Andrew Toro Sr. Wins ABT at AMF Carter Lanes

Bowling News
October 22, 2009
Page 1
BOWLING NEWS
California
Thursday, October 22, 2009
P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: news@californiabowlingnews.com Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288
“Spiderman” Wins 1st
Donkee Title at Cal Bowl
LAKEWOOD—Claude
Dottin AKA Spiderman as
he is referred to picks up his
first title today at Cal posting a
+169 total today.
Claude was throwing his
Hammer Sauce drilled by
Tony Figueroa inside Gardena
Bowl. Claude sports high of
a 299 game and 775 series.
Claude would like to thank Jehovah for the victory today.
Claude would also like to
thank his mom and dad, Claude
Sr and Barbara for letting him
stay at their leisure mansion in
Georgia for the past week getting him in the relaxed mode
today.
Claude would also like
to send a note out to Shorty
thanking him not for bowling
today, gee thanks AR. Then
lastly, he would like to thank
Jeffrey Sargent for pushing
him out on the lanes. When
Claude isn’t lighting them up
on the lanes he owns a Custom
Cabinet business in Gardena
– Named “A Different Look”
and with 20 years experience
you can bet he’s good. Give
him a call 310-493-1502.
The Donkee Tour would
like to thank Leonard Ruiz,
Earl, Matt and staff of Cal
Bowl for hosting this weeks
event.
Our Mystery game and
series were a carry over (155
game and 587 series). Game
will be worth $1000 and series
$700 at Palos Verdes Lanes
Oct 25th. Cut Score: +100
Men + 27 Women. Sidepots:
1:00 PM – Claude Dottin 1 &
3, Jeffrey Sargent ($27 each).
2:30 PM – Adam Drozdz 1
& 2, James Talley tie, David
Godinez ($24 each).
Donkee Tour at Cal Bowl (L to R): Joe Collins, Mark Zirges
– 4th place, Latrice Dottin, Claude Dottin III, Champion –
Claude Dottin, Niguel Dottin, Adam Drozdz – 2nd place., Not
pictured Jeffrey Sargent – 3rd place, Rick Hunter – 5th place.
Bowling News
Honor Roll
Name Score
rOB RUTKOWSKI
brent davidson
steve hoelzel
BREN SHERN
EMMERSON WAFER
GERALD WILLIAMS
CHARLES GLEASON
jon hogan
DON JOHNSON
scott vasquez
MARK WARD
jeremy berkeley
michael gurrieri
mario Marquez
keith nahan
DARRION TIPTON
dave wodka
CHUCK GRAY
jose gutierrez
BILL HAMBLY
WILL JACKSON
SPANKY ROSALES
LEONARD RUIZ JR.
300
803
300
803
300
300
300
300
300
300
300
802
300
300
814
300
300
300
300
300
300/806
300
300-300/870
Date
Center
10-12-09
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ATTENTION
ALL BOWLERS:
bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & E-MAIL by Tuesday Noon
YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page.
e-mail to: news@californiabowlingnews.com
men: 300 or 800
Women: 298,299,300 or 700+
Andrew Toro Sr. Wins ABT
at AMF Carter Lanes
FULLERTON—The AMF
Carter stop of the Amateur
Bowlers Tour on October 1718 saw the bowlers take to the
lanes and after the finals squad,
our newest champion, Andrew
Toro, Sr. emerged with a 25
pin victory.
Our newest champion,
Andrew Toro, Sr. is married to Clarissa and has eight
children, Andrew, Jr., Mariya,
April, Vicky, Clarissa, Rudy,
Tina and Floyd. He also has
one grandson, David. Andy
has been bowling for over 40
years and has 7 300s and 4
800s to his credit. Andy does
his league bowling at Morongo Canyon Lanes. Andy
was using a Columbia Bedlam drill by Joel at Pins-nNeedles in Hemet Bowl for
the win this weekend. Andy
wanted to thank his wife, Clarissa, father-in-law, Albert, and
kids for their love and support
and Joel for taking care of his
equipment. Andy also wanted
to thank AMF Carter Lanes for
hosting the tournament and the
ABT Directors and Staff for
running an outstanding tournament. Andy Toro, Sr. was the
winner of the Senior Sweeper
with a 662.
Ruiz Strike Spree
870 For Three!
DOWNEY — When Leonard Ruiz, Jr., stepped onto the
approach Monday night at Del
Rio Lanes, little did he know
that he would make history!
Bowling in the Ebonite
Scratch League, the competition is fierce, but when you
can strike 34 out of 36 times
for games of 300, 300, 270 —
you know you have tamed the
dragon.
Leonard had his own pro
shop at West Covina Lanes a
few years ago, but his weapon
of choice Monday was perfected by Josh Montgomery.
(Driller for the Pro Approach
Shop at Cal Bowl.)
The only shot not perfect in
the pocket was the first frame
of game three. After 2 300’s,
would YOU be able to get to
the line? In the third frame he
left a solid nine — and then off
the sheet!
New House Record, association record, personnal record
and hopefully not a record to
be broken. Congrats Leonard
Ruiz, Jr.
ABT at AMF Carter Lanes: (back row left to right) Daryl Brandt and Jeff Juckett.
(Front row l to r) Andy Toro, Sr. and Rick Cleary
The Mystery Game Pot
game and score were drawn
during our finals meeting.
Game #3 was the game drawn.
The first chance score of 223
(good for $400) was drawn; the
second chance score (good for
$200) was 189; third chance
score (good for $100) was 112
and 222 was the fourth chance
(good for a free entry). There
were no winners. The Mystery
Pot is available to all members
and costs only $5.
The ABT staff and membership would like to thank
the management and staff at
AMF Carter Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next
scheduled event will be Saturday, October 24, 2009 at Westminster Lanes. This will be a
3-game beat-the-board tournament with squads at 12, 1:30,
3, 4:30 and 6PM. The address
for Westminster is 6471 Westminster Avenue in the city
of Westminster. Their phone
number is 714.893.5005. First
place is guaranteed at a minimum of $500. The entry fee
for this tournament is $55. See
you at Westminster Lanes!
ABTA Special Event at Forest Lanes Next Week
2 free Las Vegas Drawings/ bring in a new member and bowl for only $20
Free Drawing for 900 Global Ball • Special Handicap Pin Bonus at FOREST
LAKE FOREST — The
ABTA will be hosted by popular Forest Lanes in Lake Forest
next Saturday Oct 31 in a one
day event with five qualifying
squads Saturday beginning at
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00
PM with 1 in 4.5 bowlers advancing to the Semifinals at
7:45 PM.
New members join for only
$12 and Seniors Men 55+ and
ladies 49 + join free. We also
guarantee a minimum of three
Super Seniors Men 63.
There is a Handicap Special for this event only. Entering and not cashing you will
receive 2 bonus pins. Those
cashing in 4th place and below
will not lose any pins and 3rd
place will lose one, 2nd Place
lose 2 and Winning the Title
only lose 3 Pins at the next
tournament. This of course
except for extenuating circumstances.
First place is guaranteed at
$1,000 min and up to $2,400
1st can be won with bonuses
and Cash n Carry options. The
3-6-9 will go for $900 this
week so lots of Cash available
at Forest. There is also ABTA
Doubles, the Match Game 3
and Match Series Pots.
Sidepots are only $2.00 per
game and will usually top $200
per game on the final squad.
Please see our ad in this paper for more information.
Forest Lanes is located at
22771 Center Drive in Lake
Forest. Take 5 Freeway to
Bake, go east to Lake Forest
Drive and 1 1/2 miles south to
Center then left or take 5 Freeway to Lake Forest go east to
Rockfield left 3 blocks to Center then right.
The phone there is (949)
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web www.abta1.com or call
562-868-7164.
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Page 2
BOWLING NEWS
October 22, 2009
Jim Harvey Wins Senior
Division at La Habra “300”
Ron Winger Captures
Super Senior Title
by Dick Sanders
LA HABRA—A great week-end of high scores and a 1st
WCST Championship Title to Jim Harvey (Culver City), Jim
led the qualifying of the Senior Division, with 2416 for the 10
games. Starting the finals of 8 bowlers, Jim led Mark Dyer &
Eric Forkel by 32 pins & 35 pins. By the end of Game #2, Jim
was down by 93 pins to Eric. For the next 5 games Jim, battled
back behind Mark, who rolled a 279 game and took the lead after
Game #5. In the position match, Jim, down 44 pins, beat Mark
235 to 203, and with the bonus pins of 30, ended winning the
tournament by 18 pins. Eric nosed out Scott Kraye by 19 pins to
finish 3rd. Top 2 places: 1st, Jim Harvey, $750.00, and 2nd to
Mark Dyer (Moreno Valley), $500.00.
26 bowlers entered the senior division, and 8 checks paid out
for a total of $3,350.00, with 35 super seniors entered, for a total
pay-off of 12 checks for $4,480.00 paid out. The total pay-off
for 15 tournaments in 2009, $134,370.00, and over-all for 296
tournaments, a total of $3,454,301.00 paid out.
A 300 game was recorded by Darron Peters in the qualifying
on Saturday.
*****SUPER SENIOR NEWS****
Ron Winger (Las Vegas) won his 13th WCST Championship,
and has bowled only two WCST Tournaments so far this year
and won them both. His over-all performance in this one was
outstanding as he led the qualifying with 2386 for the 10 games,
and then in the finals, 2506 for the 10 games, which included in
games 4 to 8, a total of 1111 for those 4 games. Jim Thurmond,
who finished in 2nd place closed a 218 pin gap going into the
position round, by beating Ron 267 to 224, and with his bonus
pins of 30, ended up in 2nd place, losing by 145 pins. Frank De
Filippo, who finished 6th, must have felt he was in the middle of
a hornet’s nest, as he faced 9 WCST Champions of the 10 man
finals. Top 3: 1st Place, Ron Winger, $850.00, 2nd Place, Jim
Thurmond (Hemet), $700.00, and 3rd Place to Dick Baker (Henderson, NV), $500.00.
Our thanks to our hosting bowling center, La Habra “300”,
and their GM, Mr. Gary Kowarsch, and as usual, the great help of
Mr. “900”, Glenn Allison, and the workers of the lanes. Thanks
to the bowlers who entered, and to Mr. Jason Lavoie, for doing
the brackets, and to WCST Member, Mr. Dave Smith for doing
a great job, getting and posting the finals scores for the super
senior division. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, the makers of the best bowling balls in the
country today. Our next WCST Singles tournament will be at
Southpoint Lanes in Las Vegas, NV. November 7-8, 2009, Call
the WCST Office at 760-363-8141 to enter.
WCST Senior Division (L-R) 1st Jim Harvey, 2nd Mark Dyer
WCST Super Senior Division: (L-R) 3rd, Dick Baker, 1st Ron
Winger, 2nd Jim Thurmond.
