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5 De Mayo Tournament This Sunday at Del Rio Lanes

by Armando ZavalaDOWNEY—Tournament will start at 9:30 A.M. for team event,

we still have a few open spots, come out and join the fun. Check in will be at 9:00 A.M.. Doubles will follow at 12:00 P.M. and then Singles at 2:00 P.M. Walk-ins are welcome but must pay in cash or money orders. If you should have any questions regarding this tournament, please call Armando Zavala at 562-760-9481 or to register your team you can e-mail me at [email protected]... we hope to see you there! See ad on page 2.

ANAHEIM—Donnie John-son, Jr. won his Amateur Bowl-ers Tour (ABT) championship at The Concourse on Saturday, April 26, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Donnie bowled in our 2PM squad and shot games of 238, 261, 254 and 258 with handicap for a series total of 1011 and the $500 1st place prize. Daryl Brandt of Signal Hill came in second shooting a 985 four game handicap series for $250. In third place was Darrell Lincke of Costa Mesa shooting a 970 handicap series and received $125.

Donnie Johnson, Jr. Wins ABT Championship at The Concourse

Our newest champion, Don-nie Johnson, Jr. is 25 years old and says he has been bowling all his life. Donnie has a high series of 754 and 300 games to his credit. Donnie was using a Total NV drilled by Tony Figueroa. Donnie wanted to thank his wife, Sonia, and his children, Jada and Rahjee for their love and support. Don-nie also wanted to thank his Dad for helping him with his game. Donnie also thanked Tony for taking care of his equipment. Donnie plans on using his winnings to bowl in

John Daleiden and Champion, Donnie Johnson, Jr.

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Donkee Tournament (L-R) Vuong Do – 4th place, Champion Don C Johnson, Steve Brode presenting. Runner up – Terry Hlebasko. Adam Drozdz – 5th, Ricko “Black Widow Vien – 3rd.

Johnson Edges Hlebasko For 2nd Donkee Title

GARDEN GROVE—To-day’s champion Don C John-son picks up his 2nd Donkee Tour title today with a 2 pin victory over the surging Terry Hlebasko.

Mr Johnson, when he is not bowling is self employed as a mechanic and plumber by trade. Don is supported by wife Patri-cia for over 30 years and have 3 children Donnie, Tomiekia, and Teresa, with 2 grand children Nevaeh and Jada.

Don has been bowling 40 years and has a 300 game and 780 series to his credit. Don was throwing his Storm Shift today, drilled by Arville of Arvilles Bowling Supply. Don was renewed today and also inspired to put one on son Don-nie who won ABT yesterday at the Concourse. Do I sense a challenge coming in this bowl-ing family?

Look out Donnie, Dad’s coming!!! Don would like to thank the members who bowled with him for their courtesy and cheers – George Parker, Nina

Vidal , Som Seng, & Ed Palma. Congrats Don!!!

On a side note Don earned an extra $100 for wearing his Donkee Shirt today. That’s easy $$$ if you win. The Donkee Tour would like to thank Ann and the staff of Valley View Lanes for their hospitality.

Our Mystery game was hit by Roger Romero & Ed Palma with a 190, both received $100 and series was a carryover , no one hit the a 691 series

Game will be at $200 and series will be at $400 at Lin-brook Bowl May 18TH.

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Byron Richmond Wins W.C.S.T. Super Senior

at Silver Nuggetby Dick Sanders

LAS VEGAS—Big scores all thru the finals at the Silver Nugget Lanes in N. Las Vegas for the WCST Ebonite Singles, last week-end. After the smoke cleared, Tim “Swag” Schwerdt-feger (Las Vegas), won his 3rd WCST Championship.

Only once did Tim have the lead, as Jeff Garrison, the qualifying leader with 2448 for the 10 games regained the lead going into the position round by 7 pins over Tim. Tim won the match 236 to 182, and with the bonus pins of 30, won the tournament by 77 pins.

Tim with the help of three 270 plus games, rolled 2018 for the 8 games, a 252 aver-age. Starting in 6th place in the finals, Super Senior, Vaughn Doody, finished a strong 3rd. WCST Champion, Eric Forkel, ended up in 6th. TOP 3:

1st, Tim Schwerdtfeger, $850.00, 2nd, Jeff Garrison (Hawthorne), $600.00, and 3rd to Vaughn Doody (Las Vegas), $450.00. 57 bowlers entered, with a pay-off of $7,615.00, a total of 19 checks paid out.

For 6 tournaments this year, $58,715.00 paid out, and over-all for 269 tournaments a to-tal of $3,006,711.00 in prize money pay-offs. We like to thank the Silver Nugget Lanes, and their GM, Mr. Anthony Primm, and his workers of the lanes for their coopera-tion. 31 bowlers, bowled a 5 game Singles Sweeper, last Friday. We also like to thank our coverage sponsor, Ebonite International, and

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Robby Robinson

RIVERSIDE—Charles” Robby” Robinson, age 86, passed away April 24, 2008 after a brief hospitalization. Bowler, Instructor and Author of training manuals, Robby is best known as the designer/manufacturer of the “Robby’s Automatic Positioner.” Re-cently retired, he was unable to continue bowling but continued to cheer his wife Annabelle on in a league at Pickwick Bowl and occassionally offer advice and coaching.

He is survived by wife Annabelle, daughter Sandra Lee Robinson, son Charles H Robinson Jr, daughter-in-law Pamela and grandson, Norman Charles Robinson (age 17). He will be interred in the Veterans Cemetary at Riverside. No services will be held.

Robby Robinson, Inventor of bowling aids dies. His products were sold world

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LAS VEGAS—On Sunday, April 20, the Gold Coast Tour bus pulled out of Cal’s parking lot promptly at 10 a.m., how-ever, we could have left earlier if a couple of nameless bowlers had been there by the requested 9:30 a.m. check in time. Our driver, Mike, was the best yet and so was the condition of the bus. Thanks to Cal for letting us use their site for bus load-ing on Sunday and unloading. on Tuesday.

Several sessions of “Shut-Box” was enjoyed, prior to the Ontario Mills stop, to pick up Roberta McNaught and Doris Lewis (with yummy Krispy Creme donuts for all) and then Bingo sessions until we reached Vegas. Thanks again to Audry and Missy Thibdeaux for bring-ing the Bingo equipment and Roberta and Karen for conduct-ing the games.

We were greeted by Phyllis Baldwin, our Vegas sweeps di-rector. Also, Mary DeFord and her gang, in the Four Queens lobby at 3 p.m. (they drove, but took rooms with our group) .

After distributing room keys, everybody scattered to the game tables and slot ma-chines and on Monday at 11 a.m., Mike and the bus were curbside to transport bowlers to The Orleans and a super Dou-bles and Singles sweepstakes. Thirty-nine bowlers provided more than $1,500.00 and the prize fund featured pay-off to seven places in singles and 18 places in doubles. Also, Joan Roper and Bernice Ben-nett conducted lucrative high scratch and handicap sidepots

Jamie Vallie, Vi Wilson and Hedy Schoner were the big handicap winners this trip. Jamie topped the list with 219-650, followed by Vi Wilson 200-640. Hedy Schoner 639, Cyndie Martin 242-623, Marie Collier 615, Millie Harris 613 and Joan Roper, 611. The top seven scorers cashed many, many times with partners since the doubles event was round robin. We especially thank Phyllis, assisted by Roberta, for their quick work auditing sweeps winners who gathered in the conference room for payoff. Then back to the bus and return to the hotel for more gambling until the bus picked us up Tuesday at 2 p.m. for the trip home, including another stop at Barstow for another snack at McDonalds.

There was no juicy gossip this trip, but we can report Ber-nice Williams has great taste in sleep wear. I stopped at her room early Tuesday a.m. and when she opened the door I was stunned by her gorgeous shiny satin (or silk) colorful leopard spotted pajamas.

The 50th Las Vegas Sweep-stakes has ended and now we focus on the start of the 51st consecutive season. The league meeting is slated 10 a.m.Monday, July 21 in the Cal Bowl conference room. There’s no openings for franchises in the 16-team 675 foursome, but there may be some for indi-viduals. Since many subs will become regulars, we will need to replace them. If interested, call me at (562) 423-1567

Finally, thanks to Carol Mancini, Dean Lopez & Lillian Oak for the weekly Bowling News space, reporting our weekly league news, Super Sponsors, league membership, and most especially to Presi-dent Roberta McNaught for her personal support to me, on and off the lanes.

