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FOUNTAIN VALLEY — Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli of Vene-zuela won four consecutive matches in the stepladder finals Wednesday to win the PBA50 Fountain Valley Open presented by Track at

Monacelli Wins PbA50 Fountain Valley OpenFor Sixth Career PbA50 Tour Title

In hall of fame match up, Monacelli beat Parker bohn III 266-247 for first PbA50 Tour win of the season

Proprietor Gary Foreman, Champion Amleto Monacelli & General Manager Rusty Hanna

MONTCLAIR — The ABTA will resume regular action at popular BOWLI-UM LANEs in Montclair. semi finals and top 16 ad-vancing to the Finals. ALL sEMIFINALIsTs WILL CAsH.

Qualify 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 with semi-Finals to follow the 3-6-9 Roll off at 8:00PM. The top 16 bowl-ers to the single elim finals following at 8:00 PM.

TOP 16 will receive a min. of $100 upward. As always three women will be guaranteed to the top 16

AbTA Hosted by The bowlium in Montclair Saturday June 18bIG JULy 1-2-3 Event at Covina Now

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First Place will be $1,000 min. and up to $2,600 will be possible with Bonuses and Cash-N-Carry options. Bonuses include $100 wear-ing ABTA Logo shirt in the event and also $100 using

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DOWNEY — The an-nual playoffs for the Bruns-wick Invitational have been a staple during June at Del Rio Lanes for so many years, but rarely does the championship pack the suspense, game in and game out, that this one did tonight. The match was between DV8 and the Pro-fessional Approach, who had both outlasted 18 other teams over the long winter season to make it to this far. And when all was said and done, the DV8 squad had won the championship.

The match was a best of five, using all of the pat-terns that had been bowled on during the course of the season. First team to win three games would win the title, and the cash. With four patterns in play during the year, should the match go to game five, the Pro-fessional Approach would pick the pattern for the final game, a right they earned

DV8: Sam Hitchcock, Dave Kovach, Ashkan Tahvildaran, Scott Poddig, Jeff Carr and Del Rio Lanes General Manager Mike Cammarata.

bRUNSWICK INVITATIONAL COMES dOWN TO FINAL GAME TEAM dV8 PREVAILS TO WIN THE $16,000

by being the top seed. Be-fore the match began, the Professional Approach had decided they would choose the first pattern, the house shot, if the match went that long.

Game #1 was bowled on the second round pattern, the short oil. The game was tight throughout and

within a mark heading into the 10th frame. With both teams trading an open and a couple marks, the game came down to the anchors. Billy Myers Jr. was on a strike, and proceeded to get the first in the 10th. That put the pressure on the an-chor for DV8, sam Hitch-cock. He calmly responded

with a double, to ice game one and put DV8 in front, 1-0. Myers led the pair with 202, but very steady scor-ing from DV8 was enough to win, 716-699.

Game #2 was bowled on the fourth round pattern, the UsBC El Paso team event shot. This game be-longed to the Professional

Approach. They didn’t get off to a great start, with four opens in the first two frames, but DV8 kept giv-ing the momentum back, until the Pro Approach team started to find their lines and put some doubles together. scott Poddig put together a five bagger for DV8 to try and spark

a rally, but he didn’t have enough help, while the Pro-fessional Approach kept filling frames. Art Jones Jr. finished with 208 and son-ny Dew had 206, to lead the Pro Approach in this game to a 757-672 victory, eve-ning the match at one game apiece.

The third game used the house shot, the first round pattern, and the strikes be-gan to come, as expected. strikes, and strings of them throughout the game for both teams. The lefties struggled a bit, one for each team, as Jeff Carr of DV8 and Billy Myers of Profes-sional Approach couldn’t quite find the line, or carry, or breaks. Jeff struck a bit early, while Billy un-characteristically struggled throughout. For the Profes-sional Approach, Ramiro Garcia (260), sonny Dew (253) and Art Jones (236) did all they could to help

Fountain Bowl.Monacelli, who quali-

fied fourth for the finals, beat top qualifier hall of famer Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., 266-247, in the title match to win his first PBA50 Tour title of the season and the sixth of

his career.Monacelli benefited

from a bad break for Bohn, who was trying for his fourth career PBA50 Tour title, when Bohn left a pocket 7-10 split in the sec-ond frame.

“All the matches were very close,” said the 54-year-old Monacelli. “It was important to stay focused and low key, not get too ex-cited if I’m leading or too low if I’m losing. If I stay calm I’ll have a clear mind to make the adjustments and the good shots that I need to make.”

In the semifinal match, Monacelli defeated hall of

famer Walter Ray Williams Jr., of Oxford, Fla., trying for his 11th career PBA50 Tour title and second of the season, 249-245. Mo-nacelli needed two strikes and a seven count in the 10th frame but threw three strikes to win the match.

“That was an example of a good test for my men-tal game,” Monacelli said. “I basically needed to have three strikes in the 10th to win and if I wasn’t calm so that I could make good shots I would have lost the match.”

Monacelli opened the stepladder finals by beat-

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WINNETKA — Mario McKenzie, 46, and Mike Co-hen, 53, both pre-registered as single entrants needing partners for the first sport-Tap Doubles tournament June 4 at Winnetka Bowl.

In a previously bowled doubles event, the two finished a forgettable 14th place as a team. Then crossing paths a second time, when paired together again by chance, McK-enzie, who averages 195 and Cohen a 175, outbowled 37 other teams to finish in first place.

This was no easy feat considering their competition consisted of some of the Valley’s most prominent bowl-ers: Charles Kenny, who’s currently averaging a stagger-ing 242 and Johnnie Englehart, who has booked 63 perfect games and 67 800 series.

When asked about bowling the Montreal (oil) pattern, Cohen admits to having a slight edge as he has been bowl-ing a sport-shot league at Corbin Bowl in Tarzana; howev-er, it was McKenzie, with zero sport-shot experience who turned out to be the big winner of the day. Taking home more than $400 in winnings, McKenzie credits, “Proper preparation prevents poor performance. I was just trying to focus on my bowling and carry over all the things I’ve been practicing.”

Cohen chimes in with advice: “Don’t get angry; what-ever happens, happens and let the pins fall where they may.” Positive, and also confident, “Of course I expected to win though,” Cohen half-jokes.

Looking to defend their title, McKenzie and Cohen have already pre-registered as a team for next month’s sport-tap tournament July 9 at Winnetka Bowl.

The optional 300 game side pot totaling nearly $300 will be carried over to July’s event as none of the 76 participants bowled a perfect no-tap game.

Cohen finished with a 620 series (193, 230, 197) and McKenzie recorded a stunning 762 series (288, 243, 231). The two won $386 for their first-place finish, scoring a handicap-aided 1,598.

