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OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Forest Lanes 6 Gamer 1PM • Saturday, July 22nd $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood (562) 421-8448 Bragging Rights Open Saturday July 22nd 1:00 PM 500.00 1st Place Guaranteed Saturday No-Tap Aug. 5th 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM Entry Fee:$40 Sidepots Optional 6 Games FRIDA FRIDA FRIDA FRIDA FRIDAY NO NO NO NO NO-TAP AP AP AP AP 3 GAMES Every Friday At 1:00 PM $15 ENTRY FEE Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = 30.00 Entry Fee: $50.00 56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTER OPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS $ 69 $ 39 10 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax. Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply. Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials. Based on availability. Rates subject to change. Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend. No energy surcharge. SUN-THURS FRI-SAT FROM FROM 2007 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Thursday, July 13, 2006 67th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 News SINCE 1940 California California California California California B OWLING Grand Prix Coordinator Wanted The Bowling Centers of Southern California needs co- ordinator to run tournaments and interface with member / parents and bowling center youth directors. Call Bill Walbrecher to ne- gotiate hours and salary at 818-642-2620. The CWBA Championship Tournament in Sacramento saw the doubles record broken this past weekend by the duo of Paula Vidad and Laurie Soto. Their combined score of 1,517 surpassed the pre- vious record by 55 pins held by Tera Hawkins and Regina Aboud with a 1,462. Paula Vidad of Crestline rolled scores of 258-229- 237= 724 while Laurie Soto of Castaic bombed 268-268-257=793. The first time the duo teamed up they won the 2004 CWBA Doubles Title in Alameda County with a 1364. They also won the Team Title with Sheri Dyer and Diane Parker. With two more weeks to go, if the record breaking score holds up, it will be their second doubles title in three years. Paula Vidad and Laurie Soto Break CWBA Doubles Record by Tammy Shearer 2004 Doubles Champions: Paula Vidad and Laurie Soto GREENDALE—The United States Bowling Congress will be the umbrella sponsor of a made-for-television women’s bowling series to air on five con- secutive Monday nights begin- ning Sept. 11 on ESPN2. The USBC Women’s Chal- lenge, developed by Gary Beck at Killer ‘B’ Promotions, will feature 16 women selected to compete over the first four 90- minute telecasts with the win- ner of each competing against each other for the final champion in the fifth telecast. Each show will be rebroadcast within seven days of the original airing. USBC spokespeople Diandra Asbaty, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard USBC To Sponsor Televised Women’s Series Women’s Challenge To Air In September & October On ESPN2 and Kim Terrell will be three of the invited players. All others are expected to be announced in mid-July. All will be guaranteed prize money. The shows will be taped Aug. 29-31 at the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas as part of National Bowling Week. The lanes will be installed on the fash- ion runway. In addition, the package in- cludes USBC’s continuing spon- sorship of the Teen Masters. As part of the series of telecasts, the Teen Masters also will be aired on Oct. 16 on ESPN2. More details on the USBC Women’s Challenge will be an- nounced later. GREENDALE—When Jun- ior Team USA’s P.J. Haggerty and Stefanie Nation return to the World Youth Championships in a few weeks, they personally will notice the growth of bowl- ing worldwide — more coun- tries, more competitors and more challengers. Haggerty and Nation, who will be competing in their final events as Junior Team USA members, lead a strong United States contingent into the 2006 World Tenpin Bowling Associa- tion World Youth Champion- ships, scheduled for July 22-29 in Berlin, Germany. This year’s World Youth Championships, which have been held biannually since 1990, will feature 48 countries — a dramatic increase from the 29 that competed at the 2004 event in Guam. “There definitely are a lot more good players now,” said Haggerty, a 21-year-old Weimar, Calif., native who has been a part of Junior Team USA since 2004. “We should be the deeper, more experienced team there. How- ever, we can’t take anything for granted.” Haggerty will be joined by fellow Junior Team USA mem- bers David Lange, 23, of Stevensville, Mich., Ivan Miyasato, 23, of Aiea, Hawaii, and Matt O’Grady, 19, of South Amboy, N.J. Nation, a 22-year-old Miami native, will be joined by Amanda Burgoyne, 21, of Newport, Junior Team USA Ready To Face Challengers At 2006 World Youth Championships Minn., Samantha Linder, 20, of Winter Haven, Fla., and Michelle Quirk, 21, of Roseville, Calif., on Junior Team USA girls’ side. Nation, the women’s colle- giate Player of the Year from the University of Central Florida last season, helped lead Junior Team USA to the girls team gold medal in 2004. She also took home silver medals in doubles and Masters as Junior Team USA captured eight medals — the most among any country competing. “We need to go into this open-minded,” said Nation, who recently finished tied for 32nd at the USBC Queens and won three consecutive U.S. Junior Amateur titles from 2003-05. “We want to win gold, but we know it’s not going to be an easy task. We definitely have a chal- lenge out there.” Haggerty, the men’s colle- giate Player of the Year the past two seasons at Fresno State, brought back a silver medal in boys doubles from the 2004 World Youth Championships. He believes experience in a team environment will end up benefit- ing Junior Team USA’s represen- tatives, seven of whom have col- lege bowling on their resume. “Having team experience will help us out,” Haggerty said about Junior Team USA, which also features six multi-year team members. “We can make moves off each other and communicate Victorville Bowlers Host Bowl-A-Thon For Elena Karlen VICTORVILLE — Bowlers at Victor Bowl were saddened to hear of Elena Karlen’s tragic ruptured cerebral aneurysm in June. Elena is currently a pa- tient at Loma Linda University Medical Center and expected to make a slow (but positive) re- covery. Victor Bowl, on Friday, July 21st at 9:00 P.M. will host a Bowl-A-Thon to help defray mountainous medical expenses. Door prizes are piling up fast!!! Bring your friends and neigh- bors for a fun nite and such a worthy cause. Only $20. For details, contact Cindy Corrette at 760-244-9772 or Tracty Dykstra at 760-949- 3556. If you can’t make the bowl- ing bash, donations can be made at Desert Community Bank in Elena Karlin’s name, #0158567320. This wonderful family thanks you in advance. O.C. Bowling Trailer Luring O.C. Fair Goers COSTA MESA — Captain Bill Huntington says the Orange County Bowling Council’s “regulation” Bowling Trailer, since July 7 lured hundreds, per- haps thousands of O.C. Fair goers to try their luck at Tenpin Bowling. “We are giving free bowling coupons to the lucky strikers and spare makers — every day except Monday until July 30”, he added. For more information regard- ing the Bowling Trailer, call 714- 554-0111. California U.S.B.C. Association 9th Annual Princess Tournament by Carol Mancini PALMDALE, CA— The California State U.S.B.C. Asso- ciation (formerly California Women’s Association) will be hosting their 9th Princess Tour- nament at Brunswick Vista Lanes in Palmdale this year. Year one, only a handful of ladies participated in the San Gabriel Valley. But the “175 av- erage and under” Princess Tour- nament has become a California favorite. The fact that this five gamer is all handicapped and singles — appeals to a lot of women eager for the competi- tion. The tournament will run Oc- tober 13, 14 and 15, 2006. Squad times are Friday 2:30 PM, Sat- urday and Sunday 9:30 AM, 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Entry fee for this fun event is $35. That takes care of prize fund, bowling, scorers and ex- penses. Of course, they will of- fer sidepots, a goody table and lots of hugs (I know those friendly gals in Palmdale!). If you can’t find an entry form at your local bowling center or association office, give Rosie Parker (Tournament Chairman) a call at 626-334-8745. She has a special request. If you wish to bowl with certain gals, please send the entries together in one envelope. Must be a U.S.B.C. member to bowl and have a book average. continued on page 15

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Page 1: Testcaliforniabowlingnews.businesscatalyst.com/assets/071306.pdf · OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Forest Lanes 6

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56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTEROPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS

$69 $3910 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax.

Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply.Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials.

Based on availability. Rates subject to change.Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend.

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FROM FROM

2007

11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com

Thursday, July 13, 200667th Year In Publication

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

News SINCE 1940CaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCalifornia BOWLING

Grand PrixCoordinator

WantedThe Bowling Centers of

Southern California needs co-ordinator to run tournamentsand interface with member /parents and bowling centeryouth directors.

Call Bill Walbrecher to ne-gotiate hours and salary at818-642-2620.

The CWBA Championship Tournament in Sacramento saw thedoubles record broken this past weekend by the duo of Paula Vidadand Laurie Soto. Their combined score of 1,517 surpassed the pre-vious record by 55 pins held by Tera Hawkins and Regina Aboudwith a 1,462. Paula Vidad of Crestline rolled scores of 258-229-237= 724 while Laurie Soto of Castaic bombed 268-268-257=793.

The first time the duo teamed up they won the 2004 CWBADoubles Title in Alameda County with a 1364. They also won theTeam Title with Sheri Dyer and Diane Parker. With two more weeksto go, if the record breaking score holds up, it will be their seconddoubles title in three years.

Paula Vidad and Laurie SotoBreak CWBA Doubles Record

by Tammy Shearer

2004 Doubles Champions: Paula Vidad and Laurie Soto

G R E E N D A L E — T h eUnited States Bowling Congresswill be the umbrella sponsor ofa made-for-television women’sbowling series to air on five con-secutive Monday nights begin-ning Sept. 11 on ESPN2.

The USBC Women’s Chal-lenge, developed by Gary Beckat Killer ‘B’ Promotions, willfeature 16 women selected tocompete over the first four 90-minute telecasts with the win-ner of each competing againsteach other for the final championin the fifth telecast. Each showwill be rebroadcast within sevendays of the original airing.

USBC spokespeople DiandraAsbaty, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard

USBC To Sponsor Televised Women’sSeries Women’s Challenge To Air InSeptember & October On ESPN2

and Kim Terrell will be three ofthe invited players. All othersare expected to be announced inmid-July. All will be guaranteedprize money.

The shows will be tapedAug. 29-31 at the Fashion ShowMall in Las Vegas as part ofNational Bowling Week. Thelanes will be installed on the fash-ion runway.

In addition, the package in-cludes USBC’s continuing spon-sorship of the Teen Masters. Aspart of the series of telecasts,the Teen Masters also will beaired on Oct. 16 on ESPN2.

More details on the USBCWomen’s Challenge will be an-nounced later.

GREENDALE—When Jun-ior Team USA’s P.J. Haggertyand Stefanie Nation return to theWorld Youth Championships ina few weeks, they personallywill notice the growth of bowl-ing worldwide — more coun-tries, more competitors andmore challengers.

Haggerty and Nation, whowill be competing in their finalevents as Junior Team USAmembers, lead a strong UnitedStates contingent into the 2006World Tenpin Bowling Associa-tion World Youth Champion-ships, scheduled for July 22-29in Berlin, Germany.

This year’s World YouthChampionships, which havebeen held biannually since 1990,will feature 48 countries — adramatic increase from the 29that competed at the 2004 eventin Guam.

“There definitely are a lotmore good players now,” saidHaggerty, a 21-year-old Weimar,Calif., native who has been a partof Junior Team USA since 2004.“We should be the deeper, moreexperienced team there. How-ever, we can’t take anything forgranted.”

Haggerty will be joined byfellow Junior Team USA mem-bers David Lange, 23, ofStevensville, Mich., IvanMiyasato, 23, of Aiea, Hawaii,and Matt O’Grady, 19, of SouthAmboy, N.J.

Nation, a 22-year-old Miaminative, will be joined by AmandaBurgoyne, 21, of Newport,

Junior Team USA Ready To Face ChallengersAt 2006 World Youth Championships

Minn., Samantha Linder, 20, ofWinter Haven, Fla., andMichelle Quirk, 21, of Roseville,Calif., on Junior Team USA girls’side.

Nation, the women’s colle-giate Player of the Year from theUniversity of Central Floridalast season, helped lead JuniorTeam USA to the girls team goldmedal in 2004. She also tookhome silver medals in doublesand Masters as Junior TeamUSA captured eight medals —the most among any countrycompeting.

“We need to go into thisopen-minded,” said Nation, whorecently finished tied for 32ndat the USBC Queens and wonthree consecutive U.S. JuniorAmateur titles from 2003-05.“We want to win gold, but weknow it’s not going to be an easytask. We definitely have a chal-lenge out there.”

Haggerty, the men’s colle-giate Player of the Year the pasttwo seasons at Fresno State,brought back a silver medal inboys doubles from the 2004World Youth Championships.He believes experience in a teamenvironment will end up benefit-ing Junior Team USA’s represen-tatives, seven of whom have col-lege bowling on their resume.

