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VOLUME 46 * NUMBER 5 * FEBRUARY 2014
COVERING THE WORLD OF BOWLING
In This Issue
New Bowl Coming To Newark
(Story Page 16)
Capital Bowl Gets Extensive Remodel
(Story Page 22)
San Bruno Bowling Center to
Re-Open in Woodland
(Story Page 16)
Brentwood Bowl On The Move?
(Story Page 16)
Stars and Strikes Rolls Into
Sandy Springs, GA
(Story Page 17)
Ebonite & Patriot Bowling Day
(Story Page 7)
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Dan Long Wins First PBA Regional Title
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Bakersfield’s Dan Long is celebrating his first-ever PBA Regional
Title—the PBA Sands Regency West/Northwest Winter Classic
presented by Motiv. Long emerged from a field of 57 bowlers and
became the sixth seed after bowling his seven games of qualifying.
The event was held at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno. The
event ran from January 10-12. Bowlers bowled on the USBC
White pattern.
Long held off 10-time world champion and number four seed Tetsuya Kobayashi of Japan for the title (257-190). In the Round of 8
(best of three games), Long defeated Darryl Okamoto, from Honolulu, Hawaii, 3-0. He then proceeded on to the semi-final round
and defeated Cris Ferreira, from Visalia, 259-248 before taking on
his championship final match against Kobayashi.
Long, fresh off winning the Modesto 6-Gamer back on December
8, averaged 240 for qualifying and averaged 250 in match play. He
said winning this title brought a “tear in my eye!”
A new resident to Bakersfield, Long moved here this past summer
from northern California. He has bowled since the age of 3 which
now makes it 35 years. Long, a lefty, was the only one to win all
his matches in match play. He won $2,000 for this first title as well
as received 25,000 PBA points.
THE COLUMBIA
300 FORTY
FRAME GAME TO
JOIN USBC OPEN
CHAMPIONSHIPS
AT NBS
By Matt Cannizzaro
ARLINGTON, Texas - The Forty
Frame Game and the United States
Bowling Congress have agreed on a
partnership that will bring the popular
tournament to the National Bowling
Stadium's Showcase Lanes in 2014,
and Columbia 300 will serve as the
event's title sponsor.
The Columbia 300 Forty Frame
Game, which started in 1989, has been
held in the same host city as the USBC
Open Championships since 1992, but
Reno, Nev., in 2014 will mark the first
time for the two events to be held in the
same venue.
"The Columbia 300 Forty Frame
Game draws thousands of competitors
each year with its fun format and
unique jackpots, and we're looking forward to adding it to the variety of
events at the NBS," said Brian Lewis,
USBC Managing Director of Tournaments. "We saw last year that bowlers
love the convenience of the on-site side
tournaments, and the uniqueness of
The Columbia 300 Forty Frame Game
will ensure that bowlers of all skill and
interest levels can find an event for
them."
is a handicap singles tournament of 40
continuous frames that includes no-tap
frames, mulligans, bonus pins and
other fun challenges. There also is a
variety of side events and doubles for
bowlers to earn additional prize money.
The tournament has welcomed more
than 300,000 bowlers and paid more
than $10.5 million in 25 years of competition.
"We are thrilled to be partners with
Columbia 300, one of the top ball
brands in bowling, and to be part of the
offerings to USBC bowlers," said Jim
Walter, owner of The Forty Frame
Game. "Our unique format is a lot of
fun and also gives participants the
chance to practice and possibly win
some money in the same atmosphere
where they will be competing for bowlin g 's nati onal c hampi ons hips. "
will be held on the Showcase Lanes,
which also are used for team practice
sessions. There will be specific afternoon and evening squad times for The
Columbia 300 Forty Frame Game as
well as morning and early-afternoon
times set aside for team practice sessions on the Showcase Lanes.
"Columbia 300 represents fun bowling
competition with your friends, making
partnership with The Forty Frame
Game a perfect fit," Columbia 300
Brand Manager Bugsy Kelly said. "We
look forward to helping make The Co-
lumbia 300 Forty Frame Game a special experience that every bowler will
want to make part of their Reno visit."
Prize money for Forty Frame Game
tournaments nationwide, including The
Forty Frame Game in the event's
hometown of Toledo, Ohio, and a Ladies Doubles, traditionally held alongside the USBC Women's Championships (since 1995), is approximately
$450,000. Top performers also earn an
all-expense-paid trip to The Forty
Frame Game National Championship
Finals held each November in Las Vegas, where they can win additional
prize money.
The Forty Frame
National Championship
This event is held each year on the first
or second weekend in November to
determine The Forty Frame Game National Champion. The site is the Silver
Nugget Casino and Bowling Center in
Las Vegas. There are preliminary
rounds of bowling starting Friday evening and ending on Saturday or Sunday
morning with six finalists going head to
head for all the marbles in The Forty
Frame Game Championship Finals.
It is a fun event and another opportunity to win more dollars. Eligible finalists
are the top winners from the Toledo,
USBCBA and USBCWBA plus any
league champions who are sponsored
by their bowling centers. All participants
receive free transportation, lodging and
meals. Guests are welcome at their own
expense. It is a party atmosphere and
an exciting conclusion to The Forty
Frame Game season.
FEATURES
BOWLING WORLD
INDEX
Tournament................................................................ 3
USBC Masters ........................................................... 6
Rain-day Bowling ....................................................... 7
Ebonite & Patriot Bowling Day ................................... 7
Helen Duval .............................................................. 8
Idle Bowling Thoughts............................................. 8
Storm ......................................................................... 8
PBA50 ........................................................................ 9
Ask Bob.................................................................... 10
ABT .......................................................................... 10
Bowl For Cure .......................................................... 11
Industry Award Winners ........................................... 11
PBA Tournament of Champions .............................. 12
PBA TV Schedule .................................................... 13
Did You Know .......................................................... 14
Gail’s Tournament .................................................... 14
New Bowl Coming To Newark ................................. 16
San Bruno Bowling Center ....................................... 16
Brentwood Bowl On The Move ................................ 16
Stars and Strikes ...................................................... 17
Capital Bowl Gets Remodeled ................................. 22
Rare Spare............................................................... 28
USBC Seniors .......................................................... 29
Ford Driving Skills .................................................... 31
SERVICES
Albany Bowl ............................................................... 2
Bowling World’s Advertiser’s Links ............................ 3
South Point ................................................................ 5
Homestead Lanes ...................................................... 9
Bowling Shirts Wanted ............................................... 9
Bowlers Experience Too .......................................... 11
Bel Mateo ................................................................. 14
Shirts4Bowling ......................................................... 16
Bowling Outfitters Pro Shop ..................................... 18
West Lane Pro Shop ................................................ 18
Gene’s Pro Shop ...................................................... 24
Off The Sheet........................................................... 27
Volume 46, Issue 5, February 2014
Peninsula ................................................................ 14
(Bel Mateo Bowl)
W. Contra Costa~Vallejo ....................................... 14
(Kentwig Lanes)
Stockton/Tracy ................................................. 15,18
(Pacific Avenue Bowl, West Lane Bowl,
West Valley Family Bowl)
Diablo ...................................................................... 19
(Paddock Bowl)
Tulare/ Modesto ..................................................... 20
(McHenry Bowl, Yosemite Lanes)
Monterey Bay Area ................................................ 21
(Monterey Lanes, Valley Center Bowl)
Sacramento ............................................................ 22
(Steve Cook’s Fireside Lanes)
Sonoma Country .................................................... 22
(Double Decker Lanes)
San Francisco .......................................................... 23
(Classic Bowling Center, Brentwood Bowl, Presidio
Bowling Center, Yerba Buena)
Alameda County................................................ 24-25
(Albany Bowl, Granada Bowl, E.A. Dublin Bowl,
Gene’s Pro Shop)
Santa Clara…………………. ................................ 26-27
(4th Street Bowl, Morgan Hill Bowl)
Seniors.................................................................... 28
Juniors .................................................................... 30
Collegiate ................................................................ 31
Tournaments In This Issue of Bowling World
Feb 15
Feb 15
Feb 15-17
Feb 22
Feb 22-23
Mar 1
Mar 1
Mar 1-2
Mar 8
Mar 8-9
Mar 9
Mar 9
Mar 15
Mar 15
Mar 15-16
Mar 15-16
Mar 21-23
Mar 22-23
Apr 1-6
Apr 7
Apr 11-12
Aug 22-24
Double 300 No-Tap Morgan Hill Bowl
Gold Pin 6 Gamer @ EA Dublin Bowl
ABT Bay @ AMF Mission Lanes
Gail’s No-Tap @ Paddock Bowl
ABT Bay @ Danville Bowl
10 Gamer @ Morgan Hill Bowl
Murray’s 8 Gamer @ 4th Street Bowl
ABT Bay @ Clayton Valley Bowl
Monte Carlo @ Homestead Lanes
ABT Bay @ 4th Street Bowl
Gigantic 5 Tournament @ Granada Bowl
6 Gamer @ Yosemite Lanes
Gold Pin 6 Gamer @ E.A. Dublin Bowl
St Patricks Day Tournament @ E.A. Dublin Bowl
ABT Bay @ Diablo Valley
Souza’s Bowl “4” Buck$ @ 4th Street Bowl
SVIT @ 4th Street Bowl
ABT Bay @ Pinole Valley
ABT Spring Nationals @ Sam’s Town
6 Gamer @ Yosemite Lanes
2014 E.A. Memorial PBA & Pro-Ams
2014 Senior Singles @ AMF Cerritos Lanes
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Publisher
Founder
Donna Hazel
Red Pfeiffer
Assisting Staff
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Graphic Designer
GE
Staff Writers
Helen Duval
Chuck Pezzano
Contributing Writers
Raymond Ambrogio
Chris Beard
Kendy Mullenary
Dixie Wright
Earl Cook
Correen Edgerly
Felicia Brown
Robert L. Brown
Frank Olim, Jr.
Jorge Perez
Samantha Davis
Jim Decker
Dave Doran
Betty Raab
McElheney
Barbara Dunn
Don H. Rose
Lori Hendren
Carolyn T. Edwards
Rick Johnson
Joe Sodaro
Jason Figel
Pat Twigg
Frank Vidrio
Glenn E. Weaver
Gerry Wellbaum
Walter E. Williams
Bob Korth
Brian Lim
Lyn Kandt
Mary Lynly
Hal Bolesworth
Leroy Abraham
Karen Moran
Corey Morlock
Debbie Croci
Frank Weiler
Mike Pleva
Bill Del Palacio
Jim Goodwin
Greg Branson Tom
Chris Reich
Les Ekman
Tim Bullard
Chris Schirmacher
Fred Eisenhammer
Bill Farinella
Chuck Holland
Alan Foster
Al Zeppa
Sheryl Fuller
Chuck Hamilton
Stefanie Weston
Frank Borsellino Jr.
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SERVING THE BOWLING INDUSTRY SINCE 1967
Tenpin Bowling Association World Bowling Tour for
the third consecutive season.
All qualifying and match play rounds of the Masters
will be covered live on Xtra Frame, the PBA's online
bowling channel. For subscription information, visit
pba.com.
In addition to the Masters finals, the PBA will conduct the Elias Cup championship match in the 2014
By Jason Overstreet
PBA League series at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, Feb.
23, at Carolier. The Elias Cup finals will air on ESPN ARLINGTON, Texas – United States Bowling Congress
on Sunday, April 13, at 2 p.m. ET.
(USBC) Executive Director Stu Upson has resigned his
position with the organization effective immediately.
2014 USBC MASTERS
―On behalf of USBC, I want to thank Stu for all he has
At Brunswick Zone Carolier, North Brunswick, N.J.
done for the organization and our sport,‖ USBC President Andrew Cain said. ―Under Stu’s leadership we
SCHEDULE
have been able to accomplish a number of important
(All times Eastern)
goals in furthering our strategic plan. As we enter the
Monday, Feb. 17
next phase of our program, we will be looking to new
10:30-11:45 a.m. - Practice session (Squad A and leadership to further enhance bowling and serve the
Squad B players with last names A-L)
millions of Americans who enjoy our sport.‖
1:15-2:30 p.m. - Practice session (Squad B players
with last names M-Z and Squad C)
USBC plans to announce an Interim Executive Director
in the coming days and will conduct a national search
for a permanent replacement.
Tuesday, Feb. 18
8 a.m. - Round 1, 5 qualifying games (Squad A)
―I have enjoyed working with the USBC Board, execuNoon - Round 1, 5 qualifying games (Squad B)
tive team and our members to help advance the sport
5 p.m. - Round 1, 5 qualifying games (Squad C)
we all love,‖ Upson said. ―While there is still more work
to do, I am confident that I am leaving the USBC in a
Wednesday, Feb. 19
stronger and better position. I am grateful for the sup8 a.m. - Round 2, 5 qualifying games (Squad B)
port and friendships I have gained during my tenure
Noon - Round 2, 5 qualifying games (Squad C)
and know that great things are ahead for both the lead5 p.m. - Round 2, 5 qualifying games (Squad A)
ership and members of USBC.‖
Executive Director
Stu Upson Resigns
From USBC
Belmonte Headlines
Sold-Out
USBC Masters Field
By Lucas Wiseman
ARLINGTON, Texas - Australian two-handed star
Jason Belmonte will look to continue his tidal wave of
success when he takes on a sold-out field of 468 of
the world's best bowlers next week at the United
States Bowling Congress Masters.
As the reigning Masters champion and current Professional Bowlers Association Player of the Year,
Belmonte will be the man to beat when the event
takes place at Brunswick Zone Carolier in North
Brunswick, N.J. The Masters begins Tuesday,
Feb.18, with qualifying.
Belmonte, who last month won the Barbasol PBA
Tournament of Champions, defeated Wes Malott of
Pflugerville, Texas, 258-245, in last year's Masters
championship match to win his first PBA major title.
Successfully defending the Masters title has proven
to be an extremely difficult task in the 63-year history
of the tournament. It's only happened twice and not
since 1965. Billy Welu won the event in 1964 and
1965, while Dick Hoover was the first to win consecutive titles in 1956 and 1957.
"It's so difficult to win any event back-to-back, but
with a three-game, knock-out format, you can come
up against the wrong guy at the wrong time and be
knocked out,"
Belmonte said. "Last year, I focused purely on my
own game, and this year I'll be doing the same
thing."
Belmonte will have one advantage on the field
when he takes to the lanes next week. As the reigning champion, he is guaranteed a spot in the 64player double-elimination match-play bracket. He will
bowl qualifying to try to earn the highest seeding
position possible.
All players will bowl 15 games of qualifying over
three days to determine the match-play field. The top
63 players will join Belmonte in the unique threegame,
double-elimination bracket.
The top five players at the conclusion of the bracket
will advance to the stepladder finals and compete in
the live two-hour championship round on ESPN on
Sunday, Feb.23, at 3 p.m. ET.
The Masters, which features a first-place prize of
$50,000 and a total prize fund of $315,000, is a major event on the PBA Tour and is part of the World
Thursday, Feb. 20
Chad Murphy Named USBC
8 a.m. - Round 3, 5 qualifying games (Squad C)
Noon - Round 3, 5 qualifying games (Squad A)
Interim Executive
5 p.m. - Round 3, 5 qualifying games (Squad B)
(Top 63 players and defending champion Jason Bel- ARLINGTON, Texas – Chad Murphy has been named
monte advance to three-game, double-elimination Interim Executive Director of the United States Bowling
Congress (USBC) by President Andrew Cain. Murphy
match-play bracket)
currently serves as the International Bowling Campus
(IBC) Managing Director of Youth Development, a posiFriday, Feb. 21
tion he’s held since January of 2012. Murphy will con9 a.m. - Double-elimination match play, three games tinue in his role supervising IBC Youth Development in
total pinfall (five rounds)
addition to Interim Executive Director duties for USBC.
