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7502B Florence Ave, owlingDowney, CA 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:ews (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 DAVID MAY - Another Great CALIFORNIA BOWLER by Frank Weiler 'Cali' Gals Conquer Costa Rica REDLANDS – David rolls at least one 700 with a by Jackie Wyckoff May was born and bred in 250 game or two to boot. I SAN JOSE, COSTA CALIFORNIA. He has see no ceiling high enough RICA – In a field of 88 se- lived here, worked here to contain David’s potential nior women, age 50 plus, at and bowled here his whole as a bowler. the 40th Torneo La Raza, life. He is 100% Califor- It is no surprise that the ladies from California nian and a great example Dave has made himself into captured a title in each of of why “CALIFORNIA an outstanding bowler. He the six categories. BOWLERS ARE THE was a tractor trailer driver In the opening Team BEST BOWLERS IN THE for Consolidated Freight Doubles event Laura Har- WORLD”. Ways for years. As a long- deman and Jackie Wyck- Dave started bowl- distance driver, he had to be off bested the field, tak- ing four decades ago with tough and also patient, ob- ing home the first place friends. He started bowling servant and flexible. Driv- trophies and prize money. for fun but began taking our ers like Dave have to adapt Polly Hale and Lesia Heri- sport seriously when his on the road. These are all der (a California native cur- average jumped above 200. attributes conducive to de- rently residing in Colorado) With practice and per- veloping a superior bowl- racked up second place. Polly Hale, Lizzy Aboud, Jackie Wyckoff, Orna Levy, Lesia Herider, Laura Hardeman sistence David moved fur- ing game. Herider and Hale turned Herider and Hale grew would face each other as each of those events. Har- ther up the scoring ladder These are attributes the tables in the Team All up bowling youth leagues the clear tournament front- deman was second in Sin- and has booked 227 the Dave possesses and used to Events category taking first together in the Los Angeles runners in the Singles, Indi- gles and the Masters and past two seasons. develop his superior bowl- place with Hardeman and Area and teamed up for La vidual All Events, Masters finished third in Individual To date Dave has rolled ing game. My dad drove Wyckoff in second. Lizzy Raza last year, when Hale and the Masters step-ladder All Events. two 800s with a high of 817. tractor trailers for a living, Abood and Orna Levy of turned fifty. Their team finals. Herider was locked Laura Hardeman was He has three perfect games so I know firsthand what Panama took third in both name is Jrs2Srs. in on the lanes and took inducted into the California to his credit and weekly continued on page 9 events. Hardeman and Herider the championship award in continued on page 4 Restrepo Ready To Challenge Sudden Back Injury Forces The Men At Fall Swing Weber Out Of Fall Swing by Lucas Wiseman by Lucas Wiseman OWASSO, Okla. – Co- like I perform against the a skirt. I should just bowl. OWASSO, Okla. – PBA lombian bowling star Ro- men because I don’t feel That’s my biggest thing.” Hall of Famer Pete We- cio Restrepo has never like I have to win out there Changing her mindset ber is the latest big name been one to back down like I do against the wom- will be the key to her suc- to withdraw from the Flo- from a challenge. So, it en,” Restrepo said. “I have cess at the Fall Swing, Re- Bowling PBA Fall Swing should come as no surprise to change that mindset. I’m strepo said. She said she after he suffered a back in- to anyone that she’s the here to compete. I’m here knows she has the physical jury Saturday morning. only woman competing in to beat everybody. I don’t fundamentals and mental Weber, 56, tells Flo- the FloBowling PBA Fall care if they wear pants or continued on page 9 Bowling he was preparing Swing next week. to hit the road for the Tulsa, Restrepo, a four-time Oklahoma, area when he Pete Weber champion on the Profes- injured his back loading my stuff into the car like game’s greats. sional Women’s Bowl- his car. Fellow PBA Hall my bowling bag, and I “This is my life,” Weber ing Association Tour, has of Famer Norm Duke also guess I lifted it the wrong said. “If I’m not bowling, competed in a few events withdrew Thursday with way. My back just pulled, I’m not making money and against the men on the an elbow injury. The event and I’m just in a lot of pain I need to be out there bowl- PBA Tour in the past with begins Monday live on Flo- right now.” Weber has been ing.” limited success. She hopes Bowling. struggling with pain in With visits to his chiro- to flip that script when the “I was out this morn- his hips recently and has practor already scheduled Fall Swing begins LIVE on ing doing my packing,” thrown his back out in the for Monday, Wednesday FloBowling on Monday. said Weber, a 37-time PBA past but the timing could and Friday next week, We- “Sometimes I don’t feel Rocio Restrepo champion. “I was lifting not be worse for one of the continued on page 8 Page 2 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 18, 2018 Two Countries Come Together, After a 25 Year Separation by Dave Williams MEXICO – It’s nice to see Mexico and the USA come together again after the elimination of NAFTA, and the formation of a reciprocal agreement that should benefit both countries. I have nothing but fond memories of my visits to Mexico while working for AMF prior to the cre- ation of the North American “Free” Trade Agreement, or NAFTA, in 1993.
The last time that I visited Mexico was in 1986, when it was one of the best bowling markets in the world for AMF, with no less than 17 bowling centers in and around Mexico City, as well as other bowling center clusters in Monterrey and Guadalajara.
The objective of AMF was to cross-train individuals with similar positions in different countries, by providing them with a look at just how particular goals were achieved in other parts of the world. My counterpart in Mexico was Jose Luis Vazquez, who oversaw the marketing duties for the AMF Mexico Bowling Centers.
