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BOWLING NEWS July 3, 2008 Page 1 B owling n ews 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood (562) 421-8448 SaturdayNo-Tap July 5th 5 PM Entry Fee:$40 Sidepots Optional 6 Games Thursday, July 3, 2008 69th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 California P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] KaraokeEvery Friday and Saturday 8:30PM to 1:30AM What’s Happening This Weekend? A.B.T. Citrus Belt Fri-Sat-Sun June 4-5-6 Deer Creek Lanes A.B.T.A. Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun July 3-4-5-6 South Point Inland Empire NABI Fri-Sat July 4-5 Trevi Lanes San Diego NABI Sat-Sun July 5-6 Kearney Mesa Bowl Saturday No-Tap Saturday July 5th Cal Bowl CAL BOWL FRIDAY NO-TAP 3 GAMES Every Friday At 1PM $15 ENTRY FEE Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = $ 157.00 + ABTA Las Vegas Open This Weekend LAS VEGAS—The ABTA will hold its Annual Summer Las Vegas Open event at the Classy South Point this week- end July 3-4-5-6. This is an Open Event and New Members will be welcome up to a 209 Average with proper verification only! Membership is only $10 and Seniors Men 55+ and Ladies 49+ join for free. Entry fees are reasonable and You get more for Your Money in the ABTA as 1st En- try is $95 Prepaid and $97 on continued on page 5 Norm Edelman 12-17-1926 – 6-24-2008 LAS VEGAS—On behalf of the entire Edelman family, I would like to thank everyone for the outpouring of well wishes that we have received over the past few days. My dad, a founding father of High Roller, Kegler Bowling Club and originator and innova- tor of many facets of bowling wasn’t around our tournaments as often as he would have liked over the past several years but remained focused and in- formed and stayed involved until he couldn’t medically. “Who won?” would be his first question and “Was it a good match?” would be the next. In the 26 years that High Roller has been in existence and in the 20 years previous to that in which Norm and Thel were involved in the bowling industry in various professions, the Edelman family have made such good and lasting friend- ships and it is all proved invalu- able now in our time of grief. From Thel and our family, best regards and hope to see you soon. Brad Edelman For those that would like to make a donation to the American Lung Association: Website: http://www.lungusa.org Click “Donate” at the top of the page. Click “Make a Memorial Donation” on the left hand side. To send an acknowledgement for Thel: High Roller PO Box 371123 Las Vegas, NV 89137 Smoking Allowed In Bowling Centers? by Paula Vidad NORWALK—California bowlers are elated about the arrival of an innovative elec- tronic nicotine delivery system that has just become available in the U.S. and Canada. You use it like a traditional “ciga- rette”, inhaling and exhaling, but the “smoke” is just water vapor. It is completely smoke, tobacco and carcinogen free! It’s just nicotine so smokers can obtain the nicotine they desire with the same hand gestures and oral satisfaction while eliminating all of the harmful toxins in a traditional cigarette. Since it’s tobacco and smoke free, it can be used in previously banned public places with no second hand smoke, pollution or waste. Plus, there is no risk of fire because it does not “light”. Now bowlers can enjoy “smoking” inside the center once again! This safer nicotine delivery system that simulates smoking is available with different levels of nicotine cartridges (high, medium, low and no nicotine). For more info go to www. FeelsLikeSmoking.com or call (888) 823-9236. KLAMATH FALLS,OR— Hugh Miller had his sights set on the championship from the opening round of competition in the PBA Senior Epicenter Classic, “In qualifying I wanted to finish strong so I stepped up my focus to finish in the top eight.” The 51-year-old southpaw did so in a big way by rolling 12 consecutive strikes in last game of qualifying to take the second seed position and securing a double bye into the round of 16. Miller’s focus remained strong going 6-1 in match play en route to a championship showdown with 1999 PBA Senior Player of the Year Dale Eagle. “I knew (Dale) Eagle was going to be tough, and I was going to have to shoot a big game, so I knew I had to strike a lot.” “My last win was in 2002, and that was a regular tour event. I haven’t even won a re- gional since 2004.” Ending an extensive title drought Miller added “Every few years things just come together for me.” When asked how comfort- able he was on the lanes at the Epicenter Family Entertain- ment Complex, Miller replied, “In Jackson I finished second, Miller Fires 300 in Championship Match for First Senior Tour Title but I left a couple opens in the championship match, so I was looking to redeem myself and I stayed focused. I got myself into a good level of concentra- tion in the championship match. I got a lucky break the first ball in the 10th frame, I gave the ball away a little, but the left lane was hooking more so it came back to strike.” Miller finished the tenth with two more strikes, winning his first career PBA Senior Tour title in style, bowling a perfect game in the championship match. When asked what was next on his agenda, the Senior Tour’s newest champion replied, “My goal now is to win again as soon as possible.” Championship match re- sults: Hugh Miller, Seattle, defeated Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla., 300 to 268. Hugh Miller AWBA 2008 National Tourney Concludes by B.A. Campbell The American Wheelchair Bowling Association (AWBA) concluded its 47th National Tournament on Saturday in Fountain Valley. The outside contractors and Fountain Bowl staff made a great effort to welcome the wheelchair bowl- ers from across America, and their attention to detail (such as the well-built ramp system in- stalled near the front desk) was impressive and appreciated. Congratulations to the winners and kudos to the tournament staff, volunteers and AWBA Ladies Auxiliary members who made this event possible. Let us hope that the rumor of their possible return to Orange County in 2010 becomes a reality! Results: Up and Down Tournament: Grant Buehler, Larry Buehler, Mel Cabias $600; Al Uttecht, Herman Knevelbard, Dave Osborne $450; Gary Ryan, Vuong Do, Jennifer Cook $375; Gabriel Diaz De Leon, Dave Frame, Idella Sisk $300; Mike Deloach, Christy Asher, An- thony Galvin $225; Adrian Patterson, Larry Pratt, Ted Pratt $150 Nelson Welker Scratch Doubles: Grant Buehler / Merv Kaya $600; Gabriel Diaz De Leon / Mark Shepherd $400; Kevin Bruno / J.K. Johnston $250; Eddy Hutchens / Mike Deloach $250 continued on page 2 TREVI LANES 32250 Mission Trail Lake Elsinore, California 92530 951-674-6080 Trevi Hosts The SST July 25-26-27 Pro-Am July 25 Winter Leagues Now Forming Contact Jeff or Dian ext. 225 Come by and see our weekly specials

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BOWLING NEWSJuly 3, 2008 Page 1

Bowling news

2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood

(562) 421-8448

SaturdayNo-Tap

July 5th 5 PM

Entry Fee:$40Sidepots Optional

6 Games

Thursday, July 3, 200869th Year In PublicationOffice: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288

California

P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected]

KaraokeEveryFriday andSaturday

8:30PM to 1:30AM

What’s Happening This Weekend?

A.B.T. Citrus Belt Fri-Sat-Sun June 4-5-6 Deer Creek LanesA.B.T.A. Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun July 3-4-5-6 South PointInland Empire NABI Fri-Sat July 4-5 Trevi LanesSan Diego NABI Sat-Sun July 5-6 Kearney Mesa BowlSaturday No-Tap Saturday July 5th Cal Bowl

CAL BOWLFRIDAY NO-TAP

3 GAMES Every Friday At 1PM$15 ENTRY FEEIncludes Singles, 3-6-9

Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series3-6-9 = $ 157.00 +

ABTA Las Vegas Open This Weekend

LAS VEGAS—The ABTA will hold its Annual Summer Las Vegas Open event at the Classy South Point this week-end July 3-4-5-6.

This is an Open Event and New Members will be welcome up to a 209 Average with proper verification only! Membership is only $10 and Seniors Men 55+ and Ladies 49+ join for free.

Entry fees are reasonable and You get more for Your Money in the ABTA as 1st En-try is $95 Prepaid and $97 on

continued on page 5

Norm Edelman12-17-1926 – 6-24-2008

LAS VEGAS—On behalf of the entire Edelman family, I would like to thank everyone for the outpouring of well wishes that we have received over the past few days.

My dad, a founding father of High Roller, Kegler Bowling Club and originator and innova-tor of many facets of bowling wasn’t around our tournaments as often as he would have liked over the past several years but remained focused and in-formed and stayed involved until he couldn’t medically. “Who won?” would be his first question and “Was it a good match?” would be the next.

In the 26 years that High Roller has been in existence and in the 20 years previous to that in which Norm and Thel were involved in the bowling industry in various professions, the Edelman family have made such good and lasting friend-ships and it is all proved invalu-able now in our time of grief.

From Thel and our family, best regards and hope to see you soon.

Brad Edelman

For those that would like to make a donation to the American Lung Association:Website: http://www.lungusa.org Click “Donate” at the top of the page. Click “Make a Memorial Donation” on the left hand side.To send an acknowledgement for Thel:High RollerPO Box 371123Las Vegas, NV 89137

Smoking Allowed In Bowling Centers?

by Paula Vidad

NORWALK—California bowlers are elated about the arrival of an innovative elec-tronic nicotine delivery system that has just become available in the U.S. and Canada. You use it like a traditional “ciga-rette”, inhaling and exhaling, but the “smoke” is just water vapor. It is completely smoke, tobacco and carcinogen free! It’s just nicotine so smokers can obtain the nicotine they

desire with the same hand gestures and oral satisfaction while eliminating all of the harmful toxins in a traditional cigarette. Since it’s tobacco and smoke free, it can be used in previously banned public places with no second hand smoke, pollution or waste. Plus, there is no risk of fire because it does not “light”. Now bowlers can enjoy “smoking” inside the center once again!

This safer nicotine delivery system that simulates smoking is available with different levels of nicotine cartridges (high, medium, low and no nicotine). For more info go to www.FeelsLikeSmoking.com or call (888) 823-9236.

KLAMATH FALLS,OR—Hugh Miller had his sights set on the championship from the opening round of competition in the PBA Senior Epicenter Classic, “In qualifying I wanted to finish strong so I stepped up my focus to finish in the top eight.” The 51-year-old southpaw did so in a big way by rolling 12 consecutive strikes in last game of qualifying to take the second seed position and securing a double bye into the round of 16.

Miller’s focus remained strong going 6-1 in match play en route to a championship showdown with 1999 PBA Senior Player of the Year Dale Eagle. “I knew (Dale) Eagle was going to be tough, and I was going to have to shoot a big game, so I knew I had to strike a lot.”

“My last win was in 2002, and that was a regular tour event. I haven’t even won a re-gional since 2004.” Ending an extensive title drought Miller added “Every few years things just come together for me.”

When asked how comfort-able he was on the lanes at the Epicenter Family Entertain-ment Complex, Miller replied, “In Jackson I finished second,

Miller Fires 300 in Championship Match for First Senior Tour Title

but I left a couple opens in the championship match, so I was looking to redeem myself and I stayed focused. I got myself into a good level of concentra-tion in the championship match. I got a lucky break the first ball in the 10th frame, I gave the ball away a little, but the left lane was hooking more so it came back to strike.” Miller finished the tenth with two more strikes, winning his first career PBA Senior Tour title in style, bowling a perfect game in the championship match. When asked what was next on his agenda, the Senior Tour’s newest champion replied, “My goal now is to win again as soon as possible.”

