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6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, Oct. 10th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50check-in

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Oil Pattern Used“Highway to Hell”

by Kegel

OpTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.

ABT Saturday Oct. 2 Forest LanesABTA Saturday Oct. 2 Bowling SquareBowl for a Cure Saturday Oct. 2 Keystone LanesCoffee Club Sunday Oct. 3 Linbrook BowlFriday No-Tap Friday Oct. 1 Cal BowlJ.A.T. Sunday Oct. 3 Mission Hills BowlP.J. Scratch Singles Saturday Oct. 2 Canoga Park BowlUlitimate Eliminatior Sunday Oct. 3 Bowlium

Let’s Do Some Bowling This Week...

SAN BERNARDINO—The Citrus Belts own Dave Wodka went on a tear recently, bowling four perfect games in eight days.

Dave started with a per-fecto at Mission Hills Bowl on a Thursday, then rolled a 300 and 800 in winning the just completed California State Masters tournament on Sun-day.

On the following Wednes-day, Dave rolled a 300 in the Del Rosa Lanes 840 Classic

BAkERSfIELD—It all came down to the champi-onship match in the 4th an-nual Glover Masters Scratch tournament that took place September 25-26, at AMf Southwest Lanes in Bakers-field. Two bay-area guys that “grew up with each other” ended up bowling against each other for the $2,500 first place prize. Jeff frankos (Daly City) worked his way up from earning the third seed to battle top-seeded Tony Reyes (San Bruno). And, bowling on con-ditions that frankos’ friend, kevin Harlin, stated were the “hardest he’d ever bowled on”, both frankos and Reyes started this championship match with a split! frankos then strung three strikes before Reyes had a chance. Reyes spared, had another split and then a spare and shot his three strikes. But, it was the final three strikes

Jeff Frankos Beats Out Life-Long Friend Tony Reyes to Become 2010 Don Glover Masters Scratch Champion

by Bette Addington

DAVE WODKA Bowls Four 300’s In Eight Days

by frank WeilerLeague followed by another perfecto at Mission Hills Bowl on the next Thursday.

JIM MURTISHAW move over. Your three 300s in eight days is one shy of Wodka’s four. Don’t be surprised by Wodka’s exploits. Dave is a PBA national champion, with fourteen PBA regional titles to his credit. Dave wants to thank the BOWLING NEWS for recognizing his and other SOCAL bowlers on lane ac-complishments.

Tony Reyes and Champion Jeff Frankos

that frankos delivered starting in the eighth frame that pretty much sealed the deal for his victory over Reyes 209-189.

What a match to watch and what a great ending to a weekend of great bowling! for an event that was won the past two years by defending lefty-champion, Scott Norton, this year’s Top 5 in the Step-Ladder finals were all right-handers!

Reyes, making his second Glover appearance, came out on top in the first qualify-ing squad on Saturday +227. After Saturday night’s Semi-finals of the Top 20, Reyes again soared to the top with +239. Sunday’s Match-Play finals was much the same, with Reyes, one more time topping the list at +642 to be the event’s top-seed for the Step Ladder finals.

This was Frankos first

Glover event and he qualified second in the first qualifying squad at +54. He then came in fifth on Saturday night with +88 and then got the third seed spot on Sunday with +400.

frankos, born and still lives in Daly City, started bowling when he was just six years old. He then went on to have a suc-cessful youth bowling career

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Missy (Bellinder) Parkin Exchanges

Vows on a YachtNEWPORT BEACH—

former PBA Women’s Series competitor Missy Bellinder and Drew Parkin were married over the weekend on a yacht in Newport Beach harbor in California. Missy Parkin, the first woman to win two PBA Regional Tour titles, and her new husband will reside in fullerton, California.

Belmonte Tops Rash To Win

Korea CupkOREA—Australia’s two-

handed star, Jason Belmonte, defeated fellow Lumber Liq-uidators PBA Tour star Sean Rash of Wichita, kan., 210-191, to win the korean PBA’s 2010 korea Cup and a prize of $25,750 (U.S. dollars) on Sept. 18.

Rash won three straight stepladder matches to reach the title contest. He eliminated 13-time PBA Tour titlist Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., 239-194, in his first match and then dispatched koreans, Cho Young Seon, 234-222, and Jung Tae Hwa, 239-223.

The korea Cup drew an international field of 204 play-ers, including 13 past and pres-ent PBA Tour exempt players, including Tim Mack (12th), Bill O’Neill (14th), Mike fa-gan (16th), Pete Weber (17th), Ronnie Russell (22nd), Rhino Page (26th), Parker Bohn III (27th), Wes Malott (60th), Kelly Kulick (79th) and Mika koivuniemi (106th).

Liz Johnson Becomes First Woman to Win

Peterson ClassicCHICAGO — Chalk up

another milestone for Woman Bowling Power: two-time PBA Women’s Series titlist Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., is the first woman to win the infamous Louis P. Petersen Classic in suburban Chicago. Johnson, the first woman to win a PBA regional title, and the first to appear on a PBA Tour television final, posted an eight-game total of 1,651 pins to win the 100th anniversary edition of what may be the most unusual tournament in bowling by three pins over Jeff Roche of Dearborn, Mich.

The Petersen Classic was founded in 1921 at Archer-35th Recreation on Chicago’s south side, and was one of the sport’s most prominent singles tournaments in its early years when it was often held twice a year (accounting for this year’s 100th edition). It is not-ed for nearly unplayable lane conditions that vary from lane to lane; pinsetters that mysteri-ously break down when a play-er is having a good game, etc. The Petersen Classic moved to AMf Hoffman Lanes in Hoff-man Estates when Archer-35th closed in 1994.

Tony Reyes Wins West/Northwest Title in Red Bluff

RED BLUff — former PBA Tour exempt player Tony Reyes of San Bruno, Calif., defeated Rob Edwards of Vancouver, Wash., 202-177, to win the PBA West/North-west Region Red Bluff Open at Lariat Bowl on Sept. 19. The title was Reyes’ second of the year in the region and the ninth of his career (he has one PBA Tour title). Reyes earned $2,000.

● In Austin, Texas, Tyler Jensen of fort Worth denied Clint Dacy of keller, Texas, his first PBA title, defeating Dacy, 257-206, to win the PBA Southwest Region Young and Pratt Austin Open and $2,300 at Dart Bowl on Sunday. The win was Jensen’s first of the year in the PBA Southwest and his seventh career title.

former PBA Tour com-petitor and 1992 U.S. Open champion Robert Lawrence of Del Valle, Texas, lost to Jens-en, 241-194, in the semifinal round.

As a result of their top fin-ishes, Jensen and Dacy secured their top five positions on the Southwest Region point list to earn invitations to the year-ending PBA Regional Players Invitational event in Reno.

Sat. Oct. 2ndBeat the Board @ 1 & 2:30pmABT at Forest

BOWLING NEWSPage 2 September 30, 2010

Mixed Doubles Annual Event Mission Hills Bowl - Mission Hills, CA

$2,400 First Place Based on 48 teams

Saturday & Sunday Nov. 20 & 21 , 2010

Start Time: A Squad - Roll call 7:30 AM & Bowl at 8:00 AM B Squad - Roll call 1:30 PM & Bowl at 2:00 PM Entry Fee: $350 for team $15 Late fee per person for paying on-site. Finals: 12 teams will make the finals based on 48 teams Dress Code: Name on back is required. Appropriate bowling attire required. No hats, T-shirts, Shorts or Jeans. Women may wear Skirts, Capri’s, or Slacks Format: 9 games of qualifying; Finalists will bowl round robin match play on Sunday. Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for B Squad. All bowlers will be required to be available for Pro-Am events Pro-Am squads: Friday at 3:30 PM & Saturday at 8:00 PM

$100.00 fine to all players who do not show

Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca 92404 [email protected]

Bowler #1: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ Bowler #2: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ We would like to bowl: A Squad____ B Squad____

Late fee will apply after November 15 Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335

Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes

All players must be current USBC members

www.pacificcoastbowlers.com

Mission Hills Bowl will be hosting Karaoke on Saturday night also

Still Looking for a League to join?We still have openings!