Dave Quintero and Dave Quintero Jr. took second at 1,526 and won $260; Cari Hansen and Roger Paskell finished third at 1,474 and claimed $130; and Ida Farber and Veronica Boone placed fourth at 1,466 and earned $60.

Mike Willis, longtime Winnetka Bowl general manager thought, “It was a wonderful tournament and looking forward to the next event.” speaking to me, Mike says, “You and Carl (Comrie) did a great job!”

Co-Tournament director, Carl Comrie, laughs and states, “The tournament turned out so good because Amy promoted it very well, BUT I would like ALL bowlers to pre-register and if you can’t come, call somebody!!” In his friendly Ja-maican accent, Comrie warns, “I want this entire quote published, you hear? Bowlers need to pre-register.”

For results and pictures from the June 4 tournament as well as news and pre-registration for all upcoming events can be done on www.sportshotbowling.com

I’d like to extend BIG thanks to everyone who came out to support the first tournament of the Winnetka summer series. Bowlers came from several local (Valley) alleys to compete, and others even drove from as far as Riverside, Ven-tura and Valencia. I’d like to make a special mention to Mike Fahey, who traveled over 600 miles from Eureka, Calif., to bowl a 703 series (with handicap). We hope to see Mike and the rest of the participants July 9.

Pre-register on www.sportshotbowling.com or call/text Amy at (714) 293-7031.

Mike Cohen, left, and Mario McKenzie turned in powerful per-formances en route to winning a Sport-Tap Doubles tournament at Winnetka Bowl. At center is Amy Lew, who served as co-direc-tor of the tournament with Carl Comrie. Photo by Susan Cortez

Paired by Chance, Partners Mario McKenzie and Mike Cohen Win Sport-Tap doubles Tournament

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BOWLING NEWSjune 16, 2016

With his fifth-place fin-ish in the Downums Waste services PBA Jonesboro Open presented by Xtra Frame, EJ Tackett of Hun-tington, Ind., has taken the lead in the Xtra Frame PBA Tour points race, a season-long contest that will re-ward the winner of the 10-event series with a $10,000 bonus.

Tackett now has 53 points and a nine-point lead over Ryan Ciminelli and Jonesboro Open winner Tommy Jones, who are tied for second with 44 points. Sean Rash is fourth with 31 points followed by Jonesboro Open runner-up Kyle Troup (23). Steven Taylor, Tim Mack and Francois Lavoie are tied for seventh with 18 points. Five players are tied for ninth with 17 points each: Patrick Allen, Shawn Maldonado, Tim Gillick, Anthony Simonsen and Connor Pickford.

The Xtra Frame PBA Tour points race is designed for a close, hotly-contested battle. In each XF Tour event, the winner earns 25 points. second place earns 19 points, third 18 points, etc., with points awarded on a one-point declining basis through 20 places.

Tackett earned his 53 points by finishing ninth in the bowlingball.com PBA Maine shootout (12 points), first in the Xtra Frame PBA storm Open in Carpentersville, Ill. (25 points) and fifth in Jonesboro (16 points). Ciminelli was first in Maine (25), second in Carpentersville (19) and 33rd in Jonesboro, earning no points. Jones was second in Maine (19), first in Jonesboro (25) and didn’t bowl in Carpentersville.

The fourth event in the Xtra Frame PBA Tour series will be the Xtra Frame PBA Lub-bock sports Open from Lubbock, Texas, June 24-26. Completing the series will be the PBA-PWBA striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles from Houston, Texas, July 29-31; Gene Carter’s Pro shop Classic from Middletown, Del., Aug. 20-21; the Parkside Lanes Open from Aurora, Ill., Oct. 1-2; the PBA Reality Check Tamarac Open from Tamarac, Fla., Oct. 8-9; the south Point Las Vegas Open, Oct. 29-30, and the concluding event, the Billy Hardwick Memorial from Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 12-13.

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Xtra Frame’s exclusively PBA50 Tour coverage of the PBA50 Fountain Valley Open presented by Track concluded today, PBA’s senior players head to Brentwood, Calif., for the PBA50 Northern California Classic presented by MOTIV, June 13-15. The PBA50 players’ western swing will conclude with the UsBC senior Masters, June 19-25, which will be covered by BowlTV on bowl.com.

Meanwhile, the PWBA Tour continues competition in the Midwest with the Pepsi Lincoln Open from Lincoln, Neb., June 10-11; the Greater Detroit Open from Canton, Mich., June 17-18 and the Go Bowling PWBA Players Championship from Green Bay, Wis., June 24-25. All preliminary rounds to determine PWBA’s CBs sports Network stepladder finalists air live on Xtra Frame.

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LAs VEGAs — Pete Weber’s record-setting victory in the suncoast PBA senior U.s. Open included a fourth consecutive PBA50 Tour title, but that was just one in a se-ries of highlights from the PBA50 Tour’s first major championship of the 2016 season:

● In his third Suncoast Senior U.S. Open Tournament appearance, Weber joined Tom Baker (2005-06), Wayne Webb (2008-09) and Amleto Monacelli (2012-13) as the fourth player to win back-to-back titles in the event. Weber also had a runner-up finish in 2014 when he lost to Norm Duke, 214-174, in the title match.

● Weber’s win was his third PBA50 major title (he also won the 2013 USBC Senior Masters). Tom Baker has won the most PBA50 majors with four, including two senior U.s. Opens (2005-2006) and two senior Masters (2006-2007).

● Weber is tied with the late Earl Anthony for the most majors won in PBA Tour com-petition (10), but with his three PBA50 Tour majors, Weber has set himself apart with 13 overall majors. Anthony never won a major title in his limited PBA50 Tour career.

● Harry Sullins needs a win in the suncoast senior U.s. Open to hit for the cycle. With his second place finish this year he now has a second, a third (2011), a fourth (2009) and a fifth-place finish (2010).

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NATIONAL dEAF bOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione

PACIFIC COAST dEAF bOWLING ASSOCIATION SET TO CELEbRATE IT’S 75TH ANNIVERSARy JUNE 27-30 AT SUNSET STATION HOTEL bOWLING CENTER

HENDERsON — In the June 2nd issue of Bowling News’ National Deaf Bowling News column, this writer wrote about having Pacific Coast Deaf Bowling Association’s operating rules changed to like that of Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association. It was not a simple task but it was hastily done in time to present for a vote in the captains and host clubs’ 1961 meeting. This writer was fortunate to have help of two late friends Frank Bush and Paul Fest. Charles Hart and host Valley silent Club appointed me as the secre-tary treasurer and gave me the power to select the PCDBA President and Vice-President. Bush and Fest were selected to fill the offices respectively.

