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Michelle Feldman was a PWBA superstar from 1997 to 2003 when the Tour ended. She continued competing in Pro Tour-naments until 2010. She won 14 Professional Titles and is considered the most powerful female bowler of all-time. She rolled a high powered, high revolution bowling ball, just like the guys. She was a “cranker” and was nicknamed “Twist-er Sister”.
Feldman was honored as PWBA Bowler of The Year in 2002. She was the first woman to bowl a perfect 300 game on television in 1997 at the PWBA South Virginia Open. She won four USBC Women’s Open Titles and has been induct-ed into the USBC Hall of Fame.
Michelle is currently a bowling proprietor of Fal-con Lanes in Auburn, New
MICHELLE FELDMAN “Go Fund Me Page”
by Frank Weiler
Michelle FeldmanYork. She has always been a giving person. She has hosted many fundraisers at her bowling center for others in need, especially for bowlers with medical needs.
NOW MICHELLE NEEDS OUR HELP. Now it’s our time to help
one of our own. It’s a time when the Bowling Industry and us bowlers can come together and show we have
New York, NY — Bill O’Neill made PBA his-tory this weekend, walking away with the PBA’s first-ever WWE championship title and $100K as the PBA Playoffs Champion, but the PBA isn’t done with its new innovations for 2020 and is excited to introduce the PBA League All Star Clash.
For the first time ever, the PBA is bringing togeth-er 12 of the biggest names in bowling, from veteran Hall of Famers to rising stars from both the men and women’s Pro Tours, to compete in the special team edition PBA League All Star Clash on Sunday, Nov. 29 at 11:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. (varying per lo-cal market) adjacent to the NFL, on FOX.
FIRST-EVER PBA LEAGUE ALL STAR CLASH TO AIR ON FOX12 PBA League superstars to compete in sudden-death style special team event on November 29
The stakes for the PBA League All Star Clash are high as the 12 players were selected to represent their PBA League franchise. The players will not only com-pete for themselves, but for the entire team. The win-ning team will walk away with $50K and the first-ever PBA League All Star
Clash title.Of the 12 competitors,
PBA League Elias Cup MVP Wes Malott will look to take home another win for his back-to-back cham-pion team, but will have stiff competition from not one, but four PBA Hall of Famers – Dallas Strik-ers’ Norm Duke, Brooklyn
Styles’ Walter Ray Wil-liams Jr., Silver Lake Atom Splitters’ Chris Barnes, and NYC KingPins’ Pete We-ber. This seasoned crew will be joined by Brew City Ballers’ Sean Rash, who won the PBA Sum-mer Clash in June, Miami Waves’ top draft pick Dani-
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak and closure of the centers, we are modifying the format of this tourna-ment removing the league level qualifying. Bowlers can now enter directly into the District Finals (March) as long as they are entered
2021 California Pepsi USBC Youth
Championships is Setin a California youth league for the 2020-21 season and have current 2020-21 USBC Youth Membership. If centers are still closed February 1, 2021, then we will unfortunately have to cancel. Click here for more details…
LAS VEGAS – When I first started accumulating names of bowling centers from throughout the world with 80 or more lanes a few weeks ago, there may have been a huge exception that I missed in Las Vegas. It’s not entirely my fault be-cause the South Point Ca-sino appeared to have two different bowling centers, one with 64 lanes (South Point Bowling Center)
There’s An Argument To Be Made For South Point Casinoby Dave Williams
Public Bowling at South Point Bowling Center (64 lanes)Photo provided by Mike Monyak and South Point Casino
and another with 60 lanes (South Point Bowling Pla-za).
Although I spent a fair amount of my early ca-reer with AMF in Las Ve-gas, I have not been back to visit since 1993. There have been a vast number of changes in Las Vegas in the past 27 years, including the construction of many mega bowling centers, mostly in
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EJ Tackett Signs 10-Year Deal With Motiv
by Lucas WisemanEJ Tackett, one of the most high-profile players on the
PBA Tour, has signed a 10-year contract extension to stay with Motiv, the company announced Tuesday.
