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7502B Florence Ave, Downey,owling CA 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:ews (562) 807-3600 Fax: (562) 807-2288 Loose Swing Helps Prather Win TOC And $100,000 by Lucas Wiseman FAIRLAWN, OH – Kris Prather got as far left as he could, threw the ball slow, hooked the lane and his look was unbeatable. Tearful Carmen Salvino That game plan worked to perfection for Prather on Competes in 30th and Final Sunday night as he never trailed in any match and PBA Tournament of Champions climbed the ladder to win FAIRLAWN, Ohio – it remained for 29 years. his first major title at the PBA legend Carmen Sal- PBA’s signature event 2020 PBA Tournament of vino was overcome with made its return to AMF Champions at AMF Riviera emotion as he threw his Riviera Lanes in 2018 after Lanes. final shots in qualifying a 24-year absence. While several of his op- for his 30th and final PBA “I never won the Tour- ponents tried to play the Tournament of Champions nament of Champions but lanes straighter, Prather Thursday. it was always my favorite plugged away playing a 2020 Tournament of Champions Winner Kris Prather In front of a huge crowd tournament,” said Salvino. deep inside line and worked “I’m just so happy,” my first major, $100,000, a tough opening match at AMF Riviera Lanes, the “The biggest reason I kept his way up to the champi- Prather said. “It’s always it’s incredible.” against Sean Rash and then 86-year-old Hall of Famer coming back was the fans – onship match, where he been the dream of mine to Prather, who also won knocked off Jason Belmon- and 17-time Go Bowling they always made me feel defeated Bill O’Neill, 280- just bowl the Tournament $100,000 last year at the te and Anthony Simonsen PBA Tour winner extend- special.” 205, for his 3rd career title. of Champions. For it to be PBA Playoffs, survived continued on page 3 ed his record as the oldest “Every athlete should player to compete in a PBA be thankful for the fans Tour event. because without the fans PBA’s most famous we can’t compete,” the DORIN-BALLARD, GIANOTTI, BUCKNER showman is one of the few Chicago native added. “If remaining links to the sto- we don’t have the fans you ried tournament’s origin don’t have a paycheck. The ELECTED TO PWBA HALL OF FAME dating back to the inaugu- way the fans treated me ARLINGTON, Texas ral event in 1962. The 1962 here made the last 30 years – Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, TOC was held at Play Bowl all worthwhile whether I Carol Gianotti and Pam in Indianapolis and was bowled good or bad.” Buckner will form the actually billed as the India- Salvino’s best TOC fin- 2020 Professional Wom- napolis 500 Festival Tour- ish was third in the inaugu- en’s Bowling Association nament of Champions. It’s ral tournament. Joe Joseph (PWBA) Hall of Fame an often-overlooked event won with a two-game total Class, following their elec- because the tournament of 480 pins followed by tion by the PWBA Hall of would not be held again for fellow Michigan star Billy Fame committee. All three three years. Golembiewski with 413 players were selected in the In 1965, when Firestone pins and Salvino with a 409 Performance category. began its landmark spon- total. The 2020 PWBA Hall of Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Carol Gianotti and Pam Buckner sorship, the classic moved “I knew it was going to Fame induction ceremony Bowling Congress (USBC) nounced later. through 2003, including the to Bowlarama in Akron and be emotional for me but I will take place May 13 in Queens, a major event on Dorin-Ballard, 55, of 2001 USBC Queens. She then to AMF Riviera Lanes was able to keep it under Las Vegas, in conjunction the PWBA Tour. Details on Keller, Texas, captured 20 was the 2001 PWBA Player the following year where continued on page 7 with the 2020 United States the ceremony will be an- PWBA titles from 1991 continued on page 7

Prices Starting at $54.99 +Tax & Shipping Page 2 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com February 13, 2020 PBA REGIONAL UPDATE: BRAD ANGELO, THOMAS LARSEN WIN PBA/PBA50 DOUBLES TITLE • Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y., in his first tournament as a PBA50 competitor, teamed up with Thomas Larsen of Denmark to defeat PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Oxford, Fla. and team mate Nate Garcia of Port St. Lucie, Fla., 2-0, in a best-of-three-game title match to win the PBA/PBA50 Don Vay Memorial Central Doubles Classic title at Legend Lanes Sunday. Teams in the PBA Central Region’s first tournament of 2020 included one bowler age 50 or older, and one bowler under the age of 50. The title was Angelo’s fourth overall in PBA Regional competition and Larsen’s first. They also split a $3,950 first prize. In the semifinal round, Angelo, who turned 50 on December 23, and Larsen blanked Doug Kent of Newark, N.Y. and Tim Pfeifer of Oakdale, Pa., 2-0, while Williams and Garcia shut out Tom Adcock of Decatur, Ill. and Jake Peters of Las LOUSY BOWLER Vegas, 2-0, in the best-of-three semifinal round.

• Regional competition over the Feb. 21-23 weekend includes the PBA50 Dave Edwards Toyota South Open at TOURNAMENT Paradise Lanes in Spartanburg, S.C., and a pair of tournaments at South Point in Las Vegas – the Southpoint West Chal- $20 Per Bowler lenge for non-titlists and a Southpoint Member/Non-Member Doubles Tournament.

Lousy Bowler T-shirt included! • Closing out the February regional calendar over the Feb. 28-March 1 “leap year” weekend will be the PBA Plaza Lanes Central/Midwest Open in Crawfordsville, Ind.

