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VERNON HILLS, Ill—WesMalott won one for the “YoungGuns” Sunday, as well as ayoung one close to his heart.

The 30-year-old won hissecond career Denny’s PBATour title, defeating top-seedChris Barnes, 269-239, to winthe 2006 Discover® CardWindy City Classic at HawthornLanes.

Malott is the first “YoungGun” to win this season in sixevents. He’s one of a group ofbowlers on Tour 30-years-oldand younger who captured ninetitles last season. Malott alsodedicated the win to his three-year-old son, Jordan, who wasin the hospital earlier in theweek. Jordan was healthyenough to be in the crowd Sun-day to enjoy his dad’s secondtitle.

“Toward the end I kind ofgot emotional. I just had to keepit under control and bring ithome,” said Malott (Argyle,Texas). “The last couple weeksI’ve been having a hard timemaking the clutch shots when Ineed them. I have to get over thehump and make those shots andI’ll be able to get a few more titles.Parker (Bohn III) and the leg-

Wes Malott’s son, Jordan, holdsthe Discover Card Windy CityClassic trophy.

Young GunWins it ForYoung One

ends have obviously had a lot ofyears to gain those titles and it’sgoing to be a lifetime for us togain those titles too.”

Malott was nearly perfect forthe second time in his career onTV, striking with his first eightshots before leaving a 10-pin inthe 9th frame. Last season, heshot 299 in the semifinals enroute to his first career title inthe 2005 Mile High Classic. Astrike with his first ball in the10th frame clinched the win overBarnes, the eighth consecutivetop-seed to fall in stepladder fi-nals.

The third-seeded Malott ad-vanced to the finals with a 239-177 win over second-seed MikeScroggins. Malott struck in sixof the first eight frames whileScroggins opened three times inthat span.

Malott first defeated thefourth seed and PBA Hall ofFamer Bohn, 268-246, finishingthe match with eight consecu-tive strikes.

In the first match, Bohn de-feated fifth-seed Jack Jurek, 268-225, striking with his first sevenshots.

Malott earned $25,000 andan exemption for the 2007-08season, while Barnes (FlowerMound, Texas) took home$13,000 for second. Scroggins(Amarillo, Texas) earned $6,500for third, Bohn (Jackson, N.J.)earned $5,500 for fourth andJurek (Lackawanna, N.Y.) tookhome $5,000 for fifth.

The Denny’s PBA Tourmoves to Wickliffe, Ohio for the2006 Ace Hardware Champion-ship, Nov. 29-Dec. 3, at Free-way Lanes of Wickliffe. The liveESPN televised finals take placeSunday, Dec. 3, at 1 p.m. EST.

55th Annual BowlingWriting Competition

Now Accepting EntriesGREENDALE, Wis. — The

United States Bowling Congressis now accepting entries for the55th annual U.S. Bowler Writ-ing Competition. The competi-tion will award $3,800 in cashprizes to winners in editorial,feature and news categories.

Deadline for submitting en-tries for the contest, sponsoredby USBC’s official membershipmagazine, is Jan. 31. Eligible en-tries must have been publishedbetween Jan. 1, 2006 and Dec.31, 2006.

2006 UNITED STATESBOWLER WRITING

COMPETITION RULES1. Deadline for entering the

2006 US Bowler Writing Com-petition is Jan. 31, 2007.

2. Editorial, Feature andNews stories must have beenpublished or broadcast betweenJan. 1, 2006 and Dec. 31, 2006.Entries must be original clippingswith broadcast entries acceptedon tape or CD. Materials thatappeared in US Bowler or USYouth Bowler are ineligible.

3. Entry guidelines for thethree categories are:

a. EDITORIAL - Any opin-ion expressed in the media con-cerning a tenpin bowling relatedsubject.

b. FEATURE - A non-fictionstory concerning any individual,facility, equipment or organiza-tion related to tenpin bowlinginvolvement.

c. NEWS - A tenpin bowlingrelated story written under dead-line with proof of following daypublication.

4. First place in each divisionwill carry a $300 award. In addi-tion to the first place awards,others will be: News and Edito-rial - $225, $200, $175, $150,$75, and $50; Feature - $225,$200, $175, $150, $125, $100,$75, $50 and $50. There also willbe five honorable mention cer-tificates awarded in each cat-egory.

5.Entries should be un-mounted, clearly identified as toauthor as well as name and dateof publication. Author’s name,mailing address and social secu-rity number must be includedwith the entry. Entries will notbe returned.

6. Entries are limited to threeper author in each division.

7. Send entries to: US BowlerWriting Competition, 5301 S.76th St., Greendale, WI 53129.

SAN BERNARDINO—In-land Empire NABI was hostedby AMF Arrowhead Lanes thispast Saturday for a great com-petitive tournament.

John Kimberling, our newestchampion, was on his game fromthe very start, since he was ourhigh qualifier. John has beenbowling since he was a teen, andloves the game. His highest gameever bowled was a 300 bowledat Concourse (now ArlingtonLanes) in Riverside. He alsobowls in a league at RiversideLanes on Thursday evenings.

John won this tournamentwith many fans watching. Quitea few of his family were there tosee him take the “prize”. Hewants to dedicate this NABI winto his 19-year-old grandsonNicholas, who he immediatelycalled to tell of his Grampa’striumph.

John also won $900 with op-tional upgrade and a championshirt. Congratulations!!

Our top five started out with

AMF Cerritos Lanes – November 19th, 2006 (l-r): FeliciaMara – 3rd; Michael Foley – 1st; Deanna Carrillo – 2nd .

CERRITOS—Welcome tothe latest JAT Farm Club up-date, live from AMF CerritosLanes. Our last tournament wason November 19th, with thirty-one bowlers trying their handsat a new or another title. Thescoring was rather low as it’sbeen a couple of years since theJAT came to this center. TheFarm Club as a whole averagedjust over 169, but took awaymemories and lessons that I’msure will be applied to centers inthe future.

A few single game reportableswere on hand as Kevin Jonesgave us the qualifying high gamewith a 257. Your claim to fameKevin. Other high games werefrom Patrick Smith 247, FeliciaMara 244, Darren Pascual 242,Mark Curtis 232, AlbertFernandez 231, James Bael 230,and Michael Foley 222. Consis-tency was the name of the gameas Bael led all after five at minus52. The cut line of the top 16came in at minus 136.

In match play we had a fewmore single game highs as Foleypushed up the tournament highgame with his 258. Others in-cluded Charlie Hair 246, JonHogan 232, Deanna Carrillo 226,Smith 224, and Mara 223. Foleyalso took the biggest advantageof match play with a seven po-sition jump to leader at plus 38.

The finals started off with 5th

seed Smith (-53) taking on 4th

seed Carrillo (-34) wanting tomake in back-to-back titles.Carrillo took the first match 163-158. Now against 3rd seed Hair(-25), Carrillo step it up a notchto claim this win 250-167. Thenit was on to meet 2nd seed Mara(-7) as the two ladies battled.Carrillo advances to the titlematches with a 177-162 win overMara. In the final, best two ofthree, Carrillo won the firstmatch from top seed Foley 203-153. But with the new format,Foley ties it up with a secondgame win 189-152. And in the

deciding match, it couldn’t havegotten any closer as a missed pingave the match and title to Foley157-156. CongratulationsMichael.

Bowlers, we announced aschedule change for this weekstournament. On Sunday Decem-ber 3rd, we will be at AMF Bowl-ing Square in Arcadia. Also, thistournament will be an extra $5dollars, making the tournamentfee $30. This extra fee will helpensure our scholarship payout.Check-in begins at 7:15 and prac-tice will start at 8:00. Also re-member that the JAT has a dresscode. Please check our websitefor details at http://bowljat.org.

JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

INLAND EMPIRE NABIINLAND EMPIRE NABI

(At AMF Arrowhead Lanes)November 25, 2006FINAL STANDINGS

1. John Kimberling $500.00& $400.00 with Optional Upgrade

2. Tess Cruz 220.003. Don Eide 100.004. William Parks 70.005. Jerry Derosa 60.006. Kevin Balding 50.007. Lito Dizon 40.008. Phil Holland 40.009. Wally White 40.00

SIDEPOTS — $50.00Kevin Balding, Wally White, Tess Cruz,

Lito Dizon, Jay Shackelford, Noli Valdeleon,Robert Sproul. Jerry Derosa won twosidepots.

Kimberling Rolls By AllIn Inland Empire NABI

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William Parks bowling JerryDerosa. Jerry bowled a 193 to(fondly called) Mr. Parks 252.William then bowled a 188 toDon Eide’s 191 (so close). Donthen bowled a 197 to Tess Cruz’s107. Tess went on to bowl ourhigh qualifier, John Kimberling.Tess bowled a great 186, but Johncame rolling in with a strong 232.

Thanks to all who competedin our NABI tournament. Wewill see you at our next tourna-ment that will be held at AMFRiverside Lanes, Saturday, De-cember 2, 2006.

See our ad in this week’s Bowl-ing News.

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USBC’S Registered Volunteer Program ServesAs Model For Other Youth Organizations

U. S. Olympic Committee Adopts BackgroundCheck System Developed by NCYS and NCSI

GREENDALE, Wis.—The goal to protect our nation’s youngathletes from sexual predators received a major boost recently whenthe United States Olympic Committee revealed details of its newbackground screening procedure for team leaders, coaches and addi-tional officials involved in the 2007 Pan American Games.

The USOC is requiring its sports’ national governing bodies toutilize the services of the National Center for Safety Initiatives(NCSI), the Cleveland-based screening organization owned and gov-erned in partnership with the National Council of Youth Sports(NCYS).

Earlier this year, the United States Bowling Congress (a chartermember organization of the NCYS) and the NCSI tested and begana national roll-out of USBC’s Registered Volunteer Program, whichwas designed to serve as a model for other interested organizationsdedicated to preventing abuse of their young athletes and programparticipants.