Tackett, who has been with Motiv for seven years, is a 13-time PBA Tour champion and was the PBA Player of the Year in 2016.
“The people at Motiv are like family to me,” Tackett said in a release. “Ten years means I don’t have to worry about anything but going out there and winning for another decade. I love throwing the best balls in the world and rep-resenting such amazing people.”
Tackett, 28, has had tremendous success on the PBA Tour dating back to his first title at the 2015 Lubbock Sports Open. His 13 titles include two majors, the 2016 PBA World Championship and the 2017 PBA Tournament of Champions.
The powerful right-hander has been in a bit of a title slump recently, however, as he hasn’t won since the sum-mer of 2019. Tackett’s last title came at the PBA Tour Fi-nals in July 2019.
Despite that drought, he has still proven to be one of the best on the tour. He finished in the Top 16 of all four ma-jors in 2020, including making the show at the PBA Play-ers Championship (second) and the PBA World Champi-onship (third).
Tackett will also donate $10,000 to the Epilepsy Foun-dation this week in support of his brother Zac, who also competes on the PBA Tour and lives with epilepsy.
Tackett recently released his first signature bowling ball, the limited edition Motiv VIP, and $1 from each ball sold will be donated to the foundation. BowlerX also do-nated all proceeds from the pre-sales of the ball.
Two Hands On The Future Debuts
by Lucas WisemanFloBowling’s newest documentary titled Two Hands
On the Future made its worldwide debut Friday at 4 p.m. on FloBowling.com.
Two Hands On The Future will chronicle the rise of competitive two-handed bowling in the Professional Bowlers Association. It will prominently feature the first two-handed PBA Tour champions Jason Belmonte and Osku Palermaa.
The documentary will feature in depth interviews with Belmonte and Palermaa and many others. It will take a closer look at the rise to prominence of the two-handed approach through the eyes of the first two champions us-ing the style.
In addition, the documentary looks back into the past with a sit down interview with Chuck Lande, widely be-lieved to be the first regular two-handed competitor to join the PBA. It also looks ahead to the future of two-handed bowling and includes interviews with young bowlers in the sport.
FloBowling subscribers will be able to watch the docu-mentary. To subscribe to FloBowling, click here.
FloBowling’s first documentary, released last year, fea-tured the story behind young PBA star Anthony Simonsen. Subscribers can watch Simonsen: Leave It Behind on de-mand anytime.
USBC AFFIRMS STRING PINSETTERS ARE
NON-APPROVED EQUIPMENTARLINGTON, TX - The United States Bowling Con-
gress affirms string pinsetters currently are considered non-approved equipment. String pinsetters may not be used in USBC-certified competition, including USBC-certified leagues and tournaments.
USBC is clarifying its position related to string pinset-ters following the recent announcement from the Interna-tional Bowling Federation, stating it will allow the use of the machines in IBF competition.
"Currently, there is no empirical data for USBC to de-termine exactly what additional variables string pinset-ters may present related to equipment specifications and standards," USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy said. "USBC cannot take a position related to string pinsetter certification until objective research on the subject is con-ducted, published and properly analyzed."
USBC is in the process of conducting research related to string pinsetters. USBC plans to complete an initial phase of the study and publish the results in 2022. How-ever, the results may or may not provide conclusive data to support a position on string pinsetter certification.
elle McEwan, and some of the Tour’s top-performing stars (see complete lineup below).
The PBA League All Star Clash features the PBA’s drama-filled one-ball elimination format that has twice garnered the highest bowling TV ratings in more than a decade on FOX. The players begin round one rolling one-ball, with the lowest score eliminated and ties determined by another one-ball roll-off. The high-intensity competi-tion continues for the survivors in each round until one player is left standing as the champion. In this ever-unpre-dictable format, anything can happen!