WEST COAST SENIOr TOUr
WCST EBONITE SINGLES
Sunday, October 18, 2009
LA hABrA "300" BOWL
FINALS
LA hABrA, CA
SENIOr FINALS
CITY
qUAL FINALS W L
BONUS T.PINS
PrIzE
POS BOWLER
1 jIM hArvEY
CULVER CITY
2416
1799 6 2
180
4395
$750
2 MArK DYER
MORENO AVLLEY
2384
1813 6 2
180
4377
$500
3 ErIC FOrKEL
HENDERSON, NV
2381
1815 4 4
120
4316
$400
4 SCOTT KRAYE
LA HABRA
2324
1793 6 2
180
4297
$370
5 MARLOW DINGER
LA HABRA
2289
1890 3 5
90
4269
$355
6 KEVIN FATHERREE
NORTHRIDGE
2294
1683 4 4
120
4097
$340
7 jEFF GOrDON
VENTURA
2310
1666 2 6
60
4036
$325
8 KEN DIIORIO
ARTESIA
2291
1490 1 7
30
3811
$310
****************************************************************************************************************************************
SUPER SENIORS
POS BOWLER
CITY
qUAL FINALS
W L
BONUS T.PINS
PrIzE
1 RON WINGER
LAS vEGAS
2386
2505
5 5
150
5041
$850
2 jIM ThUrMOND
HEMET
2267
2419
7 3
210
4896
$700
3 DICK BAKER
HENDERSON, NV
2244
2367
7 3
210
4821
$500
4 hAL WILBER
LAS VEGAS
2267
2320
7 3
210
4797
$400
5 LArrY rUMPLE
MALIBU
2283
2169
7 3
210
4662
$345
6 FRANK DE FILIPPO
LAS VEGAS
2255
2228
4 6
120
4603
$330
7 KEvIN GANNON
LAKEWOOD
2319
2126
4 6
120
4565
$315
8 DON jACKSON
BONITA
2238
2095
4 6
120
4453
$300
9 BArrY GUrNEY
W. HILLS
2299
2022
2 8
60
4381
$290
10 jIM COATS
UPLAND
2245
2040
3 7
90
4375
$280
******************************************************************************************************************************************
OThEr CAShErS
POS BOWLER
CITY
SCOrE
PrIzE
11 jErrY CALvIN
1000 OAKS
2220
$85
11 MIKE RAUSCH
COSTA MESA
2220
$85
*****************************************************************************************************************************************
INCOME
DISTrIBUTION
26 Entries X $170.00
$4,420.00 Prize Fund
$3,350.00 Seniors
Lines
$729.00
Expenses
$341.00
Total:
$4,420.00 Total:
$4,420.00
WCST
35 Entries X $170.00
$5,950.00 Prize Fund:
$4,480.00 Super Seniors
Lines
$1,012.00
Expenses
$458.00
Total:
$5,950.00 Total:
$5,950.00
***********************************************************************************************************************************************
The WCST would like to thank our hosting bowling center, La habra "300" Bowl, and the GM, Mr Gary
Kowarsch, and Mr. "900" Glenn Allison for their great cooperation, and to the workers of the lanes. Our
thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTErNATIONAL CO. jason Lavoie did the brackets, and an
excellent job helping getting scores & posting them on the finals board, from WCST Members, Mr.
Dave Smith, and thanks to all bowlers who entered.
**********************************************************************************************************************************************
Citrus Belt’s Ted
and Betty Jones
Remembered
by Frank Weiler
MURRIETA—A few days
ago marked the second anniversary of Ted Jones passing.
A life long bowler, he and wife
Betty were among the best
bowlers at Beacon Bowl in
Lakewood in the late 1940s.
Ted regularly averaged in
the mid 190s in the years following World War Two, and
Betty was not far behind in the
170s.
Bowling brought this wonderful couple together and kept
them together for over fifty
years. It was April 23, 1950
when Ted borrowed money
to enter a twenty game match,
for a hundred dollar jackpot.
Coming from behind, Ted
won a narrow victory. The “C
Note” jackpot was enough for
Ted to propose marriage, and
a quick trip to Vegas to tie the
knot with Betty. After moving to the Inland Empire, Ted
and Betty continued to bowl
together until Betty’s passing
in May of 2000. Their son,
KELLY JONES, picked up
their love of the game, and
has averaged 230 at Cal Oaks
Bowl for several years.
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BOWLING NEWS
TAT 2010 Amateur Nationals
Held at The Orleans in Las Vegas
February 1st - 7th, 2010
LAS VEGAS, NV—True Amateur Tournaments and The
McWilliams Family are proud to present The 2010 TAT Amateur
Nationals held at The Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas,
NV. This year’s TAT kicks off February 1st thru February 7th and
as always, is a week long qualifying event with over $500,000 in
cash and prizes and is strictly for Amateur Bowlers only. The
TAT is the best Amateur bowling tournament in the World because any bowler can have a real shot at winning big money no
matter what their average. TAT entrants this year will be receiving two Free Ebonite balls, a Free room night, and $500 just for
making the first round of the finals. Bowlers also once again
will have the option to go big and win $1,000 just for making
the finals and receive $1,500 for being a Daily Leader with Big
Bucks.
We have 6 different divisions that bowlers can get into and
compete against only people in their division, either by age or
skill level. We have 3 scratch age divisions as well as 2 Average
divisions including a 205 & Under Division and a NEW 189 &
Under Handicap Division. All of these divisions have their own
payouts and scratch bowlers won’t bowl against bowlers with
handicap. However, now anyone that bowlers normally bring
along with them to the tournament can bowl as well, in our new
Handicap Division and still have a shot at winning in all 10 TAT
Tournaments.
Now is a great time to come see how you rank against Amateur Bowlers from all over the world as this years TAT Amateur
Nationals is bigger and better than ever! This year we have concentrated on giving more value to our customers and we have
done all we can this tournament to give you bigger payouts and
more with your entries. We have added more money to the prize
fund, are guaranteed more money, giving away re-entry bonuses,
added a handicap division, and are giving away more bowling
equipment then ever before! Our Top 5 are now guaranteed over
$68,000 and we have increased our Top 10 as well, up to $80,000
with 6th -10th Place earning $2,500 which is an over $18,000
increase from last year’s TAT!
Also new to this year’s TAT Amateur Nationals is that every
TAT Bowler can stay one weeknight at The Orleans for FREE!!!
You heard it right, bowl the TAT and stay for free at The Orleans
which is just another way to help bowlers make money while
they are in Vegas as well as reducing their costs. The Orleans
also gave us great rates for TAT Bowlers to stay the rest of their
stay at The Orleans and TAT Bowlers will receive benefits for
doing so. The Orleans weekday rates (First Sunday to Thursday)
are $40, while their weekend rates are only $90, and Super Bowl
Sunday is just $60 for TAT bowlers. You must book in the TAT
Room Block and you must call to receive the free room night as
well as our special rates.
This year’s TAT Amateur Nationals is bigger and better than
ever. First entries will be receiving 2 New Ebonite bowling balls,
a free room night at The Orleans, up to 5 Qualifying squads, up
to 4 Chance squads, a qualifying entry into the $30,000 Ebonite Challenge, Free Casino Money, and discounted drilling for
all equipment. We dare you to find a better run tournament that
gives you more value for you money. You can read about all the
changes in our brand new official TAT brochure which is now
online at www.trueamateurtournaments.com. If you wish to receive a brochure by mail or if you have any questions please
don’t hesitate to call us toll free at 1-888-828-2695 or e-mail us
at tatbowl@hotmail.com. Hope to see you all at the 2010 TAT
Amateur Nationals where another Nationals Amateur Champion
will be crowned.
Tuesday, October 27th at 9pm
Win a spot at W.S.O.P!
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(Re-establish average after each round)
$20 per week, bowl 2 games
Three 10 week rounds, (nine weeks of bowling, 10th week of each round is a poker tournament).
End of season stepladder Sit N’ Go poker tournament will determine winner of 2010
World Series of Poker Main Event $10,000 Entry (Based on 12 teams). Place money won each
round in both bowling and poker. All members of league will share any W.S.O.P
tournament winnings. League member winning spot will get 50% of any money won, the rest of
the league will share the remaining 50%.
For more information contact Kathy, Ed or see front desk.
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Don Moser’s 806
Tops Cal Oaks
Scratch
Bowlers
by Frank Weiler
MURRIETA—With a lead off
perfect game, former PBA star
DON MOSER bowled a scratch
806 three game series to lead all
Cal Oaks bowlers. Moser’s 245
league average tops the charts
at Cal Oaks, followed by DAVE
WILK’S 234.
Other high three game series
were bowled by Derek Taylor
(760), Ryne Cunningham (751),
Ken Thompson (751), Dave Cook
(727), Dave Wilk (721), and Darron Peters (708).
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(818) 718-0193 • (818) 718-0195 - fax
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500/600/700 Club Youth Tournaments
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Saturday, November 7,2009 Bowl 2:00 PM – Check-in 12:00PM
Canoga Park Bowl
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$100.00 1st Place Scholarships guaranteed each division based on 25
entries per division
Eligibility rules: Current Sanctioned NLAC-USBC youth members who have bowled a 500, 600, or
700 series in a certified league or tournament while a member of the NLAC.
1) Entering average – A – 2009-2010 book average (if none use B); B –Ending Summer League
sheet (if none use C); C - Current average (must bring league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions)
(if none use D); D -- No average, bowl scratch.
2) Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified for, but may move up in classification.
returning to the lower classification after moving up is not allowed.
3) Please present membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 12:00PM. Entries close
at 1:00pm on Nov.7th or when squad is full.
4) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average.
5) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average.
6) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified.
7) All other rules governed by USBC 2009-2010 Youth Tournament rules.
8) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual
statements on shirts.
9) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed.
10) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification.
11) Make checks or money orders payable to: NLAC-USBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X
the amount of the check OR $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee).
12) Divisions: SCrATCh: 700 (all); Upper 600 (170+); Lower 600 (169 & lower)
handicap - 500 (90% of 200) Average verification required for Lower 600 & 500 Club entries.
13) Format: 4 games per qualifying. Top three roll-off finals to determine winners in each club.
14) Awards: Scholarships (based on number of entries, 100% return) (min. 1 in 10 will receive
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15) Entry Fees: $25 (prepaid); $35 on site ($10 late fee)
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Page 4
BOWLING NEWS
National Deaf Bowling News
by Connie Marchione
Lindy Decker-Female Bowler Of The Decade (2000-2009) ?
YORK — The above headline, if it says “Deaf Female Bowler of the Decade”, I say “YES! She
has accomplished so many records such as 847 (highest ever by deaf female) top 2197 all-events in
Great Lakes Deaf Women’s tournament, won Gold Medal in 2005 Deaflympics Women Masters,
top average 236 and Hall of Fame in her USBC Association during the 2000-2009 decade.” Who
could beat that?
Well, I recently got another e-mail from the fabulous hearing-impaired lefthander Lindy Decker
saying that the York/Adams County bowling writer informed her that she is in the race for York
County’s Female Bowler of the Decade (2000-2009) held by the York County Bowling Proprietors
Association and the results will be officially announced in December. The Award will be formally
presented at the York/Adams USBC Bowling Hall of Fame Dinner on February 2010.
WOW! I knew Lindy had lots of fine accomplishments in her local USBC Association which
inducted her into its Bowling Hall of Fame a few years ago. Let’s wait for the official announcement
of the results in December to make sure she wins this prestigious honor. That would make her the
first deaf woman ever to win such a decade award.
Deaf Senior Bowlers Of America
13th Annual Tournament Results
Taylor And Bice Take Respective Singles Titles
LAS VEGAS — The 13th Annual Deaf Seniors Bowlers of America tournament started with the
Singles event on Tuesday morning, October 13 at The Orleans Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center.
80 men and 30 women aged 55 and older participated with Doubles events following.
