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Bowling newsThursday May 13, 2010

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Mark Your Bowling Calendar !ABT Citrus Belt Sunday May 16 Foothill LanesABTA Saturday May 15 Cal BowlJ.A.T. Sunday May 16 AMF Carter LanesOzzies Senior Scotch Dbls Saturday May 15 Linbrook BowlPCB Sat/Sun May 29-30 Santa Clarita LanesSix Gamer Sunday May 16 Forest Lanes5th Mexican American Sunday May 16 Del Rio Lanes

Honor RollName Score Date Center

MATT HARRIS 300 05-03-10 DEL RIO LANESROBERT VANLOON 821 05-03-10 FOUNTAIN BOWLCAMERON SMITH 827/300 05-03-10 PARKWAY BOWLROB HARTLEY 300 05-04-10 KEYSTONE LANESEUGENE HAYNES 300 05-04-10 BOWLIUM LANESDAVID HILL 300 05-04-10 DEL ROSA LANESKENDALL MCIVER 300 05-04-10 VICTOR BOWLMARK ZIRGES 300 05-04-10 KEYSTONE LANESANGIE BECKER 300 05-05-10 HARLEYS SIMI BOWLPAT BYRNE 300 05-05-10 HARLEYS SIMI BOWLTROY GIBBSON 300 05-05-10 WOODLAKE LANESBOB LAIRSEY 300 05-05-10 HARLEYS SIMI BOWLJOHN PARRY 824/300/300 05-05-10 HARLEYS SIMI BOWLJAY WETHERALD 300 05-05-10 HARLEYS SIMI BOWLCHARLES WILLISON 826 05-05-10 WOODLAKE LANESMARK ZIRGES 300 05-05-10 KEYSTONE LANESRON ZURN 835/300 05-05-10 CAL OAKS BOWLJOHN GRANT* 300 05-06-10 DEL RIO LANESHERBERT JONES 300 05-06-10 BOWLIUM LANESCHRIS MAKROGLOUS 819/300 05-07-10 CHAPARRAL LANESD. J. SHEPHARD 300 05-07-10 MIRA MESA BOWLROBERT SPENGEMAN 300 05-07-10 CANOGA PARK BOWLART WILSON 300 05-07-10 DEER CREEK LANESJOSE ZAFRA 300 05-07-10 WOODLAKE LANESJOHN SAMSON 300 05-08-10 DEER CREEK LANESRON BAUTISTA 813 05-09-10 CAL OAKS BOWLMIKE FIELDS 300 05-09-10 CAL OAKS BOWLDARRICK PARRIS 826/300 05-09-10 CAL OAKS BOWLANDERSON ALCARAZ 300 05-10-10 KEYSTONE LANESMARK BAKER 300 05-10-10 FOUNTAIN BOWLJEFF MASSEY 803 05-10-10 HARLEYS SIMI BOWL

ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS:BOWL AN HONOR SCORE THIS WEEK & E-MAIL BY TUESDAY NOON

YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & YOU WILL BE ON THE FRONT PAGE.E-MAIL TO: [email protected]: 300 OR 800 WOMEN: 298,299,300 OR 700+

Bowling news

6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place

SUNDAY, May 16th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50NEW DAY AND START TIME!!

check-in4:30

“Mini Eliminator” Oil Pattern Used

OpTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.

by David Yamauchi

Nicole Shepard Wins Her First Open TitleRANCHO CUCAMONGA—The JAT made their way east

again for a visit to Brunswick Deer Creek Lanes in Rancho Cu-camonga. Scoring was huge as Charlie Hair led the field at +218 followed by Nicole Shepard at +194 and DeeRonn Booker at +173. Low-to-qualify was Ryan Melton at +78. In the quarterfi-nals, 4th seed Stevn Roderick eliminated 5th seed Patrick Smith 2-1, while 2nd seed Nicole Shepard and 3rd seed DeeRonn Book-er took out 7th seed Andrew Stewart and 6th seed Gary Smith 2-0. 8th seed Ryan Melton shocked top-seeded Charlie Hair 2-1. In the semifinals, Stevn Roderick took 3 games to eliminate Ryan Melton while Nicole Shepard swept past DeeRonn Booker to the finals. In the final match, game one went down to the wire as Shepard and Roderick tied 223-223 and went to a 9th and 10th frame rolloff. Shepard buried all 4 shots for a perfect 60 and took game 1. In game 2, Shepard limped into a 208 giving Roderick a chance to strike out and take the game. A stubborn 4-pin in the 11th frame gave Nicole Shepard the 208-205 win and her first Open Division title. Congratulations Nicole!

Valmonte Joins Ranks Of Senior ChampsA small field took the lanes at Deer Creek in the Senior Divi-

sion but the scores were nothing close to small. Devin Bidwell led qualifying at +254 followed closely by Will Jackson at +195, Kevin Valmonte at +186 and Nick Alford at +168. In the semi-finals, Devin Bidwell dismissed Nick Alford 266-181 and 256-210 while Kevin Valmonte sent Will Jackson packing 267-202 and 210-169. In the finals, Valmonte got lined up and took out the top-seeded Devin Bidwell 239-211 and 241-227 for his first Senior Division title. Congratulations Kevin!

Invitational This SundayThe JAT Invitational is this Sunday at AMF Carter Lanes.

The top-12 Open Division, top-20 Farm Club and top-8 Senior Division point leaders are invited. Open Division bowlers- Hef-ley, Hair, Glover, Myers, Updegraff, Shepard, B. Hernandez, K. Jones, Booker, G. Smith, Jordan Jr. and Roderick. Senior Divi-sion bowlers- Bidwell, Kraye, Zehntner, Valmonte, Shern, Batti-est, Villarreal and M. Jones. Farm Club bowlers- Low, Huntoon, Dubia, Hornacek, Svoren, Chan, Mayfield, Beaner, Gartrell, Ste-phens, Fernandez, Merriweather, Ajimine, Mayall, Struckman, Friedman, Halladay, Schultz, Mayo and Acosta. Special formats and entry fees- Farm Club $45, Open Division $55, and Senior Division $65. Check the website for more information regard-ing this Sunday’s event. You MUST RSVP to claim your spot or alternates will be taken!

Next TournamentAgain, our next tournament is this Sunday- the JAT Invita-

tional at AMF Carter Lanes. Farm Club/Open/Senior Division. For updated information, stats and schedules log on to www.bowljat.org . See you all on Sunday!

Next Tournament This SundayJAT Invitational – AMF Carter Lanes

Senior Champion Kevin Valmonte and 2nd Devin BidwellOpen Champion Nicole Shepard and 2nd Stevn Roderick

LAS VEGAS—The Summer 2010 Mini-Eliminator at the South Point will be giving away over $250,000 in cash and prizes from June 30th through July 4th. But you can start winning prizes now by participating in the “Wheel of Fortune” contest at www.minieliminator.com.

The Wheel of Fortune Contest is simple. Just go to the Mini website and spin the wheel which includes prizes at the tourna-ment and prizes that will be given away prior to the event. Some of the prizes that will be won include a free Marathon Entry ($995 value), free single entries ($280 value), 2 night/3 day stays at The South Point, Etonic Shoes, Lane #1 bowling balls, coupons for the Kegel Training Center and purchases on bowlingball.com. The winners of the prizes will be announced on June 14th which is also the prepaid deadline for Mini-Eliminator entries.

The Mini-Eliminator is a 3-game qualifying tournament BY DIVISION that features a beat half-your-division finals. There will be a total of 16 qualifying squads with 1 in 10 per division advanc-ing to the finals and earning a minimum of $500. More bowlers will cash each squad since there is a 1 in 5 payout per division. The 3 divisions are; 49 & under scratch, senior (50+) scratch and our new 210 & under HANDICAP division. The 3 divisions always bowl separately in qualifying and finals.

For the first time in Mini-Eliminator history EVERY PRIZE IS GUARANTEED REGARDLESS OF ENTRIES! The top prizes will pay $20,000-1st, $10,000-2nd, and $7,500 3rd. All bowlers advancing to the finals through a qualifying round earn 1 bye and guaranteed a minimum of $500. The Mini is also guaranteeing 24 byes in the finals. The byes are worth between $750 and $4,000!

Your first entry into the Mini is only $280 and will come with $150 in bonuses! Re-entries are as low as $99. If you bowl 3 times you receive a high performance ball. The best value at the Mini is the Marathon Entry. The cost is $995 and you get 5 qualifying squads, 3 early bird entries, a high performance ball, a 2-ball tote bag, $300 in match play coupons, and YOU ARE GUARANTEED TO MAKE THE FINALS AND EARN AT LEAST $250!

For more information on The Summer 2010 Mini-Eliminator please visit our website; www.minieliminator.com. You can bowl for FREE if you recruit just 2 bowlers. If you recruit 4 new bowlers you get a free marathon entry. If you would like to speak with someone in our office please call us toll free; 1.877.900.MINI (6464). Walk-in entries are welcomed. We hope to see you in Las Vegas.

$5000 On-Line Contest

USBC Smart Scholarship Funds Transferred To New Independent Corporation

ARLINGTON, Texas – The United States Bowling Congress has created a new corporation dedicated to the management, pro-tection and promotion of youth bowling scholarships.

All funds in the USBC SMART (Scholarship Management and Accounting Reports for Tenpins) program have been trans-ferred to the new entity called SMART Bowling Scholarship Funding Corporation. This new corporation is financially and le-gally independent of USBC, but will continue to use the SMART name. All scholarships previously earned through SMART re-main in place with all benefits and eligibility protection for re-cipients continuing.