“We have been working with the NCYS and NCSI to implementnational standards to protect youth participants and volunteers,regardless of the type of sport or social activity,” said USBC ChiefExecutive Officer Roger Dalkin.

“Having the USOC adopt the ‘red light/green light’ backgroundcheck system developed by the NCYS and NCSI and used in USBC’sRegistered Volunteer Program means we’ve taken the next big stepto meeting our goal. I sincerely hope that other youth sports organi-zations and youth membership groups will join us in our efforts toprotect children and teens from abuse.”

The “red light/green light” background check system providesvital results information while maintaining the privacy of individu-als being screened.

CaliforniaBowling WritersSeek Donations

by Bette AddingtonOnce again, the California

Bowling Writers’ (CBW) char-ity for 2006 is sending phonecards to the troops overseas.This will be the third year forthis drive. Each year the amountof donations has increased be-cause more and more bowlinggroups have become involved inthis worthwhile cause.

Through the generosity ofThe California Bowlers BVLFund, CBW received $2,800 to-ward our phone card project toadd to the $350 already donated!Currently we are still acceptingdonations and will until the De-cember 31, 2006 deadline. Wehope to reach out to all Califor-nia bowling associations to joinin and be a part of this year’sdrive. Any amount is appreci-ated. Donations (made out toCBW) need to be directed to:Tina Martin—CBW [email protected] . Any ques-tions regarding this drive may bedirected to CBW PresidentMary Lynly at 916/782-1321.

Won’t you join us in our ef-forts to be involved in this year’sphone card drive? It is a veryrewarding feeling to know thecards do get to the troops serv-ing overseas. And, we do getfeedback and recognition for thisdrive. CBW Director MarianMann said that bowler VickiKennedy was at the San Fran-cisco Airport waiting for herplane to depart and she just hap-pened to be wearing a BVL shirtthat day. She was approachedby a soldier returning from dutyin Iraq and he asked her if shewas a bowler and when she saidshe was, he immediately told herhow much he appreciated thebowlers of California and theirsupport and caring with thephone cards!

·The phone cards will be pur-chased soon after December 31,2006, and be sent over so thetroops will have them for Valen-tines Day, 2007. California

Bowling Writers ’06 Phone CardDrive

·Donations accepted nowthrough December 31, 2006

·Send donations to TinaMartin—CBW Treasurer, 57Shields Lane, Novato, CA94947-3877

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900 standard sets,814 in Sport Bowling

among highlightsGREENDALE, Wis.—Four

900 series in standard play andan 800 series in Sport Bowlingcompetition highlighted the highseries award category for theUnited States Bowling Congressin the 2005-06 season. High sea-son average honors also wereawarded.

The 900 series were rolled byLonnie Billiter Jr. in the BergeronMemorial League at Fairfield(Ohio) Lanes and MarkWukoman in the Saturday NightMen’s Special League at ClassicLanes in Greenfield, Wis., inadult competition and by youthbowler Robert Mushtare, whohad two perfect sets in the PinePlains Bowling Center Junior/Senior League in Fort Drum,N.Y.

Sarah Jones topped adult fe-males in standard competitionwith an 860 series in the RebelRousers League at Collins Bowl-ing Center/Eastland in Lexing-ton, Ky., while Kelly Groff hadthe best female youth high se-ries with 837 in the Saturday9:00 AM Mixed Juniors Leagueat Blue Ball Lanes in Lancaster,Pa.

Michael Jacobs led all SportBowling participants with an814 series in the HawthorneLanes Sport Bowling League inVernon Hills, Ill. CarolineLagrange had the high set foradult females with 792 in theGreater Wichita (Kan.) SportBowling League at ThunderbirdBowl. Brett Shepherd led maleyouth Sport Bowling partici-pants with a 751 series in theThursday Youth Sport Leagueat AMF Derby Lanes in Louis-ville, Ky., while MichelleCarcagente of Orlando, Fla., hadthe high for female youth with709 at the USBC IntercollegiateSingles Championships at Olym-pic Lanes in Milwaukee.

High average honors awardedin standard, Sport Bowling com-petition USBC also announcedthose bowlers with the highestseason league averages.Mushtare was the leader formale youth with a 242 averagefor 78 games in the Pine PlainsBowling Center Junior/SeniorLeague. In the adult male cat-egory, Chris Lucas had the thirdbest average in history with his253 for 69 games in the Amaz-ing Racers League at JerseyJerry’s Bowl in Bonesteel, S.D.Tammy Jones and Julie Hallshared the high average award foradult females with 237 - Jonesfor 85 games in the All-Star In-dividual Classic at King PinLanes in Springfield, Ill., and Hallfor 96 games in the State StreetQueens League at State Lanes inSaginaw, Mich. Jennifer Reyeshad the highest average for fe-male youth with 224 for 128games in the Lefevere’s FamilyBowl Siv-Kost Junior Scholar-ship League in Saginaw, Mich.

Mark London topped allSport Bowling competitors witha 225 average for 48 games inthe Tuesday Sport Scratch TrioLeague at Brunswick Deer ParkLanes in Lake Zurich, Ill. FormerTeam USA member Kristal Scottled adult females with a 201 av-erage for 96 games in the GreaterWichita Sport League atThunderbird Bowl. Ryan VanHecke led youth bowlers with a205 average for 48 games in theDan Ottman Summer SportLeague at Sunnybrook Lanes inSterling Heights, Mich., whileAshly Galante successfully de-fended her female youth nationalhigh average honor at 200 for 90games in the Scott Russell Jun-ior Gold Sport League at Coun-tryside Lanes in Clearwater, Fla.

Editors note: Didn’t see oneCalifornian listed. And we havethe best bowlers. Guess we needmore snow and less outdoorsports.

USBC Continued:by John Jowdy

Several months ago, the USBC issued a newsletter regarding theRefocus On System Of Bowling Research….Bowling Balls, Bowl-ing Pins, Lane Conditioning, and Lane Surfaces.

In a previous column, I addressed the areas of bowling balls andbowling pins. However, I experience great difficulty in expressingmy views on out-of-control areas of Lane Maintenance and LaneSurfaces, as presented by the USBC newsletter dated 9-18-06.

In addressing Lane Conditioning, the USBC goes into detail re-garding oil application of lane conditioners, which is the liquid ap-plied to wood and synthetic lanes. USBC experts explain the twopurposes of lane oil:

1. To protect the bowling surface and2. Affect the difficulty level of the game, depending on how it is

applied.Currently, the USBC is working to develop a device that mea-

sures the amount and location of friction on a lane. Serious bowlersknow that friction between a bowling ball and the lane surface dic-tates how much the ball will hook. This is not a startling revelation.The application of oil on lanes has long been the source of fictitiousscores that have made a mockery of the game.

I would like to sensibly address lane maintenance proceduresand surfaces but it would be an exercise in futility. The recent USBCpress release of record-shattering scores indicate no slow-down offake, ultra-phony, ridiculous bowling scores that continue to beaccepted by the USBC. In addition to these unfathomable scoresthat have degraded, and distorted our game, our governing bodyPROUDLY sends out press releases to glorify these “lane doc-tored” records.

A USBC News release, dated, 9/28/06 listed the following record-breakers among the 2005-06 season:

1.On March 19, a women’s team posted a 3-game series of 3610.This represents an average of over 240 per bowler.

2.during the 2005-06 season, a three-man team shot two-300’sand a 297 to set a one-game record of 897. Folks, this is an averageof 299 per bowler.

3. All other records were mixed teams; those with men and womencompeting together. On April 7, a five-player team of three womenand two men, shot 1305…a “mere” 261 average per bowler.

4. That game helped this team to post a 3625 total, the highestever for a three-women/two men team series. This averages out to a725 series per player or a 241 average per bowler.

5. On October 3, 2005, a three- women/one man team shot 1,048,meaning this four-person group averaged a “paltry” 262 per bowler.

6. During the 2005-06 season, a team from Wisconsin consistingof four women and one man set a team game record 1126. Thisfigures out to a 225 average per bowler by one man and FOURwomen !

How can I, in all honesty, not respond to such absurdity? Whendoes it stop? Where does it end?

Sports-minded readers ask, “how do amateur bowlers outscoreand out-average professionals?” Can anyone blame sports editorsfor considering bowling primarily as a recreation?

Why do I take such umbrage, displeasure, and bitterness at thedirection our game is going? Why? Simply stated, I’d like to seebowling accepted principally as a SPORT, not a recreation. I’d liketo see bowling ranked among other individual sports such as golf,racing, tennis, and track. I’d like to see our bowling professionalsrecognized as athletes. I ‘d like to see major bowling events recog-nized in the sports pages of American newspapers.

I have no problem with bowling being classified as a recreation.However, I am violently opposed to rewarding recreational bowlerswith national notoriety and sacred records.

So what’s the answer? I strongly recommend that any newrecords ONLY be awarded on Sport Bowling Conditions or in com-petitions that meet USBC standards. This is, by no means, meantthat record bowling scores performed on recreational conditions beignored. Nonetheless, instead of being rewarded with rings, plaquesor medals, recreational bowlers should be complimented with cer-tificates designating the nature and classification of their feats.

Several years ago, bowlinghailed the consolidation of theABC, WIBC, and YABA underthe banner of the United StatesBowling Congress. I sincerelyhoped that USBC would assumea greater role in restoring integ-rity to bowling. But alas, noth-ing has changed. As a matter offact, the only meaningful rulechange by the USBC is, “it willno longer issue its “High Score“ awards for scores rolled dur-ing unopposed bowling sessionsbefore or after regularly sched-uled league play.