Los Angeles bowler Robert Taylor rolling on the first squad came at top of men’s with games of
193-278-246 for top scratch score of 717 plus his 42 handicap for 759 for the $800 prize. Defending
Match Play champion from Louisiana Mike Landry, came three pins short with 756 from 198-265227/690 plus 66 handicap for 2nd place $400. Two bowlers hit 700 but their smaller handicap placed
them 3rd and 4th. Tom Parker, Ohio scored 247-227-233 for 707 plus 63/743 for 3rd while Robert
Jones, CA with zero handicap hit 222-224-266 for 712 for 4th. The men’s prize list runs 20 places
with 628 low. Taylor’s 278 is the tournament high game.
On the women’s side. Alabama bowler Elaine Bicealso on first squad finished on top with 170198-132 for 500 plus 166 handicap, 665 toal for 1st place $300 prize. Three California bowlers were
tied for 2nd place with same 635 scores and each got $100. They are 2005 Women’s Match Play
champion Sharon Duran with 197 in her 500 plus 135 handicap, 2007 Singles champion Theresa
Gutierrez who had the high game 210 in her high scratch 518 plus 117 handicap and Helen Inga
with 461 plus 174 handicap. The last place in the money is 8th.
California Duo Morford & Loustalot Grab Doubles Title
Northern Californians Patricia Morford and George Loustalot paired together to win the $1,100
Doubles first place prize by 2 pins over other 54 Doubles pairs. Morford had 190 in her 510 while
Loustalot helpd with a 238 in his 571 along with their 252 handicap for 1333 total. In 2nd place
for $550 with 1331 total were husband and wife duo from Alabama, James White and Ann Marie
Wagnor-White. Ann Marie had 196 in her 628 while James helped with 209 in his 584, plus their
219 handicap. Mary Sickinger and 82 years old Jack Sickinger of Riverside placed 3rd with 1288
including a huge 348 handicap.
The scoring in Doubles was low compaired with Singles which showed that the senior bowlers
were tiring after 3 games in singles. While there were 3 700s and 7 600-plus in the Singles event,
the Doubles event had only 4 600 with high of 673 (173-231-269) by Texan Thomas Daugherty.
Daugherty placed in 6th (1278) with Landry who placed 2nd in Singles and their scratch total of
1212 was not even the top scratch in this event. The top scratch Doubles series was 1218 by Deaf
Team USA duo from California, Ed Abakumoff (615) and Darrell Stogryn (603) which with their
zero handicap placed them 20th out of money. The last place in money for their Doubles event was
11th 1243 score.
All-Events, Match Play Qualifying and Eliminations of both men and women will be reported
next week when I get the results.
October 22, 2009
Bowler’s Journal to Sponsor CBW Writing Awards
FREMONT—In pursuit of encouraging writers to enter CBW writing contests, Bowler’s Journal International has agreed to sponsor the CBW writing awards and publish the winners of each.
In addition they will provide CBW with two ads in timely issues to promote the Annual Media and
Publicity luncheon and CA USBC Convention activities scheduled the weekend of June 11, 2010
in Fremont, CA.
The Profile Award is given for a story based on an accomplishment, family tradition, proprietor,
coach, senior, youth bowler, league member, etc. The Golden Quill Award has a specific topic announced each year. This year it is “A Special League Experience,” which should stimulate ideas
just looking around at the people you bowl with every week. Length of articles should be not less
than 300 words or more than 1500 words and carry the writer’s byline.
Stories must have been published between February 16, 2009 and February 15, 2010. Both
California Bowling News and Bowling World are happy to print your stories and you can send them
to our website as well www.calbowlingwriters.org.
CBW is pleased to have the support of Bowlers Journal International, bowling’s premier magazine. Entry forms will be on the CBW website shortly.
California Bowling Writers was formed in 1998; membership is open to all California bowling
journalists, promoters and supporters of the sport of bowling. The purpose of the organization is to
encourage and educate both members and non-members in communication through print, promotion and use of electronic media. At the same time, CBW will recognize and reward those who create media awareness by providing outstanding bowling photography and journalistic excellence.
Mary Lynly, CBW Publicity
“PAT ON THE BACK”
300 Games Orange County USBC
Mark Vaona, June 18, 2009 — Riccilli Scr., AMF Valley View Lanes
Drew Guenther, July 7, 2009 — Men’s Night Out, Saddleback Lanes
Norm McLeod, July 16, 2009 — Prime Time, AMF Carter Lanes
Geoff Maurer, July 27, 2009 — Ozzie’s Doubles, Fountain Bowl
Brent Lanksbury, Aug. 1, 2009 — OC Travel Brunch
Steve Stokes, Aug. 6, 2009 — League Of Our Own, Tustin Lanes
Jack Felton, Aug. 7, 2009 — Orleans Bound, Fountain Bowl
Mike Cassidy, Aug. 9, 2009 — Vegas Bandits, Fountain Bowl
Joel Singer, Aug. 10, 2009 — Ozzie’s Doubles, Fountain Bowl
Brad Davidson, Aug. 11, 2009 — Party Down, Yorba Linda Bowl
Marty Neff, Aug. 12, 2009 — Jokers Wild, Westminster Lanes
Don Gardner, Aug. 14, 2009 — Rocky Marsh Doubles, Linbrook Bowl
Jasen Henderson, Aug. 27, 2009 — 7-11 Vegas, Linbrook Bowl
Gary Soderberg Jr. , Aug. 27, 2009 — His & Hers, Fountain Bowl
Matthew Lerno, Aug. 28, 2009 — T.G.I.F., Westminster Lanes
Andrea Snyder, Aug. 31, 2009 — Ozzie’s Doubles, Fountain Bowl
Rick Weiland, Sept. 4, 2009 — Vegas Party, Linbrook Bowl
Mike Mastroianni, Sept. 9, 2009 — River Rats, Tustin Lanes
Frank Howard, Sept. 10, 2009 — Thursday Niters, Yorba Linda Bowl
Ronnie Corona, Sept. 11, 2009 — Vegas Party, Linbrook Bowl
Timothy Hank, Sept. 11, 2009 — Vegas Party, Linbrook Bowl
Ron Paquette, Sept. 17, 2009 — Tustin Classic, Tustin Lanes
Larry Robbins, Sept. 19, 2009 — His & Hers, Fountain Bowl
Eric Lagafuaina, Sept. 21, 2009 — Sam’s Town, AMF Valley View
John Riley, Sept. 24, 2009 — Nightouters, Concourse
Andrew Stewart, Sept. 24, 2009 —Thurs. Linbrook Jrs., Linbrook Bowl
Tiffany Wilson, Sept. 24, 2009 — Tustin Classic, Tustin Lanes
Tim Blough, Sept. 25, 2009 — Vegas Party, Linbrook Bowl
Jack Felton, Sept. 27, 2009 — Double Trouble, Fountain Bowl
William Poling, Sept. 27, 2009 — Deuces Wild, Fountain Bowl
Brad Seligman, Sept. 29, 2009 — Vegas Vacation, AMF Valley View
Troy Bradley, Oct. 11, 2009 — Deuces Wild, Fountain Bowl
800 Series
Marty Neff, 803, July 24, 2009 — Orleans Bound, Fountain Bowl
John Chapman, 810, July 27, 2009 — Vegas Express, Saddleback Lanes
Andrea Snyder, 814, July 27,2009 — Ozzie’s Doubles, Fountain Bowl
Lee Greenberg, 803, Aug. 9, 2009 — Vegas Bound, Fountain Bowl
Eddie Katz, 300/803, Aug. 10, 2009 — Ozzie’s Doubles, Fountain Bowl
Ron Hirano, 814, Sept. 1, 2009 — Mens Night Out, Saddleback Lanes
Roy Coleman, 813, Sept. 2, 2009 — Alley Cats/River Rats, Concourse
Jose Beltre, 811, Sept. 18, 2009 — T.G.I.F., Tustin Lanes
Gary Coultas, 300/807, Sept. 24, 2009 — His & Hers, Fountain Bowl
David Fitz, 823, Sept. 24, 2009 — Tustin Classic, Tustin Lanes
Team USA
Trials Come
To Vegas In
December
by B.A. Campbell
LAS VEGAS—The 2010
USBC Team USA Trials are
coming to the Strike Zone
Bowling Center at Sunset Station in Las Vegas, Nevada,
December 14-19, 2009. Any
amateur bowlers and professionals not already chosen for
Team USA can work to earn a
spot, you have to be a USBC
member to compete. The top
three men and three women
at the Team USA Trials will
each gain an automatic spot on
Team USA. For USBC Youth
members, they can compete
for both the Team USA spots
and some available positions
in Junior Team USA 2010. For
more information go to bowl.
com/tournaments and look for
Team USA Trials.
October 22, 2009
Page 5
BOWLING NEWS
American Bowlers Tournament Association
P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com
Tan Wins First ABTA Title at West Covina
Lonzell Hits $1,005 Match Game
Andrews & Windsor Share $242 Match Series
Linbrook Bowl is Our Host Saturday • 3-6-9 is $800
12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30 Semis 7:15
WEST COVINA—Jhun
Tan, one of the nicest guys
I have ever met, stepped up
and won his first ABTA Title
at West Covina Lanes finally
downing upstart Yu Lam in the
title game to take home a nice
$1,000.
In our return to West Covina a decent turnout of 170,
saw cuts scores of men +25.
The Ladies topped the men at
+3. Super Seniors added to the
board were Walter White and
Romy Cajucom. Unbelievably no Super Senior women
participated in the event except Bobbie Mc Collum who
made the regular board.
Forty Five Semifinalists
took the floor and we saw Jhun
Tan lead the way at +87 to
sit out and bowl for the title.
Right behind was a pretty lady
Yu Lam at +71 who would receive a first round bye in the
single elims and enter in the
second round.
It took a +13, including
three 3 guaranteed women, to
make the top 16 single elim
finals.
In round One, Losers were
Sean Nguon, Fred Go, Thomas Licauco, Danny Guevarra,
Bobbie McCollum, Eddie
Palma and Raul Aldaz. They
received checks of 100 each.
Round two saw Sun Sundara, Youna Yun, Art Windsor and Ben Hurtado lose out.
They cashed checks of $110.
Round three got tense and
saw Yu Lam edge Bob Ricketts 194-186. Justin Taino
struck often in a 266-222 win
over Daniel Cha. So Bob and
Daniel were 4th and 5th with
fine bowling. Yu and Justin to
meet for the right to bowl Tan
for the title.
This game was close but
Justin lost his shot at the end
and Yu prevailed in a 226-200
win with Justin in 3rd place.
Tthe pretty lady off to the title
game vs Jhun Tan.
The title game is on and we
will have a new Champion.
Yu led off with a strike and
spare. Tan spared but then had
three straight opens. Yu had
a nice lead after four frames.
She however opened in the 6-7
frames and it was a dead even
tie after seventh frame. Yu
spared and struck in the 8-9 as
did Tan but he followed in the
10th with two more strikes and
a 7 count. Yu will need a double and 8 to win but came up
light and the title went to the
gentleman from West Covina.
It was a good match, either could have won, but we
welcome Jhun to the winners
circle on this eve. Great bowling by a very nice man. A title
well deserved! Nice bowling
by Yu Lam in the runner-up
positio. She really did well and
almost won the title.
Nice bowling by Justin
Taino also who really bowled
well at West Covina. He is improving for sure and how!
Tourney Hi Qualifiers were
Nick Smith +106 (men) +115
and Youna Yun led the ladies
+77. They get paid entries.
