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Thursday, February 3, 2005

Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288

Forest Lanes 8 Gamer1 PM • Saturday, Feb. 5thGuaranteed $500.00* 1stBreak in our NEW synthetic lanes, bring your best game • Call Patti at (949)770-0055 for more info.

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66th Year In Publication

NORWALK — The localbowlers were shocked to hearthat Dennis Roach died sud-denly Saturday evening of aheart attack.

Dennis was born June 19,1947 in Maywood, California.

His bowling career started atage 7. His love of the game grewas his average grew. The onlytime spent away from bowlingwas four years in the Army dur-ing the Vietnam War.

Dennis was a P.B.A. memberearly on. Bowled P.C.B.,A.B.T.A., and Donkee on a regu-lar basis. Not only a good singlesbowler, Dennis was a team

Linda Ruiz &Karen Heins,

“Bowling Moms” ofThe Amazing Race

To Meet FansINDIO, Calif. — Linda Ruiz

and Karen Heins, best known as“The Bowling Moms” fromCBS-TV’s “The Amazing Race5” reality series that aired lastsummer, will meet fans from 4to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb.19 at Fantasy Lanes FamilyBowling Center next to FantasySprings Resort Casino.

A question-and-answer andautograph session free to all ageswill follow after the duo com-petes in the Hi-Desert Ladies“500” Bowling Club tournamentstarting at 1 p.m. on Feb. 19 atFantasy Lanes, located north ofInterstate10 at the Golf CenterParkway exit near Indio. Thepublic is invited to cheer on“The Bowling Moms,” thenmeet them and receive freeautographed photos afterward.For more information: (800)827-2946, ext. 85700.

Ruiz and Heins of Palmdale,Calif., outside of Los Angeles,who finished an impressivefourth out of 11 teams in thehighly-rated series, are team-mates on the bowling lanes andwon the California State

(L-R) Linda Ruiz and Karen Heins, “The Bowling Moms”of CBS-TV’s “The Amazing Race 5” reality series, will bemeeting fans from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 19 atFantasy Lanes Family Bowling Center next to FantasySprings Resort Casino near Indio.

VENTURA–Here’s anotherchance for those of you, HighSchoolers, who haven’t qualfiedfor the USA Junior Gold Tour-nament this July in Indiana. Twoqualfiers will be run during “TheHigh School Open”. Participa-tion is $ 30.00 per six gameround and must be paid beforethe tournament starts. One infive particpants will advance.Proof of membership is re-quired. Applications will beavailable on site at the cost of$30.00

The High School OpenBowling Championships are justaround the corner. Mark yourcalender, February 26 & 27.

We have had inquiries fromHawaii, Las Vegas, Arizona,plus several locations in bothSouthern & Northern California.To date we have sent out in ex-cess of 40 Entry Packets. Don’tbe left out what could be a verysuccessful event. Based on 32teams, the scholarship will be$6000.00 with $ 2000.00 goingto the winning team.

All teams will be comprisedof 4 bowlers with any combina-tion of boys, girls or mixedteams. There will be 12 games

Women’s Doubles Champion-ship in 1999. Describing them-selves as “athletic moms wholike to compete at everything,”they met 12 years ago when theyjoined the local bowling teamand have been doubles partnersever since.

In addition to bowling, theygo on family vacations togetherto Bass Lake in California.Heins has been happily marriedfor 21 years and has three chil-dren, while Ruiz is also a motherof three children and teachestennis.

Mother Mildred & Dennis Wayne Roach (1947-2005)

Walk-in EntriesWelcomed at TheMini-Eliminator

LAS VEGAS–The 4th an-nual Super Bowl Mini-Elimina-tor is pleased to announce theyaccept walk-in entries right upto the final day of qualifying;February 12th. The $I millionevent is being held at The Or-leans in Las Vegas. Entry fee isonly $200 and the entire prizefund is guaranteed with a$30,000 check going to the win-ner.

The Mini-Eliminators are themost popular megabuck tourna-ments in the world. Over 1,000bowlers will come to Las Vegasto get a piece of the prize fund

Dennis Roach SuffersFatal Heart Attack

player. Currently he was a mem-ber of the Paint ManufacturersLeague at Keystone and the Fri-day Vegas at Del Rio Lanes.

Dennis is survived by hismother Mildred (his number onefan), a daughter Denise Flores,son Jonathan Roach, five grand-children, and two daughters-in-law.

Dennis had 32, 300 games onrecord, numerous 800s andchampion titles.

The services will be Thurs-day, February 3, 2005 at 11:00a.m., Allen Funeral Service,6435 So. Eastern Ave. in BellGardens.

The High School OpenOffers USA Junior Gold

of qualifying for each team. Atotal of three (3) four (4) gameblocks will be bowled. All teamswill bowl on both Saturday Feb-ruary 26" and Sunday February27*. The top eight (8) qualifierswill advance to the “BakerStyle” team finals. Entry fee forthis event is $75.00 per personwith $27.00 going to lineage and$47.00 going to the scholarshipfund. This event is sanctioned byYABA. Log on to www.buenalanesbowling.com to downloada tournament packet or contactDan Mueller @ Buena Lanes805-656-0666 Ext. 309 and wewill be glad to mail you a tour-nament packet.

Surf BowlOCEANSIDE — The Elims are

coming back to Surf Bowl, Saturday,February 5th at 1:00 p.m., withcheck-in at 12:30 p.m.

First place is $225 based on 25entries. The entry fee is $40 whichincludes sidepots. One of 5 will cashin the stepladder format.

There will be one change andthat’s the lane condition. Come outand witness the change.

Surf Bowl is located at 1401 S.Coast Hwy. For more informationor directions, call 858-449-8928.

Sweethearts Mixed Doubles Saturday Feb. 5 At Del RioDOWNEY— The Del Rio

Tournament Club invites allbowlers to join them Saturday,February 5th at 1:00 P.M. fortheir greatest ever No-TapMixed Doubles.

Only $30 per couple. RE-MINDER: The team averagemaximum is 400. Averages forthe 2003-04 season will be used,if none, the 2002-03 season.None of these? Current 21games average can be used ifyou bring a league sheet. If allelse fails, you bowl scratch.

Check-in starts at NOON,every team must be mixed andbring cash! We will be payingout cash!

DOUBLE REMINDER:THE NO-TAP WILL STARTAT ONE P.M. PLEASE BEEARLY.

Del Rio Lanes is located at7502 East Florence, Downey.605 to Florence, go west. 710 toFlorence, go east. 5 freeway—off at Paramount to Florence,turn right. 562-927-3351 in caseof emergency.

Forest Lanes8 GamerFeb. 5th

LAKE FOREST — Theheadlines tells the story, the adat the bottom of the page givesthe details.

For faithful readers of theBowling News and those week-end roamers looking for tourna-ments, this is a big weekend. Fornon-football fans, Sunday isO.K. But for the fanatics—itwill be Saturday ONLY tourna-ments this weekend.

The 8 Gamer at Forest startsat 1:00 p.m., check-in early (youknow that). The $80 entry feeincludes sidepots and thisdarned tournament just keeps ongrowing.

Patti (with an I) invites earlyreservations at 949-770-0055.You can even call from the offramp and she will guide youright to the front door!

continued on page 2

UplandTournament

Club At Arlington LanesRIVERSIDE, CA — The

Upland Tournament Club willbe trekking over to ArlingtonLanes on February 6 for theirSuper Bowl Mixed Doubles.

Based on 50 entries, firstplace will pay a great $700. Eachbowler pays $20 and that in-cludes the individual sidepots.

There will be two squads.First is scheduled for 11:00 a.m.(check-in starts at 10:00 a.m.).For the next squad at 1:00 p.m.,bowlers from the 11:00 a.m.squad can change partners andbowl again. It’s a good excuseto be around for the Super BowlParty immediately following.

Pay-offs will be made as soonas averages are verified.

This mixed doubles tourna-ment is open to all ABC/WIBCmembers with book averages (orbowl scratch). A great way tospend a safe day. Super Bowland Super Bowling.

Call 951-688-2695 for info orR.S.V.P. See you on super bowlsunday for a super party.

NO-TAPSaturday

Feb 5th6 PM

Entry Fee:$40SidepotsOptional6 Games

2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood

(562) 421-8448

FRIDAYNO-TAP

3 GAMESEvery FridayAt 1:00 PM

$15 ENTRY FEEIncludes Singles, 3-6-9

Sidepots, Insurance& Scratch Series

3-6-9 Pot = $1000.00

Valentine’sBest Series No-TapSaturday Feb 12that 1:00PM

Bowl 4 games &throw out lowest gameHdcp. 80% of 210$22.00 Entry

Sidepot Optional $4Check in at Noon

Bowlers wishing to bowl togethermust sign up and pay together.

Prize checks mailed one week after tournament.

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February 5-13. Believe it ornot, over 50% of the people thatbowl The Mini do not prepayand just walk-in. With 30 squadsto choose from there is rarely asquad that is shut out.

The Super Bowl Mini-Elimi-nator is a 3-game scratch quali-fying tournament by division.There are 6 divisions: 39 andunder, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 andover, women, and bowlers withan average of 205 and under.One in 8 bowlers advance to thefinals every 2 squads and areguaranteed a minimum of $400.One in 5 bowlers will cash andwin a free re-entry into a futuresquad.

Visit www.minieliminator.com to download the brochureor for last minute entering in-structions. If you can’t make itto Vegas this time you can fol-low all of the daily action on ourwebsite. If you want to speakwith a tournament official callus at 1-877-900-6464. We hopeto see you at The Super BowlMini-Eliminator-the #1 Las Ve-gas event!

Mini Elimscontinued from page 1

Alert — AlertLos Angeles B.A.City TournamentEntry DeadlineSHERMAN OAKS—

The Los Angeles BowlingAssociation 67th AnnualCity Tournament is sched-uled to start February 26.Their deadline for entries isFebruary 7th. So, there’s notime to hesitate.

If there isn’t an entry formin your bowling center, callthe L.A.B.A. office at 818-784-3352.

Pickwick Bowl inBurbank will host the TeamEvent and AMF RocketBowl will host Singles andDoubles.

NO PROMISES — BUT,if you call the office with areservation, they MIGHT letyou give them the team mem-bers names on the phone.BUT, they might NOT too.Take a chance, you don’twant to miss YOUR CITYTOURNAMENT!

NORWALK–The league re-turned to Keystone Lanes Mon-day for the final time this sea-son and two new season highmarks hit the tote board. NancySoto’s 229 eclipsed AnnFedderly’s 224, in the 160 andunder division, and FountainBowl fired 832 high team game.

Doris Lewis led the weeklyhonor roll with 217-604, fol-lowed by Karen Mauricio 547,Nancy Soto 229-536, TracyBaldwin 533, Norma Payne 509,Elaine Todd 508, Cil Moons505, Cyndie Martin 200-504and Cathy Wyatt 504.

Cal Bowl A team still topsstandings with 48 wins, fol-lowed by Westminster B, 47;Keystone A and Fountain Bowltie at 45; Del Rio A, 43; Del RioB, 42.2; Cal B, 37.2; Cal D, 36;Cal C, 34.2; Premiere B andWestminster A tie at 33;Rossmoor, 32.2; Premiere A, 32;Cerritos, 30; Linbrook and Key-stone B tie at 29 wins.

Final payment for the AprilVegas sweepstakes next weekand there will be openings on thebus because of cancellations dueto illness. Please call Alice at(562) 423-1567 for more infor-mation and reservation for theApril 3-4-5 trip. Four Queens isagain Hotel Headquarters andThe Orleans will be the bowl-ing site.

ALICE’s AD-LIBS- RaeMiller called to report a supernews item. Merel Noel, 90 yearsyoung, sports a 118 average andshe scored 200-526 in theRossmoor Gems league atRossmoor Bowl. Also, a re-minder to OCWBA Board mem-bers for the 7 p.m. February 7meeting at the office. TheOCWBA annual tournament re-port, which opens Saturday,February 19 at Forest Lanes,will top the agenda.

LASVEGAS

TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

Meglemre

“The BiggestLoser” Looking

For BowlersNORWALK — My fax ma-

chine spewed out two pages ofcopy that looked interesting fora change. It WAS interesting.

The N.B.C. network show“The Biggest Loser” is lookingfor OVER-WEIGHT BOWL-ERS. So I called up the produc-tion chief and it’s a legit offer.

Here’s their faxed message:“The Biggest Loser is lookingfor GROUPS who want to loseweight as a team and YOUDON’T EVEN NEED TOLEAVE THE COMFORTS OFYOUR OWN HOME OR JOB.We are coming to you! We arelooking for teams from 3-5people who are 50-200 lbs. overweight.

You and your “team” will beprovided an acclaimed personaltrainer, a meal plan and a newway for life. For 10 weeks, youwill go about your job with anew exercise and eating regime.You will receive daily visits froma personal trainer who willteach you how to lose weightand eat right. You will be com-peting with other teams for alarge grand prize.

Your “team” must be driven,committed and ready to changeTOGETHER. We are looking forteams with personality whoDESERVE this once in a life-time opportunity to lose weightat our expense.

If you’ve got a good story,then we want to hear it!

So, bowlers, if you qualifyand are interested, call me at562-927-3351 during the week,or 562-807-3600 on Tuesdaysand I’ll give you the scoop.

Carol Mancini/EditorBowling News

Thursday, February 3, 2005 Page 3BOWLING NEWS

Thursday, February 3, 2005Page 4 BOWLING NEWS

MOUNTAIN TIMEBy DICK STOEFFLER

LAS VEGAS, NV.— In 1944 at the ripe old age of 17, I discov-ered bowling, thanks to a senior class buddy. It was at the 8-laneRiverside Bowling Academy. We went in to play a pinball machine,and while there I became enthralled in some other friends efforts tohurl a large ball down a wooden hallway endeavoring to knockover some sticks.

I didn’t try the game...but it intrigued me. On getting home, Iannounced to my folks that I “was gonna go bowling,” at whichpoint my mom came unglued in five different directions. “ Yo uare WHAT!?” I backed up a couple of steps, ‘cause when my 4 ft.,9 1/2 in. mom went into attack mode, being in the same room wasunwise.

“A bowling ALLEY? No chance, Charlie!”It didn’t help when I explained it was an “Academy” not an

“Alley.”She said she would “check it out,” but she doubted, as did I at

the moment, that I’d ever set foot in such a den of sin. She did “casethe joint,” And,even talked to the owners, and I received her nod ofapproval. (I’ve often wondered if I’d ever gotten involved in thesport if she had turned me down.)

Soon, I “HAD to have” my own bowling ball. When I made thatannouncement, it was fine... I worked and had my own money. Butwhen I advised my folks I had to borrow the car to go to Roy Bade’sPro Shop on Vermont Street in Los Angeles in order to get a proper“fit” for my Manhatten hard rubber sphere, more trouble. “Goodgrief, WHY? Get one here in town ... go to the sporting goods storeor JCPenney. You’d save lots of money.” “Mom... you NEVER goto a.department store for a bowling ball ... it HAS to be drilled byan expert!”

Well, I won a rare argument ... one which to this day still stands.When you are buying sporting equipment that has to be measuredto your hand and made or drilled with precision with proper“weights” and “pitches” ‘n all that stuff... you GO TO A PRO SHOP.You ain’t looking for bargain basement stuff ... you are looking totruly improve your game ... bowling or golf or whatever. Hey!A doctor doesn’t go to Toys R Us for medical equipment. Only goto the Pro Shop professionals ... even get advice about them fromother bowlers.

Also, beware of shop by mail or offers to buy on the internet.You may find outlandishly low prices, but all that glitters can turnout to be fool’s gold and leave you holding the empty (bowling)bag.

Manufacturers often use “distributors” to sell their products toPro Shops. Beware of “distributors” taking a short cut and peddlingdirect to the public at unbelievable ball prices that’ll make you thinkyou are in paradise. You might get a ball at roughly the same pricethe Pro Shop pays... from an internet source. You get the ball-butguess what? No holes. Sure, your Pro Shop will drill it properly ...for a fee. Frankly, they should charge the total amount of profitthey would have received if they sold the ball, which would havelikely included the drilling. Pro shops have to make a buck ... but,remember, they’ll “fine tune” the ball after you’ve purchased it fromthem.

One so called “distributor” even suggests you “buy” a cheapball from a Pro Shop, and after they drill it, ship it to the “distribu-tor” so they can copy it for your other ball purchases from them.Or, just go to your Pro Shop, get your exact measurements and sendthem with your order! (If they screw up-then you have to ship itback.) And they know nothing of your bowling style. They knownothing about your special needs, weights, etc. that the personalPro Shop contact can provide. Hey! IT AIN’T WORTH IT! Honest.

A “distributor” selling retail at wholesale prices? It ain’t kosher,even if they advertise on a bowling show. Manufacturers are nuts ifthey don’t halt this demeaning of their products. I can show you thenearly half-price numbers for the undrilled balls. At a Kmart orWal-Mart, sure, you might save a buck or two. This internet thing-it is lunacy. Maybe they are selling you “seconds,” how do youknow? You might save some bucks, but you simply will not get theprofessional finished product you’d get from a Pro Shop... in fact...inthe long run it might cost more (plugging, re-drilling, etc.) and notgive you the desired result, scoring-wise.

Good grief! I figured THAT out over a half-century ago as ateenager!

And keep your eye on Pro shops...they offer loads of legitimatespecials and values ... but more important, personal service andthey get you in the “right” ball ... the first time_

For Bowling Equipment ... go to a Bowling Pro Shop.If you want a “deal,” play cards. And make sure the cards are

from the top of the deck.

