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RENO, Nev. - Emma Hen-drickson, the 100-year-old bowler from Morris Plains, N.J., who became the oldest participant in the history of the United States Bowling Con-gress Women’s Champion-ships last month, put her bowl-ing skills to the test against television personality Regis Philbin.

Philbin challenged Hen-drickson to a bowling com-petition after her milestone appearance at the National Bowling Stadium on April 18 became national news and landed her on ESPN Top 10 Plays and ESPNEWS.

The Philbin-Hendrickson match was taped at AMF’s 300 NY in the Chelsea Piers Center in New York on May 14 and was shown on “Live! With Regis and Kelly” this Friday morning, May 22. The episode will be available on the show’s Web site.

Although the results were kept a secret until the show aired, the contest was the sub-ject of numerous ongoing jokes and comments by Philbin and his co-host, Kelly Ripa.

“I had a lot of fun doing the show,” said Hendrickson, who competed in the USBC Women’s Championships for the 50th consecutive year. “I have been on TV before for interviews, but not as part of this type of activity. Regis seemed very concerned about my health, and kept asking me if I was OK. I guess he didn’t want me to throw the ball and go down with it.”

Hendrickson said Philbin spent time clowning around and faking pulled muscles, claiming it had been many years since he had bowled - all as an excuse for his lack of bowling prowess.

The media frenzy sur-rounding Hendrickson’s ac-complishment started in Reno when local news crews were on hand to see her break the record she shared with Ethel Brunnick of Santa Monica, Calif. Brunnick was 99 years old when she competed in the

Women’s Championships in 1987.

The excitement hasn’t died down, and Hendrickson cur-rently is working on a photo shoot with British and Austra-lian newspapers for upcoming features. She also has been invited to serve as the bowl-ing spokesperson at the New Jersey Senior Olympics being held in Woodbridge, N.J., in September. There also have been offers to appear on “El-len,” “Good Morning Ameri-ca” and “The Tonight Show,” according to Hendrickson’s family. “I don’t really feel any different, but I do get a kick out of it,” said Hendrickson, who already is signed up for the 2010 Women’s Champi-onships in El Paso, Texas. “It seems like everybody is talk-ing about it here, and I am even hearing from people who are asking for my autograph.”

Presenting sponsors for the 2009 USBC Women’s Championships are Eldorado Hotel Casino, Silver Legacy Resort Casino and Circus Cir-cus Reno. Other participating sponsors are Kegel, official lane maintenance provider, At-lantis Hotel and Casino, Sands Regency Casino Hotel, Har-rah’s Hotel and Casino, Club Cal Neva, and Storm Products Inc.

Emma Hendrickson on the set with Regis Philbin

100-Year-Old Bowler Takes On TV Star Regis Philbinby Wendy Clem and Aaron Smith USBC Communications

Unbelievable!!! Wes Fires Another Televised

Perfect Game...

King and Queen of Seniors Announced at Keystone

by Rob Hartley

King & Queen of the 10 Pin Hootenanny - Joe Talasy & Liz Stockton

NORWALK—This Last weekend we had the 10 Pin Hootenanny Tournament and it was a blast! It started off a poem dedicated to all the se-niors and I thought it would be nice to share it with you! A very “Special Thanks to Don and Isla Meyer for shar-ing the talents of their family, who are fantastic poets! (If you ever get the chance ask Isla for some of the poems she has written, we think they should be in a book, but that’s another story!) We had asked Isla to write us a poem, but after a short discussion with her sister, Alice, she wrote and sent the poem to Isla. It fit like a glove on a hand and thus we had our name for our tournament, “TEN PIN HOO-TENANNY”!

Joe Talasy, who is 92 years young and Liz Stockton who is just a tad bit younger than Joe, (89 to be exact!) were named as the King and Queen of Senior bowlers. The two of them combined have over 135 years between them of league bowling! What an amazing accomplishment. Joe and Liz were a part of 50 other seniors above the age of 70 to compete against each other. Although, we could write a book about these two marvelous bowlers, it’s more of what they repre-sent is the real story.

I have had the opportunity to work with Joe and Liz for over 4 years as the Senior Di-rector and in four years, I’ve never heard them complain about their health, their age, or what they can’t do. I have heard them tell me stories of

years past, of great bowling nights and a great appreciation for the game and what it does for them.

I think Liz and Joe are the real heroes of bowling for they set the example and the atti-tude that you are never too old to bowl that last strike, spare or better yet, pick up a split! Joe and Liz you are the real defini-tion of what a true bowler is.

You love the game, you smile through the splits and opens and nothing is better than seeing you still score the 200’s. You inspire a lot of us and you give us the motivation to keep bowling! Keep up the great work and now for some fun stats from the Seniors, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s tournament this last week.

We had 50 bowlers, which when all the ages were added up came up to 4,232 years rep-resented. During the tourna-ment, 36,725 pins were scored and if that wasn’t enough, look at some of the scores from this event! The three categories we had were the 70’s, the 80’s and yes Joe was the only 90 year old and he beat over 35 people with his 709 series! You can see the rest of the group age and scores below!

We owe a lot to our seniors and last but not least a big thank you for the organiza-tion skills of Ruth Shultz and the other gals in the group for helping out so much. (Addri-enne Baber, Vickie MCLane, Lannis Perucci, ) Our Seniors are still making a big dent in bowling! We are thankful for the 10 Pin Hootenanny Tour-nament! See results page 8.

FLORIDA—Roto Grip Su-perstar Wes Malott of Pfluger-ville, Texas, became the first bowler in PBA history to bowl two nationally-televised 300 games, defeating Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., 300-223, in the King of Bowling by Amp Energy series finale at Kegel Training Center.

The victory, televised Wednesday on ESPN2, was Malott’s fifth consecutive as he swept the King of Bowling series, earning a grand total of $50,000. In successive weeks, Malott defeated Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, 268-214; Patrick Allen of Wesley Chapel, Fla., 258-234; Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala, Fla., 300-238, and Rhino Page of Topeka, Kan., 257-233, be-fore rolling his second perfect game against Bohn.

Malott used a Cell Pearl on the telecast.

Bohn advanced to the week five title match with a 260-187 victory over Brad Angelo of Lockport, N.Y.

“In practice, I moved up on the approach a little, and that slowed everything down a lit-tle bit more so I could get the ball to hook in the right part of the lane,” Malott said of his mastery of the Scorpion lane condition pattern he selected for each telecast as reigning “King.” “Once I did that, I had an unbelievable look. It actu-ally got in my head that I could shoot another 300.

“I’m usually pretty laid back, not very excitable, but I actually did fall on the floor after the 12th shot. I was won-dering what else in the world could happen to me this sea-son? It was an unbelievable way to cap off a great season.” It was also a victory that pro-vided some self-redemption for Malott.

“I knew I had bowled well enough to win Player of the Year, but to have that title go down to the last frame of the last game of the season?” he asked himself, referring to Mike Scroggins’ victory over Norm Duke in the title match of the Lumber Liquidators U.S. Open which denied Duke the title. “I’d rather have dom-inated and run away with the points title. Maybe that gave me a little more motivation.

“It was kind of unfulfill-ing the way the season ended. But after the King of Bowling series, I’m a little more satis-fied with the whole thing. The lanes might have been score-able, but you still have to bowl well to put up the numbers I put up.”

After his King of Bowl-ing Powered by Amp Energy sweep and a runner-up finish to Allen in the Dydo Japan Cup, Malott and his Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour com-petitors will head to Jackson, N.J., for the PBA GEICO Team Shootout hosted by Six

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CHATSWORTH — After 47 years in business, AMF Rocket Lanes is closing its doors. AMF Rocket Lanes opened in 1962 as Comet Lanes. AMF purchased the bowling center about 1978 and changed the name to Rocket Bowl. AMF later changed the name to Rocket Lanes.

Over its 47 years, Rocket has served the Chatsworth area and San Fernando Valley bowl-ing communities with pride. We thank all of you that have bowled here and especially those that called Rocket Lanes home. We will miss you.

Please stop by and see us this Saturday, May 30, bowl a few games and remember the good times.

AMF Rocket Lanes Closing

by Bob EdwardsOn our final weekend we will

celebrate Rocket Lanes and the memories we all have. Our final business day will be Sunday, May 31. On that day we will be hosting the JAT throughout the day and a large fundraiser in the afternoon and evening. Please join us!

In the 1962 Volume of the Bowling News - issue dated Au-gust 31, 1962 - the announcement for Comet Lanes filled a whole page. Featured pictures included. Jim Bodack - Manager, Herb “Judge” Roth - League Cordina-tor, Hank Lauman - Instructor, Ed Zadel - Asst. General Man-ager, Bonnie Fritzon - Jr. League Coordinator & Max Roos - Pro Shop.

