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EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTERABT SOCAL CITRUS BELT SUNDAY JULY 21 DEER CREEk LANESABT SOCAL ORANGE CO SATURDAY JULY 20 LA hABRA “300” BOWLABT SOCAL SAN DIEGO SUNDAY JULY 21 kEARNEY mESA BOWLABTA SATURDAY JULY 20 fRIENDLY hILLS LANESCAUL NO-TAP TOURNEY SUNDAY JULY 21 CAL BOWLkING Of ThE hILL SUNDAY JULY 21 fOREST LANESmIRUm qUINT TOURNEY fRI - SUN JULY 19-21 ThE ORLEANSNO-TAP DOUBLES SUNDAY JULY 21 DEL ROSA LANES
Honor RollName Score Date CenterSCOTT CLARk 300 7-07-13 EmPIRE BOWLEARL hULLETT 300 7-08-13 CAL BOWLfRED zOBEL 300 7-09-13 hARLEY’S SImI BOWLChARLES kENNY 300 7-10-13 mISSION hILLS BOWLRUSSELL kRUmENACkER 300 7-10-13 VISTA ENTERTAINmENTJEANNIE NORmAN 300 7-10-13 EmPIRE BOWLBRIAN LESEBERG 300 7-10-13 BUENA LANESDANIELLE SChILLING 713 7-10-13 BUENA LANESJULIE STUART 728 7-10-13 BUENA LANESPAUL YOUNCE 811/300 7-10-13 BUENA LANESmARLA GROVE 701 7-11-13 mORENO VALLEY BOWLmARIO mARqUEz 811 7-11-13 PALOS VERDES BOWLChARLES zELAYA 827/300 7-12-13 GABLE hOUSE BOWLmIkE ChARLES 300 7-14-13 hARLEY’S SImI BOWLChARLIE hORTON 300 7-14-13 hARLEY’S SImI BOWLmIkE ChARRON 804 7-15-13 SANDS BOWLPAUL NILSEN 879/300/300 7-15-13 CAL OAkS BOWL
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Call Jon at (949)770-0055 for more info or www.forestlanes.com
King of the hillSunday July 21st at 1pm (check in noon) • Teams of 4
Monthly Team Tournament with Optional Doubles • Team Event Entry Fee $20 per personOptional 3-6-9 - 179 & Under $120 - 180 & Over $180• Mystery Game 2 Carry Over $350
ORANGE COUNTY USBC SR. SINGLES
TournaMenT reMInderby Joy McGregor
FULLERTON — Our An-nual Senior Singles Tourna-ment is one of the more popu-lar tournaments and it is almost here... JULY 27TH AND 28TH to be exact! The host center is AMF CARTER LANES, lo-cated at 1501 Lemon in Ful-lerton with two squads each day: 11 am and 2 pm.
The guaranteed entries will close July 23rd with on-site en-tries accepted with lane avail-ability. So, hurry up ... you STILL have time to reserve your spot; you may also call Cheryl at the office at (714) 554-0111!!
The Orange County board is anxious to greet y’all at Carter Lanes.... so come for fun, good bowling, lots of ca-maraderie, a chance to win and keep cool in the AC!!!!!
FYI: The next OCUSBC tournament will be the Mixed Doubles at Linbrook Bowl on Nov. 2nd & 3rd, 2013.
LAS VEGAS — Every summer the BPAA hosts the biggest event in bowling:
BOWL EXPO. Bowl Expo is a week long series of events including meetings, seminars, legislative sessions, and a huge trade show.
The trade show, like other industry trade shows, is a huge twenty acre indoor exhibition hall filled with product booths. Each product booth is filled with product samples, adver-tising literature, handouts, photos, and sales personnel.
There are different sized booths, depending on the size of the company and the num-ber of products on display. Bowling ball manufacturers usually occupy the biggest booths, about 3,000 square feet or more. Brunswick, Ebonite, Storm, and Quibica/AMF fall into this category.
Other large booths were occupied by AAMA (Ameri-can Amusement Machine Association), Dexter Shoe
2013 Bowl Expo - The Trade ShowCo., International Bowling Campus (USBC), PepsiCO, Steltronic Automatic Scoring, and US Bowling Corporation. Smaller booths included those rented by Budweiser, Lind Shoes, Miller, Motiv, Mur-rey Bowling, 900 Global, and Team Cobra to name a few. There were nearly 500 exhibi-tors displaying their goods.
Of course there were food booths. Any major compa-ny trying to sell edibles to a bowling proprietor was there. These food companies hand-ed out free samples, touting the benefits of their product. Most of the people walking the ails were bowling propri-etors looking for products to enhance their business. Some of the food companies repre-sented included Coca Cola, Hershey, Hillshire Farms, Me-gaMex, PepsiCO, Pilgrim’s Pride, Rich, Rico, Sysco and Vienna Beef. The samples were yummy.
by Frank Weiler
The day BELONGS To alIceby Roberta McNaught
LAKEWOOD — Alice Meglemre was born on July 21, 1923 in Kokomo, Indiana and this year marks her 90th Birthday. This remarkable woman still lives in her own home alone. Drives her trusty Buick to the track, Dr. appoint-ments, grocery store , and any-where else she wants to go.
Alice MeglemreAn Open House will be
held for Alice on Sunday, July 28th, at Cal Bowl. The fun be-gins at 2:00 PM and the last slice of cake will be served at 4:00 PM.
Please come and help us honor this lady who has done so much for our sport of bowl-ing. This multi Hall of Famer was the Owner/Publisher of the California Kegler for 45 years. She organized and served as President of the Las Vegas Travel League for 53
bowl snbT, & help one of our own!
by Todd PfiferLAS VEGAS — Attention
all Western Region Bowlers! Las Vegas’ very own So. Ne-vada Bowling Tournaments is putting on one of their tour-naments, but with a twist and for a very special cause. It’s a fundraiser for David Haynes and Tisha Carter’s beautiful baby girl Judy. Judy was born with neuroblastoma cancer a month ago and the bowling community of Las Vegas has banded together to help raise money to help cover all the medical expenses.
This “Helping Hands” Scratch Five Gamer will hap-pen for two weekends on July 21 and 28th at noon at The South Point Hotel and Bowl-ing Center. For every entry fee paid ($60), Ten Dollars will be go directly to aid in covering the medical expenses. In ad-dition, there will be a Silent Auction as well as raffles each weekend. The Las Vegas bowl-ing community has stepped up in time of need to help a fellow family member out. There will be bowling equipment, restau-rant gift cards, as well as free rounds of golf, and even drinks and passes into a hot new night
club in town. These are just to name a few of the prizes given away.
Both David and Tisha have been a vital part of the bowling community for many years. Besides David being a PBA member, and several PBA Regional titles under his belt, (also over 125 perfect games), David owns one of the busiest pro shops in town. Yes, David has been a successful bowler since he was 13, but it is his personality off the lanes that draws people to David. Not only is he the first to donate equipment to leagues and charities, David even likes to help out the little guy in his shop. He is happy to give newer or smaller companies (i.e Jet Bowling) valuable dis-play space.and therefore help create a little buzz.
Tisha not only works non-stop at the South Point bowl-ing center, she supports all local bowling tournaments, clubs, and fundraisers at ev-ery center in town. She even started her own website (www.
MURRIETA — Paul Nils-en had the best night of his life Monday, July 15th.