SSTSUPER SENIOR TOUR

AMF CARTER LANES OPEN(At AMF Carter Lanes)January 29-30, 2005

OFFICIAL STANDINGSSENIORS

1. Don Jackson, Bonita, CA 4460 $650.00 2. Tom Gerster, Yorba Linda, CA 4452 500.00 3. Ralph Wingert, Long Beach, CA 4431 400.00 4. Tom Freid, Cypress, CA 4298 300.00 5. John Cocchi, Las Vegas, NV 4296 250.00 6. Terry Brent, Garden Grove, CA 4062 225.00 7. Corky Demaio, San Bernardino, CA 4021 200.00 8. Maury Griffith, San Gabriel, CA 3909 175.00 9. Vaughn Doody, Las Vegas, NV 2250 145.0010. Hal Wilber, Las Vegas, NV 2230 135.00

JUNIORS 1. Bob Markiewicz, San Diego, CA 4057 600.00 2. Ron Gales, Las Vegas, NV 3988 450.00 3. Bob Brady, Santa Monica,CA 3818 300.00 4. Mark Dyer, Moreno Valley, CA 3691 250.00 5. Tony Rodriguez, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 3580 225.00 6. John Fitzgerald, Beaumont, CA 3523 200.00 7. Paul Zude, Montclair, CA 2229 145.00

FINANCIAL REPORT50 Entries @ $135.00 6,750.00Added Money SSt 164.00Total Money In. $6,914.00

SST Titles For BothDon Jackson and Bob

Markiewicz ComesDown to 10th Frame

By Paula VidadThe SST AMF Carter Lanes

Open saw Super Senior Divisionchampion Don Jackson win his7th title in an exciting finalmatch. The Bonita, CA residentovercame a 96 pin deficit overTom Gerster of Yorba Linda bystriking out in the 10th frame andposting a 258 game overGerster’s 184. Jackson broke hisleading qualifier jinx to win the$650 top prize by only 8 pins.Jackson also shot two 300games, one during qualifyingand one in match play. Donwould like to thank his wifeBonnie for her encouragementand Dennis Fitzsimmonds fordrilling his bowling balls.

Bob Markiewicz also wonhis 7th Jr. title in fine fashion bydefeating Ron Gales of Las Ve-gas. Markiewicz was leading byonly 28 pins going into the finalposition round. Whoever wonthe match would win the titlebecause of 30 bonus pins.Markiewicz prevailed with a258-247 thrilling match. TheSan Diego resident wasSaturday’s high qualifier with2483 and shot 298-300-235=833 his first 3 games.Markiewicz earned $600 for hisefforts. Bob would like to thankAMF Carter Lanes for hostingthe tournament, G.M. JoeGoodine and his staff’s hospi-tality.

The traditional King of theHill match saw Jr. Champ BobMarkiewicz defeat Sr. ChampDon Jackson 235-200. The win-ner of each division squares offin a one game match for brag-ging rights and an additional $50prize.

Congratulations to RalphWingert, Long Beach andVaughn Doody, Las Vegas fortheir perfect 300 qualifyinggames. The SST is ABC/WIBCsanctioned and they will receivetheir honor scores awards.

Joe Staton of Upland won aFREE pair of Dexter bowlingshoes in the Storm/Dexter pre-paid entry prize.

Thank you for your contin-ued support: Jan and Sue Niblettof Luster Cote, Inc., Ricky Co-rona of Storm Products & Dex-ter Shoes, and Dean Danner ofJ & P Trophies.

Please join us when we travelto AMF Riverside Lanes March5-6, 2005. Mail your entries inearly and be eligible for theStorm/Dexter drawing.

Come bowl with the bestSuper Senior Men 60+, Ladies50+ and the Jr. division Men 45-59, Ladies 40-49.

For more information, callPresident Dave Gulley at (949)677-6424 or visit our website:www.superseniortour.ws

Jr. Champ Bob Markiewicz, AMF Carter Lanes GM JoeGoodine, Sr. Champ Don Jackson

Senior Finalists - Standing - Tom Gerster, John Cocchi,Corky Demaio, Ralph Wingert . Kneeling - Terry Brent, DonJackson, Tom Freid, Maury Griffith

Junior Finalists - Ron Gales, Bob Markiewicz, TonyRodriquez, Bob Brady, John Fitzgerald, Mark Dyer

Cal BowlNo-Tap

Feb. 5thby Carol Mancini

LAKEWOOD — OH BOY!IT’S NO TAP TIME AGAIN ATCAL BOWL. This is the onethat even the big guns like toshoot.

Must be the $40 entry fee forthe six games, lots of ways tocash and the optionals thatdraws the crowds.

Saturday, February 5th is thedate, sign-in at 5:30 p.m. andbowl at 6. Early in—Early out.

Reserve your spot at 562-421-8448 or just show up earlywith the cash.

Cal Bowl is freeway close.Carson off the 605 and go west.You can’t miss it.

Brent Hits OCTraveler 300

by Frank Kietz WESTMINSTER — TerryBrent went wild recently here atWestminster Lanes rolled a 300game in the Orange Empire Se-nior Travel League. JesseLovelace rolled the first oneshooting for Westminster #1, the10-team league’s first segmentwinner.

Terry was subbing but madethe weekly honor roll with a300/716 series.

Others on the weekly honorlist: Yoshiaki Oka 294/758, MelThomas 257/744, Jim Upton288, Sharon Grenda 228/626and Dorris Ore 219/622.

Rossmoor Lanes, composedof Belmont Smith, Frank Heller,Tom Lindsey and Bob Artunian,started the second half as lead-ers.

The loop will return to Or-ange Bowl Tuesday, February8th. For more information, callMilt Cisneros 949-581-5137.

OCBA BoardMeeting Sun., February 13

by Frank Kietz GARDEN GROVE — Or-ange County Bowling Associa-tion President Bill Huntingtonwill preside over the 9:00 a.m.Sunday, February 13 board ofdirectors meeting to be held atthe association’s headquarters,13896 Harbor Blvd., 5-A.

Vice-President Alan Thomp-son will conduct an associate’straining meeting at 8:30 a.m.

According to executive direc-tor Robert Hartmann we willhave a full agenda. We hope tohave reports from Greendale re-garding the United States Bowl-ing Congress.

For more information, call714-554-1880.

Thursday, February 3, 2005 Page 5BOWLING NEWS

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at Premeire Lanes

WEST COVINA–Rich Pe-coraro came through in crunchtime to win his first ABTA Titlein a splendid performance at su-per West Covina Lanes, as hedowned the top seed Jim Lozanoin the final game to take homethe championship trophy to SanBernardino and a nice $1,400top prize.

Rich topped a decent turnoutof 185 entrants (4-squads) whichsaw cut scores of Men +74 andthe Ladies hitting a good +40 tomake the semi finals. Super Se-niors added to the board wereMary Nakunz, Ely Cruz andAimee Ahorro.

The 41 bowlers in the Semisthen took to the floor, hoping toadvance to the finals in hopes ofmaking the top 16 Single Elims.

Jim Lozano took it to themin the semis blasting a huge+130 to be the top seed, and giv-ing him the benefit of sitting outto bowl in the title game. Rightbehind Jim was Rich Pecorarowith his fine +124 so Richwould get to sit out in round oneof the top 16 Single Elim finalsentering in round #2.

After the Semis it took a nice+25 to make the top 16 finaliswhich included four women, andlosers in round one were IanBenavides, David Polus, JosieMatsumoto, Ping Tubera, InnoHarman, Les tucker, and JowellTatlonghari, and they cashed in10-16th place and $100 each.

In round two we hadPecoraro enter the field anddown a pretty first time finalistJinny Lei in a tight one 237-231.Deborah Sanders edged KathySolowitz by one little pin 174-173, Marty Nakunz edged JohnLicauco 233-228 and Jello Graydowned the Match Game win-ner Noli Val De Leon 194-189and Losers of round 2 got checksof $105 in 6-9th places. A pit-tance to Mr. Val De Leon on thisnight:-) Nakunz edged Deborahin a good one 189-186 andPecoraro downed a jaded Mr.Gray 213-160, so Deborah andJello were 4th and 5th cashingfor $115 with Marty and Richto meet for the right to bowlLozano for the title.

This was a game that no onedeserved to lose and it went tothe 10th frame as Pecoraordoubled to ice the win in athriller to end Marty’s run andhe was third with a great show-ing and Rich off to the the title

Pecoraro Wins ABTA Title at West CovinaVal De Leon is $3,500 Match Game Winner • Por hits Match Series

match vs top seed Lozano.The Title game was set and

Jim elected to lead off and afterfive frames Pecoraro with adouble and being clean was wayin front as Jim had three opensand lost the shot, Pecorarodoubled again to put the title inthe bag and won out over a try-ing Lozano 224-185. Greatbowling Rich and this is title #2as he had won many years agoin the ABTA also and is nowback to bowling again! Mark anda title well-deserved and title #2could be next for this likable guy.

Great bowling by JimLozano and Marty Nakunz whohas been on a roll also.

ABTA Notes Tourney HiQualifiers were Jim Lozano wholed the men at +193, and prettyJenny Lei led the ladies at +95,and they get paid entries.

The optional doubles weretaken by Romy Bautista andSimon Rojas and their 1386 gotthem $110, and we paid 8 placesthis week in the doubles.

Brian Reyes, Greg, and GinaVelarde couldn’t eliminate oneanother in the 3-6-9 so they splitthe $50 after 6 shots and we willgo for a tidy $1,500 this week inthe 3-6-9 at Premiere Lanes.

The Match Game 3 wasMatched by one of our fine regu-lars Noli Val Deleon whose 187game drawn by Lozano wasworth the cap of $3,500 and wehad a $50 Carryover so will es-timate the Match Game at$1,250 this Saturday. Noli wasbuying the beer at West Covina

The Match Series also wasMatched as a 538 was drawn bytourney Lozano and it was $268to Stan Por so we will estimatea $250 Match Series Saturday.

The Columbia 300” ball ofthe week went to ABTA regular“Iron Mike” Benavides his luckyticket was drawn by prettyABTA member Irene Kang.Mike opt for the new Back YardBully! He thanks our sponsorColumbia 300 for the fine ball.Champion Rich Pecoraro is fromSan Bernardino and used a HotShot drilled by Dave Edis atCovina Bowl. Rich is single andhe thanks Dave for the great balldrilling.

Jim Lozano is from El Monteand used a Columbia Ricochetdrilled by Spanky Rosales atAction Lanes. Jim is married toKathy with five kids. Yvonne,Richard, Jimbo Jr. and Reuben.

He thanks his family for support.This Weekend we will visit

popular Premiere Lanes in SantaFe Springs and in a Special Su-per Bowl flavor we have our an-nual contest with each entrantguessing the score of the SuperBowl between the Eagles andPatriots and the winner will gethis room paid for our big An-nual Las Vegas July 1-2-3-4 atthe Gold Coast. Runnerup gets$50 in cash. Premiere is easilyaccessed from the 605 take rTelegraph Rd. east 3 miles orfrom the 5 freeway takeCarmenita north 2 miles to tele-graph then west 3 blocks. Thephone there is 562-941-0271

On a sad note we are in-formed of the passing of Den-nis Roach, who was a finebowler and also a fine man.Bowling was Dennis’ passionand he bowled several of theclubs and was pretty darn goodat it too. I have had the pleasureof bowling with, and againstDennis for 30 years. He was tooyoung to go! He will be missedby all who knew him. GodBless!

The following week we willagain visit West Covina Lanesin another one day event andnew schedules will be mailedsoon. If You have a new addressplease get it to us as this mailercovers February til the middleof August.

We had several new mem-bers join this week, first timecashers were Jim Lozano, JinniLei, and Josh Koch.

It’s history Folks, as RichPecoraro enters the archives asour latest champion.

For further info see our ad inthis paper or call the ABTA 562-868-7164

Last but not least, thanks toWest Covina for the superb ser-vice and hospitality. We will re-turn there next week for anothergood one!

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATION(At Brunswick West Covina Lanes)

January 29, 2005OFFICIAL RESULTS

1. Richard Pecoraro 724 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry 400.00 2. Jim Lozano (60%) 730 300.00 3. Martin Nakunz (SS) 640 200.00 4. Jello Gray 678 115.00 5. Deborah Sanders 675 115.00 6. John Licauco 722 105.00 7. Noli Valdeleon 682 105.00 8. Jinny Lei 634 105.00 9. Kathy Solowitz 627 105.0010. Inno Harman 628 100.0011. Josie Matsumoto 625 100.0012. Lester Tucker (SS) 636 100.0013. Ping Tubera (LH) 637 100.0014. Jowell Tatlonghari 644 100.0015. Ian Benavides 680 100.0016. David Polus (60%) 713 60.0017. Anna Morgan 620 78.7517. Matt Fukuda (60%) 620 47.2519. Romy Bautista 617 75.0020. Steve Bryant 613 72.5021. Roger Romero (SS) 612 70.0022. Phil Holland (SS) 605 70.0023. Imee Ahorra (SS) 604 67.5024. Angel Chau 602 67.5025. Noli delos Angeles 601 65.0026. Glenn Matsumoto 599 61.2526. Chris Romero 599 61.2528. Ed Abraca 590 56.2528. D.A. Smith 590 56.2530. Harvey Fenster (60%)587 31.5031. Louis Brooks (SS) 584 52.5032. Ron Chandler 583 50.0033. Brent Loya 568 50.0034. Tony Catapano 549 47.0034. Mike Noska 549 47.0034. Josh Koch 549 47.0037. Laura McIntosh 545 45.0037. Ely Cruz (SS) 545 45.0039. Belinda “Brat” Crowder540 44.0040. Oliver Nicio 523 44.0041. Richard Ramirez 511 44.00

DOUBLES 1. Simon Rojas/ Romy Bautista 1386 110.00 2. Bedell Vsquez/ Romy Baustita 1345 90.00 3. Inno Harman/ Filbert Tjakra 1342 70.00 4. Jeje Gabriel/ Ian Benavides 1331 60.00 5. David Jones/ Ian Benavides 1319 50.00 6. Erick Luciano/ MarkLester Anthony1318 30.00 7. Marvin Crowder/ Belinda Crowder 1308 15.00 7. Noli Valdeleon/ Julian Conwi 1308 15.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores

Sat. Men: +74, Sat. Women: +40Super Seniors: Martin Nakunz, ElyCruz, Imee Ahorro

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Jim Lozano +193Women: Jinny Lei +95

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Brian Reyes, Greg Velarde, GinaLynnVelarde 50.00Is Worth This Week 1,500.00

MATCH GAME — 187Noli Valdeleon 3,500.00Estimated This Week 1,200.00

MATCH SERIES — 538Stan Por 268.00Estimated This Week 275.00

COLUMBIA 300 BALLMike BenavidesPrize Fund, 185 4,498.00Paid Entries, 17 @ $44.00 748.00Optional Sidepots 1,122.00Doubles 440.00Brackets 8,625.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 400.00Match Series 268.00Match Game 3,500.00TOTAL PAID OUT $19,739.00

187 is worth $3,500 to Noli: Noli Val De Leon is congratulated byABTA Semifinalist Belinda Crowder for his super 187 game whichwas the score drawn in the Match Game 3 pot at West Covina Lanes.Hey Noli, that comes out to $18.72 per pin! Great Bowling!

Pecoraro wins ABTA Title at West Covina (L-R) Bottom Jim Lozano (runnerup) RichPecoraro Champ $1,400 Marty Nakunz 3rd Top Deborah Sanders 4th, Leo “Horses”Tartamella ABTA Dir. Bobbie Nakunz Marty’s #1 fan

ABTA LeagueAt Valley View

Greg Velarde led all scoresthis week with his 247/679,followed by Paul Chavez 255/663, Anthony Smith 235/660,(sub) Ronnie Thompson 228/655, Doug Salzman 243/652,Rey Josafat 233/642, NickRod-riguez 216/630 and JerryCant 245/625. Bill Hamblyhad a 252.

The ladies were led againby Della Douglass 224/636,Deborah Sanders 215/612,(sub) Maria Bacos 226/592,Elvie Medestomas 217/550,Emma Johnson 212/544,Belinda Crowder 192/538 andEstrella Ferry 198/536. TracyCueto (sub) had a 203.

Side pot winners: Firstgame, Paul Chavez 255, sec-ond game, Bill Hambly 252,third and super pot went toGreg Velarde 247.

The 50/50 winner to anyregular ABTA tournament wasGlenn Matsumoto. Our matchgame number was worth $720and Steve “Speedy” Bryanthad the matching number, 209.Congratulations Speedy!

Thursday night (the 3rd)will be our position night, subsallowed. March 3rd will be ourthird POSITION ROUND, nosubs allowed.

ABTA tournament will beat Premiere Lanes in Santa FeSprings. Please check theBowling News for directionsand squad times.

Watch For NewSchedules Soon

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W E S T M I N S T E R – T h eAmateur Bowlers Tour (ABT)Orange County Branch will befinishing our special two week-end tournament at WestminsterLanes this Saturday February, 5,2005. We will have two quali-fying squads on Saturday after-noon at Noon and 2pm. One inevery five entries will be addedto the Semifinals from eachsquad this Saturday, with theSemifinals scheduled at 4pm.Finals will follow. First placeis estimated at $2000 with theWin, Place, and Show Pot. En-try fee for this tournament is alow $50 (for both Classic andMasters) and the Win, Place ,and Show Pot is an additional$20 fee.

We will offer BIG $100sidepots at both the Noon and2pm squads with 20 entries.

Also, we will be extendingour special offer for new/rejoinmembers through the month ofFebruary. If you join or rejointhe Amateur Bowlers Tour(ABT) Orange County Branchnow thru February 28th, 2005you will receive a free shirt withyour embroidered name and anABT logo.

