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BOWLING NEWS July 24, 2008 Page 1 B owling n ews 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood (562) 421-8448 Saturday No-Tap August 1st 5 PM Entry Fee:$40 Sidepots Optional 6 Games Thursday, July 24, 2008 69th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 California P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected] Karaoke Every Friday and Saturday 8:30PM to 1:30AM What’s Happening This Weekend? A.B.T. Saturday July 26 AMF Carter Lanes A.B.T.A. Saturday July 26 Cal Bowl Donkee Tour Sunday July 27 Bowl-O-Drome Inland Empire NABI Saturday July 26 Riverside Lanes CAL BOWL FRIDAY NO-TAP 3 GAMES Every Friday At 1PM $15 ENTRY FEE Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = $ 157.00 + TREVI LANES 32250 Mission Trail Lake Elsinore, California 92530 951-674-6080 Trevi Hosts The SST July 25-26-27 Pro-Am July 25 Winter Leagues Now Forming Contact Jeff or Dian ext. 225 All New Junior Leagues Now Forming Mock Bowling Supply 951-283-4574 LAUGHLIN—What turned out for a big week-end for Jeff Garrison (Hawthorne), as the qualifying leader on Sat- urday with a score of 2430 for the 10 games, and never losing the lead in the finals on Sun- day, won going away by 237 pins over his nearest opponent. No bowler came close to him for this one. This is Jeff’s 5th WCST Title, and his 2nd victory this year, and now has moved to the lead for current money leaders for 2008, with $3900.00 won. His victory in the Senior Di- vision of the WCST Ebonite Singles, held in Laughlin, NV, this past weekend. This win earned Jeff, $800.00. On Friday, in the op- tional 5 game singles sweeper, Jeff, won $500.00 1st place prize with 2290 for the 5 games. 39 bowlers turned out for the sweeper, 2nd & 3rd place, only 18 pins separated the two bowlers. TOP 3: 1st, Jeff Garrison, 2nd, Kerry Painter (Henderson, NV) $625.00, and 3rd to, Mike Pro- caccino (Las Vegas), $425.00. 65 bowlers, entered, for a pay- off of $8,250.00, now giving a total of $93,125.00 paid out for 11 tournaments this year. For 274 tournaments, a total pay-off of $3,041,161.00 paid Jeff Garrison Wins WCST Senior Divison at Riverside Lanes in Laughin by Dick Sanders out. This busy bowling center, went out of their way to host this tournament, and a great job done by all. Our thanks to our hosts, Mr. Don Laughlin, the Pro- prietor of the Hotel, Casino and the Lanes, along with his Director of Bowling Events, Mr. Brian Markowitz, and his Assistant Manager, Bill Street, and to John Zammetti, Head Mechanic of the lanes, for well run machines, and good lane conditions all weekend, also to vacationing, Dave Fuerst, who set up our tournament. Harold Mountain, with the Brackets, a good job, and to our coverage sponsor, EBO- NITE INGTERNATIONAL COMPANY. Our next WCST Ebonite Singles, will be at Linbrook Bowl, in Anaheim, CA, August 9-10, 2008. GEORGE ABRA- HAMSEN REALTORS, of Tarbell REALTORS, 949-812- 9990, is adding $500.00 to our prize fund pay-off. SUPER SENIOR NEWS The turn-outs for Super Se- niors are growing very quick- ly, as 36 super seniors entered, and coming out with his 11th WCST Title was John Cocchi (Las Vegas) with a very im- pressive victory of 159 pins WCST Champion Jeff Garrison & Runner-up Kerry Painter LAKEWOOD—Hermie LeBaquin won his first Ama- teur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, July 19, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the- Board tournament. Hermie bowled in our 4PM squad and shot games of 223, 317, 281 and 231 with handicap for a se- ries total of 1052 and the $750 1st place prize plus $900 from the progressive pot. Veronica Boone of Mission Hills came in second shooting a 1033 handicap series for $375. Ver- non Adams of Corona came in third shooting a 1011 handicap series for received $225. Hermie LeBaquin Wins ABT Championship at Cal Bowl Our newest champion, Hermie LeBaquin is married to Jing and has two children, Philip and Aprille. Hermie has been bowling for over ten years and does his league bowling at Cal Bowl and West Covina Lanes. Hermie was using a Roto Grip drilled by Ramon Torres at the R&E Pro Shop inside Carter Lanes for the win this weekend. Hermie wanted to thank Jing, Philip and Aprille for their love and support. Hermie also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for hosting the tournament this weekend and the ABT Directors and Spouse Jing LeBaquin & ABT Champion Hermie LeBaquin continued on page 6 continued on page 6 SEATTLE—The GEICO PBA Team Shootout hosted by Six Flags Great America concluded coverage of its five week series on ESPN on Sun- day, July 20 with a nail-biting finish. The event, which featured 18 of the greatest bowlers in the world drafted into a rare team event held outdoors June 6-8 on specially-constructed lanes, culminated with Walter Ray Williams Jr. winning a sudden death roll-off to give Carmen’s Cartel the victory over Roth’s Raiders. The 18 bowlers (16 cham- pions from the 2007-08 Den- ny’s PBA Tour along with one additional player designated by the PBA, PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber, and another desig- nated by major sponsor USBC, World Bowler of the Year Ja- son Belmonte from Australia) were divided into three teams with players being selected by three “captains” – PBA Hall of Famers Mark Roth, Carmen Salvino and Brian Voss. At the end of the 12 game round robin match play series, the top two teams of Carmen’s Cartel (Walter Ray Williams Jr., Wes Malott, Mika Koivu- niemi, Jason Belmonte, Sean Rash and Michael Fagan) and Roth’s Raiders (Chris Barnes, Parker Bohn III, Tommy Jones, Rhino Page, Mike Wolfe and Patrick Allen) advanced to the championship round, which consisted of one singles match, one doubles match and one Baker-style match, with the captains choosing the par- ticipants for each match. The singles match saw Williams Jr. and Bohn III tie at 279, resulting in a roll-off. Both tied on the first attempt, Bohn III leaving the 2-4-7 and Williams Jr. leaving the 6-7- 10, forcing a second roll-off. Due to a rain delay, Bohn III and Williams Jr. had to wait until the next day to finish the contest. But in the end, it was Williams Jr. who came out victorious leaving a solid 10 to Bohn III’s 6-8 spare to give Carmen’s Cartel a 1-0 lead. Viewers Enjoy Exciting End to the GEICO PBA Team Shootout In the doubles match, Mi- chael Fagan and Mika Koivu- niemi defeated Rhino Page and Chris Barnes 233-201, giving Carmen’s Cartel a comfortable 2-0 lead. But Roth’s Raiders came right back and won the team competition, defeating Car- men’s Cartel 230-203, tying the championship round 2-2. This forced a sudden death roll-off, and Williams Jr. was again asked to rise to the oc- casion. In the sudden death roll- off, Williams Jr. left a weak 10 pin. Jones then left the 2-8 spare, allowing Carmen’s Car- tel to squeak out the champi- onship victory. “I tried to throw a strike, didn’t strike, and I really didn’t think nine was going to be enough,” Williams Jr. said. “I saw Tommy was pretty well lined up, he had been throw- ing strikes all day, and I really thought he was going to strike. I was shocked when I saw he only hit eight, but that’s part of the game … in bowling noth- ing’s ever guaranteed.” “To be apart of a team with some of the best bowlers in the world is unreal,” Belmonte added. “To win with such as great team makes it so much sweeter. Carmen was a great help to me, he would calm me down and keep me relaxed and at the same time would give me great advice for key situ- ations. Roth’s Raiders fought till the last ball was thrown. I can tell you I have no nails left when it came down to the one ball roll-off at the end.” Repeat telecasts of the GEICO PBA Team Shootout will air on ESPN and ESPN 2 throughout the summer.
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L A U G H L I N — W h a t turned out for a big week-end for Jeff Garrison (Hawthorne), as the qualifying leader on Sat-urday with a score of 2430 for the 10 games, and never losing the lead in the finals on Sun-day, won going away by 237 pins over his nearest opponent. No bowler came close to him for this one.
This is Jeff’s 5th WCST Title, and his 2nd victory this year, and now has moved to the lead for current money leaders for 2008, with $3900.00 won. His victory in the Senior Di-vision of the WCST Ebonite Singles, held in Laughlin, NV, this past weekend.
This win earned Jeff, $800.00. On Friday, in the op-tional 5 game singles sweeper, Jeff, won $500.00 1st place prize with 2290 for the 5 games. 39 bowlers turned out for the sweeper, 2nd & 3rd place, only 18 pins separated the two bowlers. TOP 3: 1st, Jeff Garrison, 2nd, Kerry Painter (Henderson, NV) $625.00, and 3rd to, Mike Pro-caccino (Las Vegas), $425.00. 65 bowlers, entered, for a pay-off of $8,250.00, now giving a total of $93,125.00 paid out for 11 tournaments this year. For 274 tournaments, a total pay-off of $3,041,161.00 paid
Jeff Garrison Wins WCST Senior Divison at
Riverside Lanes in Laughinby Dick Sanders
out. This busy bowling center, went out of their way to host this tournament, and a great job done by all.
Our thanks to our hosts, Mr. Don Laughlin, the Pro-prietor of the Hotel, Casino and the Lanes, along with his Director of Bowling Events, Mr. Brian Markowitz, and his Assistant Manager, Bill Street, and to John Zammetti, Head Mechanic of the lanes, for well run machines, and good lane conditions all weekend, also to vacationing, Dave Fuerst, who set up our tournament.
Harold Mountain, with the Brackets, a good job, and to our coverage sponsor, EBO-NITE INGTERNATIONAL COMPANY.
Our next WCST Ebonite Singles, will be at Linbrook Bowl, in Anaheim, CA, August 9-10, 2008. GEORGE ABRA-HAMSEN REALTORS, of Tarbell REALTORS, 949-812-9990, is adding $500.00 to our prize fund pay-off.
