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The BowlMor AMF U.S.
Open comes to Dallas, November 1-8. The event will be held
at AMF Showplace Garland,
a 58 lane bowling center in
Garland, TX. It has not been
hosted in the Dallas area since
1976 when it was held in Grand
Prairie at Forum Bowl. Paul
Moser defeated Jim Frazier 226195 to take that title. The event
was not held last year, so Wes
Malott will be the defending
champion after defeating Jason
Belmonte 214-156 in Columbus,
OH in 2013.
The U.S. Open title is the
chalice of titles. It has eluded
some of the greatest players
in our sport. The format is
long. The pattern is grueling.
And the field is the toughest
around. The U.S. Open is not
only a tough condition; it is
tough on the body and mental
state. Bowlers from all walks
of life bowl this event because
it is on their bucket list. Some
leave enjoying the experience
Continued on Page 6
World
Bowling
Focuses on
Olympic
Quest Beyond
2020
LAUSANNE, September 28
– Following the announcement
of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic
Committee (TOC) this morning, World Bowling is saddened
to announce that the sport of
bowling has not been recommended for inclusion in the
2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Although this is a big disappointment, World Bowling fully
OCTOBER 1, 2015
Maldonado Wins
Fourth Consecutive
PBA Regional
Pete McCordic, Shawn Maldonado and General Manager, Tim Dooley
Watauga, Texas – Shawn
Maldonado of Houston, Texas,
outlasted fellow Texans Wes
Malott of Pflugerville, Dino
Castillo of Highland Park and
Mike Scroggins of Amarillo
to win the 11th annual PBA
Dallas Orthopaedic Trauma
Surgeons Southwest Open
Continued on Page 3
hosted by Brunswick Zone
Watauga on Sunday, September
20, for his fourth consecutive
Professional Bowlers Association Regional title.
While the PBA doesn’t
maintain records for its
regional programs, the 29-yearold Houston two-handed
Continued on Page 3
Perfection Presented: Welcome to The
After 30 Plus Years, Bowling News –
Glenn Allison is
Amateur Bowlers Tour
Presented With a 900
Ring
By Michael Cousins
What started out as the
sport’s greatest achievement
quickly turned into one of the
sport’s greatest injustices. Over
thirty years later, thanks to
some extraordinary people, the
wrong has, in at least some
ways, been righted, though the
travesty can never be masked.
July 1, 1982. What seemed
before to be an unobtainable feat was accomplished.
Glenn Allison (La Habra 300
Bowl) bowled the sport’s first
sanctioned 900 series, or, at
least, what should have been
Continued on Page 4
Glenn Allison wearing his ring
The DFW branch of the Amateur Bowlers Tour, or ABT as it
is known, is the new sponsor of
the Live Stream Schedule in The
Bowling News.
The ABT is a tournament
bowling club that was founded
in 1977 in Southern, CA. In the
last 38 years they have become
the largest organized club in the
country, one that has paid out
over $134,000,000, even more
than the PBA has.
The DFW branch started up
two years ago, with Regional
Director Andrew Cohen coming
onboard not long after creation.
In that short time, they have
hosted over 60 tournaments and
awarded $161,000 in prize fund
money.
Continued on Page 5
Page 2 | Thursday, October 1, 2015 | THE BOWLING NEWS
Just Paying
Attention
By Mark London
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The approach is unique.
We have seen it enough lately
to know there is no question
who it is. How, you ask?
It’s definitely a 21st century
approach with a twist of the
torso before the release, but
what happens at the very end
that gives it away. A hop. The
hop. And don’t worry, it’s not
going anywhere soon. More on
that later.
Shawn Maldonado is
easily the hottest bowler in the
country right now. Competing
in the PBA Southwest Region
against such familiar names
as Wes Malott, Mike Scroggins, Nathan Bohr, and fellow
Houstonian D. J. Archer, the
29-year-old Maldonado has
done something I can’t recall
hearing about in my thirty-plus
years of PBA Regional play.
Not very often, a player
wins three regionals in a
row. It’s happened a couple of
times, but that’s it. Never can
anyone remember four wins in
a row, until now. With several
clutch games in match play,
Maldo won his seventh career
regional title, the PBA Dallas
Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons
Southwest Open on September
20.
The other three were the
three previous Southwest
Regionals on August 23,
August 30, and September 13.
That makes four, alright. But
how has he done this? In a JPA
interview last Friday prior to
the start of the PBA Tomball
Southwest Open, Maldonado
told me it’s a combination of
things. It starts with a passion
for the game.
“It really started with the
2013 PBA World Series of Bowling, the first national stops I
bowled. I knew right there that
my level of play had to change.
I wanted to get to that higher
level so bad, I was going to put
into whatever I kind of work
needed to get there. I’d always
worked out and worked on my
game, but this was different, I
worked even harder. The feelings I had were much stronger.
I always had a passion for
bowling, but now that I was on
a professional level, bowling
against the best guys in the
world, I wanted to get better
that much more. That paid off
at the following World Series of
Bowling in 2014 with finishing
ninth in the World Championships and a fifth place finish
making my first TV finals in
Japan,” Maldonado said.
It was at that finals (2015
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covered a reward. It was the
feeling of extreme accomplishment, something he craved
and wanted to not only make
another show, but to win
against the best in the world.
“It felt great and wanted to
go back. It was like my drug,
I had to get back in that top
five category. So I worked even
harder, had my ups and downs
in the Roth/Holman Doubles
in Milwaukee, USBC Masters,
and the Tournament of Champions, but I really didn’t get
down on myself.
By that statement alone, he
has avoided a common pitfall
among tour bowlers, especially
newer players. Maldonaldo
explains further.
“I don’t get down on these
things, I just sit down and
figure out what I need to make
myself better whether it be
mentally, physically, or both. I
like to analyze what it’s going
to take to get me to that next
level.”
Although he says he didn’t
do well individually in the
Roth/Holman Doubles, but
his partner, DJ Archer sure
did. They each made another
TV finals appearance in their
young tour careers, finishing
fifth.
“DJ bowled incredible that
week, I was basically on his
back the whole time. All I
could do was get to the pocket
and hope I didn’t drive him
down,” Maldonado added.
Another confidence boost
came in the PBA Summer
Swing Badger Open. After
getting helpful advice from
Storm/Roto Grip Del Ballard,
Maldonado rolled back-to-back
240’s in the final two games
to make yet another show. He
gave Walter Ray Williams,
Jr. all he could handle before
falling 232-223.
Despite that loss, the
confidence kept building as
whatever shots needed to be
made, whatever score needed
to be posted, he would do it.
That premise started to play
out in this record winning
streak. Also keep in mind, he
is not running away with leads
deep into Sunday match play.
He trailed Nathan Bohr before
finally catching him in the
position round match to defend
his title in the PBA Greenville
Southwest Open, presented by
DV8. Maldo had to defeat Wes
Malott, Chris Barnes, and DJ
Archer before winning the PBA
Grand Hotel, Casino, & Resort
Southwest Invitational for win
#2. He got by Dino Castillo by
81 pins for the third win, the
PBA McAlester, OK Southwest
Open, presented by Columbia
300, another as defending
champion.
Before the fourth tournament, the PBA Dallas Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons Southwest Open, Malott told him he
had bad news for Maldo.
“I kinda know what he was
going at, but thought it may
have been they couldn’t bowl
the Longview Doubles tournament anymore. That wasn’t it.
I was humming and hawing,
then said, I’m not winning
this one. “Nope,”said Malott,
“you’re finishing second at this
one, “Maldonado explained.
They traded the lead during
match play before Malott pulled
ahead by nearly 200 pins.
Then a couple of bad games
shrank the lead to 38 pins. A
big game in the next to last
match increased the lead to
138. Returning to a pair he shot
a 180 game earlier, the position
round match was a pure grind
for him, shooting 210. Malott
shot 279 and even with the
bonus pins, it was not enough
to stop the fourth win. They
did finish one-two, but not in
the order Malott had predicted.
He analyzes his own game,
but not during competition.
That happens off the lanes.
He knows his own game well
enough to possess a problemsolving method that is firing
on all cylinders right now.
And the distinctive hop after
the release? Not going away
anytime soon. He’s tried throwing without it and the carry
percentage drops. But it was
an observation during a match
with Chris Barnes that gives us
a little more insight into this
streak.
Continued on Page 5
At Forum Bowl
Cavitt sweeps with 811,
Guillory racks up 708
Pena and Tomerlin 300’s
Cornelius Cavitt outscored the
competition last week at Forum
Bowl with a high-powered 275259-277 = 811 Crusaders outing.
Judith Guillory led the ladies
with a chart-topping 238-236-234
= 708 Masters set.
Brandon Pena and Jeff
Tomerlin shared high-game
honors with award-winning
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Joyce Johnson 192-517, Maria
Gonzales 191-545, Edgar Chavez (9 pin,
4 games) 300-816, Dena Buffington (9
pin, 4 games) 222-663, Brandon Pena
724, Carol McGinley 204-559.
Sean Garrett 249-700, Kara Congi
219-614, Justin Ward 256-734, Tammy
Henderson 213-592, Robert Riley
243-667, Lisa Girton 226-618, Victor
Humphrey 204-570, Janie McClain
152-428.
Preston Smith 265-744, Marcella
Mills 215-563, Jeff Tomerlin (4 games)
1033, Tina Taylor (4 games) 255-906,
Larry Ridgeway 284-700, Regina
Stewart 217-594, Preston Smith 279-739.
Kristal Rogers 221-571, Carlos
Ortiz 244-677, Kayla Lopez 224-551,
Mike Brennan 290-775, Troy Howell
227-630, Donny Davis 267-740, Emily
Montgomery 211-537, Jessie Sereseroz
258-652.
Valmarie Perez 157-433, Quincy
Gray 280-752, Regina Taddy 247-679,
Joey Brown 213-612, Luann Mills
210-539.
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MALDONADO
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Men
Eddie Gonzales, Cowtown Bowling Palace .................... 846
Anthony Coats, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .......................... 812
Cornelius Cavitt, Forum Bowl ......................................... 811
Blane Adkins, AMF Garland Lanes ................................. 804
Allan Smith, Killeen Bowlerama ...................................... 800
John Depietro, Plano Super Bowl ................................... 788
Lance Emerson, Tenpins & More .................................... 775
Steve Albin, AMF Spare Time Lanes............................... 773
David Prange, Brunswick Westcreek Lane..................... 769
Eldon Pickens, Terrell Bowling Center ........................... 769
Bryant McDowell, AMF Euless Lanes ............................. 766
Dave Lile, Fiesta Lanes .................................................... 766
David Watson, AMF Richardson Lanes .......................... 763
Gary McNeish, Hallmark Lanes ....................................... 759
Bradley Robinson, AMF DeSoto Lanes .......................... 758
Butch Kirby, Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama ................................. 753
Sean Lavery-Spahr, AMF Lewisville Lanes ..................... 752
Codey Sibley, Pin Center Bowl ....................................... 733
Greg Fein, Heritage Lanes ............................................... 732
Tony Franklin, Strikz......................................................... 728
Jonathan Heady, Lakeplex Lanes ................................... 723
J C Mann, Red Bird Lanes............................................... 720
Philip Ringener, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama...................... 698
Craig Carter, Ennis All Star Bowl .................................... 671
Women
Lea Anne Sikora, AMF Euless Lanes .............................. 801
Stefanie Johnson, Plano Super Bowl ............................. 780
Dana Miller-Mackie, Tenpins& More ............................... 752
Sandi Charles, Killeen Bowlerama.................................. 732
Jen Morgan, Hallmark Lanes .......................................... 729
Lynda Barnes, AMF Lewisville Lanes ............................. 727
Donna Hough, AMF Garland Lanes ................................ 718
Wanda Clark, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .............................. 717
Stacy Starry, Strikz ........................................................... 714
Lea Anne Sikora, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes.............. 710
Judith Guillory, Forum Bowl ............................................ 708
Amy Langham, Cowtown Bowling Palace ...................... 704
Wanda Parker, AMF Richardson Lanes .......................... 697
Misty Kaiser, Fiesta Lanes ............................................... 695
Stephanie Fein, Heritage Lanes ...................................... 644
Jessica Bingham, AMF Spare Time Lanes ..................... 631
Tammy Haley, Lakeplex Lanes ........................................ 628
Patty Ellington, Terrell Bowling Center ........................... 609
Christi Pritts, Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama ............................... 595
Teri Woolverton, Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama ..................... 588
Lauren Cathey, Red Bird Lanes ...................................... 586
Kayla Lawrence, Ennis All Star Bowl .............................. 563
Troy Howell, AMF DeSoto Lanes..................................... 562
Becky Lee, Pin Center Bowl ............................................ 557
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Robinson handles 758
Bradley Robinson’s top-notch
247-235-276 = 758 Pushovers
league series led the scoring
parade for the week at AMF
DeSoto Lanes.