“Having team experience willhelp us out,” Haggerty said aboutJunior Team USA, which alsofeatures six multi-year teammembers. “We can make movesoff each other and communicate Victorville Bowlers

Host Bowl-A-ThonFor Elena KarlenVICTORVILLE — Bowlers

at Victor Bowl were saddenedto hear of Elena Karlen’s tragicruptured cerebral aneurysm inJune. Elena is currently a pa-tient at Loma Linda UniversityMedical Center and expected tomake a slow (but positive) re-covery.

Victor Bowl, on Friday, July21st at 9:00 P.M. will host aBowl-A-Thon to help defraymountainous medical expenses.

Door prizes are piling upfast!!!

Bring your friends and neigh-bors for a fun nite and such aworthy cause. Only $20.

For details, contact CindyCorrette at 760-244-9772 orTracty Dykstra at 760-949-3556.

If you can’t make the bowl-ing bash, donations can be madeat Desert Community Bank inElena Karlin’s name,#0158567320. This wonderfulfamily thanks you in advance.

O.C. BowlingTrailer Luring

O.C. Fair GoersCOSTA MESA — Captain

Bill Huntington says the OrangeCounty Bowling Council’s“regulation” Bowling Trailer,since July 7 lured hundreds, per-haps thousands of O.C. Fairgoers to try their luck at TenpinBowling.

“We are giving free bowlingcoupons to the lucky strikersand spare makers — every dayexcept Monday until July 30”,he added.

For more information regard-ing the Bowling Trailer, call 714-554-0111.

California U.S.B.C.Association 9th AnnualPrincess Tournament

by Carol ManciniPALMDALE, CA— The

California State U.S.B.C. Asso-ciation (formerly CaliforniaWomen’s Association) will behosting their 9th Princess Tour-nament at Brunswick VistaLanes in Palmdale this year.

Year one, only a handful ofladies participated in the SanGabriel Valley. But the “175 av-erage and under” Princess Tour-nament has become a Californiafavorite. The fact that this fivegamer is all handicapped andsingles — appeals to a lot ofwomen eager for the competi-tion.

The tournament will run Oc-tober 13, 14 and 15, 2006. Squadtimes are Friday 2:30 PM, Sat-urday and Sunday 9:30 AM,1:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

Entry fee for this fun event is$35. That takes care of prizefund, bowling, scorers and ex-penses. Of course, they will of-fer sidepots, a goody table andlots of hugs (I know thosefriendly gals in Palmdale!).

If you can’t find an entry format your local bowling center orassociation office, give RosieParker (Tournament Chairman)a call at 626-334-8745. She hasa special request. If you wish tobowl with certain gals, pleasesend the entries together in oneenvelope. Must be a U.S.B.C.member to bowl and have a bookaverage.

continued on page 15

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Thursday, July 13, 2006Page 2 BOWLING NEWS

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NEWS FROM THE SUPER BOWL MINI ELIMINATOR • THE ORLEANS BOWLING CENTER, LAS VEGAS, NV

• • • •

Presented by . . .

2006 Mini Eliminator

The Orleans Bowling Center, July 1-9, 2006

Championship Match Division Game Prize

1. Les Shirwindt, Las Vegas, NV Senior 216 $20,000

2. David Grooms, Vancover, WA 35/U 201 $10,000

3. Craig Harrington, Herriman, UT 36-49 189 $ 5,000

4. Frank Cascio, Tonawanda, NY 205/U 166 $ 4,000

5. Dino Castillo, Carrollton, TX Open 157 $ 3,500

FINAL - July 9, 2006

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Shirwindt is the winner ofthe 13th Annual MiniEliminator. The steady se-nior rolled a solid 216 gameto claim the $20,000 topprize here at the OrleansBowling Center Sundayevening.

Shirwindt, a carpenterby trade, stepped up in the10th frame needing a striketo claim the title. “I justthought about making agood shot,” he said. Run-ner-up David Grooms,Vancouver, Washington hadposted a 201 game, forcingShirwindt to strike on hisfirst shot in the 10th to win.Grooms earned $10,000 forsecond.

Shirwindt used aBrunswick Radical Inferno

ball to win. “It’s the ball Igot for the Shootout,” hesaid. “I averaged over 230with it.” The champion issponsored by local sponsorMike Pellegrino, and heplans to use some of hiswinnings to bowl in moreevents, especially SteveSanders new GenerationsBowling Tour, which startsin October.

Third place went to2005 Super Bowl Minichamp Craig Harrington,Herriman, Utah who rolleda 189 in the title match.Harrington earned $5000.$4000 went to FrankCascio, Tonawanda, NewYork for 4th, and DinoCastillo, Carrollton, Texastook home $3500 for 5th.

2006 Mini EliminatorChampion

Les Shirwindt

The Mini Eliminator T The Mini Eliminator T The Mini Eliminator T The Mini Eliminator T The Mini Eliminator Todayodayodayodayoday FINAL, July 9, 2006

2006 Mini Eliminator Finals •• The Orleans Bowling Center, Las Vegas, Nevada • July 9, 2006

35 & Under

Round 1 ($750 each)

Ceraolo, Brad - Mooresville, NC-190; Fung, Vanessa - Hong Kong -188;Raymond, Floyd - Gaylord, MI-187; Cyr, Ray - New Hartford, NY-187; Rogers,Bryson - Midvale, UT- 186; Meyer, Matthew - Alexandria, MN-183; Mersch,Jeffrey - Orlando, FL-182; Herman, Rob - Allentown, PA-178; Dunleavy, Dan- Staten Island, NY-175; Monce, Bill - Wheaton, IL- 173; Eklund, Dennis -Huddinge, Sweden-171; MacLelland, Dan - Saginaw, MI-169; Tabron, Kevin- Colorado Springs, CO-163; Baron, Ray - Williamstown, NJ-156; GohaganIII, George - Dayton, OH-148; Fudge, Charles J - NorthGlenn, CO-146Round 2 ($1000 each)

Orlikowski, Robin - Grand Rapids, MI-193; Ellis, April - Jackson, TN-192;Ewald, David - Macomb, MI-191; Darden, Ira - Upper Marlboro, MD-187;Abel, Ryan - Bel Aire, KS -183; Nable, Maxine - Australia-181; Branagan,Tyson - Carrollton, TX-181; Glover, Zara - Lancashire, England- 180; Clark,Mark - Naperville, IL-177; Liu, Liwei - Pasadena, CA -176; Hale, Marvin J. -Discovery Bay, CA -171; Smaglik, Ed - Lafayette, IN-169; Nelson, Chad -Owatonna, MN-169; O' Sullivan, David - Yonkers, NY-169; Colby, Michael -Agawam, MA-169; Brown, Art - Lansing, MI-168Round 3 ($1500 each)

Webb, Bill - Enfield, CT-196; Lucas, Jeff - Raymore, MO-192; Futrell, Jay -Derby, KS-188; Williams, Stuart - Ellescere Port, England-186; Taylor, Zachary- Lawrence, KS-178; Hamaguchi, Steve - Escondido, CA-174; Valenta, Brian- St Peters, MO-162; Hester, Chris - Louisville, KY-148; Graff, Andrew - LasVegas, NV-144; Darvas, Larry - E Atlantic Beach, NY-143; Rohde, Billy -Alpharetta, GA-141Round 4 ($2000 each)

Dennis, Brian - Durham, NC-188; Kim, Ko Woon - South Korea-185; Asbaty,Diandra - Chicago, IL-182; Sonnenfeld, Jeremy - Sioux Falls, SD -174;Haggerty, P. J. - Clovis, CA-167; Berger, Noah - Berkeley, CA - 161Round 5 ($2500 each)

Siders, Mark - Westerville, OH-194; Pluhowsky, Shannon - Phoenix, AZ-180; Norton,Scott - Cypress, CA-164Round 6 ($3000)

Peterson, Vernon - Winterhaven, FL-18436-49

Round 1 ($750 each)

Azcarate, Michael - Sunrise, FL-198; Pascua, Tony - Rancho Cordova, CA-193; Carrick, Brian - Farmingville, NY-181; Ambrose, Patrick - Upland, CA-180; Lown, Steve - Henderson, NV-178; Loranger, Brett - Las Vegas, NV-174; Nerona, Miles T. - New WestMinster, BC -161; Smith, Jeff - Howell, NJ-133; Nadeau, Dan - Grand Junction, CO -133Round 2 ($1000 each)

Miller, Rick - Lincoln, NE-196; Bolleby, Ulf - Lindome Sweden-195; Belmont,Bob - N Las Vegas, NV-183; Jones, John F. - Phoenix, AZ-182; Morgan, Nick- Sacramento, CA-181; Bock, Dan - Albert Lea, MN-180; Schwerdtfeger, Tim- Las Vegas, NV-173;Varela, Paul - Carson, CA-171; Oliver, Scott - Agawam,MA-171; Legorreta, Eduardo - Tijuana, Mexico-156; Faliero, Mike - W Sen-eca, NY-152; Fowler, Don - Overland Park, KS-144Round 3 ($1500 each)

Schloss, Ron - Mesa, AZ-209; Enright, Paul - Henderson, NV-202; Kwiecien,Paul - Lansing, MI-200; Renteria, Paul - Boulder City, NV-194; Guindon,Dave - W. Seneca, NY-193; Benefield, Greg - Blue Springs, MO-184; Porter,Jim - Owosso, MI-168; Rusin, James - Swansea, MA-166; Aronson, Sharon- Turlock, CA-155Round 4 ($2000 each)

Watts, Jay - Omaha, NE-202; DiIorio, Ken - Artesia, CA-200; Thomas, Pete- Oklahoma City, OK-194; Auerbach, Craig - Sunrise, FL-185; Inocencio,Daniel - College Station, TX-180Round 5 ($2500 each)

Nelson, Ron Jr - Bridgeview, IL-206; Lawson, Kenneth - Deltona, FL-206; Wright,Steve - Cypress, TX-174Round 6 ($3000)

Viale, Chris - Westfield, MA-169

Open

Round 1 ($750 each)

Yiu, Daniel - Hong Kong-199; Tee, Markwin - Manila, Philippines-175; Russell,Randy - Monroe, GA-173; Qualischefski, Brandon - Sippy Down, Aust -149;Hernandez, Isaac - Commerce, CO-139Round 2 ($1000 each)

Collins, Chip - Fayetteville, NC-194;Cain, Andrew - Scottsdale, AZ-188;Bellinder, Missy - Fullerton, CA-184; Archer, D.J. - Amarillo, TX-183; MannaJr, Tony - Omaha, NE-179; Quintero, Mario - Mexico-176; Ramos, Erik -WinterSprings, FL-175; Cardinale, Paul - Henderson, NV-168; Taylor, Mike- Las Vegas, NV-165; Kovack, Jason - Windsor, Ontario, Canada-150Round 3 ($1500 each)

Stayrook, Jess - San Diego, CA-211; Ciach, Joe - Ontario, Canada-209;Haynes, David - Las Vegas, NV-206; Lintila, Lasse - Lohja, Finland-204;Hoffman, Bill - Columbus, OH-186; Falconi, Daniel - Mexico City-184;Vermilyea, Erik - Maplewood, MN-181; Yeung, Wicky - Hong Kong-146Round 4 ($2000 each)

Wu, Siu Hong - Hong Kong-213; Boresch, Lennie - Kenosha, WI-213; RoseJr., Mike - W Henrietta, NY-204; Palermaa, Osku - Espoo, Finland-147Round 5 ($2500 each)

Page, Rhino - Fresno, CA-203; Patterson, Dan - Phoenix, AZ-194Round 6 ($3000)

Belmonte, Jason - Orange, Australia-168Senior

Round 1 ($750 each)

Masiello, John - Kenmore, NY-178; Lichstein, Larry - Ft Myers, FL-170Round 2 ($1000 each)

Bruck, Stephen - Cincinnati, OH-197; Shellabarger, Max - Ogden, UT-189;McCordic, Paul - Sugarland, TX-176; Psaropoulos, Dennis - Lake Worth,FL-169; Chew, David - Brentwood, CA-165; Willis, Willie R - Hamden, CT-157Round 3 ($1500 each)

Slaughter, James - Las Vegas, NV-183; Emerson, Gary - Las Vegas, NV-178; Painter, Kerry - Henderson, NV-176; Fulford, Kerry - Gatesville, TX-175; McMahan, Greg - Dandridge, TN-174Round 4 ($2000 each)

Kinyon, Gary C. - Lockport, NY-228; Johnson, Jim - Marysville, OH-185Round 5 ($2500)

Estes, Mark - Grapevine, TX-192Round 6 ($3000)

Racette, Ken - San Diego, CA-205205 & Under

Round 1

Tscharke, Uwe - Frankfurt, Germany-187; Munoz, Joel P. - Hercules, CA-168 Copon, Jojo - Toronto, Ont., Canada-162; D'Silva, Johnny - Germany-149Round 2 ($1000 each)

Stratton, Amy D. - San Marcos, CA-176; Castro, Jerry - S San Francisco,CA-176; Smith, Ann - Deanshanger, England-173; Palojarvi Sr, David -Streamwood, IL-170; Attard, Joanna - Malta-170; Bolleby, Kim - Lindome,Sweden-168;Prakash, Taron - San Bruno, CA-165; Bautista, Richard -Mississauga, Ont. Cana-162; Tesh, Don - Winston-Salem, NC-157Round 3 ($1500 each)

Wolfschaffner, Peter - Germany-175; Catalanello, David - Stickney, IL-174;Fucuy, Luis - Sierra Vista, AZ -170; Broadway, Lynn - Sumner, TX-167;Martinsen Sr., Brian - Vass, NC -165; Defazio, Steven - Owingsville, KY-159;Medel, Mark - Mississagua, Ont. Canada-157; Lislien, Ole Johnni - KongsbergNorway-151Round 4 ($2000 each)

Czygryn, Chuck - Chicago, IL-189; Loredo, Gerardo - Toluca, Mexico-157;Regehr, Edward - Hesperia, CA-156; Cericos, Sol - Arcadia, CA-137Round 5 ($2500 each)

Bartoszek, Tom - Sterling Heights, MI-182; Broadway, Brandon - Sumner, TX-15Round 6 ($3000)Pavilack, David - Hollywood, FL-158

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Age 85GREENDALE—Former

American Bowling CongressPresident Julian Johnson of NewOrleans died July 7 at the age of85.

