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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 Barrett Wins U.S. Open with Thrilling One-Pin Victory Over Butturff WICHITA, Kan. – Eng- The title match swung land’s Dom Barrett won back and forth as both play- four matches Wednesday ers tried to figure out the on his way to claiming the 43-foot oil pattern. An open 2018 U.S. Open, including in the fifth frame from Bar- a thrilling one-pin victory rett gave Butturff a slight over top-seed Jakob But- advantage, as both compet- turff of Chandler, Arizona, itors headed into the final in the title match, 207-206. frame working on doubles. The 33-year-old right- Butturff, finishing the hander became the third match first, nearly left a foreign-born player to win 7-10 split on his first shot the U.S. Open, joining before the 7 pin tumbled Finland’s Mika Koivuni- late. He converted the spare emi (2001) and Canada’s and struck on his fill ball, Francois Lavoie (2016). forcing Barrett to strike on He earned the $30,000 top his first shot for a chance at prize and coveted green the title. jacket presented to the Barrett rolled the strike champion. he needed to start the 10th Wednesday’s stepladder frame, but a 4-6 split on his 2018 U.S. Open Champion Dom Barrett finals at Northrock Lanes second shot left him need- attempt was left of target, was OK, but I must have aged more than 238 on his has hardly had any sleep were televised live on CBS ing to convert just one pin but it was enough to push grabbed a lot of that one. way to the title. for the last 10 weeks with Sports Network. for the victory. His spare over the 6 pin to give him On the spare attempt, I told As exciting as the win a newborn baby, so I think his seventh PBA Tour title myself that I didn’t want to is for Barrett, he looks for- it’s now time for me to take and second major champi- miss it right, and I certainly ward to everything await- care of my dad duties and onship. didn’t do that.” ing him across the Atlantic take care of my family.” “For me, it’s about slow- Barrett credited his run Ocean. Barrett and his wife, Butturff led the U.S. ing everything down as through the stepladder to Cassie, recently welcomed Open for the second con- much as I can in those situ- his aggressiveness. He son, Colby. secutive year by a sizeable ations,” said Barrett, who made a big move to the left “This means so much,” margin to earn the No. 1 won the 2013 PBA World to start the third game and said Barrett, the runner- seed for the TV show. The Championship. “I threw the made multiple ball changes up at the 2015 U.S. Open. 24-year-old left-hander led one in the 10th really well, over the course of his final “Especially for my fam- this year’s field by 552 pins and I thought the 11th shot two wins. In all, he aver- ily at home, too. My wife continued on page 4 Is It Time For An Asterisk In Bowling? Toby Lee (left) after he defeated Jason Nagro (right) to by Dave Williams win his third consecutive “King of The Hill” title. In August of 2017, I nist for Bowlers Journal for any amount of money. Bowling Tournament. Lau- shared a story about Elvin International. He contacted I opined to Schmidt that man was a member of the Mesger, the greatest bowl- me to say thanks for the Hank must have found a AMF Advisory Staff of TOBY LEE - “3 Peats” As er that no one ever heard mention about him in my bowling center in Los An- Champions at that time. He about, perhaps because of article recounting another geles to his liking, to make won the Southern Califor- King of The Hill his quiet, unassuming na- virtual unknown bowler, such a bold offer. nia Masters in 1957, and by Frank Weiler ture, while living his life in Connie Schwoegler, the Another issue featured was the Southern Califor- REDLANDS - Toby Lee is “King of The Hill” - a small community near St. first to make the finger tip a picture of Hollywood nia Match Game Champion AGAIN! In fact, Toby has “3 - Peated” and is the first Louis, Missouri, known as grip a popular alternative to actress Jayne Mansfield five times. and only bowler to do so in this tournaments history. He Sullivan (California Bowl- the conventional grip. receiving a bowling les- Lauman joined the Pro- not only has won three consecutive crowns, he is the only ing News, “Visions of St. In his note Schmidt son by Lauman prior to fessional Bowlers Associa- bowler to win three crowns. Louis, and Elvin Mesger asked me if I could help the 1957 March of Dimes continued on page 10 Toby defeated JASON NAGRO in the title match af- - The Bowling Machine,” him find any information ter Jason had defeated JOE DUBE in the first step ladder August 24, 2017, page 2). about USBC Hall of Fame match game. Jason is a two time “King of The Hill” and At the end of the article member Hank Lauman, had he beaten Toby he would have been the first three time I suggested that perhaps who moved from St. Louis King. the United States Bowling to Los Angeles in 1949. When this month’s Tournament began there were three Congress (USBC) should Schmidt notes that “I’ve two time crown winners in the field (Terry Lankster, Toby asterisk Mesger’s records, never been able to find Lee and Jason Nagro). Now Toby Lee has moved up to since all of his honor much about him. For some- become the first and only three time crown winner. awards occurred before the body who made the Hall of The TOP FIVE qualifiers leading up to match play: introduction of the Limited Fame, there’s very little on 1. Joe Dube 896 (4 Games) Distance Dressing Rule in his background, other than 2. Jason Nagro 889 1988. the basic stuff - grew up 3. Ken De Maio 884 A couple of conversa- in St. Louis, bowled with 4. David Tempel 866 tions in the past few weeks the Hermann Undertakers, 5. Terry Lankster 810 have prompted me to once etc.” Match Play scores were: again ask if the USBC My calls to the Cali- First Game: Jason Nagro 226, Joe Dube 182 should asterisk all records fornia Bowling News and Second Game: Jason Nagro 188, Toby Lee235 prior to 1988, just like base- others brought little new The tournament was hosted by EMPIRE BOWL and ball did for records set dur- information. A couple of directed by MARK HUGELMAIER. ing the 154 game season, as the most interesting top- Congratulations to Toby Lee for retaining his crown and opposed to the current 162 ics were an advertisement game schedule. in the California Bowling to all the competitors trying to dethrone him. The competi- Hank Lauman USBC Hall of Fame Member from Los Angeles tive spirit displayed by these guys is awesome and another One of those conver- News, circa 1951, in which - If anyone has any information about the life and times of Mr. example of why “CALIFORNIA BOWLERS ARE THE sations was with J.R. Lauman challenged anyone Lauman, please let me know ([email protected]) and I will Schmidt, historian colum- to a home-and-home match forward that information to J.R. Schmidt at Bowlers Journal BEST BOWLERS IN THE WORLD”. International. Photo Provided by Matt Cannizzaro at USBC. Page 2 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com November 8, 2018