Troy Howell, Robinson’s
league mate, paced the ladies
with a tidy 223-168-171 = 562
session.
HONOR ROLL
Vern Howard 266-723, Bridgett
Hubbard 199-541, Frank Bolton 277720, Joyce Thurman 181-508, K B Empy
243-699, Emily Montgomery 195-560,
Dwight Moore 266-694, Angela Hollins
201-526.
Dencil Stephenson 222-550, Jeanne
Ham 159-445, Willie Pearse 182-519,
Precious Gardner 152-386, Bud Price
213-607, Sandra Payne 194-520, Steven
Thomas 222-574, Lori Knox 145-413.
Clint Myrick 235-674, Rhonda
Yoshida 210-558, Roger Caudill 231-632,
Ann Kunkle 203-552, Dennis Williams
278-681, Lucy Chism 185-510, George
Hayden 200-560, Debra Williams
165-460.
player’s four consecutive titles
is thought to be a first in PBA
Regional competition.
Maldonado led Saturday’s 10
games of qualifying and won
his first two matches of the 16game round robin finals before
faltering, losing his next three
games. Castillo and Malott took
turns at the top of the leader
board before Maldonado pulled
comfortably ahead of Malott
by winning 9 of his final 11
matches. Malott won the final
game position round match,
279-218, to narrow Maldonado’s
final margin of victory to
38 pins and to stay ahead of
Scroggins and Castillo.
Maldonado earned $5,000
with the victory, Malott
collected $2,800 for second,
Scroggins $2,000 for third and
Castillo $1,500 for fourth.
PBA DALLAS ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA SURGEONS
SOUTHWEST OPEN
Brunswick Zone Watauga,
Watauga, Texas, Sunday
Final Match Play Standings
(after 26 games, including
match play bonus pins):
1, Shawn Maldonado, Houston, Texas, 11-5, 6,740, $5,000.
2, Wes Malott, Pflugerville,
Texas, 10-6, 6,702, $2,800.
3, Mike Scroggins, Amarillo,
Texas, 12-3-1, 6,598, $2,000.
4, Dino Castillo, Lewisville,
Texas, 9-7, 6,510, $1,500. 5,
a-Lanndyn Carnate, Glendale,
Ariz., 9-7, 6,453, $1,250. 6, Josh
Maxson, Killeen, Texas, 11-5,
6,441, $1,125. 7, a-Tyson Branagan, Corinth, Texas, 9-6-1,
6,419, $1,000. 8, Chris Hibbitts,
Keller, Texas, 9-7, 6,313, $950.
9, Matt Taylor, Youngsville,
N.C., 9-7, 6,295, $900. 10, aBobby Wacker, Burleson, Texas,
7-9, 6,266, $850. 11, Nathan
Bohr, Austin, Texas, 8-8, 6,237,
$825. 12, Anthony LaverySpahr, Pasadena, Texas, 5-11,
6,181, $800. 13, D.J. Archer,
Kingwood, Texas, 5-11, 6,120,
$775. 14, Kurt Gengelbach,
Carrollton, Texas, 6-10, 5,950,
$750. 15, a- Tim Crites, Canyon, Texas, 3-13, 5,895, $725.
16, Nick Powers, Sun Prairie,
Wis., 4-12, 5,788, $700.
300 games: Tyson Branagan
(2), Wes Malott (2), Shawn
Maldonado, Tim Crites, DJ
Archer, Chris Hibbitts, Nick
Powers.
a-denotes amateur
OLYMPIC QUEST
respects the TOC’s decision and
believes that bowling’s time
to join the Olympic Movement
will come sooner rather than
later. The process undergone
over the past few months was
valuable and tangible recommendations will be taken away
to strengthen the sport of
bowling in the future.
President Kevin Dornberger
said “It was a great opportunity
to have been considered as
one of the final eight sports
from the initial list of 26. For
World Bowling this remains a
huge milestone in pursuing our
Olympic quest and we believe
Continued on Page 6
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GLENN ALLISON
the sport’s first sanctioned 900
series.
Due to what the American
Bowling Congress (ABC)
deemed as unfit conditions,
Allison’s perfect series was not
certified. What should have
been forever recorded in the
annals of bowling history was,
in the ABC’s mind, voided.
Over the course of the past
thirty plus years, many attempts have been made to get
Allison’s 900 series recognized.
According to Andrea GageWerren, General Manager of La
Habra 300 Bowl, and the lead
person behind Allison’s 900
series ring presentation, these
attempts have been made as
recently as 2013. All of which,
though, have been to no avail;
the United States Bowling
Congress (USBC), formerly
ABC, refuses to budge.
It was recently after the
USBC’s decision to uphold
its ruling on Allison that
Gage-Werren first started
looking into personalized 900
rings for Allison. According
to Gage-Werren, though, the
USBC was not happy with that.
Eventually, after removing the
USBC logo and replacing it
with a La Habra 300 Bowl logo,
the company began designing
Allison’s ring, a process that
Gage-Werren says took several
months.
The 900 ring presented by
La Habra 300 Bowl to Glenn on
September 3rd.
When asked why she felt
obligated to have this ring
designed for Allison, GageWerren said that, to her, it’s
not an obligation, but, rather,
an honor. “I just feel that he is
responsible for so much of La
Habra 300 Bowl’s history,” says
Close-up of Glenn Allison’s Ring
Glenn Allison’s 900 Ball
Gage-Werren, “and he continues to do so much for this
bowling alley...it was really an
honor for me to be able to give
him the ring he deserved.”
Though she admits that it
was an honor to be the one
who had the opportunity
to present Allison his ring,
Gage-Werren states that, in her
opinion, it should have been
done by the USBC over thirty
years ago. “The majority of
the bowling world supports
his (Allison’s) 900 as the first
one,” says Gage-Werren, “and
I can tell you that I am not the
first one to offer such a thing
(honoring Allison’s feat in
some way).”
While what Gage-Werren
and La Habra 300 Bowl did
for Allison does not make up
for the ABC/USBC’s decision,
there is no denying that their
amazingly generous act is a
major step in the right direction and the selfless act that
they have done is something to
be admired.
The actual ball Glenn used
is still on display at Columbia
300’s headquarters in Hopkinsville, KY.
At Ennis All Star Bowl
Carter collects 671
Craig Carter won high-set
honors last week at Ennis All
Star Bowl by polishing off robust
255-174-242 = 671 numbers
in Tuesday Men’s Commercial
league action.
Kayla Lawrence took top
honors for the ladies with a
sparkling 175-206-182 = 563
Ennis Mixed Classic outing.
HONOR ROLL
Randy Childress 215-610, Matt
Lawrence 237-610, Justin Shaver
238-588, Marie Jones 131-364, Tyler
Spurgeon 207-503, Kati Ovalle 140-345,
Kevin Honza 173-485, Tina Tovar
113-309.
Greg Bishop 235-657, Billy Cathey
239-654, Lauren Cathey 201-548, Gary
Bishop 254-625, Ryne McKenrick 181508, Billy Adams 230-598, Mary Sikes
192-538, Ricky Slack 227-530.
Eva Dionne 180-468, Vincent
Adams 187-526, Myrna Adams 159-419.
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J C Mann headed the leader
boards last week at Red Bird
Lanes by logging a sturdy 226258-236 = 720 Sunday Night
Mixed series.
Lauren Cathey’s stately 209192-185 = 586 Career Girls set
led the ladies honor roll.
HONOR ROLL
Lois Gibson 173-521, Billy Cathey
245-642, Charles Dillabough 247-679,
James Maston (9 pin, no tap, 4 games)
300-1120, Lauren Cathey (9 pin, no
tap, 4 games) 300-1066, Vera Hobbs
109-482.
Cindi Wilson 179-483, Brent
Rodgers 224-658, Deanna Hoffman 192539, Jeff Cathey 252-668, Fred Downey
225-610, Rob Oldfather 211-600, Janean
Baker 191-522, John DeCapua 234-653.
Sandra Pennal 244-543, John
DeCapua 225-616, Mary Ruppe 201-523,
Johnny Hopkins 237-637, Myrtle Ellis
191-544, Tyre Jennings, Jr. 258-656,
Carol Horton 173-500, Lauren Cathey
202-578.
Ryan Leonard 177-321, Ronda Klein
146-251.
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David Watson’s first-rate
263-251-249 = 763 Friday Night
Trio series ended as the numberone set of the week at AMF
Richardson Lanes.
Wanda Parker posted a
powerful 267-224-206 = 697
Classic League set to lead the
ladies scoring.
HONOR ROLL
Keith Decker 241-657, Bicki Shaw
191-497, Jason Reiger 248-737, Larissa
Bridgman 191-526, Sam Hitchcock
212-583, Pam Gray 198-447, Jason Head
248-696, Kelly Mattacchione 177-478.
Joel Hughes 253-671, Erin DeGray
180-483, Sean Lavery-Spahr 279-741,
Karleen Reynolds 239-637, Brad Allison
233-652, Tanya Panyaro 194-504.
Mostowfi Wins Sixth
ABT Title at University
L to R: Kam Mostowfi, Tyler Fiorentino and Jimmy McGahan
Denton, TX - Kam Mowstowfi
took the top prize of $635 with
the Mega Pot in the Amateur
Bowlers Tour tournament held
September 26th at University
Lanes to take his sixth title.
Tyler Fiorentino finished second for $178. Jimmy McGahan
cashed for $100 in third place.
Jeremy Trubenstein received $75
for fourth.
The tournament paid out over
$1,000 with 16 entries.
David Williams and his
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At Strikz
Franklin tackles 728,
Starry crafts 714
FRISCO – Tony Franklin led
the scoring for the week at Strikz
with a hefty 245-215-268 = 728
Lousy Bowlerz league series.
Stacy Starry paced the ladies
with a solid 714 Morning Glories
set.
HONOR ROLL
Mark Donnelly 234-612, Amy
Marshall 222-566, Mike Johnson 279703, Debbie Colby 201-529, Clayton
Colby 289-673, Cathy Eberly 194-536,
Scott Noll 241-634, Debbie Colby
210-529.
Robert Marino 235-748, Cathy
Eberly 245-610, Chris Marino 224631, Candy Torrey 206-581, Crandon
Haddock 245-643, Loren Tenczar
226-612, Kevin Connell 244-648, Debby
Bennett 176-508.
Kevin Moats 259-661, Cathy Eberly
220-573, Todd Simth 235-614, Debbie
Colby 215-569, Rick Irvine 246-672,
Kevin Haiger 233-640, Gary Lumenti
256-656, Richard Ferguson 244-622.
Kevin Hammer 216-646, Dwight
Stein 235-605, Scott Orofino 210-605,
Rick Irvine 256-651.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace
Gonzales nails 300/846,
Langham hammers 704
Garcia 300
Eddie Gonzales rounded up
the top scores of the week at
Cowtown Bowling Palace after
pocketing dual award-winning
257-289-300 = 846 numbers in
Ft. Worth Classic Trio action.