One of the advantages to all of my travels for AMF was the fact that I majored in Geography at Sonoma State University in Rohnert Park, California, and continued with post graduate studies at San Francisco State University. My parents used to joke with me that being a part of AMF was like joining the Navy - I got to see the world!
Mexico was one of my favorite places to visit because of the vast amount of history and culture that is every- where. Tops on my list of places to visit was Teotihuacan, and the famous Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon.
I remember on my first visit to Mexico City, I arrived on a weekend and my primary objective was to visit the ancient pyramids located about an hour to the north. After enjoying some Mexican coffee with my breakfast, the next morning, I joined a sight-seeing group that was headed for the pyramids. This giant 3-story high mural, "The Origin of Bowling," greets visitors to Bol Polanco in Mexico City Before we arrived at the pyramids, the tour guide ity, and a quick google search finds that Bol Polanco still warned us to take it easy, and not to tackle the Pyramid of thrives today. the Sun right away. He advised trying the Pyramid of the Moon first, just to see if we could handle it, and then go on Unfortunately, most of the other AMF centers are gone, to the Pyramid of the Sun. which substantiates the fact that NAFTA could have been a disaster for both Mexico and the USA. Of the 17 loca- Like a good soldier, I journeyed about half a mile to the tions operated by AMF in 1986, only five remain today. Pyramid of the Moon, enjoying the vast amount of temples and monuments along the way on a street known as the Another of those locations still remaining is Bol Bahia. Avenue of the Dead. When I arrived at the Pyramid of the I remember my first visit to this location, when I noticed a Moon, I took off up the steps to the first platform, and tremendous commotion at one end of the reception coun- when I turned and looked back… ter. When I asked Juan Gonzalez, Managing Director of AMF in Mexico, what was going on, he said that it was the I realized what the tour guide was warning us about! sale of lottery tickets. The angle of slope of the steps was breathtaking… like that first peek over the side of the Grand Canyon or Me- Upon my return to the USA, I shared my lottery ticket teor Crater. For a brief moment I had resigned myself to experience with the powers that be at AMF but could not CARNIVAL ELIMINATOR the fact that I would be spending the rest of my life on influence them to provide lottery redemption at our bowl- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 the Pyramid of the Moon. Oh well, as long as I’m here, I ing centers. One explanation that I was given that prevent- $20 ENTRY FEE/CHECK-IN 9AM/BOWL AT 10 AM might as well go to the top! ed our adoption of lottery redemption was the fact that we For more information please contact Riverside Lanes operated gambling devices in Nevada, and bingo pinball (a 928.763.7070 / 702.298.2535 Once I finished the climb to the top and looked around great game!) in South Carolina. at the awesome Valley of Mexico, where more than THANKSGIVING SPECIAL 100,000 people once lived, my next objective was to find But I never forgot about that excitement around the lot- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22 a way down. That’s when I discovered the “butt-step” ma- tery counter at Bol Bahia, and when I moved on to Ameri- SINGLES ADULT TOURNAMENT ONLY neuver being used by other frightened tourists. By plac- can Recreation Centers (ARC) after my days at AMF, I ing my butt on the step and then moving my feet to the was able to introduce lottery scratch offs at every location, 9 PIN NO–TAP HANDICAP BOWLING $15 ENTRY FEE/CHECK-IN 9AM/BOWL AT 10 AM next step down, while looking straight ahead, I was able to with tremendous assistance from the California State Lot- For more information please contact Riverside Lanes eventually reach the bottom without passing out from the tery Commission. 928.763.7070 / 702.298.2535 extreme angle of slope. Upon leaving ARC, which was purchased by AMF in ADULT/SENIOR VIP DOUBLES Later that day, I discovered that the Pyramid of the Sun 1993, I journeyed 3,000 miles back to the east coast and had a chain that you could hold, unlike the Pyramid of the went to work for Nationwide Bowling Corporation in New BOWLING TOURNAMENT Moon, which had no chain, or rail… nothing! So, if you’re Jersey, and I was once again successful in introducing lot- SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 2019 ever in Teotihuacan, check to see if there’s a chain or rail tery machines at every location. 9 PIN NO–TAP HANDICAP BOWLING available before attempting to climb any of the structures. $30 ENTRY FEE/CHECK-IN 9AM/BOWL AT 10 AM You have been warned! There are pros and cons to the addition of lottery, keno For more information contact Jesse J. Dotson, Jr. 909.628.73966 / Email: [email protected] or gambling machines at bowling centers (would this
RiversideLanes.15Oct2018.BowlingNews.indd 1 10/15/18 4:10 PM October 18, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 3 Breaking Down The PBA Player Of The Year Race by Lucas Wiseman
With four players who have won two titles this season, the 2018 PBA Player of the Year race is wide open as we enter the final two weeks of the season.
Three titles will be on the line at this week’s FloBowling PBA Fall Swing and the U.S. Open later this month will feature the final chance to win a PBA major this season. In order to be eligible for PBA Player of the Year voting, players must finish in either the top 10 in points or earnings.
The list of players currently eligible include Andrew Anderson, Jason Belmonte, Anthony Simonsen, Marshall Kent, Bill O’Neill, EJ Tackett, Kyle Troup, Jakob But- turff, Stuart Williams, Tom Daugherty, Dom Barrett and Matt O’Grady. That list will probably change a little bit when it’s all said and done but that’s who we will use for this evaluation.
So, of those bowlers, who has the best chance of winning the PBA Player of the Year? Let’s break it down:
Jakob Butturff – The lefty has won two titles this season – the Go Bowling! PBA 60th Anniversary Classic and the PBA Xtra Frame Kenn-Feld Group Classic – but his 167th- place finish at the USBC Masters and 70th-place finish at the PBA Players Championship may be a sour point for some voters if he doesn’t win another title.