DAY TIME LEAGUE NAME BOWLERS NEEDEDMONDAY 6:30PM MT. COMMERCIAL 2 BOWLERS & 1 TEAM OF 4

TUEDAY 9:30AM CAPRI 5 LADIES & 1 TEAM OF 45:00PM TNT 2 BOWLERS & 1 TEAM OF 3

WEDNESDAY 1:30PM PARK & REC 1 BOWLER6:30PM WED VEGAS 2 BOWLERS & 1 TEAM OF 57:00PM 840 CLASSIC 1 TEAM OF 4

THURSDAY 12:00PM AFTERNOONERS 1 TEAM OF 46:30PM SB COUNTY 1 BOWLER & 1 TEAM OF 57:00PM HAPPY GAMBLERS ONE BOWLER

FRIDAY 11:30AM GOLDEN GOODIES 1 BOWLER & 1 TEAM OF 46:30PM GOOD TIMES 2 BOWLERS & 2 TEAMS OF 56:30PM FRI GAMBLERS 1 BOWLER & 1 TEAM OF 4

SATURDAY 9:00AM BOWLOPOLISSAT YOUTH

SUNDAY 1:00PM SLOT BUSTERS 3 BOWLERS & 1 TEAM OF 35:00PM WEEKEND ROLLERS 1 BOWLER & 1 TEAM OF 4

Call us at (909) 886-4675Del Rosa Lanes; 1499 E Highland Ave; San Bernardino, CA; 92404

THURSDAYOCT. 21st 12:30 PM

300 POTCarryover

Game #1 $30Game #2 $35Game #3 $45

Ties Split

SATURDAYOCT. 23rd 7:30 PM

$40 00 / d $20 00 hip

Bracket Style Tournament ClubInfo: (909) 215-1300 or email @ [email protected]

Payout(Based on 120 Entries)

$40 00 w/ member ship and $20 00 re entry w/membership. w member ship an . re-entry w/membersOptional Side Pot & Strike Pot Available

Every Champion and Second Place Champion will also wina New Brunswick High Performance Bowling Ball of their choice

Dates: Aug. 22 Sept. 5 Sept. 19Special Holiday Prize Fund

Oct. 3 Oct. 17 Nov. 7 Nov. 21

Dec. 5 Dec. 19

Check in Time is 1:00pm - Tournament Starts at 2:00pm

At the newly remodeled Bowlium.Located at 4666 Holt Blvd. Montclair, Ca 91763

Prepaid groups of 4 or more, will receive 1 free entry per groupAnd free annual membership to each bowlerp

Send Pre-registration to: 12188 Central Ave. #401 Chino, Ca 91710

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WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament for Scratch Bowlers 40 Years of Age & Up Set

for La Habra “300” & South Point Lanesby Dick Sanders

WCST Ebonite Singles Tournaments for October, are beginning to fill fast. October 16-17, La Habra “300”, and October 30-31, South Point Lanes in Las Vegas. For La Habra, a one squad quali-fying, starting on Saturday, October 16th, at 12:30PM. Two Divisions: Regular Division, Ages 40 to 59, for the Men, Ladies, 40 to 49, and for the Super Seniors: Ages 60 & up for the Men, Ladies, 50 & up. Entry Fees: $175.00 for current WCST Members, Guests add $15.00. All extra money side-pots and brackets, pay separately. Sunday, October 17th for both divisions, that pay one cash place for every 3 entries in each division, start at 8:30AM.

for the week-end of October 30-31, South Point Lanes in Las Vegas, NV. Both divisions, start qualifying on Saturday, October 30th at 1:00PM. $500.00 is the added money. Same format for Side-pots and brackets, as above. $175.00 Entry Fee for current WCST Members, Guests add

$15.00. finals:, Sunday, October 31st, for both divisions, start at 8:30AM. for the 5 game singles sweeper, scheduled for friday, October 29th, will be at the ORLEANSBowling Lanes, and will start at 3:00PM.NOTE: Big turn-outs for sweeper and tournaments. If you have not yet signed up for one or both

tournaments listed above, please do so now, by calling 24 hour numbers, at 760-363-8141, or Cell Phone # 760-792-4596. For detailed information on the balance of the 4 WCST Tournaments left in 2010, for Computer Users: Click onto www.westcoastseniortour SCROLL down INfORMA-TION PAGE. To make reservations by E-Mail: [email protected]

UP-COMING WCST EBONITE SINGLES TOURNAMENTSNovember 6-7, 2010

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$2000.00 ADDED77 ENTRIES ALREADY SIGN UP

for current WCST Members that had bowled in at least 3 WCST Tournaments in 2010.Over 60 bowlers signed up already. $180.00 Entry Fee. One squad only, Saturday, December

11th, starting at 9:00AM. Check In: 8:00AM TO 8:45AM, . Added money to the prize fund, will be pro-rated to each division., and determined by amount of entries in each division.

WCST Website: www.westcoastseniortour.com SCROLL DOWN INfORMATION PAGE.Call WCST Office for reservations. 760-363-8141, or Cell Phone: 760-792-4596. You may also

sign up by E-Mailing your reservation to [email protected] 35 rooms are set aside, and will go quickly at a rate of $45.00 per night (must take both Friday

& Saturday nights, December 10-11, to get that rate). Call 1-800-227-3849. When making reserva-tions, use Code # B/WESCE.


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41st ANNUALCalifornia State Senior Open Championships

Open to all Men and Women 55+ age

TEAM EVENT DOUBLES & SINGLES AMF Rodeo Lanes AMF Sierra Lanes 140 Shaw Avenue 6450 N. Blackstone Avenue Clovis, CA 93612 Fresno, CA 93710

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DEADLINE OCTOBER 1ST, 2010Call to reserve your teams today, contact us for available dates/times.

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Tournament Director: Gina Moura Tournament Office (925) 757-2695


PBA to Help Promote Crave Games’ New “Brunswick Pro Bowling”

Sponsorship agreement includes titled event, demonstrations during PBA World Series of Bowling

SEATTLE, Wash. (Sept. 28, 2010) – The Professional Bowl-ers Association and Crave Games have entered into a sponsor-ship agreement that will result in expanded visibility for the new video game Brunswick Pro Bowling on the PlayStation®3 com-puter entertainment system from Sony.

The latest edition of the Brunswick Pro Bowling video game is one of the most popular bowling games in the electronic en-tertainment industry, and the newest edition takes advantage of the latest advances in technology with the PlayStation®Move motion controller on the PlayStation®3 to make the game even more realistic for dedicated bowling fans.

The sponsorship agreement will include game demonstration booths for fans who attend the PBA World Series of Bowling, Oct. 24-Nov. 6, at South Point Casino, Hotel and Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev., and at five PBA regional tournament locations to be announced, along with titled sponsorship of the Brunswick Pro Bowling Cheetah Championship which will air Nov. 28 on ESPN. A variety of other signage, on-air and online promotional exposures for the new game are included in the package.

The agreement also will include “competition” between Brunswick Pro Bowling spokesman Sean Rash – a Brunswick Pro Staff member and four-time PBA Tour champion - and PBA fans during the World Series of Bowling.

“Brunswick Pro Bowling brings to life all the fun and excite-ment of live action bowling by delivering a high-quality virtual experience that appeals to both casual and hardcore gamers,” said Crave Games Executive Vice President Betsi Gijanto. “With the addition of the new motion controller technology, this game brings together bowlers, gamers and families of all ages.”

“Brunswick Pro Bowling provides the perfect social activity and quality entertainment experience to audiences of all skill lev-els,” said Brunswick Bowling Director of Product Management Ron Addison. “Crave Games has really captured the authentic nature of Brunswick Bowling lanes and brings those lanes into the homes of the sport’s greatest fans.”

“The ability of Brunswick Pro Bowling players to select from different lane environments, play a variety of different games – such as league or tournament competition – and select cus-tomized equipment is not only fun, but will help educate play-ers about the whole experience PBA Tour players go through in actual competition,” added PBA CEO and Commissioner fred Schreyer. “It’s a great game, a great learning tool and the PBA is proud to partner with Crave Games in reaching out to our legions of fans.”

for additional information about Brunswick Pro Bowling, visit cravegames.com/BrunswickProBowling.

U S B C CALIFORNIA

ASSOCIATIONOffering $l, 000

Scholarshipsby Phyl knoll

The USBC California As-sociation begins their state-wide search for youth can-didates for our 2011 Star of Tomorrow $l,000 Scholarship Award. This award is avail-able to the “best of the best” in our youth who meet our qualifications.

Our purpose is to recog-nize star qualities in a high school or college student who competes in the sport of bowl-ing. Star qualities include dis-tinguished certified bowling performances on state, local, national, international, Team USA, or collegiate levels; as well as, academic achieve-ment; and leadership. The Award winner(s) receive a $l,000 Scholarship.

The Nominees shall be a male or female and be: (1) An active member of the USBC California Association (Youth or Collegiate) and an amateur as defined by USBC rules; (2) A High School graduating Senior who has applied to an accredited University, Junior College or Vocational Institu-tion OR currently attending an accredited University, Junior College or Vocational Insti-tution; (3) Younger than 20 years as of August 1, 2010; (4) A current season bowler with a minimum average of 175 and an outstanding record of bowl-ing achievements in the past and current seasons; (5) Re-corded as having a minimum of 2.0 GPA or equivalent.

The recipient(s) will re-ceive a $l, 000 Scholarship credited to their Smart Ac-count with USBC to assist in furthering their education.

Completed applications and accompanying documents are to be mailed to:

Phyl knoll, Chairman, 5161 W 136 St., Hawthorne 90250-5637 or emailed to [email protected]. The USPS postmark or email date MUST BE on or before JANUARY 15, 2011.

We urge you to assist us in spreading the word about this wonderful award by printing off the Cover Page and 2-Page Application form from our website calusbc.com and cir-culate copies of the applica-tion throughout your bowling community. Who knows? One or more youngsters, who could qualify, may be “right under your nose”!

Other details pertaining to this award may be found on our Award Winning” Website calusbc.com, However, if you have need for further informa-tion, please communicate with us immediately.

Citrus Belt Board Meeting Set For Sunday, Oct. 3rd

by frank WeilerSAN BERNARDINO—

The Citrus Belt Board of Di-rectors will meet at 9 AM on Sunday, October 3rd.

The meeting will be held at the association office at 711-B, West 2nd Street, in San Ber-nardino. for more informa-tion call 909-381-4599.

The Citrus Belt recognizes the BOWLING NEWS as it’s link to the bowling world and encourages all of its bowlers to read every weekly issue.

Pluhowsky & Kulick Claim Doubles Gold at Pabcon

Women’s ChampionshipsHENDERSON—After a frustrating singles performance at

the 2010 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women’s Cham-pionships, Team USA’s Shannon Pluhowsky was able to regroup and join singles bronze medalist kelly kulick in a record doubles effort Tuesday.

