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BOWLING NEWSSeptember 29, 2011

Bowling newsThursday September 29, 2011

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6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, Oct. 2nd at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50check-in

4:30

Oil Pattern Used“US Open”

OpTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.

BETTY PHILLIPS MEMORIAL

LAKEWOOD—Memorial services to celebrate the life of Betty Phillips are sched-uled for 1:00 PM on Saturday, October 1 at Cal Bowl.

Betty had bowled in leagues at Cal Bowl from the day the doors were opened; so it is only fitting that her memo-rial be held where she spent so much of her recreational bowl-ing life and where she made many lifelong friends.

Come and join us in shar-ing our memories of her as we say goodbye to a dear friend.Refreshments will be served following the service.

WBA Tri-State Queens

Ready to RollHENDERSON — The

Women’s Bowling Alliance is hosting its first tournament Oct. 15-16 at Strike Zone Lanes at Sunset Hotel and Ca-sino, Henderson, NV. The top scratch women bowlers from AZ, CA and NV will be com-peting for the coveted Queens and Senior Queens titles. Along with cash prizes, the winner of each division will receive an entry into the 2012 USBC Queens in Euless, TX. and USBC Senior Queens to be held in Reno, NV.

Entries are still being ac-cepted through Oct. 10th. Deadline for personal checks is Oct. 1st, you must submit a money order after that date. More information and entry forms can be found under the “Tournaments” tab at www.WomensBowlingAlliance.com.

The second WBA event will take place Jan. 26-29, 2012 with a $10,000 top prize (with Mega Bonus). The tour-nament will be in conjunction with the ABT and PBT Na-tional Events at Sam’s Town Lanes, Las Vegas, NV.

LAS VEGAS — PBA Hall of Famer Randy Peder-sen, PBA Star Wes Malott and other Storm guests will be on hand at the ABT Fall Nationals Oct. 11th -16th when bowlers from around the U.S. compete for $100,000 first place with Mega Bonus.

Pedersen who is a 13-time PBA champion, ESPN bowl-ing announcer and ABT Na-tional Spokesperson will be at South Point Lanes along with Malott, a 6-time PBA cham-pion and Roto Grip staffer.

Both will be on hand to as-sist with the Storm and Roto Grip Matchmaker program

Wes Malott and Randy Pedersen at ABT $100,000 Fall Nationals

where bowlers can “Try before you buy” the latest bowling balls in both lines.

Imagine being able to roll different balls and get the de-sired reaction you’re looking for in a ball before spending your hard earned dollars!

Qualifying starts Tuesday, Oct. 11 and continues through Sat. Oct. 15 with 6-8 squads daily. Semi-Finals and Finals on Sunday Oct. 16.

For more information go to www.abtbowling.com or call (801) 840-0442.

Are YOU going to be the one that wins $100,000? Wes Malott & Randy Pederson

ANAHEIM — Fred Ringor won the Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Linbrook Bowl on Sunday, September 25, 2011 during our 3-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Fred bowled in the 2PM squad and shot games of 255, 267 and 223 with handicap for a series total of 745 and the $500 1st place prize. John Feitz and Fred Smith tied for second shooting a 733 with handicap. Low to cash was +97.Our newest champion, Fred Ringor lives in Buena Park, is a lifetime member and a multi-time champion. Fred sports a high game of 300 and a high series of 798. Fred was us-ing a Hammer drilled by Allen Bloom at the pro shop inside Linbrook Bowl for the win. Fred wanted to thank Orpah Toliver for helping him with his game and Allen for taking care of his equipment. Fred also wanted to thank Linbrook Bowl for hosting the tourna-ment and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament.The winner of two game sweeper was John Feitz. The winner of the senior sweeper was Fred Ringor.Our next scheduled event

FRED RINGOR WINS ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT

LINBROOK BOWL

is Sunday, October 2nd at AMF Carter Lanes. NOTE CHANGE IN SQUAD TIMES!! Squad times are 11, 12:30 and 2PM. The address is 1501 S. Lemon, Fullerton. The phone number is 714-526-7725. Tournament entry fee is $50 ($45 for Gold and re-en-try). First place is guaranteed at $1000 including the Mega Pot. Cash as many times as you bowl, but only once in the top three.This weekend will be the last local tournament before the start of the $100,000 Fall Na-tional at South Point in Las Vegas which begins Tuesday, October 11. Applications are available at all tournaments. We hope to see you at Carter on Sunday!

Fred Ringor

WEST COVINA — The ABTA will visit popular West Covina Lanes Saturday in a SPECIAL One Day Event. This is the 2nd of the 3 week Bonus Special Events incluc-ing last week at Oak Tree. Any one Bowling in all 3 Events will receive 2 Bonus Pins and

ABTA at West Covina Saturday 2nd Week of 3 Week Bonus Specials

Pots are Big at West Covinaa $500 Bonus if winning the Oct. 15 Event, which will be a nice $3,400 top prize with bonuses. If bowling in all 3 YOU will get 2 Bonus pins, or 2 of the 3 events, you will get 1 Bonus Pin and a Free Drawing for a Home Entertainment Center or a High End “900 Global” Ball or a Paid Entry into our Special Thanksgiving Event at CAL Bowl, and a $200 Bonus if winning the West Covina Event Oct. 15. West Covina Lanes is locat-ed at 675 So. Glendora Ave in West Covina. It can be easily accessed from the 10 freeway. Take Vincent and go 1 1/2 miles south on the right. The phone is 626 960 3636. The Pots are huge. The Match Game again is $3,500. Match Series est $400 and the 3-6-9 is $2,900. Side-Pots usu-ally go for more than $200 per game and pay 3 places in the last squad and only for a $2 entry fee per game. New Members welcome up to a 209 and under. Join for only $10. Senior Women 49+ and men 55 join free. See our ad page 5 in this paper.

RYAN CHRISTIANSON Is The Bowling

Drummerby Frank Weiler

MURRIETA — Ryan Christianson is a great bowler, but may be a better drummer. If you like country music, you have to hear the MICHELLE ROSS BAND. Ryan is the bands drummer.

In my opinion, Ryan’s band is so good that a venue change to Nashville would soon see them on the Grand Ole Opry. That is big league country.

They have my Grammy vote. For more informa-tion about this “BOWLING BAND” go to heyday @ hey-dey.com.

Christianson is averaging 213 in Cal Oaks Thursday Scratch League, with two 278s rolled in the last two weeks. Ryan is a corner man who likes to hang his hat on the ten board. His strength is ac-curacy and the ability to repeat shots. He has bowled a 300 and three 800s.

Ryan invites all bowlers to come out and hear his band. Check out the bands schedule at the heyday address above. Ryan reads the BOWLING NEWS every week and wants to thank the staff for telling the bowling world about his band.

BOWLING NEWS September 29, 2011

Annual Mixed Doubles

Mission Hills Bowl - Mission Hills, CA Saturday & Sunday Nov. 19th & 20th, 2011

Limited to first 44 PAID entries!

Start Time: A Squad - Roll call 7:30 AM & Bowl at 8:00 AM B Squad - Roll call 1:30 PM & Bowl at 2:00 PM Entry Fee: $350 for team $15 Late fee per person for paying on-site. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts or jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 9 games of qualifying; top 1/4 of field will bowl round robin match play on Sunday. (Max 12 Teams) Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for B Squad. Sidepots & Brackets: Team and Individual pots & brackets will be offered.

There will be a Pro-Am on Friday afternoon & on Saturday night. We will be looking for volunteers.

Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca 92404

Bowler #1: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ Bowler #2: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ We would like to bowl: A Squad____ B Squad____

Late fee will apply after November 14th, 2011 Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335

Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes

All players must be current USBC members

www.pacificcoastbowlers.com

THURSDAYOCT. 20th 12:30 PM

300 POTCarryover

Game #1 $25Game #2 $20Game #3 $40

Ties Split

Handicap - 100% of 200Based on

1. 2011-2012 Highest House Average2. 2011-2012 Book Average3. 2010-2011 Book Average

No Book Current Average/ Please bring league sheet.

TOM SIGELMOYER WINS WCST EBONITE SINGLES, SUPER SENIOR DIVISION AT SUNSET

STATION-STRIKE ZONE, HENDERSON, NVby Dick Sanders

HENDERSON — Tom Spigelmoyer (Kingman, AZ), won his first WCST Title, in the Super Senior Division last weekend at the Sunset Station-Strike Zone Lanes, in Henderson, NV. Tom won over a very tough field of 10 finalists. Up until the 10th of the qualifying, Tom was the leader, but a 171 in Game #10, dropped him to 5th place going into the finals. He looked like a run-away after the 1st 5 games of the finals, rolling 1290, win-ning all 5 games, to add the bonus points to his total pins. He was 200 pins up going into the 6th games over 2nd place. WCST Champions, Ron Winger, and Dick Baker, started to come after him, especially, Ron. While Tom shot 386, his next two games, Ron, rolled , a 249 and a 298 game to come within 35 pins of the leader. Dick Baker, was also moving up. In the position match, Tom with a 33 pin lead, bowling with a torn thumb, beat Ron 226 to 217, and ended winning the tournament by 72 pins.

Dick, rolled a278 game in his match, and just lost to Ron for 2nd place by only 6 pins. The high game for the tournament, was bowled in the qualifying by Ron with a 300 game. Scores were very high for this tournament as all 35 entries were in the plus. 11 checks were paid out for $4,570.00. The total pay-offs for 14 Tournaments in 2011, $74,727,00, and for 335 tournaments, a total of $3,552,735.00.

TOP 3: 1st Place, Tom Spigelmoyer, $850.00, 2nd Place, Ron Winger, $650.00, and 3rd Place to Dick Baker, $500.00.

The WCST would like to thank our hosting bowling center, Sunset Station-Strike Zone, and their GM, Mr. JimWelch and the workers of the center. Thanks to Joe Chatting, doing the leg work, for brackets and the gathering and posting of scores. Thanks to EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, our coverage sponsor. 6 more great Ebonite Bowling Balls were sold at the tournament site.

On Saturday, a special 8 game singles event was held for the ages of 59 & under, which will become a Regular Division, be-ginning in January of 2012. A total of only 8 bowlers partici-pated, but this is only the start of what we hope will start getting more younger ages to enter our tournaments.

