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MISSION HILLS—BillMossontte and his staff at Mis-sion Hills Bowl will welcomeback Western Women Profes-sional Bowlers and their mixeddoubles partners this weekendfor our annual year endingevent, The Mission HillsWWPB Mixed Doubles tourna-ment.

Action will begin on Fridayafternoon with the first of twopro-am events slated for theweekend. Mixed doubles teamswill qualify throughout the dayon Saturday followed by anotherpro-am squad on Saturdayevening. Any amateurs inter-ested in participated in the pro-am may contact Mission HillsBowl directly at 818-361-1221.On Sunday, qualifying mixeddoubles teams will return forround robin match play to de-termine a champion.

Defending champions

Mission Hills WWPB MixedDoubles This Weekend

Wendy Macpherson and DaveWodka will be on hand alongwith many other athletes. Asalways, this event concludes theWWPB calendar year. The la-dies will be back in competitionin February, 2006 for a two daysingles event at Harley’sCamarillo Bowl followed by ourannual Jim Lee MemorialMixed Doubles Championshipslated for April 8-9, 2006.

Anyone interested in bowl-ing in the Mission Hills WWPBMixed Doulbes event may con-tact Laurie Soto at 661-713-4945 or Lori Yamasaki at 310-473-0548.

If you don’t have a partnerwe can help find one for you!Details and tournament informa-tion are also available atwww.wwpb.com.

Be sure to join us this week-end at Mission Hills Bowl! Seeyou there!

LAKE FOREST—ForestLanes in Lake Forest, CA willbe the site of the next WCSTEbonite Singles Tournament,this week-end, November 12-13.There will be one qualifyingsquad only on Saturday, Novem-ber 12th to start at 10:00AM. Wewill limited to only 32 of the 40lanes of the center, with one pairof lanes left dark next to the tour-nament. This field will haveover 50 bowlers. All Bowlerscompete for the Regular Divi-sion Finals.

The age divisions for bowlersages 45 to 50, the regular divi-sion and ages 60 and up for thesuper senior division will thendetermine how many bowlers ofeach division will bowl in thefinals on Sunday, November13th, starting at 9:00AM. SuperSenior’s scores that qualify highenough will cross over to bowlthe regular division finals.Based on 16 to 22 super seniorsentered will have guaranteed (6)bowlers bowl their own divisionfinals on Sunday. If we have lessthan 16 super seniors, entered atthe start, then there will be aStep-Ladder, Roll-off on Satur-day, following the qualifyinground. One for 3 will bowl theStep-Ladder, depending onmany super seniors cross overto the regular division prize fund.

Super Seniors that cross overto the regular division will carryover their portion of their prizemoney paid into the tournamentand it will added to place pay-offs for the regular division. Atthe beginning of the tournament,

all places to be paid are one for3 in each division. At the end ofthe qualifying will determine ifthat type of pay-off will still ex-ist. $165.00 is the entry fee forcurrent WCST Members. Allother bowlers will pay an addi-tional $15.00 fee. four new Ebo-nite Bowling Balls will go onsale for less than $100.00 perball, and to be sold at a firstcome first serve basis. Thebowling balls on sale are thenewest bowling balls out: (2)“THE ONE”, (1),”OVERTIME,and (1) V2. Retail prices onthese bowling balls are from$169.00 up to $219.00.

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by Joy McGregorThe following is a reminder

and an “open” letter of invitationto EVERYONE to attend the up-coming Orange County awardsceremony:

You are cordially invited toattend the “hanging” of our new-est Hall of Fame inductees, LucileFaw, Cheryl Huntington and SueJablecki being held at 2 pm, Sat-urday, Nov. 19th, 2005 at LaHabra 300 Bowl, home of theOCWBA/OCBA Hall of Fame.

Along with the induction, wewill also be honoring OCWBAladies having the top 10 high av-erages, high 3 and 4 game seriesand 300 games bowled in OrangeCounty in the 2004-2005 season.

Cake and punch will beserved. We hope you and yourfriends will be able to attend thisspecial presentation.

If more info or directions to LaHabra 300 Bowl is needed, pleasecall the association office at: 714/554-0111.

Wes Malott became the firstbowler since Mike Wolfe in2004 to capture his firstcareer Tour title.

L A K E W O O D — W e sMalott’s win in last week’s 2005Mile High Classic made him thefirst bowler to pick up his firstcareer Tour title since MikeWolfe notched his first careervictory in last season’s 2004 EarlAnthony Medford Classic.Malott’s victory snapped a 46-event winless streak to start hiscareer.

There are now 23 exemptbowlers currently on Tour whoare searching for their first ca-reer victory. Who will be the nextone to add his name to the 286bowlers who have won a Tourtitle? Here’s a look at the exemptbowlers looking to ditch thelongest winless streaks on Tour:

Rank Bowler Events1. Michael Haugen Jr. 1602. Rudy Kasimakis 1363. Tony Reyes 1294. Paul Fleming 1195. Joe Ciccone 101

So Close But No CigarNot only was Malott looking towin his first career Denny’s PBATour title last Sunday, but he alsowas looking to add his name tothe record books. Malott, whohad fired 300 games in both theDydo Japan Cup 2005 and the2005 Tulsa Championship, waslooking to become just the sixthbowler in Tour history to shoot300 games in three straightevents.

The 29-year-old came as

close as possible to accomplish-ing the feat… twice. In his roundof 16 match against DannyWiseman, Malott fired a 299 ingame three. On Sunday, Malottcame within a 4-pin of his third300-game of the season, defeat-ing Patrick Allen 299-236.

PBA Hall of Famer JimStefanich was the first bowler toshoot a 300 game in three con-secutive Tour events back in1972. Steve Wunderlich was thesecond bowler to accomplish thefeat in 1986 before Mike Millerdid it over the 1990 and 1991seasons. Over the 1996 and 1997seasons, John Mazza also addedhis name to the record book.

The last bowler to fire a 300game in three straight events wasPBA on ESPN broadcaster and13-time title winner RandyPedersen, who did it during the2002-03 season.

Malott NotchesFirst Career Title

WCST Ebonite SinglesNov. 12-13 at Forest Lanes

by Dick Sanders

Pros Pair WithAmateurs For A

Great ExperienceMISSION HILLS — This

time of year is exciting for thestaff and bowlers at MissionHills Bowl. The WesternWomen Pro Bowlers will be vis-iting! The ladies participate inthe Pro-Ams, giving tips, auto-graphs and sharing winningscores.

The Adult Pro-Ams are opento all adult bowlers and sched-uled for Saturday, November12th at 8:00 p.m. One adultbowls three games, paired witha different lady each game.Highest combined scores win.

A special Senior version ofthe Pro-Am will run on Friday,November 11th at 3:30 p.m. It’sall no-tap.That means highscores and lots of fun.

The Junior No-Tap event isscheduled for Friday, November11th at 3:30 p.m. Check-in earlyfor all three events.

The four packages for theamateurs to choose from are de-scribed in full in the MissionHills ad in this paper.

Besides the brand newmechandise available (balls andbags) a lifetime of memorieswill be yours for the bowling.

Call Mike at 818-361-1221 toreserve your spot.

Hall of Fame &Awards Ceremony

Richard “Dick” Fullerton PassesVENTURA—We would like

the bowling community to knowabout the passing of Richard“Dick” Fullerton.

Born March 13th, Dick diedat the age of 76 on November2nd. He spent 40 years promot-ing bowling, both youth andadult, in Ventura County serv-ing as both the Youth associa-tion and then the Ventura CountyBowling Association Secretary.He leaves 3 children, Gary andClark Fullerton and Mary Smith.3 Grandchildren, Robert, Chrisand Lisa Smith and 2 GreatGrandchildren, Kayla and JacobSmith. He will be missed by allwho knew him for his geniunedelight in his bowling friend-ships and handing out awards,especially at Harley’s Simi Bowland Brunswick Valley Bowl.

Services will be on Novem-ber 22nd in Alva, Oklahomawhere he will be laid to rest nextto his beloved wife Billy whopreceded him in death.

Edna Sides PostsBack-to-Back

All-Spare GamesMISSION VIEJO—There’s an

OC/USBC Award for a 300 game,700, 800 or 900 series or an All-Spare Game, Dutch 200, but if youbowl 24 strikes-in-a-row, nothing,same thing with getting back-to-back all-spare games.

Ask Edna Sides, an OrangeCounty super senior keglerette. Shedoesn’t have a perfecto but she didbowl an all-spare game on October6, 2005 in Saddleback Lanes’Young At Heart League — firstgame a 183, came back with a 191and a 135 for a 509 series.

Over at OCBA headquarters, Hallof Famer Rae Miller ponderedwhat’s for back-to-back all-sparegame, nothing?

Quick thinking, Rae sent Ednatwo all-spare game medallionspinned to an all-spare game embroi-dered patch.

Now the $64 question. Is Edna’sfete the first in Orange County?

At Forest Lanes where the O.C.Roadrunners Travel League nesteda number of active OCWBA offic-ers participated as well as EdnaSides, it was their thinking sincethere was no evidence of anotherback-to-back all-spare score Edna’swill stand.

They also agreed, Edna was aworthy member bowling in foursanctioned leagues the past seasoncarrying a 150-plus average, com-petes in all sanctioned OC annualevents, is entitled to wear the me-dallions.

by Lori Yamasaki

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NORWALK—John Daily of Co-rona has been a member of the Ama-teur Bowlers Tour (ABT) for the last20 years and has won several timesduring his 20+ years with the Ama-teur Bowlers Tour (ABT). John wonagain at Keystone Lanes on Satur-day, October 22, 2005 during ourone-day 4 game Beat-the-Boardtournament. John showed up for ourNoon squad and shot games of 286,258, 277, and 223 with handicapgood for a series total of 1044 andthe $800 1st place prize plus $250from the Win, Place, and Show Potfor a total of $1,050 dollars. MichaelHanken of Anaheim shot a fine 982four game handicap series to finishin second place for $400 dollars plus$150 from the Win, Place, and ShowPot. In third place was J.T. Jacksonof Sherman Oaks. J.T. shot a 952handicap series and got $150 dollarsfor his efforts.

John Daily is married to DarcyDaily and is the Assistant Principalat Los Alamitos High School. Johnhas a high game of 290 and a highseries of 760. He used a HammerBig Deal bowling ball drilled byBilly Myers, Jr. at his pro shop in-side Cal Bowl. John wanted to thankhis lovely wife, Darcy, for all herlove and support all these years.John would also like to thank BillyMyers, Jr. who has recently helpedhim with his game. John plans ongiving all his prize money to hiswife, Darcy, just like he has done inthe past. John would like to dedi-cate this weekend’s win to his wife,Darcy, and to all the students overat Los Alamitos High School. Johnalso wanted to thank KeystoneLanes for hosting the tournamentthis Saturday and the AmateurBowlers Tour-Orange CountyBranch staff for running an outstand-ing tournament week after week.

John Daily was also the winnerof the optional 4-game ScratchSweeper and $120 with a 964scratch series. We had many posi-tive comments about the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper, and will con-tinue to run this optional Scratch

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game number and score were drawnafter our final squad. Game #2 and198 (possibly good for $500) weredrawn for this week. No one shot198 with handicap in game #2. Our2nd chance score (possibly good for$250) was 207 in game #3. Threebowlers shot 207 with handicap ingame #2. Bill Milinkovich, AnthonyBorci and Ed Palma all shot 207 ingame #2 and each received $83.33from The Mystery Game Pot-of-Gold. The Mystery Game Pot-of-Gold carries over to our next SinglesTournament on November 12, 2005at AMF Carter Lanes. Remember,the Mystery Game Pot-of-Gold isavailable to all members (Classicand Masters) and only costs $5 for achance at $500 dollars.

