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SAN BERNARDINO — I am told that the American pub-lic thinks of bowling as a blue collar sport. A sport whose participants are primarily con-struction workers, truckers, party girls and a colorful as-sortment of other yahoos.

To some extent this picture is accurate but who cares. As a country boy myself I enjoy mixing with my own and I know that JESUS the carpen-ter would have been a bowler.

So what does that have to do with Terry Hodgson? Do you think I’m saying Terry is country? NO I’m not. Do you think I’m saying Terry is a trucker or maybe a biker? NO I’m not. Do you think....? NO, NO, NO!

What I’m talking about is that Terry Hodgson is a bowler and a very smart guy to boot. His IQ is rumored to be north of 140! Dear friends, that is GENIUS level and I repeat: “Terry is a bowler”. By the way, while most bowlers are not super intelligent like Terry they are darn smart.

Besides being smart Terry is a darn good bowler. He has been bowling his entire life, 60 of his 67 years. Oh what

TERRY HODGSONThe Intelligent bowler

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a sport is bowling. A sport which allows anyone a chance to participate for 60 years. I wonder if anyone has ever bowled for 100 years? I know that there have been 100 year old bowlers but have any of them actually bowled for 100 years?

I DIGRESS. As I said, Ter-ry is one heck of a bowler. He rolled his first bowling ball in his uncle’s South Euclid Bowl in South Euclid, Ohio. As ev-eryone knows South Euclid is near CLEVELAND - the home

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CALI, Colombia — In a tight race to the finish, Team USA earned the gold and silver medals in the trios event Mon-day at the 2014 Pan American Bowling Confederation Wom-en’s Championships.

Team USA’s Shannon O’Keefe, Danielle McEwan and Missy Parkin combined to shoot 3,885 to capture the gold medal at the Cali Bowl-ing Coliseum. Teammates Liz Johnson, Shannon Pluhowsky and Kelly Kulick took the sil-ver with 3,860.

Host Colombia finished 26 pins out of first and one pin out of second with 3,859 in what was a close battle until the final frame of the six-game event.

USA Takes Gold, Silver in Trios at PABCON Women’s O’Keefe led the way for

her trios team with a 1,400 to-tal, while McEwan shot 1,260 and Parkin added 1,225.

“We feel really good about what we accomplished tonight

and now we are ready to jump right into the team event to-morrow and win gold again,” O’Keefe said. “Our looks are getting better each day, and we

CALI, Colombia — Team USA dominated the field to win the team gold medal, swept the all-events medals and qualified for the 2015 Pan American Games on Tuesday in an eventful day at the 2014 Pan American Bowling Con-federation Women’s Champi-onships.

Team USA took the lead by nearly 150 pins after the first game of team event and never looked back en route to a re-cord-breaking six-game total of 6,738 at the Cali Bowling Coliseum. Canada took the silver with 6,301, and Mexico earned the bronze with 6,195.

Missy Parkin led the way for the United States with 1,452 and was followed by Liz Johnson (1,375), Kelly Kulick (1,341), Shannon O’Keefe (1,261), Shannon Pluhowsky (664) and Danielle McEwan (645).

Not only did the United States win the event by 428 pins, it also broke its own PABCON Women’s Champi-onships record of 6,713 set in 2012.

“We bowled amazing and it was just incredible,” Parkin

Team USA Wins Team, Sweeps All-Events at PABCON

said. “We were really good at communicating with each other and keeping up with the moves, which was important because the lanes were chang-ing quickly.”

Parkin set a record of her own as she blew past the all-events record with a 24-game total of 5,515 (229.79 aver-age). Kulick, who won the silver with 5,426, held the previous all-events record of 5,463, set in 2008. Johnson took the bronze medal with 5,354 to complete the Team USA sweep.

The top eight players in the all-events standings advanced to Wednesday’s final event,

the match-play Masters. The Masters will consist of three rounds of best-of-three match play to determine the medal-ists.

O’Keefe qualified fourth, Clara Guerrero of Colombia was fifth, Sandra Gongora of Mexico was sixth, McEwan was seventh and Aumi Guerra of the Dominican Republic got the last spot.

Four countries qualified for the 2015 Pan American Games on Tuesday from standings based on the combined all-events of the top two bowlers from each non-qualified coun-try.

Team USA (L-R) Shannon O’Keefe, Liz Johnson, Shannon Pluhowsky, Kelly Kulick, Damielle McEwan & Missy Parkin

Team USA Trio Champs (L-R) Shannon O’Keefe, Danielle McEwan and Missy Parkin.

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BAKERSFIELD, CA--The 8th annual Don Glover Masters Scratch Tournament and the Central Valley Masters will both be taking place this weekend (Oct. 4-5) which is one of the big changes for this 2014 Glover Masters event but there’s more!

One thing the Glover Tournament Committee strives to do is try something new to see if it fits what tournament bowlers are look-ing for these days. So this year the GTC has joined forces with the Central Valley Masters and both events will take place at the same center, Regency Lanes – 820 Real Road in Bakersfield, to enable bowlers to compete in both events if they wish. Both events have worked to get sponsors to enable a worthy first place purse as well. The Glover Masters Scratch guarantees $3,000 for first while the Central Valley Masters Handicap guarantees $2,000 for first! Both events squads will complement each other so bowlers can bowl in both if they so wish.