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MeglemreLA HABRA—Thursday, May 8th will be the opening night for the Frank’s Summer Gold Cup League.

Frank’s changes from the normal 5 man winter format to a Trio, 4 game match point league.

Frank’s Gold Cup was formed in the 1967-1968 bowl-ing season making it one of the oldest all men’s leagues in the Southern California area. Frank’s was named in the memory of the first league President, Frank Chalfant who helped floor the league some 40 years ago.

This summer season will be bowling 17 weeks of Match Point with each team rolling to earn 3 individual bowler points and 2 team points plus the 5 points for total pins. The 90% of 200 handicap allows male bowlers of all abilities to compete. The league also has a team maximum entering average of 615 based on the 2006-2007 book. League fees

La Habra 300 Bowlare $21.00 per week. The fast paced league bowls at 6:30 pm. The meeting will be on the opening night at 5:30 pm.

Thursday night will also host Glenn Allison’s Anchor Girl Trio League. Bowling his-torians will remember the An-chor Girl Trio was the league Glenn bowled the first ever 900 series in league play.

The summer Anchor Girl will meet at May 22nd at 8:00 pm and start bowling at 8:30. The league is any combina-tion of bowlers with the only requirement being a female anchor bowler. The league bowls 15 weeks with a 3 point team basis for $20.00 per point. Weekly fees are only $20.00. Handicap is 90% team differ-ence using a entering average form the 2006-2007 book.

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ABTA League at Cal BowlTEAM #10 - LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

David Turner 713 - Belinda Crowder 696LAKEWOOD—First and foremost, thank you so much (roll

off teams) for your patience and understanding regarding the lack of lanes for our roll-offs. Team #10 (Ryan Okamoto, Pam Jones, Jeff Reyes and Jon Reyes) took the top honors to take home the top prize of $6,500.00. The league only had twelve teams this year and with our 50/50, match games, brackets and ABTA tournament contribution of $2,000.00 we paid out total of $35,490.00.

Last week’s scoring, David Turner led the men’s scoring 223, 234, 256/713, Vince Cervantes 258/698, Mark Fowler 248/685, Dean Lopez 247/661, Ely Cruz 255/656, David Mathisen 247/656 and Armando Zavala 251/654.

Belinda Crowder led the ladies’ scoring 247/696, Shawn Toku-domi 215/589, Debbie Sanders 205/569, June Collier 195/568, Mary Smyth 200/528, Pam Jones 193/527 and Susan Ebilane 188/527.

$5 ACROSS SIDEPOT $45 - 1. Vince Cervantes 258. 2. Ely Cruz 255. 3. David Turner 256.

SUPER POT - David Turner 256/$80 and Armando Zavala 251/$40.

$1 DOUBLES $140 - Ely Cruz 255/Tres Catalasan 219/474.LADIES’ SIDEPOT - Belinda Crowder 247/$45 and Shawn

Tokudomi 215/$15.The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was Greg

Barron. The match game number drawn was 137 and $660 will be carried over.

ROLL OFFS: FIRST MATCH - Team #7 (Cleve Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Debbie Sanders and Armando Zavala) met Team #1 (Rey Josafat, Shirley Johnson, Tom Palan and Doug Salzman). Their match started with Team #1 taking five (5 points) but the second game Team #7 went on overdrive and swept all points. The third game. went underway but Team #7 eliminated Team 1 and finished 6th place.

SECOND MATCH - Team #7 met Team #4 (David Turner, June Collier, Mary Smyth and Mark Fowler). First game, Team #7 won five points with their 840 series and second game Team #7 continued their hot streak and took all six points to eliminate Team #4. The most exciting part was between Mark Fowler and Armando Zavala’s tenth frame.

Mark finished with 234 and Armando needing a strike to win by one pin buried a strike. Team #4 finished 5th place.

THIRD MATCH - Team #7 met Team #11 (Alan Aguilar, Susan Ebilane, Dean Lopez and Juan Camarena). The first game, Team #11 won five points but second game Team #7 recouped and won four points. The third game, Team #11 stepped up and took five points eliminating Team #7 finishing in 4th place.

FOURTH MATCH - Team #11 met the second seed, Team #10 (Ryan Okamoto, Pam Jones, Jeff Reyes and Jon Reyes).

Team # 11 came up short winning only 1/2 point and Team #10 kept their steady pace to match to eliminate Team #11, finishing in 3rd place.

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH - Team #10 met the top seed, Team #5 (Louis Castillo, Emma Johnson, Brandan Owens and David Mathisen). Team #10 kept their steady pace and won five points the first game with 788 series to Team #5’s 661 series.Second game, Team #10 won four points and ahead 172 pins. Team #5 put up a valiant fight but could not make up the deficit placing them in 2nd place.

CONGRATULATIONS to Team #10 (RYAN, PAM, JEFF AND JON), 2007-2008 ABTA League Champion!.

Once again, thank you so much for all you patience and un-derstanding. The league wish to extend their heartfelt THANK YOU to Yoly Guevarra, selling the 50/50 tickets every week. Ronnie Cordero doing the brackets, Marife Catalasan doing the $1 doubles and ABTA tournament contributing $2000 to our prize fund and the plaques.

Big thank you to Cal Bowl and their staff for all their help all year around!

FINAL LEAGUE PAY OUT1st Team 10 $ 6,500.002nd Team 5 $ 3,800.003rd Team 11 $ 3,500.004th Team 7 $ 3,200.005th Team 4 $ 3,000.006th Team 1 $ 2,800.00

7th Team 8 $ 2,500.008th Team 12 $ 2,200.009th Team 6 $ 2,000.0010th Team 2 $ 1,800.0011th Team 9 $ 1,500.0012th Team 3 $ 1,200.00

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

$6,500 League Champs (L-R) Ryan “Shucks” Okamoto, Pam Jones, Jeff Reyes and his brother John Reyes.

LAKEWOOD — Our report this week from Cal Bowl is a little short. That’s because winter leagues are ending and summer league sign-ups are in full swing. I hope you signed up for your favorite league or maybe decided to try something different for the summer. Whatever league you’re in we wish all of you a fun-filled summer of continued high scores. Speaking of fun, this Saturday, May 3, is our monthly 6-Game No-Tap tournament. Entry fee is $40 with optional sidepots. Check-in early as the action takes place at 5 p.m. We’ll see you there.

CAL STARS Gale Cervantes 166-148-223/537, Norma Brands 173-177-161/511, Bette Jane Ricardi 144-162-196/502, Jerry Whitehurst 135-190-179/504, Mary Spencer 174-168-172/514, Dot Lawn 171-168-177/516.

BIG BEAR William Baskin 242-253-265/760, B.J.Theiss 222-236-256/714, Roy Cunningham 212-255-217/684, Chris Funder-burk 266-253-136/655, Eric Snow 228-222-204/654, Jimmy Hamilton 193-215-245/653, John Dunn 186-254-209/649, Dan Baker 214-226-209/649, John Lynch 159-188-295/642, Charles Lee 213-197-230/640, Ryan Cunningham 216-221-170/627, Gary Nelson 199-213-211/623, Tommy Thompson 212-201-210/623, Joe Swift 179-257-186/622, Jim Burke 214-222-186/622, Dave Patterson 159-249-213/621, Betty McDiarmid 224-168-185/572, Michelle Criswell 201-179-178/558, Evette Franklin 202-164-188/554, Denise Reid 181-186-181/548, Lillie Darden 180-194-166/540, Morag Knapp 183-174-175/532, Dee Phipps 171-202-151/524, Diane Robles 188-186-145/519, Joyce Charles 196-137-185/518, Paula Weissman 156-171-190/517, Jo Ann Drueen 196-149-168/513, Dawn Langer 168-169-170/507, Fia Pele 145-208-153/506.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Jeff Cureton 208-217-213/638, Richard Dubuke 215-199-196/610, Robert Groth 191-200-215/606, Paul Lacas 188-202-216/606, John Lynch 203-246-210/659, Matt Mosley 259-214-190/663, Don Ott 186-208-219/613, Shannon San-tos 257-232-242/731, Larry Bateman 201, Emery Bontrager 210, Daryl Bandt 235, Myrick Burris 216, Ray Clair 212-200, Paul Griba 223, Guy Hunsinger 201, Rich Kelly 222, Sheila Lawton 210, Steve Lizotte 211, Greg Nardo 212-202, Ralph Preciado 201, Steven Smith 209, Albert Viernes 200, Robin Wall 212, Mike Williams 201-209, Jay Wilson 212.