The doubles were topped
by Jerry Chang, and Don
Chung 1,376 $140, and a tie
for 2nd. Ping Romero and
Fred Go, and Chang again
with Sean Ngon 1373 and each
(562) 868-7164
place paid $120. We paid 16
places and $1020 in the $5.00
doubles!
The Match Game WAS
Matched at 148 and Mr. Super Senior Lonzell Burnett
grabbed the Cash $1,005 with
his 148 game. Best 148 I have
ever bowled claims Lonzell
_:))
Match Game is est at
$1,000 this Weekend!
The Match Series was
Matched! 555 was the score.
Mark Andrews and Art Windsor shared $242. We will estimate the pot at $300 this
weekend at Linbrook!.
The 3-6-9 Rolloff of $700
carried over as Dave Godinez,
and Jason Buenviaje couldn’t
eliminate one another and we
go for $800 at Linbrook this
Saturday.
Jhun Tan hails from West
Covina and used a Gravity
Shift drilled by Aarik Torres
at West Covina Lanes. He
thanks Aarik for the fine drilling, and Friends Jeanette
Chang and Tony Tan for the
support and friendship, and all
ABTA bowlers and friends at
West Covina.
Yu Lam is from Arcadia
and used a Hot Rod drilled
by Ed Williamson at Bowling Square. She is married to
Benny and have kids Ryan and
Raymond. She thanks Benny
for support and her Moou Liu
League pals and Friends for
support.
Justin Taino is from Chino
Hills and used a Shock and
Awe drilled by Joe Staton at
Upland Bowl. He is single
Ladies! He thanks dad Jeff
www.abta1.com
Cell: (562) 228-3960
ABTA TOURNAMENT
Saturday October 24th
Linbrook Bowl
201 S. Brookhurst St., Anaheim • 714-774-2253
Take 5 or 91 Freeway to Brookhurst & go 1 1/2 miles South to the center on right
New Sponsor “900 Global”
Free Ball Drawing This Week at the Tournament
$100 Bonus wearing ABTA Logo Shirt • $100 Bonus winning using a 900 Global Ball
Win
$2,400 1
st
with Bonuses •
$1,000 Min
Squads: 12:00 - 1:00 - 2:30 - 4:00 & 5:30 PM • Semi Finals 7:15 PM
New Members Join for Only $10 up to 209 Average • No PBA
Entry Fees: $53-$50-$45 • Reduced Entry Fees: $35-$33
Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side Pots—Horses
Guaranteed Min of 34 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash • Plus Super Seniors • Men & Women Qualify Separately
$4,000 Min. Prize Fund GUARANTEED Regardless of Entries
Top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. • 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals
All Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed
Up Coming Events:
Oct 31 - Forest Lanes ONE DAY SPECIAL EVENT FROZEN + Bonus Handicap 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30PM Semis 7:45 PM
Frozen Handicap $pecial Non cashers get 2 bonus pins • 1st place lose only 3 pins 2nd 2 pins 3rd 1 pin • Bring in a new member Bowl for only $20
Nov 7 - Midtown Lanes / Los Angeles 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45PM
Happy Finalists at West Covina (L–R) ABTA Director Chris Kelly, Danny Guevarra, Jeanete
Chang, Robert Ricketts 4th, Justin Taino 3rd, and Yu Lam (runner up).
(ABTA Champion) and family for support and thanks for
the encouragement of ABTA
friends at West Covina Lanes.
Check in early at Linbrook
which is easily accessed from
the 5 Freeway or 91 Freeway.
Just take Brookhurst south
1 ½ miles. Phone there 714774-2253.
The first 900 Global ball
was won by Rico Cayton and
he is most deserving. He gets
the “Bounty Hunter”. This
week we give away the “Break
Point” ball. This is a weekly
free raffle by our Sponsor “900
Global”. Each squad bowled
ABTA
you receive one raffle ticket
for the Prize.
Also, this week we are
already raffling Las Vegas
Rooms, a High end ball and
Bag. This weeks winners were
Danny Guevarra (bag) Andy
Mak (Ball) and Alvin Francisco won his Hotel stay at the
South Point for Our January
Event there. Payoffs and prizes
are listed in the Payoff sheet in
this paper. Make those Vegas
Plans. Check-in early at Linbrook which is easily accessed
from the 5 Freeway or 91
freeways just take Brookhurst
south 1 ½ miles phone there
714-774-2253.
Next week SPECIAL
EVENT we visit FOREST
LANES. Make finals 3-5th
place lose only 0ne pin. 2nd
lose only two pins and 1st
ONLY 3 exception of new
members with extenuating
circumstances. Also there are
two free Raffles for a free night
at the South Point at Forest
Lanes. Check in Early Folks.
It’s history folks as JhunTan
enters the archives as our latest
champion. Hope to see you at
Linbrook Bowl! Also Bring in
a New Bowler to Forest Lanes
and bowl for only $20...
AMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION
(at West Covina Lanes) October 17th
1Jhun Tan
687$1,000.00
2 Yu Lam 60%
671 $300.00
3Justin Taino
659 $200.00
4Robert Ricketts
633 $120.00
5 Daniel Cha
626 $120.00
6 Art Windsor (SS)
665 $110.00
7 Ben Hurtado
657 $110.00
8 Youna Yun
656 $110.00
9 Sun Sundara
632 $110.00
10 Thomas Licauco
631 $100.00
11Raul Aldaz
626 $100.00
12 Danny Guevarra
625 $100.00
13 Ed Palma
624 $100.00
14 Sean Nguon
617 $100.00
15 Fred Go
617 $100.00
16 Bobbie McCollum ss613 $100.00
17Jerry Chang
611 $80.00
18 David Dittlinger
610 $75.75
19Jeff Taino
610 $75.75
20Vuong Do
610 $75.75
21 Glenn Matsumoto 608 $72.50
22 Don Quitangon
608 $72.50
23Hyun Ok Park
606 $70.00
24Jimmy Wong
601 $70.00
25 Tom McNaughton 598 $67.50
26Rico Cayton ss
597 $67.50
27 Donovan Chung
595 $65.00
28 Walter White ss
588 $65.00
29Ronnie Cordero
585 $62.50
30 Adrienne Mak
582 $62.50
31Vien Tran
573 $60.00
32 Danny Reece, Sr
570 $60.00
33Vijay Velu
568 $59.00
34 Nick Smith
566 $58.50
35Jason Yeh
566 $58.50
36 Ely Cruz ss
564 $57.00
37 Adam Drozdz ss
556 $57.00
38Romy Cajucom ss 547 $56.00
39 Daniel Arberry
544 $55.00
40 Ada Wong-Hum
542 $55.00
41 Dom La Guardia
542 $55.00
42 Ping Romero
539 $54.00
43 David Jones, Jr
534 $54.00
44 Ginalynn Velarde
505 $53.00
45 Ngheim Tran
DNS
F/E
DOUBLES
1Jerry Chang /
Don Chung
1376 $140.00
2 Fred Go /
Ping Romero
1373 $120.00
3 Sean Nguon /
Jerry Chang
1373 $120.00
4 Don Quitangon /
Fred Go
1368 $100.00
5Justin Taino /
Fred Go
1352 $90.00
6 Don Quitangon /
Ping Romero
1343 $80.00
7 Don Quitangon /
Vuong Do
1340 $70.00
8Jerry Chang /
Jimmy Wong
1339 $60.00
9Hyun Oh Park /
Youna Yun
1338 $50.00
10Jimmy Wong /
(Tim) Vien Tran
1330 $40.00
11Justin Taino /
(Tim) Vien Tran
1323 $30.00
12Ronnie Cordero /
Ginalynn Velarde 1321 $30.00
13 Cecilia Lung /
Don Chung
1319 $30.00
14Vuong Do /
Danny Guevarra
1309 $20.00
15 Daniel Cha /
Youna Yun
1309 $20.00
16Vuong Do /
(Tim) Vien Tran
1308 $20.00
FINANCIAL REPORT
Cut Scores: Men + 25 Women: + 31
Super Seniors:
Romy Cajucom, Walter White
High Qualifer (Free Entry)
Men: Nicolas Smith + 106
Women: Youna Yun + 77
3-6-9:
David Godinez, Jason Buenviaje
Match Game: 148
Lonzell Burnett
Match Series: 555
Art Windsor, Mark Andrews
Prize Fund 167
$4,907.50
Paid Entries 17 @ 53
$901.00
Optional Sidepots
$912.00
Doubles
$1,020.00
Match Game
$1,005.00
Match Series
$282.00
3-6-9
$50.00
Shirt & Trophy
$88.00
Total Payout $15,390.50
Rico Wins First 900 Global Prize The Bounty Hunter Ball
(L-R) Deborah Sanders Congratulates ABTA Member Extrordinaire Rico Cayton who won the first drawing (weekly) for a
900 Global Product Rico won the new “Bounty Hunter Ball”.
He is most deserving!!
Andrews and Windsor Cash in Match Series (L—R) Mark
Andrews and Art Windsor split a $242 Match Series as their
555 was drawn at West Covina Lanes.
Mr. Super Senior Hits Match Game 3 POT Lonzell Burnett
made his 148 game pay off at West Covina Lanes as it was
drawn for the Math Game which he received a nice $1,005.
He is with us most every week. Congrats to one fine guy!! He is
congratulated by ABTA Director Deborah Sanders!
Page 6
BOWLING NEWS
October 22, 2009
HOME OF THE BACH THUMB
S.S.T. Super Senior Tour
Coming to Del Rosa, San Bernardino CA
1499 E. Highland Ave. • 909-886-4675
November 7-8, 2009
Our Host G.M. Dave Wodka
Early checks come first for entry spot and free drawing
for top of line Brunswick Bowling Ball.
Come Bowl with the best in the southwest.
This will be a Two-Day Singles Tournament.
(Format As Follows)
Super Senior Division: Men 60, Ladies 50 & Up.
Senior Division: Men 45, Ladies 40/59 • Junior Division: 18/44
Entry Fee $155.00 Per Entry • Guest : $165.00
Note: Cash in any division and you join $50.00 Dues
Check In @ 11:30 AM Bowl @ 12:30 PM
Bowl 5 games (min.1 hour break) Bowl second 5 games
Head to head finals Sunday. Minimum 1/3 cash 1/5 to Finals
Check Flyer on SST. Web site for complete info.
www.superseniortour.com
TO BOWL RSVP SST. DIRECTOR FLOYD CLAY @ (760) 742-4303
(NOTE NEW SST. ADDRESS) SEND ALL ENTRIES TO FLOYD S.S.T
11126 PALA LOMA DR. VALLEY CENTER CA. 92082
Don Jackson SST. President @ (619)-920-9530
Any member, that brings a new bowler, or one that has not
bowled in one year get $35.00 off your entry fee.
Thanksgiving
TeamFriday
No-Tap
November 27, 2009 @ 7:00 PM
Teams - Mixed 5
(Must have one of opposite sex)
32 Teams
First Come First Served
Entry - $100.00 per Team
$500.00 First Place Team
Handicap - 90% of 230
A. 2008-2009 Book
B. Current Summer 2009 (21 Games)
C. 2007-2008 Book
D. 175 Blind
E. House has right to re-rate any bowler.
Optional: Sidepots, Lotto & Shot of Gold
*****PREPAID EVENT*****
For futher information call:
Tom Cristi, Owner
21615 W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA 91350
(661)254-0540 Fax: (661) 254-7562
LAKEWOOD—The
league returned to Cal Bowl
Monday and a new season,
high for 156 and over bowlers, hit the tote board. Betty
Phillips scored 224-606 for
seasn high series, but all other
season highs remained unchanged. Super desk control
staff memer, Vicky, had everything ready for us despite her
being very busy with another
league that started before us.