Remember, you still have 5more tournaments left to get inthe required 10 entries for theABT/Storm Spring NationalTournament at Sam’sTown inLas Vegas. The Classic Divisionis paying $40,000 for first place(plus a Progressive Pot) and theMasters Division will offer a$10,000 first place with full Pro-gressive Pot based on 300 en-tries. The deadline for entriesis March 15, 2005. Please callus at (714) 898-7874 for moreinformation or entry applica-tions. Now is also the time toorder additional shirts with yourname and ABT logo embroi-

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ABT-2 Embroidery hasmany shirts specially priced foryou to take to the ABT/StormSpring National Tournament inLas Vegas. Prices start as lowas $20 for a shirt with your nameembroidered on the back and anABT logo. Just call (714) 898-7874 for more information.

Pickwick Jr’sBy Tish Plotkin

I’m proud to say we have agreat number of qualifiers forthe Pepsi Tournament coming inMarch. Our youth bowlers per-formed well and I’m excited tosee so many going to the districtfinals. Don’t forget to encour-age your bowling youngsters toparticipate in as many tourna-ments as possible to attain schol-arship monies. It’ll help pay forthe books, parents!

Tuesday Preps reported awe-some handicap scores fromLucas Yepez 180/501, SpencerMalden 178, James Cuentas480, Melanie Novotny 169/444and Renee Lawson 165/454.

Tuesday Juniors are smallbut mighty with scratch scoresfromTommy Neuzil 212/585,Bobby Filson 203 and SteveMoney 533. Handicap honorsgo to Matthew Avanian 239/677.

Saturday Bumpers showgreat promise with scores fromnew bowlers Patrick Woodsome100/149 and Jeremy Elliot 77/145. Other great scores wereDaisy Escobar 92/181 andBrittney Eklund 88/164.

Saturday Preps are vying fortop honors with outstandingscratch scores from Terry Ryan158/445, Brandon Spengeman155/434, Canette Peppler 110/308, Raylin Rivera 102/292 andAndrea Young 102. Handicaphonors go to Jesse Salazar 175,Patrick Trillo 170, JessicaJerebicz 157 and Nastassia Sex-ton 154/439.

Saturday Juniors are grow-ing stronger with scratch scoresfrom Sean Blanch 255/661,Bobby Filson 246/629, AnthonyAllen 211/576, Everly Sahagun214/578, Sarah Lugo 200/529and Tara Cross 180/494. Handi-cap honors go to Ryan Simon240, Chris Shaffer 688, DannyGarcia 683, Heather Isaacs 245/684 and Xeres Villanueva 649.

Keep it going.

SED YouthLeaders Travel

by Will JacksonSED Youth Leaders took to

the lanes Saturday at CerritosLanes. There were not too manyhigh scores but enough to bragabout in this article. Leading oursession after a bad first game andletting his team down by losingthe first point and that’s the onlypoint they lost, Matt Harris 246-234-222/857.

The only other 800 shooterwas Mikey Helferstay followingclosely with a 247-221/837. Ontop of the 700’s Sadia Ward 232-214/798, Justin Mc Cullin 266-205/793, Dayton Crossley 225/780, Remy Mattison 244/739(nice 114 game), Justin Eubanks217-205/723, Jeff del Mar 220/712, and Rashad Sandrige 213/710.

Team standings look likethis: taking over the lead with asolid week is Ms. Ward’s Crewwith 31 1/2 points and in sec-ond 1/2 game behind is South-west Bowl #2. Our next sessionis confirmed at Keystone Lanesat 2:00 not 2:05 not 2:15, but2:00 pm. Don’t forget to turn inyour Pepsi money this week.See everybody Saturday, andplease be on time.

BVL FinalsComes ToAn Endby Pam Costanzo

The 2005 Annual BVL Fi-nals has come to an end. ForestLanes proved to be a great hostfor our Tournament. The staffwas very helpful starting withthe mechanic to the desk per-sonal all the way up to the man-ager. Thanks for making ourTournament a successful one.

The lanes, which are new bythe way, must have been in realgood shape. As reported lastweek, there was a 300 game andthe classic division ended witha duo of 700 series. Severalbowlers rolled way above theiraverages and Orange Countywill be represented very highly.

The unofficial division win-ners are as follows: Classic —Jason Nelson (708) andMichelle VanWyhe (668); Divi-sion A —Ronald Zettelmier(650) and Sue Appell (584); Di-vision B —Ernie Arriola (597)and Michelle Lindenmuth (554);Division C — John Koutis (557)and Irene Loder (517); DivisionD — Ben Rizzo (439) andSandy Dashiell (522), and Di-vision E — Cindy Fedden (335).The Division winners will re-ceive their awards at the open-ing ceremonies of the OrangeCounty Championship Tourna-ment on February 19. They willalso be eligible to bowl in theCalifornia Bowlers BVL SinglesClassic Tournament on May 6at Brunswick Covina Bowl.

Thanks again to all the Or-ange County bowlers for sup-porting BVL. My sincerethanks to Forest Lanes for host-ing this years’ Tournament. Andthe most important people I needto thank are the workers andthose bowlers that came out toshow their support for our hos-pitalized and disabled Veterans.

Seattle, WA–Miller HighLife has selected four lucky con-testants to participate in the “Ja-son Couch Challenge” Saturday,Feb. 5 at Brunswick ZoneNorcross in Norcross, Ga. dur-ing the 2005 PBA Atlanta Clas-sic.

Participants, who were cho-sen at random from a sweep-stakes held by the Miller HighLife brand, will square offagainst each other in an elimi-nation tournament beginning at11 a.m. EST for the right to bowla game with 11-time PBA Tourtitlist Jason Couch immediatelyfollowing.

If the contestant that bowlswith Couch converts a 7-10 split,they will receive $100,000. Allcontestants receive a MillerHigh Life bowling ball, bowlingbag and other items from Millerand the PBA.

Four Fans to Bowlfor Big Bucks

The four contestants are PaulConterato (Geneva, Ill.), GaryLoos (Tampa, Fla.), Jody Rivera(Butler, Pa.) and Carolyn Finney(Saginaw, Mich.).

Jason Couch, the 1992 PBARookie of the Year, is one of 30bowlers to amass over $1 mil-lion in career earnings. The left-hander made history by winningthree consecutive PBA Tourna-ment of Champions major titlesfrom 1999-2002.

Couch, along with PatrickHealey Jr. and Bryon Smith, issponsored by Miller High Lifein the 2004-05 PBA SponsorChampionship Competition.

The PBA Atlanta Classictakes place Feb. 2-6 atBrunswick Zone Norcross, withthe final four bowlers compet-ing for the $40,000 top prize andan exemption for the 2005-06PBA Tour season live on ESPNSunday, Feb. 6 at 2 p.m. EST.

R U Ranked Invitational Winner Chip Pettiford receives$500 from BCS representative Arleen Smith at Cal Bowl.

Thursday, February 3, 2005 Page 7BOWLING NEWS

West Coast Senior TourPresents

D.A. WrightPresident

Dick SandersTournament

Director:760-363-8141

WCST - Ebonite SinglesForest Lanes, Lake Forest, CA

February 19-20, 2005

Regular Division 56 Entries1st $1000.00 7th $365.00 13th $295.002nd $725.00 8th $350.00 14th $285.003rd $535.00 9th $335.00 15th $200.004th $485.00 10th $325.00 16th $190.005th $435.00 11th $315.00 17th $180.006th $385.00 12th $305.00 18th $170.00

Super Senior Division 24 Entries1st $700.00 4th $335.00 7th $260.002nd $500.00 5th $310.00 8th $235.003rd $360.00 6th $285.00

Qualifying: Saturday, February 19, 2005. Check In Time: 9:30AM, Bowl: 10:00AMTwo 5 Game Blocks, with a one hour break for lunch after first block ends.

Entry Fee: $165.00 for Current WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00.Finals: Sunday, February 20, 2005, Starts at 8:30AM.

Pay-Off based on Entries in each division:

Qualifying: Saturday, February 19, 2005. Check In Time: 9:30AM, Bowl: 10:00AMTwo 5 Game Blocks, with a one hour break for lunch after first block ends.

Entry Fee: $165.00 for Current WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00.Finals: Sunday, February 20, 2005, Starts at 8:30AM.

Pay-Off based on Entries in each division:CALL THE WCST OFFICE NOW TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS AT 760-363-8141.CURRENT WCST MEMBERS THAT ARE DUE TO RE-NEW YOUR DUES AS WELLAS ANY NEW BOWLERS WISHING TO JOIN THE WCST, SEND IN YOUR $60.00NOW TO WCST, 10888 WEST DRIVE #3, MORONGO VALLEY, CA 92256. ANNUALDUES ARE GOOD FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE TIME YOU JOIN.

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B.V.L. Awards DinnerAttention Super Seniors Ages 60 and Up JoinIn The Action With The Regular Division Ageof the WCST Ebonite Singles At Forest Lanes

By Dick SandersLAKE FOREST–The weekend of February 19-20, the WCST

will be at Forest Lanes in Lake Forest, CA. The recreated divisionof the Super Seniors ages 60 and up got off to a very good start atAMF-Bowlium Lanes in Montclair, last month as 13 super Seniorsentered and Doug Johnson was the winner of the 1st place prize in astep-ladder roll-off of $500.00.

All in all counting the 3 super seniors that got to cross over andbowl for the regular division prizes in the finals and the 4 superseniors in the step-ladder roll-off, they won a total $3275.00 of the$7530.00 paid out for the prize fund.

Bowlers ages 60 and up, this is an excellent opportunity for youto cash in these prizes also, Super Seniors actually are bowling fortheir own prize fund, with the exception of the super seniors thatqualify high enough to cross over into the regular division finals.

The super seniors crossing over will bring their prize moneythey pay into the tournament with their entry fee over to the regulardivision finals. One squad only on Saturday, February 19th to startat 10:00AM.

Entry Fee for the tournament is $165.00 for current WCST Mem-bers, Guests to add $15.00 to that fee. New bowlers, $60.00 tojoin. Current WCST Members due to re-new your Dues also to pay$60.00 if entering this tournament or pay a guest fee of $15.00.Two 5 game blocks, with an hour break for lunch after the firstblock.

Number of Finalists and Number of Games according to theRules and Guide-Lines of the WCST on Entries of the tournamentto determine the finals format for each division. Finals on Sunday,February 20th to start at 10:30AM.

Call the WCST Office for information and Reservations for thistournament. 760-363-8141. WCST Office Address is 10888 WestDrive #3, Morongo Valley, CA 92256.

“Big Ed” =Big Series

by Roberta McNaughtIt was position round last

week in the 590 Classic atLinbrook. Each team foughthard to improve their standings.Only 20 points separate the top4 teams.

“Big Ed” Stoute earned tophonors with an 891 series, shoton games of 191, 257, 196 and247.

Eva Munson was high for theladies, winning all 4 of hermatch points (from guess who?).Four 200 plus games gave heran 816 series.

Other weekly highs were:Tony Chaco 259/888, FrankBellinder 257/887, Tom Stearn246/883, Alan Bloom 226/876,Shig Shozi 246/873, RodCantrell 258/872, Stan Guzy255/869, John Phillips 268/867,Roger Vasquez 230/855, EdHarris 237/850, Carl Adinolfi245/849, Jeff Montgomery 226/849, Juan Sandoval 225/843,John Valesquez 227/836, RobRoberts 279/834, WillyBordenave 228/833, JackBoffing 259, Don Hart 257, JoeRouette 254, Rey Ortiz 254,Jerry Knight 248, Janet Ander-son 246, Gino Vassallo 244, Ri-chard Hand 236, Lloyd Thierry234, Karen Bagnall 233, Al Lara233, Carolynne Schley 230,Brian Roberge 228, EdHermance 226, Chris Demarco225, Rose Williams 213, JoyMcGregor 211, Gloria Ferrulli206 and Diane Salinas 205.

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Prize checks mailed one week after tournament.

LAKEWOOD — Hi fromCal Bowl. Thanks to all thebowlers who turned out forour R U Ranked? Invitationalon Saturday,January 29,which was sponsored by BallReaction. If you haven’t doneit yet, be sure and sign up forour Valentine’s Best SeriesNo-Tap on Saturday, Febru-ary 12 at 1:00 p.m., check-inat 12:00 noon. Bowl fourgames and throw out the low-est game. Cost is only $22,sidepots optional at $4. Formore information, see our adon this page.

A few leagues have twoweeks of scores to report sohere they are.

YOUNG AT HEART(1-24) Ella Phillips 94-85-

98/277, Jacque Donaldson120-114-114/348, MoreneSimon 121-142-145/408, EllisHouston 210-158-144/512,Willie Creer 172-170-119/461, Tom Pettway 192-157-178/527, Audrey Johnson149-156-110/415, EdwardJohnson 190-176-184/550,Willie Young 194-203-167/564, Art Nelson 154-145-150/449, Gene Hammons 170-151-139/460, JamesJohnson 178-228-137/543,John Brider 193-189-171/553, Mac McNealy 147-160-162/469, Joe McDonald 140-180-122/442, Rachel Bright125-107-131/363, ConnieLopez 124-122-104/350,Fred Contreras 176-151-145/472, Albert Burnett 139-176-147/462, Josh Hudson 167-168-142/477, Nancy Carter(99)-79-122/290, EvaHammons 88-95-77/260,Freddy Ford Jr. 130-126-116/372, Ed Stoute 169-165-195/529. (1-31) Ella Phillips 106-104-121/331, JacqueDonaldson 131-125-151/407,Ellis Houston 183-205-204/592, Willie Creer 158-220-164/542, Tom Pettway 211-190-205/606, Willie Young142-147-188/477, Art Nelson159-190-127/476, JamesJohnson 156-201-198/555,John Brider 158-199-180/537, Mac McNealy 158-210-163/531, Joe McDonald 147-183-155/485, Rachel Bright131-117-132/380, ConnieLopez 102-96-111/308,Rosalind Harris 102-96-93/272, Fred Contreras 154-138-119/411, Albert Burnett162-158-144/464, JoshHudson 172-169-211/552,Nancy Carter 129-115-109/353, Freddy Ford Jr. 133-126-141/400, Earl Hullett191-170-236/597, Ed Stoute212-236-223/671, DonQunine 128-130-127/385,Charles Gleason 228-234-180/660.

RECYCLED TEENS(1-24) Wendell Ledbetter

255/605, Ning Barcelona501, Terry Binuya 555, ChuckAshton 536, Wilfredo Panton579, Boylee Inocente 237-226-240/703, Ed Stoute 546,Lillie Darden 522, Earl Hullett587, Erma Gibbons 512, KenHolliday 225-200-256/681,John Mathews 541, TomSpencer 513, Jerry Hayes212/615, Ernie Jackson 585,Gene Schofield 538, KathyAllen 550, Ken Seiple Sr. 535,Lanore Knudson 520, JimBurke 221/615, FrankGrandstaff 501, EduardoBuhay 556, Ben Alferos 534,Frank Fernandez 534, WalterMilsap 228/602, GeneSkulick 525, Al Williams 204-265-243/712. (1-31) BenAlferos 515, FrankFernandez 221/555, RicoCayton 555, WendellLedbetter 235-202/621, JimBurke 219-214/631, NingBarcelona 524, Katie Olivera201/517, Terry Binuya 535,Wilfred Panton 527, ChikikoFegurgur 516, BoyleeInocente 231-211/615, FrankGrandstaff 546, EduardoBuhay 536, Dolores Castillo

201/540, Gene Skulick 225-204/621, Ken Holliday 225-244-205/674, Walter Millsap204-225/619, Bill Miller 577,Tom Spencer 504, JoshHudson 209-214/583, WillieBurkhalter 546, SamHuckeby 201/522, Al Dimas526, Dorothy Ruggerio 210/528, Dominic Saraceno 527,Al Williams 239/569, Al Ortiz225/580, Ed Stoute 523, LillieDarden 203/508, Earl Hullett211/589, Jerry Hayes 202/505, Ernie Jackson 217/599.

LONG BEACH CITYEMPLOYEES

(1-17) Clay Barnett 226/615, J J Scott 223/593, R JPerkins 244/592, MikeCampbell 218/592, PeeWeeMunson 213/591, ReneeScott 225/574, Herman Long199/564, Cesar Usi 205/561,Roy Hess 213/559, PaulRichardson 227, Rick Sharp216, Nick Sanchez 211, Rob-ert Katzenberger 194,Dupree Millsap 192, FredMeisel and Sharon Barnett191, Jerry Waken 190.(1-24)Paul Richardson 182-238-235/655, Clay Barnett 221/599, J J Scott 208/587,Herman Long 194/576, MikeCampbell 206/564, RobertKatzenberger 222/559,Renee Scott 190/556, SharonBarnett 218, Michael Davis209, Dupree Millsap 205,Rick Sharp and Joe Coco202.

CAL BOWLEROSCarole Fischer 212/590,

Cathy Wyatt 205/546, Bar-bara Bishop 207/528, BettyMoss 524, Ella Hayes 517,Lydia Miller 516, JoyceWeinmann 514, Bette JaneRichardi 508, Betty Phillips504, Bertie Clay 185 allspare/503.