The accomplished left-hander shot 1,400 for her six games, while kulick contributed 1,380 to claim the gold medal with a 2,780 total at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino’s Strike Zone Bowling Center in suburban Las Vegas. The previous record was 2,621 by Guatemala’s Zussie de Machon and Sofia Granda at the 2009 PABCON Championships in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Pluhowsky and kulick led by more than 100 pins after three games and battled through a tricky transition and a few ball changes to increase the margin of victory to 215 pins over their teammates, Shannon O’keefe and Tennelle Milligan, who grabbed the silver medal with a 2,565 total. Canada’s Caroline Lagrange and Isabelle Rioux took home the bronze with 2,562. Team USA’s Liz Johnson and Stefanie Nation finished seventh with 2,461.

“I got off to a good start today, and the pairs seemed to play more evenly from pair to pair and lane to lane,” said Pluhowsky, who finished 30th in singles with a 1,183 total Monday. “It was a different day and a different pattern, so I really couldn’t dwell on what happened yesterday. Since we’ll see the patterns again this week, all I can do is learn from each day and hope to get some more pins the next time. The more games you bowl, the more comfortable you get, and I’m happy with how today turned out.”

kulick got off to a slow start with a 182 game Tuesday morn-ing but averaged 239.6 for the remaining five games. Her per-formance also helped her into the all-events lead with 2,747 af-ter 12 games. Team USA’s Johnson is second with 2,678, while O’keefe is third with 2,648.

“It’s taking me a little bit longer to read the lanes in practice, and I’ve been slow out of the gate,” said kulick, who claimed the sixth gold medal of her PABCON Women’s Championships career. “Shannon bowled great today from the start, and having a partner who’s bowling well helps get your swing a little bit looser. Today, it was a new pattern and a new outlook, and I’m pleased with how everything came together for us.”

The 2010 PABCON Women’s Championships features 60 competitors from 13 countries competing for medals in six events - five-player team, trios, doubles, singles, all-events and Masters match play.

The bowlers will return to the lanes for six games of trios Wednesday beginning at noon Eastern.

The United States Bowling Congress will provide wire-to-wire live streaming coverage of the event on BOWL.com.

for complete coverage of the PABCON Women’s Champion-ships, go to BOWL.com and search: PABCON.


American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 Bryan moore 635 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $850.00 ABtA shirt $100.00 2 ted villaroman 691 $500.00 3 greg velarde 639 $200.00 4 Chae kim 682 $115.00 5 mark Andrews 680 $115.00 6 scott vasquez 660 $107.50 7 jessica Diso 655 $107.50 8 wilson Cheung 641 $107.50 9 walter white (ss) 637 $107.50 10 jason jones 672 $100.00 11 john Armenia 665 $100.00 12 Bennet lai (60%) 656 $60.00 13 Eugene haynes 656 $100.00 14 leo tartamella (ss) 653 $100.00 15 sonia Coronado 639 $100.00 16 Beth Borci 629 $100.00 17 Antonio Chui 618 $77.50 18 john greico sr. (ss) 617 $75.00 19 scott miller 604 $72.50 20 Andrew lung 603 $70.00 21 john Brooks 602 $70.00 22 kerry lucka 601 $67.50 23 Anthony Borci 598 $65.00 24 william Ele 597 $65.00 25 ginalynn velarde 596 $62.50 26 Chris kelly 595 $62.50 27 Esther tambio (ss) 591 $60.00 28 David Dittlinger 589 $60.00 29 george Covarrubias 586 $59.00 30 michael kong 578 $59.00 31 william garrett 575 $59.00 32 Brian reyes 574 $58.00 33 mike Bousquet(ss) 570 $58.00 34 tiffany Paulsen(60%) 566 $35.00 35 rey josafat jr. 563 $57.00 36 tedoe guajordo 559 $56.00 37 tony morada (ss) 556 $55.00 38 Andrew toro 555 $55.00 39 sun sundara 552 $54.00 40 glenn matsumoto 549 $54.00 41 michael hase (60%) 534 $31.75 42 mikko miller (60%) 533 $31.75 43 richard valdez 525 $53.00 44 kimo Borja 499 $53.00 45 noel sicat 597 $53.00

Oak Tree Sept 25-10 DOuBlEs

1 vuong Do / william garrett 1328 $100.00 2 ginalynn velarde / greg velarde 1325 $80.00 3 Chris kelly (lh) / Bryan moore 1308 $70.00 4 marvin Crowder / David Dittlinger 1294 $50.00 5 vuong Do / mark Andrews 1294 $50.00 6 ginalynn velarde / Bryan moore 1289 $30.00 7 vuong Do / greg velarde 1288 $30.00 8 john Edrich miller / mikko miller 1278 $30.00

FinAnCiAl rEPOrtCut scores

men: +31 women +16 women: sat + 23 sun + 19

super seniors: Ester tambio, john greico, mike Bousquet

high Qualifer (Free Entry)men: william garrett +117women: Beth Borci + 50

3 - 6 - 9 : mike hasematch game: 117 - tony moradamatch series: 493 - nO winnEr

rAFFlE 900 global Ball - long shot william garrett 900 Ball - Bank gina velarde 3 Ball storm Bag wilson Cheung reg Entry rey josafat sr. reg Entry samson kong

Prize Fund 122 $4,709.00Paid Entries 16 @ 53 $848.00Optional sidepots $859.00Doubles $440.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $850.00shirt & trophy $88.00match game $795.00total Payout $12,334.50

Saturday October 2nd, 2010

(562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com Cell: (562) 228-3960

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Morada Wins Match Game $795 at Oak Tree - Tony Morada didn’t bowl well at Oak Tree in game 3 a 117 game, but it was drawn by Teddy Villaroman for a nice $795 pot. Congrats to Tony he is well-deserving. He is congratulated by Gina Velarde ABTA Director.

Bryan Moore Beats the Heat!! Wins1st ABTA Title at Oak Tree (L–R) Greg Velarde 3rd, Gina ABTA Director, Champion Bryan Moore,$1,950 and Ted Villaroman (runner up) $500, and “Smooth Faye” Josefat ABTA Director.

Grieco 290 Award in ABTA - Better late than never as John Grieco finally picks up his Plaque for bowling a 11 in a row 290 game. Nice bowling by a great guy!

DIAMOND BAR—In our re-turn to Oak Tree Lanes we had a turnout of 122 bowlers on a very hot. And steamy day. Due to lower than normal turnout cut scores were a +31 for the men and +16 for the women. The three Super Seniors added to the board this week were John Grieco Sr (+28), Mike Bousquet (+26) for the men and Esther Tambio (+12) for the women. That would give us a total of 45 bowlers making it to the semi-finals this week. We had guaranteed 37 men and 7 women no matter how many bowled.

During our Qualifying squads, the top qualifier for the Men was William Garrett with a +117, and for the women it was Beth Borci with a + 50. Each will get paid entries into a future regular ABTA event. William, being the top seed would draw the Match Series worth $210 this week and he drew a 593, no one bowled that this week, so we will estimate $550 next week at Bowling Square. For the 3-6-9 qualifying this week, Mike Hase was the final person during the roll-off so he would go for the $1,300. He would miss on the first shot, so he gets a $50 consolation this week, and we will add another $100. We will go for $1,400 at Bowling Square Lanes this coming weekend.

In the doubles this week, we had a small turnout again, only 44 groups got into the doubles, with 8 spots paid out. The top prize this week went to Vuong Do and Wil-liam Garrett with a 1328 for $100. In 2nd place were Ginalynn and Greg Velarde at 1325 for $80. The

Bryan Moore Stars in Latest ABTA Win at Oak Tree LanesTony Morada 117 hits Match Game of $795

Bowling Square Lanes is our Host for this SaturdayMatch Game estimated $1,000 / Match Series estimated $600 and 3-6-9 is $1,400

low to cash was 1278. In the semis we saw Ted Vil-

laroman lead the field with a +91 to sit out and bowl for the title. Behind Ted was Chae Kim at +82 who would sit out the first round. It took a +29 for the men and women combined, as we would take 4 women to make the semi-finals this week.

This week, our top seed Ted Villaroman had the honor of draw-ing the match game worth $795. He would draw a score of 117 and 1 bowler matched the score, and it is Tony Morada who bowled the winning score during our semi-finals. He would get $795 dollars for that 117. This is a new record for the lowest Match Game score and Tony doesn’t mind, he will l take that $795 :)) Congrats to a nice man Next week we will es-timate our pot at $1,500.

This week we had 5 new bowl-ers join us. Let’s welcome these new bowlers to the club, Mariya Toro, Clemente Guajardo, Linda Seto, Scott Miller and Gerry Chen, with Mr Guajardo being the only one to qualify or the semi-finals this week.

This would bring us to our Match Play finals now with 14 bowlers taking the floor in our top 16 finals this week. In the first round, the 7 losers were Beth Bor-ci, Leo Tartamella, Jason Jones, Eugene Haynes, John Armenia, Bennet Lai and Sonia Coronado. They would receive checks of $100 each. In the second round, the losers were Jessica Diso, Wil-son Cheung, Walter White and Scott Vasquez. Each would get

checks of $107.50, this would get us down to the final 4 bowlers. At this point, our horses would be paying anywhere from a low of $46 (Greg Velarde) to a high of $80 (Mark Andrews) depending on who would win. In this round we saw Mark Andrews (3rd seed) bowling Bryan Moore (15th seed) on lanes 3 and 4. In this match, Bryan would get the better of Mark in a close match that went down to the 10th frame with a 196 to 192 finish.

