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WICKLIFFE, OHIO—It’sbeen a slow start to the 2006-07Denny’s PBA Tour season forTommy Jones by his recent stan-dards, but the reigning PBAPlayer of the Year showed he’snot going anywhere.
Jones won his ninth title in alittle over two seasons, knock-ing off Wes Malott, 222-221, tosqueak out a win in the 2006 AceHardware Championship atFreeway Lanes of Wickliffe.
Jones struck six consecutivetimes in frames 4-9 to take thelead and needed a double in the10th frame to shut out Malott.Jones, however, left a 7-10 splitand opened, the same splitMalott left in the 7th frame togive Jones the lead.
Malott then needed a strikewith his first ball in the 10th towin, but a 9-pin forced him to
Nine is Fine
strike for the tie. He got nine onhis last shot, however, lettingJones escape with a one-pin win.
“I have mixed emotions. Wesis my roommate and one of mybest friends on Tour, and younever want to win that way,” saidJones (Simpsonville, S.C.).“That right lane was tricky andfortunately I had lane choice so(Malott) had to finish on thatlane. He got a bad break on hisfirst shot (in the 10th), made amove and threw a good shot, buthe just didn’t get the break.”
Jones, who has won fourtitles in each of the last two sea-sons, denied Malott the chanceto win back-to-back titles for thefirst time in his career.
The 28-year-old advanced tothe title match with a 226-216win over Walter Ray WilliamsJr. The PBA Hall of Famer helda one-pin lead after six framesbefore chopping the 4-8 to giveJones the lead. Jones could haveshut Williams out with a doublein the 10th, but he left a 4-pingiving Williams the opportunityto double to win the match. Wil-liams left an 8-pin with his firstshot, however, giving Jones hisfirst-ever win on TV against theTour’s all-time title holder.
Malott advanced to the titlematch with a 257-202 win overRyan Shafer. Last week’s Dis-cover® Card Windy City Clas-sic winner struck in five of thefirst six frames, while Shaferfailed to strike in frames 6-9, in-cluding an open in the 7th.
Jones earned $25,000 whileMalott (Argyle, Texas) tookhome $13,000 for second. Will-iams (Ocala, Fla.) earned $6,500for third and Shafer(Horseheads, N.Y.) earned$5,500 for fourth.
The Denny’s PBA Tourmoves to Baltimore for the 2006Beltway Classic, Dec. 6-10, atAMF Country Club Lanes. Thelive ESPN televised finals takeplace Sunday, Dec. 10, at 1 p.m.EST.
3 More Senior High RollerChamps Crowned!
LAS VEGAS—Three new High Roller champions emerged dur-ing the Senior Thanksgiving Classic Holiday week at Sam’s Town!Roto Grip President Hank Boomershine, presenting sponsor of theentire Classic Series, was proud to present Winner’s Cups to CharlieGadd, Max Shellabarger and Clark Poelzer.
All 3 players were new to the High Roller Winner’s Circle, eachjoining the prestigious $10,000 Club as well. Shellabarger, the 50 &Over Classic champ won $15,000, the largest prize of the week.Gadd, the 60 & Over Champ and Poelzer, the Classified Champeach pocketed $10,000.
Both the 50 and the 60 & Over Classics entries were up over thepast few tournaments. And, this was the inaugural Classified Clas-sic which attracted 173 players. Over $346,000 was disbursedbetween the 3 events, a staggering sum when taking into consider-ation that the entry fees were the lowest ever in the 50 & Over.
The 60 & Over Classic was first on the agenda. A couple of well-known names won the 2 Sweepers as 3-time champ Hal Wilber wonthe opening Sweeper for $1,750 and 2-time champ Vinnie Atrie wonthe 2nd Sweeper for $1,500.
Minnesota’s Ed Mahagnoul won $1,000 in the Early Bird Tune-Up. Later, Charlie Gadd, from Lake Worth, Florida, took on DonHannam, from Sycamore, Ohio in the title match of the main event,defeating him 206-182. Hannum, in his 2nd finals appearance, tookhome $5,000. Gadd, at 62 years old, averaged better than 225 in his6 matches.
There were 177 players in the 60 & Over - 63 of them made thefinals!
Next up was the 50 & Over Classic. $15,000 was on the line andMax Shellabarger, the 52 year old from Centreville, GA, padded his226 match play pace by defeating Steve Ferrara 242 - 206. Ferrara,from Kingston, NY earned $7,500.
Earlier in the event, former champ Willie Wells blasted 279-225-288 for 792 to win the Sweeper and $1,800 by 53 pins! DougNowlin, from St. Helens, Oregon, just off of knee surgery, won theEarly Bird Tune-Up with his 518 2-gamer.
There were 210 players in the 50 & Over - 67 of them made thefinals!
The inaugural Classified Classic closed out the exciting week asClark Poelzer became the 1st Classified Classic champ. The 55year-old from Arden Hills, MN celebrated his birthday with a$10,000 victory as he defeated George Whittier 239-193. Whitter,the 72 year old from East Amhurst, NY took home $5,000. Poelzerblew away opponents at a blistering 241 pace in his 6 matches.
In a separate Classified Early Bird, Lonnie Sharkey fired 557 towin the $1,000 prize by 82 pins! Sharkey, from Bremerton, WA.had a great week, also winning 2 Cheeper Sweepers.
There were 178 players in the Classified Classic - 59 of themmade the finals!
8 players made the cut in all 3 Classics: Bill Bahny, Dan Emmett,Cliff Gilliard, Jinnie Henry, Don Jackson, Gene Rivers, Jack Wadley& Jim Wynne.
Next up is the February High Roller and “A Game”, both withseparate senior cuts. For more information and brochures, call ustoll free at 1-800-257-6179 or visit us at www.high-roller.com.
(L-R) Max Shellabarger, Charlie Gadd, Hank Boomershineand Clark Poelzer.
Inland EmpireNABI Champion
Michael Smith“Family Tradition”
by QuinnRIVERSIDE — Thanks to
AMF Riverside Lanes, a terrifichouse, for hosting the InlandEmpire NABI December 2ndtournament.
Our newest champion,Michael Smith, was not intimi-dated at all by our seasoned com-petitors. Only 23 years old, andonly bowling for three years, hebowled like a pro.
It is in the genes. His uncleJohn Kimberling won last week’stournament. Bowling, he says,is a lot like baseball. Michaelplayed baseball in college and ofcourse, was the pitcher. Now heis showing his pitching abilityin the game of bowling. Michaelis a great competitor and sayshe really loves all sports.
He wants to dedicate this winto his grampa, Virgil Kimberling,who is also a NABI bowler. Healso wants to dedicate this winto his uncle John Kimberly, andespecially to his girlfriend,Michelle, for being so support-ive. Michael wants to thankEddie Lucas, who has been help-ing him with his bowling. “Goodjob, Eddie”.
Michael is now entered intothe Tournament of Champions,which will be held at the NABINationals held in July 2007. Hereceived a champion’s shirt.
Michael started the competi-tion at the bottom of the step-ladder by bowling against NolieValdeleon. Nolie bowled a 152to Michael’s 214. He thenbowled Jason Porter. Jasonbowled a 168 to Michael’s 258.Michael then climbed the stepsto bowl Diane Torres. Dianebowled a 134 to Michael’s 231.
Inland Empire NABI Champion Michael Smith &Grandfather Virgil Kimberling.
Our high qualifier Brian Watkinswas the last to meet Michael.Brian bowled an awesome gameof 206. However, Michael madeit his day, and bowled a 237.Congratulations, Michael!
Thanks to all for making ourclub so much fun! Our next tour-nament will be held on Saturday,December 9 at AMF ArrowheadLanes in San Bernardino. See ourad in this issue.
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Rick and FitzsimondsSST Champs at Fantasy Lanes
INDIO—What great tournament! Thanks so much to GeneralManager Mr. Doug Schmid, Tournament director Mr. Bobby Haddoxand to all the staff for their hard work.
On December 2 & 3, 2006 the Super Senior Tour was at FantasyLanes. Fantasy Resort and Casino added $2,000.00 to the SSTprize fund and after expenses, the bowlers received $137.30 returnon their $135.00 entry fee… wow! We had 38 super seniors, paid13 places with $1,000.00 first and 10 to the finals. In the juniordivision there were 28 players, we paid 9 places with $1,000.00first and 8 to the finals for a total of 66 entries.
In the Senior Division, after 10 games of qualifying, DennisFitzsimonds was in the lead ahead of Vaughn Doody by only 51pins. With ten games to go Dennis won six of his ten matches whileDoody beat seven players, but it wasn’t enough. Dennis continuedto score big, increasing his lead to 90 pins to win $1,000 and the lastSenior Title for 2006. Doody won $700.00 for second place. Den-nis would like to thank Fantasy Lanes for their generous supportand great hospitality.
In the Junior Division Mike Rick decided he had waited longenough after winning his last SST Title in 2004. Going into thefinals with eight games to go, he was ahead of Mark Dyer by only39 pins. Rick and Dyer each won four of their eight games in matchplay, but Rick only gave up three pins. Kevin Gannon was trailingby 130 and made an impressive effort to catch up to the leader bywinnings six games in match play, but it wasn’t enough. He placedthird, trailing Rick by 51 pins. Mike won $1,000 and would like tothank Corky Demaio for drilling his equipment.
In the King of the Hill Match, Mike Rick had the first nine(thought he was going to have another 300 game), but he stuck aseven pin for a 279. Dennis had a 204.
Our next stop is January 6/7, 2007 at New Yorba Linda Bowl inYorba Linda California. Jim and Betty Hornung are always great JR Champ - Mike Rick and Bobbie Haddox
SR Champ - Dennis Fitzsimonds & Bobbie Haddox
hosts. Check our web site at SuperSeniorTour.com for all thedetails. Also check our ad in the California bowling news December28, 2006.
Remember send all entries to SST - 22828 Canyon Lake DriveSo. - Canyon lake Ca. 92587.