SUNDAY, MARCH 8 For complete PBA Regional schedules including rules and entry information, visit pba.com, open the “schedules” FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: • RIVERSIDE LANES AT 1-888-590-2695 tab and click on PBA Regional Tours to find the event(s) in your area. Whether you are a competitor or a fan, you can follow “live scoring” for all PBA Regional events on pba.com (easily accessible for Apple and Android device users using the PBA app). 12th LAUGHLIN QUICK NOTES • Unrelated note #1 re: 1970 PBA TOC: PBA Hall of Famer and founding member Carmen Salvino, who improved upon his own record as the oldest player to bowl in a PBA Tour event when he rolled his first shot in his 30th TOC ap- BLAST pearance at age 86, was sitting on the sidelines when Don Johnson rolled his 299 in the 1970 TOC title match. Salvino Senior No–Tap Doubles finished that tournament in sixth place, 50 pins behind Jim Stefanich, who was the No. 5 qualifier for the ABC-TV telecast. Salvino therefore served as “alternate” to the TV finals. It was standard practice in those days to have a backup Handicap Event! ready in case one of the finalists was unable to bowl in the TV finals.

• Unrelated note #2 re: 1970 PBA TOC: all five finalists for the 1970 TOC telecast were subsequently elected to SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 the PBA Hall of Fame. The qualifiers in order were: Don Johnson, Mike Durbin, Dick Ritger, Barry Asher and Jim FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: JOYCE DALTON–JENSEN (619) 251–9660 Stefanich. www.Laughlinblast.com • Entering the PBA Tournament of Champions after finishing second in the PBA Jonesboro Open, Chris Barnes had moved into sixth place on the PBA career earnings list with $2,481,331. He passed fellow Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli who has earned $2,475,574. Barnes’ next goal is to catch and pass Brian Voss who is fifth on the list with $2,577,979. BOOK SWEEPERS/GROUP RESERVATIONS/BIRTHDAYS/CORPORATE PARTIES • In his first television appearance of the 2020 Go Bowling PBA Tour season Sunday in the PBA Jonesboro Open, 1.888.590.2695 Australia’s Jason Belmonte threw seven trikes in a 257-207 loss to Chris Barnes. Fulfilling his pledge to donate $50 per RiversideResort.com strike to his “2HandsHelpingAustralia” fundraiser in the wake of his home country’s devastating wildfires, Belmonte’s first donation was for $350.

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State President Kathy Bruegeman CALIFORNIA – BOWLING’S TOP STATE – Why? by Frank Weiler From what I hear, California will lead the nation again in BVL contributions. California will again be NUMBER ONE. California will again surpass $100,000 in BVL con- tributions. California will again improve the lives of thou- sands of deserving military veterans. California will again show the world that bowlers are the most generous sports people in the nation. Bowlers bowl, bowlers compete, and bowlers give. I often ask myself WHY California bowlers are so gen- erous, WHY California bowlers are the best bowlers in the world and WHY California has produced more profession- al bowlers than any other state? I ask myself WHY do our professional bowlers win so many titles? WHY Califor- nia‘s Youth are the best junior bowlers in the world? WHY California youth programs are the best in the nation? I ask WHY? WHY is our State the best in the sport of BOWL- ING? WHY? Some would argue that California is tops in Bowling because there are more bowlers in California. The num- bers are accurate but not the reason why California is Tops in the sport. I believe a philosopher named Thomas Mal- thus wrote that quantity doesn’t necessarily equate to qual- ity. We all know that bigger isn’t always better. California is not Bowling’s Top State because there are millions of California bowlers. It’s more than numbers. So, if it’s not numbers, WHY is California the best? WHY is California Bowling’s Top State? I believe California is Bowling’s Top State because we have the best leaders in the country. The California USBC Board of Directors and Officers lead better than any other Prather was able to roll past defending champion Bel- USBC leadership group. We are lucky to have leaders like TOC continued from page 1 monte, 252-179, in the second match of the stepladder fi- State President KATHY BRUEGEMAN and State Asso- in his next two matches. nals. ciation Manager LARRY PEPPERS. We are very lucky to Belmonte was the only one who tried to get left and Prather started the match with four strikes in a row be- live and bowl in California. hook it but poor execution kept him from challenging fore a 10 pin ended his run. Belmonte looked lost early on, Bowlers, do you recognize the times we live in? We are Prather. Rash, Simonsen and O’Neill all tried to play the missing the head pin right several times and even tossed a living in a GOLDEN AGE. A GOLDEN AGE of Bowling. lanes straighter, and Prather wasn’t unhappy about it. Brooklyn. He didn’t toss a double until after the match was While there is room for improvement, things have never “My swing got really loose because I knew that they out of the woods and finished fourth.. been better in our sport. We have the best equipment the were hard over there,” Prather said. “I know we didn’t Despite trailing by 26 pins after six and a half frames, sport has ever seen. We have the best facilities the sport spend a whole lot of time on the right side of the lane try- Rash had an opportunity in the final frame to knock out has ever seen. We bowl surrounded by the most dynamic ing to break them down. Prather. Instead, Prather survived, 187-164. and exhilarating atmosphere the sport has ever seen. We “I felt like if I missed a little right playing straighter, I Prather was in control until he left and missed the 1-2-7 have the best leaders of any sport in the nation. These are didn’t have any kind of recovery. And if I missed left, it in the seventh frame. He went on to leave a 4-9 split for “THE BEST OF TIMES” for the sport of Bowling. went through the face, and we saw that with Rash, Simon- an open in the ninth. A clutch double in the 10th frame, Wake up and smell the flowers all around you. Stop sen and Bill when they were playing straighter. I just tried however, put maximum pressure on Rash. looking for the sliver in the eyes of our Bowling leaders to get as far left as I could, throw it as slow as I could and Needing a double to win, Rash was distracted when he while overlooking the beam blinding our attitudes. Start just try to control the pocket.” overheard FOX play-by-play man Rob Stone setup the fi- contributing and stop complaining. Prather’s only non-strike in the championship match nal frame. He backed off but when he tossed his first shot Bowlers should be grateful for these bests of times. came in the second frame when he left and converted a in the 10th, he went wide right and left the 1-2-8 to lose. Let’s stop bitching and moaning and join our leaders to 10 pin. The PBA Tour heads to Columbus, Ohio, for the sec- make the sport of BOWLING even better. His 280 game was actually the lowest winning score ond major of the season, the PBA Players Championship, in a championship match this season. Tommy Jones won which begins Tuesday live on FloBowling. with 300 to start the season, Rash shot 289 to win the sec- ond week and Kyle Troup won with 290 last week. Adding PBA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS in Prather’s score, the winning average so far this season (a 2020 Go Bowling PBA Tour Tier 1 event) is 289.75. AMF Riviera Lanes, Fairlawn, Ohio, Sunday WANTED As for O’Neill, he was never really in the match against Prather after opening the match by leaving the Big Four Final Standings: Looking for Energetic, Committed for an open. He’d go high on three of his first six shots to 1, Kris Prather, Plainfield, Ill., $100,000. fall behind big. 2, Bill O’Neill, Langhorne, Pa., $50,000. and Responsible Employees In the semifinal, Simonsen decided to try to take the 3, Anthony Simonsen, Little Elm, Texas, $25,000. in Southern California lane out of play and throw urethane hard and straight. The 4, Jason Belmonte, Australia, $12,000. move didn’t work, though, as Prather advanced with a 5, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., $10,000. 226-203 win. Mechanics, Desk, Bar, Food Service Prather struck, stuffed a four pin, and then rattled off Playoff Results: four strikes in a row to build a 23-pin lead heading into the Match One: Prather def. Rash, 187-164. Send resumes to commercial break. A blower seven pin in the eighth frame Match Two: Prather def. Belmonte, 252-179. followed by a 6-7 split in the ninth frame for an open that Semifinal: Prather def. Simonsen, 226-203. [email protected] sealed Simonsen’s fate. Championship: Prather def. O’Neill, 280-205. Page 4 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com February 13, 2020 Adult City Championships TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