FRIDAY NO-TAPApril 25, 2008

FINAL RESULTS1. Rico Cayton 935 $70.002. Mikey Villarreal 869 40.003. Herman Ferguson 858 20.50

SIDEPOTS1. Donnie Johnson, Archie Stull, hdcp. 285 14.502. Billy Foster, Herman Ferguson, scr. 300 14.503. Rico Cayton, hdcp. 354 29.00

3-6-9 POTNo winner 48.00

INSURANCEMatt Mosley 29.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTMikey Villarreal 854 29.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTMay 2nd at 1:00 p.m.


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ASSOCIATION (at Linbrook Bowl)April 26, 2008

FINAL RESULTS1 Alan Basto 713 1,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.002 Hong Kha 801 500.003 Nick Munoz 656 200.004 Bill Swanson 762 120.005 Sophia Kim-Sy 655 120.006 John Conway 714 110.007 Raquel Vergora 694 110.008 EJ Rogers 687 110.009 Antonio Morgan 676 110.0010 Jason Chiu 761 100.0011 Keith Anderson 753 100.0012 LaSandra Chaney 715 100.0013 Sun Sundara 687 100.0014 Mike Bousquet (SS) 685 100.0015 Razmik Danelian 682 100.0016 Anthony Christensen 679 100.0017 Dominator Laguardia 651 80.0018 Vicente Rivera 649 77.5019 Rina Cordero 642 75.0020 Chris Kelly 640 72.5021 Donovan Chung 637 70.0022 Billy Chao 636 67.5023 Jun Cadenas 634 65.0024 Julian Conwi 632 65.0025 Michael Wong 631 62.5026 Michelle Quintana 628 60.0027 Adam Drozdz (SS) 626 60.0028 Rico Cayton 625 57.5029 Faye Josafat (60%) 618 34.5030 Mark Fisser 616 55.0031 Andrew Newburn 613 55.0032 Ronnie Cordero 611 54.0033 Jenny Le 604 54.0034 Angel Chau 602 54.0035 Izzy Garcia 600 53.0036 Jeff Taino 599 53.0037 Art Lindsey (SS) 599 53.0038 Greg Kokanour 595 52.0039 Jeje Gabriel 593 52.0040 Ken Seiple Sr. (SS) 571 51.0041 Oliver Esmejarda 566 51.0042 Roger Vasquez 550 50.0043 Carol Martinez (SS) (60%) 531 30.0044 Kyle Osterman (60%) 527 29.5045 Patrick Snyder 515 49.0046 Dodie Sajonas NS F/E

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Chris Kelly / Greg Kokanour 1521 130.002 Anthony Christensen / Kyle Osterman 1495 100.003 Hong Kha / Anthony Christensen 1476 80.004 Hong Kha / Kyle Osterman 1469 70.005 Jason Chiu / Michael Wong 1466 60.006 Chris Kelly / JeJe Gabriel 1449 40.007 Jason Chiu / Angel Chau 1448 30.008 Billy Chao / Angel Chau 1440 30.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: +94 Women: +3Super Seniors: None

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Greg Kokanour +192

Women: Sophia Kim-Sy +102Special Awards

3 - 6 - 9 : John WhitakerMatch Game - 199

Danny Guevarra, Sean JohnsonMatch Series - 655 - No Winner

Prize Fund 154 $4,834.00Paid Entries 12 @ 49 $588.00Optional Sidepots $948.00Doubles $540.003-6-9 $900.00Match Game $3,500.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $1,200.00Total Payout $18,763.00

Simon Rojas 1936-2008

Basto Wins ABTA Title at Linbrook El Presidente & Sean Johnson Share $3.500 Match Game

Premiere Lanes is our Host this Saturday (Early Event)Match Game est $ 2,800, Match Series carryover est $1,300 3-6-9 is $700

Qualify Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 &6:00PM (1 in 5 to semis) Semis 7:45 PM

ABTA LEAGUE RUNNER UP’S (L-R) Brandan Owens, Emma Johnson, Dave Mathisen & Louie Castillo.

Basto Wins 3rd ABTA Title at Linbrook (L-R) Kristy Kha (ABTA Member) Bill Swanson 4th, Hong Kha (runnerup ) $500, Champion Alan Basto $2,300, Nick Munoz Jr. 3rd and his sup-porter and wife Letrecia.

ANAHEIM—Alan Basto bowled the best as he won his third ABTA Title downing upstart Hong Kha in the title game. He took home a nice $2,200 top prize on home to El Monte. He really bowled darn well at Linbrook!

Our return to Linbrook was decent. In the early 3 Squad Event we had 158 entrants. Due to the decent turnout 46 bowlers advanced to the semis (High Scoring!!). It took a +94 for men and women a +3 to make the Semi-Finals. Leading the Semis was Hong Kha his great +201. He would sit out and be able to bowl the title game. Right behind was Bill Swanson at +162. Basto would sit out and bowl for the title. Swanson to receive a first round bye in the single elims and enter in round two. It took a +55 to make the top 16 Single elim finals spot.

The Bowlers took to the lanes, and in the first round single elims losing were LaSan-dra Chaney, Sun Sundara, Raz-mik Dalenian, Mike Bousquet, Anthony Christiasnason, Keith Anderson and Jason Chiu. They got checks of $100 in 10-16th places.

In round two being elimi-nated were Tony Morgan, E.

J.Rogers, Raquel Vergara and John Conway. They cashed in 6-9th places and $110 each.

Round three had Nick Mu-noz Jr. blitz Sophia Kim-Sy 232-177. Alan Basto bested Bill Swanson in a good one 245-227. So Bill and Sophia were 4th and 5th with fine bowling, and $120 with Basto and Munoz to meet for the right to bowl Kha for the title.

Basto again in a great match as Nick got tapped and Alan advanced to the title game in a 239-227 win with Nick in 3rd with great bowling. He could have been the winner but Alan was tough!. The title game was set and the horses were paid! Alan returned $30 in the horse bets for everyone who had him at $5.00 per entry.

The title now! Basto led off and was clean throught 3 frames. Hong then matched him and was clean through 5 frames but Basto doubled to take the lead. Hong then left the 2-8-10 and both opened in frame 7. Basto had a 22 pin lead but it was cut to 11 as Basto chopped the 3-6. Hong had a chance with a strike in frame 8 he left a 7 pin in the 9th and Basto sealed the win with a huge double in the 9-10 frames and won the title in a 191/222-

170/204 count. He is so well-deserving.

One of the nicest men I have ever met. Alan is soft spoken but his bowling ball spoke loudly at Linbrook. Congrats to a Great Guy. Great bowl-ing by Hong Khay, who could have won it. He is one of the good guys in the club and Nick Munoz Jr. who did so well. Dad Nick Sr. would have been proud if he were there. Great family here! Oliver finally got his first title.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Greg Kokanor (men) +192, and Sophia Kim-Sy led the ladies +102. They both get paid entries.

John Whitaker was last standing in the 3-6-9 and missed on the first shot. The pot will go for $700 this Saturday at Premiere Lanes. John got $50 consolation for beer money.

The Match Game Matched at 199 by two of our finest supporters, Shawn Johnson, and Danny El Presidente Gue-varra. They both had left, so will be happy to come back with$1,750 apiece awaiting them. They are both deserv-ing! Our Carry-over is $555. We will expect a $2,000 est pot this week.

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was also Un-Matched and with carry over of $900, we estimate $1,300 Match Series this week,and for only $2.00 to enter.

Champion Alan Basto is from El Monte, and married to Pinky with a pretty daugh-ter Kaylea. He used a Storm Drilled by Memo at Bowlers Image. He thanks his buddies Ronnie, Rena , the Dragon, Hermie and Tres for support.

HongKha is from Long Beach and used an Avalanche drilled by Benny Mach at Westminster Lanes. He is single gals! He thanks his coach Stacy Rider at Linbrook,

Sister Kristy for support and to Ben Mach, the best ball driller around. .

Nick Munoz is from Nor-walk and used a Zone drilled by Frank Bellinder. He is married to a beautiful lady Latrecia and thanks her and family for their support.

Thanks to Linbrook, John and Stacy and their superb, helpful staff!

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It is history folks, as Alan Basto enters the archives as our latest Champion.

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more tournaments. Donnie also wanted to thank The Concourse for hosting the tournament and ABT Orange County staff and directors for running an out-standing tournament

Darrell Lincke was the win-ner of the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper and $120 with a 902 scratch series. Ryan Wil-liams came in second shooting an 836 series for $60.