The ABT staff and membershipwould like to thank the managementand staff at Keystone Lanes for host-ing our tournament. Our next sched-uled event will be Saturday, Novem-ber 12, 2005 at AMF Carter Lanes.This will be a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and Masters Com-bined Singles tournament format.All members (Classic and Masters)are eligible. Handicap will be 80%of 225 for this tournament. SpecialSquad times are at Noon, 2 PM, and4 PM only. We will offer $100sidepots at the Noon, 2 PM and 4PM squads with just 20 entrants.First place will be GUARANTEEDat $800 for only a $50 entry fee. Wewill offer an estimated 1st place of$1,500 with our optional Win, Place,and Show Pot and 125 entries. Werecommend you arrive early (at least½ hour before squad time) to guar-antee your spot. To get to AMFCarter Lanes, just take the 91 FWYtowards Fullerton and get off at theLemon Street exit, go north onLemon Street and the lanes are onthe left-hand side. For directions toAMF Carter Lanes just call (714)526-7725. New members can joinfor just $10.00 this weekend. Wehope to see you Saturday, Novem-ber 12, 2005 at AMF Carter Lanes.

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STUDIO CITY — Hi bowlers. Just wanted you to know we have four spotsavailable on Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. (Twilighters), and we have a team spot forfour available Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. (Kings & Queens). For more info on PINZleagues call Mike Lee at 818-769-7600, x18.

Remember this Saturday, November 12, Carney’s Restaurant is giving20-25% of food sales to our junior program. Please tell them you’re withPINZ. Thanks.

Now for the current high scores from our league bowlers.Coffee & Donuts: Donna Klein 180/497, Gerry Jarvis 181/473, Sharon

Lawrence 189/467.Laurel Hall: Karen Collier 188/507, Karen Hallinan 142/383, Marcia Shourt

143/381.Twilighters: Congratulations to Dane Price on his 155-155-155 triplicate.

Darrell Meyerhoff 203-227/607, Steve Brenner 227/572, John Pagones 204game, Sarah Alexander 196/518, Laurie Faso 202/544, Ories Ellies 200, RonKoblin 202,Tina Rukstalis 223/521, Dana Decker 518.

Kings & Queens: Russ Butner 223/595, Luke Avery 216/520, Kevin Collins213, Lori Ellett 162/452, Sue Guildin 173.

S.C.B.L.: Neil Inman 244-223/666, Kenny Miller 244-210/614, Larry Day212-200-202/614, Bob Hatch 224-223/613, Dave Yamamoto 208-206/607,Brian Patterson 221-214, Fred Coleman 221, Tony Laanan 206-202, DwayneMiller 226, Keane Murakami 202, Will Petrasich 200, John Dewitt 209, AthanThomopoulos 213, Richard Currie 201.

Funseekers: David Dittlinger 243-202-204/649, Yoshiaki Oka 206-247/634, Tony Annibale 224/617, Chris Samonte 200, Ed Dusseau 233, Greg Reid201-203, Mark Mason 201, Jimmy Zelinger 212, Jimmy Emmerson 209, HarryKane 209, Keith Rodman 200, Sarah Alexander 196/522, Christy Kane 509,Keren Shiu 503.

Breakfast Club: Nancy Kato 257/609, Elayne Klein 212/521, Lori Rudich216.

Adult-Jr.: Pat Jilek 216/605, Brad Spector 174/488.See you next week with more high scores from the bowlers here at PINZ

Bowling Center.PINZ Jrs.

STUDIO CITY — We would like to thank the Walters/Goldsmith Family for their dona-tions. We are also qualifying for Pepsi. Good luck, bowlers. We have a fundraiser at Carney’son November 12. All day and nite 25% of all receipts comes back to our junior programhere at PINZ Bowling Center. No flyers required, just let them know you’re with PINZ.

Thank you,Barbara Lee, Jr. Director

Now for a look at the high scores reported by the junior leagues.Senior Scratch: Griffin Roth 212-200-203/764, Nathan Honda 199/699, Kevin Gesell 196/

683, Nicole Kato 195/669, Brittlan Halpern 209/657, Erik Shaw 174/613.Junior Stars: Max Korn 144/380, Matthew Parker 135/345, Rachel Acacio 118/331, Gina

Gabriel 120/323.Senior Galaxies: Treven Goldsmith 173/477, Teddy Galvan 200/473, Christina Baraias

163/459, Molly Gruber 170/454, Ethan Bensinger 167/448, Natalie Honda 158/427.Pee Wee Bumpers: Amanda Brody 267-267/534, Nicholas Martinez 166/287, Nicole

Martinez 132/230, Andrew Parker 90/163.Adult-Jr.: Joshua Fisher 187/508, Ethan Bensinger 175/479, Molly Gruber 183/468, Adam

Lander 185/461, Wendy Rowlett 158/454, Treven Goldsmith 158/450.Good bowling, juniors. Take the time to remember why you have a Veteran’s Day holiday.

We’ll see you on the lanes.PINZ Srs.

STUDIO CITY — Hello. It looks like the seniors here at PINZ Bowling Center arehaving a fun time, and we’re happy to present their high scores from the past week.

Happy Timers: Ken Bur-kernheim 246/565, Sol Kar-novitz 184/501, Jack Bur-kenheim188/468, Cynthia Burkenheim 157/418, Gas Sumampong 152/409, Toni Stepka 164/399, Yolanda Dragotta 148/398, Lilly Chin 140/357.

Senior Social: Toni Stepka 171/484, Gas Sumampong 155/434, Steve Brody 158/421, Charlene Gaffney 150/389, Pam Vaughan 139/374, Marge Snyder 130/361.

Joslyn Seniors: Al Plat-kowsky 201/544, Toni Stepka 168/496, John Dobson 167/467, Sol Stein 164/456, Tony Piscuskas 165/452, George Linsacum 181/442, Gas Su-mampong 179/433, Betty Dushkin 149/419, Rita Frischer 156/414, Mary Bobnes 153/411, Freda Leibson 141/407, Joyce Rabinowitz 143/405.

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The rooters were teammates,Mark and Elena Quinn and Rayand Judy McGoldrich. Theirquintet swept four from Team 2.

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Thank you to all who came out to bowl at Deer Creek. Our first week was a great success (despite a few hiccups) A Special thank you to all

who helped out. Below are the results for Deer Creek. Congratulations to Anthony Borci and Frank Barefoot our inaugural champions. Also

to Beth Borci who won the drawing for the Storm Trifecta bowling ball donated by the Right Approach Pro Shop in Palm Springs. Hope to

see you all at Bowlium.

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1. Frank Barefoot $300

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4. Jim Starks $65

5. Jeff Garrison $55

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2. Miguel Rosales $375

3. Javier Cintron $185

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7. Michele Tucker $65

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Ball Winner

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Beth Borci

C.W.B.A. PrincessTournament

by Sherry HoweOROVILLE—Tyme to

Bowl Lanes and the OrovilleUSBC Association welcomedthe 8th Annual CWBA PrincessTournament on October 14,2005. We could not have askedfor a more perfect setting, a stateof the art bowling center, a ca-sino, and a luxurious hotel all onthe same land. Each squad wasgreeted by a Native Americansinging group and received abrief history of the tribe.

The tournament started witha BANG. Minerva Jean ofChico rolled a 267 first game,followed by 212 and 225 for athree (3) game series of 704 (herfirst) and then after moving tothe next set of lanes continuedon with a 206 and 215. Her fivegame series with handicap was1278 and held for the rest of thetournament. Minerva’s averageis 166. Minerva will be pre-sented with her tiara and plaquein the near future and a checkfor $600.00.

Runner-up was Jennie Sealeof Central Solano with a handi-cap total of 1164 and a highgame of 247. Jennie came intothe tournament with a 145 aver-age and has earned $430.00 forher bowling skills.

We wish to thank our spon-sors: Agnes Duffy, JudyHartman, California BowlingWriters, Rinnander Upholstery,John Remsbecker our state pho-tographer, Kathy Bruegemanand Tyme to Bowl Lanes whodonated a portion of our lineagecost to the prize fund.

This is the first state widetournament held at Tyme toBowl Lanes and the staff atTyme to Bowl and all of themembers of the Oroville USBCAssociation were out in fullforce. We want to thank LarryCampbell, general manager ofTyme to Bowl Lanes for all ofhis help and that of his wonder-ful staff. A great big thanks toHelen Bradford, Oroville USBClocal association chairperson forcoordinating everything, andCathy Shifflet, AssociationManager, for all of the staff andassistance the association pro-vided. A good time was had byall.

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Kansas Deaf Classicby Connie Marchione

OLATHE, KS—A 169 average senior bowler from St. Charles,IA, David Froehle took advantage of his large handicap whichhe used in scoring a huge 1012 total to win the $2,000guaranteed 1st place prize Kansas Deaf Singles Classic. The4th annual event held last October 23 at Olathe Lanes East,was sponsored by Kansas Deaf Bowling Association anddirected by co-chairpersons Thaine Maelser and Stacey Thomp-son.

Froehle’s scores and handicap were not listed in thereport. But assuming his handicap was 130, he must haveaveraged 220 for his 4 games. A week prior to this ClassicFroehle bowled in the Deaf Senior Bowlers of Americatournament at the Orleans Hotel Bowling Center in Las Vegasand was rerated to 173 average. This senior Froehle cashedin all 3 Deaf Seniors events, averaging 195 for his 14games. Is he the same David Froehle who had a 210 averageback in 2001?

Placing 2nd to Froehle was D.J. Powell, a 227 averagebowler from Indiana who rolled a magnificent zero handicap965 total from games of 249-236-232-248. Great but accordingto Maelzer, there were only 61 men entries which was waybelow their expectations, the 2nd place prize was $700.00.The rest of the prize fund was distributed down to 10thplace according to its ratio.

Placing third was Ed Thomas, NE with 180 ave. hitting a 905total for $350.00. Two locals, Donald Ketter and HaroldLeiker both of Olathe cashed. Ketter placed 5th with 896 for$98.00 and Leiker took the 10th place $65.00 for his last tocash 849.

Stacey Thompson said, there were only 8 women entered inits women’s Classic and 158 average Terri Bogle, Mo took theguaranteed 1st place prize of $500.00 with her 793 total.Only two additional place prizes were given, Second place$130.00 went to Mary Ellen Dallman, MO for her 765 andKansan Molly Gann took third $52.00 with her 754.Defending 2004 champion Mark Fisser, CA who was inOlathe for the National Deaf Master Bowlers tournament threeweeks before this event, did not come. Maelzer and Thompsonhave not decided about the 5th annual event but arepreparing for Kansas Deaf Bowling Association’s hosting ofNational Deaf Mixed Bowlers Association’s tournament in June2007.

NEWS FLASH…NAVARRO’S 3RD LIFETIME 300FAILS BY SINGLE PIN AT KEYSTONE

NORWALK…Gardy Rodgers reported that he was thrilled withexcitement witnessing his first almost 300 game at KeystoneLanes. Rodgers said, he watched Francisco Navarro ran 11strikes in row in third game in Downey Deaf Bowlers and acorner pin failed to fall on a solid hit by Navarro’s 12thball.