Woefully, this rule changewas prompted by the accep-tance of teenager RobertMushtare’s questionable two (hereported three but one was re-jected) 900 three-game seriesthat stirred up the greatest scor-ing controversy in bowling his-tory. Unfortunately, it was toolate.

Hopefully, there is still timeto take drastic steps to curb thenonsensical scoring madness…despite the severity of the pos-sible consequences.

Editors note: Big thanks toJohn for your articles. It has beenour pleasure to print your ar-ticles for 20 years. Keep the gamepure! Thats our goal.

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1 John Engelbrecht 680 $2,500.00 Cash & Carry 1,225.00

2 Janice Meloon 60% 580 750.003 Chris Kelly 614 600.004 Aubrey “Ace” Chelsea 649 300.005 Seul K. Kim 625 300.006 Demitrius Cash 650 235.007 Gerald Sanchez 638 235.008 Eugene Haynes 633 235.009 Sierrie Herradura 610 235.0010 Ronnie Cordero 680 215.0011 Charles Ha 666 215.0012 Anthony Borci 662 215.0013 Alan Basto 632 215.0014 Jafrius Martinez 624 215.0015 Butch Olivar 622 215.0016 Simon Rojas (ss) 621 215.0017 Bob Alvarado 616 215.0018 Roger Wrase 658 190.0019 Joe Bolanos 655 190.0020 Jim Smith (SD) 653 190.0021 Louie Baello 651 190.0022 Tri Vo 638 190.0023 Roy Castillo (60%) 637 190.0024 Tony Rodriguez 636 190.0025 Roe Estes 632 190.0026 Greg Biewer 628 190.0027 John Gonzales (60%) 624 114.0028 James Meloon 622 190.0029 Judith Ting 620 190.0030 Richard Yanagita 618 190.0031 Angelina Nillo (ss) 596 190.0031 Beth Borci 596 190.0033 Julian Conwi 613 175.0034 Dale Strader (ss) 613 175.0035 Du Quach 609 172.5036 Nick Smith 608 172.5037 Jessie Cortez 606 170.0037 Will Samson 606 170.0039 Matthew Garcia 605 168.7539 Cris Romero 605 168.7541 Danny Reece Sr. 603 167.5042 Vuong Do 602 166.2542 Roger Romero 602 166.2544 Fred Galvan 600 165.0045 J T Jackson 599 165.0046 Miguel Herrera 598 162.5046 Bert Pamintuan 598 162.5048 Gil Romero 595 160.0048 Darwin Balding (ss) 595 160.0050 Michael C. Morgan 594 160.0051 Donald Pulliam (lh) 591 157.5052 Michael Segler 590 157.5053 Art Windsor (ss) 589 155.0054 Randy Henry 588 1 52.5055 Raul “Spanky” Rosales 587 1 50.0056 Emilio Flores 584 1 47.5057 Ramiro Garcia (60%) 583 87.0057 Val Wise 583 145.0059 Anthony Cabading 582 141.2559 Koo Hwang 582 141.2561 Don Quitangon 580 137.5061 Romy Cajucom 580 137.5063 Christopher Lee 578 135.0064 Irene Kang 577 131.2564 Anita Smith (ss) 577 131.2566 Billy Cho 574 130.0067 Lauren Brifman 573 127.5068 Romy Bautista 572 127.5069 Deborah Sanders 570 124.7569 Angel Chau 570 124.7569 John Samson 570 124.7572 Bobbie McCollum 569 124.0073 Jeje Gabriel 567 123.0073 William Ele 567 123.00

75 Michael Gill 566 121.0075 Lucia Hwang (60%) 566 72.5077 Jose Borromeo 558 117.5078 Ronald Sanchez 557 117.5079 GinaLynn Velarde 555 115.0080 Bart Sanchez 552 112.5081 Angela Sarreal 551 110.0082 Tom McNaughton 549 107.5083 Sol Cericos 543 104.2583 Greg Velarde 543 104.2583 Raul Aldaz Jr 543 104.2586 Dodie Sajonas (ss) 535 100.0087 Jimmy Wong 542 97.5088 Randy Antazo 536 95.0089 Tom Gursslin (60%) 539 55.5090 Jeff Taino 531 90.0091 Tomiekia Lemons 530 90.0092 Randy Benavides (60%) 529 52.5092 Dale Strader (ss) 529 87.5094 Marcus Lemons 528 85.0095 Michael Kong 527 85.0096 Tommy Newman 525 82.5097 Walter Herrate 518 80.0098 Victor Mejia 517 80.0099 Hai Le 515 77.50100 Anna Bautista 511 76.25100 Jerilyn Morales 511 76.25102 Greg Tadaro 496 75.00103 Jeremy Pearson 493 72.50104 B. Benavides (60%) 402 43.50105 Glenn Matsumoto DNS 70.00106 Donnie Johnson, Jr DNS 70.00107 Danielle Carter DNS 70.00108 Jerry Nery DNS 70.00109 Cliff Higgins (ss) DNS 70.00DOUBLES

1 Dale Strader /Tony Rodriguez 1358 200.00

2 Gil Romero /Chris Romero 1353 160.00

3 Marcus Lemons /Tony Rodriguez 1329 140.00

4 Eric Morris /JT Jackson 1324 120.00

5 Marcus Lemons /Ronnie Cordero 1310 100.00

6 Tri Vo /Jimmy Wong 1299 80.00

7 Tommy Newman /Marcus Lemons 1297 $ 70.00

8 Gil Romero /Alex Romero 1285 $ 60.00

9 Judith Ting /Fred Galvan 1283 $ 50.00

10 Gil Romero /Roger Romero 1273 $ 30.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Score

Men: Thurs. +36, Fri. +37,Sat. +32Women: thurs. +26, Fri. +25, Sat. +1Super Seniors: Men: Darwin Balding, CliffHiggins, Paul Passarino. Women: AngieNillo, Bobbie McCollum

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Glenn Matsumoto +122Women: Lucia Hwang +96

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Janice Meloon 50.00MATCH GAME — 292

No winnerMATCH SERIES — 598

Koo Hwang, Walter Harrate 990.00(split pot in half)Prize Fund, 523 19,945.50Paid Entries, 13 @ $69 897.00Optional Sidepots 2,788.00Doubles 1,010.00Cash & carry 1,225.00Brackets 23,940.003-6-9 50.00Match Series 990.00TOTAL PAID OUT $26,993.50

COVINA—John Engle-brecht an on and off long timemember did it up big time as hewon the ABTA ThanksgivingSpecial at Covina Bowl with astupendous performance!

This event was held over threedays, Thursday, Friday, and Sat-urday. A nice turnout of 525 en-trants trying their game and en-joying the fun, camaraderie, andcompetition.

The scoring was tough butvery fair, as we had lanes dressedas close to the same time dailyas you could have.Thursdayscuts had Men +36, Ladies +26,Friday night, near the same Men+37, Ladies +25 and Saturdaysaw Men +32, Ladies +1. Thefinal Re-entry squad had scoresof Men +32 and ladies -1 makethe grade. Super Seniors addedto the board were, Darwin Bald-ing, Paul Passarino, and CliffHiggins . Ladies Angie Nillo, &Bobbie Mc Collum, and a finefield of 110 made the semifinals.

The Semis took to the lanes,as we would cut to the top 32,with nearly one in three earninga shot at the big bucks. Afterthree games the cut to the top32 went Men +14 and the ladiesguaranteed seven lady bowlerswere -4.

Our finals field was now setat 32 players, 25 men and 7women. John Englebrecht andRonnie Cordero tied for the topseed and in a full game roll offJohn won out with the right tosit out and bowl for the title withRonnie seeded into the secondround of the top 32 Single elims.

In the round #1 of the singleelim finals,each of the first-round losers pocketed checks for

Engelbrecht is ABTA Thanksgiving Winnerat Covina - Wins $3,775 & Tops 525 Entrants

Herrarte and Hwang Share a $990 Match SeriesMatch Game is $3,500 / 3-6-9 $1,200 • One Day Event at Mission Hills

Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis at 7:45PM$190 finishing in 18-32nd places.

Round #2 losers receivedchecks of $215 each finishing in10-17th places. Round #3 los-ers were Demetrius Cash, SierrieHerradura, Gerald Sanchez andEugene Haynes, finishing in 6-9th places, and $235 each.

Round #4 saw Ace Chelseaget aced losing in another tiematch roll off to Chris Kelly in a9-10 frame roll off at 215 each.In a match of two of our prettyladies, Janice Meloon edgedSeoul Kim 202-197. Seul andAce were 4th, and 5th with greatbowling and $300 each, withJanice and Chris to meet for theright to bowl for the title againstJohn Engelbrecht.

In this match the nerves wereon the line on the tough condi-tion. Janice had only two opensand Chris a tough four. She pre-vailed in a 163-156 score. Chriswas 3rd and a fine showing and$1,000. Janice off to the titlegame and happily so! Greatbowling by Chris who used hissoft touch at Covina! He wastough!

The stage was set for the titlematch and John elected to leadoff and he did with a spare.Janice struck then spared and wewere on our way. Engelbrechtmeant serious business as herung off a huge six bagger includ-ing a huge and lucky brooklyn inframe 9 and speared the 10th fora nice 249 /255. Janice who hadjust thrilled the crowd with athree bagger in frames 7-8-9could still win it all with a doublein the tenth. She gave it her alland come up just a bit high leav-ing the 3-9 and a nice 191/236count. What a great exciting fin-

ish! John really bowled well inthe win and we are proud of thisfine gentleman who I have knownmany years. He has been in andout of bowling for some time andrejoined us during the past year. He is a part of the contingentof great bowlers and membersfrom the Citrus Belt, InlandEmpire who are ABTA Mem-bers. John is most deserving andis one fine guy! Great BowlingJohn! Congrats! He is most de-serving.