Daryl Brandt was the win-ner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 985 handicap series, receiving a check for $60. Adam Drozdz and John Grieco, Sr. tied for second with a 938 handicap series and each will receive a check for $20.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #3 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 254 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second chance score (possibly good for $150) was 106. The third chance score (possibly good for $75) was 245. There was one person who shot a 254 in the third game, but was not entered in the mystery pot. John Daleiden was the winner of the third chance and will receive a check for $75. The Mystery Pot is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the management and staff at The Concourse for hosting our tour-nament. Our next scheduled event will be May 4, 2008 at Cal Bowl. The address for Cal Bowl is 2500 E. Carson in the city of Lakewood. Their phone number is 562.421.8448. This will be a 4-game beat the board tournament with squads at 2, 4 and 6PM. All members (Clas-sic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tournament. We will offer $100 sidepots on each squad with just 20 entrants, as well as optional brackets for each squad. The entry fee for this tournament is $55. First place will be $1000 with 100 entries. First place with full Progressive will offer an esti-mated 1st place prize of $1800 with 100 entries.

The ABT Orange Coun-ty Branch’s monthly scratch event is this Saturday at Cal Bowl. This will be a four-game beat the board event open to all non-PBA members. ABT membership is not required for this scratch event. Squad times are at 2, 4 and 6PM. The entry fee is $75. First place is guaranteed at $500. Please call the ABT Orange County hot line (714.600.8059) for more information.

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RIVERSIDE—We want to thank Riverside Lanes for hosting our last Saturday tournament. Thanks to a great staff!

Our newest champion, Jay Shackelford, has been a member of NABI for 17 years & with many wins under his belt, has attended every Nationals in Las Vegas for all of those years. Jay says that the Nationals is his vacation that his wife, Barbara & him look forward to every year. Jay won the Riverside tournament with his new ball, the Ebonite Complete, drilled by Jack Cornelson at Riverside Lanes Pro Shop. Jay bowls in 2 leagues: the Tuesday Open Commercial at Upland Bowl & the Sams Town Friday Vegas at Riverside Lanes. Jay is always up & with his happy attitude being contageous, his wit & “funny” jokes are thoroughly enjoyed. Jay wants to dedicate this win to his daughter, Cheri, who is cel-ebrating her birthday April 27. Jay is already in the Tournament of Champions for the July, 2008 Nationals. He has his reservations & is ready for his yearly vacation for the $40,000 NABI Nationals. Jay won $430 for this win! Congratulations Jay!

Our stepladder began with:James Doolen bowling Don Strong. Don bowled a 268 to James

270. James then bowled Brent Evans. James bowled a 200 to Brent’s 208. Brent went on to bowl Mario Banuelos. Brent bowled a 189 to Mario’s 270. Mario then bowled Jay Shackelford, the high qualifier. Mario bowled a 192 to Jay’s 219 for Jay to win.

Our $50 sidepot winners were:Cody Blunt, Don Strong & Brent Evans.Our $45 sidepot winners were:James Doolen (3), Brent Evans, Eugene Haynes & Mario

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Inland Empire NABI - (L-R) Mario Banuelos - 2nd Place Brent Evans - 3rd Place Jay Shackelford - Champion James Doolen - 4th place, Eugene Haynes - 7th Place & director.

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DONKEE Tournament RecapPlace (hcp) Name Score Amount 1.(39) Don C Johnson 729 $ 550.00 Shirt Bonus $ 100.002.(41) Terry Hlebasko 727 $ 275.003.(44) Rico Vien 720 $ 130.004.(26) Vuong Do 711 $ 120.005.(58) Adam Drozdz 705 $ 110.006 (47) Annette Roman 704 $ 100.007 (16) Joe Swift 699 $ 90.008 (28) Jeff Juckett 695 $ 80.009 (27) Don Eide 690 $ 70.0010 (12)Roger Wrase 685(1/2) $ 36.0011 (26)Claude Dottin 684 $ 55.0012.(38)James Talley 682 $ 54.0013 (21)Luis Diaz 678 $ 53.0014 (19)Jayson Palacios 663 $ 52.00

Paid Out 57 EntriesTournament $ 2430.00Sidepots $ 423.00Brackets $ 1400,00Free Entries $ 200.00Mystery Game $ 200.00Champion’s Shirts $ 40.00Total: $ 4853.00

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Go Angels!!!


National Deaf Bowing NewsLas Vegas’ Barrett Lee Hits 1st 300

LAS VEGAS—I got this news from Carl Malucci who was a former columnist for Las Vegas’ Ten Pin Alley. Malucci is a fine writer and I let him tell the story.

Barrett Lee of Las Vegas shot first career 300 game. He bowls a league at Red Rock Lanes in the Mountain Siders League. He shot his first career 300 game Wednesday April 16th and the first deaf to bowl a 300 game this year in Las Vegas. His games were 300-201-183 for 683 series for the night. Barrett has chosen to get a gold 300 ring. His wife Melchora Lee was present to see his perfecto.

Congratulations go out to Barrett Lee for his effortThanks, Carl for your write up story. We really need more

deaf writers to write deaf bowling happenings for this column. I quizzed Carl on how he won the Deaf Masters at Columbus, Ohio and here is what he told me.

MALUCCI BEATS PHELP IN GLDBA CAHEN MASTERS CLOSE MATCH

COLUMBUS—Carl Malucci became the first Californian deaf bowler to win the prestigious Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association’s Herman Cahen Masters last Friday April 18 at Co-lumbus, Ohio. Malucci said, he was the top seeded bowler for the championship finals and waited for the fine smooth two-handed Ohio bowler, Josh Phelp to come out of semi-finals to face him for the title.

Malucci described the final match as quite exciting and close as he pulled out a 236-225 win against the amazing Phelp. Phelp in a game earlier shot a 290 to advance in the finals.

Earlier in the morning Qualifying Round, Malucci said, he shot 750 series on games of 255-217-278 to place 2nd and worked his way into top seed with 446 and 505 two games total each (he had a 289 in my 505 series). Then he rolled a 230 in one game rolloff with 4 bowlers to be the top seed. He waited a while for Phelp to win his way into the finals.

Congratulations to the winner Malucci and runner-up Phelp for their fine bowling. In prior year Malucci was the runner up in this Masters to winner Kevin Moran of New York. Phelp is still young and will get his chance in future.

STOGRYN LED DEAF TRAVEL WITH 896 AT AMF BOWLING SQUARE

ARCADIA...So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League stopped at Brunswick Covina Bowl only to find that the center was closed to public with “Bowling with Stars” taking over the whole center for the day. So the league moved further west to AMF Bowling Square and started half hour late.

Darrell Stogryn came close to his 5th 900 when he finished with a 896 from games of 224-223-216-233. He was happy with it because he had a horrible bowling with his team in the USBC Championship at Albuquerque, New Mexico the previous week.

Darrell and his teammate Robert Audette were the only bowl-ers scoring 800s. Audette rolled 163-229-255-184 for his first 800 as he and Darrell helped their team to a 20-5 win over first place Riverside. Riverside fell to 2nd as Los Angeles got back to first with a 12 and half points tie against S. F. Valley.

Ed Abakumoff had 215/775 and Andy Lorenzo 221for Riv-erside, Bob Jones 220/755 for S F Valley and Los Angeles was helped by Paul Taffolla’s 726 and a pair of 702 by Gardy Rodgers and Francisco Navarro.

The league thanks AMF Bowling Square for accepting us on a short notice. Then it will have its final position round on May 4 at Keystone Lanes.

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ange County’s monthly scratch event is scheduled for this Saturday, May 3 at Cal Bowl. This four-game beat the board event is open to all non-PBA bowlers. Squad times are at 2, 4 & 6PM. ABT membership is not required for the scratch event. First place is guaranteed at $500. For more informa-tion contact the ABT Orange County at 714 600-8059.

W.C.S.T. Super Seniors: (L-R) Byron Richmond, Champion and Matt Bowcutt 2nd Place. See cover story.

TEAM USA PLAYERS SELECTED FOR

INTERNATIONAL EVENTS

Williams, Barnes, Jones, Allen, Page and Hoffman headed to Men’s World Championships

GREENDALE, Wis.—Team USA will send what is arguably the best group of play-ers it has ever assembled to take on the world in international competition this year.