Another popular staffer, Betty
McDiarmid, was availble too
if needed and Betty also visited with her many friends in
the Vevas league.
The formidable foursome,
Keystone Lanes #2 (Virginia
Gray, Daisy McReynolds,
Kathy Parrish and captain
Bernice Bennett) knocked off
three game from opponents
again and still enjoy a 6-game
lead. However, the 4-way tie
for second was broken. Fountain Bowl #2, has18 wins, followed by Keystone #3 and Cal
#3 tied at 17 wins; Cal Bowl
#1, 16 and Valley View #2, 15.
The rest of the league is closely bunched behind the leaders.
Betty’s 606 led Monday’s
honor roll, followed by Dee
Phipps 236-588, Margo McClain 230-567, Kathy Parrish
530, Doris Lewis 521, Joy
Bennett and Jerry Whitehurst
tied at 516, Jeanne Payton
509, Carol Davis 232, Madeline Majick and Joan Roper
204 games, Pris Mauricio 201,
and Bettie Wells 200.
A warm welcome was extended to Jerry Whitehurst,
making her first start in the
league this season, following
months of medical treatment
and please note she made the
honor roll too. We also enjoyed
visits by former Vegas league
members Pat Willmore and Ell
Wilson. Pat goes to Vegas with
the league and is signed on this
year. Phyllis Baldwin was not
needed for subbing so she just
enjoyed visiting up and down
the concourse and then going to lunch with the “lunch
bunch” after bowling.
NEXT WEEK Monday
10:30 a.m. October 26, at Del
Rio Lanes, and don’t forget...
NO OUTSIDE FOOD!
The coffee shop opens early to accomodate us so there is
no need to bring food.
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October 22, 2009
CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT
2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448
LAKEWOOD — The league secretaries here at Cal Bowl
continue to do a great job of reporting their high scores for
the week. Here’s this week’s Cal Bowl Bowling Report.
YOUNG AT HEART
Mattie Wylie 151-172-179/502, Glenn Wright 110-184150/464, Vern Willey 172-124-157/453, Joe Matthews
166-136-173/475, Danne Van Horn 145-172-169/486, Bob
Van Horn 178-176-130/484, Ed Hansen 212-243-156/602,
Eva Hammons 68-83-79/230, Josh Hudson 172-184212/568, Curtis Whaley 169-150-203/522, Sabra Couch
126-116-101/343, Pre Collier 157-214-203/574, Tua Sula
177-176-157/510, Wayne Moon 183-177-170/530, Fale
Sula 222-184-225/631, Johnny Thomas 150-156-113/419,
Jessie Lane 158-154-131/443, Joe Brown 142-167-212/511,
Ben Jones Sr. 236-149-146/531, Walter Millsap 193-209174/576, Ron McClain Sr. 150-160-159/469, Loretta Ringor
121-141-127/389, Earl Hullett 209-233-189/631, John Brider
138-179-140/457, Marci Hansen 116-134-122/372, James
Johnson 197-151-192/540, Mary Spencer 147-144-182/575,
Rose Belton 190-186-190/566, Andrew Morton 133-151115/399, Theresa Harris 93-78-130/301, Shirty Fields 121114-128/366, Larry Neri 182-137-172/491, Cathy Anderson
161-159-125/445, Ella Wilson 138-142-124/404, Art Nelson
116-147-143/406, Leroy Canaday 170-105-118/393, Jim
Burke 191-210-180/581, Aubrey Johnson 113-146-126/385,
Ed Johnson 94-136-142/372, Willie Young 196-166-176/528,
Tom Pettway 203-257-199/659, Willie Creer 154-144151/449, Ellis Houston 201-204-181/586, Gene Hammons
166-153-145/464, Albert Stephens 133-182-145/460, Ike
Sanders 152-158-187/575, Rosalind Harris 89-127-125/341,
Al Winton 178-243-159/628.
LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEES
Jamar Phillips 259-222-233/714, Matt Mosley 245-248200/693, Steve Young 238-203-226/667, Armondo Ramos
221-193-245/659, Brandon Torgerson 236-212-183/631,
Ruthie Jones 186-217-228/631, Milton Donerson 267-191170/628 Rick Anderson 170-211-228/609, Rob Anderson
210-178-211/599, Ron Lee 185-224-211/599, Fale Sula
190-224-169/583, Tom Bonham 178-211-192/581, Steve
Anderson 205-178-194/577, Kelly Wynn 177-209-191/577,
Mitchell Grissett 222-166-185/573, Stanley Helm 234, Tom
Komadina 226, Gary Anderson 225, Joe Contreras 224-212,
Darlene Waken 212, James Talley 203, Reta Sula 202, Tim
Perz 201, Chasity Jones and Eural Wilson 200 each.
CAL BOWLEROS
Betty Phillips 244-225/649, Charlene Peterson 254213/648, Margo McClain 227-200/597, Brenda Durnin
201/559, Dee Phipps 547, Betty Moss 220/546, Mary Smyth
540, Karen Witt 539, Helen Gerard 203/538, Almeta Cobbs
217/536, Charron McKnight 258, Barbara Bishop 509, Mattie
Wylie 506, Pat Erwin 501.
SENIOR MENS TRIO
Charles Gleason bowled a “300” game. Great bowling,
Charles! John Dunn 188-255-214/627, Jimmy Hamilton
194-223-257/674, Al Ortiz 153-223-236/612, Jerry Peterson
226-268-189/683, Bob Pearson 204-203-203/610, John
Matthews 234-222-237/693, Don Wade 211-233-224/668,
Cecil Knighton 177-222-203/602, Earl Hullett 220-202247/669, Les Smullen 247-166-226/639, Carrol Brandon
172-247-201/620, Billy Williams 232-212-253/697, Ed Brown
198-228-225/651, Andrey Gibson 190-201-213/604, Ken
Holliday 236-210-187/633, Jim Burke 192-232-205/629,
Ron McClain Sr. 222-235-224/681, Billy Scott 180-257200/637, Ellis Houston 210-217-224/651, Dion Morris Sr.
287-259-246/794, Archie Stull 178-233-229/640, Charles
Gleason 235-”300”-255/790, Charles Woods 202-203248/653, Herman Martin 234-228-201/663, Roosevelt Lewis
212-235-187/634, Paul Peete 225-225-226/616, B.J. 247202-232/685, Steve Ritchie 216-222-199/636, Ken Wright
195-245-181/21, Joe Erwin 202-226-197/625, Walter Millsap
174-245-221/640, Rick Llaneta 203-205-257/665, Pat Kinard
213-201-227/641, Doug Johnson 202, Ed Cabs 200, Joe
V. Swift 233, Chuck Ahston 210, Domenic Saraceno 205212, Curtis Whaley 221-204, Billy Cowens Jr. 200, Sonny
Dew 205, Ray Staten 234-204, Clarence Matthews 231203-171/605, Harold Fariss 200, Henry Hom 202, Vince
Cervante 202, Mauro Pendillo 208-200, Ning Barcelona
233, Ivory Herd 205, Ralph Wingert 215, John Cuico 222,
Eugene Richardson 205, Jim Howarth 200-233, Dane Harrison 214, Mel Lebeauf 223, Doug Dixon 203, Phil Guliford
232, Wil Panton 217, Larry Neri 200, Rick Hunter 246, Ray
Clup 203, Andrew Morton 216, Fale Sula 224, Curtis Seale
224, Rich Kelly 208.
RECYCLED TEENS
John Mathews 213-226/632, Pat Nichols 203/515, Gene
Nichols 529, Pete Cruz 517, Terry Binuya 585, B.J. Theiss
247-210-213/670, Dominic Antonio 207-246/622, Wendell
Ledbetter 537, Ralph Wingert 213-202-208/623, Adela
Santos 559, Jorge Fernandez 206/564, Harold Runyon 548,
Walter Millsap 225-237/646, Ben Jones Sr. 565, Dorothy
Ruggiero 502, Ron Leidholdt 504, Bill Charles 511, Mattie
Wylie 512, Tom Spencer 592, Dennis Galgana 202/560,
Billy Williams 226-255-212/693, Chuck Ashton 503, Pat
Erwin 233/583, Ken Seiple Sr. 600, Albert Burnett 206/517,
Jim Burke 233-247-223/703, Boylee Inocente 521, Divina
Buhay 557, Will Panton 513.
RAMONA LADIES
Rosie Hanks 168, Dodie Sajonas 201-170-179/550,
Nancy Hamilton 189, June Murty 169, Roni Kuester 162,
Jean Nama 161, Shirley Davis 159, Sue Spencer 154, Julie
Grabinski 153-159-162/474.
CAL STARS
Mattie Wylie 190-184-171/545, Ruth Barbera 188-181144/513, Rose Belton 156-175-176/507, Alice Tavarez
184-165-157/506, Darlene Hom 189-143-178/510, Betty
Moss 157-168-179/504.
CORONA LADIES
Sidepots—1st Game: Diana Howard 262, 2nd Jan Shevorski 236. 2nd Game: Jan Shevorski 217, 2nd Caroline Stewart
203. 3rd Game: Peggy Dyer 227, 2nd Betty Green 216.
JUNIORS
Bobcats
Larell Woods 115-135-127/377, Chris Bartlett 152.
Classified
Wesley Edger 155, Darian Jackson 155, Semaj Lewis
171-170/551, Hector Iniquez 223-183.
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ADULT-JUNIORS
Juniors
James Wright 12, Marc Atangana 252-185, Raymon
Carter 224, Marielle Ocampo 171, Lorenzo Viala 152, Chris
Johnson 188, Nolan Smith II 227.
Adults
Josette Atangana 203, JoAnn Culpepper 210, Matt
Mesa 205, Ariel Ocampo 277-245-222/744, Charles Viala
222, Willie Ocampo 215, Paul Mehl Jr. 245-254-137/736,
Eldie Abutan 234-214/602, Vic Fabian 226, Nolan Smith
Jr. 232/601.
Greenhalgh Grabs 691 In Linbrook Juniors
by Stacy Rider
ANAHEIM — In the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, J.D. Greenhalgh,
who is averaging an awesome 213, tossed games of 230-226-235 for a brilliant
691 series. Andrew Stewart, who is averaging a terrific 225, scored big again
with 199-242-219 for a super 660 series. Other highlights of the day included
Tim Oh 165, Andy Perez 100, Aleara Vrabel 131 and Holly Hoon 137.
There were some magnificent scores reported in the JUNIOR ADULT
SCRATCH DOUBLES. Andrew Newburn neared perfection with 267-232
for a fine 684 series. Darrell Wilson walloped 222-244-197 for a fabulous
663 series. Teammate Aaron Wilson hit 203-236/607. E.J. Rogers ripped
236-225/655, John Conway clobbered 215-221/635 and Mark McLeod mixed
242/627. Thomas Iriye toppled the pins for 212.
The BUMPER BUSTERS bashed the pins for fantastic scores. Adrianna
Tinoco scored 114-107-74, Alan Gonzalez 102-112, Kellen Hicks 111-97,
Amber Sanderson 107-100-85, Chance Batalon 81-101-69, Khamron Gardner
97-99 and Christopher Castro 96-87.