SENIOR MEN TRIOBilly Scott 188-215-197/

600, Ellis Houston 255-195-213/663, Butch Hernando218-145-241/604, RalphWingert 210-201-214/625,James Burke 211-226-224/661, Archie Stull 279-221-213/713, Rick Llaneta 232-241-200/673, B J Theiss 258-223-187/668, JimmyHamilton 216-216-221/653,Rico Cayton 178-237-220/635, Douglas Johnson 222-237-186/645, Walter Millsap200-211-236/647, KenHolliday 226-199-183/609,Clarence Matthews 232, EdNeal 222, Sonny Dew 205,Henry Murdock 211, HermieDecastro 222, Walter Gist201, Pat Kinard 204, LarryGalloway 205, John Dunn201-227, Boylee Inocente235, Gene Skulick 207, TerryBinuya 256, Ernest Jackson216-214, Gerald Lunceford206, Rusty Campbell 209,Chazz Elgin 200, JesseSmith 212, Paul Reynolds220, Chuck Ashton 206, RayCulp 237, Charles Gleason219, Cecil Knighton 200,Charles Davis 202, CurtisWhaley 246, Roosevelt Lewis202, Hugh Kemp 214, Rob-ert Thomas 225, Dale Park200, Earl Hullett 207, JoshHudson 205, ClarkVandenBerg 227, Billy Will-iams 212, Willie Panton 203,Rudy Munzon 224-200, ArtCrook 226, Chuck Patterson224, Joe Erwin 219.

VEGAS OUTLAWSEmmerson Wafer 252-241-

227/720, David Fitzgerald259-239-214/712, BurdellHooks 246-243-222/711,Barry Cockrell 259/664,Demetrius Reed 249/661,Marcus Lemons 248/677,Daniel Johnson 248/652,Lorenso Spencer 248, FeroWilliams 247/657, SandraJohnson 246, Greg Jackson245, Anthony Maxwell 244,Daniel Cashaw 243/654,Wayne Brown 243, FeleciaTripp 238/664, David Gray238, Robert Mosley 238,David Griddine 238, Willie

Washington 237, CharlesWoods 235, Reggie Smith235, June Collier 235, JackieJones 233, Steve Gurreri230, Vern Adams 228/676,Phyllisa Smith 228, DesiNixon 227, David Ferguson227, Steven Hood 227, PerisMeeks 227, Paul Staff 226,Crystal Barker 226, Joe Swift225.WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE

Daryl Brandt 170-210-216/596, Darren Jones 213-246-198/657, Shannon Santos216-216-227/659, DavidBarraza 226, Larry Bateman208, Ray Clair 200, RichardDubuke 201, Paul Griba 213,Guy Hunsinger 214, R PKramer 210, Sheila Lawton205, Greg Mobley 203, SteveRhodes 211, Albert Viernes207, Jay Wilson 200.

LONG BEACH POSTALBOWLING

Estelita Murray 165-145-177/487, Jun Callanta 233-234-204/671.

CAL STARSJamie Simmons 178-205-

195/578, Shonna Hernandez202-208-173/583, GaleCervantes 192-151-172/515,Betty Phillips 192-144-177/513, Becky Carroll 171-151-185/507, Bonnie Everett 201-208-137/546.

FUNSTERSBob Webb 539, Chuck

Ashton 518, Tom Dennis 202/520, Chuck Morrisey 222/560, Ben Alferos 224/585,Don Kelly 526, Josh Hudson258/626, Dodie Sajonas 510,Marion Spencer 500, BillMiller 561, Tom Spencer 514,Frank Grandstaff 557, ArtCrook 208/617, Bob Stickney522, Vancie Keith 533, DonKeith 519, Don Matthews204/544, Ken Seiple Sr. 552,Gene Skulick 507, JamieVallier 206/533, CurtisWhaley 200/534, FrankKrezan 240-200/597, JohnSherman 204/552, EdHansen 522.

BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 217-

227-247/691, Earl Hullett257-236-190/683, JimmyHamilton 268-232-181/681,Donald San Pedro 238-247-180/665, David Patterson245-244-174/663, JeffCureton 258-168-230/656,Van Williams 214-217-224/655, Roy Cunningham 197-216-234/647, Mel LeBeauf215-215-194/624, DannyMorales 168-247-203/618,Ward Keenan 202-202-203/607, Jim Valles (sub.) 228-244-237/709, Christy Estimo197-211-206/614, DawnLanger 213-190-214/607,Dottie Lawn (sub.) 160-211-177/548, Lillie Darden 214-198-123/535, Millie Buckles177-180-173/530, PeggieNakagawa 170-161-192/523,Michelle Hardin 151-213-158/522, Betty McDiarmid 161-158-192/511, AnnieYonemura 172-163-177/512,Donna Basa 159-168-178/505, Denise Reid 170-165-167/502, Paula Weissman167-171-182/520.GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS

Jamie Vallier 547, DorisWhite 513, Rico Cayton 576,Boylee Inocente 561, JimBurke 247-227-226/700, PatErwin 501, Wendell Ledbetter644, Ken Holliday 557,James Smith 524, Walter Gist513, John Dunn 565, TeeMcGee 508, John Mathews500, Don Quinine 584, HenryHom 594, C A Viernes 524,Don Keith 521, FrankFernandez 561, Ron McClain528, Ken Seiple Sr. 589,Mattie Wylie 519, StanMurren 549, Jim Young 528,Frank Grandstaff 500, WalterMillsap 243/627, KatieOliviera 531, John Welty 651,Donald Jones 523, TonyMorones 232/581, JimPadgett 580, Bob Stickney556, Jerry Stotts 603, Robert

Thomas 546, WillieBurkhalter 615, SamHuckleby 543, Fred Wills608.

SUNSET MIXED FOUR(1-23)James Matthews

243-214/639, Michael Buck214-205/614, Carole Fischer247-205/605. Brandon Mims222, Bill Perkins 216, ScottClydesdale 209, Vince Bauer204. (1-31) Michael Buck243-233-214/690, DonMatthews 252-214-213/679,James Matthews 238-234-204/676, Brandon Mims 244-200/604, Bob Mount 230,Reginald Robertson 226,Pamela Robertson 221,Carole Fischer 209, JamesHigh 207, Vince Bauer 206.

ELKS & FRIENDSEmmerson Wafer 267-183-

258/708, GaryKowarsch 225-237-225/687, Paul Bartels215-204-237/656, Jerry Cant237-219-192/648, Ed Brown213-213-194/620.

JUNIORSCadets

Alondra Garcia 120, AngeliBernardo 114-107, KimberlyBernardo 108-111, ChrisJohnson 79; Angeli Bernardo132, Kimberly Bernardo 112-134.

BobcatsAmanda Gonzales 159,

Dominique Nezey 115, Alex

Bonstein 157; Julian Hildalgo121, Dominique Nezey 116,Anthony Rasca 150,Rebecca Grandstaff 170.

ClassifiedTommy Bowler 208,

Amanda Neil 171-181,Tyrone Pulley 163, JasmineWalters 193-195, BryanPresley 208, Brandon Basa146-184, Melissa Basa 1250-133, Bryan Basa 202; RonaldLewis 179, Amanda Nell 176,Tyrone Pulley 190, Ryan Curl149, Andrew Montanez 164,Jon Gemme 128-126, Bran-don Basa 154, ChrisgenWhitfield 205, Daniel Brown222, Chris Porter 225/600,Bryan Presley 240/609,Oluwa Herndon 145.

ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

Gabriel Martinez 213,Jayln Guidry 91, DannyMartinez 144, RichDyczewski 143-168-1786/487, Jade London 161, MelleGuidry 79, Chrisgen Whitfield224, Chris Porter 215-215/602, Victoria Tetter 94-86,Ryan Curl 154-149; GabrielMartinez 215-233-235/683,Rich Dyczewski 198-165,Bryan Presley 214, Jade Lon-don 169-163, Bryan Basa200, Chris Porter 203, KikoColian 200, Ezekiel Johnson169.

AdultsAllen Tetter 223, Donnell

Guidry 212, Gary Kowarsch206-202, Billy Foster 213, JimPadgett 203, Matthew Basa207, Paul Mehl 245, Larry OJohnson 211, Norma Tetter169-156-130/440, PhylisshaSmith 222-203; GilbertMontanez 180, ScottCurl 167-186, JamesBlankenship 154, DonnellGuidry 219, Phylissia Smith213, Paul Mehl 210, WilliamBaskin 244, Tammy Porter164, Gary Kowarsch 226-256-247/729, Larry Johnson224, Charles Gleason 205-221/616, Bruce Foster 222.

FRIDAY NO-TAPJanuary 28, 2005

FINAL STANDINGS1. Andy Tellez 860$70.002. Charles Gleason 839 50.003. Larry Neri 830 34.004. Ray Varela 811 21.50

SIDEPOTS1. Andy Tellez-hdcp. 333 39.002. Charles Gleason-scr.300 39.003. Chris Riggins-hdcp. 332 39.00

3-6-9 $1,000.00No winner

INSURANCECharles Gleason/Clark VandenBerg split 39.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTCharles Gleason 839 39.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTFebraury 4th at 1:00 p.m.

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DOWNEY–The Brunswick/Cal BowlingSupply League is deep into the third round ofthe season. Four teams have secured spots inthe end-of-season rolloff, and four more spotsare up for grabs (plus two wild card spots). Ironi-cally at four seeded teams (by the luck of thedraw) ended up in “B” Division this round.

The T. D. Rowe team finally made a dent inthe Transcon Logistics armour, taking threegames from the over-all leader. The Transconcoasters all had sixes—Steve brode 671, DanCerio 642, Steve Schroeder 625 and Larry Gray630. They just never let up. But T.D. Rowe hasbattled up stream to with-in one game ofTranscon 16/15. For the “ROWE’RS CarlosCastillo 578, Julio Vasquez 685, JeffHickenbottom 642 and Derek Lee 706.

Already seeded Strike Connection is block-ing Pro Approach-Lakewood and J.C. Spas fromadvancing to a “position’ opportunity at theTranscon group. Both advancing teams won fourthis week.

For the “Spa” getters: James Cox 611, RandyMyers 582, Norm Black Sr. 628 and David VanGaston 657. They dunked “The Immel Team”for all four big points and sit four off the lead-ers 16. “The Immel Team” could only musterone 600 by Frank Bellinder. I heard Dave Scottwanted to take the new elevator (for wheel-chairs) straight to the basement and out the back.Get that thumbhole fixed! Or was that “dumbhole” fixed??

The “A” Division top spot is being covetedby Threadworks (15 wins) for at least one more

week, but Reback’s Plumbing at (14 wins) and ProApproach-Downey (14 wins) will be chomping atthe bit this coming Monday hoping for a sweep.Actually Threadworks clobbered Pro Approach-Downey this week to take the lead. Lanes 9-10weren’t giving up strikes easily. For the Pro’s: MarkZirges 548, Gary Gladstone 524 (you should checkMY ball-driller), Anthony Drapeau 633 and CareyMatkin 626.

The Threadworkers stitched up some greatscores. Tony Rodriguez (down 100 from last week)605, Mike Mellick 534, Anthony Carlton Jr. 643and James Maker 695.

Reback’s Plumbing (14 wins) plunged right intothe strike pool and salvaged four wins from Etonic.Check out these scores: Gabriel Garza 533, ScottSlocum 644, Jason Carrillo 723 and Levi Slocum736 for 2636.

Pro Approach-Lakewood (B Division) poppedthe biggest games of the night against the alreadyseeded Bowlers Depot-West Covina. How about?David Fairow Jr. 601, Billy Myers Jr. 607, PaulSmith 217-234-267/718 and the Whooper byVernon Adams 290-266-267/823. Add four to thePro Approach total. Now only four away fromTranscon.

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SAN DIEGO–It’s been a while since you have heard from KearnyMesa Bowl. I will try to get everyone up to date. There were plentyof high scores at the end of 2004 and the beginning of 2005.

On December 6, during the Ebonite/Chovan league, the Smithbrothers, Scott, Shed and Steve shot 300, 300 and 279, respectively,during their third games.

Carlos “No Thumb” Garcia finally reached the 300 club afternumerous scores in the 290’s. Yes, he finally carried the 10 pin!

There were a lot of high scores for some of our new bowlers.Congratulations to Tom Gregg and Bob Champagne on their per-sonal high scores!

The annual “No-Tap” Tournament was held Dec 26-29 and hada record turnout. There were over 120 teams and over 170 singles.Jimmy “Goldschlager” Huber and Woody “Jagermeister” Parcellswon the doubles with an outstanding 4 game total of 2,410. Need-less to say they also took first and second in the singles category.

Congratulations to all of the winning teams of the first half ofthe season.

Last, but not least, a very special Happy Birthday goes out toOscar Jones who, on his birthday, shot a 300. Way to go Oscar!!!!!

Now for the High scores:300 GAMES: Scott Smith, Shed Smith, John “Jo Po” Powanda,

Carlos “no thumb” Garcia, John Collins, Khalfani Williams, Oscar“birthday boy” Jones, Keith Parker, Lloyd Burleson, Gary Burke,Dan Jastorff, Nathan Bishop, Chad Swiman

299 GAMES: Josh Elhard, Mark Simmons, Carlos “no thumb”Garcia (x3)

298 GAMES: Scott “no shot” Collins800 SERIES: Scott “Ozzy” Osborn 804, Scott Slocum 834SUNDAY MIXED 4’S: First half winners: Team “Roy 101”Johnny Humble 235,245/235,256, Robert Hasson 226-256,

Woody Parcells 221/223, Matt Nugent 222,268,240-730/228, TonyPhan 215, Greg DeMattos 211, Jackie Hanson 234,212, Glenn Har-ris 224,214,267-705/243,205,267-715, Archan Phandanouva 257,Tom Gregg 208, Barbara DeMattos 200, Charles Verdin 246,236,Carlos “No thumb” Carcia 216,246,223, Kyle Christy 237,202, ScottAtwood 210, Scott “No shot” Collins 213, DJ Shepard 224,227

EBONITE/CHOVAN: Second quarter winners: “Mira MesaLanes” Jim Upson 268-708/ 269-706, Gary Burke 278-700, RobAbella 268-718, Lloyd Burleson 300/276, Scott “Ozzy” Osborn706/ 268-763, Wayne Yamamoto 256/266-700/710, Shed Smith 300/268, Marcus Stermer 276-701/728, John “Jo Po” Powanda 268/265, Keith Parker 300, Mike Eggert 258/279-709/268-717, JeffLewen Jr. 248/247-723/735, Debbie Ayers 279, Ryan Silvas 700,Steve Cornelius 258,258-752, Joel Reyes 266-731, Scott Smith 300,257, Jim O’Connor 253-707, Jeff Lewen Sr. 255, Mike Finney 253/259, Glenn Harris 266, Wayne Morris 253,268-731, Bob Markiewicz268, Carlos Vasquez 257,258-750/704, Phil Braun 279-728, MarkLewen 289,280-795/278-715, Joey Naperala 245, Charlie Baker258, Louieeeee Bullas 279, Johnny Long 279, Keith Klagge 255,Dan Jastorff 300/ 706, Jimmy Huber 258,257, Johnny Herrera 264/247,248, Dan Martin 279-705, Paul Willey Jr. 267, Michael Cowles288-727, Scott “no shot” Collins 248, David “Grand Ma” Billings267-745, Josh Elhard 279-765, Steve Mathews 268, Leo Terhune-Loomis 707, Randy Taylor 703, Lyle D. Rollins 278-720, JohnBailey 257, Ray Valdez 266-705, Archan “the man” Phandanouva254, Oscar “birthday boy” Jones 300-739, Randy Veach 268, LauraHardeman 257, Mike Hardeman 289-707

SECRET MIXED5’S: First half winners: “Stones + Bones”Tom Wemyss 257-710/233,225/247,260,206-713, Jerry Sabio

212,221, Tom Mahoney 234,233/227/246, Mark Coleman230, PaulGolden 228,201, Kyle Ross 259, Kevin Shrand 202, Steven Briggs209, Jerry Sabio 223, Jay Knudsen 203, Jerold Burrow 206, RonDowd 245, John “big red” Stabler 223

DOUBLE NICKEL: (winners not in yet) Dee Johnson 202,Ralph Johnson 203, Bob Fletcher 216/236, Leon Jackson 228, ClydeStapp 214/204, Koch Coccellato 203, Jim Ryan 222, Charlie Jones216,224, Otis Flake 207, Robert Marlbrough 200, George Hebert214, Jim Ryan 212

INDUSTRIAL DOUBLES: first half winner: Will Shores andJim Lewis (pick a name guys….) Jim “Silver” Fox 230, Ray Smith278-713, Mike Devany 249, Jim Lewis 248/227,236/246, LoriWilkinson 232/232, \ Ricky Diskin 235,278-719, Judy Slezak 202,Steve Slezak 200, Donna Donohue 234, Joe Colley 237,247,231,Will Shores 245, Linda Segawa 213/211, Thuong Le 266,233,Cameron Schleiche 221, Rick Stangler 233, 234, Dave Wilinkson222, 225

CONFUSED GAMBLERS: First half winners: “7 Wonders”Juli Finney 234, Kevin Stevens 256, Daniel Braggs 223, Steve Jack-son 233, Nora Baxtor 214, Hugh Akutagawa 200/204, JanetKloppenburg 216, Roger Bisonnette 234, Dave Burglund 230, CrisFoley 236,234, Steve Foley 236, 234, Paul Roe 236, Nancy Meyn203, Roger Linton 220

WARRIORS: First half winners: “Out drink us” Corey Aasen“Powers” 236/266/247, “Dirty” Harry Shrum235/268, Terry “Frostythe” Stroman 243,245, Paul Willey “Coyote” Jr. 246,258,231-735,Dan “Capt. James T.” Burke 277, Nate “Pawn to” Bishop 259/247,248,257-752, Jim “Silver” Fox 226,259,237-722, Jason“Vorhees” Wilt 243, Joshua “Tree” Elhard 257, Marcus “Allen”Stermer 255, Joe “Viva la” Paris 225,248,259-762, Rick “the Bos-ton” Stangler 279/250,244/709, Ernie Santos “Claus” 235, BrianHoward “Johnson” 257, 279-707 Brad “San Diego” Zufelt 257, Al“Bundy” Cullins 255, Mike “Nolan” Ryan 270-704, 258-702 Charlie“Pastry” Baker 257, “Ask” Derwin Williams 246, Jim “Ted” Nugent259/279,255,207-741, Rob “Tom” Jones 268, Derek “Telly Savalas”Kozlak 289-727/259, Gene “ Summer” Kemp 274, 205,256-735,John All-In 238,245,254-737, Mike “Laurel and” Hardeman 257,Archan “The Man” Phandanouva 260,246,214-720, Scott “Ozzy”Osborn 257,290,257-804, David “Oh’ Henry 235,260,248-742, Greg“Oh come all Yee Faithful” 257, Joseph Stanley Naperala 710, Bob“King” Klong 244-702, Louie “The Parrot” Bullas 266, Bob Cham-pagne “Toast” 213, Lou “Good Hands” Mathews 266,258,234-758,John “No relation to Scott” Collins 258-709, John “Finishing” Car-penter 278,

PRIDE ROLLERS: First half winners: “AYAA” Ron Suttora244,224/224,203, Scott Slocum 289,289,256-834, 231,237

SILVER STRIKERS: First half winners: “Alley Katz” CharlesSlough 205, Carl Fowler 225/213, Amel Kapitan 202, Jim Ryan203,202/202, Tony Apodaca 207, Robert Marlbrough 202.