Also most deserving is thepretty vibrant blonde lady JaniceMeloon, our runner up. Johnhails from the Citrus Belt area.Janice was the crowd favorite atCovina and had them Ooohingand Ahhing there and was a bitnervous of all the attention. Shewas last standing in the 3-6-9event there and had the crowdroaring. Janice bowled so well inthis event and could have beenthe winner and would have beenif John had not had such a greatgame. Congrats Janice

Fine bowling Chris Kelly inthird and Ace and Seul also, asthey could have won this with abreak or two.

ABTA NOTES: Our overallhigh qualifiers this week wereGlen Matsumoto with +122 forthe men, while pretty LuciaHwang was the leading lady witha +96 good for free entries.

Lucia drew the Match Seriesthis week, a 598, which madeher husband, Koo and WalterHerrarte nice winners sharing$990 for their fine 598 series.

The Match Game #3 wasNOT matched at 292 so we havea $3,500 Match Game awaitingyou this Saturday at Mission

Hills and Big Pots Available!The 3-6-9 went for $1,100

and Janice Meloon was laststanding and needing only twomore 9 counts for the $1,100come up a bit high and missed.We go for $1,200 in the 3-6-9 atMission Hills.

The Optional Doubles weretaken by Dale Strader and TonyRodriguez. Their 1358 got them$200 we paid 10 places and$1,010 in the doubles.

John Englebrecht is fromNuevo and married to Colleenwith four sons, John, Jeffrey,Brandon and Brian who werehere to watch Dad win at Covina.He used a Lane #1 Plastic drilledby R. J. at Moreno Valley Bowl.He thanks family and buddyABTA Member John Collier forsupport and doing the driving.

Janice Meloon hails ffromRialto and married to ABTAchamp and they have 3 kids. Shethanks Tony Robbins for thefine drilling in Foothill Lanes.She thanks Pal and ABTA Mem-ber Emilio Flores for the coach-ing. It’s paying of Emilio :-) Shethanks Tess, Lito and the ABTAstaff for support also!

Chris Kelly is from DiamondBar and married to Velinda andtwo sons Scott and Brandon. Hethanks family and the ABTAstaff.) :-)

Seul Kim is from Anaheim,and married to Marc Sy ABTAMember. She used a Hello Kittyplastic drilled by Mikey Wahlat Cerritos Lanes. She thanksMarc for support, family, es-pecially her mom for giving herthe money to enter the event,and ABTA Director MarvCrowder for cheering her on alleve.

Thanks, as always, to theCovina Staff Javier, Eric, and thelane men for keeping the lanesfair, tough and even for this spe-cial event. We’ll be back thereon our next schedule and often!

This week, we visit the Val-ley and Mission Hills Bowl.Squad times there are 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM withthe 3-6-9 & Semis at 7:45PM.Check in Early Please. It’s his-tory folks as John Engelbrechtenters the archives as our latestchampion. See You at Missionfor a good one! A $3,500 Matchgame pot is on hold there.

Get the Vegas rooms in earlyfolks and see our ad for futherinformation.Thank you all forthe support! There would be noABTA without you. God Bless.


1ST OPEN MEMBERSHIP MEETING OF THE NEW MERGED

ASSOCIATION

DATE: Saturday, December 16, 2006 Time: 2:00pm

Location: Office of the North Los Angeles Co Bowling Association - USBC

9175 De Soto Avenue Chatsworth, CA 91311

(next to AMF Rocket Bowl)

Purpose: To nominate and elect the delegates that will represent you at the State and National levels.

Who can Vote: All sanctioned members of the North Los

Angeles Co. - USBC. Included are all youth members, 14 and up.

Every year there are conventions hosted by the California State Association and also on the National

Level, that pertains to everyone that participates in the sport of bowling on a league level. Each Association belonging to the

USBC is invited to send a certain number of people to represent you and your Association. Based on our membership, we were

invited to send 9 delegates.

Come and be a part of your new merged association and meet the people that made it happen.

Friday Dec 29 at 7:00 pm

Teams - Mix 5(Must have one of opposite sex)32 Teams • Handicap 90% of 210

First Come First Serve3 Games - $100.00 Per Team

***** PREPAID EVENT *****(Sidepots Optional)

A. 2005-2006 BookB. Current League 2006-07 (21 Games)

C. 2004-2005 BookD. 175 Blind

E. House has right to re-rate any bowlerFor Further Information Call: Tom Cristi, Owner

Santa Clarita Lanes21615 W. Soledad Canyon Rd. • Santa Clarita, CA

661-254-0540

Holiday Team Holiday Team Holiday Team Holiday Team Holiday Team No-Tap No-Tap No-Tap No-Tap No-Tap

Attention Bowlers, For Change of Dateof WCST-Ebonite All Star Doubles

by Dick SandersThere has been a change of dates for the Santa Maria, WCST-

Ebonite All Star Doubles that originally scheduled for March 23-24,2007, and will be now scheduled for the week-end of April 21-22,2007. 48 teams will be the maximum field for this tournamentwhich filled to the maximum last March, and already has 14 teamssigned up. Entry Fee for this tournament is $350.00 per team. Thesenior age of 45 years and up for the men and age 40 and up for theLady bowler. Non-WCST Member add $15.00 Guest Fee. All Starages 44 and under for the men and 39 and under for the ladies willnot be charged a guest fee. Qualifying on Saturday, April 21, 2007,will start at 10:00AM. Check In Time: 9:00AM. Two 5 game teamblocks to be bowled with an hour break for lunch.

Finals on Sunday, April 22nd, 2007, will start at 8:30AM. 10Teams bowling 10 team game matches. Tournament will pay oneteam cash place for every 3 teams entered.

There will be two events on Friday, April 20, 2007. A 5 gameoptional open singles sweeper to start at 3:00PM, followed by thegreat Bar B Q Tri-Tip Steak Dinner at $13.00 per person to start at6:00PM. Due to the popularity of these events mentioned above,RESERVATIONS are being taken now for the regular tournament,the singles sweeper and the dinner.

Partner Eligibility for the regular tournament1. Seniors may bowl with bowlers any age.2. All Stars must bowl with at least one senior3. NO. Two All Stars may bowl togetherCall 760-363-8141 for information and reservations.

National Deaf Bowling NewsA 7 Pin Denies Malucci A Perfect

Game at La Habra 300 Bowlby Connie Marchione

LA HABRA—On Tuesday night November 16 in Frank’s GoldCup League at La Habra 300 Bowl after rolling a 214 in first game,the deaf bowler’s premier 300 shooter Carl Malucci strung 11 strikesin row in his 2nd game. His 12th ball went in the pocket just like theothers but a 7 pin refused to fall. The Whittier lefthander finishedthird game with a 267 for his second 780 series. That 299 secondgame is Malucci’s career 12th.

Two weeks prior in this same league Malucci hit front 10 in rowbut ended up with 287 and a 778 series. Also after winning theNational Deaf Master Bowlers Championship at the Orleans in LasVegas on October 1 Malucci had a 278 in his first 780 in that LaHabra league.

While that was not his best league series this season, Maluccishot a 280 and 781 in his other league, Angel West Deaf League atAnaheim Concourse Bowl. In that NDMBA tournament at LasVegas, Malucci battled head to head with Detroit deaf pro PeteKaczmarczyk in 2nd block of qualifying round, setting a tourna-ment record 790 for first 3 games (254-279-257) and finished witha 740 for a tournament record 1530 for 6 games.

Not wanting to grab all the spotlight, Malucci noted that DanielVasquez, Jr who also bowled in the same league with him at LaHabra Bowl had a near miss also a short time ago, rolling front 10strikes in row for a 287 game in a 737 series.

In ending Malucci added a classic understandment, (they are)“All near misses but there’s no if, could, or but in bowling. Some-times you get ‘em and sometimes you don’t. right?”

LINDY DECKER HITS 791 IN HER YORK LEAGUEYORK, PA—When I emailed to Lindy Decker that there is an

item about her deaf women’s record 847 series in the Bowler Jour-nal International magazine’s November issue. She liked that andasked what’s new in deaf bowling. I mentioned Malucci’s missing aperfect game with a 299, his two 780s and a 781 in his leagues andDeGroff’s 299 and 760 in his. Decker replied that recently she hada 791 in her York league.

S.S.T. Super Senior Tour of CaliforniaUp coming, December 2nd & 3rd

by Len Miles INDIO—Our next tournament, Fantasy Lanes in Indio Califor-

nia. Mr. Doug Schmidt General Manager, and Mr. Bobby Haddoxtournament director, will be our hosts. There will be good addedmoney for this tournament. This is a great place for a weekend get-away, Come and bring your loved ones. There is great dinning, andfor your enjoyment Bingo, Slots, Cards, 20 Card Keno and fineentertainment. Something for everyone. Don’t forget to use yourclub card. If you do not have one they will furnish you with one.

A must. Get your entries in early, (one squad only). Room foronly 60 entries. Don’t miss out, pre paid entries come first. Lodgingis Motel Six. From I-10 take Monroe St. exit right to Indio Blvd.Motel on left. For reservations call (760) 342-6311. (2 Miles fromcenter). It is a must to make your reservations now. There is a DateFestival on that weekend and the rooms will fill fast. $55.00 fortwo people.

This will be our last Tournament of the year. It has been a verygood year for the SST. #-7. Where has the time gone? As we lookforward to 2007.

