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Leagues will soon be forming for the Summer.

The Summer league schedule will be out around the

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What’s Happening This Weekend?A.B.T. Sat/Sun March 1/2 Cal BowlA.B.T.A. Saturday March 1 Westminser LanesDonkee Sunday March 2 Cerritos LanesInland Empire N.A.B.I. Saturday March 1 Trevi LanesS.S.T. Sat/Sun March 1/2 A.M.F. Riverside LanesSo.Cal Actions Bowlers Saturday March 1 Canoga Park LanesSan Diego N.A.B.I. Saturday March 1 Sea & Air Lanes

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Deja Duke

Norm Duke captured his third Major title and 27th overall.INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—

Same location, same opponent, different circumstances. Same result.

For the second consecutive year, Norm Duke defeated Ryan Shafer to a win a title at Woodland Bowl, but this one meant so much more.

Duke, who came into the week on the verge of losing his Denny’s PBA Tour exemption, defeated Shafer, 202-165, to win the Denny’s World Cham-pionship for his third career Major and 27th title overall.

The win gives Duke a much-needed two-season Tour exemption. The veteran has struggled through various in-juries this season and came into the week 51st in the PBA World Point Rankings with just five events remaining. The top 39 via the point rankings earn exemptions at season’s end.

Suffering from the flu all week, Duke showed his usual

flair for the dramatic, gutting it out to advance to the final round, which moved him up to 37th in the point rankings. His win, however, means he doesn’t have to worry about points for the next two years.

“The number of times I thought about pulling out of this event and now to see my-self sitting here with another Major title and $50,000 and all the things that come with a Major, I just can’t believe it. I’m shocked,” Duke (Cler-mont, Fla.) said. “This was the most painful flu I’ve ever had. Bowling this week was not fun. I really wanted to quit but every time I would go back and lay down I felt miserable so I thought, ‘I’m going to be miserable either way. I may as well bowl.’”

In a final round where all four bowlers had a hard time finding their way on the lanes,

ANAHEIM—Chan Stevie Hou won his first Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) champi-onship at Linbrook Bowl on Saturday, February 23, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Stevie bowled in our 12:30PM squad and shot games of 209, 254, 261, and 271 for a handi-cap series of 995 on his way to winning the $750 first place prize plus $1500 from the Progressive Pot. Jason Haring from Huntington Beach and Som Seng from Long Beach tied for second shooting a handicap series of 960, each taking home $265.

Chan Stevie Hou Wins First ABT Championship at Linbrook Bowl

Stevie Hou has been bowl-ing for just over a year. Stevie is married to Muysin and has two children, Chandler, 6 and Chason, 6 months old. Stevie does his league bowling at Cal Bowl and has a 243 game and 600 series to his credit. Stevie was using an Ebonite Game Breaker drilled by Josh Mont-gomery at Cal Bowl. Stevie wanted to thank Chandler for supporting him at the tourna-ment this weekend and to his wife for letting him bowl. Stevie also wanted to thank Som Seng and Sophia and Marc Sy for helping him with his

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Inland Empire NABI (L-R): Guy Clear - Director, Eugene Haynes - Champion, Michael Gray - 5th place, Bradley Bebout - 2nd place, Dustin Toth - 4th place.

RIVERSIDE—Our new champion, Eugene Haynes, won this last Sat. at Riverside Lanes, a great house to bowl. We thank them for their hospi-tality, as always. With this win, Eugene is a 3 time NABI cham-pion. He won with his Ebonite ICE, drilled by Chris Hagin at Deer Creek Lanes in Rancho Cucamonga. Eugene keeps very busy with his job at Kel-logg’s Cereal. He has worked there for 17 hears, and travels all over the United States as

Inland Empire NABI Champion Eugene Haynes

a transportation co-ordinator. However busy, Eugene was very happy to find time to bowl at Riverside this past Sat to win $600, another champion shirt and says “I will see you at the Nationals” Eugene also enjoys basketball & track & field. He has been a NABI member for about 1 year and bowled his highest game last year, a 280 scratch at Chapparal Lanes in San Dimas. He dedicates this win to his daughters, Jenene &

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - In 1980, Bruce Harner of Azusa, Calif., began a journey that has taken him to 17 cities in 14 states, and this week he celebrated his 25th United States Bowling Congress Open Championships appearance by traveling to the top of the leaderboard in Regular All-Events.

The 50-year-old left-hander uses the annual tournament as a chance to see places he wouldn’t necessarily travel to

California Bowler Celebrates Milestone with Career-Best Performance at

USBC Open Championshipson vacation, and part of the thrill is being able to share each experience with his wife and teammates. Each location has provided unique sightsee-ing and cultural opportunities, and bowling well has been a welcomed bonus.

This year at the Albuquer-que Convention Center, Harner made his 25th march down Center Aisle and marked the milestone with a career-high 1,997 all-events total Friday.

Sad News From Orange County

by Joy McGregorIt is with a very heavy heart

that I report the passing of our OC/USBC President Bill Huntington. Bill passed peace-fully in his sleep this morming, February 26th. Services will be held this Saturday, March 1 at 10:00 am at Fairhaven Memorial Park (in the Waverly Chapel) in Santa Ana.

The family asks that in lieu of flowers a donation be made to the American Cancer Society. Cards may be sent to Cheryl and her family at 1115 W. Hampshire, Anaheim, 92802.

Bill was always there for you with a helping hand and a big heart, full of laughs and lots of jokes to share....I reckon he’s probably already gather-ing his papers and preparing to bring down the gavel at the next meeting.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Huntington family. Bill will be greatly missed...Our loss is Heaven’s gain!

Bill Huntington

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GARDEN GROVE—Be-fore writing the column today we are sorry to report the pass-ing of Bill Huntington, long time leader of the OCBA and it’s merger into the successful OCUSBC.

With Cheryl at his side, un-offically and officially, through out their marriage and bowling duties, they were truly Mr. and Mrs. Bowling personified. I have no details except Bill died on Monday and their countless friends extend deepest sympa-thy to Cheryl. See page 1 for details.

The Vegas league bowled at Valley View Monday. Ann dropped in early to visit with league members and wants to see us back next year. It also marked the end of February. The last six weeks of bowling left in the schedule features reg-ular league schedule, a Position Round and team Sweepstakes on April 14. End of the league banquet will be optional at the Lakewood Home Town Buffet, to be announcement later.

Nancy Soto led the honor roll with 216-605, Jean Morby 222-591, Jamie Vallier 209-572, Roberta McNaught 202-568, Aresia McGee 209-549, Vi Wilson 544, Berneice King 201-540, Kathy Phylow 533, Dee Phipps 211-526, Elaine Todd 511, Hedy Schoner 510, Alta Duke 507, Gina Harrison 503 and Pris Mauricio 501.

Cerritos Lanes #2 still tops the league at 50.2 followed by Bowling News, 49.2; West-minster #3, 47; Westminster #1, 45; and Keystone #1, 42. High individual games, and series and team are the same and there’s still time to cash one of them..

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ABTA League at Cal BowlDavid Mathisen 716 - Mary Smyth 624

Marvin Crowder - $738 Match Game WinnerLAKEWOOD—David Mathisen led the men’s scoring 214,

223, 279/716, Bill Hall 247, 222, 236/705, Juan Camarena 256/699, Matt Mosley 236/671, Mark Fowler 254/666, Louis Castillo 25/663 and Armando Zavala 255/657.

Mary Smyth led the women’s scoring 234/624, June Collier 225/607, Belinda Crowder 233/600, Patricia Johnson 224/549, Susan Ebilane 197/541 and Deb Sanders 188/541.

$5 ACROSS SIDEPOT $60 - Game 1. Armando Zavala 255. Game 2. Ely Cruz 259. Game 3. David Mathisen 279.

SUPER POT - David Mathisen 279/$100 and Bill Hall 236/$30.

$1 DOUBLES - Ely Cruz 259/Alan Aguilar 223/482($144).LADIES’ SIDEPOT - June Collier 201/$30 and Belinda

Crowder 193/$10.The match game was worth $738 and “Lucky” Marvin Crowder

was the only one that bowled 201. Congratulations Marvin!The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was

Darryl Gatson.ABTA tournament will be at Westminster Lanes in Westmin-

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LAKEWOOD — February is the shortest month of the year but this year we have an extra day, the 29th for Leap Year. To those of you born on that special day, we say “Happy Birthday”. To start the month of March, Cal Bowl has their 6-Games Saturday No-Tap on March 1st at 5:00 p.m. Entry fee is $40 with sidepots optional. Check-in early and join the fun.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Daryl Brandt 181-201-237/619, Alex Cheesman Sr. 226-173-246/645, Robert Groth 206-198-214/618, John Lynch 206-252-202/660, Matt Mosley 276-208-179/663, Greg Nardo 235-248-137/620, Ralph Preciado 216-205-228/649, Bob Brockman 200, Josh Gettler 205, Paul Griba 207-216, Guy Hunsinger 231, Steve Lizotte 231, Clyde Lumpford 214, Madeline Majick 202, Greg Mobley 233, Larry Movera 209, Gary Nelson 203-225, Tony Ortiz 202, Shirley Owens 223, Shannon Santos 205-206, David Wall 226, Robin Wall 223.