Scores and Money Winners: 1st Place, Mike Thompson, 1993, $400.00, 2nd Place, Eric Forkel, 1965, $275.00, and 3rd to Alan Frederick, 1921, $175.00.

wEst COAst sEniOr tOur wCst EBOnitE singlEs sunday, september 25, 2011 sunsEt stAtiOn-strikE zOnE FinAls hEnDErsOn, nv******************************************************************************************************************************************* suPEr sEniOr DivisiOn POS BOWLEr City QuAl FinAls W L BOnus T.PINS PrizE

1 tOm sPigElmOyEr KINGMAN, AZ 2395 2368 9 1 270 5033 $8502 rOn wingEr LAS VEGAS 2404 2347 7 3 210 4961 $6503 DiCk BAkEr HENDERSON, NV 2409 2366 6 4 180 4955 $5004 DAVE SMITH LAS VEGAS 2427 2336 5 5 150 4813 $4105 DARWIN WIMER MESQUITE, NV 2327 2272 6 4 180 4779 $3806 vAughn DOODy LAS VEGAS 2400 2248 4 6 120 4765 $3607 ROSS ZEIGLER LAS VEGAS 2387 2221 4 6 120 4728 $3408 PAul APPling CAMARILLO 2325 2194 3.5 6.5 105 4624 $3209 lArry rumPlE MALIBU 2368 2092 4 6 120 4580 $300

10 DEL DRIVER LAS VEGAS 2309 1933 1.5 8.5 45 4287 $280 *******************************************************************************************************************************************

AgE 70 Plus Out OF highEr CAsh POS BOWLEr City sCOrE PrizE

1 BArry gurnEy w. hills 2269 $180 *******************************************************************************************************************************************

mOnEy BrEAkDOwninCOmE DistriButiOn35 Entries X $180.00 $6,300.00 Prize Fund: $4,570.00

lines: $1,237.00total $6,300.00 Expenses: $493.00

total $6,300.00 ******************************************************************************************************************************************* the wCst would like to thank our hosting bowling center, and their gm, mr. jim welch, and the workers for their cooperation. thanks to joe Chattin, for doing the Brackets, and gathering and posting scores for the and doing the Brackets. thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBOnitE intErnAtiOnAl CO. *******************************************************************************************************************************************

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RED ROCK HOSTING OCTOBER MADNESS

LAS VEGAS—Station Ca-sinos announced it will be run-ning its third Madness tourna-ment at Red Rock Lanes inside Red Rock Hotel & Casino Oc-tober 27th through 30th. This four day tournament, called October Madness, features 14 qualifying squads and guar-anteed top prizes of $7,777-1st and $3,333-2nd. Entry fee is only $149 and you get two room nights if you are one of the first 100 entrants to prepay by October 13th.

Station Casino’s first two Madness Tournaments were huge as more than 600 entrants participated and over $35,000 paid out. The May Madness Champion was Rick Romero of Henderson, NV and the Au-gust Madness Champion was Roy Villafor, Ft. Bragg, NC. Both bowlers won $7,777.

The October Madness tour-nament is a 3-game handicap tournament (90% of 220) that advances 1 in 8 bowlers each day to the finals. All finalists are guaranteed to earn a mini-mum of $150. Re-entries are allowed and cost only $59. The finals use a beat half-the-field elimination format which gives everyone a chance at the $7,777 top prize.

At The August Madness event Stations introduced a special “Cosmic Bowling” squad which featured 3-games

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at [email protected] Room nights are non-transferable and must be used

from October 26 through October 30, 2011

OCTOBER 27 – 30

Open to all scratch bowlers!

Starting Oct. 24, 2011 - Mondays at 7pm

Each bowler pays $10, $10, & $10. = Yes $30.00 &

Palos Verdes Bowl adds $50, $50 and $100 = $200 The bowling center will be adding the above mentioned money to make sure there is the

kind of money worth, shoeing up and bowling for.

PV Bowl will be organizing Five games of competitive scratch bowling for cash prizes.

First two game “sweeper pot” the bowling center will add $50.00 to the prize money. Second two game “sweeper pot” the bowling center will add $50.00 to the prize money.

and IF you bowl both the first and second sweeper you will qualify to bowl our last single

game Bonanza Pot where the bowling center will add $100.00 regardless of the entries.

MINIMUM OF 3 PLACES PAID EACH POT ($5 lineage per bowler per pot)

Brackets will be available see sign-in desk on site for details Questions: Contact Danny or Rick

Palos Verdes Bowl 24600 Crenshaw Blvd.

310.326.5120


42nd ANNUALCalifornia State Senior Open Championships

Open to all Men and Women 55+ age

TEAM EVENT DOUBLES & SINGLES AMF Southwest Lanes Regency Lanes 3610 Wible Road 820 Real Road Bakersfield, CA 93309 Bakersfield, CA 93309

FIVE WEEKENDS OCT 22-23, OCT 29-30, NOV 5-6, NOV 12-13, NOV 19-20

DEADLINE OCTOBER 1ST, 2011Call to reserve your teams today, contact us for available dates/times.

Entry Form and Rules Available on Website

Tournament Director: Gina Moura Tournament Office (925) 757-2695

Email: [email protected] Website: www.cssba.net

PRIZE FUND PAY OUT * SOCAL SAN DIEGO *

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96 ENTRIES $ 2,731Sidepots $ 345Champion Shirt $ 100TOTAL PRIZE FUND $ 3,176

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OPEN TO ALL ABT MEMBERS

Last Weeks Solution 6 1 2 4 8 7 3 5 9 4 7 5 3 1 9 6 8 2 8 3 9 2 5 6 7 1 4 5 2 4 1 3 8 9 7 6 3 9 7 6 4 5 8 2 1 1 8 6 7 9 2 5 4 3 9 4 1 5 7 3 2 6 8 7 6 3 8 2 4 1 9 5 2 5 8 9 6 1 4 3 7

LAS VEGAS

TRAVEL LEAGUE

By ViWilson

WESTMINSTER — We returned to Westminister Lanes after a year away to bowl week six of the league. The doors were opened at 9:00 AM to al-low for a brief meeting prior to start of bowling. Many thanks to Doreen for entering team rosters and facilitating an early bowling start. Owner Mike Ja-coby was also present to wel-come us back to Westminister. The league was very happy to be returning there.

Nancy Soto was our top performer for the day with 203 and 224 games for a 546 se-ries. Nancy had the only 200+ games for the day. Challeng-ing conditions resulted in only three bowlers reporting series over 500. Accompanying Nan-cy with high series were Kim Cato at 528 and Joan Roper at 514. Nice bowling ladies.

The top three team slots are held by Westminister 2 at 13 wins closely followed by Cal Bowl 2 with 12 and West-minister 1 at 11. Grouped in the middle positions are Foun-tain Bowl 1 and Cal Bowl 2 at 10 wins each. Cerritos Lanes 2 has 9 wins, Valley View 2 at 8.5 wins. Next in a tight cluster are Cerritos Lanes 1, Valley View 1, Bowling News and Fountain Bowl 2 with 8 wins each. Rounding out the league are Keystone Lanes with 7.5 wins, Del Rio Lanes at 7 wins and Keystone Lanes 2 at 6 wins.

There will be a memorial service for Betty Phillips on Saturday, October 1st at 1:00 PM, Cal Bowl.

Next Week Bowling:Monday, October 3, 10:00

AM at Fountain Bowl. Bowling center address and

phone # is on your schedule.

STRIKE ZONE PRO SHOP Has “IT”

by Frank WeilerLAKE ELSINORE - Have

you heard about Vise’s “IT” System? I didn’t until visiting the Strike Zone Pro Shop with-in Trevi Lanes. Darron Peters and Frank Mazeikas called and asked me to come over and test a few bowling balls for free!!! I asked: FOR FREE? They responded: “YEP.” It’s free for any bowler who comes into the pro shop.

I’m a bowling junky and jumped at the opportunity to learn about something new in the industry, and tell BOWL-ING NEWS readers about it.

The IT System allows any bowler to test drive any bowl-ing ball, anytime, for free. The technology can be used by a righty or lefty, can be applied to any manufacturer’s ball, and any weight ball. It al-lows a pro shop to become an everyday DEMO SHOP. You don’t have to wait a year for a demo day.

I tried four balls, one made by Brunswick, Columbia, Eb-onite and Storm. I really liked the Victory Road.

The IT System works by us-ing adjustable, reusable rubber slugs. They are inserted into empty thumb and finger holes. Various spans are easily dupli-cated because of the irregular shape of each slug. For exam-ple, the irregular shape allows the pro shop to insert a thumb slug with the thin side facing the fingers to lengthen a span. When the thumb slug’s thicker side is turned to face the finger holes, the span is shortened. Each thumb slug has four sides and can be used to repli-cate four different spans. With thirty-six different slugs in the system, you get a multitude of possibilities. I recommend you check with your pro shop to find out when they will be getting the IT System.

While at Strike Zone, I was also shown the new MARK IV computerized drill press. It allows a pro shop to perfectly duplicate any set up. The computer eliminates human error. If you want comfort and consistency ask your pro shop to consider the MARK IV. Strike Zone is also using the new Haus Resurfacing Sys-tem. This four thousand dollar marvel can make any ball new again.

I recommend you VISIT YOUR LOCAL PRO SHOP and find out if it has any of these cutting edge bowling technologies. I’m a HAPPY CLAM for having gone to the lake to see Darron and Frank. Not only have I learned some-thing, but I am able to share my findings with you in the BOWLING NEWS.

of glow-in-the-dark cosmic qualifying with 1 in 8 advanc-ing to the finals. The cosmic bowling squad was the largest squad of the tournament and it is returning at the October Madness event. All bowlers in this special squad receive raffle tickets for great prizes. The top bowler in the cosmic squad receives 1 bye in the finals and is guaranteed $200. One of the raffle prizes will put one lucky bowler directly into the Sunday finals. There is no additional cost to bowl the glow-in-the dark squad.

Station Casinos started the Madness Tournaments because it wanted to create events that promoted fun filled compe-tition. Even though there is big prize money this event is all about bowling with your friends and family and hav-ing a good time. Storm Bowl-ing, who is the sponsor of all Madness tournaments, raffles off a ball every squad! These Madness tournaments are for anyone with a league average of 140 to 220.

It is easy to sign up for Oc-tober Madness at Red Rock. Call the tournament office at 1.877.900.6464 and you can register by phone. You can also enter on-line at www.pinaclevents.com and click on the October Madness but-ton. Brochures are available in bowling centers and can be downloaded on the website. Walk-in entries are welcomed but to get the two room nights with your entry you must be one of the first 100 prepaid entries and register by Octo-ber 13th. We hope to see you in Las Vegas October 27-30. We guarantee you will have a great time!

RED ROCKcontinued from page 2 2011 MARKS 5TH ANNIVERSARY

FOR GLOVER MASTERSby Bette Addington

BAKERSFIELD — With the annual Don Glover Masters Scratch Tournament this coming weekend (Oct. 1-2), it is a good time to reflect on what the concept of this event was to the late co-founder, Leon Stroope, and how the event has evolved into what he envisioned.

Returning this year to compete is the Inaugural Glover Masters Champion, PJ Haggerty. Haggerty not only has supported this event year after year and made his mark, but he is a prime example of what Stroope was seeking to come and compete as Haggerty is a former youth bowler who has made a name for himself and he believes in what this event is trying to do for its competitors. In contrast, also returning this year is the 2010 Glover Masters Champion, Jeff Frankos, who also has been quite active bowling since last year’s Glover winning a few local tournaments and recently winning a PBA Senior/Junior Doubles tournament with partner Terry Leong of Nevada.

Both of these bowlers are excellent examples of the types of bowlers who respect a good, scratch event put on by a committee that is truly trying to not only give bowlers a competitive field to compete against but an equal condition to be able to do this on. What Stroope and his co-founder, Tom Smith, had started back 2007, was first to work on a lane condition that would have been similar to the conditions that Don Glover would have bowled on back in the 1960’s. Stroope, Smith and AMF Southwest Lanes’ Head Lane Mechanic, Jim Henson, worked for many weeks coming up with the exclusive Glover pattern that they were satisfied with.