SUPER SENIOR NEWSThe turn-outs for Super Se-
niors are growing very quick-ly, as 36 super seniors entered, and coming out with his 11th WCST Title was John Cocchi (Las Vegas) with a very im-pressive victory of 159 pins
WCST Champion Jeff Garrison & Runner-up Kerry Painter
LAKEWOOD—Hermie LeBaquin won his first Ama-teur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, July 19, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Hermie bowled in our 4PM squad and shot games of 223, 317, 281 and 231 with handicap for a se-ries total of 1052 and the $750 1st place prize plus $900 from the progressive pot. Veronica Boone of Mission Hills came in second shooting a 1033 handicap series for $375. Ver-non Adams of Corona came in third shooting a 1011 handicap series for received $225.
Hermie LeBaquin Wins ABT Championship at Cal Bowl
Our newest champion, Hermie LeBaquin is married to Jing and has two children, Philip and Aprille. Hermie has been bowling for over ten years and does his league bowling at Cal Bowl and West Covina Lanes. Hermie was using a Roto Grip drilled by Ramon Torres at the R&E Pro Shop inside Carter Lanes for the win this weekend. Hermie wanted to thank Jing, Philip and Aprille for their love and support. Hermie also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for hosting the tournament this weekend and the ABT Directors and
Spouse Jing LeBaquin & ABT Champion Hermie LeBaquin
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SEATTLE—The GEICO PBA Team Shootout hosted by Six Flags Great America concluded coverage of its five week series on ESPN on Sun-day, July 20 with a nail-biting finish.
The event, which featured 18 of the greatest bowlers in the world drafted into a rare team event held outdoors June 6-8 on specially-constructed lanes, culminated with Walter Ray Williams Jr. winning a sudden death roll-off to give Carmen’s Cartel the victory over Roth’s Raiders.
The 18 bowlers (16 cham-pions from the 2007-08 Den-ny’s PBA Tour along with one additional player designated by the PBA, PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber, and another desig-nated by major sponsor USBC, World Bowler of the Year Ja-son Belmonte from Australia) were divided into three teams with players being selected by three “captains” – PBA Hall of Famers Mark Roth, Carmen Salvino and Brian Voss.
At the end of the 12 game round robin match play series, the top two teams of Carmen’s Cartel (Walter Ray Williams Jr., Wes Malott, Mika Koivu-niemi, Jason Belmonte, Sean Rash and Michael Fagan) and Roth’s Raiders (Chris Barnes, Parker Bohn III, Tommy Jones, Rhino Page, Mike Wolfe and Patrick Allen) advanced to the championship round, which consisted of one singles match, one doubles match and one Baker-style match, with the captains choosing the par-ticipants for each match.
The singles match saw Williams Jr. and Bohn III tie at 279, resulting in a roll-off. Both tied on the first attempt, Bohn III leaving the 2-4-7 and Williams Jr. leaving the 6-7-10, forcing a second roll-off. Due to a rain delay, Bohn III and Williams Jr. had to wait until the next day to finish the contest. But in the end, it was Williams Jr. who came out victorious leaving a solid 10 to Bohn III’s 6-8 spare to give Carmen’s Cartel a 1-0 lead.
Viewers Enjoy Exciting End to the GEICO
PBA Team Shootout
In the doubles match, Mi-chael Fagan and Mika Koivu-niemi defeated Rhino Page and Chris Barnes 233-201, giving Carmen’s Cartel a comfortable 2-0 lead.
But Roth’s Raiders came right back and won the team competition, defeating Car-men’s Cartel 230-203, tying the championship round 2-2. This forced a sudden death roll-off, and Williams Jr. was again asked to rise to the oc-casion.
In the sudden death roll-off, Williams Jr. left a weak 10 pin. Jones then left the 2-8 spare, allowing Carmen’s Car-tel to squeak out the champi-onship victory.
“I tried to throw a strike, didn’t strike, and I really didn’t think nine was going to be enough,” Williams Jr. said. “I saw Tommy was pretty well
lined up, he had been throw-ing strikes all day, and I really thought he was going to strike. I was shocked when I saw he only hit eight, but that’s part of the game … in bowling noth-ing’s ever guaranteed.”
“To be apart of a team with some of the best bowlers in the world is unreal,” Belmonte added. “To win with such as great team makes it so much sweeter. Carmen was a great help to me, he would calm me down and keep me relaxed and at the same time would give me great advice for key situ-ations. Roth’s Raiders fought till the last ball was thrown. I can tell you I have no nails left when it came down to the one ball roll-off at the end.”
Repeat telecasts of the GEICO PBA Team Shootout will air on ESPN and ESPN 2 throughout the summer.
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LAKEWOOD—The 51st season league meeting for the 16-team Las Vegas Traveling 675 Classified Foursome was held Monday at Cal Bowl. A few minor changes in rules were made and the 33 week schedule will end in Las Vegas Monday, April 6. with option-al doubles and singles events. Opening day will be 10 a.m. August 18 at Cerritos Lanes.
President Roberta Mc-Naught presided, and also brought a huge cake to cel-ebrate this writer’s 85th birth-day, which was served with coffee during the meeting.
Roberta also had a surprise for Alice and the league. She had notified USBC of our 50th anniversary last season and they sent a beautiful USBC wall plaque commemorating the event. It arrived too late for presentation at the annual awards luncheon so she waited until this meeting to unveil it and we all appreciate and thank her for making it happen.
Unfortunately, two teams will need replacement bowl-ers. One team needs two bowl-ers and the other team needs one. Any average is accept-able, since the teams handicap to 675. Please call Alice at (562) 423-1567 for more in-formation and to sign on as a regular member or a sub.
We deeply regret closing the column with sad news that Jamie Vallier’s husband, Joe, has passed away. Although he suffered failing health, Joe often came to league sessions and joined the other husbands watching their wives bowl. We will miss him and all of us extend deepest sympathy to Jamie and the family in their loss.
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LAKEWOOD — The league scores have been sent in and we’re ready to put the Cal Bowl Bowling Report together for this week’s edition of the Bowling News. Let’s see who the high scorers are...
LAUGHLIN SUNSET Amodd Christion 246-230-218/694, Louis Whitlock II 253-221/668, Som Seng Sr. 248-205/652, James Matthews 224-224/633, Dion Morris Sr. 210-205/611, Michelle Allen 235/601, Aric Bundage 233-225, Ace Price 228, Desi Nixon 226, Kenny Wright Jr. 224, Charles Reece 223, Ezzard Jones 223, John Meeks 222-219, Victor Lewis 222, James Talley 212, Ken Holliday 205, David Ferguson 203, John Cordi 203, Brandon Mims 202, Terri Smith 201.
ELKS & FRIENDS David Patterson 212-202, John Lynch 202, Carlos Salcedo 224, Suzi Kelly 214, Don Louis 214, Tony White 211, Greg Kelly 227-202, Emmerson Wafer 217-239-232/688, David Louis 227, Chris Kelly 224-280/693.
CAL STARS Betty Phillips 174-149-198/521, Gale Cervantes 210-155-149/514, Jerry Whitehurst 172-164-175/511, Shona Hernandez 167-131-182/501. 50-50 winners: Betty Moss, Norma Brands, B.J. Jemison.
FUNSTERS Terry Binuya 219/585, Adela Santos 502, Harold Runyon 504, Pat Erwin 508, Jim Burke 258-216-204/678, Joe Erwin 232/597, Don Keith 223-225/618, Wendell Ledbetter 236/602, Tom Spencer 542, Ken Seiple Sr. 222-213/633, Ed Hansen 505, Luz Cruz 528, Glenn Merchant 253-203/647, Ed Brown 204/549, Don Kelly 223/537, Jane Simmons 201/496, Geri Krezan 511, Bob Webb 213/521, Ed McLean 217/579, Boylee Inocente 555, Art Diemert 513, Ron Leidholdt 503, Doug Johnson 511, Willie Young 201-223/622, Josh Hudson 215/543.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Walter Gist 534, Joe Erwin 536, Pat Erwin 535, Jim Burke 514, Don Keith 225/553, Ed Hansen 528, Boylee Inocente 544, John Mathews 202/559, Bob Stickney 215/535, Chuck Patterson 200/572, Katie Oliviera 506, Wendell Ledbetterr 207-221/597, Vern Willey 523, Ken Seiple Sr. 245-204/613, Rose Goodwin 210/553, Paul Morrison 201/510, John Welty 200-238/621, Chuck Ashton 550, Al Ortiz 528, Ron Leidholdt 505, Doug Johnson 231/570, Al Williams 209-242/622, Jim Chandler 509.
YOUNG AT HEART Albert Stephens 112-135-117/364, Mattie Wylie 168-157-157/482, John Brider 159-123-163/445, Ed Hansen 169-176-213/558, Don Jackson 87-81-109/277, Josh Hudson 203-190-158/551, Marci Han-sen 187-142-117/446, Tua Sula 161-118-154/433, Jim Plante 158-175-189/522, Eva Hammons 86-79-65/230, Willie Creer 122-155-155/432, Jesse Lane 134-143-112/389, Ed Stoute 127-177-148/452, John Pettway 161-144-190/495, Boylee Inocente 187-189-194/570, Art Nelson 127-117-145/387, Albert Burnett Sr. 149-175-177/507, Rosalind Harris 101-88-103/292, Earl Hullett 130-202-152/484, June
Skulick 96-134-95/325, Gene Hammons 142-154-166/462, Gene Skulick 158-189-197/544, Mary Spencer 153-143-139/435, Rose Belton 121-157-149/427, Willie Young 174-190-158/522.