That’s one change. Another is the Glover Masters moved their first qualifying squad on Saturday later to 12 noon which gives bowlers an opportunity to come to the event on Saturday and not have to book a hotel room Friday night. However, if bowlers do arrive on Friday night, Regency Lanes and Glover Masters sponsor Ebonite will be hosting an Ebonite International Demo Day from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. which will enable bowlers to practice on the Glover Masters lane conditions.

Saturday will be packed with tournament bowling as the Glover Masters kicks things off with the “A” qualifying squad at 12 noon (check-in is from 11 a.m. to 12 noon). NEW this year, the qualifying squads will be seven games instead of six and one in four (plus one alternate, if needed) advances to Sunday finals. The Glover Masters is again, open to youth bowlers as well as adult scratch bowlers. Entry fee is $125 cash and re-entry fee is $100. The “B” qualifying squad is at 5 p.m. Saturday.

The Central Valley Masters will have two qualifying squads on Saturday as well and they are at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. Entry fee for their event is $60 and bowlers bowl five games in their qualifying squads and the Top 8 from each squad advance to a single elimina-tion bracket final on Sunday. Again, Central Valley Masters is a handicapped event (80% of 220). The first 300 bowled in each squad wins a brand new bowling ball! For additional information on this Central Valley Masters event, email them at [email protected]. or like them on Facebook.

Scheduled to compete at this year’s Glover Masters is 2012 Glover Masters Champion, Eddie VanDaniker, Jr. His wife, Nicole, is also considering entering which bring to light that we have not had a female Glover Champion to date. Maybe this will be the year? The late Leon Stroope, who was instrumental in organizing this event, had always wanted to see the day when a female bowler would tackle this event and emerge as the champion! VanDaniker’s career accomplishments include 24 years of bowling, (100) 300 games, high series to date is an 877. He has (4) PBA Regional Titles, was named to Team USA in 2013 where he achieved (3) gold medals, (2) silver and (1) bronze.

On Sunday, the competition will intensify as the Glover Masters Finals will start at 9 a.m. Finalists will compete bowling ten games of head-to-head Match Play with their last round being Position Round. The Top Five will then advance to a Step Ladder Final and the 2014 Glover Masters Champion will be announced around 3 p.m.

Also on Sunday at 9 a.m., the Central Valley Masters will conduct their third qualifying squad followed by the last one at 2 p.m. enabling any Glover Master bowlers who do not make the Finals to compete in the Central Valley Masters event.

Be ready to catch the finest bowlers in the western region in action this coming weekend at the Glover Masters and the Central Valley Masters in Bakersfield. This year’s event will feature a modified house shot pattern on wood lanes. Again, this year the Glover Masters is open to both youth and adult scratch bowlers. For further information on this event, like Don Glover Masters Bowling on Facebook or go to www.geusbc.org.

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CALI, Colombia — Another record was broken at the 2014 Pan American Bowling Confederation Women’s Champion-ships as Team USA’s Missy Parkin and Kelly Kulick shot 2,861 (238.42 average) to win the Doubles gold medal.

Parkin put together a six-game total of 1,498, while Kulick added 1,363, as the pair rolled to the title at the Cali Bowling Coliseum. Aruba’s Kamilah Dammers and Thashaina Seraus won the silver, while Team USA’s Shannon O’Keefe and Dan-ielle McEwan took the bronze.

It was a stellar day for Parkin as she had games of 217, 296, 247, 225, 279 and 234 to average 249.67. Kulick fired games of 222, 258, 193, 204, 251 and 235 on the 47-foot Paris pattern, the longest pattern from the World Bowling bank of lane condition-ing patterns.

“I thought I might have some issues on the long pattern, so I’m really happy with how we both performed,” said Parkin, who helped the pair break the record of 2,780 set by Kulick and Shan-non Pluhowsky in 2010.

“I was excited to bowl doubles again with Kelly because last time we bowled together at the World Championships in doubles we got silver. This time we got the gold.”

Aruba set the score to beat on the first squad Sunday only to see Parkin and Kulick blast past it. The Arubans totaled 2,754 with Dammers shooting 1,461 and Seraus adding 1,293. It’s the first medal in PABCON Women’s Championships history for the island nation.

O’Keefe totaled 1,399, while McEwan shot 1,280 to earn the bronze medal with 2,679. The third Team USA doubles pair of Shannon Pluhowsky and Liz Johnson finished seventh with 2,559.