Next came the way the competitors would qualify. They wanted to make it as fair as possible so they came up with holding two qualifying squads on the first day that would take the top ten players from each of these squads. After the second squad was through, these top twenty bowlers would compete to reduce the field down to the Top Ten who return the following day to compete in the Match Game Semi-Finals. And, Stroope also came up with the idea to have the totals from Saturday carry over on Sunday for these nine games of head-to-head Match play. Then the tenth game is a Position round allowing the top five scores to advance to the Step Ladder Final. And, last, but certainly not least, Stroope wanted this event open to youth bowlers as well as adults giving youth bowlers an opportunity to bowl scratch against bowlers they idolized and also gave them a chance to see how they could do.

And lastly, the prize fund and prize payouts. This would always bring a twinkle to Stroope’s eyes as he would tirelessly work with his Glover Committee to go out and get sponsors. The committee started in January of every year having their first meeting and lining the year out. In February, the monthly Glover House Spot Roll-Offs started. This gave AMF Southwest Lanes an opportunity to put out the Glover shot as well as give any interested local bowlers (youth and adult) a chance to come compete against each other on this exclusive pattern and the chance to win. And, winning a monthly House Spot meant this bowler got a free entry into the Glover Masters main event. The House Spots don’t bring in a lot of money for the event, but it keeps the local bowlers aware of its existence and brings more and more people into the realization of what is going on.

The guaranteed first place payout was probably the one thing that drove Stroope the most! If the sponsors would come through, the guaranteed first prize was sealed. That would be the first goal to meet. Once that was done, then the committee would work on ways to raise more funds to add to the prize fund. And, last, the number of competitors that show up would be the final feed into that year’s prize fund. The more bowlers that show up, the more the prize fund as this committee all believe in the concept that all that they could raise through the year would ALL be paid out to that year’s winners. And, even any funds raised on the weekend of the main event would also go straight into that same year’s prize fund. Abso-lutely no money is carried over for the next year. Glover Masters winners are paid that same day!

These were all principles that Stroope believed in and what has been carried out. The participants seem to appreciate them and we are hoping 2011 will be one of the best Glover Master events ever!

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1 wai (roy) li 737 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $550.00 2 jerry Chang 735 $500.00 3 Frank Ortega 726 $200.00 4 kin sang Chung 717 $115.00 5 ryan Chun nam 705 $115.00 6 Cezar marcella 698 $107.50 7 victor Fabian 695 $107.50 8 giang huynh 684 $107.50 9 jeff taino 671 $107.50 10 steve Brode 670 $100.00 11 Bill warren 663 $100.00 12 Bonnie roberto 661 $100.00 13 Danny guevarra 654 $100.00 14 margie Coronado 640 $100.00 15 yen lach 60% 630 $60.00 16 sandy rosenblum 618 $100.00 17 Dana leCount 618 $100.00 18 Dikran sevashian 60% 644 $52.50 19 Andrew lung 643 $83.75 20 Ben Bagaoisan 643 $83.75 21 Eldie Abutan 642 $80.00 22 mark Andrews 639 $77.50 23 tomas Chavez 637 $75.00 24 john licauco 633 $72.50 25 Daniel raidy 632 $70.00 26 jiradej harnpatankitpanich 632 $70.00 27 rey josafat jr 624 $67.50 28 kenny kwan 624 $67.50 29 scott johnson 619 $65.00 30 D.A. wright 618 $65.00 31 tony shaw 60% 616 $37.50 32 louis D. Evans 614 $62.50 33 Pengsean Chea 610 $60.00 34 Ping tubera ss 597 $36.00 35 Anna Bautista 595 $59.00 36 joey nepomuceno 595 $59.00 37 Don Eide ss 593 $58.00 38 tao yang 592 $58.00 39 samson kong 591 $57.00 40 greg velarde 579 $57.00 41 tim Austin ss 578 $56.00 42 kathy mc Collum ss 576 $56.00 43 galdino Chavez 574 $55.00 44 reno Pignoti 573 $55.00 45 sonia Coronado 560 $55.00 46 tham tran 558 $54.00 47 sun sundara 555 $54.00 48 Carla sanchez 533 $54.00 49 inger Bortolazzo 525 $54.00 50 kent maruyama Dns F/E

DOuBlEs1 wai (roy) li / samson kong 1403 $120.00 2 jerry Chang / giang huynh 1391 $100.00 3 jerry Chang / samson kong 1382 $90.00 4 wai (roy) li / michael kong 1371 $80.00 5 Don Chung / jerry Chang 1354 $70.00

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Roy Li Wins His First ABTA Title at Oak Tree (L—R) Li wins a thriller by two pins & only 18 pins separated the top 4 at Oak Tree. Ryan Nam 4th, Frank Ortega 3rd $210, Roy Li (Champion) $1,550, Bob Smith ABTA Tourney Director, Jerry Chang (runner up) $500, & Kin Sang Chung 5th.

Marinez is Match Series Winner at Oak Tree $602 Newcomer Anthony Marinez did not bowl well in his ABTA debut but hit the Match Series Pot for a cool $602 with his fine 384 se-ries :-)) Best 384 he has ever bowled :-)) At the left is his pretty girlfriend Yadira Perez and the right is ABTA Director Gina Ve-larde who offers her congratulations.

Five ABTA Regulars Share a $3,500 Match-3 Game PotA 148 game paid off to the tune of $700 for five of our faithful members. Left to right are Chris Ngov, Ariel Ocampo and Rey Josefat, not pictured were Ricardo Baca and Armand Garcia who also shared in the pot and $700 also. Nice game guys!!

6 Danny guevarra / Dominador la guardia 1354 $70.00 7 michael kong / jerry Chang 1350 $60.00 8 Frank Ortega / mark Andrews 1347 $50.00 9 galdino Chavez / tomas Chavez 1347 $50.00 10 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / teddy villaroman 1333 $50.00 11 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / Don Quitangon 1332 $40.00 12 jerry Chang / Cecilia lung 1332 $40.00 13 wai (roy) li / wilson Cheung 1324 $30.00 14 Don Chung / giang huynh 1319 $30.00 15 jeff taino / john henry licauco 1316 $20.00 16 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / henry hoang 1316 $20.00 17 michael kong / giang huynh 1315 $20.00 18 wai (roy) li / Billy Chan 1312 $20.00 19 Eldie Abutan / Dominador la guardia 1312 $20.00

FinAnCiAl rEPOrtmen: sat + 49 sun + 36

women: sat + 9 sun - 24suPEr sEniOrs:

Don Eide, D.A. wright, kathy mc Cullom

high Qualifier (Free Entry)men: wai (roy) li + 134

women: Dana lecount + 1003 - 6 - 9: Daniel raidy

mAtCh gAmE: 148 - Ariel Ocampo, Armand garcia, Chris ngov, ricardo Baca, rey josafat

mAtCh sEriEs: 384 - Anthony marinez

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DIAMOND BAR — Wel-come everyone to the weekly edition of ABTA news. We returned to Oak Tree for our 1-day event, where 209 en-trants partipated in the fun, in the first of 3-tournament hand-icap special. There was a de-cent shot, and cut scores were fair with the men having +49 and the women had +36. The Super Seniors added to the board (2 men and 1 female) were Don Eide (+40), D.A. Wright (+34), and Kathy Mc-Collom (+35). Super Seniors are men 63 and over, and for the women you just need to be a young 55. That would give us 50 bowlers making it to the semi-finals.

Our top qualifier for the Men was Roy Li with a +134.For the women it was Dana LeCount with a +100. They will get a paid entry into a future regular ABTA event. Each week our top seed over-all draws the Match Series. This time it was worth $602. Li drew a 384. We had one bowler that bowled this score during qualifying, and it was newcomer Anthony Marinez in his first ABTA event. He and his pretty girlfriend Yadi-ra were happily surprised. We will estimate the amount for West Covina at $400. For the 3-6-9 qualifying, it was Daniel Raidy going for the $2,800 pot but he missed on his 1st shot and received $50 consola-tion. The 3/6/9 will be $2,900 at West Covina. There is a

Roy Li 1st ABTA Victory at Oak TreeMarinez Hits Match Series for $602 • Five share $3,500 in Match Game (148)

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In our optional doubles, finishing in first were Wai Li and Samson Kong with a 1403 for $120. Finishing second was Jerry Chang and Giang Huynh with 1391 for $100. There was a total of $980 paid out in doubles and 19 paid spots with low to cash of 1312. We had a total of eight new bowlers this week join the ABTA, they were Freddy Zamora, Gilbert Magadia, Anthony Marinez, Scott Ross, Andy Huynh, John Struckman, Kristopher Ramer, and Abraham Quibin.

This would bring us to our semi-finals/ finals at Oak Tree, as we had to be off the lanes early so there would be no match play in this event. We would have a Beat the Board finals which means where you finish is It. In the first game, we would see “Hot Shot” Gi-ang Huynh lead the field with a +80, close behind was Scott Johnson at +70, and in third was Frank Ortega at +54. During our second game, we would see a change in leaders as Kin Sang Chung jumped out in front with a +103, followed by Frankie Ortega at +95, and in third was Ryan Nam at +93. This would bring us to our final game and again we would see changes in the top, with some big games happening. Finish-ing in 5th place for $115 was Ryan Nam with a + 105. Fin-ishing in 4th place with a +117 for $115 was Kin Sang Chung.

Finishing in 3rd place for $200 was Frank Ortega with a +126. Finishing in 2nd place for $500 was Jerry Chang with a +135, and by a mere 2 pins fin-ishing in 1st place for $1,000 + $550 for Cash and Carry for a total of $1,550 was Wai (Roy) Li with a +137 who did it up big at Oak Tree. He had a great day and night there and it is heartwarming to see such a nice man win a title. 0ne of the Good Guys strikes again--) Great bowling Roy! The same to Jerry Chang just two pins back and Frankie”300” Ortega in 3rd only 9 pins back

Our top Li again had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $3,500. The pot is maxed out and we have a back-up of $3,500. Our top seed drew a 148. After a review of all the scores bowled, we had 5 bowlers who shot that score, so they will each get $700. They were Ariel Ocampo, Armand Garcia, Chris Ngov, Ricardo Baca, and Rey Josafat. We do have another full back up pot so we will have $3,500 at our next event at West Covina. Big Bucks again!!

Champion Roy Li is from Monterey Par. He used a Lane I Black Panther drilled by Roy at Western Columbia. He is married to Aileen Cheung, aN ABTA Member. He would like to thank his wife and all his friends, Michael, Samson, Tao, Catherine, Ryan, and Wil-son for all their support.

Jerry Chang (2nd Place)

is from Monterey Park. He used a Virtual Gravity drilled by Roy at Western Columbia. He is married to another fine ABTA bowler Cecilia Lung. He would like to thank his wife Cecilia, his two good friends Giang and David Mar, along with the ABTA, ABTA Staff. He says without the ABTA there is no Jerry. He is truly a great supporter!

Frank Ortega (3rd Place) is from West Covina, and used the Storm Nano drilled by Aarik Torres. He is single, and would like to thank Aarik for his rec-ommendations and drilling his ball perfectly, along with the ABTA and ABTA staff for all their support.

The weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Global Ball was Shaun Suase. He won the “Nuts”. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. In our weekly raffle, the winner for an ABTA regular entry was Conrad Amado, EFX Bracelet was Faye Josafat, 2 Ball tote was Jiradej Harnpatanakitpan-ich (BK), winning an ABTA Shirt was Cecilia Lung, and winning a 900 Global Ball was Greg Kokanour. The rest of the results are in the payoff column in this paper.

See our ad for address and directions, or check our web-site (www.abta1.com) to link to address for directions to West Covina. Or just take the 10 freeway to Vincent, and go south 1 ½ miles on the right. Did you receive a schedule in the Mail? If you did not, please send us an email via contact page with your Name and Ad-dress so we can send you one and get your corrected address in the system.

This week is the second event of our Bonus Events which will now be at West Covina Lanes Oct 1, then a bye Oct 8 then Back to West Covi-na Oct 15. There is a 2 pin bo-nus for bowing in all 3 events. Also a $500 Bonus if winning Oct 15. If you bowl 2 of the 3 events you will get a 0ne pin bonus, a $200 Bonus winning Oct 15, and a free drawing for a Mini Entertainment Center, a High End “900” Global Ball or Bag, and a Paid Entry to the Big “Thanksgiving Event” at Cal Bowl.

It’s history folks as Roy Li enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at West Covina! Thank you for being an ABTA member until then.

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LAKEWOOD — Our Saturday Junior Leagues are just get-ting started...Youth bowlers can start at any age, any time!Show up about 8:45 a.m. Saturday morning and the coaches will find the right spot for you.Classifieds: T. Newton 200/542, Chris Bartlett 228/538, Victor Jackson Jr. 189/488, Jawaun Jackson 197/480, Henry Parades 460, Miranda Arciaga 121/309, Chris John-son 182/448, Chuck Seare 181/426, Spencer Pozgay 377, Davon Love 376.mini-Bees: Anthony Maldonado 95/138, Chayse Erkelens 48/86, Kameron Agulto 60/67, Ethan Santos 49, Maggie Jenkins 89/174, Kayleigh Reeves 59/111, Katia Maldonado 41/62. Bobcats: Reggie DelRosario 163/414, Aaron Wong 137/368, Bryan Wong 117/342, Bryce Erkelens 110/301, Nolan Fox 279, Javon Bunting 275, Brennan Wingfeld 238, Jason Tolentino 231, Brianna Buckreis 268, Emily Jenkins 239 Latasha Love 164.Adult/youth: Adults—Paul Mehl Jr. 268/637, Donald Kennedy 226/626, Gabriel Martinez 582, Eric Soto (RH) 207/539, Maria Kennedy 155/379. Youth—Daniel Marti-nez 237/676, Chris Johnson 185/471, Victor Jackson Jr. 163/442, Kaitlynn Soto 176/468, Darian Jackson 145/378, Morgan Kennedy 167.happy rollers: Mark Algiers 186/476, Jimmy Wood 364, Steve Kowalski 334, David Abel 301, Wanda Kinard 142/393, Diana Mallett 111/321, Janet Culbertson 300, Cheryl Dema-ree 265, Marianne Tochluk 106, Yvonne Wascott 101, Mike Hallstrom 146/386, Travis Jenkin 137, Tom Whitlock 123, Mark Desmond 114, Kevin Dykstra 102, Joey Farrell 78, Ruben Luna 298, James McGoff 240.happy rollers two: Christina Yamaga 102/294, Sheryl Murray 106/265, Pamela Okamoto 116/235.marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: (Week 3) Anthony Max-well 276/714, Ramiro Garcia 268/704, Darrion Tipton 690, Leland Carter 688, Russell Fowler 255/682, Joel Mlynarski 681, David Fitzgerald 268/681, Phylissia Smith 246/673, Dawn Stephens 237/658, Denisha Williams 267/655, Crystal Barker 242/653, Ondra Lucas 288, Curtis McCann 255, Gregory Jackson 248, Tianna Tipton 239. (Week 4) Raymond Jenkins 300/737, Ramiro Garcia 300/827, David Fitzgerald 300/740, Sonny Dew 760, Ondra Lucas 279/723, Chuck Weeks Jr. 279. Bacoorian Family & Friends: Randy Antazo 236/650, Manny Antonio 236/632, Chris Abing 627, Dominic Antonio 226/612, Valerie Colian 218/595, Jean Colian 209/567, Aish-ha Raheem 516, Vedolf Arevalo 237, Rey Santos 225,Jhickie De Luna 224.laughlin sunset: We added Team #13. Now we need 4 more bowlers for Team #14. Let’s do it! James Matthews 269/698, Mike Dees 247/642, Ellis Spikes Jr. 227/622, Ter-rence Allen 605, Stephanie Williams 541, Michelle Allen 199/527, Eugene Carter 234.laughlin Bowler Bears: James Talley 233/609, Daunte Turner 222/506, Paul Wells 506, Travis Morris 200, Gina Radcliffe 201/547.vegas Crackpots: Alwyn Woods 265/673, Ben Jones Sr. 267/624, Gerald Williams Jr. 607, Teka Williams 237/642, Ellen Myers 213/605, Sandra Sanchez 218/551, Mitch Gris-sett 232/567, Sam Minor 227, Jamar Hayles 224.Corona ladies: Betty Green 199/523, Sandy Morse 505. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Betty Green 220, 2nd Caroline Stewart 196. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Robin Bellamy 162, 2nd Betty Green 161, 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Dianne Gardner 222.recycled teens: Rey Santos 246/637, Glen Merchant 222/617, Don Keith 225/617, Boylee Inocente 214/572, Divina Buhay 512, Adela Santos 208/495.young At heart: Jim Plante 250/706, Ed Brown 277/683, Ed Hansen 247/643, Bob VanHorn 246/639, Glenn Merchant 243/636, Ron McClain Sr. 224/622, Earl Hullett 225/596, Danne VanHorn 203/558.Pin heads: Chris Kelly 216/641, Shorty Ramos 236/617, Stacy Kelly 519, Angela Lusk 191/498.long Beach City Employees: Looking for more teams. If you work for the City of Long Beach, you QUALIFY! Steve Anderson 242/612, Jaclyn Padgett 201/571, Rick Sharp 236, Norm Anderson 212, Tim Perez 200.kings and Queens: Curtis McCann 258/742, Paul Mehl Jr. 300/732, Leonard Ruiz Jr. 267/732, Vern Adams 266/714, Leon Bradford 712, Steve Clark 710, Hank Baber Jr. 268/706, Danny Guevarra 290/702, Paul Staff 300, Madison Macniven 268, Faye Josafat 257/671, DaryLynn Davis 244/666, Dawn Stephens 608, Sue Cart 233, Donna Owens 230.Cal Bowleros: Karen Witt 206/617, Carole Fischer 223/594, Brenda Durnin 248/574, Charlene Peterson 215/559, Lee Theiss 558. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: Anna Von Muegge 231. 2nd game, scr.: Brenda Durnin 248. 3rd game, hdcp.: (tie) Charlene Peterson and Carole Fischer each with 233.gobs and gals: Jimmy White 300/718, Eric Snow 280/718, Rick Llaneta 672, Maria Bocos 276/656, Deb White 220/599, Sonny Dew 788, Kmel Cunahan 660, Leo Silva 279, David Bryant 267.wednesday mix 5: Matt Harris 269/741, Ron Sargent 260/640, Billy Williams 625, Mary Stockberger 503.C.A.u.l.: Looks like Team #9 needs to make-up. Don’t for-get to reserve our make-up lanes. Derek Spann 678, Dave Postal 251/676, Nori Ito 645, Calvin Washington 188/558, Jeanine Edgington 510.Funsters: Jim Plante 226/643, Glenn Merchant 614, Ron Leidholdt 608, Adela Santos 204/535, Norma Davis 215/525, Divina Buhay 531, Josh Hudson 604, Ed Hansen 602.Cal stars: Becky Carroll 485, E.T. Todd 478. Side Pots—1st game E.T. Todd 198, 2nd game Becky Carroll 183, 3rd game Hedy Schoner 190.

v.A.: Jim Morse 614, Dave Kerner 566, Sue Somes 421.First timers: Brandon Hoggatt 563, Travis Soares 540, Ebony Hamilton 351, Anthony Feolo 213.Pick A Ball: Ivan Clarke 666, Larry Nichols 559, Dee Thomp-son 402, John Kohltfarber 229.Big Bear: Looks like the $5.00 sub fee has been started. No subs last week. What happened? John Dunn 267/749, Harold Dubose 280/735, Debra Gipson 235/629, MIchelle Criswell 224/625, Billy Anderson 285, Gregg Aldapa 267.grandma’s & grandpa’s: Ralph Wingert 266/631, Vancie Keith 225/592, Donna May 213/549, Carl Steel 251.sierra Bugs: Kelle Falbo 512, Elinor Baratelle 184. SIde Pots—1st game Terry Munson 211, 2nd game Kelle Falbo 182, 3rd game Priscilla Lees 217.Captain & Crew: Sandy Cotcher 200/479, Vancie Keith 471.senior men’s trio: Garry Thorn 758, Pat Kinard 287/724, Larry Gray 279/714, Harold Dubose 278, Paul Peete 700.recycled teens: Rey Santos 246/637, Glen Merchant 222/617, Don Keith 225/603, Divina Buhay 512, Adela Santos 208/495.long Beach school District Employees league: The Long Beach School Employees Trio League will have a team formation and rules meeting on October 5 at 4:00 p.m. at Cal Bowl. We welcome new and returnees as well. Actual bowling begins on October 12 at 4:00 p.m. Early sign-ups, please call Leonard Ruiz at Cal Bowl, 562-421-8448.we have a few spots open in our Fall leagues so give us a call. you don’t want to be left out.