RECYCLED TEENS Ming Barcelona 516, Ben Jones Sr. 229-213/614, Norma Myers 518, Chuck Ashton 200/515, Wendell Ledbetter 200-206/555, Ed McLean 530, Ken Seiple Sr. 520, Emil Thompson 227/577, Art Diemert 233/595, Ed Brown 208-209/582, Luz Cruz 202/501, Pete Cruz 517, Terry Binuya 513, Tom Spencer 207-246/609, Ron Mc-Clain 548, Al Winston 212/526, Boylee Inocente 236/603, Harold Runyon 226/576, Doug Johnson 204-225/624, Jim Burke 258-224-181/663, Jim Plante 208-205/574.
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Ben Harper 211-219-202/632, Gary Nelson 191-217-221/629, Shannon Santos 242-235-171/648, Albert Viernes 193-213-202/608, Bob Brockman 223, T.D. Gilson 219, Matt Mosley 228, Greg Nardo 243, Jacoby Rudolph 276, Sonny Santos 203, Marcel Vandroff 200.
SENIOR MENS TRIO Jim Plante 209-234-216/659, Curtis Whaley 205-199-225/629, Charles Veals 202-212-213/637, Earl Hullett 178-222-225/625, Phil Hylton 222-210-190/622, Rick Hunter 215--203-243/661, Wendell Ledbetter 181-203-232/616, Charles Gleason 192-187-258/637, Walter Millsap 236-180-201/617, Vince Cervantes 213-247-258/718, Sonny Dew 193-187-223/603, Ralph Wingert 175-255-223/653, Jim Burke 236-235-224/695, Mauro Pendilla 224-248-226/698, Rudy Munzon 203-224-181/608, Dion Morris Sr. 206-200-227/633, Herman Woodard 201, Jim Padgen 204, Bobby Collins 211, Josh Hudson 211, Glenn Merchant 232, Ray Staten 203, Ken Seiple Sr. 206, Jerry Giron 201, Don Boaz 202, Ed Stoute 222, Ed Neal 202, Rick Llaneta 214, Ed Cabs 220, John Dunn 209, Jimmy Hamilton 244, Charles Woods 200, Clark VandenBerg 200,Rollie DeGuzman 220-211,Billy Scott 214, Fred Faniel 215, Ron McClain 226, Walter Gist 212, Chuck Patterson 210, Joe V. Swift 214, John Mathews 238, Billy Williams 228, Don Wade 200-226, Ben Jones Sr. 224, Tony White 206, Paul Peete 279-174-186/639, Eugene Richardson 222, Al Ortiz 216, Ernest Jackson 213, Jerry Hayes 210, Andrew Morton 202, Ed Hansen 203, Art Diemert 215, Terry Binuya 200, Rudy Carlos 218, Charles Moore 234, Rich Kelly 216, Ken Holliday 202.
CAL BOWLEROS Betty Phillips 234-203/632, Kim Eastwood 221-221/623, Carole Fischer 215/605, Barbara Bishop 221/558, Mary Smyth 201/575, Jerrydean Whitehurst 201/543, Dee Phipps 212/539, Glenda Harvey 214/536, Ella Hayes 535, Lucy Seiple 531, Karen Witt 520, Mattie Wylie 201/512, Cathy Wyatt 509, Mary Spencer 209/508.
BIG BEAR Sonny Dew 244-224-226/694, Curt Soares 225-224-226/675, Emmerson Wafer 192-245-223/660, James Elliott Jr. 164-253-238/655, Jimmy Hamilton 280-193-170/643, Jamie Harris 218-
214-225/657, Sid Nakagawa 197-235-200/632, Mike Villarreal 247-189-192/628, Donnie Johnson 214-213-201/628, David Pat-terson 189-217-229/635, Joe V. Swift 202-168-257/627, Eric Snow 185-200-236/621, Ralph Buckles 235-163-215/613, Gregg Alpapa 214-220-183/617, John Dunn 161-236-213/610, Tomieka Lemons 210-215-203/628, Margo McClain 194-187-177/558, Dynasty Williams 1255-224-191/570, Fia Pele 190-175-177/542, Diane Robles 206-145-190/541, Dawn Contant 215-177-149/541, Betty McDiarmid 144-202-189/535, Lee Theiss 164-179-182/525, Becky Simpson 171-181-172/524, Dawn Langer 158-179-179/516, Annie Yonemura 157-172-186/515, Rita Soares 191-171-149/511, Patricia Johnson 179-161-167/507, Dee Phipps 156-191-158/505, Evette Franklin 167-171-165/503.
JUNIORSBobcats
Darian Jackson 139, Darrion Thomas 98, Alyssa Guerrero 83.Classified
Albert Crocket Jr. 204, Denise Huggins 114, Shalisa Terrell 103, Andrew Pudewa 170, Kaitlynn Soto 144, Daniel Brown 203, Marcus Quiller 237, Thomas Wooten 193-193, Raymon Carter 196-231-242/669, Ron Lewis 186, Julian Hildalgo 169-181.
ADULT JUNIORSJuniors
Ronald Lewis 217, Myron Atangan 150, Kristina Fabian 137-125, Marcus Quiller 207, Jade London 200, Daniel Martinez 194, Kyle Norman 101, Christopher Johnson 148, Daveon Nix 225-205.
Adults Matt Mosley 221, Armondo (Shorty) Ramos 218-253/619, Jacob Culpepper 234, Paul Mehl Jr. 209, Lynette Dodd 175-179. Julie Grabinski 174, Nolan Smith Jr. 203-203, Bruce Foster 213-237-214/663, Joyce Allen 169, Louis Whitlock II 212.
FRIDAY NO-TAPJuly 18, 2008
FINAL RESULTS1. Herman Ferguson 826 $55.002. Andrew Delgado 793 40.003. Rico Cayton 779 20.004. Coney Woodman III 774 15.50
SIDEPOTS1. Herman Ferguson, hdcp. 288 $29.002. Matt Mosley, scr. 276 29.003. Andrew Delgado, hdcp. 296 29.00
3-6-9 POTWorth Next Week $214.00+
INSURANCEHerman Ferguson $29.00
SCRATCH SERIES POTHerman Ferguson 787 29.00
NEXT TOURNAMENTJuly 25th at 1:00 p.m.
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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com
ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT
ASSOCIATION (at Bowling Square)July 19th, 2008
FINAL RESULTS1 Jimmy Wong 747 1,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.002 Steve Bryant 690 500.003 Sophia Kim-Sy 734 200.004 Danny Reece Sr. 729 120.005 Samson Kong 699 120.006 John Gonzales 732 110.007 Michael Kong 690 110.008 Vic Arteaga 671 110.009 Anthony Martinez 670 110.0010 Phillip Sujo 722 100.0011 Richard Chou 703 100.0012 Alan Gong 685 100.0013 La Sandra Chaney 672 100.0014 Kris Ordonez 672 100.0015 Bedell Vasquez 668 100.0016 Deb Bradley 658 100.0017 Tom Dahl ss 663 85.0018 Brandon White 660 82.5019 Roland Escareas 657 80.0020 Glen Dantes 650 77.5021 Vien Trans 650 77.5022 Bill Nord 648 75.0023 Leo Tartamella ss 648 75.0024 Tony Del Francia 643 72.5025 Dominator LaGuardia 641 72.5026 Rina Cordero 641 70.0027 Ben Masteran 636 70.0028 Dennis Cordero 632 67.5029 James Abillar 629 67.5030 Don Quitangon 628 65.0031 Cezar Marcella 624 65.0032 Roger Romero ss 623 62.5033 David Quon 623 62.5034 Tony Tang 621 60.0035 Michael Wong 617 60.0036 Terry Hodgson 616 59.0037 Jeremy Paulsen 614 59.0038 David Dittlinger 607 59.0039 Billy Chao 607 58.0040 Thomas Licauco 603 57.5041 Terri Justin ss 594 57.5042 Alex Romero 590 57.0043 Youna Yun 590 56.0044 Chris Kelly 588 56.0045 Jeff Reyes 575 56.0046 Danny Guevarra 576 56.0047 Yoshi Sakashita 573 56.0048 John Wei 571 55.5049 Thomas Smith 571 55.50
Wong Wins First ABTA Title at Bowling Square (L-R) Vic Arteaga 7th, Speedy Bryant (runner up) $500, Aida Wong ABTA Member with Husband Jimmy (Champ) $2,200, Sophia Kim Sy 3rd and Samson Kong 5th.
Morales hits Match Series at Bowling Square (L-R) Debra Sanders (ABTA Director) congratulates and presents ABTA Member Robert Morales with a nice $358 for hitting the Match Series of 477. He bowled a great 159-159-159/477 Triplicate for the cash. Robert is very deserving.
ABTA Winners Match Game and Plasma TV - La Sandra Chaney ended up a very Happy Lady as she hit the Match Game of 178 drawn by Jimmy Wong for a nice $1,575. Right is Jimmy Wong who won a nice 40” Plasma HD Television in our Prize give away at the South Point in Las Vegas. Both are ABTA Regular Supporters and Very Deserving.
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50 Frank Riese III 566 55.0051 Vickie Wang 60% 564 33.0052 Som Seng 556 54.0053 Bobbie McCollum ss 555 54.0054 Richard Valdez 551 54.0055 Joey Rodriguez 549 53.0056 Celilia Lung 544 53.0057 Yu Lam 532 53.00
DOUBLES RESULTS1 Kris Ordonez / Glen Dantes 1452 130.002 Michael Wong / Jimmy Wong 1452 130.003 Roland Escares / Cezar Marcella 1435 120.004 Michael Kong / Phillip Sujo 1407 100.005 Billy Chao / Michael Wong 1388 90.006 Roland Escares / Thomas Licauco 1375 80.007 Bedell Vasquez (LH) / Som Seng 1373 70.008 Danny Guevarra / Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1369 60.009 Chris Kelly / Danny Guevarra 1356 50.0010 Anthony Martinez / Dennis Cordero 1352 40.0011 Michael Kong / Samson Kong 1351 30.0012 John Wei / Billy Chao 1348 20.00
FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:
Men:+58 Women: +26 Super Seniors:
Leo Tartamella, Bobbie McCollum, Roger Romero
High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Roland Escares +165
Women: Yu Lam +75Special Awards
3 - 6 - 9 : Steve BryantMatch Game - 178 - LaSandra ChaneyMatch Series - 477 - Robert Medoza
Shirt Winner: Sean NguonPrize Fund 232 $5,782.00Paid Entries 24 @ 53 $1,272.00Optional Sidepots $828.00Doubles $920.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $1,200.00Match Game $1,525.00Match Series $358.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Total Payout $22,158.00
ARCADIA—Jimmy Wong has had good fortune during the Month of July thus far and deservedly so. The af-fable ABTA Member had a great time in Las Vegas at our Event at the South Point and followed it up two weeks later as he won his first ABTA Title at Bowling Square in a clutch performance, doubling to edge a determined Speedy Bryant for the title and a nice $2.200 win
Our return to Bowling Square saw 232 entrants enter and produce cut scores of +58 (men) and +26 for our ladies to make it to the semis. Also added to the semis were Super Seniors Roger Romero, Leo Tartamella and Bobbie Mc Collum.