Call Them theby Fred Comeback Eisenhammer Kids! WINNETKA – There they were – just two guys grace- fully heaving a bowling ball and throwing strikes with the greatest of ease. Jim Altman and Jeff Biggs were practicing at Winnetka Bowl on a recent Thursday afternoon with seemingly not a care in the world as they ran up scores well into the 200s. Somehow, these guys seemed special with a special tal- ent for the game. And, indeed, they had a story. Gone from the game for six years, the two close friends suddenly joined forces to launch a comeback. Jeff exited the game after blasting three perfect games and numerous near 300s because of an “elbow issue.” THANKSGIVING And Jim left the lanes to concentrate on performing with his myriad of bands – serving as a guitarist. Jim nev- SPECIAL er bowled a perfect game (“I’m a choker,” he says with a THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22 laugh) but he knocked out a 299 and averaged in the 200s. Jim Altman and Jeff Biggs made a name for themselves as Now they’re back. At least they’re bowling on a regu- ace league bowlers. After a six-year respite, they’re on SINGLES ADULT TOURNAMENT ONLY their way back. Photo by Fred Eisenhammer 9 PIN NO–TAP HANDICAP BOWLING lar basis again and they’ve made plans – perhaps – to re- $15 ENTRY FEE/CHECK-IN 9AM/BOWL AT 10 AM turn to the league scene. “We just started [practicing] about a month ago,” Jim For more information please contact Riverside Lanes Jeff, now 59, bowled anchor on their past league teams, says. “I have a feeling we’ll get in a league in a couple 928.763.7070 / 702.298.2535 and Jim, now 65, bowled right ahead of him. “He’s way years if not sooner.” better than I am,” Jim says. “He’s an awesome bowler.” “It’s been fun,” says Jeff about joining his buddy for Jeff, who teaches roller figure skating, averaged 219 weekly practice sessions. “We’re very competitive. We ADULT/SENIOR VIP one year. would like to do well.” The fact that Jeff and Jim are rocking the lanes again Guess what? They’re already doing quite well. On DOUBLES BOWLING isn’t really a huge surprise. Ace bowlers frequently take this particular Thursday, Jim blasted a 252, and Jeff wasn’t a leave of absence – sometimes voluntarily, sometimes not far behind. TOURNAMENT – but so often they come back. After a six-year respite, they don’t seem to have missed SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 2019 Bowling just has that lure. a beat. Call it the magic of bowling. Locals And Walk–On Are Welcome $25 ENTRY FEE/CHECK-IN 11AM/BOWL AT 12 NOON For more information contact Jesse J. Dotson, Jr. 909.628.3966 Email: [email protected] 800-227-3849 Group Code B/ASLBT Every Tues. Get The Digital Version

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U.S. Open continued from page 1 after leading by 617 pins in Liverpool, New York, in 2017. He joined PBA and United States Bowling Congress Hall of Famer Earl Anthony as the only bowlers to earn the top seed in consecutive years at the U.S. Open since 1971. Anthony also was defeated in each title match, dropping the final game in 1979 and 1980. “It definitely hurts, especially losing by one, but at least I can say I led this tournament two years in a row, by a lot,” said Butturff, a four-time PBA Tour champion. “It’s about the only thing I can take out of it, but it’s definitely an amazing feeling. “I threw a couple of bad shots but threw one good when I needed to and (left a) 10 pin. At least I forced him to show up. You know, Dom bowled phenomenal this week, too; we all did on the TV show. It’s rough, but at the same time, I always think of it as another learning experience.” Barrett also delivered in the 10th frame to advance to the championship match, beating Kristopher Prather of Plainfield, Illinois, 226-222. Prather had built an early lead, striking on six of his first seven shots but missed a 6 pin in the eighth frame to allow Barrett, who had been struggling with carry, to tighten the match. Prather missed the opportunity to shut out Barrett in the 10th. Given the chance to fill 26 pins in the 10th to ad- vance, Barrett rolled a double and got nine pins on his fill ball to secure his spot in the championship match. Barrett defeated EJ Tackett of Bluffton, Indiana, 264- 248, to advance to the semifinals. Barrett finished the game first and delivered a double to force Tackett to do the same, but the 12-time PBA Tour champion was unable to get the 10 pin out on his first shot. Tackett was hoping to become the seventh player to complete the PBA’s Triple Crown. He had claimed the 2016 PBA World Championship and 2017 PBA Tourna- ment of Champions. In the opening match of the stepladder, Barrett bested Marshall Kent of Yakima, Washington, 258-203. Barrett delivered 10 strikes on his way to the win, while Kent was unable to recover from opens in the third and fifth frames. All competitors at the 2018 event bowled 24 qualifying games over three days to determine the 36 players advanc- ing to a cashers’ round. After eight additional games, the field was cut to the top 24 players for round-robin match play. The five finalists were determined by total pinfall, including bonus pins, for 56 games. The U.S. Open is the fourth and final major champion- ship on the 2018 Go Bowling! PBA Tour schedule and is conducted jointly by the United States Bowling Congress and Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America. 2018 U.S. OPEN RUSTY BRYANT At Northrock Lanes, Wichita, Kan. LessonsWP by Appointment FINAL STANDINGS 1, Dom Barrett, England, 955 (4 games), $30,000 Western Pacific Bowling2, Jakob Butturff, Supply, Chandler, Ariz., Inc. 206 (1 game), $15,000 THE PRO ZONE 3, Kris Prather, Plainfield, Ill., 222 (1 game), $12,000 “The Ultimate Pro Shop” 4, EJ Tackett, Bluffton, Ind., 248 (1 game), $10,000 5, Marshall Kent, Yakima, Wash., 203 (1 game), $8,000 818 365-2050 STEPLADDER RESULTS Hours: 20122 Vanowen St., Mon. Thru Fri. Match No. 1 – Barrett def. Kent, 258-203 Winnetka CA 91306 11a.m. to 8 p.m. Match No. 2 – Barrett def. Tackett, 264-248 Inside Winnetka Bowl 818 340-5190 Sat. 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Semifinal – Barrett def. Prather, 226-222 Championship – Barrett def. Butturff, 207-206

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Monacelli, Weber Offer Opinionsby Lucas Wiseman In Different Ways At U.S. Open The U.S. Open, the final event of the 2018 PBA Tour season, is now over and left us with a lot to digest as we head into the start of the 2019 season in January. Here are three observations from the U.S. Open: Two different approaches to offering opinions If there’s one thing you can always count on from Pete Weber it’s that he will always speak his mind and hold nothing back. He didn’t disappoint at the U.S. Open last week after he withdrew and offered his candid comments. Weber was clearly frustrated with his physical state and his annoyances with some of the rules at the U.S. Open seemed to simply push him to a breaking point and let his emotions take over. Some may agree or disagree with Weber’s comments, but he wasn’t afraid to speak his mind and tell everyone how he felt. Honestly, bowling needs more of this even if it’s not as robust as Weber’s comments. But let’s look at how Amleto Monacelli approached his complaints about the U.S. Open. Monacelli, despite being a member of the USBC and PBA Halls of Fame, was forced to bowl the PTQ to get into the U.S. Open. He managed to express his displeasure with the situation and spoke his mind without letting his emotions boil over. There are ways to speak your mind and be critical while doing it in a way that shouldn’t result in a fine from the PBA or the USBC. Many of the younger players on tour could learn from Monacelli’s approach off the lanes.