Anthony Simonsen – Simonsen has quietly put together a solid season, not finishing lower than 35th in any event in which he has competed, while also picking up a victory at the PBA Xtra Frame Gene Carter’s Pro Shop Classic. Even though he’s currently third in points, he will likely need to pick up another victory in the next two weeks to be seri- ously considered.
Matt O’Grady – Winning the PBA Tournament of Champions earlier this year imme- diately put O’Grady in the mix for Player of the Year, but the rest of his season has been relatively quiet. If he were to win the U.S. Open to end the season, would the voters deny Great chance to win POY to a player who won two of the season’s four majors? The same could be said for Andrew Anderson – The current leader on the points list, Anderson has put together PBA Players Championship winner Tom Smallwood, although he is not currently in the a strong resume with a major title – the United States Bowling Congress Masters – and Top 10 in points or earnings. the PBA Xtra Frame Greater Jonesboro Open. At this point, he may be considered the favorite. So, you’re saying there’s a chance
Jason Belmonte – Belmonte, the reigning PBA Player of the Year, has wins at the Dom Barrett, Bill O’Neill and Kyle Troup all have one victory this season and could Mark Roth-Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship and the PBA Tour Finals. He move into the Player of the Year discussion but they would almost certainly have to win also has a second-place finish at the PBA Players Championship and a fourth-place finish at least one more title to close out the season. at the PBA Tournament of Champions. With a great showing at the Fall Swing and U.S. Open, he could win his fifth POY award. Stuart Williams, Tom Daugherty and Marshall Kent are all also among the Top 10 in points or earnings right now but none of the three have won a title yet this season. There’s Some work to do virtually zero chance they will win the award without winning at least one, probably two, EJ Tackett – With wins this season at the PBA Xtra Frame Parkside Lanes Open and titles in the next two weeks. the Storm PBA/PWBA Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles, Tackett currently Of course, maybe one player not mentioned here will win two, three or even all four sits in sixth place on the PBA’s points list. He will need a great performance the next two (!) titles in the coming weeks to throw the Player of the Year race into complete chaos and weeks along with a little help from Anderson and Belmonte if he wants to earn Player of make the decision really tough for the voters. the Year. Page 4 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 18, 2018
LA RAZA continued from page 1 BOWLING IN VEGAS ? MOVING TO VEGAS ? SHIP OR BRING YOUR EQUIPMENT TO US. WE WILL REFINISH TO FACTORY SPECS AND REPLACE GRIPS AT SPECIAL RATES STUB LANE, 3 DETOX MACHINES, 3 DRILLS. Jackie Wyckoff &, Laura Hardeman Hall of Fame in 2006 and hails from Chula Vista. She has twenty-three 400+ SHIRTS 300+ USED BALLS READY TO DRILL 300 games, five 800 series, and is a member of the San Diego USBC and JANBA (Japanese American National Bowling Association). The LARGEST PRO SHOP ON THE WEST COAST. 2018 event was her first trip to Costa Rica for the tournament. “I had a great time meeting new friends and visiting new places. I was fortunate to grab a late cancellation spot and had a blast teaming up with Jackie. The trophies are beautiful!” Said Hardeman. “Congratulations to all the finalists. Especially Lesia Herider who clearly outperformed our divi- sion. I'm already looking forward to next year!.” Jackie Wyckoff is a two-time USBC National Titlist, works as Op- erations Manager for the International Bowling Media Association and recently completed her Master Technician Certification with IBPSIA (International Bowling Pro Shops and Instructors Association). Wyck- BOWLING SUPPLY off also finished fourth in the Individual Super Senior All Events, ages 60 and over, in this, her fourth tournament. Karla Alsgood from Sacra- mento took second place in Super Senior Singles. This was one of the largest La Raza events in recent years, celebrat- ing the 40th anniversary of the tournament. Nearly 500 participants hailed from 19 countries and four continents. For more information check out the Torneo La Raza Facebook page. The Bowlers Superstore 1626 WEST WARM SPRINGS ROAD HENDERSON, NEVADA [email protected] www.jbbowlingsupply.com (702) 567-0749 InterestingTrophys... Wonder what they're made of??