Championship match re-sults: Hugh Miller, Seattle, defeated Dale Eagle, Tavares, Fla., 300 to 268.

Hugh Miller

AWBA 2008 National Tourney

Concludesby B.A. Campbell

The American Wheelchair Bowling Association (AWBA) concluded its 47th National Tournament on Saturday in Fountain Valley. The outside contractors and Fountain Bowl staff made a great effort to welcome the wheelchair bowl-ers from across America, and their attention to detail (such as the well-built ramp system in-stalled near the front desk) was impressive and appreciated. Congratulations to the winners and kudos to the tournament staff, volunteers and AWBA Ladies Auxiliary members who made this event possible. Let us hope that the rumor of their possible return to Orange County in 2010 becomes a reality!

Results:Up and Down Tournament:

Grant Buehler, Larry Buehler, Mel Cabias $600; Al Uttecht, Herman Knevelbard, Dave Osborne $450; Gary Ryan, Vuong Do, Jennifer Cook $375; Gabriel Diaz De Leon, Dave Frame, Idella Sisk $300; Mike Deloach, Christy Asher, An-thony Galvin $225; Adrian Patterson, Larry Pratt, Ted Pratt $150

Nelson Welker Scratch Doubles: Grant Buehler / Merv Kaya $600; Gabriel Diaz De Leon / Mark Shepherd $400; Kevin Bruno / J.K. Johnston $250; Eddy Hutchens / Mike Deloach $250

continued on page 2

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Come by and see our

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WCST Ebonite Singles at Canyon Lanes, Cabazon, CA July 12-13

by Dick Sanders

CABAZON—The WCST will be bowling at Canyon Lanes, right next to the Casino Morongo in Cabazon, CA.

Roll Call on Saturday, July 12th, will be at 9:40AM, and the qualifying of 10 games straight will start at 10:00AM. This will be the 1st time, the WCST will be bowling this center.

There are limited openings at this time. $170.00 is the entry fee for current WCST members, guests to add $15.00 to that fee. Seniors & Super Senior finals on Sunday, July 13th, to start at 8:30PM.

Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141, to make your reservations. If you have a computer, click onto www.westcoast-seniortour.com, and scroll down Information Page for complete details of the next twoWCST Ebonite Singles Tournaments. Our thanks to WCST member Andy Toro, and his wife, who are Tribal Council Members of the Casino for getting us this tournament. Your support in entering is well appreciated.

The following week-end, July 19-20, The WCST Ebonite Singles will be at Riverside Casino Lanes in Laughlin, NV. This very popular tournament is now on a Stand-By List for entries on a first come-first serve basis. 68 bowlers is the maximum entering field. Roll-Call on Saturday, July 19th is at 8:40AM. 10 games straight qualifying begins at 9:00AM. Finals for both seniors and super seniors, Sunday, July 20th, starts at 8:30AM. $165.00 is the entry fee for current WCST members, guests to add $15.00. There will be a 5 game optional singles sweeper on Friday, July 18th, 2008, to start at 3:00PM, with a 2:15PM check in time. Based on 40 entries or more, $500.00 will be the 1st place prize. The rest of

the cash places, one for every 4 entries, which includes one cash place for every 4 super seniors entered out of higher cash.

$60.00 is the entry fee, includes the high game side-pots, Brackets will be separate at $5.00 per bracket.

Upcoming WCST Ebonite Singles Tournaments in August August 9-10, Linbrook Bowl, Anaheim, CA Two Squads,

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WCST Ebonite All Star DoublesSeptember 13-14, Buena Lanes Ventura, CA

63 Teams Maximum field. Openings left for 30 teams onlyCall the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141.

CongratulationsTony Hale 300/815

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Ramus – Pfister Handicap Team Championship: Grant Buehler, Pete Poulin, Gabriel Diaz De Leon $600; Paul Cook, Kevin Bruno, J.K. Johnston $450; Kevin Schaefer, Bill Birch, Peter Arballo $300

Tournament of Champions: Handicap Winner: J.K. John-ston; Scratch Winner: Martin Frost

All Events: Scratch: Al Uttecht $100; Handicap: J.K. Johnston $100

Bill Hart Memorial Sports-manship Award: Stacy Sand-ers

Alma Ladwig Award (High-est total pins by a woman): Judy Mosher

Most Improved: Bob God-dard +406

B Division: Hi Qualifier: James Coffey $100; Hi Scr. Series: Judy Mosher, 488, $30; Hi Scr. Game: Allen Neu, 178, $20; Hi Hdcp. Series: Gary Ryan, 676, $30; Hi Hdcp. Game: Toodie Perry, 264, $20

A Division: Hi Qualifier: Gabriel Diaz De Leon, $100; Hi Scr. Series: J.K. Johnston, 615, $30; Hi Scr. Game: Rus-sell Ser, 214, $20; Hi Hdcp. Series: Gabriel Diaz De Leon, 741, $30; Hi Hdcp. Game: Gary Poole, 260, $20

Scratch Division: Hi Quali-fier: Al Uttecht, $100; Hi Scr. Series: Mark Shepherd, 720, $30; Hi Scr. Game: Al Uttecht, 244, $25.

AWBAcontinued from page 1

Al Uttecht practices for AWBA finals

Orange County USBC Association 2008 Senior

Singles Tournamentby Joy McGregor

YORBA LINDA—This year’s Senior Tournament will be held Saturday, July 26th and Sunday, July 27th with two squads both days: 11am and 2 pm. Our host center is Yorba Linda Bowl, located at 18171 Imperial Highway in Yorba Linda.

This very popular event is open to all bowlers 55 years of age or older. The cost to partic-ipate is $25.00 and is a 4-game singles event, handicapped at 90% of 220. Everyone may bowl together; you will be clas-sified by gender and age.

The deadline to get your guaranteed entries in is JULY 14TH and all entries will be scheduled in the order they are received. On site entries will be accepted upon lane availability.

Entry forms ( pretty mint green color) are available at all Orange County centers; fill yours out today and mail it to the Association Office: 13896 Harbor Blvd., #5-A, Garden Grove, Ca. 92843. Any other info required, please call 714/554-0111.

See y’all there!!!

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LAKEWOOD — Time is going by too fast! Here we are in the month of July so that means half of the year has already gone by. Better enjoy each day to the fullest, especially this weekend when we celebrate the 4th of July holiday. There will be parades, picnics and just good fun. Now for a look at the scores from Cal Bowl...

SENIOR MENS TRIO Terry Darling 189-215-222/626, Joe V. Swift 193-216-241/650, Rick Hunter 226-201-180/607, Tariq Shamsideen 233-190-198/621, Chuck Patterson 179-213-212/604, Curtis Whaley 188-219-242/649, Billy Cowens 217-191-213/621, Wayne Brown 189-243-188/620, John Matthews 229-194-195/618, Don Wade 254-215-247/706, Cecil Knighton 234-171-201/606, Jorge Fernandez 205-208-189/602, Jim Plante 237-255-225/717, Bobby Knipple 213-188-204/605,Vince Cervantes 221-187-195/603, Josh Hudson 210-215-199/624, Archie Stull 214-222-266/702, Lee Moore 204-290-232/726, Boylee Inocente 192-211-212/615, Grover Dye 226-237-188/651, Ed Cabs 225-226-235/686, Walter Millsap 208-213-225/646, Sonny Dew 230-169278/677, Willie Burkhalter 205-223-177/605, Rudy Munzon 224-214-217/655, Don Morris Sr. 177-237-214/658, Fred Faniel 192-247-186/625, Ralph Wingert 180-222-245/647, James Burke 192-187-233/612, John Dunn 215-215-194/624, Jimmy Hamilton 232-221-214/667, Fred Wills 213, Doug Johnson 203, Ken Holliday 218, Rick Llaneta 237, Ron McClain 203, Walter Gist 223, Chuck Ashton 204, Domenic Saraceno 201-219-211/631, Jim Pagent 231, Dominic Antonio 225-200, Mauro Pendilla 201, Ken Seiple Sr. 205, Ed Stoute 208, Ed Neal 206, Pre Collier 234, Rich Kelly 211, Fred Claveau 211, Al Winston 201-206, Al Cowens 202-206, Rudy Carlos 211, Earl Hullett 203, Al Williams 234-204, Roosevelt Lewis 205, Joe Erwin 223, Phil Hylton 218-237-244/699, Eugene Richardson 207, Charles Veals 203-227.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Matt Mosley 257-174-225/656, Will Nichols 223-190-230/643, Shannon Santos 203-208-211/622, Albert Viernes 225-169-222/616, Bob Brockman 214, Paul Lacas 204, Larry Movera 224-203, Greg Nardo 208, Gary Nelson 241, Tommy Stockberger 216, David Wall 236.

CAL STARS Bette Jane Ricardi 157-184-188/529, Jerry Whitehurst 192-151-184/527, Helen Gerard 199-215-158/572, Lucy Seiple 224-142-139/505, Shonna Hernandez 167-148-183/498.

FUNSTERS Don Keith 256/609, Art Diemert 235-225/612, Fred Meisel

517, Jane Simmons 210/534, Bob Webb 223/587, Willie Young 204/538, Josh Hudson 205/569, Joe Erwin 217/602, Divina Buhay 520, Frank Fernandez 235-214/632, Rose Goodwin 514, Larry Martinez 216-204/590, Ed Hansen 213, Ken Seiple Sr. 526, Doug Johnson 215-200/609, Ron Leidholdt 532, Boylee Inocente 546, Terry Binuya 522.

BIG BEAR Gregg Aldapa 269-290-168/727, Joe V. Swift 257-233-216/706, Emmerson Wafer 226-200-258/684, David Patter-son 238-182-261/681, Eric Snow 233-201-246/680, Sonny Dew 234-224-217/675, Mark Fowler 211-208-242/661, Donnie Johnson 213-220-225/658, Donald Franklin 203-290-164/657, Will Young 205-227-202/634, Andrew Moran 195-238-201/634, David Reid 204-214-215/633, Fred Faniel 191-234-206/631, John Lynch 210-214-191/615, Jason Van winkle 158-196-257/611, Tomieka Lemons 229-207-168/604, Barbara Snow 200-203-171/574, Dawn Langer 209-206-152/567, Dee Phipps 229-147-191/567, Betty McDiarmid 175-197-190/562, Dawn Contant 136-171-233/540, Fia Pele 162-188-187/537, Jennifer Van Winkle 169-196-159/524, Jo Ann Drueen 176-152-196/524, Evette Franklin 165-211-132/518, Becky Simpson 165-170-180/515, Patricia Johnson 148-206-175/509, Peggie Nakagawa 184-170-146/500.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS John Mathews 220-215/587, Ed Hansen 214/575, Don Keith 213/561, Bob Stickney 561, Mattie Wylie 207/524, Ed Brown 213/592, Wayne Moon 529, Ralph Wingert 200/565, Chuck Patterson 200/591, Rico Cayton 206/559, Donald Jones 513, Jim Burke 267/638, Al Ortiz 604, Boylee Inocente 619, Billy Williams 538, Al Williams 228-237/663, Doug Johnson 201-203/602, Ron Leidholdt 545, Walter Gist 517, Gene Skulick 210/584.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET David Ferguson 237-206/638, Ken Holliday 234-204/621, Louis Whitlock II 221/611, Som Seng Sr. 211-202/603, Car-ole Fischer 233/600, James Matthews 247, Desi Nixon 235, David Bennett 231, Dion Morris Sr. 223-213, Aric Bundage 220, Carlos Urzua 220, John Meeks 217-213, LaDrena Boyd 211, Ondra Lucas Jr. 211, Ezzard Jones 208, Victor Lewis 208, Leo Rachal 207, Carl Allen 205, Michael White 205, Alicia Brister 204, Hartsell Duhart 204, Sophia Kim 201.