CAL STARS Darlene Hom 180-178-169/527, Gale Cervantes 182-172-158/512, Valerie Homig 175-179-163/517, Leona Belletti 171-136-225/532, Tee Magee 168-136-205/509, Betty Phillips 167-187-171/525.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Willie Burkhalter 528, Ray Culp 520, Clifford Schad 526, Jim Plante 549, Tua Sula 500, Fala Sula 549, Nene Camanag 552, Ralph Wingert 649, Walter Gist 514, Stanley Murren 537, Steve Jaspar 591, William McKinley 568, Brenda Johnson 503, Lee Theiss 524, Bob Stickney 530, John Mathews 503, Dominic An-tonio 567, Billy Williams 572, Lucy Seiple 534, John Welty 585, Rico Cayton 517, Rudy Munzon 609, John Sherman 505, Al Williams 622, Ken Seiple Sr. 502, Rose Goodwin 511, Ron McClain 520.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Ralph Wingert 234-169-198/601, Clark VandenBerg 202-221, Jim Burke 236-235-223/694, Rudy Munzon 191-224-222/625, Archie Stull 188-243-172/603, Herman Woodard 196-226-167/629, Herman Martin 193-202-205/680, B.J. 211-213-185/689, Billy Scott 248-182-217/647, Ellis Houston 267-194-213/674, Bobby Knipple 258-225-209/692, Mauro Pendilla 215-193-209/617, Willie Young 257-238-168/603, Rollie DeGuzman 211-214-178/603, Fidel Usi 249-175-182/606, Don Boaz 192-204-207/603, Rick Llaneta 192-253-216/661, Jimmy Hamilton 210-236-257/703, Billy Cowens 230-198-226/654, Sonny Dew 268-224-206/698, Ray Staten 223-190-191/604, Terry Darling 211-189-237/637, Joe V. Swift 280-184-225/689, Rick Hunter 193-208-232/633, Boylee Inocente 202-217-194/613, Cecil Knighton 207-245-203/655, Charles Woods 180-188-246/614, Pat Kinard 166-199-275/640, Gary Weir 229-265-215/709, Paul Saenz

246-177-196/619, Les Smullen 288, Greg Barron 212, Eugene Richardson 205, Charles Veals 212, Charles Gleason 200, Willie Dorsey 206, Earl Hullett 213, Mel Lebeauf 208, Doug Johnson 220, Doug Dixon 212, Wayne Brown 204-228, Les Holmes 203, Tariq Shamsideen 203, Fred Faniel 218, Wendell Ledbetter 218, Chuck Patterson 211-217, Joe Erwin 225, Fale Sula 222, Ernest Jackson 213, Andrew Morton 201, Willie Burkhalter 247, Curtis Whaley 223, Paul Peete 207-211, Bob Stickney 202-208, Walter Millsap 201, Ed Cabs 233-201, Ray Culp 215, Terry Binuya 247, Art Diemert 225, Les Brealeale 211-202, Stan Guzy 222, Walt Gist 214, Ivory Herd Sr. 203, Ron McClain Sr. 201, Benjie Calinawan 268, Josh Hudson 218, Paul Reynolds 205, Ken Wright 257, Pre Collier 209, Lester Felien 214, Ed Neal 206, Richard Sotelo 235.

RECYCLED TEENS Jim Burke 237-219-201/657, Doug Johnson 207-203/562, Joan Green 200/524, Ben Jones Jr. 219/522, Sidney Moore 524, Steve Jaspar 508, John Mathews 201/563, Jim Plante 234-209-189/632, Ken Seiple Sr. 573, Ralph Wingert 181-207-258/646, Wendell Led-better 211/551, Boylee Inocente 594, Dominic Antonio 568, Dorothy Ruggiero 202/539, Ron Leidholdt 537, Rose Goodwin 200/511, Chuck Ashton 205/539, Joe Nolan 528, Al Williams 224/594, Clark VandenBerg 217-201-214/632, Harold Runyon 200/607, Walter Mill-sap 195-206-204/605, B.J. Theiss 254-161-187/602, Ed Brown 669, Hector Torres 501.

CAL BOWLEROS Mary Smyth 235-212/641, Cathy Wyatt 200/576, Kim Eastwood 234/573, Carole Fischer 210/563, Doro-thy Murdock 550, Karen Witt 549, Brenda Durnin 545, Charlene Peterson 540, Marie Collier 203/532, Nene Camanag 529, Kathy Phylow 200/528, Leona Bel-letti 515, Gaye Stewart 223/515, Gladys Funderburk 201/514, Betty Phillips 509, Joan Smith 204.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET John Cordi 215-214/620, Charles Reece 224, Michael White 222, Louis Whitlock II 222-201, Carole Fischer 221, Dion Morris Sr. 218, Angela Hillig 214, James High III 211, Zernell Hayes 210, Derrick Whitlock 209, Paul Putt-kamer 208, Lee Williams 207, James Matthews 206, Bill Perkins 204, Som Seng 204, Joseph Lopes 201.

ELKS & FRIENDS John Lynch 244/609, Chris Kelly 201-215, Becky Simpson 212, Ernie Barrios 244, David Patterson 224-205, Ed Brown 209, B.J. 228-214-225/667.

YOUNG AT HEART Audrey Johnson 159-113-143/415, Ed Johnson 158-139-138/435, Willie Young 231-173-178/582, Albert Stephens 104-115-101/320, Don Jackson 83-103-106/292, Josh Hudson 171-159-177/507, Marci Han-son 123-165-170/458, Hilda Forde 122-137-148/407, Ed Hansen 162-173-235/570, Willlie Creer 223-150-

124/497, Tom Pettway 150-163-175/488, Joe V. Swift 175-169-194/538 John Brider 141-146-143/430, Maria Larason 135-169-144/448, James Johnson 157-166-160/483, Tua Sula 173-157-180/510, Fale Sula 163-182-205/550, Al Williams 217-257-191/665, Curtis Whaley 204-167-217/588, Eva Hammons 89-82-85/236, Ed Shoute 169-178-161/507, Leroy Canaday 145-161-106/482, Art Nelson 134-184-173/491, Jim Plante 207-191-246/644, Rosalind Harris 125-112-98/335, Earl Hullett 128-186-188/502, June Skulick 93-115-86/294, Gene Hammons 159-158-168/485.

BIG BEAR Sid Nakagawa 279-236-256/771, Mike Villarreal 236-258-256/750, Emmerson Wafer 253-279-216/748, Eric Snow 257-277-195/729, Jimmy Hamilton 232-241-247/720, Joe Knapp 246-221-203/670, Dan Baker 219-212-233/664, Benjie Calinawan 212-194-223/629, Dave Patterson 205-226-192/623, B.J. Theiss 225-210-180/615, Nathan Steward 230-178-205/613, Bill Phipps 217-188-203/608, Rey Cruz 191-178-238/607, John Lynch 161-240-199/600, Betty McDiarmid 203-232-153/588, Dee Phipps 171-193-214/578, Michelle Criswell 166-230-166/562, Joyce Charles 181-161-211/553, Jennifer Van Winkle 183-192-173/548, Maota Bahr 180-164-214/558, Annie Yonemura 164-182-167/513, Allisen Sutton 164-146-203/513, Maria Directo 171-183-154/508, Jo Ann Dureen 155-194-154/503, Barbara Snow 177-149-176/502, Bheth Alcayde 148-197-173/518.

JUNIORSBobcats

Adrian Magallanes 120, Henry Parades 151, Ryan Binsol 145, Alex Lopez 102, Teilor Ruff-Scot 135-138.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Maybeline Ocampo 170, Sadia Ward 199, Kristopher Fabian 132, Josette Atangan 155, Eidel Abutan 158, Jas-mine Alcayde 134-172-147/453, Jean Colian 210, Daveon Nix 188, Victoria Tetter 113, Makenna Acosta 134, Danny Martinez 200-191/516.

Adults Matt Mosley 216-222/611, Vern Adams 247, Rita Soares 200, Tres Catalasan 214-204/602, Marc Atagan 175, Beth Alcayde 209, Pilbert Colian 222-236/606, Allen Tetter 219, Armondo (Shorty) Ramos 209, Ruthie Jones 192, Eliza Acosta 151, Gary Kowarsch 238-202/607.

Classified Ron Lewis 2226-202/619, Kevin Prok 168, Logan Khy 160-137.

FRIDAY NO-TAP February 22, 2008FINAL RESULTS

1. Som Seng 796 $50.002. Kevin Kavanaugh 792 25.003. Archie Stull 773 15.00

SIDEPOTS1. Gil Smock, hdcp. 286 20.002. Arthur Mont., scr. 266 20.003. Archie Stull, hdcp. 305 20.00

3-6-9 POTPhil Kem (25%) 51.00

INSURANCEArchie Stull 20.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTArchie Stull 758 20.00

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Huertas Wins 2nd ABTA Title at Keystone Lanes (L-R) Richard Reams (runnerup ) $500, Rowie Jucal (semifinalist) Aaron Storey 3rd, Mark Huertas Champion $2,300 with Xander Lara (future ABTA Member, and Deb Sanders 4th.

Cordero Ace’s 3-6-9 Pot of $500 at Keystone (L-R) Dave Piazza Keystone Lanes GM was on hand to see Ronnie “Ace” Cordero bag a nice 3-6-9 pot of $500. Pot starts new at $400 this week at Westminster Lanes.

NORWALK—Mark Huer-tas was at it again and won his second ABTA title in thrilling fashion, striking out to win his match by one pin and surviving a 9-10 roll off due to a tie in another. He was on his game regardless and finally won the title in a 199-188 count, over the top seed Richard Reams who led till the 7th frame in the match. It was a great tournament and lots of fun at Keystone.

In our return to Keystone we had a nice turnout of 221 entrants in the two day event. It took a nice +73 men, and +52 ladies to make the Saturday cut to the semis. On Sunday morn-ing in the 10:00 AM squad took 1 in 5 to the semis. We saw Men +75 and Women+21 making the grade to the semis. Also added were Super Seniors, Jim Smith, Simon Rojas and Janine Ditch to the board.

Leading the Semis was the pride of Hanford, Richard Reams who fired up a big +182, topping Gina Velarde at +132 to be top seed and sit out to bowl for the title. Gina would receive a first round bye in the single elims and enter in round two. It took a +64 (men) and +13 for the 3 guaranteed ladies to make the Sweet 16 Single Elim Finals.

The Bowlers took to the lanes, and in the first round sin-

Huertas Wins Second ABTA Title at Keystone!! $2,200“Ace” Ronnie Cordero hits 3-6-9 for $500

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gle elims and losing were Juan Camarena,Sal Galluzzo, Ray Grabinski, Greg Velarde, Simon Rojas, Mike Ake and (Mrs. Ace) Rina Cordero. They got checks of $105 in 10-16th places.

In round two being eliminat-ed were Vic Fabian, Som Seng, Jim Smith, and Gina Velarde, and they cashed in 6-9th places and $115 each.

Round three had newcomer Aaron Storey down Big Adam Mc Kenzie 246-176. Huertas pulled out some magic in the 10th to down Deborah Sanders 224-223 on the final ball, so Adam and Debra were 4th and 5th and $125 each.

It was now Huertas and Storey to meet for the right to meet Reams for the title. In a great match, it ended in a tie as Huertas needed 8 to win and somehow missed way right and luckly a pin rolled from the back to get a 7 count and we had a tie which Mark did prevail in a 9-10 frame roll off with the likeable newcomer, Storey finishing 3rd in his first ever ABTA Event and $200. Great bowling Aaron!

The title game was set and the horses were paid as Huertas returned $43 for the people who had him in the horses!