Amy Langham, Gonzales’
league mate, held the hot hand
for the ladies with a powerful
258-180-266 = 704 set.
Xeno Garcia shared highgame honors with Gonzales as
each recorded award-winning
12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Jason Magallon 267-755, Brittany
Hughes 226, Brian Thornburg 266,
Alma Rodriguez 225-623, Bill Spry
266, Nate Griffin 268, Jamie Brooks
265, David Henderson 256, Sandy
Soule 258-723.
Jeremy Trubenstein 256-672, Luann
Satchell 185, Charles Brown 248, Travis
Martin 225, Jeremy Cozart 273, Lindsey
Megredy 275-664, Scott Powers 263,
Amy Hart 231, Jamie Stone 260.
Alma Rodriguez 214, Xeno Garcia
731, Andrea Fleming 268-665, Blane
Adkins 289, Stefanie Johnson 247-696,
Vernon Smith 289, Duane Skinner
277, Christina Tucker 210, Myke Bell
269-743.
Nonna Skinner 205-544, Robby
Dally 260.
SENIORS
Red Kelly 256, Carole Watson
201-545, Johnny Zaskoda 242-671, Ken
Knowles 238, David Pruitt 267, Cheryl
Berube 193, Larry Thun 238, Johnny
Zaskoda 237-681, Les Messinger 222.
Carol Hart 198-516, Don Key
221-587.
ABT WELCOME
“I am ecstatic about the
growth in DFW. It is one of the
fastest growing branches, which
is a tribute to the DFW bowling
scene. So many pros have come
out of this area. We’re fortunate
to have wonderful GM’s that
provide their centers, and the
USBC has been very helpful too,”
said Cohen.
The ABT has two membership
levels, Standard and Gold, with
Gold providing the lowest per
squad entry fee. The tournaments handicap structure is
70% of 225, with the maximum
handicap of 52 pins.
So far this year, they have
hosted 30 tournaments, with
the next two tournaments being
held at the ITRC in Arlington on
November 1st and December 5th.
The cool thing about those
two events is that they are being
filmed and live-streamed by ReeInvent Films, which also made
the cult bowling comedy, “We’ve
Got Balls” which was released
earlier this year.
ABT also hosts several
national tournaments each year
with prize funds that range from
$30,000 - $100,000. Truly great
money for their members.
“We try to give the bowlers what they want and are
completely transparent which
they appreciate,” added Cohen.
“One added bonus is awarding a
JUST PAYING ATTENTION
Bowling on the Cheetah
pattern, Barnes was playing
outside. Maldonaldo was slow
hooking the lane with better
carry. Barnes was threading
the needle like he does, but not
carrying well.
“Better ball motion beats
better shotmakers. If he had
better ball motion, he would
kill me. But in this match, my
look was nice,” Maldonado
said.
He didn’t lead qualifying in
Tomball this weekend, but is
second while averaging a shade
over 240 for eight games on the
PBA Regional 47-foot Scorpion
pattern. Maldonado finished
5th and Mike Bailey took the
title. Detailed results will be in
next week’s paper.
dye-sub shirt, the same ones the
pros wear, to each winner.”
Each winner is also entered
into the season ending Tournament of Champions event at
Forum Bowl where they will go
up against last year’s champion,
James Simmons Jr., and the
chance at $3,500 first place
prize.
The DFW branch is approaching 500 members and get
roughly 40-70 bowlers for each
event.
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bowling on fresh, burn, then
double burn. That should make
the scores very competitive.
I spoke with Kirk Von
Krueger, Director of PBA, as to
what his thoughts were on the
upcoming event. “I am very
excited to watch the event.
The PBA or USBC haven’t used
the dress lanes once a day and
bowl 3 squads in over 20+
years. If USBC uses the old
school philosophy of not revealing the pattern until practice
day, it will definitely test the
bowler’s ability. I am just
excited the U.S. Open is back!”
I’m very excited about
bowling the U.S. Open again.
It is definitely a true testament
to bowling. Winning this
event really means something
to the bowler. You really are
a proven champion if you
win this prestigious event.
Winning means the most, but
finishing with your head up
high overcomes any adversity.
In the upcoming weeks, I
will be spotlighting bowlers
competing in the event. I will
introduce the Best of the Best
of the Best, top lefties, GOATs
(greatest of all time), top locals
and even the 2-handed regime.
I will then handicap the field
leading right up to the event.
Enjoy this column.
Next up – The Best of the
Best of the Best
OLYMPIC QUEST
that this has laid the foundations for a brighter future
ahead.
The process has made our
sport grow stronger and we
have learned some invaluable
lessons from working on our
campaign. While we may not
have been successful this time,
we will continue to develop
our sport worldwide. As part
of our Bowling World Plan, we
have many initiatives still to be
implemented such as fostering
and encouraging the development of youth participation,
especially for girls. We strongly
believe that this will result
in increasing the worldwide
recognition of our sport. The
brightest days of bowling are
ahead of us!”
Along this journey World
Bowling has received so much
support from our partners,
fans and athletes. This outpour
of support has strengthened
the bowling community and
inspired new generations of
athletes. We would like to
thank all of the supporters
for their commitment to the
sport of bowling and of course
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At Plano Super Bowl
Depietro downs 788,
Johnson snares 780
John Depietro posted a powerladen 265-289-234 = 788 Pepsi
Classic series to take top billing
on the honor roll for the week at
Plano Super Bowl Lanes.
Stefanie Johnson lit up the
ladies’ race with a sparkling
235-268-277 = 780 Las Vegas
Doubles set.
HONOR ROLL
Don Sposito 257-688, Kelly Tate
202-491, Justin Pittsinger (4 games)
248-894, Lisa Nordstrom (4 games) 171583, Murphy Clark 236-659, Rosemary
Tasker 180-510, Mark Dean 267-734.
Heather Hudson 256-698, Warren
Conerly 258-731, Rhonda Gibson
246-636, Bobby Weeks 259-708, Diane
Wallentine 243-665, Rick McCants
225-581, Barb Wygren 204-498, Bill
Bulthuis 207-591.
Marilyn Frantz 216-530, Ray
Montoro 248-695, Peggy Dodson 204562, Darren Kravitz 259-731, Anita
Spolar 225-630, Frank Phillips 279-694,
Karen Clevenger 213-555, Delynda
Lanzillo 211-568.
Cathy Sposito 223-567, Fred
VanHaasen 267-733, Billy Bennett
269-712, Charles Shipman 212-608,
Vi Davidson 158-441, Nick Lankford
290-739, Dawn Klapper 255-703, Russell
Wright 247-720.
Diane Wallentine 265-591, Breana
Kindrick 260-659, Susan Lee 246-638,
Greg Staton 228-671, Sue McMullen
192-523, Hector Macedo 245-609, Euel
Spriggs 182-491, Jacob Box 266-751.
Carol Wood 245-629, Sandy Watson
235-652, April Paleczka 234-571,
Frank Prainito 256-705, Cela Cochran
269-650, Taylor Coggins (4 games)
280-1034, Kiyoko McDonald (4 games)
237-877.
Ronnie Rhodes 255-695, Stefanie
Johnson 277-780, Len Lencioni 255-640,
Gaylyn Hutchins 213-557, Al Locker
257-728, Bunthoeun Nhep 236-578,
Bill Mason 258-715, Heather Hudson
239-676.
Ted Bennett 266-707, Amy Morrison
206-542, Robert Keister 276-683,
Rhonda Bishop 99-285.
At Rowlett Bowl-A-Rama
Kirby levels 753
Butch Kirby chalked up
estimable 238-256-259 = 753
marks in Thursday Funfours
league action to lead scoring
for the week at Rowlett
Bowl-A-Rama.
Christi Pritts rolled a fine
220-183-192 = 595 Wednesday
Mixers set to pace the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Rex Ford 277-696, Kerry Smith
225-582, Jesse Hooks 232-656, Eleanor
Williamson 174-461, Lonnie Townsend
209-410, Sharon Bray 187-317, James
Burk, Jr. 235-583, Brianna Rodriguez
163-456.
Jimmy Brown 241-675, Laura
Caneal 225-548, Laura Peterson 145435, James Hood 186-371, Brittany
Hood 158-306, Mike Brewer 152-398,
Matt Cregg 257-677, Susan Lee 199-560,
Beth Moreland 201-523.
SENIORS
Larry Tucker (2 games) 120-236,
Dorthy Jackson (2 games) 172-319,
Eric Hornquist 201-554, Carmen
Zimmerman 193-489, Ken Hansen (9
pin, no tap) 232-609, Kathy Hopkins
(9 pin, no tap) 265-694.
Jim Ritchie (no tap) 265-645, Sherry
Patrick (no tap) 230-564, Bill Mowery
180-515, June Armon 169-498.
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Robert, an Austin TX native,
grew up in the bowling industry. He has managed bowling
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Robert was the Brunswick
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At AMF Spare Time Lanes
Albin pockets 773,
Bingham blasts 631
Steve Albin’s rip-roaring 246248-279 = 773 STL Rejects league
session headed the leader boards
for the week at AMF Spare Time
Lanes.
Jessica Bingham, Albin’s
league mate, fired a rollicking
185-199-247 = 631 set to front
distaff scoring.
HONOR
Wane Cruse 230-663, Gayle Brice
201-547, Leon Brice 219-607, Carole
Shockley 178-518, Bert McDowell 207595, Roberta Stanfield 166-490, Mike
Young 214-593, Ken Martin 215-588.
Jim Graham 215-574, Mark Neville
278-748, Mike Newton 267-727, Russell
Corwin 269-721, Blake Stewart 257-718,
Aric Alcaraz 256-712, Craig Dixon
266-704, Bill Uthoff 245-702.
Randy Landrith 266-701, Rudy
Garcia, Sr. 245-700, Barry Brice 248698, Larry Darvas 262-682, Bobby
Galan 251-681, Dave Churchman
234-677, Roger Pough 243-668, Keith
Ward 232-665.
Joe Canales 276-663, Danny Seeders
237-660, Jimmy White 256-659, Steve
Albin 232-657, Rudy Garcia, Jr. 244656, Chris Van Antwerp 257-655, Ryan
Mueller 267-652, Ricky Carr 259-651.
Joe Canales (2 games) 250-473,
Tina Pierce (2 games) 202-377, Andrew
Jackson (2 games) 212-424, Courtney
Ortega (2 games) 178-353, Gabe Pierce
(2 games) 201-387.
Mike “Robin” Young 266-712,
Sandra Albin 211-598, Brian Yarbrough
266-677, Lynn Finley 201-561, Earl
Newhouse 235-673, Angela Sevatson
186-532, Brad Warner 246-667, Diane
Mann 179-519.
Wane Cruse 258-655, Fawn
Shoemake 174-509, Joe Canales 224639, Yvonne Hicks 209-502, Barry
Brice 246-638, Ronny Landrith 237-632,
Jeff “Batman” Robinson 222-623, Roy
Jackson 256-615.
Frankie Duncan 268-747, Shirley
Johnson 181-505, Chad Davis 247-709,
Cliff Malicoat 258-659, Ronceynuis
Neal 244-653, James Simmons 233-629,
David Clay 220-611.
Gary Lagassey 224-602, Benjamin
Suite 213-602, Russell Corwin 256-694,
Jim Kirchner 259-659, Randy White
215-609, Lee Cooper 208-608, James
Hall 210-595, Marty Martinez 214-573.
Johnny Jarrett 224-602, Reno Romo
228-591, Levi Price 242-538
10 YEARS AGO
Richie Rylant led the honor roll with 794 at Jupiter…
Rick Satterfield had 770 at Rowlett
Bowl-a-Rama…Chad Murrell shot 756
at Brunswick Zone Watauga…CDB
led the ladies with 723 at Brunswick
Zone Watauga…Tabitha Wall had 702
at Jupiter…Chris Barnes defeated Wes
Malott to win the SW Region PBA event
at Cowtown Lanes…Paul Fleming and
Rachel Perez won the Luci Bonneau
Mixed Doubles.