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Monday through Thursday 7:30pm-Close $15 including shoe rental! February 13, 2020 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com Page 5 Go Bowling PBA Tour Majors Stretch Continues with PBA Players Championship Feb. 9-15 Anthony Simonsen to defend Players Championship title in season’s second major COLUMBUS, Ohio – While Australian two-hander Jason Belmonte etched his name in Go Bowling PBA Tour history in 2019 by winning the PBA World Championship for a record 11th PBA major title, PBA Players Championship winner and fellow two-hander Anthony Simonsen of Little Elm, Texas, was carving out his own place in PBA majors history.

Both players will be among an expected field of 92 entrants who will return to Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl for the second major of the 2020 Go Bowling PBA Tour season Feb. 9-15. In addition to a major title and the $75,000 first prize, the $1 million perfect game bonus will again be in effect for the Players Championship if the winning player bowls a perfect game in the title match of the live finals on FS1 on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 2:30 p.m.

Already in the young 2020 season, the Players Championship is part of a grueling stretch as the second of three consecutive majors in as many weeks. The PBA Tourna- ment of Champions at AMF Riviera Lanes in Fairlawn, Ohio and immediately following the Players Championship the tour travels to Lincoln, Nebraska for the U.S. Open Feb. 16-23.

At age 22 Simonsen, the No. 2 seed, won the 2019 Players Championship to become the youngest player to win two PBA majors, defeating No. 1 seed Belmonte 232-212 in the title match at Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl.

In 2019, Belmonte, who won the PBA Tournament of Champions the week before, held a three-pin lead in the fifth frame of the title match when he left a 4-6-7-9-10 split. Both players then threw strikes from the sixth through the ninth frames but Belmonte left the door open for Simonsen when he left a pocket 7-10 split on the first shot of the 10th frame.

“To have a second major at this point in my career, I’m speechless,” said Simonsen, who won the 2016 USBC Masters at age 19 to become the youngest to win a major. “Jason is the guy everyone is gunning for and as a fellow two-handed player, he’s an inspiration.”

Competition begins Tuesday, Feb. 11 with six-game qualifying rounds at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Qualifying continues with the third round Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 11 a.m. after which the top 24 players will advance to the first eight-game match play round at 6 p.m. After the second and third match play rounds at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13, the top five based on 42-game pinfall totals will be determined for the stepladder finals on Feb. 15.

Tommy Jones capped a storybook week in the season-opener in January when, after his induction into the PBA Hall of Fame the night before, he won the PBA Hall of Fame Classic with a dramatic 300-237 victory over Darren Tang in the title match for his 20th career title. While the Hall of Fame Classic was not part of the $1 million bonus lineup of tournaments, he did receive $10,000 for that remarkable accomplishment.

The $1 million title match bonus is in effect for the Tournament of Champions, Play- ers Championship, Go Bowling PBA Indianapolis Open and PBA World Championship.