In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Chris Gushue grinded 211-233180 for a superb 624 series and J.D. Greenhalgh jumped to 181-216-213
for a dazzling 610 series. Other 200 games were rolled by Michael Peterson
224, David Feiner 214, Bobby Hornacek 211, Andrew Stewart 210, Michelle
Matsumoto 204 and Brandon Hoggatt 200. Other great scores were reported
by Maddy Montano 168, Dani Waller 175, Chris Woodmansee 159, Destini
Gardner 132, Dafne Guardado 159, Nick Hank 85, Chris Conway 178, Ventresca Randall 124, Jennifer Lewis 101, John Baker Jr. 161, R.J. Davis 92,
Taylor Paczkowski 119-111, Erika McFeggan 153-174-150, Natalie Vara 89,
Donovan Bosson 115 and Holly Hoon 167.
Just a reminder: The league level Pepsi Qualifier will be November 7 thru
November 20. All sanctioned league youth bowlers get to participate in the
Qualifier. Good luck to everyone!
when you have time to spare
12655 VENTURA BLVD.
STUDIO CITY
818-769-7600 or 877-2380
by NICE and SWEET
STUDIO CITY — As you should know (and if not, we’ll
transcribe it now) PInz is 50 years old! We are not over the
hill or nearing old age, only being the silver foxes we are
and gracefully aging. The number 50 means a lot to us, if it
is divided by 10 and add 3 and then cut it in half and multiply
it, you get the exact number of times that it took you to figure
that equation out.
PINZ ADULTS
Many of you have bowled 250’s or 750 series, but have
you ever bowled an actual 50? That takes talent and we
applaud anyone who can skillfully bowl a 50 and still have
pride in their game. Unfortunately, none of you did, so
here’s the scores:
Tavern Guild: David Quam 239/632, Mikey Witt 232, Andrew Ryan 215, Derek Brown 211, Gary Brumburgh 208.
Twilighters: Larry Schneider 234/671, Dane Price 635,
Shin Takei 230, Laurie Faso 224, Dan Coffelt 220, Eric
Maize 220.
Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 269/718, Ross Goldman 220/606, Shannon Valentin 213, Will Pisnieski 209,
Romeo Martinez 205.
Funseekers: Keane Murakami 246/685, Chuck Alexander
235/650, Mitch Rosen 615, Tony Annibale 238/611, Tony
Wilson 242, Keren Shiu 226.
S.C.B.L.: Michael Gurrieri “300”/814, Jim Foltyn 266/658,
Dwayne Miller 236/647, Michael Gehrke 246/638, Zack
Sturm 223/608.
PINZ JUNIORS
Great job this week, young ‘uns. One day you’ll reach 50
and look back at how much fun you had at Pinz and what a
great person Barbara Lee is. Well, we are 50 and we already
know that our Junior Director is the cat’s pajamas. So party
like it’s 1959 and check out these scores:
Adult Junior: Max Korn 234/646, Ethan Bensinger
183/536, Noah Lander 199/523, Brad Spector 201/519,
Brad Lander 183/515.
Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 230/729, Natalie Honda
726, Natalie Kato 214/716, Nikolai Berk 203/713, Max Korn
706, Matt Parker 203, Daniel Cohen 202.
Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 136/351, Angelo Costa
97/278, Nicholas Martinez 111/260, Grady Johnson 90/213,
Kayla Arriaga 86/197.
Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 85/159.
PINZ SENIORS/LADIES
Well, you have seen 50’s before, maybe years ago or just
recently. Yet, have you ever realized that some of you are
older than the alley that you bowl at? No sweat, we still think
you’re spring chickens, young bucks, buckaroos, springaroo
bucks, or whatever else shows how young you are. Well,
look at these ageless scores:
Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 175/490, Art Abell 170/462,
Ruth Swick 203/495.
Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 178/446, Marion Weiss
158/441, Donna Klein 184/434, Christina Stark 151/432,
Arlamae Shapiro 405, Lois Altman 158.
Coffee and Donuts: Nancy Kato 233/628, Arleen Wiener
200/518, Elayne Klein 201/507, Sarah Alexander 195/492,
Pauline Lipin 188/489.
Pin Pals: Karen Collier 199/537, Shelly Djergian 155/457,
J.C. Moore 379, Sharon Brooks 151/377, Barbara Murphey
141/377, Ellen Engel 142.
Joslyn Seniors: John Dobson 212/503, Ernie Gluck
500, Teri Bonato 181/472, Kathy George 161/434, Gary
Olsen 193.
Senior Social: Art Michener 214/589, Gary Olsen
213/556, Sam Marion 171/459, Russ Romo 168/448, Gas
Sumampong 161/435, Joel Margolis 161, Michael Gralla
161.
Bowler of the Week: This week we celebrate one of our
own, MIke Da Veiny. He has bowled a terrific game on the
Wii burt has never competed against real people, that is until
last week. He “veined” “It” up and pumped those pins for all
they were worth. He finished with a 124 game. At least he
has a cool name.
Sweetness Quote of the Week: Looking fifty is great—if
you’re sixty. - By Joan Rivers
Canoga
Park Bowl
20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306
818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS
www.canogaparkbowl.com
E-mail:canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com
BOWL
WINNETKA — Our Viva Las Vegas League starts this
Sunday, October 25. League meeting at 5:45 p.m., bowl
at 6:30 p.m. We have openings! 3 days, 2 nights stay and
sweeper bowling in Las Vegas at the end of the season. Call
us at 818-340-5190 to sign-up or be here for the meeting.
Phil-Am: Raul Ventinella 211/606, Socorro King 203/547,
Levi Navarrete 224, Phillip Gayatin 214, Donald Lavares
212.
Viva Las Vegas: Congratulations to our league champs,
Kathy’s House Rockers, Kathy Litzenberger, Curtis Litzenberger, Duane Erickson, James Smith Jr. Our Fall league
starts on Sunday, October 25. High scores: Stephen Mendez
268/680, Daniel Clebanoff 258/676, Tad Schweitzer 269/667,
Vince Koeller 266/652, Ivan Clarke 635, Roberta Martel
193/514, Larry Friedman 267.
River Maniacs: Sobeck Banuelos 254/734, Danny Martinez 278/722, Johnnie Englehart 259/717, Tad Schweitzer
682, Vince Koeller 257/675, Monise Kelly 232/548, Sharon
Weger 544, Carol Casuga 542, Candida Johnson 521, Lucy
Tralla 512, Robert Galbraith 255.
Monday Night Madness: Jerome Hampton 224/616,
Carol Tucker 171/480, Carol Enochs 171, Jess Acosta 212,
Travis Coffman 203.
Comedians: Justin Archer 257/736, Mark May 257/695,
Jesse Chastain 662, Daniel Stipkovich 661, Vince Koeller
651, Sharon Weger 212/573, Mary Becker 200/500, Ray
Stoy 256, Rick Brattoli 254, Russ Gothrick 248.
Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games) : Greg Husby
267/876, Jude Niles 236/860, Allan Nathan 235/815, Vu Lam
244, Warren Meyers 203.
Early Birds: Aaron Steinberg 227/673, Lori FIsh 190/567,
Susie Rothenberg 500, Pete Garcia 216, Ray Fish 216, Jay
Shaffer 212, Mel Davis 203.
Copper Bucket: Al Pompa 226/603, Becky Ruiz 170/471,
Don Ruiz 222, Steve Borosich 204, Chas. Wiggan 203.
500 Classic: Patti Ehart 224/640, Georgia Garey 214/618,
Connie Wannomae 223/575, Cindy Dominguez 222/536,
Lisa Sheeran 535, Eloise Valencia 200/535.
Classics: Richard Greenzweight 232/616, Tina Enriquez
247/607, Pam Findl 212/517, Rean Luttrell 224/516, Sharon
Enriquez 210/612, Gayle Kirby 511, Louis Enriquez 236,
Darren Hernandez 227, Jim Howell 212.
Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Ryan Gunches
279/851, Marja Lopees 163/523, David Cox 253, Peter
Thibodeaux 231, Noel Siegel 222, Richie Gardner 203.
B’nai Brith Classic: George Lippert 278/735, Jay Davies
236/691, Stu Teichneer 235/643, Joey Agiert 226/624, Roman Agiert 615, Sol Stein 233.
Party Animals: Elizabeth Fonvergne 279/732, Michael
Pollack 247/698, Louis Fonvergne 239/674, Jared Leigh
268/670, William Evans 247/666, Joe Rivas 659, Sharon
Weger 56, Erica Pollack 534, Mitch Drickman 252.
SFVCC Nikkei: Kirk Sasaki 694, Kenneth Morita 679,
John Kobayashi 243/654, Stan Date 238/646, Russ Yamaguchi 237/636, Noriko Fukunaga 202/557, Pei Eto 503, Goro
Adachi 246, Sam Nakata 236.
Vegas 4 Fun: Richard Guzman 226/609, Pam Fountain
517, Gayle Spengeman 201, Joel Seguin 225, Ivan Lewis
224, Jaf Martinez 222, Matt Neiswanger 215.
PBA Experience Singles: Matt Jones 244/674, Dave
Schaffer 236/644, Tiffany Paulsen 225/642.
SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS
49’Ers Senior Trio: Dale Rubin 266/722, Rick Dobris
239/683, Richard Greenzweight 276/673, Ed Baumgartner
235/644, Dave Folck 217/613, Carolyn Scherzberg 237/613,
Carole Peire 514, Sylvia Kesilis 513, Mary Lauer 179/490,
Doris Simmons 184/485.
Funtimers: Ed Baumgartner 245/671, Rick Dobris
219/602, Richard Greenzweight 595, Mel Neiditch 588, Lee
Sayles 214/567, Candy Adams 181/541, Carolyn Scherzberg
187/515, Eloise Valencia 202/510, Ellie Alliston 173/485,
Karen McDonald 466, Arnold D. Freedman 225, Rick Kopper
217, Jackie Becker 193.
Funtimers: Ed Baumgartner 245/671, Rick Dobris
219/602, Richard Greenzweight 595, Mel Neiditch 588, Lee
Sayles 214/567, Candy Adams 181/541, Carolyn Scherzberg
187/515, Eloise Valencia 173/510, Ellie Alliston 173/485,
Karen McDonald 466, Jackie Becker 193.
39’Ers Senior Trio: Ed Baumgartner 268/659, Dave Folck
229/657, Jerry Kanowitz 232/646, Donald Macek 236/634,
Hung-Lay Quon 237/601, Carolyn Scherzberg 217/632, Lucy
Tralla 215/600, Gail Stillson 209/526, Mary Lauer 516, Doris
Simmons 200/515, Barbara Vaccare 204.
JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS
Bumper Thumpers: Stevan Martinez 93/183, Phillip
Kaufman 107/174, Devyn Thompson 87/154, Angel Rios
77/150, Aiden Levy-Marks 80/149.
Junior Royals: Allen Minot 199/565, Justin Pluchino
195/539, Keith Nelson 189/525, John Nelson 183/467,
Julia Frias 179/469, Anthony Bouey 122/324, Ashley Brett
150/385, Bertha Rose 114/325, Analynne Wallace 97/239.
Take care and have a great week.
FOREST
6-GAMER
(At Forest Lanes)
Sunday, October 15, 2009
FINAL RESULTS
1. Mark FIsser
1241 $300.00
2. Andre Eubanks
1186 50.00
SIDEPOTS — $11 EACH
Game 1: Mark Fisser 256. Game 2: Brent Sherum 237. Game 3: Mike Maloric
225. Game 4: Mike Segler 201. Game 5: Gary Duran 208. Game 6: Jason Buenviajo
235.