I would like to thank all the sponsors and proprietors, Jan andSue Niblett of Luster Cote Inc. Mr. Bob Briney & Fantasy Lanes,Storm Products, Dexter Shoes, Brunswick Corporation, AMF Cor-poration, Jim and Betty Hornung of the New Yorba Linda Bowl, LaHabra 300 Bowl, Cal Bowl, Del Rosa Bowl and Admiral RobinsonBowl. A special thank you to Mr. Dave Gulley President, Mr.Corky DeMaio Ex. Vice President, Mr. Don Jackson Sr. Rep. Mr.Mark Dyer Jr. Rep. and to our Director Ms. Barbara Mc Fadden,for all their hard work. And all the Bowlers that make our club whatit is. Please Send All Entries To: SST

22828 Canyon Lake DriveSouth Canyon Lake, California 92587

For more Information Call president Mr. Dave Gulley @ (949)677-6424. Check our web site, (superseniortour.com)

A very Merry Christmas and a Joyous new year to all. Respectfully Len Miles

USBC ModifiesRules RegardingAccetable Awards

For YouthGREENDALE, Wis.—The

United States Bowling CongressBoard of Directors has approvedthe modification of Youth Mem-bership Eligibility Rule 400, ef-fective immediately, to expandthe awards deemed acceptableunder the terms of USBC Youthmembership. In addition to pre-viously allowed symbolicawards, USBC Youth membersare now eligible to be awardedbowling equipment, gift certifi-cates, apparel and other mer-chandise prizes with a total valuenot greater than $500 in any oneevent, excluding scholarships.

The modifications also allowfor USBC Youth members tocompete in singles competitionwhere cash and/or bonds areawarded, as well as merchandiseprizes exceeding $500 in total inany one event, but must waiverights to these awards by sign-ing and completing the USBCPrize Waiver form prior to theirparticipation in that competi-tion.

Acceptance of awards ofcash or bonds of any amount orany merchandise prizes with atotal value higher than $500 perevent remain prohibited foryouth members under USBC’srevised Rule 400. Violations ofthe terms of Rule 400 could re-sult in the loss or suspension ofyouth membership.

There also remains no limiton the value of scholarships thatcan be awarded in youth com-petition. The scholarship fundsfrom USBC certified events andleagues will continue to be re-quired to be deposited withUSBC’s SMART program.USBC Youth members may beawarded scholarships fromsingles competition in whichcash and/or bonds are awarded.

The USBC Board deter-mined that the former Rule 400placed unnecessary restrictionson everyone associated withUSBC Youth membership andconcluded the best course of ac-tion to alleviate this issue wasto modify Rule 400 effectiveimmediately,USBC PresidentMichael Carroll said.

The previous version of Rule400 intended to protect the cur-rent and future interscholasticsports eligibility of USBC Youthmembers through the most re-strictive interpretations and limi-tations. The USBC Board con-cluded that placing these restric-tions on all USBC Youth mem-bers was unnecessary due to thelack of uniform eligibility stan-dards for interscholastic sportsnationally.

The new structure of USBCallows for addressing of signifi-cant issues to be handled in anexpedited manner,said USBCChief Executive Officer RogerDalkin. The previous version ofRule 400 placed undue and un-intended restrictions on USBCYouth members, league and as-sociation coordinators and pro-prietors. The USBC Board modi-fied Rule 400 to address heserestrictions and expand accept-able awards that promote andenhance the participation inyouth bowling.

The USBC Board concludedthat compliance with local/stateinterscholastic eligibility rulesand policies is the responsibil-ity of the individual member andhis/her legal guardian. However,USBC will continue to educateUSBC Youth members and theirlegal guardians that competing inUSBC certified competitions andacceptance of some awards nowacceptable under Rule 400 couldjeopardize individual memberinterscholastic sports amateureligibility.


CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

Tuesday Night Special9 PM - 11 PM$20 Per Lane

Includes Shoes

Thursday Night Special9 PM - 11PM

$1.75 Per Game$3.00 Shoes

LAKEWOOD — This Saturday, December2nd, Cal Bowl presents their monthly No-Tap at5:00 p.m. Entry fee is $40, with optionalsidepots. It’s six games so check-in early. Comehave some fun and bring some friends with you.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET(11-19-06) James Matthews 224-223/634,

Michael Buck 234-228/633, Carole Fischer215/603, Dave Minter 243/603, Carlos Urzua230, Ace Price 228, Don Matthews 220, RayMinter 203, Brandon Mims 200, James Talley216. (11-26-06) James Matthews 258-235-204/697, Brandon Mims 235-215-205/655, DonMatthews 265-203/647, Norman McKinley 221-206/624, Ken Holliday 235/618, Bill Perkins278/616, Carl Allen 212-200/607, Ray Minter232-221/603, Daman Harris 215-209/601,Michael Buck 229-205, Michelle Allen 221, AcePrice 216, Dave Minter 205, Louis Whitlock II202, Jackie Shuler 201, James Talley 200.

SENIOR MENS TRIOJohn Dunn 195-255-166/616, Jimmy

Hamilton 182-253-257/693, Herman Martin208-178-257/643, Willie Burkhalter 226-248-157/631, Tom McNaughton 220-236-183/639,Robert Thomas 199-236-186/621, Al Cowens204-199-205/608, Bill Cowens Jr. 235-197-212/654, Clark VandenBerg 178-268-194/640,Rudy Munzon 177-263-228/663, Richard Sotelo220-213-244/677, Donald Wade 182-226-210/618, Ken Wright 186-266-186/638, Jr. Guimary197-246-203/633, Vic Santos 278-201-179/658, Al Williams 209-237-192/638, B.J. 258-244-224/736, Mel Lebeauf 202-213-190/605,Don Kelly 230-196-201/627, Jerry Peterson192-223-190/605, Phil Hylton 179-213-233/625, Paul Peete 190-235-213/638, Ed Cabs228-195-180/603, Jim Plante 216-278-188/682, Tony Morones 180-219-225/624, RickLlaneta 195-214-205/614, Joe Swift 178-258-

191/627, Charles Veal 232-162-214/608, JoshHudson 189-186-233/608, Chazz Elgin 248-195-184/627, Tom Pettway 202, VincentCervantes 209, Mauro Pendilla 217, WillieYoung 225, Rick Hunter 235, Boylee Inocente206, Wayne Brown 209, John Matthews 224,Earl Hullett 202, Doug Johnson 200, Fidel Usi212, Jorge Fernandez 210-205, Terry Binuya210, Walter Millsap 212, Bill Gartrell 204, GeraldLunceford 200, Paul Reynolds 225, ShermanJoseph 206-202, Wayne Moon 209, MauriceHart 224, Ron McClain Sr. 202, Walt Gist 207,Wendell Ledbetter 213, Joe Erwin 219, DingCabug 211, Curtis Whaley 213-200, Archie Stull201, Roosevelt Lewis 204-203, Billy Williams212, Jerry Hayes 224, Sonny Dew 215-202,Ray Staten 214, Charles Woods 222, BobStickney 215.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASTony Morones 621, Steve Jaspar 608,

Wendell Ledbetter 610, Pat Erwin 579, JimBurke 642, Don Jones 589, Wilfred Panton 594,Larry Neri 547, Vancie Keith 515, B.J. Theiss632, John Mathews 630, Bob Stickney 513,John Welty 505, Ed Brown 214-279-204/697,Willie Burkhalter 601, Dominic Antonio 552,Chuck Patterson 650, Etta Fox 524, Joe Erwin503, Margo McClain 566, Ken Seiple Sr. 582,Ron McClain Sr. 592, Lee Theiss 558, BenAlferos 575, Jim Young 506, Clifford Schad557, Wayne Moon 553, Ray Culp 533, Al Ortiz560, Jamie Vallier 502, Bill Charles 526, CurtisWhaley 567.

YOUNG AT HEARTTua Sula 199-176-150/525, Fale Sula 159-

198-143/600, Ed Stoute 203-205-173/581,Audrey Johnson 118-145-140/403, Ed Johnson172-151-135/458, Willie Young 173-166-188/527, Lester Felien 100-140-158/398, LeroyCanaday 119-134-130/383, June Skulick 96-

188-102/386, Dottie Castillo 172-166-147/485,Gene Skulick 162-177-221/560, Ellis Houston148-218-232/598, Willie Creer 156-144-136/436, Charles Gleason 235-160-219/614, ArtNelson 181-164-141/486, Gene Hammons 146-172-157/475, Curtis Whaley 235-212-165/612,Rachel Bright 148-116-139/403, Rosalind Har-ris 87-123-112/322, Connie Lopez 81-97-69/247, John Brider 171-174-148/493, MacMcNealy 193-183-169/545, James Johnson235-128-252/615, Albert Stephens 113-115-119/347, Maria Larason 158-168-150/476,Josh Hudson 152-193-175/320, Jim Plante216-257-220/693, Jacque Donaldson 102-100-97/299, Earl Hullett 160-203-207/570.

RECYCLED TEENSTom Spencer 528, Albert Burnett Sr. 500,

Dominic Antonio 235-212-215/662, BoyleeInocente 215/596, Adela Santos 506, JohnMathews 223-210/611, Rico Bong Cayton 211/529, Rose Goodwin 207/535, Jerry Cocks 526,Ben Alferos 526, Ed Brown 204/577, DomenicSaraceno 203-219/604, Wendell Ledbetter246-204/630, Frances Walker 219/585, SamHuckleby 551, Rinze Dystra 203-220/586, KenSeiple Sr. 567, Luz Cruz 245/583, Larry Neri215/590, B.J. Theiss 269/628, Jim Burke 223-216/635, Walter Millsap 504, Ray Clay 509.

CAL BOWLEROSBetty Phillips 232/592, Mary Smyth 560,

Carole Fischer 217/553, Dee Phipps 527, KimEastwood 524, Nene Camang 214/516.

ELKS & FRIENDSChris Kelly 252-223-257/732, Emmerson

Wafer 238-258-226/722, Ed Brown 264/617,Carlos Salcedo 212/600, Jimmie Valles 215,Ralph Buckles 202, Ernie Barrios 203-215, JoeErwin 228, Suzi Kelly 204, Lee Theiss 224, B.J.208, Bruce Keifer 211, Gary Kelly 221, StacyKelly 202-202, Greg Kelly 224, Don Louis 204.

