE Tom Heniff Bruce Steffani 4TH RON GARDE $1000.00 14 Struck, Ray - ORLAND PARK, IL 469 $215.00 15 Jones, James - Ft. Worth, TX 466 $200.00 TAT INCREASES PRIZE GIVEN AWAY TO NON-CASHERS. GLenn Blunt Frank Camilleri 5TH KATIE VERBAL $1000.00 6TH BRIAN TINSLEY $1000.00 16 WILK, DAVID - UPLAND, ca 463 $182.50 FUND”AGAIN THIS YEAR, WE THE MAIN FINALS TOOK AP- Derek Petty Roger LeClair TIES SHARE PRIZES 17 Hahn, Stephen - Sterling, VA 463 $182.50 RAISED THE PRIZE FUND IN THE PROXIMATELY 7 HOURS TO FINISH, Cory Lustig Benny Oman 7TH JORDAN ETZIG $500.00 18 Atkins, Robert - Montgomery, AL 462 $175.00 FIRST 2 ROUNDS OF THE FINALS,” WITH THE LAST MATCH ENDING AT Chris Forry Gary Yamasaki 8TH STEVE SHERRELL $500.00 19 DOLE, ANDY - LAFAYETTE, IN 461 $170.00 SAID TOURNAMENT FOUNDER 11:00 PM. THE LANES WERE BUZZING Michael Bradley Robert Yadao 9TH STEVE HARLOW $500.00 20 Ray, Michael - Howerbranch, GA 460 $165.00 ED McWILLIAMS. IN ALL, 160 FI- WITH ANTICIPATION TO SEE WHO Wayne Harris Lemire Schmeglar 10TH DAVE WILK $500.00 21 HAMAGUCHI, STEVE - Escondido 457 $160.00 NALISTS RECEIVED EXTRA CASH WOULD BE ADDED BACK IN BY Aaron Murray Lawrence McClantoc 11TH BILLY BAUER $375.00 22 Minotti, Todd - Oviedo, Fl 456 $155.00 23 Nadeau, Dan - Grand Jnt., CO 455 $147.50 ABOVE THE ADVERTISED MINI- SCORE IN ALL 6 ROUNDS. THE COM- Kari Schwager Mike Stout 12TH STEVE SMITH $375.00 13TH DUSTIN BARR 216.66 24 Goergen, Bo - sauford, MI 455 $147.50 MUMS. PLETE RESULTS ARE POSTED Michael Dugen Anthony Pasqua 14TH JASON MCLEARY 216.66 25 EVANS, JARED - LAKESIDE, CA 454 $140.00 BOWLERS CAME TO THE LAS ROUND BY ROUND ON OUR Eva Jonsson Randy Johnson 15TH MIKE HESTERWORTH 216.66 26 Lopez, Lance - Sacramento, Ca 453 $135.00 VEGAS EVENT FROM ALL ACROSS WEBSITE AT: Jay Ashbaugh Bill Campbell 16TH BUDDY LANE 216.66 27 Cormier, Butch - Kissimmee, Fl 452 $130.00 THE COUNTRY, AND MANY CAME www.trueamateurtournaments.com Dan White Gordon Kilpatrick 17TH VERNON BARNES 216.66 28 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 449 $122.50 FROM OTHER CONTINENTS BOWLERS TOOK FULL ADVAN- Derwin Pitre Lance Lopez 18TH G. GUEVARA 216.66 29 Clayton, Terry - LAFAYETTE, IN 449 $122.50 AROUND THE WORLD. THE 7 TAGE OF THE EBONITE DEMO DAYS. Kristie Leong Ken Tones 19TH THOMAS BROWN 115.00 30 Weeks, Brian - Lawrenceville, GA 448 $107.50 31 Mountain, Nick - Henderson, NV 448 $250.00 “AMATEUR ONLY” EVENTS WAS MANY RELATED THAT IT HELPED Anthony Vilotti Ken Muscato 20TH JOHN RUCKY 115.00 21ST KENNY STICKLER 115.00 205 bonus THE DRAW. THEM IN THE 7 SEPARATE TOURNA- Robert Patterson Ken Daily 22ND ERIC JOHNS 115.00 32 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 446 THE TAT PRIZE FUND WAS IN- MENTS. Carlos Tobon Oliver Collins 23RD DARREL BEAN 115.00 33 Sayers, Jason - DUBLIN, CA 446 CREASED IN THE FIRST ROUNDS “A MAJOR PORTION OF OUR SUC- Jon Zadel Paul White Jr. 24TH BILL HICKMAN 115.00 FIRST CHANCE Standings thru 2/7 MONDAY FINAL OF FINALS FROM $450 TO $500. FI- CESS COMES FROM OUR SPON- John Congro Jim Heinz 25TH WAYNE BLOMQUIST 115.00 STANDINGS12 FREE RE ENTRIS AND 16 PAIRS NALISTS ADVANCING FROM THE SORS,” SAID McWILLIAMS. “WITH- Mark Siders Pete Lopez 26TH JARED EVANS 115.00 OF ETONIC HIGH PERFORMANCE SHOES FIRST ROUND SAW PRIZES IN- OUT EBONITE INTERNATIONAL, Rick Arcaris ADVANCED FROM ROUND 2 27TH KRIS KRUEGER 115.00 WERE GIVEN AWAY IN THE 1ST CHANCE EVENT Pos Name - Hometown Pins Prize CREASED FROM $560 TO $600, ETONIC SHOES, BUDDIES PRO Dave Wilk $750 WINNERS 28TH TERRANCE COOK 115.00 29TH ALEJANDRO MACIAS 115.00 1 Nadeau, Dan - Grand Jnt., CO 524 $1000.00 WITH SECOND ROUND PRIZES SHOP.COM, ENTERPRISE RENT A Michael Ray Dan Nadeau 30TH JASON OSKERSON 15.00 2 Pitre, Derwin - Lafayette, LA 511 $508.33 $750. BOWLERS ADVANCING TO CAR, CONTINENTAL AIRLINES, AND Greg McMahan Dave Hurtt 31ST KWAME CANNADY 15.00 3 LEIDER, JOEL - ANDOVER, MA 511 $508.33 THE THIRD ROUND RECEIVED TEXAS STATION WE COULD NOT Skip Sansone Tony Cangialosi 32ND MIKE WILK 15.00 4 WILK, DAVID - UPLAND 511 $508.33 $1,000, AND THOSE ADVANCING HAVE THESE INCREDIBLE PRIZE Dwight Burns Jim Upson 33RD ANDY DOLE 15.00 5 Sanborn, Jason - N. LAS VEGAS, NV 508 $375.00 TO THE 4th ROUND CASHED FOR FUNDS FOR AMATEUR BOWLERS.” John Schessler Brian Easley 34TH ROGER FITZWILLIAM 15.00 6 HARA, RICK - MT. PROSPECT, IL 504 $350.00 $1,400. SURVIVORS TO THE 5th THE NEXT TRUE AMATEUR Don Downing Brian Eardley 35TH ROY CRY 15.00 7 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 490 $320.00 8 CLARK, KRISTIE - OAKLAWN, IL 488 $320.00 ROUND TOOK HOME $2,250. TOURNAMENT EVENT IS SCHED- John Conroy Williams Rodgers 36TH ROBERT PIROOZSHAD 15.00 37TH DAVID PAVILACK 15.00 9 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 484 $300.00 THE EXCITING FINAL MATCH ULED FOR EARLY JULY. THE DATES Louie Manzella Paul Glassner 38TH ROGER LEtOURNEAU 15.00 10 Siders, Mark - Columbus, OH 483 $280.00 PITTED THE SURVIVING FOUR WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THE NEXT Paul Willey Alex Cavagnaro 39TH ROBERT ATKINS 15.00 11 MC CLEARY, JASON - CEN POINT 482 $270.00 CONTESTANTS BOWLING ONE 10 DAYS. Steven Hardy Jim Wolcott 40TH PAUL TABAKA 15.00 12 TINSLEY, BRIAN KLAMATH FALLS 481 $255.00 GAME TO CLAIM THE GUARAN- ALL PARTICIPANTS RECEIVED Craig Auerbach Art Brown 41ST PAUL WHITE JR. 15.00 13 Eckley, James Sr - LAS VEGAS, NV 480 $255.00 TEED PRIZES. THE $20,000 TOP THE NEWEST EBONITE HIGH PER- Pat Danforth Jeff Robertson 42ND PAT DANFORTH 15.00 14 Gallery, Mike - Glendale, AZ 478 $225.00 PRIZE WAS WON BY MARK FORMANCE BALL ( XCEL IN 2 VER- Lloyd Spivey Steve Thornton 43RD STEVE LUSTIG 15.00 15 KLERK, CHRIS - TEMPE, AZ 477 $220.00 16 DALE, STEPHEN - NEWTON, NH 472 $205.00 CLARK (CRESTWOOD, ILL). SEC- SIONS DULL OR PEARL) OVER 1,000 James Kraemer Tim Burkhardt 44TH DAN PATTERSON 15.00 45TH SHAUN CROSSLEY 15.00 17 LANDRAM, JIT - LAS VEGAS, NV 471 $197.50 OND PLACE WAS SECURED BY BALLS WERE GIVEN AWAY. MANY OF Brian Cavey Justin Gibbons 46TH TYLER BURROWS 15.00 18 Eckley, James Sr - LAS VEGAS, NV 471 $197.50 LAS VEGAS LOCAL JIT LANDRAM THE SQUADS RAN AT NEAR Eric Johns Frans Claus 47TH MIKE HILLER 15.00 19 Singer, Rod 470 $187.50 WHO WON $15,000. BRIAN WEEKS, CAPICITY FROM THE FIRST TO THE Ronnie Noel Jay Lang Monday Sweeper Official Standings 20 Holliday, William - Las Vegas, NV 470 $187.50 (LAWRENCE, GA) TOOK THE LAST DAY. (180 PER SQUAD) John Young Ed Smaglik 1 IN 6 CASH RATIO= 4 PAIRS OF HIGH PER- 21 Young, John - Edgewood, NM 470 $187.50 THIRD PLACE PRIZE OF $10,000, FINALS FORMAT: FIRST 3 John Broderson Dan Patterson FORMANCE ETONIC SHOES AND 4 EBON- 22 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 470 $187.50 AND THE $5,000 FOURTH PLACE ROUNDS BY DIVISIONS- 4 SEPARATE Michael Warren Brian Tinsley ITE