Butturff dominates again but comes up empty Player, rookie of the year decisions tough You have to feel for Jakob Butturff after he finished second at the U.S. Open for the Now that the season is over the voters will have some tough decisions to make when second consecutive year. it comes to the PBA Player of the Year and PBA Rookie of the Year races. Last year, he led the field by 617 pins and this year dominated by 552 pins yet failed The Player of the Year race has to be one of the most uncertain in recent memory. Had to go home with the trophy, big payday and green jacket both years. EJ Tackett or Jakob Butturff won the U.S. Open, it would have made the picture a little This is the tough reality of professional bowling on television. Although many events clearer. feature a lot of games leading up to the television finals, a player like Butturff’s fate can With neither of them winning, we are left to drill down into the statistics from this be determined by just one game. season as the voters, made up of PBA members and selected media, will have a tough Imagine if you were competing in the Boston Marathon and you led the race by 10 decision to make. minutes after 26 of the 26.2 miles only to have the organizers stop you and tell you you’ll The same could be said about the PBA Rookie of the Year race. The only rookie to win finish the last 0.2 miles against the top five runners, all starting at the same time. a title this year was Annop Arromsaranon of Thailand, who won the Busan Cup against a All of the sudden, the marathon you entered has become a sprint and it has leveled the very limited field of PBA players. playing field against the rest of the top five. Arromsaranon only competed in three events, none of which took place on U.S. soil, This may be a harsh comparison, but it is probably how Butturff feels right now. and that makes things very interesting. Will the voters decide to give him top rookie hon- Although there is no one to blame because this is the way bowling has been forever and ors even though he clearly did not make regular appearances on the PBA Tour? most likely will continue to be, and the players know the format going in. Perhaps the voters will take a closer look at a bowler like Kamron Doyle, who did not Having a stepladder finals creates the drama and excitement bowling needs at the end win an event this year, but did compete in a majority of PBA stops with some success. of an event. Although, sometimes it just feels wrong. Ballots for the two honors are expected to be out any day now and voting will be underway soon. Page 6 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com November 8, 2018 $5,000 THANKSGIVING EVENT

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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 Barrett's U.S. Open Win CBW and mail to Treasurer Tina Martin, 57 Shields Lane, Novato, CA 94947-3877. “We are pleased to continue supporting Vets.” Has HOF Implications Donation deadline: by Lucas Wiseman December 31, 2018 England’s Dom Barrett notched another major victory in his career at the U.S. Open last week, but the victory had implications that may last long into the future. With his win at the U.S. Open, Barrett picked up his second career major title and has now become eligible for election into the PBA Hall of Fame based on titles. He also won the 2013 PBA World Championship. There’s a catch, however. Barrett, 33, is not yet eligible in another category that’s required to be elected into the PBA Hall of Fame. He must have 20 years of membership in the PBA, a threshold he won’t pass until at least 2030. Barrett, who first became a PBA member in 2010, has won seven career titles. And, although he would become eligible in 2030 if he continued to compete, he certainly would not be a lock for the PBA Hall of Fame based on his current credentials. We are: The California Bowling Writers So, while it’s nice to meet the minimum titles require- ment, Barrett will likely still have some work to do over This is: Our Annual Drive to support our Veterans’ the next 12 or so years to boost his resume. We Have: Raised over $83,000 since 2004 Info: [email protected] Donations: Make checks payable to “CBW” and mail to CBW c/o Treasurer Tina Martin, 57 Shields Lane, Novato, CA 94947

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upcoming PBA Clash and next season’s DHC PBA Japan Bowling Calendar Invitational. by Bette Addington The PBA Clash, a special made-for-television event that will not award a PBA title, will be taped Dec. 10 at the Kegel Training Center in Lake Wales, Florida. The event November will help kick off the FOX network’s coverage of the PBA 9-11 – Pacific Ave. Bowl Diamond Anniv. Tourn., Pacific Ave. Bowl, Stockton and will award $25,000 to the winner. 10 – Silver Foxes Tourn., 10:30am check-in; bowl at 12, AMF Southwest Lanes, Bakersfield, The top eight players in combined PBA Tour and World Bowling Tour earnings were invited to the PBA Clash, 559/381-0356 which will air on FOX on Dec. 23. 10-11 – Fourth weekend of 49th CSSBA (Cal State Senior Bowling Assoc.) Open Champ., Earning spots were Jason Belmonte, Anthony Simon- sen.Andrew Anderson, EJ Tackett, Dom Barrett, Stuart Team at Fireside Lanes; D/S at AMF Mardi Gras, Sacramento, next 2 weekends, 925/757-2695 Williams, Marshall Kent and Jakob Butturff. 11 – Veteran’s Day As for the Japan Invitational, which will take place 11 – HammerPins Mixed Team Tourn., 10am, Pins N Strikes, Elk Grove, hammerpins.net April 25-28 in Tokyo, the top 10 players on the points list 11 – ABT, 4th Street Bowl, San Jose, bay.abtbowling.com earned invitations to that event. Anderson, Simonsen, Tackett, Williams, Belmonte, 12-16 – South Point Senior Shoot Out, South Point, Las Vegas Kent and Butturff will be joined by Kristopher Prather, 17 – The Mosca 4-person Mxd. Mex.-Amer. Tourn., squads at 10am, 1:30pm & 5pm, Bill O’Neill and Tom Smallwood. Barrett also earned an invitation as the defending champion. Yosemite Lanes, Modesto, Bonnie at 209/480-3123 The Japan Invitational will also include three players 17 – Gold Pin Scratch 6 Gamer, 1pm, Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl, 925/828-7550 invited by tournament sponsor DHC, a member from the Korean PBA, a Professional Women’s Bowling Associa- 18 – San Joaquin Bowling Club Trios Tourn., squads at 10am & 2pm, KC Bowl, Hanford, 559/385-8837 tion bowler and 16 Japanese bowlers all of whom will be 18 – Scratch 6-Gamer, Yosemite Lanes, Modesto, 209/524-9161 named later. 18 – JAT, 9am, Keystone Lanes, Norwalk, SportShot Challenge, bowljat.org 22-24 – Xframe Tournament, Cal Bowl, Lakewood, Jeff – 909/702-3369 WANTED 25 – 38th Big Swiss, 9am, Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl, 209/304-0964, [email protected] “A” Mechanic 25 – BTB Scratch 8-Gamer, 10am, Keystone Lanes, Norwalk, [email protected] Buena Lanes Ventura, CA