Due to the nice turnout 59 bowlers made the Semis. Jimmy Wong was “Red Hot” and fired a nice +147 to be top seed and be able to bowl in the title game right behind pretty Sophia Kim Sy at +134 who would enter in round two of the single elims (top 16). It took a +68 Men to make the sweet 16 single elim finals, and +58 for the three guaran-teed women.
The Bowlers took to the lanes. In the first round single elims losing were Deb Bradley, Alan Gong, BedellVasquez.La Sandra Chaney, Phillip Sujo, Chris Ordonez,and Richard Chou. They got checks of $100 in 10-16th places.
In round two being elimi-nated were Vic Arteraga, John Gonzales, Anthony Marti-nez and Michael Kong. They cashed in 6-9th places and $110 each.
Round three had Sophia Kim-Sy blast Samson Kong 263-201. Speedy Bryant downed “Panther Man” Dan-ny Reece 221-178. Samson and Danny were 4th and 5th
Wong Wins 1st ABTA Title at Bowling Square
La Sandra Chaney Hits Match Game of $1,525 Morales Nabs Match Series $358 3-6-9 is now $1,700
CAL BOWL is our Host in One Day Early EventQualify 12:30-2:00 & 3:30 PM Semis 5:15 PM
with fine bowling and $120. Sophia and Speedy to meet for the right to bowl Wong for the title. In this game Sophia got tapped and Speedy was on his game in a 257-219 win and on to the title game. I might add that Sophia bowled very very well and could have won with a break or two as she finished 3rd, her highest thus far! Great bowling!!
The title game was set and the horses were paid! Speedy paid $48 for everyone who had him at the $5.00 fun bets. We would see who would become the latest Champion. Speedy led off, fired a four bagger! But Jimmy not to be denied had two spares and answered with a five bagger to take a lead. It was so close Speedy going for a double left a 7 pin and un-like him whiffed it. Keeping Jimmy in the lead and to trail in the game. Speedy finished strong and doubled in frames 8-9. Jimmy needing a mark, spared, + 9 to finish at a big 232/262. Speedy was locked out by a pin. He doubled the 10th to lose by five pins and what a great match. The title went to the gentleman from San Gabriel. Jimmy picked up a nice $2,200. First Place Prize and of course the Cham-pion’s shirt and Plaque will go to him also. Great Bowling Mr Wong.
Great bowling also by Speedy who is a ABTA Mem-ber and Supporter for many years. Really improved bowl-er since I have met him. He is a Gentelman and nice to all.
Sophia Kim Sy is becoming one of our finest lady bowlers, and could have been the win-ner. She is at most every event and is a beautiful young lady whose bowling is certainly on the Upswing! A title will be in her future.
Tourney Hi Qualifiers were
Roland Escarces +165 for the men and Yu Lam the ladies at +75. They will get paid en-tries.
Speedy again? Yes, as he was last standing in the 3-6-9 roll-off. We go for a sweet $1,700 this week at Cal Bowl. He gained a $50 Consolation Pot .
The Match Game was Matched at 178 by one of our pretty ladies La Sandra Chaney. She got a nice $1,575 pot. We estimate the Match Game at $ 1,250 this week.
Match Series worth $312 was matched at 477 by one of our fine gentlemen Robert Morales who fired a sweet 159 triplicate / 477 drawn by Roland Escarces. We will es-timate the Series at $400 this week .
Champion Jimmy Wong is from San Gabriel, and used a Morich drilled by Spanky at Bowlers Image. He is mar-ried to a beautiful lady,ABTA Member Aida. They have 3 kids! Alex, Anson, and Aldea. He thanks the support of is friends,David, Billy, Angel, Mike K., Samson and Andy Mak for support and the ABTA for a fine event and Bowling Square.
Some how we don’t have info for Speedy. But he is a great guy and an ABTA Sup-porter. ABTA League Bowler for many years. He is one of the Good Guys!
Sophia Kim-Sy is from Buena Park, and used a Twist-ed Fury drilled by Ramon at R & E Pro Shop in Carter Lanes. She thanks her “sister at heart” ABTA Member, Carin Fujitani for her support, her brother Ja-son Kim, and husband Marc. She adds Special Thanks to Chicken Chow-Mein for their help, Billy Chao, Angel Chau and Marvin Crowder for cheering.
It is history folks, as Jim-my Wong enters the archives our latest Champion!
Thanks so much to Bowl-ing Square for hosting us and Eddie for the competitive shot. Special Kudos to the Mou Liu Bowlers who turned out in force and we are proud to be a sponsor of the fine Mou Liu League there.
Make plans for this One-Day Early event at CAL BOWL this Saturday. Qualify-ing at 12:30-2:00 & 3:30 PM and Semis at 5:15 sharp.
Check In Very Early or you may be shut out as we must start on time at CAL.
The following Saturday Aug. 2 we are hosted in a One Day Early Event at Westmin-ster Lanes in Westminster with special qualifying at 12:00-1-:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM and Semis at 5:45PM there.
Aug 9, we visit the Bow-ium in Montclair with Brand New lanes. The tournament is frozen for the Labor Day event at CAL Bowl.
See you all at CAL for a good one! Until then!
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Hello Readers, I am back, not completely well but well enough to write this column.As many of you knew I had an accidental and embarrassing fall from the stage during the USBC
Hall of Fame ceremonies at Kansas City last May.During my recovery from five broken ribs on left side, bruised left lung and separated left shoul-
der, I have received many get-well cards and emails from deaf friends and friend bowling writers. I’m trying to thank all of them for their kind concerns and thoughtfulness, especially to my friends from BPAA for the mini chest potted plant, to the PCDBA/PCDWBA officers, bowlers and fans for the two signed up bowling pins and my beloved Southern California Deaf Traveling League for the signed up get-well card.
So far now my ribs are still in healing stage, my left lung had been drained twice and my left shoulder is undergoing therapy. If I am careful to let the healings go right, I hope to be ready for bowling in the fall season.
Lets start where I left off the last time I wrote. That was about the news of San Diego’s Robert Ellison’s tremendous 878 series at Parkway Bowl. All I had at that time was just the games and name of bowling center and nothing else. The feat was worth mentioning but remembering Mark Fisser’s ill-fated 867 bowled in an unsanctioned league at West Covina Bowl in 2005, I must make sure that Ellison’s 878 with a 300 were in a USBC certified league. Now the story can be told, although a bit late.
\ELLISON’S BIG 878 SERIES 2ND HIGHEST IN DEAF BOWLING RECORDS
\SAN DIEGO—When Ed Abakumoff passed on to me the news that Deaf Team USA member Robert Ellison tossed games of 289-300-289 for a tremendous 878 series at Parkway Bowl in San Diego, I contacted Robert for more information.
Then I left for the USBC Convention and it’s Clash of Champions at Kansas City and there during the gathering of the Hall of Famers, the legendary bowling coach, John Jowdy asked me if I knew about Robert Ellison’s feat. I replied yes and asked if he saw him do it. Jowdy, who is in both USBC and PBA Halls of Fame, said no, he just stopped by Parkway Bowl and the manager told him. Jowdy, then astonished the Hall of Fame gathering with Ellison’s 878 feat.
Almost one year after on April 27, 2007 Carl Malucci rolled 279-290-300 for his certified 869 series, Robert Ellison, who is 43 and began bowling at 6, surpassed that with his 289-300-289 for 878.
Ellison said his series was bowled in the Parkway Bowl’s Masters Singles League and is now the highest series in the center’s 50 years history. He made 32 strikes out of 36, leaving a 7 pin and a 10 pin on his 11th ball in 1st and 3rd games and spared both.
“ I felt ecstatic and numb,” Ellison wrote in an e-mail. “ I felt like I was on Cloud 9. It’s an awesome feeling of bowling well and “in the groove.” For his 878 series, Ellison will receive an 800 series watch from the USBC Bowling Congress, $ 100 from Parkway Bowl for bowling a 300 game and if it is the area’s highest series this year, an award of merit from the USBC.
There is an oddity between Malucci’s and Ellison’s series, both did not win any events in their prior week Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association tournament, then Wham! in their leagues they hit their highest series. Malucci also left two pins, a pair of 7 pins in his 769 series but he struck 34 times out of 36. Malucci’s 869 is also the highest series in Brunswick West Covina Lanes.
For the Deaf Bowling Records, Ellison’s 878 is now second to Denver’s former two times Deaf Team USA member Tony Passarelli’s 888 (289-299-300) which was rolled in a Colorado State Team Tournament.
Malucci’s 869 fell to 3rd place while Ken DeGroff’s 865 (265-300-300) rolled in a Palm Beach, FL league is now 4th. Bill Hayse’s 859 (286-284-289) made in a Knoxville, TN league placed 5th. If there is any errors, kindly let me know with proofs.
Next week we will tell the results of national deaf bowling’s major tournament, Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association at Columbus, OH.