A bad 146 start hurt Navarro’s chance for a 700 seriesbut he is satisfied with a 299 ring. Navarro had his firstsanctioned 300 in 2003.

Citrus Belt SelectsNew Association

Managerby Frank Weiler

CBUSBCA Historian Long-time Citrus Belt bowler andcoach Lee Fitzgerald was se-lected the new Citrus Belt UnitedStates Bowling Congress Asso-ciation (CBUSBCA) manager onSunday, November 6th, by theassociation board of directors.

Lee has long been involvedin bowling, having been em-ployed in various positions at Ar-rowhead, San Hi, and Del RosaLanes in San Bernardino for overtwenty years. These jobs weresupplemental to her career withSan Bernardino County, fromwhich she retired in 2004. Shewas honored as county supervi-sor of the year in 1995.

That same year, Lee was hon-ored as California bowling coachof the year. In 1996 she wasnominated for national coach ofthe year. In addition to her Cit-rus Belt Youth Bowling Associa-tion (CBYBA) coaching duties,Lee has served as CBYBA sec-retary from 1996 to the present.

Since 1992 Fitzgerald hasserved the Citrus Belt WomensBowling Association (CBWBA)in various positions including:director, board member, secre-tary / treasurer, fourth and thirdvice presidents. She has been adelegate to several state and na-tional conventions.Fitzgeraldloves participating in and pro-moting the sport of bowling.

She loves to encourage newbowlers, especially youngsterstrying the sport for the first time.Her motto is: “Do what is bestfor all the bowlers, not what’s init for me”.

The Citrus Belt’s Board ofDirectors wants to thank themembers of the selection com-mittee (Chairman GreggKimball, Melba Berry, PaulaDauber, Pam Meeker, andCarolyn Rowe) for their work inscreening the many candidatesfor this position.

LASVEGAS

TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

Meglemre

CERRITOS LANES—Thehighlight of Monday’s bowling atCerritos Lanes was an unexpectedvisit by long time Vegas leaguemember Erma Palmer. It was her firstappearance since Vegas Sweeps lastMarch.

Erma has been sidelined frombowling for more than 10 monthsand is presently dependent on awheel chair. Although she looksgreat her return to bowling is indefi-nite and we sure miss her!

Unfortunately, the league honorroll suffered this week. There weremany 490 clusters but few at 500 orbetter. Dutch Sullivan led with 515,followed by Bernice Williams 200-501, Margo McClain and B.J.Jemison had 501 series and HazelBently converted a 6-7-8-10splitacular. Hopefully the league willbowl on newly installed lanes whenwe return for our second visit.

Cal Bowl B team tops teamstandings with 28 wins, followed byCerritos Lanes, 26; Rossmoor B, 25,Del Rio A and Keystone A tie at 23.2;Cal E, 21; Del Rio B, 20 and the restof the league trails from 19.2 winsdown to the 16th place.

OOPS DEPARTMENT: We re-ported last weeks that Pat Willmore,age 86, was senior member in theleague but we were wrong. HazelBentley claims that honor at 88. Alsowe learned Monday that we have 19members over age 70 and manyclose to it. Incidentally, the majorityof members have been on boardmore than 25 years since the leaguebegan 48 years ago.

With so many past medical pro-cedures, knee and hip replacements,the survivors can be classified as aleague of “Bionic Women” and theyare truly an inspirtation. Althoughbowling averages have decreased,the spirit of these bowlers has in-creased.

NEXT WEEK: 9:30 a.m. Mon-day November 14, WestminsterLanes.

Gable House Jr’sby Chris Graves

TORRANCE—We’ll start thingsoff this week with the Family Feud.Andrew Fontenot came within six pinsof tying his mark for boys’ scratch highseries, firing a 237-224/660 series.Brandon Mullikin posted the week’sother 600-plus series for the juniorswith his 225-613 set. They were joinedby Tyler Cooke 235-571, Talia Asato167-434, and Brittany Cape-louto 168-415. On the adult side, “Coach” RandyBeigle scored the lone sixer with a re-spectable 227-228/628 series. BobFinnell added a 216-593 series, fol-lowed by Ron Range 224-591, DougAyers 207-550, Mike Holt 206-536,and Wendy Cooke 190-507.

The Battle of the High Schoolsrages on and Scott Santos was in pos-session of the big guns as he took overthe boys’ scratch high series with a241-235/634 series. Joining him wereTim Eich 189-504, Mark Curtis Jr.176-479, Brandon Mullikin 182-467,Justin Gadaire 162-449, James Knerr156-439, Amanda McInerney 139-396, Shane Breski 147-378, ShelbyGoforth 138-373, Eric Diffoot 133-372, Tyler Mitchell 140-369, JeffSamano 143-362, and Patrick Brown132-354. Finally, congratulations toAmber Dobos for snagging the girls’scratch high game with a 146 en routeto a 338 series.

Sebastian Coronel pulls down highhonors for the Junior Jammers aftershooting a respectable 168-468 series.Douglas Meyer follows with his 133-368 set, followed by CatherineShepard 134-352, Ryan Gabaldon 127-346, Brandon Huntelman 132-332,Daniel Montoya 135-325, and NormaWarner 134-303.

Joshua Cooper came out of his re-cent slump to take over boys’ scratchhigh series in the Classic Highs byshooting a huge 224-226-226/676 se-ries. Jonathan Shepard proved he’s“silent but deadly,” much like his fa-ther Ray, by shooting a 196-561 set ofhis own. They are joined by KevinChow 207-547, Jonathon Neily 209-524, Jared Gabaldon 175-482, Mat-thew Simon 172-481, Blake Lubben186-478, Sean Martin 169-451, Jer-emy Bastian 173-447, Talia Asato 153-445, Thomas Williams 162-430,Kayleigh Gates 158-415, JenniferDaniel 137-408, Misha Stevenson142-404, Leila Northington 157-402,Amanda McInerney 149-399, andRicci Barfield 168-374.

See ya nest week!

Donkee Takes A ByeNovember 12-13

Next Tournament:

November 20th at

AMF Bowl-O-Drome Lanes

21915 S. Western Ave., Torrance CA

310-328-3700

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Lanes.

Top Row (L-R) Rosie Barcenas, Michele Tucker, JoeBaghdadlian (5th), Danielle Formiss (9th) Middle (L-R)Terry Tucker (3rd), Richard Ramirez (Champion), DavidPolus (2nd) Front (L-R) Alyssa Tucker and HeavenRamirez, Future ABTA members.

A R C A D I A — R i c h a r dRamirez had a back injury andunable to bowl for a bit, but hecame back with a bang as hewon from the top seeded posi-tion to be our latest champion atsuper AMF Bowling SquareLanes. He finally topped upstartDavid Polus in the title game.Rich topped a nice turnout of201 bowlers in the one day eventwhich had nice cut scores ofmen +88, ladies +32. We addedthe older folks Super SeniorsRico Cayton, Ely Cruz and JosieMatsumoto to the semifinals. 51bowlers advanced to the semifi-nals in hopes of making the top17 single elim finals.

Leading the Semis was anew gentleman Sang Kim, andRich Ramirez, who tied at +119.They bowled a full roll-off gameto see who would be top seed.Rich edged Sang by two pinsand would sit out. Sang enteredthe finals in round two. It took a+53 to make the top 16 whichincluded three ladies.

The bowlers took to thelanes, and in the first roundsingle elims, losers were FreddyManansala, Tom and LauraVazquez, John B. Kim,Mamerto Jablan, TomasLicauco, and Mike A. Morgan.They got checks of $100 in 10-16th places.

Ramirez Wins Second ABTA Title at Bowling SquareKim/Morgan Split $1,880 Match Game

Match Game is Est. $1,000/ Series $800 This Saturday • 3-6-9 is $1,600 This WeekBring a New Member This Week For a Paid Entry

In round two, being elimi-nated were K. C. Wolfe,Danielle Forniss, Jo JoBaghdadlian, and Chris Kelly.They cashed in 6-9th places and$107.50 each.

Round three had TerryTucker edge Joe Baghdalian217-211. David Polus struck onSang Kim 267-223. Joe andSang were 4th and 5th with finebowling, and $115 each withTucker and Polus to meet for thechance to bowl Ramirez for thetitle.

Polus then edged the affableMr. Tucker 209-188 to advanceto the title game with Terry in3rd at Bowling Square withgreat bowling and $200.

The title game was on andRamirez elected to lead off. Hedid with a nice double. Polusspared and opened then struck.Richard staying clean all theway but Polus couldn’t figureout the left lane and opened inframes 4 and 6. So Rich had abig lead and iced it with a bigturkey in frames 9-10 for a 226/261 -170/192 margin. David fi-nally doubled in frames 8-9 butto no avail. The title went to thenice gentleman from Covina and$1,000. Congrats Richard forwinning title #3 and good thingshappen to good guys!. GreatBowling!

Nice bowling by DavidPolus also one of the good men,who was on his game til the end.He almost got the title! Titlesoon for David!

Great bowling by TerryTucker in 3rd also. His prettywife Michele cheering him onsurely helped. Terry is on a rolllately according to Michele.

ABTA Notes: Tourney HiQualifiers were red -hot Vic “theBrick” Garcia +162 andDanielle Forniss led the gals at+103. They will get paid entriesto our next regular event.

Ronnie Sanchez eliminatedthe field and missed on thefourth ball of the 3-6-9 rolloffso he got a $50 consolation. Thepot escalates to $1,600 this Sat-urday at AMF Bowlium Lanes.

The Match Series was un-matched and with our carryoverof $568, will be estimated at$800 this week. The score wasa 568 drawn by Garcia.

The Match Game WASmatched, and drawn by SangKim who unbelievably drew hisown 152 score which was alsomatched by Tony Morgan. Sang,a newcomer, didn’t even realizehe a won until about a half hourlater! We estimate a $1,000Match Game Saturday.

The optional doubles weretaken by Gil Romero, and Jeff

Taino whose 1466 got them$120. Dave Fairow and ChrisKelly in 2nd 1410 and $100 andwe paid 9 places in the doubles.

The Columbia “300 Inc.”ball of the week this week AMF-300 went to a happy Mike Haseand he thanks Columbia and theABTA for the fine ball.

This week’s ball will be aColumbia-300 at the Bowlium.

Champion Rich Ramirez isfrom Covina and used a Deucedrilled by Vince Cobbarubias.He is married to Terry with 4kids Rosie, Carlos, Jessica andHeaven who was there with dadfor the win.

He says the ABTA is his onlyclub and dedicates the win to hisDad who passed away 6 monthsago. He thanks Terry for push-ing him to bowl the event andHeaven and Stephanie for sup-port and the ABTA staff for agreat job!

David Polus hails from LaPuente and used a ScreaminBanshee drilled by Dave Edis atCovina Bowl. He is single andthanks Bowling Square for be-ing a great host and his familyfor support especially James andthe ABTA for a great event.

Terry Tucker is from YuccaValley, and married to vivaciousMichele. They have 2 kidsAlyssa, and Chris. He used aRoto Grip RSP drilled by him-self at his shop Right Approachin Palm Springs Lanes. Hethanks the Lord, family andfriends in the ABTA for support.

We enjoyed our return toBowling Square and we thankArt and Staff for a great job

there. We will return there Dec.17 for our big Christmas Event.Lots of fun, gifts and prizes. Artis doing a great job and expectbig things there at this popularcenter. Happy Birthday to prettyDesk Lady Rosie!!!!