Team USA’s Missy Parkin, Kelly Kulick Shatter PABCON Women’s Doubles Record

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Carol: Happy Anniversary Stevie!Steve: What?Carol: It’s been three years since we started this column.Steve: Wow! It seems a lot longer than that. Do you remember when we were flooded with emails?Carol: Not really......I only told you that to make you feel important. Steve: Really?Carol: Never mind, but do you remember that guy who sent a letter asking us to get a national championship started?Steve: Oh, yeah! Didn’t he send us another letter last year?Carol: Uh-huh, and guess what.Steve: Don’t tell me.......he sent another one?Carol: Yep! Right on schedule!Steve: Well you’ve got to give him credit; he’s persistent!Carol: He’s more than persistent, Steve. He’s becoming downright insistent!Steve: Why do you say that?Carol: Just read this year’s letter. Here.....Steve: Ahem. “hey! another year has come and gone already and I still don’t see no national champs being mentioned in the bowling news! what gives? doesn’t anyone give a hoot but me? sincerely yours, (name withheld), san bernardino, ca”Carol: Any thoughts?Steve: Yeah, the “caps” key on his computer isn’t working.Carol: That’s not what I meant!Steve: I know. Look, we’ve covered this topic before and the establishment hasn’t picked up on it.Carol: So you think we should just give up on the idea?Steve: Absolutely! Bowlers don’t deserve a “Super Bowl” or a “World Series.” The sport has been taken over by elites who believe they own every aspect of the game, and the majority of bowlers are okay with that.Carol: Are you being serious?Steve: Well......no.Carol: You have a plan. Don’t you?Steve: Actually, I have several.Carol: Really?! Well, let’s hear them!!!!Dean: WE ONLY HAVE ROOM FOR ONE! I HAVE SPACE RESTRICTIONS!!! REMEMBER? CRIPES!!!!!Carol: Fine! Okay Stevie, you heard the man! Give me your favorite one.Steve: Okay, but you’re not going to like it.Carol: Are you kidding me? If it gets a national championship debate started, I’ll love it!Steve: Your readers won’t like it.Carol: GIVE!Steve: Okay, here goes. “By the powers vested in me by the bowling press (you keep publishing this column), and as a duly certified sponsoring member of the CBW (I paid my dues for the year), certified coach, former bowler, and owner of more than one bowling ball, I hereby declare the City of Erie, PA to be the first to bear the title of “National Bowling Champions of the United States of America”! Carol: What?!Steve: You heard me. I declare Erie, PA to be the first “National Champions” of bowling.Carol: I don’t get it!Steve: Look, there is no format for a team, or individual, to establish themselves as the premier bowlers in the United States, so the title must be conferred upon a city. Carol: Do you mean like Seattle is the world champions of football, or Boston is baseball’s world champs?Steve: Exactly!Carol: News flash: IT’S NOT THE SAME THING!Steve: Why not? Since the powers-that-be can’t seem to make it happen, I will! Because I say so, Erie is the bowling capital of the world!Carol: I beg to differ. I think L.A. is.Steve: Too late! I’ve already bestowed the title upon Erie!Carol: Based on what?!Steve: The caliber of bowlers here.Carol: Ours are better!Steve: Erie’s a small city but can put together a team no other city can match.........including L.A!Carol: Really?! Steve: Sure, just look at all the professional bowling champions who live here. For instance, we have Ron Palombi, Jr.Carol: We have Mark Baker.Steve: We have Mike Machuga, Bob Learn, and Mike Shady.Carol: Well, we have..........uhhhhhh, hey, Dean! Who are the other titled pros that live around here?Dean: Leave me out of this! Carol: All right, so you have a lot of pros! So what! This town could still put together a team that could kick Erie’s butt!Steve: Well, put that team together and bring ‘em here. If they win, they become the national champs. If they don’t, Erie remains The Champions of the Known Bowling Universe.Carol: Who’s going to pay for all this?Steve: I don’t know and I don’t care. Your e-mailer wanted a national champion and we just established one. Maybe he’d be willing to pony up a couple bucks to take up the challenge. Carol: And who’s supposed to coordinate all this?Steve: If anyone is serious about taking up the challenge I just issued, they can call Karen or Nancy at Eastway Lanes, here in Erie, PA. For years they hosted the most popular stop on the PBA tour. In fact, they were the reason the stadium-style format exists today.Carol: Steve, you’re a trouble-maker!Steve: I’ve been called worse<:-)Comments or questions? Email them to us at: [email protected].

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BURBANK – This past weekend, I had the great pleasure (and pain) of bowling the NLAC Senior Tournament. As I struggled through a very bad set of three games, I found myself comparing the experience of tournament bowling to bowling league.

A feeling of excitement accompanies the tournament play that is not evident in bowling league. Brackets are usually offered as well as side pots and that ups the ante for one’s competitive na-ture. In the same vein, we bowl with people we don’t necessarily know well, if at all, and the smell of fresh blood is in the air.

The opportunity to show off and best a fellow bowler’s score is irresistible. I say this with fondness since I realize that I too, look like a porterhouse to everyone else! A huge part of my per-sonal excitement is meeting bowlers from other bowling centers than my own. My pair of lanes had seven bowlers from four dif-ferent centers in four different cities. How cool is that? I hap-pened to be the only female of the group and while that has ben-efits it also has humorous pitfalls.

For example, before we actually started practice, we were all kind of standing around and one of the male bowlers turns to me and says, “Are you our score monitor?” I replied rather curtly that no, I was a bowler. I had to laugh to myself thinking appar-ently female bowlers really hadn’t made as much advancement in equality as we may have thought.

All this being said, I highly recommend the occasional tourna-ment for all bowlers. Bowling your league is like visiting family while bowling tournament is like going on a journey to another country. Be adventurous, take a vacation!

