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OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Forest Lanes 6 Gamer 1PM • Saturday, June 24th $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood (562) 421-8448 Check Out Our Website Cal-Bowl.com Saturday No-Tap June 3rd 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM Entry Fee:$40 Sidepots Optional 6 Games FRIDA FRIDA FRIDA FRIDA FRIDAY NO NO NO NO NO-TAP AP AP AP AP 3 GAMES Every Friday At 1:00 PM $15 ENTRY FEE Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = $772.00 Winner B.J. Thesis Entry Fee: $50.00 56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTER OPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS $ 69 $ 39 10 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax. Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply. Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials. Based on availability. Rates subject to change. Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend. No energy surcharge. SUN-THURS FRI-SAT FROM FROM 2007 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Thursday, May 25, 2006 67th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 News SINCE 1940 California California California California California B OWLING Adult Junior Scrambler at Keystone Lanes NORWALK — The Key- stone Lanes Junior-Adult Scram- bler is the perfect tournament for an adult to bowl with their fa- vorite junior. Just for fun, or a little friendly competition. Plus the first place team wins new bowling balls! This Sunday, May 28th is the date. Check-in at 12:30 p.m. Bowl at 1:00 p.m. Team entry fee is $35. The three-games include no- tap, 3-6-9 and a regular 10 pin type. Sounds like fun? Then go for it! It’s handi- capped at 80% at 200. Keystone Lanes is located at 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. in Norwalk. Easy off and on the 605 or the 5. For more informa- tion, call Mary Lou 562-869- 3261. WINNETKA—The San Fernando Valley Women’s Bowl- ing Association, the San Fernando Valley Youth Bowling Association, the Los Angeles Bowling Association, and Santa Monica Women’s Bowling As- sociation have officially merged. The meeting was held on Satur- day, May 13, 2006, at Canoga Park Bowl with 110 people in attendance. Presided over by Transition Committee Chairman Mario Rodriguez, the first item on the agenda was the vote to merge, which passed unani- mously. Next was discussion of the sanction fees. The proposal set the local portion of the fees at $8.00. For the members of the LABA, this was no change, but for both WBAs, this was a big jump. After much discussion, the local portion of dues increase was approved by the required two-thirds vote. The local por- tion of the adult dues will be $8.00. The By-Laws were then approved. Mario thanked the Transition Committee for their hard work and USBC Field Rep, Gloria Loftis commended those in the room for the tremendous steps they have taken in approv- ing the merger. Once this part of the meet- ing was concluded, the floor was turned over to Ken Doolittle, co- chair of the Nominating Com- SFVWBA / LABA / SMWBA / SFVYBA Become North Los Angeles County USBC mittee to conduct the election of the new Board of Directors. The membership elected the following officers and directors: President – Mario Rodriguez; Vice President – Liz Rogers; Di- rectors – Ro Bauer, BA Chester, Rose Chin, Christine Drew, Craig Goodman, Darvin Greene, Chick Julian, Judy Karp, Rory Murphy, Tish Plotkin, Teresa Salazar, Jay Siegman, Shirley Stark, Jill Williamson and Hank Yobs. Also on the new board are 5 members selected by the local Youth Committee: Tom Leigh, Diddy Watts, Proprietor Rep - Tom Cristi and Youth Rep - Jer- emy Ir. A replacement will be named from the Youth Commit- tee to the board because of Mario’s election to office. All business will continue at each of the offices until the merger is completed, later this summer. The new merged office will be at 9175 De Soto Ave. in Chatsworth. The fees will con- tinue as they are until the char- ter has been approved from Na- tional, the new dues will take affect at that time. All centers and league secretaries will be notified of the timeline for the changes. If you have any addi- tional questions, comments or would like to inquire about the Association Manager position, please call (818) 718-0193 or email [email protected]. SAUGUS—The ladies of the WWPB will be back in action this weekend at Santa Clarita Lanes for our 4th annual Santa Clarita Lanes Western Women Professional Bowlers Open. We are dedicating this year’s event to a local boy named Mateo Franco. Mateo is eight years old and battling Leukemia. Last September his parents took him to the doctor because he had a fever and a sore throat. A week later he was diagnosed with Leu- kemia. Mateo and his family will be participating in our pro-am this Saturday night scheduled for 6:30pm. Anyone interested in participating in this fun filled, star-studded pro-am may con- tact Santa Clarita Lanes at 661- 254-0540. Roaring 90’s Bowling League by Phyl Knoll, Secretary TORRANCE — It was al- most 10:00 A.M. Thursday, Feb- ruary 16th at Bowl-O-Drome and Bill Bonn focused his eyes on the front door waiting for his teammate, Lamart Jenkins to show up. But, that was the situation almost every week because Lamart works nights and barely has time to change clothes be- fore our league starting time. As soon as we spotted him, we flagged him down to lane 7-8. He staggered into his bowling shoes just in time to throw one practice ball...a strike! The first frame...a strike! The second frame...a strike! But that was not uncommon for Lamart. It was at this point, I returned to give at- tention to my own game. The next time I happened to look over, I had to look twice. Lamart had just completed his ninth frame...nine strikes! Well, he did it! He killed the pocket for three more strikes for a beautiful “300” game. And...was he thrilled. He hadn’t seen one of those since 1977 when he bowled his first “300” game at Fort Carson Lanes in Fort Carson, Colorado. Lamart began his bowling career in 1962 joining leagues at Manchester Bowling Academy, Manchester-Western Bowl, and Southwest Bowl. He currently bowls three leagues a week and maintains a league average be- tween 192 and 225. On April 27th league president Gregory Jacobs pre- sented Lamart with his USBC “300” Ring, 100-Pins Over Av- erage Watch, 75 Pins Over Aver- age Chevron and from So. L.A. County B.A. a 9-row Chevron. With that and deservingly, Lamart received a standing ova- tion from fellow teammates. Bill Bonn Don Pulls Out A Win! SAN DIEGO—The NABI San Diego tournament was hosted by Parkway Bowl this past weekend, & Don Pulliam earned his first NABI title. Don, another of a growing group that is perfecting their bowling skills by using their non dominant hand, has diligently worked on using his left hand. His hard work paid off, as he took advan- tage of the favorable conditions & became our newest champion. His opponent was another of the NABI San Diego “seasoned citi- zens”, Jay Shackelford, who had qualified #4. Jay won his first three matches, but after bowling 12 games, he was starting to run out of energy. Don sensed that was the situation & after a ner- vous start, put everything to- gether & won the match & $1000. The other qualifiers compet- ing in the finals were Anthony Bacon, Simon Nophalath & Gil Gissendaner. Once again all sidepots were a guaranteed $50, & Jim Nunnally, Johnny Graham, Frank Menchaca, James Whiteley, Ed Johnson, Brian Watkins, Paul Vance, Gissen- daner & Shackelford were win- ners. The next NABI tournament will be a two day Memorial Day Tournament on May 27 th & 28 th at Mira Mesa Lanes. Details are in our ad in this week’s newspa- per. See you at Mira Mesa on the 27 th &/or the 28th …. we’ll save a cookie for you! WWPB at Santa Clarita Lanes This Weekend! by Lori Yamasaki As always, terrific raffle prizes will be given to all pro- am participants as well as great deals on bowling balls from Storm Bowling Products. His parents have created a website for Mateo, please visit www.caringbridge.org/visit/ mateofranco for more informa- tion about him. Tom Cristi and his staff will host their traditional breakfast buffet Saturday and Sunday morning starting at 8:00am. Squad start time on Saturday is 9:30am. Finalists will return for round robin match play finals Sunday morning to determine a champion. Our next WWPB two-day event will be July 29-30 at Palos Verdes Bowl. Please visit our website at www.wwpb.com. Santa Clarita Second Chance Five Gamer SAUGUS — Santa Clarita Lanes located at 21615 West Soledad Canyon Road, 661-254- 0540, will be running a scratch FIVE GAMER Friday, May 26th at 7:30 P.M. What a way to start a 3-day fun weekend! The $50 entry fee includes sidepots. Bring cash, because we Santa Clarita Lanes W.W.P.B. Adult/Junior No-Tap Pro-Ams May 27 SAUGUS — Check this folks! Did you ever bowl a tour- nament where you are guaran- teed prizes worth more than your entry fee? Sound crazy? Tom Cristi and his staff have put together a PRO-AM pack- age that includes 3 games of bowling with three W.W.P.B. stars, a bowling pin for auto- graphs, a certificate from the pros, plus a $25 door prize — all for a $25 entry fee. You read it here. The best women bowlers (W.W.P.B.) will be visiting Santa Clarita as part of their regular tour. The ladies are always happy to answer questions, help with your game and support the Pro-Ams. Check-in at 5:30 P.M. on Sat- urday, May 27 — Bowl at 7:30 P.M. Come Early — watch the gals compete, pick up some point- ers and enjoy REAL BOWL- ING! Call 661-254-0540. pay off in cash. Tom Cristi is back at the helm, so you are in for a great time. Craig Goodman will be glad to sign you up, give directions or schedule a mass arrival. Check-in early! Pins come down at 7:30 P.M. sharp. Call now to reserve your spot.
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News SINCE 1940CaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaBOWLINGAdult JuniorScrambler at
Keystone LanesNORWALK — The Key-
stone Lanes Junior-Adult Scram-bler is the perfect tournament foran adult to bowl with their fa-vorite junior. Just for fun, or alittle friendly competition. Plusthe first place team wins newbowling balls!
This Sunday, May 28th is thedate. Check-in at 12:30 p.m.Bowl at 1:00 p.m. Team entryfee is $35.
The three-games include no-tap, 3-6-9 and a regular 10 pintype. Sounds like fun?
Then go for it! It’s handi-capped at 80% at 200.
Keystone Lanes is located at11459 E. Imperial Hwy. inNorwalk. Easy off and on the605 or the 5. For more informa-tion, call Mary Lou 562-869-3261.
WINNETKA—The SanFernando Valley Women’s Bowl-ing Association, the SanFernando Valley Youth BowlingAssociation, the Los AngelesBowling Association, and SantaMonica Women’s Bowling As-sociation have officially merged.The meeting was held on Satur-day, May 13, 2006, at CanogaPark Bowl with 110 people inattendance. Presided over byTransition Committee ChairmanMario Rodriguez, the first itemon the agenda was the vote tomerge, which passed unani-mously.
Next was discussion of thesanction fees. The proposal setthe local portion of the fees at$8.00. For the members of theLABA, this was no change, butfor both WBAs, this was a bigjump. After much discussion,the local portion of dues increasewas approved by the requiredtwo-thirds vote. The local por-tion of the adult dues will be$8.00. The By-Laws were thenapproved. Mario thanked theTransition Committee for theirhard work and USBC Field Rep,Gloria Loftis commended thosein the room for the tremendoussteps they have taken in approv-ing the merger.
Once this part of the meet-ing was concluded, the floor wasturned over to Ken Doolittle, co-chair of the Nominating Com-
SFVWBA / LABA / SMWBA / SFVYBABecome North Los Angeles County USBC
mittee to conduct the election ofthe new Board of Directors.
The membership elected thefollowing officers and directors:President – Mario Rodriguez;Vice President – Liz Rogers; Di-rectors – Ro Bauer, BA Chester,Rose Chin, Christine Drew, CraigGoodman, Darvin Greene,Chick Julian, Judy Karp, RoryMurphy, Tish Plotkin, TeresaSalazar, Jay Siegman, ShirleyStark, Jill Williamson and HankYobs. Also on the new board are5 members selected by the localYouth Committee: Tom Leigh,Diddy Watts, Proprietor Rep -Tom Cristi and Youth Rep - Jer-emy Ir. A replacement will benamed from the Youth Commit-tee to the board because ofMario’s election to office.
All business will continue ateach of the offices until themerger is completed, later thissummer. The new merged officewill be at 9175 De Soto Ave. inChatsworth. The fees will con-tinue as they are until the char-ter has been approved from Na-tional, the new dues will takeaffect at that time. All centersand league secretaries will benotified of the timeline for thechanges. If you have any addi-tional questions, comments orwould like to inquire about theAssociation Manager position,please call (818) 718-0193 oremail [email protected].
SAUGUS—The ladies of theWWPB will be back in actionthis weekend at Santa ClaritaLanes for our 4th annual SantaClarita Lanes Western WomenProfessional Bowlers Open. Weare dedicating this year’s eventto a local boy named MateoFranco. Mateo is eight years oldand battling Leukemia. LastSeptember his parents took himto the doctor because he had afever and a sore throat. A weeklater he was diagnosed with Leu-kemia.
Mateo and his family will beparticipating in our pro-am thisSaturday night scheduled for6:30pm. Anyone interested inparticipating in this fun filled,star-studded pro-am may con-tact Santa Clarita Lanes at 661-254-0540.