All qualifying and match play rounds will be livestreamed by FloBowling. To sub- scribe, visit flobowling.com. FloBowling also will livestream the FS1 finals to its inter- national subscribers.

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Assistant Editor / Typesetter 23 – PBA US Open, Lincoln, NB, 11am on FOX JONATHAN GARZA �����������������������Featured Writer 28-1 – 4th Smooth’s Team Challenge, $10k for 1st, Harley’s Valley Bowl, Simi Valley, 323/216-9535 DEAN LOPEZ...... Transportation/Distribution 29 – PBA Go Bowling! PBA Indianapolis Open, 5:30pm, FS1 DOUG HOSKINS ...... Computer Consultant California Bowling News is NOT responsible for ADS, Calendar brought to you by California Bowling Writers (www.calbowlingwriters.org) EDITORIALS, STORIES, FACTS, PICTURE CAPTIONS or Email your upcoming events for inclusion to [email protected] SPELLING emailed for publication. Published 52 weeks. Page 6 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com February 13, 2020 1994 - PART 4 by Carol Mancini July Starts With A Bang! Dan Chovan won the PWSBT Palomar Open. Second was Mike Hanna; third, Glenn U.S. government in one way or another had controls over big businesses. Bowling is • Allison, and fourth, Dan Roche. (Side note: Roche was head of the “Image Committee” • a business but the U.S. never had any control over any part of it. The ABC/WIBC had for the ABC. Never a mustache hair out of place. control over most rules, owners, associations, insurance and guidelines. A safe busi- CEDAR LANES, Fresno. Need we say more? Memory lane led right to CEDAR LANES. ness to be in and profitable if run right. • Sorry, can’t repeat the stories. General Tire gave up PBA sponsorship to sponsor auto racing. Since they produced Bob Thomas was named Manager of the NATIONAL BOWLING STADIUM in Reno. (If • tires, not balls, it made the decision easy. New sponsor? More later. • you haven’t been there, take a roadtrip up 395. It’s worth the trip.) Don Johnson and Jack Tanner bought TEMECULA VALLEY BOWL –formerly PIN- Local Robin Romeo captured her 6th WWPB Title in Danville. • KY’S. A hard luck bowl from the beginning. • One more time –SAN GABRIEL LANES headlines; new ownership, new lanes, new Tish Johnson brought a pie to the WWPB tourney at MISSION HILLS to throw at Robin • setters, new masking units, new scoring, new arcade, new sports lounge and new • Romeo (Tish thought Robin would win). Ooops. Tish won, so she got the cash, the interior. Call Ron or Paul. Who??? Opening soon. trophy AND the pie. Picture of Tish’s pie face made front page. Betty Goulding – general manager at CLARK CENTER surprised kids from the Shri- The ABC/WIBC had millions of members but was unable to promote bowling. Most of • ners Children’s Hospital at their bowling party (fundraiser). Santa Claus helped the kids • their income was spent on insurance, awards, travel, payroll, Hall of Fame, national on the lanes, gave out gifts, sang Christmas songs. Santa in July was a delight! tournaments, museum, taxes, rent, phones, etc. etc. etc. The average, once-a-weeker The ABC was ranked 17th in size on the list of membership organizations with had no clue. (Same today! The average bowler says “I’ll never bowl 300, why should I • 2,576,809. World’s largest SPORTS organization. Triple A and AARP are the top two in buy a sanction card?” The average secretary has no answer.) membership. A first-time bowler –Bud Turrell, went with some buddies to try out this game called Tish Johnson finished third 16 times in the LPBT. (Now she’s on the Senior Tour). • bowling. He got shoes at the desk, a ball off the rack and shot a 253 game!! Highest • More advice: don’t depend on your “smart ball” for scores. If you can’t hit your mark recorded first game. What was your first game??? • – or know where your mark is – you ain’t gonna score either! Good or bad?? Try to A few 1994 centers that aren’t around in 2020: AZUSA BOWL, FRIENDLY HILLS, NEVER bowl a tournament on an end pair. (Everybody has an opinion from “always • CLARK CENTER, COLUMBIA, HOLLYWOOD STAR, MISSION HILLS, DEL ROSA, wear a clean shirt” to “don’t put shoe polish on the ball to make it look good.”) CADILLAC, HEMET, SAN HI and probably more. These were weekly advertisers. Hope was still alive to get bowling into the year 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia. The ABC sanctioned 100,000 leagues in 1993-94. • They had 150 centers and bowling was popular. • The great Joe Norris of San Diego rolled a 300 at age 85. The officers of his weekly Bowling fever was a promotion by the State Lottery. If you bought a $5 lottery ticket at • league voted not to sanction the league at the kick-off meeting! • 7-Eleven, you also got a free game of bowling. Most centers accepted the freebies. New advertiser ... Logos Plus – a new company in Paramount, Calif. They did embroi- Quote of the Week: “If you have $200 to spend on the latest ball, save it and take les- • dery, silkscreening, art design and lettering on sports apparel. • sons. Learn to use what you’ve got.” Odd, but true: Lawrence Butler rolled six consecutive 180 games in the ABC Nationals. Wheelchair bowler, Al Uttecht, was legend. He received awards in his sport so often • Lifetime membership in the ABC was $400. That covered national, state and local • that some of the awards were eventually named after him. Never saw Al without a • dues. They threw in a money clip too! smile. Loved his cologne. Frank Baker, ABC secretary, was the inventor of the Baker System of bowling (I won- Billy Myers, Jr. won three of the four PCB tournaments he entered. In Ventura he aced • dered why it was called Baker). Its format offered faster, more exciting league play. Still • 118 entrants including Rick Berry to win by a spare. played by many in 2020. Where? Check your center. Ask for it. See what the answer California WBA held free bowling classes for WIBC members. Instructor for the class at is. • KONA LANES was Bobbe North. All a local association had to do was ASK the State! Two centers for sale: 10 lanes in Bishop and a 16 laner in Delano. Then find a center and invite 30-40 students. Helen Duval was a favorite instructor. • A Southern California Hall of Famer (2019) won the Cal State Masters. Nice to have on Another great program that faded away. • his resumé. Right, Marv Sargent! What was the favorite name for a fun league? T.G.I.F. (after searching all the pages Gibson’s Bowling Supplies has a “quitting business” sale. • from 1994). • More names I like: Pete Kizziak (802) and Mark Violin (299). The “Bowling de Marrakech” in La Palmeraie was near Casablanca. No, their motto • Five centers looking for mechanics! • was not “play it again, Sam!” • GRAND OPENING –”Bowler’s Warehouse” in Newbury Park; complete with a 28-foot The French Tenpin Association proposed bowling as an Olympic sports because the • practice lane. Drillers available: Mark Rizzo, Jeff Massey, Bryan Albert, Jeff Hickenbot- • U.S. government got nowhere in 35 years. No was the answer to the French also. tom and Aaron McKissick. The latest bowling ball cleaner was called AWESOME. Guess the idea to use Coca Another boring fact: of the 7,700 certified centers, the average number of lanes in each • Cola didn’t pan out. • was 20. Only eight centers had over 60 lanes. Vegas holding the record for bed count EL DORADO BOWL in Los Angeles sponsored a “Celebrity Bowl Day.” It was 12 hours per center. • of bowling with stars from Baywatch, Melrose Place, Beverly Hills 90210, General 10-year-old Scott Oswley of Fontana rolled a 300 game. Scott was the youngest on Hospital, Wings and MORE! Only $14 for three games. Who said “bowling isn’t for • record. everyone?” • PBA announcer Randy Pederson won his 10th PBA title. Randy was raised in Southern This gleening at a glance takes us through August, 1994. Next jumble of California. He turned Pro in 1981, and we’ve followed him from lanes to mikes. facts and fiction will cover September through the end of the year. If you Another ball cleaner for the market. “Squeaky Clean.” One problem. It got the ball TOO • clean and took half a game to get a hook back. Advice from the makers of ball clean- know something that I didn’t cover (except 300 games), call me Monday ers... “Never put your ball away dirty.” Still good advice in 2020, the pros say. at (562) 807-3600. Watch for 1994, Part 5. You might be a headliner.