Johnson’s service to bowlingbegan in 1963 when he became aleague president. At the locallevel, his role soon expanded tobecome a New Orleans BowlingAssociation bowling centerhouse representative, a memberof the New Orleans B.A. boardof directors and eventually theassociation’s president in 1965.

When the position of secre-tary-treasurer of the New Or-leans B.A. became available in1969, he resigned his post aspresident of the association totake over the new duties.

His dedication to the sportwas recognized in the South withhis election to the SouthernBowling Congress board of di-rectors in 1965.

In 1966 Johnson became amember of the ABC board andin 1973 was elected a vice presi-dent. He became ABC’s 69thpresident on Aug. 1 of 1982.

Johnson, who was the firstABC president from Louisiana,served as chairman of the ABCHigh Score and Award Reviewand Education committees. Healso served on the organization’snew equipment, tournament siteinspection and finance and bud-get committees, among manyothers.

The California Bowling Writ-ers were out in force at the 2006CWBA Convention’s ProductFair with their usual Dice Gamewith tons of raffle gifts to be wonas well as the new addition ofGrab Bags that were a hit. Youcould join CBW and go away awinner! Circus Circus, CBW’sLuncheon sponsor, had theirtable right next to CBW’s pro-viding information on accommo-dations and offering a fun, ring-toss game, which, you wouldthink would be right up abowler’s alley. Many tried theirluck throwing the three ringsfrom a mere 4ft. away trying tohit the peg and win their choiceof a stuffed animal. Many wonbut plenty missed!

The fun poured over to theCBW annual Luncheon, withRingMaster Joan Romeo at thehelm who welcomed nearly 100CBW members and guests. Theevent took place on Saturday,May 20, 2006, in Sacramento atthe Holiday Inn. To set the at-mosphere, attendees weregreeted by “Kathy the Clown”(Kathy Watson/CBWWebmaster & Director) whowelcomed everyone with a bagof peanuts and a satin bag filledwith goodies!

Following lunch, a raffle wasconducted by CBW PresidentAgnes Duffy. Circus Circusprovided an array of items forthe raffle, as well as RobinRomeo, USBC, and new CBWmember, Joan Scharsch, includ-ing a Storm bowling ball donatedby Dave Symes/Storm BowlingProducts (Sonija Caron was thelucky winner!).

Before our speaker was in-troduced, several dignitarieswere recognized which includedJohn Berglund, Executive Direc-tor/Bowling Proprietors Assoc.of America and JenniferCunningham, Director of Sales& Marketing for Circus Circus.Jennifer drew for two 3-day/2-night stays at Circus Circus andthe winners were Betty Russell,San Jose and Colleen Becker,Granada. She also offered a hugestuffed toy dog which was wonby Carol Mancini.

Eloise Cottrell, CBW PastPresident & Awards Chairman,announced the winner of theCBW 2006 Profile Award. BetteAddington of Bakersfield wasthe winner for her article “FirstWoman to Win State WheelchairBowling Tournament”.

Our special guest/speaker,Keith Hamilton, took to thestage and shared his experiencesboth as President of Luby Pub-lications, which publishesBowler’s Journal and other pub-lications, and his experiencesleading up to his present job.

Bowler’s International is 93years old and the oldest bowlingmagazine. It is publishedmonthly. Among Luby’s mostrecent ventures is Pro ShopOperator which Hamilton isworking on with John Berglund/BPAA. One of the goals of thispublication is “turning the ca-sual bowlers into leaguebowlers”. Another Luby publi-cation is US Bowler.

Hamilton then gave some in-sight on how he came to be thePresident of Luby Publications.Believe it or not, he admitted to

Live From The CWBA Convention WeekendCalifornia Bowling Writers’ Three-RingCircus Theme With Luncheon Featuring

Ring Master Keith Hamiltonjust taking up bowling as a sportthree years ago to “understandbowlers better”. While growingup, he was exposed to bowlingas his father owned a center inSt. Charles, LA. But he concen-trated on football, basketball andbaseball as a youth. As a strug-gling hopeful, Keith said he waslucky enough to be recognizedby Morton Luby, former ownerof Luby Publishing, who wassmitten with him, paid for himto go to college—and then, hiredhim! He stressed the key to hissuccess is “partnerships haveevolved and partnerships are thekey”. He also left us stating thatthe “merger is good for the bowl-ing industry.”

Luby purchased Bowler’sJournal in 1994. “BJ”, as it isknown to most, was publishing19 issues per year at the time.Today, Bowler’s Journal pub-lishes 52 issues per year.

The CBW annual meetingwas held following the luncheon.Elections were held and MaryLynly, Roseville, was elected thenew CBW President, BetteAddington, Bakersfield — 2nd

VP, Tina Martin, Novato —Treasurer, Kathy Watson, Rich-mond — Director #1 North andMarianne Evans, Simi Valley —Director #2 South. These posi-tions will take effect August 1st.

CBW is always looking forways to generate new membersand get bowlers interested inwriting about bowling. Eachyear CBW offers two opportu-nities for members to submittheir articles in their annual writ-ing contests—Profile Award andThe Golden Quill. The 2007topic for The Golden Quillaward will be “Traveling to aTournament” and eligible articlesmust be written and publishedbefore December 31, 2006. TheCBW website will gladly acceptthese articles for publication.

The California Bowling Writ-ers (CBW), formed in 1998, isopen to all California bowlingjournalists, promoters and sup-porters of the sport of bowling.

The purpose of the organi-zation is to encourage and edu-cate both members and non-members in communicationthrough print, promotion and useof electronic media. At the sametime, CBW will recognize andreward those who create mediaawareness by providing out-standing bowling photographyand journalistic excellence.

For more information, visit:h t t p : / / w w w. c a l b o w l i n gwriters.orgBette Addington & Mary LynlyCBW Publicity Committee

(l-r)—Sonija Caron receives her new Storm bowling ballfrom Kathy Watson (CBW Director/Webmaster).

(l-r)—John Berglund (Exec. Dir., BPAA), Joan Romeo (CBWDirector & Luncheon Chairperson), and Keith Hamilton

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PICKWICK BOWL921 W. Riverside Dr.

Burbank – 818-842-7188By TISH

CanogaPark Bowl

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

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

BOWL

BY B CONNECTION

12655 VENTURA BLVD.STUDIO CITY

818-769-7600 or 877-2380when you have time to spare

It’s a long, hot summer so why not stay cool by going bowling atPickwick? Our Summer Special on Tuesday and Thursdays of $1.00per game between the hours of 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM are a bargain!Sadly, rental shoes are not included.

Senior Swingers reported great scratch scores from Al Fama200/540, Larry Mc Donald 185/522, Seiki Tluczek 186/525, ViMajor 184 and Jean Vogt 459. Handicap honors go to Deno Vaerini236 and Dom Abanto 620.

Robby’s Mixed Scratch was top notch with scores from AngeloDixon 279/750, Greg Reid 270, Bobby Filson 268, Gino Genoa705, Vance Bennett 697, Cheryl Mc Donald 237/674, Cara Cooper215/623 and Tish Plotkin 183/547.

I Hop wasted nothing with scratch scores from Darrow Tiongco239/654, Dave Boehmer 237/644, Tony Wise 232/640, Laura Wise214/506, Moira Harris 210/542, Phyllis Webb 158 and Teri Colley416. Handicap highs went to Randy Amoroso 268/758, Ed Silber256, Jeff Boles 693 and Laurie Reyes 617.

Ladies Orbits rocked with high handicap scores from CarolThrasher 233/595, Jan Levitt 222/608, Cathy Stevens 222 and PeggyHalcomb 635.

Cartoon Network continues to draw the line with scratch scoresfrom Chris Hoetger 219, Bo Benigo 192/381, Roger Webb 355,Valentina Zaldana 176/275, Suzie Ruiz 133 and Alicia Parkinson242. Handicap highs went to Alex Campos 245/453 and RossiLazarova 385.

Guys & Dolls went to the moon with scratch scores from RudyHaubenreisser 277, Greg Angell 268/704, Brad Wilson 696, KarenCaldwell 197/521 and Julie Lizakowski 180/512. Handicap highfives went to Sean Casagrande 304, Mary Beth Wissman 246 andAlice Howard 701.

No Prayer needed from the Holy Bowlers with scratch scoresfrom Haitham Jammal 222, Joey Navarro 214/387, Raulie Treadway203/370, Jeff Herman 401, Janet Ward 183, Suzie Thompson 162/297, Tracy Chow 158/310 and Dandra Herman 289. Handicaphighs went to Jeff Ellis 242/437, Mark Neumann 458, Kathy Marriott209 and Jenny Klicker 408.

Wed. Nite Handicap rocked on with scratch scores from CoryNeill 245/676, Shain Duff 244/680, Jean Ubiadas 219/551 and CaraCooper 206/589. Handicap highs went to Matthew Williams 283/693, Mitchell Caldwell 255, Taashing Hui 704, Regina Beaner 241and Kat Stanley 664.

Thursday Senior Foursome was wild with scratch scores fromJim Emery 225/643, Jesse Menez 214/544, Ann Herrera 162/466and Cres Cruz 155/416. Handicap honors went to Fred Rapp 237,Julie Peters 228/630 and Enid Jacobsen 219.

Thursday 885 was out of the park with scratch scores fromVance Bennett 286/749, Phil Nunez 268/724, Cara Cooper 236/615, Vickie Maas 225 and Susan Rudler 561. Handicap highs wentto Jeff Norihiro 268, Dan Lebreche 724 and Carol Ponce 279.

Sunday Laughlin keeps on track with scratch scores fromDave Brouse 264/708, Vance Bennett 247, Steve Di Bartolomeo247, Cesar Trinidad 687, Mullaney Phelps 221/558 and ColeenRichmond 216/574. Handicap highs went to Art Macias 276/715and Kendra Dousette 245/663.

That wraps it up for now. Until next time, I’ll see you on thelanes.

PickwickJuniors

by Tish PlotkinOur group is getting ready to

send a few teams to the YouthState Tournament and in orderto help out with shirts, etc. weare having a great raffle. A four-ball bag by Storm is up for thewinning and all you have to dois buy a ticket for a chance. Tick-ets are $1.00 each or 7 ticketsfor $5.00. Such a deal! Be sureto stop by the front desk to getyours now.

The Bumpers continue toimprove with scores from ZachShepard 95/161, Ashley Orozco102/199 and Danielle Jackson93/172.

The Preps are on the marchwith scratch scores from BryanCaldwell 159/407, StephenOrozco 123/321, HeatherBussard 166/394, VanessaSalazar 155 and Raylin Rivera389. Handicap highs went toAlex Urena 153/426 and IsabelLopez 428.

The Juniors stampede withscratch scores from TonyBarriere 253/606, Chris Shaffer206/556, Danny Garcia 203/545,Patty Shaffer 172/453, DanettePeppler 147/369 and DayannaGooge 145/364. Handicap highfives go to Brandon Ochoa 252/630, Dylan Jimenez 228/613 andCasey Moran 228/589.