BLOCKS — $22 EACH
Block 1: Mark Fisser 694. Block 2: Mike Segler 557.
NEXT 6-GAMER
Sunday, November 22, 2009 using the Chameleon Pattern.
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Del Rosa Lanes
1499 E. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92404 • 909-886-4675
Tournament #2
$1,500 First Place
With 75 entries
Saturday October 31st
*Spots are limited to first 75 paid entries
Start Time: Roll call @ 12:00 Noon; Bowl at 12:30 Noon
Entry Fee: $150 for Members; $175 for Non-Members; $10 Late Fee for OnSite Entry (Membership fee can be paid on-site to avoid the non-member fee)
Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash; 8 bowlers will make the finals
Dress Code: Collared shirt required. No hats or t-shirts. Women may wear
skirts (No short shorts or short skirts). Name on back not required.
Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 8 will bowl 8 games of round robin with 30
bonus pins for each win. Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings
Sidepots: $20 for all 8 games (6 regular pots and 2 super pots)
Brackets: $5 brackets will run games 2-4 & 5-7
Tournament is USBC Sanctioned
Name: ______________ Phone #: ______
E-mail address: _____________________
To reserve your spot please mail this entry with payment
E-mail confirmation will be sent upon receipt
Make checks payable to: PCB
PCB Membership is $80 per year (Oct. 1 - Sep. 30)
Contact Dave Wodka or Nicole Ellison @
Del Rosa Lanes
1499 E Highalnd Ave; San Bernardino, Ca 92404
(909) 886-4675
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 1ST
9:00 AM
(CHECK-IN BEGINS AT 8:15 AM)
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(BASED ON 24 ENTRIES)
ENTRY FEE: $55 ($43 PRIZE FUND/$12 LINEAGE)
BOWL 6 GAMES ACROSS 12 LANES
6 GAME TOTAL WILL DETERMINE WINNER AND OTHER
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OPTIONAL SIDEPOTS - $15
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OPTIONAL BRACKETS - $5 EACH
CASH RATIO: 1 IN 6
OPTIONAL WIN-A-SPOT ENTRY (NON PBA ONLY)- $25
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(909) 592-2772 Fax: (909) 592-5978
25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692
(949) 586-5300 • www.saddlebacklanes.net
DEL RIO LANES (32)
YORBA LINDA BOWL (30)
1650 S. Casino Drive, Laughlin, NV 89029
(888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687
email: cemmons@riversideresort.com
SAM’S TOWN (56)
Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center
5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122
(800) 634-6371
SANTA FE STATION (60)
Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center
4949 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130
(702) 658-4995
www.santafestationlasvegas.com
7502 E. Florence, Downey, CA 90240
(562) 927-3351
www.delriolanes.com
18171 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA 92868
(714) 777-3818
GABLE HOUSE BOWL (40)
22501 Hawthorne Blvd., Torrance, CA 90505
(310) 378-2265
Riverside & San
Bernardino Counties
64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop
9777 Las Vegas Blvd., South Las Vegas, NV 89123
GAGE BOWL (22)
THE BOWLIUM (32)
SUNCOAST (64)
GARDENA BOWLING CENTER (16)
CANYON LANES (24)
3477E Gage Ave., Huntington Park, CA 90255
(323) 587-3211 – OPEN 24 HOURS
www.gagebowl.com
15707 S. Vermont Ave., Gardena, CA 90247
(310) 324-1244
4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763
(909) 626-3528 Fax: (909) 626-2144
www.bowlium.com
49750 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, CA 92230
(951) 752-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385
Located next to Morongo Casino
JEWEL CITY BOWL (24) DEL ROSA LANES (32)
135 S. Glendale Ave., Glendale, CA 91205
(818) 243-1188 Fax: (818) 243-2761
email: jcbreservation@yahoo.com
KEYSTONE LANES (48)
11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650
(562) 868-3261
www.keystonelanes.com
MISSION HILLS BOWL (24)
10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345
(818) 361-1221
mhbowling.com
1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404
(909) 886-4675 Fax: (909) 883-4665
Email: nicole@delrosabowl.com
EMPIRE BOWL (24)
940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, CA 92374
(909) 793-2525 • www.empirebowl.com
San Diego County
OAK TREE LANES (36) KEARNY MESA BOWL (40)
990 N. Diamond Bar Blvd., Diamond Bar, CA 91765
(909) 860-3558
7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92111
(858) 279-1501
PINZ BOWLING CENTER (32) MIRA MESA BOWL (44)
12655 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 769-7600
website: www.pinzbowlingcenter.com
8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San Diego, CA 92126
(858) 578-0500
SANTA CLARITA LANES (32) VISTA ENTERTAINMENT CENTER (40)
21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita, CA 91350
(661) 254-0540 Fax (661) 254-7562
www.santaclaritalanes.com
435 West Vista Way, Vista, CA 92083
(760) 941-1032
www.vistaentertainment.com
SOUTH POINT (64)
(866) 796-7111 Fax: 702-797-8081
Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center
9090 Alta Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145
(702) 636-7400
TEXAS STATION (60)
Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center
2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032
(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281
email: eillen.moore@stationcasinos.com
VIRGIN RIVER (24)
Bowling Center, Hotel, & Casino
I-15 Exit 122 Mesquite, NV 89027
(800) 346-7721 • FAX (702) 346-3965
USBC ASSOCIATIONS
SAN GABRIEL VALLEY
Association Manager - Linda Johnson
1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722 (626) 859-6216
E-Mail: thumpr2@verizon.net
CITRUS BELT
Association Manager - Elise M. Hamner
711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) 381-4599
citrusbelt@verizon.net
ORANGE COUNTY
Association Manager - Cheryl Huntington
13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) 554-0111
OCWBA@Yahoo.com
NORTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Tom Leigh
15600 Devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 (818) 810-6263
SOUTH L.A. COUNTY
Association Manager - Judy Nielsen
17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)925-0417
JNielsen@southernlacountyusbc.com
October 22, 2009
Southern
Los Angeles
Youth Travel
by Otha Stubblefield
TORRANCE—Our stop
before our State Scratch break
was at one of my favorite places, AMF Bowl-O-Drome.
Jeremy Glover was our
leading scorer with an 864.
His high games were 257, 226
and 214. Claudell Redwine
was next with 772 with a 243
high game.
We’re seeing a lot of
Claudell this season. He’s
made some very good improvement in his game this
year. Another big name is big
man Lawrence Merriweather
with games of 204 and 210
bolstering his 753 series.
Demenia Redwine was
the highest girl with 166/587.
Other 200 shooters were Justin Gadaire 212 and Nicholas
Richardson 201. This week’s
baker featured some trio action.
Justin-Demenia-Austin vs
Claudell-Lawrence-Patrick
ended 189-138. CLP then took
on Jeremy-Nick-Gabe. Usually, you can bank on any Jeremy Glover team, but this week
CLP eased by JNG by 10 pins.
Something about a left-handed
gutter ball or something. Congratulations to Jeremy for finishing in the 9-12th place tier
in State Scratch. This week
we’ll be at Del Rio Lanes in
Downey. See you at 1:30 pm.
Date & Location
**October 24, 2009
Del Rosa Lanes
Of America
1499 Highland Ave.
by David Yamauchi
San Bernardino, Ca. 92404
1-909-886-4675
James Hawkins Gets First Win, Shepard Remains Hot
MANDATORY PRE-ENTRY
24 LANES, 72 BOWLERS
****NOTE; CHANGE****
Check-In 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm
Begin bowling at 1:10pm
3 DIVISIONS
Hdcp Advance, Open.
To Enter Call
JST @ 951-684-7941 or
E-mail butch@jstbowl.com
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The JAT made their way to the Valley for a visit to Canoga
Park Bowl. Lane conditions were soft as the bowlers attacked
the pocket. Mark Myers flew out of the gate with an 804 start
including a 300 in game 3. Myers led the qualifying field at
+312 (252 avg.) while close on his heels was James Hawkins at
+272, Max Slevcove +261 including a 300 in game 2 and Charlie
Hair at +249. Low to qualify was Stevn Roderick at +132. In
the bracket, Max Slevcove easily went 2-0 over Steven Roderick
while Jeremy Glover also swept his way into the quarters. Virgil
Hilvano took a tough 2-1 match, Brian Hernandez took down
Keyon Lemus 2-1 and James Hefley fought a tough 2-1 match
over DeeRonn Booker. Nicole Shepard remained red-hot putting
up a 755 series to take out 4th seeded Charlie Hair. Slevcove
swept again while Hawkins, Myers and Shepard all needed three
games to advance. In the semis, Nicole Shepard took out Mark
Myers in 3 while James Hawkins swept Max Slevcove to the
title match. In the final, Nicole Shepard came out hot winning
game 1 258-219 but James Hawkins was all over the pocket taking games 2 and 3 233-213 and 254-226 for his first JAT title.
Congratulations James on finally joining the ranks of champion
and congratulations Nicole on her second-consecutive 2nd place
finish. Impressive bowling all!
Score $200 With The Sweep, $100 To Leaders
The new Bowlium will be hosting the first of three Bowlium
PBA Challenge events this Sunday. Bowlium will be the host of
three events this season on PBA shots beginning this Sunday. If
a bowler sweeps all three PBA Challenge event titles they will receive a $200 bonus with their third win! In addition, the bowler
with the highest qualifying pinfall total for all three events combined will win a $100 bonus. Check the JAT website on Saturday
for the announcement of the shot!
Senior Division Added This Sunday
Senior Division will be back in action this Sunday to take on
the PBA Challenge. Bowlers in the Senior Division we would
still like to increase the fields in the events so please contact your
ex-JAT friends who are still under 26 and have them come on
out!
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Keep In Touch With Us
Sign up for e-mail updates about special events at our website www.bowljat.org. While online you can join our Facebook
group “Junior Amateur Tour” or take a look at online JAT tournament highlights by searching “Junior Amateur Tour” or “JAT”
on YouTube.com. Check out the latest schedule updates, scores,
highlights, photos and more at www.bowljat.org. Our next event
is this Sunday, October 25 at the new Bowlium. See you this
Sunday!
Champion James Hawkins and 2nd Nicole Shepard
JAT/Bowlium
PBA Challenge Series
Event #1 This Sunday
1st of 3 PBA Oil Pattern Events at Bowlium
Any bowler who sweeps all three PBA
Challenge Series events earns a $200 bonus
JAT Open Division, JAT Farm Club plus
Senior Division added this Sunday
20 to 25-year-olds (as of August 1, 2009)
Sunday, October 25
18 - Check-in at 8:30 a.m.
The New Bowlium - Montclair
4666 Holt Blvd., Montclair (909) 986-9563
Entry fees: Farm- $35 Open- $40 Senior- $50
Scholarship Brackets for Farm Club and Open Division
$5 Brackets and Sidepots for Senior Division
Log on to bowljat.org this Saturday for
the shot announcement!!
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Linbrook Bowling Center
201 S. Brookhurst • Anaheim • (714) 774-2253
ANAHEIM — We’re ready with the high scores for our
weekly report from Linbrook Bowling Center. But before
we get started, we want to invite anyone interested in the
Linbrook Coffee Club, we will have a meeting at 2:00 p.m.
this Sunday, October 25.
Santa’s Gals and Guys: Trevor Clemmons 243/611, Tony
Chaco 232, Mike Robbins 219, Rodger Morris 212, Chris
Atkinson 211, Cindy Kiefer 214.