CHALLENGE FINALS ENTRY WERE 23 Brodersen, John - Helena, MT 468 $180.00 24 Biondi, Tony - Orlando, FL 465 $179.00 CHECK WENT TO STEVE SMITH DIVISIONS. DIVISIONS WERE KEPT Todd Minotti Darrly McDuffie DIVEN AWAY IN EACH OF THE 3 SWEEP- ERS (24 TOTAL) 25 Jackson, Greg - LOS ANGELES, CA 461 $175.00 (SAN DIEGO,CA). TOGETHER FOR 3 ROUNDS. Robert Lemar Bo Goergen Pos Name - Hometown Pins Prize 26 Campbell, Denny - ALSIP, IL 461 $175.00 ALL PARTICIPANTS RECEIVED FIRST ROUND 6 ON A PAIR 4 AD- Brian Weber Ryan Boyd 1 Anderson, Ken,-Fenton, MO 525 $1000.00 27 Crossley, Shaun - Las Vegas, NV 460 $168.50 EITHER A DULL OR PEARL EBON- VANCE, 5 ON A PAIR 3 ADVANCE, 4 ADVANCED FROM ROUND 1 Mike Keough 2 Singer, Rod 516 $675.00 28 Johnson, Randy - Cambridge, WI 460 $168.50 ITE XCEL HIGH PERFORMANCE ON A PAIR 3 ADVANCE. PLUS ADD INS $600 WINNERS Tom Smith 3 Pitre, Derwin - Lafayette, LA 516 $675.00 29 Walls, Deven - LAWNDALE, CA 460 $168.50 BALL. OVER 1,000 BALLS WERE BY DIVISION TO CREATE 5 ON A PAIR Jerry Brunette Anthony Fontana 4 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 510 $500.00 30 TINSLEY, BRIAN KLAMATH FALL 460 $168.50 GIVEN AWAY. THROUGH-OUT THE COMPETITION. Ron Garde Peder Soderstrom 5 Pitre, Derwin - Lafayette, LA 509 $470.00 31 Brodersen, John - Helena, MT 459 $162.00 32 Kilpatrick, Gordon FORT COLLINS, 459 $162.00 MANY OF THE SQUADS RAN SECOND ROUND TO FINISH 2 PER Hal Wilbur Jim Hansen 6 Macias, Alejandro - Mexico, MX 505 $420.00 7 Williams, Fero - Gardena, CA 500 $380.00 33 Brown, Thomas - Lexington, NC 458 $158.50 AT NEAR CAPACITY FROM THE PAIR ADVANCE PLUS ADD INS BY Ken Worm Mike Polinsky 8 Auerbach, Craig - Nigara Falls, NY 494 $350.00 34 SLOCUM, LEVI - BALDWIN PARK 458 $158.50 FIRST TO THE LAST DAY. (180 PER SCORE. BOWLERS ONLY COMPETED Paul Wright Clarissa Munoz 9 THORNTON, STEVE MEDORSETENG492 $320.00 35 Spengler, Randy - NEWARK, CA 457 $155.00 SQUAD) WITH OTHERS ON THEIR PAIR. FREE Robert Bruce Roedonther Parker 10 Soloman, Kevin - RANDALLSTOWN 487 $300.00 36 Johnson, Gene - Brier, WA 457 $155.00 FREE ETONIC SHOES AND ETONIC SHOES AND FREE EBONITE Ed Roberts Bob Webb 11 McClantoc, Lawrence - Mobile, Al 486 $260.00 37 McDuffie, Darryl ME - Brooklyn, NY 456 $150.00 FREE EBONITE CHALLENGE FI- CHALLENGE FINALS ENTRIES WERE Bill Scuillion Paul Passarrino 12 Barr, Dustin - Albert Lea, MN 482 $223.33 38 Soloman, Kevin - RANDALLSTOWN 455 $132.75 NALS ENTRIES WERE GIVEN GIVEN AWAY IN ALL DIVISIONS ON Steven Boyer George Parker 13 Macias, Alejandro - Mexico, MX 482 $223.33 39 Sendelbach, Brian - Medford, OR 455 $132.75 40 Hamilton, Alex - Middlesex, ENG 455 $132.75 AWAY IN ALL DIVISIONS ON SUN- SUNDAY AND WED FOR A BOWLER Steve Guerrier Shawn Crossley 14 KAEA, DAVID ME - EQA, HI 482 $223.33 15 Mullin, Mike - Cpngers, NY 481 $192.50 41 HARA, RICK - MT. PROSPECT, IL 455 $132.75 DAY AND WEDNESDAY FOR A IN EACH DIVISION JUST MISSING Alejandro Macias Eric Stanberry 16 Collins, Oliver-RANDALLSTOWN 481 $192.50 42 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 454 $120.00 BOWLER IN EACH DIVISION JUST THE CUT. (8 OF EACH) Robert Piroozshad Jerry Flannery 17 Nadeau, Dan - Grand Jnt., CO 474 $180.00 43 Wikhede, Carl - Pitea, Swe 453 $107.50 MISSING THE CUT. (8 OF EACH) FINALIST $500 WINNERS Robert Volk Antonio Uribe 18 Gillians, Derek - Stocton, CA 468 $172.50 44 Smith, Steve - San Diego, CA 453 $107.50 THE REAL SHINING STAR OF EVERYONE WHO MADE THE FINALS Dave Lanza Ann Smith 19 KEOUGH, MIKE ME - STOCKTON 468 $172.50 45 LEIDER, JOEL - ANDOVER, MA 452 $102.50 THE TOURNAMENT WAS THE RECEIVED AT LEAST $500 Chris Webber Shawn Jenkins 20 Thonn, Shaun - Brigham City, Ut 467 $165.00 46 Hahn, Stephen - Sterling, VA 452 $102.50 EBONITE CHALLENGE FINALS. Anthony Scheff Mike Bernard Joel Leider 21 Patterson, Robbie ME - Tempe, AZ 466 $160.00 47 PASCUA,ANTHONYSACRAMENTO 451 $100.00 48 Calhoun, Tony - Banto, MD 451 $100.00 THE TEXAS STATION BOWLING Mike Hesterwerth Brian Dennis Bob Wagner 22 Zaruba, Rob - Las Vegas, NV 465 $155.00 23 Eardley, Brian - TOWSON, MD 463 $150.00 49 DALE, STEPHEN - NEWTON, NH 451 $100.00 CENTER WAS OVERFLOWING Scott Savage Bryan O’Keefe Greg Lantrip 24 Weeks, Brian - Lawrenceville, GA 461 $142.50 50 Smith, Tom - WILMINGTON, DE 451 $100.00 WITH EXCITEMENT. ALL THE Wayne Blomquist Charles Benson Gerardo Loredo 25 McClantoc, Lawrence - Mobile, Al 461 $142.50 51 Hahn, Stephen - Sterling, VA 450 MAIN TOURNAMENT FINALISTS Ruby Jim Kris Netherton Chris Dyar 26 Siders, Mark - Columbus, OH 458 $135.00 2ND CHANCE Standings thru 2/11 FRI FINAL WATCHED THE ELIMINATION Donny Karas Chris Klerk Jerry Calvin 27 Walls, Deven - LAWNDALE, CA 456 $130.00 STANDINGS 22 PAIRS OF ETONIC SHOES WERE PROCESS. THE EBONITE CREW, Adam Dahl Ray Cyr ADVANCED FROM ROUND 3 28 VANDEVANTER,RON-ColumbiaFall 454 $125.00 GIVEN AWAY IN THE SECOND CHANCE EVENT HEADED BY DAVE WODKA, DID A Anna Baer Jeremy Gardner $1000 WINNERS 29 PASCUA, ANTHONYSACRAMENTO453$120.00 Pos Name - Hometown Pins Prize 1 Eardley, Brian - TOWSON, MD 543 $1000.00 FANTASTIC JOB RUNNING THE Craig Spencer Fero Williams Darrell Umbarger 30 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILE 452 $115.00 31 Moore, Keith ROWLAND HEIGHTS 450 $110.00 2 SLOCUM, LEVI - BALDWIN PARK,CA534 $550.00 FINALS. A $10 ENTRY FEE FOR THE Bryan Green Trip Roberts Tony Matassa 32 Biegler, Rick - LAS VEGAS, NV 448 $50.00 3 HANSEN, JIM - ANCHORAGE, AK 534 $550.00 EBONITE CHALLENGE FINALS Andrew Luk Brian Main Danny Sustaita 33 Calhoun, Tony - Banto, MD 448 $50.00 4 CLARK, KRISTIE - OAKLAWN, IL 524 $425.00 PAID 31 CASH SPOTS. ALL PAR- Donald Huss Frank Davis Zara Glover 34 Lustig, Cory ME - Billings, MT 448 $50.00 5 Bernard, Michael - Tucson, AZ 523 $375.00 TICIPANTS IN THE FINALS RE- Robert Lamar Kenny Stickler Frank Devane 35 ZYSEK, TERRY - ATLANTA, GA 448 $50.00 6 Smaglik, Edward - W. Lafayette, IN 515 $350.00 CEIVED A SECOND EBONITE HIGH Kristie CLark Jesper Agerbo Art Nutley 36 Johns, Eric - Nioagara Falls, NY 447 7 Smaglik, Edward - W. Lafayette, IN 511 $320.00 PERFORMANCE BALL. 189 Michael Black John FInch Matt Jones 37 Lane, Kennie - Owing Mills, MD 447 8 SAVAGE, SCOTT - W. LAFAYETTE, IN 510 $320.00 9 MOORE, SCOTT - LEWISTON, mai 508 $320.00 BOWLERS WERE IN THE FINALS Shaun Gardner Chris Johnson Stephen Dale SWEEPER 2 Final Standings Wed 2/9/05 Pos Name - Hometown Pins Prize 10 PASCUA, ANTHONY SACRAMENTO501$300.00 WITH A 1 IN 6 CASH RATIO. 