Sandra Johnson &Marcus Lemons

Perform inABTA LeagueL A K E W O O D — L a s t

Thursday we saw Marcus Lem-ons set again a new Hi Seriesmark for the League with his fine279-237-223/739 set. He wasfollowed by Steady FreddieCatamisan 256/702, DaveMathisen 256/692, Alonzo Lem-ons 243/690, Steven Hood 275/690, and Dan Alcayde 267/663.

The Ladies were led by EllenMyers 211-216-202/629, ShellyHall 212/580, Emma Johnson211/ 570, June Collier 557 andDeb Sanders 543.

SIDEPOT $45: Game 1-Marcus Lemons 279; Game 2Fred Catamisan 256 and Game3 and Super Pot Steven Hood275.

SUPER POT $135.The MATCH GAME

worth $738 was won be prettySandra Johnson, who by the waydrew her own number :-) She wasquite happy and we start anewthis week.

Sandra will implement aStrike Out Pot in the WinterLeague which will be quite funand interesting for our League.Congrats to Sandra!!

The Dollar Doubles werewon by Fred Catamisan and JonReyes 503 $300. Runner-upswere Dave Mathisen andMarcus Lemons 474 and $100.

Winner of the weekly ABTAtournament entry was Rita Wahl.

Make plans to field your teamfor our winter league which willpay $12,000 first with 30 teams.

League is 775 Mixed Four,any combo with a two year

WINNETKA — Hi. Hope everyone is well and enjoy-ing their summer bowling. Weather-wise it looks like it’sgoing to be a hot summer. So everyone stay cool andremember Canoga Park Bowl is always “cool”.

Thanks to all the bowlers who always support us inour tournaments. Congratulations to the team of Gregand Steve Martin, winners of our Adult-Junior No-Tap tour-nament, and also to Warren Riggen who took first placein the 195 & Under 5-Game No-Tap Singles.

The Classics: Louis Enriquez 266/641, Craig Goodman241/612, Tina Enriquez 259/620, Sami Scott 198/573,Shawnee Warrick 204/569, Pam Findl 560, Leah Hoffman531, Michael Witt 222, Rick Requena 209, LaurieGilmore 200.

Pizza & Bowl: Jeff Johnson 212, Jeff Stern 520.B’nai Brith Classic: Steve Horenstein 265/701, Ro-

man Agiert 238/629, Bernie Schatz 239/607, AlanRothstein 222, Thomas Flynn 219.

Adult/Jr. Doubles: Richard Greenzweight 211-204-207/622, Lisa Stern 155/375.

Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles: (4-games) ScottCrawford 230/834, Teresa Lauer 234/818, Bev Zietz 212/720, Louis D. Gross 245, Bruce Zietz 236, AnthonyPavlowe 234, Scott Friedman 234.

CC Nikkei: (6-30-06) Ken Shinbashi 279-234-215/728,John Kobayashi 212-245/650, Kevin Endow 215-241/647,Yuki Matsuba 244/600, Kenji Watanabe 214, Stan Date200-205, Craig Sasaki 205-210, Don Kobayashi 205, KirkSasaki 214, Junko Fujita 195/525, Katsuko Fujita 511,Miyuki Koga 200. (7-7-06) Eiji Fukumoto 259/732, StanDate 238/656, Yuki Matsuba 254/653, Yoshi Kawamura278/615, Noriko Fukunaga 257/648, Miyuki Koga 225/531, Junko Fujita 524, Katsuko Fujita 520, Robert Fujita222.

Scratch Match Point Doubles: (4-games) Mike Willis254/931, Bill Williams 239/917, Jason Kalmanson 255/909, Ruben Sarkisian 246/865, Dan Onestinghel 817,Pete Ramirez 246.

Phil-Am: Bert Araneta 244-214/628, Paul Layosa 235/612, Hocson Chua 226, Nil Nguyen 223, Helen Ventenilla162/466.

Viva Las Vegas: Ted Wieneziehr 207-257/655, JamesSmith Jr. 211-215-229/655, Robert Battle 206-212-222/640, Vince Koeller 224/605, Debby Koeller 149/394.

500 Classic: Carol Casuga 207/558, Marie Romain225/552, Candy Adams 548, Cindy Dominguez 539, PetraKaun 211/529, Leslie Jackson 522.

195 & UNDER 5-GAME NO-TAP SINGLES TOUR-NEY

(At Canoga Park Bowl)JULY 8, 2006 — FINAL STANDINGS

1. Warren Riggen 1409 $80.002. Richard Anesi 1364 40.003. Bill Robb 1329 FE

SIDEPOTS — OPEN DIVISIONGame 1, hdcp.: 1. Richard Anesi 316 13.00Game 2, scr.: 1. Hung Lay Quon 297 13.00Game 3, hdcp.: 1. Angel Dizon 312 13.00Game 4, scr.: 1. Bill Robb 279 13.00Game 5, hdcp.: Bill Robb 305 13.00

OPTIONALS300 JACKPOT

No winner, carryover next tournament 440.003-6-9 JACKPOT

Bill Robb 116.00Carryover next tournament 142.00

TOURNAMENT HIGH GAME JACKPOTHANDICAP DIVISION

Richard Anesi 316 12.00SCRATCH DIVISION

Angel Dizon 300 12.00ADULT JUNIOR NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

(At Canoga Park Bowl)JULY 8, 2006 — OFFICIAL RESULTS

1. Greg & Steve Martin Trophies & BlockbusterGift

Certificates2. Sharon Weger & Michael Ricca Trophies & Block-buster Gift Certifi-cates3. Percy & Josh Manansala4. Daniel Giegoldt & Gus Reveles5. Eddie & David Sayles

Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hello. The seniors here at Canoga Park

Bowl did some hot scoring the past week by the looks ofthe weekly reports. Rick Greenzweight out did himself bybeing high person in both senior leagues. Let’s check itout.

Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 236-246-246/728, DaveFolck 246-211-256/713, Al Reiswig 229-201/600, Bill Robb218-204/589, Carolyn Scherzberg 187/545, Bob Stiles 205/528, Marcia Votava 170/476, Donna Mae Brown 167/451,Eleanor Weaver 181/432, Margaret Hebard 165/418.

39’Ers Senior Trio: Rick Greenzweight 278-268-279/825,Dave Folck 259-225-278/762, Al Reiswig 218-259-213/690,John O’Donoghue 260/635, Bob Adams 201/593, EdwinCornish 216-204/589, Marv Baker 193/576, Scotty Alavazo215/567, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/564, Roger Chartrand202-200/563, Hap Hazard 203/562, Les Logan 213/554, MelNeiditch 206/554, Dale Simpson 208/551, Donald Macek211/549, Larry Mora 212/546, Bill Volkert 209/539, EllenHogan 182/496, Freda Leibson 190/493, Kay Leovy 194/484, Lil Baker 207/483, Doris Simmons 162/463, SylviaKesilis 171/460, Lee Murray 165/460.

Keep up the good bowling and let’s see who will be thenext high person of the senior leagues. Stay cool.

Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. Thanks to all the juniors and adults

who participated in Canoga Park Bowl’s Adult-Junior No-Tap tournament last Saturday. Congratulations to the win-ning team of Greg and Steve Martin.

It’s time to report our junior scores. Some leagues havetwo weeks of scores as we do a “catch-up”.

Bumper Thumpers: (7-1-06) Jerad Brett 88/169. (7-8-06)Jerad Brett 94/179.

Bantam Allstars: (7-1-06) Hunter Savoie 105/290, SevaunThompson 83/189, Ashley Brett 90/175. (7-8-06) HunterSavoie 114/302, Julia Frias 114/236.

Junior Royals: (7-1-06) Matt Jones 266-255-258/779, DrewStern 225-220/606, Samantha Meyers 209/534, SharonWeger 173/504, Michelle Watenmaker 108/290. (7-8-06)Kevin Gross 235/624, Noel Sosa 228/595, Drew Stern 222/577, Sharon Weger 201/556, Samantha Meyers 190/521,A.J. Minot 172/502, Karson Ghulamal 160/420, Amruta Sardar168/417, Kim Sosa 158/414, Michelle I. Wateni 126/317.

Adult/Jr. Doubles: Drew Stern 178/486, Allen Minot 170/480, Jessica Carmichael 121/348, Sabrina Walit 128/325.

See you next week right here at Canoga Park Bowl.

STUDIO CITY — The Connection has been disbanned.We now can only offer you the hilarity and prose of B accom-panied by His Royal Sweetness. Well, I promise to keepproviding your scores and keeping the language fresh. Webid a fond farewell to D. Now we discuss something thatdoesn’t require acronyms, your bonafide scores:

PINZE ADULTSTavern Guild: Tina Rukstalis 214-223/608, Curt Zellers

201-214/605, Ed Dusseau 201/578, T. R. Burton 215/540.Twilighters: Matt Risch 279-208-246/733, Darrell

Meyerhoff 235-236-258/729, Damond Taylor 264-247/695,Larry Schneider 203-226-247/676, Steven Knox 201/582.

Kings and Queens: Hector Hernandez 204-247/624, Os-car Manzanares 225/599, Lance Robinson 201-211/581,Kevin Collins 200-221/566.

Funseekers: Jay Fletcher 225-243-226/694, DamondTaylor 227-225/650, Frank Lozovina 253/609.

S.C.B.L.: Keane Murakami 225-216/631, Dave Yamamoto210-230/597, Robert Duncan 220/558, Brian Patterson 224-202/583.

PINZ JUNIORSBanco Popular and Pinz Bowling Center would like to

welcome Alex Castillo. He is Banco Popular’s L.A. RegionalManager. Thank you for all you do for our youth bowlers.Hope to see you at State Tournament in San Diego. Well, weare all ready for State Tournament?!! Our meeting is July15th. Make sure you all have your sanction cards as we aregoing on a military base. See you there.

Adult/Junior: Tyler Bensinger 237/572, Brad Lander 188/525, Joshua Fisher 202/504.

Senior Scratch: Griffin Roth 213-200/765, Nathan Honda212-202/742, Nicole Kato 213/738, Leanne Jilek 203-204/738, Brittlan Halpern 209/714.

Senior Galaxies: Micah Jaffee 203/494, Ethan Bensinger174/472, Natalie Kato 169/469.

Junior Stars: Danny Manzanares 96/271, Jonathan Berk94/261, Nicole Martinez 74/203.

Pee Wee Bumpers: Jack McEnvoy 98/161, Matthew Miller78/151.

PINZ SENIORSYou seniors have been very social this past week and I

don’t mean by downing coffee and donuts. I mean that youare all having happy times as joslyn seniors go. I know it’scorny but you guys are bowling great and it’s hard to show-case that. Instead view your top scores:

Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 187/550, Tony Piscuskas 190/537, Lee Waldorf 182/497, Jerry Rabinowitz 169/475.

Happy Timers: Ken Berkenheim 264-201/630, SolKarnovitz 179/505, Sam Marion 179/477, Art Abell 156/451.

Coffee and Donuts: Sharon Lawrence 185/480, HildegardMiller 164/474, Elayne Kllein 179/455, Donna Klein 170/453.

Senior Social: Gas Sumapong 197/492, Gary Olsen 166/478, Charlene Gaffney 188/473.

Check us out next week when Nice and Sweet starts theirrun as purveyors of your scores. Until then good luck andgood bowling.

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com

(L-R) William Ele 4th, Ubuild Lenon 5th Kathy Mc Collomthe Champs #1 Lady, Ed Regehr (Champion) and NonaCastro (runnerup)

LAS VEGAS — Ed Regehr,of Hesperia, a long time ABTAmember finally did it up big win-ning his first ABTA Title in theLas Vegas Open last weekend atthe Gold Coast. He won fromthe top seeded position barelyedging pretty Nona Castro ofSan Francisco, in a Champion-ship Game that went to the finalball.

This event was held over fivedays, Friday, Saturday,Sunday,Monday and Tuesday finalswith a total of 613 entries com-ing through the turnstiles to en-joy the fun and competition.

Each day had separate quali-fying boards, and the lanes weredressed semi-tough, but fair,with the scoring near the sameeach day to make the cut. Spe-cial thanks to Rich (laneman) forthat!

The turnout of 623 bowlers,advanced 126 bowlers to thesemifinals, who gave it their allin hopes to make the cut to thetop 32 single elim finals withnearly one in four earning a shotat the big bucks. The cut to thefinals was a +42 including 7 guar-anteed women.

Our finals field was now setat 32 players, 25 men and 7women. Eddie Regehr hit thelanes for a leading +117 to bethe top seed, to sit out, and bowlfor the title. Mark Borci was soclose at +115, and the secondseed, just two pins back with a+121, which gave him a firstround bye.