The 12 All Star players were selected to represent their teams by having the highest number of PBA or PWBA titles on each team, with an impressive combined total of 248 Tour titles. The players competing in the PBA League All Star Clash, in the order they will bowl each round are as follows:
Norm Duke, Dallas Strikers, 40 PBA titlesDom Barrett, Philadelphia Hitmen, 8 PBA titlesWalter Ray Williams Jr., Brooklyn Styles, 47 PBA titlesChris Barnes, Silver Lake Atom Splitters, 19 PBA titlesFrancois Lavoie, Las Vegas High Rollers, 4 PBA titlesLiz Johnson, Phoenix Fury, 24 PWBA titlesPete Weber, NYC KingPins, 37 PBA titlesEJ Tackett, Motown Muscle, 13 PBA titlesWes Malott, Portland Lumberjacks, 10 PBA titlesJason Belmonte, L.A.X, 25 PBA titlesSean Rash, Brew City Ballers, 16 PBA titlesDanielle McEwan, Miami Waves, 5 PWBA titles
Viewers can live stream the PBA on the FOX Sports and FOX NOW apps or at FOXSports.com. Select high-lights will also be available on @FOXSports social han-dles across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. International fans can watch live on FloBowling.com.
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by Carol Mancini2005 - PART 2On October 8 we highlighted the first half of 2005, the second half is chucked full of scores, stories and pictures, maybe YOU made a headline.• Alice Meglemre was still writing a column for us, mostly Orange
County news.
• Forest Lanes was running weekly 6 gamers. $300.00 First Place.
• Cal Bowl filled 50 lanes every Friday with a 3 Game No-Tap.
• Popular writer Joe Lyou tapped out a weekly column called TENPIN SLANTS. He loved reporting on Missy Belinder and Scott Norton.
• The Gold Coast, The Orleans, and Suncoast had a total of 204 lanes.
• Bob Smith and his ABTA filled a full page every week with pictures, story and results.
• 84-year-old Fred Riccilli recovered from a diabetic coma and greeted old friends at Cal Bowl.
• The Normandie Casino was still inviting bowlers to play cards.
• Forty-One centers were on the directory page.
• Del Rosa Lanes in San Bernardino was still in business.
• The Bowling News had its 66th birthday.
• Didn’t see any 300 games in the July 21st issue.
• Clairemont Bowl in San Diego celebrated 50th year in business.
Carol moved to Oregon.. We resume from 2005 the online issues.. Go to our website at CaliforniaBowlingNews.com to view issues 2005 - 2020
Looking Back
• The Women’s State Tournament was being held at Covina Bowl and West Covina Lanes.
• July 28th issue had Frank Kietz remembering the “good old days” of 20 cents a game and 5 cents for the pin boy. (Pin Boys? They set up the pins after every shot and the bowlers would tip them!)
• Rolf Gauger (National Writer) tried to improve your game with “theories”. Boooo!
• The ABTA had their own league at Valley View. Thanks to Bob Smith. He sure had thousands of bowlers join anything he ran.
• The Cal Bowl Hawaii League lasted 36 weeks. At the end every-one went to Maui for 7 nights and 8 days.
• John King and Cora Wais both rolled 300 at Del Rosa.
• Ron Winger and Vaughn Doody posted one/two in WCST in Laughlin.
• Hooray for Troy Kendrick – 268-257-290/815 at Irvine Lanes.
• David Gordan was “Big Daddy” to West Coast Jr Elims and JAT Farm Club.
• First notice. “See past and Current Issues Online”And you can read ALL PAST ISSUES from 2005-2020 at CaliforniaBowlingNews.com. Thanks for reading.
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heart, that we are “BOWLING STRONG”.In the recent past Michelle suffered a major stroke. She
is only 44 years old but is suffering from major sensory and ocular issues that are debilitating. She requires thera-py and medical attention which is costly and time consum-ing. She needs help with her medical expenses. “LET’S HELP”.
A “GoFundMe” page has been set up to help Michelle. Go there to help:
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Please share this information with all your Bowling Centers, all bowlers and all your family and friends. Let’s show Michelle and the world that bowlers stand together.
the 50 to 70 lane size. What caught my eye was the fact that South Point Bowling Center (64 lanes) and the South Point Bowling Plaza (60 lanes) shared the same address.
“We have two bowling centers and they’re both in the same building, and they share the same back office,” said Mike Monyak, Director of Bowling Operations at South Point for the past 21 years. Mike and I both came up under the tutelage of many famous and noble individuals at AMF that were willing to share their knowledge and interest in furthering our careers.