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the 1996 Sam’s Town Invitational. Stroh’s Light Classic, Buckner tossed 30 consecutive PWBA continued from page 1 “I’m very grateful and very honored,” Gianotti said. strikes during games 8-10 of qualifying. The run featured of the Year after winning a record-tying seven titles (Patty “It’s a dream come true for me because that’s where it all back-to-back 300 games ahead of a 280 game. Costello, 1976). She tied or broke 11 PWBA records that started. I feel very over-whelmed and it tops off my career. She added five top-five U.S. Women’s Open finshes season, setting the record for most TV appearances in a I’m looking forward to the night and sharing it with the and two fifth-place finishes at the PWBA Championships. season with 18. other inductees.” A nine-time Bowlers Journal International All-Ameri- Her 20 PWBA titles is tied for seventh on the PWBA She won a career-best four titles during the 1992 sea- can selection, Buckner was named a first-team selection all-time titles list with 2019 PWBA Hall of Fame inductee son, which helped her earn Quit Australian Sportswoman three times. Wendy Macpherson. of the Year honors in 1992 and 1993. In 1998, she won two Buckner was inducted into the USBC Hall of Fame in “It’s the icing on the cake for my career,” Dorin-Ballard titles and was named PWBA Player of the Year after lead- 1990. said. “It’s something I hoped I would be eligible for one ing the PWBA in earnings and average. The PWBA Hall of Fame committee elected the 2020 day and be most fortunate to get there. But it’s funny be- Gianotti was named the 1998 International Bowling PWBA Hall of Fame class based on applications received. cause when I bowled, I never really thought about hall of Media Association (IBMA) Female Bowler of the Year, The committee is comprised of three PWBA Hall of fames and I never thought about the money. the 1998 Bowling Digest Female Pro Bowler of the Year Fame members, three Bowling Proprietors’ Association “I always just wanted to win. I always wanted to be the and was selected to the Bowlers Journal All-American of America (BPAA) board members, three USBC board best. I didn’t care what the trophy looked like and I didn’t Team 12 times, including four times as a first-team selec- members, and three media members. care what the check was. As I progressed in my career, you tion. Nominees in the PWBA Performance category must be get to a certain point and you say, ‘Wow, I got there.’ I met She represented Australia at the 1988 Seoul Olympic at least 50 years of age and have a minimum of 10 PWBA a goal that I had as a little girl.” Bowling Exhibition and is a multi-time member of Team Tour titles or a minimum of five PWBA Tour titles includ- Dorin-Ballard was selected to the Bowlers Journal Australia. ing two majors. International All-American Team 14 times in her career, Gianotti was inducted into the USBC Hall of Fame in The inaugural PWBA Hall of Fame class in 1995 in- including 10 selections to the first team. She also was 2011. cluded Donna Adamek, Patty Costello, Dorothy Fother- named the Bowlers Journal International Female Player of Buckner, 73, of Reno, Nevada, won her first PWBA gill, Mildred Ignizio, Marion Ladewig, and Betty Morris the Decade (2000s) and the first woman to be named the title at the 1975 PWBA Championships, and picked up her in the Performance category, LaVerne Carter, Helen Du- publication’s Person of the Year (2001). second major championship at the 1976 USBC Queens. vall and Shirley Garms in Pioneer, and Georgia Veatch in In 2001 and 2003, she led the PWBA in earnings and She won seven total PWBA titles between 1975 and 1980. the Builder category. average and was named the International Bowling Media “It’s an honor,” Buckner said. “It means everything. As With the 2020 class, there are 41 members of the PWBA Association Female Bowler of the Year. an athlete, you go out, you work hard and do the best that Hall of Fame – 24 in Performance, 10 in Pioneer and seven Dorin-Ballard was inducted into the USBC Hall of you can and that’s the highest honor in my estimation that in Meritorious Service/Builder. Fame in 2008. any athlete can receive. I’m totally elated, very honored The 2020 PWBA Tour season will have 14 events, Gianotti, 52, became a major champion at age 21, cap- and very blessed to be elected to the PWBA Hall of Fame.” kicking off with the PWBA Tucson Open on April 23-25 turing her first professional title at the 1989 USBC Queens. Along with her two major titles, Buckner owns nine at Lucky Strike Bowl in Tucson, Arizona. The Perth, Australia, native would claim 16 PWBA titles career PWBA 300 games, four PWBA 800 series awards, Visit PWBA.com for more information on the PWBA from 1989 through 2000, adding her second major title at and averaged a career-high 214.5 in 1980. At the 1980 and the PWBA Hall of Fame. Salvino continued from page 1 control until about the mid- dle of the last game,” said Salvino as he bowled his fi- nal frames. “Then I started thinking that this was going to be the last time and that’s when it really got to me.” It was Salvino’s 734th PBA Tour event since competing in the first PBA tournament ever held – the 1959 Empire State Open at Schade’s Academy in Al- bany, N.Y. He is a member of numerous Halls of Fame including the National Ital- ian American Sports Hall of Fame headquartered in the Chicago area and was ranked 17th on PBA’s 2009 list of 50 greatest players in PBA history. Dick Sanders Update by Bette Addington