Fall Bumpers: (hdcp) Benaiah McElroy 136/239, Alex Lee 117/209, Jaelin Smith 128/232, Alexis Smith 118/235.Fall Preps: (hdcp) Lucas Van Dam 183/477, Ethan Aquino 178/449, Zack Nelson/405, Madison Joneson 178/445, Danielle Swaisgood 174/456, Jahaira Higareda 154/433, Sara Tajiboy 433.Fall Juniors: (scr) Will Downing 177, Libby Keck 180/486, Peyton Reisch 500. (hdcp) Chase Frazier 251, Anthony Duffy 679, Theo Leier 635.Sunday Night League: (scr) John DiPietro Jr. 278, Ann Jones 125, Ryan Hinchliffe 707, Ashley Higgins 445. (hdcp) Haresh Dhola 282, Alexa Krull 200, Angelo Orlando 746, Vickie Maas 624.Senior Swingers: (scr) Larry McDonald 178, Esther Bugayong 176, Art Michener 472, Kay Samuelsen 470. (hdcp) Dick Bay & Rick Langer 203, Ruth Myren 212.Monday All Stars: (scr) Cameron 128, Allison 137, Mateo 193, Alissa 215. (hdcp) Mark 150, Megan 149, Hans 262.Monday 690: (scr) Dave Higgins 235, Angela Stansbery 222, Steven Jones 745, Glenda Nale 611. (hdcp) Travis Mikels 257, Marlene Mendola 237, Mattie Vance 627.Guys & Dolls: (scr) Mike McMahon 222, Danica Cunningham 203, Darren Aguilar 541, Colleen Simpson 525. (hdcp) Rou stansbery 271, Angela Stansbery 281, Kelly McDonough 705, Terese Cook 685.Wed. Nite Hdcp: (scr) Brijesh Patel 247, Dandy Hubbard 211, Larry Potter 689, Jamie Tamos 542.Senior Foursome: (scr) Dan Carone 204, Kathy Temple 166, Roger Desgroseilliers 626, Cres Cruz 439. (hdcp) Dan Willhite 247, Mariless Bishop 225, Bill Rowland 631, Lydia Gantt 688.Thursday 890: (scr) Ryan Hinchliffe 258, Rosie Schneider 191, Dan Curry 735, Ramona Gardner 534. (hdcp) Rudy Haubenreiss-er 278, Linda Willoh 256, Steve Szekeley 752, Lori Henke 687.

That’s all for now so until next time...keep the ball rollin’!