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1 JEFF GARRISON HAWTHORNE 2430 1926 7 1 210 4566 $8002 KERRY PAINTER HENDERSON, NV 2314 1880 4.5 3.5 135 4329 $6253 MIKE PROCACCINO LAS VEGAS 2413 1748 5 3 150 4311 $4254 TOM ENRIGHT LAS VEGAS 2307 1807 3 5 90 4204 $3855 JOE MERRILL BOULDER CITY, NV 2266 1783 4.5 3.5 135 4184 $3456 *BOB KNIPPLE LONG BEACH 2256 1793 4 4 120 4169 $3307 BOB PURZYCKI LAS VEGAS 2239 1629 3 5 90 3958 $3158 HOWIE LOOSBROOCK HENDERSON, NV 2211 1689 1 7 30 3930 $300
****************************************************************************************************************************************** OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE
9 ALEX HERNANDEZ 2193 $17510 MARK GLOVER 2191 $130
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1 *JOHN COCCHI LAS VEGAS 2172 2301 7 3 210 4683 $8002 *ROD McLEAN N. LAS VEGAS 2128 2216 6 4 180 4524 $6203 *DICK BAKER HENDERSON, NV 2142 2226 4 6 120 4488 $5104 *BARRY GURNEY W. HILLS 2179 2092 6 4 180 4449 $4455 *JEFF JAMISON BOULDER CITY, NV 2152 2111 6 4 180 4443 $3906 *KEN BUMPASS HENDERSON, NV 2132 2075 5 5 150 4357 $3657 *LEE LAMONT LAS VEGAS 2139 2087 4 6 120 4346 $3458 *FRANK DE FILIPPO LAS VEGAS 2124 2095 4 6 129 4339 $3309 *JERRY CALVIN 1000 OAKS 2117 2100 4 6 120 4337 $315
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Expenses $847.00Total: $10,725.00 Total: $10,725.00
******************************************************************************************************************************************** The WCST would like to thank our hosts, Mr. Don Laughlin, the proprietor of the Hotel, and Mr. Brian Markowitz, the Director of Bowling Events, and Mr. Bill Street, the Assistant Manager, Mr John Zammetti, the Head Mechanic, and the vacationing, Mr. Dave Fuerst, who helped set up our tournament, for all of their great cooperation in making this tournamrnt a good one. A great sweeper turn-out on Friday of 39 bowlers, and 65 bowlers for the tournament. Our thnaks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL, and to Harold Mountain, doing the Brackets. Our next tournament, Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim, CA, co sponsored by GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN REALTOR, for Tarbell Realtors, 949-812-9990. George is adding $500.00*******************************************************************************************************************************************
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over 2nd place finisher, Rod McLean. 10 bowlers bowled the finals, and for the 1st 5 games, places were close, but John in games 6 thru 8, rolled a 773 score and pulled away to eventually win the title. This was a very tough finals for the super seniors. As 6 of the 10 finalists are WCST Champi-ons. TOP 4: 1st, John Cocchi (Las Vegas), $800.00, 2nd, Rod McLean (N. Las Vegas), $620.00 3rd, Dick Baker (Hen-derson, NV), $510.00, and 4th to Barry Gurney (W.Hills), $445.00.
WCSTcontinued from page 1
WCST Super Seniors - Left: Bill Street, Asssitant Manager, Center: John Cocchi, Champion, Right: Rod McLean 2nd.
Staff for running an outstand-ing tournament.
Adam Drozdz was the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper with a 902 handicap series. Troy Sucatre came in second with a 892 series.
We held our monthly scratch tournament this week-end. We had 19 entries, pay-ing out $900. Congratulations to Vernon Adams for coming in first with a scratch series of 999. Coming in second was Paul Willey with an 894 series and Gregory Jackson came in third with an 884 series.
The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #4 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 201 (possibly good for $300) was drawn. Our second chance score (pos-sibly good for $150) was 188. The third chance score (pos-sibly good for $75) was 285. Two bowlers had a 188 in the fourth game, but did not par-ticipate in the mystery pot.
ABTcontinued from page 1
ABT Scratch Event (left to right) ABT Director, Rick Nieder-mayer and winner, Vernon Adams.The Mystery Pot is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.
The ABT staff and mem-bership would like to thank the management and staff at Cal Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next sched-uled event will be Saturday, July 26 at AMF Carter Lanes. This will be a 4-game beat-the-board format tournament
with squads at 12, 2, 4 and 6PM. First place with 100 en-tries will be $1000. First place with full progressive and 100 entries will be $1800. Entry fee is $55. The address for AMF Carter Lanes is 1501 S. Lemon Avenue in the city of Fullerton. Their phone num-ber is 714.526.7725.
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ELSINORE—We want to thank Trevi Zone for hosting our last tournament. Our champion, Brian Watkins, won with his Rotogrip Cell, drilled by Teddy Turner of Bowlers Depot in San Diego’s Kearney Mesa Bowl. He has been a NABI member for 5 years; with this being his 2nd. win. Brian is a salesman for Bio Petro & is a great fan of movies, owning about 800 Hollywood videos. He enjoys sharing his bowling expertise, by helping out in a Senior Tuesday League at Trevi, giving pointers, which are happily received. Brian dedicates this win to his wife, Marjorie & his 2 daughters, Sariah & Ashley. He also wants to thank Trav-is Moore for his encouragement. Brian won $700 & a champion shirt. Congratulations Brian!
Our stepladder began with: Brian starting at the botton, bowl-ing against Guy Clear. Guy bowled a 195 to Brian’s 204. Brian then bowled Joe Turbow. Joe bowled a 187 to Brian’s 230. Brian went on to bowl Greg Gilbert. Greg bowled a 176 to Brian’s 199. Brian then bowled high qualifier, Lewis Redmond Jr. Lew-is bowled a 139 to Brian’s 230 for Brian to win.
The sidepot winners were: Russell Valentine,(2), Monty Mock, Greg Gilbert, (3), Matt Glenn, Steve Schroeder, (2) Mar-vin Hermasilles, Guy Clear, James Doolen, (2) Jay Shackelford, (2) Rob Kasprzyk, James Duncan & Mike Vredevoogd.
The winner of the NV Complete was Greg Gilbert, high qual-ifier of the 2 day tournament.
Our next tournament is Sat., July 26 at Riverside Lanes. Also, look for our upcoming new Orange County NABI Division com-ing in Sept., 08. Any questions, contact Guy Clear: 909-645-3209. See our ad in this week’s Bowling News.
Inland Empire NABI Tournament (L-R) Lewis Redmond Jr. - 2nd place, Guy Clear - director, Brian Watkins - Champion, Greg Gilbert - 3rd place.
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2008 Senior Singles Tournamentby Joy McGregor
YORBA LINDA—This is your last reminder to enter the Senior Singles Tournament bowling THIS weekend: Sat. July 26th and Sun. July 27th.
This popular tournament is for seniors only...you MUST be at least 55 years young to participate and hold an Orange County USBC card.
This event will be held at Yorba Linda Bowl located at 18171 Imperial Highway in Yorba Linda with two squads both days at 11am and 2pm.
The reserved deadline has passed but please come on down as on-site entries will be accepted upon lane availabil-ity. Please call Cheryl at our Association Office at 714/554-0111 for more info.
The cost to participatge is only $25.00 and is a 4-game handicapped singles event - 90% of 220. Both men and women may bowl. You may bowl together on a pair and will be classified by gender and age.
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Som Seng Picks Up First Donkee Win at Cal Bowl
DONKEE (L-R) Tiffany Morita – 3rd place with Jeremy Paul-son, Champion Som Seng with his lovely daughter. Jeff Juckett – 5th place, Ronnie Cordero – Runner up, Mikey Villarreal – 4th place – Not pictured.
LAKEWOOD—Som Seng a newcomer to bowling joined us this past year and in just 2 yrs of bowling picks up his 1st title. Som loves to bowl and it shows with each shot he throws, already sporting highs of a 269 game and 764 series. Som was throw-ing his Brunswick Twisted Fury drilled by Mike Wahl of Wahls Bowling supply located inside Cerritos Lanes. Som is a machine operator for Office Depot and is supported by his lovely wife and their 5 children (Kunthea, Kunika, Kristina, and the twins Kala and Som Jr). Som would like to thank his mentor Mr Bobby Knipple and Boylee Innocent. Som like to thank his wife for en-couragement and loving support. Thanks to Cal Bowl and the Donkee Staff. Congratulations Som!!
We at the Donkee tour would like to thank Pat, Vicki and the rest of the crew at Cal for their courtesy and support this weekend.
Our Mystery game was hit this weekend by Mr Adam Drozdz with a 151 game for $700 and Series was a carry over this week (476 series).
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2:30 PM – Victor Copeland/Adam Drozdz, Jeff Juckett/KT Jackson, Ronnie Cordero/Tiffany Morita ($60/$24 Respectively Each). DONKEE Tournament RecapPlace (hcp)Name Score Amount 1.(31) Som Seng 795 $ 850.002.(33) Ronnie Cordero 752 $ 300.003.(17) Tiffany Morita 731 $ 200.004.(12) Mikey Villarreal 726 $ 150.005.(29) Jeff Juckett 724 $ 125.006.(12) Rick Hunter 722 $ 100.007 (10) JT Jackson 718 $ 90.008 (29) Victor Copeland 703 $ 82.508 (58) Adam Drozdz 703 $ 82.5010(26) PJ Yarns 701 $ 75.0011(49) Barbara Burgess 695 $ 67.5011(20) Kevin Blunt 695 $ 67.5013(27) Art Alvarez Sr 694 $ 60.0014(12) Joe Swift 691 $ 55.0015(35) Bud Zagorski 683 $ 52.5016(32) Ray Grabinski 683 $ 52.50Paid on 66 EntriesTournament $ 2965.00Sidepots $ 468.00Brackets $ 2000,00Free Entries $ 250.00Champion’s Shirt $ 40.00Mystery Game $ 700.00Total: $ 6428.00
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Citrus Belt Hall of Fame Banquet A Rousing Success
by Frank Weiler
RIVERSIDE—As an audience of fifty bowlers listened atten-tively last Saturday, Hall of Famer Norris Turner inducted Dick Evitt into the Citrus Belt Hall of Fame. Evitt was inducted for his twenty plus years of meritorious service to the sport of bowling.