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Page 10 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com November 8, 2018 Barrett Gutsy In Winning U.S. Open BOWLING IN VEGAS ? by Lucas Wiseman WICHITA, Kan. – Dom Barrett of England used four bowling balls, including three in the semifinal, as he climbed the ladder Wednesday to win the 2018 U.S. Open at Northrock Lanes. MOVING TO VEGAS ? In a tense championship match, Barrett delivered a clutch strike in the final frame before nervously leaving a 4-6 split and barely picking up the six pin to lock up the title, 207-206, over runaway tournament leader Jakob Butturff. SHIP OR BRING YOUR EQUIPMENT TO US. “To start the year with a win and then to finish it with one feels unbelievable,” said Barrett, who won the DHC Japan Cup in January to start the PBA Tour season. “I’m not WE WILL REFINISH TO FACTORY SPECS quite sure how that happened today. I’m going to take a little reflection and enjoy it over the Christmas period before we have a very big 2019.” AND REPLACE GRIPS AT SPECIAL RATES Barrett fell behind after five frames of the title match when he left and missed the 3-6-9-10 spare. That allowed Butturff to move into the lead, a position he held until the STUB LANE, 3 DETOX MACHINES, 3 DRILLS. final frame. Finishing the match first, Butturff could have locked up the title with a strike and nine 400+ SHIRTS 300+ USED BALLS READY TO DRILL pins but instead left a 10 pin on his first shot in the 10th to give Barrett a chance. Barrett stepped up and buried the first hit in the final frame before pulling the ball and LARGEST PRO SHOP ON THE WEST COAST. leaving a 4-6 split on his second shot. Needing to convert one of the remaining pins, he nearly missed the six pin to the left but it held on to give him the win. Over the course of the day Barrett made many ball changes, switching between four different balls throughout the stepladder finals. “I’m not going to go in with a complete game plan of what I’m going to do, you have to go on instinct,” Barrett said. “On TV, that’s sort of what you have to do. You sort of follow your instincts, believe in yourself, trust your gut and go and execute. I felt like I did a really good job at that.” After averaging 261 in the two opening matches of the stepladder finals, Barrett made a series of gutsy ball changes in the semifinal against Kristopher Prather and it paid off with a 226-222 victory. BOWLING SUPPLY Barrett, who had been playing up the boards outside, changed balls and moved deeper inside to start the semifinal. The move looked questionable after Barrett left a 10 pin in the first frame and a light four pin in the second frame. That’s when Barrett went to the bag again, switched balls and stuck with it until the fifth frame, but in the sixth frame after the commercial break, Barrett switched for a third time to close out the match, moving a little more to the right. Prather, meanwhile, started the match striking on six of his first seven shots before going Brooklyn and leaving a six pin, which he missed. That proved to be a turning point in the match as Prather looked uncomfortable getting the ball far enough right on the left lane. The Bowlers Superstore Needing a strike and eight pins in the 10th to lock up the win, Prather pulled the ball through the face on his first shot and left the 3-6, giving Barrett an opportunity to steal 1626 WEST WARM SPRINGS ROAD the match. Barrett stepped up in the final frame and delivered two strikes and nine on the fill to HENDERSON, NEVADA pick up the victory. [email protected] In a pressure-packed match to advance to the semifinal, Barrett advanced by defeating EJ Tackett, 264-248, after Tackett failed to deliver a double in the final frame. www.jbbowlingsupply.com Tackett led most of the match after Barrett opened in the second frame when he missed the 4-9 split. Barrett, however, rebounded by throwing nine consecutive strikes before leaving a six-count on the fill ball. (702) 567-0749 Tackett finished the match last and had a chance to control his own destiny. Needing a double and six pins on the fill, Tackett left a 10 pin on his first shot in the final frame. The six pin gave the 10 a tap, but it wasn’t enough to knock it over, eliminating Tackett. Asterisk continued from page 1 “I just tried to make sure I got my ball in the oil so I didn’t 2-10 because I 2-10’d so tion (PBA) as one of the original 33 charter members. His best finish was 5th in 1963 at many times this week,” Tackett said of the 10 pin in the final frame. “It wasn’t going to the Tennessee PBA Open. He rolled 4 sanctioned 300’s and four 800’s, with his highest do it on that shot, but all the pins didn’t fall and that’s bowling.” total an 820. In the opening match of the stepladder finals, Barrett started with strikes on five of his first six shots to build an early lead against Marshall Kent to win 258-203. However, little else could be found about Mr. Lauman. When I went to the USBC Although Kent rebounded with strikes in frames seven through nine, Barrett stepped website, I was amazed that I could not find any of the Hermann Undertakers records, or up in the ninth and 10th frames and was perfect to close out the match. Elvin Mesger, or even the Hook Grip Five, a famous team that held the individual team Kent got out of the gates with a double but then opened in two of the next three frames. game record for many years. Only the top 5 scores in each category are listed, which In the third frame, Kent left the 2-10, which he failed to convert, which was followed prompted my initial concern earlier this year about the 300 game records before and after by the 2-4-10, which he made. In the fifth frame, Kent missed the headpin right, leaving the 1-2-8. He hit the right 1988 (California Bowling News, “I’m Not Sure Whether to Say I’m