2 Kristina Velvick Mike Hiller Bob Butts 1 WORM, KEN - ST. LOUIS PARK, MN 484 $925.00 11 MARTIN, ANDREW - Oak Hill, VA 499 $280.00 BOWLERS OUT OF THE TOP SIX Sam Anazalone Rhino Page Chun Bae 2 Karch, Michael Edgewood, WA 484 $925.00 12 Ferguson, Herman - LOS ANGELES 498 $270.00 FINALISTS (TOP 6 ALL GUARAN- Vaughn Doody Tim Huska Cliff Kettle 3 Emerson, Gary - LAS VEGAS, NV 482 $650.00 13 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 496 $255.00 TEED $1,000 EACH) THREW 3 OF 5 Bobby Davis Richard Howell Richard Ray 4 Kirtley, David- ROHNERT PARK, CA 481 $500.00 14 ANDERSON, KEN - FENTON, MO 495 $255.00 STRIKES TO QUALIFY TO WIN THE Larry Cooper Jared Evans Mike Dupuis 5 Mello, Carl - Denham Springs, LA 465 $470.00 15 Martin, Chris - Seneca, SC 490 $225.00 NEW TOYOTA TRUCK. BRIAN Bryon Richmond Rob Leighton Morris Richardson 6 Carroll, David - Norcross, GA 462 $430.00 16 Stickler, Kenny - Columbus, OH 489 $220.00 17 SLOCUM, LEVI - BALDWIN PARK 489 $202.50 WALLACE (LEXINGTON, KY) WON Denny Campbell Tom Trongone Rod Singer 7 HAVLISH, TOM FRIDLEY, MN. 461 $400.00 8 Patterson, Dan - Pheonix, AZ 460 $350.00 18 Jew, Cal - Elmhurst, NY 487 $205.00 THE NEW TOYOTA TRUCK WITH Tom Havlish Glenda Andrews Jeff Clapp 9 Schessler, Ricky - Henderson, CO 459 $320.00 19 Clapp, Jeff - BLAINE, MN 485 $197.50 A STRIKE AND ROBERT RASCH Ken Anderson Mark Hebert $1400 WINNERS 10 Schessler, Ricky - Henderson, CO 458 $300.00 20 JACKSON, DON - BONITA, CA 485 $197.50 (LAS VEGAS) CAME IN SECOND Bud Adler Heidi Septer Charles Vennie 11 WORM, KEN - ST. LOUIS PARK, MN 457 $270.00 21 MASON, PAUL LAS VEGAS, NV 483 $192.00 WITH AN 8 COUNT IN THE ROLL Jim O’Nail Nietsch Johann Lee Brosius 12 Macias, Alejandro - Mexico, MX 457 $270.00 22 Murray, Aaron - Afton, TN 482 $188.00 OFF. Paul Gay Scott Turner Phil Platko 13 JACKSON, DON - BONITA, CA 456 $240.00 23 BLOMQUIST, WAYNE ME - Billings, MT481 THE TWO FREE “CHANCE” Andrew Martin Trish Holthausen Adam Anguiano 14 Guerrier, Steve - Rowland Hieghts, CA 455 $230.00 $185.00 24 WHITE, PAUL JR.- KLAMATH FALLS481 $185.00 TOURNAMENTS PAID OUT I50 Kevin Soloman Jim McKillip Bob Tonelli 15 EVANS, JAREDME - LAKESIDE, CA 453 $205.00 16 OATMAN, BILLY ME - Chicago, IL 453 $205.00 25 Flannery, Jerry - Las Vegas, NV 480 $178.33 Rob Leathers 17 MANGIONE, TOM - KENMERE, NY 452 $195.00 26 Cosyns, Ryan - Broomfield, CO 480 $178.33 Mike Karch 18 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 451 $190.00 27 Campbell, Bill ME - LOVELAND, CO480 $178.33 $2250 WINNERS 19 Guerrier, Steve - Rowland Hieghts, CA 449 $185.00 28 HARLOW, STEVE - SABATTOS, MAI 477 $174.00 Shaun Thonn 20 LECLAIR, ROGER - Clackamas, OR 448 $180.00 29 MARTIN, ANDREW - Oak Hill, VA 476 $168.00 Scott Pohl 21 Weber, Steve - Chalmette, LA 443 $174.00 30 Jones, James - Ft. Worth, TX 475 $171.00 Chris Hans 22 Campbell, Bill - LOVELAND, CO 443 $174.00 31 LESTAGE, DAVID - BIDDEDORD, 475 $171.00 32 Dayton, Dave - Reno, NV 473 $166.00 Tom Adcock 23 Anguiano, Adam - Temple, TX 442 $165.00 24 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 440 $157.50 33 CLARK, KRISTIE - OAKLAWN, IL 473 $159.33 4TH PLACE WINNER 25 Doody, Vaughn - LAS VEGAS, NV. 440 $157.50 34 Wilber, Hal - LAS VEGAS, NV 473 $166.00 STEVE SMITH $ 5,000 26 Hartzell, Kyle - Easton, PA 435 $147.50 35 Blunt, Glenn - Northglenn, Co 472 $161.00 3RD PLACE WINNER 27 Kilpatrick, Gordon FORT COLLINS, 435 $147.50 36 Ray, Richard - Surfside Beach, SC 472 $161.00 BRIAN WEEKS $ 10,000 28 O’Nail, Jimmie - Chino, CA 432 $140.00 37 Glassner, Paul - Portland, OR 472 $161.00 2ND PLACE WINNER 29 Weber, Steve - Chalmette, LA 431 $132.50 38 CLARK, MARK - CRESTWOOD, IL 471 $158.00 JIT LANDRAM $ 15,000 30 KLERK, CHRIS ME - TEMPE, AZ 431 $132.50 39 LECLAIR, ROGER - Clackamas, OR 470 $153.33 40 SEPTER, HEIDI - LAS VEGAS, NV 470 $153.33 1ST PLACE WINNER 31 Smith, Tom - WILMINGTON, DE 430 $125.00 32 ANDERSON, BILL - FORT WORTH 429 $120.00 41 NUTLEY, ART ME - Tinley Park, IL 470 $153.33 MARK CLARK $ 20,000 33 LANE, CHAD - VENTURA, CA 427 $115.00 42 NUTLEY, ART ME - Tinley Park, IL 470 $127.75 EBONITE CHALLENGE FINALS 34 EVANS, JARED ME LAKESIDE, CA 426 $110.00 43 Johnson, Gene - Brier, WA 469 $137.50 A $10 ENTRY FEE FOR THE EBO- 35 Hahn, Stephen - Sterling, VA 424 $101.67 44 Petty, Derek - Centerville, VA 469 $137.50 NITE CHALLENGE FINALS PAID 31 36 Dyer, Mark - Moreno Valley, CA 424 $101.67 45 Stepniak, Joe - ARVADA, CO 466 $131.00 CASH SPOTS, ALL PARTICIPANTS IN 37 Spivey, Lloyd - Myrtle Bea 424 $101.67 46 Massey, Jared - LAFAYETTE, IN 465 $122.50 THE FINALS RECEIVED A SECOND 38 Biondi, Tony - Orlando, FL 422 $100.00 47 Spoto, Dennis - PATTERSON, NJ 465 $122.50 48 Wilber, Hal - LAS VEGAS, NV 465 $100.00 HIGH PERFORMANCE BALL.189 39 Pena, Ricky - VENTURA, CA 420 $100.00 40 Wallace, Brian - Lexington, KY 417 49 Murray, Aaron - Afton, TN 463 $66.67 BOWLERS WERE IN THE FINALS SWEEPER Standings thru 2/10 THUR 10pm Swp 50 ASHBAUGH, JAY - PFLUGERVILLE 463 $66.67 WITH A 1 IN 6 CASH RATIO. Pos Name - Hometown Pins Prize 51 ANDERSON, KEN - FENTON, MO 463 $66.67 (L-R) Brian Weeks $10,000, Jit Landram $15,000, Tiffany from Texas Station, Mark Clark Winner $20,000, Dave Wodka 2 BOWLERS, OUT OF THE SIX 1 Roberts, Ed - Braintree, MA 531$1000.00 52 NETHERTON, KRIS -SACREMENTO 462 Ebonite Intl, Ed McWilliams TAT Founder, Steve Smith $5,000. Photo by Frenchy Letourneau thanks Ed TAT. FINALISTS THREW 3 OF 5 STRIKES 2 Schissler, Ricky - Henderson, CO 524 $700.00 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005 GABLE HOUSE BOWL 22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance • 310-378-2265 TORRANCE — Hi bowlers here at Gable House Bowl. Have you signed up for our St. Patrick’s Day No-Tap Tournament on Sat- SAN BERNARDINO — Hello and welcome to Del Rosa urday, March 12 at 6:00 p.m.? Do it now. It’s only $20 per person STUDIO CITY — Hello and welcome back to PINZ Bowl- Lanes where we have some good scores to report from the ing Center where the bowlers have some neat scores to re- with separate mens and womens divisions. The entry fee includes past week. corn beef and cabbage dinner, lineage, sidepots and prize fund. Extra port. Easter and Spring Break are in March this year, so if you Judson Baptist: Bob Walter 210/576, Matt Molony 217, have visitors bring them over and have some fun bowling. dinners are $6. Childcare is available PBA, PCB, LPBT cardholders Marty Perry 189/463. not eligible to bowl. Handicap is 80% of 200. Ed & Company: Garrett Beach 209/557, LT Togafau 225- You don’t have to worry about the weather when you’re bowl- Planning a Birthday Party and worried about the weather? Call ing at PINZ. us at 310-378-2265, Monday thru Friday, 12:00-5:00 p.m., and we’ll 222, Mary Jo Medley-Jones 193/485. Mt. Commercial: Cliff Chandler 532, GuyAssini 224, Bar- Banco Popular Adult-Junior: Tina Rukstalis 211/567, be glad to help you plan a Bowling Birthday Party for Kids or Adults. Brad Lander 216/539. There’s a tie for first place in week 19 Party packages are available. bara Bobroff 155/428, Jewel Warfield 155. Here are the top scores from our league bowles... Capri: Toni Futch 204/568. between Teams 5 and 3. Let’s see if there will be a change in Dirty County: Bobby Campagnale 216-279/664, Randy next week’s standings. Anchors Winter (wk 14) Phil Menduke ...... 