Perfectly as Frank Bush, prior to moving to California from Chicago, served two years (1940-41) as member of the GLDBA Law Committee and in Los Angeles was PCDBA secretary and director of 1948 tournament. Paul Fest as mentioned before was the first secretary in PCDBA’s founding helped when we three worked on the progress of chang-ing the rules. Three before tournament date we completed and mailed the new rules out to deaf clubs in PCDBA region requesting their captains and delegates to attend the important meeting during the tournament. Then Bush regretfully resigned as president because his daughter in seattle was getting and the ceremony was on same date as the tournament.

Both Hart and Fest did not want replace Bush, so the club’s President Bennie Maucere was asked to take over the job of running the meeting and help Fest on each rules. Dur-ing the tournament the two days meeting went well with most of the rules approved with some to be ratified in the next year’s event at spokane. We are grateful to Hart, Maucere, Fest and Bush for their help in this change.

The first Pacific Coast Deaf Masters event with 19 entries was given a trial run and also to be voted at spokane for approval to be part of PCDBA event.

75TH ANNIVERSARy PCdbA dRAWS 26 TEAMSHENDERsON — Twenty six foursome men teams will be present at sunset station

Hotel Bowling Center June 27-30 for the 75th anniversary Pacific Coast Deaf Bowling Association tournament with Hawaii silent Bowlers hosting the event. Hawaii silent Bowlers also hosts Pacific Coast Deaf Women’s Bowling Association’s 69th tournament at the same venue. This writer regrets not having the number of women’s team entries.

Of the 106 men entries there are twenty bowlers with 200 plus averages making this event thrilling to watch. The 106 men will be split into two squads A and B. The tourna-ment starts on Tuesday morning at 8 AM with A squad bowling the 3 games singles event with doubles 3 games following, The B squad starts afternoon at 1 PM bowling 3 games singles and then 3 games doubles event following. At the end there will be a meeting.

The men teams start on Wednesday morning at 8 AM and after lunch break the 53 brave men entered in the 55th annual Connie Marchione Deaf Masters will bowl the 4 games qualifying round at 12:30 PM. The top 32 bowlers will enter in Thursday morn-ing’s match play doubles elimination bracket with one winner left at finish for the cham-pionship. The senior men also have their own senior Masters with 27 entered with the top 16 all events 9 games scores going in match play. In Thursday evening there will be the 75th anniversary banquet with dinner buffet only for bowlers and those who paid for this banquet.

CHICAGO – The Professional Bowlers Association kicked off a membership drive to-day, offering bowlers who are chasing the dream of competing at the highest levels of the sport a special waiver for the traditional initiation fee, an opportunity to participate in the members-only PBA World series of Bowling VIII and, for active members of the Ameri-can Armed Forces, complimentary membership for the duration of the 2016 season.

PBA’s 2016 membership drive arrives at the perfect time, with a PBA Tour schedule looming that offers seven Xtra Frame PBA Tour title events, a multi-event PBA Fall swing in Detroit and the PBA Fall Classic in Las Vegas in addition to the eighth annual PBA World series of Bowling which will close out the year at Reno’s National Bowling stadium.

In addition to the domestic schedule, PBA Tour players will have the option to par-ticipate in a handful of PBA International-World Bowling Tour events, and an extensive schedule of more than 100 PBA Regional tournaments across the U.s. while women and players 50-and-older have their own exclusive opportunities.

To help new players get started in PBA competition, and former members return to action, PBA is waiving the traditional initiation fee to join the PBA between June 1 and August 31. Bowlers who are on active-duty with the U.s. military will be granted free membership for the rest of 2016; all they have to do is apply. And newly-graduating col-legiate bowlers are eligible for a low-cost PBA24 membership which allows them to test the PBA waters without committing to a full membership.

PBA members are eligible to enter all PBA tournaments, receive entry priority and lower-cost entry fees for select events that are open to non-members, and receive a vari-ety of benefits depending upon their membership level.

Membership options include the following:Standard PBA membership:● Annual dues $144 (optional payable at $15 per month);● Member-rate entry fees ($65 savings per Regional event; $100 savings per PBA Tour event and $50 savings per PBA50 Tour event);● Opportunity to bowl in three QubicaAMF PBA Regional Tour events per calendar year;● Opportunity to bowl in one PBA Tour or PBA50 Tour event per calendar year;● Subscription to Bowlers Journal International magazine; ● Discounts on featured equipment from PBA Product Registered companies;● Free Sterling Silver/Platinum or Aurora Gold ring for first 300 bowled during PBA competition and a diamond for each 300 game bowled thereafter;● $0-$2 cost-per-game at official PBA practice centers;● Access to the PBA members-only website;● PBA Newsletter.

Full PBA membership:● Annual dues $300 (optional payable at $28/month);● Receive all Standard member benefits plus:● Eligible to bowl in unlimited tournaments for which you are eligible;● Advertise your pro shop on www.pba.com and on your shirt while bowling.

PBA24 membership:● Available to players ages 18-24; annual dues $49;● Receive PBA Standard member benefits;● Receive $50 discount off first PBA Regional Tour entry fee (if a PBA24 member is referred for membership by another PBA member, that member will also receive a $50 coupon for a PBA Regional Tour entry);● A PBA24 member who reaches his/her 25th birthday or wins a PBA title will be re-quired to upgrade to standard or Full PBA membership;

PBA International membership:● Any World Bowling member in good standing who wishes to join the PBA may do so for $99 per year;● If a PBA International member wins a PBA Tour title, he/she will be required to up-grade to Full membership;● Eligible to win PBA Tour titles at designated World Bowling Tour events;● Receive PBA Standard member benefits;● International Members who upgrade to Full Membership may list their Pro Shops on www.pba.com and wear their logos on their shirts;

To join, visit pba.com and click on the “join” link in the upper right corner of the home page.

PbA Offers Incentives to New, Reinstated MembersExclusive benefits available to bowlers chasing the dream;

military bowlers can join at no cost for 2016

WINNETKA – One thing is clear. some bowling tournaments are making a splash in the san Fernando Valley and others are struggling to find their footing.

One week after a sport-tap doubles tournament lured 38 teams to Winnetka Bowl, the West Coast senior Tour was forced to cancel its June 11 event at the same site.

The WCsT was hoping to generate some excitement with its plans to return to the Val-ley – which would have marked the tour’s 402nd event in its 24-year history.

The senior tour hadn’t made a stop in the Valley since May 2012 when now-defunct Mission Hills Bowl served as the tournament host.

But a lack of entries forced Dick sanders, the WCsT’s owner and director, to cancel the event at Winnetka Bowl. “You can’t run a tour with 14, 15 people,” sanders la-mented. Interestingly, the tour has found strength in entries virtually everywhere but the Valley. Thirty-six bowlers have already signed up to compete in the WCsT’s next event – a two-day tournament July 9-10 in Laughlin, Nev.