Saturday, Feb. 22
9 a.m. - Double-elimination match play, three games
total pinfall (two rounds)
1:30 p.m. - Winners bracket final match (two surviving
undefeated players, three
games to determine No. 1 and No. 2 seeds for ESPN
stepladder finals)
2:45 p.m. - Three-game match, final four losers bracket
survivors (top three players
advance to ESPN stepladder finals as No. 3, No. 4 and
No. 5 seeds based upon pinfall totals)
Sunday, Feb. 23
3 p.m. - Five players, ESPN stepladder finals (live)
Murphy served as Director of Youth for the Bowling
Proprietors’ Association of America before being elevated to his role with IBC Youth Development.
Prior to joining the IBC, Murphy held management positions at Columbia Industries and Ebonite. Earlier in his
career, he worked as a team member on the Professional Bowlers Association and Professional Women’s
Bowling Association tours for Columbia 300. He is a
former member of Team USA and his playing honors
include a silver medal at the 1998 World Tenpin Team
Cup in Amsterdam and he was also part of the Ebonite
Nitro/R's team that won two Grand Championships at
the Brunswick World Team Challenge Series in 1994
and 1996.
Murphy replaces Stu Upson, who resigned from USBC
on February 4. The USBC Board of Directors will conduct a national search for a permanent replacement.
SERVING THE BOWLING INDUSTRY SINCE 1967
Here is a Rain-day
Bowling Story
Fred Eisenhammer
LA Bowling Examiner
As we bask in the balmy weather of the City of Angels, we know full well about how inclement weather
has invaded other areas of the country.
So it’s no surprise that bowling centers have popped up
everywhere to the east of us as a viable indoor activity.
It’s been a favorite activity at the White House since
1947 when two bowling lanes were presented to President Harry Truman and placed in the basement of the
West Wing. It was a gift to Truman from the people of
his home state of Missouri.
Here are some quick White House bowling notes from
the book ―How the White House Really Works‖ authored by George Sullivan:
-- One of the best bowlers on the White House lanes
was Lady Bird Johnson, the wife of President Lyndon
Johnson. She once rolled a 188 and talked about the
usefulness of White House lanes during a Mideast crisis on June 5, 1967, in her book, ―White House Diary‖:
―The U.N. was struggling . . . the Security Council going
into session for five or six hours . . . like millions of others I strained with hope toward the U.N. and what it
might produce. But I remembered with dismay the expressions of no confidence . . . I turned off the TV and
went over to the bowling lanes where I used up my
energy in three games, hurling a heavier ball than usual
and running up scores in the 150s. All by myself. And
while I’m bowling, I don’t think about anything else.‖
-- President Richard Nixon set the presidential high with
a 233 game. He bowled one game after another in
rapid succession. He sometimes would total 20 games
in one night.
President Ronald Reagan and his family were not bowlers. Joe Taylor, the longtime caretaker of the lanes,
never saw President Reagan bowl.
Richard Nixon in
the Old
Executive Office
Building Bowling
Alley in
1970 (NARA)
FOLDS OF HONOR TO LAUNCH
PATRIOT BOWLING DAY
Folds of Honor Partners with Ebonite to Launch
Patriot Bowling Day Bowling centers nationwide will
host events, collect donations to support military
families during Presidents Day weekend
OWASSO, Okla. – The Folds of Honor Foundation
is partnering with Ebonite to launch Patriot Bowling
Day at bowling centers nationwide during Presidents
Day weekend (Feb. 14-17), collecting donations and
hosting events to help fund educational scholarships
for the families of those killed or disabled while serving our country.
During Presidents Day weekend, bowlers are encouraged to hit the lanes at their local bowling center
and make a donation along with their lineage fees.
To find more information or to register, bowling centers are encouraged to visit PatriotBowlingDay.com.
―As an American-made brand, it’s incredibly rewarding to partner with Folds of Honor in supporting
the families of those who have sacrificed life and
limb for our country,‖ said Ed Gallagher, Ebonite
brand manager. ―This partnership is an area of immense pride for our entire organization, and we’re
thrilled to introduce bowlers nationwide to this deserving cause through Patriot Bowling Day.‖
Ebonite has been creating dependable, Americanmade products for those who love the game since
1905. Through its #BowlItForward campaign, Ebonite is committed to supporting bowling coaches and
preserving the sport for future generations. Patriot
Bowling Day blends Ebonite’s #BowlItForward mantra with the Folds of Honor mission of preserving the
future of our military families by ensuring they have
the educational opportunities they deserve.
―We’re proud to partner with Ebonite, a brand with
such a great sense of American spirit and pride,‖
said Major Dan Rooney, Folds of Honor founder. ―As
one of America’s favorite pastimes, bowling is a freedom many people enjoy with friends and family. With
the support of Ebonite, the bowling industry and its
patrons, Patriot Bowling Day will make a tremendous
impact on the future our nation’s military families.‖
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AMF Pinole Valley Lanes
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AMF Rocklin Lanes, Rocklin
AMF Land Park Lanes, Sacramento
AMF Mardi Gras Lanes, Sacramento
AMF Arrowhead Lanes, San Bernardino
Mira Mesa Lanes, San Diego
Bowlmor San Jose
AMF Eagle Lanes, San Marcos
AMF Moonlite Lanes, Santa Clara
Boardwalk Bowl, Santa Cruz
AMF Bay Shore Lanes, Santa Monica
AMF Bowl-O-Drome Lanes, Torrance
Bowlmor Orange County, Tustin
AMF Visalia Lanes, Visalia
AMF El Dorado Lanes, Westchester
AMF Friendly Hills Lanes, Whittier
AMF Woodlake Lanes, Woodland Hills
For a complete list please go to:
http://www.ebonite.com/
patriotbowlingdaycenters.html
Donations
President Bush
(photo of White
House photo)
Helen Duval’s Bowling Tips
Check Points and Concentration
Did you know you should do four things every time you deliver a ball?
Here they are:
Remember exactly where your sliding foot is in your stance position—that is, what
board it’s on.
Watch to see whether you rolled that ball over your spot on the lane and what the
ball was doing at the arrow or spot area.
See where your hand is after the delivery and what position it is in.
Look at where your sliding foot is at the foul line and check to see if it is in a
straight line from stance position to delivery point in relationship to your target.
Let’s talk about each of these check points one by one.
Let’s presume that you are lining yourself up for a strike. Put your feet together,
pointed straight ahead, sliding foot slighting ahead of the other. Here’s the reason
for this foot position. If you pick out your position on the approach with your sliding
foot, then bring up the other foot behind it, you will be more conscious of the position
of the sliding foot.
Now let your bowling arm hang down against your leg, fingers pointed to the floor.
The fingers should be hanging pointed over the last dot on the approach if there are
five dots. This dot is on the same board as the second arrow. Some bowling centers
have seven dots. If this is the case, use the second dot in from the end as this dot is
in line with the second arrow.
Wiggle your feet around until you are in the right position and remember where that
sliding foot is.
Now deliver the ball and keep your eye constantly on the arrow until the ball rolls
over it. Did the ball roll over the spot or miss it? You don’t know because you weren’t concentrating on the spot? Do it again. The ball must continue over the spot
(second arrow) another 10 or 15 feet before it hooks. So that means you must
stroke the arm toward the target and that will help to get your hand up in front of
your face in the follow through.
Stay at the foul line until the ball hits the pins. This assures a solid delivery and you
have control of the ball. If you can’t stay at the foul line, we’ll discuss this later.
Why did I say to bring your hand up in front of your face? Several reasons: It helps
you keep your balance, helps point you in the direction of the target, but, most of all,
it tells you what position your hand is in.
Remember, your thumb steers and guides the ball. So the position of your thumb
will tell you the whole story. Where your thumb goeth, there goeth the ball.
The simplest explanation is to shake hands with the pins or your target. Your thumb
should be at about the 11:00 position, wrist firm and with no wrinkles on it. Look at
it—it’s probably ―broken‖ with the fingers open and no feeling of lift. How can you
feel the ball coming off your fingers if you don’t keep them curled?
Here’s an easy way to do it. Before you push the ball out in the delivery, squeeze
the ball slightly with your two bowling fingers and keep the two outside fingers firmly
on the ball. Keep that same feeling all the way through the arm swing and delivery.
Now you will deliver such a great ball and it will really shake the pins and break up
large combinations of pins.
Hope you’ve stayed at the foul line so you can see where you sliding foot was in
relation to the foul line at the delivery point. If you walk crooked from your starting
point (which you remembered, I hope), you will know why your ball missed the spot
or angled badly after passing over the spot.
You must become consistent in your approach so when you start walking toward
spares, you can do the same thing—only walk at an angle towards them, using the
same technique as for your strikes.
I’d venture to say that 85% of the bowlers walk crooked to the line. How can you
swing the ball in a straight line if you walk crooked?
Here are some helpful tips: If you are really concentrating on the arrow, you’ll see it
―move‖ to the left or right if you walk crooked; your first or second step is usually the
one you go off to one side with; have someone you can trust watch you from the
rear and this may help you.
If you drift across the approach on strikes—and I’m only talking about strikes—
before you start, point your toes in the opposite direction of your drift. It works; try it.
Remember the four check points and make yourself do them every time you bowl.
I’ll bet by now some of you have raised your averages at least 10 pins. So keep
practicing until next month.
Final tip: Did you know that there are five boards between each dot and each arrow? Also that all the dots are on the same board as the arrows?
Idle Bowling Thoughts
By Chuck Pezzano
Too often bowling has been depicted as an activity that has overcome a rather sordid past.
As a youngster I sort of reluctantly accepted the oft repeated tales of drinking and
gambling and assorted other ills as the main lure of the game, and not the thrill of
rolling a ball and knocking down more pins than the other bowlers.
Early in my writing career I met some people who were involved with the very early
days of the sport and others who were related to or know some of the pioneers of
the game. One day a fellow sportswriter handed me a package, told me that an
older women had dropped it off and if I didn’t want it, just throw it away.
It was a scrapbook of bowling articles that appeared to be from 1900 to 1905. I was
surprised, fascinated and proud as I eagerly devoured every word. It was all quite
positive, perhaps by design or maybe because that’s the way it was. It had many a
piece about woman’s bowling and they were informative, educational and illustrative
of the larger role played by women in bowling history than ever imagined.
Serving on various Hall of Fame and other committees I had the opportunity to peruse long ago publications and articles about the sport plus much of the research
done by bowling scholars such as Al Matzelle, Bruce Pluckhahn and Herm
Weiskopf.
Sure there was some gambling, drinking, plenty of needling, lip action, equipment
tampering and all the rest that goes along with the evolution of a sport, however
there was the touch of class given by builders, engineers, women, churches, athletic
and social clubs and people from every walks of life.
In a game that on the surface seems to change little, there have been many
changes. The equipment, balls, pins, machines have all evolved and thus changed
the sport. Lanes, lane dressing and conditioning changes can and have filled
books. Change isn’t bad unless it is change for change sake alone.
A case can be made for and against every major innovation in the sport, and a good
case can be made for the abilities of star bowlers who lived from the turn of the last
century and before.
Can any solid conclusion be drawn? I doubt it. If you had a buck for every discussion about the merits or demerits of various star bowlers, bowling balls, drilling, pins,
lanes, and lane conditioning you could travel around the world a time or two.
There remain many loose ends. Almost all would admit that soft conditions and the
tremendous scores may have done some damage, but the scoring brickyards are
just as damaging, aren’t they? Popcorn pins might be terrible, but are trees any
better? Some leagues, centers and bowling groups might be out of touch, but don’t
we have bowling segments that are out in space? And on and on it goes. If the
answers were simple, there wouldn’t be any opposing opinions.
Getting back to super stars… Some of today’s top scorers are criticized because
they don’t have the style, ball, mental attitude or whatever of some of the great old
timers. You look at the records and some of the junior bowlers already have better
stats than fabled Hall of Famers. So the beat can go on in a ridiculous way. You do
what you have to in order to obtain the best results in the era in which you perform.
Let’s give credit equally all along the time line.
And for those of you who are just too critical of today’s bowling, just remember that
20 years from now those will be the ―good old days!‖
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Walter Ray Williams Jr. Tops
Hall-of-Fame Field to Win
PBA50 Tour Finals
Laughlin wins PBA Regional Players
Invitational Finals; Young repeats as
Teen Masters champion
LAS VEGAS – Walter Ray Williams Jr. topped a three
-man all-star field to win the inaugural PBA50 Tour Finals, Arizona’s Ben Laughlin won the PBA Regional
Players Invitational Finals, and Florida’s Greg Young
repeated as Teen Masters champion in a television
tripleheader that concluded the Professional Bowlers
Association’s World Series of Bowling V at South Point
Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center.
In the PBA50 Tour finals, which featured three PBA
Hall of Famers who qualified based on competition
points earned during the 2013 PBA50 Tour season, two
-time PBA50 Player of the Year Williams defeated
Venezuela’s Amleto Monacelli, 224-204, after Monacelli
eliminated 2013 PBA50 Rookie of the Year Pete Weber
of St. Ann, Mo.,243-208, in the first match.
―The fans had a chance to see three players with a lot
of history with the organization and who had great seasons on the PBA50 Tour,‖ Williams, an Ocala, Fla.,
resident, said. ―You can’t get much better than that.‖
Williams, who won three PBA50 Tour titles in 2013,
led throughout the match before Monacelli made a late
charge with a three-bagger heading into the 10th
frame. But Monacelli left the 4 pin on his first ball in the
10th and missed the spare to end his chances.
―The momentum was going back and forth,‖ Williams
said. ―It was going my way with a four-bagger and then
I left a 10 pin in the ninth which gave Amleto a chance.
I was really surprised when he left the 4 pin. If he
strikes, the match could have gone down to the last
ball.‖
Laughlin, who won the combined PBA West/Northwest
RPI to qualify for the finals, defeated South Region
representative Tom Daugherty of Wesley Chapel, Fla.,
225-187, to win the special event for PBA regional
champions. The RPI Finals included six PBA members
who won RPI titles in their respective regions.
Laughlin won his opening round match by rolling a
222 game against East Region representative Brian
LeClair of Albany, N.Y. (198) and Southwest Region
representative Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas
(163). Daugherty’s 244 eliminated Midwest Region
representative Dave Beres of Waukesha, Wis. (202)
and Central Region representative Brian Kretzer of
Dayton, Ohio (177).
―Bowling on ESPN was a dream come true,‖ the 42year-old Laughlin said. ―It’s the best feeling I’ve ever
had in bowling.
―I bowled on Tour during the 2005-06 season, but I
didn’t fare so well,‖ he added. ―I’ve been bowling regionals ever since and enjoying it. The RPI program
with a TV show this year was great. You couldn’t ask
for much more than that. It absolutely provided incentives for regional players to get out and bowl.‖
The Teen Masters Grand Championship featured a re
-match of last season's finalists, which Young also won.
He won his second straight $64,000 scholarship package – the richest scholarship prize in the sport – by
beating Ashley Dunn of Palmdale, CA, in a one-ball roll
-off after the best-of-two-game match ended in a tie.
Dunn, who was swept in the 2012 title match, got the
upper hand when she won the first game, 179-160, but
Young sent the match into sudden-death with a 184153 decision in game two. In the roll-off, Young struck
and Dunn left the 2-4-5 to hand Young the victory.
Young, who will graduate from Viera High School in
2014, will attend collegiate powerhouse Robert Morris
University-Illinois
next fall and
plans to pursue
a career in cyber
security
PBA RPI FINALS:
South Point Exhibition Hall, Las Vegas
Championship
Ben Laughlin, Chandler, Ariz. ($6,000 and PBA Tournament of Champions entry) def. Tom Daugherty,
Wesley Chapel, Fla. ($3,000), 225-187.
Playoff Results (winner of each match advanced; losers
earned $1,000)
Match One – Daugherty (244) def. Dave Beres, Waukesha, Wis. (202) and Brian Kretzer, Dayton, Ohio
(177).
Match Two – Laughlin (222) def. Brian LeClair, Albany,
N.Y. (198) and Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas (163).
PBA50 FINALS
South Point Exhibition Hall, Las Vegas
Final Standings
1, Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., $10,000.
2, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, $6,000.
3, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo., $4,000.
Stepladder Results
Match One – Monacelli def. Weber, 243-208.