Two great guys would now meet for the title. Richard elected to lead off and opened. Richard fired a big three bag-

ger in frames 3-5 but Huertas matched him with 3 of his own. After an open in the 6th by both men, Reams held a 10 pin lead. Reams then did it again leaving another 2-10 in the 7th, and was now down by 9 pins but still very much in the game. He again trusted the ball too much leaving the 1-2-4-6-10 and yes, again in the 9th, he trusted it again!! leaving a the 2-4-8-10. Mark was keeping clean and Richard tried in vain striking out but fell short in a 169/188-192/199 margin and was the runner up. Huertas the fortuitous but deserving winner and his second ABTA title in as many years. (Both came at Key-stone) where Mark performs very well.

In fact he bowls well most every ABTA stop. He has been a faithful member for many years and is most deserving!! A nicer guy you will not find! Great Bowling Mark! Mark had the crowd ooohing, and awing in the suspenseful finishes. Not a dull moment to be sure! :-)

Great bowling by Richard Reams also, a true competi-tor. He also could have been our winner this week, and also Aaron Storey in his ABTA debut.

Ronnie “Ace” Cordero thrilled the crowd hitting the 3-6-9 for a cool $500. It will be

$400 at Westminster Saturday.The Match Game of 263

drawn by John Daily was UN- matched so we will have a Sweet $3,500 Match Game again this week at Westminster.

The Match Series worth $350 was as also UN-matched and will go for an estimated $700 Saturday at Westminster.

Champion Mark Huertas is from Fontana. He used an Awe-some Hook drilled by Joe Staton for the win. He is single, and available Gals! He thanks his pals Rowie Jucal, John Cortes, Boo and Lara, Elvin, Nancy, Mark Mauna, and Edwin and God and let’s not forget Joe Staton and Sarah Magno! Note to Sarah, it all turned out very well! :-)

Richard Reams is from Han-ford (above Bakersfield) . He used a Columbia Resurgence drilled by Sid Bond! He has 2 kids Christopher and Candace and thanks Dad and ABTA members for support. We have many fine bowlers from Han-ford! Lito, Jo Jo and more buddies.

Aaron Storey i s f rom Northridge and used a Ham-mer sold to him by Verne at Mission Bowl. He thanks Dan Stipkovich for tipping him about the ABTA saying it is the best tournament club to join!

We had several new mem-bers at Keystone. First time Cashers were Aaron Storey, Joey Marino, Deb Bradley, Ernie Reynoso of Indio fame, and a big welcome back to Mike Ake, who cashed in his return to ABTA action.

It is history folks, as Mark Huertas enters the archives as a two time Champion!

Make plans for this Satur-day’s One Day event at West-minster Lanes. There will be qualifying at 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM with SemiFinals 5:45PM. With one in five making the cut! There is an est $3,500 Match Game, and $700 est Match Series awaiting you there!! NOTE: SPECIAL AT WESTMINSTER IF YOU BRING IN A NEW MEMBER YOU CAN BOWL FOR ONLY $1.00

The following Saturday, Mar. 8 we make our first ever visit and are hosted in a One Day Event at Midtown Bowl.

New schedules were mailed, and the larger mailer Pamphlet will be mailed in April. If you have an address change? We need that!

See you all at Westminster for a good one! Until then! The new schedule was mailed, if you didn’t receive one? Let us know and we will send one to you. Bring a new member in and bowl for a buck! Yes $1.00!

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LAKEWOOD—The 24th annual So. Nev-Cal. Deaf Bowling Associa-tion’s Deaf Eliminations is its prestigious event with $850.00 first place prize which drew 78 entries including some brave women bowlers at Cal Bowl last Feb. 16-17. All of them bowled the 4 games qualifying round on Saturday afternoon.

For the second time in history since 1992 two bowlers qualified in a tie for first place with a 1028 total each. Randy Salazar, a 155 ave. bowler from Whittier with aid of a 210 in his 728 series plus 300 handicap tied Scott Butler, a 151 ave. Arizona bowler with 712 plus 316 handicap. In third place was the hearing bowler who bowled 156 ave. in Hawaiian Deaf league, Howard Oyama with 1025.

The eventual winner, Rudy Martinez, Jr. AZ with 154 ave. placed 5th with 1012 total. The cut-off for the match plays was 48th Don Tousignant, Riverside with 895.The high woman was Celia Salcedo.

Norwalk in 12th with 961. Ken DeGroff, Sunland had the high scratch series 896 but with 4 handicap 900 in 45th place.

After the Sunday’s first round 3 game match plays, Butler took lead, followed by Oyama, Salazar and Martinez in order as the field was cut to top 24 bowlers. James Parker from Texas, who qualified in 10th, had won only one match fell to 24th.

At the end of round two match play, Oyama took the lead with Martinez, Butler and Salazar followed in order as the field was cut to top 12.

April Brown who qualified in 24th place was the last woman in 12th place.

After the third round match plays the field was cut off to top 6 for the championship match plays with #1 Oyama and #2 Martinez in bye spots waiting for the winners of #3 Butler and #6 David Howton match and #4 Salazar and #5 Gorman Low match. Howton, Anaheim and Low, Huntington Beach had qualified 6th and 37th respectfully and low had worked his way up.

Butler beat Howton, 276 to 245 and Salazar beat Low 233 to 228 both matches with handicap totals. Butler moved on to face Oyama and Salazar moved on against Martinez in round 2 matches. Oyama won eas-ily 273 to Butler’s 228 and Martinez beat Salazar 255 to 246 to set up the championship showdown.

In this finale, Martinez rolled a 150 plus 76 for 226 to beat Oyama’s 147 plus 74 for 221 for the title and $850.00. Oyama got $425.00 as the runner-up. Salazar placed 3rd, Butler 4th, Low 5th and Howton 6th, ten-tatively and the prize money runs down to 15th place.

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Tenpin Slantsby Joe Lyou

Did you watch the 2008 Denny’s World Championship on ESPN? The annual Professional Bowlers Assn. “major” tournament was staged at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis.

Woodland Bowl? They should have called the brickyard the “Woodlake 500 Bowl—after the original “brickyard” that hosts the famed Memorial Day 500-mile auto race.

You know why? Check the scores posted in the World Champion-ship by “the greatest bowlers in the world,” as the PBA likes to refer to its members.

In the first ESPN match, Australian amateur Andrew Frawley—wasn’t he a breath of fresh air!—who said he “wanted to have fun and not embar-rass myself,” did just that, struggling to shoot 158.

His opponent, four-time Denny’s PBA Tour champion Ryan Shafer had 204—but he had to carry a Brooklyn strike, giving him a double, to do it.

In the second match, Walter Ray Williams Jr., who owns more titles (44) than anyone else, was completely lost as he shot a buck-eighty.

At least Ol’ Deadeye lost to a good bowler, Norm Duke (26 titles), who had 208—thanks also to a Brooklyn strike.

In the title match, Duke, in spite of being sick all week (flu and bron-chitis), sniffled his way to 202—and title No. 27—while Shafer had to settle for a paltry 165.

As if that weren’t bad enough, TV announcer Rob Stone kept reminding the audience that “Shafter has never beaten Duke on television.” (Shafer is oh-for-seven against Duke.)

So, why were the scores so low in the World Championship? Frank Kietz has a theory. He says, “The PBA wanted low scores.”

Now, you have to remember that anything Kietz says has to be taken with a grain of salt, so to speak. For one thing, the guy’s 91 years old. On the other hand, Kietz has been bowling since Count Gengler was a kid, so perhaps Kietz knows what he’s talking about.

Also, Kietz is a past president of the Bowling Writers Assn. of America, plus he’s the Historian and a longtime staff writer for the California Bowl-ing News. And is spite of his ancient bones, he still bowls open play several times a week.

On the chance that Kietz is right this time, I got to thinking, “Why would the PBA want the scores to be low in the World Championship?”

Then the light came on. The PBA wanted low scores because it is a diabolically clever plot to gain new members!

Imagine all the league bowlers sitting at home and watching the World Championship on TV. Many of them carry “house averages” of 220, or higher. They’re thinking, “Hey, I can beat these guys. I’m a much better bowler than them.”

So they join the PBA—and promptly discover they can’t break an egg on the Scorpion pattern. Nor on any of the other four PBA lane patterns.

Let’s face it. The PBA can boast of having more than 4,000 members, but these members are constantly dropping out and relinquishing their membership.

That means the PBA must find “new blood” to keep up its member-ship at a high level. What better way to recruit new members than by having them believe they’re better than Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Norm Duke?

* * *The 2008 National Golden Ladies Classic is a big success—and it

hasn’t been held yet.The tournament—for women ages 50 and up—is scheduled March

10-13 at its usual home, the Orleans Hotel/Casino/Bowling Center in Las Vegas.

USBC Hall of Famer Jeanette Robinson, who founded this tenpin classic 18 years ago, issued a last-minute report that she has received 80 entries, a new tournament record.

According to Jeanette, 34 women are in the Regular Division (50 and up), 36 Super Seniors (60 and up), nine who are 70 or older, and one 85-year-old lady who carries a 175 average.

“I may have to create a new division just for her,” Jeanette quipped.“We would’ve had three more entries, but probably because of the

economy, those three ladies from England did not enter the tournament this year. However, there are 24 states represented—the most ever—including three bowlers from Alaska,” Jeanette said.

The 80 Golden Ladies will be battling for a $2,000 first-place prize. Defending her title will be Joan Reilly of Wilmington, N.C.

Reilly will have to be at her best if she hopes to repeat. Considered title threats are hometown favorite Char Hammel, who won this tournament in 2006 and was the runner-up last year; Florida’s Shirley Levens, a three-time champion; and USBC Hall of Famer Robin Romeo (Newhall, Calif.), who will be competing for the first time in the Golden Ladies.

Romeo won 17 titles on the PWBA (Professional Women’s Bowling Assn.) Tour, and was Player of the Year in 1989.

Not everyone can win, of course, but they are all guaranteed of hav-ing a fun time.

* * *SLANTING THE NEWS: It was nice of the PBA to give Danny

Wiseman some credit for all the charity work he does when he’s not bowling. The 12-time champion from Baltimore appeared in a filmed segment featuring auto racing’s renowned Team Ganassi during the World Championship. Danny has participated in several fund-raisers for auto racing charities, and often bowls in charity Pro-Ams hosted by some of the nation’s best-known athletes…

Did you hear that USBC Hall of Famer John Jowdy, who was scheduled for knee-replacement surgery Feb.28, had to postpone the procedure for several weeks? Jowdy’s blood count was a little low, so his doctor wants to beef him up first. With steroids or HGH, John?...