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TO INQUIRE ABOUT REGISTERING YOUR TEAM OR CENTER PLEASE CONTACT: MARGOT GALLARDO [email protected] / CELL 657-210-2695 October 18, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 5 PBA REGIONAL UPDATE: ROOKIE MICHAEL COFFEY WINS FIRST PBA TITLE IN GEORGIA Michael Coffey of Melbourne, Fla. won his first PBA title Sunday, defeating 22-time PBA Regional titlist Stoney Baker of Canton, Ga., 221-213, to win the second annual PBA Albany Strikers South Open at Albany Strikers Lanes in Albany, Ga. Coffey, a 23-year-old PBA rookie, qualified in the final position for the four-man stepladder finals with a 16-game total of 3,740 pins and disposed of two-time PBA Tour champion Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Fla., in his opening match, 300-268, and narrowly defeated 2015 PBA World Champion Gary Faulkner Jr. of Memphis, Tenn., 245-244, in the semifinal contest to advance to the championship match. In the title match Coffey needed to double in the 10th frame to win and did just that. Coffey, the 2015 Teen Masters champion, 2016 collegiate bowler of the year with Lindenwood University and a two-time member of Junior Team FOOT SURGERY USA, earned $2,400. DIABETIC FOOT CARE ● Canadian Raymond Lussier, now living in San Jose, Calif., won nine of his 10 matches to post a winning 18-game total of 4,312 pins Sunday in the PBA Battle of Black Oak Casino West Open at Black Oak Lanes in Tuolumne, Calif., picking up his second PBA Regional title. ROBERT A. ABRAMS, D.P.M., A.B.P.S. Lussier, who earned $2,500, defeated Chris Warren of Grants Pass, Ore., who had a 7-3 match play record and 4,115 A PODIATRY CORPORATION pins to earn the $1,300 second prize. Warren is the all-time leader in standard PBA Regional titles with 47. Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Surgery ● Brian Kretzer of Dayton, Ohio defeated Jeff Zaffino of Warren, Pa., by 223 pins to win the PBA50 Mel Westrich Diplomate, American Board of Podiatric Medicine Memorial Central/Midwest Open at Delphos Recreation Center in Delphos, Ohio, Sunday. 1135 S. Sunset Ave., Suite 107 West Covina, CA 91790 Kretzer finished the 20-game event with a 10-2 match play record and a total of 4,986 pins, including match play bo- (626) 962-9442 nus pins, to earn his first PBA50 Central Region title of the year and his ninth overall PBA50 Regional title. The reining Fax (626) 337-7663 PBA50 Central Region Player of the Year also earned $1,500. ● PBA Hall of Famer Mark Williams from Beaumont, Texas, and Ricky Schissler of Brighton, Colo., won titles in a RUSTY BRYANT pair of joint PBA50 Southwest/Midwest Regional events over the weekend at Junction City Bowl in Junction City, Kan. Lessons by Appointment On Saturday, Williams defeated Team USA competitor and new PBA member Steve Badovinac of Parker Colo., 224- 192, to win his 21st PBA Regional title. Badovinac started the championship match strong with four strikes, but two late open frames allowed a late charge by Williams to win the match and the $1,200 first place check. THE PRO ZONE On Sunday, Schissler, who won the same event in 2017 for his first PBA title, won six of his seven matches in the “The Ultimate Pro Shop” eight-game round robin match play finals to build a comfortable 122-pin lead over qualifying leader Keith Lesko from Prosper, Texas. Schissler’s 188-183 win over Lesko in the final position round match allowed Williams to advance to 818 365-2050 second. Schissler finished the 15-game event with 3,406 total pins, including match play bonus pins, while Williams Hours: ended with a 3,280 pinfall total, 31 ahead of Lesko. 20122 Vanowen St., Mon. Thru Fri. 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Sr. Queens Champion: Michelle Silver; Overall Champion & Princess Champion: Andre- Apprentice Champion: Steven Struthers and Masters Champion and Overall Champion: ana Jackson; Queens Champion: Lily Robles; Sr. Princess Champion: Miriam Galluzzo Leonard Ruiz, Jr. October 18, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 7 Here's A Look At The Full Go Bowling! PBA Tour Returns to Roster For The FloBowling Tulsa Area for Multi-Event 2018 PBA Fall Swing Name Home Town Squad Dick Allen Lexington, S.C. A Andrew Anderson Holly, Mich. A FloBowling PBA Fall Swing Oct. 15-20 Pontus Andersson Sweden B Brad Angelo Lockport, N.Y. A Three PBA Tour titles up for grabs to be contested on PBA’s Wolf 33 and Bear 39 lane conditions DJ Archer Friendswood, Texas A OWASSO, Okla. – The Go Bowling! PBA Tour will return to the Tulsa area for the first time in 13 years when The Chris Barnes Double Oak, Texas B Dom Barrett England B Lanes at Coffee Creek in Owasso, Okla., hosts the 2018 revival of the FloBowling PBA Fall Swing Oct. 15-20. Zeke Bayt Westerville, Ohio A The multi-event tournament package, which will be conducted on two different PBA lane conditions, will be covered Jason Belmonte Australia B live exclusively on PBA’s online streaming service Xtra Frame on FloBowling. Devin Bidwell Wichita, Kan. A The Fall Swing will feature three PBA Tour events – Wolf Open, Bear Open and Tulsa Open – each awarding a PBA Julio Cesar Blancas Mexico B Tour title. The Fall Swing will precede the U.S. Open – the final major championship of the season – which takes place Josh Blanchard Mesa, Ariz. A Kenneth Bland Jr. San Antonio, Texas B Oct. 24-31 at Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Kan. Kim Bolleby Thailand B The Wolf Open will be conducted on PBA’s Wolf 33-foot pattern, the Bear Open on the Bear 39-foot pattern. The James Britton Grand Prairie, Texas A 18 players who advance to the Tulsa Open match play rounds will have the added challenge of competing on a mixed Charlie Brown Jr Grandville, Mich. A condition that uses the Bear condition on the left lane and Wolf condition on the right lane. The mixed Bear/Wolf oiling Jakob Butturff Tempe, Ariz. B system also will be used for the Tulsa Open stepladder finals on Saturday, Oct. 20. Andrew Cain Phoenix B Dino Castillo Highland Village, Texas A As the 2018 season heads down the homestretch, the Fall Swing will play a pivotal role in determining the PBA AJ Chapman St Paul, Minn. B Player and Rookie of the Year award winners. Leading contenders for Player of the Year heading into the Fall Swing Ryan Ciminelli Clarence, N.Y. B are four two-time PBA Tour winners this season including four-time and reigning Player of the Year Jason Belmonte of Sam Cooley Australia A Australia; 2016 Player of the Year EJ Tackett of Bluffton, Ind.;, 2018 USBC Masters champion Andrew Anderson of Tom Daugherty Riverview, Fla. A Holly, Mich., and Jakob Butturff of Chandler, Ariz. Michael Davidson Versailles, Ohio A Zach Doty Campbellsville, Ky. B The defending champions from the last Fall Swing held in 2016 at Thunderbowl Lanes in suburban Detroit are Tack- Kamron Doyle Brentwood, Tenn. A ett (Bear Open), Tom Daugherty of Riverview, Fla. (Wolf Open) and Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill. (Detroit Open). George Duke Vidor, Texas A The last time the PBA Tour visited the Tulsa area was in October 2005 when 18-time PBA Tour winner Tommy Jones Michael Duran Banning, Calif. A of Simpsonville, S.C., won the Tulsa Championship at The Lanes at Coffee Creek, defeating Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Mike Edwards Tulsa, Okla. A Texas, 289-248, in the title match. Both players are also entered in the Fall Swing which will feature a field of approxi- Graham Fach Canada A Gary Faulkner Jr. Memphis, Tenn. B mately 120 players representing 10 countries. Trey Ford III Bartlesville, Okla. B Of local interest will be Oklahoma players including 18-year-old two-hander Trey Ford III of Bartlesville and former Michael Foster Tulsa, Okla. A touring player Mike Edwards of Tulsa. Ford made PBA history earlier this year by becoming the youngest player to win Tim Foy Jr. Seaford, Del. B a PBA regional tournament at the age of 17. He has competed in several other PBA national events with a best finish of Daniel Fransson Sweden B 11th in the PBA Grand Hotel & Resort Open in July of 2017. Edwards owns one PBA Tour title which came in the IOF John Furey Howell, N.J. B Nate Garcia Port St. Lucie, Fla. B Foresters Bowling For Miracles Open in 1994. Stephen Hahn Sterling, Va. A Following an official practice day on Oct. 14, the FloBowling PBA Fall Swing will get underway with two Wolf Michael Haugen Jr. Phoenix A Open six-game qualifying rounds on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 15-16. After 12 games, the top five will advance to the Markus Jansson Sweden B Wolf Open stepladder finals Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CT. AJ Johnson Oswego, Ill. B Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 17-18, all players will bowl two more six-game qualifying rounds in the Bear Open Tommy Jones Simpsonville, S.C. A Marshall Kent Yakima, Wash. B with the top five bowling for the Bear Open title Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Kyle King Glendale, Ariz. A Based on the combined 24-game qualifying totals from the Wolf and Bear events, the top 18 players will advance to David Krol Nixa, Mo. B Tulsa Open match play, which will consist of two six-game round robin match play rounds on Friday, Oct. 19 and the Nick Kruml Downers Grove, Ill. A final six-game round on Saturday, Oct. 20. Based on combined total pinfall for 42 games, including match play bonus Matt Kuba Chicago Ridge, IL A pins, the top five scorers will compete for the Tulsa Open title Saturday at 12:30 p.m. Martin Larsen Sweden B Thomas Larsen Denmark A Spectator admission is $10 each day including the stepladder finals on Oct. 20. Grassroots bowlers can bowl with Anthony Lavery-Spahr Pasadena, Texas B the pros during a special practice session on Oct. 14 at 6 p.m. which will provide the opportunity to get instruction from Francois Lavoie Canada B some of the best bowlers in the world. For additional admission and Practice with the Pros entry information contact The Chris Loschetter Avon, Ohio A Lanes at Coffee Creek by calling (918) 274-0400. Francois Louw South Africa A Shawn Maldonado Houston A Wes Malott Pflugerville, Texas A Brad Miller Lees Summit, Mo. B BJ Moore Greensburg, Pa. B Matt O'Grady Rahway, N.J. B Bill O'Neill Langhorne, Pa. B Greg Ostrander Freehold, N.J. B Russ Oviatt Chandler, Ariz. A Rhino Page Orlando B Osku Palermaa Finland B Joe Paluszek Bensalem, Pa. B Nicholas Pate Inver Grove Heights, Minn. B Stephen Pavlinko Jr. Sewell, N.J. B Anthony Pepe Elmhurst, N.Y. B Jake Peters Henderson, Nev. B Connor Pickford Charlotte, N.C. B Kurt Pilon Warren, Mich. A Kristopher Prather Plainfield, Ill. A Jim Pratt Avondale, Ariz. B Arturo Quintero Mexico B Sean Rash Montgomery, Ill. A JR