SST President - Mr. Dave Gulley (949)-677-6424.
SU(E)PER GIRL!SAN DIEGO—Mira Mesa
was the host center for theNABI tournament last weekend,& Sue Greer finally joined hus-band, Jeff, in the elite group ofchampions. Sue had reallybowled well all afternoon, &faced the top eight single elimi-nation finals with no fear! Thistime she didn’t need to worryabout a possible match with Jeff,as she was the only family rep-resentative in the finals. Sue con-tinued her winning ways by pre-vailing in three matches (one bya very slim 1 pin!) She was oneexcited lady when the final scorehad her the champion, as shenow has her distinct championsshirt plus is eligible for the Tour-nament of Champions next sum-mer during NABI Week 2007.The other finalists were BobUlery, Jr., Fred Johnson III,James Federe, Linda Peete, GeneWalker, Phil Horn & ArchiePhandanouvong.
The $50 guaranteed sidepotswere collected by FrankMenchaca (2), Mike Lopez,Federe (2), Horn, Walker,Johnson & Sue Greer. The 3-6-9 Perpetual pot was shared byWalker & Horn.
As this was our annual Toysfor Tots tournament, I want tothank all of the bowlers that do-nated toys for this wonderfulendeavor headed up by our localMarines. I love delivering thetoys to the Reserve Center, asall of the Marines on duty are sopolite & thankful for the sup-port, that you drive away feel-ing happy to have been a smallpart of a caring community.
The next NABI tournamentis our Christmas Tournament onDecember 16th at Kearny MesaBowl. Squad details will be in-cluded in next week’s BowlingNews. Join us on the 16th atKearny Mesa ….. we’ll save acookie (+ some Christmas good-ies!) for you!
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Thursday, December 7, 2006Page 4 BOWLING NEWS
Charlotte“Char”Roussin
ANAHEIM—Char lo t teRoussin, age 84, of Anaheim,California, lost her battle withLeukemia on November 29,2006. The service will be heldon December 7, 2006, at 10:30a.m. at the Riverside NationalCemetary. Char was a perma-nent member of the Woman’sBowling Association. She wasalso a Director of the OrangeCounty Bowling Association formany years. She was a pastwinner of the Woman’s StateTournament.
Char is survived by her sonJoseph Roussin, of QubicaAMFand PBA member, her DaughterJoye Hodson of Yorba Linda, andson Donny Roussin of Placentia.She had 9 Grandchildren; Mark,Michael, Matthew, Sheri, Susan,Rhonda, Brian, Chris, andCassie. She also had 8 GreatGrandchildren.
She will be missed by every-one that knew her.
SST Super Senior Tour of CaliforniaHi From Len To all the SST MembersDecember 2/3-06 Fantasy Lanes Indio CaliforniaINDIO—What a great tournament, thanks so much to General
manager Mr. Doug Schmid, also league and tournament director Mr.Bobby Haddox, thank you to all the staff for there hard work. thingsjust went great for the whole week end.
What a great prize fund, with $2,000.00 added from Fantasy Lanes,after all expenses the bowlers received $137.30 returns on their $135.00entry fee wow. We had 38 super seniors, paid 13 places with $1,000.00first and 10 to the finals. With 28 juniors, paid 9 places with $1,000.00first and 8 to the finals. 63 total entries. The squad was full at 60 but weput them on any way, no harm good for the center good for the club.With king of the hill prize, the total prize fund was $8,650.00.
Thanks again to all at Fantasy Lanes, looking forward to June 1/2/3-07. With a bigger and better Tournament .we will be working on aJunior and Senior Pro. Am. Plus a 5 game sweeper with added moneyfor Friday June first -07, bowlers put this on your calendar. AndI will keep you informed.
Our next stop is the first week of January –07 At Jim and BettyHornung. New Yorba Linda Bowl in Yorba Linda California. (Always agreat host)
Check our web site (superseniortour.ws) For time and all details.Also check our Ad in the California bowling news December 28-06.Remember send all entries to SST. 22828 Canyon Lake Drive So.Canyonlake Ca. 92587. Call SST President Mr. Dave Gulley for more Info. @(949)-677-6424. Thanks to All Len Miles.
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SENIOR DIVISION 1. Dennis Fitzsimonds, Santee, CA 4939 $1,000.00 2. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 4849 700.00 3. Hal Wilber, Las Vegas, NV 4616 500.00 4. Stan Winters, Simi Valley, CA 4581 400.00 5. John Fitzgerald, Beaumont, CA 4575 350.00 6. Terry Brent, Garden Grove, CA 4559 320.00 7. Don Jackson, Bonita, CA 4549 290.00 8. Corky De Maio, San Bernardino, CA 4500 260.00 9. Jerry Ross, San Marcos, CA 4495 230.0010. Jerry Smith, Los Angeles, CA 4370 210.0011. Darrell Storkson, La Quinta, CA 2181 190.0012. Everett Nishikawa, Corona, CA 2177 180.0013. Leon Dent, Hesperia, CA 2160 85.0014. Jerry Calvin, Thousand Oaks, CA 2160 85.00
JUNIOR DIVISION 1. Mike Rick, Redlands, CA 4454 1,000.00 2. Mark Dyer, Moreno Valley, CA 4418 600.00 3. Kevin Gannon, Lakewood, CA 4401 480.00 4. Bob Hilovsky, Cherry Valley, CA 4327 400.00 5. Dewaine West, Temecula, CA 4253 340.00 6. Joe Staton, Upland, CA 4251 290.00 7. Tom Andres, Highland, CA 4244 260.00 8. John Hernandez, Moreno Valley, CA 4192 230.00 9. Bobby Haddox, Indio, CA 2255 200.00
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Micheri Tops 203 Bowlers- Wins ABTA Title at Mission Hills (Bottom) J. T. Jackson 3rdJoseph Micheri Jr. Champion $1,400, Vuong Do Runnerup $500. (Top) James Abilar MatchSeries winner $300, Tomeka Lemons 5th, Jamie Rovner 6th.
ABTA Christmas Event isNext Week @ Bowling Square
The ABTA will be hosted by AMF Bowling Square Dec. 16 inour Annual Christmas Event/Tournament! There are many gifts,prizes, raffles, etc.
Each entrant/entry will receive 3 tickets for the raffles for thegifts and prizes. There will be squad drawings each squad and themain drawings will be during the 6:00PM squad and before theSemifinals.
There are (5) qualifying squads Saturday beginning at 12:00 -1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with the 3-6-9 and Semis to follow at8:00PM.
Please see our ad in this paper for more information. BowlingSquare is located at 1020 Baldwin Ave. Take 210 Freeway to Baldwin2 miles South or take 10 Freeway to Santa Anita, go north 2 miles toDuarte, left ¾ Mile to Baldwin then right! The phone there is 626-445-3160.
We will have a bye Dec.23 and wish all a Very Happy HolidaySeason. We will begin bowling again Dec. 30 at West Covina Lanes.An early event and then with FROZEN handicap for Las Vegas atFriendly Hills Jan 14.
We will begin the new year Jan. 6 at Arrowhead Lanes in SanBernardino with FROZEN handicap for Las Vegas in that event.
ALL LAS VEGAS ROOMS MUST BE PAID IN FULL BYDEC. 30 OR WILL BE RELEASED
Our Las Vegas “Open” Event is at The Orleans Jan 11-12-13-14with$4,000 min 1st and Up to $8,100 1st with Bonuses. HappyHolidays from the ABTA.
MISSION HILLS — MissionHills Bowl was the host and a greattime was had in the Classy Cen-ter. Much excitement, great foodand more, made the event memo-rable.
Joseph Micheri Jr. was on hisgame and he put on a spectacularperformance winning his secondABTA Title as he finally downedupstart Vuong Do in the title tobe our latest champion.
Our return to Mission saw 203entrants enter and produce nicecut scores of +72 (men) and + 12for our ladies to make it to thesemis of 49 Bowlers. Also addedwere Super Seniors Vince Russell,Ely Cruz, and Josie Matsumoto.
Leading the Semis was a hotJoseph Micheri at +118. He wouldsit out and bowl for the title. Notfar behind was Vuong Do at +10.He would enter in round two ofthe single elims (top 16). It tooka +36 to make the sweet 16 singleelims finals, and that included 4women.
The bowlers took to the lanes.In the first round single elims los-ing were Racquel Vergara, ClaudeDottin, Tommy Newman, WesStaley, Anthony Nunnery, TomLicauco, and Tom McNaughton.They got checks of $105 in 10-16th place.
In round two being eliminatedwere Jun Tumacay, Jamie Rouner,Roland “Pacquio” Suase, and BenMasteran in 6-9th places and $110each.
Round three had J. T. Jacksonstrike often downing a gameTomekia Lemons 257-195.Vuong Do likewise downing Ms.True Carr 256-169. Two of our
fine ladies Tomekia and True were4th and 5th at Mission and $115each.
Now, two of our regulars J. T.Jackson and Vuong Do would meet,with the winner to advance tobowl for the title. Vuong had adouble, and turkey en route to a201-169 win over a tapped J. T.and off to the title game vs. Jo-seph Micheri Jr. with J.T. in 3rdat Mission with a great showing.
The title game was set and thehorses were paid! Vuong returned$29 for everyone who had him atthe $5.00 fun bets.
We would see who would be-come the latest Champion. Josephelected to have Vuong lead off.He did, with a double, and Josephanswered with a turkey, a spareand another double. After Vuonghad a open in the 7th, Josephmaintained a lead throughout asneither could double again. Josephhad title #2 and deservedly so in a244-221 win. A great performanceby a great guy, a fine bowler, andtitle #2 was well-deserved!Congrats Joseph!
Great bowling also by VuongDo, a Champion who could havewon again on this night.! He isalso a fine bowler and fine youngman. Great bowling Vuong!. Thesame to J. T. Jackson in third,Tomekia Lemons and True Carrlikewise.