Roaring 90’sBowling League
by Phyl Knoll, SecretaryTORRANCE — It was al-
most 10:00 A.M. Thursday, Feb-ruary 16th at Bowl-O-Dromeand Bill Bonn focused his eyeson the front door waiting for histeammate, Lamart Jenkins toshow up.
But, that was the situationalmost every week becauseLamart works nights and barelyhas time to change clothes be-fore our league starting time. Assoon as we spotted him, weflagged him down to lane 7-8.He staggered into his bowlingshoes just in time to throw onepractice ball...a strike! The firstframe...a strike! The secondframe...a strike! But that was notuncommon for Lamart. It was atthis point, I returned to give at-tention to my own game. Thenext time I happened to lookover, I had to look twice. Lamarthad just completed his ninthframe...nine strikes!
Well, he did it! He killed thepocket for three more strikes fora beautiful “300” game.And...was he thrilled. He hadn’tseen one of those since 1977when he bowled his first “300”game at Fort Carson Lanes inFort Carson, Colorado.
Lamart began his bowlingcareer in 1962 joining leagues atManchester Bowling Academy,Manchester-Western Bowl, andSouthwest Bowl. He currentlybowls three leagues a week andmaintains a league average be-tween 192 and 225.
On April 27th leaguepresident Gregory Jacobs pre-sented Lamart with his USBC“300” Ring, 100-Pins Over Av-erage Watch, 75 Pins Over Aver-age Chevron and from So. L.A.County B.A. a 9-row Chevron.With that and deservingly,Lamart received a standing ova-tion from fellow teammates.
Bill Bonn
Don PullsOut A Win!
SAN DIEGO—The NABISan Diego tournament washosted by Parkway Bowl thispast weekend, & Don Pulliamearned his first NABI title. Don,another of a growing group thatis perfecting their bowling skillsby using their non dominanthand, has diligently worked onusing his left hand. His hardwork paid off, as he took advan-tage of the favorable conditions& became our newest champion.His opponent was another of theNABI San Diego “seasoned citi-zens”, Jay Shackelford, who hadqualified #4. Jay won his firstthree matches, but after bowling12 games, he was starting to runout of energy. Don sensed thatwas the situation & after a ner-vous start, put everything to-gether & won the match &$1000.
The other qualifiers compet-ing in the finals were AnthonyBacon, Simon Nophalath & GilGissendaner.
Once again all sidepots werea guaranteed $50, & JimNunnally, Johnny Graham,Frank Menchaca, JamesWhiteley, Ed Johnson, BrianWatkins, Paul Vance, Gissen-daner & Shackelford were win-ners.
The next NABI tournamentwill be a two day Memorial DayTournament on May 27th & 28th
at Mira Mesa Lanes. Details arein our ad in this week’s newspa-per. See you at Mira Mesa onthe 27th &/or the 28th …. we’llsave a cookie for you!
WWPB at Santa ClaritaLanes This Weekend!
by Lori YamasakiAs always, terrific raffle
prizes will be given to all pro-am participants as well as greatdeals on bowling balls fromStorm Bowling Products.
His parents have created awebsite for Mateo, please visitwww.caringbridge.org/visit/mateofranco for more informa-tion about him.
Tom Cristi and his staff willhost their traditional breakfastbuffet Saturday and Sundaymorning starting at 8:00am.Squad start time on Saturday is9:30am. Finalists will return forround robin match play finalsSunday morning to determine achampion.
Our next WWPB two-dayevent will be July 29-30 at PalosVerdes Bowl. Please visit ourwebsite at www.wwpb.com.
Santa ClaritaSecond Chance
Five GamerSAUGUS — Santa Clarita
Lanes located at 21615 WestSoledad Canyon Road, 661-254-0540, will be running a scratchFIVE GAMER Friday, May26th at 7:30 P.M. What a wayto start a 3-day fun weekend!
The $50 entry fee includessidepots. Bring cash, because we
Santa Clarita LanesW.W.P.B. Adult/Junior
No-Tap Pro-Ams May 27SAUGUS — Check this
folks! Did you ever bowl a tour-nament where you are guaran-teed prizes worth more than yourentry fee? Sound crazy?
Tom Cristi and his staff haveput together a PRO-AM pack-age that includes 3 games ofbowling with three W.W.P.B.stars, a bowling pin for auto-graphs, a certificate from thepros, plus a $25 door prize —all for a $25 entry fee. You readit here.
The best women bowlers(W.W.P.B.) will be visiting SantaClarita as part of their regulartour. The ladies are alwayshappy to answer questions, helpwith your game and support thePro-Ams.
Check-in at 5:30 P.M. on Sat-urday, May 27 — Bowl at 7:30P.M.
Come Early — watch the galscompete, pick up some point-ers and enjoy REAL BOWL-ING! Call 661-254-0540.
pay off in cash.Tom Cristi is back at the helm,
so you are in for a great time.Craig Goodman will be glad tosign you up, give directions orschedule a mass arrival.
Check-in early! Pins comedown at 7:30 P.M. sharp. Callnow to reserve your spot.
Thursday, May 25, 2006Page 2 BOWLING NEWS
ANAHEIM—Bryan has beenbowling for about two years andloves bowling. Now more thanever as he posted a big 722/ 812for his second championship. Hisfirst win was in July 2005 also atLinbrook Lanes. Bryan works asa customer service rep. His Bowl-ing buddy E.J. Rogers talkedhim into bowling tournaments.Thanks E.J. E.J. didn’t do toobadly either coming in second for$400.
For his big win Bryan was roll-ing a Buzz Saw and a Vertigo bowl-ing ball drilled by Allan Bloomand Frank Bellinder. ThanksGuys. His highest game is a 266and his highest series is 722 shotthis week in the Donkee tour.
Bryan thanks God and saysthat prayer really does work. Hethanks his friends for their sup-port and cheers. That they did.
He also wishes to thank hisspecial friend Kmel Cunonon forpolishing his bowling balls, andJinny Adams in the Linbrook ProShop for her expertise and help..Looks like Bryan got a lot of help.
For his big win, First place was$800 with added Jack Ace moneyof $500 to pocket $1,400. Con-gratulations to a very nice youngman.
Bryan drew the Mystery game,a 251. No winner. E.J. Rogers drewthe mystery series a 471, also nowinner, so there is lots to shootfor at Covina Bowl this weekend.Mystery Game is $600 and Mys-tery Series is a big $1,000
In the Sat. 2:00pm squad Sidepots were $21. Dave Millerpicked up the 1st and 3rd rolling a266 and a 212 game.. BudZagorski shot a 247 the 2nd side-pot. In the Sunday 10:30am squadside pots were $72 E.J. Rogersand Chris Solar tied the first gamerolling big 276 games. AnthonyBorci posted a 257 the 2nd gameand David Farrow shot a 263the 3rd game. In the 12:30pmsquad we had two side pots — 1st
place was $75 & 2nd place was$25. First game Ronnie Gordonposted a 263 and E.J. Rogers a262, 2nd game Dominic Tambioshot a 260 and Bryan Datuin a238, 3rd game Jeff Juckett posteda big big 280 and Bret Rose a 250game. In the Semi‘s for $57Bryan Datuin could do no wrongas he posted a 265, a 284 and a263 game sweeping the side pots
Bryan Datuin Rolls Out To A Big 2nd
Donkee Championship Pocketing $1,400and the championship. WOW???
This coming Holiday week-end Sunday and Monday it’sBRUNSWICK COVINA LANES1060 W. San Bernardino Rd.Covina.
June 3/4th is a bye. June 11th
Sunday we are at AMF BOWL-O-DROME. First squad is at10:00am, 11:30am and the lastsquad is at 2:30pm with threegame finals following.
See you at Brunswick CovinaLanes. Bye.
Dir. Bert Strain presenting Champion Bryan Datuin a checkfor $1,300.00, Ben Philalack 4th., Anthony Borci 3rd. TopBret Rose 5th. and E.J. Rogers 2nd.
Team Five Hits721/2037 Series
In Forest 610 LoopLAKE FOREST — Team
Five consisting of AshkanTahvildaran, Alan Meyerson andSeth Leader rolled a 721/2037team series to pace the firstweeks of Forest Lanes’ high scor-ing 610 Scratch Trios.
Averaging 235 based on a 267/766 set, Leader led the individualscoring last Thursday night.With Ashkan’s 243/657 andMeyerson’s 219/614 the trioposted the loop’s to date bestteam scores.
The 10-trio loop started theprevious week with MikeBelair’s 289/708 heading the bestgame list. Steve Zimmerman’s278/719 and Brent Ilagan 259/715 fill out the 700 series honorroll. Randy Erickson almost cre-ated a 300 game starting withseven strikes finishing with a273.
According to Center ManagerAllan MacDuffee the 610 shouldbe another exciting high scoringleague. The public is invited towatch Orange County’s best inaction. Competition starts at9:00 P.M. Just call 949-770-0055 for more information.
Manager MacDuffee has beenbeaming since Monday. Hisdaughter presented him withwith a handsome grandson. Allanmight still have a few cigarsleft— call 949-770-0055.
DONKEE TOUR(At Linbrook Bowling Center)
May 21, 2006FINAL STANDINGS
1. Bryan Datiun 812 $800.00 Jack Ace 500.00 2. E.J. Rogers 732 400.00 3. Anthony Borci 722 105.00 4. Ben Philalack 691 100.00 5. Bret Rose 689 90.00 6. Beth Borci 683 75.00 7. Michael Barcenas 682 70.00 8. Diedre Alkire 667 68.00 9. Keith Kenworthy Sr. 653 66.0010. Ronnie Gordon 650 64.0011. Dominic Tambio 646 62.0012. Annie Cho 644 60.0013. David Farrow 643 58.0014. Greg Reed 614 56.0015. Bud Zagorski 597 54.0016. Chris Solas 595 52.0017. Angelina Nillo 590 50.0018. Luis Diaz 585 48.0019. Jeff Juckett 575 46.00
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Alex Castillo “300” in ABTA at the Bowlium. New ABTAMember Evelyn Sales congratulates Alex Castillo on hisPerfect Game in the ABTA/ Bowlium Event and also offeringCongratulations is Bowlium Gen Mgr. Rick Connell.
Crowder wins Match Series $368 at Bowlium. MarvinCrowder bowled a 673 Scratch Series which matched to theSeries drawn by tourney HQ Ely Cruz. At right offeringCongrats is New ABTA member Reina Flores.
Pamintuan wins second ABTA Title at the Bowlium (L-R)Jinny Lei 6th, Minh Dang- Runnerup, Bert Pamintual(Champion) $2,300, Sol Cericos 3rd, Tess Cruz semifinalistand Lito Dizon 12th.
MONTCLAIR — BertPamintuan, one our most support-ive members, stepped up big timeand won his second ABTA title infine style, doing it the hard waywinning four straight matches inthe Single Elim Finals at superBowlium to take home a nice$2,300 top prize.
We again had a great turnoutof 237 bowlers in the one dayevent which had scores on themedium side with the men +65and the ladies in at +36. We re-turned 55 bowlers to the Semifi-nals including the added Super Se-niors Timmy Austin, ValliardoGonzalez and Imee Ahorro.
After the Semis, the powerfulMinh Dang led the way with a huge+177 to be seeded tops to sit outand bowl for the title in the top16 Single Elims. He was followedby Pamintuan at +104 who wouldsit out the first round of the singleelims and enter in round #2. Ittook a nice +48 to make the top16 which included 4 women.
Losers in round #1 were Alex“300” Castillo, Silvia Rodriguez(the crowd favorite) , DanielVasquez, Danny Eguilos, Alan“the Dragon” Aguilar, JoevinBolanos and Lito Dizon. Theycashed in 10-16th places and $105each.
Round #2 saw Jinny Lei,Darcee Cashman, Ben Mach andDanny Guevarra bite the dust tofinish in 6-9 places and $115each.
Round #3 had Sol Cericosdown Karrie Lease 220-204. BertPamintuan blitzed James Abilar227-172. Karrie and James were4th and 5th at the Bowlium and$130 each. Bert and Sol to meetfor the right to bowl the Buff Mr.Dang for the title!
In this match Bert stepped upand downed the likable Cericos ina good one 237-218. Sol was 3rdat the Bowlium and $215. Bert
Pamintuan Cleans Up The ABTAWins 2nd Title $2,300 at Bowlium
Alex Castillo Bowls “300” / Crowder Wins Match Series3-6-9- is $2,300 / Match Series est $700 • Match Game 3 is $3,500
Memorial Event This Week Friday, Saturday and Sunday$4,000 Min. 1st and Up to $8,150 1st at West Covina Lanes
off to the title game vs MinhDang!
The title game was on andMinh elected to have Bert leadoff. He did in a big way with a fivebagger!! Pressure mounting onDang. He tried his best but had anopen in frames 2 and 5. Bert fi-nally opened in frame 7 and Minhtried for a double in frames 6-7 tono avail. Bert went off the sheetin frames 9-10 for good measureand a huge 238/274-163/205 vic-tory and his second title. Greatbowling by a great guys who aremore than deserving! This classyman has so many friends in theclub and is very well-liked. It isheartwarming to see him win thistitle as he had been unable to bowlfor some time after an injury. Hehad some trying times the pasttwo months but it all came to-gether at the Bowlium. GreatBowling Bert! His wife Virgie wassooo Happy and Proud. Goodthings happen to good people!