Half of the WCsT’s 12 events this year are in Nevada where the tour regularly gets at least 30 bowlers for each tournament. The tour, open to eligible players 60 and older, has undergone numerous changes through its existence. For three straight years (1994-96), the WCsT averaged more than 100 bowlers a tournament. The tour attracted a staggering 233 players to Ventura for one tournament in 1995, sanders said.

The tournaments were two-day affairs in those years, unlike the primarily one-day events now. The tournaments attracted bowlers from Northern and southern California and Nevada those years. Now, the tour basically gets its players from the southland and Nevada. Winnetka Bowl, formerly called Canoga Park Bowl, used to be a mainstay in the WCsT lineup. It served as a WCsT tournament site 10 times between the tour’s debut year in 1993 and 2004. When Winnetka Bowl stopped drawing enough competitors, the bowling house was dropped from the WCsT schedule.

At one time, the Valley served as a cornerstone for WCsT events.The WCsT had a 13-event schedule in its rookie year with three of those sites located

in the Valley. They included Winnetka Bowl, Brunswick Matador Bowl in Northridge and now-defunct AMF Rocket Bowl in Chatsworth. All the WCsT events that year took place at bowling centers in southern California. sanders cited a number of factors that were now hindering senior tournament entries in the Valley.

Traffic was a key reason, sanders said. “Nobody wants to drive out to the san Fer-nando Valley for a one-day tournament and then come home on saturday,” he said. “Who wants to drive in san Fernando Valley traffic at 5 o’clock?” And he added: “You don’t have any more scratch leagues in the Valley. Where do you think tournament bowlers come from? It’s not the 180 [dollar entry fee].

“Whatever the situation, it’s just a tough go [in the Valley].”

West Coast Senior Tour Cancels Tournament at Winnetka

by Fred Eisenhammer

Applications for the $1,000 2016 PBA Billy Welu scholarship Award which recognizes exemplary qualities in male or female college students who compete in the sport of bowling are due by the June 15 postmark deadline.

The application can be retrieved by downloading two PDF files using this link http://www.pba.com/Corporate/scholarships.

Nominations can be sent to [email protected] or through the U.s. mail at PBA Billy Welu scholarship, 55 E. Jackson Blvd., suite 401, Chicago, IL 60604.

Last Call


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Steve brode Wins Fifth AbTA Title at Action Lanes

Henry Narciso 2nd $500 – Jonathan barraca 3rd $200Match Game Winner – Stan Por - $3,800 • big Pots Again at bowlium Mystery doubles est $4,800 • Match Series est. $1,350 • 3-6-9 $800

Brode Wins at Action Lanes $1,700, Por Nails Match Game for $3,800Long Time Member Steve Brode won a thriller that went to the final frame after a tie in the the title game forcing a One Game Roll Off to win his 5thTitle and a check for $1,700. (L to R) are Jonathan Baracca 3rd $200, Champion Steve Brode $1,700, Runner-uo Henry Narciso $500 and Mamerto Jablan 4th.

Stan Por Hits Match Game for $3,800Stan Por (left) hit the Match Game for tidy $3,800 with his 215 game at Action Lanes. At the right is the Top Qual-ifier in the Semis who finished in 2nd place Henry Narciso who drew the lucky 215 game. Stanley is most deserving and one of the good guys!! Congrats!!!

El Monte – Long time ABTA member, steve Brode won his fifth cham-pionship at Action Lanes worth $1,900. He worked thru his matches in the eliminations and caught a few breaks to send him to the championship match.

The qualifying cut scores were Men +57 and Women +25. Top qualifi-ers to receive a paid entry to any regular tournament were Anthony Marquez +137 and Veronica Boone +143.

super seniors added, two men and one woman, Victor Paolucci and Alan Aguilar +53 and Cyndi Kelley +8.

The first game in the semis, both Men and Wom-en tied at +15 with the top at +105. second game, Men +31 and Women +9 and top was +137 with two bowlers inching their way to the top. Third game, Men +34 and Women -5 while Henry Narciso with a big +181 kept his lead to be the top qualifier. Close behind for second was An-drew Lung with a +145. Henry receive to right to bowl for the title.

The matches in the sin-gle elims were all close and a couple won by one or two

pins to advance. Placing 10-16th Kenny Kwan, John Dizon, Danny Guevarra, Chris Marquez, Jimmie saucedo, Cyndi Kelley and Regina Chung $100 each. In 6-9th Andrew Lung, Jo Jo Barcelona, Veronica Boone and Danny Reece, Jr. $105 each. Finishing in 4th and 5th Alex Castillo and Mamerto Jablan $110 each.

After a hard fought match against Mamerto Jablan, Jonathan Barraca advanced to meet steve Brode who also had a seesaw match against Alex Castillo. Alex and Mamerto were 4th and 5th and bowled very well.

steve and Jonathan to meet for right to bowl in the title game. The stage was set who will face the top qualifier, Henry Narciso. Both bowlers were picking up their spares and striking. Few pins were separating them until the 10th frame, with luck on steve’s side, as he struck out and won by one pin. Jonathan came in third place for $200. The Horse, steve paid $119 and advanced to the champion-ship game.

The championship game started with steve striking the first four frames, opened in the 5th but still ahead by

few pins. Henry started with a strike, spared from 2nd frame to 8th frame and a strike in the 9th. steve answered with a spare in the 6th frame, but caught a wash out in the 7th making it very close, opened again in the 8th, struck in th 9th and 10th with a spare to fin-ish with a 225 game with handicap. since Henry had a strike in the 9th, he needed the first strike in the 10th to lock out steve. He threw a good ball but did not carry, spared and needed a 9 count to win by one pin.But luck was not on his side. He had managed an 8 count to tie steve’s 225 game forcing a ONE GAME ROLLOFF.

The championship roll off started with both bowl-ers marking, Henry started strong with a spare and a four bagger but still held a comfortable lead. He opened in th 6th and 8th frames while steve found his stride, struck in the 8th, 9th, and 10th finishing with a spare for 236 game. Due to his open frames, Henry was 10 pins behind and needed to match steve but he was not able to strike. He spared 9th to 10th with a 235 game to lose by one scant pin. steve took home $1,700 for the win, and

Henry $500 in the runner-up role.

steve Brode is from Downey, used his 900 Global shredder drilled by Al Macabuhay at Profes-sional Approach. He’s sin-gle and wants to thank his parents Chuck and Patti for the 40 years plus of their support and introducing him to bowling.

Henry Narciso is from Baldwin Park, used his Optimus drilled by Memo. His pride and joy is Henri his son.

Jonathan Barraca is from Anaheim, used his storm drilled by Ben Mach and has one son, Brenden.

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ALLEN PARK — Entries are now being accepted for the PBA Fall swing pre-tournament qualifier which will be held Aug. 27 at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., the host center for the multi-event Fall swing. The PTQ – with a $120 entry fee – is open as an option to PBA members who live within a 50-mile radius of Thunder-bowl, giving members a chance to win a $750 paid entry at a significant savings – and to non-members.