“Bowling scholarships can be a fantastic way to attract young people to our sport,” USBC President Jeff Bojé said. “We be-lieve creating an independent corporation supervised by board members with bowling expertise and a financial background will build a new level of trust in SMART and lead to greater attention and growth of youth scholarships.”

The SMART Bowling Scholarship Funding Corporation has three directors on the board: Wally Hall, Pasadena Md., Steve Moehrle, St. Louis, Mo. and Sandy Hansell, Southfield, Mich. A primary objective for the board will be to use SMART for the nationwide promotion of youth bowling and to strengthen the entire bowling industry.

Hall, who will serve as Chairman, holds a degree from Har-vard Business School and is currently a director on the Board of the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame and Bowlers to Veterans Link charity. He is a former president of the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America and has 50 years of industry business experience including serving as President and CEO of Fair Lanes Inc. when it was the largest independent center chain in the country.

Moehrle holds a Ph.D. in business from Indiana University and serves as the leadership council distinguished scholar in ac-counting at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Before entering

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BOWLING NEWSPage 2 May 13, 2010

FORMAT CHANGE!!!! 1-DAY EVENT Santa Clarita Lanes - Saugus, CA

Saturday May 29th, 2010 NEW!! - SEPARATE WOMENS & SENIOR DIVISIONS

NEW MEMBERS SPECIAL

NO $10 LATE FEE IF YOU JOIN ON-SITE! Visit website for membership info

Start Time: Qualifying Roll call 8:30 AM & Bowl at 9:00 AM Finals will start 1/2 hour after end of Qualifying Entry Fee: PCB Members - $150; Non-members - $175 $10 Late fee for paying on-site. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash in each division Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 1 in 4 in each division will bowl round robin match play finals. Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Sidepots & Brackets: Sidepots & brackets will be offered. Pro-Am Event: Santa Clarita Lanes is having a Pro-Am on Saturday night at 6:00 PM

All bowlers will be required to be available for Pro-Am event on Sat night Proprietor will decide who bowls. $100.00 fine to bowler who does not show

Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca 92404

Name: _____________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ Division: Regular _______ Senior (Over 45) ________ Womens ________

Late fee will apply after May 24th.

Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335 Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes

All players must be current USBC members. USBC #: ___________

www.pacificcoastbowlers.com

“2010 Schedule”June & July to be determined • August 21-22 - Del Rosa Lanes - Trio Event

November 20-21 - Mission Hills Bowl - Mixed Doubles Event

FOUNTAIN BOWL SUMMER 2010 LEAGUE SCHEDULE

DAY TIME NAME TYPE GMS START DATE END DATE INFO

MON 6:00PM ANGELS BOWLING CLUB ANY COMBO 2'S 3 3/26/2010 8/30/2010 ADULT / JR LEAGUE6:00PM PARTY ANIMALS TRIOS ANY COMBO 3'S 3 4/5/2010 8/30/2010 FUN LEAGUE8:00PM OZZIE'S SCRATCH DOUBLES MIXED DOUBLES 6 6/7/2010 8/30/2010 6 GAMES

TUES 9:00AM NEWCOMERS LADIES HDCP 4'S 3 6/1/2010 8/31/2010 LADIES

6:30PM ALS PALS MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 6/1/2010 8/31/2010 SIGN UP EARLY6:30PM FOUR FOR FUN ANY COMBO 4'S 3 2/2/2010 5/25/2010 FAST AND FUN 9:00PM 2 X 4'S ANY COMBO 2'S 4 2/2/2010 5/25/2010 BOWLS 4 GAMES

WED 5:20PM RIVERSIDE ROWDIES ANY COMBO 4'S 3 3/24/2010 9/25/2010 LAUGHLIN SWEEPS7:45PM HIGH ROLLERS ANY COMBO 4'S 3 4/28/2010 9/25/2010 LAUGHLIN SWEEPS

THURS 9:00AM LADIES NO-TAP LADIES HDCP 3'S 3 6/3/2010 8/26/2010 NO-TAP LEAGUE

6:00PM HIS N HERS MIXED HDCP 5'S 3 3/25/2010 9/18/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS

FRI 6:20PM ORLEANS BOUND MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 3/26/2010 9/18/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS6:30PM JOKERS WILD ANY COMBO 4'S 3 3/26/2010 9/25/2010 LAUGHLIN SWEEPS

SAT 6:00PM VIVA LAS VEGAS MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 5/8/2010 10/23/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS

SUN 3:00 PM VEGAS BOUND MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 4/25/2010 11/6/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS5:30PM F.V. LUTHERAN MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 1/17/2010 5/30/2010 CLOSED CHURCH LEAGUE5:30PM DEUCES WILD MIXED HDPC 4'S 3 3/28/2010 9/18/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS5:30PM VEGAS BANDITS MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 2/14/2010 7/17/2010 VEGAS SWEEPS

ADULT BOWLING LEAGUES

DAY TIME NAME TYPE GMS START DATE END DATE INFO

MON NOON SENIOR CASINO OPEN TO ANY SR.11:50AM SHIRLEYS MAD CRASHERS MIXED HDCP 3'S 3 6/7/2010 8/30/2010 ANY AGE SENIOR LEAGUE

TUES 1:00PM CLUB 55 MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 6/1/2010 8/31/2010 COME MEET NEW FRIENDS

WED 11:50AM HAPPY TIMERS MIXED HDCP 4'S 3 6/2/2010 9/1/2010 A FOUNTAIN BOWL CLASSIC

THURS 12:50PM YOUNG AT HEART MIXED HDCP 3'S 3 6/3/2010 9/2/2010 FUN TRIOS

FRI 12:50PM COFFEE CLUB OPEN TO ANY SR.

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WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles at AMF Valley View Lanes June 5-6 2010 Ages 40 Years & Up Now Are Apart of

The Regular Divisionby Dick Sanders

There are limited team spots left for the WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles, scheduled for the week-end of June 5-6, 2010. Qualifying: Saturday, June 5, 2010, begins at 11:00AM, Check In: 10:15AM. Bowlers will bowl 10 straight games. Entry Fee: $370.00 per team. Regular Division ages: 40 & up. All Star ages: 39 & Under.

Regular Division bowlers can bowl with a bowler any age. All Stars must bowl with One Regu-lar Division Bowler. Extra money action,, all optional, with separate pay-offs for Team, Regular Division, and All Stars, Hi Games & Series Side-Pots. Brackets are also optional, and to be paid separately. Finals, Sunday, June 6, 2010, starts at 8:30AM. Call the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141 to make your reservations.

WCST EBONITE SINGLES TOURNAMENTS JUNE 12-13, 2010 JUNE 26-27, 2010 SANTA FE LANES CAL BOWL LAS VEGAS, NV LAKEWOOD, CA $175.00 ENTRY FEE $175.00 ENTRY FEE TOURNAMENT FILLING FAST

WCST EBONITE ALL STAR DOUBLES JUNE 5-6, 2010 ONE SQUAD AMF-VALLEY VIEW LANES 32 TEAMS MAXIMUM GARDEN GROVE, CA FIELD $370.00 TEAM ENTRY FEE 26 TEAMS ALREADY CLICK ONTO: SIGNED UP.

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SUNDAY May 16, 2010 SQUAD TIMES:

TEAM EVENT: 10:00 A.M.(4 members per team any combination NO CAp)

DOUBLES: 12:30 p.M.(2 Divisions Men and Mix)

SINGLES: 2:30 p.M. (1 Division, 3 games)

All events will consist of 3 games on the same pair of lanes (Handicap 90 % of 210 all events)

$ 25.00 pre-pay for each eventBefore May 9th $ 30.00 on Site

For Inf. Call Armando Zavala at 562-562-760-9481 Email:[email protected]

Mail entry @ P.O. Box # 2344 Downey Ca, 90242


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FridayMay 28th 2010 @ 7:00 pm

Teams - Mix 5 (Must have one of opposite sex)

32 Teams First Come First Serve

3 Games - $125.00 per Team Handicap - 90% of 230

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Mini-Eliminator Announces New Sponsors

Las Vegas, NV—Pinacle Events, owner of the world famous Mini-Eliminators, announced the signing of two major sponsors. Lane #1 has become the official ball and bowlingball.com is the official e-tailer of the tournament. Lane #1 and bowlingball.com join current Mini-Eliminator sponsors; Etonic Shoes, Kegel, vir-tualtournaments.com and South Point Hotel & Casino.

“This is probably the most impressive line-up of sponsors we have ever had in our 17 year history” states Pinacle’s President Steve Sanders. We are thrilled Richie Sposato, President of Lane #1 chose the Mini-Eliminator to introduce his newest ball the “Time Bomb”. Everyone purchasing a Marathon Entry or Mini Marathon Entry will receive the new ball as a bonus.

The other big news for The Mini-Eliminator was the signing of bowlingball.com. “I have been working with Keith Spear, President of bowlingball.com, for several years and we finally came up with a program that made sense for him.” Bowlingball.com will be teaming up with the Mini and send out over 2.5 mil-lion e-mails promoting the tournament and a new on-line contest. This signing will be critical in growing The Mini-Eliminator and promoting the new 210 & under handicap division.

The Summer 2010 Mini-Eliminator is being hosted by The South Point Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas June 30th through July 4th. The Mini is a 3-game qualifying tournament BY DIVISION that features a beat half-your-division finals. Every prize in the Mini-Eliminator is guaranteed regardless of entries including $20,000-1st, $10,000-2nd, and $7,500 3rd.