Tourney Hi Qualifiers wereTim Klepper at +120 for the menand Tomekia Lemons led the la-dies at +87. They will get paidentries.
Jeremy Pearson eliminatedthe field in the 3-6-9 roll off. Hegot the first three 9’s or better
and needing only two more for$1,200, missed. We will go for$1,300 this week at West Covina.He got a $50 consolation for beer,money:-).
The Match Game was drawnby Micheri and matched at 127.Lucky Ramiro Pantoja was thelucky winner. He had left thebuilding and couldn’t be reachedthat night so I called him to findhow to pay him off. He will be atWest Covina Saturday to retrievehis cash. That is the best 127 gamethat Ramiro will ever bowl forsure. Ramiro is very deserving andwe offer Congratulations asChristmas came early for him :-)The Match Game will be esti-mated at $2,600 this Saturday atWest Covina.
The Match Series worth $300drawn by Tim Klepper, wasmatched at a 615 by a smilingJames Abilar, and taking home thecash. We will estimate the Seriesat $300 this week .
The weekly winner of theColumbia “300” Ball, was a mostdeserving Anthony Nunnery whoopts for the Action Max Ball. Hethanks the ABTA, and sponsorColumbia 300 for the fine ball.
Champion Joseph Micheri Jr.is from Tujunga. He, his fatherJoseph Sr., brothers Luis and Josehave all bowled in the ABTA andare fine people. He used an In-ferno drilled by Brandon at JewelCity Bowl. He is single with apretty girlfriend Janet Rivera whomissed this win. He thanks hisfriend Justin for support, and isproud of staying focused at Mis-sion in his win.
Vuong Do is from West-
Micheri Jr. Wins 2nd ABTA Title at MissionPantoja Hits A Big $3,500 Match Game
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minster and used a “One” drilledby ABTA Member Ben Mach. Heis single with a girlfriend Julie. Hethanks Ben for the fine drilling,Minh Dang and Tri Vo for sup-port, and Julie for letting him bowlon Saturday night instead of tak-ing her out. He has some extracash for that now Julie:-)
J. T. Jackson is from NorthHollywood and used a Cobaltdrilled by Rusty at Mission Hills.He thanks Rusty and Karl for thefine drilling there. He is single la-dies, and thanks all the fans fromBud Light and Bacardi Cola, andthe ABTA for a great job.
It was great returning to Mis-sion Hills. We will return theresoon on the next schedule.Thanks to Bill and his super staffthat he has assembled there. Wehad several new members at Mis-sion. First time cashers were JamieRovner, Butch Olivar, MichaelBriseno, Kimberly Brattin, TimKlepper, Esteban Lebron, andJonathan Bradley.
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ASSOCIATION(At Mission Hills Bowl)
December 3, 2006FINAL STANDINGS
1. Joseph Micheri Jr. 721 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry 400.00 2. Vuong Do 707 500.00 3. J. T. Jackson 694 200.00 4. True Carr 642 120.00 5. Tomekia Lemons 605 120.00 6. Ben Masteran 687 110.00 7. Roland Suase 662 110.00 8. Jun Tumacay 646 110.00 9. Jamie Rovner 639 110.0010. Tom McNaughton 698 105.0011. Claude Dottin 685 105.0012. Tommy Newman 676 105.0013. Wes Staley 674 105.0014. Anthony Nunnery 652 105.0015. Racquel Vergara 636 105.0016. Thomas Licauco 636 105.0017. Vic Garcia 634 78.7518. Roger Romero 634 78.7519. Minh Dang 633 75.0020. Carlo Martinez 632 72.5021. Butch Olivar 630 70.0021. Prewitt Kinerman 627 67.5023. Gil Romero 625 65.0024. Chris Woolery 621 61.2525. Jose Borromeo 621 61.2526. Nick Smith 620 60.0027. Bob Minor 618 60.0028. Brad Graeff Jr. 612 57.5029. Ken Seiple Jr. 611 57.5030. Ely Cruz 607 55.0031. Frank Winick 605 55.0032. Lynn Waldie 600 52.5033. Michael Briseno 598 51.2534. Kimberly Brattin 60% 598 30.2535. Romy Cajucom 595 49.0036. Dodie Sajonas 595 49.0037. Esteban Lebron 594 49.0038. Tim Klepper 594 49.0039. Adam Drodz 582 49.0040. Vince Russell 580 49.0041. Leo Tartamella 579 49.0042. James Abilar 573 49.0043. Simon Rojas 572 49.0044. Mitzi Martinez 571 49.00
45. Josie Matsumoto 564 49.0046. Cornelio De Las Armas 559 49.0047. Lauren Brifman 519 49.0048. Jonathan Bradley 513 49.0049. Glenn Matsumoto DNS 49.00
DOUBLES 1. Wes Staley/ James Abilar 1380 120.00 2. J.T. Jackson/ Thomas Licauco 1359 100.00 3. Tomekia Lemons/ Don C. Johnson 1358 80.00 4. Tommy Newman/ Fred Galvan 1330 70.00 5. Claude Dottin/ Chris Slack 1329 60.00 6. Roger Wrase/ Claude Dottin 1328 50.00 7. Fred Galvan/ Gil Romero 1327 50.00
FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores
Men: +72, Women: +12Super Seniors: Ely Cruz, JosieMatsumoto, Vincent Russell
HIGH QUALIFIERS — FREE ENTRYMen: Tim Kelpper +120Women: Tomekia Lemons+87
SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9
Jeremy Pearson 50.00This week it is 1,300.00
MATCH GAME — 127Ramiro Pantoja 350.00Estimated this week 2,600.00
MATCH SERIES — 615James Abilar 300.00Estimated this week 300.00
TRACK BALL WINNERAnthony NunneryPrize Fund, 203 4,981.00Paid Entries, 19 @ $49 931.00Optional Sidepots 1,209.00Doubles 530.00Brackets 7,440.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 400.00Match Series 300.00Match Game 350.00TOTAL PAID OUT $16,279.00
this Saturday in a One Day Event.There are Qualifying Squads at12:00-1:00-2:30- 4:00 &6:00PM. Semi-Finals 7:45PM.Bring in a New Member this weekand bowl for 1/2 price.
Dec. 16, we will return toBowling Square Lanes for ourChristmas Special. There will belots of Gifts and Prizes. Each Ladygets a bottle of wine for starters
and more! It is history folks, asJoseph Micheri enters the ar-chives a two time Champion!
See You all at West Covina fora Good One and let’s get thoseLas Vegas Rooms in. They are dueby Dec. 30. We bowl Jan. 11-12-13-14 at the Orleans with $4,000min. and up to $8,100 1st withthe bonuses there! A good one forsure.
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LAKEWOOD — Hi. Give your spouse or friend a gift ofan entry fee to Gil’s Annual Holiday Scratch DoublesTournament set for Tuesday, December 26, 2006 here atCal Bowl. Registration starts at 4:30 p.m., bowling takesplace from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. The entry fee is $75 perbowler. For more information see the ad on this page orcontact Gil Scott at 562-843-8530 or e-mail him [email protected].
The league secretaries have been busy from the pagesof high scores that were turned in. Here they are...
ELKS & FRIENDSB.J. 238-223/657, John Lynch 247-224/648, Carlos
Salcedo 247-211/627, Kevin Heuhring 202, Ralph Buck-les 202.
CAL STARSDarlene Hom 152-166-231/549, Shonna Hernandez
164-186-183/533, Alice Tavarez 199-165-158/522, ViWilson 189-132-202/523, Betty Phillips 220-175-168/563,Kim Eastwood 180-165-156/504, Barbara Crawford 159-178-168/505, Ora McCormack 146-191-183/522, TerryWhitehurst 120-179-214/513.
BIG BEARRoy Flounoil 160-238-279/677, Emmerson Wafer 223-
209-235/667, David Patterson 236-218-192/646, JohnLynch 180-221-235/636, Roy Cunningham 211-223-194/628, Curt Soares 236-209-181/626, Harold Dubose 185-187-243/615, B.J. Theiss 213-206-190/609, John Dunn208-187-213/608, Chaz Gaither 176-227-203/606, ChrisGilliland 192-181-227/600, Fred Faniel 193-204-203/600,Stacy Kelly 266-204-219/689, Dee Phipps 216-200-199/615, Betty McDiarmid 227-208-169/604, Lee Theiss 201-199-181/581, Daronda Reed 204-166-178/548, AllisenSutton 177-185-179/541, Maria Directo 167-187-186/546,Charlene Garrett 151-201-181/533, Lillie Darden 145-185-199/529, Michelle Criswell 182-161-185/528, ShantePittman 176-154-192/522, Pat Erwin 133-154-219/506.
RECYCLED TEENSKen Seiple Sr. 605, Boylee Inocente 667, Dominic An-
tonio 592, Willie Burckhalter 527, Frances Walker 525,Harold Runyon 522, Larry Neri 511, Luz Cruz 504, JimBurke 592, Wendell Ledbetter 589, Ed Brown 550, BenAlferos 504, John Mathews 503, Walter Millsap 600,Frank Grandstaff 525, Divinia Buhay 550, Gene Nichols562, Rico B. Cayton 575, Al Dimas 522, Dot Clinton516, Tom Spencer 547, Domenic Saraceno 653, SteveJasper 532, B.J. Theiss 523.
CORONA LADIES WINTERDee Montoya 220, Debra Brockway 214, Rachel
Castillo 212, Elaine Harmon 203, Lisa Georgeson 208,
Diana Howard 223.CAL BOWLEROS
Dee Phipps 224-221/589, Bette Jane Richards 201/563, Mary Smyth 560, Vi Wilson 549, Carole Fischer530, Kim Eastwood 523, Millie Buckles 513, NeneCamanag 513, Ora McCormick 502.