In the other match we saw Greg Velarde (12th seed) bowl-ing Chae kim (2nd seed) on lanes 11 and 12. In this match, Greg would get the better of Chae with a 263 to 226 final score. Mark and Chae would finish in 4th and 5th getting checks for $115 each. Our semi-final match was set to be bowled on 9 and 10, we had our 12th and 15th seeds into the top 16 bowling each other.

In our horses this week we would see Bryan paying $73 and Greg paying $46 if they win their match. In this match it started out close, and continued that way go-ing all the way to the 10th frame. Greg would get the first strike in the 10th frame, forcing Bryan to mark in the 10th to win this match. Bryan would and finish with a 245 to Greg’s 240 to win the match. Greg would finish in 3rd place for $200. This week the horse paid out $73 for all of you that bet on Bryan making all the way to the title match.

The title game is set and would be bowled on lanes 7 and 8 this week. There would be no taping of

the title match as our camera man was off this week, he will be back next week at Bowling Square. Ted being the top seed elected to start the match first. In this match, Ted would open with marks in the first 3 frames.

The same would go for Bryan, but in the 4th frame on a double he would throw a gutter ball and open the frame. But Ted would also open in the 4th thru 6th frames and Bryan would pick it back up in the 5th to throw a 3 bagger and pull away in this match. So Bryan would take home his 1st ABTA title, with a 201/240 to 164/203 score. Bryan would get $1,000 for first place, an additional $850 in the cash and carry and $100 bonus for wearing an ABTA Shirt, mak-ing his total $1,950. Ted would take home $500 for his 2nd place finish.

Champion Bryan Moore is from Artesia and used a Roto Grip drilled by Mike Wahl. He is married (30 years) to Marcy with 4 children (Crystal, Melissa, Ashley, Brandon) and 5 grand kids (Cameron, kevin, Landon, Deante and Anastasia). He thanks his wife and family, Bob for hold-ing a great tournament, Oak Tree, ABTA Staff and a special thank you to Debra (who was off this weekend bowling in Laughlin) and his brother Mike.

Ted Villaroman (2nd Place) is from Orange and used a Bruns-wick Siege drilled at Carter Bowl Pro Shop. Ted is married to Ofie and they have 1 daughter Tracy. He would like to thank his family and specially his wife. He would also like to thank his friends and the ABTA and staff.

Greg Velarde (3rd Place) is from West Covina and used a Hammer Plque drilled by Mike Wahl. He is married to Ginalynn (one of our fine directors) and they have 1 daughter keilana. He would like to thank his family, friends for their support, along with the ABTA and staff.

This week, the weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Global Ball was William Garrett (again, he must be lucky) and he won a Long Shot. Each time you bowl you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global.

This week we were again sell-ing the raffle tickets for a chance at a raffle prizes. Winning a Regular Entry were Samson kong and Rey Josafat Sr, a 3 ball storm bag was Wilson Cheung. Winning a High End ball this week was Ginalynn Velarder. The rest of the results can be seen in the payoff sheet in this paper.

This week Bowling Square Lanes is our host for a 1 day event. Saturday squads are 12 pm, 1 pm, 2:30 pm, 4 pm and final squad at 6 pm. Please plan on showing up early for squad times. With semi-finals starting at 7:45 pm. Remember to check in early as it will be busy. See ad for address and directions, or check our web-site (www.abta1.com) to link to address via mapquest.

Its history folks as Bryan Moore enter the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Bowling Square Lanes! Thanks for being an ABTA member until then!

The following Saturday Oct 9 we venture to Westminster lanes and Check in early at Bowling Square adios!!


ABT at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim (L-R) Runner up, Arnie Schroeder and champion, Jim Slatton.

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JIM SLATTON WINS ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT LINBROOK BOWL

ANAHEIM—Jim Slatton won the Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Linbrook Bowl on Sunday, September 2¸2010. Jim qualified during our Sunday morning squad with a +104 and came out on top after the Beat-the-Board finals. Arnie Schroeder came in second.

Our newest champion, Jim Slatton lives in Los Alamitos and is married to Linda. They have four children, Jill, Jody, Michael and Shea. Jim was using a Storm Second Dimension and a Roto-Grip Mutant Cell Peal drilled by Mike Wahl at the pro shop inside Cerritos Lanes for the win this weekend. Jim sports a high game of 300 and a high series of 868. Jim wanted to thank Linda and his children for their love and support. Jim wanted to thank Mike Wahl, Mike Sheridan and Mark Baker for helping him with his game. Jim also wanted to thank Linbrook Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament. Other than bowling, Jim enjoys fishing and softball.

The winner of the Senior Sweeper was Arnie Schroeder. The winner of the 2-Game Sweeper was John feitz.

Our mystery scores were drawn after our final squad. The game drawn was 299 (game 2) and the mystery series was 701. There were no winners. The mystery pots are open to all members and costs $5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event is October 2 at forest Lanes. The address is 22771 Centre Drive in the city of Lake Forest. Their phone number is 949.770.0055. This tourna-ment will be a three-game beat-the-board tournament with squads at 1, 2:30 and 4PM. First place will be $800 with 100 entries plus the bonus pot. The entry fee for this event is $50.

The tournament scheduled for October 9 at AMf Valley View has been cancelled.We hope to see you at forest Lanes on Saturday!

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55& OverSenior No-TapSingles (Bowl 3 Games)Tuesday Oct. 12, 2010Check in Noon Bowl at 12:30pmEntry Fee: $8 • Sidepots optionalHandicap 90 % of 210Optional “300” Jackpot $178.00

Ladies 8-pin No-Tap Wednesday Oct. 13, 2010 Check in Noon Bowl at 12:30pm Entry Fee: $10 Handicap 90% of 200 • Optional Sidepots $3.00

CAMPAGNALE And WODKA Pace Del Rosa Lanes Scratch

Bowlersby frank Weiler

SAN BERNARDINO—In the past two weeks Bobby Campagnale bowled 300 and 803, while Dave Wodka bowled 300 and 792 to pace DEL ROSA LANES scratch bowlers. Bobby has opened the season with a 262 aver-age while Dave is at 232 after three weeks.

Wodka’s perfect game was his 70th certified, with 24 in the PBA. He also has fifty-seven 800s, about 15 in PBA competition.

Campagnale is considered the top two handed bowler in the Citrus Belt, and posted our high book average last sea-son, with a 239. Both of these outstanding bowlers want to thank the BOWLING NEWS for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.

MIKE LAUFFER’S 300 Leads Trio Team

To 758 Gameby frank Weiler

M U R R I E T A — M i k e Lauffer bowled 300 while teammates kEN GRANELLI and STEVE HOLLINGER rolled 223 and 235 to post a league high scratch game of 758 (252 average).

Guys, great bowling. The BOWLING NEWS salutes your accomplishment.


Raul Rosales Posts 835 to Lead Week 3 of Ebonite by Aimee Gomez

DOWNEY-The first place team struggled against Team 3’s Chris Porter 217-269-257/743, Paul Varela 255-238-222/715, Ramon Torres 239-232/677 and Leonard Ruiz 227-246/649, as they took four and moved into first. Team 13 did have a nice 1016 last game to nab a win. Jeff Garrison 247-257/692, Mike Cammarata 217-221-239/677, Paul Danforth 255/653 and Greg Neuer 211-265/648 fell to third place.

Team 2’s Billy Myers Jr. 279-247-236/762, Larry Stephens 269-249-241/759, Charles Zelaya 216-224-212/652 and Garcell Bullocks 212-244/640 won four from Team 9’s Arnold Cheesman 246-246/696, Mark fisser 236-235-224/695, Herbert Jones 248-246/692 and Juan Camarena 234-242/663.

Moving into fourth with four wins over Team 11’s Danielle Schilling 224-213-290/727, Derek Schilling 220-279/675, Lee Liu 215-224-222/661 and Phil Lebaquin 214-235-205/654 was Team 15’s Aaron Hodges 246-244-233/723, Gary Duran 278-217-221/716, Shane Soper 232-257/693 and Keith Klagge 215-237-211/693.

Team 12 and Clyde’s Video Games matched up well, splitting 2-3. Ramiro Garcia 252-256/703, Dave Bartlett 247-217/658, Clyde Lumpford 248-217/657 and Mike Villareal 248-213/655 edged out Team 12’s Jon Brandon 208-257-246/711, Kevin Valmonte 203-279/656, Matt Cormack 231-202-208/641 and kevin Yamauchi 226/606.

Team 7’s Raul Rosales had a league leading evening, including a perfect game, en route to his 300-269-266/835. Nice bowling! Also helping out to take four from key Container were Steve Gurrieri 235-213-257/705 and Jeff Carr 226-213/634. Ondra Lucas 245-289-241 also had a great night, along with teammates Darrion Tipton 205-256/646, Joe Torre 217-224/635 and Brandon Grant 233/601, who came within sticks of having a much better evening.

Also in a 4-1 match were Team 16 and Team 6. Alex Garcia 233-258-277/758, Jeff Seesholtz 216-280/692, John Stone 247-224/680 and Charles Week 255/603 were on the winning side of the matchup, as Team 6’s Eric Snow 226-259/678, Gary Wright 235-228/664, Jon Reyes 201-215/612 only got the one win.