The six-game PTQ, to be bowled on the Wolf pattern, will award 10 guaranteed entries into the Fall swing. Non-members must win entries into the Fall swing through the PTQ, otherwise they will not be eligible to enter.

The PBA Fall swing, set for sept. 4-11, will include the Wolf, Bear, Badger and Detroit Opens along with the King of the swing special event. Direct entries for PBA members only will be accepted beginning June 15. The $750 entry fee covers all five events.

The PBA also has announced entries for the PBA Fall Classic, presented by south Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas, will be accepted beginning July 5. The Fall Classic, set for Oct. 28-Nov. 1, includes the Xtra Frame PBA Las Vegas Open ($300 members, $350 non-members) and the five-player PBA Team Challenge ($500 per member, $600 per non-member).

Entries for the PBA World series of Bowling VIII, set for Nov. 27-Dec. 11, will be accepted beginning July 15. The entry fee is $1,000 for all events. WsOB VIII will be open to PBA members only.

PORTLAND — Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine, cur-rent home to the PBA Maine Experience, including PBA League Elias Cup competition and the Xtra Frame PBA Maine shootout, has begun its multi-million-dollar expan-sion project that will add eight lanes to its existing facility along with a rooftop deck, mezzanine level and more.

“We’re excited to be here because we think over the next 10 to 15 years, Bayside is going to be a place where there is a lot more housing, a lot more retail, a lot more people living, working and eating,” said co-owner and state senator Justin Alfond. “I think we will be at the cen-ter of it.”

The expansion project is expected to create 30-40 sum-mer construction jobs and 15-20 new full-time jobs when the project is completed in November.

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MONTCLAIR — Here’s some good news if you thought you missed this year’s Fab 5 state bowling tourna-ment. The event hasn’t been held; it just changed seasons.

The tournament finals will be held Dec. 4 at Bowlium Lanes in the san Bernardino County city of Montclair.

Last year the tournament finals were held May 17 at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk. Many southland bowling centers will hold mini-tournaments before the finals to de-termine which five-man teams will advance to Montclair. Last year 16 teams took part in the finals.

The Fab 5 is a handicap tournament and will feature a Team Baker format. Under this format, each of the team’s five players will bowl two frames. The team’s anchor, for instance, will bowl in frames five and 10.

Last year the Forest Donkeys team nailed down the state title after advancing out of Forest Lanes in the Or-ange County city of Lake Forest. The five members were Jessica Diso, Virgil Dunziellas, Robert Leahy, Brent Ila-gan and Jon Diso.

The Donkeys dominated from the outset. Averaging 191 entering the event, the Donkeys averaged over 200 in the preliminary round to secure the No. 1 seeding in the five-team stepladder finals.

The Donkeys then breezed to a 207-146 victory in the championship game, earning the $1,000 top prize.

The second-place team received $700 and the third-place team claimed $400.

Further details will be announced about which southern California bowling centers will hold the qualifying round and on which day.

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NOrWALK — In the 1960’s, Flip Books were a simple way of seeing yourself deliver a ball! 30 some pages of actual photos taken on the lanes by a pho-tographer were transformed into an active episode. I know there are some books hiding out there somewhere! Time to share.

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ing PBA50 Tour veteran sammy Ventura of syracuse, N.Y., who was trying for his first title, 256-248, before advancing to the second match where he beat six-time PBA Tour winner Chris Warren of Grants Pass, Ore., 225-218, to advance to the semifinal against Williams.

Monacelli’s previous best finish this season was fourth in last week’s suncoast PBA senior U.s. Open presented by 900 Global.

Competing on the PBA Tour and PBA50 Tour, Monacelli won the DHC PBA Japan Invitational for his 20th PBA Tour win in January.

The PBA50 Tour heads to Harvest Park Bowl in Brentwood, Calif. June 12-15 for the PBA50 Northern California Classic presented by MOTIV which will also be streamed live on PBA’s online bowling channel Xtra Frame. For subscription and schedule infor-mation visit www.xtraframe.tv.

PBA50 FOUNTAIN VALLEY OPEN PRESENTED BY TRACKFountain Bowl, Fountain Valley, Calif., WednesdayFinal Standings1, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, $7,500.2, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J., $4,000.3, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Oxford, Fla., $2,500. 4, Chris Warren, Grants Pass, Ore., $2,000.5, sammy Ventura, syracuse, N.Y., $1,750.Stepladder ResultsMatch One – Monacelli def. Ventura, 256-248.Match Two – Monacelli def. Warren, 225-218.semifinal Match – Monacelli def. Williams, 249-245. Championship – Monacelli def. Bohn, 266-247.Modified Match Play Round 2 (after six games, including match play bonus pins. Top five advanced to stepladder finals)1, Parker Bohn III, Jackson, N.J., 6-0, 1,718.2, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Oxford, Fla., 4-2, 1,593.3, Chris Warren, Grants Pass, Ore., 4-2, 1,540.4, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, 4-2, 1,480.5, sammy Ventura, syracuse, N.Y., 3-3, 1,442.6, Brian Kretzer, Dayton, Ohio, 3-3, 1,434, $1,500.7, ss-Ron Mohr, Las Vegas, 4-2, 1,430, $1,500.8, Mike Dias, Lafayette, Colo., 4-2, 1,392, $1,500.9, Brian Voss, Centennial, Colo., 2-4, 1,378, $1,250.10, Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla., 3-3, 1,370, $1,250.11, Bob Learn Jr., Erie, Pa., 2-4, 1,367, $1,250.12, ss-Tom Baker, King, N.C., 3-3, 1,353, $1,250.13, Jack Jurek, Lackawanna, N.Y., 2-4, 1,335, $1,250.14, Robert Brown, Cody, Wyo., 3-3, 1,330, $1,250.15, Lennie Boresch Jr., Kenosha, Wis., 1-5, 1,293, $1,250.16, Jerry Brunette Jr., Rochester, N.Y., 0-6, 1,247, $1,250.Modified Match Play Round 1 (after five games, including match play bonus pins)17, Mike scroggins, Amarillo, Texas, 2-3, 1,210, $1,150.18, Brian LeClair, Delmar, N.Y., 2-2-1, 1,187, $1,150.19, Eddie Graham, Centerville, Ohio, 1-3-1, 1,149, $1,150.20, Andrew Frawley, Australia, 3-2, 1,135, $1,150.21, Christopher Keane, Cape Coral, Fla., 2-3, 1,129, $1,150.22, ss-Lee Brosius, Ashburn, Va., 0-5, 1,123, $1,150.23, Bryan Goebel, shawnee, Kan., 1-4, 1,121, $1,150.24, ss-Warren Nelson, Middleburg, Fla., 0-5, 940, $1,150.Other Cashers (after five-game cashers’ round)25, (tie) ss-John Petraglia, Jackson, N.J., and Dave Arnold, Elk Grove, Calif., 1,055, $1,050.27, ss-Ray Cobb, Highland, Calif., 1,049, $1,050.28, ss-n-steve Kiss, Clackamas, Ore., 1,048, $1,050.29, ss-James Knoblauch, Waukesha, Wis., 1,028, $1,050.30, Harry sullins, Chesterfield Twp., Mich., 1,023, $1,000.31, ss-Jim Starks, San Bernardino, Calif., 1,017, $1,000.32, ss-Jim Lesiuk, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., 1,013, $1,000.33, ss-Dale Eagle, Laguna Niguel, Calif., 979, $1,000.34, Tracy Teeters, Eugene, Ore., 972, $1,000.35, ss-Jim Murtishaw, Menifee, Calif., 971, $1,100.36, ss-John Dudak, Orland Park, Ill., 958, $1,000.37, ss-Darryl Bower, Middletown, Pa., 950, $1,000.ss-denotes PBA60 player; n-denotes non-member