WINNETKA — It’s great to be back with the high scores for Canoga Park Bowl’s weekly report. It looks like the bowlers are doing a great job in their Fall leagues. Let’s see how they’re doing...viva las vegas: Week 21—Kevin Gross 212/616, Kathy Litzenberger 180/527, David Athans 227/614, Larry Fried-man 601, Ivan Clarke 226, Tad Schweitzer 224, Chris Robinson 223, Daniel Clebanoff 212. Week 22—Tad Schweitzer 228/675, Ali Pia 468, Scott Friedman 235/628, Kathy Litzenberger 182, David Athans 228/669, Ivan Clarke 632, Vince Koeller 224/614, Larry Friedman 226, Duane Erickson 224.Phil-Am: Sweeper Scores: Ben Felipe 225/618, Helen Ventenilla 229/594, Levi Navarrete 232, Mike Tumaliuan 212/603, Josemari Zafra 222/593, Socorro King 202/553, Louella Tumaliuan 545, Kenneth Loja 211. Fall league starts Sunday, October 9 at 10:00 a.m.Comedians: Russ Gothrick 266/669, Sharon Weger 205/532, Vince Koeller 256/660, Jesse Chastain 255/656, Larry Feinberg 230/638, Don Eisman 621, Jennifer Pyka 522, Mary Becker 516, Mary Mannon 500, David Guilmette 226.have A Ball (4-games): Ruben Sarkissian 258/966, Monda Fahkroo 204/723, Michael Pollack 246/843, James Smith Jr. 216/733.Copper Bucket: Chip Minot 254/647, Amy Sobuta 156/435, Gary Diesso 222/605, Don Ruiz 213, Orville Dopps 212.500 Classic: Patti McVicker 196/574, Farol Brifman 561, Teresa Lauer 552, Petra Kaun 547, Connie Wannomae 211/509.short n sweet: Travis Williams 248/696, Teresa Lauer 238/645, David Athans 596, Jic Opiana 523, Monda Fakhroo 505, Dale Rubin 232, Anthony Pavlowsky 225, Larry Fried-man 215, Al Reiswig 215.the Classics: Michael Witt 227/610, Bo Fogel 209/578, Pam Blake 246/567, Rean Lutrell 212/567, Sharon Enriguez 557, Susan Guire 514, Jim Howell 219, Gayle Kirby 215, Laurie Gilmore 212.sFvCC nikkei: Ken Shinbashi 257/662, Pei Eto 226/554, Kevin Eto 245/648, Art Wake 627, Yoshi Kawamura 604, Noriko Fukunaga 201/534, Asako Giegoldt 478, Eji Fuku-moto 249, Stephen Sasaki 233, John Kobayashi 228.river maniacs: Ruben Sarkissian 703, Sharon Weger 241/585, Lou Cherpin 265, Johnnie Englehart 258/692, Barry Simon 686, Danny Martinez 678, Frank Martinez Jr. 258/677, Monise Kelly 233/580, Lucy Tralla 208/574, Carol Casuga 202/514, Marsha Graham-Martinez 211/507, Lamont Smith 263, Tad Schweitzer 258.monday nite madness: Bob Pfleger 234/640, Shirley Godin 199/498, Rick Godin 265/610, Steven Schulkin 224, Travis Coffman 216, Wayne Coffman 212.

JUNIORSBumper thumpers: Brodey Davis 99/189, Deanna Frias 84/155, Nicholas Whitley 81/150, Katie Lovich 70/127.junior royals: Tyler Smith 202/582, Julia Frias 193/490, Justin Pluchino 203/578, Allen Minot 202/548, Keith Nelson 193/536, Brandon Cruz 162/436, Kayla Bernstein 163/451, Jacey Opiana 136/369, Rebecca Zelaya 100/265.

SENIORS49’Ers senior trio: Richard Greenzweight 278/687, Carolyn Scherzberg 235/608, Bob Jones 249/623, Ron Doll 246/601, Rick Dobris 228/600, Tom Tucker 567, Ellie Alliston 195/535, Mary Lauer 198/504, Diana Walden 197/491, Keith Hazard 221.Funtimers: Ron Doll 242/684, Helen Layfield 215/589, Bob Jones 215/608, Al Reiswig 600, Bernhardt Roth 598, Bill Robb 236/597, Carolyn Scherzberg 199/575, Delia Lowe 167/466, Ellie Alliston 191/466, Mel Neiditch 238, Richard Greenzweight 226.39’Ers senior trio: Richard Greenzweight 279/759, Carolyn Scherzberg 210/565, Ron Doll 267/658, Al Reiswig 225/630, Bill Robb 626, Ken Doolittle 233/598, Lucy Tralla 181/510, Arlene Bonino 183/492, Jerry Kanowitz 235.keep bowling those good scores, have fun and we’ll see you next week.

sAturDAy juniOr BOwlErs Our Junior Bowlers have got it all; sportsmanship, camaraderie, determination, en-thusiasm, the desire to win and generous hearts. Did you see the article published last week in the Orange County Register, staring our Junior Bowlers? Go to OCRegister.com\lakeforest and look for Youth bowling league helps local charities. This article is about KIDS HELPING KIDS through donating their allowances and other money they’ve earned by doing neighborhood jobs. The Junior Bowlers will vote (once a month) on which Children’s charity to donate to.hits @ missEs Top male bowler of the week was Don Capobianco with games of 216-204-214 for 634 and for the ladies it was Merly Croox, the league secretary, with a nice 502 series.wED mEgA vEgAs So far PyOP is leading the league by 3 games. Can they hold that lead? Our Own Ed Regehr was high bowler this week with 256-252 for a big 701! Then Chris Solar shot the high game of the night, a big 266 for a 695 series, followed by Seth Leader’s 264 / 694. Not far behind was Steve Schnicke with 265 and 241 for 686 and Sam Hitchcock with 681. Wallace Jackson shot a 257 game for a 678 and Ryan Garcia, Dan Raidy and Winston Armstrong all tied with series of 671. This league has the greatest team names on the planet and the staff will be voting to choose the best one. Better “butter up” the staff if you want to win.tuEsDAy night sCrAtCh ChAllEngE A truE ChAllEngE! Last Tuesday night the 585 Scratch Chal-lenge league started with more fun and more challenges than bowlers have had since “The Good Old Days of the 70’s” The league is bowling on completely flat (no help Lanes) oil pattern. That’s right, no crown, and no Christmas tree. This round started on the 40 ft. pattern. Each round is six weeks long. The pattern will not change, just the length of the pattern. First round is 40 ft., second round 28 ft., third round 44 ft, fourth round 32 ft. fifth round 36 ft..Ten teams floored and 4 more are welcome to the ultimate challenge. Are you up for it or are you too spoiled with the lanes of today?????? If making shots and making spares are what you enjoy, then come down and join us. Now on to the scoring; High team series for the week was Team #1 with 569, High Individual series was 554 by Ed Regehr and high game of 214 was shot by Steve Zimmerman. slOts OF Fun Do Better is leading the league by ½ pt and there is only a 5 ½ pt spread from the first team to the 6th place team, with only one week to go. Now that’s a close league. Joe Petrella must be fighting for first place because he scored like a man hungry to win. Joe’s games were 279-269-223 for a whopping 771 series. Mike Deliberto also shot a 279 game and a 697 series and Tim Rietkerk shot 675, Greg Goldstein 672 and Mike Francis 645. Chrissy Gideon was high for the ladies with 206 / 522.nFl sCrAtCh triO LET’S START WITH THE LADIES THIS WEEK, SHALL WE? Michelle McKovich shot 247-237-215 for a great 699 series! And our new Assistant Jr Coach, Carole Reese shot a 624 and Donna Raidy a 579. Nice Shooting Ladies! For the Gents, Jim Cameron was high with 258-237 / 719 and Dave Rangel 258 / 702. Butch Hewitt hit the high game of the night with a 278 and Marty Budrovic was close behind with a 276. and Dave Rangel, Jim Cameron and Dan Raidy all shot 258 games. Wow these guys are G_O_O_D!DutCh wElls sEniOr sCrAtCh Don did it again! This week he topped the scales with a 285-228-215 for 728. Larry Johnson shot a smooth 242 for 614 and for the Ladies, it was Pat Johnson showing her style with games of 210 and 205 for a big 595 series and Teri Fiorella 518 and Joanne Prothero 210 / 514. Shirley Russell also made the honor roll with a 498 as did Joanie Cisneros with 492 and Juanita MacMorris 486.FriDAy vEgAs High game of the entire week was shot by Sal Petrella, a Huge 290 and a 754 series. Rick Lange was only a tad behind with his great game of 288 and 742 series and Ray Fawcett scored to big games of 278 and 268 for 728. Holy Cow!!!! Other guys over the 600 mark were Greg Seachrist 242 / 667, Bud George 653, James Enterline 621, Sam Rothman 608 and Ray Rubio 607. Ladies weekly high scores were shot by Lucy Cabrera 525, Debbie Lange 523, Judy Pojar 495, Jenny Dingle 494, Sheri Glass 494 and Lynne Villa 491. Sorry Bowlers, I didn’t meet my deadline this week so I’m short three leagues with high scores. I’ll make it up to you next week, I promise.sAturDAy juniOrs Riley Sullivan 207 / 521, Jack Gray-ston 177-182 / 495, Josh Turner 181 / 447, Danielle Bishop 145 / 376, Kyra Vergho 148 / 357.

GLENDALE—There was great excitement at Jewel City Bowl last Sunday, September 25, 2011, as San Fernando Valley’s Bob Jones bowled a high game 277, totaling 928. He also rolled a 300 game at Canoga Bowl last week. Con-gratulations Bob! Riverside’s Ed Abakumoff is back on track totaling with 835 and a 223 high game. To our surprise, it was Connie’s birthday and we wish him Happy Birthday! LA City’s Bob Taylor bowled a total of 808 with a 224 high game. Mid City’s Gorman Low totaled a 786 with 236 high game and Whittier’s Bob Bergan totaled a 785 with a 230 high game. LA City’s Sharon Caldwell with 623 and Whit-tier’s Anita Lorenzo with 606.

We would like to thank Jewel City Bowl for letting us to bowl there.

The 16th Annual Deaf Senior Bowlers of America bowl-ing tournament will be held at the Orleans Hotel and Bowl-ing Center on October 11 to 13, 2011.

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The BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot$10 weekly entry fee per bowler, with half of the money being paid out each week, and the other half going towards the huge payouts on sweeper night at the end of the season.With over 40 entries on Monday, the BRY-LAW sidepot is looking at over $200 in the weekly sidepot and over $8000 est for sweeper night. The top three series will get paid, as well as the top 16 games bowled that night. Bowlers are eligible to cash in each game. Larry Stephens, the sponsor of the BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot, will once again be adding $1,000 to the total collected.Win 2 Super Pots all season & be even… the rest is profit, and that is before you even get to sweeps. 100% of all money collected will be paid out for the season.

Lawrence Shoots 300/802!by Aimee Gomez

DOWNEY—First place Team 6 dropped to second place with 12 wins after only winning four from Team 16. Larry Gray 268-216-224/708, Leonard Ruiz 245-233-220/698 and Bruce Colbert 244-221/651 bowled well, while Andrea Snyder 248-217-226/691, Kevin Valmonte 252-224/653, Greg Neuer 226-211-213/650 and Mike Cammarata 201-223-200/624 fell short after the first game.

Team 7’s Mike Villareal 278-213-212/703, Juan Ellison 236-224/657, Ron Peter 238-220/654 and Matt Garcia 247-214/649 swept Team 9 and moved into first place with 13 wins. Kevin Ya-mauchi 269-213/651, Kurt Arakaki 213-212/614 and Rick Easley 217-210/613 led Team 9, but they missed their teammate.

Team 12 took the bigger portion of the split with Team 13 thanks to Arnold Cheesman 218-259-250/727, Herbert Jones 225-213-234/672 and Art Jones 221-224-207/652, who took down Team 13 in the last game after barely losing the first two. DA Wright 229-246/672, Charlie Kinstler 244-225/661, Paul Barraco 208-207/658 and Deeronn Booker 239-214/624 now has 8 wins.

In the other corner, Team 3’s Vernon Adams 269-245-236/750, Harry Wong 232-224-226/682 and Reggie Brown 201-228/607 nabbed four from Team 4’s Robert Hernandez 201-248-254/703, Brandon Grant 217-207-237/661 and Jeremy Glover 215-268/630, who won the second game.

The highest scoring match of the evening took place on 19 and 20, between Team 1 and Tri-Star Vending. The first game was close, Team 1 taking it by 14, 826-812. Game two, Tri-Star’s anchor shot bills, and the team lost by 36, 1045-1009. The third game, Tri-Star won, 975-966. Team 1 shot an impressive 2837, with Kevin Peterson 212-270-258/740, Johany Polony 255-269-215/739, Charles Weeks 202-258-234/694 and Adam McKenzie 248-259/664 bowling well. Jared Lawrence led the pair and the league with his 31 strikes on the evening, putting up 238-300-264/802. Mark Myers 245-287/716, Larry Campbell 247-219/654 and David Yamauchi 202-217-205/624 also did well for Tri-Star.