The 3 qualifying divisions are; 49 & under scratch, senior (50+) scratch and our new 210 & under HANDICAP division. The 3 divisions always bowl separately in qualifying and finals. All bowlers advancing to the finals through a qualifying round earn 1 bye and guaranteed a minimum of $500. Your first entry into the Mini is only $280 and will come with $150 in bonuses! Re-entries are as low as $99.

For more information on The Summer 2010 Mini-Eliminator please visit our website; www.minieliminator.com. If you would like to speak with someone in our office please call us toll free; 1.877.900.MINI (6464). Walk-in entries are welcomed.

ORANGE COUNTy USBC BOWLING ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING WHERE: FOUNTAIN BOWL DAY: SUNDAY 17110 BROOKHURST DATE: MAY 23, 2010 FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA. TIME: 10:00 AM YOUR VOTE IS NEEDED FOR:

Election of Board Members – Vice President & 8 Directors Election of Delegates to the 2011 Annual Meetings Proposed By-Law changes

County Tournament Award Winners PresentationA Continental Breakfast will be served.

We ask you as an officer of your league to encourage your league members to at-tend the meeting and vote. As a league officer, you especially should attend and vote.

B.J. Theiss the Cal Bowl USBC Rep. presenting Barry (Bear) Marsh with his 802 series ring bowled April 1, 2010.

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Back From IRAQ FRED RIANO is Averaging 226!

by Frank WeilerMURRIETA—How many

Marine Sergeants come off base and bowl at a 226 pace? One for sure, Fred Riano. Fred is bowling in his first season since returning last summer from a year in IRAQ And WOW, is he bowling up a desert storm.

With consistent three gamers of 700 plus, and highs of 290 and 759, Fred has kept his average in the high 220s all year. This on a difficult dry oil condition at CAL OAKS BOWL.

Riano has a free and easy re-lease, rolling a smooth ball at high speed.

Many times his strike ball reg-isters 20 MPH on the computer score screen.

So many young bowlers have told me they wish they could bowl like Fred, smooth with power. Power with precision.

Thanks for serving our country honorably Fred, and my wishes for many big scores for you to come. The Bowling News wishes to rec-ognize your accomplishments on the lanes and in defense of the United States of America.

USBC National Convention Concludes

BIG NEWS FOR BOWLERS

by Frank WeilerRENO—Stu Upson, USBC

Executive Director, made sev-eral significant announcements during his report at the recent-ly concluded USBC National Convention. Here is the BIG NEWS FOR BOWLERS:

1. DUES: There will be no in-crease in dues next season.2. AWARDS: Women’s rings will be brought back. Achieve-ment levels for other awards will be reduced.3. BUDGETARY CUT-BACKS: USBC will reduce PBA television advertising and no longer sponsor the PBA Women’s series. While the Masters and Queens Champi-onships will be televised, the Women’s US Open Tourney will not be.4. U. S. BOWLER MAGA-ZINE: Will only be published on line in the future. This will save $2.5 million annu-ally. The youth version of US BOWLER will continue to be published in print hardcopy.5. CREDIT CARD: There will be a new USBC credit card for members. The first use of the card will result in a $10.00 credit toward next years annual USBC dues. I can’t wait to get my card and save.

JAT InvitationalInvites Only - MUST RSVPTop-12 Open DivisionTop-20 Farm Club

Top-8 Senior DivisionThis Sunday, May 16

AMF Carter Bowl1501 S. Lemon Street

Fullerton- (714) 526-7725Check in at 8:30 a.m.

Entry Fee:$45 Farm/$55 Open$65 Senior Division

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 Jeffrey Sargent 726 $1,100.00 Cash & Carry $1,275.00 ABTA Shirt $100.00 2 Aaron Hodges 795 $550.00 3 Jeff Taino 766 $200.00 4 Samson Kong 735 $120.00 5 Victor Lee 718 $120.00 6 Kevin Valmonte 767 $110.00 7 Marvin Crowder, Sr. 708 $110.00 8 Womack Stephens 696 $110.00 9 Jeanette Chang 680 $110.00 10 John Phan 754 $100.00 11 Tim Austin (SS) 725 $100.00 12 Patricia Lin 704 $100.00 13 Giang Huynh 702 $100.00 14 Kwok Wai (Steven) Au 694 $100.00 15 Jiradei Harnpatanakitpanich 692 $100.00 16 Yu Lam (60%) 676 $60.00 17 Derek Lee 390 $90.00 18 Eldie Abutan 688 $86.25 19 Bret Rose 688 $86.25 20 Jason Chiu 687 $82.50 21 Ken Morris (BP) 687 $82.50 22 Marvin Galsim, Sr. 686 $80.00 23 Tao Yang 685 $80.00 24 Michael K. Leung 683 $77.50 25 Allan Calabio (60%) 683 $46.50 26 Tony (Alpine) Tran 681 $75.00 27 Thomas Licauco 677 $73.75 28 Glenn Matsumoto 677 $73.75 29 Mark Fisser 673 $70.00 30 Bryan Moore 673 $70.00 31 Andrew Lung 668 $67.50 32 Odean Johnson 662 $67.50 33 Manny Loria (SS) 659 $65.00 34 Vien (Tim) Tran(60%) 658 $39.00 35 Lordan Ferguson 657 $62.50 36 Ada Wong-Hum 654 $62.50 37 Jose Acosta 650 $61.00 38 Joseph Lung 647 $61.00 39 Danny Reece, Sr. 644 $60.00 40 Javier Avila (SS) 643 $59.50 41 Michael Kong 643 $59.50 42 Angel Chau 641 $59.00 43 Catherine Cheung 639 $59.00 44 Jean Colian (60%) 637 $34.75 45 Liwei Liu 632 $58.00 46 Mike Moore 630 $57.00 47 Byron Allen 627 $57.00 48 Alejandro Vela 626 $57.00 49 Kenny (King) Kwan 624 $56.00 50 David Owens 623 $55.50 51 Mikko Miller (60%) 623 $33.25 52 Sandy Rosenblum 619 $55.00 53 Bethany Mendoza 619 $55.00 54 Cezar Marcella 618 $55.00 55 Ryan Nam 614 $54.00 56 Tessie Sosa 613 $53.00 57 Bedell Vasquez (RH) 612 $53.00 58 Bobbie McCollum (SS) 610 $53.00 59 Angela Lung 593 $53.00 60 Talia St. Angelo 584 $53.00 61 Antonio Chui 583 $53.00 62 Max Maldonado DNF F/E

DOUBLES1 Vuong Do / Jeff Taino 1533 $170.00 2 Michael Villarreal (LH) / Jeff Taino 1520 $150.00

3 Michael Kong / Ryan Nam 1520 $150.00 4 Ryan Nam / Steven Au 1517 $130.00 5 Angela Lung / Ryan Nam 1512 $120.00 6 Jeff Taino / Richard Aquino 1511 $110.00 7 Michael Kong / John Phan 1511 $110.00 8 John Phan / Steven Au 1508 $100.00 9 Andrew Lung / Ryan Nam 1507 $90.00 10 Jeff Taino / Vuong Do 1507 $90.00 11 (Tim) Vien Tran / (Alpine) Tony Tran 1493 $80.00 12 Samson Kong / Ryan Nam 1490 $70.00 13 Yan Tao Yang / Ryan Nam 1489 $60.00 14 John Phan / Yan Tao Yang 1480 $50.00 15 Henry Hoang / Ryan Nam 1473 $50.00 16 (Alpine) Tony Tran / Andrew Lung 1469 $40.00 17 Wilson Cheung / Ryan Nam 1467 $40.00 18 Michael Kong / Steven Au 1461 $40.00 19 Giang Huynh / Joseph Lung 1460 $30.00 20 Giang Huynh / Michael Kong 1459 $30.00 21 Andrew Lung / Bryan Moore 1459 $30.00 FINANCIAL REPORT

Cut Scores: Men: Sat + 98 Women: Sat + 87Super Seniors:

Tim Austin, Javier Avila, Bobbie McCollumHigh Qualifer (Free Entry)

Men: + 237 Jeff TainoWomen: + 154 Tessie Sosa

3 - 6 - 9 : Danny Guevarra Match Game: 180 - Kerry Lucka,

Steven Au, Dunisha WrightMatch Series: 572 - David Quon,

Dillon Ito, William Garrett 900 Global Ball - Bounty Hunter Pearl Joseph Lung ABTA Shirt Ping Romero Black Widow Alpin Tran Regular Entry Ariel Ocampo Las Vegas Entry Steve Brode 3 ball Bag Ed Abarca 900 Global Bag Valinda Kelly Prize Fund 237 $5,992.50Paid Entries 23 @ 53 $1,219.00Optional Sidepots $1,200.00Doubles $1,740.003-6-9 $50.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Match Game $3,500.00Match Series $410.00Cash & Carry $1,275.00Total Payout $27,019.50

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION

(at Bowling Square) May 1

Saturday May 15th, 2010

(562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com Cell: (562) 228-3960

ABTA TOURNAMENT

Cal Bowl2500 Carson, Lakewood CA • (562) 421-8448

Take 605 Freeway to Carson, 3 Miles West or 91 Freeway to Paramount go South 2 Miles to Carson, Right.