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SUN UPS: First half winners; “The Moms” Barbara DeMattos266/216…..You go Girl!!!!!!

HIGH ROLLERS: Devin Brown 232, Jarrod Vizant 207, LarryChipps 215/212/212, Joey Naperala 221, Tino Dang 210/202,237/224, Scott Collins 256, Dan Alexander 204, Jay Smith 203/247,202,James Case 209, Jack Wade 204, Dwayne Barbee 212, Jerry Fafaul210, Eric Warner 200, Rich Snow 246, Brian Hetrick 227

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES: (winners not in yet) JamesPhomsavan 224, David Guthrie 242/260, Ray Colon 212/226, WillieEnrile 200, Sergie Stupa 254,278/227, Kevin Hagg 200,232,224,Jay Knudson 203, Joe Paris 233, Bruce Howerton 222,200, DougHatfield 200, Ken McCulloch 265, Dale Roble 213, Neil Generillo211, Theresa Wilson 203, Neal Methvin 211, Greg Wierman 211,Dave Shafer 221, Dave Cligan 200,232

EBONITE/620 TRIOS: First half winners: “Otay Mesa Re-alty” Paul Willey Jr. 268/255-702/263,202,268-733, Spud Brown713, Teddy Turner 257, Mark Bradley 256, Dan Jastorff 258/256,Doug Marek 268, Steve Cornelius 289-723/278, Kalfani Williams300-704, Archan Phandanouva 264/267, Josh Elhard 299-782/251-719/257,215,279-751, Rob Abella 257,257,214-728, Johnny “notso” Humble 250, Ken Racette 256-700/278,257,222-757, SimonNophalath 265, 265, Laura Hardeman 258, Joe Colley 269, Lyle D.Rollins 723, Todd Schmidt 276, Steve Hamaguchi 706, GayleRacette 256, Don Jackson 258, Jimmy Huber 266-730, MikeMcGinty 258, Frank Cortese 268, Dave Billings 266-730.

THIRSTY NITES: First half winners: “Fall-U-Mother” TerryBarnhart 225, Dave Stormoen 258, Ray Day 224,244, RonKirkpatrick 236/256/226,247,244-717, Ronald Strand 222, RandyStoner 232/224, Paul Wilson 223, Onam Kansaki 222, Glenn Tho-mas 223,237, Khalfani Williams 256/244, Ed Dillard 225/245,235,Pat McClurkin 252,280, Jerry Clonts II 229,221,238, Bill Grubb237/255, Arthur Lloyd 234,224, Scott Collins 257, Dale Crist 296,Jennifer Kirkpatrick 243, Travis Benelli 245/226,250,C.Higgins 251.

RAINBOW: Ross Williams 212, Ron Suttora 245,221/225,Dominic Mangiapan 268, Steve Torres 200,207/233, Brian Hetrick224,202/230,234/231,224, Rob Whitman 209, Rob Hisey 223, Su-san Backus 223,236,210, Joe Martinez 222/210, John Streit 236/225/232,245, Charles Copenhave 237, Charles Yzaguirre 241/245/237,246, Jennifer Koladin 223, Jack Owens 207, Mark Martinez219, John Nolan 214, Terry Harrison 210, George Carrico 268P.I.A.: First half winners: “IBC” Jeremy Russell 243-700, MarkBradley 239/232,226/248, Tino Dang 238, Justin Whiteley 223/235,238, Bruce Tan 238/223,228, Paul Theim 268-718/248,279-753, Tom Brophy 220, Gil VonMueller 238,236/235,223/244,George Halowell 226, Jim Hileman 225,235, Randy Epps 251,247,Dave Lansville 244/230, Fred Pasquarella 228/269, Alan Pulsifer221, Bryan Hoffman 226/226,233, Donny Halowell 222, SergeiStupa 247, Dennis Russell 234, Dustin Russell225,236

THURS. NITE FOOTBALL: First half winners: “The Charg-ers” Tug McGraw 201, Jeff Graham 217, Mike De La Cruz, 225/217,213/215, Steve Jones 233,233, Jason Reed 207/207/223, SandyCoker 206, Keith Linder 223, Graydon Latson 245/205, RuebenVillegas 222, J.D. 203, Adam Conrad 221, Sergei Stupa 224, JeffStreeper 224, Brian Specht 236

GOLDEN YEARS: First half winners: “Optimist Club” JimRyan 223, Ron Stephens 214/202, Al White 221, Richard Olpin202, Vivian Rinehart 225, Antonio Santos 204/210, Dottie Smith204, Bob Fletcher 220/203 Amel Kapitan 201, Koch Coccellato214, Leon Jackson 205/218,214, Julie Horn 204, Earl Cunningham208, Ed Burger 204

BARGAIN BASEMENT TRIOS: First half winners: “IGA”Alan Cooper 209,213, Otis Flake 224,203,201/202/225, AntonioSantos 205, Era Turner 210, Cave Pugh 202, Irene Gregory 200

FREESWINGERS: First half winners: “Secret Squirrels” CalSharpe 202/208, John Stabler 224,226/240,251, IV Long 225/218,Tony Damian 223, Jim Walrod 248,226/226, Sean Tucker 236,Danny Ogo 225/213, Pete Olds 214,210, Jimmy Walrod 223, JamesSquatrito 238/245,237, Jeff Lux 215, Corky Hopper 208, DerwinWilliams 226, Joe Whitham 223, Lyle D. Rollins 286, 227-716, StuLester 221, Elaine O’Brien 202, Nate Dickerson 213, A.Metras 224

GOODFELLOWS: First half winners: “P+P Towing” GregRaymond 225,226, Mike Poster 239,220/230,215, John “Jo Po”Powanda 234,224/237,247,232-716, Neal Methvin 235,223, DougMauck 221, Scott Collins 221, Lou Bullas 221/227/235, GeorgeAraki 219, Johnny Humble 221/265,234,268-767, Rob Jones241,234/232, Mike Blevins 231/233, Doug Marek 238/236,226/235,Carlos “P Diddy” Garcia 277,279-747/236/260,256, GeorgeSchaeffer 256,242-701/265, Kevin Hagg 222/233, Len Kohl 220,Sergei Stupa 235/225, Jason Wilt 243,236,239-718/246,247,278-771, Woody Parcells 233, Simon Nophalath 225, Scott Atwood 265,Viet Nguyen 225, Kha Troung 243,237/257-707 Corey Higgins 243/259, Bill Peterson 243, Mike Kenedy 213/235, Ken Huber 234, JimHuber 258, Jim Fox 221,260, Bruce Weekley 213,209, Darryl Forbes289, Mike Lopez 227,224, Anthony Dang 225, Pat McClurkin224,226, Dale Rooble 212,221, Robert Chong 224, Rob McGrew245, Al Cullins 244, Don Trinh 225

T.G.I.F.: (winners not in yet) Harry Ridge 203, Shae McCandless219, Gino Scalo 214 ROLLIN’ PINS: Firsts half winners: “Git-R-Done” Keith Klagge 224/225,268,224-717, Chris Sanchez 216,Heather Tabler 215, Charles Verdin 247, Larry Hogan 219, BrianKirby 228, Joe Whitham 235, Kyle Nakanish 200,231, Les Ishii246, Jeanette McClu.

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SAN DIEGO–At the NABITournament held at Mira MesaLanes last weekend, LONG timeNABI member Paul Passarinoonce again qualified #1 & cap-tured another championship.Paul’s wardrobe contains somany shirts, he’s having a toughtime deciding on a color! Paul’sbeen on a roller coaster ride thepast three years, alternating be-tween the DL & feeling good,so for the time being he’s healthy& on a roll! Congratulations,Paul! His “supporting cast” in-cluded Stan Martin (who poopedout after three matches could bebecause he donated blood thatmorning, then bowled 12games?).

In perpetual pot action, $200in the 3-6-9 was shared by TimKnight, Jared Evans, JamesSmith John Radosevich, BobSelner & Passarino. Guaranteed$50 sidepots went to JimNunnally, Jay Shackelford, JohnDiaz (2), Michelle Gregan, GilGissendaner, Jeff Greer, Martin,& Knight. The Pizza Hut tick-ets went to Luisa Lim, KevinGregan & A. Phandanouvong.

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STUDIO CITY — Hi. February is the month of valentine’sand birthday’s, so if you’re one of the lucky ones, we wish youa Happy Birthday along with our past presidents. Let’s take alook at our Stars of the Week here at PINZ Bowling Center.

Tavern Guild: Chris Mitchell 216-247-255/718, SteveMikuni 204-234-267/705, Jim Foltyn 211-214, Sam Consos202, Ed Dusseau 244, Curt Zellers 202-204, Tracy Lavery213/523, Tina Rukstallis 521, David Quam 208, KevinBurchfield 200. Alley Oops has a two game lead over On TheEdge in week 17.

Coffee & Donuts: Lu-Juan Lietzke 197/506, ShirleyAbramson 492. In week 20, we find We Suck Bigger ThisTime with a big lead over Pinzetts.

Kings & Queens: Russ Butner 224-225/615, Mike Losik203, Sue Guldin 159/433. In week 18, Bald And Beautiful has53 games won with Red Vines Revenge 47.5.

Twilighters: StacyPlotkin 214-256-267/737, DarrellMeyerhoff 243-244-208/695, Damon Taylor 227-212/656, AlanSaluta 243-210-205/656, Al Weinstein 222-206-211/639, RonKoblin 208-234/625, David Alter 252/615, Jim Moore 201-224/615, Bob Veara 234/609, Matt Risch 217-207/609. MikeLehrfeld 216/608, Deana Bass 215-212/598, Tina Rukstalis200/556. Ball Busters (Rd. 1) is in the lead with 52 wins while4 Guys & A Doll follow with 47.5 in week 18.

Funseekers: Greg Reed 232-228/645, Chuck Alexander224, Ryan Barbato 233, Richard Hori 212, Harry Kane 205,Chris Gargaro 215, Claudio Vecchi 227, Loren Larson 200,Nancy Kato 183/516, Mike Lee 200. This league is in thesecond half so stay tuned to see how they do.

Breakfast Club: Fran Parker 209/495, Jackie Davis 486.Bad Rep has a seven game lead over Lucky Strikes in week18.

S.C.B.L.: C. Mitchell 205-249/617, Dave Yamamoto 203,Chad Foydl 209, Steve Clark 226-205, Byron Patterson 210,Michael Clark 212, Larry Day 201, Eric Freeman 200-207,Greg Steele 209, Chuck Sawyer 218, Brian Swatfager 208,Mark Wilson 201, Chris Wooten 208, Mike Malone 205. Inweek 15, Sweet Sixteen has a seven game lead over SplitHappens.

Laurel Hall: Karen Collier 178/470, Marcia Shourt 148/434, Shelly Djercian 432, Karen Hallinan 417. Team No. 1leads in this league with Team No. 3 in second of week 14.

Have a fun week and we’ll see you on the lanes here atPINZ Bowling Center.

PINZ Srs.STUDIO CITY — Hi. Hope you all

had a great week. Have you noticedall the pretty blossoms on the fruittrees and other plants that alreadyhave flowers? All that rain and thenwarm sunshine gave the plants anearly start for all of us to enjoy.

In this report we have new lead-ers in our senior leagues here atPINZ Bowling Center so let’s seewho they are and what they did.

In week 20 of the Joslyn Seniors,Lee Waldorf took the lead with 228/520, followed by Sol Stein 178/493,Fredi Leibsen 161/460, AudreyBales 160/456, Gary Olsen 169/455,Dick Bay 157/450, Patty Romley162/430, Teri Bonato 162/427,Joyce Rabinowitz 156/421, MarySorensen 137/394, YolandaDragotta 144/393 and Mary Bobnes148/387.

Jack Burkenheim led the HappyTimers with 181/464 in week 19,Dave Fenton was next with 167/458, Freda Leibson 161/444,SolKarnovitz 157/438, Bill Fleishman151/434, Ruth Swick 144/391, DoriTobey 135/371 and Lily Ching 122/356.

Enjoy the week and beautifulweather. Bowl good and we’ll seeyour name in the weekly senior col-umn from Pinz Bowling Center.

PINZ Jrs.STUDIO CITY — Hello. We have

scores to report from the juniorleagues here at PINZ Bowling Cen-ter. This is also a good time to thankBanco Popular for sponsoring our jun-iors.

Banco Popular Pee-Wee Bumpers:In week 4, we have Gideon Adlon81/155 and India Reed 87/151,

Banco Popular Sr. Scratch (4-games): Week 17 shows Nicole Kato210/749, Brittlan Halpern 192/693,Andre Stojka 198/692, Leeanne Jilek245/675, Josh Fisher 178/660,Nathan Honda 175/620, Kevin Gesell187/613 and Griffin Roth 157/584.

Banco Popular Sr. Galaxies:Joanne Walker 162/450, TrevenGoldsmith 168/438, Molly Gruber176/393, Micah Jaffe 146/392, Jes-sica Davidson 140/386, NatalieWeisman 148/379, Ethan Bensinger152/370 and Neil Chanez 165/364.

Banco Popular Jr. Stars: EvanBurdzinski 134/360, Brian Ingoldsby141/353, Jill ian Davidson 146/352,Tamar Garcia 118/322, ConnorMathews 125/299, Maeve Mayfield115/295, Max Korn 102/270 and Kim-berly Walker 123/265.

We like to see how our juniors aredoing, so keep those scores coming.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. Let’s take a look

at the juniors bowling here at CanogaPark Bowl. They have some neatscores to report and here they are.

Adult-Jr. Doubles: Erica Pollack203-215/600, Louis Fonvergne 204/573, Sharon Weger 214/568, JeffDuboff 186/528, Jennifer Pyka 154/446, Justin Neglia 181/442, J. Beh-Johnasghary 153/433, Victor Ramirez140/399, Matt Nathan 128/367.

Sutter Goldminers: Daryl Arouchian148/374, David Jimenez 121/301,Edward Aguilar 129/300, IsmaelValadez 102/300, Dimitri Curtis 129/297, Angel Guzman 112/296, DuncanClarke 121/285, Jacob Domine 98/269, Eric Solis 110/262.

Kingpins: Barbara McDaniel 183/308, Ashley Martin 144/274, GregPriesz 122/243, Jeff Larson 121/227,Rick Pasquini 130/219, Tracy Hodge110/209, Scott Hinman 109/208,Mirriam Moldonodo 113/177, AlisonDickson 100/174, Linda Anderson112.

Junior Hawaiian/Australian Singles:Eric Miller 249/894, Matt Cormack234/874, Louis Fonvergne 796, KevinGross 246/791, Adriana Jaime 204/760, Sharon Weger 236/760, Jenni-fer Pyka 180/591, Aaron Steinberg247 game.

That’s all we have for this week.Until next week, bowl good and havea fun time.

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WINNETKA — Hi, we’re back with the high scores fromour league bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. February isPresident’s Month so come on over and bowl some open playon your holiday. Need a Valentine gift suggestion? Take yourspecial person bowling; it’ll be fun. Now for a look at the Starsof the Week.

Adult-Jr. Doubles: Michael Fonvergne 213-268-225/706,Michael Pollack 211-230/636, Jeff Pyka 240-613, MichaelDjajich 214, Barry Duboff 213, Fred Carr 203, Richard Cate224, Alexandra Bergin 475.

Phil-Am: Moses Espejo 202/558, Winston Gorriceta 528,Helen Ventenilla 181/508.

Viva Las Vegas: Ruben Sarkissian 245-225/645, ScottFriedman 228-203/629, Lamont Smith 216, Michael Ricca224-227, Anthony Brown 216, Christi Allen 191/515, DeannaPyka 513, Penny Allen 513, Jennifer Krowne 204.

River Maniacs: Robert Battle 247-258-214/719, Joe Greco207-210-266/683, Fortunato Tatoy 230-233-218/681, DawsonSwearngin 211-221-226/658, Rafael De Leon 226-206-221/653, Jeff Willard 225-202-224/651, Ray Stoy 230-217/634,Dan Kline 201-235/629, Jesse Chastain 209-247/627, AndreHebert 225-222/620, Jamie Stoy 232/614, Monise Kelly 216-221/609, Jeannine Cummings 232/575, Yvon Yonan 207/552,Roberta Martel 519, Stephanie Berg 501.