Great bowling by another greatbowler Minh Dang who was goingfor title #2 and of course SolCericos in third who bowled so wellalso.
ABTA Notes: Tourney HiQualifiers were red-hot Ely Cruz+193 (men) and Irene Kang ledthe ladies +138. They will get paidentries to our next regular event.
The 3-6-9 worth $2,200 wasnot hit. Danny Guevarra missedon shot #3, so we will go for aSweet $2,300 in the 3-6-9 thisweek in our Big event! Danny gota $50 consolation for beer money!
The Match Series wasmatched as Cruz drew a nice 677series which was matched by noneother than Marv Crowder Sr. Hehappily took the $368 for a $2entry fee. We estimate the Seriesto go for $700 this week at WestCovina.
The Match Game was worth$3,500. Due to a 277 drawn by
Mr. Dang, again the Match Gamewill be $3,500 this week with thebalance going to the carryover potof $2855 already. Big Bucks thisweekend! We will have perhaps 3weeks, or more of $3,500 matchgame pots. :-)
The optional doubles weretaken by two of our regulars ElyCru and Danny Eguilos. Theirhuge 1541got them $120. We paid12 places in the doubles.
The Weekly Ball donated byColumbia “300” ball of the weekwent to Chris Kelly, who is mostdeserving. He will receive the ballof the week an AMF300. Hepicked the new Radar Ball andhappily so!.
Alex Castillo fired a “300”game at 5:30 and will be honoredwith a ring, a Jacket and an awardat our Las Vegas Party in July atthe Gold Coast! Great bowlingAlex! He drilled his own ball atBowlers Image Pro Shop in Ac-tion Lanes, a Columbia Icon2 Hethrew a great final ball!
Champion Bert Pamintiuan isfrom Garden Grove and marriedto Virgie with 3 kids Jamiee, An-gela and Jerome. He owns severalMerry Maid Franchises so we knowhe is 0ne Clean Guy! He used aColumbia Icon2 drilled by ABTAmember Mike Wahl at CerritosLanes. He thanks family, and bud-dies, Alan the Dragon, ElPresidente, Anthony Borci, Beth,Lito, and Tess for support!
Minh Dang is from GardenGrove and used an Ebonite drilledBy ABTA member Ben Mach!He’s single ladies! He thanks PalsResty, Iron Man, Bart, Tri Vo,Beth and Anthony for support andthe ABTA Staff for a good job!Want a trim or a style? Minh is ahaircutter!
Sol Cericos is from Arcadia andused a Rotogrip drilled by Memoat Action Lanes. He’s married toMary with 2 kids, A. J. and
Hannah! He thanks his family, theABTA staff and Memo for sup-port!
Thanks to Bowlium and Stafffor hosting us and we hope to re-turn there on the next schedule.Got a great Manager there Mr.Rick Connell, great desk and lanepersonnel. Bar management andbartenders are all superb! Specialthanks to Ed Garcia for his sup-port and bringing in such enthusi-astic new members there. Greatpeople for sure. Thanks Eddie!
We will return to West CovinaLanes this weekend in a Friday,Saturday, Sunday Event for ourBig Memorial Event May 25-26-27 with a tough shot and $4,000min and up $8,150 first with thebonuses
There are separate qualifyingboards. Each day is a cut, so youwill know if you made the board/semifinals. Friday Squads begin at7:00PM, Saturday at 2:30, andSunday at 12:00Noon. Last regu-lar squad is 4:30PM. 6:00PM is are-entry only Squad taking 1 in 5½ to the semis.
See our ad and related storyon this big tournament. Check inEARLY!!
It is history as Bert Pamintuanenters the archives as our latestchampion!
Join us at West Covina for theBIG ONE!!!
Get those Vegas Rooms infolks! We will sell out for sure thisyear! We have great Rates!
Our big Las Vegas Open June30-July 1-2-3-4 at the Gold Coast!$9,000 1st min in this one and$13,500 first with the bonuses! Abig one you will not want to miss!
Also there is a big Pizza Spe-cial at West Covina as You buy aPersonal Pan Pizza and receiveanother of same or lesser valuefor free! Yummy!! Until WestCovina!
ABTA Memorial Special at West Covina$4000 Min 1st $8,150 1st with Bonuses
BIG POTS Friday- Saturday-Sunday EventNew Members Welcome up to 209 Average
Special PIZZA Offer from Brunswick/West CovinaThe ABTA will have Annual Memorial Event May 26-27-28 at
West Covina Lanes with $4,000 min 1st Place and up to $8,150 1stwith bonuses. The Memorial Day Special (three day) will have 3separate qualifying days with 1 in 5 1/2 making the board daily.Friday May 26 Qualifying at 7:00- 9:00-10:30 & 11:30 PM. Sat.May 27 at 2:30-4-5:30-7-8:30 & 10PM. On Sunday May 28 4squads (last day) at 12:00-1:30 & 3:00 & last regular qualifyingsquad at 4:30 PM RE Entry Only Squad is at 6:00PM.
The first entry in this event is $74 prepaid, and $74 on site withre entries at lower rates of $63, $60, and $53. There is also thereduced entry program which pays a nice $2,000 for a $46 Entry feewith re entries of $43-$41.
Bonuses in this Annual Event are big, as the Cash N Carry willpay $110-$1 in this one, and can net you as much as $2,750 max.There is a Friday night qualifying bonus of $400 if you win theevent. Other bonuses are $100 for qualifying Saturday at 2:30-4:00or 5:30 PM. There is the usual $100 for wearing your ABTA logoshirt. There is a participation bonus of $500 if You have bowled 29squads since May 28, 2005. There is $100 if using a Columbia“300” (our sponsor) Ball for the win.
New members are allowed up to 209 Average and can join foronly $10. Ladies 49 + and Men 55+ as always receive a free mem-bership. The shot will be on the tougher side, Lower Scores, Sparesare a must!
Check in Early for this Special Event! Also West Covina isoffering a Pizza Special to us this weekend. Buy one Personal PanPizza and get another of same or lesser value for free!
Note: Next Week we visit the Valley. We resume action June 3 atMission Hills Bowl in Mission Hills. Special Squad times. Qualifyat 12:30-2:00- 3:30-5:00 & 7:00 PM. 3-6-9/Semis 900 PM.
Get those Las Vegas Rooms reserved, and paid in full by June 17or they will be released.
AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENTASSOCIATION
(At AMF Bowlium Lanes)May 20, 2006
FINAL STANDINGS 1. Bert Pamintuan 704 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,200.00 ABTA Shirt 100.00 2. Minh Dang 777 500.00 3. Sol Cericos 698 215.00 4. Karrie Lease 665 130.00 5. James Abilar 664 130.00 6. Ben Mach 702 115.00 7. Danny Guevarra 688 115.00 8. Jinny Lei 681 115.00 9. Darcee Cashman 664 115.0010. Alex Castillo 681 105.0011. Silvia Rodriguez 673 105.0012. Daniel Vasquez Jr. 667 105.0013. Danny Eguilos 664 105.0014. Alan Aguilar (RH) 662 105.0015. Joevin Bolanos 652 105.0016. Lito Dizon 648 105.0017. Steve Cruze 646 101.0018. Leo Tartamella (SS) 636 100.0019. Ping Tubera 630 100.0020. John Gonzales 627 97.5021. Angel Chau 624 97.5022. Robert Mercado 622 95.0023. Ronnie Cordero 620 95.0024. Jeff Taino 618 92.5025. David Fairow 614 92.5026. Nick Smith 605 90.0027. Rico Cayton (SS) 602 88.7527. John Ellars 602 88.7529. Julian Conwi 600 87.5030. Bedell Vasquez 598 85.0031. Roger Viernes 594 85.0032. Erik Volk 593 82.5033. Marvin Crowder Sr. 590 80.0034. Ronald Sanchez 576 75.0035. Jason J. Garcia 574 70.0036. Chris Kelly 573 62.5036. Beth Borci 573 62.5038. Art Lindsey (SS) 570 57.5039. Ely Cruz (SS) 569 55.0040. Imee Ahorro (SS) 566 51.2540. Irene Kang 566 51.2542. Rey Josafat 565 49.0043. Jojo Barcelona 561 48.0044. David Jones Jr. 560 47.0045. Philip Lebaquin 557 47.0046. Frank Zhen 549 47.0047. G. Gonzales (SS)(60%) 548 27.5048. Tess Cruz 547 46.0048. Roger Romero (SS) 547 46.0050. Tim Austin (SS) 544 45.0051. Carlos Vejar 528 45.0052. Tracy Cueto 518 45.0053. Dodie Sajonas (SS) 503 44.0054. Lynn Waldie 482 44.0055. Jimmy Dacasin DNS FE
DOUBLES 1. Ely Cruz/ Danny Eguilos 1541 120.00 2. Ronnie Cordero/ Alan Aguilar 1473 110.00 3. JulianConwi/ Minh Dang 1444 100.00 4. Ronnie Cordero/ Jo Jo Barcelona 1441 90.00 5. Ronald Sanchez/ Julian Conwi 1439 80.00 6. Bert Pamintaun/ Danny Guevarra 1439 80.00 7. Ronnie Cordero/ Minh Dang 1433 70.00 8. Ronnie Cordero/ Danny Guevarra 1424 60.00 9. Jeff Taino/ Ronnie Cordero 1419 50.0010. Ely Cruz/ Bert Pamintuan 1405 40.0011. Bedell Vasquez/ Irene Kang 1405 40.0012. Julian Conwi/ Bart Sanchez 1399 30.00
FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores
Men: +65, Women: +36Super Seniors: Tim Austin, Irene Ahorro,Giliardo Gonzales
HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Ely Cruz +193Women: Irene Kang +138
SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9
Danny Guevarra 50.00Worth This Week 2,300.00
MATCH GAME — 277No winnerThis Week 3,500.00
MATCH SERIES — 673Marvin Crowder Sr. 368.00
TRACK BALL WINNERChris KellyPrize Fund, 237 5,856.50Paid Entries, 16 @ $44 704.00Optional Sidepots 1,481.00Doubles 870.00Brackets 11,710.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00Match Series 368.00TOTAL PAID OUT $22,327.50
Thursday, May 25, 2006Page 6 BOWLING NEWS
Thursday, May 25, 2006 Page 7BOWLING NEWS
PICKWICK BOWL921 W. Riverside Dr.
Burbank – 818-842-7188By TISH
STUDIO CITY—This weekend you will probably take awalk, have a party, cook some food, but there may be onething that you are forgetting. We are open 9am – 2am every-day even on Memorial Day Weekend. With this jaw droppingaccusation we promise to provide a fun and friendly atmo-sphere for all members of the family.
Finally we turn towards our league bowlers who have com-pleted their winter sessions. We look forward to the heatabout to be generated from their summer leagues.
PINZ ADULTSTavern Guild: David Quam 202 213 217-632, Tina Rukstalis
224 214-594, Tarek Hashem 222-547, T.R. Burton 188-532Twilighters: George Cruz 100 Pinz over average 265-630,
Angel Adordionicio 217 246-643, Dan Coffelt 224 226-624,Mike Lehrfeld 200 230-601
Kings and Queens: David McKennett 246-204-615, JohnHarnois 218-550, Russ Butner 209-536
PINZ SENIORSWell howdy do senior folk. We welcome ya’ll back now ya
here. Thanks for a great season partners. We hope when thesummer heat swells you pony on back to us here at the PinzSaddle house. Now let’s take a gander at these scores:
Laurel Hall: Karen Hallinan 182-483, Marcia Shourt 187-472, Karen Collier 160-433
Happy Timers: Gas Sumanpong 188-486, Sam Ching 197-470, Toni Stepka 150-441
Breakfast Club: Ann Ramer 245-594, Elayne Klein 190-
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818-769-7600 or 877-2380when you have time to spare
BURBANK—Summer leagues are underway and at lastcount the Thurs. 885 is looking for one bowler and SundayLaughlin appears to need a few as well. If you’re interestedin those spots give us a call.
Senior Swingers reported great scratch scores from JimEmery 215/533, Larry Mc Donald 201/579, Julie Dickason 201,Alba Williams 186, Jenny Sanchez 467 and Ruth Myren 465.Handicap highs go to John Desantis 241/665 and JohnCarmody 239/663.
Monday 680 started with bang up scratch scores from JoeGianficaro 258/716, Rick Stouffer 258, Setu Molia 700, GlendaNale 243/659, Crissy Gianficaro 224 and Carol Thrasher 563.Handicap high went to Dana Green 716.