Sysco finally got some wins as Vernon Adams 225-237-278/740, Paul Barraco 235-238-234/707, Charlie kinstler 222-220/644 and Harry Wong 210-215/603 stomped on Team 8’s Larry Campbell 205-235-226/666, who did not get much help from his team.

Team 10’s super sub Dan Cerio 222-244-259/725, Carl Labayan 217-300/710 and David Cog-swell 215-216/616 swept Team 14’s Phillip Sujo 221-237-215/673 and Tom Jackson 258/630.

Tough evening for many, but Spanky made everything look easy. Have a great week and see you Monday!

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2010 CALIFORNIA USBC PRINCE/PRINCESS

TOURNAMENTENTRY CLOSING DATE

EXTENDEDSTOCkTON—The ENTRY CLOSING DATE for the 2010

California USBC Association Prince/Princess Tournament has been extended until October 15, 2010. You and your friends still have time to enter this singles tournament for 175 and under average bowlers.

West Lane Bowl in Stockton is the host for the Annual Cali-fornia USBC Prince/Princess Tournament to be held on friday, Saturday and Sunday, October 22-24, 2010.

The entry fee for the Prince/Princess Tournament is $40.00 per bowler and is open to ALL California USBC members, who have a 175 and under average. Their will be separate divisions for the Prince and Princess entrants. The tournament will consist of a six (6) game Singles Event (2 three game blocks), changing lanes each block. The tournament is handicapped, using a basis of 100% of 200.

Squad times are still available on Friday at 2:30 p.m., on Satur-day at 9:30 am, 1 pm and 5:00 pm and on Sunday at 9:30 am and 1 pm. All prize money will be returned 100% with a prize ratio of one prize for each six (6) entries. All prize money will be based on total pins plus handicap. This year’s prize fund is estimated at approximately $3,600, based on 200 entries. We have over 150 entries at this time.

Entry forms are available at your local Association office, on the California USBC web site at www.calusbc.com or you can contact Rosie Parker, Tournament Chairman at 626/482-0624 or email [email protected]. Remember the entry deadline date has been extended until October 15, 2010. BE SURE AND SEND IN YOUR AVERAGE VERIFICATION, SIGNED BY YOUR LOCAL ASSOCIATION MANAGER WITH YOUR ENTRY.

DON’T BE LEFT OUT – You still have plenty of time to send in your entry. West Land Bowl is ready and waiting for you! See you in Stockton in October.

LAS VEGAS

TRAVEL LEAGUEBy Alice

MeglemreGARDEN GROVE- Monday

was the hottest day of the year but the Vegas league was not aware of it until after bowling when we left Valley View and almost melted away. John,GM) and Bob at the control desk welcomed us for our first visit and we enjoyed super air conditioning and free coffee. Also, the snack bar was open for good-ies and cold drinks.

Margo McClain fired 234-610 for the first 600 registered during the first three weeks of the league.She also inspired her team to post games of 638-736-705 for 2079. It’s a little early in the season to list high season marks, however, Margo’s team has three of them. We will wait a few more weeks before listing other season high marks. We can say Valley View #2 team tops standing alone with 8 wins and theres four tied at 6 wins for second.

Dee Phipps continued the indi-vidual high scoring with 207-558, followed by Doris Lewis 209-577, Barbara Robarge 209-545, Hedy Schoner 534, Joy Bennett 210-525, Nancy Soto 207-524, Donna Johnson 523, Teri Hefner 517, kathy Parrish 515, Linda kinney 510 and Roberta McNaught 509.

We missed Betty Phillips Monday but Barbara Bishop took care of business and says Betty will be back next week. We are sorry to learn Mary Deford was hospitalized recently but is home now, however, she may not be able to bowl for a few weeks and will require a sub. Hopefully, she will be back next month.

NEXT WEEk: Monday 10 a.m. October 4 at fountain Bowl in fountain Valley.


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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione

BOB JONES’ 244-870 TOPS DEAF TRAVEL AT JEWEL CITY, RIVERSIDE TRIO HITS 626 GLENDALE—After missing several years So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League returned to Jewel

City Bowl and found it changed with new telescores and much modern other changes. The new environment helped some of this league bowlers produce their best scores and only one of the 6 teams failed to crack the 2000 team series..

Bob Jones who last Thursday rolled 268/734 in his league at Canoga Park Bowl, topped a honor roll of more than half of the bowlers with 870 from games of 215-196-244-215. There was no other 800 as his teammate Bob Bergan followed him with one pin short 799 from 178-217-226-178 and league president Ed Abakumoff had a poor start of 150 and finished with a near triplicate 208+207+207 for 772.

Dennis Vigil was at his best closing with 192 for 728, Bob Taylor started with a 200 in his 721 for 4 games and League Vice President Sharon Caldwell had her best with 201-209 middle games for 715. Others on the roll list were Robert Audette with (198)710, Gardy Rodgers with 211-706, Pablo Yoma with 212-703 and Alfonso Ruelas with a 217.

While Jones’ 244 takes over the season high game, Riverside’s trio of Ruelas 217, Caldwell 201 and Abakumoff 208 produced 626 for the season team high game. Caldwell’s 715 got precedence over her 209 for the women’s season high series and Denise Burrows’s 178 took over as women’s season high game.

The League’s new Secretary-Treasurer Bob Taylor says, we want to give sincere thanks to the wonderful staff, namely Erin Guyette and Che Nanarro of Jewel City Bowl of Glendale for making this event enjoyable.

Next travel date is Sunday October 17 at AMF Cerritos Bowl in Cerritos.

GREAT 2009-2010 BOWLING SEASON FOR KEN DEGROFFMISSION HILLS—ken DeGroff emailed this writer that the 2009-10 bowling season was a

great one for him. Looking at his list of accomplishments, I cannot argue with that. ken bowled in three leagues that season, Wednesday Nite NBAC League at Mission Hills Bowl,

friday Nite Linda’s Vegas League at Jewel City Bowl and every other Sunday in the 50th Anni-versary So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League which traveled to 8 different centers. Besides rolling 5 perfectos and four 800s, ken’s other feats were.

In NBAC League he had the highest average for the 5th straight year including the 2009-10 winter season finish of 237 ave. and 2010 summer season of 225 ave. His team won the NBAC Championship for the 4th time including the 2009-10 season.

In Linda’s Vegas League he finished with the highest average twice including the 2009-10 win-ter season finish of 237 ave. and 2010 summer season finish of 236 ave. Ken’s team also won Linda’s Vegas League championship.

In the Deaf Traveling League that is scratch, although he broke the league’s 49 years 4 games series record twice, first with 1003 and later with 1030, Ken ran into problems in a couple strange centers he never bowled before. Nevertheless he finished at the top with 218 ave. but not as team champion in this one.

More satisfying was that during the 2010 year ken teamed with his friend Carl Malucci of Las Vegas in two major deaf tournaments and their teams won champion titles of the So. Nevada-California Deaf Bowling Association held at Cabazon, CA and 10th annual National Deaf Mixed Bowlers Association held at Henderson, NV.

Can anyone match that?


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WINNETKA — Hi and welcome back to September! Fall is FINALLY here and everyone still feels energetic. Our Summer leagues are ending, so come sign up for our winter leagues! Bowling has been great at Canoga Park Bowl and here are the scores...

viva las vegas: Jennifer Pyka 203/529, Kathy Litzenberger 202/539, Carol Tucker 187/472, Roberta Mora 159/449, Dave Spencer 158, Beverly Covington 439, Larry Friedman 258/657, Duncan Clarke 257/622, Ron Vargas 253/715, Mikhael Malta 239/693, James Smith Jr 226, Mike Wilson 625.

49’ers sEniOr trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 266/706, Bev Zietz 210/518, Mary Lauer 193/504, Eloise Valencia 189/534, Carole Peire 187/488, Richard Greenzweight 258/631, Tom Tucker 232/624, Dave Folck 231/594, Bob Jones 226/626, Rick Dobris 219/604.

river maniacs: Lucy Tralla 230/511, Monise Kelly 211/527, Candida Johnson 207, Sharon Weger 206/554, Kathy Villa 200/531, Vicky Colburn 515, Damond Taylor 288, Ray Stoy 279, Eric Hernandez 278/746, Marc Loshin 269, Tom Miller 269, Johnnie Englehart 782, Robert Galbraith 721, Frank Martinez Jr 713, Scott Englehart 708.

monday nite madness: Paula Shimamoto 178/474, Sonja Cave 169/408, Lourdes DeLaCue 168, Lacy Guerrero 163, Joanne Lenane 155/428, Donna Houston 413, Wendy Maceri 411, Jerome Hampton 248/637, Rick Godin 242/693, Bob Pfleger 215/546, Steven Schulkin 199/551, Wayne Coffman 195, Max Fowble 526.

Comedians: Erica Pollack 232/581, Patty McVicker 232/659, Jan Sandman 211/557, Sharon Weger 201/512, Susan Hahl-beck 193, Lori Fish 544, Michael Pollack 269/743, David Black-man 266/745, Gary Fish 265, Ray Stoy 257, Mike Fonseca 248/676, Jack Getzlaff 682, Larry Feinberg 679.

have a Ball (4 games): Chris Plueger 231/757, Evan Hermanski 216/679, James Smith Jr 205/740, Allan Nathan 203/744, James Hannah 200/701.