Rolling in the 600 Scratch Trios, Paul started his four games with a 256, 24 pins above his 232 average. Nice beginning.
Then the strikes started coming. Game two, 300. Game three 279, Game four 300, for a 1135 four game set. OR 879 for a three game set. A house record for sure — but the U.S.B.C. has a strange rule about only the “first 3 games” in a four game contest will qualify for an award.
I’m sure we will hear more from Paul in the future —
Paul nilsen rolls house record at cal oaks
maybe a picture when he gets his 300 ring. Congrats.
Paul Nilsen
years. Alice will have all of her
editions of the Kegler for your perusing pleasure. Feel free to bring your momentos to share. She has just one request, “NO GIFTS”. I’m sure she would not mind a card. Mark your calendar for July 28th, Cal Bowl, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.
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howdy Jowdy !
NORWALK — Seems like if 3 old timers get together
by Carol Mancini
and start to talk about bowl-ing, certain names come up; Earl Anthony, Walter Ray Wil-liams, Dick Weber, etc., etc., etc., and John Jowdy. Why John? Because he made the best better, write about them, and then advised them on how to become even better!
This cigar smoking cur-mudgeon has won every award our sport has to offer. Hundreds of bowlers owe their success to John’s teaching. The rest of us are just happy to have known him and soak up some of the knowledge he shared with the world.
John is now in his 90’s and confined to home. If you would like to share a story, say thank you or just wish him well, write to:
John Jowdy8315 O’Connell RoadEl Cajon, CA 92021
BOWLING NEWSPage 2 July 18, 2013
NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione
edwIn MIller & son enrIco Placed 2nd In cusbc adulT youTh doublesRIVERSIDE — An email was received from Edwin Miller bearing the news that he and his son,
Enrico bowled in the CaliforniaUSBC Adult-Youth Scholarship Doubles. They came in second place out of 22 entries with total score of 1404. Enrico had games of 116-138-124 for 378 and Edwin himself, 216-268-179 for 663 and their handicap of 363.
The proud father added, recently Enrico bowled a high game of 182 during his youth league and is averaging over 130. The young bowler is getting close to a 200 game.
Right after Edwin’s email, came a news release from IBC (International Bowling Campus and USBC about two coming Youth bowling tournaments. North Pointe Junior Gold Championships July 15-17 and USBC Youth Open Championships July 18-28, both in Detroit. I forwarded this re-lease to Edwin with hopes he could prepare his son to take part in both tournaments in near future.
The North Pointe Junior Gold Championship has a record breaking 2328 entries and to accom-modate that many they are using 6 bowling centers in suburban Detroit. The youth bowlers are competing for nearly $275.000.00 in scholarship in 15Under boys and girls classes and 20U boys and girls classes. On July 15-17 all are bowling 5 games qualifying each day for 15 games total with one in every 7 bowlers advance to bowl 5 more games on July 18. Then the top 64 bowl additional 5 games with the top 16 with 25 games qualifying total go in match plays on the 19th.
The USBC Youth Open Championship will start on July 18 in Sterling Lanes which is one of the 6 centers used on July 15-17 Junior Gold Championship Qualifying. The youth bowlers compete in 4 players Team, Doubles, Singles and All-events. The prizes are estimated $90.000 Scholarships awarded in 4 age-based divisions - 8Under, 12U, 15U and 20U. The tournament will run from July 18 to 28.
Both tournaments will give Edwin Miller the awareness on how many games the youth bowl-ers would have to go through in completion. Edwin said he hopes Enrico will bowl in one of them someday.
SAN BERNARDINO — A crowd of about 60 Citrus Belt officers, directors, and bowlers gath-ered at the Elk’s Club in San Bernardino last Saturday night for the Citrus Belt’s annual Hall of Fame dinner. President MIKE RADDEMAN was program emcee with introductions by PHOSIE LOTZE and CURT SNYDER. Awards were presented by MARY MARGARET HAMNER and PAM MEEKER. Our event chairperson was NITA SCHMIDT.
Two bowlers were inducted into the Hall of Fame: Anita Murtishaw (superior performance) and Frank Weiler (meritorious service). Anita has been a Citrus Belt star bowler for about 20 years. She has averaged 200 or better most of those years. She led all association women in average two times, with her best being 216. At the time that 216 book average was an association record for women.
Anita bowled an 848 series about ten years ago. It is still the highest three game series ever bowled by a lady within the Citrus Belt. She has bowled three certified 300s. Anita and husband JIM MURTISHAW tied a national USBC record a few years ago when they both bowled perfect games as teammates in the same league and in the same game. They were the second couple to ac-complish this feat. Anita is grateful to husband Jim for his support and son MATT MURTISHAW for nominating her for the Hall of Fame.
Frank Weiler was inducted for meritorious service. Frank has been an association volunteer since 2000 and is currently a Vice President. He has been a Citrus Belt delegate to a dozen national ABC and USBC conventions. He is proudest of the fact that he has only missed two quarterly asso-ciation meetings in 14 years. Frank has worked numerous Citrus Belt tournaments over the years. The Citrus Belt conducts no less than seven tournaments each year.
Mr. Weiler has been writing for the BOWLING NEWS since 2002. Since 2009 he has been writing articles on a weekly basis. His articles have also appeared in such publications as South-west Bowling News (Arizona), Stars and Strikes (Texas), Ten Pin Alley (Nevada), and The World Bowling News (Northern California). Frank also appears on JOHN SOWELL’S Web Site: “[email protected]”.
Frank has won five national writing awards from the Bowling Writers Association of America (BWAA) and one from the California Bowling Writers (CBW). He served on the national Board of Directors of BWAA and currently serves on the board of the International Bowling Media As-sociation (IBMA). He also is on the board of the CBW. Frank is grateful to P.J. BUCKNER, LEE FITZGERALD and BOBBY LYONS for nominating him.
President Mike Raddeman wishes to thank the BOWLING NEWS for supporting the Citrus Belt and it’s bowlers.
ANITA MURTISHAW and FRANK WEILERInducted Into Citrus Belt Hall of Fame
by Therese Lloyd
VALENCIA LANES 2013-14 FALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE
23700 LYONS AVE., NEWHALL, CA., 91321 (661) 222-9080 ===============================================================================================DAY - TIME LEAGUE NAME TYPE # TEAM MEETING START MAX DATE/TIME DATE ===============================================================================================MONDAY 1:00 PM SUPER SENIORS HDCP ANY 4 OPEN 9/09 12:30 PM 9/09 6:00 PM LET’S BOWL HDCP MIXED 4 900 9/09 5:30 PM 9/09 6:00 PM MONDAY NO-TAP HDCP ANY 3 OPEN 9/09 5:30 PM 9/09 7:00 PM *VEGAS GAMBLERS HDCP MIXED 4 775 9/09 7:30 PM 9/09 ==================================================================TUESDAY 6:00 PM FUNTASTICS HDCP MIXED 5 900 9/03 5:30 PM 9/03 7:00 PM JUST FOR PARTY ANY COMBO 4 OPEN 9/03 6:30 PM 9/03 ==================================================================WEDNESDAY 9:15 AM VALLEY GIRLS HDCP LADIES 4 645 9/04 9:00 AM 9/04 6:00 PM *VEGAS ACES HDCP MIXED 5 890 9/04 5:30 PM 9/04 ==================================================================THURSDAY 9:30 AM 50/50 SCRATCH ANY COMBO 3 TM DIFF 9/05 9:00 AM 9/05 6:00 PM *V.L. & FRIENDS HDCP MIXED 5 900 9/05 5:30 PM 9/05 ==================================================================FRIDAY 11:00 AM SR NO TAP DOUBLES NON-SANCTIONED 1 OPEN 9/06 10:30 AM 9/06 7:00 PM *FRI. NIGHT PARTY HDCP MIXED 4 OPEN 9/06 6:30 PM 9/06 ==================================================================SUNDAY 6:00 PM * ULTIMATE HDCP MIXED 4 OPEN 9/08 5:30 PM 9/08 VEGAS LEAGUE
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BOWLING NEWSJuly 18, 2013 Page 3
Mitch Beasley speaking about Track bowling balls at Bowl Expo 2013
I am a bowler first and a writer second. Therefore, I love visiting the bowling ball company booths. I want to find out what new balls are coming out and how they will help my game. My most interesting conversations were with “reps” from Lane Master, Storm and Track.