The new format for the Robby’s Mixed Scratch is bringingout the best with scores from Angleo Dixon 279/717,Demetrius Cash 265, Rick Stouffer 264, Greg Reid 712, GinoGenoa 709, Cheryl Mc Donald 217/627, Cara Cooper 214/620and Tish Plotkin 204/518.
Ladies Orbits rocked with handicap scores from CarolFreebairn 233/601, Joan Jones 232, Carol Thrasher 224/638,Marvel Hekkers 224/604 and Diana Trowbridge 601.
Congratulations to Ace Williams for his perfect 300 firstnight out in the Guys & Dolls. No handicap for Ace! Acefinished with a 664 series. Other great scratch scores werefrom Buck Bratta 288, George Vanderveen 672, Cathy Stevens237/630 and Karen Caldwell 211/570.
Wed. Nite Handicap rocked with scratch scores from DaveBrouse 258, John Varela II 257, Steve Di Bartolomeo 713,Brendo Beltran 690, Cara Cooper 237/642, Vickie Jovivic 204,Julieta Ward 556 and Jean Ubiadas 204. Handicap highs wentto Paul Shimizu 265 and Gloria Scheer 243.
Thursday Senior Foursome got off to a great start withscratch scores from Jim Emery 245/650, Al Fama 203/535, Bar-bara Teitel 171/482, Alba Williams 168 and Sue Rapp 414.Handicap highs went to Jesse Menez 241/667 and EnidJacobsen 609.
Thursday 885 is breaking ground with scratch scores fromSamey Elzaiat 268, Jim Burnett 265, Phil Nunez 677, John DiPietro 673, Cara Cooper 218/630 and Susan Rudler 214/580.Handicap honors go to Peggy Christie 246 and Lisa Coleman664.
That covers the high spots for this week. Until next time,I’ll see you on the lanes.
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WINNETKA — Canoga Park Bowl welcomes the PacificCoast Deaf Bowling Association Tournament this weekend,May 26-28.
There is still time to join a summer league. Check our adin this issue for the 620 Scratch Trio on Wednesday nights.
Pizza and bowling, they go together. Try our Pizza & BowlLeague, Thursdays at 6:30 p.m.
Summer Nights Rock & Bowl, Mondays and Tuesdaysat 10:30 p.m. The fun starts June 5th.
Let’s take a look at the outstanding scores reported bythe league bowlers.
CC Nikkei: Sam Fukumoto 279-259/724, Kirk Sasaki 223-237-234/694, Robert Fujita 203-236-232/671, JohnKobayashi 216-201-219/636, Stan Date 243/634, KevinEndow 215-202/609, Noriko Fukunaga 221-223/596, DonKobayashi 244 game, Katsuko Fujita 202-202/561, HaroldMuraoka 204, Shoji Takeshima 212, Miyuki Koga 517, SetsFukumoto 510.
Monday Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Congratulationsto Pick Six, champions of this league with team membersAshraf Abdelsalam and James Smith. The summer leaguestarts on June 5th at 7:00 p.m. so be sure and get thosesign-ups in early. Stars of week 15 were James Smith 269-237-226/921, Bill Williams 268-230-203/898, Robert Joseph228-279/890, Marsha Williams 231-245/841, Beverly Zietz201.
River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 259-289-289/837,John Varela II 238-217-244/699, Myron Stevens 245-201-246/692, Trevor Stoy 254-214-216/684, Dan Kline 223-209-248/680, Michael McMahon 212-226-226/664, TedWeinsziehr 233-218-204/655, Hung-Lay Quon 245-231/653,Miguel Ramirez 247-213/650, Monise Kelly 199/535.
Comedians: Rich Colella 269-210/676, Larry Feinberg205-256/657, Eduardo Quiroz 216-225-203/644, DanStipkovich 221-226/641, Bill Day 213-268/634, JerryAmbrosini 219/585, Mary Becker 551, Ellen Eckard 209/524,Lori Cole 212/520.
League Of Our Own: Carlos Rubio 210-231/632, ErnestoLayon 202-231/625, Jay Lagman 224-207/607, Ricky Aus-tria 214, Jeff Page 238-201, Larry Fontanilla 243, JessicaReyes 183/490.
Newcomers: Xavier Tan-Sanchez 207-246/627, MarkLenhoff 216-237/624, Rambee Wong 212/607, AndySaechao 222, Evelyn Landivar 133/384.
Pinbusters: O.M.G.B.B.G. took the championship in thisleague. Congratulations to Kelly Hill, Debra Fuller, JacqueTorres and Candy Adams. High scores reported from week35: Candy Adams 198/531, Lil Baker 530, Monise Kelly 510,Diane Vaughn 506. We’ll see you all on June 7th when thesummer league starts. Invite some friends to join in the fun.
Copper Bucket: Alec Hunter 230-201/620, Rusty Yeager245/619, Casey Ford 245, Randy Barden 204, JeanneTonyan 172/464.
500 Classics: Sweeper scores reported by Marsha Wil-liams 243/637, Judy Campisi 223/587, Carol Asher 235/558, Joan Bremberg 538, Candy Adams 531, PatriciaPeskin 214, Flo Bruno 209. Summer league begins June1st with a meeting at 8:45 a.m., bowl at 9:30 a.m.
Thurs. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Teresa Lauer 248-211-205-222/886, Scott Crawford 212-261-201/865, BlakeMurillo 202-224-205/826, Anthoney Paviowsky 218-221/812,Bruce Zietz 226-203, Bev Zietz 189/667.
The Classics: Louie Enriquez 200-227/621, Michael Witt204-223, Shawnee Warrick 185/535, Pam Findl 209/532,Tina Enriquez 200/528, Sharon Enriquez 202/513, Lori Bains509, Jeannette Townies 508.
Adult Junior Dbls.: This league will start on June 4th at5:00 p.m.
Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi and congratula-
tions to the teams that won the cham-pionships in their junior leagues hereat Canoga Park Bowl.
Bantam All Stars, Junior Royalsand Bumper Thumpers will start theirsummer leagues on June 3 at 10:00a.m. Any questions, call the center.
Bantam All Stars: Gabriel Valdesand David Sheeran are the champsof Team 4. Highs from week 18 wereDavid Sheeran 156/438, Adam Kelly120/320, Gabriel Valdes 113/313, JuliaFrias 97/270, Hunter Savoie 117/266.
Junior Royals: Team #4, KimSosa, Jeremy Pyka and Noel Sosaare the champs. Week 18: Noel Sosa202-207/584, Manny Lakhan 235-203/583, Samantha Meyers 202/575,Sharon Weger 213/542.
Bumper Thumpers: Krystian Gage117/194, Jerad Brett 94/180.
Leichman Alley Cats: Elvia Carrillo89, Amanda Jarvis 55, SevagGhanimian 50, Maria Mora 39.
Sutter Gold Miners: Ducan Clarke179/442, Fredy Escobedo 143/391,Edward Aguilar 140/377, AmrutaSardar 167/376, Wahid Lodin 133/373,Maroff Haque 115/316, Juan Santillan104/311, Jacob Domine 120/310,Daniel Hauser 118/300, Marissa Lopez107/294, Stuart Castro 115/273, KyleArouchian 104/273, Ismael Avila 105/272, Kevin Ramirez 104/268, MarioOlguin 96/244, Cesar Morales 93/226,Rene Casamalhuapa 77/205, AndrewGudino 75/197.
Kingpins: Argie Sousoures 165/311,Ashley Martin 155/301, SpyrosSousoures 146/274, Mike Vandagriff134/267, Ethan Dean 149/259, ScottHinman 129/246, Beth Lazaroff 109/200, Barbara McDaniel 104/196, IdaBariling 110/185, Mirriam Moldomodo98/167.
Keep up the good bowling and tothe leagues that will be starting theirsummer leagues on June 3rd we’llsee you then. Get those sign-ups intoday.
Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. The se-
nior leagues here at CanogaPark Bowl just completedtheir first and secondweeks of the new summerseason so we have scoresto report.
Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 275-215/684, AlReiswig 235-227/653, BillMcKinley 222/578, Hung-LayQuon 207/555, Dave Folck 200/550, Carolyn Scherzberg 204/544, Eleanor Weaver 234/535,Leo Jashinsky 188/510,Donna Mae Brown 172/487,Bertha Willard 171/443.
39’Ers Senior Trio: RickGreenzweight 234-227/645,Bill Robb 234-2434/644, MaryLauer 207-235/629, AlReiswig 237-225/622, RogerChartrand 211/592, Bob King230/589, Scotty Alavazo 237/578, Don McCoy 196/569,Ernest Gisondi 223/553, JimHalliday 203/551, Hung-LayQuon 210/548, CarolynScherzberg 188/539, BobAdams 210/538, DennisWhite 225/515, Walter Deonik179/509, Homer Hammond207/502, Bill Volkert 201/501,Larry Mora 182/498, FreidaLeibson 164/459, ShirlRadamaker 158/455, LilBaker 159/445, Beryl Perry164/440, Vicke Blaiwes 165/415, Dorothy Oshiro 167/414.
A good beginning of sum-mer fun for the seniorshere at Canoga Park Bowl.
Summer Singles Classic At
Forest Lanesby Dennis Stephenson
LAKE FOREST — Sign-upscontinue for the Summer SinglesClassic at Forest Lanes. Theleague is a handicap singles eventthat starts June 5th Monday at7:00 P.M. and runs 11 weeksplus sweeps.
The league concept is to al-low bowlers from 180 to 225average to compete on a levelplaying field for some seriousmoney. First place has a mini-mum payout of $3,000 and amaximum payout of $7,500 withbonus monies. The league ishandicapped at the rate of 75%of 225 with a maximum of33pins. Lane conditions will bethe house shot.
This will be a fair league forthe above average bowler tocompete on a level playing field.The target bowler for this leagueis someone who loves to com-pete and comes to bowl their besteach week.
So here are some new incen-tives designed to prevent prob-lems experienced in otherleagues.
First, two additional pointsare now awarded to the indi-vidual with the most total pinseach night on each lane. A totalof five points can be won eachnight, which pays $5 per point.
Second, the top eight bowlersin the final 16 will receive roundbyes in the rolloffs creating a bigincentive to get into the topeight and stay there!
Third, a minimum score of160 per game and 510 per serieshas been put in place to discour-age individuals from extremesandbagging. Any bowler aver-aging more than about 20 pinsunder his/her highest book overthe past four years or individu-als without books considereedbagging will be first warned andany further bagging they will beremoved from the league.
I am the league coordinator(not bowling or sponsoring any-one) and personally guarantee-ing the prize fund!!! I’m tryingto help make this game morecompetitive and fun for every-one. Should you have any ques-tions, suggestions or would liketo sign up, please call ForestLanes at 949-770-0055 or Den-nis Stephenson at Five Star Ap-praisal 949-863-1041. Let’s havefun this summer!!!
531, Jackie Davis 183-467Coffee and Donuts:
Hildegard Miller 170-467,Fran Parker 177-457, SharonLawrence 163-452
Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein225-581, Al Platkowsky 188-530
Have a great week and aneven better weekend. Goodluck all league members.
Thursday, May 25, 2006Page 8 BOWLING NEWS
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National Deaf Bowling News22 Men’s Teams & 14 Women’s Teams
in 1st Pacific Coast West Valley Tourneyby Connie Marchione
WOODLAND HILLS, CA—Pacific Coast Deaf Bowling Asso-ciation is holding its 65th annual tournament with the Golden StateDeaf Bowlers as the host in the western part of San FernandoValley in Los Angeles this Memorial Day week-end. Warner CenterMarriott Hotel is the headquarters from Thursday May 25 to Mon-day May 29 .
This marks as the first time the event is being held in thewesternmost part of Los Angeles because that is where the host,Golden State Deaf Bowlers have their league.
Previously during the years of 1961, 1970 and 1985 the otherhosts had theirs at Glendale in the eastern part of San FernandoValley.
Not counting last year’s Pacific Coast Deaf tournament whichwas held for the first time in Hawaii because many of the deafbowlers could not afford to go there, this year’s event drew an alltime low since 1963, 22 men’s teams. The Pacific Coast DeafWomen’s Bowling Association which accompanied the men’s forthe past 58 years, drew 14 teams, its lowest since 16 teams in 2002at Concord.
Despite the low numbers, the schedule begins with the host’sown No-Tap Mixed Doubles tournament at Canoga Park Bowl onThursday afternoon and continues till 10 PM. Canoga Park Bowl isin Winnetka just a couple miles from the hotel and this may give themen a chance to practice and get familiar with the surroundings.
The actual tournament starts on Friday May 26 with the menbowling Doubles and Singles events all day at Canoga Park Bowland the women doing the same events at AMF Rocket Bowl innearby Chatsworth. In the evening there will be separate men andwomen general meetings at the headquarter hotel.
On Saturday morning there are men’s and women’s team eventsat respective centers and each follows in the afternoon with men’sMasters qualifying round and women’s Queen’s and Senior Queensqualifying rounds. In the evening there will be Banquet Dinner at7:30 at the hotel and a deaf female comedian show at 9 PM.