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Gannon: 187/767, Lon Richardson: 723, Sonny Dew: 681. Funsters: The 50s? Not ages. It’s wins! So the 49ers need La Habra “300” Bowl to step it up. Lots of teams with wins in the 40s. Only 12 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT weeks to go. So go!! ... Roland Sanchez: 682, Chris Abing: 370 E. Whittier by Jonathan Garza 634, Vic Santos: 625. Randy Antazo: 268, Rey Santos: La Habra, CA 90631 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448 234, Jim Plante: 221. Odette Dalton: 540, Danne Van Horn: (562) 691-6721 507, May Toledo: 502. Elvie Del Rosario: 214, Cecilia De by Ed Saleh Jesus: 182, Jane Lebaron: 177. LAKEWOOD – Nicknames are sometimes better than a V.A. League: V.A. equals “very awesome,” just like : ... Joe LA HABRA – Weekly High Scores. Check out our person's real name; more descriptive and longlasting. Re- Morse: 635, Brian Bacsafra: 475. Steve Sinas: 217, David member "Frick and Frack," "The IT Girl," "The Profile," "The Goodman: 158. Terry Girlie: 405, Melissa Steffens: 347. weekly Sr. No-Tap, Friday mornings at 10:00 am. Old Smoothies," "Ole Blue Eyes," "The Big Bopper," "Kil- Lovely Floreza: 151, Valerie Morse: 129. Congratulations to Joe Wilhite on his 300 game during roy," "The Great Dictator," "Tricky Dick." (Gotcha thinking!) Big Bear: Sour apple – Rita Soares. You can pick cher- the Frank’s Gold Cup league. Now for names in the news at Cal Bowl. Lots to brag ries. You leave apples. You can also be number one in the MONDAY – Lake Parkers: Brian Parker 233/645, Al about this week. If you’re looking for some action, or just a weekly high-score column: ... Sonny Dew: 267/704, Billy Scudellari 231/644, Bob Jacobi 229. great place to meet great people, look into one of the many Anderson: 279-244/697, Jerry Cant: 265-248/693. Rob Golden Awards: leagues at Cal Bowl. You’d be hard-pressed to find a bet- Lee: 290/625. Sue Cant: 242-223-205/670, Everette Frank- Carl Brooks 276/691, Eric Will 250/730, Rick Moffat ter place to bowl. Here are the superstars of this bowling lin: 225-211-173/609, Michelle Criswell: 202-193-176/571. 244/672, Terri Plavala 202. Whittier Elks: Gerry hotspot for this week! Look at your league sheet online at CALBOWL.com. At Lucio 214, Bill Scherger 204, Marcia Buettner 234. Grandmas & Grandpas: No grunts, no groans, just the the top of the screen click “more” and click “access now” Gamblers Fun: Gary Wingett 248/661, Scott Miller smell of Ben Gay mixed with coffee and lane oil. Heavenly under League Standings and Sheets. There you will find a 232, Rich Pollock 215, Denise Chavez 220. gifts. Heavenly scores from: ... Paul Morrison, Jr.: 225-203- list of leagues. See you soon at CAL BOWL! 191/619, Chris Van Deven: 192-186/541, Esque Donnell: TUESDAY – Glenbrook Gals: Penny Bird 232/660. 196-169/526. Del Stewart: 202-160/512, Carol Kelly: 189- Friendly Seniors: Phil Brewer 232/623, Jim Ragsdale continued from page 12 155/491, Betty Green: 178-158/476. Brunswick Inv. 215, Darryl Wigington 213, Marian Horton 201. Peda- Gobs & Gals: This league has more POTS than a Star- games from Buddy’s Bowling Supply. Stephanie Zavala gogues: Larry Bell 224. Ageless Wonders: Dave bucks. Scratch, handicap, etc, etc, etc. League average: led the team by one pin, shooting a 238/634 set to edge out Hansen 237/619, David Warren 220/615, Tom Denker 183. Stephanie Zavala outdid the guys! She needs a sponsor for the tour! Go girl, go! ... Will Young: 729, Kevin Jon Diso’s 243/633. 215/604, Stephanie Carroll 226, Teresa Denker 203, Jones: 722, Scot Maxwell: 715. Ed Cabs: 289, Vernon Ad- Captain Morgan swept all five games in the match Kathy Burdett 203. Guys & Dolls: Jeff Black 258/635, ams: 279, Cameron Huntelman: 276. Stephanie Zavala: against Threadworks. Ramiro Garcia was the lone bowl- Bryan Elder 244, Howard Lavoot 234/631, Lynn Folliott 752, Dawn Stephens: 622, Arlene Thaxton: 575, Darylynn er to break 600, leading Captain Morgan to victory with 641, Stacie Davis 209/602, Starla Battiest 202, Lisa Davis: 259, Michelle Criswell: 220, Susan Alvarado: 216. 