Win $3,000 1st with Bonuses • $1,100 MinCash n Carry pays $85 to $1 This event 20 max is $1,700

$100 ABTA Logo Shirt • $100 using 900 Global Ball

Squads: 12:30 - 2:00 - 3:30 - 5:30 • Semis 7:15 pM Match Game Est $3,500 • Match Series Est $450 • 3-6-9 is $900

Up to 209 Average • No pBA • Entry fees: $53-$50-$45 • Reduced Entry fees: $36-$34

Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side pots—HorsesGuaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to Cash • plus Super Seniors • Men & Women Qualify Separately

$3,800 Min. Prize Fund GUARANTEED Regardless of Entries Top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. • 1 in 4 1/2 entrants advance to the Semi Finals

All Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women GuaranteedSidepots $2.00 per game. Guaranteed $100 3:30pm & $150 5:30pm

Make Plans for our Annual Memorial Special May 27-28-29-30 @ West Covina Lanes$5,000 1st Min---$10,000 w/ Bonuses

Las Vegas Open will be July 1-2-3-4 • South Point Lanes-Hotel-Casino$12,500 1st with Bonuses $8,000 Min 1st Guaranteed

Make Your Room Reservations Now

Sargent is ABTA Winner at Bowling Square (L-R) Aaron Hodges Runnerup $550, Jeffrey Sargent (Champ) $2,475, Jeff Taino 3rd and Womack Stephens 7th.

ARCADIA—Well another Saturday night at Bowling Square will be memorable as Jeffrey Sargent stepped up and won his first ABTA title win-ning five straight matches in the top 16 single elims and fi-nally edged the top seed Aaron Hodges to take home a tidy $2,475 for the win. Jeffrey was happy to say the least. Jef-frey is deserving and bowls most events in the ABTA that he can and liked by all. Con-grats!!

The scoring was again quite high this eve and mak-ing the cut were Men +98 and the ladies a near record +87 to make the semis and also added were Super Seniors Tim Aus-tin, Javier Avila, and Bobbie McCollum.

A fine turnout of 237 bowl-ers saw 62 Semifinalists cash in the semi finals. The Semifi-nalists take the floor, of which all would cash and the top 16 to advance to the single elim finals with 3 women min guar-anteed to the top 16.

The scoring was conten-tious with a nice +98(men) and three guaranteed women +76 to make the top 16 Single Elim Finals.

The Semis saw Aaron Hodges and his Bounty

Sargent is the Champion at Bowling SquareKerry Lucka, Dunisha Wright and Steven Au Share $3,500 Match Game

Ito, Quon, and Garrett Share $410 Match Series Match Game Again is $3,500 This Week • Match Series est $500 & 3-6-9 is $900

Cal Bowl is our Host Saturday Qualify at 12:30-2:00-3:30-& 5:30 SEMIS 7:15 PM

Hunter/900 Global top the field with a humongous +195. So he would sit out and bowl for the title. Kevin Valmonte was runner up +167 and he will receive a first round bye in the finals and seeded to the top 9.

The first round went. We had Lyn Lam, Patricia Lin, John Pham, Steven Au, BK, Tim Austin and Giang Huynh lose out. They received checks of $100 in 10-16th places.

Round two had Marv Crowder, Jeanette Chang, Kev-in Valmonte and Womack Ste-phens lose out and get checks of $110 in 6-9th places.

Round three got hot as Jeff Taino edged Victor Lee 235-221. Jeff Sargent won a good one downing Samson Kong 248-242. Victor and and Sam-son were in 4-5th places and $120.

Now it is Jeff and Jeffrey for the right to bowl Hodges for the title. Sargent came through in a 202-190 game and on to the title game with Taino in 3rd with great bowl-ing to say the least. That was his lowest game of the day I think :)

The title game was on. Jeff led off with a strike and open frame 2, 10 pin. Aaron

also struck and whiffed the 5 pin and going to the frame 6 they were both clean but Aar-on chopped a spare and began a night mare leaving a bad luck 4-9 on the 7th.

Jeffrey doubled in 8-9 frames and Aaron spared and struck in 9 then again first of the 10th and needed another strike but left a high shot and the title went to the nice guy from Anaheim. He was a hap-py guy in a 178/210-169/191 measure. He has been a fine ABTA member and friend for 14 years and a nicer guy you cannot find. Title #2 is in his future. Great bowling Jeffery. YOU are now an ABTA Titli-est!

Fine bowling til the title game by another nice young man Aaron Hodges. He will win in the future. A fine bowl-er and great competitor.

Jeff Taino, a Champion had a great night at Bowling Square also. He is one of the “Good Guys” and is nice to be around.

Tourney Notes: Hi Quali-fiers were Jeff Taino +254 men and Tessie Sosa blasted a + 154 to lead the ladies. They will get paid entries for the fine bowling.

The Doubles were headed

by Taino again? YES! He and Vuong Do 1533 for $170. Taino/Mike Villarreal 1520, also1520 were Michael Kong, and Ryan Nam and $150. We paid out 21 places and $1,730 in the doubles.

The 3-6-9 was NOT Hit as Danny Guevarra out-did the field but missed on shot 4. So we go for a cool $900 this week Folks! Danny got $50 Consolation for Merlot :-)

The Match Game was matched by three of our fin-est and they share the $3,500 pot. They are Kerry Lucka, Stephen Au and a pretty New-comer Dunisha Wright. They get $1,166 each for their fine 180 game. The Match Game is again $3,500 this Saturday at CAL Bowl.

The Match Series worth $410 was matched by Da-vid Quon, Dillon Itp, and Mr Lucky Dillon Ito and for a $2.00 entry, you can’t top that! Their series was a 572.

Jeffrey Sargent is from Anaheim, and used a Street

Rod drilled by Kert Kinoshita at 10th Frame Pro Shop in The Concourse. He’s married to Myrsha with a daughter Nata-lie. He thanks the ABTA Staff , for a job well-done and thanks to wife and daughter for sup-port, and love.

Aaron Hodges is from Glendale and single! He used a 900 Global/Bounty Hunter drilled by Brandon Mc Gin-nis at Up Your Alley Pro Shop. He thanks the ABTA Staff and Bowling Square for hosting and to friends and Family for support.

Jeff Taino hails from Chino Hills married to Cindy with son Justin also an ABTA mem-ber. He used a Virtual Gravity drilled by ABTA Member Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes. He thanks ABTA and Staff and wife Cindy and Justin for all of the support.

It was great to return to Bowling Square, where every-one has a great time and scores will be lower next time :-)

Special thanks to Cheryl,

Tony and the staff. We return there July 31 with lower scores and fair condition. It is His-tory folks as Jeffrey Sargent enters the archives as our lat-est champion.

Drawing winners were Velinda Kelly, 2 nights in Las Vegas, ABTA Shirt Ping Romero, Ball to Alpine Tran, ABTA reg entry to Ariel O’ Campo and Las Vegas Entry to Steve Brode. Win Yours next week, tickets for $5 100% re-urn.

It is History as Jeffrey Sar-gent enters the archives as our latest Champion at Bowling Square! We bowl Saturday at CAL Bowl in a one day. See our ad for info and squad times. The next Saturday May 22 our long awaited return to Brunswick Foot Hill Lanes in Fontana. Handicap is frozen at Foothill for the big Memo-rial Event May 27-28-29-30 at West Covina Lanes.

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CAL BOWL BOWLING REpORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

Canogapark Bowl

www.canogaparkbowl.comE-mail:[email protected]

20122 Vanowen St. • Winnetka, CA 91306818-340-5190 • FAX: 818-883-1202 • OPEN 24 HOURS

BOWL

North Los Angeles Co.-USBC 9175 De Soto Ave., Chatsworth, CA 91311

(818) 718-0193 • www.nlacbowling.com

Presents

Adult/Youth Doubles Tournament Sunday May 30, 2010

Valencia Lanes 23700 Lyons Ave Valencia 661-222-9080

Bowl: 10:00 AM – Check-in 9:00 A.M. $100 1st place youth scholarship per division with minimum 20 entries

per division Smart # 10677 USBC Certified

Eligibility Rules: Current Sanctioned NLAC-USBC members and any sanctioned adult. Membership Cards must be presented at check-in. Entries close at 9:30 or when squad is full.

1) Entering average – A -- Highest 2010 current average (must bring league sheet as of 4/15/2010 minimum of 7 league sessions); B -- Highest 2009 book average;C -- No proof of average enters at 220 and bowls scratch.

2) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. 3) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. 4) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified. 5) All other rules governed by USBC Tournament rules 2008-2009. Rule #’s 319a2, 319d, and 319e

are waived. 6) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual

statements on shirts. 7) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 8) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 9) Make checks or money orders payable to: NLAC-USBC(any returned checks are subject to 3X

the amount of the check OR $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee).10) Divisions: Determined by the combined entering averages of each doubles team:

Scratch 380 & above A) 320 to 379 Handicap = 100% of 400 B) 319 & Below Handicap = 100% of 350

11) Format: 3 games per bowler. Adults may have 2 multiple partners.MUST BE PREPAID Partners added together plus handicap to determine the winners of each division.

12) Awards: Youth Scholarships ($100 first place scholarship per division with a minimum of 20 entries per division). Adults will receive Certificates (1 in 10 ratio).

13) Entry Fees: $15.00 per bowler (prepaid); $20.00 per bowler on site ($5.00late fee) $9:00 lineage; $5.00 Scholarship Fund (returned 100%); expenses $.1.00. Balance to NLAC-USBC ways & means. Prepaid entries must be received by May 23,2010. Late fees will be added to the scholarship fund.

