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Honor RollName Score Date CenterCOREY NEILL 300 06-27-16 PICKWICK BOWLRYAN HINCHLIFFE 300 06-30-16 PICKWICK BOWLALBERT DIMAGGIO 300 07-05-16 WINNETKA BOWLMATT JONES 804/300 07-06-16 WINNETKA BOWLCHARLES KENNY 836/300 07-06-16 WINNETKA BOWLOMAR OLID 300 07-06-16 DEL RIO LANESIVAN MOORE 802 07-09-16 FOREST LANESJIM STARKS 300 07-09-16 FOOTHILL LANESJOHNNY ENGLEHART 818/300 07-11-16 WINNETKA BOWLCHARLES ZELAYA 300 07-12-16 GOLD COASTJEFF FLORES 300 07-13-16 HARLEYS CAMARILLOJOE JIMENEZ 806/300 07-15-16 LA HABRA “300” BOWLSHERRY ICHIKAWA 717 07-17-16 FOREST LANES

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LOS ANGELES — Jason Belmonte of Austra-lia earned his second con-secutive and third overall Best Bowler ESPY Award Wednesday evening during the 2016 ESPY Awards cer-emonies at the Microsoft Theater.

Belmonte, who won his first ESPY Award in 2011, was among winners in a variety of sports and spe-cial moment categories that were determined by fan voting. The winners were announced during ABC-TV’s live ESPY Awards telecast.

In 2015, Belmonte be-came the first international player to win three consec-utive Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year awards. The two-handed star also became the first player to win the USBC Masters in three consecutive years and he won his second consecu-tive Barbasol PBA Tourna-ment of Champions title, becoming the first player to win both the Masters and TOC in back-to-back sea-sons.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to win the ESPY again this year,” Belmonte said. “This award means so much to me because it’s voted by the people who I believe matter most in bowling, the fans. My fans are a huge motivation in my game. I want to always give them my absolute best because it’s what they deserve. I’d like to thank everyone who voted, but more important-ly, thanks to all the fans for loving the sport of bowl-ing.”

Also nominated in the Best Bowler category were PBA Player of the Year

Jason Belmonte Wins Back-to-Back Best Bowler ESPY Awards

Australian two-hander earns third overall award during ceremonies in Los Angelescontender Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga, N.Y.; Swedish two-handed star Jesper Svensson and Texan Anthony Simonsen, also a two-handed player.

Ciminelli won three titles in 2015 including the U.S. Open and finished third in the PBA World Champion-ship. Early in 2016 he won the bowlingball.com Maine Shootout for his sixth ca-reer PBA Tour title.

Svensson won two titles in 2015 on his way to earn-ing PBA Rookie of the Year honors and in 2016 won the FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions to become the tournament’s youngest champion at age 21.

Simonsen became the youngest player ever to win a major when he won the 2016 USBC Masters at age 19. He won his first title with partner Connor Pick-ford in the Mark Roth/Mar-shall Holman PBA Doubles Championship.HISTORY OF ESPY BEST BOWLER AWARD WINNERS2016 – Jason Belmonte2015 – Jason Belmonte2014 - Pete Weber2013 – Pete Weber2012 – Sean Rash2011 – Jason Belmonte2010 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2009 – Norm Duke2008 – Norm Duke2007 – Norm Duke2006 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2005 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2004 – Pete Weber2003 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2002 – Pete Weber2001 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.2000 – Parker Bohn III1999 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.1998 – Walter Ray Williams Jr.1997 – Bob Learn Jr.1996 – Mike Aulby1995 – Norm Duke

LAS VEGAS — Joe Goldstein loves SAM’S TOWN. Sam’s Town Lanes is where he gave notice that he has “arrived” as a bowler to contend with on the PBA 50 Tour. It was at Sam’s Town Lanes that Joe “made waves” at this season’s USBC Senior Masters. It was at Sam’s Town Lanes that Joe finished sixth at the Senior Masters outper-forming super stars such as Parker Bohn III, Norm Duke, Brian Voss and Wal-ter Ray Williams Jr.

First it was everyone in Northern California who knew that Joe Goldstein was a great bowler. Then everyone throughout Cali-fornia learned of his lane skills because of his suc-cesses on the PBA Western Regional Tour. Now the whole country is learning about Joe.

A couple of weeks ago

“Californian” JOE GOLDSTEIN Is Making Waves on the PBA 50 Tour

by Frank and Therese Weiler

at the USBC Senior Mas-ters Goldstein made big waves. After three days and fifteen games of quali-fying he stood in twenty-first place with 3,292 pins (+292) based on a 219.5 average. He made the cut and joined 63 other quali-fiers for Match Play.