CAL BOWLEROS Dee Phipps 214-205-203/622, Brenda Durnin 237-206/612, Carole Fischer 212-200/604, Betty Phillips 212/592, Mary Smyth 212/549, Karen Witt 544, Kim Eastwood 534, Vi Wilson 208/530, Dynasty Williams 526, Almeta Cobbs 203/512, Lillie Darden 512, Lucy Seiple 500.

RECYCLED TEENS Doug Johnson 202-214/608, JIm Burke 203/549, Joe No-lan 221-232/595, Ben Jones Sr. 210/550, Ed Brown 236/618, John Mathews 211/585, Harold Runyon 201-201/583, Al Winston 513, Art Diemert 212/604, Ralph Wingert 231-211-214/662, Vancie Keith 519, Chuck Ashton 512, Tom Spencer 503, Ning Barcelona 522, Wilfred Panton 248/631, Mattie Wylie 508, Rinze Dykstra 519, Glenn Merchant 587, Luz Curz 500, Frank Fernandez 201-203/585, John Roach 512, Ken Seiple Sr. 539, Ron Leidholdt 219/538, Ron McClain 209-245/652, Rose Goodwin 207/539, Ed McLean 543.

YOUNG AT HEART Albert Stephens 114-115-139/368, John Brider 147-166-167/480, Mary Spencer 156-168-150/474, Rose Belton 147-160-181/488, Glenn Merchant 201-224-230/655, Ed Hansen 181-190-191/562, Don Jackson 121-128-90/339, Josh Hudson 199-170-148/517, Rosalind Harris 74-80-77/231, Lynette Williams 161-147-136/444, Earl Hullett 161-157-179/497, Marci Hansen 138-124-149/411, JIm Plante 160-199-203/562, Boylee Inocente 198-214-190/602, Art Nelson 122-141-117/380, Albert Burnett Sr. 147-157-159/457, Eva Hammons 81-93-79/253, Jessie Lane 166-156-128/450, Ed Stoute 150-184-165/499, Willie Creer 150-144-144/438, Joe V. Swift 176-191-146/523, Mauro Pendilla 211-201-204/616, June Skulick 105-137-92/334, Gene Hammons 184-164-166/514, Gene Skulick 155-150-171/476.

ELKS & FRIENDS David Patterson 235-225-227/687, Eric Snow 238-223/660, Chris Kelly 205-223/612, David Louis 215, Betty McDiarmid 203-206, John Lynch 214, Suzi Kelly 208, Tony White 203, Carlos Salcedo 217.

FRIDAY NO-TAP June 27, 2008FINAL RESULTS

1. Herman Ferguson 833 $45.002. Roger Wrase 818 29.003. Kevin McNeal 807 20.50

SIDEPOTS1. Roger Wrase, hdcp. 278 21.002. Roger Wrase, scr. 290 21.003. J.T. Jackson, hdcp. 322 21.00

3-6-9 POTWorth Next Week $157+

INSURANCERoger Wrase 21.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTRoger Wrase 809 21.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTJuly 3rd at 1:00 p.m.

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATION (at Friendly Hills)June 28th, 2008FINAL RESULTS

1 Anthony Martinez 755 1,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.00 ABTA Shirt 100.002 Marvyn Galsim, Jr. 749 500.003 David Caballero 732 200.004 David Quon 755 120.005 Chris Kelly 745 120.006 Ron Chandler 721 110.007 Michael Gill 713 110.008 Kimberly Stephens 710 110.009 Ronnie Cordero 708 110.0010 Ryan Okamoto 720 100.0011 John Cortes 720 100.0012 Matt Garcia 718 100.0013 Marife Catalasan 708 100.0014 Jeremy Paulsen 703 100.0015 Jimmy Wong 702 100.0016 Janine Ditch (ss) 700 100.0017 Rico Cayton (ss) 697 85.0018 Randy Smith 684 82.5019 Danny Guevarra 679 80.0020 Jamescart Alarcio 667 77.5021 Victor Fabian 657 77.5022 Kvaun Veney 656 75.0022 Glenn Matsumoto 656 75.0024 Marvin Galsim Sr 654 72.5025 Angel Chau 652 72.5026 Raul Aldaz Jr 650 70.0026 Bill Swanson 650 70.0028 Deborah Sanders 648 67.5029 Michael Wong 645 67.5030 Jeff Taino 643 65.0031 Alan Basto 638 65.0032 Dennis Cordero 635 62.5033 LeStar walker 634 62.5034 Dominador LaGuardia 629 60.0034 Bobbie McCollum (ss) 629 60.0036 Valerie Carrillo 625 59.0036 Victor Copeland III 625 59.0038 Oscar Ibardaloza 624 59.0039 Vien “Tim” Tran 619 58.0040 Adam Drozdz (ss) 603 57.5040 Leo Tartamella (ss) 603 57.5043 Ely Cruz (ss) 600 57.0044 Anthony Borci 597 56.0045 LaSandra Chaney 593 56.0046 David emrich 589 56.0047 Andrew Moran 577 55.0048 Jojo Barcelona 569 55.0049 GinaLynn Velarde 562 55.0050 Victor Hilvano 551 54.0051 Rey Josafat DNS F/E52 Faye Josafat 60% DNS F/E53 Art Lindsey ss DNS F/E

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Chris Kelly / Deborah Sanders 1527 200.002 Jeff Taino / (Tim) Vien Tran 1515 180.003 Danny Guevarra / Chris Kelly 1510 170.004 Deborah Sanders / David Emrich 1499 160.005 Glenn Matsumoto / Chris Kelly 1497 150.006 Dominador La Guardia / Jo Jo Barcelona 1487 140.007 Ryan Okamoto / Ronnie Cordero 1476 130.008 Jeff Taino / Danny Guevarra 1471 120.009 Marvyn Galsim / Oscar Ibardoloza 1465 110.0010 Jo Jo Barcelona / Danny Guevarra 1464 100.0011 Danny Guevarra / Le star Walker 1459 90.0012 Ely Cruz / Chris Kelly 1457 80.0013 (Tim) Vien Tran / Som Seng 1450 70.0014 Marife Catalasan / Chris Kelly 1449 60.0015 Rey G. Hernandez / Marvyn Galsim 1445 60.0016 Jimmy Wong / Angel Chau 1443 40.0017 Matthew Garcia / Ronnie Cordero 1443 40.0018 Marvin Crowder / Chris Kelly 1439 30.0019 Danny Guevarra / Glenn Matsumoto 1439 30.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: +94 Women +51Super Seniors:

Bobbie McCollum, Art Lindsey Ely Cruz

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Michael Gill +222

Women: Kimberly Stephens +154Special Awards

3 - 6 - 9 : Jo Jo BarcelonaMatch Game - 237

Jo Jo Barcelona, Le Star WalkerMatch Series - 535 - Erik Volk

Prize Fund 190 $5,380.50Paid Entries 17 @ 49 $833.00Optional Sidepots $973.00Doubles $1,960.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $1,200.00Match Game $1,985.00Match Series $354.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Total Payout $24,863.50

site with re-entry rates of $85, $ 75, and $60. There is a re-duced Entry fee which will pay $5,000 1st for only a $56 entry with re-entries at $50 & $46. This entry will receive 60% of all other checks also!

Men and Women will qual-ify on separate boards. Each Day is a separate Qualifying Board.

There are Qualifying Squads all four days and Each Day is a separate qualifying board with 1 in 5 1/2 bowlers making the cut / board daily.

First place in this Event is Guaranteed at $8,000, minimum and with Bonuses 1st place can be worth up to $12,500.

It all begins Thursday with a $600 Bonus if qualifying that day and winning the event.Tak-ing 1 in 5 1/2 each day to the semi finals.

Thursday Squads begin at Noon-1:00-2:30 -4:00 then Break and return at 9:15-10:30 & 11:45PM.

Friday Squads begin at 10:30-Noon-1:00-2:30-4:00 (Oil) 6:00-7:30-9:00-10:30 & 11:45PM. Saturday we again go from 10:30 AM Noon-1:00-2:30-4:00 (Oil) 6:00-7:30-9:00-10:30 & 11:45PM. Taking 1 in 5 1/2 to the semis.

Sunday there is ONE Regu-lar Squad at 9:00 AM (this squad is open to everyone) first time entrants ok!Then a Re-entry Squad at 10:15 AM open to Re-Entries only! No 1st timers!

3-6-9 roll-off is at Noon worth up to $1,500, with Semis to follow!

Last Years Event drew over 650 Entrants and huge payoffs for our bowlers.

Please see Our ad here in this paper for more informa-tion!

Also, ANY LAS VEGAS MEMBER BRINGING IN A NEW MEMBER WHO BOWLS WILL RECEIVE $15 off their first entry!

We have three Las Vegas Events Annually. Look for another Big One announced soon.

On-site enties are wel-comed. If You get the urge to try this Big ABTA Event come on down toSouth Point where the action will be awesome.

For Information Please see our ad here in this paper or contact the ABTA 562-868-7164, (CELL) 562-228-3960 or see the Web Site at www.abta1.com.

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Martinez Wins ABTA Title at Friendly Hills (L–R) Jo Jo Barcelona and Le Star Walker who split a $1,985 Match game (237), Marvyn Galsim (runner up) Champion Anthony Martinez $2,300, Friendly Hills GM Joe McNab, and David Caballero 3rd.

WHITTIER—Anthony Martinez stepped up big time and won his third ABTA Event at Friendly Hills. He won a roll off for the top seed with David Quon as they tied for High in the semifinals and won from the top seeded position, finally downing Marvyn Galsim in the title game. He took home a sweet $2,300 for the win.

Anthony wasn’t the only bowler hitting the cash line at Friendly Hills. Due to the nice turnout of 190 bowlers we had 53 cashers and saw Le Star Walker and Jo Jo share the Match game of $1,985. Erik Volk hit the Match Series for $328 as the number was 606, his scratch Score. They all now has some extra Vegas Spending Cash!