Team 14 won four from Team 11 thanks to David Bartlett 236-280-258/774, Nick Wilson 224-245-248/717, Ramiro Garcia 256-256/704 and John Chapman 213-223/614. Billy Myers Jr. 266-242/697, Tony Burrell 225-257/681 and Larry Stephens 205-224-226/655 led Team 11 to the third game point.

Teams 2 and 5 split 3-2 with Sam Hitchcock leading Team 2 with his 237-254/686, followed by Mike Faraci 238-204/641, Danny Ontiveros 232-209/621 and Aimee Gomez 253/603. Super sub Phillip Sujo shot 235-231-208/674 to led Team 5 to the second and third game wins, and got some help from Eric Snow 237-216-216.

In the last match of the evening, Team 10 smoked Team 15. Raul Rosales managed a nice set in spite of the 2-8-10 fill ball in the third game tenth, 246-278-275/799. Brandon Kraye 257-237-222/716, Brian Main 213-245-203/661 and Gabriel Martinez 219-237/635 also bowled well for Team 10. Derek Lee led the way for Team 15 214-268-226/708, and got Andy Clark 203-211-201/615, Sean Lemon 211-215/603 and George Reister 201-227/601 to pitch in.

Scores continue to go up every week, so get out there and practice! Have a great week and see you all Monday.

Congratulations!!Jared Lawrence

300/802

TOP 10 LAST WEEK(On The 1st Round House Shot)

802 Jared Lawrence 799 Spanky Rosales 774 David Bartlett 750 Vernon Adams 740 Kevin Peterson 739 Johany Polony 727 Arnold Cheesman 717 Nick Wilson 716 Mark Myers 716 Brandon Kraye

1st ROUND STANDINGS 1. Team 7 .............................. 13 2. Team 6 .............................. 12 3. Team 12 ............................ 10 4. Team 1 .................................9 5. Team 16 ...............................9 6. Team 14 .................................... 9 7. Team 3 .................................9 8. Team 13 ...............................8 9. Team 9 .................................8 10. Team 4 .................................7 11. Team 10 ...............................6 12. Tri-Star Vending ................6 13. Team 11 ...............................5 14. Team 2 .................................5 15. Team 5 .................................3 16. Team 15 ...............................1

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COVINA — Hello again to the JAT Farm Club tournament update. Our last tournament was held at Brunswick Covina Lanes with 33 bowlers in attendance, a very nice turnout. Among those we would like to welcomed the new bowlers to our tournament club. Now if you just looked at the photo(s), to determine the winner, you’d better read on, it’s misleading. We want to thank the staff and management of Brunswick Covina for facilitating an excellent day.

The large turnout helped increase the scholarship payout for the top five bowlers. More importantly, the large field allowed for a second round cut of 16. The qualifying round started the day off on the right foot. The bowlers looked good and some very nice scores were posted up. The big shooter during qualify-ing was Valerie Riggin. In five qualifying games, Valerie put up reportable scores (220 or more) of 267-224-237-266-257. Spen-cer Van Rijsbergen put up the high game of 276, for the qualify-ing round. We also had big scores from Matt Miller 267-225, Baujee Harlan 265, and Bianca Taylor 256-264 to round out the super scores. Great bowling you guys!

But wait, there’s more from the qualifying round. We found Tyler Schaap with 259, Ashley Dunn 255-258, Kyle Duster 255-244-233, John Struckman 223-225-237, Treven Goldsmith 227-223-234, Chelsea Houston 233, Michael Ma 225, Matthew Felix 225, and Brittany Kolatzny 224. Whew, what a list – this is the Farm Club, right? Riggin led the field at plus 251 and a mere minus 66 was the last to advance.

In the match play round, the high scoring continued. We have Miller 268, Duster 267, Dunn 262-277, Taylor 258-254-238, Harlan 254, Goldsmith 246-225, Karlie Loop 244-231, Christian Borao 241, Riggin 232, Ma 222-224-232, Justine Adams 232, Struckman 225-227, and Van Rijsbergen 223. The biggest jump in match play was by Ma moving up six positions. Loop had a four position jump, but the two the mattered the most was with Goldsmith and Taylor, both with a four position jump that moved them into the final round.

The finals started out with the 5th seed Struckman (+202) tak-ing on the 4th seed Goldsmith (+248). Now if you been doing your calculation, you may have determined the top three seeds were all ladies. Guys you need to watch out this year! The vet-eran Struckman began his march to the title round by dispersing Goldsmith 230-211. Struckman now faced the 3rd seed Taylor (+283) and decided to disrupt an all-girl photo. He took out Tay-lor 211-183, to then meet the 2nd seed (and always dangerous) Dunn (+297). Knowing that Dunn was even a bigger veteran and hungry for her first title, Struckman jumped out quickly to cushion his lead and never looked back in a 279-209 win.

Now with our tournament almost an hour behind schedule, we at least knew who was going to be in the photo. With Ash-ley’s third place already awarded, we took a moment to release the Executive Director – David Yamauchi, to his other engage-ment (his family), as he took the photo posted early. With that business behind us, Struckman had worked his way into the final match against top seed Riggin (+353). With friendship put aside, Riggin had seen enough and with two quick games, 237-214 and 203-188, put Struckman down for her first JAT Farm Club title. Congratulations Valerie.

There you have it, a big day and looking for an even bigger day at our next tournament. Which is this Sunday at Forest Lanes, in Lake Forest (the “Y” split for you drivers). Check-in begins at 8:15 and the action starts around 9:00. This is an important tournament for you bowlers, as it is our first of three PBA Chal-lenges. The pattern will be posted on the JAT web site Saturday night and the bowler that has the highest total qualifying pins of all three challenges, will be awarded additional scholarship.

Lastly bowlers, please check-in early and have your money/membership card readily available. I have a small commit-ment (called work) that prevents me from being at Forest Lanes. Therefore, Yamo (or a qualified designee) will be running the Farm Club this week. Please help them out by being properly dressed, adding your score sheets correctly, and keeping to my high expectations of sportsmanship. I’ll see you at the following event which will be Brunswick Deer Creek Lanes on October 30th. Have a good week.

Brunswick Covina Bowl – September 18, 2011 (L-R): Valerie Riggin – 1st; Ashley Dunn – 3rd; John Struckman – 2nd.

Canoga Park Bowl – August 28, 2011 (L-R): Ashley Dunn – 2nd; Christian Borao – 1st; John Struckman – 3rd

by David Yamauchi

Next Tournament This Sunday – October 2PBA Challenge #1 – Forest Lanes

Wesley Low Jr. Goes Back To BackThe JAT headed east to Brunswick Covina Lanes for the second event of the season. The Open Division fielded 21 bowlers for this event. Parker Brooks wowed the crowd in qualifying with a 299 in Game 4 stopped by a soft-7. After all 6 games of qualify-ing, Parker Brooks and Steven Maida were ties as tournament leaders at +184, followed closely by Wesley Low Jr. at +163 and Oscar Chan at +130. Low-to-qualify was Luke Holley at +31. In the Round-Of-12, the top-4 qualifiers took a bye while #12 Luke Holley took out #5 Joseph Grondin 2-0 and #6 Bobby Hornacek rolled past #11 Joshua Taylor 2-0. #7 Andrew Stewart needed 3 games to take out #10 Skyler Johnson and #9 Steven Manier took 3 games to finish off #8 Mark Curtis Jr. 2-1. In the Round-of-Eight, Steven Manier stayed on fire taking out #1 Parker Brooks in straight games. #2 Steven Maida needed all three to beat An-drew Stewart and #3 Wesley Low Jr. continued his great bowl-ing taking out Bobby Hornacek for the second straight week. #4 Oscar Chan rolled past Luke Holley 2-0 to advance to the semifinals. In the semis, Steven Manier continued his hot streak taking out Oscar Chan 2-0 while Wesley Low Jr. rolled into his second-straight championship match 2-0 over Steven Maida. In the championship, Steven Manier took game one 255-247 but Wesley Low Jr. fought back to take game two 234-184 and con-tinued to strike winning the title 256-226. Congratulations Wes-ley on back-to-back titles to start the season!

PBA Challenge #1 This SundayThe first of our three PBA Challenge events takes place this Sun-day at Forest Lanes. The shot will be posted on the website on Saturday afternoon. Remember, the bowler in each division that totals the most qualifying pins for all three PBA events will win a $100 Bonus Gift Card as the PBA Challenge winner!

2010-2011 Awards BanquetLooking at a possible date for 2010-2011 Awards Banquet- De-cember 11, 2011. Those of you award winners or parents of award winners at school will you/they be back by then? Please let me know so I can reserve a room for the banquet.Our next tournament is this Sunday, October 2 at Forest Lanes in Lake Forest. Bowlers who have not yet paid membership dues must pay at Forest. See you Sunday!

Champion Wesley Low Jr. and 2nd Steven Manier

Conway Clobbers 8 In A Row,Albrecht Adds 626 In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM — In the thursday linbrook juniors, Andrew Stew-art sliced the pins for 234-204 for a nice 617 series. Christopher DeFazio scored a sizzling 222 game. In the junior Adult Doubles, Mike Robbins rolled 242-232-194 for a super 668 series. Al Naki nailed 237, Andrew Stewart slammed 201 and Josh Cruz crushed 200. In the Bumper Busters, Alan Gonzalez aced 108-99. Alex Wil-liams added a nice 86-76, Josh Evans edged 71-80, Isaiah Sanchez smacked 68-77, Jeshua Guevara glided to 69-59 and Isabella Sanchez smashed 50-45. In the saturday linbrook juniors, Robert Albrecht led the

Norwalk — The 8th MEXICAN - AMERICAN Tournament Was held this past Sunday Sept 25th at Keystone Lanes. We would like to thank all the bowlers who participated and made this tournament a success.

We would also like to thank the staff from Keystone Lanes. We look forward to seeing all of you at our Next Tournament.Please visit us at www.mexamebowlers.com for future tourna-ment information. Congratulation to all winners.

MEXICAN AMERICANTournament Results Sept 25th Keystone Lanes

Open/Farm ClubThis Sunday, October 2

PBA Challenge #1Shot will be posted on

website Saturday

Forest Lanes22771 Centre Drive,

Lake Forest 949-770-0055Check in 8:30 Bowl 9:00

Entry Fee:$45 Open/$40 Farm Club

For more infocheck online:

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scoring pace with a consistent 626 series on great games of 223-204-199. Right on his heels was Chris Gushue, who clob-bered 241-214 for a super 622 series. Chris Conway crushed 8 strikes in a row for an awe-some 240 game. Nicholas Gal-lant nabbed 207, Chris Wood-mansee capped 203, Michelle and Valerie Matsumoto scored 200. Other highlights of the day included R.J. Davis with a new all time high game of 170, David Feiner 190, Deanna Gomez 193, Shawn McFeggan with a new season hihgh game of 186, Melanie Albrecht 156, Courtney Albrecht 160-172, Joshua Vil-legas 191, Domynyc Gardner 162-144, Dyan Saybrook 144, Jennifer Lewis 137, Gabrielle Galicia 157, Taylor Packowski 158, Corey Fisheli 185 and Nicole Tan 176.