Joe was outstanding dur-ing Match Play. He won five of six matches, beating Hall of Famers Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Brian Voss in two of those six matches. He just missed the X-tra Frame “TV” step ladder fi-nals after a four man roll off with Paul McCordic, Ron Mohr and Andy Neuer.

Great bowling Joe. Con-gratulations on your Senior Masters performance. We in CALIFORNIA are proud and impressed.

Joe Goldstein

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TAFT — How time flies! Flashback to last year we were thrilled to hear Zack won not one but three JBT (Junior Bowlers Tour) honors—Bowler of the Year (All Conference); Handicap All Star (Mojave Conference); and Handicap Bowler of the Year (Southern CA Conference).

This year the JBT Banquet was held at The Terrace in Las Vegas on Sun., July 10 and since Zack was already in Vegas to compete in the TPC (Touring Players Champion-ships), he attended. Zack, who just turned 17, said he “got an unexpected and very appreciated award” as he was se-lected the Scratch Rookie of the Year for the Mojave Con-ference! This JBT season Long won one title and that was at the Tournament of Non-Champions at Let it Roll Lanes in Phoenix, AZ on June 19th. But, add to that, Zack rolled a 300 game at Antelope Lanes in Prescott, AZ, competing in a JBT tournament on March 27th. So even though he didn’t collect a lot of titles this season, he was making a good showing and obviously noticed! He averaged 195 this season in JBT which has their bowlers bowl on dif-ferent patterns every weekend in competition. In contrast, here locally bowling in his Youth league, he booked 213.

Zack ended with “What an amazing season this has been. Man, I can’t wait for the next one!! Huge thank you to Jeff Hemer and Jerod Florez for all of your hard work throughout every season of JBT. This wouldn’t be pos-sible without you guys!” Congratulations, Zack!

Taft’s Zack Long is selected JBT “Scratch Rookie of the Year”

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WINNETKA – “I was shocked,” Debbie Stelle said.“I was very surprised,” Richard Melendrez said.To be sure, the two bowlers from Canoga Park were

unlikely champions of a no-tap doubles tournament July 9 at Winnetka Bowl.

They certainly weren’t the most feared pair of bowlers in this event that featured a large assortment of some of the elite players in the San Fernando Valley area.

The 80-year-old Melendrez entered the tournament with a 138 average.

The 69-year-old Stelle carried a 135 average.Yet, they were nothing short of spectacular in this three-

game handicap tournament.Melendrez crushed a 616 series (210, 230, 186) and

Stelle chipped in with a stellar 537 series (145, 154, 238). With their sizable handicap, Melendrez and Stelle

rolled up a huge total of 1,584 that proved too much for the 200-average-plus bowlers to match. The dynamic duo won $446 for its first-place effort, outdistancing teams that boasted such elite bowlers as Tim Tripp, Johnnie Engle-hart, Charles Kenny and Matt Jones.

Melendrez said he had bowled previous 600 series but it was a “long time ago. I had bypass [surgery] three, four years ago. I used to have a 15-pound ball and now I use a nine-pounder.”

Altogether, Melendrez took home more than $350 be-cause of his additional winnings during the day.

This marked the second of three no-tap doubles tourna-ments scheduled for Winnetka Bowl during the summer. A whopping 106 bowlers took part, exceeding last month’s event that drew 76 players.

This month’s participants included a large turnout of top-caliber Valley bowlers on the challenging Professional Bowlers Assn. Viper oil pattern.

Finishing 26 points behind the champs at 1,558 was the team of Bob Englehart and Mark Levine, who won $360 for placing second. Englehart, a Valley legend with his towering left-handed backswing, was at his enthusias-tic best during the event, spurred on by his opening 297 game. He finished with an 812 scratch, adding scores of 276 and 239.

Debbie Stelle and Richard Melendrez Shine Brightest in Winning No-Tap Event

by Fred Eisenhammer

Susan Cortez and Joannie Petiya finished third at 1,513 and won $200. Brad Graeff Jr. and Jim Gibbons took fourth at 1,508 and won $100. Dino Reyes and Jackie Herndon scored 1,505 to claim fourth, winning $60.

Jeff Monzella and Matt Jones were the lone bowlers to rack up perfect games. Jones also recorded a 254 en route to a 752 series.

Johnnie Englehart turned in a solid effort with scores of 250, 210 and 278 for a 738 series.

On the heels of that strong performance, Englehart went on to blister an 818 series (259, 300, 259) during league play at Winnetka Bowl. At one point, Englehart posted 22 strikes in a row.

Tripp recorded one of the top scores of the no-tap tour-nament with a 274 en route to a 735 series (244, 274, 217). Kenny had a 690 series, but his big highlight came a day later when he smashed back-to-back perfect games in an-other no-tap tournament.

Winnetka Bowl will host its third no-tap doubles tour-nament of the summer on Aug. 13.