Add medical report: USBC Hall of Famer Jeanne Naccarato, who was hoping to make her debut in the National Golden Ladies Classic, may not be able to compete because of a sore elbow. The Cleveland native, who was the PWBA Player of the Year in 1986, now lives in Tacoma, Wash., with husband Stan…

And USBC Hall of Famer Robbie Rickard fell and broke her right arm recently. A former resident of Orange County, Robbie is currently living in McKinney, Tex. (near Dallas)…

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WINNETKA — Where has the month of February gone? Like everyone says, “Time goes by too fast when you’re having fun”. And that’s what goes on here at Canoga Park Bowl. Phil-Am: Bert Araneta 256/699, Helen Ventenilla 204/564, Socorro King 523. Viva Las Vegas: Congratulations to Mike Johnson on his “300” game and 785 series bowled on Feb. 17, 2008. Mike Olson 266/720, Jared Goldschen 276/714, Robert Battle 267/669, Richard Greenzweight 628, Tiffany Morita 258/632, Scott Nathan 236. Adult Junior Doubles: SENIOR—Fred Carr 192/541. ADULT—Chip Minot 228/624, Trish Wilson 184/508, Bob Czubiak 214, Richard McKenna 205, Jay Chavkin 202. YOUTH—A.J. Minot 256/615, Dustin Chavkin 214/599, Kevin Gross 249/596, Matthew Rollin 210/595, Eric Czubiak 155/451, Ashlee Rollin 158/404. River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 289/792, Dawson Swearningin 296/770, Dan Dixon 269/762, Ruben Sarkissian 299/752, Barry Simon 279/725, Marsha Williams 207/585, Monise Kelly 206/577, Kathy Villa 201/537, Bridgette Swearningin 534, Yvon Yonan 524, Sheryl Kline 224. First Lutheran Church: Rick Godin 247/670, Bob Pfleger 242/615, Bonnie Hane 171/474, Wayne Coffman 249, Jason Butts 215, Mike Hahn 202. Monday Nite Live: Dave Cook 265/705, Marc Loshin 251/692, Danny Martinez 228/637, Dan Phearson 224/618, Bob Heyd 600, Carol Casuga 175/498, Tom Miller 224. Comedians: Mark May 269/751, Daniel Stipkovich 261/709, Scott Crawford 258/708, Larry Lansing 256/689, Dan Kline 672, Jessica Huling 224/589, Mary Becker 205/527, Karen Norman 201/525, Crystal Lawrence 513, Jan Sandman 509, Ruben Sarkissian 239. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): SENIOR—Maddy Nathan 124/465, Allan Nathan 231/859. ADULT—Jun Tumacay 216/823, James Smith Jr. 211/813, Kim Tannous 205/742, Warren Meyers 231, Bruce Zietz 206. YOUTH—Matthew Rollin 246/870. Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 192/582, Judi Rivers 526, Lil Baker 212/510. Copper Bucket: Richard Alajarin 245/642, Mike Olson 235/637, Judy Yeager 174/494, Josh Raymer 224, Randy Barden 223, Steve Borosich 215, John Porras 215. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Scott Friedman 246/833, Mike Pollack 222/802, Tiffany Morita 192/692. Larry Steinberg 227, Doane Cole 224, Anthony Pavlowsky 219, Andrew Thomas 211, Kurt Osterheldt 211, T. Fox 209. BOYS: Scott Englehart 189/690. 500 Classic: Georgia Garey 216/615, Petra Kaun 256/603, Marsha Williams 228/601, Eloise Valencia 222, Barbara V. 212. The Classics: Sharon Enriquez 287/665, Michael Witt 206/585, Shawnee Warrick 561, Rean Luttrell 200/539, Deanie Kepner 202/534, Tina Enriquez 526, Debbie Sawa 223. Bnai Brith Classic: Thomas Flynn 249/677, Tom Leigh 253/672, Jay Davies 247/639, Tony Rubin 229/637, Roman Agiert 233/630. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): James Hud-gins 222/749, Patricia Gross 178/644, Michael Jerry 242, Peter Thibodeaux 213, John Miller 213. Vegas For Fun: Robert Spengeman 258/744, Joel Seguin 236/679, Ivan Lewis 229/655, Vaughn Fountain 617, Pam Fountain 189/516, Carol Figueria 196/511, Roger Budlong 220, Ed Kiresich 219. CC Nikkei: Tak Kokubo 245/602, Stan Date 237/601, Mi-yuki Koga 212/569, Noriko Fukunaga 531, Pei Eto 203/528, Richard Sasaki 237, Kenji Watanabe 234, Kevin Eto 224. A great week of high scores. There will be more next week so stay tuned to Canoga Park Bowl’s house column. See you then.

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — The junior scores from Canoga Park Bowl are in so let’s report them right away. Junior Royals: Nick Minot 213/601, David Sheeran 169/479, A.J. Minot 177/457, Keith Nelson 149/410, Owen Anderson 123/301, Julia Frias 131/351, Bertha Rose 101/275, Ashley Brett 107/275. Junior PBA Experience: Noel Sosa 200/559, Drew Stern 187/526, Saman-tha Meyers 208/522, Jennifer Pyka 237/514, Brandon Bradley 126/349. Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks 76/145, Analynne Wallace 79/140. A great week of high scores from the juniors here at Canoga Park Bowl.

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — If you’re wondering who made the honor roll in the senior leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl, we have the list for you. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Donald Macek 236/628, Dale Rubin 247/615, Richard Greenz-weight 218/612, Dave Yahn 243/609, Bill Robb 225/589, Mary Lauer 213/560, Nancy Cottrell 177/485, Lucy McCoy 136/377, Mazie Little 118/337. Funtimers: Hung-Lay Quon 257/696, Al Reiswig 237/655, Rich-ard Greenzweight 238/638, Dave Yahn 239/628, Steven Herndon 588, Bill Robb 588, Karen McDonald 230/559, Bobbie Walker 178/482, Ellie Alliston 166/470, Eleanor Weaver 186/466, Bertha Willard 425, Roger Chartrand 223, Carol DeZotell 173. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 259/724, Al Reiswig 249/696, Richard Greenzweight 243/696, Edwin Cornish 241/640, Bill Robb 254/639, Larry George 236/623, Lucy Tralla 201/541, Patricia Carpenter 211/534, Mary Lauer 188/525, Eleanor Weaver 485, Edie Goldberg 187, Elvera Deonik 187. See you next week.

STUDIO CITY — This may appear to be a recycled article, but we still mean it. Tis the season to mount an impressive assault on somethng, we are talking about the number one winter pastime for years. No, it isn’t carjacking, it is the sport of bowling. As we welcome in a new year we also welcome in thousands of new customers that will find our bowling center able to meet any specifications. Also, a chance to see our league bowlers:

PINZ ADULTS The leagues are on strike. Well, we are willing to commit to their pleas if they all promise to bowl 300 games in this new year. Hardy har har... Anyways, we do appreciate our leagues and will give you a glimpse of their great abilities: Tavern Guild: Rick Kondo 265/690, Jeff Pifko 258/684, Scott Shives 673, Tina Hackett 207/596, Tony Annibale 249. Twilighters: Kelly Perdue 267/675, Tony Viacava 644, Michael Holt 258/639, Phil Cody 247/637, Dan Coffelt 230/618, Lorill Clem-ent 203/527, Robert Adelman 247. Kings and Queens: Kevin Colllins 216/640, Brian Restivo 220, Russ Wolkoff 214, Lance Carlos 208, Eric Maclver 205. Funseekers: Jim Moore 266/728, Dave Dittlinger 689, Tony Viacava 635, Charity Wiley 235/561, Lisa Frobisher 534, Nancy Berman 201/513, John Wooler 248, Al Weinstein 248, Karen Shiu 200. S.C.B.L.: Scott Spande 268/706, Neil Inman 633, Stephen Sanday 633, Larry Potter 239/626, Jeff Dowling 246/611, Maximo Ahumada 246, Steven Newton 234. 44 Blue: Ryan Clum 161/430.

PINZ JUNIORS Have you had a snowball fight, probably not. Well, winter is here and we can do nothing but expect you to come into Pinz and practice the game that is hot and cool the whole year. We are still looking for junior bowlers to give current members a run for their money. Can you stack up, look at these chilly scores: Adult Junior Doubles: Adult—Martin Korn 216, Rene Villapando 548, Tina Hackett 226/621. Youth—Nikolai Berk 247/645, Jamie Spector 190/533. Senior Scratch: Treven Goldsmith 246/837, Brittlan Halpern 223/802, Ethan Bensinger 234/800, Molly Gruber 211/762, Jamie Spector 724, Nikolai Berk 221, Molly Gruber 211. Senior Galaxies: Rachel Acacio 147/392, Mario Vargas 151/377, Brian Ingoldsby 164/367, Matt Parker 141/364, Noah Lander 94/265. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 113/301, Nicholas Martinez 91/212. Pee Wees: Samantha Vargas 83/166, Andrew Parker 81/135, Brandon Beck 67/125, Ryan Boxer 64.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Maybe the sweater of weiner dogs isn’t what you wanted, but gosh darn it wear it anyways. Maybe we all wanted new bowling balls, but sometimes coal just shows up. Either way, flash your new goods while you bowl some terrific scores. Here’s a look at last week: Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 190/564, Sol Karnovitz 188/513, Cynthia Burkenheim 185/475, Ruth Swick 168/438. Breakfast Club: Christine Stark 258/526, Pam Vaughn 183/482, Donna Klein 464, Terri Jowdy 185/461, Joan Karchem 455, Nancy Sherwood 178, Alba Donohue 177. Coffee & Donuts: Donna Hickox 206/508. Pin Pals: Karen Collier 166/486, Shelly Djercian 171/461, Marcia Shourt 163/433, Barbara Weissman 162/430, Diana Bassi 371, Sharon Brooks 158. Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 202/598, Lee Waldorf 203/548, Barbara Abell 444, Teri Bonato 163/443, Ernie Gluck 202, Kathy George 162. Senior Social: Gary Olsen 232/536, Charlene Gaffney 187/460, Teri Bonato 166/449, Christine Stark 416, Art Michener 167/407, Allan Lotta 163. Bowler of the Week: Gas, no not the natural occurrence or the flatulence that may occur, is our bowler of the week. He bowls with our seniors and Mr. Sunampong bowled himself a triplicate game this past Monday; recording three straight 152’s. Great bowling and easy on the chili. Sweetness quote of the week: Think big, think positive, never show any sign of weakness. Always go for the throat. Buy low, sell high. Fear? That’s the other guy’s problem. Nothing you have ever experienced will prepare you for the absolute carnage you are about to witness. Super Bowl, World Series - they don’t know what pressure is. In this building, it’s either kill or be killed. You make no friends in the pits and you take no prisoners. - Trading Places

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Jetta, & thanks NABI for the tournament. We took 8 in the semi-finals last Sat, rounding out 6th place to James Doolen, 7th place to Jerry Derosa & Debra Ems to 8th place. They received free enties into any tournament. our top 5 steplad-der began with:

Dustin Toth bowling Mi-chael Gray. Michael bowled a 181 to Dustin’s 206. Dustin then bowled Kerry Lucka. Dustin bowled a 223 to Kerry’s 231. Kerry, then took on Eu-gene Haynes.