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The busy summer of QubicaAMF PBA Regional competition continues over the June 10-12 weekend with the Homefield Bowl Eastern Open presented by MOTIV in Yonkers, N.Y., and the PBA50 and PBA Vanessa Brown Homes West Opens, both presented by Hammer, at Yosemite Lanes in Modesto, Calif.

● QubicaAMF PBA Regional events scheduled for the June 17-19 weekend include the Timmy see Memorial south Open at Nassau Bowling Center in Yulee, Fla.; the PWBA, PBA and PBA50 secoma Lanes West/Northwest Opens presented by storm in Federal Way, Wash.; the Rackbusters Pro shop East Challenge at Bowlerama in New Castle, Del., and the strike n spare II Adrenaline Midwest Classic in Lockport, Ill. PBA Challenge events are open to players who have not won a PBA title.

● Closing out the June schedule of QubicaAMF PBA Regional events over the June 24-26 weekend will be the Battle at Black Oak Casino West Open at Black Oak Lanes in Tuolumne, Calif.; the Pro Bowl West Center/Midwest Challenge presented by Colum-bia 300 in Fort Wayne, Ind., and the PBA/PBA50 AMF Fredericksburg Over/Under 50 Doubles presented by Radical in Fredericksburg, Va. The June 24-26 weekend also will include the Xtra Frame Lubbock sports PBA Open in Lubbock, Texas.

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their teammate. But, even with those scores, it came down to the last bowlers, with Hitchcock and Myers facing off for the game. Hitchcock went first, and struck. Myers got the ball left, and left a washout. If he picked it up, Hitchcock would need to strike again. Billy only managed to get three, and when sam carried his second shot (for an 8 bagger), the game was essentially over. sam struck again on the fill, for 264, and a 929-919 win, putting DV8 one game away from the championship.

The fourth game moved to the third round pattern, the long oil. Early doubles from Ramiro Garcia and Billy Myers got the Pro Approach off to a good start. On the other hand, they had five opens in the first five frames, while DV8 stayed relatively clean. Two more opens in the ninth, and another two in the tenth evened the match, again heading into the final bowlers. With Billy Myers entering the 10th on a double, the advantage was his. sam Hitchcock started with a strike. Again, Myers leaked a shot left, which doesn’t recover on the third round. For a minute, he had the 1-5, with the five falling late for a lone head pin. sam had an opportunity to double for the win, but pulled the ball badly, getting a 7 count off the left side. Myers converted the spare and got 9 on the fill to win the game, setting up a fifth and deciding round, 690-680.

As mentioned earlier, the Professional Approach got to choose the pattern for game #5, and had opted for the round one shot, bowling on the house pattern again. This game was all DV8 for the beginning. Jeff Carr started with the front eight. Dave Kovach had four of the first five. Ashkan Tahvildaran did as well. With the lead growing every frame, DV8 just got looser and put more and more pressure on the Professional Approach team, which just made things worse. A match that had been so close throughout ended with a dull thud, as DV8 won by 168 pins to seal the match and the championship.

Congratulations to Jeff Carr, scott Poddig, Ashkan Tahvildaran, Dave Kovach and sam Hitchcock. They are our newest champions, and had an amazing season. All five are first time winners of the league, and we’ll look forward to seeing them all back in the future on any team they’re on.

Also congratulations to the Professional Approach team. Billy Myers Jr., sonny Dew, Ramiro Garcia and Art Jones Jr. had a great season, leading the league throughout, and coming up only one game short. still, $10000 for second place isn’t too bad.

We’ve come to terms on our entering average rules for our 31st season, which will start in september. Keep your eye out for our ad as the season gets closer. And, in clos-ing, I’d like to give very special thanks to all of the bowlers that help make this league so great, and all of the sponsors that add the money into our prize fund to help bring out the best players and competition. Have a great summer!


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MURRIETA — I was down south the other day and ran into Jacob Camacho. Jacob has been home for a few months and bowling in Cal Oaks’ 640 scratch Trio League. League secretary sCOTT FILIPI tells me Jacob has the potential to be one of the best bowlers in the area because of his smooth consistent game and his maturity. Time will tell.

Jacob is a great example of the type of young person bowling today. He and many of his contemporaries today are college bound, college educated and college trained bowlers. These youngsters are intelligent, poised and pre-paring for a career beyond bowling. I personally know of two young bowlers who plan to become doctors and several who are pursuing engineering degrees.

Jacob Camacho is one of those studying to become an engineer. This fall he plans to study at Grand Canyon Uni-versity in Glendale, Arizona. It will be his junior year on a path to a Biomedical Engineering Degree.

Camacho’s first two college years were spent at Indiana Tech in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He enjoyed his time there and bowled on the Tech bowling team for one season.

He led Tech in average the year he competed with a 191.6 per game pace for 49 games in eleven events. One of Jacob’s teammates at Tech was Kyle Koss of Las Vegas. Koss was rated the twenty-third top college player in the nation this season.

Jacob’s parents, Gerardo and Cecilia Camacho, have a lot to be proud of. Jacob is a great bowler and an even bet-ter person. He is mature beyond his years and a fun guy to be around if you enjoy dry humor. Thanks to the BOWL-ING NEWs for supporting California youth bowlers.

JACOb CAMACHO is Heading to Grand Canyon University

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BurBANK — By the time this goes to print, I will have returned from the CuSBC Convention. Otherwise known as the State Convention. One of the proposals on the agenda is to raise the state portion of our sanction dues by $1.00. This is truly needed by the CuSBC. Before you fly off the handle about dues, let me explain this.