On Sunday morning and all day both men’s and women’s Mas-ters and Queens and each Senior Masters and Senior Queens matchplays and finals at respective centers.
At 7 PM in the evening at the hotel ballroom there are prizedrawings, awards and at 8:30 PM the Master of Ceremonies JohnMaucere presents his new show.
STOGRYN 933 LORENZI 847 HILITES DEAFTRAVEL SWEEPER AT CANOGA PARK
WINNETKA—So. Calif. Deaf Traveling league ended its 46thseason as the oldest deaf traveling league in US at Canoga Park Bowlwith its sweeper. Darrell Stogryn for the 2nd consecutive time hit a900 series to highlight the event.
Stogryn followed his prior 981 series in the league’s final sessionwith a 933 from games of 227-195-254-257 in this season endingsweeper to lead all bowlers.
Andy Lorenzo was also hot leading all bowlers with 217-242-225 for 684 before slumping to a 163 for 846. League Presidentblasted out with a 269 but finished with a 826 and teammate RobertAudette had a 245 in his 805. Dan Flores had 219-200 but cameshort with 799 and ditto with Pablo Yoma with his 238-208 for 794.Bob Jones had 228/780 and teammate Jim Mohr consistent with194-190-190-192/766. Others with 700’s were Paul Taffolla 200-207/746, Don Millwee 201/725 and Gardy Rodgers 222/723 as all 6teams hit 2000 team series.
Stogryn and Taffolla’s El Camino Village won the team sweeperwith 2278 followed by Abakumoff and Audette’s Riverside with2255. Stogryn, Lorenzo and Mohr finished 1-2-3 in sweeper handi-cap singles. Stogryn also took a lion’s share of the doubles sweepercashing with 7 other bowlers.
The league season awards had Bob Jones winning the Masterscompetition with Pablo Yoma as the runner-up. South Bay Trio ofConnie Marchione, Don Millwee and Yoma titled as league champi-ons and Stogryn’s El Camino Village as runner-up for 2nd straightyear. El Camino Village also got the season high team series andJones’ S F Valley the season high team game.
League high series went to Stogryn’s 981 and Abakumoff tookthe high game with his 276 when Stogryn’s higher 277 can not havetwo awards. The same with the ladies, Mirna had a 200 and 717 butshe got the high series and Sharon Caldwell’s 198 took the highgame.
Bob Jones won the season high average with his 199 and thepossession of the league’s Charles R. Hart Trophy for one year. Healso won the most improved award and Mirna Aranki took thewomen’s most improved award with her 146.
This deaf traveling league will continue with its 47th season inmid-August with a meeting to make up teams. The place and datewill be announced and mailed to all interested bowlers. These whowant to join, can contact Marchione, Abakumoff or Sharon Caldwellto be on the mailing list. Bowlers, both male and female must have140 or better average to join.
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DOWNEY—Steve “Great White” Gurrieri continued hishot bowling on Monday blasting his way to 268/743. Thisgives Steve a 250 average over the past two weeks so itsaddens yours truly that he will be unavailable to bowlagainst us next week. Steve didn’t do it alone for BowlersDepot – West Covina as he had help from the Ruiz Brothers,Daniel and Leonard Jr. who bowled 734 and 667 respec-tively. It should be noted that Daniel qualifies for a SeriesAward by being an amazing 203 pins over average! RogerWrase paced the over-matched Western Pacific crew with641. Overboost.com remained on top of the Wild Card stand-ings by defeating Family Amusement 4 to1. Overboost gota solid team effort from ¾ of their team as Chris “Venus”Williams topped the pair with 697, followed closely by Scott“Surfer Boy” Norton 677, and Lauren “Lava Girl” Brifmanwith 672. Jason Hoppe “Go Lucky” topped the Family with665.
Greg “GQ” Jackson rolled 674 to lead Pro Approach –Lakewood to a sweep over G.H.C. Mr. Invincible VinceWood overcame a tough Game 1 to post 652 to lead G.H.C.Ramon “The Terror” Torres lived up to his name and toreup the pins to the tune of 277/720 to lead Reback’s Plumb-ing to a sweep over Boulevard Brakes. Greg Neuer “andImproved” was the gas for the Brakes with 279/680, whileJohn Mongillo helped Ramon with 669 for Reback’s.Moneynet Residential Loans’ Vernon Adams nearly single-handily sawed through Forest Lanes by cutting throughthe pins for 278/279 before cooling off and ending with 737to lead his team to another sweep. The rest of the Wild Cardside saw another sweep as J.C. Spas took down a confusedRoto Grip team as Norm Smith led the way with 711. Chris“Smoka” Rocha rolled a BIG ONE on his way to 702 and ledPro Approach – Downey to a four-point win over Al’s BarSupply. Memo Rosales supplied the power for Al’s with 667.Clyde’s Video Games used a consistent team effort to over-come the 277/711 of Jim “How Hot Is Brooke” Burke andwent onto sweep Team Storm. In the final match of the WildCard, Vayle Floria rolled 689 to lead Erickson’s Food to itslone win.
On the Round Winners side, Linder Insurance stretchedout their overall lead by taking 4 of 5 from Ebonite. Frank“The Tank” Barefoot Jr. 697 and Nick Smith “& Wesson”were finally able to gun down the Dynamic Duo this week,although Billy “Batman” Myers Jr. and Paul “Robin” Smithwere again a force by rolling 711 and 671 respectively. Art“I’m not Iranian” Ouzenian 709 and Anthony Carlton Jr. 654led Threadworks to a 4-1 win over Tangeo.com who werepaced by Arnold Cheesman with 674. Bong Hwang was theBOMB for Freek Racing with 710, as he and Armando Zavalawith 667 took down Tri Star Vending 5 and zilch. Freek Rac-ing was without CLIPPER fans Charlie and Chris who were inPhoenix faithfully cheering on their team. Well, at least theirbowling team won… And in the final match up of the night, itwas Columbia 300 taking down Prudential Real Estate 4points to 1 in a low scoring match as Danny Ontiveros led thepair with 642.
The side pots had a lot of similar names to last week asmany of the same bowlers are heating up with the weather.Vernon Adams was nearly perfect in Game 1 as he came outwith 278 to take top honors with Frank Barefoot Jr. just be-hind with 268. Game 2 went again to Vernon (ho-hum) Adamsas he topped Game 1 by a pin to finish with 279 and a tie withGreg Neuer. Game 3 came down to the 10th and it was Mr.Invincible living up to his name, as Vince Wood fired 259 tosnap off John VanDerham who rolled 257 for 2nd. Vince col-lected the 3rd game and Super Pots, while Steve Gurrieri camefrom way back to take Series from Vernon with 743. Congratu-lations to all the Side Pot winners!
We have 3 weeks left before sweeps and the roll-offs andanything can still happen. One more week of the “house”shot, so look for tons of big scores again next week. TheClippers are done, but the DUCKS are still alive along withthe Dodgers and I think the ANGELS still have a chance tomake the playoffs. All these games can be seen on the HUGEscreen in the lounge, and then you can come watch somehonor scores be posted by some of the top bowlers in SOCAL. Come down to DEL RIO in Downey to check it all out.Thanks again for checking in!
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by Chris GravesTORRANCE—Before we
start with this week’s honor roll,we’d like to remind you that ourannual Youth Memorial DayScholarship Tournament will bein full swing this coming Mon-day night, May 29. Check-in willstart at 5 p.m., bowling will startat 6 p.m. Entry fee for now is$20...keep in mind that if youdecide to wait until the very lastminute, the entry fee goes up to$25. Handicap will be based on90% of 225. Bowlers will bowlthree games of qualifying, withthe top four advancing to a “clas-sic TV style” roll-off. Bothscholarships and trophies will beawarded based on the number ofparticipants (1 in 8). We hopeto see you all at Gable Mondaynight. Now let’s get to thisweek’s rundown.
Family Feud: Juniors—TaliaAsato 214-224-188/626, TylerCooke 206-593, AndrewFontenot 231-582, BrandonMullikin 194-557, Scott Santos205-530, and Danny Simon 209-516. Adults—Randy Beigle 254-200/649, Crystal McInerney203-542, Ron Range 190-522,and Wendy Cooke 175-518.
Battle of the High Schools:Mark Curtis Jr. 185-489, JeffAhn 165-389, Patrick Brown140-375, and Shelby Goforth127-337.
Plush Pee Wees: MaxChacon 84-147, Joshua Inouye79-144, Corey Slater 60-120,and Chase Chacon 55-106.
Junior Jammers: CatherineShepard 181-464, RyanGabaldon 159-395, DouglasMeyer 145-373, Chris Iniguez130-343, Daniel Montoya 126-331, Mallory Champlin 121-324, Norma Warner 120-315, andToma Izawa 119-305.
Classic Highs: Thomas Will-iams 207-506, Sean Martin 175-494, Blake Lubben 198-479,Daniel Strelitz 178-476,Jonathan Shepard 169-470,Brandon Mullikin 178-458,Talia Asato 156-457, JoshuaCooper 186-449, Tim Eich 171-441, David Williams 154-437,Amanda McInerney 161-411,Jennifer Daniel 157-408, Eliza-beth Feltham 135-388, AlyssaLaxamana 153-371, and MishaStevenson 140-354.
That will take care of thingsfor this week. Again, we hope tosee you this coming Mondaynight for the Youth MemorialDay Scholarship Tournament.Take care of yourselves, andwe’ll see you all next time.
Joe Salvemini Wins at Fantasy Lanes in Indio, CAVaughn Doody Another WCST Super Senior Title
by Dick SandersINDIO—Joe Salvemini (Las Vegas), captured his 2nd WCST
Championship at Fantasy Lanes in Indio, CA last week-end. Joewas the qualifying leader on Saturday for the 10 games with 2298.What looked like a run-away victory for Joe turned out to be veryclose, as former PBA Regional Champion , Don Moser, who hadstarted the finals in 7th place of the 8 bowlers who participated inthe finals down 121 pins from the leader and as much as 159 pinswith 2 games to go, went into the position match 112 pins downrolled a 258 game against Joe’s 221 game, and with Don winning thematch, and 30 pins bonus ended up losing the tournament to Joe byonly 45 pins.
Bob Belmont, who had qualified 2nd, held his own and took thelead only once in the finals, for the 1st 4 matches, but then ran intoproblems, and ended up in 4th place. All Time WCST Leading MoneyWinner, Kevin Gannon, closed ground, when the best match in thefinals beat the eventual champion 287 to 266 in Game #6. Kevinended up in 3rd place. TOP: 3, 1st, Joe Salvemini, $1000.00, 2nd,Don Moser (Murrieta), $700.00, and 3rd to Kevin Gannon (Lake-wood), $500.00.
Due to other events going on this week-end with league endingroll-offs bowling these roll-offs on Saturday in certain centers ofOrange County, and the San Fernando Valley, it cost this tourna-ment 12 entries, and 8 other bowlers had to cancel out. We still had40 entries, and with our President and my partner, Mr. D.A. Wright,and myself, we added $500.00 to the prize fund .
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FANTASY LANES FINALS INDIO, CA
REGULAR DIVISION
POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE
1 JOE SALVEMINI LAS VEGAS 2298 1868 4 4 120 4386 $1,000
2 DON MOSER MURRIETA 2177 1854 7 1 210 4241 $700
3 KEVIN GANNON LAKEWOOD 2238 1804 4 4 120 4162 $500
4 BOB BELMONT N. LAS VEGAS 2276 1708 4 4 120 4104 $410
5 *FRED COLE VISALIA 2190 1720 4 4 120 4030 $370
6 DAVE MARTIN RIALTO 2236 1627 5 3 150 4013 $350
7 *HAL WILBER LAS VEGAS 2245 1625 3 5 90 3860 $330
8 *JIM THURMOND HEMET 2172 1479 1 7 30 3681 $310
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Jim Thurmond defeated Joe Merrill in a Roll-Off Tie for 8th 234-226
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OTHER CASHERS
POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE
9 JOE MERRILL BOULDER CITY, NV 2172 $170
10 DEAN CARR DANA POINT 2151 $130
11 MIKE LARSON GARDENA 2134 $130
12 JOHN WHISLER BAKERSFIELD 2100 $130
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SUPER SENIOR STEP LADDER FINALS
POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L T.PINS PRIZE
1 *VAUGHN DOODY LAS VEGAS 2158 268 1 0 268 $450
2 *DUSTY JOHNSON CHATSWORTH 2030 408 1 0 408 $305
3 *DARREL CURTIS LAS VEGAS 1982 192 0 1 192 $250
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MONEY BREAKDOWN
INCOME DISTRIBUTION
40 Entries X $165.00 $6,600.00 Prize $5,576.00
` 29 Reg. Div. 11 SS. Lines $1,044.00
Added: WCST $500.00 Expenses $480.00
Total: $7,100.00 Total $7,100.00
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We had bowlers come as far away as Las Vegas, Visalia, andBakersfield to bowl this tournament. The total pay-off was$5,576.00. and 15 bowlers cashed. Total pay-offs for 6 tourna-ments this year, $50,446.00. For 235 Tournaments, a total of$2,653,294.00 has been paid out.