Evitt’s service began when he managed bowling centers as a military recreation officer, continued as a Citrus Belt volunteer, and culminated in 1996 with his selection as association Director of the Year for service to our bowlers beyond the call of duty.
This years Hall of Fame committee included Nita Schmidt (chair person), Phosie Lotze, Nicole Ellison, and Bob Lewis.
After a delicious dinner of stuffed breast of chicken and fet-tucine alfredo, prepared by the staff of the Orangecrest Club, Paula Vidad gave the keynote speech. She spoke about her ex-periences as a professional bowler on the Ladies Professional Bowlers Tour and the life lessons it taught her.
Our new office manager Elise Hamner presented plaques to this seasons award winners, including our Director of the Year, Bob Lewis. Thank You Bowling News for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.
Citrus Belts RAY COBB Continues Striking Success on PBA Senior Tour
by Frank WeilerBRENTWOOD—RAY COBB placed 26th after sixteen
games of qualifying by averaging 228 per game at the PBA Se-nior Northern California Classic. After two qualifying blocks of eight games each, the field of 85 bowlers was cut to 32 for match play.
Cobb opened match play averaging 233 and winning his first against Mike Henry. He averaged 223 in his second match but was eliminated by PBA star Roger LeClair who averaged 230 in their four game match. Cobbs efforts netted him a $1,300 payday.
Nick Miller won the tourney defeating PBA champion Dale Traber in the title game. Thank You Bowling News for support-ing Citrus Belt bowlers.
Juanita Blocker July 15th, 2008 Age “90”
An Exciting Milestone For Juanita Blockerby Phyl Knoll
LOSANGELES — We all who keep in constant touch with Juanita have been for months counting the days until July 15, 2008. And, I happen to know, she had been doing the same. For, you see, Juanita was born on July 15th...IN YEAR 1918. That’s “90” years ago my friends! And she’s still talking about the surprise party I pulled off on her at Country Villa Terrace on her BIG day. Joining me in the celebration activities was Juanita’s cousin Charlene Martin, niece Pat Boyd, family acquaintance Yvonne King, fellow bowling friends Rose Allen, Lupe Burke, B.A. Chester, Minnie Elliott, Darvin Green, Jo Vivan McCampbell, Alma McNair and fellow residents of the facility. After this talented group sang Happy Birthday to Juanita, I read a special greeting direct from the White House, signed by none other than President George Bush and Laura Bush. Naturally all diets were thrown out while each of us enjoyed a piece of the scrump-tious decorated cake...and what’s cake without...ice cream? It was a wonderful afternoon while Juanita enjoyed chatting about “the good ol’ days” and getting up-date information on others in the bowling family. Of course, being such a great writer herself, Juanita read each and every word on the many, many cards she received. Juanita has been through a pretty tough past couple of years, but with the support and words of encouragement from all her family and close friends, she has been able to reach this wonder-ful milestone in life. And now, look forward to the next one...that “century” mark. And, you know, with our help, I’ll put my money on her...that she’ll make it. Address your mail to Juanita Blocker, % Country Villa Terrace, Room 215, 6050 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035.
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WINNETKA — Hi bowlers! We hope you are all enjoy-ing the long days of summer. Included in the summer fun is bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl. So that means one thing, it’s time for our weekly report... Viva Las Vegas: Jared Goldschen 258/751, James Smith Jr. 236/656, Bernie Lebel 248/654, Richard Greenzweight 254/610, Daniel Clebanoff 235/606, Yvon Yonan 514, Lori Bains 186, Kathy Litzenberg 508, Tad Schweitzer 235. Monday Nite Live: Vu Lam 231/607, Lucy Tralla 564, Carol Casuga 194/518, Dick Singer 224, Frank Villaorlad 210, Al Money 203. Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 279/729, Michael Ricca 249/706, Gary Gladstone 686, Russ Gothrick 279/684, Justin Archer 258/648, Ellen Eckard 215/544, Deanna Pyka 515, Robyn Ricca 509. Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Mike Willis 234/845, Daniel Williams 257, Bill Williams 226/843, Aaron Steinberg 249/837, James Smith Jr. 248/830, Marsha Wil-liams 201/755, Lori Bains 214/707. League Of Our Own: Congratulations to our league champions, Team #4, Pantaztic Porce, Elizabeth Tovera, Christopher Montanez, Carissa Go and Mark Alvarino. League sweepers will be on July 26 at the Orleans in Las Vegas. Scores from 7-15: Mark Alvarino 269/655, Michael Campos 235/632, Elizabeth Tovera 180/513, Darwin Rubio 224, Christopher Montanez 224, Eric Ventura 216. Early Birds: Gary Fish 221/607, Melinda Jieu 493, Kim-berly Lane 212, Nelson Colvin 266, Jay Shaffer 218, Wade Bennett 214, James White 209. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Mike Pollack 223-212/810, Mike Pavlowsky 224-201/808, Marsha Williams 714, Mel Neiditch 220, Fred Sloss 216-202, Scott Fried-man 215, Johnnie Englehart 212-204, Andrew Thomas 206. BOYS—Matt Jones 239-182-181/744, Daniel Williams 178-170/642. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 276/648, Georgia Garey 212/583, Robyn Willis 240/573, Arlene Bonino 215/561, Cindy Dominguez 557, Marian McWilliams 204. The Classics: Sharon Enriquez 226/628, Michael Witt 205/582, Louis Enriquez 214, Bert Rubes 214/544, Pam Findl 505. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Scott Fried-man 258/876, Tiffany Morita 225/832, Paul Barkley Jr. 246, Matt Jones 244, Jeremy Paulsen 239, Dennis Llamas 221. Bnai Brith Classic Doubles: George Lippert 279/720, Thomas Flynn 220/611, Steve Horenstein 222, Joel Tetreault 215, Jay Rosen 211. Friday Vegas: Congratulations to Shant Varosian and Genaro Miranda, our league champions, of Team #3, Dream Killers. League sweepers will be on July 26 at the Orleans, Las Vegas. Scores from 7-18: John Miller 222/570, Jennie Sablan 460, Annette Gutierrez 168. Party Animals: Michael Pollack 244/691, Michael Fon-vergne 260/686, Lamont Smith 242/672, Bob Arnsparger 280/671, Christi Allen 518, Rochelle Zenger 216/505, Jen-nifer Rivas 503, Erica Pollack 501, Louis Fonvergne 255. CC Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 257/719, Yoshi Kawamura 256/658, Harvey Nakamoto 625, Harold Nakaoka 618, Sho Kadonaga 240/612, Noriko Fukunaga 514, Tami Shiotani 201/509, Goro Adachi 245, Tony Shiotani 241. Dodger Bowling Club: Chris Vandagriff 215/575, Dusti Dahlson 118/328.
Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — The Junior State Tournament continues at Canoga Park Bowl. Congratulations to Reily Chin and Tyler Baker! Both juniors bowled “300” games on July 12th in the State Tournament competition. Due to the State Tournament held here at Canoga Park Bowl, our junior leagues are on a bye. We have scores to report from the Adult Junior Doubles. YOUTH—Nick Minot 231/572, Allen Minot 208/551, Nick Ahadzadeh 144/406, Jennifer Pyka 164/469, Kacie Norman 119/300. ADULT—Chip Minot 232/679, Jeff Pyka 247/664, Karen Norman 177/458. SENIOR—Bob Scherzberg 247/674, Trish Wilson 200/444.
Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — Here’s some exciting news from the senior leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl. This week we are very proud of Carolyn Scherzberg, who was the top female in all the senior leagues. Take a look at the league sheets and whose name do you see first in Female ALL? 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 269/698, Dale Rubin 259/648, Carolyn Scherzberg 232/608, Donald Macek 201/597, Bill Robb 201/576, Bob Adams 215/529, Mary Lauer 212/573, Arlene Bonino 194/564, Nancy Cottrell 195/491, Helen Layfield 153/396. Funtimers: Dave Yahn 257/700, Dave Folck 244/651, Richard Greenzweight 235/629, Al Reiswig 626, Ed Baumgartner 600, Carolyn Scherzberg 236/591, Ellie Alliston 175/511, Candy Ad-ams 179/475, Marilyn Bigman 447, Karen McDonald 162/437, Dale Simpson 255, Bill Volkert 243, Marcia Votava 168. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 258/696, Scott Alavazo 254/683, Dave Yahn 245/657, Carolyn Scherzberg 224/656, Larry George (LH) 619, Mel Mathews 610, Arlene Bonino 201/550, Patricia Carpenter 193/545, Eloise Valencia 515, Helen Layfield 187/506, Bob King 246, Bill Ross 234, Lil Baker 190.