Bowlium is our host thisWeekend in a One-day eventwith Saturday squad times of1:00-2:30-4:00, 5:30 & 7:00PM.We will take 1 in 5 to the Semi-finals. The 3-6-9 Rolloff is at8:45 worth $1,500. The Semisand top 16 Single elims to fol-low. For information see our ADor the web site abta1.com.Bowlium, here we come!Bowlium is located at 4666 HoltAve in Montclair. Phone is 909-626-3528. To get there take 10freeway to Monte Vista So. onemile to Holt, then right. Or 60freeway to Ramona, north 2miles to Holt then right. NOTE:Bring in a new member whobowls the event and you willreceive a paid entry courtesy ofthe ABTA.

The following week Nov. 19EARLY EVENT with squads at12:30-2:00 & 3:30. Semis at5:00PM, at popular Forest Lanesin Lake Forest. The Handicap isFROZEN there for the bigThanksgiving Event. Nov. 24-25-26 at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes. $6,000 1st withBonuses. Make plans for thisSpecial Annual Event.

See you all at the Bowliumthis weekend and check inearly!!!

ABTA League AtValley View

GARDEN GROVE—ABTAleague’s second round starts thisThursday, November 10th. Ateam can win first or secondplace in all the four rounds toreceived the bonus awards butmay only be seeded once.

Scoring last Thursday was alittle lower than the previousweeks. John Conway led themen’s with his 260, 237, 214/711, Steve “Speedy” Bryant279/698, Ronnie Thompson257/691, Paul Chavez 258/671,Doug Salzman 226/666, TimCrowder 248/663, Brian Reyes265/660, Greg Velarde 226/652and Anthony Smith 247/648. EdTierra 259 and (sub) TyroneSmith 258.

Rose Sablan had a nice se-ries leading the ladies scoring226/626, Shawn Willey 235/600, Pam Jones 224/597, RitaWahl 204/589, Sharyn Corter201/582, Estrella Ferry 199/579,Belinda Crowder 225/565 andGenelle Williams 195/550. LynnSoliman 204 and Eva Pitre 201.

Side pot winners: First game,(scr) Steve Bryant 279, (hdcp)Ronnie Thompson 264, secondgame, (scr) Paul Chavez 258,(hdcp) Roger Wrase 257, third

game and super pot went toRonnie Thompson (scr) 245 and(hdcp) 254.

The 50/50 winner to anyregular ABTA tournament wasMike Pecora. The match gamenumber drawn was 264 and wewill have $292 carry over.

ABTA tournament will be atBowlium Lanes in Montclair,Saturday only. Please check theBowling News/ AD for direc-tions and squad times.

Bring in a new Member atthe Bowlium (who bowls) andyou get a Paid Entry.

AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATIONNovember 6, 2005

(At AMF Bowling Square Lanes)FINAL STANDINGS

1.Richard Ramirez 719$1,000.00 2.David Polus 657 500.00 3.Terry Tucker 666 200.00 4.Sang Kim 719 115.00 5.Joe Baghdadlian 708 115.00 6.Joseph Bagdadlian 690 107.50 7.K.C. Wolfe 664 107.50 8.Chris Kelly 654 107.50 9.Danielle Forniss 648 107.5010.Michael A. Morgan 714 100.0011.Mamerto Jablan 706 100.0012.Thomas Licauco 60% 684 60.0013.John B. Kim 671 100.0014.Laura Vasquez 666 100.0015.Thomas D. Vasquez 655 100.0016.Freddie Manasala 653 100.0017.Sun Sundara 652 75.0018.Tracy Cueto 647 72.5019.Anthony Bautista 646 68.7519.Matthew Cunningham 646 68.7521.Rico Cayton SS 645 65.0022.Romy Cajucom 633 65.0023.Guy Clear 631 65.0024.Du Quach 627 65.0025.David Fairow 624 62.5025.Irene Kang 624 62.5027.Richard Yanagita 621 60.0027. Brett Loya 621 60.0029.Gil Romero 618 57.5030.Jeff sTaino 617 57.5031.Ben Hurtado 613 55.0032.Alice Ouzenian 609 55.0033.Ernie Juarez 607 52.5033.Julian Conwi 607 52.5035.David Emrich 605 50.0036. Amy Arsenault 595 50.0037.Simon Rojas SS 594 49.0038. Josie Matsumoto SS 593 49.0039.Jason Patten 590 48.0040.Jouna Yun 588 48.0041.Ely Cruz SS 582 47.0042.Roger Romero 580 46.5042.Vic Garcia 580 46.5044.Matt Fukuda 579 46.0045.Mike Hase 567 45.0046.Patrick Ambrose 563 45.0047.Anthony Borci 544 45.0048.Michele Tucker 537 44.0049.Richard Warner 532 44.0050.Steve Bryant 522 44.0051.Antonio Morgan 513 44.00

DOUBLES 1.Gil Romero/

Jeff Taino 1466 120.00 2.David Fairow/

Chris Kelly 1410 100.00 3. Alex Mao/

Du Quach 1396 90.00 4.Thomas Vasquez/

Bedell Vasquez 1389 80.00 5.Laura Vasquez/

Thomas Vasquez 1384 70.00 6.Anthony Paris/

Thomas Licauco 1370 60.00 7.Leny Scala/

Thomas Vasquez 1370 60.00 8.Talia St. Angelo/

Thomas Vasquez 1357 40.00 9.Tony Moran/

Thomas Vasquez 1355 40.00FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut ScoresMen: +88, Women: +32Super Seniors: Ely Cruz, Rico Cayton,

Josie MatsumotoHIGH QUALIFIER— FREE ENTRY

Men:Vic Garcia +162Women:Danielle Forniss +103

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Ronnie Sanchez 50.00MATCH GAME — 152

Antonio Morgan 940.00Sang Kim 940.00

MATCH SERIES —568No winner

COLUMBIA INC. BALLMike HasePrize Fund, 199 4,927.00Paid Entries, 11 @ $44 484.00Optional Sidepots 1,099.00Doubles 660.00Brackets 10,050.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Match Game 1,880.00TOTAL PAYOUT $19,238.00

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LAKEWOOD — Hi. It’s our favorite thing to do onThursdays...check to see who the Stars of the Week are inthe winter leagues at Cal Bowl.

Thanks to all the bowlers who participated in our monthly6-Game No-Tap on Saturday, November 5th. We had a niceturnout of bowlers, with David Gray 1679 taking home firstplace of $500, David Ferguson was second with 1652 $300,third Sonny Dew 1647 $160, fourth Steven Hood 1636 $100,and fifth Archie Stull1612 Free Entry.

Let’s take a look at all the high scores that were reportedby the league secretaries here at Cal Bowl. If you don’t seeyour league listed, check with your secretaries.

ELKS & FRIENDSOtho Oates 254-192-211/657, Joe Erwin 221-212/628, B.J.

219/600, David Patterson 200-212, Bill Kaelin 207, GregRobles 201-220, Pat Erwin 222, Faga Fila 203.

CAL BOWLEROSBetty Phillips 209-202/593, Karen Witt 209/562, Lucy Seiple

542, Glenda Harvey 532, Barbara Bishop 513, Cathy Wyatt504, Kathy Allen 502, Gail Olson 200.

RECYCLED TEENSGene Nichols 222/552, Harold Runyon 223/568, Divina

Buhay 518, Ed McLean 552, Ben Alferos 541, Boylee Inocente202-204-227/637, Fred Meisel 211/578, Maurice Chartrand507, Luz Cruz 207/542, Walter Millsap 222/604, Martha Hill201/533, Ben Jones Sr. 5454, Lillie Darden 202/528, JohnMathews 525, Al Brchan 533, Dorothy Ruggiero 528, DominicSaraceno 202/582, Don Keith 214/534, Wendell Ledbetter222-244/649, Art Garcia 512, Ken Seiple Sr. 217-203/605.

YOUNG AT HEARTEllis Houston 215-190-188/593, Tom Pettway 178-164-

201/543, Charles Gleason 225-187-188/600, John Brider 156-114-157/427, Mac McNealy 159-195-168/522, Joe McDonald189-138-138/465, Nancy Carter 117-101-147/365, EvaHammons 95-78-86/259, Josh Hudson 173-156-139/468,Andrew Morton 161-160-160/481, Earl Hullett 171-248-171/590, Willie Young 90-227-122/439, Art Nelson 188-169-167/524, Gene Hammons 152-146-153/451, James Johnsons167-163-190/520, Rachel Bright 86-112-160/358, ConnieLopez 95-99-113/307, Rosalind Harris 96-86-86/268, JuneSkulick 137-145-156/438, Dottie Castillo 175-128-171/474,Gene Skulick 187-146-202/535, Fred Smith 102-132-105/339,Jacque Donaldson 111-142-105/358, Leroy Canady 202-125-154/481.

FUNSTERSTerry Binuya 210/549, Gene Skulick 553, Bob Webb 509,

Don Keith 218/548, Wendell Ledbetter 527, Don Kelly 512,Ron Nelson 506, Frank Grandstaff 504, Ed Brown 214/586,Ken Seiple Sr. 584, Jerry Stotts 205/585, Janet Faria 201/522, John Sherman 529, Ron Leidholdt 221-206/572, RustyCampbell 544, Josh Hudson 218/572, Chuck Morrissey 533,Clay Evans 519.

CAL STARSGail Olson 170-172-256/598, Barbara Bishop 149-213-188/

550, Betty Phillips 148-200-171/519, Lola Pickell 167-151-183/501, Lou Ingebretsen 135-219-144/498, Lucy Seiple 195-166-142/503.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEClyde Lumpford 168-204-234/606, John Lynch 224-215-

245/684, Don Ott 226-229-216/671, David Patterson 216-213-197/626, Jay Wilson 267-237-172/676, Larry Bateman 202,Myrick Burris 234, Mike Dieterich 212-235, T.D. Gilson 201,Paul Griba 210, Guy Hunsinger 215, Steve Lizotte 214, MattMosley 206, Shannon Santos 206, Mary Stockberger 215-203, Richard Vasquez 202, Vi Wilson 216.

SENIOR MENS TRIOWayne Moon 215-215-181/611, Willie Young 211-247-224/

682, Rudy Munzon 203-211-203/617, Richard Sotelo 184-219-200/603, Fred Wills 217-208-213/638, Charles Veals 214-246-218/678, Rick Llaneta 210-258-222/670, Don Sowinski226-220-180/626, Paul Peete 161-206-236/603, Archie Stull185-244-224/653, Herman Woodard 213-182-212/607, ErnestJackson 226-200-181/607, John Dunn 201-139-275/615,Jimmy Hamilton 210-196-277/683, Ken Seiple Sr. 222-167-237/626, Charles Woods 234-234-151/619, ClarenceMatthews 192-218-216/626, Jim Burke 212-193-195/600,Clark VandenBerg 190-199-226/615, B.J. 168-236-266/670,Paul Reynolds 213-222-180/615, Joe Erwin 220-247-190/657,Sonny Dew 228-190-244/662, Pat Kinard 201-188-221/610,Larry Galloway 191-245-205/641, Richard Munch 182-222-213/617, Earl Hullett 209, Ding Cabug 202, Ken Holliday 209-214, Jr. Guimary 236, Bob Knipple 211, Boylee Inocente 227,Joe Coco 201, John Matthews 224, Ed Stoute 201, DougJohnson 214, Paul Daigle 205, Clarence Turner 202, CecilKnighton 221, Billy Scott 200, Tom Pettway 203, Ellis Hous-ton 201-221, Wille Buckhalter 208, Ray Staten 221-209, AlOrtiz 236, Ivory Herd 205, Chuck Patterson 200, Bob Stickney204-208, Al Cowens 206, Michael Campbell 212, Terry Binuya201, Art Montgomery 200, Al Brchan 205, Andrey Gibson 224,Walter Millsap 208-226, Ernest Chatman 205, Rusty Campbell201, Willie Panton 212, Josh Hudson 213, Ed Brown 227.