Kerry bowled a 214 to Eu-gene’s 231. Eugene then bowled high qualifier, Bradley Bebout. Brad bowled a 196 to Eugene’s

218 for Eugene to win. Our $50 sidepot winners were:

Kerry Lucka (2), James Doolen (3), Mike Vredevood & Eugene Hayens (3).

We will be at Trevi Zone this Sat., March 1, and are looking forward to another great turnout. See our ad in this week’s Bowling News. See ya there!

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S.S.T. Super Senior TourComing to AMF Riverside Lanes March 1 & 2, 2008

10781 Indiana Ave. Riverside Ca. (951)-353-2695Come Bowl with the best Sr. Divison, men 60/69

women 50/69. Jr. div. men 45/59 and women 40/59 Super Senior+ Div. Men 73/up women 60/ up

One squad (2) 5 game blocks. Check in from 9 to 9:45 am Saturday. Bowl at 10 am. 1 Hour break and

Bowl 2nd 5 games. Finals Sunday, Check-in at 9 am. Entry fee $155.00 members. $165.00 guest (Note 1 in 3 cash 1 in 5 make finals) Prize fund based on 50 entries in each division. $1000.00 first place. Pay 17 places. And take 12 to the finals in each division.

A $ 50.00 prize to the King of the Hill champ.(Note SST members)

Bring a bowler that has never / or has not bowled the SST in one year, get $35.00 off your Entry.

Send all Entries to:SST @ P O Box 26169. Santa Ana Ca. 92799-6169

For more information call Larry @ (714)-401-8924 There will be Optional Brackets and Side Pots

Check our web site @ superseniortour.comWe will except walk in entries until 9:45 am. Sat.March 1-08Lodging Motel (6) 3663 La Sierra @ 91 Fwy. (951)-687-1430

So Cal Actions Association ( L to R ) David Hui Hui presenter, Champion $1500 Steve Smith, 2nd place Chip Petiford, 3rd place Vernon Adams, 5th David Ferguson Cal Bowl

So Cal Action Bowlers Assoc. Scratch Div.

LAKEWOOD—41 bowlers showed up to compete this week at Cal Bowl, Steve Smith was your champion +237 $1500 dollar win. Was very close match the fifth game as Chip Petiford, Vernon Adams had Steve Smith watching close by. Chip Petiford was runner up at +224 $700 dollar day. Vernon Adams +219 $325. Will Kolbow +200 $225 strong finish. Rounding off the top 5 was David Ferguson +178 $225 took adv. Of sidepots. Our next tournament will b March 1st at Canoga Park bowl 6 gamer. Hope 2 see u there. Spanky1st place $1500 Steve Smith +237, 2nd place $ 700 Chip Petiford +224, 3rd place $ 325 Vernon Adams +219, 4th place $ 225 Will kolbow + 200, 5th place $ 160 David Ferguson +178, 6th place $ 140 Jon Brandon + 157, 7th place $ 130 Carl Malucci +149, 8th place $ 110 Josh Montgomery +145 Sidpots 1st game 279= Roger W, Vernon A, Gary D, Daniel V, Demi. Cash,2nd game 290=Michael gray, Chip Petiford, 3rd game 277= David Ferguson, 275 Steve Smith4th game 280=David Ferguson, 278 David Attwood, 5th game 278=Greg Neuer,257 Will Kolbow Super pot Greg, Will.


game. Stevie wanted to thank Linbrook Bowl for hosting the tournament this weekend and a special thank you to the ABT Staff and Directors for running an outstanding tournament. Stevie plans on using his win-nings for more tournaments and for the ABT Spring Nationals.

Demetrius Cash was the winner of the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper and $110 with an 879 scratch series. Stevie Hou came in second for $70 with a scratch series of 843.

Banlay Philalack came in first in the Senior Sweeper win-ning $85. Art Gaoay, Sr. came in second for $50 and Mike Pizarro came in third for $35.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #4 was the game drawn, and 101 (possibly good for $300) was drawn for the first chance. The second chance score of 192 (possibly good for $150), the third chance score of 233 were then drawn. One person did roll a 233 in the fourth game, but was not in the mystery pot. Remember, 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 Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next sched-uled event will be Saturday/Sunday, March 1-2, 2008 at Cal Bowl. This will be a Classic and Masters Combined Singles two-day tournament including finals. Squad times are at 12, 2 and 4PM on Saturday and one special entry squad on Sunday at 10AM. Semi-finals will be-gin at 12:30. All semi-finalists must check in by 11:45. All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225. We will offer $100 side pots on each squad with just 20 entrants, as well as op-tional brackets for each squad. First place will be $1000 with 100 entries for only a $55 dollar entry fee. First place with full Progressive and 100 entries will be $2,000.

The ABT Orange County Branch is launching a new monthly scratch event this weekend at Cal Bowl. This will be a four-game beat the board event open to all non-PBA members. ABT membership is not required for this scratch event. There will be one big squad at 12N on Saturday, March 1. Entry fee will be $75. First place is guaran-teed at $500. Please call the ABT Orange County hot line (714.600.8059) for more in-formation.

As a reminder, the ABT Spring Nationals are fast ap-proaching. The tournament is April 1-6, 2008 at Sam’s Town in Las Vegas. As rooms and squads are filling up, please send in your entry and make your reservations at Sam’s Town as soon as possible. You must have bowled 10 squads in your home division to be eligi-ble for this tournament. You do not need to have your 10 squads bowled to send in your entries. You have until the weekend of March 15-16 at Yorba Linda to get your 10 squads bowled. Entries must be postmarked by March 17, 2008.

We hope to see you Satur-day/Sunday, March 1-2nd at Cal Bowl.

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ABT Orange County (L-R) ABT member Som Seng, Champion Stevie Hou and ABT Director Ernie Rahm. Stevie’s son, Chan-dler, standing in front.

Western Women Premier BowlersThe Western Women Premier Bowlers opened 2008 last weekend with our annual return to

Harley’s Camarillo Bowl. Scott Poddig, the always helpful host, stated “I personally love having the women every year, I always hear about how great they are and look forward to having them back each year”.

Scott and his staff treated us to a wonderful weekend of fun and great bowling. He reminded us that we have had a new champion every year – and 2008 was no different. Rachel Elhard captured her first title! The expectant mother qualified second after Saturday’s 10 games of qualifying behind Laura Lee Daniel (the 2005 Harley’s Camarillo WWPB Champion). Hovering around the lead during Sunday’s match play finals, any one of four women could have taken home the $1000 first place prize check. Michele Carter, Rachel, Laura Hardeman, and Laura Lee were all within 40 pins of each other with one game to go. Hardeman shot 220 over Laura Lee in the final match play game while Michele and Rachel were battling it out. Rachel finished with 214, Michele stepped up in the 10th frame needing to punch out for 215. Michele buried the first one for a strike. Her second shot was right there – but a solid 10 pin stood giving Rachel her first WWPB title.

Rachel wanted to be sure to thank Scott and his awesome staff at Harley’s Camarillo Bowl, as well as her mother, Melody Einstoss (who taught her how to bowl), her husband, Josh, and Steve Hamaguchi, for coaching her and laying out her equipment. “I felt really good this weekend – I was consistent, not shooting a game under 200.” “I was extremely nervous on Sunday as carry got a little tougher”, Rachel recalled. She has served on the WWPB Board of Directors for three years, was the 2006 San Diego Queens Champion, and was elected to the San Diego All Star team 2003 – 2006. Our sincerest congratulations to Rachel! We wish her the best as this is her last event before the birth of her daughter, expected on May 25.

Our next WWPB event will be our annual doubles event at Yorba Linda Bowl, April 12-13. En-tries and details are available on our website, www.wwpb.com. As always, this event will feature the Battle of the Stars and a wonderful pro-am.

W.W.P.B.: (L-R) Scott Poddig of Harley’s Camarillo Bowl, Champion - Rachel Elhard, 2nd place - Laura Hardeman, and 3rd place - Michele Carter.

Harley’s Camarillo WWPB Open - February 23-24, 2008Pos Bowler Qualifying Finals Block 1 Finals Block 2 W L T Total Pins Prize

1 Rachel Elhard, San Diego 2310 1155 1079 5 5 0 4694 $1000

2 Laura Hardeman, Chula Vista 2209 1090 1166 7 3 0 4675 $700

3 Michele Carter, National City 2182 1116 1152 7 3 0 4660 $550

4* Laura Lee Daniel, Corona 2321 1060 1018 7 3 0 4609 $500

5 Pam Pancoast, Lomita 2248 1124 1043 6 4 0 4595 $450

6 Lesia Herider, Palmdale 2242 1104 1087 4 6 0 4553 $400

7 Jennelle Jellsey, Fullerton 2278 1057 1086 4 6 0 4541 $350

8 Jennifer Wayne, Long Beach 2289 1131 1002 3 7 0 4512 $325

9 Katrina Fujikami, Whittier 2155 1019 1185 4 6 0 4479 $300

10* Brittany Page, Los Angeles *** 2185 1092 980 3 7 0 4347 $275

11 Andrea Snyder, Pomona 2151 $175

* Non-member *** USBC SMART Program participant

Duke did just enough to over-come two great champions who struggled mightily on Sunday, in Shafer and PBA Hall of Fam-er Walter Ray Williams Jr. The all-time titles leader Williams, who was looking for his record-tying eighth career Major, had two opens in their semifinal match while Shafer had three late in the title match.

“If you had told me I was going to shoot (208-202), I would have said ‘where’d the other 200 come from?’ because you don’t think Walter Ray is going to shoot below 200 in a Major,” Duke said. “But Majors are sometimes about grinding it out and filling frames and doing those little things. I also had some luck on my side today.”