In the round of 30, we hadlast Years winner Darryl Peake,Gerald Sanchez,Bert Pamintuan,Mike Nakunz, Tim Crowder,Julian Conwi, Dave Morales,

Regehr Wins ABTA Las VegasOpen at the Gold Coast

Nakunz Bags a Nice $900 MatchSeriesFive Share $3,500 Match game/ Match Game again $3,500 this week

Linbrook Bowl is our Host this weekend in a two day eventChaweewan Arnuwan, MitziMartinez, Lucinda Griggie, An-thony Flores, Velinda Kelly, andOrpah Tolliver lose out. Each ofthe first-round losers pocketedchecks for $210.00.

Round two saw Mark Borci,Jeff Muzzarelli, DarrowTiongco, Jun Nacion, DarceeCashman, Jose Borromeo, RogerRabanal, and Raul Aldaz, beeliminated. Second-round los-ers received checks of $225.00each. It is great to see JeffMuzzarelli return and bowl withus as he comes from SouthernIllinois! In the round of nine thatare left, we saw Vic Arteaga,Carl Nixon, Simon Rojas, andDominic Tambio lose out andtook home checks of $400.00each.

The round of four, we hadVic Arteaga down a tappedUbuild Lenon 223-150. NonaCastro beat up on William Ele257-203. William and Ubuildwere fourth and fifth and got tidychecks of $800, with Nona andVic to bowl for the right to meetRegehr for the title.

In the Semi-final match, Nonastayed tough keeping clean. Vichad a strong double but thenwhiffed the 4-7. Nona had a nicelead. Then after another strike.Vic came up high and left the 2-4-7. Again missed it and was in ahole that he couldn’t get out of.Nona prevailed with consistencyin a 224-186 win. Vic was thirdand a nice $2,250. Nona was offto the title game vs the pride ofForest Lanes Eddie Regehr.

It was now Ed and Nona setfor the title match. Ed hadelected to have Nona start thematch. She did with a spare. Ed

then had a 3-10 split in frameone which he made. Then an-other spare and then the prettylady tossed a big turkey in frames3-5 and held a commanding lead.Ed, not to be denied, spared thenadded a turkey in frames 4-6 andwe had a match. Nona doubledagain in frames 7-8, spared the 9th and held a nice lead. But Eddug deep and put it all on theline with a strike in the 8th. Thenwent off the sheet with fourmore X’s and finished at a great244/258. Ed now had put Nonaon the line with a double to winthe title. She tried heartily butleft an 8 count, picked it up andfell 8 pins short at 212/250. Thetitle went the affable guy whohas been in our club for 20 years!Ed finally got his first title and aBig One at that. He is well-likedby all and most deserving. Edwon with the popular reducedEntry Option where he put up$47 and took home a nice $4,550which is just fine with him.Great bowling Eddie, Congrats!

ABTA NOTES: Congratula-tions again to Ed Regehr, whomade his trip from Hesperia veryworthwhile. In addition to his$4,500 top prize, Ed also pickedup a $150 ABTA logo Shirt Bo-nus. Ed is single but taken by abeautiful ABTA member KathyMcCollom who bowled theevent and was on hand for Ed’swin. Ed has bowled with theABTA off and on for 20 years.He is well-liked and respectedby all. He always competes inthe Las Vegas/ Laughlin Events,and bowls some of the other bigtime events in Vegas also! Heused a Inferno that he drilled him-self. He thanks Kathy for all her

patience, the ABTA Staff espe-cially Bob, and Glen “Brack-ets” Matsumoto for our old funtimes! Congrats to one of theGood Guys! A title Well-De-served!

Runner-up Nona Castro,who pocketed $4,500 in secondplace, is from San Francisco andused an Ace, and Storm drilledby Sonny Castillo, ABTA Cham-pion. She is married to a goodguy and great bowler Jerry. Shethanks the ABTA and Bob for avery well-run tournament and theABTA Staff that works so hard.

Vic Arteaga, a champion hailsfrom West Covina, and used aColumbia Messenger drilled byMemo Rosales at Action Lanes.He is engaged to a beautiful ladyMichelle and will wed June 7th.He thanks Michelle, and futureMom in law Arlene Rojas fortheir unwavering support. Spe-cial thanks to Memo and ArtOuzenain for help and the GoldCoast for hosting the ABTA eachyear. Special thanks to theABTA and his old friends!

Jeff Garrison drew the MatchSeries this week, a 679, whichmade Mike Nakunz a veryhappy bowler as his 679 nettedhim $900.00. Champion Regehrdrew the Match Game 3, a 184score worth $3,500. Five of ourmembers laid claim to it.Leornardo Dacasin, ErrolGeralde, Vincent Russell, ErnieJuarez, and Mike Maruca ofMinnesota fame each received$700 for their $5.00. The MatchGame with its carryover willagain go for $3,500 this week atLinbrook Bowling Center.

Steve Smith was last stand-ing in the 3-6-9 roll-off. Hemissed on shot #2. We will gofor $2,900 in the 3-6-9 atLinbrook Bowling Center thisweekend.

The Dollar Doubles ($1.00)were in force in Las Vegas andpaid out a nice $808. Winnerscan be found on the financialpage here.

Anthony Nicholson won thedrawing for a AMF300 compli-ments of our sponsor, Colum-bia 300. He is most deserving tobe sure!

A tip of the hat, as always,to the Gold Coast Staff, Sheila,Dave and staff are just greatthere. Special thanks to the laneman who did a great and veryfair job! We’ll be back next yearthe last weekend of June beforethe fourth of July, which is onWednesday!

We had a nice time at theAwards Party. Congrats to thosewinning awards this year. Over$3,500 in gifts and raffles weredoled out to those in attendance.We will have a special article onthe award winners soon.

This week, there is a changein the schedule, as the ABTAvisits Linbrook Bowling Centerin a two day event. There areQualifying squads Saturday at12:30-2:00-3:30, 5:00 & 7:00,an added Squad. On Sundaythere is one big squad at 10:00AM taking 1 in 5 to the semis atNoon, 3-6-9 is a huge $2,900 at11:45 AM.

Well, folks it is history as EdRegehr enters the archives as ourlatest Las Vegas Champion.Champion’s archives are listedon our website, www.abta1.comas well as the Schedule andChanges, etc.

NOTE: Schedule change forAug. 12. We were originally setfor West Covina Lanes but havemoved to Covina Lanes, 3 milesaway due to a yearly commit-ment at West Covina. SameSquad times and such, only atCovina Lanes!

AMERICAN BOWLING TOURNAMENTASSOCIATION

LAS VEGAS “ANNUAL OPEN”(At Gold Coast Bowling Center)

July 4, 2006FINAL STANDINGS

1. Ed Regehr (50%) 717 $4,400.00 ABTA Shirt 150.00 2. Nona Castro 637 4,500.00 3. Vic Arteaga 688 2,250.00 4. William Ele 673 800.00 5. Ubuild Lemon 654 800.00 6. Dominic Tambio 692 400.00 7. Glenn Matsumoto 685 400.00 8. Carl Nixon (SS) 683 400.00 9. Simon Rojas (SS) 672 400.00 10. Jeff Muzzarelli 678 225.00 11. Darrow Tiongco 679 225.00 12. Jun Nacion 669 225.00 13. Mark Borci 715 225.00 14. Jose Borroameo 657 225.00 15. Darcee Cashman 631 225.00 16. Rogelio Rabanal 689 225.00 17. Raul Aldaz Jr. 670 225.00 18. Gerald Sanchez (60%) 711 126.00 19. Daryl Peake 697 210.00 20. Bert Pamintuan 682 210.00 21. Hermie Lebaquin 676 210.00 22. Mike Nakunz 670 210.00 23. Tim Crowder 669 210.00 24. Julian Conwi 661 210.00 25. Dave Morales (SS) 660 210.00 26. Valinda Kelly 655 210.00 27. Chaweewan Arnuwan 654 210.00 28. Mitzi Martinez 653 210.00 29. Lucinda Griggie (SS) 651 210.00 30. Orpah Toliver 650 210.00 31. Anthony Flores 647 210.00 32. Gerry Caguin 644 210.00 33. Bart Sanchez 643 170.00 34. Mike Bousquet 642 165.00 35. Bob Alvarado 639 160.00 36. Bedell Vasquez 637 157.50 37. Javier Avila 636 155.00 38. Rodney Payne 635 150.75 38. Leonardo Dacasin (SS)635 150.75 38. Ping Romero 635 150.75 41. Dhanin Tayavibul 630 147.50 42. Roy Castillo (60%) 629 86.25 42. Ronald Chandler 629 143.75 44. Gerald Russell 627 142.50 45. Fermin Ubungen 625 140.00 46. Ted Villaroman 624 138.75 46. Fernando Alatorre 624 138.75 48. Marvin Crowder 620 137.50 49. Todd Edwards 619 135.00 50. Joy Espiritu 618 133.25 50. Danny Guevarra 618 133.25 50. Stephen Cantoria 618 133.25 53. David Emrich 617 130.00 54. Esther Tambio (SS) 616 129.50 54. Alan Basto 616 129.50 56. Mark Wong 615 129.00 57. Janet Bowcutt (SS) 614 127.50 57. Joe Mancini 614 127.50 59. Randy Sanicolas 612 125.00 60. Eduardo Flores 607 125.00 61. Rico Cayton (SS) 603 122.50 62. Art Lindsey (SS) 602 121.50 62. Demetrius Cash 602 121.25 64. Cleveland Johnson 601 118.75

64. Antonio Johnson 601 118.75 66. Richard Valdez 600 117.50 67. Claudio Puglisi 599 115.00 67. Grace Intalan 599 115.00 69. Thomas Licauco 597 112.50 70. Cesar Advincula 596 110.75 70. Lurlene Russell 596 110.75 70. Romy Legaspi 596 110.75 73. John Burton 595 109.00 74. Martin Nakunz (SS) 593 109.00 75. Jimmy Dacasin 592 108.00 76. Bob Butts 590 108.00 76. Romy Bautista 590 108.00 78. Noel Espiritu 587 106.50 78. Carlos Vejar 587 106.50 80. Ernie Juarez 586 105.50 80. Angelina Nillo 586 105.50 82. Roberta Nakunz 585 105.00 83. Mike Pawsey 584 104.00 83. Roger Romero (SS) 584 104.00 85. Donald Pullman (RH) 583 103.00 86. Claude Dottin 582 103.00 87. J.V. Doppieri 581 102.00 88. Ely Cruz (SS) 580 102.00 89. Danny Reece Sr. 579 101.00 90. Joevin Bolanos 576 100.50 90. Bootnic Gray 576 100.50 92. Roger Viernes 575 99.25 92. Christine Wiley 575 99.25 92. Laura McIntosh 575 99.25 95. Deborah Sanders 574 97.75 95. John Gonzales 574 97.75 95. G. Fisser (SS) (60%) 574 58.50 98. Celer de Castro 572 97.00 99. Fred Ringor 570 95.50 99. Ronnie Cordero 570 95.50 99. Leonida Durousseau 570 95.50 99. Imelda Ahorro (SS) 570 95.50103. Everett Nishikawa 569 94.00104. Pete Van Asch 563 93.50104. Steve Barnes 563 93.50106. Gil Justiniane 559 93.00107. LeoTartamella (SS) 553 92.00108. Adam Drozdz 552 91.50108. John Ellars 552 91.50110. Alfredo Basiga 549 90.50110. Robert Mercado 549 90.50112. Raul Rosales 548 89.50112. Steven Smith 548 89.50114. Shedrick Smith 546 89.00115. Steve Hower 545 88.00116. Romy Cajucom 543 88.00117. Jason Hummell 538 87.00118. Ben Hurtado (60%) 531 51.50119. Art Windsor (SS) 529 86.00120. Marilyn Medvec 520 86.00121. Francis Trejo 513 85.00122. Gil Romero 502 85.00123. Tom McNaughton 499 85.00124. Jeff Garrison 494 85.00125. Roger Wrase DNS 85.00126. Greg Kokanour DNS 85.00

DOUBLESFriday, June 30

1. Jeff Garrison/ Alan Aguilar 511 120.00 2. John Burton/ Jack Lindquist 483 44.00

Saturday, July 1 1. Ely Cruz/ Ronnie Cordero 514 120.00 2. Steven Smith/ Bert Pamintuan 511 40.00

Sunday, July 2 1. Randy San Nicholas/ Bert Paminutan 487 140.00 2. Joy Espiritu/ Noel Espiritu 484 50.00 3. Rodney Payne/ Todd Edwards 475 40.00 4. Deborah Sanders/ Valinda Kelly 469 30.00

Monday, July 3 1. Alan Aguilar/ Rogelio Rabanal 504 95.00 2. Alan Aguilar/ Tim Crowder 504 95.00 3. Roger Wrase/ Danny Reece 498 30.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores

Men: Fri.: +29, Sat.: +44, Sun.: +41, Mon.:+38, Tues.: +22Women: Fri.: +37, Sat.: +32, Sun.: +49.Mon.: +37, Tues.: -59Super Stars: Men: Adam Drozdz, MartinNakunz, Art Windsor. Women: ImeeAhorro, Janet Bowcutt

HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Jeff Garrison +162Women: Roberta Nakunz +131

Re-Entry Cut ScoreMen: +31; Women: +51

SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

Steve Smith 100.00MATCH GAME — 184

Leonardo Dacasin, Errol Geralde, ErnieJuarez, Mike Maruca and VincentRussell, each won 700.00

MATCH SERIES — 679Mike Nakunz 900.00

COLUMBIA 300 BALLAnthony NicholsonPrize Fund, 613 $33,668.25Added by Gold Coast 766.25Paid Entries, 35 @ $85 2,125.00Optional Sidepots 3,529.00$1.00 Doubles 808.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Brackets 21,275.003-6-9 100.00Match Series 900.00Match Game 3,500.00TOTAL PAID OUT $45,484.50

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I’ve known Glenn Allison fora long time. Like, since 1955.That’s when Allison was votedthe Southern California Bowlerof the Year, and I was a sportswriter writing about bowling forthe old Los Angeles Mirror.