20 YEARS AGO
Don Dodd led the honor roll with 814 at Triangle-Richardson…J Brock with 791 at Triangle-Arlington...my bestie, Daniel
Adams shot 758 at Jupiter, atta boy…Shannon Singleton led
the ladies with 738 at Triangle-DeSoto…Nita Page had 727 at
Forum…Danielle Sharpe shot 722 at DC SW…New Bronco Bowl
opened its doors with General Manager Keith Little at the helm.
The multi-purpose entertainment center was open until 2003,
when it was bought by Home Depot, and ultimately demolished
in 2004. I have many fond memories of bowling there; I won
my first Jr. Masters tournament at old Bronco Bowl in 1988,
and will always remember it being the only bowling center
with an archery range 20 feet from the lanes…Charles Avant
had a 300 game at DC SW…YABA bowler DJ Archer wins 12
game marathon at Ridglea Bowl…Jason Couch defeats Dave
D’Entremont for 3rd PBA title.
30 YEARS AGO
Kevin Pugh shot 790 at Circle Bowl…Terry Willett wins
NTTB at All Star West…Mike Shoemaker with 737 at Chimney
Hill in College Station, I sure do miss Shoe…Jan Sain led the
ladies with 658 at Golden Triangle…Vickey Kinsey shot 657 at
DC FW…Pat McKinney with 720 at All Star East…Cal Bynum
takes ACBA at Bowl Dallas with Steve Pellegrine shooting 300…
Patty Ann of Minnesota sets the record three-game series for
women with games of 280-300-279 for a 859 series, and tacked
on a 289 in the fourth game for 1148 series, also a record.
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At AMF Euless Lanes
Sikora soars to 801,
McDowell nails 766
Lea Anne Sikora tore up the
AMF Euless Lanes last week after
pocketing prime 290-242-269
= 801 numbers in Full House
league action.
Bryant McDowell, Sikora’s
league mate, led the guys high-set
race with a hard-hitting 242-266258 = 766 session.
HONOR ROLL
Chad Brown 280-751, Will Hopkins
249-713, George Carlson 248-710, Leon
Aragon 268-710, David Sherrill 258-701,
Doug Smith 268-693, Mike Baylis
247-691, Jacob Rich 243-676.
Larry Thun 233-635, Bill Jewell
219-586, Jeff Echt 199-512, Deidra
Juetten 267-749, Donna Lee 245-653,
Lindsey Wilson 258-652, Lauren Black
249-643, Sheila Walton 226-623, Lisa
Steele 213-599.
Melissa Lewis 216-582, Shelley
Fugitt 202-565, Mindy Wynn 193498, Denise Wheeler 164-447, Lindy
McKenzie 168-444, Crystal Goodwin
75-200.
TJ Johnson
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Spring, TX
Age 65
SASBA titles 6
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1st Year for Frisco
High School Bowling
Youth Honor Roll
Boys
R J McMurren, Fiesta Lanes.................................. 733
Remington Smith, Killeen Bowlerama .................. 714
Nathan Nguyen, Tenpins & More .......................... 664
Adam Beasley, Cowtown Bowling Palace ............ 656
Deven Huth, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes...................... 651
Jared Nichols, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes ........ 636
T J Noggle, Plano Super Bowl .............................. 626
Hunter Wood, Hallmark Lanes .............................. 611
Micah McCracken, AMF Euless Lanes ................. 609
David Carter, Forum Bowl...................................... 606
Tyler Shipley, AMF Garland Lanes ........................ 583
Ryan Yablonski, Strikz ........................................... 564
T J Rudd, Ennis All Star Bowl ............................... 543
Nelson Anderson, Heritage Lanes ........................ 530
Caleb Reed, Red Bird Lanes ................................. 528
Chris Gaitan, AMF Spare Time Lanes................... 475
Girls
Amaya Boles, Forum Bowl .................................... 652
Amanda Morgan, Hallmark Lanes ......................... 646
Molly Maxson, Killeen Bowlerama ........................ 646
Kira Hamman, Mel’s Lone Star Lanes .................. 627
Kallista Fritts, Tenpins & More ............................. 592
Jessica Kaiser, Fiesta Lanes ................................. 576
Sara Taylor, AMF Garland Lanes ........................... 556
Maelynn Smith, Heritage Lanes ............................ 555
Sarah Young, AMF Euless Lanes .......................... 513
Madisyn Murphy, Plano Super Bowl ..................... 504
Tara Meche, Strikz .................................................. 474
Ro’Nae Medearis, Cowtown Bowling Palace ....... 450
Cheyenne Hancock, Red Bird Lanes .................... 422
Rachel Fender, Red Bird Lanes............................. 422
Hannah Koop, Ennis All Star Bowl ....................... 387
Daphine Vasquez, Brunswick Westcreek Lanes .. 312
Fort Worth USBC Youth Results
Adam Beasley led the Fort
Worth-area USBC youth bowling
last week with a rip-roaring 248204-204 = 656 Strikers series at
Cowtown Bowling Palace.
Amaya Boles paced the girls
with a solid 235/652 Stars & Strikers set at Forum Bowl.
At AMF Euless Lanes – Micah
McCracken 609, Larry Holland 188-492,
Sarah Young 185-513.
At AMF Spare Time Lanes – Garrett
Flores 158, Shea Malcheski 157, Brice
Cleary 145, Chris Curtis 132, Allison
Brooks 129, Chris Gaitan 176-475,
Joey Yates 152-413, Ashley Heckman
135-372, Wylie Phelps 180-369, Zachary
Donaldson 123-338, Nick Bailey 112.
At Brunswick Zone Watauga –
Jared Nichols 245-636, Kevin Williams
147-422, Daphine Vasquez 115-312,
Karlie Matthews 96-248.
At Cowtown Bowling Palace –
Ro’Nae Medearis 166-450, David Strand
202, Keelan LeCroy 198, Stephen Haney
103, Gyanna Simmons 57-147, Zach
Meyer 135-350, Ethan Mahoney 78,
Andrew Pulido 101-177, Kali Barrera
92-178, Thomas Dinan 86, Maddie
Dinan 97, Brett Gardner 78.
At Forum Bowl – Kai Terry 87-161,
Zoey Sebourn 101-195, Logan King
118-322, Charisse Graham 107-299,
Kadence Davila 140-407, Allison Williams 169-441, David Carter 230-606.
Rick Irvine is one very
excited coach.
After many conversations
with school administrators,
and just a little bit of luck,
Irvine has brought high school
bowling to the rapidly-growing
Frisco ISD.
He will be the Head Coach
at Centennial High School, the
first high school in Frisco to
have a bowling program.
“We have a bunch of kids
in our youth program here at
Strikz that are very talented
and deserve a place to showcase their talent,” said Irvine.
Frisco plans to have three of
their eight schools participate
in high school bowling this
year, Centennial, Heritage and
Lone Star, but student-athletes
from other schools are able to
join the teams as this is a co-op
sport.
“I’m hoping that we get
great participation and the
other schools get the bowling
bug,” he added.
“Strikz has really opened
their doors to high school
bowling and youth programs
over the last couple of years
Dallas USBC
Youth Scores
T J Noggle dominated the
Dallas-area USBC youth bowling
last week with a hard-hitting 196225-205 = 626 Sunday Youth/
Adult series at Plano Super Bowl.
Sara Taylor led the girls with
a strong 192/556 Tuesday Youth/
Adult set at AMF Garland Lanes.
At AMF Garland Lanes – Jayden
Sowards (2 games) 105-182, Janette
Alvarez (2 games) 88-175, John Nguyen
182-503, Aerial Pallett 84-238, Tyler
Shipley 231-583.
At Ennis All Star Bowl – T J Rudd
225-543, Hannah Koop 147-387, Austin
Bounds 226-462, Brianna 103-292.
At Plano Super Bowl – Preston
Spolar 93-232, Bella Hudson 73-175,
Jake Snively 153-431, Breahna Reedy
84-201, Thomas Moore 245-510, Barbara Belcher 149-359, Madison Ward
162-467, Brady McDonough 119-325,
Natalie Fisher 111-269, Barrett Reynolds
203-541, Kendalyn Reding 152-418,
Talisen Baron 214-591, Maddie Murphy
188-504, Kevin Woodfill 110-310,
Grayson Pool 190-492, Kristin Wood
143-402, Julian Ellis 182-477, Skylar
Maldonado 186-468, Luke Henke
119-349, Caden Witt 177-498, Hailey
Keister 186-502, Emmanuel Hodge
184-519, Jada Davis 161-468, Joshua
Richardson (2 games) 91-157, Marlee
Leraas (2 games) 77-143.
At Red Bird Lanes – Caleb Reed
191-528, Cheyenne Hancock 147-422,
Rachel Fender 155-422, Bryen Lackey
104-269, Allura Jules 96-264, Benny
Ulibarri 190-350, Harmonie Klein
134-224.
At Strikz – Mark Kramer 181-508,
Tara Meche 175-474, Jame Kern 203541, Lauren Bate 166-463, Nathan
Gumpart 204-522, Ryan Yablonski
223-564.
and it has been great to see the
parents get involved in bowling
too. It’s been a win, win, win,”
said Rick.
The high school teams plan
to have boys and girls teams.
They have 10 confirmed boys
and one girl so far, but they
are able to let the girls bowl
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CHS Coach Rick Irvine
Southwest-Area
USBC Youth Scores
R J McMurren topped the
Southwest-area USBC youth
bowling last month with a booming 265/733 All Star Youth series
at Fiesta Lanes.
Amanda Morgan and Molly
Maxson paced the girls with
a power-packed 646 series.
Amanda shot a 245/646 Stars
of Tomorrow series at Hallmark
Lanes while Molly downed
a 257/646 Adult/Youth set at
Killeen Bowlerama.
Deven Huth captured highgame honors with an awardwinning 12-bagger at Mel’s Lone
Star Lanes.
At Fiesta Lanes, New Braunfels
– Jerry Patterson 268-603, Patrick
Vanderlin 234-656, Jessie Thoma 208519, Jessica Kaiser 224-576.
At Hallmark Lanes, Killeen –
Hunter Wood 174-488, Wendy Dillon
170, Jessica Bearden 451, Hunter Wood
215-611, Jessica Bearden 155, LaShon
Vaughn 384, Nate Kinyon 87, DJ Shea
167, Thomas Shotwell 136, Aaron Duerre 309, Kayla Ludwig 107-289, James
Schirripa 234-577, Amanda Morgan
226-594, Hunter Wood 266-597, Wendy
Dillon 137-374, Nate Kinyon 84, DJ Shea
160, Sa’Niya Gaskins 82, Vashti Gales
144, Quincy Mullen 160, Joseph Munns
313, Kayla Ludwig 142-345, Chance
Blackman 220, James Schirripa 570,
Sierra Ciesiolka 219, Amanda Morgan
598, Mike Mikell 190-512, LaShon
Vaughn 155, Wendy Dillon 386, Nate
Kinyon 84, DJ Shea 183, Vashti Gales
94-153, Quincy Mullen 152-389, Kayla
Ludwing 120-325, Kion Kolbusz 191,
Michael Dixon-Dates 523.
At Heritage Lanes, Oklahoma City
– Nelson Anderson 201-530, Maelynn
Smith 206-555.
At Killeen Bowlerama, Killeen –
Remington Smith 278-714.
At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes, Georgetown – Deven Huth 216-595, Kira
Hamman 215-627, Deven Huth 300-651,
Gabriel Hernandez 105-293, Graden
McBride 165-419, Amaya Hill 161-375,
Christian Vejil 225-606, Amber Whitcomb 194-556, Bauer Payton 108-214,
Zooey Worley 90-177.