It was another punch in the gut for Shafer, who has now made the finals in a Major 10 times and has been the runner-up four times, but has yet to come out victorious.

To add to his pain, Shafer dropped to 0-7 on TV in his career against Duke, including 0-5 in title matches. Duke beat Shafer for the title twice last season, including the finals of the 2007 Pepsi Championship at Woodland Bowl. That day, Shafer fired the 18th televised 300 game in PBA history be-fore Duke cooled him off in the title match.

The win moves Duke into a tie with Mike Aulby for sixth on the all-time titles list. It was his first Major victory since the 2000 PBA National Cham-pionship.

Duke defeated Williams, 208-180, in the semifinal while Shafer had advanced to the title match with a 204-158 over Australian amateur Andrew Frawley. Duke was clinging to a slim lead in the title match until Shafer opened three con-secutive times in the sixth, seventh and eighth frames. Duke’s strike in the ninth frame sealed the deal.

Duke earned $50,000 in addition to his two-season Denny’s PBA Tour exemption through the 2009-10 season. Shafer (Horseheads, N.Y.) earned $25,000 for second while Williams (Ocala, Fla.) and Frawley (Sydney, Austra-lia) took home $11,500 each for third and fourth, respectively.

The Denny’s PBA Tour moves to Columbus, Ohio, next week. The live ESPN-televised finals take place Sunday, March 2 at 12:30 p.m. ET.

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He was deliberate and con-sistent, shooting nine games of 200 or better on the way to 681 in team, 660 in singles and 656 in doubles. Steven Vance of Duluth, Ga., previously held the Regular All-Events lead with 1,937.

“I remember my coach back in juniors telling me to keep things simple and not try to do too much with the ball,” said Harner, who improved his life-time average at the USBC Open Championships to 200.17. “I always come here planning to play my own game and hope it works. This year, I played off the corner like I have the past few years and it worked. This is a phenomenal way to celebrate.”

Harner’s previous high all-events total was 1,984 in Cor-pus Christi, Texas, in 2006, which also included a career-high 717 singles total. But despite his continued success on the tournament lanes, the annual pilgrimage is about so much more than just bowling to Harner and his teammates.

“I’ve been bringing a group of two or four teams for the last 15 years or so, and we really enjoy coming back because it’s a good chance to get together and have a good time,” said Harner who bowls in just one league each week. “If we bowl well and get a check, it’s that much better, but taking the lead today was amazing and makes me want to bowl for 25 more years.”

Presenting sponsors for the 2008 USBC Open Cham-pionships are Eldorado Hotel Casino, Silver Legacy Resort Casino and Circus Circus Reno in Reno, Nev. Other participat-ing sponsors are Kegel, official lane maintenance provider; Brunswick, capital equipment supplier; Storm Products, Inc.; Roto Grip, official sponsor of the Roto Grip Sport Bowling Challenge; Isleta Casino & Resort; Santa Ana Star Casino, the official brackets sponsor; Rainbow Ryders, the exclusive hot air balloon company of the 2008 Open Championships; and Sandia Resort & Casino.

For more information on the USBC Open Championships, visit USBCopen.com.

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B.V.L. Winners Celebrate at Lunch. The San Gabriel Valley U.S.B.C. collected $10,000.00 for their annual donation to the state of california B.V.L. fund to be used for the benefit of hospitalized veterans. Local division winners will compete in San Rafael for state titles. Lower L-R: Andrew Estrada “C” Division, Angelic Lopez “D” Divison. Upper L-R: Trichia Probert “A”, Rosie Parker “D”, Chris Pilios, B.V.L. chairman, Jo O’Dell “C” & Daniel Le Sieva “A” Division.


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Date & Location March 2, 2008

Laa Habra Bowl 300 370 E. Whittier Blvd

La Habra, Ca. 90631 1-714-526-2058

4 divisions Hdcp Novice, Interm, Advance, Open.

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JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

FULLERTON – Welcome once again to the JAT Farm Club tournament update. This week we are coming to you from AMF Carter Lanes, where the bowlers got a taste of reality. We had 33 bowlers show up despite the bad weather, ready to put up the high scores that Carter Lanes normally gives up. However, a little miscommunication on the center’s part left the lanes high and dry with a slightly less desirable shot for most. Bowlers welcome to life.

We start off with the qualifying round did have some decent scoring, such as the tournament high game – in game one – of a 299 by Brian Le. Brian also posted up a 257 game and led after five games at plus 109. We also had nice games from Keyon Lemus 221-277 and Frank Pacheco 268. Ask them what they thought of the lanes.

To round out the highs for qualifying we have Andrew Hilvano 223-243, Victor Hilvano 236, Brandon Pekins 235, Max Slevcove 225, Steven Maida 223, Joe Mayo 222-222, and Brett Huntoon 221. The cut line for advancement in to Match Play came in at minus 119.

In the next five games we had some more highs from Le 247, Lemus 246-223, Albert Fernandez 245, Mayo 236, and Slevcove 224. Mr. Always Alternate (Fernandez), who finally made the cut for match play, took well advantage making the biggest jump of the day. Fernandez started Match Play in the 16 spot and after five games, had moved all the way to 4th (12 jumps) and into the finals.

Then the finals started with the 5th seed Slevcove (+24) tak-ing on Fernandez (+64). Just happy to be there, Fernandez just couldn’t get on track as Slevcove took advantage and captured the first match 184-146. This it was Slevcove’s turn as he met 3rd seed A. Hilvano (+143) who strung them together for a 212-134 win. Now Hilvano faced off against the 2nd seed Lemus (+171) who was being hampered by a muscle cramp in his arm. Hilvano had no sympathy and just stayed ahead for a 187-164 victory and on to meet the top seed Le (+248). Here the veteran paced himself and did what he had to do taking the first match 215-203 and then the second match 202-176. Hilvano captures his second Farm Club title of the season, congratulations Andrew.

Our next tournament will be on March 9th at Keystone Lanes. I’m hearing that there may be some regulars missing due to the Pepsi District finals, so this would be a great opportunity to get out here and give it your best shot. Until then have a great time off and I hope to see everyone at Keystone.

AMF Carter Lanes – February 24th, 2008 (L-R): Brian Le – 2nd; Andrew Hilvano – 1st; Keyon Lemus – 3rd.

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

FOUNTAIN VALLEY – Hello once again to the SED Jr. Travel, weekly post. This past Saturday the group moved down south to Fountain Bowl for a double session. The conditions were well met with some very good scores being put up. We also had an opportunity for some make-ups, giv-ing us (me) a very long day. Our thanks to the staff and management of Fountain Bowl for the accommodations.

In the first session we open up with our 900 club as Max Slevcove brought in 253-215-276-207/951 and Michael Gaylor posted 257-279-202/929. Great bowling gentlemen. For our 800s of the session we have J.D. Pelow 259-203/833, Chris Blankenship 226-218/821 (who?), Justin LaMere 232-202-228/814 (who??????), and Jimmy Schmitzer 216-200-209/801. Very very good bowling. Additional highs were from Kevin Jones 205-203/780, Brandyn Roque 213-209/778, Marty McDonald 738, Jasmine Morales 212/721, and Deanna Carrillo 200/704. Nice!

After a short break and a little talking to the group, we started off the second session with some more great scoring. Mr. Slevcove (show-off) led the bowlers once again, this time going 235-244-235/896. He is joined by Schmitzer 225-234/837, Pelow 235-211-202/828, Roque 233-248/820, and Gaylor 202-213-212/820 for 800 club honors. Also we had Jones 202-223/771, Kim Ferdnance 220/757, McDonald 212/743, J. LaMere 743, Morales 200-202/732, Carrillo 221/714, and Doug LaMere 213/709. Excellent all of you.

Our next session will be this Saturday at AMF Carter Lanes. Start time is 2:00 and we might be able to do some more make-ups/pre-bowls as we start winding down our season. Also a reminder that Sunday, many of you will be bowling in the Team Event of NLAC City Tournament at Mission Hills. Therefore, get plenty of rest and practice. I’ll see you Saturday.

Jeff Garrison in a Big Win at LaHabra “300” Bowl

by Dick SandersThe wet weather last week-end, and many cancellations of

entries due to colds and the flu, the WCST Ebonite singles still came up with a packed entry field of 73 bowlers. Jeff Garrison (Hawthorne), the

Only left hander to make the finals, made the best of it, as he won his 4th WCST Title. On Saturday’s qualifying, Jeff led the field with plus 408 for the 10 games, which included a 300 game. His total pins going into the finals on Sunday was 141 pins ahead of 2nd place. He got started bad, and had lost that lead within the first 3 games. He then he came back with 248 and 278 his 4th and 5th game, and got the lead back, and held onto to win the tourna-ment. The crucial situation came, when in later matches, he won 3 straight games with low 200 games. His closest opponent was 2nd place finisher, new WCST Member, Mike Rausch, who ended losing by 105 pins to Jeff. Coming on strong from starting in 9th place, and rolling the highest 10 games of the finals with 2267, was Jim Gilchrist, who finished in 3rd place only 31 pins behind Mike. Glenn Allison, Mr. “900” made the senior division finals, along with 5 other super seniors that crossed over, and finished 6th. New WCST member, Johnnie Englehart, also rolled a 300 games on Saturday. The tournament had it’s biggest turn-out of senior bowlers in over two years, as membership is beginning to pick up again. 41 seniors entered and 32 super seniors. Six extra places were paid in the senior division, because of the super seniors crossing over in the senior finals bringing their portion of the prize fund, they pay in to the senior prize list. A total of 29 checks in all was paid out, $9,500.00 for this one, and for two tournaments in the new year, a total of $18,870.00 paid out, and for 265 tournaments, $2,966,768.00 paid out. Top 3: 1st, Jeff Garrison, $1000.00, 2nd, Mike Rausch

(Costa Mesa), $725.00, and 3rd to Jim Gilchrist (Costa Mesa), $610.00, Our thanks to our hosts, Mickey Curley, and the new GM, Gary Kowarsch. And their workers, and to Ebonite International, and our co-sponsor for this tournament, George Abrahamsen Realtor, of Tarbell Realtors, who added $500.00, and to Larry & Theresa Wilson for the brackets.