BIG BEARFreddie Catamisan 245-244-226/715, John Dunn 232-258-

183/673, Jimmy Hamilton 249-213-221/683, Donald SanPedro 221-237-211/669, Sid Nakagawa 225-251-179/655, JoeSwift 198-179-239/616, Matthew Basa 180-225-210/615,Roy Flounoil 233-199-181/613, Bill Anderson 223-226-163/612, B.J. Theiss 217-177-216/610, Donna Basa 171-178-191/540, Peggie Nakagawa 168-188-183/539, Theresa Jefferson167-202-162/531, Lee Theiss 136-179-207/522, ValerieColian 191-188-175/504.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS

Chuck Ashton 528, Al Ortiz 547, Rico Cayton 502, Danny

Polk 574, Steve Jaspar 574, Ken Seiple Sr. 592, Ron McClainSr. 592, Wayne Moon 557, Eddie Buhay 542, Boylee Inocente627, Donald Jones 617, Ed Brown 611, Don Keith 568,JohnSherman 508, Frank Fernandez 597, Sam Huckleby 516, AlWilliams 644, Jim Young 569, Dorothy Ruggiero 525, JohnWelty 518, Robert Thomas 532, Stanley Murren 535, JohnDunn 571, Gene Schofield 501, Tony Morones 551, WendellLedbetter 623, Walter Gist 535, Art Montgomery 567, ChuckPatterson 629, Pat Erwin 520, Jim Burke 720, Ben Alferos544, Wilfred Panton 516.

JUNIORSCadets

Christopher Johnson 72-60-56, Semaj Lewis 79-79-64,Andrew Pudewa 111-111-126, Alexander Cortez 45-40-51.

BobcatsBrian Ghartery 113, Kevin Labbate 129, Mary Grabinski

116-109, Lamie Grabinski 194-162.Classified

Rebecca Grandstaff 146-185, Brandon Basa 204, JasmineWalters 236, Ronald Lewis 192, Chrisgen Whitfield 194, DanielBrown 208, Chris Porter 215.

ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

Raymon Carter 192-197, Chris Porter 222,ChrisgenWhitfield 207, Angeli Bernardo 137-156, Jamie Grabinski 165,Gabriel Martinez 204.

AdultsGary Kowarsch 216-202, Jacob Culpepper 203, Tammy Por-

ter 170-199, B.J. Theiss 229, Ruthie Jones 167, Paul MehlJr. 214, Donna Neil 144, Julie Grabinski 157, Ray Grabinski156.

FRIDAY NO-TAP(November 4, 2005)FINAL STANDINGS

1. Richard Vasquez 865 $47.002. Artie Jones 837 30.003. William Baskin 834 20.004. Jeremy Price 822 15.50

SIDEPOTS1. Bryan Presley, hdcp. 312 25.002. Artie Jones, scr. 296 25.003. Richard Valdez, hdcp. 342 25.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners 164.00

INSURANCEKyle VandenBerg 25.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTAndy Clark 762 25.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTNovember 11th at 1:00 p.m.

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by Randy MyersThreadworks defeated Forest Lanes 4-1 with Larry Hankenleading the pair with a 199 game. Team 15 stayed in con-tention with a 4-1 win over Western Pacific as JasonBuenviaje with 222 and Gary Duran 201/552 paved theway. Maury Griffith’s 208 led Prudential Real Estate totheir lone win over Team 26, as Jeff Carr 203/542 broughthis team back to take 4 of 5 points.

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Jerry Ernst won game 1 of the side pots with 213 andScott Norton captured 2nd place with his 204 game. ArnoldCheesman took game 2 with 214, followed by Jon Bran-don “IRON” and his 208. Game 3 was taken by Norm“SUPER SR” Black with 231 to take the 3rd game andSUPER pots for $565! Super bowling NORM! FrankBellinder finished a distant 2nd with 201. And finally,Vernon Adams took the SERIES pot with a meek 563.Congratulations to all the Side Pot winners!

Next week should see some higher scores as bowlersadjust to the new condition and leave the “particle” ballsat home. If low bowling bores you, simply watch theCOWBOYS and EAGLES battle it out on the huge screen,and then come laugh at some of the top bowlers in SOCAL struggle to hit 120. It should be fun, it always is dur-ing Round 2, so be sure to come down to DEL RIO andwatch it all live! Thanks again for checking in!

Jason Hoppe Leads Round 2 With 603!

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My how the times have changed… and the SCORES!First night of Round 2 definitely went to the conditions ina blowout, as only Jason Hoppe was able to crack the 600mark. For those of you not familiar with Round 2 at DelRio, it’s known as the “dry round” and the conditions areextremely tough. Going into last night, 24 bowlers wereaveraging 210 or better with nearly half (11) of them over220. Jon Brandon led the first round in average with 234.However, on this night, most bowlers were humbled bythe short oil conditions and forced to revert to “spare”balls to keep it close to the pocket. To give you an ideahow tough the shot was, 73 bowlers entered the “CleanPot”, awarded to any bowler who manages to make allspares and strikes for all three games, and only James Coxmanaged to make it through Game 1! His chance was shortlived as he opened early in Game 2. If the pot isn’t bro-ken, and I don’t think it has been the past two seasons, itcomes down to the last survivor on the last night of theround. There’s also a $5000 bonus to anyone who’s ableto shoot a Perfect 300 Game using a Brunswick bowlingball, something that has not been done in the 20-year his-tory of this league. So enough history and stats, let’s getto the lowlights of opening night.

The new “A” Division featured a match up betweenthe Round 1 winners Linder Insurance and Team 6 and itdidn’t take long for Linder to show their dominance. MattJaime had a league high 236 game to overcome JerryErnst’s 213 and lead Linder Insurance to a 74-pin win.Linder went on to sweep Team 6 to secure a tie for firstplace. Matt finished with a league 2nd best 596 and wasaided by Nick Smith with 551. Jerry Ernst led Team 6with a 521. G.H.C. got solid efforts from Mr. Invincible,Vince Wood with 212/584 and Derek Lee with 553 to takea 5-0 sweep over J.C. Spas. James Cox with his “clean”206 1st game, and Norm “SUPER SR” Black with his huge231 3rd game were able to break deuce. Despite no bowlerbreaking the 200 mark, Freek Racing sped out to a 4-1win over Team 23. Jon Brandon “IRON”’ 208/544 leadhis Tri Star Vending team to a near sweep of Team 19 bytaking 4 of 5 points, as Jeff “Spins” Garrison managed200 in Game 3 to pull out the 1 pin lone win for his team.

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are now ready for some high scores that we rounded up this weekby our league bowlers here at Gable House Bowl. We hope you seeyour name in this weekly column so keep those scores high!

Alley Oopers WinterGlenn Swartz ............. 176/486Les Fishman .............. 174/472Sue Von Nordenflycht 134/384Jan Rey ............................. 132Marcia Stolz ...................... 240Aviation StrikersAnn Knight ................ 181/508Lee Kovach ....................... 170Maria Crisafulli ................ 457Bayou Bowlers SummerJoseph Eisel ...................... 258Dave Drorbaugh ........ 254/668Keith Rochester ................ 665Christina Davis .......... 240/599Helena Conley ........... 211/577Dynamic DuoChuck Blais ...................... 243Dale Swanson ................... 238Richard Reil ...................... 640Robert Bowen ................... 634Gerry Lowe ....................... 216Sharyn Corter ................... 212Shirley Duke ..................... 564Balinda McCammon ......... 511ECC Monday WinterThao Vo ..................... 180/493Daniel Creal ...................... 180Fred Darby ........................ 174Yuji Ogata ......................... 472Aniko Banovits ................. 124Brenda Darby ............ 119/342Yasuko Iwatsu ................... 322Laughlin HI Rollers WinterRoger New ................. 223/636Rudy DeCasas ........... 222/577Kristy Romero ........... 192/510Nancy Yang ...................... 182Eileen Dettman ................. 476Mixers WinterRaymond Ortiz .......... 230/600David Owens ............. 221/631Joyce San Paolo ......... 192/486Helen White ...................... 179Leta harris ......................... 477On to Vegas WinterGary McInerney ............... 243C.C. Cole .......................... 243Chris Graves .............. 238/712Mark Lesick ...................... 680Crystal McInerney ..... 215/568Stacy Behare ..................... 207Diane Gaines .................... 486Ramblin Gamblers Summer(wk #30)Marge Hinzo .............. 266/630Pauline Cooke ............ 238/659(wk #31)Cheryl Schleicher ............. 244Mary Schlittenhart ............ 223Charlotte Holdman ........... 605Pauline Cooke ................... 571Redondo Eagles WinterBob Aguilera ..................... 243Al Chubbs ......................... 223Ronald Traber ................... 686Louie Martinez Jr ............. 612Marilyn Bonin .................. 213Heather Robedeau ............ 188Crystal McInerney ............ 597Ann Martin ....................... 529SEA Pioneer I WinterTerry Wilson .............. 267/673Ken Ishikawa ............. 265/654Debbie Rikimaru ....... 234/582Baiyok Ishikawa ............... 214Tami Suzuki ...................... 577Slots of Fun SummerJoe McKinzie .................... 279Deon Griffin ..................... 278Bob Kann ................... 278/708Ronald Belton ................... 703Sharyn Corter ................... 223Debbie Goldasich ............. 220Diane Belton ..................... 570Cynthia Ogusuku .............. 554St. Margaret Mary WinterTracy Traina ............... 192/511Sonnie Midkiff .................. 189Josie Martinez ................... 485Vegas Gold SummerWarren Day ................ 259/679Paul Chavez ............... 258/719Kevin Kavanaugh ............. 258Donna Wendel ........... 226/538Darleen Alvaro .......... 208/601Jori Smith ......................... 538