Raymond Clinton Twp., Mich. B Rocio Restrepo Colombia A Brian Robinson Morgantown, W.Va. A Ildemaro Ruiz Venezuela B Ronnie Russell Marion, Ind. A Kenneth Ryan Morganville, N.J. A Matt Sanders Indianapolis A Ryan Shafer Horseheads, N.Y. B Andrew Silverman Akron, Ohio A Anthony Simonsen Austin, Texas A James Sitters Australia A Christopher Sloan Ireland B Tom Smallwood Saginaw, Mich. A Jason Sterner Covington, Ga. A Jesper Svensson Sweden B EJ Tackett Bluffton, Ind. A Zachery Tackett Huntington, Ind. A Darren Tang San Francisco A Michael Tang San Francisco A Richie Teece England A Kyle Troup Taylorsville, N.C. A Humberto Vazquez Mexico B Chris Via Springfield, Ohio A Dakota Vostry Chicago, Ill. B Walter Ray Williams Jr. Oxford, Fla. B Stuart Williams England B Keven Williams Springfield, Mo., B Mike Wolfe New Albany, Ind. B Matt Wozney Clayton, Del. A Page 8 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 18, 2018
Norm Duke Withdraws From Fall Swing by Lucas Wiseman PBA Hall of Famer Norm Duke has withdrawn from next week’s FloBowling PBA Fall Swing with a right elbow injury in an effort to heal heading into the U.S. Open at the end of the month. The 38-time PBA champion told FloBowling on Thursday night that he bowled in severe pain at the PBA50 Storm Invitational two weeks ago and simply is not ready to compete at the Fall Swing. Duke said the injury affects the inside of his right elbow where a tendon has been pulled away from the bone and needs time to reconnect. The injury is commonly referred to as golfer’s elbow and is caused by the repetitive motions he uses when bowling. Heal- ing it simply requires rest and limited activity. “I bowled the senior event, and I did quite well, but it was miserably painful,” Duke said. “I got back home and I got an injection. I’m altering diet, exercises, the whole thing, but I can’t see going to Tulsa with misery and then starting the U.S. Open two days later. I’m going to get this thing healed and then focus on the tournament that is a career- changer, the U.S. Open.” Duke said his injury greatly limits his ability to use all of the tools in his arsenal. Duke is known as a shot-maker who has the ability to change ball speeds and hand positions to manipulate his ball roll with tremendous success. “In the senior event, I was probably locked out of about two-thirds of my repertoire, and that’s no good when you’re bowling against the kids,” Duke said. “You can get away with it sometimes against the seniors because you can find a place that can be high scor- ing no matter how you throw it. But against the kids, I have to have every bit of my abil- ity. It’s just not there with this condition.” Weber continued from page 1 The two-time U.S. Open champion who finished fifth in last year’s event decided to ber is hopeful he will be ready to go for the season-ending U.S. Open in Wichita, Kansas, put the emphasis on the final major of the PBA season rather than risk being less than 100 starting Oct. 26. percent by bowling the Fall Swing. “I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to bowl,” Weber said. “My chiropractor gets me going “A lot of times you make decisions based on believing that you’re Superman and it within four or five days usually, so we will see. The U.S. Open is still another 10 days hurts you in the long run,” Duke said. “I’m getting a little bit more intelligent in my older away so that’s a good thing.” years,JAT Ad and -10-15-18.qxp_JAT I’m understanding Half Pagethat youAd 10/15/18don’t heal 3:06 as PMquickly Page as1 you used to. You have to The U.S. Open is always a special event for Weber as he has won it five times, the first get healthy or it shows up more.” coming in 1988 and the most recent in the 2011-12 season.
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Rostrepo continued from page 1 game to beat the men and her game has only gotten stron- ger over the years. “I feel like I’ve grown as a player,” Restrepo said. “I think I put restrictions in my mind about competing against the guys in the past, but I have just as much talent as some of them. It’s not how much rev rate you have, it’s making moves and good ball decisions.” Bowling Calendar One thing that gives Restrepo the most trouble bowling by Bette Addington against the men is the way the lanes transition. Because of all the high rev rates on the PBA Tour, the lanes transition significantly different than they do on the PWBA Tour. October On the women’s tour, Restrepo is one of the higher rev 17-21 – ABT 41st Anniversary Nationals, South Point, Las Vegas, 702/719-9085, [email protected] players and uses that to her advantage, but it’s a different scenario against the men. 20-21 – First weekend of 49th CSSBA (Cal State Senior Bowling Assoc.) Open Champ., Team at Fireside Lanes; “I feel like my game is very versatile and I can play D/S at AMF Mardi Gras, Sacramento, next 5 weekends, 925/757-2695 to the right or the left without restrictions but because of that I can get in trouble against the men,” Restrepo said. 20 – Gold Pin Scratch 6 Gamer, 1pm, Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl, 925/828-7550 “My transitions become a little different against them, and 21 – San Joaquin Bowling Club Doubles, squads at 10am & 2pm, Freeway Lanes, Selma, 559/385-8837 I have to attack the lanes a lot different than I do with the women. Sometimes I get lost because I don’t get to experi- 26-28 – PBA Member/NonMember Doubles and Non-Champ. Tourn., South Point, Las Vegas, pba.com ence that very often.” 