Lunch Bunch: Mike Hardy 246-205/624, Walter Michalski
202, John Occhipinti 201, Ozzie Randolph 201.
Swinging Trios: Ike Eisenacher 203.
Monday Cypress College: Derek Taylor 212, Nick Frisari
200-200.
Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Steve Wilson 255, Brandon Hale 213, Russell Hartman 206, Nick Castro 201-202.
Ten Pins: Jim Gurzy 227-220/640, Tony Toliver 223-200211/634, David Taga 225-232/632, Don Morrell 226-216/624,
Lloyd Carter 214-224/606, Joanie Lenz 224.
Vegas Nonsense: Jim Johnstone 216-606, Lowell
Thompson 200-220/601, Chuck Weeks 237, Steve Branch
220, Christina Byrd 216.
O.C. Korean Bowling: Kwang Yeol Lee 248/607, Justin
Choi 208, Hyun Tae Kim 200.
Monday Night Football: No scores.
3’s Company: Patt Roberts 201.
R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner 265/603, Lou Cruz 223.
Executive Doubles: Bob Mendoza 258-210/652, Charles
Rodgers 214-232/619, Ike Eisenacher 211-206/616, Mike
Barcenas 221-208/607, Ryan Aday 245/602, Lisa Somma
201.
Fun Four Vegas: Joe Gutierrez III 242-255-201/698, Chris
Vandyke 251/615, Rich Rosen 254, Shawn Triefenbach 223,
Scotter Fox 209.
Just Desserts: Ken Rosen 225-234-246/705, Chaz
Schaffer 232-212/606, David 213/602, Travis Curry 223,
Frank Maher 203-220, Susan deGraaff 202, Heather Skovgard 201.
B.S.M.: Manny Magno 232-210-224/666, Donghoon Choi
225-223-200/648, Jimmy Kim 220/615, Sangchul Won 237,
Henry Kim 234.
Golden Nuggets: Roland Mutzenberger 217-200, John
M. Bates 202.
Go For Nine (No-Tap): Ron Corona Sr. 254-234-258/746,
Gus Glissman 208-230-233/671, Joe Zeuli 219-204-238/661,
Jesse Contreras 243-242/653, Carl Adinolfi 220-241/653,
Barb Bish 231-211/616, Nan White 248-212/613.
Party Timers: Danny Janssens 249-257-222/728,
Charles Rogers 203-216-241/661, Joe Sangenito 202-248211/661, Manny Magno 228-202-212/642, Pat Sangenito
245-206/638, Denise Bayne 233-213/639, Cynthia Scott
220-211/605, Carrie Wolfe 218.
Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 218-203/617, Tommy Watanabe 237, Don Ellsworth 224, Louise Viloria 213, James
Michiuye 206.
525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 202-203, Rosanne
Bagnall 203, Joy McGregor 201.
Nikkei: Ken Queypo 232-238/656, Ken Kurihara 215216/623, Herb Mihara 246, Steve Kamiyama 227, Tak
Mukai 222-210.
Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 257-218/669, Bruce
Gober 256/646, Tony Chaco 257, Dallas Liebenow 227,
Steve Vieth 224, Dawn Gober 212, Rachel Chaco 204.
Thursday Cypress College: Ryan Sargent 213, Mike
Garrison 204.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: William Brown Jr. 244, Don
Smith 212, Norm McLeod 205-205.
Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Kevin Rayle 243-200/642,
Dave Odiorne 219, Pam Odiorne 233-201/622, Debi Andreff
232, Kristy McFeggan 220, Carolyn Anderson 211, Brenda
Hill 211.
St. Pius: Fiel Aranda 220-247/656, Timmy Heathington
220-213/624, Calvin Macaraeg 204-215, Conrado L. 213,
Andrew Kim 206.
7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkeley 299-268-235/802, Mario
Marquez “300”-209-209/718, Jasen Henderson 261248/691, Matt Plust 213-226-234/673, Izzy Garcia 211-237210/658, Marvina Vrabel 219/615, Lisa Somma 223.
Grey Panthers: Gerald Lichtenheld 204, Bill Stephens
202.
Vegas Party: Orlando Vanegas 232-267-211/710, Tim
Hank 214-243-232/689, Ron Corona Jr. 228-231-222/681,
E. J. Rogers 247-233/661, Rick Weiland 215-224-220/659,
Kim Irwin 215-214, Rosie Martinez 201.
T.G.I.F.: Ric Kauten 207-246/652, Ron Sargent 233237/641, Rick Sargent 226-245/630, Jason Watts 235203/604, James Sargent 242/602, Norm Walker 209212/602, Connie Wagner 201.
Kamaaina Club: Matthew Skolnik 228-246-244/718,
Frank James 226-231-223/680, Walter Fujinami 214210/612, Guy Matsubara 238/608, Tash Castillo 231, Louise
Viloria 213.
4-4 Vegas: Dino Chavez 217-201-255/673, Robert Lavasser 234, Joe Cruz 223, Bob McGraw 216-200, Bobby
Mack 214, Arleen-Jones Acker 215-214/625, Ghia Horton
212, Sandy Batalon 211.
Family & Friends: Chris Meno 278-222/637, Tony Padilla 217-241/636, Pete Quinata 215/616, Ron Aguon 213215/601, Justin Sanchez 233, Danielle McCoy 221.
Double Daters: Tim Hank 228-225/625, Andy Moran
242-202/624, Dan Duarte 222-214/615, Shawn Oslund 206203-201/610, Mike Blodgett 267, Allyson Baligad 200-220,
Kim Gardner 204.
Gamblers Anonymous: Calvin Macaraeg 259/644, Ken
Williams 247/626, Robert Bloom 207-204-205/616, Jerry
Lao 219/612, Alan Bloom 626.
Senior No-Tap: Results of October 13. 34 entries
@$10=$340. 34 lineage @ $5.25=$178.50. 34 prize fund
@ $4.75=$161.50. 31 3-6-9 @ $1=$31. Place Money—1st
Ken Gwyn 861 $31, 2nd Elaine Dooley 821 $23, 3rd Tom
Stearn 814 $18, 4th Vern Temple 806 $14, 5th Tom Magill
792 $10, 6th Bob Zentner 776 $6. Sidepots—Game 1, hdcp.:
1st John Freeman 300 $8, 2nd Bob Zentner 283 $6, 3rd
Frank Jeo 282 $5. Game 2, scr.: 1st Carl Adinolfi 278 $9,
2nd John Magill 276 $7, 3rd Bob Zentner 268 $5.50. GAme
3, hdcp.: 1st Ken Gwyn 326 $8, 2nd Tom Stearn 309 $6, 3rd
Tom Horton 289 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $56. Added:
$31. New Total: $87. See you on the lanes.
RUSTY BRYANT
Lessons by Appointment
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Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m.
LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER
201 S. BROOKHURST • ANAHEIM • (714) 774-2253
WE NEVER CLOSE • OPEN 24 HOURS
Special Excluding
Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm
Holidays
Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am } $2.25 per game
Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles 8th Anniversary Potluck
Saturday November 21st at 12:30PM
Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples
Anyone interested in the Linbrook Bowl Coffee Club, we will have a meeting at 2:00PM this Sunday October 25th
Weekly Events . .
TEDDY’S COLOR OF MONEY
Saturdays • Check-in 8:30pm • Bowl at 9:00pm • $15 Per Person
BREAKFAST BOWL
Sundays at 7:30-11 AM • 3 Games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person
SENIOR NO-TAP
Tuesday & Fridays at 1 PM • Entry Fee: $10
“WE’RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN”
October 22, 2009
She Flew Up To Heaven
On The Wings of Angels
by Joy McGregor
ANAHEIM—As
previously reported, our hearts were
saddened to learn of the passing of Orange County Hall of
Famer, Eva Munson. This gracious, unasuming lady who did
extraordinary things lost her
courageous battle with Cancer
Friday, October 9th.
Eva was very modest and
when I had asked to interview
her for her up-coming induction into the Orange County
Hall of Fame, she became
tongue-tied. So I said, “Just
write a short bio to share with
all of us.” She obliged with a
“whole” paragraph. We were
able to stretch it a wee bit...
She and her beloved Kenny (I think they met in some
bowling “alley”), were marEva Munson
ried in 1961 and had two great
kids - Cheryl and Ken, Jr.
Eva didn’t start bowling seriously until 1975 and from there
began her love of the sport. She had two 300 games to her credit,
two 299’s and too many 700 series to mention, her highest being
787 which gave her the honor of holding the highest series for
women in Orange County at the time. She held the distinction
of being on the prestigious Top “10” Average list in O.C. for 10
years. Her highest 4-game series was 994 of which she had two
- one in 1996 and the other in 2006. She was just an outstanding
bowler!
Eva joined the Linbrook staff in 1988 after a six year stint at
Kona Lanes. Anyone visiting Linbrook would always see her
smiling face and hear her distinctive laugh or, if you were unlucky enough to oppose her on the lanes - poor you! She was a
tiger ON the lanes but such a pussy cat OFF the lanes.
Eva’s national bowling team was awarded the WIBC special
bowling honor of placing 1st in team with a score of 796 and 2nd
place series total of 2136 in 1994 and again in 1996 with their
series of 2190. Quite an honor!
So very many accolades and numerous honor awards were
presentd to this very special lady. She captured the WWPB Merle Mathews Invitational with a headline in the Pacific Bowler
and written by Joe Lyou, “Even Earl Anthony couldn’t have done
better.” Wow!! Some other unique headlines: Munson sizzles in
snazzy scoring session with 674 set; Munson blasts 843 topper
in Anaheim All Stars; Eva raps eight in Anaheim Loop; Eight is
enough as Munson paces So. Cal. Ladies Draft; Munson strokes
“another” 300 in Robby’s; Munson is as hot as bunsen in Open
Draft; Christmas “Eva” came early in So. Cal. 590 Classic and
one of my favorites ... “Olive Oil” Munson bowls like popeye in
draft but, did she strike any muscle poses..? She went on to claim
many, many more honors and headlines in the Traveling Ladies
Club, Open Draft, Robby’s, So. Cal. 590 Classic, Rocky Marsh
Doubles and HER 7-11 Vegas league at Linbrook. She said her
induction in 2006 into the OC/USBC Hall of Fame for Superior
Performance was one of her greatest and most cherished moments and she felt so honored.
Eva truly loved her bowling and the bowlers. She was the
secretary of the Tuesday Sr. No Tap and the Thursday night 7-11
Vegas league and took care of all the league sheet service for
Linbrook. Eva handled her illness just like she did her bowling,
with class and style and was loved by everyone.
Her 7-11 Vegas league had a moment of silence in Eva’s honor before the Thursday night session and in HER Honer, Mario
Marquez shot a “300” and Jeremy Berkeley shot a 299/802 series
... Just for you Eva!
Graveside services were held at Forest Lawn in Cypess on
Saturday, Oct. 17th and following was a “Celebration of Life” at
Linbrook Bowl.
Eva was a devoted Country Music fan; had no particular favorites, just loved it all, y’all. But I think “Cissy’s Song” by Alan
Jackson is so fitting ... as he sings ... “She flew up to heaven on
the wings of angels, passed by clouds and stars by where no one
sees, smiling and saying, “Don’t worry ‘bout me.” You know
that her assignment here on earth has been completed and I’ll just
bet she is already deligently working on her new, lofty role.
You will be missed by all who were privileged to know you
Eva. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Munson family.
Your memories of Eva are the comfort you’ll keep in your
heart forever!
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