YOUNG AT HEARTEllis Houston 223-236-180/639, Tom Pettway 166-163-
116/445, Willie Creer 169-139-110/418, Jim Plante 199-238-194/631, Mac McNealy 172-182-191/545, JacqueDonaldson 108-167-124/399, Earl Hullett 172-213-182/567, Art Nelson 168-179-148/495, Gene Hammons 125-138-141/404, Curtis Whaley 147-174-195/516, RachelBright 109-87-110/306, Rosalind Harris 89-104-133/326,Charles Gleason 167-188-233/588, Albert Stephens 165-87-109/361, Maria Larason 131-127-131/389, JoshHudson 193-150-171/514, Audrey Johnson 149-139-135/423, Ed Johnson 193-161-140/494, Willie Young 192-195-226/613, Lester Felien 153-119-187/409, AlbertBurnett Sr. 162-132-193/487, Jim Burke 247-238-214/699,John Brider 151-182-130/469, James Johnson 159-190-215/564, Dottie Castillo 143-176-112/436, Gene Skulick182-198-186/566, Don Jackson 86-82-54/222, Tua Sula139-144-153/436, Lyette Williams 162-167-134/463, FaleSula 167-145-213/525.
GRANDMAS & GRANDPASTony Morones 244-225-242/721, Robert Thomas 630,
Lucy Seiple 512, John Sherman 524, Sam Huckleby 538,Dolores Castillo 504, Stanley Murren 538, Wilfred Panton530, John Mathews 649, Bob Stickney 641, Ken SeipleSr. 615, Ron McClain 545, Lee Theiss 550, Wayne Moon559, Ray Culp 562, Ben Alferos 548, B.J. Theiss 634,Willile Burkhalter 568, Walt Gist 557, Vancie Keith 540,Don Keith 535, Ed Hansen 572, Frank Guiambao 500,Don Jones 576, Wendell Ledbetter 600, Jim Burke 550,Billy Williams 583, Chuck Patterson 513, Bill Charles536, Ed Brown 602, Boylee Inocente 592, Donna May504.
WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEMyrick Burris 177-233-212/622, Paul Griba 235-180-
232/647, Sheila Lawton 180-210-225/615, Matt Mosley245-187-205/637, Don Ott 170-226-234/630, ShannonSantos 207-245-200/652, Jay Wilson 299-202-223/724,Daryl Brandt 202, Richard Dubuke 206, Guy Hunsinger205, Clyde Lumpford 200-204, John Lynch 206, MadelineMajick 201, Greg Mobley 203-201, Jo Anne Mount 206,Ace Price 255, Chuck Robinson 206, Doug Sanders 213,Albert Viernes 217, Louis Whitlock II 233, Vi Wilson 214,GlennWright 224.
SENIOR MENS TRIOVince Cervantes 213-193-246/652, Bobby Knipple 226-
201-266/693, Ellis Houston 188-226-190/604, John Dunn236-186-211/633, Jimmy Hamilton 245-199-240/684,Sonny Dew 258-258-188/704, Jerry Hayes 194-192-214/600, Tom McNaughton 223-208-223/654, Bill Cowens 177-248-197/622, Ralph Wingert 223-169-237/629, JamesBurke 239-156-213/608, Ralph Buckles 243-234-169/646,Cecil Knighton 225-187-190/602, Sherman Joseph 218-238-245/701, Vic Santos 222-214-170/606, Ron McClainSr. 235-180-236/651, B.J. 178-199-214/621, PaulReynolds 233-205-228/666, Mel Lebeauf 254-256-180/690, Jr. Guimary 204-223, Lon Richardson 236-197-210/643, Jerry Peterson 169-211-225/605, Walter Millsap 207-248-223/678, Paul Peete 227-216-200/643, Ken Wright179-266-229/674, Jim Plante 169-266-210/645, TonyMorones 180-191-256/627, Rick Llaneta 182-235-211/628, Pat Kinard 214-244-202/660, Doug Johnson 159-199-244/602, Wayne Brown 234-189-215/638, BoyleeInocente 194-223-184/601, Rick Hunter 200, Ray Culp212, Abe Villania 200, Fidel Usi 234, Fale Sula 224, LesBreazeale 205, Lee Homles 223, P.H. Metcalfe 200, JerryGiron 204, Don Boaz 214-201, Stan Guzy 202, Al Will-iams 211, Ivory Herd Sr. 212, Wendell Ledbetter 212,Chuck Patterson 214, Joe Erwin 206, Rudy Munzon 223,Clark VandenBerg 222, Pre Collier 215, Curtis Whaley205, Billy Williams 221, Ernest Jackson 203, Tariq Deen214, Ray Staten 207, Al Bailey 236, Bob Stickney 211,Billy Scott 203, Chazz Elgin 202, Willie Young 202.
LAUGHLIN SUNSETJames High III 225-222/646, Carlos Urzua 234, Carole
Fischer 224, Louis Whitlock II 222, Terri Smith 221, AcePrice 220-215, Derrick Whitlock 217, Don Matthews 213,Anthony Burgess 210, Michelle Allen 209, NormanMcKinley 202, Brandon Mims 202, Paul Puttkamer 202,Daman Harris 201.
JUNIORSBobcats
Tai Tafea 163-180-177/520, David Varela 115, JamesThomas 147, Graham Gatewood 100, Kevin Labbate 155-127, Elizabeth Johnson 76.
ClassifiedJustin Overholtzer 133-138. Marcus Quuiller 194,
Ashley Foster 212-191, Kayla Rayburn 181, Jon Rey210, Diontay Patton 131, Chris Cuevas 204, GabrielMartinez 252-206-212/670.
ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors
Keanu Herrera 96-72-78/246, James Wright 149-154/431, Raymon Carter 222, Gabriel Martinez 208-247-224/679, Raymon Hernandez 109, Daveon Nix 195, JonathanGemme 168, Danny Martinez 180.
AdultsHeidi King 176, Joyce Allen 199, Chrisgen Whitfield
237, Chris Porter 203, Donna Neil 149, Dana Gemme182, Paul Mehl Jr. 244-226-240/710, Gary Kowarsch 233-221/627, Billy Foster 208-214/619, Ray Grabinski 239-207/602.
FRIDAY N0-TAP December 1, 2006FINAL STANDINGS
1. Steven Hood 829 $60.002. Jim Plante 827 40.003. Mike Pizarro 824 30.004. Josh Montgomery 823 18.50
SIDEPOTS1. Josh Montgomery, hdcp. 300 16.50 Celia McGregor 300 16.502. Josh Montgomery, scr. 300 16.50 Ken DiIorio 300 16.503. Rick Llaneta, hdcp. 300 33.00
3-6-9 POTSteven Hood 233.00
INSURANCESherman Joseph 16.50Mikey Villarreal 16.50
SCRATCH SERIES POTJosh Montgomery 823 33.00
NEXT TOURNAMENTDecember 8th at 1:00 p.m.
6-GAME NO-TAP December 2, 2006FINAL STANDINGS
1. Vern Adams 1716 $300.002. Steve Gurrieri 1696 160.003. Steven Hood 1675 100.004. Josh Montgomery 1644 72.005. Lee Wallace 1635 FE
NEXT TOURNAMENTJanuary 6, 2007 at 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, December 7, 2006Page 8 BOWLING NEWS
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PINZ ADULTS:The upper echelon of bowlers has made their way into the
rankings this week. We have a superb cast of characters that con-tinually act their part by bowling terrific games. If you are stuck indenial peep out these scores:
Tavern Guild: Rick Kondo 214 221 245-680, Jeff Pifko 225222-605, Chuck Shafer 214-598, Tom Whitaker 203-566, TonyAnnibale 203-560, Michael Perez 210-552.
Twilighters: Michael Hoit 200 233-612, Dan Coffelt 212-599,Scott Brutz 213 202-597, Laurie Faso 225-589, Jim Moore 206204-589, Steven Knox 202-578, George Cruz 203 237-575.
Kings and Queens: Walt Bost 232 243-665, Kevin Collins 236225-633, Luke Avery 204 212-598, Brett Himmel 208-594, HectorHernandez 267-589, Quincy Burgers 190-563.
Funseekers: David Dittlinger 233 266-685, Keane 216 236226-678, Tony Annibale 233 222 215-670, Loren Larson 259 235-662, Damond Taylor 258 205-656.
S.C.B.L.: Larry Day 202 210 276-688, Bob Hatch 243 204206-653, Tom Sardo 203 229-623, Brian Patterson 214 214-623,Tony Laanan 201 208 202-611, Neil Inman 224-599.
PINZ JRS.:Barbara we miss you. Get well soon. For those of us who showed
up, we want to congratulate your bowling achievements even withBrandon’s ill fated talents. Great job picking up your game andmaking our Junior Director proud. Here’s the scores:
Banco Popular Adult/Junior: Tina Hackett 207 226-632, JoshFisher 183-492, Brad Spector 153-439, Treven Goldsmith 171-497, Ethan Bensinger 167-470.
Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Brittlan Halpern 209 217 212226-864, Griffin Roth 225 204 238-863, Nathan Honda 214 240-809, Leeanne Jilek 215-724.
Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Billy Lander 196-549, TrevenGoldsmith 188-523, Natalie Kato 191-521, Natalie Honda 196-491, Molly Gruber 160-460.
Banco Popular Junior Stars: Matt Parker 123-320, Sean Elliott97-273.
Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Samantha Vargas98-177,Jack Mcevoy 82-163.
PINZ SENIORS:Wow, the Ben-Gay and walkers have been put away, as the
scores are “icy-hotly” heating up. The holiday spirit is flowingthrough your veins. Put away those depends and look at thesescores:
Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 191-552, Gary Olsen 174-504, Jack Burkenheim 185-492, Cynthia Burkenheim 169-471, ArtAbell 165-465, Ruth Swick 167-444.
Breakfast Club: Nancy Sherwood 166-480, Elayne Klein 162-
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467, Rozie Levitt 165-461, Joan Karchem 167-455, Fran Parker159-448, Geraldine Jarvis 168-446.
Coffee & Donuts: Fran Parker 184-529, Sharon Lawrence 195-526, Donna Hickox 177-487, Donna Klein 181-486, Bernie Filosa179-477.