Selected to compete for Team USA at the Men’s World Championships, scheduled for Aug. 20-31 in Bangkok, Thailand, are Denny’s PBA Tour stars Walter Ray Wil-liams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., Patrick Allen of Wesley Chapel, Fla., and Rhino Page of Topeka, Kan., as well as veteran amateur Bill Hoffman of Columbus, Ohio, who helped lead Team USA to the team gold medal at the 2006 event with a 300 game.

On the women’s side, Caro-lyn Dorin-Ballard of North Richland Hills, Texas, Wendy

Macpherson of Henderson, Nev., Liz Johnson of Cheek-towaga, N.Y., Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, and Di-andra Asbaty of Chicago have been selected to compete at the Pan American Bowling Con-federation Women’s Champi-onships (formerly American Zone) in Santiago, Chile, on Oct. 18-26.

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PINZ ADULTS Twilighters: Jim Moore 258/705, Dan Coffelt 255/661, Michael Holt 654, Ron Koblin 238/647, Kelly Perdue 643, Tina Hackett 511, Naomi Lieboff 199, Phil Cody 258, Mark Spiwak 257. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 245/696, Dana Lytle 216/638, Donald Osborne 226/623, David McKennett 223, Joe Commins 222, Dwayne Ralston 216. Funseekers: Bart Mills 259/701, Damond Taylor 693, Jeff Pifko 665, Isabella Vincent 507, Julie Rieger 203, Chuck Alexander 255, Chris Munoz 247. S.C.B.L.: Neil Inman 277/701, Tom Wigmore 255/651, Tony Laanan 649, Larry Potter 645, Jeff Dowling 246/635, Keane Murakami 269, Jim Foltyn 237. 44 Blue: John Raya 183/466.

PINZ JUNIORS “I know the juniors love to surf and make sand castles at the beach.” Yes, but that doesn’t involve how great they bowled during position week. “Yes, but can you make a sand sculpture or frolic through the waves during your sweeper week?” This is going nowhere, just dust the blanket off and read these scores: Adult Junior Doubles: ADULT—Josh Fisher 189, Brad Spector481, Tina Hackett 181, Karie Fisher 489. JUNIOR—Nikolai Berk 226, Andre Stojka Jr. 600, Jamie Spector 192/523. Senior Scratch: Nikolai Berk 259/872, Brittlan Halpern 231/844, Treven Goldsmith 214/798, Max Korn 215/744, Ethan Bensinger 719, Natalie Kato 243/853, Jamie Spector 190/675, Molly Gruber 203/622, Nathan Honda 215. Senior Galaxies: Joanna Walker 174/493, Billy Lander 178/424, Mario Vargas 145/395, Jonathan Berk 146/365, Noah Lander 125/350. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 149/405, JJ Lim 92/236, Nicholas Martinez 84/206. Pee Wees: Samantha Vargas 99/190, Kayla Arriaga 102/186, Jeffery Lim 82/151.

PINZ SENIOR/LADIES Can we please not include any beach talk when discussing these illustrious seniors? “Yeah they had a great week...wow, was that a dolphin? The BEACH is so awesome.” Fine. How about if we agree to bring a little bit of the beach to Pinz, where you can have year long fun in the air conditioning. “Yippee, here’s the boggie boarding scores”: Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 202/560, Sol Karnovitz 205/551, Ken Burkenheim 551, Cynthia Burkenheim 148/420, Ruth Swick 146. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 211/551, Charlene Gaffney 1191/531, Donna Klein 498, Elayne Klein184/487, Nancy Sherwood 198/482, Marion Wells 189. Coffee & Donuts: Bernie Filosa 198/515. Pin Pals: Karen Collier 169/496, Diana Bassi 153/422, Shelly Djecian 143/385, JC Moore 141/384, Barbara Weiss-man 161/382. Joslyn Seniors: Bob Garrick 214/606, Sol Stein 208/563, Teri Bonato 171/475, Kathy George 161/438. Senior Social: Gary Olsen 224/628, Bob Garrick 199/544, Christine Stark 194/468, Gas Sunampong 168/462, Char-lene Gaffney 452, Allan Lotta 163. Bowler of the Week: This week we salute an entire league: 44 Blue. They are our newest league and they have been very perceptive on the concepts of bowling greatness. They are finishing their “work league” this week and we want to thank them all for their gratitude and support of the sport of bowling. Make sure to sign up for summer leagus to better hone your scores. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “To myself I am only a child playing on the beach, while vast oceans of truth lie undiscovered before me”. Isaac Newton

Hunt Hammers 277 And Wilson Aces 671 In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Mark McLeod bowled the high game of the day with a fabulous 228 game. Finishing the day off strong was Mark Nickeson nailing 213. Andrew Stewart slammed 212 in game two. Christopher Rinner, 114 average, slam dunked a great 169 game. Kelsey Myers, 118 average, mixed the pins for 161 and Thomas Iriye, 87 average, had all consistent scores of 111-110-120. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, we had several 600 series. The high-light of the day was Junior Bowler, Jeff Hunt hammering the pins for a 277 game and followed with 202 for a 621 series. Awesome bowling, Jeff! Stacy Rider rolled 202-212-224/638 and her partner, Andrew Stewart smacked 225/594. Matt Nickeson and E./J. Rogers pulled within one game of first place with Hong Kha 213 and Jimmy Vasquez 217 for a nice team game of 430 against Stewart/Rider. E..J. Rogers rang in 221-202/620 and teammate Matt Nickeson nabbed 202. Carl Adinolfi capped 210-236/616 and Steve Matsumoto marked 204-221/604. Aaron Wilson wheeled 203-207/594. In the Bumper Busters, Yasmine Kadri clipped 117-98-90, Taylor Pac packing 106-98, Khamron Gardner 80-102, Jennifer Lewis 99-71-77, Ryan Gallant 95-97 and Kellen Hicks 66-68. In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Aaron Wilson aced 224-231-216 for a terrific 671. Andrew Stewart tossed 210-226 for a sizzling 635 series and Mark McLeod smacked a 247 for a 605 series. The following bowlers scored over 200: Edrick Tayag 243-201, Matt Nickeson 209-221, Jeff Hunt 216, Josh Cruz 211, J.D. Greenhalgh 201-207, Kevin Hopkinson 203, Drew Hopkinson 202 and Jay Tayag 202. Rolling 50 pins over average were Robert Signorino slamming 189, Ian White with a terrific 169 game, David Dumond with a dazzling 185 game and Shelby Lacson with a stunning 179 game. Damion Bluestein bowled his season high score of 143. Chris Conway carried for terrific games of 156-152, Aamir Kadri rolled 41 pins over average with 127, Destini Gardner gobbled 45 pins over average with 150 and Birthday Boy, RJ Davis witha superb 98 game.