Championship – Williams def. Monacelli, 224-204.
TEEN MASTERS GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
Championship (best of two games; one-ball roll-off to
break tie)
Greg Young, Viera, Fla. ($64,000 scholarship) def.
Ashley Dunn, Palmdale, Calif.,
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ASK BOB
By: Bob Korth
Q. I have fallen into a mid-season slump and can't seem to shake it. Got any idea's
on breaking slump's?
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Slump's can be one of the hardest things in our game to get over. If you ask 100
people how to break a slump you will probably get 100 different answers. I have a
few idea's of my own. First remember you know how to bowl, you haven't forgotten
how you have just lost your confidence. When you lose confidence, your ability to
bowl on auto pilot goes out the window. You begin to over-think everything. Your
approach becomes uncomfortable. You start steering every shot. The harder you
try to correct these things the more you do them. You go practice more but usually
it just makes things worse and prolongs the slump because you are practicing the
very thing that got the slump started in the first place. You want to try to relax and
quit thinking, try to concentrate on hitting your target and nothing else. What I do to
break my slump is to take a couple of weeks off. I get a sub for leagues and even
bypass a tournament if one is coming up. I get away from bowling altogether. This
helps me to reset my brain as it pertains to bowling. Then when I come back, I
have forgotten all the things that started the slump in the first place. I am relaxed
and having fun again. Getting away for some people is the quickest fix.
Q. I got a new ball for Christmas, went to the pro shop to get it drilled. I was asked
what reaction I was trying to achieve. I told the expert what I would like to see the
ball do. He watched me throw a few shot's and drilled the ball for me. When he
handed it to me I was shocked to find not only the finger and thumb holes but a
large hole in the side of the ball. I did not ask for this extra hole to be put in the
ball. I asked why this was done and was told it is a weight hole. What
is a weight hole?
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A. To help the ball get certain rolling characteristics the ball is drilled off center.
This can leave the ball with more weight on one side than is allowed by USBC
equipment rules. You are only allowed 3 ounces of top weight and 1 ounce of side
weight. The also 1 ounce of either thumb or finger weight. The size and depth of
the hole is determined by how much weight needs to be removed to make the ball
legal by USBC specs. Only one weight hole is allowed. The weight hole does not
hurt the ball. In fact it many times helps the reaction of the ball even more.
Q. I bowl in a center that has a long oil pattern. My ball speed is pretty fast and I
am having problems with the ball getting to the pocket. What can I do besides slow
down to increase hook?
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A. Here is what you need to know about ball speed. There are more things in bowling that add up to to become speed. Throwing the ball fast, speed. Heavy oil reacts like speed. Polished ball, speed. High rg ball, speed. Weak cover stock,
speed. All of these things act like more speed. You have to try to achieve a balance to get the reaction you are after. You have ball speed and wet lanes. You
need to temper this with a lower rg ball, or with a drilling pattern to get the ball into
an earlier roll You may need a sanded ball or matte finish ball to get a read on the
lanes. You might need some or maybe all of these things to increase your ball
reaction on the lanes. Your objective is to slow the ball down by increasing friction
between ball and lane.
Just a note for all my readers my wife and I are taking a bucket list cruise to New
Zealand and Australia starting in February. We will be gone for two months so
these articles have been written ahead. But please if you have a question go
ahead and email it to me. I won't have the net all the time so it might be awhile
before I get back to you with an answer. I will get the answers out to you as soon
as I return in April.
Thanks for reading and your patience. Bob
To ask a question write to askbobk@gmail.com
I try to answer all questions by email.
Roll To A Million
Highlights Bowl For
The Cure
By Terry Bigham
ARLINGTON, Texas - February is Bowl for the Cure®
month, and the United States Bowling Congress once
again is encouraging USBC members, their families
and friends to take part in the "Your Roll to a Million"
effort.
The "Your Roll to a Million" initiative kicked off during
Breast Cancer Awareness Month last October and
through merchandise sales, special tournaments and
donations seeks to raise $1 million for Susan G. Komen for the Cure®.
During Bowl for the Cure® month, USBC will have
several ways for bowlers to help the "Your Roll to a
Million" campaign reach its goal:

Shop - At USBCBowlingStore.com, there is great
new merchandise for bowlers to show their support in
the fight against breast cancer. USBC donates 25 percent of all Bowl for the Cure® purchases to Susan G.
Komen for the Cure®.

Donate - Big or small, all donations go directly to
support breast cancer research and awareness. Go to
BOWL.com/BFTC to donate online.
Participate - Bowl for the Cure® events will take place
throughout the country in February, and bowlers are
encouraged to take part in a local event. BOWL.com/
BFTC has a list of events in each state and also has
the tools for bowlers who might want to host an event.
Bowl for the Cure® also is launching the Fabulous
Four essay contest. The contest, open to any female
who has been impacted by breast cancer and/or who
has been involved in supporting the fight against breast
cancer, will give four winners the ultimate bowling experience.
Winners will receive a trip to the Dallas/Fort Worth
area to visit the International Bowling Campus and
Susan G. Komen's International Headquarters, and
they then will travel to Reno, Nev., to take part in the
USBC Women's Championships.
The winners also will receive bowling equipment and
lessons during their time at the IBC. Contest details,
rules and how to enter are available at BOWL.com/
FabulousFour.
During Bowl for the Cure® month, keep track of
what's happening in the bowling community by following Bowl for the Cure® on Facebook (facebook.com/
bowlforthecure)
and Twitter
(twitter.com/
BowlfortheCure).
Bowl for the Cure® is a year-round fundraising and
breast cancer awareness initiative sponsored by
USBC. Since its inception in 2000, people from across
the country have hit the lanes to raise more than $10
million for breast cancer research and awareness.
2014 BPAA Industry Award
Winners Announced at Bowling
Summit
Congratulations to:
Victor Lerner Memorial Medal and Induction into the
BPAA Hall of Fame: Michael Ducat, Winter Haven,
Fla.
President's Medal: Kevin Krauss, Seminole, Fla.
V.A. Wapensky Award: Gary Forman, Fountain Valley,
Calif.
Ruben A. Dankoff Award for Public Policy and Legislative Service: David Bardon, Elkhart Lake, Wisc.
Special Projects Award: Natalie Savant, San Antonio,
Texas
Dick Weber Bowling Ambassador Award
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Keller, Texas
BPAA Media Award: Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago, Ill.
The Lerner Award and Hall of Fame induction will take
place in Orlando during Bowl Expo at BPAA's General
Session, Wednesday, June 25. The Industry Awards
will be presented at a special awards luncheon, Tuesday, June
24.
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Australia’s Belmonte
Wins Barbasol
PBA TOC
Strike on final ball clinches one-pin victory
over Texan Wes Malott
Souza’s Bowl 4 Buck$ Results @ Cloverleaf Family Bowl
ALLEN PARK, Mich. (Jan. 26, 2014) – Australia’s
Jason Belmonte, with a strike on his final ball, defeated
Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, to win the Barbasol
Professional Bowlers Association Tournament of
Champions by a single pin Sunday at Thunderbowl
Lanes.
Belmonte, a 30-year-old two-handed player, defeated
Malott, 219-218, after earning the top berth in the stepladder finals by 363 pins over England’s Dom Barrett,
but he escaped with his one-pin victory when Malott left
an 8 pin on his first shot in the 10th frame.
Belmonte collected his eighth career victory and second PBA major title just a week after being named 2012
-13 PBA Player of the Year. He also earned $40,000
and a celebratory Barbasol shaving cream pie-in-thefame from close friend and fellow competitor Bill O’Neill.
“I got extremely lucky,” Belmonte said. “When it really
counted, I didn’t throw a good shot and gave Wes a
chance. I was pretty sure he was going to win. I couldn’t
believe it when I looked up and saw the 8 pin standing.”
The victory avenged Belmonte’s 214-156 loss to
Malott in the 2013 U.S. Open title match, another tournament Belmonte had dominated until the final game.
“Other than the U.S. Open, this was one of my best
start-to-finish performances ever,” Belmonte said. “I’m
extremely proud to put my name on this trophy.
“To win a major championship and player of the year
in the same week? That’s pretty tough to beat,” he
grinned.
Malott advanced to the title match with a 205-202
victory over Barrett, the 2013 PBA World Champion, in
a contest where strikes were hard to come by late in the
game. Barrett failed to convert the 2-8-10 split in the
seventh frame, giving Malott the edge. But Malott was
unable to take advantage, leaving four consecutive 10
pins to keep Barrett in the match. Needing a strike on
his first shot in the 10th win, Barrett also left a 10 pin.
In the second match, Dan MacLelland made a fatal
mistake when he left the 4-6-7-10 split in the fourth
frame and failed to convert. Malott struck on eight of his
final nine shots to race away with a 248-199 win to end
MacLelland’s hopes of becoming the first Canadian to
win a PBA Tour title.
In the opening match, MacLelland, a fifth-year PBA
player making his seventh career television appearance, eliminated defending
Tournament of Champions
winner Pete Weber of St.
Ann, Mo., 259-211. Weber,
a 37-time PBA champion
who was making his 133rd
television
appearance,
made two uncharacteristic
mistakes – failing to convert the 3-10 split in the first
frame and missing the 3-6-
10 in the fifth – and MacLelland answered with a string
of eight strikes to end the 51-year-old Weber’s bid for a
record 11th PBA major title.
BARBASOL PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS
ASSOCIATION TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., Sunday
Final Standings
1, Jason Belmonte, Australia, $40,000.
2, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, $20,000.
3, Dom Barrett, England, $14,000.
4, Dan MacLelland, Canada, $12,000.
5, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo., $10,000.
Stepladder Results
Match One: MacLelland def. Weber, 259-211.
Match Two: Malott def. MacLelland, 248-199.
Semifinal Match: Malott def. Barrett, 205-202
Championship: Belmonte def. Malott, 219-218.
49TH BARBASOL PBA TOC
Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich.
Tuesday’s results
FINAL MATCH PLAY STANDINGS
(after 49 games, including won-lost records, match play
bonus pins, money earned; top five advance to stepladder finals)
1, Jason Belmonte, Australia, 18-6, 12,451.
2, Dom Barrett, England, 16-7-1, 12,088.
3, Wes Malott, Pflugerville, Texas, 17-6-1, 11,974.
4, Dan MacLelland, Canada, 15-9, 11,687.
5, Pete Weber, St. Ann, Mo., 15-9, 11,671.
6, Chris Barnes, Double Oak, Texas, 12-12, 11,596, $7,000.
7, Bill O'Neill, Langhorne, Pa., 14-10, 11,570, $6,000.
8, Amleto Monacelli, Venezuela, 12-11-1, 11,465, $5,500.
9, Stuart Williams, England, 13-11, 11,446, $5,000.
10, Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich., 11-12-1, 11,426, $4,500.
11, Chris Loschetter, Avon, Ohio, 12-12, 11,412, $4,000.
12, Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif., 14-10, 11,401, $3,600.
13, Tommy Jones, S.C., 10-13-1, 11,378, $3,400.
14, Tom Smallwood, Saginaw, Mich., 13-11, 11,366, $2,620*.
15, Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, Texas, 11-11-2, 11,365, $3,200.
16, Tom Daugherty, Tampa, Fla., 12-12, 11,330, $3,000.
17, Sean Rash, Montgomery, Ill., 11-12-1, 11,287, $2,800.
18, E.J. Tackett, Huntington, Ind., 9-15, 11,136, $2,600.
19, Dave Wodka, Henderson, Nev., 9-14-1, 11,099, $2,500.
20, Patrick Dombrowski, Parma, Ohio, 9-14-1, 11,052, $2,400.
21, Josh Blanchard, Gilbert, Ariz., 7-17-0, 11,011, $2,300.
22, Jason Sterner, Covington, Ga., 11-13-0, 10,954, $2,200.
23, Craig Nidiffer, Trenton, Mich., 7-17, 10,899, $2,100.
24, Jason Poli, West Des Moines, Iowa, 5-19, 10,767, $2,000.
*As alternate Smallwood split earnings with Patrick Allen who
finished 25th.
ESPN’s 34th Season of PBA Television
Hall of Fame Xtravaganza
When: May 29 - June 1, 2014
Where: Red Rock Lanes, Las Vegas, NV
The International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame (IBMHF)
is proud to hold the third annual national event – Bowling’s
Hall of Fame Xtravaganza.
After a season from October – March when thousands of
league and casual bowlers will roll in qualifying rounds in
America’s bowling centers, 240 finalists will each win a four
day / three night trip to the incredible Red Rock Resort and
Red Rock Lanes bowling center in Las Vegas, where they will
compete for an additional $20,000 in cash and prizes May 29June 1, 2014.
Date
Time (ET)
Event
Network(s)
Sun, Feb 16 3 p.m.
PBA League
ESPN
Sun, Feb 23 3 p.m.
USBC Masters
ESPN
Sun, Mar 2 3 p.m.
PBA League
ESPN
Sun, Mar 23 1 p.m.
PBA League Position Round
ESPN
Sun, Mar 30 4:30 p.m.
PBA League Wild Card Round
ESPN
Sun, Apr 6
1p.m.
PBA League TOC
ESPN
2 p.m.
PBA League Elias Cup Finals
ESPN
When bowlers, guests, and event staff arrive in Las Vegas
Sun, Apr 13
May 29 for the third annual Hall of Fame Xtravaganza, they
will experience one of the world’s premier hotel and casino
resort destinations, the fabulous Red Rock Resort. The hotel is
a AAA Four Diamond property; and Red Rock Lanes, home of
the annual PBA Tournament of Champions, is a state-of-the-art world class center;
as good as it gets anywhere in the world.
―We welcome the Xtravaganza group with open arms,‖ said Mark Dunkeson, Senior
VP and General Manager of Red Rock Resort. ―We are the perfect Las Vegas fit for
this event. Our world class Red Rock Lanes will give bowlers the best of the best,
and our hotel offers 10 great restaurants, an incredible four acre resort pool area, an
award winning spa, a top rated Movie Theater, and gaming and entertainment
throughout the property.‖
The 2014 Hall of Fame Xtravaganza is a long term annual commitment to raise
funds and awareness for the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame in
Arlington, Texas. Bowlers who qualify on the local level will win trips to Red Rock
Resort in Las Vegas where 120 doubles teams will compete for $20,000 in additional cash and prizes May 29-June 1, 2014.
The first Hall of Fame Xtravaganza in 2012 was a big hit:
“Just wanted to let you know personally what a great time we had at the event. I
can't remember a tournament that we have had so much fun competing.”
Joe and Theresa Prutch
―We had a fabulous time, met some amazing people, and look so forward to coming
back. Hope we see you next year!!‖!
Ed Amato and Diane Hardy
,“I can't remember the last time I laughed so much during a bowling event!! I couldn't wait to get home and tell everyone about our
experience! I am really looking forward to next year’s event!”
Jennifer Shepherd and Pam Estep
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Did You Know?
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76 years old Bill Bunetta, Fresno, Calif., Oct. 25, 1995
300 games, earliest in adult career
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BOWL
By Correen Edgerly
Valentine’s day is just
around the corner, and
the love you feel for
these wonderful bowlers
you don’t have to have
that special day to show
it or feel it. They will always put a smile on your
face. Take the time when
you can and come down
and watch this wonderful
league.
Wonderful bowling to
all of you in the Ready!
Set!! Bowl!!! League and
until next month may the
pin fall be with you.