_________________________________________________________________________Adult Name_______________________________ Youth Name: _____________________________

Adult Center & League: ____________________ Youth Center & League: ______________

Entering Avg : adult_________ youth__________ Please indicate: a] current, b] book, c] scratch

NO MULTIPLE ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER May 23,2010

Mail entries to: NLAC-USBC 15600 Devonshire St. # 212 Granada Hills 913441 818-810-6263

WINNETKA — We hope all the Mother’s and families had a great Mother’s Day. Now it’s time to plan your summer vacation if you haven’t done it yet. While you’re doing that be sure to include Summer League bowling here at Canoga Park Bowl. We still have some spots open so give us a call at 818-340-5190. We have a lot of congratulations to spread around to the winners of the various leagues. Great bowling by all! Phil-Am: Team #5 took the league champs title with Phillip Gayatin, Levi Navarrete and Raul Ventenilla team members. Phillip Gayatin 236/652, Socorro King 213/524, Donald Lavares 264/620, Raul Ventenilla 224/647, Bert Araneta 239/630, Ely Palarca 614. Early Birds: Team 5, “Same Ol’ Position”, are the league champs with Michelle Jones, Lana Cox, Adam Colvin, Gary Fish and Rich-

LAKEWOOD — Join the challenges of the Storm Scratch Trio which will take place at Cal Bowl. See our ad in this issue of the Bowling News for all the details. Some of the leagues are taking byes before the start of the Sum-mer Season but we still have a lot of scores to report for our Cal Bowl Bowling Report.

RAMONA LADIES Eulalia Salcido 181, Becky Carroll 191-198-166/555, Rosie Hanks 164, Roni Kuester 159-176/460, Lee Theiss 177-190-207, Almyra Perrizo 153-151-169/473, Merrie Slagley 176-164, Shirley Davis 152-161, Millie K.155.

BIG BEAR Ken Shearen 256-244-278/778, Sonny Dew 278-213-255/746, Curt Soares 237-255-236/728, Ron Johnson 180-258-256/694, Eric Snow 211-222-246/679, Don Louis 215-266-179/660, Kenny Wright 221-236-202/659, Joe Knapp 198-227-224/649, Gover Dye 165-213-269/647, David Patterson 175-215-256/646, John Cliby 201-217-215/633, Cesar Usi 216-194-204/614, Ralph Buckles 210-224-179/613, Michelle Criswell 226-216-201/643, Joyce Charles 202-193-195/540, Catherine Anderson 179-194-162/535, Carol Egenias 187-180-166/533, Annie Yonemura 189-153-178/520.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Pat Kinard 237-235-228/700, Doug Johnson 195-171-258/624, Terry Brent 222, Roosevelt Lewis 213-212-192/607, Rich Kelly 212-234-172/618, Ed Palma 279-200-188/667, James Tipton 182-227-216/624, Ralph Wingert 147-248-237/632, James Burke 189-222-228/639, Rudy Munzon 218-258-236/712,Archie Stull 216-247-198/661,Rollie DeGuzman 201-236-202/639, Walter Gist 198-191-217/606, Tom Pettway 181-225-220/626, Charles Woods 226-200-237/663, Mauro Pendilla 235-183-191/609, Josh Hudson 224-247-165/636, B.J. 179-186-247/612, Steve Ritchie 214-218-234/666, Vince Cervante 180-246-191/617, Domenic Saraceno 192-227-207/626, Sonny Dew 244-213-207/664, Walter Millsap 211-201-228/640, Rick Llaneta 194-204-206/604, Tony White 207-177-225/609, Terry Binuya 188-230-198/616, Wayne Brown 194-170-265/629, Ed Brown 198-205-199/602, Ken Wright 202-223-192/617, Geno Shaw 200-191-224/615, Curmit Foster 241-226-247/714, Rusty Campbell 212-182-214/608, Andrey Gibson 205-203, Al Cowens 203, Billy Cowens Jr. 206, Fred Faniel 203-209, Cecil Knighton 201, John Dunn 217-211, Jimmy Hamilton 211-216, John Cuico 224, Ray Culp 200, Al Ortiz 202-222, Chuck Bayouth 213, Don Boaz 222, Harold Fariss 202, Chuck Ashton 212, Willie Young 228-214, Billy Scott 208, Ellis Houston 205, John Brown 207, Ron McClain Sr. 211, Ernest Chatrman 2101, Pre Collier 215, Ding Cabug 219, Pee Wee Munzon 223, Clark Vanden Berg 214, Bob Sneed 233-203, Andrew Morton 212, Jun Daus 205, Al Williams 203, James Kennard 202.

CAL STARS Mattie Wylie 167-172-224/563, Barbara Crawford 183-179-156/518, Mary Spencer 166-163-179/508, Lou Ingebretson 172-170-166/508, Jerry Whitehurst 144-179-183/506.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Tony Morones 226-216-258/700, Jim Plante 221-245/641, Stan Murren 244/537, Ray Culp 200-211-218/629, Jim Chandler 544, Lee Theiss 542, Ralph Wingert 226-289/690, Don Keith 236/592, Boylee Inocente 218-238/626, Al Oritz 530, Ed Brown 225-259/667, B.J. Theiss 221-203-233/657, John Mathews 555, Mattie Wylie 510, Cliff Schad 527, Ron McClain Sr. 246-224/696, Wayne Moon 230/516, Billy Williams 203/520, John Welty 520.

YOUNG AT HEART Mary Spencer 153-153-154/460, Margo McClain 146-185-167/498, J.J. Scott 174-188-150/512, Art Nelson 146-138-187/471, Leroy Canaday 153-117-119/389, Albert Burnett Sr. 180-191-149/520, Linda Kinney 177-143-159/479, Milton Donerson 190-

164-205/559, Ike Sanders 156-168-227/551, Ben Jones Sr. 130-231-214/575, Ron McClain Sr. 190-245-205/640, Walter Millsap 139-176-254/569, Willie Young 196-178-201/575, Willie Creer 162-137-141/440, Tom Pettway 203-213-186/602, Sabra Couch 120-104-135/359, Bea Sueki 132-133-141/406, Jim Young 143-146-224/513, Gene Hammons 134-174-169/476, James Kinard 162-172-117/451, John Brider 161-192-146/499, Glenn Merchant 245-198/443, Ed Hansen 211-178-223/612, Eva Ham-mons 92-83-87/262, Josh Hudson 234-210-174/451, Jessie Lane 147-134-155/436, Joe Brown 188-160-157/525, Tauinaola Fetui 164-181-215/560, Art Diemert 174-193-232/599, Almyra Perrizo 124-156-148/428, Glenn Wright 148-152-154/454, Vern Willey 157-162-107/426, Theresa Harrison 101-113-124/338, Shirly Fields 140-137-200/477, Ellis Houston 140-137-200/614, Loretta Ringor 124-167-156/447, Cathy Anderson 160-160-179/499, Fred Contre-ras 142-139-155/436, Jim Plante 241-209-200/650, Sandy Plante 137-118-137/392, Earl Hullett 169-198-179/546.

RECYCLED TEENS Doug Johnson 299-235-243/777, Rinze Dykstra 513, Tom Spen-cer 521, Ed Brown 235-246-244/725, Joe Nolan 209/574, Divina Buhay 511, Jim Burke 225-209/632, John Mathews 219/554, B.J. Theiss 532, Adela Santos 535, Jorge Fernandez 264-214-213/691, Dennis Galgan 214/595, Art Diemert 212/581, Will Panton 565, Ning Barcelona 203/592,Bill Buckley 505, Ken Seiple Sr. 236-230/645, Boylee Inocente 275-266/737, Bong Cayton 520, Chuck Ashton 209-219/590, Norma Myers 515, Ben Jones Sr. 539, Pat Kinard 225-259-225/709, Mary Kinard 222/592, Glen Merchant 255-226-217/698.

CAL BOWLEROS Millie Buckles 202/576, Carole Fischer 206/576, Jerrydean Whitehurst 214-203/561, Leona Belletti 536, Mattie Wylie 517, Mickey Gurule 203/507.

JUNIORSBobcats

Sabrena Callihan 130, Larell Woods 161-168, Alex Gonzales 105.

Classified Daniel Martinez 212, Alex Aldapa 202-211, Darian Jackson 174, Semaj Lewis 171-202-171/544.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Ryan Onorati 163, Daniel Martinez 268-205-194/667, Reymar Santos 143, Chris Johnson 163, Eric Brown Jr. 180-178, Ronald Lewis 221-239-217/677, Kaitlynn Soto 192, Semaj Lewis 202, Alan Hicks 154, Alec Aldapa 214, Nolan Smith II 201-203.