Our thanks to Mr. Bob Briney, the GM of the center, who alsoentered the tournament, and his good working Bowling Manager,Mr. Bobby Haddox, and their workers, we thank them for theircooperation in making our tournament run well. We also like tothank Ebonite International, our all year around coverage sponsorfor the great Ebonite Bowling Balls, they send the WCST. We sold6 of them at the tournament on Saturday, and now have $2100.00towards that $2500.00 Goal for added money for our final singlestournament of the year at the Riverside Casino Lanes in Laughlin,NV, December 16-17, 2006. Remember you must be a currentWCST Member that has bowled in at least 3 WCST Tournamentsthis year to enter.
SUPER SENIOR NEWSVaughn Doody (Las Vegas), won his 20th WCST Championship,
which puts him one title back of Kevin Gannon with 21 titles, andthe leader Ross Packard with 23 titles. There were 11 super seniorsentered, and 3 bowlers to the step-ladder roll-off following the quali-fying on Saturday. 3 super seniors made the regular finals, and the3 in the step-ladder roll-off. Dusty Johnson won his match overDarrel Curtis, and Vaughn Doody with a big 268 game defeatedDusty to win. Places Paid: 1st, Vaughn Doody.
$450.00, 2nd, Dusty Johnson (Chatsworth), $305.00, and 3rd toDarrel Curtis (Las Vegas) $250.00. Call the WCST Office now at760-363-8141 for Thunder Lanes in Bullhead City, AZ, June 10-11,2006. Limited entries only, Maximum field is 60 bowlers for this24 lane center. $1000.00 is the added money, and only $1.50 perline, will make a big prize fund for each division.
Congrats to the ClippersFor A Great Season!!!
Thursday, May 25, 2006 Page 11BOWLING NEWS
LAKEWOOD—Anita Dob-bins has been a member of theAmateur Bowlers Tour (ABT)for 6 years. Anita won her firstAmateur Bowlers Tour (ABT)Championship at Cal Bowl onSaturday, May 20, 2006 duringour one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Anita bowledin our 12PM squad and shot a1057 handicap series. She shot231, 285, 286 and 255 withhandicap good for the $800 1st
place prize plus an additional$300 in the Win, Place, & ShowPot for a total of $1,100 dollars.Brian J. Martin finished in sec-ond place with his 1026 handi-cap set for $400 plus an addi-tional $180 in the Win, Place &Show Pot. Finishing in thirdplace for shooting a 1001 fourgame set with handicap was J.T.Jackson. He got $150, plus anadditional $120 in the Win, Place& Show Pot.
Congratulations goes out toour newest Champion, AnitaDobbins. She is 38 years oldand is employed at ProfessionalStaffing doing data entry. Shehas been bowling for 20 yearsand currently bowls at Cal Bowlin The Vegas Outlaws andCerritos Lanes in the SportsmenTournament Club. Anita has ahigh game of 258. She used an XFactor bowling bowl drilled byTony Figueroa at Gardena Bowl.Anita would like to thank LowellThompson, Michael Byrd,Travis and Angie Moore andDonny and Theresa Wilson forhelping her with her game. Anitaalso would like to thank her Fa-ther, Cornelius Dobbins, forsticking by her all these yearsand her dear and close friends,Trudi and Lowell Thompson.She plans on using the moneyfrom her win this weekend to goto Chicago. Anita would like tothank Cal Bowl for hosting thetournament this Saturday and thefine staff of the Amateur BowlersTour-Orange County Branch foran outstanding tournament weekafter week.
The Mystery Score Pot ofGold game number and scorewere drawn after the final squad.Game #4 and 137 (possibly goodfor $500) were drawn for thisweek. There was no winner.
Anita Dobbins Wins ABTOrange County at Cal Bowl
The second chance score was229 in game #4. There was onebowler who shot a 229 withhandicap but was not in theMystery Score Pot of Gold. Thethird chance score was 177 ingame #4. There was no winner.The Mystery Score Pot of Goldcarries over to our next tourna-ment. Remember the MysteryScore Pot of Gold is available toall members (Classic and Mas-ters) and only costs $5 for achance at $500 dollars.
The winner of our ScratchSweeper was J.T. Jackson. J.T.shot a 925 four game scratch se-ries and won $125 for his efforts.We have had many positivecomments about our ScratchSweeper and will continue to of-fer them at our future tourna-ments.
The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the staffat Cal Bowl for hosting our tour-nament Saturday. Our nextscheduled event will be on Me-morial Day Weekend, Saturdaythru Monday, May 27-29, 2006at Westminster Lanes. This willbe a special Classic and MastersCombined Singles tournamentevent with Semis and Finals. Allmembers (Classic and Masters)are eligible. Handicap will be80% of 225 for this tournament.Special Squad times are Satur-day at Noon, 2:00 PM, and 4:00PM (board is frozen); Sundayat Noon, 2:00 PM & 4:00PM(board is frozen) and Mondayat Noon & 2:00 PM (1 and 5added to Semis from each squadon Monday). Semi Finals willbe Monday at 4:00 PM with Fi-nals to follow. We will offer $100sidepots on each squad with just20 entrants, as well as optionalbrackets for each squad. We willalso have optional 2 GameSweepers, Mystery Pot, Win,Place & Show Pot, optionalScratch Sweeper and free Stormmerchandise giveaways eachday. We will offer an estimated1st place of $2,500 dollars withour optional Win, Place, andShow Pot and 150 entries. Werecommend you arrive early (atleast ½ hour before squad time)to guarantee your spot. We hopeto see you this Memorial DayWeekend at Westminster Lanes.
Trudi Thompson- ABT Director and Anita Dobbins- ABT Champion
ESPN, USBCReach AgreementTo Televise 2006USBC QueensGREENDALE, Wis.—Five
of the best women bowlers inthe world will be featured on na-tional television when the finalsof the 2006 United States Bowl-ing Congress Queens, presentedby Eldorado, Silver Legacy andCircus Circus, is televised onESPN2, USBC announcedMonday.
The tape-delayed telecast isscheduled for July 1 at noonEastern on ESPN2. The Queens,which will take place June 17-21 at the National Bowling Sta-dium, will feature more than 300of the best bowlers in the worldcompeting for a guaranteed prizefund of $200,000 with $30,000going to the winner.
“The ESPN2 telecast is animportant element of the pres-tige of this crown-jewel event,”USBC Director of Marketingand Sales Jan Schmidt said.“We’re very pleased to continueto this long-standing associationwith the worldwide leader insports.”
The televised finals will fea-ture the five final players leftafter three days of qualifying andmatch play. The top four play-ers remaining in the winnersbracket will join the winner ofthe contenders bracket to com-pete in a stepladder format.
Entries remain available forthe Queens, which is presentedby Eldorado, Silver Legacy andCircus Circus, and SeniorQueens, which is sponsored byStorm.
The entry fee for the Queensis $350 while the Senior Queens(for those 50 years of age andolder) entry fee is $200. TheSenior Queens is conducted con-currently with the Queens fromJune 17-21 at the National Bowl-ing Stadium.
Download an entry form onbowl.com or call (800) 514-2695, ext. 3173 for more infor-mation.
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1. 2004-2005 ABTA League Average 2. 2003-2004 Book Average or 2004-2005 Book Average3. (One Book) must be 42 games Min. 4. No Book - Men enter at 209 / Women 1755. Lowest Entering Averages Men 175 / Women 150 *5 pin drop rule enforced on all averages
LAKEWOOD — Hi. Cal Bowl presents their Friday No-Tap every week at 1:00 p.m. If you haven’t tried it yet and youlike no-tap bowling, come on over. It’s three games with alow entry fee of $15 which includes sidepots. Last week B.J.Thesis hit the 3-6-9 Pot for $772. Great bowling, B.J.
Here are the weekly stars of the week.LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES
Michael Campbell 199-206-214/619, Benjie Calinawan212/594, Rommel Soliven 216/593, Cesar Usi 216/592, R.J. Perkins 228/572, Danny Collins 229/568, PeeWeeMunson 225, Rick Sharp 214, Joe Coco 209, Renee Scott206, Fale Sula 199, Dianna Hughes and Ed Kuder 198 each,Noel usi 194, Mike Kane 192, Clay Barnett and J.J. Scott191 each.
RECYCLED TEENSGene Nichols 529, Chuck Ashton 518, John Mathews 524,
Lillie Darden 527, Luz Cruz 594, Rico Cayton 528, WendellLedbetter 518, Elsie McLean 504, Ed McLean 506, Don Kelly628, Jim Burke 601, Dominic Saraceno 561, Ning Barcelona570, Katie Oliveira 510, Al Brchan 513, Rinze Dykstra 532,Ken Seiple Sr. 530, Eduardo Buhay 539, Frank Grandstaff534, Walter Millsap 578, Ed Brown 612, Boylee Inocente574, Harold Runyon 277/639, Mary Spencer 508, Lola Pickel524, Steve Jasper 503, Dick Fleming 512, Tom Spencer502.
BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 247-230-208/685, Charles Gleason
202-224-257/683, Jimmy Hamilton 238-216-222/676, AlDuncan 267-204-202/673, sub Fred Faniel 226-179-255/660, Ward Keenan 164-239-253/656, Joe Knapp 184-235-232/651, Dave Reid 234-223-189/646, Al Williams 268-193-183/644, Van Williams 213-220-199/632, Sid Nakagawa215-219-192/626, Harold Dubose 235-199-172/606, LillieDarden 177-168-183/528, Tish Ridel 134-174-209/516,Danielle Duffaut 134-205-172/511, Peggie Nakagawa 142-180-175/507.
YOUNG AT HEARTTua Sula 171-154-141/466, Lynette Williams 138-161-
154/453, Fale Sula152-172-184/508, John Brider 142-156-145/443, Mac McNealy 132-189-182/503, Earl Hullett 168-205-172/545, Art Nelson 186-128-178/492, GeneHammons 149-158-113/420, Ed Brown 173-181-174/425,Dottie Castillo 204-157-167/528, Gene Skulick 131-135-170/436, Jacque Donaldson 107-125-102/334, Leroy Canaday143-147-120/410, Albert Burnett 161-175-184/520, EllisHouston 182-215-232/629, Willie Young 133-145-143/421,Willie Creer 140-158-149/447, Marie Larason 173-136-162/471, Eva Hammons 92-99-78/269, Josh Hudson 179-173-188/540, Connie Lopez 108-96-96/300, Rosalind Harris 99-92-163/354, Rachel Bright 129-119-92/330.
VEGAS OUTLAWSJoel Mlynarski 264-223-213/700, Ronnie Lemons 275/
680, Leon Bradford 265-206-205/676, PhyllissiaSmith 258/657, Demetrius Reed 247, Greg Thomas 245,
Necole Johnson 243, Paul Staff 238, Chris Funderburk 236,Robert Cloyd 228/654, Vernon Adams 226, Roshaun Sand-ers 225.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPASWendell Ledbetter 621, Ed Brown 651, Joe Erwin 530,
Willie Burkhalter 628, Ken Holliday 570, Jim Chandler 519,Wilfred Panton 515, Doug Johnson 599, Pat Orr 510, DonnaMay 542, Al Ortiz 570, Sam Huckleby 583, Ron McClain 537,Lucy Seiple 560, Bob Stickney 244-235-199/678, SteveJaspar 539, Walt Gist 530, Boylee Inocente 591, Don Jones528, Vancie Keith 504, Ed Hansen 572, Ken Seiple Sr. 568,Frank Hernandez 560, Lee Theiss 513, B.J. Theiss 572,Jim Young 510, Clifford Schad 556, Tom Hazard 553, TonyMorones 560.
CAL STARSBetty Roepke 172-190-193/555, Dot Lawn 156-200-192/
548, Carol Klein 176-170-170/516, Barbara Crawford 161-195-151/507, Millie Buckles 173-151-170/494, Ruth Barbera130-174-171/475.
FUNSTERSDon Keith 220/536, Tony Egenias 510, Jorge Fernandez
529, Eddie Buhay 209/542, Larry Martinez 211-217/618, EdMcLean 509, Rico Cayton 506, Ken Seiple Sr. 559, DivinaBuhay 501, Doug Johnson 249-217/642, Gene Skulick 510,Willie Young 200-203/561, Josh Hudson 247/610, DorothyRuggerio 508, Ron Leidholdt 205/552.
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEBruce Douglas 233-150-243/626, Guy Hunsinger 198-
236-201/635, Steve Lizotte 185-192-229/606, Don Ott 216-215-175/606, Shannon Santos 194-227-202/623, BobBrockman 236, Paul Griba 225, John Lynch 211, Greg Mobley214, Will Nichols 232, Sonny Santos 246.