LAKEWOOD — “Shorty” Ramos, a member of the Pro Shop team followed his own advice Friday night in the Gobs and Gals league (or got REAL Lucky)! Famous for not being able to score before the sun goes down, and be-ing nicknamed “6 P.M.” he registered “239-300-268/807” to break the jinx. Congrats Mr. 800!Big Bear: Vernon Adams 258-248-“300” game/”806” se-ries on Sept.18th. Jamie Carrington 260/708, Emmerson Wafer 705, Jimmy Hamilton 246/669, Chris Slack 263/658, Ken Seiple Jr. 653, Jonathan Gale 652, Ken Shearen 253/646, Bryan Clark 253/646, Sonny Dew 247/638, Paul Staff 632, Mark Fowler 629, Steve Clark 617, Michelle Criswell 235/639, Joyce Charles 235/608, Sheri Coleman 590, Shirley Owens 226/584, Cesar Usi 570, Stepha-nie Jones 224/554, Debra Gipson 232/550, Lee Theiss 277/549, Janalee Hagan 540. V.A: Art Diemert subbed his way up the stepladder...205-215-225. Melvin Hogan 579, Bill Baumann 530, Leon Ru-dolph 505, Sue Somes 490, Benji Calinawan 218, Sonnie grant 204, Penny Doval 161. Mini Couples: Rudy Tomaneng 656, Alex Ulanday 609, Jim Olsen 543, Emily Burchman 554, Cherry Shakalford 482, Erlinda Sarabia 474, Jerry Lao 237, Bill Dennis 215, Voltainre Cuello 204, Orerelle Dennis 202, Avelina Cumbis 188, Patti Palomo 183.Fil-Am Bowlers: Chris Abing 243/665, James Boril-lo 226/605, George Gaucin 221/592, Boylee Inocente 221/591, Ronnel Jallorina 228/586, Joe DeJesus 584, Em-ily Burchman 533, Elvira Cauci 528, Nene Camanag 513, Elvie Medestomas 510.Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 554, James Clark 230/526, Jaime Grabinski 481, Elaine Harmon 203/546, Cindy Radcliffe 471.Vegas Crackpots: James Kennard 221/629, Nate Wil-liams 256/605, Raymond Jenkins 212/585, Jacob Culpep-per 214/574, Geno Shaw 212/573, Bobby Prince 230/572, Gerald Brown 221/554, Curtis McCann 553, Ellen Myers 211/528, Alwyn Woods 202/527, Teka Williams 513.Mega Vegas Sunday: B.J. Harlan 230/580, James Mat-thews 538, Leo Rachal 213/530, Don Matthews 210/527, Charles Reece 217/514, Carlos Mejia 508, Marvin Hagan 508, Michelle Allen 435, Angela Hillig 435.Corona Ladies: Caroline Stewart 188/484, Marge Adams 438. No scores were turned in for the side-pots.Alley Oops: Paul Wells 579, Tim Cable 495, Julie Gra-binski 554, Merrie Slagley 426, James Kennard 224, Myra Kremen 202. Side-pot winners—Game One: Eulalia Sal-cido 218; Game Two: Julie Grabinski 218; Game Three: Paul Wells 256.Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 237/631, Karen Witt 539, Carole Fischer 524, Karen Robbins 502, Darlene Hom 501, Bheth Alcayde 201. Side-pot winners—Game One: Brenda Durnin 243; Game Two: Gale Cervantes 190; Game Three: Agnes Blaisdell 226.Cal-Mega Vegas Tues.: Darrious Dotson 267/642, Dar-rell Harris 252/618, Tom Hillig 221/591, B.J. 211/574, John Woods 200/571, Bob Johnson Jr. 560, Kevin Sauldsberry 237/558, Tippy Thorton 525, Felicia Carr 507.Captain & Crew: Sharon Martin 526, Tua Sula 512, Bar-bara Federico 509, Sue Spencer 509, Carolyn Serna 216/506, Joanne Burke 486.Sierra Bugs: Liz Maddy 209/584, Shonna Hernandez 202/546, Cathy Anderson 496, Cathy Wyatt 486, Stepha-nie Graves 477. Side-pot winners—Game One: Liz Maddy 234; Game Two: Cathy Anderson 182; Game Three: Liz Maddy 228.Marcus Lemons Vegas: Vernon Adams 290/786, David Fitzgerald 278/695, Jello Gray 258/688, Sonny Dew 669, Edwin Spears 660, Raymond Jenkins 255/657, Brandon Grant 259/638, Stephanie Jones 211/607, LaJeana Harris 218/597, LaKanda Gadson 221/595, Felecia Tripp 235/590, Tianna Tipson 575, Crystal Barker 243/563, Helen Martin 219/538.C.A.U.L.: President David Regul top scorer again this week..”277”/637. Are you practicing some where? Keith Hartman 229/679, Andy Clark 234/651, Jonathan Gale 227/635, RJ Guimond 232/610, Eugene Lane 218/583, Jim Johnson 582, Lori Gilmore 475, Jackie Mallory 427. Pin Heads: Greg Kelly 237/559, Shorty Ramos 510, Don Louis 501, Barneisha Hull 234/562, Ashley Brown 210/549, Karen Roubinov 515, Pamela Johnson 507.We have Senior Leagues on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 116 Teams=“Young At Heart”, “Recycled Teens”, “Senior Men’s Trios”; “Grandma’s /Grandpa’s”; “Funsters”. Room for 3 Seniors. Give us a call.Young At heart: Horace Kinney 231/607, Ron McClain Sr. 207/593, B.J. 220/570, Rich Heid 545, Ed Hansen 521, Rey Santos 508, Tua Sula 505, Frances Walker 503. Recycled Teens: Fale Sula 516, Boylee Inocente 493, Eddie Buhay 479, Jim Burke 478, James Kennard 464, Al Dimas 453, Divina Buhay 515, Joanne Burke 453, Joan Rotter 449. Senior Men’s Trio: Steve Ritchie 279/781, Bob Sel-ner 288/740, Conrad Vanesse 267/735, Anthony Smith 268/721, Larry Gray 707, Daryl McCloud 269/694, Josh Hudson 279/685, Art Jackson 677, Herman Ferguson 663, John Dunn 660.Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Another great Senior League! Chris VanDeven 234/563, Ray Culp 219/553, Ken Seiple Sr. 528, Stan Murren 212/508, Donna May 504, Danne VanHorn 213/489, Elena VanDeven 209, Betty Anthony 480.Funsters: Cal Bowl loves Seniors and the Funsters are re-

ally a fun group. Ed Hansen 257/683, Tim Lafarga 255/653, Jim Plante 256/635, Josh Hudson 269/613, Vince Haneda 221/605, Boylee Inocente 227/603, Tom Pettway 589, Hor-ace Kinney 213/574, Dan Monzon 565, Danne VanHorn 238/581, Vancie Keith 199/548, Adela Santos 511.

That was a great week of scores. Let’s continue to see more next week.

WINNETKA — The pumpkins, Halloween costumes and goodies are out so that means it’s time to have fun..Hallow-een will be here in a few weeks.