At Tenpins & More, Rio Rancho,
NM – Peter Jones 144-411, Payton
Smith 73-182, Nathan Nguyen 268-664,
Christina Ward 168-477, Jacob Marquis
231-603, Ashley Abbott 148-361, Sean
Deleeuw 183-423, Ruby Edwards 99232, Peter Jones 160-420, Ashley Abbott
125-333, Cole Poswiatowski 199-543,
Kallista Fritts 219-592.
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with the boys since it is a
co-op sport. They can bowl
with mixed teams through the
regional playoffs, but not in the
state finals. They can however
bowl in individual singles for
each division.
“I expect this year to be
a building block, but I also
expect a good turnout and a
full team at Centennial, and
expect the other teams to get
close. We would love to see
more girls get involved because
there are so many opportunities for girls in college. Lots of
scholarship opportunities for
them,” he added.
Exciting times ahead for
bowling in Frisco, and for
Coach Rick.
YOUTH TOURNAMENT
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Contact: Brad Ellis, at bradellis8101@gmail.com
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Arlington, TX - Gustavo Siu
made his way up to DFW from
Houston to win his first ABT
title and took the top prize of
$1,240 with the Mega Pot in the
Amateur Bowlers Tour tournament held September 27th at
the International Training and
Research Center in Arlington.
He managed to pull this win
out on a tough pattern (ABT #8
36 ft).
David Flores finished second
for $150. Jay Turner Jr. cashed
for $140 in third place. Nancy
Turner received $90 for fourth
and Kam Mowstowfi took last
cash in 5th place for $85.
This is our 30th tournament for 2015 tying last year’s
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Del and Carolyn Ballard
are fully immersed in the
DFW pro shop market again
after selling their controlling
interest to Rudy Garcia Sr. a
few years back. They made
a deal with Garcia to get two
shops back and will maintain a
“great working relationship,” as
Ballard put it.
The Ballards have rebranded their two pro shops at
Brunswick Zone Watauga and
BRC Westcreek as Ballard’s
Bowling Academy Pro Shop’s.
Chad Newman will be the
General Manager and they have
added Geoffrey Young as the
Manager at Westcreek.
“We brought Geoffrey into
the family, but still want him
to continue bowling competitively so that he is actively
involved in the sport, Chad is
the GM based out of Watauga,
but you will see him at both
shops,” Ballard added.
The Ballards decided to
sell the controlling interest to
Garcia after Del started having
health issues but now that he
is doing better and Carolyn is
working from home for Turbo
Grips, the timing was right for
them to re-engage.
“We will differ slightly from
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Billy DeCicco
817-875-6488
Kirk Wright
469-867-2770
Del, Carolyn & Alyssa Ballard
Sean Lavery-Spahr won the
battle for top billing last week
at AMF Lewisville Lanes with a
hard-hitting 215-280-257 = 752
Monday Nite Men’s series.
Lynda Barnes was high for the
ladies with a potent 289-183-255
= 727 Coffee Breakers session.
HONOR ROLL
Bryan Bingham 232-659, Cindi
Cooper 234-648, Patrick Adams
279-770, Megan Bentham 227-574,
Matt Fellwock 236-656, Jennifer Doil
212-505, Wayne Maxwell 235-645,
Lynelle McLain 193-546.
Trace Cooper 236-574, Shirley
Kindhart 186-482, Robert Lundamand
269-734, Stacy Castillo 223-604,
Marilyn Harms 178-503.
SENIORS
Herman Shurden 225-620, Jo Ann
Stroud 176-516.
At AMF Garland
Adkins soars to 804,
Hough lists 718
Stiff 300
Blane Adkins’ admirable
257-278-269 = 804 XXXX Rated
showing topped the charts for
the week at AMF Garland Lanes.
Donna Hough, Adkins’ league
mate, led the ladies race with
a stalwart 225-247-246 = 718
outing.
Bubba Stiff garnered highgame accolades with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Ted Warren 279-781, Bertha
Sanchez 246-640, Bill Walsh 252-658,
Candy Brackey 205-586, Robert Byrd
267-671, Anna Johnston 196-539, Bryan
Rumfield (2 games) 247-493, Jaime
Prewitt (2 games) 153-305. Joe Lavis
253-651, Robert McBride 279-784,
Donna Hough 220-600, Al Aguilar
256-672, Lulee Rechenthin 180-478,
Cody Mollenhauer 256-740, Tim Hough
266-739, Bertha Sanchez 257-612.
Michael Cheatham 251-656, Terri
Tate 200-590, Spencer Leslie 255-706,
Mary Perl 185-493, Rene Benavides
269-724, Linda Chambers 224-583,
Shane Ross 240-630.
At Brunswick Westcreek
Prange pockets 769,
Sikora tops 710
David Prange charged to the
top of the honor roll last week at
Brunswick Westcreek Lanes with
a top drawer 265-278-226 – 769
Classic High Pot league session.
Lea Anne Sikora, Prange’s
league mate, paced the ladies
with a sparkling 231-255-224 =
710 set.
HONOR ROLL
Nate Griffin 233-670, Nell Ray
197-540, Donnie Burns 225-590,
Trisha Burns 191-511, Terri Trefger
240-600, Willie Jackson 226-619,
Dolores Howard 193-486, Jeff Crenshaw
234-665, Gabrielle Castro 175-475.
Carl Jordan 198-574, Cassie Williams
170-480, Sean Johnson 209-612, Gina
Cole 204-587, David Dewberry 231-630,
Vicky Kopp 178-511, Monty Bowers
242-712, Billie Thomas 183-490.
Joe Jenkins 280-688, Emily
Rodawalt 192-492, Rick Autrey 213-546,
Laverne McGee 167-458, Kevin Roberts
279-719, Taylor Coggins 269-738,
Steve Boyle 257-736, Erik Williamson
259-707.
Teen Bowlers Circuit
Results - Austin, TX
The Teen Bowlers Circuit
expanded its range once again
and a little bit farther south
down to Austin, TX at Highland Lanes.
We had bowlers from all
over the state including D/FW,
Houston, Austin, and San Antonio areas. We had 55 entries,
32 boys and 23 girls in total for
the boys and girls divisions.
The pattern was on the 38’
ATLANTA. The TBC format is
two 4 game qualifying squads,
then 6 games of match play
and then the top 4 boys & girls
stair step finals.
Leading after qualifying for
the boys was Charlie Reid of
San Antonio with +4.
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For the girls, the leader was
Caitlyn Johnson of Beaumont
with -16.
High game of the tournament was Ian Kelty of Selma,
TX with a 267.
Bowlers bowled 4 games
to qualify and the cut for the
boys to match play was -50
and the girls cut to match
play was -119. The boys and
girls making the cut to the top
6 match play then bowled 6
games of head-to-head match
play. The Teen Bowlers Circuit
has always offered a separate
boy and girls divisions.
The Boys champion was
Charlie Reid for his 1st TBC
title. In the championship
match, Reid defeated Patrick
Vanderlin of New Braunfels, TX
235-172.
In the opening match,
Parker Johnson of Cibolo, TX
defeated Ian Kelty of Selma
187-168. In the semifinal match
Vanderlin defeated Johnson
170-158.
Match play results,
1. Charlie Reid, San Antonio
4-2 ($185 SMART scholarship,
TBC Champion Nike & Storm
shirts, Champion Banner and
TBC Champion jacket)
2. Patrick Vanderlin, New
Braunfels, TX 4-2 ($150 SMART
scholarship)
3. Parker Johnson, Cibolo, TX 1-5 ($105 SMART
scholarship)
4. Ian Kelty, Selma, TX ($60
SMART scholarship)
5. Conner Mixson, Lewisville, TX 3-3
5. Donald Denton, Willis,
TX 1-5
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TBC Boys Champion Charlie Reid
TBC Girl Champion Caitlyn Johnson
At Pin Center Bowl
Sibley banks 733
CLEBURNE – Codey Sibley
was definitely on target last
month at Pin Center Bowl as he
dominated scoring with a
superb 234-255-244 = 733 Casino
league performance.
Becky Lee, Sibley’s league
mate, led the ladies with a nice
187-189-181 = 557 set.
HONOR ROLL
Matt Lee 237-669, Debbie Lee 182507, Danny Bergman 266-666, Stella
Bruce 196-501, Mike Valle 255-712,
Frances Boase 181-515, Steve Graeve
697-254, Kathy McGonagill 168-468.
David White (9 pin, no tap) 300-701,
Gloria Burlingham (9 pin, no tap)
221-596, Terry Womack (9 pin, no tap)
285-741, Gloria Burlingham (9 pin, no
tap) 219-573, Tinman Burlingham (9
pin, no tap) 300-729.
Tina Lancaster (9 pin, no tap)
214-499, Mario Marquez (9 pin, no
tap) 266-711, Gloria Burlingham (9
pin, no tap) 232-563, Mario Marquez
249-638, Kathy Butler 157-429, Rooster
King 623-223.
Stacie Parrish 176-508, Joe Vargo
229-648, Kathy Butler 229-438, Tanner
Bankston 232-625, Kathy Butler 158429, Richard Diggs 254-658, Heather
Sanderlin 181-496, Alan Hewitt 241659, Heather Sanderlin 208-518.
SENIORS
Rooster King 201-583, Betty Kirby
173-483, Bill Barber 206-560, Frances
Boase 176-507, Larry Ketcham 201-574,
Rhonda Hammond 178-462.
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BALLARDS
traditional pro shops because
we want to offer more structured clinics and lessons. That
is really what Carolyn wants to
do more of, but we will both be
heavily involved in that,” said
Del.
The Ballards are on a
mission to continue growing
the sport and one of the things
they are focused on is teaching
the sport to those that teach
others, specifically, coaching
coaches.
“One of the biggest factors
in owning the pro shops is that
we have a lot more freedom
to do bowling education. One
of those avenues is providing
coaching help to high school
coaches. The companies that
sponsor us, Dexter, Turbo and
Storm/Roto Grip are heavily
involved in coaching, so we
get great support from them as
well,” added Carolyn.
And who better to teach the
game than these two lifetime
students!
At Fiesta Lanes
Lile leaps to 766,
Kaiser rolls 695
Good 300
NEW BRAUNFELS – Dave
Lile was on a roll last month at
Fiesta Lanes as he dominated
the scoring with a hard-hitting
279/766 Primetimers series.
Misty Kaiser, from the Ball
and Chain group, locked up the
top spot for the ladies with a top
drawer 236/695 set.
Jason Good earned highgame accolades with an awardwinning 12-bagger.
HONOR ROLL
Bryan Schneider 183-461, Tyler
Jenke 169-491, Robert Stange 268-667,
Danny Salazar 235-681, David Schmidt
288-694, Gene Bishop 269-744, Matt
Esper 275-656, Rob Hulme 247-694.
Kris Hughes 290-736, Devin Blume
277-755, Matthew Salak 259-624, Josh
Jones 256-734, Ethan Kraft 269-720,
Jason Good 666, Todd Brennan 246714, Sandy Ames 202-497, Debbie
Glasscock 156-443.
Pam Parr 214-574, Judy Miller
187-474, Ellen Milam 178-506, Gail Lile
232-628, Lashonda Mannie 247-671,
Debbie Kirst 209-541, Denise Herfurth
267-620, Michaela Zapata 257-652, Debi
Blakey 235-576.
Gail Lile 195-579, Tara Light 234598, Jessica Cummins 201-523.
Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas
- The Amateur Bowlers Tour
(ABT) DFW Branch announces
major milestones and a bright
future.
With the conclusion of the
tournaments on September 26
at University Lanes in Denton
and September 27 at the US
Bowling Congress - International Training and Research
Center in Arlington, will be the
29th and 30th tournaments for
calendar year 2015 -- which
equals the number of tournaments ABT held in ALL of
2014...!!
ABT will far exceed the 30
tournaments held in 2014 and
add new formats and forums
for our bowlers.