Week #1
Anthony Brandt 108
Damie Hoornaert 146
Patti Tsuda 157
Brooke Bernazzani 113
Virginia Hawkins 123
Cheryl Dodson 104
Lona Barker 104
Tim Cabral 153
Josh Towers 121
(duplicate)
Vincent Duggan 123
Susan Graves 138
Carrie Flanary 108
Robert Papp 131
Leon Akins 131
Dennis Alvas 204
Ben Swope 258
Linda Knight 167
Thomas Sanchez 153
Christian Quiazon 125
Josh C. White 128
Chuck Strothers 103
Week #2
Leon Akins 141
Susan Graves 155
Carrie Flanary 135
Robert Papp 122
Cheryl Dodson 112
Tim Cabral 121
Yvonne Dashnaw 113
Taylor Jordan 115
Josh C. White 144
Christian Quiazon 103
Nathan Kemp 113
Vincent Duggan 131
Anthony Brandt 162
Damie Hoornaert 138
Tomas Sanchez 138
Tia Fite 112
Week #3
Josh Towers 151
Tomas Sanchez 127
Paula Juarez 123
Erica Burrise 102
Ben Swope 279
Anthony Brandt 115
Damie Hoornaert 137
Susan Graves 101
Carrie Flanary 141
Robert Papp 112
Leon Akins 134
Dennis Alvas 159
Tia Fite 124
Cheryl Dodson 103
Lona Barker 111
Tim Cabral 136
Patti Tsuda 200
Manny Cruz 102
Nathan Kemp 116
Week #4
Damie Hoornaert 114
Anthony Brandt 106
Taylor Jordan 104
Josh C. White 140
Nathan Kemp 118
Patti Tsuda 180
Leon Akins 130
Dennis Alvas 223
Tia Fite 102
Susan Graves 129
Robert Papp 141
Ben Swope 237
Steve Catario 105
Josh Towers 204 1st 200
Vincent Duggan 143
Cheryl Dodson 125
Tim Cabral 133
Tomas Sanchez 148
West Lane News
Now that the Christmas and New
Years are behind us for one more
year we have a little time, unless
you are like me and still haven’t
taken that tree down because it
isn’t real (lol), or all of your decorations aren’t put away. So whatever your reason might be take a
brake and remember these great
scores that were rolled in this last
four weeks.
In week number one we had
Ron Taylor in the Black Oak NoTap roll a 300. The night leagues
had Dale Rhone with a 279 704 in
the Sunday Nite Mixed. Ben
Swope posted a 279 in the Budweiser Chase Classic. Ray Saiz
rolled his 289 785 in the Monday
Junior Adult. In the Thursday
Men’s Classic is where Myron
Smallin rolled his 288 749 and
Pete Anderson a 289.
Week number two in the day
leagues Ernesto Lano rolled a 279
in the Sunday Morning Breakfast.
In the night leagues Ernie Lopez
rolled a 289 with a 723 series in
the Mexican American League.
Melissa Alden carried a 177 average in the Don’t Worry Be Happy
League when she rolled her 298.
Rodney Woodard posted a 289
and Barry Richards a 299 747 in
the Budweiser Chase Classic.
In week number three in the
Black Oak League John Love
rolled a no-tap 300. Anthony
Sneed posted a 290 766 in the
Budweiser/Chase Chevrolet Classic and Jenny Jarvis rolled a 279
game. Rich Cutler rolled a 290
game and Jeff Bliske a 279 game
both in the Bourbon St. Men.
Kioni Sodaria rolled his 297 785 in
the TNBA League on Friday
nights.
Last but not least in week
number 4 Roy Morrow put games
together of 300 278 and 237 for an
815 in the Budweiser/Chase
Chevrolet Classic. Cliff Marceau
rolled a 279 in the West Laners
Mixed.
Wonderful bowling to all of you
and until next month may the pin
fall be with you.
DAY LEAGUES
Tuesday
Domestic Queens
(week #1)
Jan Penry 185
(week #2)
Loretta Dalton 196
(week #3)
Jan Penry 173
Katy Hash 173
(week #4)
Jan Penry 192
Tuesday Hot Shots
(week #1)
Darlene MacInnes 175
Joyce Johnson 172
Cecile Bristol 175
(week #2)
Jan Goodnight 184
Joyce Johnson 188
(week #3)
Joyce Johnson 218
(week #4)
Jan Goodnight 208
Wednesday
Pin Dusters
(week #1)
Lorrie Wyatt 204
(week #3)
Lorrie Wyatt 190
(week #4)
Lorrie Wyatt 228
Stockton Teachers
(week #1)
Connie Willingham 205
Jess Moody 203
(week #3)
Connie Willingham 174
Jess Moody 179
(week #4)
Jess Moody 205
Gloria Nomura 204
Thursday
Black Oak No-Tap
(week #3)
Jack Kilgore 278
John Beyer 258
(week #4)
Denny Taylor 253
John Beyer 268 763
Ron Taylor 287
Friday
Peace Officers
(week #1)
Bill Lautenschlager 246
Dave Persinger 275
Diana Lee 254
Jim Marquez 274 732
Ron Taylor 246 703
Les Price 261
Josh Holland 243
Gary Lee 268 772
(week#3)
Rod Ezell 247
Ernesto Torres Jr. 253
Henri Begnaud 231
Gary Lee 269 733
Brad Lillard 278 750
(week #4)
Diana Lee 266
Bruce Matsunaga 245
Randy Kuwamoto 248
Rob Caselli 259
Les Price 245
Richard Acosta 255
Jim Marquez 245
Brad Lillard 247
Gary Lee 259
Scottie Barton 268 760
Friday Morning Moms
(week #1)
Frances Feicht 191
(week #3)
Saundra Thompson 181
Lori Beyer 186
(week #4)
Micky Preston 200
Sunday
Sunday Morning Breakfast
(week #1)
Jim A. Vosburg 235
Bud Halford 245
Randy Kuwamoto 246
Sherry Meidinger 214
Ernesto Lano 237
Sharon Maynard 204
Mark Sasaki 210
Jack Fetters 230
Jim Paice 267
(week #2)
Tony Granucci 241
Ray Boyd 235
Jim Paice 254
Matthew Jackson 244
(week #3)
Tony Peterson 235
Norman Hunger 239
James P. Vosburg 232
Ron Copeland 267 706
NIGHT LEAGUES
Monday
Monday Junior Adult
(week #1)
James Ratto 246
Mario Tadeo 244
Bill Hasenbuhler 244
Lori Gibson 202
Vince Scheaffer 247
Gary Halfinger 248
(week #2)
Sisto Gelsomini 234
Alex Kalai 235
Harry Fong 237
Ray Saiz 267 716
Larry Dyson 274 721
(week #3)
James Ratto 246
Alex Kalai 247
Errol Crumpton 233
Paige Woodard 239
Ray Saiz 253 722
(week #4)
Sisto Gelsomini 267
Alex Kalai 232
Bill Hasenbuhler 236
Paige Woodard 244
Mod Squad
(week #1)
Nate Taylor 247
Terry Nagode 246
Kenny Taylor 247
Mel Costa 233
(week #2)
Curtis Fowler 210
Jay Lane 247
Michael Gillet 259
Marty Cherry 225
Lewis Lane 224
Kenny Taylor 253
(week #3)
Gary Griffith 222
Jay Lane 234
Tim White 211
Marty Cherry 231
Sam Hoffman 231
(week #4)
Brian Lopes 250
Tuesday
Tuesday Womens Handicap
(week #1)
Elaina Martinez 217
Sheila Robertson 210
(week #2)
Mallorie Gattie 202
Joanne Loftis 198
(week #3)
Elaina Martinez 216
Sheila Robertson 221
(Continued on page 18)
Reborn Woodland Bowl Nearing
Completion
By Elizabeth Kalfsbeek
(Reprinted with permission of Daily Democrat)
If joining a bowling league is a new year's resolution, Woodlanders are in luck.
San Bruno Bowling Center, formerly Woodhaven Lanes Bowling Alley, will open
"as soon as we're ready," confirmed building owner Salvatore Muzzi, adding that will
likely be in the next couple of months.
The lanes have undergone internal transformation since last summer, including
new paint featuring the colors of the Italian flag, Muzzi's native country. The red,
green and white dotting the building's interior columns and portions of the floor by
the lanes are also the colors of the Mexican flag.
When the bowling alley's former owner AMF closed the facility abruptly in the summer of 2012, it subsequently gutted the interior of the building, including the machines used to place pins and return bowling balls - now being replaced by Muzzi.
Muzzi is waiting on the pin setting machines ordered from Germany that will
"maybe" arrive at the end of January. The walls will be cut to accommodate the
eight-foot machines.
As of Wednesday, crews were sanding the lanes to ensure they are level. Muzzi
added that he plans to paint giant American flags on each of the walls that hug the
bowling lanes.
The carpets will not be replaced at this time, but are being steam cleaned.
"We still have a lot of work to do here," Muzzi said.
Repairs are being made to Corkwood Lounge, which was a bar, but Muzzi isn't certain of its endgame. He does not have a liquor license, but suggested a potential
partnership between the bowling center and the adjoining Corkwood Restaurant,
which has a beer and wine license.
The bowling alley's adjoining restaurant, Corkwood, has remained in business
John's Incredible Pizza
Coming to Newark
With 60,000-sq. ft. Deal
By Nathan Donato-Weinstein
Real Estate Reporter-Silicon
Valley Business Journal
John's Incredible Pizza, a growing entertainment
concept that features all-you-can-eat pies, rides,
games, bowling and more, is coming to Newark —
filling a former Target location that went dark in
2012.
The 10-location chain, based in Southern California, has signed a lease to occupy 60,000 square
feet at the Newpark Mall, a 1.1-million-square-foot
retail center that opened in 1980.
The arrival will bring 200 jobs with it, said Pamela Hurley, a spokeswoman for
John's Incredible Pizza. John's will locate on the lower level of the mall where Target used to be. The retailer's departure in 2012 for a new location in Fremont was a
serious blow to the city.
Jon Stansbury of Terranomics Retail Services, and Jerry Bertholdi of JB&A Real
Estate & Development, represented John's Incredible Pizza. This will be the first
Bay Area location for John's, which also has a location in Roseville.
―We‘ve been looking to become a part of the greater San Jose community for
years now," said John Parlet, the company's owner and founder (hence the name).
"After reviewing multiple locations, the NewPark Mall is a natural fit due to the ample
parking available to our guests, and the ease of freeway accessibility.‖
John's will feature nearly 200 games, miniature golf, family bowling, party rooms
and themed dining rooms, and big-screen TVs — and, of course, an all-you-can-eat
pizza buffet.
The company was founded in 1997 in Victorville. It now has 10 locations and plans
to open two to three a year. Its typical footprint is about 50,000 square feet. Consumers buy a ticket for lunch or dinner, which gets you admission to the complex.
Hurley said the location should be open in late-2014.
San Bruno Bowling Center building owner Salvatore Muzzi painted the floor,
columns and walls red, green and white, colors of his Italian heritage.
(Deo Ferrer/ Democrat)
since the closure of the lanes. The coffee shop and restaurant has always operated
as an independent business within the building, built in 1964.
Present restaurant owner and chef Charlie Chu has been at the location for 32
years.
Muzzi said the renovation including the cost for the new pin machines is in the
neighborhood of a few hundred thousand dollars, but would not be more specific.
Almost two years ago, a simple flier taped to the glass door was all that told people
- and nine employees - the business at 154 W. Main St. was closed after more than
30 years in business.
At the time, AMF officials said Woodhaven Lanes wasn't performing financially.
Brentwood Bowl of
South San Francisco
Is Moving Up The Street?
Brentwood Bowl is moving up the street to the old movie theater? My understanding is the process has already began with construction of a new center.
Brentwood Bowl is no light weight to bowling, they have been providing bowling
for over 50 years. At a time when centers are being demolished this is just plain
exciting.
As soon as I get the call, I am looking forward to getting a few shots of the construction and a tad bit more information.
Striking news is just to exciting to not share!
Stars and Strikes Rolls Into Sandy Springs, GA
With New And Upscale Family Entertainment
California Based Company Brings The Vision
Company responds to evolution of today‘s bowler with the introduction of a 51,000
Sq Ft Center featuring a chef-driven restaurant, private lanes, event space, state-ofthe-art video and redemption games and much more:
ATLANTA, GA (October 2013) – Georgia-based Stars and Strikes announced that
construction is underway on the company‘s fifth and largest family entertainment
center, which is slated to open December 2013 with a redesign that‘s both kidfriendly and adult focused. Located at 8767 Roswell Road in Sandy Springs--just
south of the river on Roswell Road--the 51,000 square foot location will consist of
new construction, including a former retail location in the North River Shopping
Complex.
Stars and Strikes’ Sandy Springs location offers:
• 8 Upscale, private lanes
• 20 traditional state-of-the-art bowling lanes
• A two-story laser tag arena
• Laser maze
• Game room with prize store

710 Grille, a chef-driven restaurant that seats 250
• Full and circular bar with interactive, LED lighting and a wide selection of
beers on tap
• Live entertainment every weekend on the HUB Entertainment Stage
• Dedicated, private birthday party rooms
• Multiple private event spaces
• 40 TV screens ranging in size from 42-52 inches
• 9 Projection screens in private event spaces
• Complimentary self-parking
Jack Canouse, one of two managing partners and a co-founder with Stars and
Strikes said, ―we are extremely excited about this new project and look forward to
bringing our upscale family entertainment center to Sandy Springs and the surrounding area. We‘re looking forward to offering an array of attractions and recreational activities for the entire family.‖
According to the Bowling Proprietors Association of America, bowling is now the
nation‘s number one participatory sport.
Unlike the ‗alley‘s‘ of the past, today‘s generation--of both leisure and professional
bowlers--require technology, diversity of
entertainment and fresh menu options.
―After months of market research and
many years in the business, we‘ve discovered there‘s a need for this type of recreational facility,‖ said Chris Albano, managing
partner and co-founder of Stars and
Strikes. ―The Sandy Springs location will
serve as an entertainment and dining destination for all ages and have broad appeal
to families, churches, schools, corporate
outings, or simply for a girls or boys night
out.
Our vision is to provide a tremendously
fun experience in a safe, clean, comfortable, smoke-free atmosphere with great
customer service and value.‖
With four other locations across Metro
Atlanta, including Cumming, (opened 2005), Lawrenceville (opened 2007), Dallas
(opened 2008) and Stone Mountain (opened 2011), the modernized and reinvented
Stars and Strikes in Sandy Springs will attract all ages. The 20-lanes of bowling will
appeal to all customers, including the professional bowlers looking for a higher quality bowling experience, which is only accentuated by the digital imaging highlighting
everything from personalized company logos and celebration messages to national
and local sports teams.
The new location will also boast eight, private lanes called the Blue Room. Complete with custom sofas, dedicated staff and privacy curtains, each lane can be
rented individually or as a room, making it the ideal venue for a gathering with
friends or colleagues. When it‘s time to slip away between frames or after the
party, Stars and Strikes will also offer everything from DJ nights, comedy and karaoke from the HUB Entertainment Stage.
The 40 TV screens found throughout Stars and Strikes will provide patrons with
videos, live sporting events, movies and news, ensuring a tremendous experience
while they bowl. All 28-lanes will be equipped with bumpers that automatically rise
or descend depending on the player, allowing everyone to bowl according to their
skill set.
Stars and Strikes of Sandy Springs will also be the launch of the company‘s new
restaurant concept, 710 Grille. The 250-seat restaurant will offer seasonally-inspired
food including a variety of appetizers, specialty salads, signature soups, sandwiches, wood oven pizza, steaks and other popular items. Unlike the ‗bowling alley
food‘ of years past, 710 Grille will be a chef-driven establishment that allows patrons
to have an entertainment and culinary experience--all under the same roof.
―We‘re excited to have Stars and Strikes locate in Sandy Springs,‖ said District 2
Councilmember Dianne Fries. ―Its location provides a family-friendly entertainment
alternative on our northern end, as well as enhances revitalization efforts in this
area. I can‘t wait to go bowling!‖
Design Development, a firm out of California, was selected by Stars and Strikes
to bring the vision for the highly-anticipated Sandy Springs location to life. From
cherry woods, flexible seating and lighting that adjust from day to night, the company‘s newest location has set out to be a benchmark in the family entertainment
center industry.
Stars and Strikes of Sandy Springs is
providing up to 120 new jobs.