During the meantime let’s see how the bowlers are do-ing here at Winnetka Bowl.Van Nuys Eagles: Ed Jones 255/644, Dionna Hall 513, Matt Hall 224/622, Rick Gamboa 215/616, Joe Myers 558, Ron Craig 553, Michele Person 475, J.T. Porras 202.Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 258/635, Diana Rollins 466, Rick Godin 233/620, Wayne Coffman 218/583, Patrick Rollins 525, Robert Chevalier 237/519, Peggy Bird 437, Bob Pfleger 206.River Maniacs: Kevin Gross 278/”806” series, Patti Ehart 211/600, Vince Koeller 279/762, Dan Onestinghel 268/714, Dwayne Hanna 704, Johnnie Englehart 268/701, Monise Kelly 204/571, Marsha Martinez 543, Alexandra Athans 447, Nick Simon 268.470 Travel: Kelly Gold 247/691, Farol Brifman 213/591, Connie Wannomae 222/546, Arlene Bonino 523, Karen McDonald 511.Comedians: Andrew Ibrahim 237/699, Erica Pollack 207/547, Shawn Zaer 246/623, Ray Stoy 240/698, Jesse Chastain 237/630, Dan Onestinghel 617, Ellen Eckard 518, Michelle Jones 505, Irma Giles 478, Michael Mugha-dam 245.Copper Bucket: Mark Yamashita 229/582, Karen Vance 175/479, Chas Wiggan 570, Tom Borrelli 216/546, Joe My-ers 531, J.T. Porras 507, Chris Vadman 407.Wednesday NIght Rollers: Troy Gibson 266/683, Monise Kelly 209/581, Lou Stone 664, Bob Englehart 240/663, Mark Ellis 239/652, Chris Ivey 642, Kathy Brening-Ray 5455, Stacy Cornette 506, Lynn Snyder 501, Rick Dobris 248, Doug Baillie 240, Kristen Carroll 202.500 Classic: Marlene Holomom 187/542, Cindy Dominguez 533, Patti Ehart 531,Petra Kaun 509, Pam LInd 498.The Classics: Christopher George 235/61, Pam Findl 212/536, Larry George 267/633, Louis Enriquez 533, Nick Hendrickson 479, Stella Martinez 531, Bo Fogel 213/504, Laurie Gilmore 202/504.Thirsty Nite Out: Ed Uyemuki 269/644, Liz Rogers 234/578, Chris Ivey 231/642, Mitch Jacobs 623, Patrick Reed 223/607, Andy Munro 256/600, Stella Mount 511, Ida Farber 500, Michelle Resnik 498, Daniel Barkin 236.SFVCC Nikkei: Tak Kokubo 223/653, Noriko Fukunaga 211/565, Mas Suruki 247/637, Sho Kadonaga 622, Stan Date 610, Kirk Sasaki 610, Tami Shiotani 552, Pei Eto 515, Hisako Kokubo 482, Kevin Eto 246, Bob Yamashita 233, Stephen Sasaki 224, Gary Endow 223.Party Animals: Gary Gladstone 258/702, Elizabeth Fon-vergne 268/657, Larry George 246/691, Kevn Gross 245/684, Brandon Bradley 253/671, Brandon Hart 245/670, Marsha Martinez 214/603, Maye Schwimmer 440, Dwayne Hanna 258.

SENIORS49’Ers: Philip Lanni 224/632, Mary Lauer 235/533, Alan Alejandro 245/594, Les Charbonneau 215/599, Richard Greenzweight 595, Rick Dobris 205/580, Barbara Vacca-rello 509, Carolyn Scherzberg 473, Michael Chaney 215.Funtimers: Howard Rovner 247/703, Carolyn Scherzberg 200/578, Rick Kopper 236/623, Marv Baker 245/603, Philip Lanni 213/597, Bill Volkert 242/581, Liz Rogers 509, Bev Zietz 505, Pam Lind 496, Al Reiswig 213, Ron Doll 213.39’Ers: Al Reiswig 230/641, Carolyn Scherzberg 212/598, Jose Blanco 243, Rick Kopper 220/637, Hung-Lay Quon 629, Richard Greenzweight 235/617, Jerry Kanowitz 595, Patricia Carpenter 493, Mary Lauer 487, Philip Lanni 231.

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Junior Royals: Justin Pluchino 253/702, Julia Frias 215/596, Erik Godin 211/579, William Wales 237/506, Kai Burris 335, Kyle Ycaza 122/331, Jacey Opiana 185/528, Deanna Frias 386.8 for 8: (2 games) Gannon Alvarado 115/225, Mackenzie Arand 96/176, Conner Reagan-Jarrett 99/174, Louis De-pero 93/174, Skyler Burris 94/170, Ryan Levine 98/168, Cloee Velasquez 87/159, Micaela Munoz 85/158, Malissa Gutierrez 80/148, Cassidy Cuarenta 140.

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Before retiring Mr. Hodgon’s career took him to varied parts of the USA and saw him develop into a Telecommunications ex-pert. He knows computers, iphones and ipads. He knows soft-ware, passwords and coding. REPEAT AFTER ME: “Terry is a damn smart guy”.

Speaking of smarts, let me give you some examples of Terry’s ENCYCLOPEDIC EXPERTISE: Can you calculate the square root of the earth’s circumference in less than ten seconds? TERRY CAN.Do you know the average temperature of Saturn’s surface at sun-set? TERRY DOES.Can you calculate the softness of a bowling ball? TERRY CAN.Do you know the speed at which a salmon must swim upstream, in the Columbia River, to successfully reach it’s spawning grounds? TERRY DOES.

Now you know why I say Terry is darn smart and a darn good bowler. He knows a lot, he bowls a lot, he’s a darn good friend.

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Conti and Jordan Jr. Take Opening Day Titles

by David Yamauchi

LAKEWOOD — The Junior Amateur Tour started off the 2014-2015 with a bang at Cal Bowl last weekend. It was great to see the familiar and the new faces hit the lanes for a new season of JAT competition.

In the Farm Club, it was nice to see some fresh blood to take the place of the bowlers moving up to Open Division. In qualify-ing, Michael Conti lapped the field at -7, followed by Eric Schuk-sta -92, Nick Caner -107 and Julian Zavala -114. Low to qualify was Michaela Buhain at -187. High scores included Michael Conti 237, Nick Caner 237, Kevin Banaag 222, Samuel Martinez 221, Erick Schuksta 220, and Soloman Salama 211. In Match Play, Conti came out screaming with a 254 start and went 4-1 to lead the field at +88. Caner used a 221 and 217 and 5 wins to take the 2nd seed at +50 followed by Reigh Abaoag who put up a nice 259 to jump to take the last rolloff spot. Other high games in Match Play included Salama 232-218. In the stepladder rolloffs, Nick Caner struck past Reigh Abaoag 212-159 to advance to the Championship Match against leader Michael Conti. The game was close until a missed spare put Caner behind and Michael Conti jumped on the opportunity with a 213-178 win for the title. Congratulations Michael!