Sorry, Or You’re side of the headpin on the spare, leaving the eight standing for another open. The deficit Welcome,” January 25, 2018, page 4). proved too large for Kent to overcome. I reached out to Matt Cannizzaro at bowl.com regarding my concerns about the history “I haven’t been throwing it good all week, but I’ve been good finding miss room,” of bowling records, and he responded by stating that “records, scores and titles go into the Kent said. “I was uncomfortable and it showed. When I finally found it again, Dom shot books based on the rules, playing conditions and technology at the time. This is true not 250 at me and what can you do about that?” The PBA Tour will go on hiatus for the rest of the year with competition resuming just for bowling, but for all sports, and these factors always are evolving.” right after the first of the year in Arlington, Texas, at the PBA Hall of Fame Classic, which What’s unfortunate about Matt’s comment is that it does not address the true history kicks off a lengthy stretch of events for the PBA. of bowling. While I’m impressed with Andrew Neuer’s total of over 200 perfect games, it would be nice if the USBC could recognize that in the first 90+ years of sanctioned bowling, the record for 300 games by an individual was 27. I remember as a youngster going to the local pharmacy to purchase The World Alma- Pete Stewartsubmitted by Joy Remebered McGreger nac and Book of Facts each year. It was one of the only places to update the records of the A Celebration of Life service for long-time Orange County bowler, Pete Stew- top players before the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) came into prominence. art, was held Friday, November 2, 2018 at Zion Lutheran Church in Anaheim. As a 10 year old, Elvin Mesger and his plethora of 300 games represented to me the Pete was the loving husband of Orange County USBC Youth Director, Linda equivalent of Babe Ruth and his 714 home runs in baseball. And just like the Bambino, Stewart. Mesger had an almost insurmountable lead of 10 perfect games over the remainder of all Pete graduated from Oceanside High School and received his degree from California Western University in 1962. He joined the Air Force Reserves that bowlers. same year. He was hired by the U.S. Government and assigned to the Contracts Each year I would continue to buy the latest World Almanac and dream of being Dept.in 1963. among the leaders on the 300 game list. After fifteen years of purchases, I finally began Pete met his wife Linda at NAVFAC - San Diego in 1966 and they were mar- to see my totals (and those of fellow Californian Butch Soper) begin to appear among the ried in 1967. Pete finished his commitment to the Air Force in 1968 and moved lifetime 300 game leaders. to Orange County in 1970. He retired from the Dept. of Defense in September, 1994 after 31 years of A recent article in Bowlers Journal International by Bob Johnson, former editor of service. the California Bowling News, started out by asserting that “sports records are made to In 1995 he started working for the ABC (American Bowling Congress) at their be broken, so the cliche goes, and virtually all such records are based on numbers.” The annual Open Tournament. He was assigned to the bowling registration depart- synopsis of Bob’s article was that bowling scores have become irrelevant. ment were he worked for 10 years. Pete had the opportunity to create many Bowling has a tremendous example to follow via the game of baseball, by providing a friendships at ABC and USBC and watch phenomenal bowlers execute high scoring games. yearly reference to 300’s, 800’s, team games and series, followed by the updated lifetime Lastly, Pete worked for the City of Anaheim Convention Center, where he bests. This would provide a better reference for traditionalists like me, and names such worked up until his passing. Pete's favorite pass times included homebrewing, as Hank Lauman, Connie Schwoegler and Elvin Mesger would not be lost in a numbers surfing, bowling camping, fishing and exploring the family ancestral tree. Linda game of scoring irrelevance. and Pete competed for many years in bowling leagues mostly at La Habra 300 Bowl and Linbrook Bowl. Pete is survived by his wife Linda; sons, Johan of Jessup, MD; Gabriel of Anaheim; daughter, Amanda of Buena Park, grandsons, Philip, Daniel, Charles, Benjamin, Matthew and granddaughters, Alaska and Julianna and loving friends and extended family. Pete was a sweet soul and will be greatly missed by all who knew him. The family requests, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Coastal German Shepherd Rescue (coastalgsr.org) in Pete's memory. Condolences to the Stew- art family. When someone you love becomes a memory, those memories become trea- sured... November 8, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 11

1987 - by CarolPART Mancini 1 Let's get the ball rolling thru the pages of 1987. The old centers were starting to disappear and new giants were popping up. Got on your bowling shoes? One. Two. Three. Slide. FRONT PAGE STORY (January 2, 1987) the passing of NORM BELT. He started the Who was the only bowler to compete in every P.B.A. TOURNAMENT at the SHOW- • PCB! He owned 4 centers, was a salesman, a bowler and knew more bowlers by name • BOAT? ? All 35. WRONG! It was CARMEN SALVINO. In 1987 he rolled in his 700th than KEN LOWMAN. tournament!! BILL TAYLOR’S first story of the year was focused on the myriad of urinals he encoun- Well. well, well. . Now the President of the Heart Ass’n. recommends bowling! Just ask • tered in his travels. AND . . . why can’t men aim straight to hit their target! Mr. TAYLOR • EARL ANTHONY (When you get to heaven.) swore he would invent the perfect urinal when he retired and win the “Golden Urinal” Bowling outrated all sports on T.V.! Some sports had more air time but bowling had more trophy. • viewers per minute. Aahhh-the good old days. Smoking was prohibited by law in public places. It took a while but indoor smoking WENDY MacPHERSON, WALNUT CREEK, was named L.P.B.T. Rookie of the Year. • ceased. (Mostly.) • She went on to win-win-win and is now working in Las Vegas for the High Roller. Junior bowler MARK FISSER was averaging a whopping 220 in league. 