Adults Michael Savois 200, Gabriel Martinez 233, Rey Santos 209, Joyce Allan 191, Louis Whitlock II 202, Paul Mehl Jr. 203-238/634, Matt Mesa 224-207/610, Paul Zastrow 166, Nolan Smith Jr. 211-234/633.

ard Bianchi team members. Danny Curry 229/659, Patti McVicker 229/558, Richard Bianchi 244/657, Mike Johnson 237/649, Arnie Kazdoy 227/625, Orville Dopps 623, Lori Fish 200/553, Richard Harrison 234, Larry Steinberg 227. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 574, Cindy Dominguez 200/573, Jeanne Ehlers 206/570, Carol Asher 557, Arlene Bonino 213/541, Patti McVicker 205, Lisa Sheeran 202. Classics: Sweeper Scores—Pam Blake 214/606, Michael Witt 218/603, Pam Findl 208/596, Tina Enriquez 540, Cindy Gonek 539, Leah Hoffman 216/532, Rean Luttrell 532, Louis Enriquez 220, Patti Diluigi 219, Bo Fogel 203, Sharon Enriquez 203. Thursday Pick-A-Ball (4-games): Sweeper Scores—Aaron Steinberg 279/886, Allen Minot 298/806, Marja Lopees 164/608, Jeff Johnson 220. Summer League starts May 13th. Bnai Brith Classic: Stu Teichner 269/749, Joey Agiert 266/720, Jay Davies 236/678, Hank Solny 242/660, John McComb 238/652. Party Animals: Team 5, “Ring Ring...Hello?”, are the league champs and they are Michael Pollack, Erica Pollack, Jared Leigh, Michael Fonvergne and D’Angelo Ferreri. Michael Fonvergne 278/755, Elizabeth Fonvergne 238/678, Sam Solorio 288, Michael Pollack 275/729, Louis Fonvergne 275/721, Joe Rivas 696, Jack Getzlaff 279/689, Erica Pollack 211/549, Sharon Weger 537, Marsha Graham-Martinez 213, Rishell Davis 200. Vegas 4 Fun: Congratulations to Robert Spengeman on his “300” bowled on May 7th with a 714 series. Brit Huerta 219/575, Jun Tumacay 234/644, Vaughn Fountain 228/625, Joel Seguin 618, Matt Neiswanger 247/617, Rafael Alcazar 235. SFVCC Nikkei: Russ Yamaguchi 234/686, Noriko Fukunaga 203/575, Stephen Sasaki 237/607, Kenneth Morita 234/630, Kirk Sasaki 607, Kenji Watanabe 603, Mas Suruki 225/602, Janet Yama-guchi 507, Tak Kokubo 224. Summer League starts May 21st. Saturday PBA Experience: Drew Stern 221/574, Samantha Meyers 210/578. Viva Las Vegas: Vince Koeller 266/713, Debby Koeller 478, Carol Tucker 191, Todd Becker 701, Steve Clebanoff 266/694, Mikhael Malta 265/693, Jeremy Paulsen 645, James Smith Sr. 645, George Covington 256. Couples For Christ: Bert Araneta 237/671, Socorro Jaravata 509, Helen Ventenilla 196/504, Raul Ventenilla 229/619, Phlip Fadriquela 233/604, Nick Andaya 234, Donald Lavares 234. River Maniacs: Sobeck Banuelos 279/792, Sharon Weger 213/573, Johnnie Englehart 761, Ray Stoy 266/680, Marc Loshin 671, Dale Rubin 656, Kim Rieth 530, Kathy Villa 200/524, Pedro Silva 267, Vince Koeller 266, Todd Becker 264. Comedians: Sweeper Scores—Robert Battle 267/735, Sharon Weger 220/568, Mark May 268/719, Russ Gothrick 258/706, Scott Crawford 248/698, Larry Lansing 263/688, Mary Becker 551, Jennifer Pyka 202/540, Justin Archer 248. Summer League starts May 18. Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager Jr. 233/623, Judy Yeager 210/492, Tom Tucker 620, K.C. Robinson 225.

SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS... 39’Ers Senior Trio: Dave Folck 252/702, Carolyn Scherzberg 243/660, Jose Blanco 235/654, Larry George 246/651, Mel Mathews 236/630, Bob Husby 601, Lucy Tralla 221/638, Mary Lauer 214/572, Bev Zietz 210/557, Candy Adams 533, Jim Halliday 238, Mel Neiditch 235, Delia Lowe 231.

JUNIOR...JUNIORS...JUNIORS... Junior Royals: “Call Your Shot”. Congratulations! Matt Gagnier $597 Scholarship winner, June 8, 2010! Anthony Bouey 223/560, Julia Frias 145/406, Allen Minot 224/515, Ashley Brett 159/399, Analynne Wallace 119/280, Keith Nelson 192/507, Justin Pluchino 202/493, Sevaun Thompson 383, Mark Gagnier 158. Sutter Goldminers: Hector Rodriguez 164/451, Zackery Koons 112/308, Allan Aguilar 118/305, Marcony Munoz 78/205, Leonel Cazarez 77/190. Bumper Thumpers: Phillip Kaufman 109/213, Devyn Thompson 82/162, Ryan Martinez 111/187, Dillon Nguyen 94/179, Robert Mar-tinez 85/158, Jezzabel Chavez 77/151, Mandy Thomson 65/123, Ashley Brett 159/399, Analynne Wallace 119/280, Mark Gagnier 158. That’s all for this week. Again we say “Congratulations” to all the league champs.


THE NATIONAL BOWLING ASSOCIATION 69TH ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

JIM D. ALSTONMixed Doubles

ENTRY FEE: $60.00 PER TEAMPrize Fund $31.00; Bowling Fee and Expenses $29.00

All fees must accompany entries. Certified by TNBA and USBC MUST BE FILLED OUT 2008-0 D9 O NOT NAMTNBA E HIGHEST WRITE IN NUMBER AVERAGE THIS SPACE

1

2

1st Place Handicap$7,000.00

(ESTIMATED)1st Place Actual

$700.00(ESTIMATED)

INDICATE CHOICES CHOICE DATE TIME

1st 2nd

Any Available Time

Date Rec'd.

Amt. Rec'd.

Entry No.

$60.00

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TOP 10 AVERAGES(Final 4 Weeks)

219 Jon Brandon 210 Billy Myers Jr. 208 Vernon Adams 207 Paul Varela 206 Paul Barraco 206 Leonard Ruiz Jr. 205 Ramon Torres 205 Kurt Arakaki 204 Arnold cheesman 204 Ken McElvaney

FINAL 4 WEEK STANDINGS 1. StrikeHardApparral.com 120 2. Western Pacific Bowling Supply 117 3. Katie Jakes Bar & Grill 106.5 4. J.A.T. 107.5 5. Sysco 97 6. Clyde’s Video 95 7. Herzog Insurance 96.5 8. Brylaw 87.5 9. City Line Pet Clinic 86 10. Linder Insurance 85.5 11. Threadworks 85.5 12. Gano Excel Coffee 73 13. W.C.S.T. 72 14. A.B.T.A. 72 15. Professional Approach 70 16. A Different Look Cabinet 59

TOP 10 LAST WEEK(Final 4 Weeks)

687 Billy Myers Jr. 657 Shane Soper 654 William Jackson 648 David Bartlett 633 Paul Varela 629 Arnold Cheesman 621 Kevin Yamauchi 621 Jeff Carr 617 Sherman Joseph 617 Carl Labeyan

Teams appear out of order because standings are determeined by percentage of wins to losses, NOT total points

“STRIKEHARDAPP.COM”OVER-ALL POINTS LEADER DOWNEY — Monday night lanes 21-22 was the pair to watch. “STRIKEHARD” and “WESTERN PACIFIC” (both round winners) put on a good show, won a little side pot money and relaxed. “SYSCO” and “CLYDE’S VIDEO” have only one more week to snag the last Wild Card spot. And I do believe they will actually be scheduled against each other (don’t quote me). May 24 the league will have their sweeper, and the following week the rolloffs begin! It has been a weekly grind with the pat-tern changes. Not like the past years with a “HOUSE SHOT” and the “EASY ROUND”. From the very beginning of this league — 20 years ago — the house offered $5,000 for a 300 game rolled during the “TOUGH ROUND”. No takers. This year six 300’s were shot — but not at the right time. Are bowlers getting wiser or are the balls producing bet-ter scores? That debate goes on anytime bowlers get together. Let’s get on with this week’s top scores: Paul Varela 257/633, Shane Soper 240-225/657, Billy Myers Jr. 236-226/687, William Jackson 229-218-207/654, David Bartlett 243-222/648 and Arnold Cheesman 247-225/629. Big money is on the line the next two weeks — Catch the show Monday at 8:30 P.M. LIVE!

National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione

Daniel Vasquez Hits 299/766 In Open Commercial At Brunswick Upland Bowl UPLAND — This writer got an email from Daniel Vasquez whom this writer had wondered how Danny had been doing since last Febraury when he led his team with a 712 series in the SNCDBA tournament at Canyon Lanes in Cabazon. The smooth rolling La Puente righthander informed me that he bowls Tuesday nights in the Open Commercial League at Brunswick Upland Bowl. On the league’s final night May 4 he rolled a 299 game in the first game. “I hit a beautiful pocket hit and left a 4-pin”, Danny wrote. “Before the league’s start, I had muscle spams on my left shoulder and was not sure if I was going to bowl that night.” So he decided to test and see how he felt. There was a little pain but he did not want to give up because it was his league’s last day of the season. Danny continued, “I was being positive and just focused on the lanes and was not expecting to bowl 299 in the first game, so I finished with 233 and 234 for a 766 series. I am honored to finish with my highest career average of 217 and my goal was to get in 220s.” This 299 is his career second as this writer recalled Danny’s first 299 also bowled in the first game at Anaheim Concourse Lanes a few years ago. On that same day and time, Danny’s teammate and tutor Carl Malucci in The Concourse league rolled a 300 in the second game. That prompted this writer to kid Carl who had many 300s for showing Danny, his close friend, teammate and student, to which Carl responded, “Hey. I was just showing Danny the correct way to get a 300 is to leave no pins standing up on the last ball.” Eventually, Danny had learned from the master as in the following year at Brunswick West Covina Bowl, Danny left no pins standing on his 12th ball for his career first 300. He had been taught lots by Carl as he finished, with his previous best 214 average. Then when Carl moved to Las Vegas, Danny hooked up with Mark Fisser as his tutor. Graciously he ended to with,”I want to thank Carl Malucci and Mark Fisser for training me, teaching me, and traveling with me to all around tournaments to be a better bowler.” That is a nice tribute from Daniel Vasquez who listened to the stars of the game. In their youth, Carl Malucci and Mark Fisser were outstanding Junior bowlers on the JAT tour in early 1980s. In one JAT tournament finals, Carl and Mark both made the TV title finals which Carl won (This writer was invited to witness the first historical TV match of two deaf bowlers and donated the video tape to the Bowling Hall of Fame.) Mark also was a star in the LA Junior Traveling League being the first ever deaf bowler selected as ABC Star of Tomorrow in 1986 and continued to star on the Professonal Coast Bowlers Tour, winning the Tournament of Champions. He also bowled almost two years of the PBA Tour in late 1980s. Carl is making a big name for himself with the deaf bowlers’ most 300 games and 800 series, holding the deaf bowlers record high average of 246. Daniel Vasquez is an upcoming and coming bowler with potential in the coming future.