244/633, while Joe Jimenez added a couple 200 games of Ledesma 201. Mini Couples: Two is a couple. Three is a turkey. Four is a hambone. What is five?? A miracle! Having the magic ball his own for 594. WEDNESDAY – Silver Foxes: Carl Brooks 259/643, this week: ... Bill Dennis: 627, Kirk Van Doren: 594, Dave 3 Olives Vodka went 4-1 against Team Hu$tle. Eric Ed Jamison 258/675, Larry Green 248, Rick Moffat Burchman: 558. Tony Tito: 222, Rudy Tomaneng: 204, Al- Snow bowled well for 3 Olives, posting a 235/647 set. Jai- 639, Starla Battiest 241, Jackie Head 224. American len Larios: 195. Gina Bjoralt: 493, Emily Burchman: 490, me Carrington finished with a nice 253 for Team Hu$tle to National Can: DJ Guerrero 242, Mike Thompson Thelma Tito: 483. lead them to their one win. 227/607, Ray Mankins Jr. 205, Nancy Parker 202. Fil-Am: Teams 4 and 11 are on the top of the totem pole by an impressive 10 games. Listen up ... Only seven weeks to J.A.T. got all five games from Bowlium on the next THURSDAY – Early Birds: Karen Balicki 205, Leslie go. Practice-practice-practice: ... Ike Topacio & Chris Bo- pair of lanes. Danny Wilson of Bowlium led the pair with Schulte 200. Sunset Rollers: Jeff Stansell 225, Bret rillo: 697, Joe Knapp: 690. Jing Sabian: 276, Rey Santos: 245/627, but it wasn’t enough to get the team on the board. Lavold 223, Jim Carrol 204. All Schools: Larry Bell 275, Benjie Calinawan: 268. Liza Agoncillo: 607, Valerie Kevin Valmonte topped J.A.T. with 234/606. 201, Angelique Coloma 219, Belinda Crowder 213. Colian: 574, Beth Austria: 533. Susan Ebilane: 202, Emily Keystone Lanes got the sweep over Century 21— Joe Wilhite 300, Gary Wingett 288, Burchman: 198, Annie Yonemura: 198. Frank’s Gold Cup: Laughlin Bowler Bears: Pamela Norwood left the 5-7- PEAK in a low scoring match that saw a top score on the Brandon Kraye 280/761, Richard Tucker 784, Nathan 10 TWICE in one day. Smile – it could happen to you! pair of 530. Hornung 756, Suzanne Allison 204. Strike-strike-strike, we love the sound of them. These Kingpin Pro Shop got five wins over theProfessional FRIDAY – Vegas Gamblers: Brandon Kraye 266/732, bowlers loved the looks of them too: ... Jonathan Gale 248- Approach team, with Mikey Villarreal leading the way, Dexter Harrod 259, Leo Moreno 255, Joe Jimenez 710, 227/672, Ernie Fisher: 225-223/618, Michael Savolskis: 213/614. Gabe Hannah 695, Carie Morgan 269/689, Jordan 232-213/592. Julie Grabinski: 201-191/555, Roxanne Tor- rez: 169-169/488, Ashlee Raviglia: 171-171/479. On the final pair, Saddleback Lanes earned a sweep Kraye 266/692, Stacie Davis 246, Starla Battiest 631. Young at Heart: You are as “young” as you feel! And if over Rednil Insurance in a battle of two teams (among Until next week, GOOD LUCK and HIGH SCORING! you’ve got “heart,” you must be a bowler! We thank the many) that are just happy to see the round end and get a Bowling Gods for our 21 teams. Special thanks for: ... Chris fresh start next week. John Vallin topped this pair with Abing: 237/647, Jimmy Hamilton: 223/633, Rey Santos: 246/582. The first sidepot in the upper division was wonby 213-213/630. Jorge Fernandez: 252. Oritta Steel: 232- 213/603, Greta Vines: 224/540, Dee Phipps: 186-185/527. And, with it being the final night of the third round, the Spanky Rosales, with Mikey Villarreal coming in second. Pin Heads: “Trouble Makers” has no cushion for error –only two teams that had already clinched spots were taken out Gabriel Martinez took first place in the next two games to 1.5 games up heading into Week 21. Stacy Kelly hogged of the mix to bowl each other. Both of these teams were win $159. Stephanie Zavala got second place money in three columns on the league sheet with 191-190-177/558. having fantastic rounds. DV8 won the first round of the the middle game, while Mikey Villarreal earned second I’ll toot your horn: ... Damon Flewelen: 218-205/566, Bruce season and were 23-7 on the third round pattern. Cal Bowl place in the third game super pot. Brown: 191-180/538, Alan Salg: 186-179/525. Stacy Kelly: 191-190-177/558, Ashley Brown: 177-176/522, Diane Ro- had won the second round and were currently 22-8 on this In the lower division, the sidepots were taken by Ver- bles: 177-173/506. one. DV8 took the first two games, although