Team Event (26 Teams) Prize Fund1st Score (2705) Janet Mullins, Dwayne Ellis, David Terrell, Moejo Ellis 700.00$ 2nd Score (2662) Donato Quitangon, Fred Manansala, Mamerto Jablan, George Marquez 400.00$ 3rd Score (2498) Felicia Shelton, Karen Dean, Katherine Carrol, Thenora Oubichon 140.00$ 4th Score (2495) Keith Laing, Frank Pimentel, Roger Wrase, Jim Harvey 120.00$ 5th Score (2484) Tim Hernandez, Manuel Mora, Sal Quiroz, Carlos Plasencia 100.00$

Men Doubles ( 18 Entries)1st Score (1350) Keith Laing / Frank Pimentel, 210.00$ 2nd Score (1333) Robert Reynaga / Craig Sipp 160.00$ 3rd Score (1331) Donato Quintangon / Fred Manansala 110.00$

Mixed Doubles (16 Entries)1st Score (1397) Jaime Ferry / Cory Koyanagi 210.00$ 2nd Score (1339) Jennifer Rodriguez / Annette Davis 110.00$ 3rd Score (1306) Teddie Rodriguez / Tony Rodriguez 90.00$

SINGLES (44 Entries)1St Score (746) Corey Koyanagi 135.00$ 2nd Score(733) David Terrell 115.00$ 3rd Score(729) Bobby Campagnale 85.00$ 4thScore(717) Dwayne Ellis 80.00$ 5th Score(710) Donato Quitangon 50.00$ 6thScore(709) Emmitte Washington 40.00$ 7thScore(688) Austin Karns 30.00$ 8thScore(683) George Marquez 25.00$

WOMEN SINGLES (16)1ST Score (770) Jannet Mullins 90.00$ 2nd Score (721) Christine Smith 70.00$ 3rd Score (682) Katherine Carrol 35.00$

(TEAM EVENT) Men Handicap Side Pots1 st game - Fred Manansala Score (249) 100.00$ 2 nd game - David Terrell Score (299) 100.00$ 3 rd game - Jerry Evans Score ( 279) 100.00$

(TEAM EVENT) Men Scratch Side pots 1 st game - Roger Wrase Score (238) 100.00$ 2 nd game - Marcus Quiller Score (235) 100.00$ 3 rd game - Keith Laing Score (267) 100.00$

(TEAM EVENT) Women Handicap1 st game - Felicia Shelton - Score (238) 36.00$ 2 nd game - Jennifer Rodriguez - Score (233) 36.00$ 3 rd game - Marcela Sandoval - Score (234) 36.00$

(DOUBLES EVENT) Men Handicap Side Pots1 st Game - Michael Curl - Score (262) 66.00$ 2 nd Game - Cory Koyanogi - Score (279) 66.00$ 3 rd Game - George Marquez - Score (273) 66.00$

(DOUBLES EVENT) Men Scratch Side Pots1 st Game - Steve Smith - Score (269) 54.00$ 2 nd Game - Keith Laing - Score (265) 54.00$ 3 rd Game - Bobby Campagnale - Score (249) 54.00$

(DOUBLES EVENT) Women Handicap Side Pots1 st Game - Jennifer Rodriguez - Score (224) 27.00$ 2 nd Game - Jannet Mullins - Score (229) 27.00$ 3 rd Game - Jennifer Rodriguez - Score (292) 27.00$

(SINGLES EVENT) Men Handicap Side Pots1st Game - Cory Koyanagi - Score (263) 63.00$ 2nd Game - Donato Quitangon - Score (286) 63.00$ 3 rd Game - Austin Karns - Score (267) 63.00$

(SINGLES EVENT) Men Scratch Side Pots1st Game - Austin Karns - Score (255) 42.00$ 2nd Game - Bobby Campagnale - Score (245) 42.00$ 3 rd Game - Austin Karns - Score (267) 42.00$

(SINGLES EVENT) Women Handicap Side Pot Events1st Game - Christine Smith - Score (264) 18.00$ 2nd Game - Jannet Mullins - Score (274) 18.00$ 3 rd Game - Jannet Mullins - Score (258) 18.00$

CROSSOVER RESULTS (37 entries @ $ 10.00)1st Carlos Castillo 695 / 708 Austin Karns Total 1403 200.00$ 2 nd Don Quitangon 627 / 708 Keith Laing Total 1335 140.00$ 3 rd Dwayne Ellis 677 / 610 Moejo Ellis Total 1287 120.00$ 4 th Felicia Shelton 609 / 677 Dwayne Ellis Total 1286 100.00$ 5 th Michael Curl 683 / 601 Kelvin Axle Total 1284 70.00$ 6 th David Terrel 647 / 634 Thenora Oubichon Total 1281 60.00$ 7 th Jannet Mullins 597 / 677 Dwayne Ellis Total 1274 50.00$

ALL EVENTS HANDICAP RESULTS (25 entries @ $ 5.00) 1 st Score (2087) David Terrell( ) 80.00$ $2 nd Score (2044) Donato Quitangon 40.00$

ALL EVENTS SCRATCH (14 entries @ $ 5.00)1 St Score (2020) Keith Laing 65.00$

Team Event (26 Teams) Prize Fund1st Score (2705) Janet Mullins, Dwayne Ellis, David Terrell, Moejo Ellis 700.00$ 2nd Score (2662) Donato Quitangon, Fred Manansala, Mamerto Jablan, George Marquez 400.00$ 3rd Score (2498) Felicia Shelton, Karen Dean, Katherine Carrol, Thenora Oubichon 140.00$ 4th Score (2495) Keith Laing, Frank Pimentel, Roger Wrase, Jim Harvey 120.00$ 5th Score (2484) Tim Hernandez, Manuel Mora, Sal Quiroz, Carlos Plasencia 100.00$

Men Doubles ( 18 Entries)1st Score (1350) Keith Laing / Frank Pimentel, 210.00$ 2nd Score (1333) Robert Reynaga / Craig Sipp 160.00$ 3rd Score (1331) Donato Quintangon / Fred Manansala 110.00$

Mixed Doubles (16 Entries)1st Score (1397) Jaime Ferry / Cory Koyanagi 210.00$ 2nd Score (1339) Jennifer Rodriguez / Annette Davis 110.00$ 3rd Score (1306) Teddie Rodriguez / Tony Rodriguez 90.00$

SINGLES (44 Entries)1St Score (746) Corey Koyanagi 135.00$ 2nd Score(733) David Terrell 115.00$ 3rd Score(729) Bobby Campagnale 85.00$ 4thScore(717) Dwayne Ellis 80.00$ 5th Score(710) Donato Quitangon 50.00$ 6thScore(709) Emmitte Washington 40.00$ 7thScore(688) Austin Karns 30.00$ 8thScore(683) George Marquez 25.00$

WOMEN SINGLES (16)1ST Score (770) Jannet Mullins 90.00$ 2nd Score (721) Christine Smith 70.00$ 3rd Score (682) Katherine Carrol 35.00$

(TEAM EVENT) Men Handicap Side Pots1 st game - Fred Manansala Score (249) 100.00$ 2 nd game - David Terrell Score (299) 100.00$ 3 rd game - Jerry Evans Score ( 279) 100.00$

(TEAM EVENT) Men Scratch Side pots 1 st game - Roger Wrase Score (238) 100.00$ 2 nd game - Marcus Quiller Score (235) 100.00$ 3 rd game - Keith Laing Score (267) 100.00$

(TEAM EVENT) Women Handicap1 st game - Felicia Shelton - Score (238) 36.00$ 2 nd game - Jennifer Rodriguez - Score (233) 36.00$ 3 rd game - Marcela Sandoval - Score (234) 36.00$

(DOUBLES EVENT) Men Handicap Side Pots1 st Game - Michael Curl - Score (262) 66.00$ 2 nd Game - Cory Koyanogi - Score (279) 66.00$ 3 rd Game - George Marquez - Score (273) 66.00$

(DOUBLES EVENT) Men Scratch Side Pots1 st Game - Steve Smith - Score (269) 54.00$ 2 nd Game - Keith Laing - Score (265) 54.00$ 3 rd Game - Bobby Campagnale - Score (249) 54.00$

(DOUBLES EVENT) Women Handicap Side Pots1 st Game - Jennifer Rodriguez - Score (224) 27.00$ 2 nd Game - Jannet Mullins - Score (229) 27.00$ 3 rd Game - Jennifer Rodriguez - Score (292) 27.00$

(SINGLES EVENT) Men Handicap Side Pots1st Game - Cory Koyanagi - Score (263) 63.00$ 2nd Game - Donato Quitangon - Score (286) 63.00$ 3 rd Game - Austin Karns - Score (267) 63.00$

(SINGLES EVENT) Men Scratch Side Pots1st Game - Austin Karns - Score (255) 42.00$ 2nd Game - Bobby Campagnale - Score (245) 42.00$ 3 rd Game - Austin Karns - Score (267) 42.00$

(SINGLES EVENT) Women Handicap Side Pot Events1st Game - Christine Smith - Score (264) 18.00$ 2nd Game - Jannet Mullins - Score (274) 18.00$ 3 rd Game - Jannet Mullins - Score (258) 18.00$

CROSSOVER RESULTS (37 entries @ $ 10.00)1st Carlos Castillo 695 / 708 Austin Karns Total 1403 200.00$ 2 nd Don Quitangon 627 / 708 Keith Laing Total 1335 140.00$ 3 rd Dwayne Ellis 677 / 610 Moejo Ellis Total 1287 120.00$ 4 th Felicia Shelton 609 / 677 Dwayne Ellis Total 1286 100.00$ 5 th Michael Curl 683 / 601 Kelvin Axle Total 1284 70.00$ 6 th David Terrel 647 / 634 Thenora Oubichon Total 1281 60.00$ 7 th Jannet Mullins 597 / 677 Dwayne Ellis Total 1274 50.00$

ALL EVENTS HANDICAP RESULTS (25 entries @ $ 5.00) 1 st Score (2087) David Terrell( ) 80.00$ $2 nd Score (2044) Donato Quitangon 40.00$

ALL EVENTS SCRATCH (14 entries @ $ 5.00)1 St Score (2020) Keith Laing 65.00$


Linbrook Bowling Center201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253

saturdays • Check-in 7:30pm • Bowl at 8:00pm • $20 Per Person

sundays at 7:30-11 Am • 3 games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person

tuesday & Fridays at 1 Pm • Entry Fee: $10

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2nd Annual Eva Munson Memorial Events will be held on Sat. Oct 8Senior No Tap Tournament at 12:30pm $12 per person - 55 & older, Hdcp is 100% of 220

Eva Munson Memorial Scotch Doubles at 3:30pm $30 per coupleTeam max of 380 - One man & one woman - Hdcp is 90% of 210

** Eva Munson Memorial Events are prepaid entries only by Thursday October 6 **

Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles - Saturday - Oct 15 @ 12:30PMCheck in at 11:30am • Limited to the first 50 paid couples

This is the 10th Anniversary event with a potluck following bowling

20 Lane Challenge - Sunday - October 16 @ 10:30AMCheck in at 10:00am - Entry Fee: $20.00 Strike to score - Top Strikers Cash

Call E.J. Rogers for more info or to sign up

Monthly Sunday Decaf Doubles Tournament - Sunday - Oct 23 @ 10:30AMCheck in at 10:00am - Entry Fee: $20.00 - Luck of the Draw for partners.