Stewart Sizzles For 680 In Thursday Linbrook Juniors
by Stacy ANAHEIM — In the Anaheim Magnolia Christian School on Wednesday mornings, Tara Nixon was celebrating her 13th birthday in fashion with some fantastic bowling. Tara rolled to a 101 and a 140 game. Daniel Nixon nailed 114-106, Mark Peterson pounded 110-107, Christopher DeFazio downed 106-108, Lindsey Myers mixed 105-79 and Daniel Clay clipped 103. For the bumpers, Lauren White whipped 85-106, Nathaniel White wheeled 71-103 and Ryan Morris ripped 76-95. For the adults, Bob Bowers bowled 144-165, Teresa Nixon topped 144-130, Nikki Baker nicked 136-110, Mary Ortiz scored 114-135 and Bob DeFazio bowled 116-134. In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart led the scoring pace tallying terrific scores of 266-228-186 for a sizzling 680 series. Jovanni Ortiz bowled a jamming 195-225-188 for a nice 608 series. Mark McLeod marked a lot for 203-203. Morgan Gober, 107 average, showed her stuff with a fabulous 193 game. On July 10, I missed Christopher Rinner rolled to 150-137-131/418 and Christopher DeFazio capped 161-176/433. Sorry guys and great bowling! In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, E. J. Rogers rammed 238-193-213 for a hot 644 series. Aaron Wilson, 208 average, smacked 203-226 for a nice 617 series. Darrell Wilson added 215 to help them to 2 1/2 wins. Andrrew Newburn nailed 238 and Bill Swanson swished 210. More Junior scores were rolled by Andrew Stewart 220, J.D. Greenhalgh 212 and Jimmy Vasquez with 207. Also, Ian White, 118 average, highlighted the day with 154 and 146. In the Bumper Busters, we had a great turnout and a great day of bowl-ing. High games were bowled by Ryan Gallant 126, Kelsey Kemp 118-120, Taylor Pac 115-90, Jennifer Lewis 111-83, Tyler Kemp 94-98, RJ Davis 97-88, Yasmine Kadri 94-82, Mary Beth Zipagang 79-84, Kaitlyn Aguirre 82-86, Hanna Kemp 84-80, Khamron Gardner 61-75, Amber Sanderson 69-65, Alan Gonzalez 64-69 and Joseph Aguirre 58-68. In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, we had two 600 series bowled. Aaron Wilson wheeled 215-189-216 for a terrific 620 series and Jay Tayag topped 219-190-192 fora sweet 601 series. Nick Murillo was close behind with con-sistent games of 194-200-193. Other 200 games were registered by Bobby Hornacek 215, Chris Gushue 212, Valerie Matsumoto 240, Kimberlie Gushue 203 and Andrew Stewart 202.High games were also rolled by Jeremy Lewis 156, Matt Vigeant 184, Maryah Leuta 127, Ericka McFeggan 160, Ventresca Randall 124, Victor Vasquez 188, Domynyc Gardner 137, Jackie Tayag 164, Michelle Matsumoto 161, Josh Cruz 198, Nicholas Gallant 136-137 and Jacob Ellis 81. In the Junior Adult Family Fun League, John Conway jolted to the high series of the night with great games of 259-205-214 for a sizzling 678 series. Andrew Stewart slammed 195-225-220 for a 638 series. Stacy Rider rolled 205-226 and Josh Cruz counted 209. Ray Rodriguez Jr. came away with a clean game socking 198. We look forward to more great scores next week. Don’t forget to sign up for the Junior Adult Tournament on Saturday, August 30 at 10 a.m. We are only taking prepaid entries and there are limited spots left! It should be a great weekend of fun as we celebrate our 50th Anniversary!
STUDIO CITY — We don’t have a special opening para-graph for our report this week from Pinz Bowling Center. But we are ready to report all those neat bowling scores.
PINZ ADULTS Tavern Guild: Ed Dusseau 268/655, Curt Zellers 242/649, Eric Walther 256/647, Rick Kondo 238/630, Tina Hackett 235. Twilighters: John Pagones 224/600, Lorill Clement 233, Gary Kaplan 216, Eric Maize 212, Robert Lerman 212. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 607, Brett Himmel 235/606, Brian Restivo 237, Dana Lytle 235, David McKen-nett 225, BJ Bales 224. Funseekers: Michael Holt 236/639, Marvin Nance 249/635, Chuck Alexander 225/627, John Pagones 621, Mike Morales 620, Jeff Pifko 246, Zoran Jacimovic 236, Keane Murakami 225. S.C.B.L.: Brian Bell 253/648, Byron Patterson 230/625, Walt Bost 223, Richard Twomey 218, Keane Murakami 213, Mike Malone 213, Brian Swatfager 213.
PINZ SENIORS Senior Social: Gary Olsen 255/634, Bob Gar-rick 214/564, Charlene Gaffney 200/526, Art Michener 202/484,Art Michener 202/484, Christine Stark 466, Teri Bonato 168. Joslyn Seniors: Bob Garrick 214/606, Sol Stein 208/563, Teri Bonato 171/475, Kathy George 161/438. Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 211/595, Sol Karnovitz 524, Ruth Swick 136/354, Bob Garrick 214. Coffee & Donuts: Elayne Klein 494, Donna Hickox 213. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 197/527, Charlene Gaffney 188/510, Nancy Sherwood 180/441, Elaine Vanoff 436, Victoria Rastocky 171/433, Roz Levitt 160. See you next week.
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(L-R) Jake Lozoya, Kenji Chong & Ashley Enge
Phil Shelton Memorial Tournament - Marcel McMahan8 Strikes in a row 246/589 - 106 pins over average
South Bay Youth Collect Awards And ScholarshipsBy Phyl Knoll
TORRANCE — AMF Bowl-O-Drome hosted an Awards Ceremony on April 26th for all 46 members of their Tornados Winter Youth League. First place honors Team 2 (Strikes & Spares), Jake Lozoya, Ashley Enge, both 10 years old and Kenji Chong, the collegiate
21 year old won 38 of the 60 games bowled. Kenji, who celebrates his 22nd birthday this summer and will move into the Adult Leagues for 2008-2009 season, did not begin his bowling career until age 16 while participating in the youth league at Gardena
Bowl. This is the second First Place finish for Kenji in this youth league. Along side of him every week was two youngsters with tremendous potential. Ashley, returning for her second season finished with a 120 average, recording a HSG of 126 and
HSS of 362. Jake who had never league bowled before will book an average of 95 and posted a HSG of 156 and HSS of 403. Ashley is joined in the league with her two brothers, Andrew and Aaron. The Tornados participated in the 2008 Annual Phil Shelton Memorial Tournament with one of their members Marcel McMahan, competing in the Boys 9-11 Division, bringing everyone in the center to their feet. Marcel bowled 8 strikes in a row for a 246 game and a 589 series—106 pins over his average. At the USBC Awards Ceremony on April 27th, Mar-cel was rewarded with a $75 scholarship. Of course, all these wonder-ful leagues don’t just happed! This league started with some 15-20 youngsters and now has 15 teams of trios. We all know it takes the TLC of people like Misty Dawn Brown, who is President of this and the Gentle Breeze League, to instill in the youngsters the courage to want to join the league and in the par-ents their support and encour-agement. And more important, it takes all of us to do our part. If they solicit you to partici-pate in ther fundraiser... Don’t turn away! THESE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE BOWLING’S FUTURE!
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Brent Burns The Wood & Partner Lorentsen Tosses Perfecto in Rocky Marsh Doubles
by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—The dynamic due of Terry Brent and sub Don
Lorentsen were gellin’ Friday morning in the “HOT” Rocky Marsh Doubles --- you could see the steam rising as the strikes kept coming, fast and furious! Terry stroked the left-hand side of those “HOT” lanes - 192-267-257 for 716 and added 259 to post a stellar 975 set. On the righties side of the lanes, Don Lorentsen tossed 204-223-237 and THEN, after a couple (right from the horses mouth), trip 4’s... his pocket grew wider and the ball just ‘floated’ into the one-three for twelve of those awesome X’s and V O I L A -- a PERFECT GAME!! Don’s games totalled 964 and their combined scores added up to a great 559 game and fantastic 1939 team series. That’s what I call some “HOT SHOT” bowl-ing from two of the nicest gentlemen!
There were seven bowlers reaching that coveted 900 and they are:Tony “Too Tuff” Hale 246-260 (764) and 201 for 965; Shig “Big Kahuna” Shozi 247-257-209(713) and 237 for 950; E.J. “Lefty” Rogers 233-201-215 and 266 for 915, Ron Marcus 245-249-239 (733) and 181 for 914 and rounding out today’s “elite list” is John “Big Bad” Conway 206-193-221 and 286 for 906.
Our featured lady bowler is none other than Hall of Famer A. Rose Williams. Rose is bowling consistently well this summer and now boasts a nice 206 average. Rose put together games of 244-188-215 and 223 to tally a fine 860.
More sizzlin’ HOT scores: Willy Bordenave 246-898, David Wright 248-894, Willie Harris 267-891, Kerry Wright 238-888, Carl Adinolfi 248-872, Frank Bellinder 239-870, Tony Chaco 257-854, Bob Gosnell 226-853, Johny Munson 235-841, Eva Munson 237-836, Larry Green 224-805, Alan Bloom 234-803, Ed Hermance 234, Rich Heid 234, Orlando Venegas 224, Kantral Williams 222, Kyle Osterman 221, Hong Kha 220, John Phillips 218, Janine Ditch 215, Jack Polee 205, Gino Vassallo 205, Rey Ortiz 205 and Juan Sandoval 200.
We welcome Orlando Venegas back to bowling after suffer-ing a very bad fall and subsequent surgery toward the end of our 590 Classic league. His Dr. gave him thumbs up to “get out there with the masses and excercise.” So... he came bowling of course. He was fortunate to be able to fill in for one of our bowlers who was not able to complete the fourth game. Orlando hasn’t lost a thing ... he bowled a 224 game. Good for you Orlando and now you know you WILL be able to perform when the 590 Classic resumes. Keep practiciing. Until next week...