That same year Allison tookoff for Chicago, where he joinedthe famed Pabst team. A coupleof years later he hooked up withSteve Nagy’s Falstaffs in St.Louis. After Nagy’s death, BillyWelu became the new captain.

Allison’s career really tookoff at that point. He became aPBA charter member in 1958 andwent on to capture six titles.Allison also collected four ABCeagles plus 10 other top-10 fin-ishes. This past March 18-19,in the USBC Open Champion-ships Tournament in CorpusChristi, the smooth-strokingright-hander became only theninth bowler to eclipse the100,000 pinfall mark.

His crowning achievement onthe lanes, however, came on thenight of July 1, 1982, whenAllison recorded his remarkable900 series. It was the first timeany bowler had rolled three con-secutive 300 games in sanctionedleague play.

The news traveled fast. Thenext day the ABC’s BurtKellerman, Orange County Bowl-ing Assn. secretary BobRamirez and western regionalABC Director Ken Knapp wereall at La Habra “300” Bowl inLa Habra, Calif.—just east ofWhittier—to check the lanes. Iwas also there.

As every bowling aficionadoknows, Allison’s 900 was notapproved by the ABC becauseof noncomplying lane condi-tions. The three officials—Kellerman, Ramirez andKnapp—all agreed that “underABC Article 7, Section 3 of theABC Rule Book, the lanes werenot dressed in accordance withrules established by the delegateswho attend the annual ABCConvention.”

It didn’t matter thatAllison—widely known now as“Mr. 900”—was bowling in anABC-sanctioned center, on sanc-tioned lanes and against sanc-tioned pins while using a sanc-tioned Columbia bowling ball.

Nor did it matter that threeyears earlier, in 1979, Allison hadbeen inducted into the ABC Hallof Fame. (In 1984, Allison wasvoted into the PBA Hall ofFame.)

Everything was sanctioned atLa Habra “300” Bowl except forAllison’s 900. A lot of SouthernCalifornians—and others across

Ten Pin Slantsby Joe Lyou

the country—were very upsetby the ABC’s decision. I still am.

Allison appealed…but itwas to no avail, for it was likespitting against the wind.

All this was brought to theforefront recently when a Mil-waukee-area bowler namedMark Wukoman rolled the ninth900 series—which was quicklyapproved by the USBC.Wukoman, 50, also was recog-nized by the USBC as “the old-est bowler to shoot a 900 se-ries.” Wrong!

Allison, who was born onMay 22, 1930 was exactly 52years and 40 days old when hefired his 900 at La Habra. But,unfortunately, it’s another recordthat won’t be recognized by theUSBC. Shafted again!

* * * *The Glenn Allison story

continues: The influentialBowlers Journal Internationalmagazine recently came up with

a new award. The first re-cipient was Allison, who waspresented the award by BJI edi-tor Jim Dressel at the swankColumbia Dinner during the2006 BWAA (Bowling WritersAssn. of America) Conventionat the Las Vegas Hilton.

Henceforth, the award will beknown as the BJI Glenn AllisonAward. It will not be presentedannually, only when a bowleraccomplishes something extraor-dinary on the lanes. (The SoCalBowling Writers Assn. had asimilar award—the MerleMatthews Award.)

After the Columbia Dinner,I had a chance to talk with thelikable Allison. The first thing Iasked him was, “How do youfeel about the two 900 series thatwere prebowled by teenagerRobert Mushtare of Carthage,N.Y. and approved by theUSBC?”

“It doesn’t bother me as longas I have this,” Allison said, ashe pointed to the USBC Hall ofFame patch on his Navy bluesports coat.

Allison, one of the mostpopular bowlers to come out ofSouthern California, holds nogrudges against the ABC orUSBC. As a matter of fact, hehas been—and still is—a Bowl-ing Ambassador for the USBC.

He says, “I’ve gotten a lotmore publicity because the ABCturned down my 900 than if theyhad approved it.”

Here’s an interesting statis-tic: In the past nine years, theABC/USBC has approved 11900 series. Yet, in the previous111 years of organized bowling,there were none… zero…

Glenn “Mr. 900” Allison

zilch… nada. You’d think theUSBC would give Allison creditfor his 900 and put an asterisknext to it, at least.

You know what I’d pay tosee? An old-fashioned home-and-home match between the 73-year-old Glenn Allison and 17-year-old Robert Mushtare.

My money would be on “Mr.900.” The original one, that is.

By the way, did you knowthat when Allison rolled his 900,the league (“Anchor Girl Trios”)didn’t even shoot its average thatnight? Allison also competed inan earlier league that sameevening—and failed to shoot600. So he went out to his carand got out his Columbia ball.And, as they say, the rest is his-tory.

FINAL ITEM: GlennAllison’s skill with a bowling ballmay have diminished some overthe years, but you couldn’tprove it by the way the talentedseptuagenarian performed inCorpus Christi last March. Allhe did was roll a splendid 1882all-events score.

Allison rolled 569 in the teamevent, 673 in singles and 640 indoubles. It was his 55th ABC/USBC tournament appearance.Absolutely amazing!

“I’ve joined many of myfriends on the (100,000) pinfalllist, and it’s nice to be in suchgood company,” Allison said.

They’d say the same thingabout him.

O.C.B.A. CertifiedCenter’s LanesBeing Checked

GARDEN GROVE — OrangeCounty Bowling AssociationPresident Bill Huntington and his15-member crew are now measur-ing and inspecting lanes and equip-ment if they meet U.S.B.C. specs.

The work should be completedby August 31, before the new2006-2007 season starts.

For more information regard-ing U.S.B.C. league certification,call the O.C.B.A., 714-554-0111.

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LASVEGAS

TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

MeglemreLAKEWOOD—The 49th

year league meeting was heldMonday at Cal Bowl for the up-coming 2006-2007 Vegas Travelleague. As usual, a fine turnoutwas noted of 45 out of 64 mem-bers being present.The leaguewill bowl 33 weeks, startingAugust 14 and ending with Ve-gas sweeps on April 16. The firstthree weeks will be scheduled atCal Bowl with out of area trav-eling slated to begin on Septem-ber 11, following September 4Labor Day Monday.

After 48 years as President,this writer left office to become“League Manager” and VicePresident Bernice Williams waselected to assume the office. ViWilson was elected Vice Presi-dent. No other officer electionwas required, and the league wasreassured there will be nonoticable changes in the weeklyleague operation. Merlene Eashretired as secretay/treasurer andwas given a standing ovation forher many years of service to theleague.

The only new sponsor willbe The Bowling News, autho-rized by Carol “Mama”Mancini, along with Del Rio, fortwo sponsorships. WestminsterLanes added a third sponsorship;Cerritos added one and Key-stone Lanes added a third spon-sorship. Cal Bowl’s five spon-sorships completes the 16-teamroster.

Prior to the roll call for teamfranchise captains, DarleneWaken was approved to receiveMerlene Eash’s franchise andMargo McClain, who had beenapproved last season to assumePenny Hirsch’s franchise, re-ported. all teams were filled.Hopefully, those on the waitinglist to join the league will beavailable for subbing and we al-ready have verified most “oldsubs” will return.

The league members extenddeepest sympathy to PatWillmore in the loss of her son,age 56, following a heart attack.Also to his wife, Kitty, who hasbeen a regular on the Vegas char-ter bus for years as Pat’sroomate.

NEXT WEEK: Although wehave no scores to report, untilthe league starts, this writer willcontinue the Vegas column withpot pourri copy, and updates onthe league (if needed) so I canget used to that old weekly dead-line again.

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Coaches attending this two and one-half day program will receive training that will prepare them to work with intermediate level bowlers. This training also is designed to supply individualswith the tools and information to pursue coaching as a profession. This course continues the development of the four essential keys of bowling, including the physical game, lane play,equipment and mental game. Various tools such as drills, videotaping and video analysis are introduced. On-lane training includes participation in the process of giving a lesson to a bowler.Coaches may have the manual shipped ahead for an addional $10 - a minimum 2 weeks required. Cancellation requests received prior to “register by” date will receive a refund, less $30administrative fee.

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Cal Bowl Thursday Sport Condition TournamentLAKEWOOD — Eleven bowlers took to the lanes Thursday rolling on a 31-foot

Christmas Tree Lane pattern in the Cal Bowl Sport Condition Tournament.Jason Hoppe was the clear tournament winner rolling 883, 94 pins ahead of the

second place finisher. Jason won $140 for the four-game event.Kent Steckbeck was the second place bowler rolling 789 earning $100. Maury

Griffith finished third earning $40.Sidepot winners: Jason Hoppe 254 $40, Jason Hoppe 233 $40, Kent Steckbeck 248

$40, Maury Griffith 214 $40.This Thursday’s lane condition pattern will be 30-feet, flat lane pattern.

JuniorsJohnathan Geme 171, Ashley Manzanares 147, Christopher Johnson 98-88,

Ju Juan Barker 134, Gabriel Martinez 222, Amanda Neil 220, Daniel Brown221, Dione Woodley-Jones 204-179, Chris Porter 235-252/675, Jamie Grabinski200, Paul Herbert 168.

AdultsHeidi King 175, Crystal Barker 205-245/621, Leland Carter 231-201, Roman

Cuevas 259, Billy Foster 213, Lee Theiss 205, Benjamin Jones Sr. 214,Tammy Porter 177, Paul Mehl Jr. 217.

6-GAME NO-TAP (July 8, 2006)1. Emmerson Wafer 1655 $525.002. Steven Hood 1638 300.003. Ronnie Lemons 1634 200.004. Armondo Ramos 1575 125.005. Andy Clark 1542 80.006. Tommy Newman 1533 FE

FRIDAY NO-TAP (July 7, 2006)1. Steven Hood 912 $62.002. Donnie Johnson 869 40.003. Grover Dye 862 22.504. Rick Hunter 859 15.00

SIDEPOTS1. Donnie Johnson, hdcp. 328 31.002. Steven Hood & Rick Hood, scr. 300 31.003. Kevin Kavanaugh, hdcp. 308 31.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners 61.00

INSURANCEShorty Ramos and Donnie Johnson, split 31.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTSteven Hood 900 31.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTJuly 14th at 1:00 P.M.

LAKEWOOD — Hi. Thanks to all the no-tappers who participatedin our monthly No-Tap tournament last Saturday here at Cal Bowl.Congratulations to Emmerson Wafer, winner of the tournament with1655 and taking home $525. The leagues sheets are in and we have scores to report.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET LEAGUEWilfred Lewis 300-209-200/709, Fred Guray 248-223-217/688,

Don Matthews 234-212-201/647, James Talley 236-201/609,LaDrena Boyd 243, Selena Ferrari 224, James Matthews 224-201,Jeffrey Aller 219, Louis Whitlock II 214, Brandon Mims 210, DavidOlson 201, Roman Cueva 201.