79 year old BUZZ FAZIO was recovering from a stroke,had a cataract and STILL bowled • National Bowling Week was January 4-12 as declared by President Reagan. • the A.B.C. in Niagara Falls. • The P.B.A. was 28 years old. STACY RIDER was all smiles when she won the California Singles Classic in Fresno. • The American Heart Assn. President protested that bowling (and beer and cigarettes) • Another J.A.T. trophy for the shelf. • was linked to heart disease as reported in the Press. A must fact! WALTER RAY WILLIAMS eats grapenut flakes for breakfast! The Bowling News was named “The Nation’s #1 Bowling Paper”. • JIM MURTASHAW supported himself for his first seven years on tour before cashing in • Definition: Anchorman - - - the team member whose average should exceed his body • Florida for $20,000. Hey Jim, how long did you make it last? • weight. Gone - - - - but not forgotten, THE LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS CLASSIC. The caution Anybody remember BRUNSWICK HAVEN HILLS BOWL in RANCHO CUCAMON- • on the ad read “Smoking by pregnant woman coud be fatal to both mother and baby.” • GA?? Me neither. Here’s a NICK MANCINI quote from 1987 in his column about “the good ole days”. The The BOWLING NEWS was delivered to 156 centers in So. California weekly. FREE. • formula for a good game was: one black hard rubber ball, plus one long black line to the • The paper was always - - - and still is, FREE. pocket, add in the correct speed and you hit the jackpot. Walk into any center and you JIM TODD, a GAGE BOWL regular was looking forward to 1987. He had 300 games in could see and feel the “trench” to the headpin. Believe it or not ! ! ! • 1984, 1985 and 1986. How could we forget the magic of SHOWBOAT LANES? JACK COOK, manager, Weekly, letters about “Smoking Versus No Smoking” filled the mail box. More bowlers • cooked up goody - - - - HELLDORADO HOOTENANNY! NEVER TO be heard from • are against smoking than for. Some had even cut their league and practice time in half. again. Sorry Jack. Feature writer DICK STOEFFLER brought up a valid point. Pro athletes in most sports VERDUGO HILLS BOWL printed a full page open letter in the March 27 Bowling News • are being tested for drugs. Will bowlers be tested in the future? • to the bowlers at EAGLE ROCK BOWL. Bring your league sheet to Verdugo, roll 3 free GABLE HOUSE made double headlines in February 6 issue of paper. The Southern games and check us out! Wow. . . was EAGLE ROCK ready to close? • California Open saw two big winners. MATS KARLSSON claimed the title, the trophy The “Kids Bowling for Kids” program raised $125,000 by 60 centers for the southland and the check for $18,000.00. BUT- - - PETE McCORDIC stole the show by rolling • Variety Clubs and needy kids. a 300 in the final match for the guaranteed $100,000.00!!! Only the fourth 300 game BETTY SALVATO, VICKI MYERS, BOBBY ANCORDOGUY and HAZEL GLADGOW bowled on T.V. Who were the others? JACK BIONDOLILLO, JOHNNY GUENTHER, • were elected to So Calif. Hall of Fame. and JIM STEFANICH. A 1947 re-cap . . . . .a ton of Hollywood stars raised money for the “war recovery “ effort. RICKY CORONA was looking forward to winning on the tour. That could lead to en- • Remember?????? Harold LLoyd, James Cagney, Basil Rathbone, Ronald Coleman, • dorsements - like - Corona cigars, Corona beer or even the City of Corona. He came in Charles Boyer, Gary Cooper, Tyrone Power, Gary Grant plus many others, including second to MATS at GABLE HOUSE. wives and female headliners. How many of you suffer from triskaidekaphobia?? Will you bowl with a split up on the DARRELL STOGRYN — 300 game at GABLE HOUSE. • next lane? Will you wear the same shirt all season? Can you wear red and win? Do you • ABC increased their dues. have a “lucky” towel? You probably won’t break a mirror or let a black cat cross your • SIERRA VISTA LANES in RIVERSIDE closed May 31, 1987. path. • Some new terms were heard on the lanes, Apple, bed posts, break, Cincinnati, grave- LARRY GRAY won his 20 PBA Regional title. Where are all those trophies, LARRY? • yard, high board, King pin, railroad, slot alley, timber. Can you identify the meaning?? • DUKE McGREW won $1,600 - not bowling - but appearing on “Wheel of Fortune”. EARL ANTHONY retired and un-retired. Lots of stories on why. Was it heart? Knees? • VANNA WHITE really caught his eye. • Elbows? Young guns on the lanes? RAY and MYRL SVELA, owners of GAGE BOWL, appeared on a segment of L.A. LAW. Did you quit bowling when smoking was banned in bowling centers? Did you stop • PAULETTE RUNGE (WESTBROOK BOWL’S manager’s wife), won $25,000 in the • bowling when the price of an ABC card went up? What kind of ball were YOU rolling in • California lottery. 1987?? Next time part 2 of 1987.. Thanks for reading the Bowlng News! Every Tues. Get The Digital Version of The California Bowling News Go to CaliforniaBowlingNews.com and sign up!! Page 12 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com November 8, 2018

Linbrook Bowl Oak Tree Lanes 201 S Brookhurst St. 990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd. Anaheim, CA 92804 Diamond Bar, CA 91765 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT by Lil’ (714) 774-2253 (909) 860-3558 by Joy McGregor by A.A.Turtle 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 ANAHEIM – Instead of ghosts and goblins lurking, I be- DIAMOND BAR — We will be hosting the San Gabriel Val- LAKEWOOD — Hi! It’s already the month of November lieve all the tricks magically turned into treats as evidenced ley USBC Adult & Youth Annual Championship Tournament so that means that Thanksgiving and Christmas are just by last weeks' shot maker, Terry Brent. Terry had everyone in 2019. We hope you get your teams together, support your around the corner. You can always get great gift sugges- focused on him after he had the front 9. No bowler actu- local association and come and visit our center. tions at a bowling center or proshop. ally stopped bowling but we were certainly all aware of an On Sat. Nov. 10, 2018 we will have a Jr. Trio Baker Tour- Here are the recent scores from the past week. obvious perfecto brewing! Calm, cool and collected, Terry nament, sport shot. Check-in at 4:30 pm. Bowling at 5:30 pm. FUNSTERS: It’s week 11 of 35 weeks. We even have side- proceeded to complete his 10th frame and 1, 2, 3, just like Cost is $90.00 a team, $30.00 a person. Payout will be 1 for pot scores to report from this league. The high scores