WINNETKA — We have a lot of sweeper scores to report from Canoga Park Bowl. Also congratulations to all the winning teams in the various leagues. Viva Las Vegas: Scores from the final night of league: Curtis Litzenberger 277/677, Ryan Roberts 279/671, Mike Johnson 259/651, Vince Koeller 643, Duane Erickson 616, Tiffany Morita 231/596, Yvon Yonan 211/575, Tad Schweitzer 242, Brian Smith 230. Sweepers were held in Las Vegas at the South Point on April 26th. Top winners: Bill Small, Vangie Hardie, Bernie Lebel. High super sweeper: Robert Battle 267/695, Curtis Litzenberger 267/649, Bernie Lebez 223/644, Ryan Roberts 233/624, Jared Goldschen 244/659. Congratulations to our league champs, Curtis Litzenberger, Kathy Litzenberger, Duane Erickson and James Smith Jr. Friday Vegas: Tiffany Morita 258/671, Greg Welch 232/601, Jeremy Paulsen 220. Adult Youth Doubles: ADULT—Chip Minot 275/690, Richard McKenna 258/678, Richard McKenna 258/638, Trish Wilson 160/420, Jay Chavkin 247, Jason Kalmanson 225. YOUTH—Dustin Chavkin 234/680, Kevin Gross 249/624, Matthew Rollin 217/542, AJ Minot 212/540, Eric Czubiak 180/529, Jennifer Pyka 175/467. First Lutheran Church: week 31: Rick Godin 266/659, Diana Rollins 195/514, Jerome Hampton 231, Steven Schulkin 229, Bob Pfleger 227, Jason Butts 217. Congratulations Shake & Bake, league champs, Wendy Maceri, Mggie Maceri, Zach Ganat, Michael Maceri, Rick Godin. Monday Nite Live: John Dipietro 257/703, Dave Cook 234/673, Ken Doolittle 246/672, Bob Heyd 638, Tom Miller 265/623, Candy Adams 216/583, Lucy Tralla 202/540, Carol Casuga 204/518, Frank Villaorlad 234, Dennis Llamas 234. River Maniacs: Dan Dixon 257/729, Donald Gossett 728, Robert Galbraith 279/717, Sam Mason 258/710, Bob Englehart 279/691, Monise Kelly 225/603, Vicky Colburn 228/556, Marsha Williams 204/544, Kathy Villa 527, Scott Crawford 265, Robert Battle 257, Bill Williams 257, Sandie Cawford 226. Comedians: Russ Gothrick 708, Al Reiswig 248/686, Ruben Sarkissian 269/680, Robert Battle 678, Justin Archer 675, Patti McVicker 214/624, Mary Becker 214/587, Jan Sandman 204/554, Peggy DeGrasse 203/531, Rich Colella 266, Gary Gladstone 256, Daniel Stipkovick 248. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): SENIOR—Allan Nathan 244/786, Maddy Nathan 177/565. ADULT—Bill Williams 242/853, Kim Tannous 182/650, Warren Meyers 212, Jun Tumacay 212, Jonathan Borillo 200. YOUTH—Matthew Rollin 193/622, Sa-mantha Meyers 223/687. Dodger Bowling Club: Week 1: Rick Bradley 208/509, Chris Vandagriff 203, Carol Clair 151/384. Week 2: Chris Vanagriff 229/627, Carol Clair 174/456, Chris Johnson 242. Copper Bucket: Pete Ramirez 245/683, Richard Alajarin 226/629, John Porras 214/607, Ashley Casselman 188/528, Randy Barden 234, Mark Woslum 226. PBA Experience Singles: Week 29: Andrew Thomas 259/853, Kurt Osterheldt 243/853, Doane Cole 213/842, Larry Steinberg 236/824, Mike Pollack 210/811,Tiffany Morita 225/749, T. Fox 242, Scott Crawford 218, Fred Sloss 212. BOYS—Scott Englehart 204/710. Week 30: Andrew Thomas 245/777, T. Fox 237/803, Tif-fany Morita 219/737, Larry Friedman 230, Scott Friedman 228, Mike Pollack 226, Fred Sloss 226, Dave Schaffer 225, Scott Crawford 222. BOYS—Scott Englehart. The rolloff will be on April 30 with a sweeper on May 7. 500 Classic: Georgia Garey 215/616, Robyn Willis 224/554, Lisa Sheeran 543, Mary Lauer 539, Marsha William 538, Petra Kaun 203, Leslie Jackson 202. The Classics: Week 32: Scott Loudon 248/643, Mike Gilbreath 236/614, Tim Stake 231/604, Jeanette Tonnies 608, Leah Hoffman 231/584, Terri Justin 256/583, Pam Blake 226/562, Tina Enriquez 232/561, Bob Ballard 205. Congratulations to league champs, Bullettproof, Shaawnee Warrick, Roberta Rubens, Terri Justin, Pam Blake. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Sweeper scores: Breno Demartino 224/790, Denise Miller 193/676, James Hudgins 236, Paul Barkley Jr. 235, Peter Thibodeaux 233, Ryan Beardsley 222. Rolloff results: Congratulations to league champs, Creepers, John Miller and Denise Miller. Next league starts May 8th. Bnai Brith Classic: Week 32: Brent Anderson 245/670, Tom Leigh 256/667, Mark Fienberg 241/652, John McComb 641, Jay Davies 235/638. Rolloff and sweepers will be on May 1st. CC Nikkei: Sweeper Scores. Sam Fukumoto 232/651, Stan Date 236/647, Kenneth Morita 227/628, Stephen Sasaki 232/624, Noriko Fukunaga 236/650, Miyuki Koga 210/614, Pei Eto 208/528, Katsuko Fujita 515, Daniel Giegoldt 244, Sho Kadonaga 227. Sum-mer league starts May 16th. Vegas For Fun: Jun Tumacay 258/706, Joel Segiun 286/689, Robert Spengeman 252/642, Vaughn Fountain 248/616, Pam Fountain 505, Gayle Spengeman 180. Friday Vegas: Greg Welch 539, John Miller 210, Tiffany Morita 245/658. Pinbusters: Susan Barnhart 528, Jessica Chavy 184. Summer leagues are starting so sign-up for a summer of friend-ships and great scores.

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — Here are the scores from our juniors at Canoga Park Bowl. Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks 77/138, Jezzabel Chavez 70/137, Analynne Wallace 55/110. Junior Royals: Kevin Gross 245/616, David Sheeran 182/502, Keith Nelson 158/462, Jose Gallardo 138/385, Enrique Gallardo 125/341, Julia Frias 148/353, Alina Medina 125/305, Bertha Rose 90/248, Ash-ley Brett 98/247. Junior PBA Experience: Bran-don Bradley 161/434, Noel Sosa 162/459. See you next week.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — Our senior leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl are ending their winter season and getting ready for summer. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Week 31: Dave Yahn 239/662, Richard Greenzweight 232/654, Dale Rubin 216/603, Mel Neiditch 599, Dale Simpson 223/577, Mary Lauer 185/510, Nancy Cottrell 188/501, Mazie Little 147/378, Lucy McCoy 137/372, Don McCoy 212. Congratula-tions to 3 Odd Balls, league champions, Richard Green-zweight, Nancy Cottrell, Al Glenn. Funtimers: Sweeper scores: Hung-Lay Quon 279/730, Rich-ard Greenzweight 245/666, Steven Herndon 2667/654, Al Reiswig 245/652, Dave Yahn 630, Ellie Alliston 190/549, Karen McDonald 214/537, Candy Adams 198/518, Ber-tha Willard 176/495, Eleanor Weaver 466, Dave Flock 234, Marcia Votava 172. Summer league starts May 7th, with a meeting at 11:30 a.m., bowl at noon.

39’Ers Senior Trio: Week 32: Dave Yahn 269/684, Lar-ry George 226/657, Richard Greenzweight 227/639, Al Reiswig 227/593, Scotty Ala-vazo 583, Carolyn Scherzberg 246/664, Bev Zietz 214/563, Mary Lauer 222/559, Patricia Carpenter 522, Lil Baker 507, Manuel Montez 225, Leonard Yu 225, Helen Layfield 200, Sylvia Kesilis 197. Rolloff and sweeper is May 1st. That’s all, folks!


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Expenses $743.00Total $9,405.00 Total: $9,405.00

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Byron, down by 34 pins to start the match squeezed out a 202-196 victory, and with the bonus pins of 30, ended up winning this tournament by only 2 pins.

Closing fast to finish 3rd, was Frank De Filippo. TOP 3: 1st, Byron Richmond, $750.00, 2nd, Matt Bowcutt (Hender-son, NV), $575.00, and 3rd to Frank De Filippo (Las Vegas), $460.00. 29 Super Seniors entered.

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by David Yamauchi

Kraye/Kraye and Sickles/Katsura Take Adult/JuniorCongratulations to Robert Sickles and Lesliann Katsura on their

win in the Handicap Division of the JAT Adult/Junior Tournament last Sunday. After staying out late at Prom the night before they stormed to the title defeating Joe Poole and DeeRonn Booker 257-183, 221-255, 249-227 for the title. It is Lesliann’s first JAT Farm title. In the Open Division, father-son superteam Scott Kraye and Brandon Kraye were hot all day and lit it up to win the Open Title 231-215, 258-235, 194-188. Brandon McGinnes and his sister “birthday girl” Alyse McGinnes came up just short finish-ing second. Scholarships for the juniors were $300 for Brandon Kraye, $200 for Lesliann Katsura, $150 for Alyse McGinnes and $100 for DeeRonn Booker.

Great Turnout For The Adult/JuniorThanks to everyone who came out for the tournament last

weekend. We had 108 bowlers on the lanes and some great bowling and some great bracket action. We really appreciate the support of the JAT! Congratulations to Otha on winning two prizes in the raffle and the Smiths for taking home a new Black Widow Pearl. Thanks to the hard work of Dino, we raised over $200 in the raffle which will go toward scholarships in the year-end events.

JAT TriviaJeff Spiesman accomplished an interesting feat at the Farm/

Open Doubles last event. Jeff has now won a Farm Club, Open Di-vision, Adult/Junior and Farm/Open Doubles title. We’ll see how our points-leader finishes out the season with our two Majors!

Clean 50 Must-Go Pot Someone will break the Clean-50 Pot that stands at $92 plus

the entries from Cal. Whoever gets the farthest clean will break the pot this Sunday. Just $2 for a chance at a big payday!