Monday Nite Live: Jeff Hall 247-244/690, Dick Schryver232-253/676, Terry Winger 208-274/653, Ken Doolittle 212-226/620, Daniel Onestinghel 205-207-201/616, Chuck Molnar213-211/614, Carol Casuga 207/541, Pat Doolittle 216/533,Candy Adams 518, Marsha Williams 509.

Comedians: Robert Battle 277-222-258/757, Justin Ar-cher 257-270-209/736, R. Greenzweight 245-268/704, RickHoffman 223-254-222/699, Gino Russo 250-230/676, DanStipkovich 208-235-224/667, Mike Pavlowsky 228-226-201/228-226-201/655, Kris Kitty 205-246/644, Vance Shields 244-220/633, Peggy DeGrasse 215/538, Sherri Stewart 523, MaryBecker 220/517, Deanna Pyka 204/505.

Northridge Hospital: John Cosby 211-206/601, Gail Kraft200/590, Ron Hartman 203-200, Craig Evans 207.

Pinbusters: Candy Adams 189/515, Monise Kelly 502,Sue Horning 501. Congratulations to Diane Vaughn on her149-149-149 triplicate.

500 Classic: Judy Valazza 246/636, Patti Ehart 226/629,Mary Lauer 223/594, Patricia Peskin 585, Karen McDonald549, Marsha Williams 549, Teresa Lauer 238 game, PetraKaun 235.

The Classics: Mike Witt 236/646, Terri Justin 213/600,Pam Findl 204/581, Cynthia Kirk 216/557, Bo Fogel 543, TinaEnriguez 542, Jerry Lovell 234 game, Rick Requena 224,Pam Blake 212, Bob Ballard 203, Mike Gilbreath 202, GailAltvater 202.

Bnai Brith Classic: Mark Fienberg 257/718, Jay Rosen655, Jay Davies 256/653, Roman Agiert 243/643, Larry Levine631, Marc Schwartz 248 game, Tony Rubin 239.

Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Mike Pavlowsky 266/961, Mike Willis 269/900, Keith Hinds 253/881, AnthonyPavlowsky 255/867, Leah Bharier 671, Percy Manansala 216game.

Party Animals: John Englehart 268/762, Bob Englehart279/738, Rick Greenzweight 269/717, Michael Pollack 269/683, Don Winters 679, San Mitchell 245/659, Rena Eisenberg573, Melody Garcia 205/554, Rochelle Zenger 522, LamontSmith 269 game, Debbie Fonseca 226.

SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 279/686, Don Kobayashi 233/615, Stan Date 236/612, Noriko Fukunaga 532, Junko Fujita524, Kiyoshi Suruki 225 game, Tak Kokubo 224, KenjiWatanabe 224.

SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. Brrr....It’s chilly outside. Comeinto Del Rosa Lanes where it is always nice and friendly. Ourleague bowlers have been busy racking up some nice scoresfor our weekly report.Judson Baptist: Mitch Woodruff 214/556, Anna Joseph 184/504.Ed & Compnay: Kevin Robinson 205/548, Diana Neighbarger476, Linda Mauldin 176.Mt. Commercial: Rob Krasney 208/552, Tom Fausnight 214,Barbara Bobroff 167/466, Terisa Bonito 167.Tues. S.B.T.A.: Edward Elton 478, Matthew Tanner 194/478,Lory Durkiewicz 181/497.Dirty County: Rob Miner 209-210-203/622, Greg Torrence224, Randy Hoffman 224, Luci Britt 493, Kathleen Filkins 181.Elks Invitational: Mike Haight 204-235/636, Scott Grimes230, Donna Buckner 517, Joanna Merrill 211.Crest Chevrolet: NathanCooke 202/539, Ashley Itaya 181/498.Willows: Jean Newton 205/494.Wednesday Vegas: Bud Kolar 211-227/606, Del Kraper 237,Joe A. Martinez 234, Tiffany Sand 208/533.Wed. Wild Bunch: Jack Hamner 532, Derek Taylor 204,Pacita Baker 199/525, Lori Gage 199.Laughlin Leftovers: Russell Ruiz 215-216/624, Marty Perry192/505.Santa Fe Mixed: Rich Richardson 212/579, Dale Conway235, Bill Elliott 226, Viola Butler 202/545, Alice Winchester201.S.B. County: Lukas Feles 259-221/658, Mike Mormann 235-235/627, Richard Sparkman 223-210/601.Happy Gamblers: Adam Sokoloski 211-246/643, Andi Mattice189/530.Good Times: Bobby Campagnale 224-268-247/739, JohnRoberson 216-213/620, Reynaud Hatter 212-204/603, MiguelGovea 226, Russell Ruiz 225, Likapeka Chang Wo 237/603,Angela Mobley 233, Suelee Santero 204-200, Kay Johnson202, Rolann Karper 201, Sharon Mobley 200, Susan Ferrante200.Friday Vegas: Jeff Wolferd 232-210/614, Sam Chong 213-200/607, Larry Ollson 226/601, Don Nelson 239, MichelleChong 221/556.Vegas West: Mike Wrutz 205/538, Kelly Bonner 454, RosieWurtz 177.Slots Of Fun: Brent Lively 215/570, Lizzie Smith 193/470.Weekend Rollers: Mike Nakunz 201-246/629, Tim Tiffany267/626, Bob Scott 216-209/617, Ernie Juarez 220-217/601,Marty Nakunz 236, Sal Soriano 231, Betty Allgower 212/546,Jackie Farris 203.

See you all next week right here on the lanes at Del Rosa.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. Are

you ready for the high scores re-ported by the seniors here at DelRosa Lanes? Well, here they are.Young At Heart: GoldieGoldman191/524, Velma Bone 177/448.Park & Rec.: Frank Weiler 248-269/672, Rich Richardson 209-235/618,Randolph Riley Sr. 223, Alice Win-chester 514, Dorothy Joyner 202.Afternooners: Frank Deluca 211/532, Betty Zoz 176/486.Golden Goodies: Bruce Hogans498, Charles Reither 183, Betty Zoz182/483.Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. MarianneHeidecke 866, 2. Phosie Lotze 780,3. Chuck Wilson 764, last, LuellaHarman 643.Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. RichRichardson 911, 2. Ron Barnett782, 3. George Lewis 724, last,Murray Gibson 545.Take care and we’ll see you nextweek. Keep those scores comingso we can report them here in theBowling News.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — The juniors

here at Del Rosa Lanes have beenhaving a lot of fun and we’re happyto report their scores.

Little Rascals: Shawn Bonner 74/135 and Franky Codoy 74.

Bantam Buddies: Tyler Wick 138/387 and Lynze Rincon 91/258,

Pincrackers: Chase Phillips 198/513, Shelby Scheffler 379, SamanthaSaks 149.

Strike Force: Adrian Ruiz 512, ChrisDaub 239, Matthew Miller 206,Amanda Coyazo 440, MelindaBrunner 158

Have a good week and keep thosescores coming. See you.

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. “Senior Time”

is back with another week of highscores from Canoga Park Bowl.

Funtimers had Dave Folck 242-200-245/687, Hung Lay Quon 264-207-214/685, Bill Robb 236-211-205/652, Al Reiswig 202-226/612, LeoJashinsky 191/545, Jackie Becker188/463, Donna Mae Brown 168/440, Lucy Parris 165/433, MarilynBigman 156/433, Margaret Hebard172/432.

39’Ers Senior Trio: William Robb244/650, John O’Donoghue 234/639, Larry George 247/621, AlMyers 230/608, Walter Deonik 606,Mary Lauer 213/558, Edie Goldberg190/506, Sylvia Kesilis 171/472,Emma Luce 459, Lil Baker 455,Rick Greenzweight 225 game,Christine Zielan and DorisSimmons, both with 168 games.

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CERRITOS–Bowlers wereoff and bowling this past Satur-day as the second week of thelong winter season got started.As expected, there were manyhigh scores in all divisions. Thewinter season is typically onewhere bowlers work hard to setnew records as school is settledand bowling seems to peak formany.

The high scoring was led bynone other than Mr. Adam Ferry.The recent high average leaderfrom last season truly knows the,meaning of consistency. After1 246-670 set week one, Adamfollowed that with a well shot239-674 set. Whatever this jun-ior bowler is eating for break-fast on Sat. mornings, needs tobe shared with others. Seriously,simply said great bowlingAdam!!!

In the Striking Force severalof the male bowlers are work-ing hard to improve their gameas last season saw the talentedfemale bowlers lead from startto finish. Leading the way thesepast two weeks were JohnElston jr. with a nice 198 gamefollowed by Bobby Hornacekwho rolled 163. Hats off to thesetwo talented young men as theseason is early but this writerknows that both of them willundoubtedly have a great sea-son. In the Rookie Division,Karen Dimaya and Tasha Jansensquared off early this season. Ifthe first match is indicative ofwhat lies ahead, beware. Karenled all bowlers with a 115-316set, while Tasha was close be-hind rolling 108-293. While the4th of July is a few months away,these bowlers seem destined toprovide some fireworks. In theLil Raider division, Lucas Villasprinted to the century mark firstwith a 102 game while closebehind was Ty Moeller with awell shot 101 game. Keep up thegreat bowling.

Griley, Page,Aguilar, andSherman All

Winners at JSTat KeystoneBy Brian Carmichael

JST visited the Norwalk areathis past Sunday with its secondstop of the season at KeystoneLanes. This was JST’s eighthtournament of the season signi-fying we are now half waythrough the JST season, mean-ing bowling will sure to be upto top-notch in the coming tour-naments. The point’s race for thespots in the High Points Tour-nament at the end of the seasonis really tight, and every upcom-ing tournament and point willmatter. Along with all the greatscholarships that the JST has tooffer, the bowling was huge thispast Sunday. Thanks to our won-derful sponsors: B&W BowlingEquipment, and Storm BowlingProducts we were able to payout $905 at this last tournamentalone. We could never thankthem enough.

Now let’s get into the bowl-ing.

The Novice Div. would onceagain be a four game tournamentwith the top score being the win-ner. James Griley would takeadvantage of the format andwould blow away the field, win-ning both high game and highseries points with a 220 game,and 744 series, nearly winningby 140 pins. Honorable men-tions to Allie Ijams for gettingsecond with a 607 set. Congratu-lations to James on his greatbowling and his first title of theseason, good for the $40 1st placescholarship and JST Championsshirt.

The Intermediate Div. sawone bowler just explode on thelanes, and make a huge gap fromherself to 2nd place all day long.From the first game of the dayon, Brittany Page was in firstand never looked back shootingthe high game and high seriesof qualifying with a huge 256game, and would be the onlybowler plus, with a 872 set. Pagewould continue the dominancein match play, keeping herselfin 1st for the roll off, as RobertGonzales stayed in 2nd, andDavid Philips jumping from thecut line to the roll off, in 3rd.Gonzales would defeat Philipsin the first, semi-final match209-156, and was then in the fi-nal against Page, with bothbowlers looking for their firstJST titles. Page was still hot, andwould fire a 211 game to get byGonzales 188 game for the win.Tremendous bowling out to

Brittany, and congrats on the winfor the $90 scholarship prize andJST Champions shirt.

The Advance Div. onceagain had the best turnout ofbowlers of the tournament, andscores were definitely on thehigher side. Ryan Aguilarbowled himself to a good sizelead for match play, shooting thehigh series of qualifying with an893 set. He also shot the highgame of qualifying with a nice268 game. Aguilar would defendhis top spot in match play, butonly by two pins, as J RMonteith would roll himself aperfect 300 game in match playto move himself into 2nd. ChrisHawes would move into 3rd,Samantha Jimenez in 4th, andJarryd Bivins in 5th. Congrats toJ R on the 300 game, he will getto choose any Storm bowlingball of his choice thanks to oursponsor Storm Bowling Prod-ucts. The finals roll off wouldbe quite high scoring, asJimenez would snap off Bivinsin the opening match 244-223,but then lose in the next matchto Hawes 216-211. Monteithwas still bowling well, and de-feated Hawes in the semi-finalmatch 234-184. The title matchwas then set, and both bowlerswould be looking for their firstJST titles, and would go downto the final frame. At the end,Aguilar would prevail overMonteith 185-174, winning hisfirst title. Congratulations toRyan on the win, and winningthe $125 1st place scholarship,and JST Champions shirt.

The Open Div had the top 4going into match play all within4 pins of each other, but MasonSherman was leading with an891 set. That did not stopAshkan Tahvildaran from shoot-ing the high game in qualifyingwith a great 269 game. Thebowling improved in matchplay, as Josh Blanchard rolledhimself into 1st, as Shermandown to 2nd, Brian Carmichaelkeeping himself in 3rd, and JaredLawrence moving up one spotinto 4th. The first match of theroll off saw huge scoring withLawrence defeating Carmichaelwith a great 289 game toCarmichael’s 235. The secondmatch was just as high; with oneshot not carrying for Lawrencedetermined his outcome, as helost to Sherman 267-258. Thefinals match was two bowlerslooking for their second title ofthe season. Sherman had to getthe first strike in the tenth to winthe match, and he would do that,and also go off the sheet, win-ning the title with a 214 toBlanchard’s 197. Congratula-tions to Mason on being the firstbowler of the season to win twotitles in the Open Div. He re-

ceived a $150 scholarship for thewin, and Keystone champ willbe added to his JST Championsshirt.

Congratulations to everyonewho bowled well, and who wonor placed. Congrats once againto J R on his 300 game. Wewould like to thank KeystoneLanes for being a great host asalways, and also to our wonder-ful JST staff. Thank you to ev-eryone. Our next tournamentwill now be February 27th atAMF Hemet Lanes in Hemet.Remember the tournament forFebruary 6th at AMF Riversidewas cancelled due to two annualtournaments going on that sameweekend. Remember the Hemettournament will have a manda-tory pre-entry and you can doso by calling Butch or LenniHesketh at (951) 684-7941 bySaturday night, February 26th.With all that in mind, I hope youhave a great few weeks. Keepup the practice, and hope to seeyou all in Hemet, take care.

JST events: The second ses-sion of the JST Gold league juststarted this past Saturday morn-ing at New Yorba Linda Bowlin Yorba Linda. The JST Goldleague is designed to send twoboys and two girls to the JuniorOlympic Gold Championshipsin Indianapolis this year in July.The JOG is the premier tourna-ment of junior bowling, and de-termines Jr. Team USA’s teamevery year. The league also of-fers scholarships for individualand team standings, and two dif-ferent Gold, sport-like shots areput out on the lanes through theweeks, for the bowlers to prac-tice their skills, and is reallygreat experience. If anyone isinterested to join or may haveany questions you may callButch or Lenni Hesketh at (951)684-7941 this week, or simplyshow up this Saturday morninga little before the bowlers startrolling at 9:30. Thank you, andwe hope to see you this Satur-day.

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Other high scratch scores thisweek included:

Lil Raiders – Naomi McIlroy88, Isaiah Agundez 90,MartinAguilar 92, and Angel Lueuanos96.

Rookies – Taylor Banks 92and Sean Dantas 91, RonaldShigg 99, and Kevin Robeniol93.

Striking Force – AndrewArellano 177 &165, JJ Robeniol154, Lisa Hom 156, ZeinaElsayed 177, and Terrence Lowe160.

Seniors – Kyle Vandenberg258, Kathy Liberatore 211,Candice Galvan 202, AnthonyDancel 259, Jared Lawrence225, Jeff Spiesman 233, buddyLucas 216, Michael Sargent200, Ashley brown 225, KevinPeterson 247, Casey Burroughs213.

Congratulations to all ofthese talented bowlers for somegreat scoring. On Saturday Feb5th at 12:20 p.m. , there will bean adult/jr. tournament atCerritos lanes. Don’t get left outof the fun. Until next week, goodluck and high scoring.

Until next week, good luckand high scoring.

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In the first session at Carter,bright and early was the wake-up call. The session began at10:00 in the morning and afterdriving all the way down fromCamarillo the leader of this ses-sion was wide awake. KatieMcClelland put up scores of224-236-247 for a 901 series.Great bowling Katie. We alsohad an 800 series put in by SadiaWard with 214-200/805. Otherhigh scores on the morningcomes from Jillian Gaddison226-214/759, Vanessa Pena 214/738, Annabel Osberg 728,Darylynn Davis 708 andTabetha Reynolds 215. Nicebowling ladies.

This first session was alsoposition round and in the tightrace for the top position,Threadworks Embroidery took1 additional point from leaderJust Chill Entertainment, puttingthem both into a tie for first.Bowling News made up someground on 3rd place Bruns WestCovina taking 14.5 points on thesession and BowlCheap.Comcaptured 23.5 points of the pos-sible 25 points over KeystoneLanes.

After a quick update andeven quicker lunch, it was overto Linbrook Bowling Center forour second session. Here thegirls cranked it up another notch.Again McClelland led the groupbut not so dominating this time.Katie shot 225-234-213/863.Still very nice bowling. Push-ing Katie a little we have twonew members of the high 800club. Melissa Pena went 205-217-211-228/861, whileKatryna Garcia posted up233-217- 201-206/857. Welcome la-dies and good shooting. Morehigh scores came in fromDarylynn Davis 202-2234/759,Deanna Carrillo 201/725,Annabel Osberg 200/721 andSadia Ward 215/704.

In the team standings area,BowlCheap.Com made a bigjump once again taking 22points to move into the fourthspot. Just Chill Entertainmentpicked up 19 points to surgeback into sole position of firstplace.