ABTA Visits Mission HillsNew Members welcome up top 209 Average

Match Game is $3,500 and 3-6-9 pot is $1,200The ABTA will visit the Valley, and be hosted by Mission Hills

Bowl Saturday Dec. 2 in a one day event with five qualifying squadsSaturday beginning at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM. The boardwill be frozen with 1 in 5 bowlers advancing to the Semifinals at8:00 PM

The Match game will go for a HUGE $3,500, and the 3-6-9 is anice $1,200 at Mission.

There will be Guaranteed Pots of $75 at 5:00PM and $100 at7:00 PM. Saturday and only $2 per game to enter.

Mission Hills is located at 10430 Sepulveda, Mission Hills (818)361-1221. Take 405 freeway to Devonshire, east ¼ mile toSepulveda then left, or take 118 Freeway to Sepulveda, then ¾ milesouth. Please see our ad in this paper for more information. Thefollowing week we have our Annual Christmas Event (One Day),Saturday, at AMF Bowling Square in Arcadia with lots of Gifts,Prizes and fun!.

Rooms are due by Dec. 16 for the Annual Las Vegas OpenJan.11-12-13-14 to be held at the Orleans.

Room rates are fairly reasonable for the Holiday Weekend. Theyare $95 Plus tax Friday and Saturday Night and $55 for Sunday,Monday and Tuesday eves. Rooms must be booked through theABTA to secure these great rates. Get Em While they last!


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WINNETKA — Hi. We hope you all had a wonderful Thanks-giving and also had some leftovers to enjoy over the week-end. Now that Thanksgiving is over if you haven’t alreadystarted it’s time to do your holiday shopping. Need help?Ask the control desk or inquire at the pro shop here atCanoga Park Bowl.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Scott Friedman 200-268-212/680,Eric Rhodes 209-243/649, Robert Battle 234-214/627,Russell McFadden 221-213/636, Bob Czubiak 231/609,Chip Minot 205.

Phil-Am: Donald Lavares 213-214-269/696, Paul Layosa243-263/649, Bert Araneta 209, Helen Ventenilla 180/519.

Viva Las Vegas: Chris Beloff 200-234-246/680, JamesSmith Jr. 226-255/642, Vince Koeller 221-235/639, MarkPalos 203-270/636, Lori Bains 169/457.

Monday Nite Live: Dave Cook 247-202-238/687, DanOnestinghel 254-208-215/677, Frank Villaorlad 235-219/649, Mel Johnson 235-201/619, Lucy Tralla 221-200/619,Sharon Weger 215/553, Pat Doolittle 531, Carol Casuga504.

First Lutheran: Jerome Hampton 226-223/631, BobPfleger 235/612, Rick Godin 230/601, Carol Enochs 509.

River Maniacs: Ray Stoy 258-247-205/710, JohnnieEnglehart 224-279/697, Mike Fonvergne 256-236/674, BobAdams 218-270/667, Dan Kline 234-232/645, TedWeinsziehr 223-230/622, Scott Crawford 204-214/603, VinceKoeller 217/601, Gabriel Villa 227, Louis Fonvergne 205,Monise Kelly 257/585.

Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 218-279-255/752, DavidBaquero 256-245-221/722, Mark May 216-257-241/714, DanStipkovich 217-266-212/695, Chris Husby 234-245/667, DanKline 236-245/657, Rick Hoffman 230-212-211/653, MichaelRicca 230-224/649, Gary Anderson 212-257/641, JudyValazza 224-224/634, Deanna Pyka 192/538, Jeanette Lieber233/526, Mary Becker 525, Lizette Stevenson 525, EllenEckard 523, Lori Cole 521.

Newcomers: Warren Plouffe 242-247/678.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — It looks like

everyone had a nice Thanks-giving Day and enjoyed all thegoodies that went with it.

Last week Dave Folck ledboth senior leagues here atCanoga Park Bowl. Well, thisweek we only have scoresfrom the Funtimers leagueand guess who is the topperson of the week? Yes,it’s the man, Dave Folck!

Dave Folck 208-234-257/699, Bob Adams 209-213-216/638, Rick Greenzweight 207-206-202/615, Al Reiswig 206-212/608, Bill Robb 217-206/600, Bill McKinley 210/595,Candy Adams 205/564,Carolyn Scherzberg 202/535,Jackie Becker 198/523,Donna Mae Brown 189/504,Eleanor Weaver 167/481,Marcia Votava 166/456,Marilyn Bigman 151/423,Carolyn Greenwood 172/414.

See you next week withmore senior scores. WillDave Folck be the top managain?

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — That was a nice

holiday weekend for the juniors. Nowit’s back to school and bowling too.Here’s a sampling of the high scoresreported at Canoga Park Bowl.

Adult-Junior Doubles: Kevin Gross244-226-276/746, A.J. Minot 202/541,Russell McFadden Jr. 212/525, Jen-nifer Pyka 178/488, Robert Nelson160/466, Jessica Carmichael 157/439, Eric Czubiak 151/431.

Junior Royals: Drew Stern 252-220/610, Samantha Meyers 179/490, GusReveles 177/477, Sonu Gill 159/418,Alina Hedina 126/316, Hayley Fee86/210.

Bantam All Stars: David Sheeran183/448, Hunter Savoie 158/390,Gina Vandewater 103/286, Julia Frias104/282.

Sutter Goldminers: Duncan Clarke243/521, Rachel Steinberg 165/447,Juan Santillan 160/410, Ismael Avila126/339, Amruta Gill 124/335, CesarUrena 109/294, Maroof Haque 113/281, Jacob Domine 98/279, HenryLarios 124/256, Marisa Lopez 89/248.ADULT JUNIOR NO-TAP TOURNEY

November 25, 2006OFFICIAL RESULTS

1.Scott & John EnglehartTrophies

& Blockbuster Gift Certificates2. Kevin Gross & Richard McKenna

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Stepladder Final Results:

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November 24, 2006 FINAL RESULTS1st Place 3645 $500.00 Kevin Collins, Cheryl Hansen, Mallarie Chester, Laurie Lapkin, Casey Kasprzy2nd Place 3603 400.00 Melissa Dorr, Carol Rodriguez, Rich Crivello, Dana Wyatt, Jennie Wyatt3rd Place 3556 300.00 Tony Rhoads, Mitch Zippay, Santiago Solis, Ed Zippay, Art Macias4th Place 3555 280.00 Brian Baltau, Brent Parrino, Wendell Davidson, Aaron Starks, Shannon Starks5th Place 3546 240.00 Shona Perkins, Howard Schartoff, Shane Sawitz, Beth Sawitz, Andre Dugay6th Place 3519 200.00 David Arellano, Janilyn Rose, Gail Rose, Kevin Malan, Jeff Malan

SHOT OF GOLDChrissy Bollar 498.50Scott Crawford 498.50

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Game1: Michael Briseno/Frank Bustamante 294 108.00Game 2: Aaron Starks 316 108.00Game 3: Kevin Collins 297 109.00

MENS SCRATCHGame 1: Jeff Malan 279 110.00Game 2: Brent Davidson 300 110.00Game 3: Andre Duguay 284 110.00

WOMENS HANDICAPGame 1: Ronata Longmire 298 63.00Game 2: Beth Sawitz 298 63.00Game 3: Mallarie Chester 311 64.00

WOMEN SCRATCHGame 1: Tiffany Morita 268 25.00Game 2: Beth Sawitz 267 25.00Game 3: Mallarie Chester 232 25.00

Championship Match: Scott &John Englehart def. Kevin Gross& Richard McKenna 558-453.

Thanks to all of our participants.Our next event will be held onDecember 30, 2006.

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STUDIO CITY—The upcoming holidays are upon us. So, comeand celebrate “Bowladays” here at Pinz. We are still taking reserva-tions and we are welcoming all open play bowlers. Strap on yourholiday best and bowl a few games with our family.

PINZ ADULTS:For the leagues that didn’t have the Turkey Day off we salute

you. The scores are consistently piling up. The scores are higherthan ever before, that shows drive and persistence. Great job bowlers,and gobble up these scores:

Tavern Guild: Jeff Pifko 247 216-653, Curt Zellers 206-574,Ben Brees 204-565, John Cisneroz 210-552, Jay Johnson 202-552,Michael Perez 208-542, Chuck Shafer 195-536

Twilighters: Dan Coffelt 256 220 202-678, Dane Price 259 200204-663, Ron Koblin 224 247-645, Phil Cody 208 213-588, GeorgeCruz 226-579, Al Zuniga 230-573, Robert Lerman 226-571, ScottBrutz 218-571, Steven Knox 222-562, Tina Hackett 201-532

Kings and Queens: Brett Himmel 231 223 214-668, KevinCollins 216 247-654, Hector Hernandez 232-574, Darren Radeff195-558, Josh Scherr 243 201-556

PINZ JRS.:We missed you this week. Hope you had a great couple of days

off, but make sure to come back and bowl even better.PINZ SENIORS:

No matter how much turkey is sitting in your stomach, you stillthrow great games. We are thankful for your terrific games andoptimistic attitudes. Look at these games for justification:

Happy Timers: Sol Karnovitz 213-533, Ken Burkenheim 206-517, Art Abell 184-508

Coffee & Donuts: Arleen Wiener 167-482, Donna Hickox 178-473, Karen Wolkoff 154-456, Marilyn Berry 167-451, Fran Parker155-449, Lu Juan Lietzke 174-446

Pin Pals: Marcia Shourt 205-501, Karen Collier 181-489, JudySenior Social: Gary Olsen 189-502, Terri Bonato 169-433Bowler of the Week: Our bowler of the week has done some

twilighting of his own as a fantastic bowler; Dan Coffelt. At timeshe may have a bark, but this week he backed it up with his bowlingbite. We are acknowledging his bowling chops and the way he candestroy the competition. He bowled 256, 220, and 202 for a 678set. Great job.