Sarah SainRollsHer First 300 At Red Rock Lanes LAS VEGAS — Jim Mohr reported that Sarah Sain, a daughter of long time Las Vegas deaf bowling parents, Sammy and Winie Sain bowled her first perfect game in the Wednesday Mountaineers League at Red Rock Bowl last May 5. That made both Sammy and Winnie proud of her and raised Sarah’s average to 190. This writer contacted Jim for further infor-mation for few two other games and series.

Not Official — 22 Men Teams & 12 Women Teams In Coming PCDBA Tourney

FULLERTON — Although not offically, this writer was told there might be 22 men teams and 12 women teams in the coming PCDBA and PCDWBA tournaments held on the Memorial Day weekend at AMF Carter Lanes. These are not good numbers and hopes for more info next week.


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Hall of Famer Nancy Chapman

Dies at Age 80ARLINGTON, Texas – Nancy

Chapman, a member of the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame, passed away Wednesday, April 28, at the age of 80.

The Oneida, Wis., native was inducted into the Women’s Inter-national Bowling Congress (now USBC) Hall of Fame for meritori-ous service in 2002.

Chapman was appointed a WIBC director by former presi-dent Alberta E. Crowe in 1974, an appointment she said “knocked her socks off.” She would serve on the WIBC board for 25 years, including positions as 5th,6th and 7th vice president and also as ser-geant-at-arms. She was a WIBC Member Emerita.

Chapman, who worked at Wisconsin Bell for 30 years, also loved to write about the sport. She won her first writing award for a column in 1964. She founded the Wisconsin Women Bowling Writ-ers in 1975, and served as editor of the Wisconsin Women’s Bowl-ing Association state publication, Bowling Action.

She was active with the Na-tional Women Bowling Writers (NWBW) and served as president from 2004-06. She earned the Mary Janetto Award (outstanding promotion of local bowling) and the Jo Ettien Lieber Award (dis-tinguished service to the game of American tenpins) from the NWBW.

She also served on the Bowl-ing Writers Association of Amer-ica board.

Before her induction into the WIBC Hall of Fame, Chapman, who promoted entries for the WIBC Championships for many years, recalled the time in 1983 when her efforts led to nearly 500 northern Wisconsin bowlers de-ciding to head to Las Vegas for the tournament. The large response re-quired that a Boeing 747 be char-tered for the group and the turnout attracted media attention because a plane that size had never flown into Green Bay.

Chapman is a member of the Green Bay Women’s Bowling Association and Wisconsin WBA Halls of Fame.

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JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

PASADENA—Reminder: This coming Sunday (5/16) will be the JAT Farm Club In-vitational tournament. Only the top 20 bowlers in JAT points will be allowed for this tournament. The entire field of 20 have confirmed (except one) and two alternates have already been contacted to fill in.

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Please note, our 20 bowlers will be doubled up and bowl-ing on just 10 lanes. Please prepare yourselves accord-ingly. Get in your practice and plenty of rest. I’ll see you in Fullerton.

the academic profession, he was a member of the Ernst & Young audit staff and accounting policy officer at Citicorp Mortgage, Inc. Moehrle bowled competitively for highly-regarded colle-giate teams at Missouri-St. Louis and Indiana. He is currently member of the USBC Board of the Directors with a term ending in August.

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That’s All Folksby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—The So. Cal. 590 Classic at Linbrook Bowl ended it’s season last week. Once again it was a season filled with fabulous scores and some great personal achievements. Team 18, “The Jays”, consisting of A.J. Lombardo, V.J. Rodriguez, and E.J. Rogers, won the league by a mere 9.5 points. Second place was won by Christy Asher (who filled in for Janine Ditch most of the season) Fred Voysey and Don Gardner.

Leading the league last week was our own Mr. E.J. with a 999 se-ries on games of 248, 278, 259, and 214. E.J. ended the season with a 224 league high average. Others also in the 900 Club were: Terry Brent 259/943, John Conway 279/941, Drew Parkin 258/941, Tim Blough 257/928, and Larry Green 258/916.

More honor scores were: Rich Heid 279/894, Hong Kha 247/883, Stacy Rider 247/874, Juan Sandoval 253/868, Alan Bloom 236/866, Rod Cantrell 232/863, Christy Asher 224/859, John Phillips 236/856, Miguel Rosales 238/854, Ron Douglass 215/847, Dick McKenzie 236/831, Ed Hermance 255/826, Rob Roberts 249/817, Carl Adinolfi 220/810, Don Gut-Omen 226/808, Rey Ortiz 226/806, Alan Gutierrez 202/802, Jack Wilson 244, Jim Moore 233, Tony Chaco 225, Jason Watts 225, Don Lorentzen 224, V.J. Rodriguez 224, Rose Williams 224, Nancy M. Smith 223, Jerry Roddam 222, Dora Miller 221, Dahana M. Klerer 214, Don Gardner 213, Karen Mauricio 213, Kantral Williams 213, Willy Borde-nave 212, Marie Barbush 209, Shig Shozi 209, Janet Anderson 205, Kyle Osterman 204, Bob Gosnell 202, Gino Vassallo 202 and Fred Voysey 200.

Information on the services for Joy McGregor’s daughter Traci, is as follows: Wednesday May 19th at 1:00 PM. Oakdale Memorial Park, 1401 S. Grand Ave. Glendora 91740. If you would like to go on line to see a picture of Traci and sign the guest book go to: www.mem.com and type in Traci McGregor and it will take you to her page.

STUDIO CITY — SWEEEEEEET! No we are not screaming my name but it’s the battle cry of many who have hit the pocket to get that much needed pin count to pull ahead of the pack in the sweeps. As our winter leagues come to an end don’t forget we still got spots for many of our summer leagues about to begin. Please call 818-769-7600 for more information on our Summer Leagues.

ADULTSThe amazing skill and talent on our lanes knows no bound.

When this correspondent thinks he has seen it all, another bowler walks to the approach and makes the shot of the century, till the next bowler makes his or hers! Yet the love and enjoyment on their faces is what I get out of working here at Pinz. As you read these amazing scores pick up the phone and call us at 818-769-7600 and join one of our Summer Leagues now forming!

Twilighters: Robert Lerman 234/667, Perry Hernandez 236/620, Steve Knox 223, Dan Coffelt 223, Dane Price 221.

Kings and Queens: Tom Wigmore 238/667, Jon Schell 245/616, Ross Goldman 236/639, Jeff Coggins 612, Will Pisnieski 228/605, Ken Storms 232/605.

Music+Lyrics: Jordan Omley 203/587, Rhonda Bennet 536, Delicious Kennedy 195.

S.C.B.L.: Neil Inman 267/679, Tom Wigmore 603, Anthony Pace 602, Dave Yamamoto 257, Will Petrasich 245, Tom Sardo 238, Micheal Gurrieri 234.

Funseekers: Dave Dittlinger 245/681, Terry Wainscott 265/629, Mark Peavey 621, Jim Moore 258/617, Mark Mason 245/612, Bill Devoe 242.

JUNIORSThe love of bowling can start at any age. As a boy I would do

whatever chores I could to gather enough money for a few games at Rivera Lanes. Our junors love the game and you can tell by their scores. If you have a child or are one, don’t miss out and join our Summer Junior Leagues now forming, 818-769-7600.

Sorry, no Junior scores were received at the Bowling News this week.

SENIORSYou’re never too young or too old to bowl in a league! Many of

our seniors attribute their youthful looks and prowess on the weekly exercise they get on our lanes. And as they say, practice makes perfect as these scores can attest too! Oh and if you’re looking for some fun or the fountain of youth, look no further and join one of our senior leagues now forming, 818-769-7600.

Pin Pals: Karen Collier 161/455, Barbara Murphey 163/455, El-len Engel 144/371, Judy Kautz 147/369, Sharon Brooks 132/362.

Happy Timers: Russ Romo 224/496, Ruth Swick 147/413, Gary Olsen 212/486.

Coffee and Donuts: Nancy Kato 243/604, Sarah Alexander 214/521, Karen Wolkoff 472, Charlene Gaffney 464, Arleen Wiener 170/464, Lu-Juan Lietzke 188, Roz Levitt 183, Hildegard Miller 170.

Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 178/512, Myrna Schiffman 163/453, Marion Weis 154/408, Donna Klein 159/403, Arlamae Shapiro 145/392, Christine Stark 392.

Joslyn Seniors: Lee Waldorf 223/535, Seiki Tluczek 191/472, Gary Olsen 298, Teri Bonato 165/421, Nelson Hiskc 199.