From Page 15
West Lane News
His and Hers
(week #1)
Ron Lubin 268
Ted Handel 247
T. H. Hall 243
Robert Seymore 246
(week #2)
Jeremy Lubin 256
Ron Lubin 238
Demer Miller 221
Jack Hilbert 233
Dan Hebenstreich 248
Jim Fox 267
Frank Garrison 214
Joyce Johnson 226
(week #3)
Jeremy Lubin 249
Joyce Johnson 225
Sam Hoffman 231
Jim Fox 237
Jack Hilbert 247
Robert Seymore 237
Ted Handel 231
(week #4)
Jim Fox 243
Larry Dawson 247
Stanley Huey 214
Sam Hoffman 255
Kevin Begnaud 235
Ron Delucchi 247
Dan Hebenstreich 236
Jeremy Lubin 232
David Miller 256
Ron Lubin 237
Don’t Worry Be Happy
(week #1)
Sean Wilson 211
Rob Caselli 234
(week #2)
David Gamble 233
Rob Caselli 232
Damon Gress 238
(week #3)
David Gamble 235
Tom Nguyen 223
Patrick Mueller 206
Rob Caselli 245
(week #4)
Melissa Alden 243
Damon Gress 229
Andrew Carteret 246
David Gamble 254
Reno Mixed 4’s
(week #1)
Alexis Depuy 255
Rene Ramirez 236
Brandon Duncan 233
John Klipfel 257
Phong Nguyen 254
Ryan Pati 235
Alex Kalai 278
(week #2)
Brandon Duncan 242
Hollis Rond 201
Phong Nguyen 257
Steve Singleton 236
(week #3)
Steve Singleton 236
Stan Ita 238
Rene Ramirez 236
Nam Le 246
Alexis Depuy 257
(week #4)
Phong Nguyen 234
Richard Craggs 224
Hollis Rond 204
Willie Duncan 212
Dave Singleton 274
Alexis Depuy 267 705
Wednesday
Budweiser/Chase Classic
(week #1)
Rodney Woodard 258
Marty Martinez 266
Roy Morrow 278 767
Barry Richards 259 763
Anthony Sneed 256 724
Andrew Carteret 269
(week #2)
Corey Wooden 258
Ben Swope 254
Scottie Barton 250
Travis Morris 267
(week #3)
Travis Morris 257
Manny Maxey 247
Diane Marsiano 241 700
Joe Foley 258
Bob Klein 246
Rodney Woodard 246
Andrew Carteret 256
Roy Morrow 248 707
(week #4)
Willie Jones 252
Tom Sattler 263
Rodney Woodard 255
Scottie Barton 257
Anthony Sneed 255
Nightengales
(week #1)
Marcia Kaul 211
Linda Pires 225
(week #3)
Marcia Kaul 205
Linda Pires 209
(week #4)
Sandy Darone 196
Mexican American
(week #1)
Charles Jones 246
Al Oliva IV 246
Bill Kearney 258
(week #2)
Bill Kearney 242
TJ Alaniz 256
Thomas Canez 269 700
Cerjio Mayoya 235
Keri Mayoya 228
Brent Dillon 276
(week #3)
Alfonso Alaniz 255
Rod Love 277
Brent Dillon 253 703
Ernie Lopez 245
Carlos Torres 266 707
(week #4)
Bill Kearney 257
TJ Alaniz 266
Jeff Smith 226
Best Christian League
(week #1)
Tommy Gaines 241
Cal Moppins Sr. 257
(week #3)
Harry Hodge 212
Brenda Moppins 215
Ronnie Hayes II 204
Tomiya Gaines 216
(week #4)
Cal Moppins Sr. 219
John Harris 213
Thursday
Thursday Mens Classic
(week #1)
Tony Manrique 258 701
Derek Petersen 270 702
Ron Lubin 267 751
(week #3)
Ron Copeland 263
Ken Fisher 255
Myron Smallin 254
Corey Wooden 257
(week #4)
Jeff Bliske 267 705
David Loring 251
Frank Trevino 265
Bob Morris 257 704
Doug Leeworthy 258
James Vosburg 269
Henry Stacher 277 746
Bourbon St. Men
(week #1)
Willie Jones 245
Marty Martinez 240
Phil DeWeese 247
Ron Vollstedt 245
Joe Foley 259
Tim Butler 268 771
(week #3)
Marty Martinez 247
Joe Tarantino 245
Tom Sattler 239
Theron Hylton 233
Bob Grimm 248
Ben Swope 257
Joe Foley 246
(week #4)
Marty Martinez 232
Phil DeWeese 232
Bob Grimm 258 717
Shawn Sattler 237
Don Woodruff 235
Tim Butler 276 705
West Laners Mixed
(week #1)
Lisa Cirullo 242
Bev Izquierdo 210
Josh Lagorio 258
Alex Depuy 266 746
(week #3)
Alvin Thomas 228
Josh Lagorio 245
Chris Pappas 243
Rodney Woodard 278 703
(week #4)
Alvin Thomas 241
Charlie Skobrak 212
Cyndy Haddad 223
Carl Deprater 257
Patrick Cirullo 247
Chris Peters 258 721
Twilighters
(week #1)
Darrylee Ferrara 193
Cecile Bristol 190
(week #3)
Kelly Jarrett 203
Dee Colen 206
(week #4)
Jan Goodnight 225
Dorothy McLemore 211
Darrylle Ferrara 238
Friday
Belles and Beaus
(week #1)
Willie Lincoln 224
Dale Mayer 200
Ross Gould 232
Ben Escalona 215
Don Smith 239
Carl Petersen 257 707
Keith Jorgenson 267
David Mitchell 242
(week #2)
Carl Petersen 265
Kenny Burton Jr. 236
Patti Tsuda 265
Ben Swope 267
Tom Grey 242
Mike Michaleto 226
Steve Gallagher 277 723
(week #3)
Keith Jorgenson 257
Richard Tomargo 248
Eric Peterson 278
Reggie Martin 258
Ben Swope 259
(week #4)
Mary Montalvo 216
Tom Grey 235
Eric Peterson 231
Carl Petersen 234
David Mitchell 255
Ben Swope 242
Kenny Burton Jr. 237
T.N.B.A.
(week #1)
Matthew Jackson 259
Anthony Sneed 258
Travis Morris 267 742
Rolly Nuezca 262 751
Sommai Laobuade 257
Loyce Missouri 235
Danny Lew 278 754
(week #3)
Will Nuezca 222
Kenneth Knight 253 713
Donald Billings 258
Chris Peters 258
Saturday
Shooting Stars
(week #1)
Doug Cook 246
Chris Peters 247
Chad Hasenbuhler 256 703
David Tometich 213
Pat Bugarin 224
Jason Sanchez 267 711
(week #2)
Patrick Henry 246
Chris Peters 237
Chad Hasenbuhler 237
Mike Murray 230
Louis Sanchez 237
Jason Sanchez 249
Ben Swope 243
(week #3)
Kevin Wilkinson 227
Patti Tsuda 234
Jason Sanchez 236
Tony Peterson 241 701
(week #4)
Robbie Martin 243
Lori Davis 205
Mike Murray 245
Ron Cook 235
Doug Cook 248
Kevin Long 234
Chris Peters 241
Sunday
Sunday Nite Mixed
(week #1)
Bernie Devera 255
Jim Stombres 255
Steve Keane 208
Steve Kjera 241
(week #2)
Wayne Hill 232
John Brodie 257
Barbara Patton 203
Jim Stombres 248
(week #3)
Steve Kjera 239
Ken Parkerson 238
Anna Nguyen 230
Danny Devera 245
Bernie Devera 236
Jeff Moore 203
Jim Stombres 238
(week #4)
Dale Rhone 256
Rick Stellmacher 238
Tony Hill 257
Danny Devera 254
Jim Stombres 247
Mark Bulmer 242
Scott Hensley 247 707
PADDOCK BOWL HIGHLIGHTS
st
January 1 to January 15th
*****************************
Games 50 or More and Series 100 or More Pins
Over Average
Darold McCardle 279
Kent Bagnaschi 279
Alan Pellegrini 279
Joe Tancredy 701
Matt Peacock 702
Ernie Davis 703
Vic Henricksen 706
Bubba Shaull 709
Mike Urban 714
Jay Murry 719
Raul Cienfuegos 720
Dan Duffield 722
Mark Kerr 722
Weiland Mun 724
Drew Alexander 279/725
Chris Larsen 700,727
Larry Johnson 700,725,729
Danny Sinacori 289/739
Brian Frank 279/742
Bryant Leong 745
Brandon Muraoka 279/745
John Dorsett 279/710, 718,732
299/758, and 760
Steve Tycer 771
Zach Soberanes 298/795
*****************************
Jr/Adult League:
Brandon Muraoka-279254/745, Brett Enos-182, Kyle Wright-216201/593, and Tim Davie-243-211/653.
Happy Timers: Stephen Melin-234, Richard
Burnett-192, Richard Leong-238, Ben Cruz223/626 and 224, Dan Mosley-247 and 244,
Ernie Davis-703 and 268, Darold McCardle244, John Dorsett-268, and Debra Becken243.
Tri-City Scratch: Tammy Meamber-247, Rob
Watson-269, Raul Cienfuegos-268/720, Robie
Saucedo-235/659, Steve Tycer-268/771, Evelyn Porte-236-223/660, Dan Duffield-267, Matt
Peacock-277, Darren Perry-246, Drew Alexander-279, Rob Goans-247, Brian Frank279/742, John Dorsett-266-732, Mike Garcia246,
Monday Madness: Gary Truex-245, Cody
Johnson-199, Duster Campbell-235, Don
Thompson-227, and Graham Seel-234.
Pin Spinners:
Darold McCardle-267, Gail
Smith-246, Roy Jarratt-246, Debra Becken234, Isabel Anderson-196, Elizabeth Hills-147,
and Danny Sinacori-268.
Bowlers A-Go-Go: Helen Knowles-498, Rick
Hodge-234, Alan Pellegrini-279, Debra Becken
-239, Jim McCaffrey-244.
Hi Lo's: Denise Farrell-227 and 268.
Warriors:
Congratulations to the League
Champs-Soda Poppers( Luke Huie, Kyle Railton, and Kyle Wright) and to the 2nd place
Team-Rock and Rollers (James Schmalle,
Logan Keyte, and Logan Kirby). The High
Scratch Series were shot by Brandon Muaoka377 and Maya Keyte-329. High Scratch Game
by Kyle Wright-201 and Rhiannon Kirby-146,
High Handicap Series by James Schmalle-529
and Amelia Staton-447, and High Handicap
Game by Logan Kirby-291 and Olivia Staton252.
Wednesday 5 Stars: Joan Bean-214, Richard
Morgan-216, Carl Thoreson-637, Ray Kendall276/657, Don Williams-247, Sebastian Paulson
-222, Jarret Lax-221/597, Debra Becken-237,
Anna Boatright-210.
Wednesday Trio: Danny Sinacori-275 and
259, Nate Nadeau-242 and 245, Mark Kerr722 and 256, Weiland Mun-254/724, Trix
Isham-234, Neil Hernandez-253, Elizabeth
Hills-158, Jerry Avrit-215/549, Armando Llacuna-247, and James Branson-256.
Thurs Mixed Trio: Ken
Falkenstorm-234,
Owen Thompson235/668 and 239245/676, and Pat Pardee-201.
Homeschoolers: Hsiyu
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222, Ethan Johnson9 Pin No-Tap Feb 22
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286, Toney HowardBlack Lights * Live DJ *
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Paddock Seniors: Mark
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Ralston-257, John Dor(925) 685-7812
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Mischelle Martell-244,
Jim Barr-252, Larry-271.
Friday Night Early 5’s:
Steele-253,
Charlie
Poston-264,
Brian
Jeremy Goodwin-243, Zach Soberanes- Azevedo-259/670, Ray Lucas-278/748, Ray
298/795, John Perez-226, Andrew Glover-445, Spackman-258 and 258, Tony Garcia-233,
Josh Bergamini 243, Bill Wright-210, and Mike Urban-300, John De Matteo-278, Dan
Bryan March-267.
Mosley-236, Ron Watson-257, Oliver ThomasSaturday Juniors: Logan Kirby-197x2 and Arut 277, Debi Alladio-248, Steve Tycer-290, Dave
Buyuker-214/432.
Baldwin-268, Bubba Shaull-299, and Chris
The Paddock Bowl Match Club won 3 of 4 Reynolds-714.
matches with Coverleaf at Paddock on January Monday Madness: Jim Underholt-626, Duster
5th. Bowling well were Bill Bothe-268-257/697, Campbell-243, and Red Vigeant-246.
Ben Cruz-225, Bill Farr-204, Denise Farrell- Pin Spinners: Darold McCardle-265.
204, Darold McCardle-205-279/651, Hector Bowlers A-Go-Go: CeCe Brouwer-235, Gery
Molina-208, Hennie Vandermeulen-247, Koch-256, Jim McCaffrey-244, David GreenJoshua Vandermeulen-233-236/640, and Lisa 222, and Reggie Campbell-251.
Wright-201.
Hi Lo's: Angie Henricksen-189, Vic HenrickOn January 12th Paddock took 4 of 6 matches sen Jr-257/704,
from Clayton Valley at Paddock with good
Wednesday 5 Star: Debra Becken-248/643,
bowling by Ron Atz-269-223/664, Jim BarrRay Kendall-247/648, Sebastian Paulson-208,
208, Bill Bothe-210, John Dorsett-203-279Sugar Clairy-402, Jarret Lax-235,
228/710, Larry Johnson-243-236-242/725, Bry- Thurs Mixed Trio: Jeff Dunn-623, Ken Falkenant Leong-236/625, Richard Leong-200,
storm-214, Debra Becken-234, Dan TurnerMischelle-215, Farna Sewell-202, Gary Truex- 235, Brent Hammond-234, Tony Garcia210, Lisa Wright-205.
247/614, Tammy Meamber-265, Chad TardiffDecember 16th to December 31st
224-230/644, and Steve Tycer-237.
Games 50 or More and Series 100 or More Homeschoolers: L
Pins Over Average
Thursday Mixed 5’s: Ben Cruz-228, Steve Tycer-234, Steve Halverson-236, James OxleyJon Carr 279
Mike Urban 300,711
258/611, Drew Alexander-267, Jeremy HadSteve Tycer 290
Mike Martin 289/713
owantez-183,
Drew Alexander 700
Chris Reynolds 714
Dan Duffield 701
Bill Cooper 716
Paddock Seniors: Dorothy Cruz-167, Jon Carr
Vic Henricksen Jr 704
Bubba Shaull 299/745
-279/641, Richard Leong-231, Donna Goldman
Joe DeMatteo 706
Ray Lucas 286/715, 748
-180, Ben Cruz-265, Tony Hildebrand-213,
Bill Cooper 708
Bryant Leong 759
John Parker-189, Pam Frank-208,
Charlie Poston 710
John Dorsett 300/797
Friday Night Early 5’s: Kevin Kirby-234, Jeremy Goodwin-220, Jessica Moriarty-169, Josh
Happy Timers: Richard Burnett-190/530, Gina Bergamini-278, Marcus Viramonte-207,
Drewry-244, Ron Hammond-237, Larry Cooper Amanda Miller-238 and 229, Ray Kendall-236,
-253 and 697, John Dorsett-300-268/797, Bry- and Todd Nield-246.
Saturday Juniors: Logan Kirby-244/547 (119
ant Leong-759,
Tri-City Scratch: Mike Martin-286-241/713, average), Maya Frenette-187,
Darren Perry-241, Vic Hazlett-268 and 268,
Ray Lucas-286, Dan Mosley-237/657, Scott
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Yosemite Lanes
We had 28 entries for our 6 Gamer Sunday
January 26. The qualifying was led by
Robert Mayo of Bakersfield who shot 1544
for 6 games (a 257 average). Rounding out
the top 5 were Kristin Warzinski of Lincoln
1460, Kevin Wix Sr. of Ceres 1448, Rich
Custer of Oakdale 1445 and Jim Gauthier
of Salida 1439.
In the first match you could see why Rich
Custer has been the high average at Yosemite Lanes for the past 3 seasons cause
he started striking a lot. Rich defeated Jim
Gauthier 289 to 225, then Rich defeated
Kevin Wix Sr. 268 to 236 in match #2.