I first met Mike at AMF Bowlero Lanes in Tacoma, Washington, when AMF stationed me there in a promo-tion’s capacity for their properties in Oregon and Wash-ington. Mike was the Assistant Manager, working with General Manager Bill Boswell, a longtime veteran that had managed centers for AMF throughout California, Nevada and Washington.
“I learned a lot from Boswell,” commented Mike, “par-ticularly in regard to financial statements and the comput-erized scoring system.” My immediate reaction to Mike’s comment was that Bill always seemed so regimented in everything that he did. “He was a retired Marine,” stated Monyak, as he chuckled at my remark.
When I left the northwest later that year, AMF stationed me at New College Park Bowl in Las Vegas, where I spent a brief stint as General Manager before beginning my trek towards the corporate office in a series of moves (and advancements) across the country. Just a few years later, Mike was promoted to General Manager of New College Bowl, at the tender age of 23.
As we continued to converse about our past, I was sur-prised at how much our early careers mirrored one another, including a three-year segment on the Professional Bowl-ers Tour. Mike was sponsored by Eddie Hurd, who replaced Boswell at Bowlero Lanes. Bill had left AMF for “an offer he couldn’t refuse” at the new privately held Edgewater Casino and Bowling Lanes in Laughlin, Nevada.
“I didn’t lose any money, but I didn’t make any either,” Monyak said of his time on the tour. He eventually hooked up once again with Boswell at the Edgewater Casino and Bowling Lanes in 1986. That’s when Mike developed an interest in the computerized systems offered at Edgewater and put his knowledge to work arranging for a vast number of Sweeper Leagues that would converge upon the center every weekend.
Monyak returned to Tacoma in 1989 to care for his fa-ther before he passed away. He was then approached by a friend to return to Las Vegas and help him with a pro shop operation at the Gold Coast Bowling Center. After Mike made the move back to Las Vegas, another opportu-nity opened up with the construction of the Silver Nugget Bowling Lanes, a facility that essentially took the place of New College Park Bowl that had been razed a few years earlier.
Following the successful opening of the Silver Nugget project, an entrepreneur in the bowling industry, Michael Gaughan, began to take notice of Monyak and offered him a job to come and work for the Orleans, a powerhouse in the Las Vegas marketplace with multiple bowling loca-tions. “That was in 1994, and not long after that Gaughan sold all of his stock and purchased the South Point Casino from the Orleans chain,” added Mike.
“I came with the package,” said Mike, who has been the Director of Bowling Operations at South Point since 1999, and an employee of the conglomerate since 1994.
We now have a new leader in the currently operating largest bowling centers in the world, with the South Point Bowling Properties overtaking Inazawa Grand Bowl in In-azawa City, Japan, with 116 lanes, although we will have to preface South Point with a footnote regarding the two separate sections within the same building. It should also be noted that the Tokyo World Bowling Center in Tokyo, Japan, with 512 lanes, reportedly had multiple sections of lanes that might have been housed in separate buildings.
Tournament Bowling at South Point Plaza (60 lanes) Photo provided by Mike Monyak and South Point Casino
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SUTTER CREEK, CA – Jakob Butturff of Tempe, Ariz. led wire to wire to win the PBA West Region’s Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort Championship at Gold Country Lanes on Sunday.
Butturff came into the event with a heavy heart after just losing his mother to cancer the previous Monday, but fought to win his 26th career PBA Regional title. The title is Butturff’s latest in just five years, but one of his most memorable, which he dedicated to his late mother. Butturff earned $2,500 for the win.
Butturff held a demanding lead to secure first place, but there was no shortage of competition for second-place. There were five other bowlers jockeying for the spot through match play until the last game, when David Haynes of Las Vegas secured it with a big 289 in the posi-tion round to earn $1,300.
This weekend was the 16th time the PBA Western Re-gion has visited Gold Country Lanes and was especially exciting for bowlers as they were able to compete in the state of California for the first-time in over 10 months.