RECYCLED TEENSJim Burke 223-204/630, Vancie Keith 244/566, Wendell Ledbetter

200/572, Eduardo Buhay 521, Boylee Inocente 203/581, RonLeidholdt 236/565, Walter Millsap 257-205/621, Harold Runyon 506,Chuck Ashton 206/518, Dominic Saraceno 215-213/617, NingBarcelona 505, Al Brchan 541, Tom Spencer 221/577, Terry Binuya559, Ben Jones 520, Lillie Darden 528, John Matthews 202/569, EdMcLean 214/588.

SENIOR MENS TRIORon McCain Sr. 209-227-191/627, Jerry Giron 233-224-177/634,

Ellis Houston 245-232-159/636, Ken Seiple Sr. 192-210-204/606,B.J. 213-182-225/620, P.H. Metcalf 183-222-225/630, Josh Hudson200-213-224/637, Mauro Pendilla 197-225-198/620, JoJo Mateo 224-206-212/642, Richard Sotelo 208-210-231/649, Boylee Inocente 222-181-243/646, Dominic Antonio 256-196-225/677, Donald Wade 245-218-226/681, Ken Holliday 210-190-213/613, Wendell Ledbetter 241-212-217/670, John Matthews 257-225-200/682, Jr. Guimary 211-212-225/648, Randy Antazo 225-219-224/668, Vic Santos 257-227-191/675, Ed Brown 190-224-210/624, Ed Cabs 191-216-217/624,Clark VandenBerg 259-176-184/619, Jim Burke 198-224-186/608,John Dunn 234-160-220/614, Jimmy Hamilton 217-181-227/625, TerryBinuya 233, Walter Millsap 210, Jerry Hayes 204, Ron Johnson 223,Doug Dixon 219, Chuck Patterson 215, Joe Erwin 203, Rich Llaneta216, Al Cowens 203, Clarence Turner 219, Cecil Knighton 213, BenJones 221, Gene Skulick 231, J.J. Scott 211, Joe Swift 249-224-234/709, Pre Collier 217, Rick Hunter 221, Archie Stull 225, Al Will-iams 245, Paul Reynolds 235-200, Vince Cervantes 214, Billy Scott201, Don Boaz 214, Richard Munch 203-228, Charles Woods 200,Mariand Barcelona 210, Rusty Campbell 210.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEBob Brockman 224-189-208/621, Fred Faniel 222-233-260/715,

Greg Nardo 221-213-190/624, Don Ott 211-217-233/661, Doug Sand-ers 220-213-225/658, Shannon Santos 241-216-257/714, David Wall180-232-232/644, Larry Bateman 212, Myrick Burris 205, MikeDieterich 211, T.D. Gilson 200, Paul Griba 222, Guy Hunsinger 213,Tee Magee 202, J.J. Scott 227, Richard Vasquez 205, Wanda B.Worrall 201.

CAL STARSDottie Lawn 211-193-165/569, Jerry Whitehurst 233-150-156/

539, Gail Olsen 186-183-199/568, Darlene Hom 193-154-185/532,Betty Phillips 203-182-157/542, Betty Moss 156-173-171/500, TracyKoolmees 154-180-171/505.

FUNSTERSMaurice Chartrand 520, Ken Seiple Sr. 531, Doug Johnson 227-

259/660, Tom Spencer 554, Jerry Stotts 545, Luz Cruz 545, Frank

Fernandez 545, Margo McLain 204/515, Vancie Keith 203/512,Wendell Ledbetter 215/591, Curtis Whaley 213/543, Josh Hudson216/592, Ron Leidholdt 215/518, Gene Skulick 508, Bob Webb 520,R.C. Owens 204/534, Larry Martinez 227/568, Ed McLean 202-213/574, Jorge Fernandez 522.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASBoylee Inocente 223-223-223/669, Wendell Ledbetter 223/605,

Jim Burke 243-247-205/695, Donna May 522, Al Ortiz 549, Ray Culp547, Frank Fernandez 522, Lee Theiss 518, B.J. 226-212/636, SteveJasper 509, Walt Gist 513, Lucy Seiple 576, Bob Stickney 535,Wilfredo Panton 560, Ron McClain 232/610, Tom Hazard 544, DonJones 564, Sam Huckleby 583, Clifford Schad 556, John Welty 582,Don Keith 536, Ed Hansen 519, Chuck Patterson 567, Etta Fox 505,Joe Erwin 569, John Mathews 520, Tony Morones 593, DougJohnson 238/601, Eddie Buhay 568.

YOUNG AT HEARTEllis Houston 137-194-191/522, Tom Pettway 183-199-201, Willie

Creer 146-129-163/438, June Skulick 114-127-149/390, Dottie Castillo155-199-125/479, Gene Skulick 212-246-223/681, Maria Larason158-136-166/460, Eva Hammons 93-79-87/259, Josh Hudson 226-216-195/636, Tua Sula 157-188-145/490, Lynette Williams 130-141-168/439, Fale Sula 172-137-235/544, Jacque Donaldson 90-101-107/298, Leroy Canaday 152-132-147/431, Albert Burnett 146-114-156/416, Art Nelson 145-107-150/402, Gene Hammons 143-180-137/460, Curtis Whaley 201-211-157/569, Connie Lopez 84-74-101/259, Rosalind Harris 93-70-93/256, Rachel Bright 125-115-87/321,John Brider 138-190-131/459, Mac McNealy 137-154-168/459, WillieYoung 195-218-196/609.

BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 216-232-259/707, Joe Swift 246-233-218/697,

Chris Kelly 202-224-268/694, John Dunn 268-224-201/693, JohnLynch 182-258-244/684, Ward Keenan 235-233-190/658, RoyCunningham 254-193-207/654, William Baskin 258-225-170/653, B.J.Theiss 241-233-173/647, Randy Nakagawa 199-228-220/647, EdCabs (sub) 199-205-236/640, Rommel Soliven 202-220-190/632,Roy Flounoil 181-257-190/628, Al Williams 236-197-194/627, KenShearen 222-213-190/625, Charles Gleason 236-208-180/624, SidNakagawa 203-196-202/621, David Patterson 208-196-215/619, KenHolliday (sub) 206-182-227/615, Stacy Kelly (sub) 211-213-163/587, Lee Theiss (sub) 186-174-167/537, Allisen Sutton 160-208-164/532, Cheryl Walters 158-185-177/520, Caroline Head 188-162-171/521.

RECYCLED TEENSBoylee Inocente 501, Ed Brown 229-213/611, Wendell Ledbetter

531, Ed McLean 516, Steve Jasper 512, Walter Millsap 558, GeneNichols 567, Eduardo Buhay 502, Luz Cruz 562, Pete Cruz 504,Frank Fernandez 505, Fred Contreras 534, Jim Burke 215-210-220/645, Lillie Darden 517, John Mathews 559, Ning Barcelona 547, AlBrchan 567, Harold Runyon 546, John Roach 517, Dominic Saraceno224-201-218/643.

LAUGHLIN SUNSETJohn Magill Jr. 256-237-200/693, James Matthews 237-209-207/

653, Roman Cueva 223-215/628, John Cordi 238-225/625, JohnMathews 279/621, LeDrena Boyd 235-202/618, Jeff Cheeseman223, Louis Whitlock II 220, Jeffrey Aller 214, Ace Price 212-204, DonMatthews 211, Jackie Shuler 211, James High III 209, Carl Allen 206,

Joe Lipsey 206, Kenny Wright Jr. 206, Zernell Hayes 204, PeggyAlexander 203, James Talley 203, Kelly Boylan 202, Michael Buck201, Carole Fischer 200, Michael White 200.

ELKS & FRIENDSEd Brown 240-215-220/675, David Patterson 240/612, Chris Kelly

212-214-223/649, Betty McDiarmid 232/607, Joe Erwin 224, RomanCueva 212-212, Ernie Barrios 206, Gary Kelly 202, Lee Theiss 203,Jim Valles 210, B. J. Theiss 210.

JUNIORSCadets

Vincent Ascenio 43-52-51.Bobcats

Andrew Pudewa 129, Tyree Lebeau 147, Christopher 83.Classified

Julian Hidalgo 164, Brandon Blackmon 125, Anthony Rasca 164-165, Chris Porter 214, Amanda Neil 191, Thomas Wooten 181.

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Sunday July 16thPREMIERE LANES

13210 Telegraph Rd., Santa Fe Springs • 562-941-0271

Sunday 10:00AM, 11:30AM,Sunday 10:00AM, 11:30AM,Sunday 10:00AM, 11:30AM,Sunday 10:00AM, 11:30AM,Sunday 10:00AM, 11:30AM,1:00PM & 2:30PM1:00PM & 2:30PM1:00PM & 2:30PM1:00PM & 2:30PM1:00PM & 2:30PMFINALS FOLLOWFINALS FOLLOWFINALS FOLLOWFINALS FOLLOWFINALS FOLLOW

August 6th AMF Bowling Square626-445-3160

Tournament RecapPlace Hcp Name Score Amount1. 111 Greg Tadaro 712 $ 500.002. 6 6 Jeff Juckett 705 $ 250.003. 48 Ray Gaunt 704 $ 110.004. 105 Philip Sujo 695 $ 105.005. 129 Chuck Brode 686 $ 100.006. 111 Thomas Licauco 655 $ 90.007. 114 Esther Tambio 648 $ 80.008. 39 David Godinez 647 $ 70.009. 72 Bob Ballard 626 $ 65.0010. 120 Calvin Thai 620 $ 60.0011. 150 Adam Drozdz 618 $ 59.0012. 2 7 Ping Romero 616 $ 58.0013. 6 3 Jamescart Alarcio 590 $ 57.0014 75 Jimmy Chau 585 $ 56.0015. 144 Lynn Waldie 564 $ 54.0016. 18 Sherman Joseph 564 $ 54.0017. 159 Joan Mulholland DNF $ 53.00Paid Out – 68 EntriesTournament $2390.25Sidepots $ 569.00Brackets $ 1080.00Free Entries $ 270.00Champion Shirt $ 35.00Total $4344.25

Pictured from Left to Right, Philip Sujo 4th place, Jeff Juckett 2nd

place,Director David Godinez handing check to Happy ChampionGreg TadaroRay Gaunt 3rd place, Chuck Brode 5th place

Greg Tadaro our newest champion, is the District Manager forSara Lee. Greg has been married for 14 years to wife Gloria and have5 children , Manuel, Alex, Tina, Alfred, and Frances. Greg has beenbowling 5 years and sports highs of a 278 game and 663 series. Ourchampion was throwing a Storm Agent and Tropical Storm drilledby Roy of Western Columbia in San Gabriel. Greg would like tothank wife Gloria for allowing him to work on his game more allow-ing for this day to happen.

Our cut scores on Saturday were a healthy +80 for Men and +43for Women. Sunday cuts were +78 for 10:00AM, +57 for 11:30AM,and +86 for 1:00PM

Both Mystery Game & Mystery Series were a carry over thisweek with a 269 game & 591 series being drawn. Projected nexttournament will be $600 for Mystery Game and $1150 for Mys-tery Series. Side pots were paid as follows:

Saturday – No scores submittedSunday10:00AM Game 1 Matt Mulholland 230, Game 2 Philip Sujo

246. Game 3 Jeff Juckett 250 for $15.00 EA11:30AM Game 1 David Godinez 246, Game 2 Esther Tambio

243, Game 3 Jeff Juckett 268 for $66.00 EA1:00PM Game 1 Mike Pizarro 260, Game 2 Ping Romero 270,

Game 3 Jimmy Chau 268 for $39.00 EAFinals Game 1 Chuck Brode 252, Game 2 Philip Sujo 257. Game

3 Jeff Juckett 246 for $36.00 EA.We are 2 for our last 2 on brand new champions. Will you be

next? You must come out to see. Next weekend we will be at Pre-mier Lanes in Santa Fe Springs on Sunday July 16th. First Squad at10:00AM and the last squad is at 2:30PM.

Greg Tadaro Wins 1st DonkeeTitle @ Action Lanes

By Steve Brode

Race for 1st inSUMMERSINGLESCLASSIC

LAKE FOREST—WeekFour was another high scor-ing night for the SummerSingles Classic league. Lead-ing the way was MikeKochmanski with games of245, 257, and 244 for a 746series good for sweep andfive points! Mike moved from19th to 10th place with that per-formance. Other high scoresinclude John Conway 738(237, 255, 246), Mike Cacace727 (278), and Francisco Trejo703 (246, 255).

Rick Pawling continues tolead the league in averagewith a 235 average after fourweeks. Following in averageis John Conway 233, AlanMeyerson 227, and DarrellAvery 226.

Mike Belair has taken overfirst place with 14-6 win/lostrecord and is eligible for thetop prize of $7,500.00. Athree-way tie for second with13 wins is Rick Pawling, Den-nis Stephen-son, and Fran-cisco Trejo. Each week isposition night and the over-all leader will change hands anumber of times before thisleague is over! Mike is thethird leader in four weeks.