Wild Bunch WinterBob Aguilera .............. 299/701David Isobe ................ 270/710Susan Garcia ..................... 189Sandie Capeluto ................ 188Joyce Gates ....................... 501Denise Jackson ................. 499Anchors WinterJim Parker .................. 214/462Bill Meis .................... 175/492Pat Ramsey ................ 174/410Cathy McCurdy ......... 165/431Ball & Chains SummerJames Lee .................. 243/671Art Doughty ...................... 235Christopher Porter ............ 621Deanna Porter ............ 204/492Laura Razo ................ 179/442Bowl’em-Hold’em FallKyle Matsuyama ........ 279/481Gary McInerney ........ 227/408Gabe Lao ................... 169/317Christa Doop .............. 142/264ECC Friday WinterMatt Schermerorn ...... 253/700Mike Showa ............... 211/542Erin Shelton ............... 184/476Anna Amberg ............. 161/455Goodtimers WinterDavid Owens ............. 233/578Chuck Johnson ................. 211Johnny Rollin ................... 572Carol Johnson ................... 192Anita Saldamando ..... 186/499Betty LaRock .................... 489Mira Costa WinterNell Beekhuizen ........ 194/485Louise Davin .................... 192Carol Beck ........................ 462Monday Mixed Trio WinterAllan Will .................. 248/620Otis Bryant ....................... 235John Barrette ..................... 616Marilyn Stuard ........... 227/462Marlene Pontius ......... 195/510Pistols & Petticoats WinterJoe McKinzie ............. 269/695Larry Campbell .......... 259/728Brianna Forsyth ......... 245/573JoAnn Courtney ......... 197/537Rainbowettes WinterCatghy Miller ............ 191/490Peggy North ...................... 184Virginia Pearson ............... 503Redondo Elks WinterChuck Tomlinson ....... 257/673Steve Simpkins .......... 225/611Betty LaRock ............. 170/496Tammie Tanguay .............. 167Mary Simpkins ................. 465River Rats WinterDavid Meade ............. 276/752Freddie Holdman ....... 262/683Erin Behare ................ 275/711Maureen Behare ........ 231/615ScatterpinsSue Pinkston .............. 209/534Sonnie Midkiff ........... 183/492SEA Viking I WinterLarry Rigsby .............. 260/662Ed Arenberg ............... 258/656Dottie Riley ............... 244/566Sheri Wendel .............. 220/543Torrance Faculty WinterKevin Cook ....................... 210Dave Holway ............. 200/542Rich Koontz ...................... 500Wendy Atkinson ........ 187/504Corie Johnson ................... 180Sandee Hickman ............... 480Vegas Bound WinterKeith Rochester ......... 269/677Brandon Gatling ............... 247Craig Coates ..................... 671Helena Conley ........... 215/555Maureen Behare ........ 184/540VIP’s Summer/Fall (wk #17)Earl Johnson .............. 194/535Pete Diocson Sr ......... 190/514Jean Bairden .............. 194/477Shirley Lambert ......... 183/478(wk #18)Earl Johnson .............. 182/499Dallas Harrison .......... 180/472Nancy Johnson .......... 174/446Jean Bairden ..................... 174Audrey Jones ............. 170/448

The goblins have howled, autumn is really trying to happen andsoon we will be embracing turkey day. What has happened to theyear? Personally, I’ve put in about 500 games of bowling and amwell on the way to my next 500. If you are looking to add a fewgames to your season, come join us for Manic Monday Tourna-ments in November. Nov. 7th-No Tap Doubles 390 Max., Nov. 14th-Scotch Mixed Doubles and Nov. 28th- No Tap Singles. Handicaphas changed to 80% of 210 and all tourneys are only $20 per bowler.We’re waiting just for you!

Senior Swingers put on a good show with scratch scores fromLarry Mc Donald 224/597, Tom Lillibridge 212, Jim Emery 559,Kay Samuelsen 201/474, Lillian Kleinman 199 and Barbara Teitel484. Handicap highs went to Duane Hardin 258/654, BojanSofroniew 244, Bill Rowland 664 and June Dominguez 644.

Lots to talk about in the Mon. 860 with scratch scores fromRick Stouffer 257/658, John Mackenzie & Steven Jones both 237,Gene Martenson 634, Rose Kwok 230/623 and Pearl Nale 214/562. Handicap honors go to Bill Bellamy 293, Mike Ridlen 733,Teri Curtis 259 and Cheryl Mikels 712.

Robby’s Classic is a frenzy of great scoring from Dan Stezaker290/769, Mike Cross 265/698, Wayne Miller 255 and Gino Genoa650.

Telco throws out the first punch with scratch scores from ChuckKelso 279/684, Darren Atkison 269, Arturo Toro 655, ColleenSimpson 224/626, Alice Compere 191 and Karen Caldwell 191/505. Handicap highs went to Gaetan Trudel 746, Kathy Lilliquist255 and Linda Sommers 715.

Ladies Orbits rewrite astronomy with scores from MarvelHekkers 257/636, Catherine Noonan 236/618 and Diana Trowbridge229/666.

I.C.F. takes no back seat with scratch scores from Dick Oddone194, Marv Poretta 190/521, Bernie Baima 517, Doris Owings 209/496, Vi Major 184 and Lori Vanderlinden 488. Handicap high fivesgo to Dan Buccola 582.

In the Guys & Dolls Russ Goetz shined with his 289/697 whileother great scrach scores came from Ray Moriarity 248/685, An-gela Wheeler 237/605 and Charlotte Alexander 226/601. Handicaphonors go to Brad Wilson 279, Giac Veltri 750, Juanita Sanchez269/754 and Shirley Putnam 732.

Wed. Nite Handicap howled in delight with scratch scores fromFred Galicia 247, Terance Robinaon 243, Ron Hatcher 670, MarkVaughn 660, Julieta Ward 225/587 and Cheryl Mc Donald 217/584. Handicap high fives go to Bill Baker 761, Jeanne Hoffman262 and Suzi Savage 694.

Thursday Senior Foursome ripped it up with scratch scoresfrom Jim Emery 213/589, John Kanda 204/555, Alba Williams 173/424, June Dominguez 171 and Barbara Rownd 424. Heavy hittersin the Thursday 885 with scratch scores from Mo Molia269/713, John Di Pietro Sr 264, Dan Labreche 706, Julie Lizakowski203/519, Peggy Eklund 194 and Cara Cooper 531. Handicap hon-ors go to Linda Di Pietro 233 and Cheryl Gurnee 650.

Sunday Vegas reported outstanding scratch scores from CesarTrinidad 257, Vance Bennett 248/678, John Di Pietro Sr 697, MercyHanson 279/638, Cheryl Mc Donald 217 and Gloria Urena 572.That does it for now. Until next time, I’ll see you on the lanes.

Pickwick Jr’sby Tish Plotkin

Our sweet Bumpers areworking hard with scores fromDerek Shea 107/185, StephenOrozco 89/163, MatthewFarrand 227 and Blair Thomas76/148.

Preps are pushing the limitwith scratch scores from BryanCaldwell 143, Joseph Reale 139/362, Dave Farrand 376, AndreaYoung 132, Danette Peppler131/323 and Raylin Rivera 348.Handicap highs went to AndrewSamuel 447 and CindyRodriguez 212/585.

Juniors are looking goodwith great scratch scores fromDanny Garcia 266/638, TonyBarriere 235/618, Mike Doto212, Kevin Don 532, EverlySahagun 193/532, Sarah Lugo183/498, Heather Glendenning180 and Heather Isaacs 365.Handicap highs went to Jack McCall 655, Amanda Stone 242/603 and Lauren Arthur 579.

Support our youth bowlersany way you are able. Whetherit’s a donation or just coming outto cheer them on. Remember,they are the adult leaguebowlers of the future and to topit off, they are great fun!

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WINNETKA — Hi. Friday, November 11th is Veterans Day,a time to remember the veterans and also to say “thank you”.

The league sheets are here and it looks like the bowlersat Canoga Park Bowl did some good bowling the past week.Here’s a look at them.

Comedians: Rick Hoffman 205-257-249/711, Chris Husby242-235-222/699, RichColella 215-265/648, Robert Battle238-235/642, David Guilmette 201-201-218/620, LarrySteinberg 233/614, Gary Andersen 210-226/614, Rick Brattoli223/612, Eduardo Quiroz 227 game, Peggy DeGrasse 185/518.

Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 209/573, Lil Baker 191/532,Candy Adams 516, Sue Barnhart 515.

Copper Bucket: Gary Reed 235/577, Rusty Yeager 502,Dan Wood 201, Judy Yeager 152/438, Jeanne Tonyan 177/435.

500 Classic: Mary Lauer 217/567, Candy Adams 212/564,Cindy Dominguez 524, Marsha Williams 515, Carol Casuga513, Flo Bruno 510, Petra Kaun 233/505, Leslie Jackson 502,Gean Hubbard 501, Joanne Ray 205/500.

The Classics: Louie Enriquez 214-204-232/650, PamFindl 210-204/610, Gayle Kirby 213/574, Terri Justin 214/562,Cynthia Kirk 543, Leah Hoffman 212/541, Bo Fogel 526,Shawnee Warrick 221/521, Donna Scholtes 200/513, SamiScott 510, Tina Enriquez 505, Roberta Rubens 504.

B’nai Brith Classic: Tom Flynn 237-202-236/675, TonyRubin 223-224/637, Doug Baille 247-205/636, Jay Davies201-224/613, Jay Rosen 247/610, George Lippert 223-214/607, Steve Horenstein 224-202, Mark Flemberg 206-216.

CC Nikkei: Brian Hamamoto 226-212-247/685, SamFukumoto 216-211-214/641, Junko Fujita 213s-222-204/639,Stan Date 213-214/620, Don Kobayashi 200-221/613, TipJeensalute 214, Eiji Fukumoto 204-200, John Kobayashi 213-207.

First Lutheran: Mike Hahn 226/614, Patrick Rollins 560,Dana Hanson 556, Joanne Lenane 180/488, Bonnie Hane181/485.

Pick-A-Ball Doubles: Allan Hathan 246/758, Aurora Hamic206/731, Bruce Zietz 726, Marsha Williams 725, Beverly Zietz700, Bill Williams 222.

River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 237-278-225/740,Robert Battle 215-223/628, Tyler Stoy 255/602, Ray Stoy 214/602, Gabriel Villa 267/5997, Kathy Villa 513, Judy Cherpin512, Monise Kelly 505.

Adult/Junior: Larry Steinberg 224-246-236/706, DaveFolck 204.

See you next week with more good scores. To those ofyou who have Veterans Day as a holiday, enjoy it.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. Lots of good

bowling going on in the junior leaguesat Canoga Park Bowl and we havethe scores to prove it. Here they are.

Sutter Gold Miners: Alan Robles138/383, Andre Noriega 128/338,Juan Santillan 129/327, JacobDomine 110/320, Ismael Avila 108/296, Daniel Hauser 129/280, JoseRodriguez 118/274, Adrian Martinez102/259, Andrew Gudino 85/249,Darlene Casas 96/244, CassandraCasas 96/244, Stuart Castro 97/243,Edward Aguilar 99/238, MaroofHaque 101/236, Jess Carkona 87/232, Eduardo Razo 78/215, RaphaelGallardo 89/212, Amruta Sardar 80/212, Victor Rodriguez 75/209,Lissette Vargas 80/196, VannareeFoster 77/196, Alejandra Bautista 81/190, Jennfier Avila 68/185, SaraHannagezef 65/174.

Kingpins: Spyros Sousoures 175/341, Ethan Dean 142/267, TracyHodge 152/255, Ashley Martin 123/246, Argie Sousoures 134/240, RickPasquini 127/238, Barbara McDaniel127/237, Mirriam Moldonodo 124/230, Ida Bariling 112/203, MaryColossuano 79.

Leichman Alley Cats: Ed Nolan108, Elvia Carrillo 72, Amanda Jarvis63, Maria Mora 48.

Bumper Thumpers: DanielleToback 85/165, Joshua Toback 75/146.

Bantam All Stars: Jason Kelly 90/235, Julia Frais 72/188.

Junior Royals: Congratulations toMatt Jones on his 299, 100 Pins OverAverage. Other stars of the week,Matt Jones 299-218-236/753, EricMiller 196/585, Kevin Gross 202/582,Ryan Simonian 218/542, Noel Sosa177/522, Michelle Watenmaker 121/327.