156 Hoffman 214-225/626, Susan Reeder 515, Tiffany Sand 200. Kings & Queens: Russ Butner 226/563, Harry Kleinman Bill Meis ...... 191 Tom Bowlby ...... 454 Elks Invitational: Mike Haight 201/537, Donna Buckner Jim Parker ...... 177/490 Aviation Strikers (wk 22) 201/524, Lori Ellett 508. In week 22, Bald And Beautiful have 209/552. a good lead over second place Red Vines Revenge. Timothy Donnellan ...... 456 Jean Heaston ...... 177/465 Tues. S.B.T.A.: Matthew Tanner 205/564, Lori Fletcher Pat Ramsey ...... 162/437 Betty LaRock ...... 178/485 155/420. Twilighters: Jim Moore 242-222-212/676, Doak Masarik Cathy McCurdy ...... 147/409 Maria Tartaglia ...... 473 Crest Chevrolet: Jim Williams 548, Nathan Cooke 210, 258-207-205/670, Larry Schneider 204-222/618, Joe Borja (wk 15) (wk 23) Ashley Itaya 225/516. 257/604, Damond Taylor 221/591, Albert Canel 213 game, Jim Parker ...... 202/499 Ann Knight ...... 190 Willows: Barb Newman 502, Kathy Harris 179. Matt Risch 213, Ron Koblin 211-229, Jack Redding 222, Mavis Steve Blaco ...... 179 Maria Tartaglia ...... 179/500 Wednesday Vegas: Dick Browning 223-227/644, John Presler 170/505, Marilyn Riffle 502. In week 22 of the 36 week Timothy Donnellan ... 179/490 Char Eriksen ...... 484 Fitzgerald 234-201/620, George Thunstrom 234/606, Steve league’s second round there is now a tie for first between Cathy McCurdy ...... 174/487 Ball & Chains Winter Pellegrine 223/603, Jeff Hout 228/600, Harold Harmon Sr. The Tribe and Don’t Hate The Player. The standings are very Beverly Bates ...... 157/393 Freddie Samson ...... 235/639 237, Dale Conway 234, Howard Vasquez 225, Rolann Karper close in this league so anything can happen in a week. Stay Bayou Bowlers Michael Winn ...... 222/570 199/575. tuned. Wed. Wild Bunch: Bill Elliott 213/594, Diane Spence 203/ Jesse Pedroza ...... 257 Candy Wong ...... 170/442 Coffee & Donuts: Karen Wolkoff 202/499, Shirley Anton Funtek ...... 246 Laura Razo ...... 168 558, Jackie Farris 222, Pacita Baker 222. Laughlin Leftovers: Errin Robinson 230/598, Cissie Lucas Abramson 480. Team No. 7 has a comfortable lead over Team LaQuan Clay...... 665 Diane Gaines ...... 432 194/524. No. 2 in week 24. Bruce Shishido ...... 664 Laughlin HI Rollers Winter (wk 19) Santa Fe Mixed: Dale Conway 271/633, Tom Stringham Laurel Hall: Karen Collier 144/409, Carol Young 148/387, Lina Vaughn...... 200/514 John Sizemore ...... 251 236, Bob Lewis 234, Suelee Santero 202/564. Marcia Shourt 135/381, Diana Bassi 144/367. This is a four- Heather Robedeau ...... 191 Walt Snow ...... 236/590 S. B. County: Nick Assini 259-213/644. team league, with Team No. 3 in first with 41 games won over Joyce Gates ...... 191/517 Daryn Harkins ...... 632 Happy Gamblers: Steve Hill 213-215/583, Lisa deKorne Team No. 1 with 40.5. Mira Costa Winter Eileen Dettman ...... 206 212/560. Breakfast Club: Ann Ramer 172/487, Nancy Sherwood Betty Blotzke ...... 178/455 Elaine Bruland ...... 197/489 Good Times: Mike Mobley 202-279/646, Bobby 189/479, Frances Katz 181/470. Team No. 3 is 9 1/2 games Maria Tartaglia ...... 172/496 Sharon Allen ...... 511 Campagnale 233, Del Karper 231, Willie Chang Wo 229, Mixers Winter (wk 12) Laughlin HI Rollers Winter (wk 20) Angela Mobley 540, Janis Matthews 198, Bev Allo 198, Su- above Team No. 9 in week 22. Don Mickelson ...... 225 Jim Krautkramer ...... 222 san Ferrante 198. S.C.B.L.: Larry Day 230-216-200/646, C. Mitchell 208-218/ Royce Leeper ...... 214/575 James Grillo ...... 215/577 Friday Vegas: Don Nelson 223/587, Shanna Lyon 217/ 612, Brandon Leger 213/600, Dennis Farine 247/588, Jared Joe Riggio ...... 574 Paul McIntosh ...... 573 506. Trexel 212 game, Will Petrasich 212, Bob Hatch 210, Fred Shirley Lambert ...... 208/527 Sharon Allen ...... 179/526 Vegas West: John Zacharko 204/555, Crystal Sokoloski Coleman 221, Greg Steele 213, Byron Patterson 200, . Teams Joyce San Paolo ...... 193/486 Laura DeCasas ...... 175 484, Kelly Bonner 166. No. 18 and 28 are tied at 50 games won for second place in (wk 13) Eileen Dettman ...... 436 Slots Of Fun: Pedro Rojas 228/561, Victoria Sanchez 466, week 19 with Team 16 in first place with 51 games. Marty Witherspoon ... 236/583 Monday Mixed Trio Winter La Donna Eldridge 171. Funseekers: Ryan Barbato 224-203/593, Mark Mason Mac McKenzie ...... 225/561 Kenny Biller ...... 268 Weekend Roller: Rick Hudson 230-235-222/687, Bob 202/580, Tom Ocfemia 213 game, Ed Premetz 200, Jimmy Angela Cook ...... 187/475 Allan Will ...... 223 Scott 212-247-202/661, Jim Willenborg 278-205/657, Mike Nakunz 245-209/642, Gary Pomfret 232-232/638, Marty Zellinger 202, Mike Giamaro Jr. 204, Loren Larson 202, Co- Faye Garry ...... 179 James Stuard ...... 633 Nakunz 223-204-208/635, Maurice Chavez 233/610, Gary bra Armstrong 213, Nancy Berman 176/485. This league has Nancy Johnson ...... 487 Randy Fiel ...... 607 Stebbins 220/601, Rob Mielak 247, Keith Huckabee 234, Patty two halves so in this half at week 21 of 32, there’s a tie for first Pistols & Petticoats Winter (wk 25) Karen Fuentes ...... 195/554 Haynes 527, Helen Smith 200. between Teams No. 20 and 21 with 16 games each. Who will Tony Smith ...... 258 Marlene Pontius ...... 187/518 That’s all we have for this week. See you on the lanes. take it next week? Joe McKinzie ...... 258/733 Rainbowettes Winter (wk 22) It’s always fun to see how the bowlers are doing in their Bob Kann ...... 247/657 Christine Lillibridge . 223/558 Del Rosa Srs. Del Rosa Jrs. leagues so join us next week for more high scores and up- Esther Parker ...... 243/556 Lyn Baker ...... 208 SAN BERNARDINO — Hello se- SAN BERNARDINO — Hello. dates in their standings. See ya. Brenda Brashears ...... 208 Fran Saporito ...... 490 niors here at Del Rosa Lanes. Time We’re happy to be back with scores Brianna Forsyth ...... 550 (wk 23) to take a look at the scores re- from the juniors here at Del Rosa Pistols & Petticoats Winter (wk 26) Lyn Baker ...... 190/490 ported from the past week. Lanes. Young At Heart: Jim Alexander Little Rascals: Frank Godoy 86/ Bob Kann ...... 284 Sandi Cunningham ...... 180 560, Bob Lee 209, Betty Snow 541, 170, Erica Godoy 51/95. Frank Andriacchi ...... 247 Christine Lillibridge ...... 468 Maria Shields 214. Bantam Buddies: Allen Hively 113/ Richie Driver ...... 656 Ramblin Gamblers Park & Rec.: Frank Weiler 208- 306, Linda Zuniga 121/264. Larry Campbell...... 651 Helen Cheshire ...... 231 235/616, John Mikowski 208, Pincrackers: Chase Phillips 211/ Brianna Forsyth ...... 231/612 Vera Hutton...... 