In the Open Division, some old and some new Farm gradu-ates took to the nicer side of the bowl for some striking. Ashley Dunn put up back-to-back 700 sets to lead all bowlers at +226 for her six game set. Anthony Schanen looked comfortable in the Open qualifying 2nd at +201 followed by Jerome Jordan Jr. +146 and Brandon Wanders +138. Low to qualify was Ralph Ramirez III at even. In the bracket, top-4 took a bye while the bottom 8 bowled for spots in the quarterfinals. (5) Oscar Chan swept past (12) Ralph Ramirez, (6) Tyler Salverda swept (11) Terrence Rob-inson 2-0, (7) Joe Grondin needed three to take out (10) Wesley Low Jr. and (9) Patrick Rodriguez was the lone lower seed to ad-vance 2-1 over (8) Brandon Pekins. In the quarterfinals, the top-4 seeds joined the fun and all four took their matches. (1) Ashley Dunn swept through Rodriguez, (2) Anthony Schanen swept past Grondin, (3) Jerome Jordan Jr. took two straight from Salverda and (4) Brandon Wanders needed three to eliminate Chan. In the semifinals, Dunn continued her great bowling taking out Wan-ders 206-192 and 213-200 while on the other side Jerome Jordan Jr. needed three to eliminate Schanen 205-195, 222-228 and 192-190. In the championship match, Jordan Jr. came out striking to a 201-195 win but Dunn came back to take game two 228-208 and force a game three. In the final match, Jerome Jordan Jr. took ad-vantage of a couple missed spares mid-game and struck his way to a 216-180 win and the title. Congratulations Jerome!

For new bowlers, our two clubs bowl two distinct formats. Farm Club bowlers bowl five games of qualifying before the field is cut. The top bowlers continue to bowl 5 games of match-play to qualify for the championship rolloffs. In the Open Division, bowlers bowl six games of qualifying before the field is cut. Bowlers then bowl single-elimination best-of-three matches to the finals. Farm Club get the experience of bowling bonus-pin match play while Open Division bowlers get to feel the pres-sure of best-of-three elimination matches. Each format prepares bowlers for their adult tournament careers.

Farm Club tournament entry fee is $40 and Open Division entry fee is $45. Bowlers earn SMART scholarship funds as well as season-long points for end of the year awards. Membership fee for the entire season is $30 and JAT Gold Membership is available for $100 and includes a new Brunswick or DV8 ball of choice- a great opportunity thanks to our friends at Brunswick/DV8 Bowling. Membership fees go towards year-end awards for our outstanding bowlers.

JAT — 2nd Ashley Dunn and Champ Jerome Jordan Jr.

2nd Nick Caner, Champ Michael Conti & 3rd Reigh Abaoag

Keystone Lanes Saturday Juniors

by David Howard

NORWALK — Saturday, Starting in the Bumpers, Priscilla Adams bowled a 90 with a 74 avg. Alexander Silva bowled a 83 with 77 avg. Adan Ughoc bowled 62 with a 55 avg. Malachi Garcia bowled a 94 with a 73 avg. Robert Lieb bowled a 96 with a 74 avg. Ezra De Armond bowled a 67 with a 62 avg.

Next in the Preps, Zachary Johnson bowled a 129 with a 95 avg. Orion De Armond bowled a 99 with a 93 avg.Josh Lopez bowled a 134 with a 102 avg. Izabella Salaises bowled a 104 with a 91 avg. Angel Cordero bowled a 129 with a 103 avg.Justin Perez bowled a 112 with a 102 avg. Cash Leuschner bowled a 102 with a 68 avg. Jaden Wilson bowled a 148 with a 91 avg. Johnny Ruiz bowled a 91 with a 66 avg. Skyler Ecklund bowled a 126 with a 106 avg. Leya Parker bowled a 134 with a 102 avg. Joshua Gunther bowled a 103 with a 95 avg. Korey Allen bowled a 102 with a 92 avg. Matthew Keriakous bowled a 101 with a 82 avg. Joshua Mayes bowled a 134 with a 126 avg.

Ending with the Majors, David Williams bowled a 153 with a 143 avg. Alexis Reynaga bowled a 154 with a 123 avg. Zachary Norman bowled a 195 with a 182 avg. David Howard bowled a 214 with a 165 avg. Allysha Howard bowled a 223 with a 151 avg. Megan Ruiz bowled a 159 with a 123 avg. Dejah Pope bowled a 176 with a 149 avg. Nice bowling juniors.

The United States easily led the way, while Aruba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic also qualified bringing the to-tal number of qualified countries to 12.

Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and Venezuela secured spots previous to this week’s event. The final two spots will be awarded at the Central and Caribbean Games later this year.

All rounds of the PABCON Women’s Championships are be-ing broadcast live on BOWL.com’s BowlTV.