Pin Pals: Karen Collier 157-464, Marcia Shourt 144-406, ShellDjergian 144-399.
Joslyn Seniors: Don Thorner 191-542, Gary Olsen 210-524,Sol Stein 186-519.
Senior Social: George Linsacum 206 224-587, Gary Olsen150-435.
Bowler of the Week: The bowlers of the week is a family. TheBurkenheim family destroyed the senior circuit here at Pinz. Theyput up big games in the senior leagues and forged ahead as the familyof bowling. Forget the Kennedys, we have a new royal family, theBurkenheims.
Sweetness quote of the week: How did it happen that their lipscame together? How does it happen that birds sing, that snow melts,that the rose unfolds, that the dawn whitens behind the stark shapesof trees on the quivering summit of the hill? A kiss, and all was said.
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LOS ANGELES — We’re back with scores from South-west Bowl. As the word is starting to get around, there willbe more leagues reporting scores in the near future.
Leading the honor roll in the Saturday Trios of week 10was Prewitt Kinerman 273/721, followed by Marc Davis 278/688, Leonard Johnson 256/675, Daniel Johnson 223/644,Virgil Kilgore 213/624, Ed Matthews 223/607. Ladies: PamKing 244/600, Creda Austin 207. Week 11: Prewitt Kinerman258/719, Willie Horne 268/708, Cleveland Johnson 258/700, Al Bailey 268/697, Ed Matthews 242/692, Jim Futch245/683, Johnny Woodley 223/645, Virgil Kilgore 233/645,Leonard Johnson 225/633, Daniel Johnson 225/623,George Walker 269/667, David Smith 249/610, Curtis Carroll207/600, Fred Overstreet 235, Robert Woods 226, JeffHampton 214, Billy Foster 226/617. Ladies: Mable Williams236/647, Robin Burns 213.
Vegas In May: Kevin (K-Mac) McCall 213-237/689, JohnnyBradley 237-222/639, Robert Johnson 274/630, Jerry (Claw)Blackshire 248-206/629, Eddie Davis 227-227/629, Greg(Ooh-wee) Raymond 205-216-203/624 and for the ladies,Krischna Howard 211-207-201/619, Jeanette Bryant 257,Monique Ellison 220, Sharon Montgomery 200.
Ball and Chain: (Monday night) Lee Hall 255-259-214/728, Sonny Dew 223-226-253/702, Theron Conley 230-221-236/687, Lee Posey 277/643, Grover Dye 232-236/640,Charlene Peterson 215-243/615.
555 Scratch Trio: (Tuesday morning) Sonny Dew 228-247-236/716, PJ Choyce 249/646, Walt Richardson 231-210/633, Bill Cowens Jr. 268/632, Angela Williams 204-203/604, Ida Davis 243/635.
With more to come in the near future! See u next week.
Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. We have the
scores from the junior leagueshere at Canoga Park Bowl. Let’ssee who the Stars of the Weekare.
Sutter Goldminers: RachelSteinberg 180/468, DuncanClarke 161/440, Jacob Domine146/387, Juan Santillan 141/387,Amruta Gill 126/360, MaroffHaque 137/355, Wahid Lodin140/352, Ismael Avila 122/322,Luis Zavalda 123/299, MarisaLopez 123/288.
Adult-Junior Doubles: KevinGross 249-203/632, Daniel Will-iams 234-204/613, RussellMcFadden Jr. 225/594, JenniferPyka 201/508, Rachel Steinberg173/464, Robert Nelson 180/440,Eric Czubiak 156/420.
Tues. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: KevinGross 246-248-210/898, DanielWilliams 203-226-201-214/844,Aaron Steinberg 204-247/898,Gus Reveles 200/714.
Bumper Thumpers: JeradBrett 98/189.
Bantam All Stars: DavidSheeran 206/500, HunterSavoie 186/373, GinaVandewater 98/276, Julia Frias87/236, Ashley Brett 73/199,Sevaun Thompson 72/174, Gen-esis Sanchez 56/141.
Junior Royals: Drew Stern190/536, Brendon Honaker 180/506, Gus Reveles 193/505, AJMinot 174/487, Nick Minot 185/459, Sonu Gill 168/439, AlinaMedina 109/275, Hayley Fee 76/198.
We’ll be looking for more highscores to report next week.
Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Congratula-
tions to our winners of theSenior Alibi No-Tap tourna-ment held on Tuesday, No-vember 28, 2006 at CanogaPark Bowl. Here is the com-plete list of results.
SENIOR ALIBI NO-TAPOFFICIAL RESULTS
Men’s Division1. Dave Folck 874 $12.002. Jerry Kanowitz 839 10.003. Harold Nakaoka 834 9.004. Sus Tellio 811 FE
SidepotsGame 1: Harold Nakaoka 308 10.00 Dave Folck 284 5.00Game 2: Jose Blanco 305 10.00 Hung Lay Quon 290 5.00Game 3: Jerry Kanowitz 302 10.00 Mel Matthews 291 5.00Game 4: Dave Folck 306 10.00 Harold Nakaoka 277 5.00
Women’s Division1. Alicia Schryver 826 9.002. Cynthia Burkenheim 814 FE
SidepotsGame 1: Cynthia Burkenheim 293 4.00 Freda Leibson 282 3.00Game 2: Alicia Schryver 273 4.00 Margaret Knuth 267 3.00Game 3: Alicia Schryver 280 4.00 Joan McRae 275 3.00Game 4: Cynthia Burkenheim 301 4.00 Mary Lauer 298 3.00
300 POTNo winner, carryover 30.00
Thanks to all the participants.Now for the weekly senior
high scores.Funtimers: Al Reiswig 257-
246-221/724, Bill Robb 235-258-207/700, Rick Greenz-weight 216-202-225/643,Dave Folck 223-217/618,Carolyn Scherzberg 215-224/588, Bill McKinley 235/585,Bob Adams 230/557, MarilynBigman 171/482, JackieBecker 171/462, CarolDezotell 165/456, MarciaVotava 178/432, CandyAdams 144/410, BobbieRhodes 143/406, MargeHebard 139/395.
39’Ers Senior Trio: RalphBenavides 254/672, LarryGeorge 246/669, Edwin Cor-nish 258/668, RichardGreenzweight 258/666, JerryAmbrosini 662, Al Reiswig662, Carolyn Scherzberg 190/542, Ellen Hogan 182/498,Mary Lauer 180/496, Lil Baker494, Freda Leibson 490, BillRobb 268, Muriel Kraft 180,Edie Goldberg 177.
Great bowling, seniors!
WINNETKA — Hi. It certainly feels like winter with the coldblustery winds blowing here in the San Fernando Valley.Need a place to get warm? It’s always nice inside CanogaPark Bowl and what better way to stay warm than to dosome bowling. Let’s see how the league bowlers did thepast week.
Viva Las Vegas: Lamont Smith 200-265-235/700, CurtisLitzenberger 237-222-232/691, Chris Beloff 233-225/611,George Covington 254-206/605, Kathy Litzenbergerr 198/496.
Adul-Junior Doubles: Robert Battle 223-203-210/636,William Williams 206-236/669, Larry Steinberg 227, BobCzubiak 235, Eric Rhodes 211, Fred Carr 204.
Monday Nite Live: Dave Cook 235-223-225/683, MelJohnson 238-245/681, R. Greenzweight 246-209/630, Rob-ert Joseph 222, Sharon Weger 189/520, Lucy Tralla 506,Carol Casuga 504.
First Lutheran: Bob Pfleger 201-207/598, Jerome Hamp-ton 243, Rick Godin 204, Diana Rollins 184/488.
River Maniacs: Gabriel Villa 232-257-226/715, Trevor Stoy200-262-224/686, Ray Stoy 204-258-222/684, John Nelson209-246-219/674, Tyler Stoy 233-234/655, JohnnieEnglehart 216-211-226/653, Ted Weinsziehr 221-253/644,Andre Hebert 236-208/643, Sobeck Banuelos 214-215-206/635, Lou Cherpin 209-224/619, Judy Cherpin 220/594,Monise Kelly 200/562.
Scratch DaytimeTravel: Kelly Gold 268/632, Nancy Kato214/605, Petra Kaun 221/605, Georgia Garey 215/592,Jonna Barr 216/537.
Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian “299”-269/763, ChrisHusby 257-227-233/717, Chris Robinson 278-212-203/693,Mike Murray 245-207-222/674, Dan Stipkovich 245-202-224/671, Rick Hoffman 226-236-202/664, Russ Gothrick 210-257/658, Gary Anderson 224-235/652, Scott Jesson 230-218-204/652, Judy Valazza 205-224/617, Lori Cole 537, MaryBecker 504, Brenda Torgerson 203.
Tues. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Bill Williams 245-226-212/862, Marsha Williams 222-243/823, Alan Nathan207-200.
Pinbusters: Jean Bomar 210/541, Monise Kelly 203/540,Jackie Torres 539.
Newcomers: Warren Plouffe 203-244/643, MarshallPlouffe 206/591.
Copper Bucket: Alec Hunter 257-205/628, Pee WeeMares 225-245/617, Mike Johnson 239/604, Dustin Alavazo236/601, Smoke Ackart 265/577, David Alavazo 203, MarkBorreli 235, Amanda Johnson 556.
500 Classic: Teresa Lauer 247/717, Mary Lauer 210/583,Karen McDonald 202/532, Carol Asher 530, Eloise Valencia527.
The Classics: Michael Witt 268/708, Tina Enriquez 234/644, Jon Hultgren 234/623, Tim Stake 229/615, Jerry Lovell213/606, Jodi Pappacostas 215/580, Linda Lowande 222/577, Bo Fogel 569, Gayle Kirby 566, Pam Findl 214, LeahHoffman 207.
Bnai Brith: Roman Agiert 245/677, George Lippert 248/676, Doug Baillie 239/675, Jay Davies 243/656, Tony Rubin655, Tony Lepore 245.