SUPER SENIOR NEWSJim Coats (Upland), won his 2nd WCST Title, the 1st one, a

few years ago, and he almost did it the hard way. Jim started in 9th place, and won his 1st 5 matches rolling 1299 for those games, and held a 160 pin lead, but in the next 5 matches, he lost that big lead and held only a 6 pin lead over Jim Starks going into the position round. Both bowlers ran into troubles, but Jim pulled the match out 170 to 162, and with his bonus of 30 pins for the win, won the title by 48 pins. 16 of the 20 finalists on Sunday, for both the seniors and super seniors were super seniors. TOP 3: 1st, Jim Coats, $500.00, 2nd, Jim Starks (Montclair), $385.00, and 3rd to Norm Black, (Whittier), $350.00. Next tournament for the WCST, will be March 8-9 in Santa Maria, CA for the WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles. 48 Teams, the maximum field, and it is full.

WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR WCST EBONITE SINGLES Sunday, February 24, 2008LA HABRA "300" BOWL FINALS LA HABRA, CASENIOR DIVISION POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 JEFF GARRISON HAWTHORNE 2408 2209 7.5 2.5 225 4842 $1,0002 *MIKE RAUSCH COSTA MESA 2267 2260 7 3 210 4737 $7252 *JIM GILCHRIST COSTA MESA 2199 2267 8 2 240 4706 $6104 JOHN WHISLER BAKERSFIELD 2212 2215 6 4 180 4667 $5055 PAT DANFORTH LAGUNA HILLS 2219 2139 4.5 5.5 135 4493 $4406 *GLENN ALLISON ANAHEIM 2249 2086 4 6 120 4455 $3807 MIKE RODRIGUEZ LOMITA 2250 2051 3 7 90 4391 $3658 *DAVE WILSON LAKEWOOD 2254 2005 4 6 120 4379 $3509 *BYRON RICHMOND HENDERSON, NV 2205 2000 3 7 90 4295 $335

10 *JERRY ROSS SAN MARCOS 2198 1974 3 7 90 4262 $320****************************************************************************************************************************************** OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE

11 BOB HILOVSKY CHERRY VALLEY 2191 $19012 MARK DYER MORENO VALLEY 2189 $18513 RUSS VALOVICK IRVINE 2177 $18014 GARY MARKOWITZ NORTHRIDGE 2172 $13015 CHUCK HANSEN N. HILLS 2169 $13016 TIM SCHWERDTFEGER LAS VEGAS 2160 $13017 MARLOW DINGER LA HABRA 2158 $13018 JIM PALECEK EL CAJON 2145 $13018 JOHNNIE ENGLEHART WINNETKA 2145 $130

******************************************************************************************************************************************SUPER SENIOR FINALISTS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 *JIM COATS UPLAND 2130 2288 7 3 210 4628 $5002 *JIM STARKS MONTCLAIR 2147 2223 7 3 210 4580 $3853 *NORM BLACK WHITTIER 2125 2289 5 5 150 4564 $3504 *VAUGHN DOODY LAS VEGAS 2195 2241 3 7 90 4526 $3255 RUSSELL BOOTH VAN NUYS 2134 2193 6 4 180 4447 $3006 *WALT BLOCK SAN CLEMENTE 2166 2076 6 4 180 4422 $2857 *MIKE LARSON GARDENA 2186 2137 3 7 90 4413 $2708 *JOHN FANTINI CAMAS, WA 2150 2096 5 5 150 4396 $2559 *DAN CERIO DOWNEY 2135 2075 4 6 120 4330 $240

10 *EVERETT NISHIKAWA CORONA 2132 2062 4 6 120 4314 $225******************************************************************************************************************************************* MONEY BREAKDOWN

INCOME DISTRIBUTION73 Entries X $165 $12,045.00 Prize $9,500.0041 Seniors 32 Super Sr's Lines $1,192.00Added Money $500.00 Expenses $953.00Total $12,545.00 Total: $12,545.00

*******************************************************************************************************************************************WCST would like to thank our hosts Mickey Curley, and the new GM, Gary Kowarsch and the workers of thecenter for a great week-end for our tournament, Despite the weather and many of our sign-ups that had tocancel for various reasons, we still had 73 entries. Thanks to EBONITE INTERNATIONAL for sponsoring this along with Co-Sponsor, GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN, REALTOR, of Tarbell REALTORS, 949-912-9990, and toLarry & Thresea Wilson our bracket people.********************************************************************************************************************************************

Jim Starks in the super seniors, he was 2nd & Jim coats is 1st.Tom Ramaldo One

Strike From ANo-Tap 900 Series

by Frank Kietz LAKE FOREST — Tom Ramaldo likes that Forest Lanes Sunday afternoon Senior No-Tap tournament. Last Sunday following the last squad of the Orange County Women’s tournament here at the 40-lane center, Ramaldo, according to tournament director Patti Fisher, went on a strike spree. The four-game (throw out the trash) event really didn’t have any trash, 300-286-300 for a winning 886 series. Lorna Schissle (780) did well. She and Ramaldo won the $15 singles titles. The real excitement was between the 3-6-9 optional entrants shooting for the progressive $140 sidepot. One more strike and Doc Pellitteri would have gone home with $150. Instead the $150 carries over until 1:00 p.m. Sunday, March 30, 2008 No-Tapper. Ramaldo and Jeanne Conklin and Sam Rathman and Pat Martinez tied with 1573’s to share the $15 mixed doubles event. Patti reports, “Seniors come on over to Forest Lanes, enter the No-Tap. It’s fun and exciting, entry fee is $9.50. If you like, get in the optional $1 sidepots. Oh yes, take a chance, win that $150 3-6-9 strike pot”. For more information or a reservation, call Patti at 949-770-0055.

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Rocking Rob Robertsby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Rocking and rolling to his own tune, Rob Roberts was the leader of the band at Linbrook’s 590 Classic last week. With a medley of 259, 214, 258, and 204, he composed a beautiful song of 935.

Others joining the band of 900’s were: John Conway 276/923, Kantral Williams 249/921, Terry Brent 269/912, E.J. Rogers 257/912, Jack Wilson 245/903, and Bob Gosnell 245/901.

More hits were: John Velasquez 256/877, Frank Bellinder 238/872, John Phillips 255/860, Juan Sandoval 237/845, Shig Shozi 230/841, Rod Cantrell 232/829, Janet Anderson 235/827, Karen Bagnall 215/825, Ronny Thompson 232/806, Willie Harris 222/805, Tony Angulo 236/802, Janine Ditch 223/801, Carl Adinolfi 246, Larry Green 246, Ron Mahler 236, Ron Douglass 233, Rey Ortiz 232, Alan Bloom 226, Carrie Hay 223, Lloyd Thierry 222, Fred Voysey 218, Ed Stoute 217, Dora Miller 215, Tom Stearn 215, Willy Bordenave 213, Eva Munson 211, Rose Williams 211, Stan Guzy 208, Jerry Knight 208, Diane Salinas 206, Roberta McNaught 203, Ed Harris 202, Johnny Munson 201, Helen Petrowski 200, and David Wright 200.

ANAHEIM — It’s always a good idea to plan early, so here at Lin-brook Bowling Center we have summer leagues now forming. Talk to your friends and relatives, put a new team together and join any of our fun and challenging leagues. Summer leagues are shorter, fun and a cool way to stay indoors and out of the heat. Call Shannon Bloom or Stacy Rider at 714-774-2253 to reserve your spot. Santa’s Gals and Guys: Rodger Morris 287-214-245/746, Fiel Aranda 246-226-225/697, Carl Adinolfi 256, Ted Juse 214, Lou Martino 213, Brenda Blankenship 201, Eileen Dibenedetto 200. Lunch Bunch: Mike Hardy 200. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Nick Castro 234-238-202/674, Rick Weiland 221-215-212/648, Bill Swanson 226, Marc Guzman 210, Larry Critchfield 203, Linda Blain 212. No Knottcents: Chris Vandyke 226-205/628, Tim Butler 244/628, Ben Philalack 209-214/615, Greg Baker 255-202/607, Jim John-stone 217, Kimberly Allman 212. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 257-227-206/690, Brett Galle 258-206/663, Dale Mitchell 226-230/649, Henry Trevino 212-200-225/637, Dick McKenzie 243-226/635. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 210-227/604, John Cortez 225. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 232-202/634, Marie Parmelee 206-210, Vicki Wachter 207, Mary Cruz 206, Mary Lou Platte 204. Executive Doubles: Ben Philalack 209-221-242/672, Ike Eisen-acher 239, Rey Ortiz 215, Mike Keogh 215, David Haskell 214. Jacks and Jills: Rick Sproul 245-223-226/694, Ken Reser 208-211-236/655, Voltaire Cuello 221-205/615, Tanny Tanega 236, Richard Clara 224, Susan de Graff 213. Just Desserts: Randy Seifman 207-207-207/621, Rick Gruen-zner 242/618, Nolan Baker 202-223/605, Dan Baker 208-238/602, Charles Rogers 215. Ducks: Ben Philalack 232-222/653, Izzy Garcia 228-218/645, Byron Reich 255-207/642. Golden Nuggets: Mike Hardy 206, Ed Signorino 203, Ro Mutzen-berger 201, Rachel Chaco 234. Go For Nine (no-tap): Ozzie Randolph 232-207-257/696, Tony Anglo 207-286/688, Ed Bish 208-263/658, Carl Adinolfi 230-244/641, Gus Glissman 245-212/626, Fran Stern 230-219/622, Barbara Bish 256, Ronnie Adinolfi 222, Elberta Canfield 218, Flo Vignola 202-201. Party Timers: Ben Philalack 225-258-235/718, Charles Rogers 238-278-714, Larry Hanken 248-226-235/709, Ed Ebuenga 215-237-245/697, Pat Sangenito 218-225-237/680, OrpahToliver 222, Yvonne Dowland 214. Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 235-226/639, Ray Sanders 244/614, Vince Okada 223-214/605, James Michiuye 220, Bob Mendoza 217-200. Nikkei: Sam Tanaka 233-253/672, Herb Mihara 225/600, Sandy Viloria 258, Stan Iwasaki 234, Mac Sugano 222, Anne Lastimado 200-224, Karen Chow 214, June Hasegawa 211. 525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Latricia Carroll 238, Karen Bagnall 225, Marylou Platte 204, Joy McGregor 203, Cora Bussey 202. Santa Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 211/6702, Wayne Fulton 264, Nick Lam 257, Tony Chaco 214-207, George Reams 206, Rachel Chaco 203. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Don Smith 202-221/613, Walt Hooper 224, Don Williams 223, Ray Conner 208, Ed Bish 204. Thursday Cypress College: Bill Swanson 202-279/674, Ray Raynor 221-226, Greg Baker 216, Richard Clendineng 204. Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Bob Huff 209-220-214/643, Tony Stroma Jr. 224, Eliseo Meza 201-220, Joe Andreff 219, Dave Odiorne 210, Carolyn Anderson 230, Pam Ordiorne 226. St. Pius: Bob McGraw 219-212/612, Timmy Heatherton 216, Stan McWain 211, Rondald Lathrop 203. 7-11 Vegas: Jack Gushue 222-238-212/672, Benny Philalack 214-245-213/672, John Conway 215-211-245/671, Andrew Newburn 257-229/668, Eric Angeles 225-245/635, Valerie Dewaal 200. Looney In Laughlin: Faustino Rios 202. Korean Bowling League: Taek K Choi 201. Friday Cypress College: Anthony Cabading 210-225/616, Anthony Salvador 223, Eric Williams 212, John Arnold 210, Chris Charnock 209. Grey Panthers: No scores. T.G.I.F.: Jason Watts 203-244/643, Ryan Seltzer 212-216, Martin Alcala 216, Bo Bowen 213, John Mendez 213, Nikki Trepesowsky 255.