Funtimers (senior): Carolyn Scherzberg 268/681, Ellie Al-liston 193/531, Marge Hebard 176, Anne Wallis 174/493, Karen McDonald 168/481, Harriet Faith 455, Al Reiswig 265/706, Ste-ven Herndon 255/675, Ron Doll 254/670, Rick Dobris 241/613, Mel Neiditch 224, Curtis Litzenberger 632.

500 Classic: Robyn Willis 247/649, Patti McVicker 235, Perri Toledo 235/579, Mary Lauer 211, Petra Kaun 203/597, Georgia Garey 568, Connie Wannomae 562.

39’ers (senior): Carolyn Scherzberg 264/690, Lucy Tralla 205/596, Bernice Nixon 202/539, Marcia Votava 195, Mary Lauer 189, Darlene Redman 502, Gail Stillson 496, Steven Herndon 299/735, Bob Jones 269/734, Ron Doll 246/618, Bill Robb 244/652, Bernhardt Roth 237, Jose Blanco 621.

short ‘n sweet:Lucia Williams 190/461, Irma Giles 179/429, Nicole Anguiano 141/372, Elaine Bishop 134/373, Cathy Pia 129/362, Jerry Athans 222/545, Chris Anguiano 209/556, Travis Williams 205/559, David Athans 204/557, George Athans 202, Aaron 580.

the Classics: Bo Fogel 211/609, Pam Findl 204/577, Gayle Kirby 199/592, Rean Luttrell 199/559, Leah Hoffman 198/530, Michael Witt 247/607, Louis Enriquez 218/535, Mike Enriquez 215/512, Kevin Crawford 181/508, Bob Ballard 170, Darren Hernandez 454.

sFvCC nikkEi: Noriko Fukunaga 204/564, Katsuko Fujita 198/517, Pei Eto 195/521, Kyoko Watanabe 181/504, Setsuko Fukumoto 180/513, Kevin Eto 266/637, Tak Kokubo 240, Stephen Sasaki 235/599, Juan Yamashiro 235, Robert Fujita 233, Kirk Sasaki 233/643, Ken Shinbashi 607, John Kobayashi 584.

Vegas 4 Fun: Brit Huerta 184/473, Gayle Spengeman 178/456, Pam Fountain 173/466, Cindy Tumacay 148, Monique Ramirez 142/420, Sharon Pezel 142/410, Richard Guzman 247/690, Ivan Lewis 243, Matt Neiswanger 242/636, Ed kiresich 232, Robert Spengeman 226/669, forrest fountain 616, Jun Tumacay 609.

Phil-Am: Sweeper scores; fall League Starts Sunday Oct.10th at 10am. Helen Ventenilla 197/533, Socorro King 196/570, Jack Chan 268/640, Ben Felipe 255/630, Raul Ventenilla 235/647, Rey Caballero 228/537, Levi Navarrete 222/594.

Junior Royals : Julia frias 185/501, Ashley Brett 145/368, Angela Zanotti 118/266, Isabell Torres 67/193, Justin Pluchino 219/571, Keith Nelson 209/574, John Nelson 187/460, Allen Minot 172/471, Mark Gagnier 164/396.

Bumper Thumpers: Nisi Ileso 70/131.Reminder! fall is here! Which means we are taking signups for

our Winter leagues. Also, now is a good time to take that ‘ole ball you’re using down to the Pro-Shop to make sure it’s the one you need. Leaving ten pins? Not hitting to pocket the way you want? Our guys will help you pick out the right ball and to give you results you’d like to see.

LAKEWOOD — As Summer is ending we find ourselves in Winter League sign-up time! If you need a 2010 schedule inquire at the control desk, they’ll be happy to help you. We have many leagues that look like a lot of fun. Bring a friend or two!Time to look at our Cal Bowl Bowling Report.

BIG BEAREd Cabs 254-243-215/712, Curt Soares 229-246-253/708, Gregg Aldapa 277-224-195/696, Ken Shearen 233-200-246/679, Emer-son Wafer 212-227-227/666, Jim Morales 259-204-212/675, Ed-die Tobias 172-213-278/663, Donald Franklin 245-210-200/655, Sonny Dew 171-236-236/643, Billy Foster 193-194-256/643, John Dunn 226-191-225/642, John Schlicting 227-222-178/627, Ferdie Directo 235-194-209/638, ken Holliday 201-228-201/630, Coney Woodman 198-169-256/623, Mark fowler 193-236-182/611, Don Louis 188-177-246/611, Kenny Wright 265-163-180/608, Sid Na-kagana 168-203-233/604, Joyce Charles 211-233-192/636, Teya Burks 217-221-169/607, Stephanie Williams 178-227-194/599, Michelle Criswell 166-229-169/564, Lillie Darden 167-190-200/557, Lavada Patterson 153-197-177/527, Angie Nardo 195-165-161/521, Carol Egenias 191-161-196/548, Paula Weissman 157-221-142/520, Betty McDiarmid 163-172-183/517, Becky Simpson 178-124-214/516, Angela Smith 158-153-203/514, Jana-lee Hagan 194-152-168/514, Lee Theiss 213-148-150/511.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESMax Cabral 242-239-246/727, Matt Mosley 226-267-233/726, Fale Sula 219-276-167/662, James Talley 169-267-213/649, Steve Anderson 202-221-213/636, Brandon Torgerson 218-200-215/633, Rick Anderson 191-197-237/625, Chris Mallory 224-213-177/614, Armondo Ramos 184-235-195/614, Antonio Smith 241-216-156/613, Amo Sula 205-218-183/606, Danny Collins 202-212-184/598, Tua Sula 170-242-185/597, Miguel Lopez 210-176-207/593, Jermain Cooper 170-208-193/571, Jaclyn Padgett 200-162-209/571.

SR. MEN’S TRIOGreat week for 300’s! Sherman Joseph, James Tipton and Phil Hylton. Jim Plante 171-225-227/623, Pat Kinard 213-206-243/662, Terry Brent 226-179-247/602, Sherman Joseph 300-182-223/705, Cecil Knighton 169-203-232/604, Ben Jones Sr 187-257-172/616, Fred Faniel 224-187-223/634, Phil Gipson 216-256-203/675, James Tipton 214-300-246/760, Jerry Peterson 244-223-216/683, Bob Pearson 175-212-229/616, Phil Hylton 186-201-300/687, Fale Sula 161-211-229/601, Conrad Vanasse 228-247-227/702, Rich Heid 225-223-189/637, Les Smullen 193-272-169/634, Dane Harrison 211-224-243/678, Art Diemert 214-215-192/621, Chark VanDenBerg 256-193-217/666, Ralph Oleary 261-157-236/654, Rick Moore 190-243-190/623, John Brown 203-173-225/601, Jorge fernandez 194-216-200/610, Dominic Antonio 216-177-236/629, Boylee Inocente 259-215-211/685, Archie Stull 213-270-183/666, Ron McClain Sr 256-246-211/715, BJ 210-202-199/611, Rudy Munzon 248-206-224/678, Herman Martin 185-229-193/607, Glenn Merchant 257-225-267/749, Rick Llaneta 255-223-256/734, Mauro Pendilla 243-222-191/662, Ray Santos 190-237-192/619, Billy Scott 213-249-195/657, Ed Brown 196-200-248/644, Don Boaz 212, Ray Culp 132-287-201/620, Bob VanHorn 203-214-191/608, Willie Burkhalter 167-238-203/608, Sonny Dew 145-252-236/633, Geno Shaw 213-195-206/614, Carl Labagan 247-212-196/655, Curmit Foster 203, Joe Swift 222, Tony White 200, Josh Hudson 203-231, Ed Cabs 235, Henry Hom 202, Charles Woods 211, Rollie DeGuzman 200, PeeWee Munzon 213, Ivory Herd 221, Ed Neal 223, James kennard 225, Ernest Chatman 208, Jim Burke 200, Phil Guliford 232, Steve Dagel 207, Dion Morris Sr 209-228, Wil Panton 214, Don Gardner 206-203, An-drew Morton 201, Rusty Campbell 224, Royce Smith 201, Eugene Richardson 213, Andrey Gilson 268, Bob Sneed 225, Billy Willams 215, Doug Dixon 213, Bobby Collins 205, Jimmy Hamilton 202, Charles Gleason 232-200, Paul Pertz 224, Rich kelly 219, Wayne Brown 212, Rick Hunter 203-203, Earl Hullett 233.

FUNSTERSJim Plante had an 804 series on games of 234-297-273. Tom Spencer 538, Arnie faria 533, Bob VanHorn 213/522, Jane Sim-mons 508, Bob Webb 209-214/574, Ken Seiple Sr 511, Jorge fernandez 203-213/584, fale Sula 212/566, Ernest Bouffard 510, BJ Theiss 212-208/599, Pat Erwin 152, Harold Runyon 521, Sandy Cotcher 245/582, Adela Santos 500, flora Martin 530, Boylee In-ocente 201-214/580, Willie Panton 215/573, Art Diemert 203/557, Dorothy Ruggiero 204/535, Willie Young 223/578, Josh Hudson 226/576, Don Keith 218/543, Doug Johnson 205/504, Ed Brown 236-227-206/669, John Sherman 507, Divina Buhay 205/564, Edward Buhay 575.