ABT members have asked
for new and unique tournament formats and additional
venues in 2015 and beyond,
and ABT is excited to be able
to deliver these new additions,”
according to Andrew Cohen,
TEEN BOWLERS
ABT Announces New
Tournament Formats in 2015
ABT’s Regional Director.
This is a significant accomplishment in the growth of
ABT in the Dallas/Fort Worth
Metroplex and represents
the commitment by ABT in
amateur tournaments which
bowlers are demanding.
ABT’s 4th quarter 2015
plans include, its weekly schedule of tournaments adding the
USBC - ITRC every six weeks, a
major tournament for Thanksgiving as well as the “Second
Annual DFW Tournament of
Champions.”
Additional details and information regarding ABT DFW
can be found on its website
http://dfw.abtbowling.com and
its Facebook page http://www.
Facebook.com/ABT Dallas.
THE ALL NEW
806-352-2737
5120 Canyon Dr. • Amarillo, TX 79109
60 Lanes • Pro Shop • Restaurant • Bar
The Girls champion was
Caitlyn Johnson of Beaumont,
TX for her 1st TBC title. In the
championship match Johnson
defeated Megan Eaglehouse of
San Antonio 212-149. In the
semifinal match, Eaglehouse
defeated Hope Gramly of Prosper, TX 179-145. In the opening
match, Gramly defeated first
time TBC bowler Angelica
Anthony 224-142.
Match play results,
1. Caitlyn Johnson, Beaumont, TX 4-2 ($140 SMART
scholarship, TBC Champion
Nike & Storm shirts, Champion
Banner and TBC Champion
jacket)
2. Megan Eaglehouse, San
Antonio, TX 3-3 ($115 SMART
scholarship)
3. Hope Gramly, Prosper, TX
2-4 ($85 SMART scholarship)
4. Angelica Anthony,
Converse, TX 3-3 ($55 SMART
scholarship)
5. Davion Turella, San
Antonio 3-3
5. Taryn Gray, Greenville,
TX 3-3
TBC JUNIOR
The TBC JUNIOR is a
scratch tournament for bowlers 14 & under with boys and
girls divisions. Two 4 game
qualifying squads then a 6
person single game elimination
bracket based on 2 game total
pins. In this bracket, the top
2 seeded bowlers for boys and
girls receive a first round bye
to the second round. The championship match determined
by 3 game total pins. This
tournament was also on the 38’
ATLANTA pattern.
There were 10 entries for
the TBC JUNIOR 7 boys and 3
girl entries. After the qualifying, the leader for the boys was
Dakota Dudley of Houston,
Package
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TEEN TIME
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deposit required.
Reserve your lanes today!
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2 Hours of Bowling
Use of House Shoes
Large Pizza
Large Coke per person
$10.00 worth of Game
Tokens (for Birthday Honoree)
$15.95 plus tax per person
(minimum of 10 bowlers)
CASINO
BOWLING
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Saturday Nights
at 8 PM
Entry fee $15.00
Strikepot & Super Strikepot
Tickets Each Game
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806-383-9531
Second Place:
“Capital City Bowlers” 6449
Zach Trevino (Austin)
Amanda Edwards Hester
(Austin)
Joe Mata (Austin)
Doug Patton (Austin)
Scott Stafford (Austin)
Third Place:
“Will Bowl For Alcohol”
6400
Maria Sanchez (Austin)
Andres Sanchez (Austin)
Eliseo Sanchez (Austin)
Edward Sockwell (Austin)
Nicholus Coates (Austin)
Fourth Place:
“Team Weasel” 6291
Charlie Natal (San Marcos)
Markus Payne (San
Antonio)
Candice Clifford Barnes III
(Austin)
Donald Cooper (New
Braunfels)
Esther Navarro (Killeen)
Fifth Place:
“Grand Slam” 6287
Krystle Olivo (San Marcos)
Steve Ruiz (San Marcos)
John Pineda (San Marcos)
Mark Morin (San Marcos)
Jason Olivo (San Marcos0
Team “Let’s Do This”
Takes ITA at Mel’s
Georgetown, TX - “Let’s Do
This” mixed team with Jacob
Silgero, Sharon Guinn, Tony
Guinn, Tom Crowe, and Mike
Stacy captured the 13th Annual
ITA Capital City Bowlers Tournament team title at Mel’s Lone
Star Lanes, Sunday, September
27 with a 6,474 total pinfall.
Team Champions:
“Let’s Do This” 6474
Jacob Silgero (Victoria)
Sharon Holmes Guinn
(Victoria)
Tony Guinn (Victoria)
Tom Crowe (Victoria)
Mike Stacy (Victoria)
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3318 E. Interstate 20, Big Spring, TX 79720
John and Diana Dodd, Owners and Certified Coaches
432-267-7484 — Fax: 432-267-1644
Snack Bar 432-267-7485
Tournament Director:
Joe Mata,
Capital City Bowlers
1010 N. Austin Ave.
Georgetown, TX 78626
512-930-2200
www.melslonestarlanes.com
8th Annual
Call Mel or Doug and sign up today!
Turkey Shoot Tournament
st
nd
rd
th
th
1 $2,500, 2 $1250, 3 $600, 4 $400, 5 $275 with 28 teams
Saturday, November 21st
at 1:00 PM
Sunday, November 22nd
at 11:00 AM
TOURNAMENT RULES
1. Tournament is a non sanctioned handicap mixed tournament. Tournament
director has the right to refuse any bowlers or entry. Tournament director has
the right to adjust any bowlers average.
2. No exempt pro bowlers will be allowed to bowl. Violation of this rule will
disqualify the individual and the team members as well. No Money will be
refunded.
3. Team maximum average is 1000. Team must consist of 3 men and 2 women,
4 men and 1 woman or vice-versa.
4. Total scratch and handicap series will determine where a team places.
Team Fee: $275.00
Brackets: $5.00
Side Pots: $10.00
CAP ON TEAM AVERAGE IS 1000
5. Bowlers will use one of the following averages in this order: Current ITA
average based on 36 games as of Nov. 1st, 2015 72 game ITA average.
Bowlers not having an ITA average will use their highest 2014-15 USBC book
average or Current average as of Nov 20th 2015 with 30 games. All others will
bowl scratch. (210) Bowlers without an ITA avg. will have a max handicap of
40 for men and 60 for ladies per game.
6. Handicap will be 80% of 210 for both men and women for brackets and side
pots.
SEE TOURNAMENT FLYER FOR COMPLETE DETAILS
Jacob Silgero, Sharon & Tony Guinn, Tom Crowe and Mike Stacy
At Big Spring Bowl-A-Rama
Ringener delivers 698
Newton 298
BIG SPRING, TX – Philip
Ringener headed the honor roll
for the month at Big Spring BowlA-Rama with a top-notch 258/698
Men’s Caprock series.
Teri Woolverton took highseries honors for the ladies with
a sparkling 205/588 Wednesday
Nite Trio set.
Brent Newton took high-game
accolades with a near-perfect
298 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Tammy Newton 204-539, Cindy
Kennedy 156, Punkin Hodges 167,
Donna Brown 150, Terri Woolverton
192-514, Denise Ferrell 188-451, Mary
Lou Saldana 178-507, Julie Bass 177487, Amber Doss 177-419. Kay Beeler
171-431, Tammy Newton 168-449, Alice
Ewing 162-469, Kathy Ewing 162-440,
Kristal Ashmore 155-438, Brent Newton
680, Sam Gonzalez, Sr. 256-637, Kyle
Lacey 243-614.
Daniel Maronn 237, Josh Rochelle
236-614, Eddie Gonzales, Sr. 235-681,
Adrian Zarate 235, Michael Leuschner
234, Jacob Braxton 233-632, Damon
Abston 231, Aaron Gonzales 231.
Randy Glasscock 229, Richie Ewing
227-664, Fabian Ontiveros 225, Luis
Davila 223-656, Richard Anderson
223-632, John Dodd 222-625, Charlie
Campbell 217-629, Mark Lozano, Sr.
217.
Jerry Barnes 214, Claud Fryer 213,
Armando Gutierrez 207, Jay Nettles
203, Red Dunaway 203, Shane Gressett
202, Patrick Hill 202, Michael Ornelas
202, Steve Barker 201, Kerry Stanger
200.
Gary Kelly 289-664, Eddie Gonzales,
Sr. 231, Roger Ewing 206, Ray Ellis 204,
James Green 203, Rick Liles 199, Jerry
Holton 195, Steve Shrone 188, Jesse
Jones 181, Kathy Ewing 201.
Vickie Tucker 181, Becki Holt 180,
Jared Ringener 246-686, Michael
Leuschner 244-663, Timmy Marshall
242, Doug Sims 231, Jacob Braxton
221-617, Charlie Campbell 214-598,
Martin Leija 209-610.
Robert Sears 202-654, Mary Lou
Saldana 213-528, Veronica Shroyer
193-506, Tammy Newton 513.
At Mel’s Lone Star Lanes
Coats masters 300/812,
Clark claims 300/717
Stafford 817, Merriman 804,
Banks and Huth 300’s
GEORGETOWN – Anthony
Coats led the scoring parade for
the month at Mel’s Lone Star
Lanes after pounding out potent
269-300-243 = 812 marks in Pot
O Gold league play.
Jonathon Merriman finished
close behind Coats with
an award-winning 279/804
Thursday Thunder outing.
In July, Scott Stafford bowled
a 300/817.
Wanda Clark headed the
ladies scoring race with a skyhigh 214-203-300 = 717 First
Ladies set.
Jeff Banks and Youth Bowler
Deven Huth shared high-game
accolades with Coats and Clark
with award-winning 12-baggers.
HONOR ROLL
Ryan Belz 268-752, Elena Johnson
214-614, Jason Woolridge 233-622,
Scott Stafford 258-703, Tracy Paul
246-589, Chris Craig 270-764, Amanda
Wyrick 234-567, Aimee LaFrance
255-687, Tony Savage 247-706. Bobbie
Wood 175-499, John Waliczek 258-640,
Laurie Alkier 194-541.
SENIORS
Bob Drewitt 259-684, Wanda Clark
235-684, Arlin Bohn 238-690, Fran
Fitzner 222-567.
10th East Texas Open Wrap Up
Longview, TX - The East
Texas Open completed its tenth
year on July 26th and is hosted
by Oil Bowl in Longview, TX.
This year the Kegel Sunset
Strip lane conditions were used
for competition.
The tournament hosted 78
teams, 159 doubles, and 317
singles entries during the two
week event with bowlers from
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas
and Oklahoma.
A prize fund of $17,000 was
paid out to our winners which
included $2,500 in added
money from Oil Bowl and Roto
Grip.
Thanks again to Roto Grip
for their continued support of
this event.
This year’s handicap champions were also awarded with
Roto Grip custom embroidered
shirts.
The handicap team champion for this year’s tournament
was No Trouble Strikingz from
Frisco, TX with a winning
score of 2,526.
Members were Mary Jacobe,
Debbie Colby, Les Cline and
Kevin Moats.
The Scratch Team Champion
is Wilson’s Performance Pro
Shop from Caddo Mills, TX.
Team members were Mike
Fletcher, Jason Keller, Shayne
Wilson and Tony Thayer.
Handicap Doubles Champions are Lamarle Lee and Rocky
Lee with a 1,338.
At Lakeplex Lanes
Heady hits 723,
Haley comets 628
SEVEN POINTS, TX –
Jonathan Heady has grabbed the
top spot at Lakeplex Lanes with
a 238-228-257 =723 series.
Tammy Haley’s 669 series set
high numbers for our women
bowlers.
Tim Haley rolls a 683 series
and Charles Holbert with a
682 series on our Seniors Rock
league.
HONOR ROLL
Lynn Heady 602, Amanda Haley
609, Waylon Jones 610, James Pryor
614, Kyle Ackley 625, Charlie Ford
627, Jeff Haley 630, Steve Erikson 634,
Marty Goss 635, Buck Gentry 640.
SENIORS
Charles Holbert 231-682 Series.