Bowler of the Week: This week’s bowler is an excitable fellow who often bowls great games. He can multitask by watching the Lakers win and bowling strikes. This week Jordan Omley bowled a 203 game for a 587 series during Music and Lyrics. Great job.

Sweetness Quote of the Week: “867 5309/Jenny” is a song written by Alex Call and Jim Keller and performed by Tommy Tutone that was released on the album Tommy Tutone 2, on the COLUM-BIA RECORDS label. The song caused a fad of people dialing 867 5309 and asking for “Jenny”. But don’t forget to call 769-7600, Pinz we will answer.

ANAHEIM — It’s Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles here at Linbrook Bowling Center on Saturday, May 15 at 12:30 p.m. This tourney is always limited to the first 50 paid couples with a check-in time of 11:30 a.m. Need more info, call 714-774-2253. You guessed it right. The high scores for May 4 thru May10 are here for our weekly report. And away we go... Santa Gals and Guys: Chris Atkinson 214, Bruce Gober 209, Tony Chaco 208, Mike Robbins 202, Albert Naki 202. Swinging Trios: Ike Eichenacher 217, Ed Fisher 207. Lunch Bunch: Jim Grove 213-235/638, John Occhipinti 205. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Kirk Blain 235-225/659, Digger Larkin 206, Larry Senglaub 203. Ten Pins: Fred Fouts 225-239/631, Tony Toliver 208-226/617, Mike Huffines 225-205/614, Dick McKenzie 223-216/613, Henry Trevino 226/601. R.C.R.C.: Keith 213, Lou Cruz 205-210. 3’s Company: Vicki Wachter 214, Marie Parmelee 203. Fun Four Vegas: Bobby Johansen 209-223/602, Ping Romero 226, Charles Harrell 216, William Manning 210. Just 4 Summer: Ken Reser 236-215-267/718, Ed Soliman 203-222-214/639, Tony Wallick 243, Ed Olivas 225, Mike Blodgett 211. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Dan Drysol 298-231-230/759, Joe Salinez 234-277-221/732, Dan Perreira 224-254-201/689, Bill Powell 201-238-227/666, Fred Bietz 212-262/662, Elizabeth Scott 217. B.S.M.: Glen Kim 247-256/695, Sangchul Won 219/609, Dong-hoon Choi 239-218/603, Daniel Lee 212-210/602, Catherine Lee 216, Irene Kang 209. Golden Nuggets: Roland Mutzenberger 221-203. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Mac McNealy 246-227/666, Walt Hooper 236-222/645, Clay Howard 222-220/623, Gino Vassallo 239-216/614, Norm McLeod 238-231/611, Carol Johnson 265, Barbara Bish 235, Diane Johnson 227-209, Minnie Ortiz 210. Party Timers: Pat Sangenito 278-236-219/733, John Raburn 246-227-209/682, Byron Reich 245-235-201/679, Willie Mallare 279-220/666, Kelly Woolpert 233-213-213/659, Nicole Abbott 213-200. Anaheim Nisei: Tom Hide 222-202/617,Ken Queypo 211-207/604,Richard Iseri 227-202/601, James Michiuye 233-216, Fred Sasaki 215, Karen Chow 221, Helen Hikiji 203. 525 Ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 220, Cora Bussey 214, Karen Bagnall 203. Nikkei: Tony Marsco 228-219/642, Tony Bargayo 214-244/611, Mac Sugano 210-200/601, Aiko Kiyohara 232, Sandy Viloria 219, Linda Barcoma 211, Anne Lastimado 201. Santa Super Savers: Fred Fouts 255-219/658, Tony Chaco 206-235/637, Nick Lam 227-204-204/635, Mike Robbins 211-213/616, Carl Adinolfi 203-239/605, Alice Snyder 203. Thursday MIxed Seniors: Walt Hooper 228, Rudy Espinosa 215, William Brown Jr. 210. Magnolia Teachers (No-Tap): Chrys Shields 232-214/631, Carolyn Anderson 232-210/630, Pam Odiorne 235/629, Debi Andreff 231, Brenda Hill 200, Tom HIll 231-275-216/722, Sam Webster 251, Kevin Rayle 229. Looney In Laughlin: David Espinosa 237, Randy Vasquez 237, Christina Diaz 200. 7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkley 256-266-222/744, Matthew Good-loe 207-222-245/674, Gabe Guzman 278-223/671, Ed Angeles 274/664, Rick Sargent 236-214-217/661, Marvina Vrabel 211. Grey Panthers: Bob Baughman 210, Roland Mutzenberger 204. T.G.I.F.: James Sargent 243-234/673, Jason Watts 215-234-218/667, Casey Jones 220-235/634, Joe Molina 216-213/625, Mike Bowen 206-216/616. Vegas Party: John Conway 266-259-201/726, Matt Ontiveros 257-246/690, Jong Lee 258-237/688, Pete Fisher 214-236-224/674, Tim Hank 236-256/661, Monica Path 245, Sherry Simmerl 205, Shirley Putnam 202. 4-4 Vegas: Casey Otteson 238-223/641, Norm Walker 224-218/632, Joe Cruz 223, Marcy Gironta 215, Greg Sietsema 211-211, Tricia Sanderson 219, Cheri Butschke 214. Family & Friends: Bill Swanson 232/609, Chris Meno 216, Bob Cole 214, Gavin Huff 205, Johnny Munson 205, Vera Cruz 214. Double Daters: Fred Smith 248-243/680, Andy Moran 238-258/678, Chris Young 205-288/6672, Dan Drysol 207-227-237/671, Mike Blodgett 201-237-227/665, Traci Sodal 209, Debbie Baker 207, Jackie Legro 200.

Gambler’s Anonymous: Cornel Jurca 209-287/692, Larry Tackett 264/621, Alan Bloom 238, Robert Bloom 222, John Sarti Jr. 212. Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 18 entries. 1st place Lowell Huber & Matt Smith 1889 $102, 2nd Tim Blough & Mike Sargent 1862 $60. Sidepots—Paid $18 per game. Game 1: Fred Smith 264. Game 2: Lowell Huber 256. Game 3: Lenny Huber 262. Game 4: E.J. Rogers 289. Doubles—Paid $54 per game. Game 1: Fred Smith & Matt Smith 501. Game 2: Mike Sargent & Kendall Ray 502. Game 2: Mike Sargent & E.J. Rogers 502. Game 3: Lenny Huber & John Conway Sr. 493. Game 4: Miguel Rosales & E.J. Rogers 563. Handicap Series: Miguel Rosales 976 $30. Scratch Series: Lowell Huber 941 $24. Super Pot: E.J. Rogers 289 $75. Clean 40 Pot: John Conway Sr. $54. Rollover Sidepots: Three Peat Pot $494, Reserve Pot $112 - Clean 40 Pot $0, Match Game $132, High Game Bank (Game 1 - $30, Game 2 - $17, Game 3 - $17, Game 4 - $52). Senior No-Tap: Results of May 4th. 37 entries @ $10=$370. 37 lineage @ 5.25=$194.25. 37 prize fund @ $4.75=$175.75. 31 3-6-9 @ $1=$31. Place Money—1st Jerry Roddam 848 $34, 2nd Victor De La Cruz 817 $26, 3rd John Magill 811 $20, 4th Ken Queypo 804 $14, 5th Norm Walter 790 $10, 6th Ray Francisco 784 $7. Sidepots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Jerry Roddam 313 $8, 2nd Victor De La Cruz 300 $6, 3rd John Magill 295 $5. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Dick McKenzie 296 $11, 2nd Ken Queypo 279 $9, 3rd Gary Pagett 278 $6.75. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Al Naki 312 $8, 2nd Norm Walker 286 $6, 3rd Ken Queypo 285 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $104. Added: $31. New Total: $135.

Gushue Grabs 682, Quental Nabs 648 In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM — In the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Jessica Quental put together 3 great games to roll the high series for the day. Jessica, 167 average, rolled games of 210-234-204 for a fabulous 648 series. Andrew Stewart squashed the pins for 221-202-201 for a 624 series. J.D. Greenhalgh held the high game of the day with 246 and Christopher DeFazio crushed 202. Other highlights of the day included Daniel Robbins, 136 average, 191-187-173/551; Kelsey Myers, 136 average, 192-188; Cara Myers, 91 average, 132-135; Jesse Ledesma 154, Chris Woodmansee 179, Shane Maddox 138 and Holly Hoon 179-189/516. In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, Andrew Stewart led the league with consistent games of 213-208-212/633. Aaron Wilson added up 212-212/613. Valerie Matsumoto slammed 203. In the BUMPER BUSTERS, Izel Cruz crushed 87-97 and Khamron Gardner cleaned up 64-74. In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Chris Gushue strung plenty of strikes together for great games of 215-257-210 for a super 682 series. Bobby Hornacek blasted 217-196-222 for a terrific 635 series and Valerie Matsumoto rounded out our 600 bowlers with 609 on fine scores of 200-215-194. Other highlights of the day included Chris Conway 189, Chris Woodmansee 222-192, Nick Gallant 214, Tyler Flores 129, Corey Fisheli 106-115, R.J. Davis 117, Joshua Villegas 121, Deanna Gomez 165, Shane Maddox 131, Cesar Guardado 156, Jennifer Lewis 106, Destini Gardner 174-157, Michelle Mat-sumoto 179, Natalie Vara 113, Jessica Quental 197-188, Domynyc Gardner 193 and Erika McFeggan 181.

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