SENIOR MENS TRIIOJimmy Hamilton 227-236-160/623, Hartsell Duhart 236-
165-202/603, Mauro Pendilla 210-186-236/632, Ernest Jack-son 210-212-182/604, Don Boaz 211-208-205/624, StanGuzy 223-208-193/624, Rusty Campbell 199-223-206/628,Al Williams 171-185-261/617, Earl Hullett 202-250-182/634,Willie Burkhalter 217-224-168/609, Rick Llaneta 225-266-213/704, Ken Wright 202-210-243/655, Ralph Wingert 235-244-230/709, Ed Brown 167-216-218/601, RandyAntazo198-251-168/607, Vic Santos 217-189-210/616, RickHunter 171-246-201/618, Wendell Ledbetter 215-208-198/611, Don Jones 221-205-192/618, Charles Woods 218,Herman Martin 202, Al Cowens 210-215, Billy Cowens 211,Traiq 220, Roosevelt Lewis 211, Ed Stoute 209, Ron McClainSr. 213, Chuck Patterson 234-203, Joe Erwin 203, Al Brchan201, Donald Wade 207, Cecil Knighton 215, Dominic Anto-nio 202, Gene Skulick 201, JoJo Mateo 213-200, ErnestChatman 200, Chazz Elgin 201, Ken Seiple Sr. 196-186-246/628, Tom McNaughton 210-201, B.J. 206, ClarkVandenBerg 212, Billy Scott 219, Ellis Houston 224, RollieDeguzman 216, Joe Swift 202, Joe Coco 211, GeneHammons 211, Archie Stull 216, Andrew Morton 208, Willie
Young 212, J.J. Scott 210, John Dunn 268, Bob Stickney214.
ELKS & FRIENDSEd Brown 266-203/623, Chris Kelly 221-203/612, Craig
Hendrickson 224/606, B.J. 246-246-212/704, Leon Bradford201-222/612, Stacy Kelly 218, Kevin Nuehring 201, RalphBuckles 201, Jim Valles 202.
FRIDAY NO-TAP1. Matt Mosley 862 $60.002. Jeff Garrison 853 50.003. Dave Olson 847 25.004. Sherman Joseph 842 18.00
SIDEPOTS1. Matt Mosley, hdcp. 313 34.002. Ronald McClain Sr., scr. 272 34.003. Arthur Montgomery, hdcp. 330 34.00
3-6-9 POTB.J. Thesis 772.00
INSURANCESteve Gurrieri 34.00
SCRATCH SERIES POTJeff Garrison 853
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The ABTA League kicked offthe summer season at Lake-wood’s Cal Bowl Thursday andit appears that there will be 14-16 teams for the SummerLeague. The winter will be 30-34 teams and $12,000 1st.
Leading all scores in week #1was” Big Mark” Fowler who had196-201-268/ 665. Mark alsograbbed the Game 3 Side Pot andSuper Pot.
Other nice scores were byEllis Houston 267/663, RichWarner 234/661, Curtis McCann 255/640, Anthony“Droopy” Drapeau 240/636, E.J. Rogers 212-212/628 and PingRomero 239/628.
Ladies were led by BelindaCrowder 191-189-225/605,
Raquel Vergara 235/195, EmmaJohnson 202/556, Debra Sand-ers 202/555, and Rita Wahl 552.Angel Ward fired a 215 game.
Ronnie Cordero won theABTA Tournament Entry draw-ing donated free by the ABTATournament!
The Game #2 Match GamePot was Unmatched at 259 so$90 will carry over this week. Itis $2 to enter!
There are a few possibleopenings in the league. If youwant to get a spot please comedown before 6:30 PM Thurs eve.Practive is at 6:35 and Play be-gins at 6:45 PM.
The ABTA Tournament willbe adding $500 to the Prize fundfor the Summer League!
Fowler Leads ABTA Scoringin Week One at CAL
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Brunswick West Covina Lanes - May 21, 2006(l-r): Felicia Mara - 1st; Natalie Jimenez - 2nd
JAT FarmClub
by David GordonWEST COVINA—Welcome
to the new 2006-07 season of theJAT Farm Club, as we kicked thingsoff with a bang at Brunswick WestCovina Lanes this past Sunday.
A very small turnout and afteradvancing 8 bowlers to the Opendivision, we were left with only12 bowlers. However, those 12made it a very exceptional andhigh scoring day. Also, some rook-ies from last season establishedthemselves as the seasoned veter-ans to look out for this year.
Now after reading this article,I think a lot of bowlers who didnot make it to this tournamentwill wish they had. With the smallturnout, the format was changedto be 12 games of match play andthen the top 5 finals. A reminderto those new to the JAT Farm Clubarticles, reportable scores are 220games or higher. So let’s get to thescoring.
In the first 6 games of matchplay, we found Natalie Jimenezleading the way behind high gamesof 258-238-279. Following wehave Felicia Mara 225-265-224,Amanda Manoly 258-227-222-236 (great set), Max Slevcove231-237-246-222, DarrenPascual 244-223-225, Shane Peck225-222-236, Charlie Hair 223-235, and Mark Curtis 234-228-225. Big difference a couple ofmonths off can make. Jimenez ledthe way after 6 games at plus 304and we went down to 9th place, allat plus.
In the next grouping of 6games we had A.J. Garcia give usthe tournament high game with a284. Way to go. More high scorescame in from Peck 254-232-235-247, Pascual248-226, Justin Fos-ter (wanting to join the fun) 245-222-242, Jimenez 234, Manoly224, and Mara 221. Big jumps weremade by Foster of four positionsand Peck with a five position jumpto put him into the finals.
The finals started off with 3of the 5 making their finals debut.Fifth seed Slevcove (+338) had hisfirst final match against veteranand 4th seed Mara (+343). Maracaptured this match 225-167 andmoved on to meet the 3rd seedbowler Pascual (+344) also a firsttime in the finals. However, Maratook no pity and sent her manpacking with a 212-195 win. Nowagainst 2nd seed Peck (+412),Mara cracked it up a notch to dis-pose of this finals rookie 246-226.
So then it came down to thelast match, which also has a newformat change. The finalmatch(es) is the best 2 out of 3games. So with veteran against topseed veteran Jimenez (+440) andfemale against female, the actionbegan. The first game was won byMara 213-191. And in the secondgame, a little closer 189-169 alsowent to Mara, claiming her firstFarm Club title. CongratulationsFelicia. I except a lot from bothgirls this year.
So that concludes our first tour-nament of the new season. Beforewe leave, I want to congratulatetwo members of the Open divi-sion on their perfect games. KevinValmonte and Ryan Aguilar. In factwith Ryan’s accomplishment, thiswas a repeat of last year, wherehe had a great outing in the WestCoast Jr. Elims at Keystone Laneson Saturday (see article) and thenturned around the next day andposted a perfect game in JAT.Twilight Zone!!!
Our next tournament will beon June 11th with a check-in timeof 8:15am, bowl at 9:00am. Weare waiting for confirmation ofthe site and will have that in thepaper next week.
Also remember bowlers, thatthis is a new season which meansnew membership is required at$10.00. Get there early to com-plete the paperwork that you alllove so much. Please bring yoursanction card and proof of aver-age if you are new to the club.Also take a look at the new website for the JAT (Open & FarmClub) at WWW.BOWLJAT .ORG.Until then, take care.
NORWALK—The Junior ScratchTour’s bowlers took to the lanes on May14th at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk, forthe final regular season tournament of theseason. The tournament was the final tour-nament worth points, and also the finalchances for many bowlers to make theirmoves into the first of the JST’s two ma-jor tournaments, the Tournament of Cham-pions and High Points. With the TCHPbeing a prestigious, qualify-only tour-nament, and this final competition offer-ing double points, it was a day sure to beready for some clutch performances andexciting bowling.
The Novice HDCP. Div would rollfour games, with total pins to determinethe champion. Caymann Huntley wouldshoot a respectable 516 set to settle for2nd, but Wesley Low would close off anychance of any other member to jump intothe division’s point lead, as he wouldwin the tournament, shooting the highgame of 179, and ending the set with a621 series. Congrats to Wesley on hissecond title of the season, the $50 first-place scholarship prize, and for claiminghis first JST Points title.
The Intermediate Div. definitely madethe day exciting, as as many bowlers offive; all had huge chances to end the sea-son as the top point earner. StevenSensabaugh would help his effort, roll-ing the high game of qualifying with anice 229 game. One man was on a missionfor the day though, as Ryan Brown tookthe early lead in qualifying, bowling anice 797 set. The drama was still as thickas could be through match play, and inthe end, the roll off would see ChristinaFraijo in third, with Brown down to 2nd,and Eric Gross moving into first. Brownwould do exactly what he needed to do,as he would clutch up to not only winhis first JST title of the season, but alsohis first JST Points title, as he woulddefeat Fraijo in the opening match, 177-168, and then Gross in the title match185-159. Congrats to Ryan on the winfor the $125 scholarship, and the Inter-mediate Points title. Great bowling.
The Advance Div. had some bowlerswho would need a huge day to jump intothe TCHP spotlight, and also some whocould jump into the points lead. JustenDanforth made a return, shooting the highgame of qualifying, with a real nice 267game to help propel himself first afterqualifying, with a great 868 set. BrittanyPage qualified herself into match play,and that would be enough to clinch herfirst ever JST points title. Congratulationsto her. Match play had a lot of movement,and Danforth would remain in first for theroll off. Charlie Hair would make his fifthroll off appearance as he took second, withJoey Marino in third, and John Lawsonin fourth. The opening match was one-sided, as Lawson would defeat Marinowith a solid 215 game. Lawson lost someof his steam in the next match, falling toHair, 169-211. The title match was thenset, and it would be an important one forDanforth, as he could make himself eli-gible for the TCHP with a win, but somekey openings would bring his doom, asHair would roll a real nice 233 game todefeat Danforth’s 211. Congratulationsto Charlie on finally winning his first titleof the season, after so many other closecalls. He won a $150 scholarship and aJST Champions shirt, great job.
The Open Div. had some near perfec-tion, as Nathan Urrutia would shoot agreat 289 game, and finish the set out with951 to take first place into match play.Like the Advance Div., Devin Bidwellmade match play to insure his first JSTOpen Div. Points title for the year. Con-gratulations to him. Match play wouldsee Urrutia drop to second, as JeffSpiesman caught on fire to jump into first,with Sam Hitchcock in third, and MattJones in fourth. The opening match was ahigh-scoring affair, as Hitchcock woulddefeat Jones, 262-243. Urrutia came outof the gate strong in the next match, roll-ing a 254 game to easily defeatHitchcock’s 196. Urrutia was then look-ing for his second title of the season, buthe would be denied, as Spiesman wouldclutch up and win his first JST title of theseason, and qualifying himself for theTCHP, defeating Urrutia, 226-180. Con-gratulations to Jeff on his first ever JSTtitle, which was good for the $150 schol-arship and JST Champions shirt.
Great bowling to everyone and con-gratulations to all of our scholarshipwinners. We were able to award out al-most $1000 in this tournament alone, andthat is to the thanks of our awesomesponsor of B&W Bowling Equipment.As always, a major thank you to them. Weare now relatively in the “post season”of the JST, and the next tournament is theTournament of Champions and HighPoints. It is slated for this Sunday, May28th at Action Lanes in El Monte. As pre-viously noted, this is a qualify-only fortournament, and those bowlers who areeligible, should have been notified al-ready. Come on out and see the bestbowlers bowl the unique bracket elimi-nation format this Sunday. It is for suregoing to be some great action. See youthere, have a great week, and keep up thepractice.
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NORWALK—Hello againfrom Keystone Lanes, summerhome of the West Coast Jr. Elims.We added a few more new mem-bers this past Saturday and haveonly one more session for newmembers to join. Come on outand get in on the action.
And we really need more girlsto make it an exciting summer,which may include being a Jr.Gold qualifier for the 2007 na-tional tournament. You ladies, I’mwaiting.
The scores this week wereagain very high as we have RyanAguilar showing us how to do itthis week with a 267-253-206-278/1004. Excellent. Unlike lastweek though, we now have a 900club to add. Matt Harris startsus off with a 236-300-221/951and Jeremy Glover (last week’sleader) posted up a 238-225-278/940. That’s right, you read right,congratulations to Matt Harrisfor his perfect game.
Now for 800 sets, we haveEric Milne 253-248/884, MikeGaylor 279-211/883, J.D. Pelow225-214-249/881, Brian Gon-zales 210-224-240/868, BryanOsborne 217-233-224/836,James Hawkins 215-248/824,Darren Hawkins 226-201-214/822, Dayton Crossley 203-245/818, and Deanna Carrillo 201-224-202/816. Is there any oneleft?