Pizza & Bowl: Daniel Giegoldt 258/608.Thursday Pick-A-Ball: (4-games) Anthony Pavlowsky
253/963, Fred Sloss 268/846, Scott Crawford 225/820, ScottFriedman 800, Andrea O’Borsky 201/680, Patricia Gross669, James Hudgens 221, Thomas Kim 212.
CC Nikkei: Eiji Fukumoto 256/704, Kirk Sasaki 256/690,Stephen Sasaki 236/646, Stan Date 269/644, SamFukumoto 639, Pei Eto 213/579, Noriko Fukunaga 234/578,Katsuko Fujita 513, Kevin Eto 246.
Friday Vegas: Dan Onestinghel 248/712, Rose Chin 158/472, Mario Jordan 250, Aaron Roth 211.
Southwest Bowlby Ken Del Conte
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49 EntriesTournament $ 2045.00Sidepots $ 405.00Brackets $ 800.00
Runner up Koo Hwang and his 2 children, Donkee Champion RogerWrase presenting check Director Chuck Brode, Bret Rose 5th placetie, Matt Garcia 4th Place, Glenn Mabilangan 5th place tie, SunSundara 3rd Place not shown.
Matt Garcia & Roger Wrase - 300 Games. Each getting $100
Roger Wrase Picks Up 3rd Donkee TitleWrase & Garcia Bowl 300!!
Roger Wrase our latest winner, get his 3rd title this weekend atKeystone Lanes. Roger is single and owns his own plumbing busi-ness. Roger sports highs of a 300 game and 852 series. Roger wasthrowing old faithful a Storm Triple X given to him by Matt Fukada.Roger would like to thank his good friend Yo Bean for setting himstraight today which helped him to his win.
Roger Wrase and Matt Garcia gave us some excitement today bythrowing 300 Games on the 230 PM squad, both were bowlingtogether and Matt turned the trick in Game 1, and Roger one uppedhim in Game 2. Each getting $100 from the Donkee tour.
Mystery Game and Series were a carry over again this week, noone hitting 271 game and 495 series. Series will be worth $350 andGame will be worth $500 at Linbrook Bowl on December 10th.
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National Deaf Bowling NewsCouple of 864 Led Record HighScoring Deaf Travel at Del Rio
by Connie MarchioneDOWNEY—For the 2nd consecutive session, So. Calif. Deaf
Traveling league had all 6 teams scoring 2000 series. This time atDel Rio Bowl last Sunday the bowlers again broke last session’srecord by averaging 180.6 per bowler. Riverside scored the seasonhigh 660 team game with Ed Abakumoff’s 275 taking the seasonhigh game.
In a rare tie for honor roll leader, both Darrell Stogryn (245-185-244-190) and Andy Lorenzo (244-237-202-181) rolled the same864 series. Three others also hit 800s, Abakumoff 150-213-275-206/844, Dan Flores 199-213-235-193/840 and Bob Jones 218-225-214-172/829. Also
6 others with 700s and better made the roll list. Pablo Yoma 217-211/777, Francisco Navarro 226/763, Rick Pennington 243/758,Gardy Rodgers 243/742, Don Millwee 199/719 and ConnieMarchione 203/718.
In the last session’s position round match League leader SouthBay beat Riverside 14 to 6 for its 6th consecutive double digit winto stretch its lead to 29 points. Ironically the regular schedule at DelRio had both teams facing each other again and this time Riversidedid a complete 180-degree reversal, handing South Bay it first doubledigit loss, 17 to 3. Riverside with Lorenzo’s 864 and Abakumoff’s844 swept all its 4 games with 545-574-660-578 for the day’s highteam series 2355 (41 pins short of South Bay’s season high teamseries). Although it lost all its games South Bay hit over its teamaverage with 2154.
Abakumoff’s 275, Lorenzo’s 202 and Emad Aranki’s 181 madeup Riverside’s high league team game 660 replacing South Bay’s639. In his 275 game, Abakumoff started with 7 strikes in row andhit light in 8th frame leaving 2-4-6-8 bucket, spared and struck in9th and two times in 10th, then got a ten pin tap on final ball.
In other games, S F Valley scored 2118 with Jones’ 829 andMarchione’s 719 beating Navarro’s Los Angeles (2008) 14 to 6 tomove up to 3rd place. Dan Flores and Rodgers helped their Holly-wood to 2208 and beat Stogryn and Millwee’s El Camino Village’s2181 for a 11.5 to 8.5 win to stay in 4th place.
In close first game sidepot action Stogryn’s 245 bested Lorenzo’s244 and Pennington’s 243. Second game went to Lorenzo’s 237 andAbalumoff easily won the third game.
Navarro’s 226 took the 4th game and Stogryn and Lorenzo spliton the high series.
The league thanks the host Del Rio’s manager Mike Cammaratafor the good scoring condition. Next travel date is December 17 atBrunswick Covina Bowl in which leader South Bay will face Holly-wood, Riverside goes against S F Valley and El Camino Village battleLos Angeles.
SO. CALIF. DEAF BOWLERS 44TH ANNUAL SINGLESCLASSIC AT KEYSTONE JAN 20
NORWALK—¦So Calif. Deaf Bowlers which runs the So.Calif.Deaf Traveling League, arranged to have its 44th annual deaf singlesclassic at Keystone Bowl on Saturday January 20, 2007 with squadsat 12 Noon, 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
Entry fee is still $35.00 and everything remains the same asprevious years except the handicaps will be higher, 80% for menand 90% for women.
Three times champion Carl Malucci won last January’s classicwith 941 score and the new handicaps will help other bowlers try tobeat him if he enters again.
Remember the date, January 20 and the place, Keystone Bowl.
Now Is The Time To Join The WestCoast Senior Tour For GreatMoney Action Tournaments
by Dick SandersSANTA MARIA—The WCST is getting ready for it’s 15th
year since it’s beginning in 1993. The year 2007, will have 17Tournaments, which includes two WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles,to be held in Santa Maria in April and Ventura in September. Ebo-nite International for the 3rd straight year will be our all year aroundcoverage sponsor. Many of our members have now turned 60 yearsof age, which is our super senior finals ages, and we are looking formore bowlers of 45 to 59 for the men and 40 to 49 for the ladies tojoin the WCST and participate in the great tournaments we put on,and as a current WCST Member bowling at least 3 WCST Tourna-ments in 2007, you will be eligible to participate in the final singlestournament in 2007, that will have $2500.00 added, and to be heldin Laughlin, NV at the Riverside Casino Lanes.
The WCST Annual Dues is $60.00 and it is good for one yearfrom the time you sign up. Your Membership will get you theWCST Newsletter sent out after each tournament has been bowled.You don’t have to pay a guest fee of $15.00 added to your entry feewhen entering any WCST Tournament.
Tournaments will pay a minimum of one cash place for every 3entries bowled in the regular and super senior prize fund pay-offs.Call the WCST Office for information at 760-363-8141. Send inyour Dues checks to WCST, 10888 West Drive #3, Morongo Val-ley, CA 92256
First WCST Ebonite Singles for the new year 2007, is the week-end of January 13-14 at AMF-Bowlium Lanes in Montclair, CA.64 bowlers will be the maximum field for this 32 lane center. Quali-fying begins on Saturday, January 13th at 10:00AM. Entry Fee is$170.00 for current WCST Members. Guests to add $15.00. Bowl10 straight games. Finals on Sunday, January 14th, to start at 8:30AM.Call the WCST Office now to enter at 760-363-8141 or E-Mailyour reservation to [email protected]
WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament at the Riverside BowlingLanes in Laughlin, NV, December 16-17, 2006 of 85 bowlers maxfield is now filled. Qualifying on Saturday, December 16, starts at10:00AM.
Finals on Sunday, December 17, 2006, starts at 8:30AM. 5Game singles sweeper, Friday, December 15, 2006, starts at 3:00PM.
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Eppan, Bassett,Ferry & Urrutia
Win Titles at JSTYORBA LINDA—November
26th found JST at Yorba Linda bowlfor their 5th tournament. Theshot was a tough one, using theoil pattern from the 2003 USOpen assured there was not goingto be any run away in scoring andthat you had to make a good shotto be rewarded. Every one waswarned at the beginning of thetournament, don’t try and swingthe ball. But at the same time alot didn’t listen. The turn out waslow being thanksgiving weekendand being bowlers knew it was go-ing to be a difficult shot so thereare some that didn’t come becauseof that. But there were somebowlers that rose to the occasion.
In the novice divisions is justwhere that happened. Allen Eppanshowed he loves to bowl. Thisbeing Allen’s first tournament, hecarries an 84 average on the houseshot but at this tournament Allenaveraged 23 pins higher over sixgames with a 107 average, with ahigh game of 155 scratch. Allenwon the division over Eric Yuwho also bowled very well com-ing in 2nd to Allen’s 1069 withhdcp Eric’s total was 946.
In the intermediate division itfound Lesliann Katsura givingeveryone a run for the money.Lesliann lead the tournament go-ing into match play with an –196,low to make the cut was –298Richard Martin. Lesliann had highseries and Greggory Martin rolledhigh game of 223. In match playLesliann held on to the first posi-tion by winning 2 out of 3 matches,Chris Bassett moved into 2nd andSteven Bojorquez moved into 3rspot for the roll off. Chris def.Steve 236 to 164, this movedChris up to meet Lesliann theleader for the championshipmatch and again Chris rolled a nice173 to def Lesliann’s 157. Thisgives Chris back-to-back wins andnow he will be looking to bowlthe advance division.