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LAS VEGAS—WCST, getting ready for two big WCST Ebonite Singles Tournaments for the month of June. June 13-14, Santa Fe Lanes, Las Vegas, NV, is getting close to a full house of 80 bowlers. As of this article there were only 5 spots left open. One squad only for Qualifying, on Saturday, June 13th, to start at 10:00AM. The bowlers will bowl 10 games straight. The two divisional age finals, will be on Sunday, June 14th to start at 8:30AM. Age qualification: Seniors:, Men, 45 to 59, Ladies, 40 to 49, Super Seniors, Men, 60 & Up. Ladies, 50 and Up. Entry Fees: $170.00 for current WCST Members, Guests add $15.00. Tournament pays one cash place for every 3 entries in each division. Extra prizes for Super Seniors ages 70 & Up, may cash if not in the Super Senior Cash Prize List, they will be able to cash one cash place out of higher money for every 4 bowlers entered in that group age. Included in the regular tournament for both divisions is the optional

Money action: High Game Side-Pots & Series Blocks, and Brackets, all separate division pay-offs.There will be a 5 game optional singles sweeper, on Friday, June 12th, to start at 2:00PM, Check In: 1:15PM. $60.00 to enter,

includes High Game Side-Pots, with possible Brackets at $5.00 each.$500.00 will be the 1st place prize, if 40 or more bowlers entered. Other Cash Prizes for all bowlers entered, one cash place for

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CALL THE WCST OFFICE NOW AT 760-363-8141, OR MY CELL PHONE, 760-792-4596TO ENTER THIS TOURNAMENT AND/OR THE SWEEPER.

The following week-end, the WCST Ebonite Singles will be at Mission Hills Bowl, in Mission Hills, CA. Mr. Bill Monsontte, our host. One squad only, bowling 10 games straight for qualifying, on Saturday, June 20th to start at 12:00 Noon. Two age divisions, same entry instructions as above, with same entry fees and optional money action. Finals on Sunday, June 21st, for both divisions, start at 8:30AM. Goal is the Maximum entry field of 73 bowlers, realistic goal will be 60 bowlers.

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by Dick Sanders

BPAA & Pepsi Sign Multi-Year

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ARLINGTON, TEXAS — May 18, 2009— The Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA) and Strike Ten Entertainment (STE) have announced the renewal of a multi-year proprietor agree-ment with PepsiCo Foodser-vice. The terms of the multi-year agreement will begin on January 1, 2010 after the cur-rent contract ends on Decem-ber 31, 2009.

Under the agreement, Pepsi will continue as the “Of-ficial Soft Drink of Bowling.” PepsiCo Foodservice will pro-vide BPAA-Pepsi centers with Pepsi beverages, such as Pep-si, Mtn Dew, Sierra Mist and Aquafina as well as Tropicana juices and juice drinks, Lipton iced teas and Gatorade sports drinks in fountain, bottles and cans.

“We are very pleased to present our members with this exciting new program which offers great support and tools to drive traffic,” said Jim Sturm, BPAA president. “Pep-siCo Foodservice remains a loyal partner to our members, which is evident in their stron-ger commitment of financial support to the entire bowling industry.”

“The Bowling Propri-etors’ Association of America and its member centers have been great partners for over 25 years,” said Joe Cugine, chief customer officer, Pep-siCo Foodservice. “Millions of people of all ages from all over the country love bowl-ing. We are thrilled to continue supporting one of America’s favorite sports for years to come.”


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Three Share The ABTA Match Series of $4392 - $1,464 Each (L—R) Jeffrey Sargent winner of $1,462 is congratulated by Julie Nguyen, our Pretty ABTA Member and Carl Nixon one of our fine members from Las Vegas. The other winners not pictured are Alejandro Vela and Jo Jo Diaz. They were well rewarded for their 440 Scratch Series.

3 Hit ABTA Match Game of $3,500 at West Covina - Match Game win-ner Michael Kong is congratulated by Jinny Lei for hitting the Match game of 195 for 1/4 share and $875. Other winners not pictured are Jaime Sulit and Greg Neuer who by the way hit it twice so Greg will be rewarded with $1,750 in Cash.

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Update From The Open Championship In Las Vegas

by Carol Mancini LAS VEGAS — For those of you that don’t go on line to see who’s listed in the “cashing spots” of the U.S. OPEN, I will give you a quick run down of Californians. Team All-Event: Sack Toe, Sacramento. Classified Team Event: Pro Zone, Mission Hills. Doubles: Veronica Boone/Luis Boone, Mission Hills. George Marquez/Pete Dumpit, El Monte. Dave Dubois/Huey Fredieu, Santa Monica. Mamerto Jablan/Phillip Leba-quin, Cerritos. Singles: Richard Pecoraro, San Bernardino.

U.S.B.C. Women’sChampionships Update

by Carol Mancini RENO — Singles: Mandi Everett, San Bernardino. All-Events: Robin Romeo.

Division II Singles: Nicole Evans, Buena Park. All-Events: Sheree Addison, Camarillo. Classic Team Event: Alpha Pool Plastering, Newhall. As the tournament heads into summer, I’m sure more Califor-nians will be heading to Reno. Watch for more info here, or check online for day to day stats.

ABTA Visits The Valley - Mission Hills -

Bring in New Bowler & get a $15 CreditQualify at 12:00-1:00-2:30:00 & 6:00

MISSION HILLS—The ABTA will be hosted by Mission Hill’s Bowl Saturday May 30 in a one day event with five quali-fying squads Saturday beginning at 12:00-1:00-2:30:00 & 6:00. PM 1 in 4 1/2 bowlers advancing to the Semifinals at 7:45 PM.

The Match game will be estimated at $ 1,650 The Match Series at $400 for only $2.00 and the 3-6-9 is a nice $900.00 at Mission.

There will be Guaranteed pots of $75 at 4:00 and $150 at 6:00 PM Saturday and only $2 per game to enter.

Mission Hills is located at 10430 Sepulveda, Mission Hills (818) 361-1221. Take 405 freeway to Devonshire east ¼ mile to Sepulveda then left, or take118 freeway to Sepulveda then ¾ mile south . Please see our ad in this paper for more information. The following week we have a One Day event Saturday, at Bowl-ing Square in Arcadia.

June 13 we visit Oak Tree Lanes in an early event. They gave BRAND NEW Lanes at Oak Tree :-))

Rooms are due by June 13 for the Annual Las Vegas Open July-2-3-4 -5 to be held at the BeautifulSouth Point Room rates are quite reasonable for the Holiday Weekend as they are $78 Plus tax Friday and Saturday Night and $45 for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday eves, and rooms must be booked through the ABTA to secure these great rates. Get Em’ While they last!

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$300 if bowled 30 or more squads since July 5, 2008 $150 if 24-29 SquadsCash n Carry pays $110-$1 in this special event up to $3,300

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** Note The Sunday 9:00AM Squad Is Open To Everyone! 1st Time OK **Sunday 10:15AM Squad is RE Entry Only (You must have already bowled in the tournament)

3-6-9 Roll-off 11:45AM Sunday Semi Finals at 12:20PM Estimate 130 to Semis/Cash - Top 32 to the single elim finalsANNUAL Awards Party Saturday July 4th at 9:15PM Gifts Prizes and Awards