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MeglemreANAHEIM—Monday was

a disappointment for the Vegasleague at Linbrook Bowl. The oilmachine for the lanes on thesouth side of the center had bro-ken down so we were moved tothe north side to bowl. We re-turn to Linbrook again next weekand also return to the a 9:30 a.m.start because of the league thatfollows at noon. Team captainsand subs have been notified ofthe time change and hopefullythey will notify their team mem-bers.

The weekly honor roll re-flected low scoring. BerneiceKing led with 221-537, PattiGivenchin 213-527. BettyPhillips 201-508, RobertaMcNaught 205-506, MargoMcClain and Teri Hefner had506, and Madeline Majick,210-500.

Cerritos #2 team becamenew league leader with 28 wins,followed by Westminster #2 andDel Rio #1 tied at 27, Cal #5,25.2; Westminster #1, 25; Key-stone #3 and Cal #4 tie at 24;Keystone #1, Bowling Newsand Keystone #2 are tied at 23wins.

Gloryetta Brown made theoops department this week bytraveling to Fountain Bowl butshe made it back to Linbrook forthe second and third games.LaRuth Murray’s husbandHerman is her chauffeur and hegot lost Monday and wound upat Disneyland, however, he fi-nally got to Linbrook for LaRuthto bowl the last two games.Willie Brown, former Vegasleague bowler a few years ago,returned to the league as a subMonday and she looks great. Shealso improved her average to 158.

NEXT WEEK: 9:30 A.M.Monday, December 4 atLinbrook Bowl.

Tournament RecapPlace Name Score Amount1. Dillion Ito 727 $ 400.002. Tony Catapano 716 $ 200.003. Calvin Thai 715 $ 100.004. Luis Diaz 711 $ 90.005. Patti Brode 676 $ 80.006. Joseph Catalano 670 $ 70.007. Lito Dizon 630 $ 60.008. Bret Rose 629 $ 55.009. Manuel Garcia 626 $ 50.0010. Phillip Sujo 625 $ 49.0011 Dave Miller DNS $ 48.00Paid Out 44 EntriesTournament $ 1607.00Sidepots $ 459.00Brackets $ 720.00

From Left to Right – Luis Diaz 4th Place, Calvin Thai 3rd

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Dillon was throwing a Rotogrip Silver Streak given to him byGary Duran and Drilled by Memo Rosales of Bowlers Image lo-cated inside Action Lanes in El Monte. Dillon sports highs of a 255game and 636 Series. Dillon would like to thank his friends Spanky,Calvin, Brian for their support an cheers. Dillon would like tothank Action Lanes and their staff for hosting the tournament.

Our Mystery game was a carry over this week (226 game),Mystery series was a carry over (484 series). Game will be worth$400 and series $300 at Keystone Lanes Dec 3rd.

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SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

CERRITOS—SED Jr.Travel took to the wood at AMFCerritos Lanes in their last ses-sion on November 18th. This wasa double session giving thebowlers a chance to correct theirmistakes from the first session.It had been a while since thegroup was at Cerritos and itlooks like we’ll be back moreoften or until they get it right.Also I purposely held this ar-ticle a week to give you a re-fresher and a reason to return.

In the first session the smallturnout struggled a bit. But then– HERE HE COMES TO SAVETHE DAY – J.D. Pelow postedup an 204-205-237/829 set toshow it could be done. Way totake the lead. Other reportablescoring, Jasmine Morales 214/752, Andy Betancourt 202/745,Eric Milne 228/728, Kevin Jones724, Mark Curtis 236/722,Bryan Osborne 710, A.J. Garcia234, and Deanna Carrillo 220.

In the second session, somelearned their lesson and the scor-ing was a touch better. But like Itell the bowlers, these are theconditions that they’ll want tomaster, making them that muchbetter. Pelow took the top spotagain in this session going 227-278-212/867. See, even he foundimprovement. But in this ses-sion J.D. was not alone. Garciajoin in on the fun with his 234-242/827 and Osborne had a 236-208/810 set. Nice bowling gentle-men. Other highs came in fromBetancourt 202/764, Jones 202/753, Michael Gaylor 746, MaxSlevcove213-210/724, and Milne724.

Our session this Saturdaywill be at AMF Bowling Squarein Arcadia. Everyone, pleaselook for a mass email giving theaddress and directions. I mayalso call on some of you. We hada lot of absences recently andthere is a lot to catch up on aswell as up-coming events forDecember. Spread the word andlet’s get everyone out there. Talkwith you soon.

Girls Jr. All-Starsby David Gordon

C E R R I T O S — A M FCerritos Lanes was the site ofthe last session before Thanks-giving for for the Girls Jr. All-Stars. The lanes were prettybeaten up from the early tour-nament and hard to figure out ingeneral. However, the ladies tookin the lessons and made it a goodday anyway.

Melissa Pena takes the spot-light on this week with a 205/750 set. Nice bowling M. Wealso had reportables from Jas-mine Morales 230-235/731,Deanna Carrillo 216/712, andLindsay Hannasch 711.

I’ll catch everyone up on teamstandings and season highs nextweek. This coming Sunday, theladies venture to AMF BowlingSquare in Arcadia. Start time willbe around 2:00. This is anothersite that we have not been to inquite a while. Bring that mental-ity. See you soon.

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Teams 9 And 10Battle Saddleback’s820 Segment Lead

by Frank KietzMISSION VIEJO — John

Chapman’s Saddleback Lanes’quartet won the first segmentrolloff spot. It looks likeBowlers Advantage andSweetwater Pools have an edgefor the second segment spot inSaddleback’s 9:00 p.m. Tuesday820 Scratch Classic.

Bill Brossart and AndyNeeman with current 225 aver-ages pace Andy’s Pro Shopperswhile Rick Jocham, Tim Hall andScott Brown help keep the teamover the 820 mark.

The Pool cleaners have an 841average but know how to winthe close games. Dave Jacqueauses his 209 average skillfully.Howard Stephens, Craig Halland Brett Mercer are perfecthelpers.

Windsor Mortgage usingGeoff Mauer’s 227 average topace teammates Chris De Boer,Johnny Nguyen and MichaelDuong to a third place tie withFantascapes consisting of PaulRockwood, Les Hayman, MikeKrause and Alex Martin.

Tony Conti continues to headthe loop’s season high honor rollwith a 300/837 followed by 300shooters, Cam Honig and FrankStreet. Missy Bellinder for Pre-cision Pro Shop has a 280/757heading the distaffer’s highscores. Saddleback’s 820 is oneof Orange County’s richest andstrongest leagues representing 32players with 200 plus averages.Owner Dave Del Conte is proudof his league and full service cen-ter. He welcomes visitors — formore information call 949-586-5300.


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Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Are you tired from all that shopping, eating turkey

leftovers and just running around with all the holiday activities?Well, come on over to Del Rosa Lanes and enjoy some bowling. The juniorsdid just that and here’s the proof.

Little Rascals: Keanu Ingram 105-194, Dawn Richards 99/177.Bantam Buddies:Terrence Robinson 147/380, Samantha Batey 122/325.Pincrackers: Bryce Lannon 156/443, Demi De Maio 121/337.Strike Force: James Dixon 248-245/671, Adrian Ruiz 241-244/667, Eric

Gross 246, Rick Quinbar 213, Brent Smith 212, Jason Holleman 211, ChasePhillips 208.Good bowling, juniors.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Turkey Day is over and now we look

forward to the holidays. Also the high scorers from DelRosa Lanes senior leagues.

Young At Heart: Frank Deluca 209/588, Les Gray 232, MariaShields 212/579.

Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby 246-225-205/676, Bob Corri-gan209, Joe Strinati 201, Alice Winchester 202-203/582, Dot Joyner234.

Golden Goodies: Jim Cox 200/502, J.W. Jones 204, VelmaBone 515, Betty Zoz 198.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Chuck Taylor 775, 2. Lester Gray 767, 3.Roy Cowan 739, Booby, George Steffan 633.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jackie Knight 800, 2. Bob Lee 773, 3.Frank Deluca 760, 4. Joe Burns 716, Booby, Dorothy WelcherSr. That’s all we have for now.

DEL ROSATHANKSGIVING NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

November 22, 2006FINAL RESULTS

WOMEN1. Dana Vernon 834 $90.002. Susie Markovic 833 75.003. Denise Ortiz 786 60.004. Fran Maiale 784 42.005. Teresa Vest 777 30.00

MEN1. Lonnie Futch 931 105.002. Jim Forbes 902 90.003. Rick Maiale 886 80.004. Kevin Kratochvil 881 60.005. Steve Markovic 866 45.006. Ben Stewart 836 35.007. Michael Grey 833 30.008. Adolph Burckhalter 790 24.009. Joe Vasquez 785 15.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1

1. Josh Ball 3272. Adolph Burckhalter 2941. Dana Vernon 3032. Elise Hamner 288

Game 21. Lonnie Futch 3302. Steve Markovic 3261. Denise Ortiz 3142. Susie Markovic 292

Game 31. Gus Cardenas 3422. Lonnie Futch 3301. Bridgett Young 2902. Toni Futch 289

4th ANNUAL TURKEY DAY SCRATCH 5-GAMER

November 23, 2006FINAL RESULTS

1. Dennis Cassidy 1264 $250.002. Mark Dyer 1197 180.003. Jerry Forch 1179 123.004. David Fairow 1168 75.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1: Roy Robinson 248 Mike Nakunz 248Game 2: Dennis Cassidy 280Game 3: Kenny De Maio 297Game 4; Adam Sokoloski 258Game 5: Adam Sokoloski 262

MIXED DOUBLES SCRAMBER1. Donna & Chuck Gray 17412. Lipakepa Enriquez/ Michael Gray 17343. Dana & Jake Vernon 1719

Southwest Bowlby Ken Del Conte

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LOS ANGELES — Hi. Here are the high scores from theVegas In May league at Southwest Bowl on November 26,2006.