This coming Sunday the girlswill be having an Adult/Jr.Doubles Tournament along withtheir normal session. Each girlwill be paired with an adult ei-ther by choice or assigned.There is also 36 additional spotsfor adults to get their bowl onfor four games in a WipeOutformat. This will be a handicaptournament and awards will begiven to the top teams, top adultsscratch scores and top adultswith handicap. The cost to throw4 games is only $15 and all pro-ceeds go towards the Girls Jr.All-Stars scholarship fund.

The ladies will also be hav-ing another fund-raiser of theirValentine’s basket raffle. Cometake a chance to win a beautifulbasket for the special person inyour life. Brunswick CovinaLanes will be the site thisSunday’s action as check-in forthe tournament is 1:30 and bowl-ing begins at 2:00. The basketraffle will take place around3:30.

Alright girls, you know whatyou need to do this week. A lotof eyes will be on you Sunday.You all did very well and let’skeep it up. See you at Covina.

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

ANAHEIM - The talentknown as SED Jr. Travel, tookover the lanes at Linbrook Bowl-ing Center this past Saturday.Some outstanding scores were putup by the group and almost every-one got into the act.

The leader of the day wasKevin Peterson going 248-220-214-220/902. Excellent bowlingKevin. In the 800 club for thisweek substitute pool had to settlefor Kevin Valmonte racking upscores of 207-200-213-236/856.We also had Aarik Torres with a253-265/823 set and AnthonyWilliams liking his 233-203-211/811. Very good gentlemen, betterthan I could have done. You didn’thear that Aarik.

Additional reportable scoresfor the day comes in from KevinJones 215/780, Jasper White 204/780, Joe Torre 214/771, JonathanGale 245/760, J.R. Monteith 214-209/752, Jeff Spiesman 209/724,Angela Sarreal 219/715, FeliciaMara 707, James Koepper 202-200/706, James Hawkins 705,Darrin Choi 701 and Eddie Sayles204. Nice list.

In the team standings, we have“It’s Newspaper Time!” still outin front with 244 points and “TheyDidn’t Care” with 236. The restof the league is group tightly to-gether between 200 points downto 140 points. With seven sessionsto go, anything can still happen.

And this coming Saturday, thebowers will be moving over toGage Bowl for their 2:00 squad.Get there early and we might beable to do something afterwards.

Have a good week and enjoy.Practice and rest. Later!

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Feb.12-13th: Byeup-coming tournaments

February 12-13: Carter BowlFebruary 19-20: Cerritos LanesMystery Game at Carter: $1,100

LAKEWOOD–First of all a big thanks to the staff at Cal Bowlfor hosting the Donkee Tour. It’s always a pleasure.

Our new Champion and new member William Baskin works inconstruction for Casco Co in Riverside. He’s married to Ladahliaand has two children. His big win was $800 plus $250 Jack Acemoney.

We understand that he has been going to Billy Myers Sr’s bowl-ing classes at Cal Bowl and wishes to Thank Billy for his greatcoaching. If you need a little help with your bowling check withCal bowl for the nights Billy Sr. teaches. He really enjoys helpingyou.

For his big win William was rolling a Triple Y Extreme bowlingball drilled by Ed Enlow and an Animal Untamed bowling balldrilled by Billy Myers Jr. Thanks Ed. Thanks Billy. William enjoyshis Bowling, Marshal Arts and Music. His big win was $800 firstplace money and $250 Jack Ace money to pocket $1,050. Con-gratulations to a very nice young man.

William wishes to thank Tres Catalasan and Dave Olson fortheir support and cheers along with the Donkee look-ee-loos.Thanks, thanks.

Donkee Tour directors wish to welcome our new members JohnClauson, Champion William Baskin, Donnie Johnson, Jacob Goocheand Dave Olson. Hope to see you all at Carter Feb. 12/13th. Valen-tine Weekend.

Now we have some very sad news. Always the friendly gentle-man long time member and friend recently a Donkee ChampionDennis Roach passed away Saturday night January 29th It was ashock to hear as Dennis didn’t bowl Saturday but did stop by at CalBowl for a few minutes. He was in good spirits and looked good.Our sympathy goes to his Mom Mildred who he loved and tookcare of. Always making sure she was warm and comfortable whilewatching Dennis bowl. Our sympathies also go to his DaughterDenise Flores and his son Jonathan Roach. He had five Grandchil-dren, two girls and three boys. Lovely girlfriend Rhonda Cruz wasalso with Dennis and his Mom Saturday night. Rhonda, we will allmiss Dennis.

Dennis just turned 58 and was really looking forward to bowl-ing as a Senior in the Las Vegas tournaments this coming Easter.(Fifty eight to me is really too young to be a senior)

If you needed help with your bowling Dennis was there for you.If you needed extra help with ball drilling he would advise you onwhat to change to make your game better. You just had to ask.

In the 2:00pm squad Saturday at Cal Bowl sidepots were $54.Bud Zagorski posted a well shot 277 first game and a 227 for thesecond game. Bret Haynes posted a 240 for the third side pot. Inthe 3:30pm squad sidepots were $45. Sun Sundara shot a 216 thefirst sidepot and a 241 the third game.

Art Ehrhorn took the second sidepot with a 218 game. In the5:00pm squad for $42, lovely Crystal Alvarez posted a 237 firstgame, Mike Pizarro a 260 second game and Anthony Traquena shota 231 the third game.. In the 6:30Pm squad for $12, Ronnie Corderotook the first and third game rolling a 223 and a 238. Mike Pawseyshot a 250 for the second side pot.

In the 10:00Am squad Sunday morning sidepots were $48. TomWest Sr. posted a well shot 247 first game and a 229 third game.Keeping it in the family TomWest Jr looking good posted a big 270the second game. In the 11:30am squad sidepots were a very nice$78. Keith Patton shot a big 267 first game, Luis Micheri a 260second game and Mike Moore a 249 third game.

In the Semi’s side pots were $69. Tom West Jr looking goodposted a 260 the first game, William Baskin a 253 second game andBret Haynes posted a 253 the third game.

We had twenty five bowlers in the Semi’s. Nine from the Simi’swith the highest three game series went into the one game shoot-out finals. Eight in the first round were George Parker, Tom WestJr, Sun Sundara, Mike Pawsey, Tres Catalasan, Ronnie Cordero,Ed Palma and William Baskin. Top seed Bret Haynes with a verywell shot plus 110 series sat out. Low to make the Semi’s was aplus 63. Four were eliminated from this first round of eight.. Fourfor the second round were William Baskin, Mike Pawsey, Tom WestJr and Sun Sundara. From this second round the gentleman withthe highest game would be Bret Haynes challenger for the champi-onship and it was William Baskin posting a well shot 263 game.Sunny Sun Sundara with a 260 was a close second, Tom West Jr.was third with a 246 and Mike Pawsey was fourth with a 180 game.

In the final match for the Donkee Championship William Baskinswung out on a four-six-ten split he didn’t convert but happily cameback on a three bagger, spared the fifth frame then rolled anotherthree bagger, spared in the ninth, got a strike in the tenth framecapped with a spare for the win with a 211/243 game. Bret Hayneshigh qualifier posted a hard fought 162/180 for second place Con-gratulations Guys.

Our next tournament is Carter Bowl in Fullerton Valentine week-end February 12/13th. Bye.

William Baskin Picks Up $1,050Donkee Championship at Cal Bowl

Finalists Tom West Jr. 4th, Director David Godinez congratulating Bret Haynes high qualifieron his second place for $400.00; Mike Pawsey 5th., William Basking being presented acheck for $1,050.00 on his Donkee Championship

National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione

20TH DEAFLYMPICS BOWLING AT MELBOURNE,AUSTRALIA ENDS WITH MASTERS

Before I begin with this final article on the Masters, I made amistake in the previous story. I checked with Lindy Decker and shetold me that there were no medals awarded for first three places inthe 24 games All-events. So ignore the headline about her winningthe gold, Sharon Rutherford the silver and Taiwan’s Shu-MinHuang’s bronze. Also the headline about Taiwan’s Li-Hsiao Chang’s4th gold and the story about England’s Ray Lay’s silver medal andNetherlands’ bowler getting the bronze. They just placed 1,2 and 3in All-events standings and no awards were given,

I apologize for the error. That means the Team USA Bowlershas one less gold and one less silver, Lindy Decker had two golds,not three and Sharon Rutherford, two silvers, not three.

TAIWAN’S LI-HSIAO CHANG BEAT USA’S STOGRYNFOR MASTERS GOLD, SWEDEN 3RD

While Taiwan’s top bowler Li-Hsiao Chang led the top 16 menfor the Masters round robin match plays, all 16 men’s all-eventsscores were discarded and all started anew. Taiwan led with 3 menqualified for this event, Netherlands and Sweden each had two menand England, Malaysia, Korea, Austria, USA (Stogryn), Canada,Norway, Italy and Finland had one each. All these bowlers aver-aged better than 194.

After the first day of 8 games in match plays, Sung Hawn Kim,Republic of Korea with back to back 257-255 games in games 4 &5, led all with 1664 plus 40 bonus points for 4 match games wonfor 1704 total. Although he won only 3 matches, Li-Hsiao Changplaced 2nd with 1686 total which included a 258 in game 3.

Canada’s George Haas had the day’s high game 269 in game 7helping him to 1602 plus 60 points for 3rd. Darrell Stogryn carry-ing the hopes of Team USA, closed this day with a 245 for 1565plus 50 wins and 1615 total for 4th place.

In the final day’s match plays, Stogryn, feeling better, startedwith the day’s high game 253 to move up to 2nd place. Li-HsiaoChang also started good with a 237, moved to the top while the daybefore leader Kim started poorly with a 125. Haas held on to thirdplace with a 194.

In game 10 (2nd game of the day) Stogryn rolled a 239 but Li-Hsiao held on to lead with a 226. In game 11, it is the same butStogryn got closer with a 227 while Li-Hsiao shot a 211. Aftergame 12, Stogryn continued his assault on the pins with a 221 andmoved into the lead as Li-Hsiao fell with a 190.

Unfortunately that was the only time Stogryn touched the leadas Li-Hsiao bounced back with 192, 245 and 216 while Stogrynfailed to hit a 200 game for remaining three games. But Stogrynwas way ahead of third place Sweden’s best bowler Anders Nordella veteran of three Deaflympics and Stogryn had to face Li-Hsiao inthe position round 16th game.

In the position round contest, Li Hsiao became the top seed inthe medal finals when he rolled a 215 to beat Stogryn’s 202. Nordelltook 3rd place when he defeated Canada’s Haas in a close contest188 to 186.

In the medal match play, Stogryn defeated Nordell 203 to 194for the right to face Li-Hsiao in the two games gold medal match.In the first game, Stogryn started poorly with a 160 as Li-Hsiaoeasily beat him with a 180. In the next game Stogryn came backwith a 226 but Li-Hsiao won his third gold medal with 229 and 409total. Storyn received his first silver medal and Nordell got thebronze medal.

USA’S LINDY DECKER RECOVERED IN TIME TOSTRIKE GOLD IN WOMEN’S MASTERS

After not being herself in the past events fighting a cold, TeamUSA’s Lindy Decker recovered in time to show her true bowlingability in the women’s Masters. On the first day with a 253 on herfirst match game, she went on winning all eight games of the day.Decker also hit a 258 in her 6th game in setting a new Deaflympicsrecord 1760 for 8 games at an average of 220.

Records Set At LaughlinFun-Time No-Tap Doubles

Tournamentby Brad Domes

LAUGHLIN- Bowlers, from as far as Minnesota, braved uglyweather to set attendance & individual records for the fifth semi-annual Fun-Time No-Tap Doubles Tournament at Riverside LanesJanuary 9-12, 2005. A new high 52 doubles teams signed on toparticipate. Handicaps were based on 100% from 220.

The organizational team of Judee Wood, Andy Gagliano, Chuck& Nita Palmer headed by Ralph Morton should be congratulatedagain for another outstanding event. Thanks to Jerry Wood for allpicture history.

Riverside Lanes had just hosted the Western Regional Pro-Amtournament and did a great job in maintaining the equipment andlane conditions. Jerry Schaeffer and his staff deserve a big thankyou. Special thanks as well to bracket man Dave Furst

Sunday evening is a special get acquainted night for bowlers tojoin in a no-tap blind draw doubles. This marked a record distancewith Linnea Brunette traveling from Minnesota just to bowl. Itshouldn’t be forgotten others traveled from Colorado, Utah, Cali-fornia, Nevada and Arizona.

High scores from Sunday: Hdcp Series: Men: Joe Borges (878),Bill Myers (875), Leland Hill (867), Roger Carlson (845), HarveyWebber (825), Gary Anderson (817). Women: Rose Parknaven(915), Judee Wood (867), Elsie Fujita (857), Gayle Green

(844), Lonnie Hodgson (837), Gloria Zuckerman (829), NitaPalmer (826).

Scratch games: Men: 300’s by Michael Rubio & Leland Hill,Willy Taquero 290, Dave Ban 287, Clarence Haseyama 285.Women: Maxine Peterson 296, Vi Young 268, Kathy Beard 248,Amy Gottlieb 241.

Everyone returned to their respective partners on Monday after-noon to bowl in a four game set with the low game thrown out.Four 300 games were recorded. The top three teams were:

1st: (1721) Queen Pugh (278/886) & Dave Pugh (275/835)2nd: (1706) Joe Iraci (300/867) & Judee Wood (256/839)3rd: (1701) Linnea Brunette (211/745) & Gordon Benson (278-

279-300/956) Monday’s notable scores: Women: Gloria Zuckerman(300/888), Rose McDonald (249/901), Elsie Fujita (864), DaisyJohnson (254/825), Rose Parknaven (233/854), Jane Felix (829),Joann Beebe (815), Nita Palmer (812), Rene Howe (812). Men:Russell Valentine (300), Brian Kenna (882), Joe Borges (278/868),Jack Sowards (865), Willy Tuquero (278/856), Waver Campbell(855), Clint Beebe (276/852), Chuck Palmer (279/846), BobDelaVergne (854), Mike Donnelly (855).

Tuesday afternoon saw eight 300’s as bowlers returned to a threegame format. Leading teams were as follows:

1st: (1784) Bob Phelps (298/926) & Mike Donnelly (255/858)2nd: (1773) Gary Anderson (300/899) & Dennis Suntum (265/874)3rd: (1712) Steve Gottlieb (295/865) & Amy Gottlieb (261/847)(1712) Bruce Johnson (268/863) & Daisy Johnson (214/849) Out-standing scores: Men: Joe Borges (300/911), Jerry Wood (297/897),Don Hubbard (300/896), Willy Tuquero (300/836), Leland Hill(300), Joe Hoss (300), Roger Carlson (300), Earl Galbraith (290/869), Russell Velentine (280/884), Dave Barr (854), Larry Dicks(846). Women: Rene Howe (300), Doris Mesa (278/834), ElsieFujita (254/871), Lonnie Hodgson (265/846), Gloria Zuckerman(821), Mary Eierman (815), Blanca Bunone (802), Rose Parknaven(798), Meroline Borges (795), Joann Beebe (794), Judee Wood(791).

Wednesday morning saw another record for this event go by thewayside. Lefty Bob Bracken shot three perfect scratch games lead-ing his team to first place. Brad Domes tried to keep pace with a300/284/300 and Eley Eugenio shot 300/254/300. Apparently theearly hours agree with these gentlemen. Thirteen 300’s were re-corded on this day. 1st (1763) Bob Bracken (300/300/300/912)&Russell Valentine (277/277/851) 2nd: (1710) Doris Mesa (253/795) & Willy Tuquero (300/277/278/915) 3rd (1693) CherylDelaVergne (799) & Bob DelaVergne (300/894)

Parting best: Women: Joan Sowards (269/876), Lonnie Hodgson(257/256/850), Blanca Bunone (266/803), Nancy Kenna (244/822),Jean Murrell (254/839), Betty Stanley (819), Gloria Zuckerman(810), Carolyn Carlson (799), Queen Pugh (808). Men: Joe Borges(300/897), Bruce Johnson (277/865), Steve Gottlieb (300/849),Leland Hill (300/848), Farris Dosh (300), Harvey Webber (298/869), Ramon Felix, Jr. (857), Gene McDonald (856), Chuck Palmer(848).

It would be nice to list everyone but maybe next time it will beyour turn. Remember all you seniors +55 the next tournament is setfor July 10-13, 2005. Call Ralph Morton’s cell at 619 647-0541 toreserve your spot. Anyone interested in getting a bus trip in lieu ofdriving contact Ralph as well.

Ed. Note: Early birds Jerry Wood, Dennis Suntum and RalphMorton bowled in the aforementioned Western Regional Pro-Amon Friday & Saturday. All finished in the money with Jerry Woodrecording a no-tap score of 278/277/263/818 series to win the Fri-

DONKEEROLL’N DONKEE TOUR

(At Cal Bowl)January 29-30, 2005FINAL STANDINGS

1. William Baskin 706 $800.00 Jack Ace `250.00 2. Bret Haynes 710 400.00 3. Sun Sundara 666 140.00 4. Tom West 677 130.00 5. Mike Pawsey 691 120.00 6. Ronnie Cordero 695 75.00 7. Ed Palma 663 75.00 8. George Parker 675 75.00 9. Tres Catalason 665 75.0010. Alex Ouzenaian 657 59.0011. Bud Zagroski 656 58.0012. Enrique Castillo 655 57.0013. Imee Ahorro 653 56.0014. Mike Moore 647 55.0015. Joe Swift 645 54.0016. Anthony Traquena 638 53.0017. Luis Diaz 637 52.0018. Gus Valles 637 52.0019. Herb Jones 626 50.0020. Gina Haynes 620 49.0021. Crystal Alvarez 599 48.0022. Keith Kenworhy Sr. 582 47.0023. Keith Patton 570 46.0024. Mike Pizarro 561 45.0025. Rico Cayton 558 45.00

HIGH SERIES — 729Bud Zagorski Pd. Entry

MYSTERY GAME — 119No winnerAt AMF Carter Lanes 1,100.00Prize Fund 2,965.00Sidepots 1,036.00Brackets 2,275.00Paid Entries 225.00Shirt & Pd. Enty 100.00TOTAL PAID OUT $6,601.00

On the final day Decker eased up winning 7 games while losingher only game with her lowest game 167 in her 11th game (3rdgame of the day). She rolled a 346 in her next game (12th) to makeup for it and finished with 1629 for the day. She set a Deaflympicsrecord 3389 for 16 games for an average of 211.8.