Adult/Junior: Aaron Steinberg 214-219-267/700, Matt Jones 204-217/589, Eric Czubiak 140/402, RachelSteinberg 134/320.

That’s all for this week. See ya.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. It’s time for

our weekly report on the highscores reported by the seniorleagues here at Canoga ParkBowl. Will we find your nameon the Stars of the Week?

Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 210-227/628, DaveFolck 221-224/606, Al Reiswig203-215/606, Bill Robb 206/573,Hung-Lay Quon 208/534, Gor-don Keiser 187/483, DaveGriffith 201/468, Candy Adams176/451, Marilyn Bigman 163/448, Bertha Willard 159/423,Jackie Becker 148/420, DonnaMae Brown 148/418.

39’Ers Senior Trio: DaveFolck 224-226-236/686, AlReiswig 217-223-216/656, AlMyers 209-200/592, LarryGeorge 203-209/589, Hung-LayQuon 200-226/587, Don Macek222/575, Scotty Alavazo 205/575, Rick Greenzweight 220/572, John O’Donoghue 232/569, Jerry Ambrosini 192/546,Stan Holmgren 201/544, MaxCooper 186/544, Scott Kesilis204/527, Marv Baker 195/524,Mel Neiditch 199/512, Hap Haz-ard 189/512, Larry Mora 219/511, Cal Vogt 193/510, DorisSimmons 180/476, Lil Baker166/469, Kay Leovy 161/457,Mary Lauer 166/443, SylviaKesilis 163/430, Elvera Deonik170/429, Beryl Perry 190/420,Shirl Radamaker 148/420,Emma Luce 150/417, EdieGoldberg 163/414.

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SAN GABRIEL VALLEY W.B.A.PRESENTS

The First Annual“Bowl for the Cure” Tournament

All donations will go to the Susan G. Komen “Breast Cancer Research”

Come join the fun and support the cause for the cure

All sanctioned bowlers are invited to be a part of this very special event“Bowl for the Cure” Scratch - Singles Tournament

One division onlyTournament will be sanctioned

DONATION $20.00

SUNDAY - NOVEMBER 27, 2005

1:00 PM(check in at Noon)

BRUNSWICK COVINA BOWL1060 W. SAN BERNARDINO ROAD, COVINA

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For any further information contact theSan Gabriel Valley Women’s Bowling Association

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$500 1st PlaceNovember 19th & 20th

Del Rio Lanes7502 E. Florence Ave., Downey CA • 562-927-3351

4 Squad TimesSaturday Nov. 19 - 1:00 PM & 4:00 PM

Sunday Nov. 20 - 10 AM & 1:00 PM(check-in one hour before squad time)

Entry Fee: $50 Per Team$40 Per Team if pre-paid by Friday Nov. 18th

Crossover Doubles Cost is $40 a TeamMay Crossover as many times as possible on each squad

Example: 1st Team $50, 2nd $40.. bowl with 2 partners for $45(pre-paying more than 1 squad is ok) • Optional Sidepots

Re-Entry Fee: $35 Per Team (must have same team)Tournament Director has the right to re-rate any bowler before the tournament starts

Handicap 90% of 200 • 400 Team Max1. 2004-05 Book • 2. 2003/04 Book3. No Book: Men 200 Women 180

To sign up or for more information contact:Sura Hassan @ 562-708-0427 orDel Rio Lanes @ 562-927-3351

(based on 50 entries)

Presents

Our 1st AnnualThanksgiving Mixed Doubles

Beat the boardNo-Tap Tournament

Del Rio Tournament Club

GARDEN GROVE—A quitefriendly gentleman Mike Pawseyworks as an Auto Body Technicianfor Countrywide Chrysler Corp.

Mike’s been bowling 25 yearswith his highest game a 300 bowledat Linbrook Lanes and his highestseries is a 768 bowled at Championlanes. For his big day he was roll-ing a Columbia bowling ball andposted a well shot 748 series to makethe finals. This is his first DonkeeChampionship and he dedicates thiswin to his Aunt Phyllis in MiamiBeach. Mike called his aunt Phyllisto check on the Hurricane situationin Florida and was happy thingswere Okay. While talking I guessbowling came up and she talked himinto getting out to bowl . He alsowishes to thank his Mom for thegreat Pasta Dinner as this is what hefeels gave him his energy. Mike alsothanks his girlfriend Lorraine whois his bowling coach. ThanksLorraine. Mike pockets $800 forfirst place and an added $500 JackAce money. We had 67 entries with17 members cashing but only the topeight were seeded into the shoot-out finals. It seems that on Sundaymembers like to get away early butstill enjoy a shoot-out finals. Insteadof just beat the board we had the topeight roll for the championship.Well, what can I say.?? It wasn’t thegreatest format although alwaysgreat for the winners.

Top two were Mike Pawsey andDanny Eguilos. Danny was on a bigroll and ahead of Mike in the finalmatch but fate stepped in and hemissed an eight pin for an open inthe eighth frame. Mike staying cleanfinishing first in the final match post-ing a 205/229 final game. Dannynot to be counted out was still in the

Mike Pawsey Picks Up His FirstDonkee Championshlip & $1,300

running needing a double in the tenth. He got the first strike and a big ap-plause from Donkee look-ee-loosbut left a ten pin posting a well shot200/223 finale losing by six pins.Very competitive match. Both menwere really on a roll. Congratula-tions Mike and congratulationsDanny. This is Mike’s first win.Danny is also a champion. He wonat Cerritos against Kathy Williamswho was high qualifier in Nov.2002.Never count Danny out. GoodBowler.

The top eight were Dan Cerio759, Sherman Joseph 724, Tri Vo737, Joe Garcia 744, Vic Copeland718, Luis Diaz high man with a 773,Danny Eguilos 733 and MikePawsey with a 748.

Side-pots in the 12:30pm squadwere $33. First game John Griecoposted a 245, Donnie Johnson a 257second game and Marcus Lemons a269 third game. In the 2:30pmSquad for $54 John Grieco shot a263, Joe Garcia on a roll posted aBig Big 311 game, looking good.Tri Vo also on a roll, rolled a big274 third game. In the 3:30pm squadfor $63 Gentleman Frank Meronkwho is 85 years old posted a big 265the first game. Stanley Por alwayson a roll posted a 294 the secondgame and Luis Diaz shot a 258 thirdgame. Luis Diaz high qualifierpulled the Mystery game number a194. No winner.

At Bowl-0-Drome the Mysterynumber is $1,000. Give Bowl-0-Drome a try. Lots of loot to shootfor. Even if you do no win the tour-nament you could be a big $1,000Mystery game winner.

Our next tournament is Beat theBoard at Bowl-0-Drome in TorranceNovember 20th.

Run Down of the top three in the Donkee Sunday were Luis Diaz highqualifier finished 3rd. place for $120.00, and a paid entry. Dir ChuckBrode presenting and congratulating Champion Mike Pawsey with acheck for $1,300.00 and Danny Eguilos was second for $400.00

Pressure? NoProblem For P2!

NABI San Diego …. AdmiralRobinson was the host center for theNABI tournament this past Saturday.Once again the left handed wonder,Paul Passarino, prevailed. Paul wasthe top qualifier after the semifinals,& only needed to win the finalmatch. Now back to full health, Paulis really bowling well, & has re-quested (& received) an averagererate back to his pre-injury days.Thanks for seeking the challenge!The rest of the top five was made upof Jared Evans, Jeff Greer, BobSelner & Linda Peete.

Three bowlers shared the 3-6-9pot, Anita Smith, Nick Inganna &Evans, while guaranteed $50sidepots were collected by TimKnight, George Hebert, HomerBautista, Doug Pence, CurtisHuffpower, Smith, Greer, Evans &Selner.

Our next NABI San Diego tour-nament will be at Parkway Bowl onNovember 19th. Watch for detailsin the next Bowling News, and planto join us on the 19th…. we’ll savea cookie for you!

ROLL’N DONKEE TOUR(At AMF Valley View Lanes)

November 6, 2005OFFICIAL STANDINGS

1. Mike Pawsey 748 $800.00 Jack Ace 500.00 2. Danny Eguilos 733 400.00 3. Luis Diaz 773 120.00 4. Vic Copeland 718 110.00 5. Joe Garcia 744 60.00 6. Tri Vo 737 60.00 7. Sherman Joseph 724 60.00 8. Dan Cerio 759 60.00 9. Frank Meronk 717 59.0010. Adam Drozdz 713 58.0011. Esther Tambio 712 57.0012. Bud Zagorski 708 56.0013. Greg Reed 704 55.0014. Gerry Hingco 703 54.0015. Roger Wrase 698 53.0016. Doug Salzman 695 52.0017. Tomiekia Johnson 646 51.00

MYSTERY GAME — 194No winnerAt AMF Bowl-O-Drome 1,000.00

FINANCIAL REPORTEntries, 67 @ $30 2,010.00Jack Ace 500.00Added 255.00Shirt/Pd. Entry 95.00Pd. Entries 405.00Sidepots/Brackets 1,465.00TOTAL PAID OUT $4,730.00

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ANAHEIM — Hello bowlers here at Linbrook Bowling Center.How are your football teams doing? We have a Football Spe-cial on Monday nights in the Kopa Room and all you footballfans are invited. Take advantage of the specials and enjoythe game. We have other specials for our bowlers so checkour ad at the bottom of the page...come over and have fun,we never close.Santa Guy’s and Gal’s: Joe Molina 218, Mel Wogoman 204,Carl Adinolfi 202, Pete Garcia 200.Lunch Bunch: Mike Hardy 220, Earl Liston 213.Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 236, Gus Glissman 215, JohnVojtko 208, Joe Zeuli 201, Carl Stutzman 200.Monday Cypress College: Bill Swanson 201.Anaheim Secondary: George Moreno 252, Kirk Blain 217,Rick Weiland 216.Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 228-214-270/712, Quinn Miller 245,Dale Mitchell 238-201/623, Ray Jew 223, Lou Martino 219.NoKnottCents: Mike Piepkorn 225, Jim Johnstone 224-202,Michael Byrd 223-213/623, Ray Acosta 223, Rudy Cedeno223.R.C.R.C.: Tito Lassalle 232, Don Tanner 214.3’s Company: Karen Bagnell 222, Mary Lou Platte 213.Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 247-237-222/706, Bran-don Owens 227-212, Todd Fairchild 223, Ed Bish 220, DavidHaskell 203-213-211/627, Chaun Shepherd 202.Jacks and Jill’s: Gerry Poynter 239, Chaz Schaefer 235,Lucky Atkinson 204-234/634, Robert Rouse 212-233/602,Jovet Soon 226.Just Desserts: Joe Molina 290/644, Mike Gilbert 211-279/671, Don Tanner 220-235/642, Mike Lazarin 217, John Ramm213-203, Jo Luzania 227.Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 211, Frank McCoy 204,Toni Lopez 202.Go For 9 (no-tap): Mac McNealy 278-228/703, Carl Adinolfi216-257-266/739, Ike Eisenacher 265, Joe Malone 264, EdBish 233, Barbara Bish 235-233, Elberta Canfield 234, FranStern 233-208, Carol Hooper 210-205, Patty Ricks 204.Party Timers: E.J. Rogers 266-255/683, Chris Milligan 247-237/665, Mark Payne 248/628, Garrett Heffner 236-211-240/687, Matt Smith 235, Laura Rodehaver 231, Makcha Miura223, Denise Bayne 201-205.Rowdies: Mike Crumley Sr. 203-217/614, Clarence Butler217, Justin Baca 216, Steve Pulisifer 206-215, Matt Guirguis209, Kim Howes 226.Anaheim Nisei: James Michiuye 245, Ken Murata 226, SandyViloria 223, Fred Sasaki 213, Dave Lautherboren 211-212.Nikkei: Yosh Hasegawa 237, Wen Aquino 236, Sandy Viloria230, Mac Sugano 210, Henry Urada 210, Stan Mashita 210.525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Joy McGregor 211-233/793,Norma Hall 203-225, Barbara Catozza 221, Nancy Tetreault212, Eva Munson 204.Santa’s Super Saver’s: Tom Shutes 231, Tony Chaco 211-222, Dallas Liebenow 217, Alan Bloom 203-206, Grace Garcia202.Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 247/629, WaltHooper 200-223, Bob Wadleigh 208, Jerry Abbott 205, CarlEggers 200.Magnolia Teachers and Friends (no-tap): Florencio Batalon216-264-278/758, Theresa Young 274, Carolyn Anderson 232,Donnie Clark 218, Irene Nonenmacher 212.St. Pius: Frank Milowicki 244, Leo Debarro 202.7-11 Vegas: E.J. Rogers 268-236/700, Jack Gushue 233,Eric Angeles 223, Api Tuisata 221, David Wright 217-216/626, Luis Damian 217. Korean Bowling League: Young Sun Shin 202-251, BongUn Hwang 225-224-248/697, Henry Kim 224-202, Andy Kim204-215, Sunny Chung 210.Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 227, John Hillion 202, JanineHanigan 220.Friday Cypress College: Joraynee Sarno 211.Vegas Party: Dan Duarte 208-256-208/672, Lorenzo Martinez242/613, John McEwen 243-225/653, Don Bartle 214-217,Richard Interrante 225, Connie Putnam 209-226.T.G.I.F.: Owen Gibson 248/626, Casey Jones 209-235-230/674, James Vansant 226, Pat Jones 224, Bob Tafoya 224.Kamaaina Club of O.C.: Shane Stanfill 277-229-204/710,YukiTomono 205-237/637, Bob Okamura 227, Ed Matsuda 226.