CAL BOWLEROSCarole Fischer 217-201/612, Brenda Durnin 241/580, Lee Theiss 234/571, Margo McClain 243/541, Agnes Blaisdell 512, Charlene Peterson 205/504, Bette Jane Richardi 202/504, Lillie Darden 503, Betty Moss 501, Sheryl Culp 215, Dee Phipps 201.Recycled Teens: Boylee Inocente 286/681, Rynze Dykstra 514, Terry Binuya 520, Wil Panton 573, Ron Leidholdt 578, Ken Seiple Sr 579, Jim Plante 613, B.J. 659, James Kennard 606, Edwin Brown 648, Pat Erwin 513, Don keith 545, Norma Myers 510, Ben Jones Sr 535, Bill Buckley 503, Glenn Merchant 558, Divina Buhay 539, Harold Runyon 559, Adela Santos 540.

GRANDMAS&GRANDPASRalph Wingert 585, Jim Young 527, Boylee Inocente 607, Joe Erwin 536, Jim Burke 609, Dorothy Ruggiero 518, John W. 552, Willie Burkhalter 623, Willie Panton 551, Glenn Merchant 569, Stan Murren 595, Ray Culp 501, Billy Williams 743, James Ken-nard 590, Dennis Galgana 531, Walter Gist 525, Lee Theiss 564, Chuck Ashton 506, Al Ortiz 597, Bob Stickney 546, B.J. 636, Chuck Patterson 558, ken Seiple Sr 509, Ron McClain 525.

YOUNG AT HEARTMary Spencer 111-166-127/404, Rose Belton 167-149-184/500, J.J. Scott 191-149-189/529, Dannie VanHorn 142-158-178/478, Bob VanHorn 160-195-160/515, Charles Gleason 218-184-265/667, Cathy Anderson 133-145-144/422, Wil Panton 190-214-211/615, Glenn Merchant 183-221-246/650, Audrey Johnson 146-129-127/402, Ed Johnson 170-141-145/456, Willie Young

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BOBCATSJawaun Jackson 128, Javon Bunting 110-115/324, Spencer Poz-gay 114-121/325, Tyler Newton 114, Tristian Erkelens 86, Aaron Wong 169.

CLASSIFIEDDanny Martinez 243-286/708, Chris Johnson 153-166, Larell Woods 198, Sabrena Callihan 135, Darian Jackson 178, Daniel Brown 212, Nolan Smith II 244-269-257/770.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors- Alan Hicks 168, Kaitlynn Soto 176, Danny Martinez 258-248-236/742, Chris Bartlett 181.Adults-Maria Kennedy 186-202, Edward Bukries 226-203/627, Matt Mesa 213, Paul Mehl Jr 226, Jack Allen 171, Ed Newby 207-211/611, Allen Tetter 214-211/618, Joyce Charles 220.

and to date in his adult career has had 14 Regional titles. Bill kamp of Vise Grips, who was at the event all weekend stated that frankos was “probably the best bowler on the west coast!”. On the horizon for frankos is the RPI (Resident Pro Invitational) in Reno coming up in December.

Although the number of entries was down this year (56), the event was blessed not only with a great prize fund of $8,760, but also with a serious contention of PBA Regional bowlers. Also gracing us with his presence the entire weekend was Len Nichol-son, better known as The Phantom, the originator of the internet radio bowling weekly show and long-time friend of the late Don Glover.

Not to be left out of all the action, former Glover Champions PJ Haggerty and Scott Norton both had their moments at this event. PJ Haggerty was the top qualifier in the “B” squad on Sat-urday with +60. In Sunday’s Finals he ended up second seed, but was eliminated by frankos who started their Step-Ladder match striking the first eight frames. Haggerty lost 192-253. Scott Nor-ton qualified in the “A” squad and returned Saturday night strug-gling at the start of the Semi-finals but worked his way up to -10 to make the Top 10 cut to return Sunday morning. Norton looked strong at the start of Match Play on Sunday morning but at the end of nine games he was barely hanging on to that Top 5 spot and had a bad match for Game 10 which eliminated him from the Top 5 Step-Ladder finals.

Results of the tournament were as follows: 1st – Jeff frankos, Daly City ($2,500); 2nd – Tony Reyes, San Bruno ($1,200); 3rd – PJ Haggerty, Roseville ($900); 4th – Dave Wodka, Chatsworth ($700); 5th – Steve Smith, San Diego ($500); 6th – Rod Tramp, Porterville ($450); 7th – Scott Norton, Costa Mesa ($400); 8th – Will Wilson, Anaheim ($375); 9th – Justin Laughlin, Visalia ($350); 10th -- Eric Grider, Bakersfield ($325); 11th – Jim Zim-merman, Tehachapi ($280); 12th – Rick Meneley, Santa Maria, ($270); 13th – Donald Benner, Palmdale ($260); 14th – Kevin Harlin, Milpitas ($250); 15th – Greg Thompson, Jr., Dublin (free 2011 Glover Masters entry); and 16th – Marvin Hale, San Jose (free 2011 Glover Masters entry).

5th annual Glover Masters Scratch Tournament will take place September 24-25, 2011. for tournament information, go to www.gesubc.org or contact Tom Smith at 661/333-0562.

Without the support of our Tournament Sponsors, this event would not be possible. Special thanks to our 2010 Glover Mas-ters Scratch Tournament Sponsors: Golden Empire USBC, GASSCO/Gary Davis, Phantom Radio, We The People/Legal Self Help/Carol Glover, AP Architects, Tom Smith, fabrications by Addington, The Bowler’s Edge Pro Shop/Mike Hefley, Pair & Marotta Physical Therapy, AMf Southwest Lanes, Jim foss/PGA Professional (kern River Golf Course), Arriaga’s Mexican food, Len Nicholson & Bette Addington (in memory of Leon Stroope) and Maria Soto and friends (in memory of Valerie Purcell).

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SEATTLE, Wash. (Sept. 23, 2010) – Track, a member of the Ebonite International family of bowling balls, will team up with pba.com’s Xtra frame video streaming service on Thursday, Oct. 14, for a unique live, online introduc-tion of the newest member of Track’s high-performance bowling ball line.

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its debut “live” on pba.com video streaming servicesubscription-based service, the Track webcast will be avail-able to the general public at no cost between Oct. 14 and Oct. 17.

The Xtra frame session will feature a number of play-ers bowling with the new ball on a variety of lane conditions to demonstrate its performance capabilities and its versatility.

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Also during the session, viewers will be encouraged to enter a special drawing for 10 of the new Track balls which will be given away, one per week, by Track following the

worldwide release of the ball on Nov. 10.

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How Green Was My Alleyby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Larry Green was the first to shoot a 300 in the presti-gious 590 Classic at Linbrook last week. This was the 3rd perfecto this 214 average bowler has rolled but it has been 16 years since his last one. Way to go partner. The grass (or alley) was lookin’ pretty Green, huh Larry?

Those rolling into the 900 Club last week were: Martin Angulo 256/925, Larry Green 300/915, Shawn St.Andre 245/914, frank Bell-inder 266/908, and Ron Douglass 268/900.

More great scores were: Alan Bloom 269/896, Norm Walker 238/868, Willy Bordenave 236/866, Stacy Rider 238/860, Juan Sandoval 226/858, Rose Williams 232/855, Rich Heid 221/851, Terry Brent 258/845, Tony Chaco 247/835, Ed Hermance 255/833, Rod Cantrell 256/825, Shig Shozi 234/823, Drew Parkin 239/817, Ginny Adams 236/803, Kantral Williams 222/802, Don Gardner 211/802 karen Bagnall 268, Jerry Roddam 258, Dick Mckenzie 252, Judy DiCrisi 245, Gloria ferrulli 245, John Phillips 236, Bob Gosnell 234, Nancy M. Smith 233, Rey Ortiz 232, Rob Roberts 231, Manny Magno 227, Gerald Lichtenheld 225, Becky Flint 224, Al Lara 221, fred Voysey 218, Mark Allen 216, Gino Vassallo 216, Janine Ditch 215, David McNaught 214, John Velasquez 211, Debbie Barrette 210, Dora Miller 203, Carl Adinolfi 202 Anderson Alcaraz 202 Marie Barbush 202, Jerry knight 202, Melissa fan 201, April Anderson 200, and Nicole Evans 200.