For the men: Chris Ridgeay 254-258-265/777, David (DBSmooth) Bryant 244-268-244/756, Ralph Blackburn 246-247/687, Wilfred Lewis 209-214-253/676, Keith Hilburn 236-246/676, Todd Austin 227-237-207/671, VJ Flores 216-255/667, Antoine Johnson 212-212-235/663.

For the ladies: Monica Gadson 229-266/651, KrischnaHoward 230, Denise Rusell 219 and Jeanette Bryant 205-205.

We’ll be back with more high scores so keep looking forthe Southwest Bowl column.

P.S. Nikki Metoyer, make sure Mr. Lewis sends your scorestoo!

SAN BERNARDINO — Thanks to all the bowlers whoparticipated in Del Rosa Lanes Thanksgiving tournaments.Dana Vernon and Lonnie Futch took first place in their divi-sions in the Thanksgiving No-Tap on Wednesday. Thanks-giving Day we had our 4th Annual Turkey Day Scratch 5-Gamer. Dennis Cassidy took home top honors in thattournament.Complete results may be found at the end ofthis house column.

Lots of good scores to report and here they are.Handicap Doubles: John Hutchings 258-257-259/774,

Corky De Maio 200-222-248/670, PJ Buckner 218-202-228/648, Earl English 225-223/614, Darwin Balding 207-214/604, Ryan Lathlean 256, Terry Chittenden 244-247/668, MaryCassin 238, Vicki Flanders 204.

Judson Baptist: Ben Gonzales 203-234/602, RamonaSanderson 201-200/533.

Beach Party: Michael Gray 215-202-246/663, Chuck Gray234-227/654, Leighton Beach 222-206/607, Grace Beach187/471.

Mt. Commercial: Rolando Bravo 233/590, L.T. Togafau232, Cliff Chandler 229, Barbara Bobroff 193/530.

Capri: Rose Rudh 219/578, Lee Ann Malouff 225, ToniFutch 214, Alice Winchester 203.

Dirty County: John Hutchings 248-201-266/715, SteveRollberg 256-255/703, P.J. Buckner 227-209-232/668, RobMiner Jr. 265-211/660, Tom Andres Sr. 249-257/657, RandyHoffman 225-222/628, Wade Cheney 224-207/613, ErnieHidalgo 235, Larry Richards 203-230, Susie Markovic 561,Debbie Andres 224, Susan Reeder 215.

Elks Invitational: Larry Stormes 212-200-201/613, HarveyTobias 237, Lorie Click 478, Priscilla Romeo 181.

Del Rosa 830 Classic: Ray Cobb 257-247-289/793,Darren De Maio 223-279-227/729, Ken De Maio 227-279/705, Corky De Maio 213-278-213/704, Tom Velasquez Jr.244-215-244/703, Larry McKeehan 204-226-265/695, AdamSokoloski 243-258/689, Nick Assini 268-224/687, RonStrange 244-219-223/686, Johnny Hernandez 236-246-201/683, Mark Dyer 223-267/681, John Fitzgerald 250-203-220/673.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Russell Ruiz 225/613, Mary Cassin 234/580, Adrian Ruiz 267/635, Jonny Brooks 224-203/607, MartyCoyazo 222, Chris Bassett 201-216, Ashlee Switt 189/500.

Good Times: Mike Mobley 219-256/660, Eric Robinson212-254/650, Chuck Gray 214-223/632, Tom Smith 241-234/621, Leighton Beach 224-219/612, Tom Ramos 231/609, Jeff Wolferd 265/607, John Boyer 214-208/603, JohnRoberson 237, Bill Roes 234, Hector Velez 229, RolannKarper 224-248-202/674, Angela Mobley 207-245-214/666,Nena Lopez 226, Likapeka Enriquez 213-216, SjanaRobinson 200, Suzie Knerr 200.

Slots Of Fun: Vince Vasquez 237-241-233/711, RickMaclaren 203-214/606, Victor Gamboa 236, Bud Sittniewski234, Catherine Boyd 183/481.

Weekend Rollers: Mike Contreras 228-214-222/664, JohnRoberson 278/664, Roger De Los Reyes 259/644, NachoHernandez 217-247/642, Ernie Juarez 213-233/637, JoeContreras 243/622, Sal Soriano 223-201/607, Gary Pomfret202-203/601, Mike Mellas 257/600, Matthew Flud 257,Maurice Chavez 237, Jason Laguna 229, Tim Farris 225,Jackie Farris 235-200/583, Elise Hamner 235, ChristinaHernandez 203, Laurie Lossner 201.

ANAHEIM — Hi. It’s the last day of November and thatmeans the holidays are just around the corner. People arebusy shopping, going to parties, but they still have time tobowl. If you’re planning a party why not come to LinbrookBowlling Center, we can help you.

It’s time for a look at the high scores.Swinging Trios: No Scores.Lunch Bunch: Larry Spink 220, Mike Hardy 207, Sal Molina

206, Ike Eisenacher 203.Monday Cypress College: Sophy Tath 229, Amanda

Carnegie 208, Bill Swanson 202.No Knottcents: Phil Stricker 209, Mike Carney 208, Cecil

Carney 201. Ten Pins: Don Morrell 234, Matt Mitchell 223, Roger Mor-

ris 220, John Magill Sr. 214-206, Aaron Bolton 213, AprilAnderson 202.

3’s Company: Marylou Platte 211, Melinda Monahan 210.Executive Doubles: Josh Rahm 217-245-235/697, Tony

Banks 212-244/626, Charles Rogers 244-205/621, StanEvans 257-200/619, Jon Huse 213-202/600, Lisa Somma257-211/623.

Jacks & Jills: Jovet Soon 201-219, Voltaire Cuello 212,Tony Wallick 212, Paul Schellenberger 211, Mike Blodgett210.

Just Desserts: Jack Pedre 224-240/648, Lee Haywood209-201, Frank Casola 202, David Soifer 200.

Go For Nine (no-tap): Joe Zeuli 288-239-220/747, ReyOrtiz (sub) 258-253-233/744, Ben Philalack (sub) 207-214-277/698, Tony Angulo 245-254/694, Gino Vassallo (sub)206-250-229/685, Patty Ricks 225-226-209/660, DianeJohnson 234-221/630, Pat Nichols 222-240/618, ElbertaCanfield 225, Fran Stern 218.

Party Timers: Tim Blough 220-277-219/716, JR Mattson238-267/686, Bill Powell 224-224/641, Donn Stout 200-236/625, Duane Stout 213-203-207/623.

Grey Panthers: Mike Hardy 206.Junior Scratch Singles: Aaron Wilson 206, Robert Albrecht

203.Saturday Vegas Special: Julio Molina 220-226/617, Joe

Molina 206, Priscilla Molina 221.4-4 Vegas: Brian W. Parker 220-200, Larry Leach 212,

Norm Walker 205, Dehlin Greenwood 203, Jake McCollum200.

Family and Friends: Richard Calvo 216, Nathan Aguon215, Edward Mote 213, Frank Pangelinan 201, GeraldLaguana 200, Dorothy Tupu 223.

Double Daters: John Conway 268-213-218/699, PatSangenito 257-245/694, Armando Galindo 246/610, BobLegro 250, Joe Bayne 236, Kim Gardner 221, Margie Sav-age 203.

N.F.L.: Luis Damian 204.Senior No-Tap: (November 21, 2006) 28 entries @

$9=$252. 28 lineage @ $4.50= $126. 28 prize fund @$4.50=$126. 27 (3-6-9) @ $1=$27. Place Money—1st TerryBrent 859 $27, 2nd John Phillips 792 $20, 3rd Jerry Knight784 $15, 4th Tony Chaco 740 $9, 5th John Magill 702 $6.Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Terry Brent 300 $6, 2ndJohn Munson 286 $5, 3rd Jerry Roddam 274 $4. 2nd game,scr.: 1st Terry Brent 280 $8, 2nd Tony Chaco 231 $6, 3rd JoeMcGee 226 $5. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st John Phillips 320 $6,2nd-3rd (tie) Jerry Knight and Terry Brent 279 each, $4.50each. 3-6-9 New Total: $230.

See you on the lanes.

Pawling And MathisenContinue To RollAt Forest Lanes

LAKE FOREST — Withonly five weeks remaining in thefall session of the Open Doublesat Forest Lanes, the team of RickPawling and David Mathisencontinue to lead the league by2.5 points over the strong teamof Del Davis and Ken Maxey.

Fifteen teams remain in con-tention for the rolloffs on De-cember 30, 2006. First placecould be worth $4,000.

The league is averaging 202with Jeff Carr (225) and VinceWood (224) at the top. Carr andWood are also teammates and arecurrently on the bubble in sev-enth place. Season honor scorescurrently go to Ken Maxey withthe leagues only 300 game andhigh series of 765.

The Optional Singles Tourna-ment is also winding down withthe rolloffs scheduled for De-cember 23, 2006 with a top prizeof $800. Pawling and Mathisenare seated one and two and willbe joined this week by eitherMike Tucker or TimTimmerman depending on theout come of their match thisweek.

The winter session startsJanuary 9, 2007 and will run 20weeks with a top prize of$5,000. The Optional SinglesTournament will pay $1,000.

All those interested in bowl-ing the winter Doubles Leagueshould contact Mario at ForestLanes 949-770-0055, Jeff Carr949-699-2695 or DennisStephenson 949-863-1041.League bowls every Tuesdaynight at 9:00 p.m. at Forest.

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