George Lane 200, Roberta Kennedy
201, Theril Montooth 203, John Boone
208, Thomas Carroll 212, Jeff Hajek
214, Richard Bird 215, Jerry Nolan 225
HONORABLE GAMES
Danny Boles 200, Thomas Feld
202, Joy Montooth 206, Rodney Ward
209, Robin Jentzen 209, Scotty Scott
211, Ernie Gerich 215 Brian Long 236,
Amanda Haley 243.
The Scratch Doubles Champions are Mark Blasius and
Daniel Adams with a 1288.
The scratch and handicap
Singles went to Marty Cryer
with a 747 (729 scratch) total.
The handicap and scratch
All Events went to Ted Pritts
1102 W. Cotton St., Longview, TX 75604
Telephone: 903-758-9961
scheduled for July 23rd, 24th,
30th & 31st, 2016.
Watch your mail and local
bowling centers for entries for
the Terrell Invitational to be
available in January 2016 and
for the East Texas Open in
April.
For more information about
either of these tournaments
and full results for the East
Texas Open and Terrell Invitational visit our website;
www.clarkspromo.com.
TEEN BOWLERS
TX with -106 and for the girls,
Addy Bates of Cedar Park, TX
with -176. The top 6 cut for
the boys was -311 and all girls
made the cut to the stair step
finals.
The overall TBC Jr. Champion for the boys was Dakota
Dudley. He defeated first time
TBC bowler Aryton Hignojos
of Round Rock, TX 321-319 and
another first time TBC bowler
Devin Dapra of Georgetown
499-418 in the finals.
BOYS
1. Dakota Dudley, Houston,
TX ($50 SMART scholarship,
TBC Champion and Storm
shirts)
2. Devin Dapra, Georgetown
($40 SMART)
3. Tyson Gray, Greenville,
TX ($32.50 SMART)
4. Aryton Hignojos, Round
Rock ($32.50 SMART)
5. Aiydan Hughes, New
Braunfels, TX
The overall TBC Jr. Champion for the girls was Addy
At Terrell
Pickens
collars
769,
Ellington
posts 609
Oil Bowl Lanes
with a nice 2,041.
Susie and Phil Clark would
like to thank all of this year’s
participants for making this
another successful event and
invite everyone to Terrell and
Longview in 2016.
We also would like to thank
Tra Autry and his staff for their
work and continued support.
The 51st Terrell Invitational
will be held on April 23-24 and
30th, May 1st and 14-15 2016.
The 11th East Texas Open is
TERRELL – Eldon Pickens led
the month’s scoring contest with
a power-packed 247-277-245 =
769 Friday Night Quads series at
Terrell Bowling Center.
Patty Ellington leveled a
high-flying 217-158-234 = 609
Tuesday Night Mixed set to front
fem scoring.
HONOR ROLL
Larry Carter 248-691, JoAnn
Nunnally 224-558, Jay Witt 238-673,
Vanessa Barrow 187-536, Dallas Lucas
226-566, Terri Cooper 221-521, Dwayne
Wilson 220-617, Jason Marquez 248662, John Stelting 275-628. Russell
Limoges 214-594, Mark DeArment
267-648, Brandon Davidson 236-658,
Sly Holmes 268-636.
Now
FALL LEAGUES NOW FORMING!
2015-2016 Fall League Schedule
League
Name
Day
Time
Sun.
6:00 PM Sunday Night Mixed
Type
Start
Appx.
Date Meeting Fees
4-ANY
9/13 5:30 PM $15
Mon. 6:30 PM Monday Night Mixed 3/1-ANY
9/14 6:00 PM $16
Tues. 12:00 PM Tuesday Nooners
9/8 11:30 AM $10
2-ANY
6:45 PM Tuesday Night Mixed 3/1-ANY
9/8 6:15 PM $15
Wed. 7:00 PM Terrell Classic
4-ANY
9/9 6:30 PM $20
Fri.
4-ANY
9/11 6:30 PM $15
7:00 PM Friday Night Quads
We are now accepting sign-ups for fall leagues.
Come by and see us or call for more info
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DUKE, MALOTT TO
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DOUBLES TITLE IN PBA FALL
CLASSIC
Two-time defending Mark
Roth/Marshall Holman PBA
Doubles champions Norm Duke
and Wes Malott will begin
defense of their 2011 and 2015
titles during the South Point
Bowling Plaza PBA Fall Classic
which will take place Oct.
19-26 in Las Vegas.
Preliminary rounds of the
Roth/Holman doubles event
will kick off the Fall Classic,
starting with an eight-game
qualifying round on Monday,
Oct. 19, followed by two sixgame match play rounds for the
top 12 teams on Tuesday, Oct.
20. The top five teams after a
combined 40 individual games
will advance to the ESPN
stepladder finals which will be
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held on Saturday, Dec. 19, at
the National Bowling Stadium
in Reno as part of the GEICO
PBA World Series of Bowling
VII. The finals will air Sunday,
Jan. 17, at 1 p.m. ET and will
be counted as a 2016 title for
each member of the winning
team.
As of Sept. 23, 48 teams
had entered the Roth/Holman
doubles event. For a current roster of teams: http://
www.pba.com/Content/files/
Downloads/2015%20FALL%20
CLASSIC%20(Doubles).pdf
Following the doubles event,
the Fall Classic continues with
the PBA Xtra Frame South
Point Las Vegas Open, a PBA
Tour singles event, Wednesday and Thursday. The PBA
South Point West Challenge, a
regional tournament for players
who haven’t won a PBA title,
is set for Friday, Oct. 23. The
inaugural PBA Team Challenge,
a wide-open five-player team
event, is set for Saturday and
Sunday with qualifying, Baker
format match play and Baker
format stepladder finals. For a
current roster of teams: http://
www.pba.com/Content/files/
Downloads/2015%20FALL%20
CLASSIC%20(Team).pdf
The PBA50 Western Open, a
PBA West Region tournament
for players ages 50-and-older,
will conclude the Fall Classic
on Monday.
All of the South Point
Bowling Plaza PBA Fall Classic
competition will be covered
live on PBA’s online videostreaming service, Xtra Frame.
For subscription information,
visit pba.com and click on the
Xtra Frame link.
TEAM FISH UNVEILS
“BOWL FOR THE CURE”
FUND-RAISING PROJECT
Team Fish, the group of
young PBA members who have
banded together for fun and
friendship, is adding “fundraising” to its portfolio. Led by
North Carolina team members
Connor Pickford of Charlotte
and Kyle Troup of Taylorsville,
Team Fish is unveiling a
TEEN BOWLERS
Bates of Cedar Park, TX. She
defeated Jaelle Hamman in the
championship match 522-454.
GIRLS
1. Addy Bates, Cedar Park,
TX (30 SMART scholarship,
TBC Champion and Storm
shirts)
2. Jaelle Hamman, Jarrell,
TX ($25 SMART)
3. Angelica Hilt, Converse,
TX ($20 SMART)
Thank you to the staff at
Highland Lanes in Austin,
especially youth director
Ken Diebold for all his help
and promoting. I also want
to thank Storm Bowling and
Zapp IT bowling products for
At Hallmark
McNeish lights up 759,
Morgan notches 299/729
KILLEEN – Garry McNeish,
from the Hit & Miss Classic group,
pocketed power-laden 245-247267 = 759 numbers en route to
earning high-series honors for
the month at Hallmark Lanes.
Jen Morgan headed the ladies
leader board with an outstanding
215-215-299 = 729 Friday Duos
set.
HONOR ROLL
Daniel Dick 262, Lewis Stansbury
705, Karin Ciesiolka 219, Christi Hellon
578, Chris Causey 265, Pete Schirripa,
Jr. 728, Karin Ciesiolka 218-582, Jerry
Kilpatrick 182-521, Vivian Mikell
169-432.
Suzie Wollek 181, Mia Daywalt
480, Heath Fletcher 259-682, Barbara
Person 236-584, Pete Schirripa, Jr.
280-736, Phyllis Love 211-559, Ben
Hogan 249, Dan Haddenham 641, Mitzi
Cina 210-612.
Jordan Garza 248-669, Lisa
Blackman 213-566, Lee Price 278-689,
Bev Haywood 213, Bev Lyons 535, Ed
Hellon 278, Jordan Garza 715, Karin
Ciesiolka 226-613, Jim Dittmer 267,
Steve Salak 670.
Karin Ciesiolka 244-679, Jerry
Kilpatrick 188-521, Vivian Mikell
174-394, Eva Dorsey 199, Vickie Gill
491, Jason Bardales 259, Jeff Hough
675, Sally Wedgewood 202, Sandy
Hernandez 547.
Ben Hogan 278-739, Cindy Gill
216-633, Lewis Stansbury 259-721, Jen
Morgan 257-670, Lewis Stansbury 280,
Warren Howard 731, Mitzi Cina 247,
Lisa Blackman 561, Eric Odette 279,
Bernie Adams 747.
Karin Ciesiolka 247-687, John Pasch
266, Earl Kennedy, Sr. 665, Maria
Dittmer 262, Karin Ciesiolka 625, Jerry
Kilpatrick 203-521, Christine Goins
171-430, Vickie Gill 190-539, John
Dixon, Sr. 247.
Lewis Stansbury 621, Sandy
Hernandez 246-606, Pete Schirripa,
Jr. 289-749, Josh Herrick 289, Lisa
Blackman 238, Esther Navarro 560,
Jose Caballero 278-701, Andy Holbert
289.
Lewis Stansbury 697, Heather
Mullen 233, Lisa Blackman 626, Heath
Fletcher 259, Jordan Garza 710, Christi
Hellon 234-649, Steve Salak 266-674,
Phyllis Gatliff 235, Karin Ciesiolka 584.
Quinten Goins 187-513, Christine
Goins 159-439, Vickie Gill 188, Suzie
Wollek 532, Jeff Hough 266, Rod
Watkins 705, Rachael Brown 245-627,
Jason Bardales 269, Esther Navarro
226-664.
Lewis Stansbury 262-713, Mitzi
Cina 226-571, Andy Holbert 247-679,
Lisa Blackman 256-582.
SENIORS
Larry O’Keeffe 269, Rullie Haywood
711, Nee Wallace 227, Pat Gray 523,
John Schuch 220, T J Jones 633, Nee
Wallace 199, Barbara Jones 485, Jay
Herman 224, Cecil Hicks 576, Beverly
Williams 390.
Birce Miller 279, Dick Sayers 700,
Barbara Person 213, Nee Wallace 547,
Jay Herman 237, Gus Garcia 548,
Judi McCarthy 156, Lisa Maruna 452,
Red Demerson 255-611, Wanda Clark
220-531.
Rullie Haywood 257-720, JoAnn
Biels 244, Sako Atkins 588, Cecil Hicks
208, Jay Herman 563, Bobbie Hicks
170, Christine Kuebler 468, Johnny
Chavarria 260, Rullie Haywood, Jr.
648. Le Quinn 220, Wanda Clark 566.
At Killeen Bowlerama
Smith soars to 800,
Charles topples 732
Maxson 300
KILLEEN – Allan Smith
topped the honor roll last month
at Killeen Bowlerama with a
high-powered 800 Commercial
series.
Sandi Charles, Smith’s league
mate, registered a rollicking
279/732 set to lead the ladies on
the honor roll.
Josh Maxson earned highgame accolades with an awardwinning perfecto.
HONOR ROLL
Mark Smith 758, Kris Vanecek
232-607, Donny Bennight 269, John
Manibusan 269-714, Nee Wallace
214-597, Bob McDougal 269, Jackie
Harris 750, Jean Maxson 268-709, Jeff
Vanecek 288.