From left, Richard Melendrez, Carl Comrie, Debbie Stelle and Amy Lew. Melendrez and Stelle defied the odds by winning the no-tap tournament title. Comrie and Lew were the event’s co-directors. Photo by Fred Eesenhammer


1 – In February, Charles Kenny blasted an 876 se-ries with games of 300, 277 and 299 in league play. The series is believed to be the second-highest in San Fernando Valley history – surpassed only by the 888 that Anthony Sharperson recorded in 2011 at now-defunct Mission Hills Bowl. At which bowling center did Kenny roll his series?

a) Bowlero Woodland Hillsb) Corbin Bowl in Tarzanac) Jewel City Bowl in Glendale

2 – What is the name of Mike Weekley’s band that qualified to perform in the prestigious Rockfest on May 14 at Liberty Memorial in downtown Kan-sas City?

a) Dirty Machineb) Dirt Hogsc) Dirty Jokes 3 – Tim Tripp nailed his first PBA Regional title in March by defeating Justin Spurrier in a one-game championship match. Tripp outscored Spurrier by how many pins?

a) 70 (245-175) b) 40 (211-171)c) 20 (188-168)

4 – The eclectic and electric “Girls With Balls” four-women bowling team has attracted local headlines for its creative name and fun-filled ac-tion. What league has that team competed in for more than a decade?

a) Superstarsb) Bill Mossontte Majorsc) Guys and Dolls

5 – At 20 years old, Justin Pluchino scorched a stunning 900 no-tap series (three perfect games) in May at Winnetka Bowl. How many of the 36 strikes were legitimate?

a) 11b) 13 c) 29

6 – Blake McBride , Keith Nahan, Charles Kenny and Tim Tripp did something special on the same night in the Bill Mossontte Majors league at Corb-in Bowl? What was it?

a) They each bowled a perfect game.b) They each registered an all-spare game.c) They each bowled a 299.

Here’s a Los Angeles Bowling Quizby Fred Eisenhammer

7– Which former Los Angeles Laker center will forever be linked to bowl-ing because he sustained a serious knee injury bowling while he was re-habilitating an injury to his other knee?

a) Andrew Bynumb) Vlade Divacc) Elden Campbell

8 – What did Shirley Radamaker do on her 90th birthday in May?

a) She knocked down the 7-10 split.b) She converted the 1-10 spare. c) She rolled a strike with her eyes closed.

9 – What stunning announcement did 61-year-old charismatic bowler Russ Gothrick make?

a) He was retiring from the game because of an injury.b) He was joining the PBA50 circuit. c) He was buying a string of bowling centers.

10 – What does rising star Greg Kolski consider as the possible turning point of his career?

a) Bowling a whirlwind 100 games in one day in a practice session that lasted 13 hours 10 minutes.b) Scoring a 182 game that was marked by all spares.c) Rolling a 300 no-tap game

Answers:1c 2a 3a 4c 5c 6a 7a 8b 9a 10a

Scoring:8-10 correct: A kingpin.6-7: An expert.4-5: Still learning the game.0-3: Needs to enroll in a college bowling course.

Tim Tripp recorded his first PBA Regional title by out-classing Justin Spurrier in the title game.

Charles Kenny blistered an 876 series with games of 300, 277 and 299.

At 20 years old, Justin Pluchi-no crushed a stunning 900 no-tap series.

Los Angeles may not be the capital of the bowling world, but for many, it’s the center of their bowling universe.So in keeping with that L.A.-doesn’t-get-the-respect-it-deserves theme, we’re dedicating a bowling quiz to Los Angeles and its many talented bowlers.

To get in the mood of taking the Los Angeles Bowling Quiz, here’s some bowling humor:

Q: Why are football players not allowed in bowling centers? A: After getting a strike, they spike the ball. And: Q: What is the difference between Barry Zito and Walter Ray Williams Jr.? A: Walter Ray knows how to throw a strike.

Now that you’re ready (hopefully), here goes the Los Angeles Bowling Quiz:

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1 Jaimee Pamintuan from Cerritos 673 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $1,400.00 2 Raul Aldaz, Jr. from Whittier 713 $500.00 3 Du Quach from Rosemead 641 $200.00 4 Bert Pamintuan (SS) from Cerritos 699 $110.00 5 Carlos Umana from Rialto 651 $110.00 6 Conrado Amado (SS) from Santa Clarita 665 $105.00 7 Chris Abing from Cerritos 646 $105.00 8 Ferdinand Alarcio from Pomona 644 $105.00 9 Annie Liao from Rowland Heights 629 $105.00 10 Sierrie Herradura (SS) from Los Angeles 684 $100.00 11 Danny Eguilos (SS) from Norwalk 663 $100.00 12 Tomas Chavez from Fontana 661 $100.00 13 Michael Zhang from Monterey Park 654 $100.00 14 Mike J. Moore (SS) from Norwalk 646 $100.00 15 Jing Lebaquin (60%) from Cerritos 636 $60.00 16 ChrisGregoryfromBakersfield 630 $100.0017 Cheng H. Tse from San Gabriel 629 $72.50 18 Ed Palma (SS) from Cerritos 626 $70.00 19 Richard Valdez (SS) (60%) from Pomona 616 $67.50 20 Fel Garcia from Van Nuys 613 $65.00 21 Christopher Slack from La Mirada 611 $65.00 22 George M. Parker from Lakewood 609 $64.00 23 William Ele (SS) from Long Beach 608 $63.00 24 Freddie Catamisan from Lawndale 604 $63.00 25 Troy Brooks (60%) from Canyon Country 597 $37.00 26 Howard Smith (SS) from Santa Ana 594 $62.00 27 Veronica Boone (SS) from Mission Hills 588 $61.00 28 Chris Solomon (60%) from San Garbiel 574 $36.00 29 Ginalynn Velarde from Mira Loma 569 $61.00 30 Eric Will (SS) from La Habra DNS F/E

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West Covina Lanes Saturday Qualify 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semifinals 8:00PM Single elims FollowMatch Series est $1,000 – Match Game est $1,475 – Mystery Doubles est $900

NORWALK—A light turnout, but lots of fun at Keystone Lanes. Jaimee Pantuan stepped up and won her first ABTA Title taking a sweet $2,500 home to Cerritos by downing top seed Raul Aldaz in the Title game. She won 5 straight matches in the single elimi-nation roll-offs, not an easy task.

Cut scores were on low-er side but fair to all with Men +60 and Ladies +10! Super Seniors added were, two men and one woman, Ed Palma +61, Eric Will +59 and Veronica Boone -3. Top Qualifiers were Tomas Chavez +122 men and Gina Verlarde +88 led the ladies. They receive paid entries to any regular event for the fine bowling.

Tomas and Gina drew for the Match Series worth $485 & drew 692. No Win-ner! The Mystery Doubles 474 also no winner worth $490. They carryover to Action Lanes.

The 3-6-9 Pot carried over as Edmund Del Mundo missed on Shot t# 2 going for $1,000! Edmund got a $100 Consolation so we go for $1,100 Saturday.

The semis began and we saw Raul Aldaz lead the field +113 and in 2nd was Bert Pamintun +99. So Raul will sit out and bowl for the

title with Bert entering the top 16 single elms in round two! Aldaz drew a 107 for the Match Game worth $665 and UN matched. We estimate the Match Game at $1,450 Saturday at West Covina Lanes.

It took only a +29 to make the Single Elim Fi-nals which included 3 la-dies. Glen Tse and his good friend Annie Liao tied at +29. Annie wins the 9-10 frame roll off to advance to to Finals. Glen in 17th place.

Finalists losing in the first round in 10-16th plac-

es were Sierrie Herradura, Tomas Chavez, Danny Eguilos, Mike Moore, Jing Lebaquin, Michael Zhang and the “Pride of Bakers-field” Chris Gregory. They got checks of $100.

6-9th places were Con-rad Amado, Chris Abing Annie Liao and Ferdinand Alarcio! Round 3, being eliminated were Bert Pa-mintuan and Carlos Umana who finished in 4th and 5th.

Now down to top 3! Du Quach vs Jaimee Pamin-tuan for the right to bowl Raul Aldaz for the title!

What a close game. It went to the final ball/pin. DU had some bad Luck as Jai-mee advanced in a big way. A late strike fell for Jaimee and she wins a thriller 247-239 with hcp. to advance to the title game. Mr. Quach was 3rd with nice bowling and $200.

The title game was also higher scoring and close.Jaimee led but Raul stayed with her until he chopped a spare and then split. Jaimee with only one open wins her first ever ABTA Title via 238-212. All scores including handicap and it can’t go to a finer lady. She beat one of the Good Guys. Good things happen to Good People. Congrats Jaimee, title #2 is next.

Jaimee is from Cerritos, used her 900 Global/Re-spect drilled by Ben Mach. $100 BONUS and wants to thank Ed Palma for giving her the ball. She’s single and usually bowls with her Dad, Bert. Her Mom Vir-gie was on hand to see her win her first championship. By the way dad finished 4th at Keystone!

Raul Aldan, a past champion, aka Raz Mataz is from Whittier, used an Alpha/Crux Storm drilled by Roger at Beverly Bowl and he is single. He is a true Premiere Lanes bowler of the past and one of the Good Guys.