When I stopped by the Track booth I had a chance to speak with MITCH BEASLEY. I hope Track management realizes that Mitch Beasley is an outstanding representative for their company. I know Mitch is an excellent bowler and a success-ful PBA competitor, but he is much more. He really knows his product (Track bowling balls) and was able to communicate that knowledge clearly and concisely. I really enjoyed listening to Mitch and learning about Track bowling balls. His explanation of Track’s ball number coding system was easy to understand and will be helpful to me when shopping for a ball in the future.
Each Track ball is numbered or coded from 100P to 912T. The higher the first numeral the higher the performance level of the ball. The ending letters (A, C, P and T) represent the ball movement that can be expected after you release the ball.
With an “A” ball (e.g., 910A) a bowler can expect an extreme move at the breakpoint. An “A” ball has an “angular” move. A “C” ball provides a strong continuous motion at the back end of the lane. A “C” ball is consistent. A “P” ball is a polyester finished black sparkle ball with a pancake core, making it ideal for picking up spares. The “T” ball (e.g., 300T, 503T, 706T, and 912T) provides traction going through the oil. The new Gen ET (extreme traction) cover stock will give the competition “HOOK ENVY.”
Next time I hope to tell more about my conversations with other exhibitors, including PBA stars like Norm Duke and Pete Weber. My thanks to Mitch Beasley for sharing his knowledge and the BOWLING NEWS for giving me the opportunity to de-scribe my experiences at the Bowl Expo trade show.
Bowl Expo continued from page 1
BOWLING NEWSPage 4 July 18, 2013
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BAKERSFIELD — Tony Rose left youth bowling with a bang! Competing in his last youth tournament, the JWTC (Junior World Team Challenge) the weekend of June 22-23, in Las Vegas, Nevada, Rose and his teammates won the event coached by his UNLV coach, Joey Shugart.
This caps off a surreal last couple of months for Rose who graduated from UNLV May 19th, was hired for a dream job at Expedia.com and was able to stick with his love for bowling and compete again this year in the JWTC tournament which has been held in Las Vegas the last couple of years.
Rose said he has competed in this particular tournament for seven years. The last three years he was coached by UNLV’s Shugart and his team also made the finals each of these years placing fourth, then last year second and then winning the championship this year.
For their 2013 Championship win, the team won $2,250 plus trophies and medals. Tony’s teammates on this year’s winning team, The Shenanigans, were Teddy Lucente from Elmont, NY/UNLV; Tiffany Cox from Las Vegas, NV/University of Arizona; Tony Rose from Bakersfield, CA/UNLV; Dan Hansen from Boise, ID/Boise State University; and Erik Mattewson from Las Vegas, NV/UNLV. Coach Shugart is the UNLV Head Coach for Bowling.
JWTC had (30) teams competing this year from all around the world (an international event that is WTBA certified). The event organizers are Steve Weinman and Ty Treddenbarger. This year’s event was the 18th annual and it took place at the Suncoast Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The for-mat was Day 1 for qualifying (5 regular games, 6 Baker games to qualify and then they were cut to Top 8 teams in each division). Tony’s team qualified for the semi-finals (Top 8) in first place! Next was Semi-finals and their qualifying scores do not carry over so they all started at 0. They ended up bowling the second seed (Gardena Bowl) for the title match where Tony’s team won 377-292.
Rose also placed second in the limited division Singles which won him $150 in scholarship money. And, Rose and his doubles partner, Dan Hansen were the Limited Division champions in Virtual Doubles (using their team scores).
Former CUSBC Star of Tomorrow Tony rose’s Team wins JwTc
Tournament in Vegas
(L-R) Erik Mattewson, Tiffany Cox, Teddy Lucente, Dan Hansen &Tony Rose
by Bette Addington
BOWLING NEWSJuly 18, 2013 Page 5
American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com
1 Ely Cruz 749 $6500 Cash & Carry 1150 Room 250 Qualify 300 Squads 900 ABTA Shirt 1752 Jimmy Wong 725 32503 William Samson 709 16254 George Alford Jr. 668 8005 Leny Urrutia 636 8006 Val Wise 729 3507 Marvin Galsim 720 3508 Edmond Del Mundo 713 3509 Andrew Toro 695 35010 Randy Lund 702 28011 Fel Garcia 699 28012 Mike Bousquet (SS) 687 28013 Vuong Do 680 28014 Chris Marquez 674 28015 Danny Eguilos 671 28016 kelly Wynn 667 28017 Beth Velasquez 624 28018 Mark Fisser 726 24019 David Dittlinger 717 24020 Christopher Eguilos 703 24021 Steve Brode 702 24022 Justin Ziegler 701 24023 Kent Maruyama 696 24024 Carlos Umana 695 24025 Stan Por 693 24026 Fred Go 676 24027 Beth Wilcutts (SS) 673 24028 Dustin Keener 671 24029 Chonthida Athiprayon 643 24030 Faye Josafat 637 24031 Maria Luz Cruz 635 24032 Jessica Ting 632 24033 Pat Grogan 666 20034 Alan Libao 664 197.535 Ray Varela (SS) 662 19536 Bernie Navarro 661 191.2537 Tip Jeensalute 661 191.2538 James Samson 660 186.2539 Thomas Eng 660 186.2540 Samson Kong 659 182.541 Roland Suase 658 18042 Fred Rivera (SS) 657 176.2543 Danny Guevarra 657 176.2544 Roland Sanchez 656 172.545 Ed Abarca 654 17046 Ted Villaroman 653 167.547 Mark Kight 60% 652 9948 Cezar Marcella 650 162.549 Victor Mejia 649 16050 Michael Kristich 648 156.2551 Norris Montague (SS) 648 156.2552 Anthony Jilek 647 152.553 Norman Worthy 646 15054 Lito Delacruz (SS) 644 146.2555 Chuck Raz 60% 644 87.7556 Jonathan Barraca 643 141.2557 Scott J. Smith 643 141.2558 Ronnie Cordero 641 137.559 Darrow Tiongco 636 133.7560 Kenneth Pickett (SS) 636 133.7561 George Parker 634 128.7562 Dominik Flick 634 128.7563 John Alvin Samson 630 12564 Jim Smith (S.D.) (SS) 629 73.565 Leonard R. Harris 623 12066 Michael Davis 622 117.567 Ben Bagaoisan (SS) 619 11568 Don R. Johnson (SS) 618 112.569 Jack Trongale (SS) 616 11070 Fred Ringor 615 11071 Yenny Eng 614 109.2572 Marcele Rocke 614 109.2573 Rolly Itchon 614 109.2574 Scott R. Johnson 613 10975 Anita Smith 60% 611 64.7576 Arnold Trias 610 10877 Steven Alford 609 10878 Angelo Cruz 608 10779 Loreto Sicam 605 10780 Randy Sanicolas 604 10781 Ricardo Baca 603 10682 Lito Dizon 602 10683 Bill Swanson 599 105.584 Claudio Puglisi (SS) 599 105.585 Veronica Boone 598 10586 Sierre Herradura 598 10587 Carlos Gonzales 598 10588 Deborah Sanders 597 10489 Henry Murphy (SS) 597 10490 Shaun Suase 596 10491 Tim (Vien) Tran 589 10492 Annaliza Agoncillo 588 10393 Meng Chea 588 10394 Akeyla Basto 579 10395 Beth Borci 579 10396 Sol Cericos 578 10397 Dino Cantoria (SS) 576 10298 Doll Liggon (SS) 574 61.2599 Allan Basto 573 102100 Greg Kokanour 567 102101 Marvyn Galsim 562 101102 Rosita Gonzales (SS) 559 101103 Manuela Stolte 556 101