Currently in our local Association (NLAC), we pay $19 per year. Of that $19, National (uSBC) takes $10, State (CuSBC) takes $1 and Local (NLAC) gets $8. While State plays a smaller role in our bowling lives daily, it does play a part and you can see how the balance is a bit out of whack.

I would also like to remind all of you in the NLAC that our Association has the lowest priced sanction fees around. All surrounding counties and their associations are higher, some by a little, some by a lot.

This proposal was on the agenda last year and was de-feated. I am anxious to see what the outcome will be this year and I will definitely report back to you all.

In the meantime, happy rolling!Sunday Night hdcp: (scr) Nate Wong 257, Jo McMahon 169, Sylvester Fosster 694, Cynthia Estrada 491. (hdcp) Chris Gayer 279, Ann Jones 226, Matt Licano 745, Danica McMahon 632.La Sports Net: (scr) George Jimenez 218, Stephanie Ner-oes 164, Mike Brown 648, Amanda Frzier 446. (hdcp) Dy-lan Jimenez 298, Nikki Aangstadt 265, Gary romey 789, Alison Sieh 724.44 Blue Productions: (scr) Sam Park 200, Gina Beccon-sall 160, Mike Moss 484, Gillian Weiner 394. (hdcp) Dave Luce 266, Laura Manchester 229, Elisa Falcone 437.Orbits: (scr) rilla raad 190, Diana Valdez 162, Jan Levitt 522, Tish Plotkin 462. (hdcp) Vicki Olivia 229, Catherine Noonan 212, Cathy Stevens 618, Mel Varrenti 582.Icf No tap: Kelly McDonough 295, Bernie Baima 283, rita LeBlanc 265, Dot Schmitz 248, Lou LeBlanc 713, Josie Pemberton 669, Darlene Hudson 664.Guys & dolls: (scr) Nate Wong 241, Peggy Eklund 189, Mike McMahon 620, Kim Chappell 531. (hdcp) Tom Dun-can 263, Cortney Lyon 258, James Marquez 700, Danica McMahon 716.Wed. Night hdcp: (scr) Adam Lew 244, Susan Cortez 203, Michael Fajardo 699, Alexis Arnold 562. (hdcp) Tony Pisa 263, Ester Bugayong 257, John Haegele 725, Sheilah Faller 705.Senior foursome: (scr) richard Brown 183, Lydia Gantt 169, Doug McMillen 488, Cres Cruz 444. (hdcp) Dan Will-hite 236, Barbara Teitel 244, richard Andersen 648, Mari-lee Bishop 631. thursday 890: (scr) Kurt Zappaterreno 246, Agnes Co-tangco 173, Adam Cohen 667, rosie Schneider 492. (hdcp) Brad Wilson 283, Sue Hutchens 266, ryan Hinch-liffe 800, Jackie Oliva 688.

These are the best of the week. So until next time…keep the ball rollin’!

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WINNETKA — Hi, are you ready to check the high scores from our bowlers here at Winnetka Bowl? We have them here...Ellen’s comedians: Erica Pollack 277/”784”, Michael Fonvergne 680, Chris Mintz-Plasse 279/675, ray Stoy 250/679, Dan Kline 269/676, Daniel Husby 249/653, Mi-chelle Jones 520, Martha Evans 473, Jesse Chastain 251, Daniel Husby 249.Sport Shot Singles: Week #1: Mike Kinsinger 759, Will-liam Lingamen 693, Justin Pluchino 681, Billy Mulvihill 630, Kinh Hang 622, Derek Lee 595.Beer Ball: ryan Boyd 236/621, Nancy Milner 115/341, An-gel Ghowsahi 133/315, Jimmy Boyd 173/491, Derek Boyd 194/490, Bill Aldridge 186/466, Glen Aldridge 202/462.river maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 278/740, Elizabeth Fon-vergne 235/624, Shelly Garelik 289, Scott Englehart 667, Brandon Hart 649, Joshua Frazier 246/648, Dan Onest-inghel 645, Carol Ellis 233/584, rosie Bates 555, Monise Kelly 201/521, Marsha Martinez 206/520, robert Adams 265, Bart Crrillo 245.Guys & dolls: Joe Curry 268/724, Tracy Stine 540, Chris Ivey 244/638, James Heylek 614, Gregory Kolski 598, Mike J. robinson 581, Joe Gerace 235, Mike rice 228, Marc Jay 223.Wednesday Night rollers: John rojas 268/695, Monise Kelly 204/542, Scott Englehart 631, Stan Salter 241/631, Armando Villar 257/628, Jeff STITZ 227.mixed classic handicap: randy Page 753, Jill Wil-liamson 215/579, Matt Jones 299, Chris Drew 237/568, Thomas Everitt 736, Saul Jenkins 279/729, richie Gardner 274/723, rusty Bryant 717, Darlene Somers 209/532, Syl-via Hedding 519, Siena Cawelti 515, Fran Brandt 201/515, Blake McBride 278, John rose 267.500 classic: Petra Kaun 561, Meleese Seigler 203/532, Stacey Tarantino 213/519, Barbara Vaccarello 514, Olivia Mora 205/497, Kathy Chavez 202.the achievers: Jimmy Jurgenson 414, Kim Smith 323, Matt Whittlesey 378.thirsty Nite Out: Adam Lew 266/725, Lauren Brifman 201/565, Chris Ivey 278, Josh Ellis 641, Mark richard 638, Carl Comrie 245/634, Jim Piroli 626, Amy Lew 534, Stella Mount 504, Susan Cortez 500, Albert DiMaggio 269, Ken Lew 247.Sfvcc Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 245/658, San Mitchell 251/649, Kenneth Morita 221/624, Ken Shinbashi 233/601, Bob Yamashita 234/580, Stan Date 574, Noriko Fukunaga 576, Tami Shiotani 206/639, Mike Kawaji 231.39’Ers: Bill robb 243/614, Mary Lauer 210/526, Jose Blan-co 222/611, Les Charboneau 235/605, ron Doll 225/592, Al reiswig 581, Carolyn Scherzberger 525.funtimers: Al reiswig 224/593, Carolyn Scherzberg 238/574, Bill Volkert 242, ron Doll 215/592, Les Charbon-neau 589, John rosen 573, Candy Adams 525, Kenneth Morita 215.49’Ers: Bob Husby 269/658, Carolyn Scherzberg 200/558, Mary Lauer 203, Les Charbonneau 230/622, Duane Erick-son 234/599, Al reiswig 217/596, Tom Tucker 536.TO ALL THE FATHErS, HAVE A WONDErFuL DAY ON SuNDAY, JuNE 19TH.