223 Everett Haydis 200, Nancy Johnson 488, Kayleigh Bowman 204/470. Pauline Leary ...... 205 Debbie Quezambra ...... 603 210/553. Strike Force: Adrian Ruiz 242/557, BowlersImage Afternooners: Frank Deluca 206/ Jason Holleman 207, Ashley Higgins Pro Shop & Embroidery Suzanne Spitsen ...... 546 Ginger Larmon ...... 585 562, Terry Mahlstedt 187/490. 160/413. Redondo Eagles Winter Redondo Elks Winter Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca Keep those scores coming and we’ll Memo & SPANKY Rosales Jerry Crum ...... 254 Bruce Williams ...... 259/644 198/535, Velma Bone 181/526. see you on the lanes. 10534 Lower Azusa Road ◆ El Monte Ca 91731 Gordon Grable ...... 243 Chuck Tomlinson ...... 225/598 Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Al Ward 830, 2. Charles Reither 762, 3. Pat Amico Phone: 626.350.1012 Deon Martin ...... 724 Jan Smart ...... 218/582 PINZ Jrs. Email:[email protected] 726, last, Chuck Taylor 634. STUDIO CITY — Hi. The juniors here Steven Ravaglia ...... 613 Chris Mahurien ...... 212/522 Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Bob Lee 777, at PINZ Bowling Center are holding their Located Inside Action Lanes Christine Marchello ...... 213 River Rats Winter ...... (wk 19) 2. Ed Wallace 755, 3. Doug Henley own and have scores for you. Norma Payne ...... 210 David Meade ...... 300/793 737, 4. Joe Burns 732, 5. Jim Banco Popular Sr. Scratch: Brittlan Marilyn Gill ...... 559 Dieon Johnson ...... 290/803 McGinty 731, last, Cari Burns 604. Halpern 213/700, Griffin Roth 186/681, Take the time to enjoy the week Josh Fisher 191/669, Leeanne Jilek 190/ Crystal McInerney ...... 525 Floreen Ramirez ...... 277/644 662, Karie Corbett 182/642, Erik Shaw and we’ll be back with more senior LOS ANGELES BOWLING SENATE Scatterpins Maureen Behare ...... 219 172/605, Kevin Gesell 162/552. Team scores from Del Rosa Lanes. No. 2 has a two game lead over Team of the National Bowling Association Pam Crotty ...... 192 Stacy Behare ...... 625 No. 1 in week 21. Sonnie Midkiff ...... 186 (wk 20) Banco Popular Sr. Galaxies: Joanna Vi Green ...... 517 David Kator ...... 300 PINZ Srs. Walker 177/487, Treven Goldsmith 177/ Ted E. Harris Memorial Sue Pinkston ...... 514 Donald Williams ...... 290 STUDIO CITY — Hello. This week 483, Molly Gruber 180/452, Neil Chanez we only have scores from the 158/436, Micah Jaffe 156/415, Nikolai ANNUAL CITY TOURNAMENT SEA Pioneer I (wk 22) Mark Kawaguchi ...... 781 Joslyn Seniors that bowl here at Berk 141/405, Natalie Weisman 146/ Jim Wolfinger Jr ...... 259 Dieon Johnson ...... 729 377, Jamie Spector 140/346. Team No. Sanctioned by TNBA, ABC, and WIBC PINZ Bowling Center on Thursdays 3 has a four game lead in week 21 over Larry Rigsby ...... 258/681 Patricia McAnally...... 246 at 9:30 a.m. Team No. 2. Conan Liu ...... 658 Stacy Behare ...... 243 Leading the scores was Lee Banco Popular Jr. Stars: Bill Lander CAL BOWL Jamey McElroy...... 224 Floreen Ramirez ...... 661 Waldorf with 206/557, followed by 135/358, Kari Burdzinski 124/352, Evan Gas Sumanpong 194/509, Fausto Burdzinski 130/349, Kimberly Walker Debbie Rikimaru ...... 208/564 Roxanne Meade ...... 658 Rondan 194/490. Bill Fleishman 126/343, Matt Parker 143/328, Brian 2500 Carson Blvd., Lakewood, CA 90712 Anne Locke ...... 545 St Margaret Mary Winter (wk 22) 173/477, Patty Romley 159/458, Ingoldsby 112/321, Tamar Garcia 116/ 320, Rachel Acacio 97/273. It’s a close (wk 23) Traci Traina ...... 225/519 Betty Dushkin 160/429, Mary race in week 21 with only a half game 562-421-8448 Jim Hill ...... 279 Pam Crotty ...... 193/482 Sorensen 177/427, Fredi Leibsen separating first and second place teams. Jim Wolfinger Jr ...... 278 (wk 23) 152/421, Rita Frischer 167/408, Banco Popular Adult-Junior: Andre April 2, 2005 thru April 10, 2005 Robert George ...... 673 Patricia Stanovich ...... 200 Kathy George 180/407, Audrey Stojka Jr. 236-203/616, Treven Gold- Bales 154/405, June Hoffman 148/ smith 171/501, Josh Fisher 168/452, Mixed Doubles Frank Ravaglia ...... 662 Andie Garcia ...... 194/495 391. Molly Gruber 185/425, Ethan Benstinger Debbie Rikimaru ...... 225/592 Pam Crotty ...... 497 Abe Landsman had a nice 144- 140/416. Week 19 shows a tie for first $2,500.00 1st Place* between Teams No. 5 and 3. Tami Suzuki ...... 197/549 Torrance Faculty Winter (wk 19) 143-142 stepladder. Until next time, take care and bowl Men/Women Team Mixed Team SEA Viking I Winter (wk 22) Aamod Shukla ...... 211/493 See you on the lanes. good. Art Vanick...... 235 Rich Koontz ...... 169/446 $2,500.00 1st Place* $2,500.00 1st Place* Conan Liu ...... 226/659 Wendy Atkinson ...... 197/521 *Based on entries • Optional Singles Event Ed Arenberg ...... 601 Jaimie Calhoun ...... 187/475 100% of the Prize Fund Returned Susan Fitzsimons ...... 205/536 (wk 20) Entry Fee: $25.00 per Event (Singles $10.00) Sheri Wendel...... 200/506 Rich Koontz ...... 190/540 The Entry Deadline is March 18, 2005 (wk 23) Michael Cairns ...... 171/448 Ed Arenberg ...... 258/665 Janice Bagge ...... 195 SAT. APRIL 2nd SUN. APRIL 3rd Charles Lansing ...... 234 Margo Crockett ...... 193 MIXED DOUBLES MEN/WOMEN TEAM Steve Feinberg ...... 607 Sandee Hickman ...... 511 9:00am, 5:00pm 9:00am, 12pm Jan Staws ...... 214 Joyce Barney ...... 483 MIXED TEAM Mary Jane Hoffsmith ...... 201 Wild Bunch Winter (wk 25) 11:00am, 3:00pm Lani Garrett ...... 538 Andy Morales ...... 269 Betty Brooks ...... 531 Richie Driver ...... 268/710 Vegas Gold Winter Shawn Kiedrowski ...... 695 SAT APRIL 9th SUN. APRIL 10th Tony Capelouto ...... 279 Marilyn Gill ...... 225/580 MIXED DOUBLES Ray Montillo...... 277/703 Lynda Olsen ...... 223/562 MIXED DOUBLES Ed Clark ...... 685 (wk 26) 11:00am, 1:30pm, 3:30pm 9:30am, 11:00am, 1:30pm Corralee Clark ...... 222/573 Rory Jackson ...... 258/733 3:30pm Tracey Michel ...... 214 Donne Swindall ...... 254 Louise Elliott ...... 580 Bob Aguilera ...... 695 Entry forms at your local Bowling Centers VIP’s Kathy Hamlin ...... 201/510 Eugene Richardson, Director 310-762-9589 Dallas Harrison ...... 169/424 Wendy Atkinson ...... 197 Vicki Darling 310-674-8606 Clyde Stuhlmacher ...... 169 Cindy Gerst-Provost ...... 