are that -- a 300 game!!! every 6 entries, Hdcp. 100% of 650 team. More information from Roland Sanchez 649, Ed Hansen 567, Boylee Ino- Over the loud speaker was heard, "On lanes 7 & 8, call Annette 909-623-6980 or 909-717-0571. cente 557, Art Diemert 245, Cecilia De Jesus 539, Myra congratulations to Terry Brent on his "300" game." Lots of We will be hosting a Thanksgiving Doubles No-Tap Tour- Kremen 490. Sidepots: Men— Game One: Ron Liedholdt handshakes and hugs gave Terry even more confidence nament on Sat. Nov. 24, 2018 with 3 divisions - Jr/Adult, 262, Ed Hansen 218, Roland Sanchez 296. Women— and he stroked 203 and again in his 3rd game, the front Jr/Jr & Adult. Cost is $15.00 per person, payout will be 1 Game One: Anne VanHorn 250, Barbara Crawford 200, 9 and first one in the tenth but he was denied his 2nd 300 for every 6 entries in each division. Jr groups will bowl for Carla Sanchez 256. and settled for 297 which gave him an even 800 series and Scholarship and the Adult division with bowl for cash. More SENIOR MEN’s TRIO: James Tipton 277/764, King Louie a 4-gamer of 1,015. Awesome bowling Mr. Brent...wish I information contact the bowl. Jr. 266/737, Ken Holliday 733, Rob Kordich 267/702, Jerry was left handed... Go onto www.leaguesecretary.com and download your Cant 691, Ken Gannon 279, Paul Staff 277. The magic continued as we had a bevy of high scores. league sheets every week before bowling. Marcus Lemons: Jello Gray 244/676, Chris Aquino Our top-average, Danny Janssens, posted 203-236 & 267 Now onto this week’s scores: 244/662, Ray Ah Hong 649, Jeremy Glover 258/640, Steve for 705 and added a 247 to score a great 952 set. Vegas Bound: Scr: 714 Shellie Camarata, 564 Nancy Bryant 640, Mike Muck 635, Tony Newman 607, Crystal Dave Easel, after a slow start for him at 198, tossed Jimeno, 717 Brian Jacobo, 655 Eric Fujiwara, 257 Michael Barker 233/567, Nataski Willliams 233/578, Ruby Blake consistent games of 224-238 & 228 to tally a fine 888...like Gonzales Jr, 245 J.R. Ayotte, Team: 2780 4 Beards & A 578, LaJeana Harris 576, Crystal Barker 233/567, Stepha- those numbers! Mustache. nie Jones 556, Wilma Johnson 519, Our two-hander, Nick Lam, came to bowl and bowl well Club 55: Hdcp:,690 Tony Thousand, 673 Steven Lyle, 658 C.A.U.L.: Rich Dahmen 238/665, Jim Johnson 241/654, he did, turning in games of 206-183-258 and 236 for 883. JoAnn Cunningham, 639 Darla Lloyd, 219 Kathy Rugh, 206 Eli Vega 245/652, Frank Russello 601, Tom Davis 592, Norm Walker, always in contention, was on a roll and Jeannie Taylor & Pat Copeland, 267 Dan Chaves, 241 Gary Glenn Ramirez 591, Darrell Linderman 570, Tom Field 566, posted 246-213-212 and 202 for 873. Brink, Team: 1884 One Ball. David Regul 555, Jimmy Hall 533, Becky Salcedo 497, Yo- Lenny Huber bowled well - 228-205-245 and 180/858 TAT X-Frame: Scr: 545 Eleanor Carandang, 544 Jinny Lei, semite Hamilton 479, Teri Friend 474, Beth Walls 442, Vir- versus Dick McKenzie with games of 212-211-211 and 752 K-Mel Cunanan, 647 Ricky Pastrana, 256 Mike Bena- ginia Hall 438, JacKie Clark 430, Kate Clark 415. 222/857. Can see why their teams split 10 and 10! videz, 243 Larry Sian, 208 Wendy Kwan, 177 Rowie Jucal, Bowling Buddies: Dan Ewaskey 592, Eugene Carter 411, Alan Bloom turned in a solid set - 213-189-223 and Team: 1900 Team 15. Christine Ewaskey 520, Nancy Farina 335. 230/854. Crazy 4 Vegas: Scr: 381 Lynn Floria, 578 Bruce Crawford, Sierra Bugs: Cheryl Hilton 528, Sandy Wright 523, Darlene More Hot Scores: Don Gardner 264, Louie Juarez 138 Anne Clifford, 248 Mike Kwasnick, Team: 2640 Mixed Waken 504, Pamela Johnson 503, Joann McKnight 488, 255, Chris Hefner 248, Don Lorentzen 245, Steve Sparks Nuts. Janet Reece 478, Cathy Wyatt 462, Mary Spencer 456, 236, Juan Sandoval 227, Mark Guillaume 224, Josh Huml Chamber & Friends: Scr: 680 Trevor Brown, 630 Brian Ginny Lindsay 454, Mel Leach 451. 222, Mel Cabias 221, Jim Banaban 220, Willy Bordenave Behounek, 502 Clara Lotton, 473 June Grothe, 225 Monica Sierra Bugs: Sidepot Winners: Game One—Joann MacK- 215, Orlando Vanegas 214, Sandy Magana 214, Blake Jackson, 184 Heidi Boothe, 222 Steve Dolphin, 221 Jim inght 225; Game Two —Sandy Wright 190; GameThree— Douglass 213, Carl Adinolfi 212, Janet Anderson 210, Ron Sawkins, Team: 2622 K-Zadia. Mary Spencer 242. Scores for the week Cheryl Hilton 528, Douglass 208, Jim Moore 206, Dan Milstead 204, Rod Young @ Heart: Hdcp: 679 Ed Elefano, 678 Frank Domin- Sandy Wright 523, Darlene Waken 504, Pamela Johnson Cantrell 203, Al Lara 200 and Nancy Smith 200. guez, 718 Renee Dominguez, 688 Pat Copeland, 247 Joe 503, Joann McKnight 488, Janet Reece 478, Cathy Wyatt Until next week, let the magic continue... Cordoniz, 242 Tom Barron, 259 Darla Lloyd, 240 Joann 402, Mary Spencer 456. Cunningham, Team: 1971 Team 26. Cal Bowleros: Sidepot winners—Game One: Ginny Lind- Let it Ride: Scr: 733 Desmond Warren, 638 Jeff Vanthiel, say 247; Game Two: Leona Belletti 1876; Game Three: Pickwick Bowl 528 Sancha Acevedo, 454 Erin McCrink, 189 Jessica Rabbit Hedy Schonar 222. Scores: Carol Hovis 540, Hedy Schon- 921 Riverside Dr. Wood, 180 Stephanie Row, 240 Norwegian Kvenbo, 215 er 495, Carolyn Rousseau 493, Carole Fischer 227. Vido Samarzich & Michael Samarzich, Team: 2446 Slivovitz. Young At Heart: Carl Steel242/676, Mark Williams Burbank, CA 91506 Happy Strokers: Scr: 273 Jim Foote, 251 Gloria Hess, 135 238/634, Rey Santos 597, Jimmy Hamilton 594, Anthony by Tish (818) 842-7188 Bev Gaunt, 117 Barry Johnson, Team: 763 Team 8. Leavell 591, Scott Robbins 579, Henry Redman 563, Fale Fil-Am: Scr: Has just started last week and will run through Sula 555, Frances Walker 231/615, Dee Phipps 563. BURBANK – In these very uncertain times, we still have June 2019 they still have some openings. This league bowls Pin Heads: Chuck Appleberry 531, Gary Kelly 491, Tom much for which to be thankful. In my world it is the health on Friday nights at 8 pm and is 4 on a team as of now they Komadina 482, Stacy Kelly 226/503, Audrey Louis 519. of my spouse, children and grandchildren. It is the shelter, have 28 teams in the league if you’re interested come on Recycled Teens: Stan Murren was doing battle all day with food and simple comforts I am still able to enjoy. It is the down and have a great time and join them. the pins. He won round two! Game One 132, Game Two dawn of each new day & the warmth of my bed at night. And, Vegas on Layway: Scr: 517 Julie Orriny, 482 Ashley Calles, 232, Game Three 149. Down - Up - Down. Games: Ro- of course, bowling! Bowling is my greatest gift to myself 643 Garran Hein, 622 Luis Damion, 191 Erin Wojtkiewicz, land Sanchez 237/672, Boylee Inocente 226/602, Ed Han- and to others. I have made life long friends and probably 179 Michelle Hughes, 248 Gregg Sietsema, 234 Kevin Or- sen 589, Jim Plante 583, Doug Johnson 581, Victor San- a few enemies. I relish the thrill of watching anyone, youth riny, Team: 1955 Chelle, you’re Up! tos 572, Jojo Jasmin 525, Rod Nicas 518, Joanne Burke or adult, roll a 300 or pick up an impossible spare. Some Jr/Adult Turtle Crew (Sport Shot): Scr 428 Martin Velasco, 520, Lu Anthony 487, Pat Bates 480, Carla Sanchez 462, watch television to escape, I go bowling. I know I will always 132 Kira Ihara, Adult: 532 Mike Velasco, Team: 960 Stay Lanore Knudson 460, Dorothy Ruggiero 454, Lucy Seiple get a hug, a kind word and hopefully a decent score. Fellow in Your Lane. 452, Royce Murren 451, Vancie Keith 436. bowlers, let us strive to keep bowling a happy place. That Jr’s Pin Heads: Scr: 363 Zachary Cannon, 279 Erynne Fil-Am: Matt Mosley 749, Emmerson Wafer 707, Rey San- way, we all win! Jones, 136 Kyle Yonezawa, 106 Ariana Chavez, Team: 634 tos 700, Louis Whitlock 278, James Borillo 252, Armand Senior Swingers: (scr) Robert Cornett 222, Mary Langer Trick Shot Bowlers. Garcia 238, Carla Sanchez 576, Elvie Medestomas 536. 212, Kelly McDonough 645, Cres Cruz 547. (hdcp) Ray Jr’s Rug Rats: Scr: 137 Harley Murga, 107 Damien Don- Vegas Crackpots: Alwyn Woods 695, Keyon Gregory Garcia 263, Shirlee Wolf 274, Andre Giancomelli 647, Kim lucas, 64 Ethan Ruiz, Team:226 Ninja Noir. 676, Nathaniel Hampton 645, Daryl McCloud 642, Antho- Rasmussen 651. Jr’s Pin Pals: Scr: 338 Jazzy Ruiz, 338 Logan Murga, 107 ny Bourges 640, Shawdee Wilson 629, Alexis Hammond Monday 710-Telco: (scr) Dave Hansen 258, Helen Owens Alex Lotton, 109 Ryan Sands, Team: 565 Panic ^ Fox.. 236/613, Kim Allen 605, Ellen Myerss 591, Tippy Thornton 184, Zoran Jacimovic 668, Judy Lamb 514. (hdcp) Romney Jr/Adult Strike Force: Scr: 554 Bella Roseli, 587 Leoj 582, Shaonna Battle 568, LaDrena Boyd 232/564. Caswell 267, Glenda Nale 21, Don Lollar 702, Judy Treidler Chin, 114 Kira Ihara, 216 Dante Montoya, Adults: 523 Kirk Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jaime Grabinski 243/654, Mi- 650. Sunada, Team: 1528 We are Bowlers. chael Savolskis 575, Ernie Fischer 569, Ray Grabsinski JPL League: (scr) Cenzo Bruno 203, Sonia Cruz 123, Jr Gold: Scr: 702 Tre Mitchell, 220 Timmy LeCount, Team: 545, John Ferfazzo 545, Dominic Ravaglia 544, John Wells Albert Yang 556, Nastaran Sajedi 298. (hdcp) Christopher 1326 Quite One’s. 527, Ashlee Ravaglia 213, Gina Radcliffe 522, Elaine Har- Volk 238, Dajae Williams 185, Matt Muszynski 631, Brooklin Check our website www.oaktreelanes.net for more infor- mon 476, Anita Ward 475. Cohen 544. mation and all of our specials and our youth website www. Mini Couples: Bill Dennis 673, Rich Butler 581, Mike Onu- Disney League: (scr) Danny Bushmore 212, Nikki Nguyen tbybp.com. Keep the great scores a rolling. sic 549, Emily Burchman 572, Mary Vieira 470, Richard 164, Mike Olejarcyzk 687, Cali Abenido 464. (hdcp) Anthony Chambers 231, Avelina Cumbis 468. Vazquez 275, Megan Teahan 239, Robert Farragamo 771, Grandma/Grandpa’s: Walter Milsap 596, Walter Gist 558, Jocelyn De la Torre 631. La Habra “300” Bowl Larry Cosgrove Jim Burke 528, Chris VanDeven 524, Fale Orbits: (scr) Cathy Stevens 168, Helen Vincent 415. (hdcp) 370 E. Whittier Sula 519, Billy Williams 507, Al Romero 503, Joanne Burke Jan McCarthy 204, Jan Levitt 588. La Habra, CA 90631 209/527, Vancie Keith 513, Anna VonMuegge 499, Donna Guys & Dolls: (scr) James Hutchinson 245, Danica Mc- (562) 691-6721 May 493, Del Stewart 488, JoAnne Mount 482. Mahon 192, Michael Hollomon 648, Ramona Gardner 522. Gobs and Gals: Week 8—Scott Maxwell 793, Rick Bar- by Ed Saleh (hdcp) Lou Estrella 277, Cortney Lyon 250, Brad Wilson baria 732, Samuel Quezada 730, Joe Torres Sr. 279, John 737, Debbie Molia 670. LA HABRA – Weekly High Scores. Check out our weekly Woods 279, Nick Negrete 260, Shirley Owens 757, Jes- Wed Night Hdcp: (scr) Anthony Martinez 257, Sheilah Sr. No-Tap, Friday mornings at 10:00 am. The next Beast’s sica Jauregui 737, Barbara Fisher 718, Della Douglass Faller 213, Adam Lew 7-8, Stephanie Rakers 564. (hdcp) Eliminator is Sunday, November 11th at 10:00 am. Check-on 232, Rachel Macias 261. Roland Werner & Andrew Van Dorn 277, Amber Ball 268, stars at 9:00 am. Congratulations to Roger Ferris on his 300 V.A. League: Joe Morselli 540, Brian Baceafra 450, Don Ariel Rodriguez 800, Chelsey Morin 733. games during the Frank’s Gold Cup league. Cusio 232, Rene Robitalle 498, Nancy Magruder 145. Senior Foursome: (scr) Bill Couch 211, Kim Rasmussen SUNDAY – Vegas Rollers: Celso Alhambra 252, Sam Di Big Bear: Leon Bradford 256/719, Emmerson Wafer 147, Richard Andersen 556, Cres Cruz 439. (hdcp) Tony Fatta 247/631, Richard Delgado 226, Carlos Estrada 606, 257/685, Billy Anderson 671, Damon Flewelen 650, Jamie Foenander 267, Diane Sorem 233, Ray Garcia 675, Lydia Sheldon Shapiro 604. Wally’s Vegas Cruise: Brian Bendt Carrington 641, Jonathan Gale 639, Ken Seiple Jr. 635, Gantt 668. Until next time…keep the ball rollin’! 268/753, John Barroso 255/603, Chuck Sloan 212. Ken Holliday 618, Steve Bryant 613, Mark Williams 608, MONDAY – Lake Parkers: Al Scudellari 226, Larry Mc- John Dunn 607, Tony Leavell 603, Harold Dubose 602, Mi- FOOT SURGERY Curry 223, Steve Scudellari 206, Becky Simon 200. 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Guys & Dolls: Erik San- Brandon Kraye 276/719. chez 242/622, Howard Lavoot 219, Jeff Black 206. 1135 S. Sunset Ave., Suite 107 FRIDAY – Vegas Gamblers: Steve Harrison 278, 760, West Covina, CA 91790 WEDNESDAY – Silver Foxes: Charlie Juster 244, Ed Brandon Kraye 277/713, Marlow Dinger 269/737, Sharon (626) 962-9442 Jamison 235/613, Carl Brooks 224/653, Willie Ford 601, Westerhold 224/608, Christie Willemstyn 216, Carie Morgan Fax (626) 337-7663 Jenny Campbell 258/616, Jackie Head 215. 216/627. Until next week. November 8, 2018 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 13

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