In the 3rd match a couple solid 9 pins
keep things really close, but Rich struck
ount in the 10th frame to to defeat Kristin
Warzinski 228 to 226. The final match
ended with Rich over Robert Mayo 299 to
259. Rich Custer wins the first 6 Gamer of
2014 and $322.00 by bowling 1084 for his
4 stepladder games. Congratulations to
Rich and all the cashers.
Qualifying scores:
1. Robert Mayo
2. Kristin Warzinski
3. Kevin Wix Sr.
4. Rich Custer
5. Jim Gauthier
6. Carlie Medina
7. Diz Francisco
1544
1460
1448
1445
1439
1424 $110
1413 $80
Match #1
Rich Custer defeats
Jim Gauthier 289 to 225
5th Jim Gauthier $130
Match #2
Rich Custer defeats
Kevin Wix Sr. 268 to 236
4th Kevin Wix Sr. $160
Match #3
Rich Custer defeats
Kristin Warzinski 228 to 226
3rd Kristin Warzinski $190
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2ND
3RD
4TH
5TH
6TH
7TH
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ROBERT MAYO
KRISTIN WARZIN
KEVIN WIX
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CARLIE ME
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$190.00
$160.00
$130.00
$110.00
$80.00
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WILL GARBER
279
MARC NELSON
268
BENNY SANCHEZ 246
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Use Book Average, if none use 150
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No-Tap Schedule
February 15th
March 15th
April 26th
May 24th
June 21st
4th Brett Burkett/Bob Burkett 1800
5th Robin Webb/Andrew Webb 1781
6th Gary H.Riley/Ken White 1776
7th Alice Lazzerini/Linda David 1774
8th Debbie Taliaferro/Reggie Scott 1763
9th Danyell Redick/Jerrad Marsh 1743
10th Jackie Wilson/Claudelle Bonaccinie 1741
Full Results Available
Monterey Lanes
By Darwin Wandersee
Here comes the great highlights from beautiful Monterey, with congratulations going to both Andrew Garner and Chris Mosqueda bowling great 300 games the
same week.
Staff Wives - (week 16) Nancy Canning 172, Mary
Dekker 146, Darlene Johnson 145, Avonne Chappell
140,
Margo
Tann
125.
(week
17)
Allyson Kavner 176, Margy Dunn 157, Nancy Vigil 156,
Jeanne Nakagawa 143, Freida Sparks 129. (week 18)
Allyson Kavner 176, Nancy Vigil 176, Jeanne Nakagawa 164, Nancy Canning 157, Jeannette Cardinale
147.
Chi's Monday Mixers - (week 17) (Men) Chris Fitzgerald 260, Andrew garner 258, Chris Mosqueda 258, Bill
Kearns 237, Barry Panes Jr. 230, Allen Lewis 215.
(Women) Melissa Garner 253, Robin Coburn 180, Eileen Lewis 148, Victoria Mena 146. (week 18) (Men)
Andrew Garner 266, Nate Griffin 243, Barry Panes Jr.
227, Bob Mac 226, Larry Hamilton 212.
(Women) Melissa Garner 223, Yvonne Kirkland 192,
Linda Kearns 173, Ashley Luna 145.
(week 19) (Men) Chris Mosqueda 279, Vince Hofsheier 256, Czec Panek 235, Andrew Garner
218, Glen Howard 211. (Women) Pattie Ogino 201,
Linda Kearns 182, Victoria Mena 171, Robin Coburn
152. (week 20) (Men) Andrew Garner 300, George
Sayre 257, Nate Griffin 257, Vince Hofsheier 233,
Remedios Osornio 222, Beeb Carvalho 202. (Women)
Jay Penamante 193, Linda Kearns 172, Mary Talbert
Hamilton 164, Nancy Nakazawa 123.
Johnston's Belles and Beaux - (week 15) (Men) Donnie
Hoffman 219, Greg Cornell 219. (Women) Sandra Martin 234, Linda Lorenzen 208.
Monterey City League - (week 17) (Men) Brian Stangel 290, David Frazier 289, D'angelo Kidd 274, Dwight
Greenwell 272, Jim Boatman 263. (Women) Yan Chau
255, Diane Watson 255.
(week 18) (Men) Caleb Vicars 291, John Ruiz 286,
Ron Longueira 276, Dwight Greenwell 271, Duane Yow
260. (Women) Yan Chau 256.
Shirts and Skirts - (week 15) (Men) Ken Kullberg 267,
Vince Hofsheier 247,
James Eskridge 237, Barry
Panes Jr. 231, Dan Kirby
223. (Women) Edie Ferreira
213, Judy Kullberg 199,
Nancy Hyett 175, Andrea Yow 163, Kathi Patton 139.
(week 16) (Men) Chris
Mosqueda 259, James
Eskridge 258, Terry Hall 240, Rod Mccrimmon 238,
David Frazier 236. (Women) Yan Chau 264, Jackie
Greenwell 209, Michele Hensley 189, Jazmin Moore
177, Carrie Lyter 168. (week 17) (Men) Caleb Vicars
268, Dwight Greenwell 253, Nolan Ferreira 246, Steve
Kasper 237, Josh Mundy 235.
(Women) Nancy Hyett 214, Yan Chau 211, Jazmin
Moore 193, Tanya Ferreira 169, Erika Johnson 159.
(week 18) (Men) Rick Shook 268, James Eskridge 259,
George Sayre 257, Nolan
Ferreira 247, Rod Mccrimmon 239. (Women) Nancy
Hyett 225, Kathi Patton 186, Michele
Hensley 185, Edie Ferreira 180, Ophie Antonio 180.
Friday Night Affair - (week 17) (Men) Vince Hofsheier
266, Chris Mosqueda 255, Richard Gilliam 226, Ricky
Garner 220, Andrew Garner 194. (Women) Stacey Lee
222, Yvonne Kirkland
199, Sandra Gilliam 184, Penny Anderson 128.(week
18) (Men) Chris Mosqueda 276, Chris
Fitzgerald 234, James Anderson 192, Ricky
Garner 189, Max Banner 156. (Women)
Melissa
Garner 207, Charlene Purtee 181, Candy
Garner 167.
(week 19) (Men) James Anderson 257,
Joe Dow 241, Barry Panes Jr. 212, Andrew
Garner 193, Ben Mandolado 161. (Women)
Stacey Lee 203, Dottie Difede 188, Deborah
Graham 165, Janet Shields 162.
League:
Valley Center
By Darwin Wandersee
Here are some of the great fun scores bowlers have
been getting in Salinas, CA.
Fiesta Seniors - (week 18) (Men) Ray Lizundia 213,
Don Miller 183, Darwin Wandersee
179. (Women) Gloria Romero 195, Joyce Friscia 192,
Kathy Rounsville 152.
(week 19)
(Men) Ray Lizundia 199, Al Becker 184, Darwin
Wandersee 171. (Women) Joyce Friscia 196, Emma
Curry 166, Lorna Fisher 161.
Ivy Winter - (week 17) Kirsten DeBellot 265, James
Eskridge 259, Kevin Spear 258, Michael Byers 258.
(week 18) Micheal Castillo 279, Brandon Palma 269,
Ron Onaka Sr. 257.
(week 19) Bradley Olsen 268, Scott maurer 258,
Chuck Borges 257.
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Originally the El Rancho Bowl and part of the El Rancho entertainment complex which included a drive-in
movie theatre and first-rate hotel on I-40, Capitol Bowl
is still a family destination for West Sacramentans.
Fondly remembered as the entertainment hub of West
Sacramento, the El Rancho complex lost steam after I80 was built in 1956 and bypassed “motel row”. The
bowling alley has always been owned by families with
the third family purchasing it 12 years ago and renaming it Capitol Bowl.
“The remodeling of Capitol Bowl adds to the attraction
of West Sacramento’s downtown, from the new Community Center to the City College campus, from the
Turner Library to the streetscape improvements on
West Sacramento Avenue,” said West Sacramento
Mayor Christopher Cabaldon. “The city congratulates
the Capitol Bowl on its commitment to providing great
family recreation.”
“As a part of our community for 60 years, I believe this
newly remodeled bowling alley and restaurant will provide their same home town feel and continue to be an
important addition to our ever growing community here
in West Sacramento,” added Denise Seals, President
and CEO of the West Sacramento Chamber of Commerce.
Capitol Bowl’s remodel was extensive, not for the
lanes but for the social areas including the restaurant
and bar as well as the registration desk. The Café and
Lounge have a new, more extensive menu that includes all of the traditional comfort food for a bowling
alley café but has expanded to include some more sophisticated items including: a three-cheese macaroni
and cheese with bacon, calamari made with Buttermilk,
fish tacos and both regular and sweet potato fries hand
-cut fresh daily.
In total, the remodel and facelift for Capitol Bowl will
cost just over $600k and will include a new full-service
restaurant with patio seating, three party rooms and a
new bar area designed to
include live music. Most of
the funding is through an
SBA lender. The Redevelopment Agency provided a
$140k low-interest loan for
equipment and furnishing.
When construction is complete in about three months,
Capitol Bowl expects to add
three to five new full time
positions.
As family owners, Capitol Bowl is more of a labor of
USBC Sets Future Convention
love than a golden ticket. “Without the ongoing help
Sites, Proposed Legislation
from the City staff this project would not have been
possible,” explained Ross Amin, co-owner of Capitol
By Terry Bigham
Bowl. “Fortunately the City of West Sacramento has
been a tremendous supporter for our project as part of ARLINGTON, Texas – The host sites for the United
the redevelopment of the West Sacramento waterfront States Bowling Congress Convention and Annual
area.”
Meeting have been determined for 2015, 2016 and
2017. At the 2014 Convention in Reno, Nev., delegates
will vote on 10 proposals involving changes to USBC
bylaws, league rules and tournament rules.
The USBC Board of Directors approved Indianapolis
as the site for the 2015 USBC Convention while Las
Vegas will serve as host in 2016 and 2017. The convention in 2016 coincides with the opening of the new
$30 million bowling tournament facility at South Point
Hotel and Casino that will be the site of the 2016 USBC
Women’s Championships.
For the 2014 Convention, delegates not only will elect
four new board members but also will vote on 10 legislative proposals. Several of the proposed amendments
This February, show the love.
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affected by breast cancer.
USBC members are required to submit written
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Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl
By Chuck Holland
Bowlers of the Month: We had 3 perfect 300 games this month;
James Sanders of the Leprechauns, Tony Gargano of the Trailriders, and Donald Brooks of the 570 Scratch Trios. On another note
Mark McCreary of the Black Oak Classic/Western Pacific Termite
Scratch Trios shot games of 268-299-257 for a great 824 set.
K5 Signs & Graphics Monday Madness Match Play (4games):
High score the month goes to Brian Walker with a 278 game and a
955 set. Other good sets were bowled by; Harvey Grasso 874,
James Bowling 865, William Thomas 864, Ben Sabha 854, and
Wes Rudolff 851.
Black Oak Scratch Trios: High for this month was Randall Edmonds with a 803 set. Ken was followed by; Ken DeBattista 747,
Rick Bates 734, Dave Houck 730, Scott White 723, Steve Myers
721, Ron Pallan 703, and Iris Luckey 603.
League bowling: We had some exceptional bowling this month
for the men, as I start off with James Sanders of the Leprechauns
shot a 798 set to go along with his 300 game. Other good scores
were posted by; John Blaylock (570 Scratch Trios) 795, Ron Bowman Jr. (Dublin Majors) 791, Jon Tyner (Chevron) 773, Ryan
Pardini (Dublin Majors) 770, T J Lew (Trailriders) 755), Darryl Wells
(570 Scratch Trios) 745, John Blaylock (570 Scratch Trios) 745,
Rick Munoz (Dublin Majors) 735, Sean Munkner (Leprechauns)
735, Stephan Klitz (Wed. Wonders) 734, Roy Cook (Trailriders)
732, James Murphy (Dublin Majors) 727, Charles Nelson (Dublin
Majors) 727, Brad Oshman (Chevron) 724, Kristian Schreiber (Mon.
Night Trip) 722, Reggie Fullmore (570 Scratch Trios) 721, Ron
Cracraft Jr. (Wed. Wonders) 721, Jeff Strah (Dublin Majors) 719,
Paul Kupras (570 Scratch Trios) 719, Dave Sablan (Wed. Wonders)
719, Steve Nelson (Friday Flingers) 719, Othell Robinson
(Chevron) 715, Dave Yarbrough (Mon. Night Trip) 715, Scott Cooper (Safeway) 713, Mark Shiraki (570 Scratch Trios) 712, C T Thomas (570 Scratch Trios) 709, John Lewis (Wed. Wonders) 707,
For the women; High for the women this month goes to Lindsay
Cadile of the Melting Pot with a 709 set. Lindsay was followed by;
Jackie Uhi (Mon. Night Trip) 686, Deanna Marion (Dublin Majors)
676, Wendy Arbuckle (Leprechauns) 672, Janie Edgerton (Dublin
Majors) 663, Cathy Manchester (Mon. Night Trip) 641, Elsie Lopez
(Leprechauns) 627, Lisa Bickerdike (Dublin Majors) 635, Karen
Diridoni (Leprechauns) 633, Judy Foley (Trailriders) 623, Andrea
Goodman (Wed. Wonders) 622, Jamie Celotti (Lucky Strikers) 622,
Nicki Deutsch (Coffee Lasses) 622, Linda Spengler ((Leprechauns)
618, Aida Collado (Wed. Wonders) 613, Lobertha Melton (570
Scratch Trios) 609, Judy Jentzen (Lucky Strikers) 604,Elsie Lopez
(Leprechauns) 601, Lien Economidis (570 Scratch Trios) 601, Barb
Wollenweber Bowling Belles) 598, and Teresa Yarbrough
(Trailriders) 598.
For our seniors: High for the seniors was Blake Beddow of the
Seniors & VIP’s with a 267 game and a great 765 set. Other good
sets were rolled by; L S Jordan (Seniors & VIP’s) 762, David
Packer (Earl’s Pearls) 724, Mike Barnes (Seniors & VIP’s) 722,
David Halberstadt (Earl’s Pearls) 667, Donald Taylor (Seniors &
VIP’s) 660, Chuck Leming (Earl’s Pearls) 656, Kevin Finnegan
(Earl’s Pearls) 633, Rob Filgo (Earl’s Pearls) 623, Dave Altschuler
(Earl’[s Pearls) 624, Jan Barnes (Seniors & VIP’s) 547, Ann Liu
(Earl’s Pearls) 562, Karen Bernard (Seniors & VIP’s) 541, Sue
Diller (Earl’s Pearls) 507, and Angie Rinetti (Earl’s Pearls) 502.
Junior Youth Bowlers: We had an exceptional 756 set bowled by
Curtis Agnes of the Generation Gap). Other good scores were
posted by; James Garrison (Generation Gap) 602, Trent Wakaluk
(Big Dogs – 4 games) 942, Noah Tom (Big Dogs – 4 games) 870,
Jay Han (Big Dogs – 4 games) 902, Frank Vasgerdsian (Big Dogs –
4 games) 887, Morgan Johnston (Big Dogs - 4 games) 861, Mollie
Brown (Little Dogs – 4 games) 660, Noah Tom (Big Dogs – 4
games) 870, James Garrison (Generation Gap) 602, Brett Schalin
(Big Dogs – 4 games) 816, Vincent Clifford (Big Dogs – 4 games)
909,
Gold Pin Tournament: Our next PBA Experience Gold Pin Tournament is scheduled for February 15th at 1:00pm and we will be
using the Earl Anthony lane pattern. Entry in February and March is
going to be $75 and the tournament Champion will receive a spot in
the Earl Anthony Memorial PBA Western Open. There are optional
side pots, a 300 pot (which is over $2100.00), and brackets! This is
a USBC certified tournament. To reserve your spot, or for questions, please call Earl Anthony’s Dublin Bowl at (925) 828-7550, or
email Chuck Holland @ chuck10pin@yahoo.com.