ANAHEIM — In last week’s article for Linbrook Bowling Center this typesetter mistakenly told you that Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles as being held at Cal Bowl when it really was at Linbrook Bowling Center. My apologies if that caused any hardship for any bowlers. Next month we’ll be sure to double proof that part of the story. The new August date for Ozzie’s is August 16th so mark your calendars and we’ll see you at Linbrook Bowling Center. Santa Gals and Guys: Tony Chaco 210-265/659, Rodger Morris 200-223/618, Ted Juse 217-213/610, Carl Adinolfi 217/604, Neal Olsen 235, Brenda Blankenship 225-203. Lunch Bunch: No scores. Swinging Trios: Rey Ortiz 208, Gerald Litchenheld 202, Stan Lucas 201, Earl Liston 201. Ten Pins: Josh Boisoneau 258-215-208/681, Henry Trevino 245-222/661, Dick McKenzie 220-205-214/639, Tom Horton 207-228/630, Jim Hawkins 203-212-213/628, Kay McKenzie 220, Janice Vodden 214-213. No Knottcents: Chris Van Dyke 219-246/650, Roy Arnold 201-211/603, Jim Johnstone 235, William Manning 209, Christina Byrd 215, Erika Gonzalez 202. 3’s Company: Nancy Tetreault 214. R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner 224-200/623, Lou Cruz 202, John Cortez 200, Kay Ladbury 221. Executive Doubles: John Conway 245-215-229/689, Jeff Tiffin 227-201-245/673, Tony Banks 227-215-225/667, Richard Clendineng 247/617, Stan Evans 236, Lisa Somma 245. Jacks and Jills: Mike Strazner 205-276/672, Voltaire Cuello 210-238/646, Ken Reser 204-237/617, Rudy To-maneng 203-226/602, James Blythe 258/600, Leeane Reser 200. Angels/Dodgers (no-tap): Ben Philalack 300-300-246/846, Wesley Shoemaker 265-240-264/769, Izzy Garcia 250-223-275/748, Hong Kha 225-256-258/748, Hong Kha 225-256-258/739, E.J. Rogers 265-230-243/738, Denise Duarte 254-230-257/741, Kim Gardner 249-249/687, Cortnei Gardner 241, Jo Luzania 213, Pam Garder 202-209. Bowl Sa Mo: Marc Sy 247-231/655, Duke Lee 204-214-202/620, Jimmy Kim 237-212/618, Sophia Kim 209-226, Michelle Ki 222-202. Golden Nuggets: Ro Mutzenberger 202, Pat McGinn 203. Go For 9 (no-tap): Rich Heid 300-287/779, Rey Ortiz 267-221-287/775, Tony Angulo 300-227/683, Ike Eisenacher 232-250/671, Joe Zeuli 222-238-211/671, Pat Nichols 219-262/633, Carol Johnson 201-250/623, Fran Stern 277/614, Elberta Canfield 244, Grace Garcia 240. Party Timers: Tim Blough 268-279/742, Robert Ragans 236-255/671, Todd Dillard 222-235-212/669, Larry Hanken 224-256/652, Byron Reich 247-200-201/648, Vickie Tkach 210, Tess Ebuenga 202-200, Hyun Ok Park 202. Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Viloria 233-211/641, Bob Mendoza 205-227/631, Joe Yanez 222-206, Vince Okada 206, Yuki Tomono 201-202. Nikkei: Ken Queypo 222-220-244/686, Ken Kawado 225-236/626, Leo Ascuncion 233/612, Sandy Viloria 266/603, Bill Yamaguchi 215. 525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 200-217, Nancy Tet-reault 209, Donna Juergens 200, Dee Spargur 200. Santa Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 204-247-251/702, Carl Adinolfi 220-224/622, Lou Martino 208-212, Romy Ruedas 212, Dallas Liebenow 211, Phyllis Totten 221, Rachel Chaco 201. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Joe Zeuli 245-230/623, Mike Warr 216-213/611, Lee Meyers 208, Bin Masaki 200. St. Columban’s: Byron Reich 231-212-247/690, David Gomez 209. 7-11 Vegas: John Conway 226-290-226/742, Joe Dantas 203-224-247/674, Kevin Arline 244-246/673, Ed Angeles 278/662, Izzy Garcia 226-237/650, Eva Munson 224-205/623, Lisa Somma 206. Korean Bowling League: Hyon Tae Kim 210-208.
Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 244, Gerald Lichten-held 210, Dick Nichols 207. T.G.I.F.: Norm Walker 220-255/674, Dave Andexler 236, Lee Galicia 236, Ric Kauten 222, Richard Carr 212, Stacey Stecko 223. Vegas Party: Ed Evans 204-268-266/735, Hong Kha 244-257-206/707, David Boroff 243-224-235/702, Darryl McDonough 242-266/698, Dan Duarte 207-211-245/663, Nicole Bloom 203, Pam Weiland 202. 4-4 Vegas: Norm Walker 229-242-201/672, Dale Grandi-nette 277/651, Ben Philalack 210-221/627, Brian W. Parker 255-230/623, Sandy Batalon 209. Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 233-237/661, Casey Otteson 222-212-224/658, Chris Meno 204-235/629, David Kelly 223-205/611, Jesse Higareda 231, Julie Aguon 207, Maria Kelly 205, Kelly McGinn 202, Debi Jones 204, Tamra Christensen 200. Double Daters: Tim Blough 203-235-210/648, Billy Comp-ton 226-220-200/646, John Conway 230-221/634, Tim Hank 233/616, E.J. Rogers 214-223/608, Margie Savage 228. NASCAR: Robert Bloom 224, Susan de Graaff 200. Senior No-Tap: (Results of 7-15-08) 40 entries @ $10=$400. 40 lineage @ $5.25=$210. 40 prize fund @ $4.75=$190. 39 3-6-9@ $1=$39. Place Money—1st Stan Guzy 830 $35, 2nd Shig Shozi 801 $27, 3rd John Hendricks 793 $21, 4th Tom Horton 72 $16, 5th Alice Pellegrino 771 $12, 6th Rose Carter $765 $9. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st John Hendricks 310 $49, 2nd Leo Asuncion 278 $7, 3rd Stan Guzy 275 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st Shig Shozi 300 $12, 2nd Ed Hermance 288 $9, 3rd (tie) Stan Guzy and Ro Mutzenberger, each with 278 and $7. 3rd game hdcp: 1st Rose Carter 313 $9, 2nd Tom Horton 280 $7, 3rd Leo Asuncion 268 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $20, Added: $39. New Total: $29.50. Winner: Victor Dela Cruz $29.50.
SAN BERNARDINO — Our column may be short this week but we do have some outstanding scores to report from Del Rosa Lanes. Angels/Dodgers: Jim Forbes 242/578, Krystal Roes 188/509. Capri: Diane Kline 202/520, Rosemary Jones 201. Mary’s Invitational: Dave Wodka 266-245-248/759, Marv Sargent 236-259-218/713, Art Guzman 255-238-210/703, Tom Smith 255-248/701, Corky De Maio 233-246/660, Jerry Forch 234-236/642, Josh Ball 264/639, Ronnie Strange 214-214-205/633, Adam Sokoloski 213-212-207/632, Bob Corrigan 211-216-201/628, Kym Henderson 235-203/618, Jack Hamner 257/609, Randy Hoffman 225/608, Will Mat-tox 223/607, Eric Espinoza 236-211/606, Terry Hodgson 236/606, Vince Vasquez 247, Ronald Smith 241, John Hutchings 227, Terry Chittenden 229-213/636, Nicole El-lison 211-226/624, Jeanene Kratochvil 211, Mary Cassin 204, Cynda Ross 201, Georgia Forch 201. Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 256/647, Margaret Hill 215/478. 425 Scratch Doubles: Sidepots—game 1. Dave Wodka 270, game 2. Dave Wodka/Michael Gray 257, game 3. Corky De Maio 2789, game 4. Walt Stull 276. R.C.H.: Wes Cain 219/553, Carol Tipton 190/466. S.B. City Mixed: Tom Poole Jr. 203-224/606, Lorie Click 514, Carla Davis 197. Good Times: John Hutchings 256-289/724, Jerome Forch 238-219-214/671, Leighton Beach 220-267/667, Vince Vasquez 213-236-210/659, Bill Elliott 266-201/626, Jason Matos 262/617, Lorri Scott 214/580. Adult/Junior League: Bobby Campagnale 235-211-212/658, Joe Dube 228-247/648, Darren Robinson 242, Ana Gutierrez 143/394, Ronnie Smith Jr. 210/557, Shelby Scheffler 163/469. See you next time with more scores from Del Rosa Lanes.
Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — Let’s take a look at the senior scores from the past week here at Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: John Ballman 536, Dave Clemens 193, Bes-sie Ballman 168/427. Park & Rec.: John Hutchings 225-209/602, Bob Corrigan 203-218, Teresa Vest 173/482, Dorothy Joyner 173. Afternooners: Fank Long 226-230/621, Frank Deluca 225, Bob Lee 212-211, Bob Corrigan 200, Teresa Vest 178/503. Golden Goodies: Frank Deluca 202/554, Bob Corrigan 211, Teresa Vest 204/528. Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1.-2. (tie) Jo Medrano and Maline Harper 816, 3. Danny Williams 787, 4. Barb Newman 742. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Barney Barnett 854, 2. Cari Burris 808, 3. Ron Barnett 764, 4. Jim Bazner 762, 5. Geri Higgins 759, Booby, Ardie Barnett 609. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Billy Harper 793, 2. Lester Gray 782, 3. Charles Terhune 745, 4. Randy Hoffman 725, 5. Bob Corrigan 723, Booby, Willie Chang Wo. That’s all for now.
Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — Here are the junior scores from Del Rosa Lanes. Bantam Buddies: Jaelen Cornish 111/279, Taylor Rash 138/354. Pincrackers: Devin Mulherin 175/402. Strike Force: Chris Clingman 209-257/657, Jon Huckabee 212-259/630, Daniel Deinema 223-212/620, Brent Smith 219, Shelby Scheffler 439, Lanea Cunningham 172. See you on the lanes.
Some Team Names Are Fun And Graphicby Carol Mancini
NORWALK — In todays mail, I received a note and a league sheet from a friend of 30 years, Bev Petrillo. She bowls at Victor Bowl and wanted to share some “team names” from her SENIOR LEAGUE. Some are familiar standards, and others just fun. How about “Split Happens”, “We Kick Butt”, “Yeah Baby”, “Rolling Thunder”, “Deal With It” and “Bring It On”??? One of my favorites was “Heart Attack Pack”. A Senior League? But “Carol’s Boys” is at the top of the sheet and has my vote as best team name. Thanks Bev. And “Greetings” to Kim Katich and friends at Victor Bowl.