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1 Jinny Lei 723 $5,000.00 Cash & Carry $3,300.00 Shirt $100.00 Squads $550.00 Pre Paid $350.00 2 Joe Poole 637 $2,500.00 3 Luciano Bruzzoni 60% 631 $750.00 4 Sang Chul Won 714 $800.00 5 J.R. Deguzman 687 $800.00 6 Fred Go 655 $400.00 7 Danny Reece Jr. 655 $400.00 8 Samson Kong 654 $400.00 9 Gibin Kim 632 $400.00 10 Jamescart Alarcio 701 $225.00 11 Danny Guevarra 686 $225.00 12 Philip Sujo 673 $225.00 13 Ted Villaroman 648 $225.00 14 Ronnie Cordero 645 $225.00 15 James Samson 635 $225.00 16 Greg Velarde 632 $225.00 17 Anita Smith (SS) 615 $225.00 18 Alejandro Garcia 675 $210.00 19 Romy Cajucom (SS) 669 $210.00 20 Daniel Arberry 665 $210.00 21 Adam McKenzie 664 $210.00 22 Conrad Amado 655 $210.00 23 Andrew W. Lung 654 $210.00 24 Jun Cadenas 652 $210.00 25 Edrich Miller 647 $210.00 26 Julie Nguyen 638 $210.00 27 Susan Nixon 637 $210.00 28 Basilio Terrenal 635 $210.00 29 Ariel Ocampo 623 $210.00 30 Rina Cordero 605 $210.00 31 Leny Urrutia 603 $210.00 32 Bobbie McCollum (SS) 596 $210.00 33 Jeff Taino 618 $170.00 34 Vijay Velu (60%) 616 $97.50 35 Liwei Liu 616 $162.50 36 Joseph Lung 615 $156.25 37 Ed Abarca 615 $156.25 38 Victor Hilvano 613 $152.50 39 Art Alvarez, Jr. 611 $150.00 40 Rico Cayton (SS) 611 $150.00 41 Jun Contreas 607 $147.50 42 Bart Sanchez 606 $145.00 43 Galdino Chavez 605 $142.00 44 Frank Robenio, Jr. 605 $142.00 45 David Jones, Jr. 605 $142.00 46 David Dittlinger 604 $140.25 47 David Godinez 604 $140.25 48 Anthony Dancel 604 $140.25 49 Marvin Galsim, Sr. 601 $138.25 50 Alex Velasco 601 $138.25 51 Dominic Tambio (SS) 601 $138.25 52 Fred Ringor (SS) 601 $138.25 53 Alejandro Antazo 600 $135.00 54 Steven Smith 599 $135.00 55 Carlos Vejar 597 $132.50 56 Ken Morris 597 $132.50 57 Julian Conwi 596 $130.00 58 Marvin Crowder, Sr. 595 $130.00 59 John Gonzales 594 $128.75 60 Angelina Nillo (SS) 594 $128.75 61 Tri Vo 589 $127.50 62 Youna Yun 589 $127.50 63 Alex Mao 588 $126.00 64 Sophia Kim 587 $125.50 65 Jim Smith (SS) 587 $125.50 66 Ely Cruz (SS) 586 $125.00 67 Eugene Angel (60%) 584 $73.50 68 Allan Basto 583 $122.50 69 Beth Borci 589 $120.00 70 Vic Garcia 581 $120.00 71 Manny Loria (SS) (60%) 579 $69.75 72 Tony Tang 579 $116.25 73 Allen Gutierrez(60%) 578 $69.00 74 Anthony Martinez 577 $112.50 75 Elvin Godoy (RH)(60%) 576 $67.50 76 Andy Mak 575 $110.00 77 Jeje Gabriel 574 $110.00 78 Glenn Mabilangan 573 $109.00 79 Richard Chou 572 $107.25 80 Mikko Miller 572 $107.25 81 Manny Diaz 572 $107.25 82 Walter White (SS) 571 $106.00 83 Vien (Tim) Tran 570 $106.00 84 Jason Yeh 566 $105.00 85 Mark Borci 566 $105.00 86 Melvin Finner 565 $104.00 87 Du Quach 564 $103.50 88 Heidi Cheng 564 $103.50 89 Mark Wong 563 $102.50 90 Renan Cruz 563 $102.50 91 Faye Josafat 538 $101.50 92 Han Seung Shon 562 $101.50 93 Bryan Moore (60%) 560 $60.50 94 Ping Romero 558 $100.00 95 Jordan Halili (60%) 558 $60.00 96 Eban Jackson 557 $99.00 97 Brandon Bushrod 556 $99.00 98 Cecilia Lung 554 $98.00 99 Glenn Dantes 552 $98.00 100 Butch Obrar 552 $98.00 101 William Parks, Jr. (SS) 551 $97.00 102 Darren Garcia 550 $96.00 103 Jafrius Martinez (RH) 549 $96.00 104 John Feitz 547 $94.75 105 Jimmy Wong 547 $94.75 106 Tom Dahl (SS) 547 $94.75 107 Sonia Coronado 545 $94.00 108 Rodney Payne 544 $93.00 109 Orlando Hernandez 543 $79.00 110 Randy Benavides(60%) 543 $54.75 111 Esther Tambio (SS) 539 $91.00

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION

(at West Covina Lanes) May 21-22-23-24112 Miriam Galluzzo 537 $90.00 113 Rey G. Hernandez 536 $90.00 114 Benjie Calinawan 533 $90.00 115 Deb Bradley 533 $90.00 116 Eric Perez (60%) 532 $53.50 117 Ik Hee Youn 531 $89.00 118 George Parker (60%) 531 $53.50 119 Lara Velasco 531 $88.00 120 Jerry Chang 531 $88.00 121 Jerry Fagan (SS) 525 $88.00 122 Dong Hoon Choi 522 $87.00 123 Minh Dang 522 $87.00 124 James Borillo 520 $86.50 125 Dawi Martinez 520 $86.50 126 Ginalynn Velarde 513 $85.75 127 Carla Sanchez (SS) 513 $85.75 128 Michael Villareal (60%) 513 $51.50 129 Jon Cottingim 502 $85.00 130 Anthony Flores 496 $85.00 131 Adam Drodz 486 $84.00 132 Richard Knuth 466 $84.00 133 Sean Johnson 465 $83.50 134 Danny Reece Sr. 465 $83.50 135 Jeff Juckett DNF $83.00 136 Don Eide (SS) DNF $83.00 137 Som Seng DNF $83.00 138 Dong Hyun Min DNF $83.00

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Minh Dang / Som Seng 1392 $230.00 2 Ping Romero / John Feitz 1377 $210.00 3 Ronnie Cordero / Jamescart Alarcio 1374 $200.00 4 Jun Contreras / Tony Tang 1352 $190.00 5 Minh Dang / Vien (Tim) Tran 1344 $180.00 6 Som Seng / Vien (Tim) Tran 1342 $170.00 7 Jim (S.D.) Smith / Anita Smith 1339 $160.00 8 Som Seng / Ping Romero 1337 $150.00 9 Jun Cadenas / Jimmy Wong 1337 $150.00 10 Ping Romero / Roger Romero 1335 $140.00 11 Som Seng / Angel Chau 1335 $140.00 12 Ginalynn Velarde / Marvin Crowder 1334 $120.00 13 Dominic Tambio / Esther Tambio 1333 $110.00 14 Tri Vo / Jun Cadenas 1329 $100.00 15 Ping Romero / Jun Cadenas 1329 $100.00 16 Han Seung Shon / Dong Choi 1328 $70.00 17 Jeff Taino / Ping Romero 1326 $60.00 18 Billy Chao / Jason Yeh 1325 $50.00 19 Jun Contreras / Butch Obrar 1323 $50.00 20 Minh Dang / Romy Cajucom 1320 $40.00 21 Tri Vo / Allen Gutierrez 1320 $40.00 22 David Godinez / Som Seng 1320 $40.00 23 Dong Choi / Dong Min 1313 $30.00 24 Glen Dantes / Victor Hilvano 1312 $20.00 25 Ping Romero / Gil Romero 1311 $20.00 26 Tri Vo / Jimmy Wong 1310 $20.00 27 Butch Obrar / Teddy Villaroman 1307 $20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: Thu+20 Fri+24 Sat+46 Sun+27Women: Thu+69 Fri+40 Sat+54 Sun+5

Re-Entry Sun: Men+30 Women+20Super Seniors:

Angelina Nillo, Bobbie McCollumTom Dahl, Adam Drozdz, Don Eide

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Jamescart Alarcio + 185

Women: Deb Bradley + 1213 - 6 - 9 : Danny Guevarra

Match Game - 195 Greg Neuer (2X), Michael Kong, & Jaime Sulit

Match Series - 440 - Alejandro Vela, Jeffery Sargent, & Jojo Diaz

RAFFLE WINNERS:Steve Brode - 2 Nights for Las Vegas

& Bowling BagBilly Chao - 1 Night for Las Vegas

Ik Hez Youn - Bowling BagAlex Mao - Free Entry

Joven Bolanos - Bowling BagPrize Fund 652 $29,694.00Paid Entries 20 @ 83 $1,660.00Optional Sidepots $2,316.00Doubles $2,810.003-6-9 $75.00Cash & Carry $4,300.00Match Game $3,500.00Match Series $4,632.00Total Payout $49,075.00

Lady Champion at ABTA Memorial Event (L–R) Sang Chul Won 4th $800, Ben Foss W. Covina (Mixologist/ABTA Fan), Joe Poole (runner up) $2,500, Jinny Lei (Champion) $9,300 Luciano Bruzzoni 4th and Danny Reece Jr. 7th.