Du “Andy” Quach is from Rosemead, used his Storm drilled by Gerard at Action Lanes and wants to thank his bowling buddies for their support. He is a barber, haircutter by trade and a damn good one in San Gabriel. A long time

faithful ABTA Member many years and is also One of the Good guys.

Thank YOU to the fine staff at Keystone and to Randy and Reggie for a tough but very fair shot!! One of the Best, and we re-turn there for sure!

It was good to see our friends from Bakersfield at Keystone. The Curtis’ John and “Iron Mike” along with Chris Gregory and Bob Long! Great People here! Lots of good men in B Field :-)

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Los Angeles Clippers all-star point guard Chris Paul has been named ESPN’s second annual Sports Humanitarian of the Year for using the power of sports to make a positive impact on society, ESPN announced Wednesday.

Paul and his family have dedicated themselves to helping children through the Chris Paul Family Foundation. The Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Bowling Invitational, which airs annually on ESPN, is one of the events that contributes to the foundation.

After opening a newly-refurbished Boys & Girls Club in Watts, Paul said, ““It hit me that it’s not fair…that a kid on this side of town doesn’t have the same opportunities as a kid on the other side of town.”

For his work with the Boys & Girls Club and his dedication to helping the commu-nity, Paul received the April 2015 NBA Cares Community Assist Award in recognition of his outstanding charitable contributions and philanthropy, one of three community assist awards he received in his career. Paul and his family foundation have made a $1 million commitment to Boys & Girls Clubs across the country, from Los Angeles to his hometown of Winston-Salem, N.C., where he established the Nathaniel Jones Scholar-ship Fund at Wake Forest, providing one athletic and one academic full-ride scholarship to the school.

With charitable efforts such as his annual Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Bowling Invita-tional and his TopSpin Celebrity Ping Pong Tournament in Las Vegas, he’s also found ways to raise money in exciting and fun ways, often bringing in other celebrities to help the cause.

“As a lot of people know, we really focus on putting technology and computer labs in underprivileged schools,” Paul said during his 2016 bowling event. “Events like this, while they’re fun and give people the opportunity to entertain and have a good time, it’s all going to a great cause. It’s always a lot of fun, and it’s good to have some new faces.”

PBA champions Jason Belmonte, Ryan Ciminelli and Anthony Simonsen – three of the four nominees for the “Best Bowler” ESPY award – attended the event (visit the Photo Gallery on pba.com for photos: http://www.pba.com/PhotoGalleries/Details/348). The fourth nominee – Sweden’s Jesper Svensson – was unable to attend. Belmonte won the ESPY for the second year in a row and the third time overall.

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Letters To The EditorI just love it when you have articles about the old

days… I graduated from high school in 1959, so all of this info about bowling at that time brings back so many great memories.

You mentioned EASY LANES in Signal Hill, but you never heard of it. If you don’t mind, I can pass along a little of what I remember…I do know that the main prin-cipal of this little 8-lane house was Billy Maglione, and if memory serves me right, he had a partner by the name of Norm Fesler.

Both were in their prime as top SoCal bowlers in 1959, so in an effort to kick-start their new house, they convinced a good number of the big L.A. shooters to come down and bowl a summer open league there as part of their grand opening.

Since I lived over by Cal Bowl, it was only a two or three mile drive south to go watch our great SoCal bowlers without having to drive all the way to Vermont Bowl. My memory is foggy as to whether they were still employing pin boys that summer or not, but it was a real treat having the big boys visit my town.

Keep up the good work…I just love trivia like this.Terry Brent

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From The Desk of Chris Pilios

MONTCLAIR — Anne Clifford had been running our Friday Strokers League for over 25 years. It is a desig-nated league for those who have had strokes, heart attacks, debilitating accidents or sicknesses that have limited their ability to bowl or function as they used to. The league consists of a wonderful group of dedicated bowlers who love to bowl. Some of them have been using special con-structed ramps for their use. We have dedicated people and bowlers who move the ramps where they are to be placed at the foul line. And help by placing the bowling balls on the ramps for those that need them. This is a happy league and a very fun loving league. They were previously bowling at Covina Bowl but now have moved it to Bow-lium Lanes in Montclair. They are extending an invitation to anyone who would like to bowl with us and have a won-derful time doing so.

The league also wore red noses shown in the photo on Red Nose Day to raise awareness and funds for helping children and having fun. Proceeds benefitted children and young people in the U.S. and some of the poorest com-munities in the world.

The fees are set at $5.00 and they bowl 2 games per week. This league has started this past Friday. It is a no-tap league with 8 pins on your first ball rolled becoming a strike. The league will be starting in the winter with regu-lation bowling in the fall. Usually about the first week of September. If you are interested in joining the league you may call the association at (626) 337-6270 and ask for Chris Pilios or Linda Johnson-Pilios. We will answer any question you may have. We hope to see you there. Also we have had those who are confined to wheelchairs bowl with you. Sincerely Chris Pilios


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BURBANK — I think I can safely say the heat is drag-ging almost all of us down. It’s brutal out there!