both were non Adams and JT Diso in games one and three. In the Cal Bowleros: Sure wish “Cupcakes” would reveal the se- fairly close. Vernon Adams had a solid 238 in the opener middle game there was a tie between Blayke Miller and cret to their team name. It’s sweet! Perfect for an all-ladies to lead DV8. Cal Bowl came back to take the final game Brandon Grant, so they split the prize. league. Top cookies on Tuesday: ... Jessica Alcayde: 578, and did so by enough that total pins went to them as well, Gabriel Martinez earned an additional $190 for win- Nene Camanag: 525, Carole Fischer: 495. Donna Gil- giving CalWP Bowl a 3-2 win for the match. Ramsey Basurto lespie: 207, Danne Van Horn: 199, Beth Alcayde: 193. ning the Financial Advisors sidepot in game #2, shooting a Sierra Bugs: The team of “Splits and Giggles hold the finished strong for Cal Bowl to cap the comeback, as he 243 game. Stephanie Zavala came up five pins short with headlines again! Still two games out in front. But only won shot a 224Western game for a 608 series. Pacific Bowling238, and settledSupply, for second place Inc. money of $90. one this week. Bugs in a jug?? Nah! On the lanes, having The Eliminator Pot came to an end tonight. Five bowl- The fourth round starts next week. New pattern. New fun: ... Connie Wood: 199-185/545, Myra Kremen: 166- ers were in it heading into the final night, and Gabriel Mar- standings. New enthusiasm for teams looking to get back 163/481, Mel Leach: 175/476. Senior Men’s Trio: Top gun on Wednesday was Rob tinez won by almost 100 pins with his 731 set. The win in the hunt. And, best of all, three playoff spots still up for Kordich, shooting 300-278/815. Pistol packing Bob Watson earned him $190. Stephanie Zavala got $80 as the runner grabs. Congratulations to Don Julio Tequila for winning was right on target with 280-278/801. Kevin Gannon and up with 634. Spanky Rosales, Ryan Cunningham and Bill the round. We’ll see you all on the lanes next Monday his cannon picked off strike after strike, 287/767: ... 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CITRUS BELT LOCAL USBC ASSOCIATIONS Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner 667 West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 BOWLING CENTERS OF [email protected] SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (909) 381-4599 NORTH L.A. COUNTY Executive Director - Margot Gallardo Association Manager - Tom Leigh PO Box 4396, Garden Grove, CA 92842-4396 15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 Riverside & [email protected] email: [email protected] website: nlacbowling.com www.socalbowling.com (818) 810-6263 (657)210-2695 San Bernardino ORANGE COUNTY Association Manager - Andrea Fredericks PO Box 4396, Garden Grove, CA 92842-4396 BOWLIUM LANES - 32 E-Mail: [email protected] CALIFORNIA USBC ASSOCIATION (714) 554-0111 4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763 Association Manager - Larry Peppers (909) 626-3528 • Fax: (909) 626-2144 55 Mitchell Blvd. Suite 2, San Rafael, CA 94903 www.bowlium.com [email protected] • www.calusbc.com SAN GABRIEL VALLEY www.californiayouthbowling.com Association Manager - Linda Johnson-Pilios Facebook.com/Bowlium (415)492-8880 4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 E-Mail: [email protected] CANYON LANES - 24 NORTH COUNTY USBC (626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260 49750 Seminole Dr., Association Manager - Karen Salazar PO Box 5987, Oceanside, CA 92052 Cabazon, CA 92230 [email protected] SOUTH L.A. COUNTY (951) 572-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385 www.ncusbca.com Association Manager - Lynn Matsubara (760)213-4997 17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 Located next to Morongo Casino E-Mail: [email protected] • slacusbc.com (562)925-0417 Fax: (562) 925-7478 SAN DIEGO U.S.B.C. VENTURA COUNTY USBC Association Manager - Lynn Graves Asst. Manager - Cheryl Smith 7840 El Cajon Blvd. Ste 203, La Mesa, CA 91941 [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] (805)339-9334 www.sandiegobowling.com (619)697-3334 ii Page 12 CaliforniaBowlingNews.com February 13, 2020

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