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ABTA “Tournament” May 30 I-Day Event

MMiissssiioonn HHiillllss BBoowwl l 10430 Sepulveda Mission Hills 818-361-1221 Take 405 fwy to Devonshire go east ½ mile to Sepulveda, then left

Or take 118 fwy to Sepulveda and go south 1 ½ miles

$1,000 min 1st $2,300 1st w/Bonuses Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis Follow 7:45 PM

Entry Fees $53-$50- $45 Reduced Entry Fees $35-$33 Brackets--Match Game--Match Series—3-6-9-- Doubles--Side Pots—Horses

Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors

Men & Women Qualify Separately $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of Entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. 1 in 5 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 Guaranteed

Side Pots $2.00 per game Guaranteed $100 4:00 PM $150 6:00 PM Per game

June 6 Bowling Square Arcadia 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis 7:45 PM

June 13 Oak Tree Lanes Diamond Bar (Brand New Synthetic Lanes) at Oak Tree

June 20-21 Sat/Sun Keystone Lanes Norwalk

June 27 Bowlium Lanes Montclair Handicap is FROZEN at Bowlium for Las Vegas

SOUTH POINT OPEN $7,500 Min 1ST $12,000 1st with Bonuses

FULLY GUARANTEED! NOT BASED ON ENTRIES Full Guarantee!!!!!!!!

Las Vegas Rooms Due by June 13 we have great rates Pay through the ABTA Only

Each day is separate qualifying board Men Women Qualify Separately

Thur: 9:30pm, 11:00pm, 12:30am. Fri: 1:00pm, 2:30pm, 4:00pm, 9:30pm, 11:00pm, 12:30am. Sat: 11:30am, 1:00pm, 2:30pm, 4:00pm, 5:30pm, (oil), 7:30pm, 9:00pm, 11:00pm, 12:30am Sun: Final regular squad @ 9:00am Re-entry only at 10:15am Semis @ 12:20pm

WEST COVINA—Jinny Lei was the best last weekend as the Pretty lady won her first ABTA Title in fine style finally downing upstart Joe Poole the house favorite, at West Covina Lanes to take home a sweet $9,350 topping 652 entrants. Jinny was best in the Semis and won from the top seeded position.

This event had semi tough scoring conditions each day in the four day event making it very fair for our members.

This event saw much ac-tion and great payoffs for our members as the Match Game, Match Series and Big Shot pot were hit. There were some nice drawings also.

Due to the nice turnout. 136 bowlers made the semis from each separate qualifying day and the Re Entry squad and would bowl three games in hopes of making the top 32 singe elim finals

Leading the semis was ABTA regular Jinny Lei at a big +123. She would sit out and bowl for the title. Runner up was Sang Chul Won +114 and would receive a first round bye entering the roll off in round two. It took a good +23 for the men and -4 for the 7 guaranteed ladies to make the top 32 Single Elim Finals.

The roll off was on and los-ers of round one got checks of $210 in 18-32nd place. Round two losers were Danny Gue-

Lady Champion Jinny Lei Tops 652 BowlersWins ABTA Memorial at West Covina $9,3004 Share $3,500 Match Game Three Share Record $4,392

Huge Pots and Payoffs for our MembersMission Hills in One Day Event Saturday Vegas Rooms are Due by June 13

varra, Jamescart Alarcio, Ani-ta Smith, Greg Velarde, James Samson, Phil Sujo, “Ace” Cordero, and Ted Villaroman. They got $225 finishing in 10-18th.

Round 3 had Fred Go, Samson Kong,Danny Reece Jr. and Gibin Kim lose out and they got $400 for finishing in 6-9th places.

Round 4 had J.R. DeGuz-man fall to Joe Poole 233-186, and Luciano Bruzzoni send Sang Chul Won 221-204 so Sang and J.R. bowled very well and got rewarded at $800 each for finishing 4th and 5th with Luciano and Joe to meet for the right to bowl Jinny for the title.

In this match Poole edged Luciano in a good match 221-211. He was off to the title and Luciano bowled very well 3rd place finish.

The title game Jinny Lei vs Joe Poole was on for the big Bucks.

The match game of $3,500 and a 195 game was shared by 3 of our finest. Michael Kong, Jaime Sulit and Greg Neuer who had it twice so he gets $1,750. Michael and Jaime $875 each. Greg knows when to bowl a 195 game :-) Con-grats! There is a carryover of $210 so we estimate the Match Game to be $1,750 at Mission Hills Saturday.

Match Series was hit at 440 by three fine people Jaffrey

Sargent, Alejandro Vela, and Jo Jo Diaz. They shared a re-cord $4,392 and $1,464 each. That is for a $2.00 pot folks.

The 3-6-9 was not hit but Danny Guevarra for a consola-tion of $50 for beer money and the pot goes for $900 Saturday at Mission Hills.

The Optional doubles were topped by Minh Dang and/ Som Seng 1,392 and $230. John Feitz, and Ping Romero 2nd 1,377 $210. James Alar-cio and Ace Cordero 3rd and $200. We paid Jun Contreras, and Je Je Gabriel 1421,and $220. Je Je also teamed with Jeff Taino in 2nd place $200. We paid 27 places and $2,316 in the doubles

Winning deluxe Bowling Bags bags were Steve Brode, Ik Hee Youn, and Joevin Bola-nos Brode also won a Room for two nights at the South Point for our event and Billy Chao won one night,

They have full accommo-dations at the South Point

Jinny Lei , our Champion, is from Walnut and used a Groove drilled by Dave Edis at West Covina Lanes. She is married to Henry and has a beautiful daughter Makayla. She thanks all, Bob and the staff, Ely, Danny G, Billy Chao and esp Alex Mao.

Joe Poole is from Long Beach and one of the Good Guys! He used a Columbia Blue Dot drilled by Aarik Tor-

res. He is single ladies! Joe thanks the West Covina Lanes and Staff and the ABTA, staff a all of his supporters.

Luciano Bruzzoni is from L.A. and used a Black Widow Pearl drilled by Brandon at Jewel City Bowl. He thanks family for support and Dad Cesar, Mom Gabriela, Sister and brother for support to his pal Glen Dantes who brought him into the ABTA.

This weekend May 30 we will bowl at Popular Mis-sion Hills Bowl in the Valley.There are 5 qualifying Squads Saturday, 12:00-1:00-2:30-4- & 6:00 PM. Semis 7:45 PM. Great food there also. Check in early! This is a very Classy Center!

We will return to West Cov-ina on the next schedule Aug 7-8. Also another Big One Our Annual Labor Event to be there Sept 3-4-5-6 $11,000 1st place with bonuses in this one.

Thanks to WEST COVINA LANES for hosting and all

employees who treated us well there. We will return soon! Kudos to Scott (GM) Sandy, DQ and staff for the Fine Fair Lane Condition!

Las Vegas is coming soon and rooms must be paid by Dec 27. Please make a deposit to save and reserve your rooms.

First come, first serve. $4,000 min 1st and Up to $8,500 1st with Bonuses. Thanks to all The ABTA Bowlers/ Mem-bers and who ever helped in any way. You are the Greatest and we appreciate YOU, as without you we are nothing. Thanks again!!


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PBA Tour Introduces PBA World Series of Bowling

to Debut in AugustSEATTLE—A new era in the Professional Bowlers Associa-

tion will begin next season with the creation of the Lumber Liq-uidators PBA Tour World Series of Bowling.

The Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour, currently celebrating its 50th Anniversary, announced the creation of the series today which will offer more than $2 million in prize money and will take place from Aug. 1-Sept. 7, 2009 in Detroit.

The kickoff PBA Motor City Open will take place at long-time PBA host center Taylor Lanes in Taylor, Mich., from Aug. 1-6. The remainder of the World Series of Bowling, including six exempt PBA Tour events, the return of the PBA Women’s Se-ries presented by USBC and a revamped PBA Senior Tour World Championship will be held at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., just outside Detroit. The World Series of Bowling will culminate with the PBA World Championship open field event, the first major championship of the 2009-2010 season.

The PBA World Series of Bowling will mark the first time the PBA Tour will spend an extended period of time in one city. The event figures to be a financial boon for Detroit with hun-dreds of competitive bowlers from around the world, including the exempt PBA Tour stars such as Walter Ray Williams Jr., Pete Weber and reigning player of the year Chris Barnes expected to participate. Seven PBA Tour bowling telecasts emanating from the World Series will air on ESPN, bringing further exposure to the city of Detroit.