Robert Davie 289-789, Brian
Bohannon 730, Bobby Wacker 290, Luis
Baez 278-721, Alycia Blackwell 613,
Donnie Shaffer 278, Milissa Bennight
235, John Manibusan 721, Robert
McCall 290.
their support. The next TBC
and TBC Jr will be on October
4th at Brunswick Westcreek
Lanes in Ft Worth. This past
Sunday, the TBC gave out over
$1,000 in SMART Scholarships. To date, the TBC events
have given away over $28K in
SMART scholarships to youth
bowlers. Be sure to follow Teen
Bowlers Circuit of Facebook or
at www.teenbowlerscircuit.net
for upcoming tournament info.
Email any questions or if your
center wishes to host a TBC,
TBC JUNIOR or SUPER 7 event
to Brad Ellis at bradellis8101@
gmail.com.
PBA SPARE SHOTS
custom-designed t-shirt that
will be sold to raise money in
support of the efforts to find a
cure for breast cancer.
Pickford, who lost his
mother Valerie to breast cancer
in September 2001, and Troup,
whose grandmother died from
the disease in 2010 and whose
mother is a breast cancer survivor, are leading the Team Fish
effort to raise money as part
of the national October Breast
Cancer Awareness month
campaign. The special breast
cancer t-shirt can be ordered
through the Team Fish page on
Facebook. Orders are now being accepted. All proceeds from
the t-shirt sales will be donated
to Susan G. Komen for the Cure
through the bowling family’s
Bowl for the Cure program.
MARSHALL KENT
SHINES IN PABCON MEN’S
CHAMPIONSHIPS
PBA’s 2014 Rookie of the
Year, Marshall Kent of Yakima,
Wash., won a pair of gold medals, a silver and a bronze, for
Team USA in the Pan American
Bowling Confederation Men’s
Championships at AMF Bolera
Paradise Lanes in San Juan,
Puerto Rico, in mid-September.
Kent won the all-events
gold medal and teamed with
fellow PBA star Sean Rash
and amateur John Janawicz
to win trios. Janawicz also
won singles and the Masters
finale. Team Colombia, with
PBA members Andres Gomez,
Jaime Gonzalez, Jaime Monroy,
Manuel Otalora and non-member Santiago Mejia, won the
team title by 61 pins over the
favored U.S. team (Bill O’Neill,
Chris Barnes, Janawicz, Kent,
Rash and Tommy Jones).
Barnes won silver in singles
and trios with O’Neill and
Jones. O’Neill and Jones won
silver in doubles with Kent
and Rash claiming the bronze
medal.
At Tenpins & More
Emerson glues 775,
Miller-Mackie drills 752
Emerson, Kadane 300’s, Card 298
RIO RANCHO, NM – Lance
Emerson won high-set honors
for the month at Tenpins & More
with a power-packed 258-248269 = 775 Bud Handicap Trios
league series.
Dana
Miller-Mackie,
Emerson’s league mate, topped
the leader board for the ladies
with an outstanding 257-238-257
= 752 session.
Lance Emerson and Ray
Kadane shared high-game
accolades as each recorded
award-winning 12-baggers. Reg
Card took runner-up honors with
a near-perfect 298 solo.
HONOR ROLL
Anthony Rodriguez 194-507, Jen
Edens 183-470, Lance Emerson (4
games) 1075, Dana Miller-Mackie (4
games) 267-1019, Ron Michel 248-623,
Shelli Johnson 204-509, Ron Michel
263-733.
Adrienne Hare 278-748, Reg Card
692, Paula Amschler 233-630, Jeff
Jones 235-686, Michele Gray 181-462,
Kenneth Gonzales 249-651, Beverly
Gabaldon 212-568, Richard Marquis
244-713.
Gloria Gonzakowski 167-452, Sam
Phan 199-449, Frankie Hart 138-334,
Robert Edwards (4 games) 232-810, Jeff
Jones 267-670, Kathie Carter 176-459,
Andy Zumwalt (4 games) 279-1020.
Shauna Shannon (4 games) 268875, Teresa Hope 211-587, Matt Smith
278-723, Adrienne Hare 231-652.
SENIORS
Bob Thurston 268-693, Pat Kominiak 187-507, Pete Sheridan 258-740,
Dana Miller-Mackie 228-681, Russell
James 191-487, Debra Garcia 180-451.
PBA Xtra Frame South Point
Las Vegas Open, Oct. 21-22,
and the new PBA Team Challenge, Oct. 24-25.
QUICK NOTES
Bowling fans who may not
have had a chance to watch the
Smithfield PWBA Tour Championship on CBS Sports Network
can now watch the final event
of the PWBA season on Xtra
Frame. Look for the show in
the Xtra Frame archives.
Now is your chance to book
a room through HotelPlanner.
com’s link on pba.com for a
chance to win a $200 lodging
certificate in the September
sweepstakes sponsored by
PBA’s official hotel booking
partner. And if you subscribe
to Xtra Frame before Oct. 1
(monthly plan at $7.99 or XF
Season Ticket for $64.99), you
will automatically enter both
the MOTIV and DV8 monthly
sweepstakes for a chance to
win a new high-performance
MOTIV or DV8 bowling ball.
September winners will be
announced in early October.
Tenpins & More presents…
NEW SEASON
SCRATCH MATCH-PLAY SERIES
(Leading up to the 13th New Mexico Open in 2016)
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January 1-3, 2016 (New Year’s Weekend)
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July 15-17, 2016
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HERITAGE LANES BOWLING VALUE DAYS
At Heritage Lanes
G Fein belts 732,
S Fein claims 644
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Greg
Fein headed the honor roll for
the month at Heritage Lanes by
stroking super solid 243-278211 = 732 numbers in Tuesday
Twisters league play.
Stephanie Fein, also from the
Tuesday Twisters group, fired a
smooth 173-258-213 = 644 set to
lead the ladies.
HONOR ROLL
Brad Wolf 267-673, Karen Beck
28-EVENT EXTENDED 201213 PBA TOUR SERIES NOW
AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE
PBA fans now have access to
television coverage of the entire
extended 2012-13 PBA Tour
schedule on the PBABowling
channel on YouTube. The 201213 season included a unique
14-month schedule as the PBA
was preparing to return to a
calendar-year schedule at the
start of 2014. For that reason,
the 2012-13 season included
two PBA World Series of
Bowling (eight animal pattern
championships plus two PBA
World Championships), along
with the 2013 Winter Swing
(which included a full schedule
of PBA League telecasts), the
2013 Chris Paul PBA Celebrity
Invitational, the complete 2013
Summer Swing from Milwaukee, the 2013 U.S. Open and
two Round1 Japan Cup finals.
To access the complete
schedule of telecasts now available on YouTube, click here:
https://www.youtube.com/
playlist?list=PLwuUW8zaol89f
M1TzbSNEMMrCJjiXkJ54
NEXT UP ON XTRA
FRAME: KOKOMO SHOOTOUT,
IOWA MIDWEST OPEN
PBA action returns to
Xtra Frame on Sunday, Oct.
4, with the Kokomo Central
Shootout presented by Security
Federal Savings Bank from
Heritage Lanes in Kokomo,
Ind., followed by the PBA Xtra
Frame Iowa Midwest Open
from Thunderbowl in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, Oct. 10-11, where
a projected $10,000 first prize
and a PBA Tour title will be at
stake.
The Iowa Midwest Open
is the final Xtra Frame event
leading into the PBA Fall
Classic, a multi-event Xtra
Frame extravaganza hosted
by South Point Bowling Plaza
in Las Vegas beginning Oct.
19. During the Fall Classic,
Xtra Frame will provide live
coverage of the Mark Roth/
Marshall Holman PBA Doubles
Championship qualifying and
match play rounds Oct. 19-20,
start-to-finish coverage of the
201-529, Greg Baum 247-693, Sissy
Christie 184-538, Brad Nixon 280-702,
Herese Carter 239-615, Donnie Chance
204-539, Kevin Whitley 200-587, Judi
Jones 158-445, Richard Deathridge
209-609.
SENIORS
Joe Luna 280-689, Michelle
Montgomery 279-685, Mory Majma
258-673, Jeri Taylor 246-651.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Special
Ladies
Night
Wednesday Night
6 PM till 11 PM
6 PM til 11 PM
9 PM till Midnight
3 Hours
2 Hours
Of Bowling
$7.99+ tax
per person,
Includes shoe rental
Ladies Bowl
Free*
*Just pay for shoes
Thursday
WOW
All You Can
GLO BOWL
Men $7.99**
$11.99
**Includes shoe rental
Per Person
includes shoes
REGULAR BOWLING RATES
Monday thru Friday Open to 5 PM
$2.89 per game
Monday thru Thurs. 5 PM to Close
$3.89 per game
Holidays & 5 PM Friday thru Sunday
$4.69 per game
Shoe Rental $3.29
Rent-A-Lane (Mon. - Fri.) $21.99
SPECIALS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
Fri. & Sat.
Sunday
hour
SENIOR SPECIAL happy
4 PM to 8 PM
$1.09 per game + tax
11 AM - 2 PM
Thursday Thunder
6 PM to Midnight
2 Hours & Shoes
$10.00 per person & tax
All You Can Bowl, Friday Only
Twilite Bowl
$11.99 + tax
10 PM til 2 AM
Glo-Bowling, Light
Show and Music
3 Hours
All You Can Bowl
4 Hours: $15.99 each
Charge per person
Shoes included
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Shoes Included. All prices plus tax
HERITAGE LANES
11917 N. Pennsylvania
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120
405-755-7575
2 til 2
11 AM til 2 PM
$1.99
PER GAME
PER PERSON
Shoes Not Included
Must start before 2 PM
Sunday
Twilight
8 PM till 11 PM
All the Glo
You Can Bowl
$9.99 + tax
per person, shoes included
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX
PRO-AM ENTRY & TICKET ORDERS
PRO-AM PACKAGES
FULL PACKAGES: ADULT $79.00 | JUNIOR/SENIOR $39.00
EXEMPT PACKAGES: ADULT $189.00 | JUNIOR/SENIOR $149.00
• Bowl 3 games of 3-6-9 (automatic strikes in 3rd, 6th and
9th frames) with 6 U.S. Open Competitors
• Coaching by the world’s best bowlers
• $1,000 1st Place Guaranteed (based on 1,000 paid Adult Entries)
• $500 1st Place Scholarship in Junior Division
• PBA Pro-Am Certificate
Exempt packages include all items in the full package
PLUS: HAMMER BLACK WIDOW HIGH PERFORMANCE BALL
APPROXIMATE RETAIL VALUE: $239
• Weights 12 lbs, 13lbs, 14lbs, 15lbs, 16lbs
SCHEDULING & TICKET PRICING
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 1
Practice and Pro-Ams
11:00 AM Pro-Am
1:30 PM Pro-Am
ALL DAY PASS - $10
MONDAY
NOVEMBER 2
TBD Practice
7:00 PM Pro-Am
ALL DAY PASS - $10
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 3
Qualifying Round One
(8 games)
8:00 AM “A” Squad
1:30 PM “B” Squad
7:00 PM “C” Squad
Spectator Pass - $10
ALL DAY PASS - $20
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 4
Qualifying Round Two
(8 games)
8:00 AM “B” Squad
1:30 PM “C” Squad
7:00 PM “A” Squad
ALL DAY PASS - $20
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER 5
Qualifying Round Three
(8 games)
8:00 AM “C” Squad
1:30 PM “A” Squad
7:00 PM “B” Squad
The field is cut to the top 1/3 bowlers
ALL DAY PASS - $20
FRIDAY
NOVEMBER 6
Qualifying Round Four
10:00 AM 8 games qualifying
Field is cut to the top 24
6:30 PM Top 24 bowl 8
games head-to-head
match play
ALL DAY PASS - $30
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 7
11:00 AM Top 24 bowl
8 games head-to-head
match play
6:00 PM Top 24 bowl final
8 games head-to-head
match play
Top 5 advance to stepladder finals
ALL DAY PASS - $30
SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 8
12 NOON CENTRAL TIME
LIVE TV FINALS
TV SHOW PASS
$40 in advance, $50 at the
door

The Bowling News

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