The bowling center is usually a “cool” place to hang out in this weather and many take advantage of the AC. However, here’s a word of warning. Most centers do not have air conditioning but have swamp cooling instead. This makes for a humid atmosphere on the lanes and when it’s turned up, the humidity gets even higher. You sweat, your ball sweats, the lane surface sweats. So to speak anyway.

The warning is to watch for lane conditions being differ-ent and the approaches to be a bit damp. Your fingers and thumb may swell and become sticky in the ball. Be prepared. Be sure to have all the things you like to use to combat humid conditions with you, even if you’re not in Louisiana.

Sunday Night Hdcp: (scr) Chris Gayer 259, Suzanna Martinez 181, Terron McElroy 723, Danica McMahon 495. (hdcp) Phil White 284, Maryann Colodonato 250, Bob Ol-ivia 770, Cynthia Estrada 686.ICF No Tap: Kelly McDonough 261, Dan Willhite 247, Dot Schmitz 251, Doris Owings 248, Phil Bartus 632, Sydney DeMello 652.Pinnacle Bowling League: (scr) Shawn Wilson 200, John Biener 360. (hdcp) Nick Diaz 467.Holy Bowlers: (scr) Jeff Ellis 217, Jeanine Kinney 165, Haitham Jammal 361, Melanie Lefevre 296. (hdcp) Ross Necessary 239, Tracy Chow 246, Dan Pendergast 439, Sharain Jones 447.Guys & Dolls: (scr) Roger Desgroseilliers 244, Peggy Ek-lund 187, Nate Wong 665, Cheyenne Landers 585. (hdcp) Daniel Huston 279, Ursula Blanco 259, Woody Gillis 778, Colleen Simpson 694.Wed Night Hdcp: (scr) Bear McCans 236, Alexis Arnold 193, Adam Lew 688, Colleen Simpson 539. (hdcp) Jorge

LAKEWOOD — Hi Seniors! It’s time to participate in our Senior No-Tap Scotch Doubles — Mixed, this Saturday, July 23 with a check-in at Noon and bowl at 12:30 p.m. Both bowlers have to be Seniors. 2 games of Regular 10-Pin bowling and 2 games of No-Tap. It’s $10.00 per per-son. Ask the people at the control desk if you need more information. See you there.The leaague scores are in...Big Bear: Sonny Dew 259/707, Jerry Cant 268/703, Ver-non Adams 247/697, Benji Calinawan 276/695, Curt Soares 648, George Reister 259/643, Sid Nakagawa 244/634, Ken Seiple Jr. 266/630, Paul Piscotta 245/625, Ray Minter 622, Emmerson Wafer 621, John Dunn 618, Leon Bradford 604, Debra Gipson 2245/663, Kasey Hansen 620, Shirley Ow-ens 238/612, Janalee Hagan 212/589, Jessica Sanchez 211/570, Sue Cant 206/569, Annie Yonemura 204/535, Cathy Anderson 222/526, Caroline Head 231/509.Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Jim Plante 236/655, Wayne Moon 202/550, Walter Milsap 203/548, Ellis Houston 511, Betty Green 478.Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 248/679, Ryan McEvilly 214/513, Elaine Harmon 489.Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 549, Don Louis 224/532, Rick Kiap-proth 488, Stacy Kelly 225/580, Darlene Waken 515.Young At Heart: Marc Kashinsky 268/702, Rob Kordich 238/663, Walter Milsap 289/654, Ellis Houston 230/626, Jimmy Hamilton 236/623, Wayne Moon 234/602, Josh Hud-son 226/587, Rich Heid 264/587, Bob Pearson 224/585, Ron Woodruff 568, Rick Vieville 567, Dee Phipps 482.Recycled Teens: Victor Santos 224/645, Walter Milsap 221/641, Ron Leidholdt 234/612, Jojo Jasmin 242/602, Rick Seneris 225/588, Ralph Montgomery 212/564, Jim Burke 538, Dorothy Ruggiero 485.Cal Bowleros: Carole Fischer 207/582, Cathy Wyatt 473. Side-pot winners—Game One: Carole Fischer 210, Sharon Greene 171; Game Three: Agnes Blaisdell 226.Alley Oops: Bertie Martinez 462, Shirley Davis 381.Sierra Bugs: Darlene Waken 201/554, Linda Kinney 522, Shonna Hernandez 510. Side-pot winners—Game One: Darlene Waken 224; Game Two: Linda Kinney 178; Game Three: Cathy Wyatt 229.Captain & Crew: Margo McClain 215/581, Sue Shultz 213/510.C.A.U.L.: David Regul 243/662, Frank Rossello 247/662, Dave Winter 201/588, Alan Nyberg 202/572, Reggie Hart 213/538, Daniel DeRego 536, Javier Santos 533, Tom Da-vis 202/531, Kurt Haidl 528, Reginald Cargo 217/527, Lori Gilmore 219/617, Jessica Seastead 202/595.Marcus Lemons Vegas: Richarrd Jackson III 269/783, Emmerson Wafer 268/772, Ray Jenkins 256/719, Jello Gray 659, Eric Bell 264/654, DeMarcus Dumas 637, Ennis Finnley 622, June Collier 253/597, Robin Burns 201/560, Helen Martin 534, Teya Woodman 201/534, LaJeana Har-ris 210/531, Kim Allen 520, Alicia Ferguson 519.Senior Men’s Trio: Byron Alonzo 279/752, Sonny Dew 266/718, Victor Santos 259/707, Paul Staff 265/693, Joe Acosta 692, Mauro Pendilla 268.10 For 10: Chris Abing 714, Ray Grabinski 641, James Borillo 622, Lila Dodson 626, Julie Grabinski 551, Amy Montes 477, Randy Antazo 246, Bobby Mack 244, Will Napier 225, Christine Ewaskey 215.Tues. Mega Vegas-Cal: Gerrick Myers 255/650, Aaron Law 216/618, Billy Williams 231/597, Wayne Brown 224/555, Le’Star Walker 237/545, Bob Johnson Jr. 537, Carl Hen-derson 520, Mark Fowler 520, Kathy Johnson 205/544, Nickey Burruss 500.