“The World Series builds on the proud tradition of the Lum-ber Liquidators PBA Tour being the standard in professional bowling worldwide,” said PBA Tour CEO and Commissioner Fred Schreyer. “Detroit will be host to the greatest festival of competitive bowling in history.”

Detroit boasts more USBC certified bowlers than any oth-er city in the U.S. Main host Thunderbowl Lanes is a 90-lane bowling center featuring a unique arena setup for the taping of the ESPN telecasts and continuous online coverage on the PBA Tour’s live streaming video service Xtra Frame on pba.com.

“We are thrilled to host this revolutionary month in PBA Tour history,” said Thunderbowl Lanes owner Tom Strobl. “Detroit’s passionate bowling fans are in for a treat.”

The seven PBA championship events with dedicated telecasts will be taped at the conclusion of the World Series and air out over what has traditionally been the first half of the PBA Tour season from mid-October to early December 2009, Sunday af-ternoons on ESPN. The first half of the season on ESPN will conclude with the live finals of the PBA World Championship on Dec. 13, featuring the four finalists decided in early September at the World Series.

The January-April second half of the PBA Tour season will be similar to the current Tour makeup, featuring live Sunday tele-casts. The Tour will travel to at least 10 cities across the country for events, including three major championships (USBC Mas-ters, PBA Tournament of Champions and concluding the regular season with the U.S. Open).

Tournament fields for the PBA Tour World Series will be increased from 64 to 72 players. Along with the 58 exempt play-ers, international exemptions will be introduced and at least 10 tournament qualifying round positions will be available to win per event in Detroit.

The PBA Women’s Series presented by USBC returns with seven events for the 2009-2010 PBA Tour season. Six will take place at the World Series, including all the PBA “animal pattern” championships and a newly created open-field PBA Women’s Series World Championship. The field size for the Women’s Se-ries events will improve from 16 to 20 bowlers for each exempt event, and for the first time two TQR spots will be up for grabs for each women’s event at the World Series.

The PBA Senior World Championship makes its return to the PBA schedule during the World Series. The championship match of the Senior World Championship will be televised, once again bringing senior tour bowling to ESPN.

While the PBA World Series of Bowling includes the great-est bowlers in the world and the ESPN shows are the centerpiece events, there will also be something for every competitive bowler in the form of side events with diverse formats. Some of the side events and sweepers, which will all be conducted by the PBA, will not include exempt PBA Tour pros.

“The message for now to all PBA members and competitive bowlers from the Midwestern U.S. to Malaysia is this,” Schreyer said. “Save August 2009 on your calendar and start practicing.”

Further details will be released on the PBA World Series of Bowling and the 2009-10 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season regularly. Stay tuned to pba.com.

The Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour airs the live finals of the Etonic Marathon Open from Indianapolis this Sunday at 12:30 p.m. on ESPN.

Keystone Juniorsby Michelle Lawson

NORWALK—Hello from Keystone Lanes, We have some nice scores to report. Starting with our BUMPERS.Kevin Estra-da 75 avg bowled a 130-84, Allysha Howard bowled a nice 127.

In the PREPS; David Howard 95 avg bowled 112-115-122, Jamil Hayes bowled a nice 116, David Williams 112,Keola Ro-driguez 127-125, Jacob Walsh 108,107, David Schneider 121-122.

In the MINORS; Ariel Estrada 105 avg bowled 150-114-129 good job Ariel. Nice games from Johnathan Garcia 119, Andrew Perez 195, Sarah Schneider 200, Lauree Bennett 177.

In the MAJORS; Corrine Palacio 140 avg bowled 157-152-153, Real nice game from Emilio Cruz 251, good bowling from all our juniors.

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LAKEWOOD — Hi. We’re back with another week of high scores for our Cal Bowl Bowling Report. Let’s check out those high scores. As always we thank the league secretar-ies for doing a great job.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Sonny Seew 277-279-187/743, Mauro Pendilla 227-205-203/635, Earl Hullett 224-211-181/616, Josh Hullett 204-198-218/620, Curtis Whaley 183-237-203/623, Archie Stull 209-228-217/654, Rick Hunter 183-214-216/613, Ed Cabs 195-215-215/625, Rick Llaneta 187-267-215/669, Rudy Munzon 245-177-179/601, Jorge Fernandez 223-211-205/639, Dion Morris Sr. 189-200-225/614, Billy Scott 193-213-211/617, Ellis Houston 184-191-233/618, Fidel Usi 162-210-233/605, Dominic Antonio 190-266-194/650, Ed Hansen 185-215-200/600, Ralph Wingest 213-237-213/663, Jim Burke 228-279-228/735, Charles Moore 231, Pat Kinard 193-214-236/643, Chuck Patterson 223, Joe Erwin 211, Rollie DeGuzman 201, Terry Darling 202-207, Joe V. Swift 208, Billy Williams 210, Ken Seiple 212, Henry Hom 225-211, Vince Cervantes 238, Larry Neri 220-208, B.J. 209-207, Pre Collier 207, Rusty Campbell 204, Ernest Jackson 216-201, Domenic Saraceno 202, Tony White 215, Tom Pettway 201, J.J. Scott 203-214, Charles Woods 202-208, Andrey Gibson 204, John Cuico 200, Terry Binuya 212, Don Wade 235, Ben Jones Sr. 258, Ron Johnson 200, John Mathews 200, Wayne Brown 202, Herman Woodard 202, Curtis Seale 202, John Dunn 234, Willie Burkhalter 217.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Jason Campbell 202-187-226/615, Matt Mosley 268-226-214/708, Shirley Owens 215-179-223/617, Shannon Santos 219-245-257/721, Steve Schmidt 238-233-215/686, Tommy Stockberger 210-200-190/600, Mike Villarreal 212-144-247/603, Worren Booth 201, Charles Howard 214, Paul Lucas 221, Greg Mobley 219, Larry Movera 203, Greg Nardo 226, Don Ott 208, Sonny Santos 211, Cassy Walker 211, Robin Wall 206.

CAL STARS Betty Phillips 190-169-209/568, Betty Moss 181-204-165/550, Barbara Crawford 177-183-177/537, Shona Her-nandez 187-180-166/538, Darlene Hom 196-190-155/536, Barbara Clark 185-151-184/526.

FUNSTERS Jim Plante 235-224-237/696, Tom Spencer 213-215/575, Pat Erwin 210/508, Jose Erwin 528, Ron Leidholdt 202-203/565, Doug Johnson 238/549, Jorge Fernandez 536, Earl Hullett 200-235-225/660, Josh Hudson 202/573, Hector Torres 210/529, Divina Buhay 532, Edwin Buhay 514, B.J. Theiss 203/556, Fred Meisel 225/537, Luz Cruz 200/516. Terry Binuya 500.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Wendell Ledbetter 227-233-173/633, Chuck Patterson 211-220/598, Wayne Moon 213/537, Al Ortiz 230-232/636, Ron McClain 507, Joe Erwin 547, Jim Burke 529, John Mathews 222/566, Cliff Schad 501, Walter Millsap 209-202/593, Al Romero 552, Walter Gist 562, Dorothy Ruggiero 521, John Welty 200/566, Don Keith 211-208/609, Doug Johnson 201/559, Jim Chandler 210/531, Al Williams 579, Billy Williams 559, Lucy Seiple 521.

It’s #2 For P2!SAN DIEGO—The NABI

San Diego tournament ac-tion was at Mira Mesa Lanes this past week, & Paul Pho-unsavath earned his second NABI championship when he emerged on top in the elimina-tor style finals. Bowling all weekend on one of the PBA Experience shots gave the bowlers a chance to improve their skills, & the bowlers that met the challenge soon learned that spare shooting was the key to success. All matches in the finals were close, so a missed easy spare meant the differ-ence between being eliminated or moving on. Paul remained consistent in all three matches, & was rewarded with $1500 for his effort. Second place & $750 went to Phil Horn. Fin-ishing 3rd & 4th were Mike Tangonan & Chad Hill, & 5th through 8th went to Mike Yel-len, James Rostello, Paul Wil-ley, Jr. & Ron Tanja,

All squads featured guar-anteed $50 sidepots each qualifying game, so Jim Nun-nally, Norm Rauch, Jeff Greer, Harold Weisbecker, Sue Greer, Troy Thompson (2), Marissa de Luna, Fred Hutto, Jonny Long, Phil Horn, Mike Yel-len (3), Paul Willey (2) & Paul Phounsavath (2) each went home with some extra cash.

Two of the perpetual pots were hit for $150 each…9 in a row by Paul Phounsavath & the 3-6-9 by Paul Willey.