LINBROOK, ANAHEIM — It’s here! Fall that is, along with our new FUN winter leagues! Sign up for some of your favorite leagues and bring a friend! Santa Gals & Guys: Carl Adinolfi 232-210-255/698, Mike Robbins 244, Bob fulton 211, Rodger Morris 206, Terry Blankenship 202, Rudy Smith 202.Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 213.Lunch Bunch: Pat Basilio 223, Jim Grove 212-202.Monday Cypress College: Larry Nordstrom 231-223-221/675, Wesley Lock 235, Brad Pickler 212, Joseph Simbol 201.Ten Pins: Josh Boisoneau 213-237-214/664, Rodger Morris 255-222/654, Brian Peterson 206-220/619, Tony Toliver 201-215/608, Jesse Agustin 200-213/601.Vegas Nonsense: Lowell Thompson 210-218, Jim Johnstone 217, Calvin Duckworth 215, Tim Butler Sr. 208, Christina Byrd 203.Monday Night Football: Alan Bloom 213, Jakob 205.3’s Company: Melinda Manahan 206, Marylou Platte 201, karen Ba-gnall 201.R.C.R.C: keith Taylor 211-205.Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 255-245/672, Rey Ortiz 232-232/655, Steve Domon 214-211-225/650, Tom Gonzales 212-218/611, Clay How-ard 230/611.Just Desserts: ken Reser 224-256-215/695, Byron Reich 232, Jim Albert 223, Mike Blodgett 222, Adam Navarro 215, kim Gardner 205.B.S.M.: Glen kim 245-214/655, Myung Ja Lee 223-233/640, Sangchul Won 200-224-214/638, Hanseung Shon 210-232/612, Donghoon Choi 255/609, Sophia Kim 247/626.Golden Nuggets: Pat McGinn 200.Go For Nine(No tap): Clay Howard 253-276/728, Hoagy Wong 219-239-250/703, Jesse Contreras 210-256-201/667, Gino Vassallo 200-206-255/661, Gene Nichols 255-212/660, fran Stern 241-208/625, Sandy Durkin 246/615, Pat Nichols 218-207/608, Elburta Canfield 240, Diane Johnson 201.Party Timers: Randy Seifman 205-256/647, Ron Meyer 254/639, Robert Vivar 236/621, Mark McLeod 214-211/620, Josh Rahm 212-216/619.Anaheim Nisei: Vince Okada 222-233-213/668, Tom Hide 236-229-200/665, Geoff Chow 244, David Lautherboren 218, Bob Mendoza 209.525 Ladies Classic: Lynda Burge 213, Karen Bagnall 207, Joy McGregor 203.Nikkei: Sandy Viloria 217-203-205/625, Ken Kawado 216-212/624, Leo Asuncion 227-217/621, Sho Tanaka 247/614, Gil Barcoma 224.Santa Super Savers: Joe Molina 211-237/643, Tony Chaco 255/623, Carl Adinolfi 226/620, Jerry Roddam 224, Nick Lam 200-224.Thursday Mixed Seniors: Hoagy Wong 247-205/646, Jim Grove 245-205/643, Gino Vassallo 210, Norm McLeod 200, Pat Madonna 201.Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Chrys Shields 216-212/625, Tim Hill 226, Sam Webster 208, Debi Andreff 201.7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkley 256-230-245/731, Mike Hase 268-217-225/710, John Conway 237-258-213/708, Jong Lee 256-245/691, Matthew Goodloe 223-233-234/690.Grey Panthers: Norm McLeod 209. Jim Grove 202, Stan Lucas 202, Mike Warr 201.TGIF: Casey Jones 255/640, Tony Banks 213, Bill Swanson 208, Brian Blake 205, Bo Bowen 204.Vegas Party:Hong Kha 279-226-215/720, Lowell Huber 256-234-201/691, Pete fisher 258-214/656, Rick Sargent 269-205/653, John Conway 235-207-204/646, Cathy Lopez 205.Kamaaina Bowling Club: Kevin Fujinami 278-202/671, Frank Jones 234-212-204/650, Kalani Akui 238-232/643, Koku Lee 277/631, Ken Kawado 231, Pam Jones 212-203, Yvette Jahahn 209, Serena Miyahira 202.4-4 Vegas: Norm Walker 257-217-203/677, Hoagy Wong 235-212/637, Casey Otteson 211-203-202/616, Dino Chavez 226-200/611, Gregg Si-etsema 225, Tricia Sanderson 222, Tamara Christensen 214.Double Daters: Shane Oslund 245-259-202/706, Dan Duarte 209-216-245/670, Bob Legro 242-211/648, Shawn Oslund 205-247/626, Brett Law 245-212/613, Allyson Baligad 213-211, Erica Bruce 211, Traci Sodal 204.

Gamblers Anonymous: Steve Sparks 234-205/650, Mark O’Donnell 213-226/615, Hong kha 205-224/613, Alan Bloom 223-204/605, John Matinez 204, Rita Sparks 210, Rhiannon White 202.

Results of Senior No-Tap28 Entries@$10=$280, 28 [email protected]=$147, 28 prize [email protected]=$133, 25 3-6-9@$1=$25.Place Money: 1st-Bob Fulton 826 $27, 2nd-John Phillips 821 $18, 3rd-Gary Pagett 807 $15, 4th-Orlando Vanegas 794 $11, 5th-Carl Adinolfi 788 $8, 6th-Rose Carter 776 $5.Side Pots: Game 1 Handicap: 1st-Rose Carter 316 $7, 2nd-John Phillips 315 $5, 3rd-Yosh Hasegawa 314 $3.Game 2 Scratch: 1st-Rod Cantrell 300 $9, 2nd-Gary Pagett 276 $6, 3rd-Dick McKenzie 257 $4.Game 3 Handicap: 1st-John Phillips 314 $7, 2nd-Bob Fulton 287 $5, 3rd-Gary Pagett 276 $3.3-6-9 Carryover amount: $15, Added $25, Paid out $0, New Total $40. No Winner.

Stewart Strings ‘Em For 300 In Saturday Linbrook Juniors

In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart started out a little slow with a 171 but came back strong with great scores of 212-236 for a fine 619 series. Valerie Matsumoto socked a super 227 game. Christopher DeFazio crushed 187-210. Michelle Matsumoto mixed 185. Jennifer Lewis downed 113. Joshua Reid rolled 122. Tiffani Agustin topped 173. Chris Woodmansee whipped 193 and Chris Rinner ripped 132. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Manny Magno mastered the lanes for great games of 258-200-238 for a super 696 series. Hong kha was off to a slow start but finished big with 201-279 for a 642 series. Teammate Thomas Iriye scored a terrific 198. Andrew Stewart tallied 200. In the Bumper Busters khamron Gardner crushed the pins for 93-84, Jozlyn Johnson jumped to 88-54, Izel Cruz cruised to 77-85 and Shai Gardner scored 63-74. In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors all eyes were set on Andrew Stewart as he started the day with a perfect “300” game. Andrew added 200-209 for a fabulous 709 series. This is Andrew’s fourth 300 game. Terrific bowling, Andrew! We had more terrific scores to report by Chris Gushue 217, Jeff Hunt 213, Valerie Matsumoto 211-212, Michelle Matsumoto 209, Brandon Hoggatt 203, Joshua Villegas 192-168, Nick Gallant 191, Stephen Riley 135-130, Ronn Eagleton 126, Tyler flores 145, Taylor Paczkowski, 51 pins over average, with 176-164, Jesse Haxton with a pair of 172 games, Corey fisheli 165, Laura Robbins 106, Nicole Tan 158-158, Christian Cruze 88, Rebecca Peyatt 144, Cesar Guardado 180, Dafne Guardado 176-176, Janine Uyanga 145, and Paul Uyanga, 63 pins over average scoring 171. Great Bowling by all!

STUDIO CITY—We occasionally are harassed about not fin-ishing...Summer leagues are winding down and it’s time to start thinking of our Winter leagues! Remember it’s never too early to sign up so...

Pinz Adults: Wow Wee! Look at:

Tavern Guild: Darrell Tucci 277/713, Jay Johnson 267/684, Sue Purdie 267/641, David Quam 241/634, Mikey Witt 231, Tony Annibale 605.Twilighters: Steven knox 256/623, Dane Price 216/563, Robert Lerman 216/535, kevin king 209/539, Jim Moore 200, Barry Cohanim 567. Kings and Queens: Will Pisnieski 267/685, Robyn Anders 235, Tom Wigmore 230/653, Ken Storms 227/604, Luke Pebler 214/574, Wayne Roberts 598.Funseekers: Tony Annibale 269/731, Larry Schneider 268/692, Eric Maize 258/670, Zoran Jacimovic 257/672, Mitch Rosen 257, Jeff Pifko 704.

Pinz Juniors: GEE WILLIKERS! Can these kids...Hey they had fun at Sea World and Lego Land when they...Here’s the scores:

Junior Stars:Nicole Martinez 147/412, Alex Lemus 138/322, Angelo Costa 125/346, Nick Reid 119/311, Nery Lemus 113/335.Pee Wee Bumpers:Andrew Parker 102/172.Adult, Junior:Max Korn 235/572, Martin Korn 207/516, Brad Spector 186/538, Treven Goldsmith 178/516, Dave Wiltz 165/462.

Pinz Seniors: Age Doesn’t...you got great scores like:

Pin Pals:Judy Kautz 157, Karen Collier 154/431, Barbara Schwartz 147/378, Kristie Burgess 146/420, J.C. Moore 144/383, Shelly Djergian 144/403.Happy Timers:Yolanda Dragotta 145/347, Vicky Minceff 104/302, Gary Olsen 189/485, Sam Marion 170, Russ Romo 441.Senior Social:Charlene Gaffney 209/464, Christine Stark 209/583, Gary Olsen 208/597, Art Michener 196/522, Arthur Harris 194/527.Breakfast Club:Charlene Gaffney 174/494, Christine Stark 157/416, Donna Klein 156/421, Pam Vaughan 148/410, Jackie Davis 126, Doris Lazner 348.Joslyn Seniors:Pat Olsen 167/460, Kathy George 167/423, Bar-bara Abell 423, Russ Romo 213/540, Sol Stein 204/553. Bowler of the week: Our very own illustrious league coordinator Brandon Dzierngielewski with a high score of _ and a high series of _. Disclaimer: This week’s bowler has been picked without Brandon’s. The writer of this article feels it’s time to! His amazing scores can be attributed...and hours of practice! This, my friend is how it’s!Sweetness quote of the week: “Our standards for writing are higher and more formal than for speaking. They have to be, because when we read, we don’t have the speaker’s voice and expression and intonation to make half finished sentences and misused words clear.”“What the sentence says and does is essential in determining it’s legnth.” -Ursula k. Le Guin.

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