517 Thursday, March 3, 2005 BOWLING NEWS Page 13 tie for the lead after qualifying 979 set. That did not stop Jarryd bowler by the name of Jason JST Champions. The JST would Spencer, Sickles, Bonifacini, & as both Travis Moreno and Bivins from shooting the high Ryther take the lead from the like to thank the staff and every- Carmichael Crowned JST Grant Surls shared the number game with a nice 268 game. first game on, bowling a nice one at AMF Hemet Lanes. They one spot with a huge 901 set. It Bonifacini would stay solid 278 game, and a huge 981 set. hosted a great event as always, Champions at Hemet was good for high series points, through match play and remain Just 6 bowlers would go to and made sure everything was st by Brian Carmichael and Surls will receive high game in 1 , as Jeremy Glover jumped match play, with all looking to in top notch for us. We would points for shooting a nice 276 a few spots into 2nd, Bivins mov- make the top 3 roll off. Ryther like to thank our sponsors once HEMET–The Junior Scratch bowlers as James Tidwell shot game in qualifying as well. ing from 6th to 3rd, and Augie would keep the nice bowling again, because without them, the Tour visited AMF Hemet Lanes the high game and high series Those two bowlers would still Guerrero shooting a nice 260 going, and keep himself in 1st. JST would not be possible, and in Hemet this past Sunday for of qualifying with a nice 219 be close after match play as game in the last game of match As Mathew Harris would stay would not be able to give out so the lone tournament in February. game, and 704 set. The cut was Moreno would edge Surls out by play to barely get himself into in 2nd, and Brian Carmichael much in scholarship money. Our There was a pretty good turnout to the top 8 for match play as just 9 pins for the top spot. With the roll off at 4th. The first match would roll a nice 277 game in a next JST tournament will be in with bowlers coming from all Tidwell rolled a huge 256 game Surls in 2nd, Robert Sickles of the roll off would be a high classic battle with William Jack- two weeks at New Yorba Linda over. But a huge turnout from in match play to keep his 1st would remain in 3rd, and Darryll shooting one, and a match for son in the final game of match Bowl on March 13th. This is a local bowlers made it an even place seed for the roll off. All Taylor Jr. would take 4th. The roll the ages. Guerrero rolled a nice play, to take the 3rd spot. mandatory pre-entry, and you bigger tournament, and some while Allie Ijams went up a spot off would see Sickles run up the 241 game, but would still go Carmichael took the momentum may do so by calling Butch or would make their presence into 2nd, Jason Spencer down a ladder, and win it all. Sickles down to Bivins great 255 game. from that match into the roll off Lenni Hesketh at (951) 684- known. The bowling was also on spot into 3rd, and Kevin Mcgee defeated Taylor Jr. 202-192 in Bivins would stay hot to shoot and rolled a 218 game to defeat 7941 by Saturday night, March the higher side, meaning it was in the 4th spot. The first match the first match, and then he went another great game of 235 to Harris’ 183 game. Carmichael 12th. We hope to see you all an exciting day with great bowl- of the roll off saw Spencer roll a on to defeat Surls in the next beat the lost Glover’s, 156. It was then looking for his second there. Remember the more ing and some great matches. solid 183 to defeat Mcgee’s 145. match 212-171. A new cham- was then another championship title of the season, and all-day bowlers that there are, than the With all the bowlers vying for Spencer then went on to shoot a pion would be crowned and as match with both bowlers look- leader Ryther would be looking higher the scholarship payouts the huge scholarships the JST 170 to beat Ijams 163 in a closer you know, Sickles would be the ing for their first JST wins of the for his first Open title ever. will be. So start spreading the has to offer, it was no wonder battle. Nerves were definitely in one, shooting a nice 267 game season. Bonifacini would shut Carmichael proved to be too word about the JST and all we the scores were up there. Thanks the bowlers in the championship to defeat Moreno’s 169. Con- Bivins out in the tenth, shooting much, as Ryther could not put have to offer. That is it for now, to our great sponsors B&W match, as both bowlers would be gratulations and great bowling a nice 225 game. Bivins would together enough strikes for a hope to see you at New Yorba Bowling Equipment, and Storm looking for their first JST wins. to Robert on his first JST Cham- show his class still, and get all 249-189 win for Carmichael. Linda, and keep up the practice. Bowling Products, the JST was Spencer would calm his down, pionship, good for the $75 three of the strikes in the tenth Congrats to Brian on his second able to give out $780 in this tour- and roll a game winning 190 scholarship and JST Champions for a nice 224 game. Great bowl- win of the season, good for the Advanced Lessons nament alone, to all the top plac- game to defeat Tidwell. Con- shirt. ing to Kacy on her JST win, and $100 scholarship. 1st Lesson is FREE ers in all four divisions as al- gratulations to Jason on his first Kacy Bonifacini was on fire congrats for receiving the $125 Great bowling out to every- Money Back st ways. win, good for the $60 scholar- in qualifying in the Advance 1 -place scholarship, and JST one once again and congratula- GUARANTEE! The Novice Div. had its big- ship and JST Champions shirt. Div. as she walked into match Champions shirt. tions to all the scholarship win- gest turnout of the season of 17 The Intermediate Div. saw a play as the leader with a huge The Open Div. saw a local ners, and new or now multiple Visit - rjhasit.com

LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice Meglemre WESTMINSTER- Doreen Join us for was at the Westminster Lanes control desk to welcome the league Monday and had the lanes ready for 20 minutes of practice session. It obviously helped scoring for the day, led our all-new by Karen Mauricio 206-588, and Joan Roper 222-584, which im- proved her previous 583 season high series for 160 and under division. Also, Doris Lewis 221-578, Wanda Baca 232-574, Cindy Pearce 200-572, Jean Waddlington 202-554, Darlene Waken 542, Mary DeFord 529, Cil Moons 524, Due McGill COSMIC 513, Brenda Johnson 510, Madeline Majick 505, Aresia McGee 504 and Ada Burri 201. With only three weeks left to the end of the schedule, the field narrows to the top four teams, Cal Bowl A, 53; Keystone A, 52; Westminster B, 51 and Del Rio A, 50. The rest of the league will be competing to move up the ladder for better pay-off in the BOWLING position prize fund. The indi- vidual and team high season cash prizes are still up for grabs and we can recall one year when a 275 game was high until the last day and Diane Elkins fired Light Show! 276. The Very Best Happy Birthday to Millie Harris, and Merlene Eash is of Laughlin… happy she won’t have to miss the last few weeks of the league be- EVERY FRIDAY AND Riverside Lanes! cause her other knee replace- ment is slated on Wednesday, • State-of-the-Art Brunswick April 6, the day after the league SATURDAY NIGHT AT… Equipment return from Vegas. NEXT WEEK: March 7, • Frameworx Automatic Scoring Fountain Bowl at 10 