Martinez topped a nice turnout of 190 entrants which produced cut scores of +94 (men) and +51, (Ladies) and added Super Seniors were Bob-bie Mc Collum, Art Lindsay and Ely Cruz, making a total of 53 semifinalists.

David Quon, and Anthony Martinez held the hot hand in the semis. They tied and led the field with a big +135 to be able to sit out and bowl in the title game, Anthony won the roll-off, so he would bowl for the title and David enters in round two. It took a big +100 to make the top 16 and women made it on their own to the

Martinez Wins ABTA at Friendly HillsLas Vegas This Week July 3-4-5-6$8,000 Minimum - Up to $12,150 1st with Bonuses

3-6-9 is $1,500 • Match Game is $3,500Separate Qualifying Each Day • On Site Entries Welcome

single Elim Finals.The Bowlers took to the

lanes. In the first round single elims, losing their matches were Janine Ditch, Jimmy Wong, Ryan Okamoto, John Cortes, Matt Garcia, Jeremy Paulsen and Marife Catalasan. They got checks of $100 in 10-16th places.

In round two being elimi-nated were” Ace” Cordero, Kimberly Stephens, Michael Gill and Ron Chandler. They cashed in 6-9th places and $110.00 each.

Round three saw Marv Gal-sim down Chris Kelly 205-201.David Caballero got to David Quon 251-214, David and Chris were 4th and 5th and checks of $120 with Marvyn and David to meet for the right to bowl Martinez for the title. This game was not for Cabal-erro as he had two washouts and 2 splits, with Marvyn winning easily 220-151 with David finishing third and $200 with a great showing.

The title game was next. Anthony led off with a spare / strike and Marvyn was clean through five frames but missed the 6 pin. Anthony, after an open and spare tossed a turkey to lead. He opened in frames 8-9 and Marvyn was right there but again whiffed the 6 pin and trailed by 5 pins and finished with strike spare and 170/201. Martinez only needing a mark

and count to win, doubled and won 189/214. The title was his, and a nice $2,300 for his effort. Congrats to a nice young man who is our latest champion and deservedly so. Great Bowling Anthony!

Fine bowling again by one of our young gentlemen Mar-vyn Galsim who was on his game and he could have been the winner! He is one of the “Good Guys! Great bowling in third was the affable David Caballero who also could have been our winner.

ABTA Notes: Tourney Hi Qualifiers were the” Hot Tama-le” Michael Gill at +222 .Hot!! Kimberly Stephens led the gals +154. They will get paid entries to our next regular event.

The 3-6-9 was worth a nice $1,300. Jo Jo Barcelona out did the field and went for the Big Bucks but he missed on shot #4. So we will go for $1,500 this week in LAS VEGAS in the 3-6-9.

The Match Series was Matched as Mr. Gill drew a 535 and was worth a $354 to one of our fine members Erik Volk. He is very deserving! We will estimate the Match Series to be $1,000 in Las Vegas and for only a $2.00 entry fee.

The Match Game worth $1,985 WAS Matched as Mar-tinez drew a 237 game which was shared by Le Star Walker and Jo Jo Barcelona. We will go

for the est max in Las Vegas of $3,500, with the balance going to a Reserve Pot.

The Optional Doubles were won by Chris Kelly and Deb Sanders and their fine 1527 got them $200. We paid 19 places and $1,960 in the doubles.

It is History as Anthony Martinez entered the archives as our latest champion!

Anthony Martinez hails from Covina and used a Storm drilled by Leonard Ruiz. He is single and dedicated to his Mom, Frances, Dad Mike, and sisters Joann and Renea. Thanks to ABTA Buddy “Iron Mike” Evans who cheered him on, Friendly Hills, Leonard Ruiz and the ABTA Staff.

Marvyn Galsim is from W. Covina and Used a Hammer drilled By Brandon at Jewel City. He thanks Dad, Marvin Sr., Mom Erlinda and siblings Godfrey and Amy. He thanks family and friends for support notably Rey, Victor and Angel and esp his father, ABTA Mem-ber Marvin.

Dave Caballero hails form Monrovia and used a Mo Rich drilled by Memo at Bowlers Image. He thanks his broth-er and best friend Brandon Peavey, Mom Theresa, Dad Glen for support.

We surely enjoyed our re-turn to Friendly Hills. Special thanks to GM Joe Mc Nab and his helpful staff. This man cares about the bowlers and service. This Center is so much im-proved in many ways we look forward to our return there on the next schedule.

Claude “Spiderman” Dottin won the drawing for the Vegas Room. He will be there in force at the South Point to be sure! Great for Him!

LAS VEGAS here we come!! Onsite entries are wel-come. There are Separate quali-fying boards each day. See our related story in this paper and the Special Las Vegas Ad and Web Site.

For Information contact the ABTA 562-868-7164, (CELL) 562-228-3960 or see the Web Site at www.abta1.com

The South is located at 9777 Las Vegas Blvd and easy to find. Just take Interstate 15 to Silverado Canyon and go east One Block, then right 1/2 mile. The phone there is 702-796-7111.

On-site entries are wel-comed. If You get the urge to try this Big ABTA Event come on down to the South Point. See You there! For Information see our ad or call the ABTA at Cell 562-228-3960.

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Inland Empire NABI Champion Tony Cangialosi

We want to thank AMF Arrowhead Lanes for a great tourna-ment. It was not a “give me” for Tony Cangialosi to win the Ar-rowhead tournament. In fact, he bowled against his best friend, Tim Scott in the finals. Tim bowled a 217 in the final match & Tony had to strike in the final frame to tie his score. TONY DID! They had to bowl one more game to decide the championship. Tim, then bowled a 208 to Tony’s 221 for Tony to win. What an exciting match!

Tony won with his Hammer, Black Widow Bite, drilled by, who else, himself. Tony drills balls from his garage. Anyone needing a champion ball drilled, Tony’s the guy. He has been bowling for 47 years & is now a 2 time NABI champion. Tony has been a NABI member for about 2 years & loves to bowl. Besides bowl-ing he plays chess & goes fishing for relaxation. We are looking forward to the upcoming Nationals at the Orleans July 11 thru July 18 and so is Tony. Besides bowling at the Nationals, he enjoys karaoke, and don’t be surprised if you find him competing for a prize in the karaoke contest at the Orleans. Director, Guy Clear, loves this contest also. Tony wants to thank his Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ for this win & dedicates it to his wife, Georgia, a very patient lady when it comes to his bowling. He also thanks Dave & Quin for the club & invites everyone to come out to bowl. Tony won $600, a champion shirt & an entry into the 2009 Tournament of Champions.

Our step ladder started out with Kathleen Doolen bowling Michael Gray. Kathleen bowled a 201 to Michael’s 219. Michael then bowled Mike Vredevoogd. Michael bowled a 189 to Mike’s 212. Mike, then went on to bowl Tim Scott. Mike bowled a 190 to Tim’s 194. Tim then met his best friend, Tony Cangialosi. Tim & Tony tied with a 217 & then bowled one more game. Tim bowled a 218 to Tony’s 221 for Tony to win.

Our $50 sidepot winners were: Dave Fahnestock, Kathleen Doolen (2), Mike Vredevoogd, Tim Scott, John Boyer, Tony Cangialosi, Guy Clear & Barbara Boyd.

Our next tournament is at Trevi Zone on Fri., July 4, ending on Sat., July 5th.

We will have a bye for the next 2 weeks, since we will be at the 2008 Nationals in Las Vegas. Our next tournament after the Nationals will be at Riverside Lanes in Riverside on July 26. Have a wonderful, safe, July 4. We will see ya at the Nationals.

Inland Empire NABI Championship (L-R) Mike Vredevoogd - 3rd place, Tim Scott - 2nd place, Tony Cangialosi - Champion, Guy Clear - Director, Michael Gray - 4h place & Alice Marquez - Michael’s girlfriend.

Remember When.....Guy Clear Bowls Sanctioned 309 Game! by Frank Weiler

MURRIETA—It was thirty-one years ago that lefty high roller Guy Clear bowled the highest sanctioned game in bowl-ing history. It was a cool spring day in 1977 when Guy walked into All Star Lanes in Eagle Rock, California and rolled twelve consecutive strikes in his second league game of the night. The unique thing about this perfecto is that his twelfth shot knocked down 19 pins.

Yes, 19 pins! After eleven consecutive strikes, nineteen pins felled by the twelfth shot adds up to a 309 scratch game.

You may ask how Guy knocked down 19 pins with one shot? Well, his twelfth shot came in light hitting the 1-2 pocket (Guy is a portsider) on the backside of the headpin, sending it flying over the right channel into the pins on the adjoining lane to the right (lane 10). In addition to knocking down ten pins on lane number nine, the flying headpin knocked down nine more pins on lane number ten. The lone pin standing on lane ten was the seven pin.

If you count the 300 pins scored for the twelve strikes on lane nine and the additional nine pins toppled on lane ten, with the twelfth shot, you get a score of 309.

The American Bowling Congress awarded Guy a 300 ring, but never recognized his accomplishment for a 309 game. Why not? Do we have another Glenn Allison injustice? Was it a matter of officials not being able to think outside the box? No, the ABC never had a chance to make a ruling on the matter. No one at league level ever thought to report the event to the local bowling association or ABC headquarters for a ruling. The team score sheet recorded a 300 game not 309. Guy’s team captain did not report the 309 score to the league secretary and no league meeting was convened to discuss the matter. Remember, those were the days before the 900 series.

If the 309 score was reported properly, do you think the ABC should have and would have recognized it? Let me know your opinion at [email protected]. Please include 309 in the title of your response. Guy Clear is a senior bowler these days and still continues to compete.

Over the years, he has done some amazing things on the lanes. He has one PBA regional title to his name and in his later years has won nine NABI titles.

He has bowled eight sanctioned/certified perfect games, several rolled in the days of rubber balls and oil mops! His high sanctioned/certified series is 826.

In 1994 Guy finished his Sunday night league at Cal Oaks Bowl with a 300. On the same pair of lanes the next night he opened league play with a 300. Same house, same pair of lanes, back to back perfectos?

It was 2005 at Cal Oaks when Clear rolled a non-certified 300-300-279=879 series. He started with 31 consecutive strikes, left a solid 9 pin, and finished with a hambone after the spare. How about 35 of 36 strikes!

Guy has been bowling for over forty-eight years now and is the son of 1940s star bowlers Lowell and Helen Clear. Both mom and dad were 200 average keglers in the 1940s in the Lancaster, Palmdale and Porterville areas, when such averages were rare. Guy learned the sport from his parents while working as a pinboy in several bowling centers managed by his dad.

Some of Guy’s coaches over the years included Bobbie North, Donna Adamek, Vince Wood, E.G. Mock, and Del Ballard. Clear is grateful to them and his parents for making him the best bowler he could be.