The advance division had thelargest number of bowlers andended up with a very strong girlscontention bowling strong.Caycee Landers lead going intomatch play at +2 low to make cutwas –208 Marty Coyazo. 2nd wasJaimie Ferry, 3rd. Natalie Jimenez,4th Arisha Piper, 5th Daniel Ploner,6th Zack Hattori and 7th StevenMaida. Caycee had high series, andJaime shot the high game of quali-fying with 227. At the end ofmatch play the top 4 going to theroll off were Jaime Ferry in 1st
position, Caycee Landers in 2nd,Daniel Ploner in 3rd, and NatalieJimenez in the number 4 spot.Daniel rolled a 220 to def Natalie’s154, but then Caycee rolled a 194to defeat Daniel’s 179. Thisbrought Caycee up to meet Jaimefor the championship, with Jaimerolling a 187 to def Caycee’s 138.
The open division foundNathan Urrutia leading going intomatch play at +59 with DevinBidwell the cut at –92. Nathannot only had the high series healso had the high game of qualify-ing with a 253. The rest of thefield going into match play hadSamantha Jimenez in 2nd spot,Krystal Alvarado in the #3 spotCharlie Hair in 4th and JeremeyGlover in 5th.
After match play will still findNathan in the #1 spot withKrystal Alvarado in #2 andJeremey Glover in the 3rd spot.Krystal was able to hold off Jer-emy with a 181 over 143, but thenit turned around on Krystal withNathan rolling a 193 to defKrystal’s 147.
It is real sad that this will bethe end of the difficult shots. Hav-ing these hard shots was done inan effort to help prepare thebowlers for the future and theNational Gold Tournament. Butafter the attitudes and then thevandalism that was displayed Ihave no alternative but to cancelthe future hard shot oil patterns.Secondly the coaches, Lenni andI are not baby sitters and do notplan to be. However with the at-titudes that of late have been get-ting worse and worse I have alsodecided to cancel the December10th tournament at KeystoneLanes. You will receive a letteraround the first of the New Yearas to the future of the JST tourand tournaments. I would hopethat someone will step up and ad-mit that they did the vandalismor they lead us to who did. Itshouldn’t be the JST scholarshipfund that bears the blunt of therepairs.
We wish all of you that aregoing to Vegas the best. For everyone have a Merry Christmas andVery Safe New Year.
CERRITOS—It was back tobusiness this past Saturday morn-ing. After the Thanksgiving Holi-day, and the opening of the Christ-mas shopping season, Cerritosyouths were ready to bowl. Theycame with the idea to do someshopping of their own, and that’sjust what they did.
Starting it off was the LilRaider’s boys, NathanielJacobowitz with a 102-194. Thenit was Vincent Bisco who foundhis high score with a 104-190.Camryn Worsham found his whenhe shot a 97-177. The Lil Raider’sgirls knew what shopping was allabout too. Isabel Manalo had aawesome score of 85-160. GianaeOlilang had hers with a 80-153.Kaitlyn Johnston was right on hermark with a 81-138.
The Rookie Division just fol-lowed along. For the boys, it wasSebastian Militant with a 115-292. Then came Kevin Keseloffturn at it. He shot a nice 101-282. Lucas Villa was right behindthem, firing his 109-277. KailaChen lead the Rookie girls withher 147-350. Awesome bowlingKaila. Kris Liberatore shoppedaround and found her high scorewhen she bowled a 108-252. Sa-vannah Ratliff was awesome too,firing her 84-197.
It came to the Striking Force’sturn to show how they were atshopping. No problem there. JohnElston lead the boys with his out-standing 223 game, giving him a536 series. Christopher Equiloshad a 200 game with a 500 series.Jeffrey Conwi shot a outstanding230-480. Lizzy Raya lead the girlswith her 167-459. Taylor Stahrhad her great game of 161-396.Mari Elefante shot a nice 205game.
The Senior Division was noexception when it came to find-ing high scores. Will Jackson leadthe boys, with three great gamesof, 205-233-232-672. Then itwas Buddy Lucas turn with histhree great games of 221-220-201-642. Chris Henry bowled hisoutstanding game of 245. Jenni-fer Hefner lead the Senior girlswith her 173-485. ChristinaHefner followed her with a 161-461. Michelle Bustos came alongand bowled her great score of 152-433.
Today started a annual toydrive. It will continue until theweek before the Christmas andNew Years bye. Great bowling ev-eryone!
Cerritos JrsLASVEGAS
TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice
MeglemreANAHEIM—The second trip
to Linbrook Bowl was much bet-ter, thanks to deskgal Carrie, andwe were pleased to bowl ourweekly session on the south side.
Scoring was considerablyhigher than last week, led by DorisLewis 222-585, Vi Wilson 201-557, Marge McClain 222-551,Nancy Soto 549, Bert Martinez212-533, Brenda Johnson 527.Jamie Vallier 509, Dorothy Scott504, Bernice Bennett 500, AltaDuke 203 and Betty Phillips 202.
Millie Harris returned to bowl-ing after several weeks off and shemust have inspired herWestminster #2 team becausethey swept all three games tomove into top position in leaguestandings with 30 wins, followedby Cerritos Lanes #2, 28; Cal Bowl#4 and Del Rio #1 are tied at 27;Westminster #1 and Keystone #2tie at 26 and Cal $5, 25.2. An-other member, Pat Willmore, re-turned to bowl Monday followinga few weeks absence. We regret toreport long time member La RuthMurray has been advised by med-ics to discontinue bowling andFaye Billinger will leave sub ranksto replace her on Cal Bowl #3team. We will miss her andHerman and wish them well.
A brief meeting was held forthe league Board of Directors toapprove the return of formerleague members to the bowl subnow, and they approved the an-nual donation to BVL, 100 percent again for the 49th year. Wel-come news was reported that LuColussi has paved the way for theleague to bowl at Valley View nextyear.
Members are reminded aboutthe annual league Christmas potluck and optional gift exchange($10 minimum) on December 18at Cal Bowl. More about it nextweek. Charlie Williams has ac-cepted the duties of Santa this yearand will have the “strike” ticketsto exchange for gifts brought bybowlers.
NEXT WEEK: 10 a.m. Mon-day, December 11 at AMFCerritos.
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Super Sub Christy Asher wasno Pussy Cat. She led the ladieswith 227/850 series.
More Great scores were:Ronny Thompson 258/878, ShigShozi 235/877, E.J. Rogers 256/871, Juan Sandoval 243/866,Frank Bellinder 259/859, JohnVelasquez 236/842, John Phillips213/824, Alan Bloom 236/821,Martin Argulo 221/819, LarryGreen 234/813, Rob Roberts 219/806, Carl Adinolfi 227/803, RoseWilliams 257/800, Janine Ditch267, Ron Douglass 267, Stan Guzy264, Fred Voysey 236, CarolynneSchley 236, Kim Spolerich 236,Orlando Vanegas 236, KerryWright 224, Gino Vassallo 223,Rey Ortiz 222, David Wright218, Ron Mahler 216, JerryKnight 215, Ed Harris 215, TonyAngulo 214, Rod Cantrell 214,Bob McGraw 213, Joy McGregor212, Karen Bagnall 212, ShirleyAnderson 209, Al Lara 206,Nancy M. Smith 205, Bob Gosnell203, Johnny Munson 203, HelenPetrowski 202 and Janet Ander-son 200.
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League bowlers are special to us here at Linbrook andlook at the scores they reported.
Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 200-213, Pete Casares 207-200, Carl Eggers 202, John Hillion 200.
Lunch Bunch: Ike Eisenacher 226, Sal Molina 224.Monday Cypress College: Bill Swanson 246-216/650,
E.J. Rogers (sub) 214-215, Brad Pickler 206-214, KathyMarch 202, Raymond Kim 200.
Ten Pins: E.J. Rogers (sub) 268-222-213/703, AaronBolton 204-222/617, Dan Hurst 234/610, Keith Anderson220-211/601, Brenda Blankenship 204-222, Joanie Lenz210, Kay McKenzie 204,Mindy Weiss 204.
No Knottcents: Vayle Floria 224-200-233/657, MikePiepkorn 222, Eugene Sameshima 210, Jim Johnstone 207,Cecil Carney 204, Margie Gutierrez 214.
3’s Company: Cathy Marani 226-224/618, Karen Bagnall216.
R.C.R.C.: Gerald Kennedy 223, Ralph Tanner 219, TitoLassalle 212.
Executive Doubles: David Haskell 228-236/656, StanEvans 234/622, Jon Huse 226/611, Clyde Berg 234, CharlesRogers 219, Connie Putnam 223, Lisa Somma 213, KimSpolerich 209.
Jacks & Jills: Henry Inouye 233, Tony Wallick 223, TimPilot 222, Jerry Williams 220, Fred Fouts 213.
Just Desserts: Ralph Tanner 205-237/632, Ken Curtis223/605, Jack Pedre 225, Frank Mundi Jr. 202-223, DonTanner 206.
Go For Nine (no-tap): Rey Ortiz 264-260-234/758, LloydCarter 223-254-220/697, Dick Nichols 210-278-204/692, IkeEisenacher 242-221/661, Walt Hooper 275/650, ElbertaCanfield 220, Diane Johnson 216.
Party Timers: Alex Young 241-246/652, Ben Philalack258-209/651, EJ Rogers 223-214/630, Robert Cloyd 209-211/619, Brent Joel 224/610, Yvonne Dowland 211.
Rowdies: Robert Serrano 230, Kelly Woolpert 222, StevePulsifer 218, Clarence Butler 212, Sean Gurnea 209.
Anaheim Nisei: Sandy Viloria 211, David Kishaba 208.525 Ladies Classic: Lynda Burge 254, Shirley Anderson
205-212, Betty Saienni 212, Val Molendyk 208.Nikkei: Warren Honjiyo 238-214/633, Leo Asuncion 232-
222/624, Tom Izuhara 240, Dave Lautherboren 226, SamTanaka 221, June Hasegawa 206, Grace Yoneyama 206.
Thursday Mixed Seniors: Joe Malone 210, Pat Madonna200.
Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Jovanni Ortiz 239, MattNickeson 233, Aaron Wilson 228.