Our Next EventOur next event is this Sunday at Cal Bowl in Lakewood. Check

in at 8:30, bowl at 9:00. This is our last regular tournament of the season and last chance to qualify for the Invitational. Also, the top-8 bracket earnings leaders will bowl for the Bracket Challenge Jackpot this Sunday at Cal. If someone from the top-8 is not there the next-highest bowler will get into the rolloff. Regular Farm Club and Open Brackets also at Cal Bowl.

Check out the latest schedule updates, scores, highlights, photos and more at www.bowljat.org.

Farm Club Champs Sickles/Katsura and 2nd Poole/Booker

Open Div. Champs Kraye/Kraye & 2nd McGinnes/McGinnes

Scratch 6-Gamer

$500 1st place (based on 40 entries, limited to 60 entries)

When: Sunday, May 4th @ 11AM (check-in at 10:30) Where: Brunswick Classic Lanes 1800 Hamner Avenue Norco, CA 92860 Cost: $60 ($20 sidepots and blocks optional) ($10 of entry goes to March ‘09 2-day event)

1 in 6 will cash Shot: PBA Chameleon pattern If you have any questions, contact Jon Diso at (951) 734-8410

Prize money (based on 40 entries)

1st $500 2nd $325 3rd $215 4th $165 5th $130 6th $100

7th $85

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — The senior scores are in from Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Tom Smith 238-218/654, Bob Corrigan 223, George Learned 220, James Cox 200, Cari Burris 487, Verlane Mosley 198. Park & Rec.: Bob Corri-gan 245-214-215/674, George Learned 252, Sam Frisby 212-213, John Mikowski 203-206, Linda Grimes 511, Etta Palmore 191. Afternooners: Frank Long 205/574, Frank Martinez 209, Frank Deluca 200, Teresa Vest 176/499. Golden Goodies: John Ball-man 458, J.W. Jones 157, Jim Cox 157, Betty Zoz 169/473. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. John Hutchings 827, 2. Bob Cor-rigan 815, 3. Phosie Lotze/Joseph Fletcher 783, 4. Frank Greaves 749, Booby, Billy Harper 612. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Geri Higgins 841, 2. Bob Corrigan 787. 3. Sam Frisby 779, 4. Jim McGinty 722, 5. Vito Vaccaro 713, Booby, David Hill 631. That’s all for this week.


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High Scores Galore in Linbrook 590 Classicby Joy McGregor

ANAHEIM—The heat begins. It’s technically still Spring but, Friday was pretty warm indicating Sunmer is “almost” here. The HOT sores inside Linbrook claim, “It’s already here”!

Mr. E.J. “easy-going lefty” Rogers showed us all just why he is “our leader”. Games of 259-243-’289’ (791)...oh-so-close...and 233 proved his worth and his highest 4-game set to date at an impressive 1,024. Just awsome bowling E.J.!!

Also, a MUST mention before listing the rest of the 900 Club-bers... E.J.’s team, consisting of two subs: Jenelle Jellsey and Kyle Osterman, gave us all such a thrill in the third game with two of them on a 300 quest. Kyle had a nice string going and both Jenelle and E.J. had the front 10. Jenelle ended her bid in the twelth leavng a stubborn 10-pin for a fantastic 299; E.J. got tapped in the 11th for a great 289 and Kyle ended his game with a clean 214. All-in-all, their team game tallied an awesome “802”. I do believe they should be in contention for the USBC high 3-person team game award. What a treat to watch such great bowling!!

Now, on to the 900 Club: Frank Bellinder, always on his game, shot 279-238-211 (728) and 224 for a great 952 series.

Jenelle Jellsey, certainly in her comfort zone, stroked 213-259-’299’ (771) and 174 for a fantastic 945 set.

John “Big-Bad” Conway, always in the spotlight, tossed 269-258-201 (728) and added a 203 to register 931.

Juan Sandoval, bowling oh-so-well as of late, rose to the occa-sion and fired 249-269-224 (739) and 191 to post 930.

Ronny “lefty” Thompson, no stranger to this Club, rounds out the 900’s on games of 242-247-199 and 218 to total 906.

More ‘sizzling’ scores: Ron Douglass 257-894, Dan Baker 243-893, Kantral Williams 254-892, Lloyd Thierry 254-883, John Velasquez 245-874, Willy Bordenave 235-872, Bob Gosnell 223-861, Tony Chaco 237-848, Kyle Osterman 224-848, Rey Ortiz 2346-847, Ron Mahler 236-846, Willly Harris 214-842, Eva Munson 217-838, Ed Harris 229-830, John Phillips 216-829, Alan Bloom 232-812, Janet Anderson 224-811, Tony Hale 214-800, Rob Roberts 234, Terry Brent 228, Diane Salinas 228, Adrian Bradley 227, Jack Wilson 225, David Wright 224, Stan Guzy 222, Rose Williams 218, Carrie Hay 217, Larry Green 213, Joy McGregor 213, Shig Shozi 210, Marie Barbush 209, Tony Angulo 209, Gloria Ferrulli 205, Don Hart 204, Al Lara 204, Helen Petrowski 203 and Carl Adinolfi 201.

Our thoughs and prayers are with Fred Voysey who suffered a heat attack earlier in the week. He is at Anaheim Memorial Hospital and we all wish him God Speed.

With only two weeks remaining until sweeps, there is a tight race to the finish line for the top 5 teams with only 6 and one half points between the top two. Good luck to all and if I were a bet-tin’ lass, which I am not, I’ll stay neutral and say, “May the ‘very bestest’ team win”!!

Just a reminder: The meeting to form the Rocky Marsh Doubles summer league will take place May 2nd immediately following the conclusion of the 590 Classic league session, approx. 11:30. For all those who don’t already bowl in the 590, please try to have at least one member of your team represented. We have 18 teams strong with only room for 2 more, so if you are interested, please contact Linbrook at 714/774-2253.

Good luck and “Hot” scores to all. Until next week...

ANAHEIM — Winter leagues are coming to an end and the begin-ning of a new Summer Season starts at Linbrook Bowling Center. We’re here to help anyone with their leagues so give Shannon Bloom or Stacy Rider a call at 714-774-2253. Santa Gals and Guys: Carl Adinolfi 247-212/649, Tony Chaco 233-234/642, Terry Blankenship 207-256/632, Rodger Morris 218-248/619, Mike Blankenship 204-235/619, Eileen Dibenedetto 200. Swinging Trios: Andy Vincent 222, Bob Baughman 212, Joe Zeuli 207, John Vojtko 202, Rey Ortiz 202-200, Janine Hanigan 206. Lunch Bunch: Pat Madonna 207. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Digger Larkin 212-209/612, Rick Weiland 214-225, Bill Swanson 211-205, Marc Guzman 211, Dan Percified 211. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 246-204-258/708, Tom Larson 257-211-218/686, John Magill 230-226-214/670, Dick McKenzie 204-203-229/636, Pete Vodden 231-215/628, Kris Wilson 225. No Knottcents: Ben Philalack 220-267-224/711, Michael Byrd 210-259/641, Chris Vandyke 238/611, Keith White 212/605, Gene Shaw 211-24. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 235-215/627, Ralph Tanner 212-202. 3’S Company: Karen Bagnall 263-245/691, Marie Parmelee 229, Melinda Manahan 204. Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 254-244-277/775, Mike Keogh 244-207-232/683, Ryan Robinson 213-229-228/670, David Haskell 201-200-221/622, Rey Ortiz 243-205/615, Tony Banks 231/615. Jacks and Jills: Romy Villalobos 201-202-213/616, Ed Soli-man 204-223/606, Jerry Lao 245-201, Ken Reser 204, Shannon Brown 213, Angels/Dodgers: Ben Philalack 300-277-241/818, Hong Kha 298-264-226/788, Randy Seifman 255-232-240/727, Bill Powell 234-212-244/690, Izzy Garcia 227-203-227/657, Kristi Tanner 212, Dianna Gagliano 211, Kim Gardner 208. Bowl Sa Mo: Henry Kim 255-237/648, Glen Kim 233, Andy Kim 211, Sang Kim 209, Michelle Kim 200. Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 221, Alice Pellegrino 203-202. Party Timers: Issac Guiden 258-257-201/716, Frank Pearl-man 277-232-200/709, Ted Evans 254-265/687, Danny Janssens 272-217/680, Pat Sangenito 216-243-208/667, Karyn Lorentzen 221-244-227/692, Denise Bayne 217-206, Pat Spink 202, Mary Solverson 201. Nikkei: Dave Lautherboren 213-236/648, Herb Mihara 267-201/640, Ken Kawado 223-211/615, Bob Okamura 236/613, Mano Aiau 200-238/611, June Hasegawa 213, Ethel May 204. 525 Ladies Classic: Joy McGregor 244-201, Karen Bagnall 204-232, Diane Salinas 223, Dora Miller 214-200-205. Santa Super Savers: Tony Chaco 212-214-203/629, Nick Lam 216-233/628, John Hendricks 201-216/608, Carl Adinolfi 221, Jerry Roddam 213, Janet Jaffe 209, Brenda Blankenship 204. Thursday Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 279-235/692, Greg Baker 233/606, Don Gut-omen 234, Trevor Linan 214, Brad Pickler 202. Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Kevin Rayle 224, Anthony Stroma III 213-200, Melissa Valentine 252-261/688, Carolyn Anderson 217, Faviola Meza 210, Chrys Shields 206. Looney In Laughlin: JJ Hall 202, Faustino Rios 200. 7-11 Vegas: David Wright 225-243-204/672, Ben Philalack 234-233/664, John Conway 226-213-217/656, Chris Davey 222-257/652, Alex Frisari 214-216-221/651, Lisa Somma 213-223-248/684, Eva Munson 227. Korean Bowling League: Hyon Tae Kim 213, Eun Mee Cha 203. Friday Cypress College 9:00 Squad: no scores. 11:00 Squad: Eric Williams 221-245/629, Jayson Palacios 224-206/618, Chris Charnock 213, Stephen Acosta 202. Grey Panthers: Jerry Dymora 219-231, Gerald Lichtenheld 231, Stan Lucas 204-204, Ro Mutzenberger 204. T.G.I.F.: Martin Alcala 216-204-213/678, Mike Wagner 231-215/605, Casey Jones 236, Scott Talmage 226, Ric Kauten 225. Vegas Party: Len Huber 245-236-233/714, Mike Keogh 280-227/681, Dan Duarte 224-212-214/650, Dan Drysol 204-241/644, Bill Powell 225-231/641, Terry White 225/613, Carol Powell 203,Pam