Thanks Bowling News for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.

Evans to Lead BWAARomeo and Wyckoff Aboard

Dick Evans of Daytona, Florida was elected as President of the Bowling Writers Association of America at their annual meeting in Orlando, FL on June 24, 2008. A prolific writer, Evans has been a sports writer for the Miami Herald since 1957, a bowling writer for Daytona Beach News Journal since 1995 and is an ABC and PBA Hall of Fame member

Jackie Wyckoff of Campbell, CA moved into the Vice Presi-dents slot and Joan Romeo of Van Nuys came aboard as a Director. Also elected were Jim Goodwin, Rockwall, TX, Bill Vint, East Troy, WI and Kathy Watson of Richmond, CA.

A moving memorial by well known bowling historian Chuck Pezzano included California bowling media giants Joe Lyou and Frank Keitz, both of whom died this year.

Retiring President Hazel McLeary of Victoria BC was honored with a Life Membership in the organization. McLeary had been instrumental in facilitating the daunting task of merging BWAA and the National Women Bowling Writers Association and served as the new organization’s first president.

BWAA Executive Director Steve James who took over after the untimely death of previous Executive Director Dan Glus, announced his retirement. James said he was pleased with a 50 member increase this year in pursuit of the BWAA goal of 425. He agreed to pinch hit for Dan and somehow it stretched into ten years.

Bowling is well represented by BWAA members as each introduced themselves and the publication they represented from across the U.S.

Targets reached for BWAA this past year are writing awards for amateurs; a new logo and pin; meeting and convention fees paid by credit cards, a possible hosting of a meeting at the site of the USBC convention and trying to connect with college journalism students to make bowling enthusiasts out of them.

New this year, the BWAA booth at Bowl Expo was set up to interview proprietors, coaches and exhibitors with writers creating press releases they could use in their home areas. Individuals who attended Bowl Expo could take advantage of the 45 educational and informational seminars plus over 800 exhibits.

The $1000 Chuck Pezzano Youth Scholarship went to Thomas Madrecki of Illinois and Elizabeth Soutter of California. Both will receive a one-year membership in BWAA and if requirements are met, can re-apply for the scholarship for each of the next three years they remain in college.

“There is no way BPAA could buy the kind of coverage BWAA and related writing organizations give us” said BPAA Executive Director John Berglund as he addressed the membership, “it may continue to be a challenge to keep bowling the #1 participation sport and bowling writers are invaluable.” He announced the Bowl Expo convention will be in Las Vegas for 2009 and 2010 and 2011 in Orlando, FL again. He spoke excitedly about the new Bowling Campus and Hall of Fame in Arlington, TX and said, “although there may be growing pains for a couple of years, I feel with mov-ing of the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) and combining our forces into one, bowling cannot help but grow.”

Berglund designated Wednesday as Hall of Fame day and each member present who was in a national hall of fame was presented with an impressive medal to wear. Tom Clark PBA Vice President and COO for the PBA announced that he was taking Chris and Lynda Barnes with him to the Associated Press Convention in Min-neapolis for sports writers from all over and hosting a breakfast. The goal is to present a power point presentation about the excit-ing things happening in bowling and introduce them to Bowling’s most prolific couple for 2008. He said he will definitely not beg for coverage but let them know they are missing out on all of the great things going on in bowling now and that we are a tremendous audience. He said we need to introduce writers to what bowlers have to do to excel and let the media know what’s happening in bowling. Clark said, “We will have front page coverage in USA Today and Sports Illustrated.”

He announced that California’s Missy Bellinder will assist media coverage of the Pro Tour.

BWAA Webmaster Kathy Watson announced additions and changes to the website – an added memorial page, bowling pub-lications on line, a Publicity Guide, Collegiate Bowler of the Year and a page for bowlers to report their good news. Log on! www.bowlingwriters.com

Elaine Hagin brought us up to date on the International Museum and Hall of Fame move to Arlington, TX. The current “Hall” in St. Louis will be sold to the Ball Park Village organization. St. Louis made an attractive offer to keep the hall there but the desire to consolidate BPAA/USBC and the hall in one area was compel-ling. A new state of the art Hall of Fame will be designed. The St. Louis hall will be closed at the end of December.

Writers always look forward to the Columbia dinner. Columbia has hosted this event for the bowling writers for some time and it is an opportunity to meet, thank the appropriate people and honor others. Lyle Zikes and Joan Romeo were honored June 24 at the Columbia 300/BPAA writers’ dinner in Orlando, Fla. Zikes earned a place in the Bowling Writers Association of America Hall of Fame while Romeo received her accolades as the winner of the prestigious BWAA Meritorious Service Award. Diandra Asbaty was the recipient of the World Bowling Writers Female Bowler of the Year award.

The writers are fortunate to enjoy two breakfasts hosted by Brunswick and Storm. Brunswick shared information about cus-tomer trends – league play ebbing and open play growing – and that they are concentrating on entertainment and focus products and programs that drive open play. Brunswick has 100 centers in the U.S. and they are promoting in Russia, the hottest market right now, and Japan. Storm’s success is reflected in its rapid growth. In just fifteen years, Storm has captured the number one position in the high performance bowling ball market and a significant portion of the lower priced ball business. Their latest new element to the game is scented bowling balls and they said the response was overwhelming.

There are many accomplished and well known writers who are a part of BWAA and bowling is well covered from a variety of perspectives throughout the U.S. and foreign countries by its members.

by Mary Lynly

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DONKEE Tournament: (L-R) Kevin Blunt – 2nd place, Tomiekia Lemons presenting check to Husband And Champion Marcus Lemons, Patricia Johnson – Mother of Tomiekia, John Gonzales – 6th Place. Not pictured – Joe Swift – 3rd Place, Bret Rose – 4th Place, Victor Jordan – 5th Place.

Lemons Picks Up 2nd Donkee Title at Cal BowlLAKEWOOD—Our newest champion Marcus Lemons posted

a huge +156 score today to pick up 2nd win. Marcus was throw-ing a Hammer Black Widow drilled by Tony Figueroa inside Gardena Bowl. Marcus has been bowling 23 yrs and sports highs of a 300 game and 835 series. Marcus is supported by his lovely wife Tomiekia (a Donkee member) and have 2 children – Nevaeh 1yr old and D’Marco 12 yrs old. Marcus would like to thank for their support his in-laws Don C Johnson and Patricia Johnson (also Donkee members).

A special thank you to his parents Ronnie and Diane as well. When not bowling, Marcus is a barber and has been for the past 9 yrs. Go and see him at Platinum Kutz located in Compton Ca – Phone 310-637-6574.

Mystery Game and Series were both carry overs with no one hitting 245 game or 519 series. They will be worth $700 for game and $150 for series at Cal July 20th. Please see ad in future papers. See you all at there.

The Donkee Tour would like to thank Pat, Vicky and the profes-sional staff at Cal Bowl for hosting this weeks event.

Sidepots: 1:00PM – 1st gm – John Gonzales 271, 2nd gm – Joe Swift 273, 3rd gm – Kevin Blunt 300 ($60 each) .

2:30PM – 1st gm – 1st pl Marcus Lemins 260 2nd pl Bret Rose 252, 2nd gm – 1st pl Luis Diaz 278, 2nd pl Marcus Lemons 271, 3rd gm – 1st pl Mike Pizarro 279 2nd pl Rick Hunter 271 ($50/20 each).

Tournament RecapPlaceHcp Name Score Amount1. 6 Marcus Lemons 756 $ 550.002. 75 Kevin Blunt 749 $ 275.003. 45 Joe Swift 740 $ 130.004. 30 Bret Rose 735 $ 120.005. 135 Victor Jordan 725 $ 110.006. 108 John Gonzales 713 $ 100.007. 39 Rick Hunter 711 $ 90.008. 60 Luis Diaz 710 $ 85.009. 51 Tiffany Morita 704 $ 70.00 tie. 87 Victor Copeland 704 $ 70.00tie. 99 Don C Johnson 704 $ 70.0012. 30 JT Jackson 701 $ 55.0013. 105 Dodie Sajonas 668 $ 50.00Paid Out – 55 entriesTournament $2188.00Sidepots $ 417.00Brackets $1160.00Free Entries $ 350.00Champion Shirt $ 40.00Total $4155.00

“PAT ON THE BACK” 300 GAMES

Orange County USBCBrad Jones, May 15, 2008—Thurs. Niters, Yorba Linda Bowl

Daniel Carmo, May 15, 2008—Thurs. Niters, Yorba Linda BowlBrian Martin, April 15, 2008—St. Bonaventure, Fountain Bowl

Todd Thompson, April 23, 2008—Riverside Rowdies, Fountain BowlJason Milligan, May 5, 2008—820 Scratch, Fountain Bowl

Mike Cassidy, May 25, 2008—Vegas Bandits, Fountain BowlMike Edwards, May 30, 2008—Orleans Bound, Fountain Bowl

Mike Zepeda, June 5, 2008—His & Hers, Fountain BowlTony Hale, June 11, 2008—5-4 Vegas, AMF Carter Lanes

Don Boaz, June 14, 2008—Hugs Tournament, Westminster LanesAnthony Hochgesand, June 8, 2008—Laughlin Family Affair, La Habra Bowl

Gary Miller, June 3, 2008—Deuces Wild, The ConcourceEddie Vargas, June 4, 2008—Vegas Bound, AMF Carter LanesTim Porritt, May 29, 2008 —Vegas Bound, Saddleback Lanes

Frank Gatten, April 3, 2008—Mona’s Kids, Fountain BowlMarty Neff, June 25, 2008—Country Crusin, Westminster

300 GAMES/ 800 SERIESEdison Tierra, 805, June 3, 2008—Vegas or Bust, The Concourse

Robert VanLoon, 806, June 8, 2008—O.C. Travel BrunchJohn Chapman, 300/825, May 7, 2008—Baseball Bowling Club, Saddleback

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Schumacher shared his enthusiasm for the new bowling campus being erected in Arlington, Texas where the United States Bowling Congress, National Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame and BPAA will come together to govern the sport of bowling. He appealed to the bowler, the proprietor and local and state leaders saying, “You are the bridge. No one knows the legacy of bowling better than you. Look for opportunities to promote new forms of bowling.” It appears the mold of BPAA leadership has been set as the affable President-elect Jim Sturm said, “We are on the cusp of something big.” We complimented Sturm on his presentation and he said, “When I realized I would be required to speak a lot, I decided to take a course on effective speaking and first and foremost they tell you to speak slowly and articulately if you want to get your point across.” It works.

Bowl Expo is all about education and recognition and a coming together of nearly 5,000 proprietors, vendors, and journalists from throughout the world – this year in Orlando, Florida. Activities included the “Salute to Bowling” reception and silent auction benefiting the National Museum and Hall of Fame and bowling’s outrageous block party “Universal City Walk” featuring Neal McCoy, Dread’1, Connis Vanterpool and the Com-modores. The pouring rain hampered some but it was just a momentary slow down.