a.m. ALICE’S ADLIBS • Full Service Pro Shop Many of our Vegas league • 34 Lanes • Snack Bar participants, in the recently con- cluded OCWBA tournament, • 1404 Rooms & Suites scored well and will be among winners when the official tour- • 6 Plex THX Movie Theatre ney results are reported by sec- RIVERSIDE LANES • 7 Restaurants • 3 Lounges retary Cheryl Huntington. Also, President Cindy Miles reminds Book Sweepers or Group Reservations • 2 Nightclubs members to attend the 10 • 740 Space RV Park a.m.Annual Open Meeting, 1-888-590-2695 March 26, at the Claim Jumper, (Full-Hook-Up) 18050 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley on Saturday, March 26. • Large Arcade • Hall of Fame Bar A “no charge” continental break- • Race & Sports Book fast will be provided for memers. • Don’s Kid Kastle (supervised Following the meeting, the children’s play center) OCWBA Awards Luncheon (op- tional) will be spotlighted at • 2 Classic Auto Exhibit 12:30 p.m. and guests are wel- come. It will cost $16 per per- www.bowllaughlin.com Showrooms (Free Admission) son and you may call Cheryl at the office, (714) 544-0111 for more information. Page 14 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005

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Perfect Weather Great Entertainment Luxury Hotel Rooms Page 16 BOWLING NEWS Thursday, March 3, 2005 National Deaf Bowling News PICKWICK BOWL by Connie Marchione 921 W. Riverside Dr. Linbrook Bowling Center NEWS passed on to me by Bill Cozad, Director of National 201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253 Deaf Master Bowlers Association. Burbank – 818-842-7188 ANAHEIM — Hello bowlers here at Linbrook Bowling Center. On Jan. 24 Steve Buford, Cleveland hit 244-300-279 for an 823 By TISH series. This writer knew an Ohioan Warren Buford and wondered Reserve your spots now for our next Ozzie Scotch Doubles on March BURBANK–Who said it never rains in California? Seems we’ve 19th. Take a look at our ad on this page for our weekly events and if Steve is his son. Warren did bowl a 300 and this would be the specials. Any questions, please call us at 714-774-2253. Now for first deaf father and son with 300 games. had our fill but it still keeps coming. This puts a different twist to our weekly high scores. On Jan. 25, deaf ex-PBA member Gerald Buckingham, the term ‘sand bagging’ doesn’t it? Santa’s Gals & Guys Stan Evans ... 227, 203, 202-632 Fogelsville, Pa began his three nights roll of three 700 series, the No bagging in the Senior Swingers with scratch scores from Joe Molina ...... 252,215-650 Tim Perry ..... 252, 234, 220-706 first one with a 300 in it. On Tuesday night he rolled 215-300-267 Larry McDonald 225/616, Joe Russo 224/590, Pauline Long 184/ Carl Adinolfi ...... 224,216-602 Martin Alcala ...... 236 for a 782. That 300 is his 13th career perfecto. On Friday night Jan. 489, Seiki Tluczek 174 and Harriet Galloway 474. Handicap hon- Mel Wogomon ...... 240 Mike Wagner...... 246 - 623 28 Bucky hit 258-289-220 for a 767 and again on Tuesday night ors go to Enid Jacobsen 226/662 and Peg Nolan 630. Art Gutierrez ...... 209 Just Desserts Feb. 1 he bowled 278-278-193 for a 749. In that stretch, Bucky Monday 875 reeled in some high scratch scores from Mo Molia Lunch Bunch Scott Baysden ...... 256 used his Storm Extreme ball. 278/713, Dave Brubaker 258/698, Joanie Ceballos 211, Helen Vince Church ...... 233,254-670 Richard Minogue ...... 248 Owens 210/566 and Mary Ridlen 587. Handicap honors go to Carl Eggers ...... 237 Ben Philalack . 204,236,201-641 That was not over because Bucky reported that last Friday Feb. 25 he rolled his 14th career 300 and 707 series. He is indeed on a Jonathan Malden 293, Dan Kline 773, Cheryl Mikels 265/711 and Earl Liston ...... 217 Hank Wesseln ...... 216 Pat Gamponia 259/727. Pat Madonna ...... 205 Jack Pedre ...... 213,211-611 roll. Swinging Seniors Jack’s and Jill’s This writer recalled meeting Gerald Buckingham back in 1974 Awesome scores were reported in the Strong Arm Scratch Trios John Votjko ...... 203 David Olivas ...... 268 when he came from Philadelphia to bowl in the memorable largest from Barry Benaway 246/649, John Di Pietro Sr. 238/671, Cara Janine Hanigan ...... 203 Joe Caparco ...... 257,244-667 and most lavish deaf singles classic this writer conducted at the Cooper 234/638, Tish Plotkin 220 and Julieta Ward 548. Anaheim Secondary Teachers Keith Williams ...... 246-609 now gone Brunswick Wonderbowl in Downey. Bucky was a 19 Always outstanding, Robby’s Classic reported sweet scratch Kirk Blain ...... 234-620 Rick Sprout .... 210,216,214-640 years old 190 average bowler who aspired to be a PBA member scores from Chuck Blais 269, David Loke 268/750, William Pointer Rick Hays ...... 222 Rudy Tomaneng .... 209,202-614 when he gets another year of 190 average. He did joined PBA in 267, Bo Hawkins 750 and Andy Powers 727. Larry Haskin ...... 213 Rebecca Fessey ...... 207 L.A. Metro Telco wasn’t left out with great scratch scores from Ten Pins Genelle Williams ...... 204 late 1970’s and cashed in several PBA Eastern regionals. He quit PBA when the deaf tournaments prohibit PBA members. Dan Morse 278/683, Curtis Litzenberger 259/692, Karen Caldwell Tim Blough .... 246,225,208-679 Kathy Monteith ...... 201 199/589 and Alice Howard 193/521. Handicap high fives go to Steve Saybrook ..... 224,223-639 Go For 9 (No Tap) In his twenties and thirties Buckingham was a hot shot bowler Jim Devere ...... 267-631 Carl Stutzman ..... 234, 210,-644 in deaf national tournaments, winning the 1983 and 1994 Deaf Bill Couch 293 and Jim Shupe 731. Lloyd Carter ...... 221,217-619 Mike Vignola ...... 226, 250-677 Masters and most memorable in 1980 when he was runner-up in Handicap highs in the Orbits were Jan Levitt 234/677, Marlene Don Morrell ...... 236 Carl Adinolfi ...... 278, 235-715 both Deaf Masters and World Deaf Championship. He was also the Hutchison 230, Charlene Peale 223, Joan Jones 640 and Diane Tait No Knottcents Lloyd Carter ...... 208, 227-662 top qualifier in 1993 Masters but ended up as the runner-up. 636. Michael Byrd ...... 238,213-601 Andy Vincent ..... 263, 245 - 686 Congratulations to Laura Lee Daniel for winning her first West- Cartoon Network called it a wrap with team I Don’t Know Greg Blair ...... 224 Dale Junior High ern Women Professional Bowlers tournament at Camarillo. It is taking the championship. Last reported high scratch scores were Joaquin Gonzales ...... 224 Harol Gana ...... 136-361 good to see her at the top after so many top 5 finishes. Cozad and Bill Flores 180/327, Paul Douglas 170, Fred Reyes 333, Geri Kelly Phil Stricker ...... 224 Mark Ortiz ...... 114 161/295, Elisabeth Larkin 142 and Sandy Benenati 252. 