27 – Inaugural CBW Operation: Freedom Paws Singles Tourn., Morgan Hill Bowl, Morgan Hill, 408/778-0909 Restrepo, a 15-time member of the Colombian nation- al team who has won medals for her country around the 28 – JAT, 9am, Cal Bowl, Lakewood, bowljat.org world, has set modest expectations for the Fall Swing this 28 – HammerPins Alibi Doubles Tourn., 11am, Travis Bowl, Travis AFB, hammerpins.net year. “If I cash in one of the events, I’ll be more than happy, 31 – US Open (live), CBSSN, 8pmEST but obviously if I bowl pretty good and make a show, that would be icing on the cake,” Restrepo said. “I just want to perform like I do on the women’s tour because I feel like November I haven’t in the past. I just want to feel like I can compete 2-4 – TNBA Western Regional Tourn., The Orleans, Las Vegas, 513/769-1985, tnbainc.org against the men.” 3 – West Coast Senior Tour Singles, SouthPoint, Las Vegas, 760/792-4596 David May continued from page 1 3-4 – CBT (Competitive Bowling Tourn.), Texas Station, Las Vegas, CBTBowling.com type of guy Dave is. 4 – Scratch 6-Gamer, Yosemite Lanes, Modesto, 209/524-9161 Like my dad, Dave loves to hunt and enjoys antique cars and trucks. He enjoys driving his classic 1950’s truck 4 – Daylight Savings Time ends, turn clocks back one hour to EMPIRE BOWL several days a week. 6 – Election Day – exercise your right Dave’s favorite professional bowler is EARL ANTHO- NY. Like Earl, Dave is a silky-smooth bowler. Like Earl, 9-11 – Pacific Ave. Bowl Diamond Anniv. Tourn., Pacific Ave. Bowl, Stockton Dave is a serious student of the game. Like Earl, Dave is a 10 – Silver Foxes Tourn., 10:30am check-in; bowl at 12, AMF Southwest Lanes, Bakersfield, 559/381-0356 winner on the lanes. Oh yes, like Earl Dave is a California bowler and great example of why “CALIFORNIA BOWL- 11 – Veteran’s Day ERS ARE THE BEST BOWLERS IN THE WORLD”. 11 – HammerPins Mixed Team Tourn., 10am, Pins N Strikes, Elk Grove, hammerpins.net Congratulations Dave for all your bowling successes. For anyone wanting to see how to bowl for score, come by EMPIRE BOWL on any Tuesday or Thursday afternoon Calendar brought to you by California Bowling Writers (www.calbowlingwriters.org) and watch David May bowl. Page 10 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 18, 2018
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(hdcp) Club 55: Hdcp: 635 JoAnn Cunningham, 601 Darla Jim Banaban - 277, Willy Bordenave 257, Chris He- David Levine 238, Diana Velez 186, David Morreale Lloyd, 657 Don McCrink, 649 Dan Panganiban, 223 fner 257, Nick Lam 255, Ron Douglass 247, Pete 613, Ellen Thiel 536. Delores Lyle, 217 Pat Copeland, 251 Shou Li, 243 Vodden 239, Al Lara 234, Sandy Magana 229, Lenny Disney League: (scr) Ed Zeigler & George Chatigny Ron Cantrell, Team: 1842 Team 9. Huber 222, Blake Douglass 222, Orlando Vanegas 210, Nikki Nguyen 177, Michael Olejarczyk 682, Pam TAT X-Frame: Scr: 554 Rene Beltran, 495, 686 Robert 220, Rose Williams 220, Norm Walker 220, Bob Hayslett & Theresa Chatigny 462. (hdcp) Ian Krebs- McElroy, 653 Ruel Angeles, 209 Rowie Jucal, 166 Tess Turner 216, Gary Coultas 215, Janet Anderson 214, Smith 258, Jocelyn De La Torre 238, Adam Levy 745, Dizon, 246 Ramon Dizon, 235 Reny Alkonga, Team: Don Gardner 213, Josh Huml 213, Dave Easel 211, Cali Abenido 651. 1858 Team 11. 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SUNDAY – Vegas Rollers: Sheldon Shapiro 254/660, Eklund 207, Anthony Martinez 741, Olivia Tilleard Fil-Am: Scr: 503 Margie Acevedo, 462 Beth Quibin, Steven Brogdon 244/649, Derek Lee 226, Nicole Ab- 558. (hdcp) Joe Wise 299, Debbie Reid 260, Mike 692 Anthony Magpali, 627 Cip Villanueva, 236 Mike bott 221. Wally’s Vegas Cruise: Brian Bendt 268/691, Hinchliffe 751, Danielle Reid 767. Until next time, keep Jennings, 234 George Chang, 179 Tess Dizon & El- Leo Moreno 268/686, Erik Sanchez 233/636, Erin the ball rolling. eanor Carandang , Team: 2206 Idol...Where Are You?. LaBrada 209. Jr/Adult Turtle Crew: Scr 344 Martin Velasco, Adult: MONDAY – Lake Parkers: Al Scudellari 213, Bob 425 Mike Velasco, Team: 769 Stay in Your Lane. Simon 210, Brian Parker 209, Bob Marshel 209, Jenny WEDNESDAY – Silver Foxes: Rick Moffat 245, Larry Jr’s Pin Heads: Scr: 378 Kyle Yonezawa, 313 Ariana Hendra 200. 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The California Bowling Writers CBW Phone Card Drive—2017 has adopted a new charity! 15th Annual Operation Freedom Paws nonprofit organization was founded by “California Bowler and Veteran” 2018 Mary Cortani in 2010 that has provided service dogs and training support to veterans and others who suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome, Name ______complex PTSD, traumatic brain injury and other physical, neurological, psychological and mobility needs. According to experts, service dogs help Address ______empower people with disabilities to live quality lives. City______Operation Freedom Paws carefully matches cli- ents with their specially chosen four-legged com- State ______Zip______panions, most of which come from rescue shel- ters. The partners then begin a 48-week program which trains the clients to train their own dogs. At the end of the program, they’re certified together Donation in Memory of: as service dog teams. The charity for 2018 kicked off on June 10, at the ______CUSBC meeting – Make donations payable to CBW and mail to Treasurer Tina Martin, 57 Shields Lane, Novato, CA 94947-3877. “We are pleased to continue supporting Vets.” Donation deadline: December 31, 2018