USBC President Jeff Boje said, “The greatest challenge for us is get-ting people to drop the “I” and start saying “we” so we can show bowling to millions like they have never seen it before. Inspiration and aspiration are what have been missing.” He said it won’t be easy and it will take unity to turn opportunity into success.” Many people who make things happen are “A” types and vie to be in charge but do not always work well with others.

Fred Shreyer spoke on behalf of the Professional Bowlers Association and the upcoming 50th Anniversary of the PBA including its history and future. The greatest 50 bowlers list was unveiled and there will probably be some favorites that are not there. Eventually, the greatest bowler of all time will be selected.

Bowlers Journal President Keith Hamilton presented the BJ Proprietor of the Year award to Cathy Cooper for her creative and unique innovations in challenging times. BPAA’s Kathy DiSoccio presented the “Educator of the Year” award to Stephanie Legacy of Maryland who used the In-School bowling kit equipment to teach 4-year olds math, spelling and more plus an early introduction to the game of bowling.

Chris Schenkel was the BPAA Hall of Fame honoree posthumously. Schenkel of ABC Sports was the voice of bowling on ABC for 36 years, one of the longest TV runs in history. Accepting for the family was renowned bowling historian Chuck Pezzano who said, “I feel like a novice nun being asked to sub for Mother Teresa.” Toasted as the Golden Voice of our time, Schenkel had been honored in 14 Halls of Fame. Pezzano noted, “Many sports writers tell it like it was but Schenkel told it like it really was.”

Howard Baum of North Carolina was honored as the BPAA Proprietor of the Year. Baum has achieved a lot in his 50 years of service to bowling but credits his family for their encouragement although he was gone a lot. He lauded BPAA for their leadership and innovation in turning BPAA conventions and membership around resulting in growth and prosperity.

Bowling’s charitable endeavors netted $1,300,000 to the Susan B. Komen Foundation and bowlers have donated over 35 million to BVL benefiting our current troops, VA and Military Hospitals and Outreach Centers.

World renowned Instructor Dick Ritger received the 2008 BPAA Coaches Award and joined such trailblazers as Lou Bellisimo, Buddy Bomar, Loretta McCutcheon, Ned Day and more. Ritger humbly ac-cepted the crystal pin award as just “one” of the thousands of coaches all over the world.

Frank DiSoccio, BPAA Vice President of Sales and Activation, said, “Bowling has become trendy again.” Showing a variety of clips from around the U.S. included one with PBA Hall of Famer Bo Burton who commented that, “coming together should have been done long ago. You’re on a roll and it’s going to get better.” Once again, National Bowling week will be in August where we can showcase and promote the 67 million who bowl each year. There will be an opportunity for associations to vie for a $1,000 prize for the most innovative promotion. DiSoccio said participa-tion is up and lineage is up 1.8% across the U.S. BPAA will renew its connection with WWE again. The renewal affiliation with Anheuser Busch increased their bowling center sales by 35%! We are urged to patronize the sponsors: Sara Lee, DHL, Indiana Popcorn, WWE and the newest sponsor Wachovia who will be the BPAA bank of choice.

BPAA continues to stay close to their vision and pursue goals learning with each misstep and just getting better. There are people who have a job and perform the technical duties and then there are people who have a job and perform miracles. This is John Berglund. Without John’s expert management of staff and his willingness to facilitate making things hap-pen, BPAA would not run as smoothly as it does and would not have made the progress it has. John Berglund is in charge but he is also an expert in working with others – this is the difference. He is always the first to credit others but it is his drive and leadership that propels BPAA.

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WINNETKA — As you look around you see the colors of red, white and blue. That means it’s Fourth of July and we’re proudly flying our American flag to celebrate the occasion. Some of you may be taking advantage of the long weekend, so however you celebrate, keep it safe. With the high price of gas, many of us will be having fun with family and friends right here in our back yards. Adult Junior Doubles: SENIOR—Trish Wilson 147/425, Bob Scherzberg 216/605. ADULT—Jeff Pyka 222/596, Karen Norman 157/432. YOUTH—Nick Minot 212/537, Nick Ahadzadeh 137/347, Jennifer Pyka 183/494, Kacie Norman 101/264. Viva Las Vegas: Bernie Lebel 257/710, Robert Galbraith 244/690, Tad Schweitzer 255/671, Michael Ricca 246/666, Scott Friedman 651, Yvon Yonan 213/548, Mike Olson 238. River Maniacs: Barry Simon 279/788, Mike Olson 268/758, Scott Crawford 279/730, Bob Englehart 258/718, Ray Stoy 708, Monise Kelly 202/559, Vicky Colburn 205/537, Marsha Williams 517, Kathy Villa 517, Dan Dixon 258. Monday Nite Live: Dick Singer 265/678, Marc Loshin 225/623, Al Money 230/602, Lucy Tralla 187/540, Howard Heyd 205, Vu Lam 204. Comedians: Justin Archer 266/712, Steve Herndon 265/661, Dan Kline 234/659, Vince Koeller 236/644, Lou Cherpin 233/625, Debby Koeller 198/507. Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Aaron Stein-berg 254/921, James Smith Jr. 245/907, Daniel Williams 231/837, Bill Williams 213/809, Robyn Willis 224/778, Mar-sha Williams 213/751, Bruce Zietz 275. League Of Our Own: Gabriel Comagon 264/646, Art Besina 229/635, Elizabeth Tovera 203/495, Mark Lopez 236, Louie Ulanday 210, Darwin Rubio 208. Dodger Bowling Club: Chris Vandagriff 233/611, Dusti Dahlson 147/316, Richard Dahlson 202. Early Birds: James White 259/649, Nelson Colvin 233/630, Kimberly Lane 220/556, Ricky Kelleer 223, Pete Garcia 203. 500 Classic: Petra Kaun 210/595, Georgia Garey 227/580, Krista Supa 205/551, Connie Wannomae 527, Karen McDonald 526, Robyn Willis 526, Pauline Aldrich 201. The Classics: Michael Witt 246/714, Louis Enriquez 237/642, Sharon Enriquez 223/565, Pam Findl 202/557, Bert Rubens 542. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Larry Fried-man 261/859, Scott Friedman 268/858, Aaron Steinberg 236/824, Tiffany Morita 260/879, James Hudgins 217, John Miller 215, Denise Miller 203. Bnai Brith Classic: Stu Teichner 246/679, Brent Ander-son 254/641, Jay Rosen 245/637, Roman Agiert 232/622, George Lippert 242/622. CC Nikkei: John Kobayashi 267/651, Yoshi Kawamura 234/630, Tak Kokubo 617, Miyuki Koga 516, Kay Nakama 186, Tami Shiotani 514, Norman Sasaki 234, Tony Shiotani 225, Robert Fujita 221, Don Kobayashi 221, Keith Fujita 221. Friday Vegas: Tiffany Morita 549, Denise Miller 210, Annette Gutierrez 540, John Miller 477, Jeremy Paulsen 181. Party Animals: Louis Fonvergne 249/678, Michael Pol-lack 246/6221, Michael Fonvergne 245/615, Joe Rivas 602, Lamont Smith 600, Rochelle Zenger 227/602, Elizabeth Fonvergne 226/579, Erica Pollack 502, Bob Arnsparger 244, Nate Fuhr 243. Everyone enjoy the Fourth of July holiday and stay cool.

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — The juniors here at Canoga Park Bowl have been keep-ing busy with their bowling and we’re here to report their weekly scores. Bumper Thumpers: Sean Orellana 95/171, Wrilshxer Mendo 85/165, Aiden Marks 76/151, Jalyn Debardla-bon 77/142, Princeton Primatic 127, Analynne Wallace 87/171, Jezzabel Chavez 83/147, Stevan Martinez 73. Junior Royals: Kevin Gross 244/643, Keith Nelson 202/516, Nick Ahadzadeh 169/416, Julia Frias 176/471, Kim Sosa 190/461, Ashley Brett 110/269. Junior PBA Experience: Drew Stern 180/511, Noel Sosa 154/423, Brandon Bradley 163/395, Saman-tha Meyers 176/475. We’ll see you next with more excit-ing scores from the juniors here at Canoga Park Bowl.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — Let’s take a look at the senior bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl. 49’Ers Senior Tour: Rich-ard Greenzweight 287/687, Bill Robb 232/651, Dave Fol-ck 227/587, Donald Macek 220/583, Bob Adams 533, Carolyn Scherzberg 202/594, Nancy Cottrell 193/496, Kathy Litzenberg 178/489, Arlene Bonino 181/488, Helen Lay-field 167/437, Dale Rubin 196. Funtimers: Richard Green-zweight 267/705, Steven Herndon 256/695, Bill Robb 245/672, Dave Yahn 243/661, Dave Folck 603, Maria Volkert 186/496, Ellie Allison 182/490, Marcia Votava 195/471, Caro-lyn Greenwood 172/465, Har-riet Faith 417, Dennis White 233, Bobbie Walker 166. 39’Ers Senior Tour: Al Re-iswig 244/657, Dave Yahn 645, Bob Adams 631, Scotty Ala-vazo 248/623, Donald Macek 620, Carolyn Scherzberg 214/598, Lucy Tralla 216/559, Patricia Carpenter 517, Kay

STUDIO CITY — A. “Who would believe you were a beauty indeed. When the days get shorter and the nights get long,lie awake when the rain comes. Nobody will know, when you’re old. When you’re old, nobody will know that you were a beauty, a sweet sweet beauty, but stone stone cold.” Yes Mick may know more than us, it may seem odd but we feel this way about all of our league bowlers.

PINZ ADULTS B. “And as we wind on down the road, Our shadows taller than our soul. There walks a lady we all know. Who shines while light and wants to show, How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard, The tune will come to you at last. When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll” yet as hard a stairwell to climb may be, we have a calm existence with our league bowlers. Here are the turned down scores: Tavern Guild: Tom Whitaker 235/672, David Quam 267/668, Mark Peavey 244/652, Bob Thomas 256/615, Tina Hackett 257/602. Twilighters: Tony Viacava 237/657, George Cruz 236/648, Eric Maize 255/632, Mike Anderson 252/612, Micheal Lee 605, Phil Cody 228. Kings and Queens: Brett Himmel 269/684, Dana Lytle 256/662, Tony Ferrari 247/622, Kevin Collins 618, Andre Menart 247, Brian Restivo 221. Funseekers: Tom Wigmore 246/677, Dane Price 236/667, Tony Annibale 240/641, Jeff Pifko 226/630, Jim Moore 612, Marvin Nance 229, Ed Dusseau 226. S.C.B.L.: Dave Yamamoto 646, Tom Wigmore 621, Tom Sardo 270/615, Byron Patterson 246/606, Bill Lantz 245, Keane Murakami 242, Stephen Santay 234.