With Decker, Team USA had 4 women in this Masters, the mostby any country. Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) and Sweden each had threewomen, Host Australia had two and Norway, Korea, Greece, andItaly one each.

USA’s Sharon Rutherford who finished 2nd to Decker in All-events finished ten pins out of top three women for the medal fi-nals. Cheyenne Rogers improved her standing by moving up from7th to 5th and behind 57 pins. The 4th USA bowler, Patty Brothagwithdrew after 15th game due to injury.

With Decker as top seed for the medal play finals, Sweden’sAnn-Charlotte Dahlberg placed 2nd , 425 pins behind Decker.Taiwan’s Cheng-Mei Hu was third 74 pins behind Dahlberg.

In the first match Dahlberg defeated Hu 163 to 150 to move upin the gold medal finals against Decker. In the two games finals,Decker rolled 197 and 222 for 419 to win her 2nd gold medal againstDahlberg’s 157-178 and 335. Dahlberg got the silver and Hu, thebronze. Taiwan (Chinese Taipei will host the 2009 Deaflympics.

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CHARLES KINSTLER .............................. PublisherCAROL MANCINI .......................... Publisher/EditorDEAN LOPEZ ................................ Assistant EditorLILLIAN OAK........................ Advertising ManagerFRANK KIETZ ........................ Historian/Field Rep.DICK STOEFFLER .................... Opinion Columnist

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Senior Swingers rocked the joint with scratch scores from LarryMcDonald 232/620, Joe Russo 216, John Dobson 547, KaySamuelsen 186/504, Carol Bonzi 179 and Seiki Tluczek 479. Handi-cap highs go to Duane Hardin 641 and Ruth Barr 621.

Outstanding scratch scores were reported in the Monday 875from Setu Molia 268, Dan Scruggs 259, Wayne Loveless 654, JaimeCeballos 648, Glenda Nale 227/566 and Carol Thrasher 205/596.Handicap highs go to Liviu Loveanu 744, Rhys Tilley 293, AmeliaArmendariz 255 and Lissette Scruggs 707.

There were spotlight performances in the Strong Arm ScratchTrios from John DiPietro Sr. 266, Roger Desgroseilliers 257/704,Dan Curry 679, Cara Cooper 234/651, Judy Lamb 225 and EllaMitchell 582.

As usual, there was heavy pin fall in the Robby’s Classic fromBo Hawkins 279/760, Ray Montoya 279/750 and Scott Biederman269/758. Team 6 leads the league by seven at this printing.

L.A. Metro Telco let loose in the scratch department with scoresfrom Curtis Litzenberger 276/693, Bill Hood 234, Darren Atkison661, Karen Caldwell 196/551, Susan Wiggins 195 and ColleenSimpson 547. Handicap high fives go to Gary Edwards and SteveWathen, both 693.

More stellar handicap scores were tagged in the Orbits fromBarbara Teitel 229/590, Marlene Hutchison 229/642, Cris Cruz 227and Sue Smith 593.

Cartoon Network shows the way with scratch scores fromRoger Webb 212/357, Bo Benigo 202/363, Elisabeth Larkin 135/253, Geri Kelly 131 and Dandy Benenati 225. Handicap highs goto Heather Kenyon 193/376 and Rossi Lazarova 190/371.

Great scratch scores reported in the I.C.F. league from DickOddone 198, Norm Caleel 192/538, Dave Fenton 518, Seiki Tluczek207/515, Blanche Antilla 191 and Julie Dickason 491. Handicaphighs were Dick Fischer 598 and Mary Assisi 584.

Guys & Dolls shook ‘em up with scratch scores from DennisLittleford 277/665, Walter Abdon 253, John Jaszarowski 668, An-gela Wheeler 247/601, Charlotte Alexander 233 and Trina White604. Handicap high fives go to Greg Angell 721, Laurie Edemann267, Michelle Mauerhan 702 and Shirley Putnam 698.

Handicap highs reported in the Wed. Nite Handicap leaguewere awesome from Roger Desgroseilliers 296/758, Mike Ivey 292/793, Cheryl McDonald 293/745 and Vickie Jovicic 290/742.

Thursday Senior Foursome wasn’t shooting blanks withscratch scores from Jim Emery 201/565, Fred Rapp 200/557, CrisCruz 157/446, June Dominguez 154 and Marcy Keables 409. Handi-cap highs go to Ted Muller 238, A.Herrera 642 & E. Jacobsen 210.

Handsome scratch scores were reported in the Librascope Triosfrom Ron Maas 243/400, Bill Reedy 187, Dick Petri 353, BarbaraGalloway 177/348, Darlene Barrett 151 and Pam Wiley 279.

There are no fools in the Thursday 885 with scratch scores likethese from Elton Odo 279/713, Charlie Vassar 267, Jerry Pulliam700, Rose Kwok 214/561, Susan Bauer 213 and Socorro King 543.Handicap honors go to Bob Taylor 282, Bob Shimp 730, DonnaLucas 241, Aida Rodriguez 239 and Sue Hutchens 660.

They should have been rolling the dice in the Sunday Vegaswith scratch scores from San Stezaker 278/694, Steve Di Bartolomeo268/713, Mandy Leone 213/570, Julieta Ward 205 and CherylMcDonald 558. Handicap honors go to Leroy Steese 759, Jan Steese260, Loma Afifi 256, Robyn Kurdek 733 and Lillian Kleinman716. Keep the ball rolling and I’ll see you on the lanes!

Bayou Bowlers WinterAnton Funtek ...................................... 256Nyne White ......................................... 252Richie Driver ...................................... 694Jack Donahue ...................................... 665Lynne Donahue ............................ 225/589Christina Davis ................................... 214Joyce Gates ......................................... 556Redondo EaglesBruce Lillibridge ................................. 267Jason Spurlock .................................... 234Tony Smith .......................................... 680Carlo Whitson ..................................... 622Marilyn Gill ........................................ 216Norma Payne ...................................... 188Crystal McInerney ............................... 650Ann Martin ......................................... 551Laughlin HI Rollers WinterRoger Bruland .............................. 242/678Rudy DeCasas .............................. 225/597Sharon Allen ................................ 211/504Elaine Bruland .................................... 165Eileen Dettman ................................... 449Wild Bunch (wk 21)Larry Lindberg .................................... 247Vinnie Garcia ...................................... 245Ralph Welborn .................................... 696Dennis Ingram .................................... 678Marilyn Gill ................................. 242/594Cindy Gerst-Provost ............................ 232Denise Jackson .................................... 568(wk 22)David Lawton ..................................... 269Gilbert Williams .................................. 258Tony Smith .......................................... 677Rory Jackson ....................................... 670Cindy Gerst-Provost ..................... 211/552Susan Garcia ....................................... 195Joyce Gates ......................................... 532On to VegasMark Lesick ................................. 268/747Ji Kim ................................................. 258Tony Greene ........................................ 681Helena Conley ............................. 212/554Erin Behare ......................................... 180Maureen Behare .................................. 488Mira Costa WinterMaria Tartaglia ............................. 196/525Mary Lou Davis .................................. 170Maria Crisafulli ................................... 457ScatterpinsCarol Owens ....................................... 193Vi Green .............................................. 189Sandy Fields ........................................ 521Sonnie Midkiff .................................... 490SEA Pioneer I (wk 18)Doug Nishimoto ........................... 258/673Jim Hill ............................................... 253Richard Costello ................................. 663Debbie Rikimaru .......................... 217/639Tami Suzuki ................................. 213/531(wk 19)Jim Wolfinger, Jr. ......................... 279/681Gary Cassidy ....................................... 266Terry Wilson ....................................... 677Anne Locke .................................. 255/694Debbie Rikimaru .......................... 224/588Vegas Gold WinterBill Beretta .......................................... 267Gilbert Manriquez ............................... 266Greg Vishnevsky ................................. 717David Weiss ........................................ 709Aviation Strikers WinterBetty LaRock ...................................... 192Maria Crisafulli ................................... 187Maria Tartaglia .................................... 477Carol Beck .......................................... 470Ball & Chains WinterJoe Podzimek ...................................... 241Frank Ravaglia .................................... 234Ray Montillo ....................................... 628Keith Rochester .................................. 625Sandy Randall .............................. 185/525Christina Winn .................................... 178Eva Podzimek ..................................... 475Rambin GamblersDebbie Quezambra ...................... 254/620Vera Hutton ......................................... 237Cheryl Schleicher ................................ 596Trinity Lutheran ChurchLeonard Martinez ......................... 187/491Raul Arteaga ....................................... 180Joshua Aasness .................................... 455Patricia McAnally ........................ 191/478Deborah Mortenson ............................ 185Heather Phillips .................................. 185Debbie Martinez ................................. 517St. Margaret Mary WinterBobbi Martinez ................................... 191Traci Traina .................................. 171/486Sonnie Midkiff .................................... 469Vegas Bound (wk 25)Ray Montillo ................................ 256/718Julius Chin ................................... 246/687Roxanne Meade ........................... 190/537

Diane Gaines ....................................... 184Laura Razo .......................................... 489(wk 26)Brandon Gatling .................................. 288Craig Coates ................................ 267/672Ray Montillo ....................................... 649Stacy Behare ................................ 224/548Roxanne Meade ........................... 211/539Monday Mixed Trio WinterJohn Barrette ................................ 243/661Allan Will ........................................... 238Matt Monson ....................................... 633Christine Jones ............................. 170/486Pat Oswalt ........................................... 170Mary Lou Bray .................................... 169Marlene Pontius .................................. 461River Rats WinterRay Montillo ............................... 300/754Donald Williams ................................. 278David Meade ....................................... 278Mark Kawaguchi ................................ 761Roxanne Meade ........................... 272/633Maureen Behare .................................. 223Stacy Behare ....................................... 593Anchors WinterBill Meis ...................................... 182/463Timothy Donnellan ...................... 164/468Cathy McCurdy ............................ 180/498Pat Ramsey .................................. 155/420Slots of FunDeon Martin ................................. 288/737Bob Finnell .................................. 267/740Justine Solis ........................................ 223Helena Conley ............................. 206/567Nancy Mendoza .................................. 575Torrance Faculty Winter(wk 15)Fred Bauernschmitt ...................... 179/457Rich Koontz ................................. 165/455Kim Maestri ........................................ 209Wendy Atkinson ........................... 193/512Sandee Hickman ................................. 487(wk 16)Rick Koontz ................................. 183/492Michael Cairns ............................. 180/445Corinne Grace ..................................... 207Kelli Hammond .................................. 193Wendy Atkinson .................................. 487Beckie Kendrick ................................. 484Dynamic DuoSam San Paolo .................................... 268John Murphy ....................................... 248Chris Graves ....................................... 690Phillip Wentworth ............................... 667Sharyn Corter ...................................... 214Veeta Perkins ...................................... 190Shirley Duke ....................................... 583Vicki Peterson ..................................... 528Pistols & Petticoats Winter(wk 21)Jerry Lombera ..................................... 268Bob Kann ..................................... 265/695Yves Fournier ...................................... 714Esther Parker ................................ 225/501Brianna Forsyth ............................ 214/555(wk 22) .....................................................Bob Aguilera ................................ 257/678Richie Driver ...................................... 246Mac McKenzie ................................... 641Rose Wallace ................................ 211/528Vera Hutton ......................................... 206Joyce San Paolo .................................. 538Goodtimers WinterRoyce Leeper ...................................... 234Chuck Johnson ............................. 221/633Earl Johnson ....................................... 568Neva Morad ........................................ 189Diane Krautkramer ...................... 188/515Lee Kovach ......................................... 459SEA Vikinq I Winter (wk 18)Ed Arenberg ................................. 278/664Bill Humpal ................................. 259/714Stacy Averill ........................................ 203Brenda Mason .............................. 197/557(wk 19)Eric Kimzey ........................................ 255Bill Humpal ................................. 242/627Schaffer Grimm .................................. 640Betty Brooks ................................ 199/571Marla Daggett ..................................... 174Susan Fitzsimons ................................ 487Mixers Winter (wk 8)John Bonus .................................. 215/584Rich Meagher .............................. 211/549Vera Hutton .................................. 182/485Anne Hayward .................................... 179Rosie Flores ........................................ 439Donna Smith ....................................... 439(wk 9)Art Koppatz ........................................ 209Mac McKenzie ................................... 205Rich Meagher ..................................... 581Earl Johnson ....................................... 566Faye Garry ................................... 192/521Joyce San Paolo ........................... 190/494

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Santa’s Gals & Guys Mel Wogomon 229.Lunch Bunch Stan Lucas 223,243-633, Ray Sanchez 235, VinceChurch 213, Vince Perla 211, Dick Nichols 202, Bin Masaki 234,Cathy Neiderman 213.Swinging Seniors Carl Adinolfi 228,224-627, Bob Baughman 214.Anaheim Secondary Teachers Kevin Le 220, Nick Castro 207,Kirk Blain 203, Anthony Castro 203, Digger Larkin 200, LindaBlain 203,209.Ten Pins Henry Trevino 234,216,215-665, Jay Rumbaugh225,224,205-654, Josh Boisoneau 223,224-614, Don Morrell 235-603, Rodger Morris 227,205.No Knottcents Michael Byrd 248-620, Joaquin Gonzales 226,205,Mike Carney 216, Tim Butler 209, Chris VanDyke 207,227.R.C.R.C Ralph Tanner 225, Ray Pemberton 215, Gary Wirth 207.3’S Company Karen Bagnall 227, Vicki Wachter 213 Pat Madonna202.Executive Doubles Bob Herman 214,225,237-676, Sam Evans212,235, Bill Evans 210,235, Jeff Gilchrist 201,207-601, Jeff Tiffin205,204-601.Just Desserts Jack Pedre 276-611, Byron Reich 235, Joe Alduenda222, Zane Thompson 213, Dave Soifer 200, Nikki Trepesowsky200. Jack’s and Jill’s Bob Hurd 209,208,257-674, Mike Blodgett236,215-621, Terry Nichols 224,211-606, Tony Wallick 214,234,Dylan Johnson 224.Go For 9 (No Tap) Carl Adinolfi 280,246,255-781, Dick Nichols210,252,288,750, Bob Fulton 255,228,256,739, Carl Stutzman251208,642, Ozzie Randolph 233,224,642, Elberta Canfield208,208,606, Margot Church 204, Muriel Castle 224, MarkieJohnson 208, Flo Vignola 209.Rowdies John Martinez 215, Brooks Crumley 235, Melissa Adams235, Tony Adams 204, Shane Stanfill 203.Party Timers Myung Lee 204, 201, Duane Stout 258-657, DaveHucka 220, Laura Rodehaver 228, Rachael Lopez 201, Young Shin237-605, Yvonne Dowland 235, 215-620, John Gagne 215, 213 -612, Chad Mcaskill 256-604.Anaheim Nisel Don Ellsworth 222, James Kashima 222, SandyViloria 234, Fred Sasaki 212, Bob Mendoza 215, Tommy Watanabe235.Santa’s Super Savers Anita Carranza 219, Mel Wogomon 230,213,Phyllis Totten 213.525 Ladies Classic (4 Games) Sandy Magana 210 779, Evie Rob-erts 223-752, Vicki Townsend 752, Joy McGregor 200-720.Thursday Mixed Seniors No ScoresThursday Cypress College Jon Huse 276,643, Kathy March 212,Mike Toomay 202, Bill Swanson 223, Brad Pickler 201.Sons of Italy JP Sferruzza 209Magnolia Teachers & Friends Joe Andreff 202.7-11 Vegas LisaSomma 202, Bill Barosci 223, 221, Ken Munson 223,233, EvaMunson 212, 212-638, Dave Haskell 207, 213, John Conway 234,244 - 648. Gray Panthers No scoresVegas Party Brian Roberge 232, 238-661, Bill Dunlop 224, DavidBoroff 201, 235-612, Walt Hooper 223, Stan Evans 266, 245, 200-711.T.G.I.F. Martin Alcala 206, Bill Schwerin 220, Tim Perry 207, 200.Karen Daniels 202, Casey Jones 241, 201 - 603.P.B.L. Willie Malare 211, 207, Romy Villalobos 212, Joe Fernandez204.Saturday Juniors Michael Nakahara 201, Aaron Wilson 200,Valerie Matsumoto 203, Susy Monteith 208.4-4 Vegas Ted Kraft 223, 224-625, Dino Chavez 248-635, DonGardner 239, 200-621, Melissa Adams 215, Mike Peterson 245,203-616, Larry Leach 218, 213, 206-637.Saturday Night Special William Wycoff 223, Daniel Bradshaw208, Tom Butters 258, Brian McGee 234, 207-615, Brian Parker247.Double Daters Ben Philalack 256,236,686, John Conway 256,652,Eric Angeles 252,612, Carl Adinolfi 203,237-632, Alan Bloom222,242-613, Debbie Baker 219, Jackie Legro 210, Nicole Albrecht224.Thursday Juniors Valerie Matsumoto 209, Jonathon Greenbalg212. See you all next week.