PBA Jackson Rancheria Casino Resort ChampionshipGold Country Lanes, Sutter Creek, Calif., Sunday
Final Match Play Standings (after 19 games, including match play bonus pins):
Jakob Butturff, Tempe, Ariz., 7-1, 4,926, $2,500.David Haynes, Las Vegas, 5-3, 4,700, $1,300.n-Joseph Grondin, San Pedro, Calif., 6-2, 4,624, $1,100.Buddy Lucas, Montclair, Calif., 6-2, 4,604, $1,000.Darren Tang, Las Vegas, 4-4, 4,574, $900.PJ Haggerty, Roseville, Calif., 4-4, 4,523, $800.Chad Uyehara, Clovis, Calif., 5-3, 4,482, $750.n-Robert Harmon, Jackson, Calif., 2-6, 4,449, $725.Joseph Petrovich, Tracy, Calif., 5-3, 4,408, $700.Kyle Duster, Scottsdale, Ariz., 3-5, 4,398, $675.Derek Gregory, Chowchilla, Calif., 2-6, 4,346, $650.Robby Porter, Rancho Cordova, Calif., 4-4, 4,319, $625.Missy Parkin, Laguna Hills, Calif., 3-5, 4,200, $600.Mark Mazzulla, Brentwood, Calif., 4-4, 4,197, $575.Wayne Garber, Modesto, Calif., 2-6, 4,145, $550.Eddy Smith, Stanwood, Wash., 2-6, 4,065, $525.n-denotes non-PBA member
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OAK TREE LANES - 36990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd.,
Diamond Bar, CA 91765(909) 860-3558
oaktreelanes.net
PICKWICK BOWL - 24921 W. Riverside Drive, Burbank, CA 91506
(818) 845-5300 Ext. 350 or Ext. 351Pickwick Gardens Bowl and Ice Center
“Where The Fun Never Stops”
SANTA CLARITA LANES - 3221615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd.,Saugus, CA 91350
(661) 254-0540 • Fax (661) 254-7562www.santaclaritalanes.com
Email: [email protected]
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SAN GABRIEL VALLEYAssociation Manager - Linda Johnson-Pilios
4020 Shadydale Ave., Covina, CA 91722 E-Mail: [email protected]
(626) 337-6270 Fax: (626) 960-9260
CITRUS BELTAssociation Manager - Elise M. Hamner667 West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410
[email protected](909) 381-4599
ORANGE COUNTYAssociation Manager - Andrea FredericksPO Box 4396, Garden Grove, CA 92842-4396
E-Mail: [email protected](714) 554-0111
NORTH L.A. COUNTYAssociation Manager - Tom Leigh
15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344email: [email protected] website: nlacbowling.com
(818) 810-6263
SOUTH L.A. COUNTYAssociation Manager - Lynn Matsubara
17057 Bellflower Blvd. Suite 210, Bellflower, CA 90706 E-Mail: [email protected] • slacusbc.com
(562)925-0417 Fax: (562) 925-7478
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SAN DIEGO U.S.B.C.Association Manager - Donald Way
7840 El Cajon Blvd. Ste 203, La Mesa, CA 91941E-Mail: [email protected]
www.sandiegobowling.com(619)697-3334
CALIFORNIA USBC ASSOCIATIONAssociation Manager - Larry Peppers55 Mitchell Blvd. Suite 2, San Rafael, CA 94903
[email protected] • www.calusbc.comwww.californiayouthbowling.com
(415)492-8880
BOWLING CENTERS OFSOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Executive Director - Margot GallardoPO Box 4396, Garden Grove, CA 92842-4396
(657)210-2695
NORTH COUNTY USBCAssociation Manager - Karen Salazar
PO Box 5987, Oceanside, CA [email protected]
www.ncusbca.com(760)213-4997
VENTURA COUNTY USBCAsst. Manager - Cheryl Smith
[email protected](805)339-9334
Riverside &San BernardinoBOWLIUM LANES - 32
4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763(909) 626-3528 • Fax: (909) 626-2144
www.bowlium.comFacebook.com/Bowlium
CANYON LANES - 2449750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, CA 92230
(951) 572-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385Located next to Morongo Casino