Weilandf 200. Saturday Vegas Special: JR Paaga 244, Joe Molina 229, Daniel Bradshaw 202, Phyllis Totten 211, Shirley Paaga 207, Christina Garcia 206. Double Daters: Dan Drysol 245-212-214/671, Lowell Huber 226-239/655, Luis Melendez 278-206/653, Dan Duarte 226-212-211/649, Mike Barcenas 256-212/645. Family and Friends: Jess Castro 235-210/636, Tim Moore 202-234/633, Casey Otteson 232, Ron Aguon 222, Julie Aguon 204. Nascar Race League: Ben Philalack 246-245/681, Hong Kha 241, Robert Bloom 205-205. Senior No-Tap: Results of 4-22-08. 42 entries @ $9=$378. 42 lineage @ $4.50=$189. 42 prize fund @ $4.50=$189. 41 3-6-9 @ $1=$41. Place Money—1st Romy Villalobos 874 $36, 2nd Rachel Chaco 859 $27, 3rd Mercy Pizarro 829 $20, 4th Tom Stearn 797 $15, 5th Dick McKenzie 787 $10, 6th Joe McKee 786 $7. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Rachel Charo 302 $10, 2nd Rich Fiore 300 $7, 3rd Ed Signorino 294 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st Mike Pizarro 278 $13, 2nd Bob Zentner 277 $10, 3rd Tom Stearn 274 $7. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Romy Villalobos 323 $10, 2nd Hank Yates 304 $7, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 291 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover amount: $160, added $41. Winner: Tom Horton $201.

SAN BERNARDINO — This may sound like a recording, but it is summer league sign-up time here at Del Rosa Lanes. We have team and individual spots available so call us at 909-886-4675 for more information. Here are our weekly scores... Judson Baptist: Bob Corrigan 218/566, Anna Joseph 182/493, Violet Preszler 493. Beach Party: Leighton Beach 277-276/728, Eric Ybarra 214-224/612, Kurt Beach 222-201/606, Will Mattox 232, Nicole Beach 490, Rashelle Miksik 187. Mt. Commercial: Jesse Chandler 257-231/637, Tim Eshelman 231/628, L.T. Togafau 215-207/618, Joe Reed 276/607. Capri: Toni Futch 205-214/608, Tiffany Sand 200. T.N.T.: Matt Tanner 202/538, Lori Durkiewicz 478, Marge Boyce 179. Dirty County: Terry Hodgson 227-255-212/694, Rob Miner 226-277/650, Randy Hoffman 247-202/640, PJ Buckner 215-227/638, John Hutchings 226-203/623, Tom Andres Sr. 215-214/600, Larry Richards 256, Bob Corrigan 225, Joan McMichael 517, Susan Markovic 196. Elks Invitational: James Harris II 246/621, Lorie Click 212/534, Princess Thompson 209. Wednesday Vegas: Del Karper 244-268-223/735, Bud Kolar 203-247-214/664, Steve Morino 243-200/626, David Simental 204-202-215/621, James Dixon 231/602, John Hutchings 206-204/600, Steve Pellegrine 233, Likapeka En-riquez 201-205/596, Rolann Karper 222, Debra Neff 204. Wed. Wild Bunch: Jack Hamner 202/583, John Ware 212, Betty Allgower 224-231/622, Janet Stumpf 220. Del Rosa 830 Classic: Nick Assini 258-244-279/781, Brian Benson 240-279-246/765, Ken De Maio 232-279-247/758, Dave Wodka 279-278-201/758, Mark Dyer 240-248-258/746, Johnny Hernandez 254-214-276/744, Adam Sokoloski 233-233-257/723, Russell Ruiz 203-260-246/709, Mike Hudson 269-206-214/689, Willy Alexander 228-208-248/684, Darren De Maio 222-242-213/677, Ed Salazar 255-246/673, Roy Robinson 215-267/671, Michael Gray 265-200-200/665, Jerome Forch 204-212-249/665, Walt Stull 218-205-232/655, Corky De Maio 230-233/655, Ray Cobb 230-237/653, Kelvin Gross 234-257/653. Happy Gamblers: Jerry Forch 244-226-215/685, Adam Sokoloski 217-204-207/628, Corky De Maio 214-204/608, Claudell Curry 215-211/601, George Thunstrom 237, Bridgett Young 207-222/610, Mary Cassin 257, Cynda Ross 224, Susan Reeder 214, Georgia Forch 202. S.B. County: Larry Richards 223-244-223/690, Robert Richards 213-258/663, Steve Rollberg 244/621, Randy Perrine 218-202/609, Bill Elliott 247/604, Victor Contreras 206-205/602, Jim Forbes 205-239, Don Wells 238. Adult/Junior: Bobby Campagnale 300-290-260/850, Joe Dube 258-224/643, Michael Gray 225/609, Ron Smith 216-213/608, Darren Robinson 257, Anna Gutierrez 177/492, Ronnie Smith Jr. 205/553, Shelby Scheffler 404, Demi De Maio 140. Good Times: Adam Sokoloski 257-253-236/746, Spider Calloway 254-237/685, Bob Lee 212-245-222/679, Michael Gray 215-209-247/671, David Jones 237-240/671, Leighton Beach 222-217-205/644, Chuck Gray 214-253/620, John Roberson 219/610, Chris Anderson 204-203-203/610, James Harris II 201-205-201/607, Tom Ramos 215-204/601, Rick Hudson 235, Eric Barrow 233, Drew Hunley 233, Josh Ball 226, Likapeka Enriquez 200-238/624, Susan Fer-rante 230, Rolann Karper 226, Bridgett Young 222, Suelee Santero 203. Friday Vegas: Larry Ollson 238-236-232/706, Don Nelson 211-247-224/682, Tim Medley 213-218-201/632, Scott Bay-less 228-210/616, Andrew Nelson 248/605, Bill Roes 231, Ray Averhart 226, Terri Nelson 209-216/613. Weekend Rollers: Ernie Juarez 237-201-234/672, Alan Rubio 206-209-218/633, Jack Hamner 224-227/631, Jeff Raynor 244-224/626, Charles Rabico 200-220/612, Joe Contreras 255/603, Jeff Tripp 202-232, Rose Rudh 235/603, Toni Futch 214, Christina Hernandez 209, Pacita Baker 208, Donna Garcia 205. Enjoy your week and be ready for more high games here at Del Rosa Lanes.

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