2014 PABCON WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPSAt Cali Bowling Coliseum, Cali, Colombia

TEAM (Six games)

GOLD - United States (Shannon Pluhowsky 664, Shannon O’Keefe 1261, Danielle McEwan 645, Liz Johnson 1,375, Kelly Kulick 1,341, Missy Parkin, 1,452), 6,738

SILVER - Canada (Valerie Calberry 1,286, Lynne Gauthier 1,242, Miranda Panas 1,324, Samantha Wong How 1,178, Isa-belle Rioux 1,271), 6,301

BRONZE - Mexico (Ashanti Sanchez 1,250, Lilia Robles 1,261, Iliana Lomeli 653, Sayuri Yamada 524, Aseret Zetter 1,232, San-dra Gongora 1,275), 6,195

ALL-EVENTS (24 games)

GOLD - Missy Parkin, United States, 5,515SILVER - Kelly Kulick, United States, 5,426BRONZE - Liz Johnson, United States, 5,354

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are settling in just at the right time.”The silver medal came down to the very last shot as John-

son struck on her final ball to secure second place for her trios team. Kulick shot 1,335, Pluhowsky fired 1,294 and Johnson had 1,231.

Colombia was led by Maria Jose Rodriguez with 1,308, while Rocio Restrepo shot 1,290. Clara Guerrero started the trios event with a perfect game and went on to total 1,261.

Four countries will qualify for the 2015 Pan American Games this week as part of the PABCON Women’s Championships. The combined all-events total of the top two bowlers from each non-qualified country will determine the top four that advance.

Eight countries have already qualified for the Pan American Games, which will feature 14 countries. Argentina, Brazil, Can-ada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and Venezuela have already secured spots.

There are seven countries competing in the PABCON Wom-en’s Championships that have yet to qualify and four will earn spots. Those countries are Aruba, the Bahamas, the United States, Guatemala, Panama, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.

With just the team event remaining, Team USA is in prime position to qualify for the Pan American Games.

The competition moves to the team event, which will be con-tested starting at 10 a.m. Eastern on Tuesday. All rounds of the PABCON Women’s Championships are being broadcast live on BOWL.com’s BowlTV.

2014 PABCON WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPSAt Cali Bowling Coliseum, Cali, ColombiaMonday’s results

TRIOS (Six games)

GOLD - Shannon O’Keefe (1,400)/Danielle McEwan (1,260)/Missy Parkin (1,225), United States, 3,885

SILVER - Liz Johnson (1,231)/Shannon Pluhowsky (1,294)/Kelly Kulick (1,335), United States, 3,860

BRONZE - Rocio Restrepo (1,290)/Maria Jose Rodriguez (1,308)/Clara Guerrero (1,261), Colombia, 3,859

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Co. will be tough to beat. Another 4-1 win last night over Team 15 has them sitting on top of the standings at 18-2, one game ahead of Team 12 who they will face next week. Frank “Bad A**” Barefoot 278/744 & Billy 269/718 led the Professional Approach quartet while the other Jr., Leonard Ruiz 260/743 & Ramon Torres 259/676 were tops for Team 15.

The next pair had Team 12 use an all out attack to take down Bow-lium who struggled all night to keep pace, as they blasted them 5-0. Three of four bowlers broke 700, & the 4th would have led Bowlium. Can you say DOMINATE? Jeff Carr 289/710, Ashkan Tahvildaran 276/723, and Sam Hitchcock 269/747 bombed their way to a Season High 2838 team series. Eric Snow 279/259/698 & Paul Varela 667 helped Team 10 stay in contention as they overcame a Game 1 loss to defeat Team 15 4-1. Dr. Lee completed his rounds with 257/715 to smoke the rest of the pair. Team 16 came out ready with a 1017 Game 1 to take down Team 7 4-1 and move into a 4th place tie. It was Charles in Charge, as Mr. Zelaya 276/722 with help from Herbert Jones 679 and Arnold Cheesman 675 were better than Team 7’s Kurt Arakaki 689 & Anthony Santos 681.

It was a 7 fest on 19 & 20 as both teams had two bowlers break that barrier. Charlie Kinstler 279/764 & Gabriel Martnez 286/724 had the big-ger sets to lead SYSCO’s 4-1 defeat of Team 6 who were led by Mason Sherman 719 & Jon Diso 278/711.

Team 13 won a close match over Team 2 4-1 as Matt Mosley 722, Matt Schermerhorn 278/695 and Steve “Never” Boring 268/710 were on it all night. Kevin Too Tall Jones 268/722 & Miguel Garcia 259/747 could only muster 1 win for Team 2. Vernon Adams 268/734 along with Brian Gonzales 710 got Team 23 back to winning with a 4-1 defeat of Team 17. Tianna Tipton looked hot all night with 673, but couldn’t get any help from her boys til the last game. In one of the few sweeps, J.A.T.

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Next week the top match will again feature Professional Approach for the Round lead, and hopefully for the rest of us, Team 12 can gar-ner more than 1 win vs them, a feat yet achieved this season. We do have position round EVERY week here, makes for some of the best bowling around. With so many talented bowlers here, I can’t believe nobody has managed to shoot 300, so if you have never witnessed one, come down, the bar help is hot, and the beer is cold!! And I will be surprised if we don’t get that first perfect game. Have a blessed week everyone; see you next Monday at Del Rio Lanes in Downey!

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