Of course there is, our 700club this week finds John Lawson215/784, Eddie Sayles 206/763,Brent Stern 236/762, ChrisgenWhitfield 212/754, Kevin Jones205/746, Shane Huntley 213/721, and Vernon Caraway 715.Way to bowl everyone.
Again, this Saturday will bethe last session to allow newmembers for the summer. Nextweek, I’ll have the team stand-ings and leaders to give you. We’llalso know what the cut for matchplay will be.
Therefore bowlers, get yourbowling partners in gear. Themore the better for everyone.Have a good week and think upthose crazy team names. I’ll seeyou on Saturday.
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Manny Fresh LeadsWeek 2 At Canoga
by Matt JonesWINNETKA—Week 2 of
the Elims at Canoga sawManny Fresh Lakhan postingup a very nice 949 set the high-est of the two weeks so far. Fol-lowing him was Matt “Big M-Dizzle” Jones with an 857 se-ries. The only other bowled over800 this set was Scott Englehartputting up an 829. Matt C-Mack had a very nice 141 fol-lowed up with a 257 pretty con-sistent there Matt. SharonWeger put up a 678 to be thehigh girl on the day. Have a goodMemorial day weekend and seeyou guys in two weeks.
Junior Elims StandingsAfter 8 Games
Boys1. Manny Lakhan 17812. Matt Cormack 17173. Matt Jones 16884. Scott Englehart 16275. Louis Barragan 14926. Daniel Williams 14697. Aaron Steinberg 1375
Girls1. Sharon Weger 14432. Jennifer Pyka 1258
We will have a bye this Sat-urday May 27th. Qualifyingwill resume on June 3rd with aspecial starting time of 5:00PM.
We are taking a bye this weekand will be back the followingSaturday.
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The Bumpers rocked withscores from Zach Shepard 112/189, Thomas Talbot 89/164,Danielle Jackson 105/178 andBlair Thomas 92/164.
The Preps put up the wel-come sign with scratch scoresfrom Bryan Caldwell 154/397,Shawn Nakanishi 123/347, KelseyReynolds 129/341 and RaylinRivera 110/317. Handicap highfives go to Jesse Valenzuela 143and Isabel Lopez 134/380.
The Juniors are taking no pris-oners with scratch scores fromLouis Barragan 242/663, Jack McCall 237, Danny Garcia 226/591,
Ryan Simon 603, Heather Isaacs192/522, Dayanna Googe 161,Patty Shaffer 159/430 and MeganHazzard 393. Handicap highs wentto Xeres Villanueva 224/603 andLaura Martin 603.
That winds us up until the nexttime, so keep the ball rolling andI’ll see you out there!
Remember YourLoved Ones OnMemorial Day
Pickwick Jr’sby Tish Plotkin
BURBANK—The City Tour-nament winners attended theAwards Banquet this last Sundayand what a day it was! I alwaysfind it awesome to realize whatoutstanding youth bowlers thereare in this arena today. Look outadults, they are huge scorers andfearsome at that! Just take a peekand come out to watch them thiscoming Sunday for the Jr./AdultTournament at Mission HillsBowl.
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ANAHEIM — Hi. Here it is the last Thursday of May and thatmeans most of the summer leagues are on the floor at LinbrookBowling Center. Bet you can’t wait to see who those high scorersare. Well, we have the list for you.
Santa’s Guys and Gals: Linda Stellar 201.Swinging Trios: Carl Stutzman 223, Stan Lucas 215-203, John
Hillion 213, Bob Baughman 203.Lunch Bunch: Jim Devre 248-205/614, Ike Eisenacher 208, Sal
Molina 203, Bin Masaki 202,Santa Strikers: Lucky Atkinson 253-223-267/743, Wes Atkinson
249, Cory Capra 240, David Brogdon 237-237/633, Brian Bendt 204-203.
R.C.R.C.: Gary Wirth 231, Paul Budnovich 218, Kay Ladbury205, Ralph Tanner 203.
3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 228, Melinda Monahan 223, Mel-issa Adams 222, Dorothy Woolsey 204, Vicki Wachter 200.
Executive Doubles: Tony Banks 258, Curtis Henderson 244-204-204/652, Mike Keogh 237-212-213/662, Jeff Irwin 237, RandyShepard 235.
Jack’s and Jill’s: Tony Wallick 223-206/610, Romy Villalobos220, Jovet Soon 215-204, Robert Bloom 212, Rudy Tomaneng 207,Heather Skovgard 200.
Angels/Dodgers Bowling Club (no-tap): Derwin Ruebsamen295-203/689, Charles Rogers 246, George Moreno 241-245-228/718, Ralph Tanner 218-236-244/698, Jerry Pearlman 215-201-229/645, Gail Brockway 255, Kim Pearlman 219, Arleen Mejia 207-206.
Golden Nuggets: Art Gutierrez 247, Ed Signorino 222, BobMcGraw 210, Toni Lopez 221, Lou Williams 202.
Go For Nine (no-tap): Tony Angulo 268/600, Carl Adinolfi 221-264-267/752, Dick Nichols 265-253-222/740, Gene Nichols 256-207/649, Vic Divito 214-251/619, Patty Ricks 254, Joyce Schuster 226-221/635, Minnie Ortiz 225, Carol Johnson 222, Joyce Short 219.
Party Timers: Tim Blough 215-279-237/731, Charles Rogers266/613, E.J. Rogers 244-257/681, JR Mattson 204-204-257/665,Bob Mask 215-245/651, Hyun Park 236-213/633, Kim Pearlman 201.
Rowdies: Steve Pulsifer 236, Robert Madden 223, Phil Glumm215, Berton Rock 209, Verne Tournay Jr. 200, Lyn Nielsen 201.
Anaheim Nisei: James Michiuye 201-247/617, Stan Shioji 226,Jim Nishiwaki 224, Ken Murata 210, Shig Nakata 201.
Nikkei League: Fred Nakata 275, Dave Lautherboren 212-203-265/680, Sus Yasuda 248, Nobu Takata 227, Stan Iwasaki 226.
Santa’s Super Savers: Dallas Liebenow 210-231, Joe Molina225-200/600, Carl Adinolfi 216, Lou Martino 212/603.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: George Asawa 213, Bin Masaki202-210/600.
Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Andrew Stewart 218-218/611,Brandon Curtis 214, Abbott Hatch 212, Kyle Osterman 206, MarkMcLeod 202.
Magnolia Teachers (no-tap): Joe Andreff 234, FlorencioBatalon 207-204, Eileen Dibendetto 206, Melissa Valentine 206.
7-11 Vegas: Dave Olson 213-258/628, Luis Damian 222-245/665, Josh Rahm 241-217/655, Thomas Condon 235, David Wright200-233/602.
Korean League: Myung Ja Lee 210.Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 208-240-202/650.Junior Scratch (4-games): Brandon Curtis 222-230-264/888,
Andrew Stewart 204-252/831, Phillip Heffernan 200-234, AaronWilson 215.
T.G.I.F.: Frank Castle 265-201-202/668, Jason Watts 201-232/613, Richard Carr 232-210/609, Al Balais 221-210-227/658, BobTafoya 226.
Vegas Party: Stan Evans 215-257/636, John Schubert 202-232/615, Ron Corona Sr. 232-208/622, Richard Biringer 226, Eric Ange-les 226-211-205/642, Linda Worthington 217, Becky Yoxall 203,Connie Putnam 202.
Philippine Bowling League: Ben Philalack 259-215/642,Reynante Cabatbat 216-256/652, Julius Santiago 248-225-225/698,Orly Gan 222-233/621, Joenito Soon 211-231/633.
4-4 Vegas: Dehlin Greenwood 207-276/646, Rich Valadez 245-256/670, Phillip White 200-222, Larry Leach 211-211-239/661, CurtButschke 227-224, Jennifer Wayne 211-222.
Saturday Vegas Special: Joe Molina 221-256/669, J.R. Paaga230, Brian Parker 202-228, Bill May 216, William Cortez 212, LauraMay 206.
Family and Friends: Pete Quinata 266/624, David Cruz 202-235, Gerald Laguana 233/619, Jesse Higareda 209, Frank Pangelinan203, Julie Aguon 203.
Thanks for bowling at Linbrook Bowling Center. We’ll be backnext week with more high scores. Have a safe Memorial Day week-end.
SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. Summer is in the air and there’salways excitement when the new season begins here atDel Rosa Lanes. Good bowling to all of you and have agreat summer.
Monday, May 29 is Memorial Day, a holiday for most people.Whatever you do, keep it safe and take a moment to re-member the many men and women who gave their lives sowe can live free and safe.
Angels Bowling Club: Frank Montes 249/612, Nick Assini208-212/601, Allison Mader 158/438.
Beach Party: Leighton Beach 213-217/626, Chuck Gray214-225/624, Chase Phillips 233-202/608, Donna Gray 221/478.
S.B.T.A.: Jerry Streich 227/608, Lory Durkiewicz 180/501.Mary’s Invitational: Art Guzman 269-239-278/786, Darren
DeMaio 232-278-244/754, Russell Ruiz 245-222-257/724,Marv Sargent 226-279-216/721, Ken Demaio 215-225-269/709, Rick Hudson 258-249/688, Tim Farris 231-255/678,Jim Sorrells 240-204-225/669, Jeff Raynor 226-242/653.Roy Robinson 213-209-228/650, Steven Iacono 229-220/639, Jerry Forch 255/622, Jim Getman 209-224/615,Alexander Haynes 203-222/614, Derek Taylor 227-204/604,Mark Learned 225/601, Paul Deshane 233, Ted Hewitt 231,Kevin Kratochvil 225, Sarah Hartman 204-254/627, TerryChittenden 204-224/611, JoAnn Bowring 239, Andi Mattice214-203, Georgia Forch 211, Debra Neff 209, Lorri Scott208, Dottie Taylor 205, Cari Burris 201, Bridgett Young 200.
Race & Roll: James Kruck 244-204/616, Nick Munkittrick243, Trina Kruck 168/441.
Good Times: James Kruck 300-204-232/736, JohnHutchings 256-245/683, Francisco Carranza 231-201-251/683, Rick Hudson 225-221/636, Del Karper 210-224/627,Likapeka Enriquez 195/567.
Weekend Rollers: Tim Farris 209-201-219/629, L.T.Togafau 217-215/627, John Roberson 201-234/626, NachoHernandez 234/619, Mike Contreras 206-214/610, RogerDelos Reyes 223-210/602, Rusty Weigel 208-254/601, MikeMellas 237-216, Mike Nakunz 232, Angela Mobley 222-226/626, Laurie Lossner 215, Elise Hamner 202.
Wednesday Vegas: John Hutchings 259-206-212/677,Del Karper 220-243/656, Pancho Carranza 245, RolannKarper 226-200/583.
Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 246-213-206/665, TedTedford 213-204/611, Joshua Ball 257, Rick Maiale 233-233, Kevin Kratochvil 231, Mary Cassin 202-223/576, AndiMattice 200-200.
Adult/Jr. Trio: Red Dixon 267-225-224/716, Russell Ruiz227-217-244/688, Joe Dela Torre 247-248/678, Mary Cassin478, Jean Newton 193, Marty Coyazo 207-249/645, JamesDixon 202-256/628, Jonny Brooks 207-206/601, Adrian Ruiz234, Shelby Scheffler 179/503.
See you next week when we’ll have more exciting scoresfrom the bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes.
Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. It cer-
tainly is wonderful to welcome thejuniors back for the summer here atDel Rosa Lanes. So much excite-ment and energy they can’t wait tosee how they scored.
Little Rascals: Kaleb Morrison 151,David Bailey 81, Leslie Robarts 71/131.
Bantam Buddies: TerrenceRobinson 113/274, Shantea Bellamy128/329.
Pincrackers: Julius Lobikis 178/418,Lynze Joy Rincon 136/365.
Strike Force: James Dixon 222-232/627, Eric Hefftner 247, DylanNewton 226, Jason Holleman 216,Ryan Jones 212, Adrian Ruiz 212,Eric Gross 208, Marty Coyazo 202,Angel Williams 509, Amanda Coyazo198.
Good bowling juniors. See you nextweek right here at Del Rosa Lanes.
Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. The
seniors here at Del RosaLanes are having a fun timeby the reports of scores thatwere turned in. Here’s alook at how they did.
Young At Heart: MurrayGibson 220/537, EverettHaydis 537, Jim Cox 201,Betty Snow 181/483.
Park & Rec.: Frank Long218/561, Esther Byrd 510,Marianne Heidecke 192.
Afternooners: Bob Lee198/556, Cari Burris 196/505.
Golden Goodies: Frank DeLuca 550, Les Grey 214,Velma Bone 176/473.
Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. JerryPaxton 770, 2. Les Gray 768,3. Marianne Heidecke 752,Booby, Mildred Hall 576.
Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. MaryJaramillo 833, 2. Jim McGinty737, 3. Bob Lee 726, FrankLong 726, Huey Newton 726,Anna Craig 726, Booby,
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