Pot “O” Gold Color Pin Bowling for $$$: Bowls at 6:30pm each
Saturday night, if you get color pins in the right positions you get to
shoot for a strike money shot. There are accumulating jack pots for
games 1, 2, and 3, and there are optional side pots. The cost is
$19, and it is advisable that you call for reservations. (925) 8287550. Solar Extreme “Fantastic”: Solar Extreme is getting to be the
thing Saturday Nights. It starts at 11:00pm and we close at 1:30am.
Up to date video music and the whole cosmic type light show, is a
must be at, all inclusive PARTY! They flock here from all over and
the ages vary greatly. If you have the time come on out and see
what the whole thing is about. It will only cost you $16, which includes shoes, use of a house ball and unlimited bowling until close.
Great action, fantastic fun, and loud music! Call (925) 828-7550 for
reservations.
Friday Night Frenzy: Friday Nights from 10:30pm till 1:00am
looks to be great. It is suitable for all ages. For $15.00 you get
unlimited bowling during the time period. If that is not enough, you
also get the rental shoes thrown in for free. Sounds like a good time
to me. Now that you have your ball and shoes, we’ll even throw in
music and the same light show that you get for Solar Extreme!
Web-site: Check us out at:
www.earlanthonysdublinbowl.com, or you can link to us
through Bowling World. Ask us questions or make reservations.
regional events and the Michigan State
High School Association Championships.
One of the first proprietors to launch
youth and adult Sport bowling leagues,
Shank also is actively involved in high
school bowling and sponsors two teams.
He has a USBC Bronze coach on staff
and requires youth coaches to be USBCcertified and go through the Registered
Volunteer Program. He has been presented several awards for community
and bowling involvement, including the
George Prybyla Industry Award, and is a
member of the Detroit Bowling Hall of
Fame and the Michigan High School
Interscholastic Bowling Coaches Association Hall of Fame.
The USBC National Recognition
Awards were developed to honor individuals for contributions to bowling.
March
1st
Feb 15
Mar 15
5/4 & 6/1
USBC ANNOUNCES
NATIONAL
RECOGNITION
AWARDS
By Terry Bigham
ARLINGTON, Texas - Nancy Walczyk
of Boston, N.Y., Bill Chrisman of Pleasant View, Utah, and Randy Shank of
Sterling Heights, Mich., have been selected to receive 2014 United States
Bowling Congress National Recognition
Awards.
Walczyk was named the recipient of the
Helen Baker Award for Outstanding Association Service, Chrisman is the Joyce
Deitch Unity Award winner and Shank
was selected to receive the USBC Proprietor of the Year Award.
The award winners, determined by the
USBC Board of Directors, will be recognized during the 2014 USBC Convention
in Reno, Nev., in April .
Walczyk has been involved with bowling for more than 40 years. She started
at the local level, serving eight years as
secretary/treasurer of the Erie County
Suburban Women's Bowling Association.
She also was president of the Erie
County Young American Bowling Alliance for six years.
In 1984, she was hired by the New York
State WBA and began a 26-year career
as secretary/treasurer and association
manager at the state level. She also
served as secretary/treasurer of the New
York State Bowling Council for 15 years.
Walczyk was instrumental in the growth
of NYS Women's Championships, getting the sport of bowling into the Empire
Games and overseeing scholarship programs for the NYS Youth Association.
She has received numerous awards
throughout her career, including election
to the Erie County Suburban Hall of
Fame and NYSWBA Hall of Fame.
Chrisman's passion for bowling started
on the lanes. He bowled collegiately at
Weber State and later would serve on a
local association board for nine years. In
1985, he launched High Score Products
to sell a new product that cleaned urethane bowling balls. The company
evolved to become one of the
most recognized names in the
sport, Storm Bowling.
While Storm Bowling has been
an innovator - the introduction of
scented bowling balls drew much
attention to the sport - Chrisman
and his wife, Barbara, have supported bowling through sponsorships of bowlers and tournaments. Chrisman is a member of
the Ogden Bowling Association
and Utah State Halls of Fame.
Shank has been the proprietor
of Sunnybrook Lanes in Sterling
Heights, Mich., since 1997. Sunnybrook Lanes has served as
host to many local, regional and
national tournaments, including
the U.S. Women's Open, USBC
Junior Gold Championships, Professional Bowlers Association
The Helen Baker Award for Outstanding
Association Service, named for the fifth
president of the Women's International
Bowling Congress (WIBC), recognizes
an outstanding bowling leader who has
made invaluable contributions to local
and state associations as an innovator,
creator and mentor of adult programs.
The Joyce Deitch Unity Award is named
for the WIBC's seventh president and
recognizes organizations and individuals
who have made important contributions
to bowling as motivators, visionaries,
leaders and innovators. The USBC Proprietor of the Year Award recognizes a
bowling center proprietor for his/her outstanding support of USBC local, state
and/or national association programs.
Go to BOWL.com/ScholarshipsAwards
to learn more about the National Recognition Awards.
Getting Stronger Every Year – CSSBA Senior
State Tournament Continues To Grow
By Bette Addington
California Bowling Writers
In this day and age for the sport of bowling anyone deeply associated with the sport knows
many events and tournaments are struggling these days to stay alive. Thank goodness
there are people out there who value this sport and believe in it and work to keep it fun for
participants and understand what bowlers want when they go bowl a tournament.
An excellent example of a thriving event is the annual CSSBA (California State Senior
Bowling Association) State Senior Tournament that just held its 44 th annual event in Clovis
and Fresno, CA. This tournament has grown to be held now for five consecutive weekends
starting in mid-October. It is held each year in different cities, generally in the central CA
vicinity.
The CSSBA organization held its first event in Bakersfield, CA in
1970 by Tournament Director, Glenn Barber. After Barber’s passing in 1996, Pete Melton took over as Tournament Director until
retiring in 2009. At that time, Gina Moura became Tournament Director. Moura was Melton’s bracket operator from 2001-2008. Although Moura will not take the credit, it has been her dedication to
keep this event going and growing as it has. ―This job is so rewarding. I get to meet wonderful bowlers throughout California
and striving to provide great service is my priority. We offer house
lane conditions and a friendly atmosphere. Our senior bowlers are
having a great time out on the lanes! In a declining bowling indusGina Moura
try, I am pleased that our event is growing and will continue to
Tournament Director
grow with our new 3 age divisions—Ages 50-59, Ages 60-69, and
Ages 70+,‖ stated Gina Moura.
And growing this event has! In 2007 the Team event drew 366 teams. In 2012, there were
483 teams and this year there were 452. So why the continued support and interest in this
event? Quite possibly it could be because the board of CSSBA which is made up of 25 officers and directors from throughout the state, have a connection with their bowling community and even though they only meet twice a year—in the Spring and at the opening of each
annual tournament—they figure out ways to, as past president, D.C. Williams stated,
―mainly show them a good time.‖ This group works hard with the centers that host the
event to put out a house condition that helps the participants bowl well. And, bowling well
makes bowlers happy! Happy bowlers spread the word and attract more bowlers to come
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Besides that, this board is constantly thinking of new ways to imThe Bowling News
prove the event. In 2014, for example, CSSBA will unveil their new
policy of oiling the lanes before each squad to provide equal shots
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for all entrants. Bowlers have asked for this and the board listened
and is delivering. Gina Moura added, ―We’re just going to keep
doing what we are doing!‖
Asked a couple Bakersfield happy tournament winners, Juke ―Jenny‖ Tanaguchi and Mike Mayo, their feelings about participating
in this event. This was Tanaguchi’s first year to bowl in it and she ended up placing second in Singles ―C‖ Division (50-59), seventh
in All Events ―C‖ and helped her team place 11 th in the Team event, she stated, ―I like the people and the tournament was run really
Mark Dinublio
well.‖ Mayo, who has bowled this tournament now two years, and this year ended up tying for first in Singles ―C‖ Division and won
CSSBA Assistant
the All Events ―C‖, had more great comments to share, ―For whatever reason, I tend to do well at Senior State and I will therefore
Tournament Director
continue to bowl it. Gina does a great job organizing the event and I’ve always felt she’s been very supportive of all the bowlers. She
somehow is able to keep a smile on her face during the entire tournament
and I know that isn’t always easy. As far as winning goes, I never expected
to do so well and feel God has blessed me with at least one tournament
win—ok, two events; even better!—in my life and the State event at that! I
can’t believe it. It’s just awesome! I look forward to bowling in Modesto
next year. By the way, Juke also works where I do at Frito Lay. Two of the
top three in our age division who work at the same location? Must be
something in the chips!‖
Besides the duo from Bakersfield rising to the top, other highlights from
this year’s event included Ty Dawson of Sunnyvale who rolled the high series of the event, an 803, while bowling Singles and Dennis Beets of Sugarloaf, who rolled the highest game, a 300, which he bowled during his Doubles competition.
So if you’ve reached the golden age of 50 and want to join the fun in 2014,
the 45th annual event is planned to be held five consecutive weekends starting October 25-26 in Modesto (Team center will be Yosemite Lanes and
Doubles and Singles at McHenry Bowl). Advance entries are now being
2013 tournament at Doubles & Singles center taken at AMF Sierra Lanes in Fresno accepted. Log on to www.cssba.net or you can contact Gina Moura direct at
(925) 757-2695.
(photo credit: Samantha Neri Photography).
The Big 4
Split
55 And Holding
By Correen Edgerly
Attention USBC California
Association Senior Bowlers!
By Phyl Knoll
The CAUSBC Senior Singles Tournament is open to all California
USBC members 50 years of age at the time of participation in this tournament. The format is six games total, handicapped 90% of 220, and
moving a pair of lanes after the first three-game set. The tournament
is held in a different location each year. Winners in each set age classifications will automatically qualify to bowl the USBC National Senior
Tournament, the entries which are paid by the CAUSBC.
Hosting this year‘s competition will be AMF Cerritos Lanes, 18811
Carmenita Road, Cerritos on the weekend of August 22, 23 & 24, with
squads at 9am & 2pm. If needed, there will be a squad available on
August 21st at 2pm. Each application must be accompanied by the
$50.00 entry fee in the form of a Personal Check or Money Order, payable to CAUSBC, as well as verification of your average.
We realize this is so-o much to remember but, don‘t fret, even
though (due to the high cost of USPS postage), we will not be mailing
entries to those members who bowled our event last year, but, we do
have all the details for you on our website CalUSBC.com. For your
convenience, we even have the application in pdf form so you can
complete on-line, print out, sign, and slip right into your mailing envelope. See entry back page this issue.
I guarantee you, these squads fill up quickly. So, ―the time is
now‖ bowlers!
The presents have all been unwrapped and the decorations put away for yet one more year.
So maybe a much needed break is in order, so take this time to look over and remember these
scores that were posted these last few weeks.
Week number one in the Monday Senior A’s Larry Robinson rolled a 239, Frank
Hinojosa a 235, Bryan Davenport 279 719, Frank Klo 268, Israel Ripoyla 236, Pat Bugarin 220,
Fred Campbell 234, and Bill Lautenschlager 260 721. Steve Stoffel rolled a 234 in the Monday
Senior B‘s. In the Lucky Seniors we had Wayne Bundy with a 235, Gary McCombs with a226 and
Eric Etchison with a 235. Thursday Senior A‘s had Fred Campbell with a 255, Ralph Risso with a
257, Bill Lautenschlager 246, and Harry Brown 243, and in the Thursday B‘s were Doug Borst
227 and Rutha Silva 222.
In week number two we had Norma Brown with a 219, Bryan Davenport 236, Frank Klo
279 720, Dee Price 258, Brad Lillard 247, Jerry Leando 235, Tony Manrique 256 711, and Bill
Lautenschlager 277 749 all in the Monday Senior A‘s. In the Monday B‘s we had Lloyd Logan
with a 202, Curtis Long with a 214, and Debbie Robbins 221. The Lucky Seniors had Mel Davis
with a 226, Frank Thompson 204, Ray Honey 207, Steve Stoffel 214, and Eric Etchison 224.
Week number 3 in the Monday Senior A’s is where Dee Price rolled her 268. Les Price
rolled his 268 with a 711 series also in the Monday Senior A’s. Staying with the same
league we had Frank Klo 279, Israel Ripoyla 265, Jerry Leando 249, and Brad Lillard 268 722.
The Monday Senior B‘s had Curtis Long with a 234, and Steve Stoffel 204. Eric Etchison posted
a 227 and Mel Davis a 224 both in the Lucky Seniors. In the Thursday Seniors we had Roy Castellon 232, Larry Ortiz 236, Joe Ballesteros 236, David Adams 237, Frank Klo 237, Fred Campbell
233, Ralph Risso 233, Bill Lautenschlager 233, Bertha Cooley 211, Joe Stone Jr. 279, and Larry
Robinson 267 707 all in the A Division. In the B Division we had Jr Buligon 216, Doug Borst 200,
and Richard Sandoval 201.
Last but not least week number 4 in the Monday Senior A’s we had Bryan Davenport
with a 257, Bob Smith 248, Bill Lautenschlager 278 710, Israel Ripoyla 255, Brad Lillard 248,
Tim Taggart 266 and Frank Klo 277 720. The Lucky Seniors had Roger Carlson with a 200
and Wayne Bundy with a 288. In the Thursday Senior A‘s we had Les Price with a 233, Israel
Ripoyla 236, Charlie Dalman 245, Frank Klo 257, Roy Castellon 223, Tim Taggart 233, and Bill
Lautenschlager 244, and in the B‘s we had Jr. Buligon with a 215, and Tommy Bridgers 203.
Wonderful bowling to all of the seniors and until next month seniors may the pin fall be
with you.
3 MAN SENIOR CLASSIC
secretary/treasurer Darwin Bakken & Bob Brown
by Don Phillips
Dec. 10, 2013. Big curve Cal Suan 254/886 was high senior for the week.
Only 16 seniors broke the 800 mark for 4 games—Don Sager 236/872,
Lonnie Hare 230/804, Rollend Fields 238/838, Don Phillips 265/861, Steve
Curless 246/882, Larry Manwiller 235/858, Mal Helmuth 244/859, John Brodie 247/879, Joe Holesapple 255/877, Larry Hilburn 230/846, Bill Graham
214/814, Larry Laub 244/849, Ben Biggs 236/848, Bruce Cantrell 248/873
and Brent Korff 245/874.
Top 5 games were by John Tremplay 226, Stan Seeley 230, Red Gossett
236, Jim Falls 235 and Mike Mayer 226.
Week 16, end of the second quarter and position round. It was a good
battle between first and second place teams. Team #7—Coming Back Now
(Cal Suan, Jim Falls, John Brodie) ‗eekked out‘ the win by two points. CONGRADULATIONS!!!!!!
Leader of the pack of seniors was Doug Regelin 252/944. Good Job
Doug! 800++ shooters were Carl Johnson 225/816, Stan Seeley 218/811,
Don Phillips 279/893, Jim Falls 266/852, John Brodie 230/851, Larry Hilburn 254/875, Bill Graham 236/841, Brent Korff 235/812, Jim Tanaka
248/883, George Senn 244/852, Mal Helmuth 235/870, Joe Holesapple
224/824, John Tremplay 247/822, John Habein 245/871, Rollend Fields
258/824, Owl Richardson 224/800 and Ron Caeton 236/843. Nice games
were rolled by Don Sager 223, Bruce Cantrell 235, Steve Curless 220 and
Dick Martegani 241.
Jan. 7, 2014. A New Year!! Hot senior for the week was Larry Hilburn
290/977. Great! Next were Monty Lyons 258/955, Mike Mayer 257/954, Mal
Helmuth 278/904 and Lonnie Hare 264/903. Par + rollers were Clyde Nakaishi 224/838, Steve Curless 248/838, Don Phillips 234/859, John Brodie
226/884, Mike Freiria
233/831, Larry Laub 245/879, Brent Korff 249/878 and Ron Caeton
216/801. Single games were shot by Paul Brown 232, John Miner 246, Jim
Tanaka 235, Jim Rice 232 and Art Tourtillott 238.