PBL: Ben Barut 259, Mark Gutierrez 236-213, Robert Rocha213-203, Romy Villalobos 213-203.Bumper Busters: Jeremy Miller 102, Cheyenne Werle 96.Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Andrew Newburn 231, PhillipHefferman 219, Andrew Diller 214, Raymond Rapp 206.4-4 Vegas: David Haskell 257/635, Richard Garcia 226, JeffBaker 222, Richard Valadez 221, Norm Walker 218-212/623,Jennifer Wayne 247-222-213/682, Chrsi Butschke 230.Saturday Vegas Special: Joe Molina 224-203-244/671,David Molina 242, Brian Parker 200-235, Chris Molina 201,Cathy Molina 202.Double Daters: Brian Roberage 203-243/614, Richard Duarte243, Ben Philalack 234/604, Stephen Okabe 233, JacobPearson 232, Debbie Bovshow 214, Kim Gardner 212, PennyReed 210-200/601.Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 215-201-203/619, JesseCastro 211-204.Senior No-Tap: (11-1-05) 39 entries @ $9=$351. PlaceMoney—1st Roy Miyamoto 837 $34, 2nd Elaine Dooley 816$24, 3rd Terry Brent 810 $19, 4th Rose Carter 804 $14, 5thEd Blum 797 $10, 6th Joe McGee 785 $6. Sidepots—1stgame, hdcp.: 1st Ed Blum 300 $9, 2nd Ely Cruz 297 $7, 3rdShirley Thompson 284 $5. 2nd game, scr. 1st Terry Brent278 $11, 2nd Carl Adinolfi 277 $9, 3rd Roy Miyamoto 267$6.50. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Cliff LaPointe 314 $9, 2nd TerryBrent 300 $7, 3rd (tie) John Munson and Mike Pizarro 295$5. 3-6-9 new total: $115.75.See you all next week right here on the back page of theBowling News.

SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. I know I’ve mentioned it before buthave you taken a stroll or walk outdoors and seen all the beautiful fallcolors on the trees, or like some areas, it’s already on the ground? Allthe reds, oranges, yellows...they sound like colors of fruits not leaves.

We have the honor scores from the bowlers here at Del RosaLanes, so let’s get to them now.

Mt. Commercial: Steve Rollberg 230-213/613, Barbara Bobroff204/495, Bettie Richardson 205.

Capri: Barbara Estrada 533, Toni Futch 202, Dorothy Inghram149 (Dorothy celebrated her 100th birthday on November 9th. Dor-othy even bowled a higher score than a couple of her younger team-mates).

Tues. S.B.T.A.: Matthew Tanner 215-213/619, Beth Kindt 168/484.

Elks Invitational: Greg Stringham206-236-221/663, Mike Haight204-214-203/621, Alex Haynes 206-214/614, Julie Summers 226-205/617.

Dirty County: Steve Pellegrine 267/652, Randy Hoffman 254-203/651, Steve Rollberg 209-224/627, Larry Richards 234/614, DeanRechtold 256, Randy Haydis 230, John Hutchings 225, Clyde Willis225, Patti Bechtold 211/550.

Willows: Terry Chittenden 217-239/631, Cindy Ehlers 204.Wed. Vegas: Francisco Carranza 213-258-233/704, John Kolb

206-244-233/683, Del Karper 244-201-217/662, Bud Kolar 233-207-205/645, Lodas Griffin 204-236/619, Rich Richardson 227-202/618,Joe Vasquez 246.

Wed. Wild Bunch: Mike Berry 208-213/612, Jason Laguna 234,Linda King 213/559.

Del Rosa 820 Classic: Adam Sokoloski 266-238-266/770, MarkLearned 228-224-258/710, Mark Dyer 248-225-236/709, BobbyCampagnale 235-224-236/695, John Davis Jr. 210-258-225/693, TomVelasquez 222-241-225/688, Eddie Jones 211-238-238/678, JohnnyHernandez 246-212-215/673, Ray Cobb 201-279/673, Al Collins 265-211/670, Marv Sargent 205-219-245/669, Kenny De Maio 206-263/664, Leighton Beach 227-245/664, Ronnie Strange 254-213/657,Tevie Calloway 224-234/652, John Fitzgerald 279/651.

Santa Fe Mixed: Frank Chavez 290-224/626, David Zimmerman206-224/624, Steve Pellegrine 206-220/622, Ed Neighbors 243,Adolph Burckhalter 236, Bob Lewis 235, Marty Perry 216/565, BrendaHenry 213.

S.B. County: Nick Assini 220-215-234/669, Victor Contreras 237-226/639, Larry Richards 237-200/611, Jerry Ivy 234/604, Robert Cra-vens Jr. 246, Les Franz 238.

Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 222-232-219/673, KevinKratochvil 208-256/656, Mary Cassin 205/585, Andi Mattice 203,Jeanene Kratochvil 201.

Good Times: Mike Mobley 204-225/607, Larry Stormes 235, KayJohnson 210/583, Likapeka Chang Wo 237, Sjana Robinson 212,Angela Mobley 211.

Friday Vegas: Joe Martinez Jr. 228-216-221/665, Larry Ollson233-226/639, Jeff Wolferd 213-238/636, Randy Hoffman 229-209/622, Joseph Curren 257-207/609, Tony Medley 244/604, DonaldNelson 232, Michelle Chong 200/516.

Slots Of Fun: Dennis Klein Jr. 202-201/552, Dennis Klein Sr.208, Denise Burns 174/474.

Weekend Rollers: Nacho Hernandez 215-209-208/632, MauriceChavez 207-208-205/620, Jack Hamner 263, Mike Nakunz 232, MikeContreras 228, Angela Mobley 563, Jackie Farris 210.

Enjoy the week and have fun bowling.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. Hope you all had a good week and are ready to

check out the junior scores from the past week here at Del Rosa Lanes.Little Rascals: Denicio Lopez 85/159, Kylie Moyeda 78/138.Bantam Buddies: Joshua Wynn 251, Dustin Weightman 109, Shantea

Bellamy 129/317.Pincrackers: Brett Torrence 421, Jason Peters 156, Allen Hively 156, Adrian

Duke 156, Miranda Reid 119/318.Strike Force: Marty Coyazo 230-205-233/668, R. J. Garcia 222-209/613,

Adrian Ruiz 232, Chris Bassett 212, James Dixon 206, Ryan Jones 203, ShelbyScheffler 483, Samantha Saks 182.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Joseph De La Torre 235-221-237/693, Russell Ruiz 232-201-245/678, Lee Fitzgerald 204-224-202/630, Adrian Ruiz 195/553, ShelbyScheffler 166/421.

Keep up the good bowling and we’ll see you on the lanes.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. You can feel the fall weather here in

the San Bernardino mountains and notice the leaves changingcolors. The seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes have been doing agood job of bowling some terrific scores, and we’re pleased topresent them to you.

Young At Heart: Goldie Goldman 269/635, Everett Haydis 209-205/610, Gary Ochs 208, Bob Lee 203, Maria Shields 190/515.

Parks & Rec.: Frank Weiler 237-210/631, Everett Haydis 210-226/620, Les Franz 237/611, Dottie Taylor 525, Teresa Vest 202.

Afternooners: Joseph Humildad 234/546, Robert Robles 213,Bob Lee 203, Terry Mahlstedt 196/512.

Golden Goodies: Charlie Short 506, Duane Mosley 197, Dor-othy Joyner 178/499.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Charles Reither 788, 2. Jim Bazner 778, 3.Bob Corrigan 772, 4. Bob Lee 760, 5. Frank DeLuca 757, Booby,Joe Burns 586.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Ernest Knoblauch 797, 2. MarienneHeidecke 774, 3. PJ Buckner 773, Booby, George Steffen 548.

Take care.

by Roberta McNaughtANAHEIM–Janet Anderson, whose style and form are as lovely

off the lanes as well as on, earned top billing in Linbrook’s 590Classic. Leading the entire league with a 914 series, Janet rolledgames of 238, 258, 207, and 211.

Two other 900’s were shot by, David Wright 268/912 and FrankBellinder 266/912.

More high scores were: John Velasquez 263/899, WillyBordenave 268/895, Larry Green 235/883, Missy Bellinder 242/879, John Conway 254/864, Shig Shozi 223/863, Carl Adinolfi 220/860, Stan Guzy 246/854, Janine Ditch 248/843, Rod Cantrell 233/842, Orlando Vanegas 239/841, Pete Kizziah 226/840, Lisa Somma231/832, Tony Chaco 227/828, Rey Ortiz 256, Roger Vasquez 256,Ronny Thompson 255, Jerry Knight 248, Ed Harris 246, BryanDatuin 244, Juan Sandoval 242, Ed Stoute 237, Roy Sager 237, E.J. Rogers 226, Brian Roberge 224, Alan Bloom 224, Bill Hitchcock224, Eva Munson 223, Jim Upton 223, Richard Hand 220, EdHermance 219, John Phillips 215, Gino Vassallo 215, Bob Gosnell214, Ron Mahler 213, Gloria Ferrulli 210, Sandy Lund 210, KarenBagnall 207, Rose Williams 206, Libby Buckley 204, Adrian Bra-dley 202, Marie Brooks 202, Sandy Magana 202, Al Lara 202, andTony Angulo 201.