LAKEWOOD — We just celebrated FLAG DAY and now we look forward to celebrating FATHEr’S DAY on Sunday. Good wishes to all the Dad’s and maybe you’ll be lucky to have your family treat you to some bowling. What ever you do make it a great day. And don’t forget the other men in your life...grandfathers, uncles, brothers who are also special to you.funsters: Congratulations to Steve ralph on his 299 scratch game!! And 670 series! Great bowling Steve! Other outstand-ing scores by randy Antazo 247/659, Ed Hansen 244/649, Victor Santos 236/641, Josh Hudson 234/635, Jim Plante 615, rick Seneris 226/602, James Kennard 232/583, Fale Sula 224/581, May Toledo 204/585, Julie Grabinski 224/566,Anna VonMuegge 544, Janet Kastor 519, Doll Liggon 214.Side-pot winners— Game One: randy Antazo 264; Game Two: Joe Herrera 245; Game Three: Steve ralph 317.tues. mega vegas-cal: Wayne Brown 231/647, Steven Turner 254/607, Thurman Ashley 253/596, Anthony Bourg-es 221/590, Derrick Green 212/589, De Chu 227/582, Darrell Harris 213/582, Chamrong Chhauy 230/581, Bob Johnson Jr. 231/577, Mark Fowler 575, Carl Burruss 564, raymond Thorton 229/546, Nickey Burruss 499.Sunday mega vegas-cal: Bob Johnson 253/691, Ter-rance Alleln 247/676, Jimmy Natividad 232/656, James Matthews 248/645, Gerald James 253/643, Scott Erick-son 568, Kevin Chamberlain 560, Warner Jordan 231/547, Stacy Erickson 548.v.a.: Marcel V. 713, Joe Morse 526, Dan Martinez 511, Sue Somes 473, robert Lee 221, Chris Martinez 200.Big Bear: George reister 246/693, Vernon Adams 258/683, Leon Bradford 241/672, Emmerson Wafer 233/671, Butch White 227/643, Curt Soares 256/640, Ken Seiple Jr. 638, ray Minter 636, Travis Morris 237/634, Cesar usi 231/631, Ken Shearen 629, ron Fortune 288/601, Debra Gipson 237/640, Shirley Owens 257/615, Lee Theiss 212/552.vegas crackpots: Ondra Lucas Jr. 246/688, Alwyn Woods 246/680, Daryl McCloud 258/674, Brent Shern 258/672, Wendell rising 631, ronald Lewis 231/609, Gerald Wil-liams 602, Jacob Culpepper 268/599, Gerald Shephard 232/586, Bobby Price 579, Michelle King 222/600, LaDre-na Boyd 216/561, April Allen 552.fil-am Bowlers: Chris Abing 259/696, Emmerson Wafer 259/693, Ike Topacio 279/689, randy Antazo 257/682, Benjie Calinawan 248/674, James Borillo 244/673, Patrick Flores 257/662, Chris Equilos 241/652, Boylee Inocente 264/648, Emeka Williams 251/613, Liza Agoncillo 224/655, Shirley Owens 217/622, Beth Austria 557.Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Walter Milsap 258/658, Art Di-emert 580, Walter Gist 216/574, rinze Dykstra 230/572, Paul Morrison Jr. 224/524, Betty Green 225/584.Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 242/699, Kyle Patterson 221/542, Tim Cable 533, ryan McEvilly 501, Jackie Walton 489.Pin heads: Chuck Appleberry 209/560, Don Louis 201/524, Ashley Brown 234/571.Young at heart: rob Kordich 243/656, Ed Hansen 236/640, Walter Milsap 227/628, rey Santos 627, Phil Hyl-ton 251/612, Jimmy Hamilton 228/600, B.J. 238/576, rich Heid 233/574.recycled teens: Boylee Inocente 259/668, Victor Santos 223/640, Walter Milsap 628, Jojo Jasmin 231/618, ron Leidholdt 234/618, rod Nicas 268/617, rick Seneris 616, Jorge Fernandez 583, Annie Maae 494.cal Bowleros: Bheth Alcayde 225/599, Carolyn rousseau 221/570, Carole Fischer 560. Side-pot winners—Game One: Leona Belletti 237; Game Two; Bheth Alcayde 203; Game Three: Yolanda Quintanar 252.alley Oops: Bertie Martinez 459, Liz Stankov 370.c.a.u.L.: Alan Nyberg 226/577, reginald Cargo 222/569, David regul 242/548, Allan Lee 215/540, robert Lassche 539, Jessica Seastead 480.marcus Lemons vegas: Andre Pitchford 253/731, rich-ard Jackson III 266/713, Will Young 267/690, ray Jenkins 640, ronnie Lemons 639, Emmerson Wafer 245/635, Desi Nixon 632, Crystal Barker 264/688, Felecia Tripp 254/657, Teya Woodman 223/642, robin Burns 222/583, June Col-lier 577.captain & crew: Becky Simpson is now Becky Salcedo. Didn’t change initials! Scores: Mel Leach 506, Ginny Lind-say 502, Becky Salcedo 223/472.Sierra Bugs: Annie Maae 215/515, Pamela Johnson 506. Side-pot winners—Game One: Stephanie Graves 208; Game Two: Stephanie Graves/Joan rotter 184; Game Three: Annie Maae 243. Super Sub Stephanie Graves scooped the side-pots!Senior men ‘s trio: This senior league has 104 bowlers this summer. The league is averaging 187. Curt Soares is currently averaging 231! Jerry Cant is right behind him with 229. Scores: William McMahan 269/751, Jerry Cant 266/726, randy Antazo 693, Anthony Leavell 692, Sonny Dew 691, Don Wade 279, Jimmy Hamilton 277, Willie Mc-Mahan 269, Art Diemert 266.

juNIOrS (Scratch Series)mini Bees: mason Dropkin 142, Deja reyes 140, Joselyn Bazan 98.Bobcats: Linus Fujisawa 416, Greg Westmoreland 401, Brennan Wingfield 387, Maggie Jenkins 368, Kendra Wil-son 344, Maggie Mariani 307.Classified: Semaj Lewis 588, Nick DeLucca 534, Chris Borilla 527, Emily Jenkins 465.adult Youth: Paul Mehl Jr. 528, Aaron rojas Sr. 300, Ja-net 395, Sofia rojas 255, Aaron rojas Jr. 300, Shavron Love 471, Kendra Wilson 277, Natalie rojas 222.

Alton Arnold III, .a 199 average bowler and one of our new-est members to the Roaring 90’s Scratch Doubles League at Gable House Bowl, took full control of his games, May 26th, using his Hammer Assassin, shooting 258-237-208 for a 702 series. Arnold learned to bowl in 1977 at age 7 while being tutored by his father and remained active in the sport until 1990, returning to the game in 2005 to pres-ent. During these later years, Arnold has to his credit, (4) 700’s, the highest (757), bowled at South Point Lanes, Las Vegas during league sweepers; one 300 game bowled at Gable House Bowl; and highest league average 204.

Phyl Knoll, Secretary-Treasurer, Roaring 90’s League


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