abTaSouth Point - July 4-7, 2013
104 Goretti Borromeo 60% 544 60.5105 Rachel Macias 543 100106 Donald Eubanks 543 100107 Sam Sanicolas (SS) 541 100108 Richard Hirata DNF 100109 Tim Austin DNS 100
DOUBLES1 Val Wise / Justin Ziegler 1466 1702 Christopher Eguilos / Danny Eguilos 1459 1503 Don R. Johnson / Greg Kokanour 1453 1404 Greg Kokanour / Chris Marquez 1441 1305 John Alvin Samson / Alan Libao 1433 1206 Jessica Ting / John Alvin Samson 1421 1107 James Samson / John Alvin Samson 1421 1108 Cezar Marcella / Ben Bagaoisan 1417 1009 Vuong Do / Christopher Eguilos 1416 9010 John Alvin Samson / Fel Garcia 1406 9011 Vuong Do / Jimmy Wong 1399 8012 Greg Kokanour / Jack Trongale 1390 8013 Kent Maruyama / Darren Garcia 1388 7014 James Samson / Alan Libao 1386 7015 Steven Alford / George Alford Jr. 1385 6016 George Alford Jr. / Steven Alford 1385 6017 Don R. Johnson / Le Star Walker 1384 5018 Fred Galvan / Fred Rivera 1384 5019 Deborah Sanders / Don R. Johnson 1383 5020 Vuong Do / Justin Ziegler 1382 4021 Edmond Del mundo / Tim (Vien) Tran 1379 4022 Le Star Walker / Greg Kokanour 1377 4023 John Alvin Samson / Teddy Villaroman 1373 3024 Christopher Eguilos / Ronnie Cordero 1372 2025 Jonathan Barraca / Edgardo Talavera 1372 20
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Ely Cruz Wins $9,175 in ABTA July Las Vegas Open at South Point(L-R) Leny Uruttia 5th, $800 -- Will Samson 3rd, $1,625-- Bob Smith ABTA Tour Director, Nympha Cruz proud wife and ABTA supporter of Champion Ely Cruz $9,175, Jimmy Wong-runner up $3,250 and George Alford 4th $800.
LAS VEGAS — The South Point was our host and again a Great Event for our Members in our Annual July Las Vegas Open over the July 4 Week-end. It was wonderful. We had members return from all across the United States and Germany totaling 579 entries with Saturday Eve Finals.. The cut scores, Men were + 45 on Wednesday, + 97 on Thursday, + 79 on Friday, + 75 on Sat-urday, and +84 for the re-entry squad. For the women it was +34 on Wednesday, + 47 on Thursday, + 47 on Friday, + 69 on Saturday, and +9 for the re-entry squad. The Super Seniors added to the board were Tim Austin +72, Sam Sanicolas +72, Jack Trongale + 67, and Mike Bousquet +67. For the women it was Rosita Gonzales +40, Anita Smith +31, and Si-errie Herredura +31. Super se-niors are men 63 and over, and for the women, you just need to be a young 55. That would give us 109 bowlers making it to the semi-finals.
High qualifiers for the tournament—Mark Fisser for the men with a + 167 and for women it was Akeyla Basto +124. They will get a paid en-try into a future regular ABTA event. At each tournament, our top seed draws the Match Se-ries, and this time it was worth $5,000. Mark drew a 597. We had one bowler who shot that and it was Dustin Keener from Georgia. It was his 1st tourney in 12 months so he got 25% of $1,250. That means the pot will start at $4,760 at Friendly Hills, and surely hit $5,000 Cap. In the 3-6-9 Roll-off we saw both Ed Abarca and Ed-gardo Talavera miss in the fi-nal round. They split the $100 consolation and we will go for $2,100 at Friendly Hills.
In the optional doubles, leaders were Val Wise and Justin Ziegler with a 1466
ely cruz wins abTa las Vegas open at south PointKeener Hits $1,250 in the Match Series BIG POTS Carry Over This Week3-6-9 will be $2,100 • Match Series $5000 • Match Game to be $5,000
ABTA Visits Friendly Hills/Whittier -- One Day Semi -- Frozen Handicapfor $170. Finishing in second place was the Eguilos Boys, Christopher and Danny, with a 1459 for $150. There was a total of $1,970 paid out in doubles and 25 paid spots with low to cash of 1372.
This would bring us to our top 32 Match Play finals. In the first round, the fifteen los-ers were Mark Fisser, Fred Go, Jessica Ting, Carlos Umana, Maria Luz Cruz, Beth Wilcutts, David Dittlinger, Kent Mar-uyama, Faye Josafat, Dustin Keener, Chonthida Athip-rayon, Justin Ziegler, Christo-pher Eguilos, Steve Brode, and Stan Por. Each will get $240. In the second round, the eight losers were Mike Bousquet, Kelly Wynn, Danny Eguilos, Randy Lund, Chris Marquez, Fel Garcia, Vuong Do and Beth Velasquez with each of them getting checks of $280. In the third round, the four los-ers were Andrew Toro, Marvin Galsim, Edmund Del Mundo, and Val Wise with each getting checks for $350.
We were down to the final five bowlers. The weekly hors-es paying a low of $49, Wil-liam Samson, to a high of $379 for Leny Urrutia. In one of the matches, we saw our fourth seed Jimmy Wong bowling the twenty-ninth seed Leny Urrutia. Jimmy advanced with the win in this match. In the other match, it was the eighth seed William Samson bowling the twenty-fifth seed George Alford. Will would advance to the semi-final. Finishing in 4th and 5th place were George Alford and Leny Urruita, they each got $800.
Our semi-final match was set and would pit the fourth and eighth seeds from the semis against each other. In the weekly “horses”, we would see William paying $49 and Jimmy paying $94 if they would win their match.
This match was another one of the low scoring matches as it was a battle to see who could survive the long day. William would jump out to a lead of 36 pins after four frames but a string of 3 opens allowed Jimmy to jump out in front and not let go as he came from be-hind to take this match with a 169/210 to 144/201 to advance to the title match. Will would go home in third place, back-to-back weeks, He is Roll-ing NOW!! And take home $1,625! Jimmy advanced to the title match and was your horse winner for $94.