Vegas Party: Dan Duarte 287-200/680, Eric Angeles 231-207-233/671, Dennis Carswell 213-244-207/664, Bill Powell 227-242/661, Ed Evans 245-226/654, Connie Valencia 201-227, Debi Boroff 223, Valerie Aguirre 201, Kim Englert 201. Kamaaina: Shane Stanfill 208-256/655, Lorin Tomono 211-203-220/634, Ed Matsuda 222-247/630, Ronnie Uneda 234-211/629, Tash Castillo 233, Serena Miyahira 201. Double Down: Travis Scudellari 240/600, Gregg Sietsema 244, Casey Otteson 214-215, Ron Vidaurri 210, Bob Iwasczyszyn 210. Saturday Vegas Special: Julie Molina 224, Laura May 211-200. 4-4 Vegas: Brian W. Parker 247-225/666, Dino Chavez 223-224/636, Norm Walker 232-203/630, Chuck Huntoon 213, Jake McCollum 212, Trish Donahue 204, Marlene Varnell 201. Family & Friends: Pete Quinata 204-244/629, Richard Calvo 226, David Kelly 224, Greg Cing 224, Jay Lee 207, Debi Jones 200, Rachel Lopez 200. Double Daters: Ben Philalack 265-226-225/716, Lowell Huber 206-245-248/699, Billy Compton 269-238/697, Tim Hank 223-215-251/689, Dan Drysol 225-204-224/653. Nascar Indsiders League: Alan Bloom 222-219-201/642, E.J. Rogers 225. Senior No-Tap: (results of 2-19-08) 41 entries @ $9=$369. 41 lineage @ $4.50=$184.50. 41 prize fund @ $4.50=$184.50. 41 3-6-9 @ $1=$41. Place Money—1st Leo Asuncion 835 $36, 2nd Rich Heid 823 $27, 3rd Ben Philalack 816 $19, 4th Mike Pizarro 809 $14, 5th Zeke Burgess 798 $9.50, 6th Rachel Chaco 795 $7. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Leo Asuncion 314 $10, 2nd Jim Ellis 302 $7, 3rd Hank Yates 286 $5. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Mike Pizarro 300 $12, 2nd Jerry Roddam 298 $9, 3rd Tony Chaco 288 $7. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st-2nd (tie) Ben Philalack and Sam Shumard 301 each and $8.50 each, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 300 $7. 3-6-9 Added: $41. New Total: $20.50. Winner: Cliff LaPointe $20.50. Have a nice weekend.

SAN BERNARDINO — Well, we can’t complain. The weather has been gorgeous here in the San Bernardino foot-hills. The air is clean, leaves are appearing on trees, flower buds are beginning to open; it’s just a wonderful sight. Here are the high scores from our league bowlers at Del Rosa Lanes... Judson Baptist: Bob Walter 246-211/629, Violet Preszler 204/539, Donna Green 219. Beach Party: Leighton Beach 224-267/663, Charles Garcia 210-223/616, Pat Gregg Sr. 226, Rashelle Miksik 187/459. Mt. Commercial: Steve Oliver 204/562, Rick Quinbar 210, Terisa Bonito 459, Bettie Richardson 166. Capri: Toni Futch 222/540, Terry Mahlstedt 211. T.N.T.: Matt Tanner 518, Harry Horde 206, Jan Ebey 462, Lori Fletcher 187. Dirty County: Randy Hoffman 214-246-245/705, PJ Buckner 223-245/659, Steve Pellegrine 290-200/652, Rob Miner 226-215/628, Jarrod Andres 256/618, Tom Andres Sr. 222-211/617, John Hutchings 220/610, Steve Markovic 212-226/609, Richard McMichael 236-204, Susan Markovic 206-248/642, Susan Reeder 200. Elks Invitational: James Harris II 231-209/636, Princess Thompson 185/503, Linda Grimes 185. Willows: Patti Bechtold 510, Maline Harper 195. Wed. Wild Bunch: Michael Berry 236-210-203/649, Charlie Rabico 245, Marie Fietz 185/517. Wednesday Vegas: Del Karper 200-279-235/714, Bud Kolar 258-212/651, Chuck Gray 201-226-211/638, Steve Pellegrine 238-224/634, John Hutchings 231/607, Joe Mar-tinez 202-211/602, John Boyer 246, James Dixon 237. Del Rosa 830 Classic: Dave Wodka “300”-259-268/827, Paula Vidad 247-278-205/730, Walt Stull 249-245-235/729, Johnny Hernandez 268-245/708, Nick Assini 206-267-229/702, Barry Graham 237-225-237/699, Jerome Forch 247-265/693, Michael Gray 226-249/672, Tom Velasquez Jr. 218-258/668, Brian Benson 204-279/666, John Davis 258-219/663, Darren De Maio 201-247-208/656, Mike Hudson 234-220/652. Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski “300”-222/714, Bob Lewis 254-248/679, Kevin Kratochvil 216-226-226/668, Corky De Maio 254/645, Jerry Forch 225-236/601, Georgia Forch 243/599, Bridgett Young 234-211, Mary Cassin 204-214, Jeanine Colvin 201. S.B. County: Lonnie Masteller 244-279/717, Mike Mor-mann 221-217-259/697, Toni Futch 226/609, Jim Forbes 226/601, Bob Corrigan 231-215. Good Times: Rick Hudson 278-211-204/693, Adam Sokoloski 212-258-215/685, Del Karper 216-223-200/639, Jason Matus 234/620, Terry Hodgson 267/618, Tom Smith 214-210/605, Tom Ramos 209-226/601, Rolann Karper 264-232/653, Donna Gray 231, Suelee Santero 200-221, Likapeka Enriquez 210, Sjana Robinson 207-201, Angela Mobley 206, Bridgett Young 205. Friday Vegas: Tom Bayless 237-254/677, Don Nelson 222-205/623, Tim Medley 246, Beth Powell 175/493. Weekend Rollers: Charles Rabico 279/651, Nacho Henandez 217-234-200/651, Lonnie Futch 237-212/619, Darren De Maio 224-211/619, John Roberson 206-224/602, Sal Soriano 238, John Larew Jr. 235, Christina Hernandez 211-209/603, Jackie Farris 258, Sharon Fordham 203, Pacita Baker 200. See you next week.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — Hi seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes. We have what you’re looking for; the high league scores for our weekly report. Young At Heart: Tom Smith 207-214/601, Bob Corrigan 256, George Learned 225, Steve Boyer 207, Maria Shields 214/536, Cari Burris 202. Park & Rec.: Larry Stormes 214/534, Bob Corrigan 205/534, John Mikowski 203, Sue Schefers 224, Esther Byrd 204. Afternooners: Frank Long 198/534, Velma Bone 185/474. Golden Goodies: Frank Long 194/499, Velma Bone 187/492. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Michael Huddleston 766, 2. Chuck Taylor 760, 3. Jackie Knight 728, 4. Chris Dias 708, 5. Larry Stormes 698, Booby, Frank Greaves 582. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Geri Higgins 755, 2. Sam Frisby 728, 3. Bob Corrigan 720, 4. Joe Burns 716. 5. Bob Lee 714. Booby, Chuck Wilson 613. Take care and have a good week.

Wilson Whips 715 In Junior Adult Scratch At Linbrook Bowl

by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM — Robert Albrecht started this week off in striking fashion during the Junior High 2008 League. Robert smacked games of 201-183-257 for a terrific 641 series. Daniel Robbins rolled a 160 game, Morgan Gober bowled 123 and Aaron Torres tossed 121. In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, Andrew Stewart slammed 267-194-202 for a fantastic 663 series. Teammate Jeff Hunt hit a couple of 183 games. Quental tried to keep up with the boys bowling a sizzling 180 game. Abbott Hatch hammered 219. Jeremy Senorans scored his season high with a 182 and Daniel Nixon nicked his season high with 174. Just missing her season high, Tara Nixon knocked over 131 pins in the first game. There were some awesome scores bowled in the Junior Adult Scratch Division. Leading the way was Junior bowler, Aaron Wilson. Aaron aced the lanes for 244-226-245 for a sizzling 715 series. Teammate Darrell Wilson added 224-215/616 to help them to three wins. Valerie Matsumoto scored consistently with 214-211-212 for a brilliant 637 series. E.J. Rogers led the Adults scores ripping terrific games of 237-233-236 for a 706 series. Bowling against them, Stacy Rider bowled 216-207-237/660 and Andrew Stewart 226. Robert Albrecht struck for 226. Andrew Newburn nailed 230-227/628. In the Bumper Busters, Jennifer Lewis continued bowling terrific with great games of 147-95-92, Yasmine Kadri smashed the pins for 116-98-106, Ryan Gallant gripped 64-92-109,Taylor Pac paced 71-85 and Khamron Gardner grinded 65-40. In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Aaron Wilson wheeled 244-224-216 for a 684 series. For the gals, Valerie Matsumoto mixed the pins for 216-216-223 for a 655 series. Mark McLeod bowled 212-206 for 600 on the nose. Others bowling over 200 included Josh Cruz 246, JD Greenhalgh 231-221, Andrew Stewart 214, Drew Hopkinson 211, Robert Albrecht 206, Jeremiah Tan 202 and Abbott Hatch 201. Bowlers bowling their season high games included Shelby Lacson 192, Carlos Gonzalez 173, Michelle Matsumoto 171, Ian White 158, Maryah Leuta and Nicole Tan 149, Chris Conway 146-141/405, Megan Montalbano 112 and Sydney McLellan 104.

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