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“FAN”-TASTIC MELISSAby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Every Friday morning at Linbrook Bowl in the 590 Classic, you can expect to see some really great bowling. Last week was no exception. Melissa Fan, a pretty good 184 average bowler, rolled 192 pins over her 3 game average. Her first 3 games consisted of 245, 248, and 256 for a 749. Adding a 227 game, she posted a fantastic 976 series. Very nice bowling Melissa.

Those joining the 900 Club were: E.J. Rogers 258/963, Ron Douglass 259/942, Steve Sparks 234/914, and Willy Bordenave 248/913.

Others making the honor roll were: Don Gardner 234/880, Dick McKenzie 232/875, Dan Baker 256/867, Frank Bellinder 242/867, Mark Allen 251/853, Rich Heid 226/852, Larry Green 255/845, Larry Nordstrom 245/845, Martin Angulo 268/834, Juan Sandoval 253/832, Terry Brent 212/831, Shig Shozi 223/818, Tony Chaco 235/817, Stacy Rider 237/815, Marie Barbush 277 (94 pins over her average) 811, Nancy M. Smith 212/806, Hong Kha 204/806, Alan Bloom 255/804, Genka Cabatu 217/803, Kyle Osterman 224/801, Bob Gosnell 213/801, Roberta McNaught 244, Rita Sparks 242, Karen Bagnall 236, Eric Kim 235, Rob Roberts 228, Orlando Vanegas 228, Rose Williams 225, Ed Hermance 221, Rod Cantrell 220, David McNaught 220, Chris Allen 219, Bo Vrabel 216, Jessica Diso 215, April Anderson 214, Kantral Williams 211, Jerry Roddam 205, Anderson Alcaraz 203, Nicole Evans 203, Al Lara 202, Cora Bussey 201, John Phillips 201, Janine Ditch 200 and Norm Walker 200. Stop by and see us some Friday AM @ 9:30. We’d love to entertain you.

ANAHEIM — For those of you who enjoy our Weekly Color Of Money here at Linbrook Bowling Center, there is a change in our time. The new time is check-in at 7:30 p.m., bowl at 8:00 p.m. Always check our ad to see any changes that may occur during the past week.It’s time for our weekly high scores for the week of September 20 through September 26.santa guys & gals: David Luraschi 201-216, Rodger Mor-ris 213-202, Mike Robbins 211, Frank DiCrisi 208-200, Tony Chaco 204, Alice Snyder 208.lunch Bunch: Joe Curti 202-217, Mike Blankenship 209.swinging trios: John Hillion 234, Stan Lucas 203-210, John Vojtko 200.Anaheim secondary teachers: Ed Yenowine 214.Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 213-221/622, Garrett Weiss 216, Larry Nordstrom 203.monday nite Football: Mike Baerg 224-211/623, Justin Salinaz 211.ten Pins: Dan Hust 243/635, Tony Toliver 228/603, Steve Saybrook 215-217/602, Jakob Imbrogno 225, Jesse Gwyn 224.vegas nonsense: Chris Duckworth 238-222/640, Calvin Duckworth 243/623, Steven Branch 214, Gio Bernal 207, Randy Wilins 206, Darlene Acosta 201.3’s Company: Melinda Manahan 255, Karen Bagnall 214, Mary Lou Platte 201.r.C.r.C.: Keith Taylor 227-209-225/661, Lou Cruz 204-257/639, Paul Budnovich 203.Executive Doubles: John Conway 238-223/652, Steve Domon 231-215/625, Bill Swanson 200-244/615, Stan Evans 237/613, Don Moore 237-202/605, Janine Ditch 205-257/649.just Desserts: Dan Perreira 217-247/647, Tony Wallick 217-232/630, Frank Maher 213-235/624, Justin Salinaz 246/606, Mike Blodgett 247-211, Nikki Trepesowky 213.m.t.l.: Rick Sargent 214-258-227/699, Aaron Wilson 207-236-242/685, Mark McLeod 279-222/683, Matthew Plust 213-266/668, Kyle Osterman 232-236/652, Janine Ditch 209-212/600, Kim Irwin 236, Rhiannon White 223, Elizabeth Scott 208, Rita Sparks 205.B.s.m.: Seong Kim 227-212-233/672, Joseph Riggs 209-228-216/653, Dong Hoon Choi 204-233/627, Jae Eon Yoo 222/609, Jimmy Kim 252, Sophia Kim 214-230/624.golden nuggets: Don VonFlotow 202.go For 9 (no-tap): Norm McLeod 258-258/711, Mac Mc-Neely 228-256/661, Walter Michalski 222-241/656, Tom Mur-ray 204-211-233/648, Sam Nolfo 212-205-228/645, Joann Basilio 217-231/623, Fran Stern 244-216/619, Barbara Bish 217, Sandy Durkin 211.Party timers: Josh Rahm 247-251/696, Lee Haywood 277-200/654, BIll Scudder 215-215-210/640, Mark McLeod 235-248/637, John Freeman 235-202/630, Tanya Garrett 202, Summer Hall 201.Anaheim nisei: Richard Crocker 227, Hach Murata 223, Al Ogata 223, Richard Iseri 212, Beverly Kaneen 228, Sherri Kawaguchi 208, Joyce Crocker 203.nikkei: Herb Murata 209-217-223/649, Tony Marasco 224-224/628, Sandy Viloria 222-222, Richard Takeuchi 220, Ken Kurihara 212-204, Linda Barcoma 209.525 ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 214-227/619, Latricia Carroll 203.santa super savers: Jerry Roddam 218, Joe Molina 213, Tony Chaco 204-200, Nick Lam 200.st. Pius: Fiel Aranda 214, Kristina Chorak 203.7-11 vegas: Calvin Macaraeg 200-207/604, Fiel Aranda 214, Kristina Chorak 203.grey Panthers: Norm McLeod 221, Tom Murray 214-202,

John Hillion 207, John Breitschwerdt 204, Bruce Pfluger 201.vegas Party: Ian Markstrum 232-224-275/731, John Con-way 246-213-247/706, David Wright 226-227-226/679, Darryl McDonough 213-266/667, Ryan Sargent 216-209-229/654, Sandy Keubler 235-206, Terry White 216, Dede Vanegas 211, Cathy Lopez 205, Lawana Clark 203.t.g.i.F.: Ric Kauten 221, Casey Jones 212-202, Kathy Kauten 212.kamaaina: Kevin Fujinami 242-231-214/687, Sandy Viloria 223-245-217/685, Lorin Tomono 226-241-209/676, Matt Skolnik 220-207-224/651, Victor Cabatu 212-242/636, Pam Jones 221-210/609, Genka Cabatu 213/600, Serena Miya-hira 215, Jayne Nishimoto 207, Linda Ichiyama 202.Double Daters: Tim McConaha 255-266-227/748, Bob McGraw 214-236/630, Tim Moore 245/624, Norm Walker 221-203, Tamra Christensen 208.Angel west: Wesley Kaye 210, Phil Hawkins 204, Raul Fuentez 200.gamblers Anonymous: Tim McConaha 227-210/632, James Iriye 228, Troy McConaha 221, John Sarti Jr. 207, Brent Valencia 202.20 lane Challenge: 1st Fred Smith 15 strikes $110, 2nd Robert Thompson 11 strikes $50, 3rd Roger Vasquez and Steve Sparks 10 strikes $20.senior no-tap: Results of September 20th. 33 entries @ $10.00=$330.00. 33 lineage @ $5.25=$173.25. 33 prize fund @ $4.75=$156.75. 25 3-6-9 @ $1.00=$25.00. Place Money—1st Janine Ditch 811 $31.00, 2nd Gino Vassallo 805 $22.00, 3rd John Freeman 803 $18.00, 4th Rose Carter 802 $13.00, 5th Tony Chaco 797 $9.00, 6th Mike Pizarro 776 $6.00. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Leo Asuncion 321 $8.00, 2nd Janine Ditch 304 $6.00, 3rd Fred Ringor 288 $4.00. Game 2, scr.: 1st Gino Vassallo 285 $9.75, 2nd Tony Chaco 277 $7.00, 3rd John Freeman 250 $5.00. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Mike Pizarro 318 $8.00, 2nd Rose Carter 291 $6.00, 3rd Tony Chaco 290 $5.00. 3-6-9 Carryover: $47.00. Added $25.00. New Total: $72.00. No winner.Eva munson memorial Events are prepaid events only by thursday, October 6. we hope to see you there.

STUDIO CITY — The season has officially started here at Pinz. A lot of new faces and even more of our favorites are back. You still have time to have a friend sign-up and bowl with you every week.Adults:tavern guild: Darrell Tucci 650, Bob Thomas 642, Derek Brown 556, Mikey Witt 244, Tom Whitaker 225, James Tan 212.twilighters: Ron Koblin 602, Shin Takei 581, Robert Ler-man 518, Marilyn Riffle 459, Gayle Lee 450, Bob Riffle 246, Steven Knox 209, Denise Maiman 171.Funseekers: David Dittlinger 693, Zoran Jacimovic 671, Robert Ferragamo 618, Eric Maize 611, Isabelle Vincent 571, Naida Angarita 518, Terry Wainscott 269, Greg Weinberg 235, T. Annibale 234, Dane Price 234, Lisa Frobisher 200.kings and Queens: Jon Schell 686, Wayne Roberts 649, Kevin Collins 598, Kathy Taylor 418, Will Pisnieski 245, Jeff Coggins 226, Edwin Marfil 205, Amy Wasserman 125.juniors:Adult/junior: Adult—Dennis Fahey 341. Junior—Max Korn 736, Ian Hamrick 179.have A Ball saturday: Christopher Williams 338, Eddie Hernandez 293, Johnny Lutjens 124, Joshua Niv 108, Carlos Cifneros 208, Fetita Shahinyan 229, Emma Crosley 96.have A Ball wednesday: Team #7, the “Strikeouts” won the league by only 3 1/2 games. Now is the time to join us for the new season. Just call us to sign-up or for more information. Noa Kreitenberg 92, Ayden Sami 26.see you next week.

Ventura County Bowlers Tour 8 Gamer USBC Sanctioned

Buena Lanes 1788 Mesa Verde Ave.

Ventura, California Sunday October 9th, 2011

Check in starts at 12:30 P.M. Bowl at 1:30 P.M.

Pattern: Shark Entry Fee: $75.00 Prize Fund: $45.00

Lineage: $20.00 Squad is limited to 48 bowlers Expense Fee: $10.00

Prize Ratio 1:6 or Better (Based on 30 entries)

1st: $600 2nd: $350 3rd: $250 4th: $175 5th: $125 6th:$100

Brackets: $5 (Games 2-3-4, 5-6-7) Sidepots: $20 (Covers all 8 Games)

For more information or to reserve a spot call Andre Good at (805) 415-7018 or Chris Shusta at (805) 889-0024.

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