The title game was set at South Point Hotel & Casino Lanes. It would be top quali-fier Ely Cruz going against the fourth seed Jimmy Wong. As is our custom each week we would start with the photo, taken by Chris as the cam-era man was bowling for the title. He forgot about it and was walking away so we had to remind him to come back and take the photo to start the match. Jimmy would start with a strike and Ely came up with an open and spare. Jimmy would follow with two opens and Ely came up with a spare and open.
After 3 frames Ely had a 23 pin lead. Jimmy would get a spare and strike in his next two frames. Then Ely came up with a spare and strike of his own. Jimmy followed up with another strike in the sixth for a double but could not trip the 4 pin in the seventh and settled for a spare to trail by 10 pins. Ely came up with a strike in his seventh and left the 6-10 in the eighth frame. Then Jimmy would open in the eighth frame to trail by 24 pins. That was all Ely needed as he would fin-ish out clean. Jimmy was not able to overtake him, and Ely would win his fifth ABTA championship with a 188/233
to 171/212. He would take home $6,500 for the victory, an additional $1,150 for Cash and Carry, $250 for booking and staying at South Point, $300 for qualifying on Thursday, $900 for bowling 29+ squads in past year, $175 for wearing his ABTA Shirt to give him a total of $9,275. Jimmy would take home $3,250 for his sec-ond place finish.
Champion Ely Cruz is from is Baldwin Park and used a Hammer 1st Blood drilled by the talented granddaughter Tori Wahl. He is married to Nympha and they have one daughter Rita along with a lovely granddaughter Tori. He would like to thank his family, a special thank you to Bob, the “Barkada” for all their cheers and encouragement, his lovely wife Nympha for all her pa-tience, and I am sure he will come up with a special video for his win, “way to go Ely”. You are one of the GOOD GUYS for sure!
Jimmy Wong, Second Place, is from Walnut and used a Radical drilled by himself. He is married to Ada, another fine ABTA bowler, and they have three boys Alex, Anson and Alden. He would like to thank the Bowl Mania league, his family, specially his wife Ada who was upstairs in bed with the boys, the South Point Hotel and Casino for host-ing the event and the staff at ABTA.
Will Samson, Third Place, is from Rancho Cucamonga and used a Quantum drilled by Marv Sargent. He is mar-ried to Vida and they have two fine sons James, and John who also bowl regularly in the ABTA, along with a daugh-ter JoAnne. He would like to thank his family for all their support, Lito and Tess Dizon, Oscar Ibardolza, Lord Fergu-son, the ABTA and its Staff.
George Alford, Fourth Place, is from Los Angeles and used a Global Train drilled by Mike Wahl. He is married to Sharon and they have two kids Matthew and Steven who also bowl the ABTA. He would like to thank his family especially his wife Sharon, along with his two boys. Thanks to the South Point for hosting the tourna-ment, the ABTA and its staff for putting on a fine event.
Leny Urrutia, Fifth place, is from San Diego and used a storm Frantic. She is single, and would like to thank the ABTA Staff, South Point, all the friends and family, the cheering section, and a special thank you to her #1 supporter “Easy Ed” Abarca.
This week the winner of the Sponsor ball from “900 Global” was Jeffrey Sargent.
In our weekly drawings, win-ning a Paid Entry was Marvyn Galsim, Darrin Garcia, Young Choi, winning a Vegas Paid Entry was Fel Garcia, win-ning ABTA shirts were Carla Sanchez and Mike Bousquet. Winning a 900 Global ball was Fel Garcia, and winning IAM.SOR Bracelets were Sierrie Herradura, Wilson Cheung, and Carlos Umana.
Join us Saturday at Friendly Hills Lanes. See our ad for ad-dress and directions. You can check our website (www.ab-ta1.com) for schedule and di-rections.See comments tab on our website. Next week July
27 we visit Keystone Lanes in Norwalk. Make Plans for our next big event at Cal Bowl over Labor Day weekend.
Its history folks as Ely Cruz enters the archives as our latest champion.
Hope to see you at Friend-ly Hills Lanes Saturday For a GOOD ONE--ALL POTS CARRY OVER $$$ . Thank you for being an ABTA mem-ber until then!
“Thank you” to the fine staff at the South Point Ho-tel and Bowling, another fine event put on by Mike Monyak and his staff. We cannot wait to return there in January.
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UPLAND — Mark Watanabe won the ABT SoCal Citrus event at Upland Bowl on Sunday, July 14. Mark is a sales manager and is married to Sharon. They have one daughter, Faith. This was Mark’s first championship. He has been bowling for about ten years, and about one year with ABT. Mark bowls in the Sansei Trio League at AMF Carter Lanes. He was using a Storm IQ Pearl and a Storm Super Natural drilled by Chuck Weeks for the win. Mark wanted to dedicate his win to his wife and daughter for believing in him and allowing him to bowl. Mark wanted to thank Chuck Weeks and Glenn Wada for helping him with his game. He also wanted to thank Chuck Weeks for taking care of his equipment and Stan Takeuchi for introducing him to ABT. Mark also wanted to thank Upland Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors for running the event.
SAN DIEGO — Spud Brown won the ABT San Diego event at Parkway Bowl on Sunday, July 14th. Spud is married to Leah and has three children, Nick, Mia and Keaven. Spud is a multi-time champion with several 300 games to his credit and a high series of 838. He has been bowling for over 38 years, and about 20 years with ABT. He was using Hammer equipment drilled by Teddy Turner for the win and wanted to thank him for taking care of his equipment. Spud wanted to thank his mom, Go Go Brown, son Nick Brown and friends Alejandra and her mom, Maria and Juan for their support during the weekend along with other family members that wished him well. Spud wanted to say a special thanks to Jeff Usrey from Hammer Bowling for his support and encourage-ment. He also wanted to thank the great staff at Parkway Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors for running the tournament.
LA HABRA — SoCal Orange County will be at LaHabra 300 Bowl on Saturday, July 20th. Squad times are at 12, 1:30 and 3PM followed by single game elimination finals. The address is 370 E. Whittier Boulevard in the city of LaHabra. The phone number is 562-691-6721. First place guaranteed at $1000 with Mega Pot.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA — SoCal Citrus will be at Deer Creek Lanes on Sunday, July 21st. Special squad times at 11, 12:30 and 2PM followed by single game elimination finals. The address is 7930 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga. The phone number is 909-945-9292. First place guaranteed at $1000 with Mega Pot.
SAN DIEGO — SoCal San Diego will be at Kearny Mesa Bowl Sunday, July 21st. Squad times at 12, 1:30 and 3PM followed by single game elimination finals. The address is 7585 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard in San Diego. The phone number is 858-279-1501. First place guaranteed at $1000 with Mega Pot.