Bowlers want to share their gratitude to John & his staff at Mira Mesa for provid-ing the PBA condition, as it was a great “warm up” for the

upcoming NABI Week 2009 Tournament in Las Vegas this July. Thank you again, John!

The next NABI tournament will be June 6th at Kearny Mesa Bowl. Details will be included in the next edition of the Bowling News. See you on the 6th…. we’ll save a cookie for you!

Flags June 11-14. “Winning five in a row against

the guys I had to bowl?” Malott reflected. “I just worried about my game and made the most of it. I had some luck – good and bad – along the way.

“But that’s behind me. I’ve moved on to the future, and oh my god, to be in the position I’m at now? I’ve had some pretty good success this early in my career. I’m blessed and I hope I can keep it going.”

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Show #1 (aired 4/22/09) Match One – Chris Barnes def. Norm Duke 257-248, Duke earns $2,500 Match Two – Wes Malott def. Barnes 268-214, Barnes earns $5,000, Malott earns $10,000.

Show #2 (aired 4/29/09) Match One – Patrick Allen def. Mike Scroggins 272-268, Scroggins earns $2,500 Match Two – Malott def. Allen 258-234, Allen earns $5,000, Malott earns $10,000.

Show #3 (aired 5/6/09) Match One – Walter Ray Williams Jr. def. Bill O’Neill 247-247, Williams wins five round rolloff 49-47, O’Neill earns $2,500 Match Two – Malott def. Williams 300-238, Williams earns $5,000, Malott earns $10,000.

Show #4 (aired 5/13/09) Match One – Rhino Page def. John Nolen 256-176, Nolen earns $2,500 Match Two – Malott def. Page 257-233, Page earns $5,000, Malott earns $10,000.

Show #5 (aired 5/20/09) Match One – Parker Bohn III def. Brad Angelo 260-187, Angelo earns $2,500 Match Two – Malott def. Bohn 300-223, Bohn earns $5,000, Malott earns $10,000 ($50,000 total).

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California Bowler Capitalized on Second Chance at USBC Open ChampionshipsLAS VEGAS—During his

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Another bowler on the same squad matched him strike-for-strike through eight frames and went on to roll one of 17 perfect games that year at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev. Burns never for-got that experience and even talked about it recently with his teammates.

On Monday, Burns got a second chance at perfection on bowling’s biggest stage and finished it off for the 23rd 300 game of the 2009 USBC Open Championships.

“After I got the ninth one, things started getting a little shaky, and by the 12th shot, my knees were definitely knock-ing,” said Burns, who made his 11th Open Championships appearance. “To me, it’s very rewarding to be able to throw an award score at an event like this. Bowling is a very hum-bling game, so to be able to do this is the best part.”

Burns’ 300 came between games of 182 and 177 on the way to a 659 series and 1,199

doubles effort. He added 584 in singles and 552 in team for a career-best 1,795 all-events total. His previous high all-events showing was 1,672 at the 2006 tournament in Cor-pus Christi, Texas.

“I’ve been bowling for 29 years, and I’ve learned you just have to go through the same routine and stay consis-tent with your shots,” Burns said. “My dad always used to remind me that once you let go of the ball, you have no control over what happens next, but if you’re making good shots, good things will happen.”

Sometime during last year’s event in Albuquerque, N.M., Burns realized that his plan of attack for playing the lanes at the Open Championships had been wrong all along. He felt he’d been overthrowing the ball, so he decided to play a little further inside and more direct to the pocket. Every-thing seemed to click at that point, and the same strategy paid off at Cashman Center on Monday.

Burns does admit, how-ever, that his biggest challenge at the Open Championships is spare shooting. Because he typically hooks the ball at his spares, he sometimes struggles on the unfamiliar Sport Bowl-

ing lane conditions at the tour-nament. Fortunately, when you’re locked in and striking, you don’t have to worry about spares.

“I got myself in a little bit of trouble by hooking the ball at my spares, but for one game, I didn’t have to worry about it,” Burns said. “My whole goal coming in was just to make good shots. I reminded myself not to be lazy and to make sure to push the ball down the lane. If there’s a place to shoot 300, this is it.”

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Ten Pin Hootenannyby Alice Bradford

Tonight’s the night, this is the place.Everybody is happy — big smile on the face.Short ones, and some really tall.Curly or straight...or no hair at all.Each one feeling like a kid again.Each one certain the Trophy they’ll win.Big balls, small balls and some in between.Red balls, black balls...yep...some even greenThey gather in groups...laughing and chatting awayAs they plot the course they intend to play.The place is beginning to come alive.You might even say...IT’S STARTING TO JIVE!!!After a while the battle begins.No more kidding around...each team wants to win.Soon the pins are all in place...the first ball rolls.Straight as an arrow down the lane it goes.Smash! Bam!! The pins go down.Oh...what a wonderful sound.Suddenly, somewhere...down the lanes...a sharp cry resounds.....HEY!!! LOOK OUT!!! THE BALL BOUNCED OUT OF BOUNDS!!!!“IT SLIPPED!!!” He say, as his face turns red.OH YEAH...I BET...” someone else has said.All up and down the place that night,The sounds of balls rolling and pins knocked out of sight.Cries of delight...moans of pain...As someone mutters, “I’ll never try this!!...again”.Slaps on the back, a warm hug or two...Encouraging...relating...as good friends do.The games are over— just one team wins.But the memories remain of being with friends,No matter the age, the spirit is there...Loving, caring, each moment to share.Oh, we may be getting up there is years.Don’t move as fast as we used to do...But if you’re ever in the mood to be surrounded by friends...This one thing, I’ve found to be true...THE TEN PIN HOOTENANNY is the place for you.

10-PIN HOOTENANNY SERIESNAME AGE SERIES

70’sBill Scott 72 826Eveline Ying 77 800Alberta Pamilton 70 787Ron Garcia 73 782Mark Servin 72 776Lannis Perucci 72 776Bill Walker 70 742Al Bailey 73 739Marge Hughes 74 730Bollom 70 728Vicki McLane 77 726Anthony Carlton 74 712Wilma Vanbeek 77 710Waldo Manriquez 75 699Bob Melendrez 70 695Dave Prechtl 72 695Joyce Dunham 77 681Tracy Koolmees 72 680Ellis Houston 71 674Ken Cichos 71 657Dee Spence 73 642Al Perez 70 632 Wayne Chan 79 629Isla Meyer 78 625Pat Trabue 79 615Leona Dimas 72 610Barry Lee 71 608Lori Kenley 78 580Garth Tames 71 580Al Dimas 77 561TOTAL YEARS FOR 70’S 2207 20669

80’SEdward Blum 83 792Glen Trout 82 777Bert Strain 84 720Jessie Cantrell 84 718Marjorie Malhoit 87 714Michael Schuba 85 702Darrell Gilliam 88 693Keith Kenworthy 83 685Bonnie Wilkins 85 685Dottie Hess 80 684Dusty Rhode 83 681Cliff LaPointe 83 675Marcos Robles 81 671Liz Stockton 89 639Lorna Hall 85 639Mary Novakoff 83 632Don Meyer 84 624Roy Kenley 88 621Betty Fager 87 620Ezola Singleton 80 615Yolanda De Simone 80 608Oliver Cantrell 85 581Rosendo Briones 83 563TOTAL YEARS FOR 80’S 1932 15347

90’SJoe Talasy 93 709 TOTAL YEARS FOR 90’S 93 TOTAL PINS 36725

National Deaf Bowling NewsMalucci Ends With Deaf Record 246 Average For 84 Games At Red Rock

by Connie Marchione LAS VEGAS — The remarkable deaf (actually hearing-im-paired) lefthander Carl Malucci finished his league in Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas with a 780 series on the season finale for a deaf record average of 246 for 84 games. That beats the old deaf record of 240 made by Ken DeGroff in a Reading, PA league in 2005 but it is not even in the top 5 for the nation in USBC records. During his drive in making his record average, Malucci had an incredible run of 17 consecutive 700 for the new USBC record replacing the old one, which was 16. Additionally, his drive includes his 41st career 300, a 299 which is his career 19th and an 811 which also is his career 19th. His team, Team Nation (Melchora Lee, Joey Harris, Barrett Lee and himself) set two deaf team records for mixed three men and a woman team 974 game and 2745 series. The oddity of his 811 was the two opens in it, a missed 7 pin spare and a wide split in the 10th frame which he did not covert. I read that in order to get an 800, you must make at least 29 strikes out of possible 36. I counted the strikes in his 268-278-265 games and yes, there were 29 strikes in it. In the month of April, Malucci bowled in two major tourna-ments, one hearing USBC Open Championships in Las Vegas and one deaf Great Lakes Deaf Bowling Association 73rd an-nual in Cleveland. In the first one, he admitted not doing well, struggling in the team and doubles events and then in the singles event he changed balls and made an adjustment to finish with a respectable 668. In the GLDBA which considers itself as the deaf USBC tour-nament, Malucci said that he came in 7th in trying to defend his Masters title which he won in last year’s tournament at Columbus, Ohio. He had qualified way down the list and in the next round pulled himself up to finish in 7th. In the other events, he shot 2108 all-events with series of 678-700-730. At present Malucci is joining a summer PBA Experience League at Suncoast Bowling Center that he is looking forward to see how he does in it.Malucci 2108 Tops All-Events, Overrated