PINZ JUNIORS C. “It’s gettin’ late, I’m making my way over to my favorite place. I gotta get by body moving shake the stress away, I wasn’t looking for nobody when you looked my way.” Let’s just say please don’t stop your bowling. Yes you may re-member these lines but how have you been bowling? That is the question or is it?... Here’s the scores: Adult Junior: Ethan Bensinger 228/623, Brad Lander 252/606, Brandon Dziengielews 205/595, Rene Villapando 214/554, Jamie Spector 485, Malik Villapando 184. Senior Social: Scott Englehart 273/948, Nathan Honda 223/876, Adam Lander 238/867, Natalie Kato 257/860, Ethan Bensinger 214/785. Senior Galaxies: Billy Lander 169/438, Stirling McCulloch 143/382, Noah Lander 147/366, Daniel Cohen 141/336, Rachel Acacio 131/250. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 112/318, Nicholas Martinez 87/239, Jared Lim 84/227. Pee Wee Bumpers: Jeffery Lim 88/168.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES D. “Well, you can tell bythe way I use my walk, I’m a woman’s man, no time to talk. Music loud and women warm. I’ve been kicked around since I was born. And now it’s all right, it’s O.K. And you may look the other way. We can try to understand The New York Times’ effect on man.Whether you’re a brother or whether you’re a mother” you know this jam and you love it, especially waving paint cans or bowling balls as you walk. Great job staying alive this week, here are the scores: Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 242/34, Gary Olsen 554, Cynthia Burkenheim 157/435, Yolanda Dragotta 130/379, Sol Karnovitz 231. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 197/527, Charlene Gaffney 188/510, Nancy Sherwood 160/441, Elaine Vanoff 436, Victoria Rastocky 171/433, Roz Levitt 160. Coffee & Donuts: Elayne Klein 195/535. Pin Pals: Diana Bassi 178/457, Shelly Djercian 148/428, Judy Kautz 174/421, JC Moore 136/360, Ellen Engel 123/331. Senior Social: Gary Olsen 199/569, Bob Garrick 215/546, Teri Bonato 192/496, Art Michener 199/477, Joel Margolis 180/477. Bowler of the Week: No bowler is as great as the one who serves you. Yes, we are great bowlers here at Pinz just challenge Tony or Mike to a quick game. Enough nonsense; obviously we included song lyrics this week.*If you can name the artist and song for the above 4 songs you can be Bowler of the Week.* Submit answers to Tony, Brandon, Dan, John, Jenny, Hugo, Masha, Marty, Eleda, Shane, Barbara, Barbara M. Ronda, or the Mexican Elvis: Pepe aka Peepers. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Answer our trivia ques-tions or we refuse to write.” — Not so Nice and Bitter Sweet

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June 29, 2008 — 30 Bowlers FINAL RESULTS1. Lasandra Chanet & Rick Hunter, w/hdcp. 1921 $100.002. Carol Egenigs & Ray Grabinski, w/hdcp. 1892 60.003. Don Perterson & Steve Hower, w/hdcp. 1847 40.004. Mark Sy & Tony Egenias, w/hdcp. 1827 27.00

SCRATCH SERIESSteve Hower 964 30.00

HANDICAP SERIESMark Sy 1061 54.00

FREE ENTRY DRAWLiza McDermott 21.00

DOUBLE POTS Game 1: Mark Sy & Rick Hunter, w/hdcp. 565 124.00Game 2. Rick Hunter & Marc Sy, w/hdcp. 537 124.00Game 3. Emmerson Wafer & Steve Hower, w/hdcp. 525 124.00Game 4:Mark Sy& Rick Hunter, w/hdcp. 502 124.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1: Dave Ellsworth, scr. 255 30.00Game 2: Steve Domon, w/hdcp. 288 30.00Game 3: Steve Hower, scr. 280 30.00Game 4: Mark Sy, w/hdcp. 261 30.00

SUPER POTS — GAME FOURSCRATCH

Emmerson Wafer 226 85.00HANDICAP GAME

Mark Sy 261 75.00 MONEY OUT OF HIGH GAME BANKSteve Hower 280 33.00

MONEY FROM CLEAN GAME BANKEmmerson Wafer, 4 Clean Games 570.00TOTAL PAID OUT THIS WEEK $1,711.00

Leovy 511, Arlene Bonino 198/509, Larry George-LH 247, Jerry Kanowitz 242, Maxwell Cooper 235, Delia Lowe 185, Lil Baker 179. Enjoy the 4th of July holi-day.

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six months away, the 2009 United States Bowling Congress Open Championships in Las Vegas officially will be the largest tournament held outside of the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.

Through Wednesday, more than 13,300 teams have registered for next year’s event, which tops the 13,222 teams that turned out for the 2005 tournament in Baton Rouge, La., the USBC Open Championships first trip to Louisiana.

Next year will be the Open Championships second visit to the Entertainment Capital of the World and comes after a 23-year absence. The 1986 event, which lasted for 121 days, drew 10,019 teams to Las Vegas and marked the first time more than 10,000 teams participated. The participation record for the Open Cham-pionships is 17,285 teams, which came when the 78-lane National Bowling Stadium opened its doors in 1995.

“Our event is based on 105 years of tradition, but continues to evolve and grow,” said Jack Mordini, USBC Vice President of Memberships and Tournament Services. “We’re excited about returning to Las Vegas, and the numbers tell us that the bowlers are looking forward to it, too.”

The 2009 Open Championships, being held at Cashman Center, will kick off on Feb. 21 and run for a record 154 days, concluding on July 24. The tournament will feature a new look with state-of-the-art LED scoreboards and 56 lanes for the first time in a non-Reno year.

With a capacity of 16,300 teams, spots for the 2009 Open Championships are filling fast. April and May already are sold out, but there are still plenty of prime times available in the re-maining months.

“Everybody is already talking about the Open Champion-ships, and we’re all really excited about it,” said Patty McCune, Association Manager for the Southern Nevada USBC, which has more than 23,000 members. “It’s too bad we don’t get to go away for the tournament next year, but it will give a lot more of our members a chance to compete. It will also make a huge dif-ference for the community because so many more people will be visiting the city.”

The 2009 Open Championships will be preceded by the USBC Masters, which will return to the Open Championships venue for the first time since 2001, and the festivities in Las Vegas will conclude with the World Tenpin Bowling Association Women’s World Championships, which will be held on the tournament lanes from July 25 until August 2.

“The Open Championships venue is the biggest stage in bowling, and we’re glad to be able to share it with bowlers of all calibers from all over the world,” Mordini said. “I think this is great exposure for the Open Championships and an important step for international bowling.”

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Citrus Belt Officers Elected For 2008-2009by Frank Weiler

SAN BERNARDINO—At this years Citrus Belt Association annual members meeting the following individuals were elected to new terms:

1st Vice President: Rick Hill two year term)

3rd Vice President: Phosie Lotze (two year term)

5th Vice President: Henry Chang Wo (two year term)

Director - Area 2: Frank Weiler (three year term)

Director - Area 5: Chuck Wolters (three year term)

Director - Area 8: Helen London (three year term)

After being selected our new association manager, Elise Hamner resigned as 4th Vice President. Nita Schmidt was appointed to serve the remainder of her term.These newly elected officers join President Rich Rich, 2nd Vice President Paula Dauber and Sergeant at Arms James Dixon as our Citrus Belt leaders for the future.

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Kerry is “Wright” On in the Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorKerry Wright could do no wrong Friday morning in the Rocky

Marsh Doubles as he pummeled the pockect and showed his maple moxey on games of 216-258 and 267 for 747 and added 220 to post a great 961 set.

Not too far behind and nipping at Kerry’s heels, was John Conway. John fired games of 235-225 and wow, 279 for 739 and added 211 to register a fine 950.

A 279 game is indeed an achievement and it also seems to be the most popular score; so far this season we have a four-way tie. Now the gauntlet is down to see just WHO has the “power” to unleash....

Rose Williams, our featured female bowler this week, put on her own fireworks display firing games of 236-225 and 247 for 708 and added 212 to tally 920. Nice show Rose!!

Consistent Tony Hale rounds out the 900 Clubbers on games of.. oops, 169, and added 235-226 and a fantastic come-back 289 game to score 919. You rock Tony!!

More HOT scores: Bob Gosnell 236-896, Ed Hermance 273 (708)-879, John Phillips 228-868, Kantral Williams 225-863, Shig Shozi 246-862, Terry Brent 238-858, Janine Ditch 228-853, Carl Adinolfi 245-848, David Wright 235-841, Gloria Ferrulli 246-830, E.J. Rogers 244-815, Tony Chaco 213-805, Willy Bordenave 215-800, Juan Sandoval 255, Wilie Harris 245, Jack Wilson 242, Rich Heid 235, Ron Marcus 232, Joy McGregor 223, Alan Bloom 222, Marie Barbush 215, Gino Vassallo 214, Eva Munson 212, Tony Angulo 212, Ed Mote 212, Tom Keehn 208, Dora Miller 206, Roberta McNaught 205, Rey Ortiz 205, Larry Green 205, Kyle Osterman 203, Jack Polee 202 and Lloyd Thierry 201.

Hope everyone enjoys their day off to celebrate a “safe and sane” Independence Day...... Happy 4th of July!! Until next week...

Stewart Smashes Back To Back 700’s In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy ANAHEIM — The Anaheim Magnolia Christian School had a spectacular day of bowling. Ricky Ojeda topped the boys scores with 142-121 followed by Daniel Nixon 131-113. For the gals, Tara Nixon rolled a 128-115. For the Bumpers, Logan Hoogeveen hammered 113-90, Brynn Bowers bowled 81-111, Peter Downard downed 100-87 and Laura Clay capped 99-80. For the Adults, Tracy Clay tossed a turkey for 159-111 and Bob DeFazio banged 100-141. The Thursday Linbrook Juniors had some terrific scores with Andrew Stewart leading the way. Andrew aced the lanes for great games of 227-248-258 for a fabulous 733 series. Jeff Hunt hit an awesome 235 game, Mark McLeod finished with a great 206 and Abbott Hatch hit 200. The Junior Adult Scratch Doubles hit the lanes with some great scores. Andrew Stewart led the Juniors with another terrific 700 series. Andrew rolled 214-223-263 for back to back 700’s. Congratulations, Andrew! Andrew has four 700 series now and three of them were in the last week and a half! Mark McLeod started out superb with 255-255 smashing a 668 series. J.D. Greenhalgh jammed 259-202 for a sweet 639 series. Tony Park pounded the pocket for 245-231/652 and teammate JImmy Vasquez tossed 213-202. The Bumper Busters welcomed back the Kemp family on Saturday with some terrific bowling. Kelsey Kemp clobbered the pins for 112-93, Hanna Kemp hammered 90-106,Mary Beth Zipagang zipped to 101-84, Tyler Kemp topped 90-96, Jennifer Lewis scored 82-94, Taylor Pac tossed 87-67, Ryan Gallant grinded 80-84, Amber Sanderson swished 70-62, Alan Gonzalez added 68-67 and Khamron Gardner gobbled 62-59. The Saturday Linbrook Juniors had some fine bowlng of their own. Andrew Stewart led the scores with 191-237-209 for a nice 637 series. Valerie Matsumoto mixed 217 and Nicole Curtis nailed 216/582. Mark McLeod scored 206 and Aaron Wilson rolled 205-200. Chris Gushue, 145 average, bowled consistent games of 187-184-188 and Alex Moore, 130 average, rolled a nice 185 game. The Junior Adult Family Fun League had a lot of fun on the lanes again with Brian Peter-son blasting 204-219-257 for a great 677 series. Stacy Rider rolled 200-258-201 for 659, John Conway smacked 223-233 for 653 and Andrew Stewart slapped 235-237 for 620. Steve Matsumoto mixed 235-203 and Valerie Matsumoto ripped 224/596. Russ Rinner rallied to a 212 game. Chris Conway, 126 average, wheeled 137-148-122, Christopher Rinner, 115 average, rolled a turkey for 165, Michael Peterson, 154 average, with 187 and RJ Davis, 95 average, bowled his all time high of 130.