SoCal Payout and Final Sandings for the week ending 7/14/2013
91 Entries $4,115Side Pots $975Championship Shirts $150Other Prizes $0Total Paid Out to ALL Members $5,240
Name City Winnings
Spud Brown Lakeside $1,000
Mark Watanabe Yorba Linda $1,000Marc Diaz San Diego $500Billy Dacanay Spring Valley $250 Dir.B.Cauble,Champion Mark Watanabe,2ndRon Varney Hesperia $250 Ron Varney, 3rd Delano roberts, 4th StanDelano Roberts Diamond Bar $175 Takeuchi, Setting In for R.Bowers is 6thErnie NeryWilliam Dillon Santee $150Stan Takeuchi Upland $150Randy Bowers Riverside $125
Tim Ursillo Spring Valley $100Ernie Nery N.Hollywood $100Randy Myers Citrus Belt $90Riz Lejarde Lakeside $80Vic PaolucciVic Paolucci OrangeOrange $75$75R.B davis Lakeside $70
SoCAL EVENTS Dir.M.Crom, Champion Spud Brown,2nd Marc Diaz
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If boys and girls are bowling enthusiasts, they must learn the scoring and mathematics necessary. The math end needs close attention, and it can become a bit com-plicated when the youngster gets involved with averages, high games, high series, point systems and the many other statistics connected with bowling. In addition, they learn to count quickly and true, just to make sure opponents are doing it properly.
So, to keep their place as young bowling experts, they must pay heed to math.
They want to be able to decipher entry blanks and rule books, and they want to read the accounts of leagues and tournaments and the exploits of their bowling heroes in newspapers, bowling publications and magazines, so they have more concern for reading. Whether they know it or not, they become better readers, and more acquainted with words.
They learn how to win, how to lose, how to organize, how important team efforts are, and how it is just as im-portant to be an individual. And they learn that, sometimes all too painfully, and they learn without undue pressure on them.
Boys and girls interested in bowling can’t bowl all they want since most allowances won’t stretch that far. Many become a little more eager to do some extra chores around the house to earn some extra money to bowl some extra games.
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Youngsters interested in bowling can’t help but have their competittve spirit around. And even it they’re not the greatest bowlers, they can become involved with the organizational structure, and even if they show little interest there, the sport becomes a social outlet and education.
They will develop a de-sire to win that will usually carry into the classroom and into life. Bowling is a mirror of iife and they can relate whatever they do to bowling in some way or an-other.
Few young bowlers get into trouble. Few juvenile offenders have discovered bowling. This is a tribute to those juniors who bowl, the people who guide them and the bowling centers in which they roll. Most bowl-ing centers welcome ju-niors with open arms, but don’t baby them, and insist upon proper dress and ac-tions. Young people learn a little about rules in regard to other people’s property, and also about discipline.
One of the great beau-ties of bowiing for young-sters is that it wll be there always. Some bowl the rest of their lives. Many go through gaps, where, be-cause of schooling, jobs, marriage and family obliga-tions, they’re out of bowl-ing. But most come back at one time or another, the fun and lessons they learned in bowling still stored away.
Books and bowling do go together, math, history, finance, competition, sat-isfaction, all in a pleasant atmosphere answering a social need with a physical outlet, are combined.
Mothers, and fathers, will worry. Those worries are cut to a minimum if that girl or boy finds bowling as an outlet. And you never have to look very far.Last Weeks Solution 2 5 1 8 6 9 3 7 4 7 9 3 2 4 1 8 6 5 8 4 6 7 3 5 9 1 2 1 3 2 5 8 6 7 4 9 5 7 4 9 2 3 6 8 1 9 6 8 1 7 4 5 2 3 6 2 5 4 9 8 1 3 7 3 1 7 6 5 2 4 9 8 4 8 9 3 1 7 2 5 6
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BURBANK — While chatting with one of my fellow bowl-ers this morning, I found myself revisiting the reason I am so in love with bowling. My friend was disillusioned with the league we were bowling and felt no excitement in being there. This saddened me. It made me realize that while I am fond of bowling because of the integrity of the game, the people I associate with through bowling and the joy of introducing the game to the youngsters, it is my attitude that enhances my experience.
I look forward to my league days, no matter in which center I am currently bowling. Lane dressing does not ef-fect my game, I do. I started in the sport long before ag-gressive balls, plastic coated pins and synthetic lanes. I was fortunate enough to be brought up under the tutelage of people who made themselves accountable for how their game scored.
Extreme hook balls and exercising excessive speed were not quite as essential in those days. Accuracy and consistency was the name of the game. I certainly do not wish to discount the ability of todays bowlers. They rock! However, their attitude is definitely different than my own. I think I learned to appreciate other bowlers abilities, not criticize them. Consequently, I was not comparing myself to others, I was stretching to reach my personal best and could enjoy my fellow bowlers and learn from them as well. Boiled down, as my kids remind me, I live for bowling. I only hope all of you can ‘love’ bowling and pass that joy on to others.Sunday Night: (scr) John Ross 266, Nicole Nelson 189, Setu Molia 657, Peggy Eklund 546. (hdcp) Ryan Hinchliffe 295, Angela Stansbery 249, John DiPietro Sr. 706, Aileen Camcam 675.monday 690: (scr) Mike McMahon 254, Carol Thrasher 213, Steven Jones 688, Glenda Nale 578. (hdcp) Travis Mikels 246, Michelle Marx 234, Les Hill 668, Donna Hig-gins 640.Practice League: (scr) Axel 243, Krystale Blue 134, Phil Williams 599. (hdcp) TJ McElroy 263, Peggy Henmi 238, SC Clyde 722, Amanda McCann 626.Orbits: Handicap scores only. Kiki Franklin 256/642, Yo-landa Cummings 237/620, Joan Jones 222/608.ICF No Tap: Handicap scores only. Kelly McDonough 288/797, Wilma Bartus 268/666, John Kanda 274, Diane Shambart 261/689.Holy Bowlers: (scr) Jeff Ellis 199, Jenny Falchini 158, Scott Jones 372, Olivia Marriott 304. (hdcp) Scott Scoz-zola 272, Kathy Mariott 248, Jim Roope 487, Rosie Roope 496.Wednesday Night Hdcp: (scr) Ubuild Lenon 280, Ju-lieta Ward 215, Michael Fajardo 683, Sharlene Palos 578. (hdcp) Cesar Villa 290, Grecia Baltazar 250, Axel Brutz 769, Margie Silverman 673.
That’s it for this week so until next time...keep the ball rollin’!
WINNETKA — Welcome back to another week of high scores from the bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. If you want to know who made this list keep on reading...River Maniacs: Good luck to all! Sweeper bowling this Sat-urday, July 20th at 9:00 A.M. at Riverside Lanes in Laugh-lin. Jeremy Pearson 266/732, Monise Kelly 213/613, Kevin Gross 289/730, Marsha Martinez 243/589, Charles Kenny 279/729, Robert Adams 266/715, Jude Niles 709, Rosie Bates 538, Stephanie Mendez 202/527, Roberta Martel 223/518, Louis Fonvergne 277, Lou Cherpin 268.League Of Our Own: William Lingamen 207/575, Mela-nie Campos 158/471, Ken Lorenzo 224/571, Megan Lum 181/455, Mark Alvarino 200/571, Chris Abejuela 538, Cle-mente Torres 214/537.Comedians: Mike Pollack 255/683, Erica Pollack 233/586, Dan Onestinghel 254/682, Russ Gothrick 237/652, Joe Myers 651, Vince Koeller 249/643, Mary Becker 212/493, Robert Henley 237.Dodger Bowling Club: Charlie Eisen 220/630, Roberta Martel 537, Branden Merrill 230/580, Kayla Bernstein 219/536, Justin Pluchino 216/596, Andy Rizo 202/553, Sam Solorio 526, Jon Schmolke 203.Sport Shot Singles: (4 games) Kevin Gross 246/749, Matt Jones 205/738, Reggie Brown 229/729, Mike Willis 710, Aaron Steinberg 704.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 248/675, Karen McDonald 225/565, Connie Wannomae 555, Mary Lauer 211/529, Barbara Charnes 522, Cindy Dominguez 217, Farol Brif-man 215.Short ‘N Sweet: Kevin Gross 264/778, Kathy Litzenberger 180/531, David Athans 244/681, Allan Nathan 237/638, Gary Gladstone 254/636. Elmer Bernal 620, Dale Rubin 242/620, Molly Hunter 380, Lynn King 367.SFVCC Nikkei: Stan Date 234/607, Noriko Fukunaga 232/658, Tony Shiotani 248/566, Kirk Sasaki 223/598, Shoji Takeshima 223/596, Eiji Fukumoto 227/587, Tami Shiotani 536.