Bowlers Hit 3345 In GLDBA Tourney MISSION HILLS — Ken DeGroff stopped by Mission Hills Bowl to see me while I bowled in the Tuesday Seniors summer league there with the news and results of the Great Lakes Deaf Tournament. Ken admitted bowling badly; bowled on Carl Malucci’s team there, which finished in 3rd place with 3199 actual pinfall, but he did better in doubles and singles. Also, Ken said that there were so many 700s bowled in that Cleveland tournament, showing me the list with 7 each in the team and singles events and four in doubles. With that many 700s, I told Ken that Carl Malucci was unsure of where his 2108 placed in the all-events. But the list showed Malucci in actual all-events first place, which is a surprise. Likewise, Ken showed that his old team Overrated Bowlers, which he left when he moved to California, did better without him with 3345, three pins short of the record 3348 made by the Detroit deaf team, Always Pocket 1-3 two years ago. In second place was another Detroit team, Smashin’ Pins with 3202. Thanks Ken for the news and results. The article will be in next week if I get more details from GLDBA secretary-treasurer Mike Jasko. Ken also told me the website to contact the other eastern deaf tournament, Eastern Association of Deaf Bowlers is EADB/EADWBA.com which I will contact for another article.

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Glover Is The JAT Invitational ChampionCongratulations to Jeremy Glover on taking the JAT Invita-

tional title last event at Jewel City Bowl. The event was high-lighted by a 4-game seeding round followed by a double-elimina-tion bracket with two-game total-pins matches on the top bracket and single-game elimination matches in the loser’s bracket. Jer-emy attacked the double-elimination format by qualifying third then going undefeated capped by besting loser’s bracket finalist Devin Bidwell 487-386 in the two-game total-pins match. Con-gratulations Jeremy on some fantastic bowling and a JAT major title!

Tournament of Non-Champs This SundayThe JAT will bowl its annual (an possibly last) Tournament

of Non-Champions this Sunday at AMF Rocket Bowl in Chats-worth. Remember, you are eligible to bowl if you have never won a title in the division you currently bowl in. Farm Club champions are welcome to bowl the Open Division Tournament of Non-Champions without sacrificing their Farm Club eligibil-ity. See you all on the lanes at Rocket this weekend!

JAT Senior Divison Kicks Off August 30, 2009USBC has made a ruling to change the eligible age for ju-

nior bowling to 20 years old beginning next season. The JAT’s new Senior Division for bowlers age 20-25 (As of August 1st) will kick off with the inaugural event Sunday, August 30, 2009. Tournament entry fees will be $50 and all prizes/brackets/side-pots will be paid on the spot. We will hold three “trial events” in August, September, and October and see how attendance goes. Please drop me your comments at [email protected] so we know if you’re thinking of joining us next season!

2007-2008 and 2008-2009 Awards BanquetWe have again moved the tentative date for the JAT Awards

Banquet for the past two seasons to Sunday, August 30th, 2009 following our season-opener. More details to follow.

Keep In Touch With UsSign up for e-mail updates about special events at our website

www.bowljat.org. While online you can join our Facebook group “Junior Amateur Tour” or take a look at online JAT tournament highlights by searching “Junior Amateur Tour” on YouTube.com. Check out the latest schedule updates, scores, highlights, photos and more at www.bowljat.org and we’ll see you on Sunday.

JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

GLENDALE – Here is the latest from the JAT Farm Club, where our last event on May 17th, was our special Invitational tournament. This is the tournament that all the bowlers are gath-ering JAT points throughout the season in hopes of being eli-gible for this event. This year I took the top 24 bowlers available and put them in to a grueling 12 straight match play format. No qualifying and no finals, just 12 games (with bonus for a win) total score wins.

This tournament was held at Jewel City Bowl which proudly accommodate our needs and even more proudly displayed the center’s recent renovations. To many, the grand changes was like stepping into a brand new bowling center. Also, with JAT alumni (Alyse and Brandon McGinnis) taking the lead on setting up our event, they made sure that the shot was just right for the JAT and accommodations were nearly perfect. Thank you.

There were not that many reportable high scores for the Farm Club, but the group still had a 180 average for the entire field. High games for the first six games came in from Brandon Pekins 237, Brian Hernandez 220-235, Noel Sosa 233, Godfrey Galsim 224, and Robert Kojima 224. At the half way point, the leader came in at plus 157 and stayed plus through the top ten coming in at plus 19.

The scores got a little better for the second half of the tour-nament, as the oil evened out and the bowlers got more use to relying on their spare game. Stevn Roderick posted up our tour-nament high game with a 279. Other highs included Sosa 264, Nicole Shepard 244, Christian Hernandez 228, Gary Smith 223, and B. Hernandez 222. At the position game it was down to two bowlers, Galsim (+303) and Sosa (+254). With only 49 points separating the two, mistakes could not be afforded. In the twelve and final match play game and 30 bonus points on the line, Sosa dialed in for a 196 score to win the match. However, Galsim did just what was needed, by staying close enough with a 187 game to hold his slim lead and capture his first JAT Farm Club title by a mere 10 pins. Congratulations Godfrey.

Our next event is this coming Sunday at AMF Rocket Lanes in Chatsworth. This is our Tournament of Non-Champions and is the last event of the season to try to capture that elusive title. Check-in begins at 8:15 as normal with the cost still holding at $35. We have quite a number of bowlers without a title and I expect to see most of you out there. Also, those Farm Club mem-bers with a title, can bowl in the Open division’s event to show their true Farm Club stuff. Come one - Come all! I’ll see you on Sunday.

Jewel City Bowl - May 17th, 2009 (L—R): Brian Hernandez – 3rd; Godfrey Galsim – 1st; Noel Sosa – 2nd.

Jr. Elims at Keystone LanesHair Goes Back to Back Perfect

by David GordonNORWALK – This past Saturday marked our third session of

the nine session summer program of the Jr. Elims, here at Key-stone Lanes. We added six more bowlers to the group and the 2-person teams are being finalized. To add to this excitement, I am very proud to announce a special feat accomplished by Char-lie Hair. Charlie gave us all a thrill with a perfect 300 in game one of the 4-game session. And for those that missed it, Charlie did it again in game two. Back to Back perfect 300 games. Con-gratulations Charlie on a feat that even the best bowlers (juniors/adults/pros) can only dream of. Charlie then continued his domi-nance of the conditions with a third game 237, giving him an 837 three game set and then went 259 for a 1096 session. Way to go Charlie and not bad for an hour and a half of work.

This was also the most fitting time to accomplish this amaz-ing feat, as Keystone Lanes was completely full, hosting a Senior No-Tap event on one side of the house and an Adult/Jr. No-Tap event on the other side of the house. Needless to say, my an-nouncements of Charlie’s games were not limited to just our six lanes and soon we had a gallery on on-lookers watching the ac-tion.

And the other bowlers did not let the crowd down as Kevin Jones posted up 220-213-246-211/890, Brandyn Roque had 227-205/817, Kim Ferdnance with 201-202-212/802, and Emilio Cruz went 202-203-233/788. Bowling scores like these with behavior that I demand of these bowlers, led to compliments throughout the entire four hours I was there. You all have made me very proud.

This Saturday we have a double session starting at 1:00 pm. That’s eight games for the group in an effort to have a schedule that can accommodate all of the summer’s interruptions. Those on hand also chose to allow new members one more chance to join this coming week only. This is the last chance to get in on this action and a special session has been added at 12:00 noon, for those wanting to join and get in a make-up set. I’ll be there at noon with four lanes, waiting to get you new bowlers registered and under way. We need (at minimum) another three bowlers to complete a field of eight teams.

Don’t let the summer or Keystone conditions get away from you. There is much to your game of bowling that can be worked on in preparation for the summer tournaments and up-coming winter season. From lower averages all the way up to Char-lie, each and every bowler can get something good out of this program. For more information, please contact David Gordon at 310-665-9536, email: [email protected], or just come on by. I hope to see a lot more new faces out here this Saturday. For all others, get plenty of rest and a good week. I’ll see you at Keystone Lanes.