Week 2 of 3rd quarter. High senior was John Brodie 247/937. Other 900‘s
were by Owl Richardson 267/908 and Stan Seeley 246/908. In the 800
range were Cal Suan 234/816, Ev Whiteside 254/898, Larry Hilburn
236/809, Bill Graham 233/847, Anthony Ripchick 279/882, Doug Regelin
245/897, Ben Biggs 234/827, Carl Johnson 215/806, Don Sager 243/858,
Skip Benham 245/820, John Tremplay 229/818 and Red Gossett 225/806.
Games 220+ were by Don Phillips 224, Leo Dow 231, Mal Helmuth 242,
Jim Falls 222 and Jim Del Rosario 222.
Jan. 21. With a pair of 257‘s, Joe Holesapple‘s 961 was high for the week.
Very Good!
Other 900‘s were by John Brodie 269/952, Brent Korff
242/915 and Bill Graham 269/906.
800‘s were by Larry Hilburn 246/851, Ev Whiteside 277/894, Rich Toms
256/814, George Senn 216/815, Jim Tanaka 224/829, Cal Suan 238/848,
Larry Laub 238/878, Jim Del Rosario 236/814, Lonnie Hare 246/823, Doug
Regelin 234/817, Carl Johnson 221/805, Skip Benham 235/857, John
Tremplay 247/885, Stan Seeley 226/814, Jerry Davidson 247/876 and
Bruce Cantrell 267/827. Games above 220 were by Randy Wilcox 237, Don
Sager 235, Paul Brown 241, Don Phillips 225 and Monty Lyons 225.
Week 4 of 3rd quarter. Top of the heap was Ron Caeton 276/915. Five
sticks back were Paul Brown 289/910 and Mal Helmuth 253/910. In the 800
range were Sam Miller 221/822, Joe Holesapple 219/813, Mike Mayer
238/849, Anthony Ripchick 247/811, Larry Manwiller 226/819, Larry Hilburn
246/893, Skip Benham 246/892, Red Gossett 226/805, Don Phillips
226/811, John Brodie 236/817, Bruce Cantrell 247/823, Brent Korff
236/838, Gary Hobbs 223/800, Don Sager 225/880 and Ron Johnson
247/803. Nice games were rolled by Jim Tanaka 236, Cal Suan 247, Jim
Rice 237, Doug Regelin 237 and Dick Martegani 247.
Presidio Juniors
By: Brian Lim
First and foremost, I would like to wish all of you and your families a
Happy New Year.
Official results from the 2013 NorCal YBA Junior/Adult South Division
tournament were announced and several Presidio bowlers were amongst
those who placed. In the ―B‖ division of the team event, the team of Junior
bowlers Kyle and Kory Hui and adult bowlers Brian Lim and David Espinda
combined to shoot a 2,712 handicap total to capture 1st place. Both Kyle
and Kory each received a $100 scholarship for their efforts.
In the Boy/Woman division of the Bumpers doubles event, 5 year-old Andrew Faynleyb and his older sister Olga Proshchuk bowled a 1,131 handicap total to take 1st place in their division. Bowling in his first tournament
ever, Andrew bowled games of 76 and 67 for a 143 two game series. Andrew received a $30 scholarship award for his efforts.
In the Boy/Women mixed doubles event, Kyle Hui bowled games of 201245-227 for a 673 scratch series with his adult partner Suzy Marini from 4 th
Street Bowl to power them to a 1st place finish with a 1,461 total. Kyle received a $105 scholarship award for his 1st place finish. The Presidio Juniors would like to thank the adult bowlers that participated in the tournament.
In late December 2013, Junior bowlers Michael Look, Gian Portuguez,
and Kevin Higgins participated in the 10th Annual Junior Bowlers Tour Las
Vegas Main Event at the Texas Star Lanes inside the Texas Station Hotel
and Casino.
Youth Director Darrell Herbert and assistant coaches David Espinda,
Olga Proshchuk, and Brian Lim accompanied them on the trip to Las Vegas. They all participated in the handicap singles event, the doubles event,
and the team event.
Despite their valiant efforts, none of the Presidio bowlers made the cut in
the singles event. Although the bowling portion of the trip was not as successful as they had hoped, the Junior bowlers still had a fun time in Vegas.
Darrell surprised the bowlers by taking them to a Bee Gees cover tribute
show at the Texas Station and took them to the Adventure Dome at the Circus Circus.
West Lane Bowl
Juniors
By
Correen Edgerly
Candy hearts, teddy bears are some of the girls
wishes are from that special boy or dad. Whatever that
it might be have a very Happy Valentine‘s Day with that
special person.
Week number one Dorothy Caselli had a 78 duplicate in the Saturday Bumpers. Harrison Fong rolled a
260 in the Saturday Junior Majors, and Jordan Farmer
posted a 243 in the same league. Also in this league
we had Bryan Kendall with a 257 707. In the Monday
Junior Adult League we had David Garcia with a 279,
Alex Amuesca 243, Andrew Carteret 274, Jordan
Farmer 241, Silvano Gelsomini 256 and Brittany Hillman 247.
Week number two David Garcia posted a 254 in the
Monday Junior Adult League. Also in this league was
Brittany Scheaffer with a 243 and Robert Sartain 245.
Week number 3 in the Monday Junior Adult League
we had Silvano Gelsomini with a 275 711, Robert Sartain 248, Forest Kritzer 258, Brittany Hillman 257 737
and Bryan Kendall 279 770.
QUBICA AMF CEO John Walker
Joins Smart Board
By Jason Overstreet
ARLINGTON, Texas – John Walker, President and Chief Executive Officer of
QubicaAMF Worldwide, will join the SMART Corporation Board of Directors effective
January 2014. Walker replaces attorney and financial consultant Sandy Hansell,
who is retiring from the SMART Board. SMART is a scholarship management program for youth bowlers.
―On behalf of the SMART Board, I want to thank Sandy Hansell for his nearly four
years of service to youth bowling, helping guide the protection and management of
the SMART fund,‖ SMART Corporation Board Chairman Wally Hall said. ―We are
very pleased to have John Walker, one of the industry‘s most respected business
executives, accept the invitation to join the board.‖
Walker joined AMF Bowling Products as Vice President Consumer Products in
1998. After serving in a variety of management roles, he became President and
Chief Operating Officer of the company in 2003. Upon the merger of Qubica Worldwide and AMF Bowling Products, Walker became the President and CEO of QubicaAMF Worldwide. Prior to joining the company, Walker served in a variety of management roles for Honeywell, Procter & Gamble, Murrey Ohio Manufacturing Company and Crestar Bank. Walker holds both a bachelor‘s degree and MBA from the
University of Virginia.
Walker will join Hall and Steve Moehrle on the SMART Board.
Hall holds a degree from Harvard Business School and is a former president of
the Bowling Proprietors‘ Association of America. Hall has 50 years of industry business experience, including serving as President and CEO of Fair Lanes Inc., when it
was the largest independent center chain in the country.
Moehrle holds a Ph.D. in business from Indiana University and serves as the
leadership council distinguished scholar in accounting at the University of MissouriSt. Louis. Before entering the academic profession, he was a member of the Ernst &
Young audit staff and accounting policy officer at Citicorp Mortgage, Inc. He is a
former member of the USBC Board of the Directors.
―Wally Hall, Sandy Hansell and Steve Moehrle are three of the bowling industry‘s
most respected business and financial leaders, and I am honored to join them on
the SMART Board,‖ Walker said. ―Overseeing the safety of these scholarship funds
is an important responsibility and I will do my best to ensure SMART funds are protected for the youth bowlers who have earned the rights to use them for their education.‖
Week number four Dorothy Caselli had a 74 duplicate, and Jacob Norman a 132 in the Saturday Bumpers. Danielle Acosta posted an 82 duplicate in the Saturday Bantams. In the Saturday Junior Majors we had
Jordan Farmer with a 245 and Andrew Carteret
300 /743.
Wonderful bowling to all of
our junior bowlers listed below Delilah Ortiz 101
and until next month may the (week #4)
Aaron Deaton 106
pin fall be with you.
Tuesday Juniors
(week #1)
Monday Junior Adult
Zeke Anderson 129
(week #1)
Kyle Knight 112
Robert Sartain 234
(week #4)
Steve Smith 234
Zeke Anderson 162
Jerry Haynes 239
Saturday
(week #2)
Saturday Bumpers
Jordan Farmer 233
(week #1)
Alex Amuesca 222
Matthew Deoliveira
Forest Kritzer 227
104
Brittany Hillman 225
Tyriq Lathan 106
(week #3)
Khalil Cimafranca
Andrew Carteret 224
121
Preston Martin 231
(week #2)
Gianna Gelsomini 257
Jacob Norman 122
(week #4)
Khalil Cimafranca
Andrew Carteret 241
124
Haley Woodard 232
Tuesday
Tuesday Bumpers
(week #1)
Aaron Deaton 101
Saturday Bantams
(week #1)
Danielle Acosta 78
(week #2)
Danielle Acosta 107
Alyvia Galano 100
Davis Stoffel 105
(week #4)
Alyvia Galano 101
Davis Stoffel 113
Saturday Preps
(week #1)
Francisco Martinez 174
Logan Woolen 173
Jovita Contreras 163
(week #2)
Skyler Hasenbuhler 154
Jovita Contreras 156
Logan Woolen 164
Davis Fong 166
Aiyahna Caldwell 150
Frankie Salazar 168
(week #4)
Giovanni Montes 152
Louis Rivera 213
Andrew Carteret 234
(week #2)
Harrison Fong 231
(week #4)
Bryan Kendall 236
Harrison Fong 255
TRAVEL LEAGUE
@ West Lane Bowl
January 12, 2014
Junior Classic
Eren Olguin 202
Classic
Jordan Farmer 249
Joshalyn Thomas 212
Silvano Gelsomini 257
AJ Clemens 223
Alex Amuesca 259
Major #1
Jerry Haynes 263
Harrison Fong 279
Robert Sartain 240
Major #2
David Garcia 235
Steve Smith 242
Bryan Kendall 243
Bowling Combined
Scheduled for July 22
Terry Bigham
ARLINGTON, Texas – For young bowlers looking to
compete at the collegiate level, the Bowling Combine
for College Prospects has become a premier summer
event to attend. College bowling coaches also have
found it to be a great place to evaluate bowlers.
Applications now are being accepted for the 2014
Bowling Combine, which will take place July 22-26 at
the International Training and Research Center, the
home of Team USA. The annual event was developed
to bring together youth bowlers who want to compete
at the collegiate level and college coaches looking for
bowlers who might fit into their programs.
Student-athletes who have collegiate eligibility remaining and have completed at least their freshman
year in high school can submit an application. Space is
limited, and the application deadline is April 26.
―We expect to have another great pool of applicants
this year,‖ said Rod Ross, head coach of the ITRC and
Team USA. ―The student-athletes selected to participate will receive a great evaluation of their skills, plus,
they will have the opportunity to meet with some of the
top collegiate coaches in the country.‖
The Team USA coaching staff uses the state-of-theart tools at the ITRC to evaluate the skills of the student-athletes through tests such as shot repeatability,
Ford Driving Skills
for Life Signs
Walter Ray Williams Jr.
by Bill Vint
Ford Driving Skills for Life (Ford DSFL), an initiative
to promote safe driving, has teamed with the winningest player in Professional Bowlers Association
history, Walter Ray Williams Jr., to help create awareness and hopefully reduce automobile crashes among
release ratio, spare proficiency, breakpoint management, vertical leap and balance.
The student-athletes receive an objective analysis of
their skills that includes a Performance Evaluation Test
(P.E.T.) score that can be used to compare all studentathletes who have attended a Bowling Combine. The
bowlers also receive a recruiting kit that includes video
shots, bowler variables measured and a detailed report
of personal data collected at the Bowling Combine.
Last year, coaches from 30 collegiate programs took
part in the Bowling Combine. Gary Sparks, who led
Vincennes University to a runner-up finish at the 2013
National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA)
Championships, said three of his six incoming players
for the 2013-2014 season were at the 2012 Bowling
Combine.
―I go to a few other camps and clinics and obviously
watch bowlers at tournaments, but this gives me a perspective of a tryout atmosphere,‖ Sparks said after last
year‘s Bowling Combine. ―We don‘t get a chance to
see that in any other type of setting. You get a chance
to really see the players, know who they are and get a
one-on-one situation with them.‖
Coaches in attendance receive an evaluation of each
bowler, plus have the opportunity for one-on-one contact with prospective student-athletes. Coaches must
register and attend to receive the evaluations.
College coaches and athletes interested in the Bowling Combine can visit BOWL.com/Combine or
bowlingitrc.com for more information and to register.
newly licensed drivers.
Automobile accidents are the No. 1 killer of teenagers in America, and inexperience and distracted driving
are major factors in many crashes. As such Ford Driving Skills for Life (Ford DSFL) was established in 2003
by the nonprofit Ford Motor Company Fund, the Governors Highway Safety Association, and a panel of safety
experts to teach newly-licensed teens the necessary
skills for safe driving beyond what they learn in standard driver education programs.
―Being familiar with bowling and always looking at
innovative ways to reach teens and parents, I found
that being a good bowler and a good driver have a lot
in common,‖ said Jim Graham, manager Ford Driving
Skills for Life Program. ―Both concentration and focus
are keys to championship bowling, and the same skill
set is needed to avoid potentially deadly crashes on
the highways. What better person displays these skills
than one of the greatest bowlers of all time, Walter Ray
Williams Jr.
―Through a series of public service announcements,
talking to young people and their parents at events and
clinics, and an upcoming promotion, Walter Ray can
help educate and guide parents and teens to the award
-winning curriculum offered by Ford Driving Skills for
Life. For example, the PSA‘s were shown for the first
time to a group of 400 parents and young drivers who
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PBA Billy Welu
Memorial Scholarship
The Professional Bowlers Association Billy Welu
Scholarship is awarded annually, recognizing exemplary qualities in male or female college students who
compete in the sport of bowling.
The scholarship winner receives $1,000. To be eligible candidates must be amateur bowlers who are currently in college (preceding the application date) and
maintain at least a 2.5/4.0 GPA or equivalent.
Applications must be postmarked by June 15.
The scholarship was established to annually recognize a college student who combines outstanding bowling talents with academic excellence. The late Welu
was best known for his expert analysis alongside legendary ABC broadcaster and PBA Hall of Famer Chris
Schenkel on the
popular
"Pro
Bowlers
Tour"
series. Welu was
a two-champion
PBA Tour champion and was a
member of the
PBA
Hall
of
Fame‘s inaugural
induction class in
1975.
attended hands-on events in Phoenix and Tucson in
November, and they received rave reviews. That is
great for Ford DSFL and the PBA.‖
Training is conducted in both hands-on and webbased curriculum. The entire program is available at no
cost. Training conducted under the Ford Driving Skills
for Life program addresses both the inexperience factor as well as issues surrounding distracted driving.
The web-based training called The Academy and a list
of hands-on events taking place across the country are
available at www.drivingskillsforlife.com.
―A lot of people might not know that the No. 1 killer of
teens is car crashes, so I‘m proud to be associated
with Ford Driving Skills for Life to bring awareness to
this serious issue,‖ Williams said. ―One thing bowling
has in common with Ford is that young people are a
foundation for our future, so we need to do what we
can from an awareness and education perspective to
keep them safe.‖
Williams will wear special ―Ford Driving Skills for Life‖
jerseys when he bowls, and will be involved in additional activities in support of the project.
Graham said 10 to 15 hands-on Ford Driving Skills for
Life events are planned for 2014, with additional programs being conducted around the world. Complete
information on the program including valuable training
tools can be seen at www.drivingskillsforlife.com.
Men‘s Div
Women‘s Div
1. Silva, Trevor
1. Catli, Kristina
2. Yap, Matt
2. Khamchanh, Mallory
3. Anzelc, Jesse
3. Henderson, Wyntur
4. Yee, Chris
4. Favetti, Christine
5. Vitales, Steven
5. Ebbinghaus, Brianna
6. Yung, Brandon
6. Chen, Tiffany
7. Simpson, Trey
8. Bannister, Tristan
9. Kurtz, Jesse

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