Magnolia Teachers: Joe Andreff 218-223/636, FlorencioBatalon 201-215/608, Anthony Stroma 225, Pam Odiorne259/632, Carolyn Anderson 204-226/606, Donnie Clarke219, Eileen Debenedetto 202-218/614, Claire O’Shea 210.
St. Pius: Leo Debara 211.7-11: Orlando Vanegas 230-211-214/655, Jerry Lao 225-
209/626, Jack Gushue 244, John Munson 242, Ben Philalack210-224, Joe Wood 222-212, Lisa Somma 211-213.
Korean League: Bong Hwang 267.Grey Panthers: Stan Lucas 214, Robert Skank 211, Ro
Mutzenberger 206, Joe Malone 204.Vegas Party: Janet O’Larte 222/610, Ron Corona Sr. 223/
SAN BERNARDINO — Brrr! It certainly feels like winterwith the cold windy weather we’re been experiencing thepast week. All we need is that white stuff to make it com-plete. Will we have a white Christmas here in the San Ber-nardino mountains?
It may be cold but it doesn’t seem to bother some of thebowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes as they reported somenice scores.
Handicap Doubles: P.J. Buckner 218-245-216/679, EarlEnglish 223-226-226/675, John Hutchings 234/625, SamFrisby 204-212/606, Corky De Maio 215-203/602, TerryChittenden 204-222-223/649, Mary Cassin 217-235/603.
Judson Baptist: Ben Gonzales 201-235/626, CraigGreen 208-201/607, Marty Perry 213/547, Gwen Cruickshank225.
Beach Party: Leighton Beach 200-233-202/635, DonnaGray 449, Diane Kline 181.
Mt. Commercial: Guy Assini 221-227/636, L.T. Togafau208-215/611, John Lassak 233, Barbara Bobroff 193/515.
Capri: Alice Winchester 202/540, Ardith Coggins 203, MaeDorsey 202, Rose Rudh 201.
T.N.T.: Jerry Streich 222/585, Matt Turner 224, LoryDurkiewicz 189/509.
Dirty County: Rob Miner Jr. 201-248/632, Tom Andres Sr.265/626, Vince Vasquez 268/620, P.J. Buckner 226/614, LarryRichards 224/603, Steve Rollberg 227/601, Roger Hunt 218/601, Susie Markovic 540, Precilla Richards 223, PattiBechtold 214.
Elks Invitational: Mike Haight 237/566, Cathy O’Brien 460,Karen Boyer 17.
Willows: Carmen Ferland 185/474.Wednesday Vegas: John Boyer 207-231-244/682, John
Hutchings 216-244/655, Del Karper 213-243/651, HaroldHarmon Sr. 252/627, Steve Pellegrine 269/621, Bud Kolar233/608, Rolann Karper 245/590.
Wed. Wild Bunch: Matt Carroll 203-201/572, Greg Wood213, Linda King 546, Elise Hamner 210.
Del Rosa 830 Classic: Mark Dyer 214-253-260/727, CorkyDe Maio 238-229-246/713, Larry McKeehan 243-244-222/709, John Davis Jr. 268-201-223/692, David Martin 232-235-213/680, Brian Bringhurst 277-203/668, Russell Ruiz 204-213-246/663, Nick Assini 258-222/662, Darren De Maio 202-203-257/662, Adam Sokoloski 225-201-234/660, JohnnyHernandez 226-217-207/650, Ray Cobb 215-237/650.
Santa Fe Mixed: Rick Hudson 267-222-209/698, BaneJordan 254-204/648, David Guillen 216-226/638, Bob Lewis216-203-201/620, Adolph Burckhalter 223-211/611, RedDixon 248, Rick Hocutt 200-236, Alice Winchester 223/570,Julie Johnson 203.
S.B. County: Robert Cravens 259-257/697, Ben Stewart205-255/627, Steve Rollberg 225-202/622, LonnieMastelleer 234-212/620, James Robinson 214-209/616,Mike Mormann 223-220/616, Chris Hollinger 216-206/609,Frank Gilmore 258/609, Jim Forbes 210/603, Jerry Ivy 247,Rick Kaplan 233, David Rybak 226, Ron Barnett 225.
Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 226-300/718, JerryForch 237-244-221/702, Thedas Griffin 255-236/662, KevinKratochvil 258/623, Lodas Griffin 224-212/607, John Valen-tine 257/601, Larry Stormes 200-225/600, Mary Cassin 535,Marie Scheffler 209, Bridgett Young 201.
Slots Of Fun: Rick Maclaren 243-214-204/661, VictorGaboa 217-214/621, Patty Whitney 196/521.
Good Times: Del Karper 224-234/652, Jim Forbes 235-216/636, Mike Mobley 231-202-200/633, Tom Ramos 233-210/617, Leighton Beach 225-219/613, Jeff Wolferd 227/610, Bill Roes 218-202/604, Willie Chang Wo 242-217, Spi-der Calloway 232, Sherri Boyer 223-244/644, Lydia Calloway232, Suelee Santero 226-215, Rolann Karper 223, AngelaMobley 215, Likapeka Enriquez 208.
Weekend Rollers: Ernie Juarez 247-266/687, MauriceChavez 263-202/664, Jim Forbes 211-236/642, JohnRoberson 204-224-211/639, Mike Nakunz 202-223/623,Nacho Hernandez 230, Mike Parker 225, Jackie Farris 209/566, Sherrie Castano 203-210, Robin Flud 202, EliseHamner 200.
Have a great week of bowling high scores. Take care.
Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi jun-
iors. If you need gift suggestionsinquire at the control desk at DelRosa Lanes or check the proshop. You can do one stop shop-ping while you’re here bowlingleagues.
Looks like you’ve been keep-ing busy with those nice scoresreported from the past week.
Little Rascals: Azmir Ransom157, Keanu Ingram 90, LeslieRoberts 74/141.
Bantam Buddies: TerrenceRobinson 135/328, SamanthaBatey 314, Samantha Richards112.
Pincrackers: Brian Fields 158/416, Demi De Maio 112/323.
Strike Force: James Dixon213-225-233/671, Eric Gross254, Henry Chang Wo 237, JayDe La Torre 227, Charles Garcia224, Ryan Jones 224, JasonHolleman 219, Chase Phillips208, Shelby Scheffler 484,Kyana Scott 192. Good bowl-ing, juniors.
Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hello.
How are the seniors here atDel Rosa Lanes? Hopeyou’ve been able to stayaway from those wild windsand cold temperatures. Stayindoors here at the bowlingcenter, bowl some gamesand in no time, you’ll feelwarm.
Young At Heart: GoldieGoldman 243-222/659, FrankDeluca 214, Murray Gibson211, Betty Zoz 519, MariaShields 198.
Park & Rec.: Huey Newton214-258/635, Bob Corrigan268, Sam Frisby 219, JoeStrinati 211, Nancy Johnson210/588, Jo Ann Parker 205.
Afternooners: RichardGomez 210/588, Cari Burris213-206/587.
Golden Goodies: FrankLong 199/577, Velma Bone200/531, Bessie Ballman 211.
Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. PhosieLotze 800, 2. Chuck Wilson732, 3. Michael Huddleston710, Booby, Ernst Knoblauch590.
Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. BobCorrigan 741, 2. MurrayGibson 740, 3. Ron Barnett724, Booby, Joe Burns 642.
605, John Ritchie Jr. 233, Dan Duarte 222, Eric Angeles216, Dave Stewart 211.
T.G.I.F.: Casey Jones 213, David Andexler 205, RichardCarr 200.
Kaamaina: Yuki Tomono 217-205/616, Nobu Takata 235,Jeremy Werner 230, Steve Robinson 225, Doug Vilaros 213,Erin Urada 201.
P.B.L.: Gil Sabio 245/626, Marvin Fangre 210-231/617,Rene Rosales 235, Freddie Gutierrez 215-203, Alez Young215.
Junior Scratch Singles: Valerie Matsumoto 255-204,Mark McLeod 214, Aaron Wilson 201.
Sat. Linbrook Juniors: Andrew Newburn 211, AndrewStewart 209, Aaron Blodgett 208, Justin Power 204-201,Aaron Wilson 201.
Bumper Busters: Tyler Kemp 121-84, R.J. Davis 92-85,Albert Hong 85-59, Allison Hong 68-97.
Saturday Vegas Special: David Molina 258/634, ChrisMolina 244/601, Joe Molina 223, Laura May 217, Julio Molina207.
4-4 Vegas: Steve Radovich 234/627, Michael Barcenas227-200, Joe Cruz 214, Larry Leach 213, Michael Peterson210.
Family and Friends: Gerald Laguana 234-231/640, PeteQuinata 200-223/622, E.J. Riva 255/621, Frank Pangelinan227-213, Ronny Aguon 213-224, Jesse Castro 224.
Double Daters: Bob Legro 255-207-205/667, JohnConway 231-217/642, Carl Adinolfi 223-207-211/641, BobMcGraw (sub) 200-203-204/607, Eddie Lopez 208-222, AlanBloom 222.
N.F.L. League: Ben Philalack (sub) 204.Senior No-Tap Results: (11-28-06) — 39 entries @
$9=$351. 39 lineage @ $4.50=$175.50. 39 prize fund @$4.50=$175.50. 38 3-6-9 @ $1=$38. Place Money — 1stGino Vassallo 829 $33, 2nd Terry Brent 826 $25, 3rd TonyChaco 817 $19, 4th Jerry Roddam 802 $14, 5th John Phillips793 $10, 6th John Hendricks 769 $6. Sidepots — 1st game(hdcp.): 1st Gino Vassallo 302 $9, 2nd (tie) Tony Chaco andJohn Hendricks 300 $6 each. 2nd game (scr.): 1st (3-waytie) Terry Brent, John Phillips and Jerry Roddam 300 $8.75each. 3rd game (hdcp.): 1st Vic Garcia 281 $9, 2nd RodCantrell 266 $7, 3rd Tony Chaco 261 $5. 3-6-9: No winner,$230+$38=$268 carryover. That’s all for this week.