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Easy-going lefty, E.J. Rogers earned the “Crown” this week on games of 228-258-263 for 749 and added 207 to claim high series honors at 956. Superior bowing E.J., your crown suits you well!

Alan Bloom started his summer in fine fashion by plant-ing his ball on just the right groove and watched all those srikes come to life on games of 258-235-222 for 715 and added 208 to grow a 923. Very nice showing Alan!

Not to be outshined by the guys, Rose Williams decided to come to the party after her slow 162 start and a “tiny” bit of adjusting by tossing a 233 and, wow, a 289 game and then added a 237 to post a fine 921. You rock, Rose!

Dapper Terry Brent burned some wood and showed his maple moxy as he stroked 228-233-248 for 709 and added 205 to score 914. Way to go partner!

Tim Blough had all his ducks in a row and polished off the pins with on target games of 218-256-225 and 211 to finish the day at 910. Pretty straight shootin’ Tim!

Janine Ditch stepped up to the plate and threw plenty of strikes on games of 236-268-213 for 717 and added 191 to catch a fine 908. Good outing Janine!

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ANAHEIM — Most of the college and university gradua-tions are over. Now it’s time for the grade schools to have their graduations or end of the school year celebrations. Times like this we ask ourselves, “Where has the time gone?” It’s not too late to sign-up for a summer league here at Linbrook Bowling Center. We’re here to help any person decide on a league to join so come by and check out our center. You’ll like what you see. The high scores are in for our May 20 thru May 25 re-port. Santa Gals and Guys: Tony Chaco 222-269/673, Carl Adinolfi 213-217-201/631, Nick Lam 210-206/614, Art Gutier-rez 219-215/613, Chris Atkinson 202-242/604. O.C. Korean Bowling: Kwang Yeol Lee 223, Christian Wee 203. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 206-214/613, Alice Bradley 203. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 208-248-221/677, Bob Bailey 202, Kay Ladbury 244, Diane Eastman 213. Executive Doubles: Ken Morris 246-201-216/663, Mike Keogh 207-212/618, Stan Evans 235/612, Rey Ortiz 216, Lisa Somma 213-235/647. Jacks & Jills: Ken Reser 239-256-243/738, Eddie Soli-man 216-215-202/633, Ken Williams 246, Rudy Tomaneng 224, Jeff Skovgard 215-223, Sophia Kim 203-224, Heather Skovgard 221-213. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): E.J. Rogers 266-300-262/828, Alex Nocum 279-278-264/821, John Woscek 219-228-224/671, Lee Haywood 256-220/661, Izzy Garcia 212-221/656, James Whitlock 251-214/656, Kimberly Allman 268-207/656, Nikki Trepesowski 233/611, Dolly Nielsen 212-205, Cortnei Gardner 203-209. Bowl Sa Mo: Sangchul Won 214-256-201/669, Henry Kim 265-205/641, Steve Hong 213-212/609, Insung Chung 256, Dong Hyun Min 219, Sophia Kim 220. Golden Nuggets: John M. Bates 242/600. Go For 9: Lloyd Carter 243-286-264/793, Clay Howard 235-275/702, Carl Adinolfi 218-235-243/696, Gene Nichols 277-243/694, Gino Vassallo 212-298/686, Fran Stern 276-202/666. Party Timers: Sangchul Won 205-246-280/731, Jason Watts 266-211-242/719, Sergio Rodriguez 222-218-270/710, Donghoon Choi 208-223-276/707, Robert Thompson 277-214/689, Sophia Kim 234, Nicole Evans 215, Cynthia Scott 208, Kerry Woolpert 205. Anaheim Nisei: Yuki Tomono 214-215/608, Tommy Watanabe 235, Bob Mendoza 215, Joe Yanez 213, Vince Okada 212. Nikkei: Henry Urada 213-221/614, Dave Lautherboren 253, Nobu Tanaka 243, Herb Mihara 232, Aiko Kiyohara 201-204. Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi 258-247/699, Tony Chaco 244-220/646, Jerry Roddam 242, Bruce Gober 224, Steve Vieth 222. Thursday Mixed Seniors: No scores. Looney In Laughlin: No scores. 7-11 Vegas: Ed Angeles 268-209/665, Matthew Plust 206-235-223/664, Joe Dantas 203-224-225/652, Robert Ragans 231-215/637, David Haskell 201-201-215/617. Grey Panthers: Bill Stephens 222, Norm McLeod 205, Jerry Dymora 201, Janine Hanigan 202. TGIF: Casey Jones 223-280/702, Rick Sargent 231-206-246/683, Ro Sargent 246-233/671, Mike Sargent 244/602, Richard Carr 232. Vegas Party: Lenny Huber “300”-225/718, Matt Ontiveros 234-229-219/682, Stan Evans 236-266/681, Dennis Car-swell 211-244/631, Hong Kha 215-223/624, Nicole Bloom 210-218-209/637, Connie Putnam 215, Traci Sodal 204, Rosie Martinez 200. 4-4 Vegas: Matt Mosley 214-206/615, Dino Chavez 227-235/602, Mike Paterson 210, Ray Jew 208-209, John Freeman 207, Nathalia Brown 213.

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WINNETKA — We hope everyone had a nice weekend. The weather was perfect for picnics or any outdoor activities, working on projects at home, or just being able to relax. Now it’s time to report those weekly high scores from Canoga Park Bowl. Dodger Bowling Club: Aaron Steinberg 221/595, Carina Ramirez 125/331, Victor Ramirez 206/527. Viva Las Vegas: Vince Keoller 259/723, Steve Clebanoff 278/674, Jude Niles 257/663, Stephen Mendez 245/640, James Smith Jr. 247/620, Kathy Litzenberger 192/529. River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 267/729, Vince Koeller 254/720, Robert Battle 279/701, Jude Niles 258/698, Barry Simon 672, Sharon Weger 234/605, Monise Kelly 214/589, Tad Schweitzer 264. Comedians: Michael Ricca 244/679, Justin Archer 246/642, Scott Crawford 232/641, Mark May 216/610, Russ Gothrick 600, Sharon Weger 228/549, Deanna Pyka 522, Susan Hahlbeck 501, David Guilmette 223. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball/Nascar Doubles (4-games): Richard Greenzweight 245/896, Greg Husby 237/858, Sean Tonyan 234/852, Daniel Williams 243/825, Steven Yates 235/818, Marsha Williams 220/829. League Of Our Own: Gabriel Comagon 203/602, Lisa Ulanday 164/487, Michael Campos 234/599, Jay Lagmay 216, Louie Ulanday 212, Gabriel Comagon 203, Jamieson Tibon 201. Early Birds: Arnie Kazdoy 257/683, Kimberly Lane 204/580, Gary Fish 257/600, Mike Johnson 226/648, Bill Martin 225/624, Shirley Needham 524, Lori Fish 608, Alex Pankratz 222. Copper Bucket: Steve Borosich 210/595, Judy Yeager 461, Mike Alba 216, Katherine Manzano 180, Rusty Yeager Jr. 212, Richard Alajarin 201. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 237/617, Mary Lauer 213/574, Georgia Garey 208/568, Petra Kaun 201/553, Kathy Iwakiri 539. Thursday Pick-A-Ball/Nascar Doubles (4-games): John Miller 233/863, Peter Thibodeaux 278/835, Luke Bluske 224/828, Shavondra Miller 189/593, Louis Gross 247, Vu Lam 236. B’nai Brith Classic: Thomas Flynn 257/676, Roman Agi-ert 258/666, Stu Teichner 256/652, Joey Agiert 619, George Lippert 269/612, Jay Rosen 236. Party Animals: Jude Niles 241/691, Elizabeth Fonvergne 236/620, Jack Getzlaff 223/616, Michael Fonvergne 616, Michael Pollack 215/607, Sharon Weger 215/601, Takuma Kokubo 214, John Ritchie Jr. 214. Vegas 4 Fun: Al Thoburn 268/605, Gayle Spengeman 213/574, Pam Fountain 508, Ed Kiresich 221, Joel Seguin 209, Ivan Lewis 206, Jaf Martinez 205. SFVCC Nikkei: Keith Fujita 242/608, Kirk Sasaki 213/601, Noriko Fukunaga 224/570, Tami Shiotani 522, Kenneth Morita 246, Eiji Fukumoto 203, Sam Nakata 202. Keep those scores coming for our weekly report.

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