3’S Company Rowdies this writer hope to see her competing along with Deaflympics No soggy scores in the I.C.F. with scratch highs from John Dorothy Woolsey ...... 214 Greg Pelton ...... 226 women’s Masters champion Lindy Decker in one of the National Bin Masaki ...... 208 Alan Augustine ...... 203 Deaf Master Bowlers tournament. Decker is the defending cham- Desantis 208/527, Phil Bartus 200, Dick Odone 498, Vi Major 193/ Melissa Adams ...... 206 Party Timers pion, having won the title last September at Orlando. 520, Marcie De Leonardis 188 and Bernie Poulsen 484. Handicap Executive Doubles Gary Reese ...... 248 honors go to Chuck Liberto 576 and Garnet Raviotta 229/635. Jeff Tiffin ...... 222,234,205-661 Garett Heffner ...... 276, 224 Guys & Dolls league was dancing in the rain with scratch scores Jeff Gilchrist ...... 217,244-659 Young Shin ...... 205, 242 Southern California Deaf Bowling News from Setu Molia 279/746, Robert Farias 275, Ray Moriarity 728, Bob Herman ...... 210,244-633 Joe Sangenito ...... 203,244 Missed Deaf Travel League Scores Last January Angela Wheeler 213/591, Sarah Wheeler 202/561, Maria Santillan Jeff Montgomery ...... 236 Ben Philalack ...... 245 by Connie Marchione 202 and Mary Kulper 202. Handicap honors go to Kathy Temple Ed Bish ...... 220 Anaheim Nisel With Darrell Stogryn and Ed Abakumoff away at the 247/690. 525 Lades Classic Sandy Viloria ...... 247 Staying on the high side, the Thursday Senior Foursome scratch Gloria Somma ...... 226 Joseph Louie ...... 201, 209 Deaflympics in Australia on this January 9th Deaf Travel’s stop at Gloria Ferrulli ...... 201, 208 Sat Oune ...... 205 Brunswick West Covina Lanes, only Dan Flores hit a 800. With the scores were John Kanda 192/534, Arnie Herrera 189, Jim Emery Kathy Stetzfant ...... 223 Mark Louie ...... 212 damp weather outside making the approaches sticky for the bowlers 516, Sue Rapp 187/474, Marcy Keables 164 and Barbara Teitel Dee Spargur ...... 213 Santa’s Super Savers but not Dan with his 225-203-198-202/828. Bob Jones had 235/ 458. Joy McGregor ..... 201, 234, 200 Jerry Roddam ...... 205 775 and Francisco Navarro 205-204/761. Librascope Trios mopped up with scratch scores from Ron Maas Thursday Juniors Tony Chaco ...... 216 Sharon Caldwell shot the ladies high series 894 as her Riverside 201, John Galloway 193/344, Mike Galloway 356, Vickie Maas Brandon Curtis ...... 215 Tom Shutes ...... 220, 212 - 620 team with absent Abakumoff made the league’s first 15-0 sweep 166/287 and Lynda Barrett 159/303. Handicap honors go to Pam Thursday Cypress College Pete Garcia ...... 204 over Los Angeles. Sharon won 5 points from Paul Taffolla and Gardy Maas 226/430 and Pam Wiley 398. Mike Cevallo ...... 223 - 601 P.B.I. Rodgers was unable to beat Abakumoff’s 188 average and River- Avoiding the downpour, Thursday 885 reported nice scratch Sons of Italy Al Mortola ...... 244 scores from Alan Handel 265, David Alaniz 261/671, Josh Ellis JR Sferruzza ...... 202 Anthony Borci ...... 233 side swept all team games. On this position round day leader South SL Plus D. Tayag ...... 202 Bay held on to its lead with a 8-7 win over 2nd place Anaheim, 710, Peggy Eklund 237/539 and Ella Mitchell 208/537. Handicap Stan Mcwain ...... 209 Romy Villalobos ...... 202 On January 23rd stop at Pickwick Bowl Bob Jones led the honor high fives go to James Hutchinson 282, Sue Hutchens 241 and Wilbert Calumpong ...... 202 Freddie Gutierrez ...... 243,200 roll with 182-232-214-255/883. Darrell Stogryn and Ed Abakumoff Donna Lucas 676. Brian Uy ...... 212 Saturday Juniors back home from the Deaflympics in Australia, rolled 201-268/827 There was a break in the clouds for scratch scores in the Sun- Magnolia Teachers & Friends Michael Nakahara 217 and 229-201/774 respectively. Andy Loenzo of leader South Bay day Vegas from Steve Di Bartolomeo 265/730, Joe Madden 254, Melissa Valentine ...... 203 4-4 Vegas had 205-214-201/773 as retained its lead although losing 6-9 to Vance Bennett 684, Ann Jones 213, Cheryl McDonald 208 and Thursday Mixed Seniors Judy Leitch ...... 215 Stogryn’s El Camino Village. The Villagers took over 2nd place as Julieta Ward 539. Handicap honors go to Shawn Isaacs 283, Witcha Ike Eisenacher ...... 204 Richard Garcia ..... 203, 228-624 Anaheim placed third one and half point back.. Veeraprasit 738 and Janell Chun 272/726. Walt Hooper ...... 203 Robert Curtis ...... 204 - 610 That wraps it up for now. Keep in mind all those who may need Bin Masaki ...... 221 Dino Chavez ...... 206, 205 7-11 Vegas Monte Schlig ...... 228 your help after these storms and if necessary do some real sand Josh Rahm ...... 204, 223 - 620 Saturday Night Special bagging to lend a hand. Bill Barosci ...... 235 JR Paaga ...... 242, 255 - 685 Ken Munson ...... 221, 201 Tom Butters ...... 224 Pickwick Jr’s Deane Weinstein .. 258, 214-674 Brian Mcgee ...... 205, 206 Call for Hours John Conway ..... 214, 223 - 630 C.C.F. by Tish Plotkin Vegas Party Romy Villalobos ...... 213 The Youth Program will be starting Peppler 122/310, Raylin Rivera 111 and a new session Sat. March 26th. If you’ Andrea Young 296. Handicap honors go Dan Corrasco ...... 211 Double Dates Email: [email protected] Brian Roberge ...... 246 - 622 Charles Swonder ...... 225 re interested, there are sign up sheets at to Oscar Rodriguez 167, Kevin Angel the desk or call Tish at ext. 349. 158/458, Tucker Joneson 424 and Laura Russo ...... 212 Rene Rosales ...... 239 Tuesday Preps reported awesome Nastassia Sexton 163/438. Dan Duarte ...... 211, 234 - 634 Joenito Soon ...... 239 handicap scores from Lucas Yepez 186/ Saturday Juniors reported sweet Tony Banks246,265-691 T.G.I.F. Dan Duarte ...... 253, 244 483, Spencer Malden 181/458, Anna scratch scores from Chris Garcia 235/ David Boroff ...... 268, 231 Carl Adinolfi ...... 224 Rubino 183/513 and Melanie Novotny 620, Bobby Filson 233/561, Sean Blanch Laura Rodehaver ...... 221 John Conway ...... 279, 222-715 165/476. 221, Anthony Allen 584, Chantel Davis Tuesday Juniors ripped it up with 203/542, Sarah Lugo 200/524 and Everly scratch scores from Tommy Neuzil 267/ Sahagun 170/441. Handicap honors go 636 (this is Tommy’s first 600!), Bobby to Ryan Charlap 637, Chris Shaffer 635, LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER Filson 239 and Steve Money 569. Chris Roseli 635 and Jasmine Collier Saturday Bumpers had mighty fine 666. 201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253 scores from Cindy Rodriguez 104/179 High fives to all our City tournament and Daisy Escobar 100/199. bowlers. You’ve done a great job and WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS Saturday Preps topped the chart with made us proud. 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