WINNETKA — Hi bowlers, we’re back with another week of scores to report from Winnetka Bowl.Phil-Am: James Osborne 235/665, Helen Ventenilla 234/621, Tony Rubin 243/627, Virgil Alipio 224/625, Jose-mari Zafra 212/568, Jhun Alejandro 212/553, Joy Santos 2318/589, Aiza Baustita 542, Allan Calabio 214.River Maniac: Johnnie Englehart “300/818”, Elizabeth Fonvergne 244/676, Scott Englehart 249/715, Dwayne Hanna 695, Mark May 263/695, Anthony Pavlowsky 688, Marsha Martinez 223/607, Carol Ellis 529, Monise Kelly 209/522, Vince Koeller 247, Bart Carrillo 246.Sport Shot Singles: (Week 4) Mike Kinsinger 234/818, Kinh Hang 233/783, Justin Pluchino 719, Julia Frias 695, Billy Mulvihill 651, William Lingamen 625.Beer Ball: Derek Boyd 222/610, Spencer Rothstein 201/555, Nancy Milner 128/367, Jimmy Boyd 192/527, Bill Aldridge 523, Ryan Boyd 518.Ellen’s Comedians: Vince Koeller 269/706, Erica Pollack 236/640, Ray Plasse 696, Billy Mulvihill 683, Ted Nagy 654, Jesse Chastain 654, Martha Evans 211/524, Angela Wales 201/498, Rick Brattoli 263, Michael Pollack 257, Shawn Hatlestad 246, Dan Kline 245.Guys & Dolls: Gregory Kolski 688, Tracy Stine 506, Mark Basore 254/649, Wayne Jacobson 235/631, Chris Ivey 230/612, James Heylek 230/611, Ellie Koops 201/506, Tom Martino 234.League Of Our Own: John Ritchie 298/788, Claire Avila 224/652, Adam Lew 276/706, Nick Ipapo 287/691, Al-bert DiMaggio 269/677, Edwin Castro 640, Rachelle Tan 207/542, Shannon Whitmore 529, Susan Cortez 521, Ja-son Kalmanson 269.Wednesday Night Rollers: Brian Suprenant 270/705, Judy Henry 211/567, Anthony Sharpesteen 237/693, Scott Englehart 660, Dylon Prettyman 658, Jeff Stitz 257/650, Monise Kelly 514, John Rojas 237.MixedClassicHandicap: Russell Booth 268/761, Chris Drew 236/657, Blake McBride 289/753, Dan Onestinghel 726, Craig Kisro 278/718, Fran Brandt 537, Julie Thomp-son 533, Siena Cawelti 204. 500 Classic: Jill Williamson 220/602, Connie Wannomae 208/590, Petra Kaun 207/575, Lauren Brifman 207/543, Cindy Domiguez 213/530.The Achievers: Matt Whittlesey 421, Marites Tesoro 337, Jeff Grude 366, Jimmy Jurgenson 351, Brian Martin 324.Thirsty Nite Out: Gregory Kolski 246/704, Susan Cortez 556, Albert DiMaggio 289/661, Carl Comrie 246/688, Chris Ivey 247/675, Patrick Reed 258/667, Liz Rogers 535, Jew-ell Williams 502.SFVCC Nikkei: San Mitchell 265/688, Doug Nakada 235/614, Stan Date 201/594, Shoji Takeshima 577, Ken-neth Morita 203/547, Gary Endow 538, Sandra Yamamoto 565, Noriko Fukunaga 521, Mas Suruki 213.