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Cal Bowleros: Weekly side-pot results: Game One: Ginny Dennis 554, Rich Butler 222, Gina Bjorat 193, Mary Vieira 239. Game Two: Susan 192. Game Three: Carol 238. More 178. scores: Nene Camamg 497, Carol Hovis 496, Anna VonM- Seal Beach Dad’s League: Dennis Malison 547, Tod uegge 474. Young 489, Brad Gill 195, Adam Larson 178. CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT Practice League: Paul Napolitano 600, Norris Hambrick V.A. League: Joe Morselli 562, Mike Ventura 501, Lynn by Lil’ 582, Charles Bullard 558, Joseph Watson 214, Lisa Swan- Bulsombut 441. 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 son 512, Del Stewart 443, Ryan Erwin 422, Nadine Smith Big Bear: Jerry Cant 761, Leon Bradford 734, Jonathan 185. Gale 277/713, Sonny Dew 255/694, Emmerson Wafer 686, LAKEWOOD — Hi! It’s time for our weekly Bowling Report Pin Heads: This may be a small league but they are doing Annie Yonemura 226/590, Evette Franklin 237/571. Shirley from Cal Bowl. a good job. Let’s take a look at their scores. Tom Komdina Owens 226/567. There were 85 games over average; 68 Let’s see how the leagues are doing. 499, Don Louis 498, Bruce Brown 477, Jerry Waken 432, games below average. There were 51 who bowled, 36 men FUNSTERS: It’s already week 8 of this 35 week league. Stacy Kelly 621, Diane Robles 538, Pamela Johnson 494, and 15 women. Lots of exciting scores to report. Mike White 618, Vic San- Ashley Brown 487. NOW FOR A LOOK AT THE JUNIORS! tos 597, Ed Hansen 566, Luz Cruz 543, Odette Dalton 500, Young at Heart: James Thompkins 234/679, Gerald Mini Bees: Week 6: Bradley Kneelel 78/142, Mason Ma- Dan Dalton 246, Pat Bates 216. Side-pot winners: Game Lunchford 632, Jimmy Hamilton 627, Earl Hullett 622, An- cias 65/100, Iyana Williams 77/127, Halden Walker 47/47. One: (Men) Roland Sachez 245; Game Two: Dan Dalton thony Leavell 595. Rey Santos 572, Tua Sula 209/549, Bob Cats: Week 6: Regan Clark 134/316, DeShawn Young 246; Game Three: Roland Sanchez 243, Ron Nicas 243. Rose Belton 506, Dee Phipps 499, Danne VanHorn 477. 121/342, Brielle Dropkin 126/316, Ari Munroe 117/300, Ju- Now for the Women: Game One: Leona Belletti 240; Game Recycled Teens: Jim Plante 227/605, Jojo Jasmiin lie Beiza 87. Two: Odette Dalton 193; Game Three: Luz Cruz 237. 234/592, Roland Sanchez 234/591, Ed Hansen 582, Classified: Week 6: Kyle Farrell 235/645, Anthony DeLuc- C.A.U.L.: This league has 55 bowlers and they seem to Boylee Inocente 557, Stan Murren 538, Joe DeJesus 534, ca 192/ 539, Kevin Tate 177/517, Maggie Jenkins 163/433, have a competitive group of bowlers. Let’s take a look Rod Nicas 528, Ricky Simpson 518, Lu Anthony 200/536, Jocelyn Torres 158/408, Kendra Wilson 156/400. at some of their scores. Eli Vega 225/655, Blayke Miller Joanne Burke 493, Anna VonMuegge 488, Carla Sanchez HAVE A GREAT WEEK!! SEE YOU ON THE LANES!! 235/636, Kurt Haidl 225/630, Frank Rossello 224/624, Fer- 486, Lucy Seiple 476, Adela Santos 469. die Directo 222/614, Allan Lee 609, Glenn Ramirez 582, Laughlin Bowler Bears: Our players are having a tight Teri Friend 520, Lori Gillmore 210/520, Adria Daguro 456. race in this league. Jonathan Gale 639, Michael Savolskis Marcus Lemons: A perfect ”300” Jello Gray 766, Darrion 606, Ray Grabisnki 598, Jaime Grabinski 590, Eaine Har- Tipton 258/698, Lester Sells 685, Jeremy Glover 678, Rus- mon 474, Anita Ward 471, Roxanne Torrez 457. sell Fowler 676, Alicia Fergusion 234/671, Darylynn Davis Vegas Crackpots: There were 113 games bowled above WANTED 648, Phylissia Smith 606. average and 95 below. Scores from Daryl McCloud Senior Men’s Trio: High scores were reported by these 267/713, Timothy Worshim 244/655, Terrence Grady 651, bowlers: Kevin Gannon 269/723, Rob Kordich 279/717, Nathaniel Hampton 647, Anthony Bourges 641, Monteley “A” Mechanic Terry Brent 267/698, King Rouse Jr. 254/675, Paul John- Wilson 597, LaDrena Boyd 610, Ellen Myers 631, Alexis son 669. Hammond 530, Tippy Thornton 529. Sierra Bugs: Here are the results from their Side-pot win- Fil-Am: Benjie Calinawan 674, Emmerson Wafer 670, Buena Lanes ners: Gamer One: Connie-Pam-Sandy 216; Game Two: Dan Monzon 651, Patrick Flores, Emma Trinidad 605, Val- Ventura, CA Cathy Wyatt 158; Game Three: Connie Wood 204. Out- erie Colian 561, Emily Burchman 556. standing Scores: Connie Wood 201/530, Sandy Wright Gobs and Gals: Mike Calvillo 769, Jerry Cant Jr. 279/713, Call Roger: 805-677-7770 493, Pamela Johnson 490, Mel Leach 466, Stephanie Luis Lopez 713, Jamie Carrington 279, Lester Sells 279, Send resume to: Graves 463. Stephanie Zavala 727, Della Douglass 683, Cynthia Bowling Buddies: Scores from this league. Dan Ewaskey Cheesman 665. Buena Lanes – 1788 Mesa Verde Dr. Ventura, CA. 93003 526, Rich Alonzo 396, Christine Ewaskey 473. Mini Couples: Allan Larios 646, Rudy Tomaneng 619, Bill Every Tues. Get The Digital Version of The California Bowling News Go to CaliforniaBowlingNews.com and sign up!! Pageii 14 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com October 18, 2018
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