ANAHEIM — Congratulations to Carl Adinolfi and Todd Dil-lard! Both bowled perfect games in their respective leagues here to Linbrook Bowling Center. Keep reading this column and you’ll find their names, leagues and scores. Santa Gals and Guys: Jesse Pratt 245-201/633, Fiel Aranda 256/613, Lou Martino 203-215/610, Joe Molina 203-215/610, Joe Molina 230/610, Tony Chaco 233, Alice Snyder 201. Cypress College Mon/Wed/Fri: Tony Garcia 276, Calvin Macaraeg 243, Calvin Macaraeg 205. Lunch Bunch: Bin Masaki 202. Swinging Trios: Laura Rodehaver 203. Ten Pins: Josh Boisoneau 226-224-246/696, Lloyd Carter 205-222-216/643, Henry Trevino 235-221/636, Tony Toliver 217-216/625, Tom Horton 224-213/620, Laura Lowenstein 207. No Knottcents: Chris VanDyke 299-245/725, Michael Byrd 236-266/682, Jim Johnstone 207-236-207/650, Wil-liam Manning 211. 3’s Company: Marie Parmelee 225, Cathy Marani 206, Karen Bagnall 202. R.C.R.C.: Don Tanner 219-248/656, Ralph Taner 212-219/620, Lou Cruz 205, John Cortez 203, Shigi Sing 214. Executive Doubles: Bob Mendoza 221-258/663, Randy Shepherd 234-206-202/642, Mike Keogh 252-208/639, John Conway 215-223/619, Ike Eisenacher 212-206/600, Lisa Somma 232-210. Jacks and Jills: Ken Reser 213-225-258/726, Anthony VanKirk 277-201/46, Tanny Tanega 205-223-200/628, Ed Soliman 255/610, James Blythe 240/601. Angels/Dodgers: Izzy Garcia 235-261-225/721,Charles Rogers 225-244-246/715, Bill Powell 261-257/713, David Haskell 221-201-277/699, Randy Seifman 204-250-244/698, Denise Duarte 242-200/632, Traci Sodal 206-221/601, Sarah Greenwood 222, Jody Iriye 206, Jo Luzania 205. Bowl Sa Mo: Marc Sy 278/634, Andy Kim 202-213/607, Sophia Kim 212/601, Duke Lee 216, Sang Lee 212-207. Golden Nuggets: Larry Grummett 221-221/604, Wilbur Buck 200. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Carl Adinolfi “300”-256-203/759, Mac McNealy 278-276/734, Lloyd Carter 243-212-253/708, Gene Nichols 209-257/663, Gus Glissman 267/652, Joyce Short 209-275/649, Flo Vignola 254, Grace Garcia 219, Elberta Canfield 216. Party Timers: Tom Gonzalez 204-254-267/725, Todd Dillard “300”-222-202/724, Isaac Guilden 203-257-257/717, J.R. Mattson 203-250-236/689, E.J. Rogers 205-269-205/679, Denise Bayne 223. Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 214-238/623, Bob Men-doza 217, Joe Yanez 209, James Michiuye 204-205, Hach Murata 205. Nikkei: Fred Nakata 222-225/627, Dave Lautherboren 203-227/611, Ken Kawado 213-221/604, Bob Okamura 234, Shig Nakata 225, June Hasegawa 211. 525 Ladies Classic: Jenelle Jellsey 214-212-236/830, Nicole Evans 232, Alice Bradley 227, Joy McGregor 209-201, Betty Saienni 205. Santa Super Savers: Rodger Morris 224-277/662, Fiel Aranda 221-235-205/661, Carl Adinolfi 201-224/617, Frank Dicrisi 221-204, Lou Martino 218, Dora Miller 227. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 220-224/610, Jerry Abbott 201. St. Columban’s: Byron Reich 213, David Gomez 207-208, Denise Duarte 206, Theresia Kozitsky 202. 7-11 Vegas: Izzy Garcia 231-279-257/767, Bill Green 246-236/676, John Conway 257-220, Chris Davey 258-216/667,

SAN BERNARDINO — The month of July is already upon us, so that means that half of this year is past. Everyone is so busy we sometimes don’t realize how fast time goes by. So not wasting any time, let’s get to the scores from the bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes. Angels/Dodgers: Tim Eshelman 504, Geolrge Miller 205, Joanne Bolinger 180/446. Capri: Gloria Carter 487, Linda Cunningham 196. Mary’s Invitational: Adam Sokoloski 246-254/681, Marv Sargent 245-204-200/649, PJ Buckner 214-203-229/646, Roger Wiford 246/638, Corky De Maio 200-200-236/636, Mark Tucker 227-223/631, Jerry Mullenix 247-219/611, Josh Ball 241-201/608, Kym Henderson 224-201/604, Ronnie Strange 214/602, Lonnie Futch 247, Randy Hoffman 246, Huey Newton 226, Mary Cassin 246/575, Donna Buckner 212, Andi Mattice 205, Cari Burris 201. Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 223/568, Margaret Hill 488, Likapeka Enriquez 192. 425 Scratch Doubles: Sidepots—Game 1: Corky De Maio 300. Game 2.: Ron Schmidt 235. Game 3: James Dixon 268. Game 4: Dave Wodka 289. R.C.H.: Gary Tipton 525, Wes Cain 196, Donna Falcon 176/447. S.B. City Mixed: Tony De La Torre II 207-235/632, Randy Perrine 226/600, Renee Isack 198/550. Good Times: Jerome Forch 220-217-222/659, John Roberson 222-216/628, Bill Elliott 266, Michael Gray 232, Leon Hampton 230, Lorri Scott 204-247/612, Debra Neff 216, Dottie Taylor 200. Adult/Jr. Legue: Joe Dube 238-247-277/762, Bobby Campagnale 200-266/645, Darren Robinson 213-224/628, Ken De Maio 203-205-210/618, Stacy Brooks 441, Ana Gutierrez 168, Parker Brooks 200/514, Shelby Scheffler 202/530. Have fun on the 4th of July.

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — The sum-mer leagues here at Del Rosa Lanes have been good for the junior bowl-ers as we see improvements each week. This is what they bowled last week. Bantam Buddies: Austin Murphy 130/315, Taylor Rash 112/302. P inc rackers : B r ian F ie lds 143/364. Strike Force: Jon Huckabee 240/588, Marty Coyazo 233, Matt Allen 213, Henry Chang Wo 212, David Zuniga 202, Matt Miller 201, Shelby Scheffler 179/512. Have a safe 4th of July.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — The scores are in from the seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Steve Boyer 203/568, Betty Snow 177/436. Park & Rec. : Bob Corr i -gan 207-207-243/657, John H u t c h i n g s 2 1 4 , B r i t t o n Tresville 205, Teresa Vest 181/494, Alice Winchester 181. Afternooners: Frank Deluca 236/566, Bob Corrigan 242, Teresa Vest 200/485. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 237/563, Frank Deluca 201-202, Velma Bone 200/488. Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Mary Hernandez 857, 2. Jean Newton 784, 3. Patti Cade 775, 4. (tie) Cindy Ehlers and Chris Acevedo 748 each. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Doug Henley 793, 2. Mary Jaramillo 778, 3. John Hutchings 777, 4. Marilyn Palmer 771, 5. (tie) Ron Barnett, Cari Burris, Geri Higgins all with 710,

Ed Angeles 210-206/665, Eva Munson 264-216/664. Korean League: Taek K. Choi 8-235/640, Robert Skank 245. T.G.I.F.: Norm Walker 216-233/640, Casey Jones 200-231/612, Bob Bowen 221, Ric Kauten 213, Tony Banks 204, Karen Daniels 223. Vegas Party: Ed Evans 215-289-226/730, Roger Vasquez 210-237-247/694, Dennis Carswell 267-264/688, Dan Duarte 213-204-209/626, Hong Kha 211-235/619, Peggy Evans 204. 4-4- Vegas: Jerry Joines 234-254/681, Michael Peterson 212-203-223/638, Larry Leach 222-200/621, Rick Pawling 266-204/615, Norm Walker 214/605, Kim Davisson 216-201/600. Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 215-262/676, Jess Castro 266-207/654, Frank Pangelinan 228-223/650, Eddie Mote 214-203/615, Casey Otteson 246/612, Vera Cruz 234, Marie Kelly 202. Double Daters: Len Huber 236-227-246/709, Ben Phila-lack 207-265-218/690, Lowell Huber 221-207-248/676, John Conway 214-236-202/652, Michael Robles 204-230-212/646, Rose Martinez 202. NASCAR: Hong Kha 257-259-255/771, Ben Philalack 202-243/637, Alan Bloom 246/630, Robert Bloom 237/621, Michael White 212. Senior No-Tap: (6-24-08) 45 entries @ $9=$405.00. 45 lineage @ $4.50=$202.50. 45 entries @ $4.50=$202.50. 45 3-6-9 @ $1=$45. Place Money—1st Hayden Jones 868 $37, 2nd Johnny Munson 827 $29, 3rd Cliff LaPointe 816 $21, 4th Ed Hermance 806 $15, 5th Barney Carroll 796 $12, 6th Carl Adinoldi 795 $9. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.:1st Jerry Roddam 298 $11, 2nd Tak Mukai 285 $8, 3rd Elaine Dooley 283 $5.75. 2nd game scr.: 1st Mike Pizarro 296 $13, 2nd Bob Zentner 287 $10, 3rd Ninh Pham 266 $7. 3rd game hdcp: 1st Barney Carroll 303 $11, 2nd Hayden Jones 294 $8, 3rd Johnny Munson 286 $5.75. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $148.50. Added: $45. New Total: $193.50.

Booby, Joe Strinati 567. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Bob Corrig-an 750, 2. (tie) John Hutchings and Phosie Lotze 749 each, 3. Charles Terhune 748, 4. Maria Hudkins 745, Booby, Cari Burris and Jeannette Terhune 594 each. Remember to fly your flag this Friday, for 4th of July.


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