SENIORS49’Ers: Mel Neiditch 212/575, Carolyn Scherzberg 2127/558, William Tidemanson 247/551, Bob Husby 574, Tom Tucker 519, Bob Walker 507, Eloise Valencia 535, Mary Lauer 200/525, Barbara Vaccarello 502, Skip Brown 211.Funtimers: Kenneth Morita 253/700, Carole Peire 497, Billl Robb 644, Al Reiswig 220/640, Robert Adams 593, Stan Staten 253/583, Jim Land 232, Michael Chaney 224.39’Ers: Mel Neiditch 245/619, Carolyn Scherzberg 201/573, Mary Lauer 213/523, Larry George-LH 225/613, Hung-Lay Quon 224/613, Duane Erickson 223/594.

JUNIORS8 For 8: Joshua Fonvergne 101/192, Tristean Fonvergne 78/138, Patrick Thayer 72/138, Jackson Thayer 72/137, Anthony Lepore 71/135, Sienna Tyree 89/176.Junior All Stars: Iris Alvarez 111/215, Tyler Takeshima 99/164, Amber Rivas 118/203, Michael Campos 79/153, Jason Suprun 63/122, Samantha Olegario 116/201, Taylor Mulvihill 98/191, Kimberly Gonzalez 94/183.Junior Royals: Julia Frias 256/672, Justin Pluchino 230/613, William Wales 257/611, Jericho Olegario 521, Matthew Hall 222/516, Deanna Frias 177/479.

Sunday Mega Vegas-Cal: James Matthews 223/623, Lou-is Whitlock 586, Vincent Brown 573, Victor Lewis 224/554, Scott Erickson 214/549, Derrick Whitlock 211/548, Stacy Erickson 204/577, Joe Derrick 207/498.Vegas Crackpots: Daryl McCloud 251/685, Alwyn Woods 257/673, Jacob Culpepper 248/667, Fredrick Crowe 235/652, Brent Shern 248/626, Carl Stokes 620, Nathaniel Hamtpon 234/609 Gerald Williams 229/602, Ondra Lucas Jr. 596, Tyrone Williams 252/584, Shaonna Battle 586, Kim Taylor 226/583, Kim P. 214/566, Ellen Myers 210/552, Mi-chelle King 539.Fil-Am Bowlers: Steve Gaucin 259/743, Lawrence Austria 239/702, Emmerson Wafer 249/683, Matt Mosley 247/651, Chris Abing 638, Steve Bryant 635, Ike Topacio 634, Chris Eguilos 269/631, Renard Ables 237/630, Leo Maningas 627, Freddie Catamisan 233/619, Rick Llaneta 232/614, Bheth Alcayde 202/582, Ellvira Gauci 540.Funsters: Victor Santos 248/673, James Kennard 216/612, Boylee Inocente 254/609, Ed Hansen 227/605, Vince Haneda 600, Phil Hylton 213/599, Steve Ralph 252/589, Joe Herrera 236/584, Tim Lafarga 216/582, Fred Guray 575, Julie Grabinski 220/613, Odette Dalton 205/571, May Toledo 561, Beth Austria 211/ 547, Espie Batucal 213/524. Side-pot winners—Game One: Steve Ralph 274/Julie Grabinski 241; Game Two: Victor Santos 247/Beth Austria 211; Game Three: Jojo Jasmin 252/Espie Batucal 262.That was a great week of bowling scores. See you next week.

Benitz 299, Nikki Angstadt 243, John Haegele 803, Kristine Cotangco 666.Senior Foursome: (scr) Jim Emery 187, Lydia Gantt 171, Richard Brown 491, Barbara Teitel 435. (hdcp) Dan Willhite 239, Diane Sorem 235, Jim DeAngelo 645, Marilee Bishop 637.Thursday 890: (scr) Ryan Hinchliffe 246, Renee York 183, Terron McElroy 726, Rosie Schneider 568. (hdcp) Spencer Brock 270, Kim Bax 260, Jt Tello 800, Bridget Carter 734.

Until next time…stay cool & keep the ball rollin’!

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FOREST LANES - 4022771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest, CA 92630

(949) 770-0055 • Fax: (949) 770-7839www.forestlanes.com • Manager: Jon Diso


FOUNTAIN BOWL - 6017110 Brookhurst Street,

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LA HABRA “300” BOWL - 32370 E. Whittier Blvd., La Habra, CA 90631

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