JUNIORS8 For 8: (2 games) William Wales 98/195, Skylar Sakuei 114/192, Shane Schneider 103/190, Aaron Schneider 99/176, Ravi Linden 82/159.Junior Royals: Justin Pluchino 231/615, Julia Frias 192/521, Keith Nelson 224/566, Moe Fienbereg 199/525, Erik Godin 196/481, Cameron Brown 118/346, Emily Ha-worth 151/407, Deanna Frias 110/288.
SENIORSSenior No-Tap Alibi Tournament is Tuesday, July 23rd at 12:30 p.m. Coffee and Donuts will be served. 300 Jackpot: $149.00. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Al Reiswig 245/719, Carolyn Scher-zberg 236/585, Richard Greenzweight 253/658, Bob Hus-by 214/608, Tom Tucker 211/573, William Tidemanson 211/546, Bev Zietz 190/502, Barbara Vaccarello 204/494, Diana Walden 155/435, Temmy Walker 151/434.Funtimers: Ron Doll 244/691, Carolyn Scherzberg 258/683, Bill Robb 215/617, Richard Greenzweight 229/614, John Rosen 603, Hung-Lay Quon 221/595, Karen McDonald 235/631, Connie Wannomae 212/558, Ursula Bronner 487, Bev Zietz 478, Dick Valtin 220, Carole Peire 191, Temmy Walker 189.39’Ers Senior Trio: Ron Doll 259/695, Carolyn Scherzberg 218/611, Richard Greenzweight 258/682, Bernhardt Roth 234/623, Jose Blanco 253/622, Rick Kopper 609, Arlene Bonino 204/540, Candy Adams 181/524, Diana Walden 187/512, Patricia Carpenter 465, Ed Wannomae 236, Ellen Hogan 165.Have a great week and stay out of the heat.
LAKEWOOD — The weather has been so hot. Does that mean that the scores here at Cal Bowl are HOT too? Let’s see what kind of scores they reported.Marcus Lemons Vegas Outlaws: (Week 8) Matt Garcia 746, Arnold Cheesman 730, Emmerson Wafer 269/719, Shannon Santos 279/714, David Fitzgerald 712, Brandon Grant 707, Darrion Tipton 279/706, Mike Villarreal 268, Nick Negrete 267, Ronnie Lemons 267, Denisha Wil-lams 245/679, Phylissia Smith 230/622, LaJeana Harris 219/575, Tianna Tipson 567, Deb White 244/560, Ikedra Toliver 221, Dana Dadaian 212/554. (Week 9) Emmerson Wafer 758, Matt Garcia 749, David Fitzgerald 276/741, Jel-lo Gray 278/733, Brandon Grant 266/717, Shannon San-tos 716, Chauney Merritt 715, Jeremy Glover 280, Arnold Cheesman 279, Darrion Tipton 278, Vernon Adams 278, Denisha Williams 268/748, Crystal Barker 237/664, Pam Wilson 246/638, Diann Donaldson 608.Captain & Crew: Mel Leach 528, Sandy Cotcher 212/519, Shirley Dohrman 505. Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Walter Gist 208/555, Fale Sula 212/521, Billy Williams 201/508, Don Keith 506, Yvonne Clarke 522, Tua Sula 209/516, Donna May 224.Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 274/797, LaMart Jenkins 248/655, Marc Wilson 241/590, Henry Beaudion 213/576, Joe Lipsey Jr. 569, James Talley 213/564, Dee Turner 192/495, Mandy Dominguez 483.Mega Vegas Sunday: James Matthews 280/748, Jona-than Gale 246/688, Jamie Carrington 237/673, James Tal-ley 246/641, Michelle Allen 213/576, Angela Hillig 514, Ed-die Hor 279.Vegas Crackpots: Carl Stokes 247/703, James Kennard 258/696, Gerald Williams Jr. 262/688, Alwyn Woods Sr. 264/659, Charles Sumling 235/644, Jacob Culpepper 643, Janet Love 212/607, Ellen Myers 256/585, Joann Culpep-per 237/577, Teka Williams 574.Fil-Am Bowlers: Rey Santos 247/713, Stephen Gau-cin 276/704, Randy Antazo 243/685, Rolando Untal 647, James Borillo 248/644, Fred Guray Sr. 237/641, Som Seng 640, Jean Colian 222/622, Tess Santos 203/543, Elvira Gauci 538, May Toledo 536. Loose Change: Jamie Carrington 660, Mark McCormick 604, Walter Stebok 550, Bill Warren 490, Geno Fontecchio 245, LaMart Jenkins 204, Julie Grabinski 478, Kelly John-son 144.C.A.U.L.: (Week 9) David Regul 246/701, RJ Guimond 247/656, Shaun Waggoner 238/652, Jay White 246/6560, Javier Santos 606, Sheri Coleman 201/574, Chris Chinnici 248. (Week 10) Shaun Waggoner 259/713, Dan France-schi 245/661, Keith Hartman 232/659, Donald Pedersen 231/647, Travis Morris 628, Kevin Walker 255/625, RJ Gui-mond 256/616, Lori Gilmore 179/484.Cal Stars: Darlene Hom 189/542, Hedy Schoner 210/496. Side-pots—Game One: Leona Belletti 227; Game Two: Hedy Schoner 210; Game Three: Darlene Hom 221.Recycled Teens: Fale Sula 248/647, Marc Kashinsky 226/645, Boylee Inocente 226/614, Jim Plante 613, Jim Burke 587, Adela Santos 194/539, Dorothy Ruggiero 509, Divina Buhay 505, Donna May 200.young At Heart: Earl Hullett “300”/757, Glenn Mer-chant 252/724, B.J. 245/679, Sonny Dew 662, Jim Plante 279/649, Rey Santos 278/640, Bob Kordich 634, Vince Haneda 628, Dee Phipps 215/563, Tua Sula 202/519.Corona Ladies: Lori Gilmore 219/586, Diana Howard 216/577, Lori Rienstra 239/576, Kendra Rasmussen 237/550, Pamela Wilson 205/548, Betty Green 531, Mel Leach 222/522. Side-pots—Game One: 1st Kendra Ras-mussen, 2nd Lorie Rienstra, 3rd Audrey Louis. Game Two: 1st Lorie Rienstra 295, 2nd Lori Gilmore 253, 3rd Dianna Howard 237. Game Three: 1st Lorie Rienstra, 2nd Dianna Howard, 3rd Betty Green.Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 254/698, Shane Oneal 222/610, James Talley 600, Walter Schwarez 223/596, Jerry Wak-en 215/512, Karen Roubinov 503, Barbara Crawford 206/501. Mega Vegas: Shorty Ramos 279/717, Robert Cloyd 298/703, Ivan Clarke 299/667, Eric Motschwiller 279/667, B.J. 639, Juan Marin 235/628, Dewann Clark 606, Ruthie Jones 534, Marie Collier 202/526.Alley Oops!: Mike Slagley 514, William Kiker 425, Julie Grabinski 493, Rosie Harks 431, Shirley Davis 383, Shiny Williamson 348, Hugh Kemp 180, Liz Stankov 176, June Murty 156. Side-pots—Game One: Merrie Slagley 212; Game Two: Linda Watkins 211; Game Three: Liz Stankov 233.Cal Bowleros: Carole Fischer 235/603, Bheth Alcayde 527, Aida Macabuhay 203/524, Mattie Wylie 212/511. Side-pots—Game One: Carole Fischer 248; Game Two: Anita 203; Game Three: Mattie Wylie 248.Kings and Queens: Eric Snow 277/735, Ed Cabs 258/708, Vern Adams 259/693, Mark Fowler 245/677, Em-merson Wafer 245/657, Jerry Cant Jr. 238/651, Donna Ow-ens 259/629, Sheri Coleman 213/609, Maria Bacos 562, Stephanie Williams 213/609.Senior Men’s Trio: Wayne Brown “Sour Apple”. Jim Plante 279/756, Victor Santos 268/748, Glenn Merchant 257/707, John Dunn 256/694, Randy Antazo 288/694, Rick Llaneta 268/684, Tom Freid 683, Art Diemert 666, Charles Gleason 268/653.Sierra Bugs: Sharon Barrett 185/507, Pamela Johnson 176/494, Cathy Wyatt 468. Side-pots—Game One: Martha Underwood 200; Game Two: Sharon Barnett 185; Game Three: Sharon Barnett 196.Funsters: B.J. 258/751, Rey Santos 236/665, James Ken-nard 233/660, Josh Hudson 269/651, Jim Plante 253/650,
JoJo Jasmin 236/644, Willie Panton 234/636, Fred MIles 245, Julie Grabinski 225/597, Odetta Dalton 221/516, Ber-tha Martinez 512. Side-pots—Game One: Fred Miles 293; Game Two: Josh Hudson 269; Game Three: B.J. 255.
JUNIORS(High Series)
Classifieds: Alexander Lowe 569, Semaj Lewis 550, Vic-tor Jackson Jr. 542, D.J. Bonner 516, Lorenzo Viala 490, Grant Angeles 431, Carl Borillo 403, Chris Borillo 367.Mini-Bees: Nathan Bergevin 110, Devin Fuller 83, Jay Lewis 81, Maggie Jenkins 190, Arianna Norville 112, Ari-anna Diaz 36.Bobcats: Kameron Agulto 381, Reymar Santos 330, Chris-tian Borillo 281, Carlos Patino 261, Christian Bodnar 245, Jashaun Diggs 174, Alex Diaz 109, Chloe Spiegel 349, Emily Jenkins 296. Happy Rollers Too: Sheryl Murray 299, Pamela Okamoto 287, Mary Piaschick 256.Happy Rollers Forever: Mark Algiers 411, Mike Hallstrom 387, Lucio Ortega 362, MarianneTochluk 372, Wanda Ki-nard 341, Cheryl Demaree 310. Adult/youth: Men—Matt Mosley 592, Richard Norville 531, Paul Mehl Jr. 495, James Leinonen 478. Youth—Mar-cus Mosley 359, Erin Leinonen 351, Arianna Norville 128.
Have fun bowling and let’s keep those scores com-ing for all to see.
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Last Week’s Top Scores:Handicap Doubles: Richard McMichael 255/654, Joe Strinati 245/616, Sam Frisby 234/642, Jim Sheppard 226/604, Tom Andres 225, David Ivarson 225, Malc Davi-son 215/619, Ron Reaves 204, Sue Vollor 204/521, Mary Cassin 521, Joan McMichael 513.50/50 fun League: Jason Thompson 217/611, David Lit-tleton 214/599, Mylo Rios 212, Maurice Chavez 211, Bear Smith 203, Londa Moreno 189, Daisy LaFountain 505.Capri Ladies: Jean Newton 196, Daisy Martinez 184/512, Esther Byrd 504.young at Heart: Jerry Burhop 235/586, Ed Higgins 210/553, Gus Punongbayan 198, Teresa Vest 189/513.Laughlin River Rats: Joe Vasquez 238/710, Josh Fergu-son 234/656, Howatrd Vasquez 231/615, Hoa Nguyen 225, Les Franz 203/600, Linda Grimes 179/507.625 Scratch Trios: Mike Rick 279/726, Tom Andres 258/694, Terry Hodgson 257, Dino Depasquale 257, Tom-my Hague 254/681, Ron Sandusky 237, Sheila Eppens 204.Golden Goodies: Mario Sanchez 223, Jerry Burhop 194/550, Tony DeLaTorre 192/560, Lydia Salazar 185/463.Good Times: Joshua Ball 268/640, Rick Hudson 268/683, Ron Sandusky 266/735, John Singelton 258/737, Ronald Labardee 255/690, Eric Johnson 230/629, Joe Martinez Jr 629, Toni Futch 275/641, Rosa Hudson 223/570.Sunday Tappers: Gary Stebbins 236/603, Douglas Ameraul 228/618, Dillan Higgins 210, Melinda Brunner 257/649.
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Keystone JuniorsNORWALK — In our
Bumper Buddies, we have Patrick Avalos with a nice 128 game (71 avg), Nathan Vallejo with a 95 game (74 avg), De-sirae Cordero with a 62 game (44 avg), and Devlon Dawson with an 83 game (65 avg). Good bowling Bumpers!
In our Preps, Matthew Ke-riakous shot a great 104 game (68 avg), Korey Allen with a 91 game (61 avg), Ernie Ava-los with a nice 124 and 120 game (94 avg), Joshua Mayes with a 127 game (105 avg), Megan Ruiz with a very nice 156 game (93 avg), Nicholas Morales with a good 122 and 115 game (89 avg), and Angel Cordero with a nice 96, 95, and 109 game (78 avg). Nice scoring Preps!
In our Minors, David Wil-liams shot a nice 151 game twice (123 avg), Devlen Guti-errez with a great 163 and a 177 game (125 avg), Malina Hernandez with a 131 game (96 avg), Peter Ruiz with a 187 game (142 avg), Jacob Walsh with a high 190, 152, and 153 game (138 avg), and Andrew Chan with a 156 and 154 game (134 avg). Great job Minors!
And in our Majors, we have Rebecca Williams with a 173 game (141 avg), Dan-iel Contreras with a 191 game (156 avg), David Howard with a 188 game (158 avg), Dan-iella Aguinada with a nice 179 game (146 avg), Alexis Reyna-ga with a good 156 game (116 avg), and Marissa Stansbury with two 190 games (162 avg). Our 200 game bowlers include Sarah Schneider, 203 game (191 avg), Michael Henderson with a high 254 and 258 game and 705 scratch series (185 avg), Zachary Norman, 208 game (170 avg), Lee Galvez Jr., 256 and 268 games and 673 scratch series (208 avg), and Emilio Cruz, 234 and 220 games and a 642 scratch series (196 avg). Great high scoring Juniors!
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