The league bowls everyMonday night at 7:00pm atForest Lanes in the city ofLake Forest.

Mike Robbins of MCRMortgage, the league co-sponsor, is guaranteeing the$7,500.00 first place money.Mike is the owner of MCRMortgage and also bowls atWestminster Lanes.“Bowlers helping Bowlers” isMike’s motto and he’s a heckof a nice guy. Need a loan forpurchase, refinance, or anequity line? Give Mike a callat 949-417-5783 and help sup-port our sponsors. Mentionthis article and receive a freeappraisal from Five Star Ap-praisal. (see photo page 12)

California USBC Association9th Annual Princess Singles TournamentBrunswick Vista Lanes

38241 30th Street East, Palmdale, CA 93550(661) 274-2878

Hosted by: Antelope ValleyUSBC AssociationEntry Fee: $35.00

(15.75 Prize Fund, 11.25 Bowling Fee, 8.00 Scorers & Tournament Expense)Ladies must have 175 or lower average

Remit by check or money order payable to California USBC Association($20.00 charge of returned checks)

Mail To:California USBC Association

c/o Rosie Parker, Tournament Chairman149 E. Russel St., Azusa, CA 91702-4921

Telephone: (626) 334-8745 • Email: [email protected]

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Mike Robbins of MCR Mortgage (left) and DennisStephenson of Five Star Appraisal (right) Standing in frontof the $7,500.00 first place prize money. (story page 10)

PLAN YOUR ADVANCED RESERVATIONS FOR WCSTEBONITE SINGLES TOURNAMENTS SCHEDULED FOR:

WCST EBONITE SINGLESMISSION HILLS BOWL

MISSION HILLS, CAJULY 29-30, 2006

TOURNAMENT FILLING FAST!Entry Fees: $170 per bowler for current WCST Members • Guests add: $152 Divisional ages: Regular Division, Men, ages 45 to 59, Ladies ages 40 to 49

Super Seniors, Men, ages 60 and up, Ladies ages 50 and up.Qualifying: Saturday, July 29th, 60 bowlers maximum. Start at NoonBowl 10 straight games. Tournament pays a minimum of one cash

place in each division for every 3 entries.Finals: Sunday, July 30th to start at 8:30AM

WCST EBONITE SINGLES • LINBROOK BOWL, ANAHEIM, CAAUGUST 12-13, 2006

Entry Fees: $165.00 per bowler for current WCST Members • Guests add: $15.00.Two Divisional ages. Regular Division, Men ages 45 to 59, Ladies, ages 40 to 49

Super Seniors, Men, ages 60 and up, Ladies, ages 50 and up.Qualifying: Two squads, 40 bowlers maximum field each squad, Saturday, August 12, 2006

“A” Squad, 1st 5 games, Lanes 21-40, starts at 9:00AM, followed by the “B” Squad, 1st 5 games,Lanes 21-40, starting at 11:30AM. 2nd 5 game block for the “A” Squad starts at 1:00PM,

Lanes 1-20, followed by the “B” Squad, Lanes 1-20 at 3:30PM.Finals for the two divisions, on Sunday, August 13, 2006 to start at 8:30AM.

Tournament pays a minimum of one cash place for every 3 entries in each division.

Dick SandersTournament Director

760-363-8141E-Mail: [email protected]

West Coast Senior TourPresents

D.A. WrightPresident

Better Bowlers TournamentNo. 1 Analysis

by Jim Koenings/Norris Turner - DirectorsIn our first tournament, we had 8 left-handers and 20 right-

handers. Two out of the 8 left-handers cashed and 5 out of the 20right-handers cashed. That is a 1 out 4 ratio for both. The averageentering average for left-handers was 208.375, while the averageentering average for righters was 206.05. The left-handers did alittle better in the tournament, average wise, as they averaged 218.55,while the right-handers averaged 213.79. So the left-handers im-proved about 10 pins over their entering average, while the right-handers improved about 8 pins over their entering average.

Overall, we think this was a very fair tournament. A right-hander, George Lewis led the handicap qualifying , while a left-hander, Chris Sargent won the tournament. We think the bowlerswould be happy to return to Brunswick Moreno Valley Bowl atsome date in the future.

The next Better Bowlers Tournament is scheduled for July 23,2006 at Classic Lanes in Norco. We believe, Jon Diso, the GeneralManager, will give both sides an equal shot. Jan Niblett of Luster-Cote, Inc. is adding $200 to the prize money. We think there is avery good chance that 8 bowlers will make it to the finals in BetterBowlers Tournament No. 2.

For those bowlers that are unfamiliar with Better Bowlers Tour-naments, we have designed our tournament for all bowlers withaverages from 190 to 230 plus, including seniors. This is a handicapevent with the handicap being 50% of the difference between yourentering average and 230, with the maximum handicap being 20 pinsper game. We have a 5 game qualifying across 10 lanes with a singleelimination finals. Any PBA National Champion, will not be al-lowed to bowl in our tournaments. Any PBA Regional Championmust enter our tournaments at 230. Any non-champion PBA mem-ber must enter at a minimum of 225.

Jim Koenings and Norris Turner present

Better Bowlers Tournament No. 2(For 190 to 230 Plus Average Bowlers)At Brunswick Classic Lanes

1800 Hamner Avenue, Norco CA 92860Phone: (951) 734-8410

SUNDAY, JULY 23, 2006Check In Starts At: 9:00 A.M. • Practice Starts At 9:50 A.M.

Tournament Starts At: 10:00 A.M.

Entry Fee: $100 Plus OptionalsChecks, Money Orders & Cash Accepted Until July 20, 2006

Bowlers Will Receive A $5 DiscountCash Only At The Tournament Site, A Late Fee of $5 Will Be Applied To Entry Fee

1.2.

3.

5.

GUARANTEED PAYOFFFirst Place: $1,000.00Second Place: $500.00

ADDITIONAL PLACES PAID 1 FOR EVERY 4 ENTRIESCHARTER MEMBERS TO BE PAID ADDITIONAL PRIZES

ESTIMATED PAYOFFBASED ON 40 ENTRIES

1st Place $1,2002nd Place 6003rd Place 3004th Place 3005th Place 2006th Place 2007th Place 2008th Place 2009th Place 14010th Place 100

$200 Added Money byJan B. Niblett of LUSTER-COTE, INC.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

THIS TOURNAMENT WILL BE SANCTIONED BY USBC, WE PAY 1 FOR EVERY 4.HANDICAP WILL BE 50% OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOUR AVERAGE AND 230,20 PINS MAX PER GAMEMAIL ENTRIES TO: BETTER BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

P.O. BOX 2382RIVERSIDE, CA 92516

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PHONE: 951-242-1858 OR 951-359-0300

Last Tournament we paid:Chris Sargent $1,000 Patrick Ambrose $150George Lewis $500 Milton Savage $125Mark Dyer $250 Eric Schuerman $100Anthony Burrell $250

Next 5 WCST Ebonite Tournaments LookingVery Solid For Entries, As Tournaments Are

Either Filled At This Time or Filling Fastby Dick Sanders

The WCST’s next 5 tournaments have good solid entries comingin. For Riverside Casino Lanes in Laughlin, NV. July 22-23, 2006.This tournament of one squad of 68 bowlers is filled, and nowtaking a stand-by list on a first come-first serve basis. Cancellationsdo and will occur.

For Mission Bowl, Mission Hills, CA. July 29-30, there are 7spots left to fill this one squad tournament of 60 bowlers max, asthis tournament qualifying begins on Saturday, July 29, 2006 at12:00 Noon.

For Linbrook Bowl, Anaheim, CA, August 12-13, 2006, Twosquads with a maximum field of 40 bowlers per squad for the quali-fying: Squad Times: “A” Squad 9:00AM on Lanes 21-40, bowling5 games, then “B” Squad follows at 11:30AM, also bowling 5 games,“A” Squad for 2nd 5 game block, moves to Lanes 1-20, at 1:00PM,followed by “B” squad for their 2nd 5 games at 3:30PM. There are14 openings left on “A” Squad, and 24 openings on “B” Squad to fillthe tournament.

For, Orleans Casino Lanes, in Las Vegas, August 19-20, 2006,qualifying begins on Saturday, August 19, 2006 at 11:00AM, andwill be one squad of 68 bowlers, and there are 6 spots left open atthis time. Many Super Seniors ages 60 and above are entering ourtournaments, as a super senior if qualifying scores are high enoughcan make the regular finals, as well as have their own finals onSunday. All Sunday finals times begin at 8:30AM for all tourna-ments mentioned above.

For the WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles, scheduled for Septem-ber 16-17, 2006, the maximum field of 63 teams at this time is filled,and taking team entries on a first come first serve basis on the stand-by list. The WCST is asking for Entry Fees of the teams, which is$330.00 per team, and for senior ages of 45 and over that are notcurrent WCST members to add $15.00 to their entry fee.

All Stars ages 44 and under do not have to pay the guest fee, tosend in at least one half of a team Entry Fee or the whole team feesto WCST, 10888 West Drive #3, Morongo Valley, CA 92256, nolater than August 1, 2006, to guarantee your team spot. You maypost-date any check for September 16, 2006, and these checks arenot deposited until September 19, 2006. Call the WCST now formore information at 760-363-8141.

National DeafBowling News

41st NDBA WorldChampionship at Fort

Worth July 19 to 22by Connie Marchione

FORT WORTH—”NDBASTILL ALIVE” is the bannerheadline, when after an absenceof a year, National Deaf Bowl-ing Association Secretary-trea-surer Roger Sellers finally founda sponsor-host Fort Worth DeafTenpin Inc. willing to put up theguaranteed money. Fort WorthDeaf Tenpin will host the 41stannual NDBA World DeafChampionship at ShowplaceLanes (AMF Euless Lanes) innearby town of Euless, Texas onJuly 20 to 22. Holiday Inn DFWAirport West in nearby Bedfordis the hotel headquarters.

FWDT, Inc will also spon-sor two other NDBA events,National Deaf Team event andthe Senior World and the 31stannual NDWBA World DeafChampionship and their similarother events. All bowling will beat Showplace Lanes on the samedates. AA the events are handi-capped and with exception of theteam event the other events areindividual.

Although with one-year ab-sence and not enough advertis-ing, only the NDBA diehards andfaithful entered with the entrydeadline closed last June 10. Theresult was grim, the mainstaymen’s World Championshipdrew all time low of 46 entriesand only 12 men’s foursometeams entered, also a low. TheSenior event for men aged 60 andover drew 22 entries, two morethat the 2001 low of 20. Thewomen’s number of entries wasnot received.

Despite the low number ofentries the tournament will goon as scheduled. There will be ameeting at the Holiday Inn onWednesday evening to encour-age bowlers to get their clubs tobid for the 2007, 2008 and 2009tournaments in order to keepNDBA going.

On Thursday morning July20 the 12 men’s teams will startthe tournament at 8:00 AM.Following at 11:00 AM with themen’s World first 6 games blockqualifying round and then theSeniors will bowl their 1st blockof 4 games qualifying round at3:00PM.

On Friday morning also at8:00 AM the Senior’s 2nd blockof 4 games will begin and theWorld’s will follow at 11:00 AMwith its 2nd block of 6 gamesqualifying round. At 3:00 PMthe top half of the Seniors quali-fiers will begin its two rounds ofmach plays. On both days thewomen will follow with on thelanes available. In the eveningthere will be a social planned atthe Hotel headquarters.

On Saturday July 22 all daystarting at 8:00 AM there willbe the World’s match plays allthe way to Championship finals.Then the Seniors will have itsChampionship finals at 4:00PM. On Saturday evening atHoliday Inn Ballroom the cham-pions will be crowned and anentertainment follows.

Among the World’s entrantswill be this columnist who willbe in his 41st tournament, theonly one having bowled in allprevious 40 NDBA World DeafChampionships. Also the de-fending World Champion WadeEngelsman is among five ex-World Champions, DonaldBrannan, Alan Sellman, JohnWade, Ed Abakumoff and Gre-gory Burk seeking to win again.

For the Seniors, defendingtwo-time champion LonnieJones, Jr. is seeking his third title.Three former champions enteredin quest for 2nd title are RichardBarney, Johnny Punkett andWilliam Morrow.

The National Deaf Mastersis no longer among the events.This only scratch event wasdropped because there is no timeon the three days schedule to runit. However Sellers said it couldbe taken up by someone willingto collect entries and run it whenthere are lanes available.

O.C.B.A. Open Senior Singles At IrvineGARDEN GROVE — Orange County Bowling Association

Manager Cheryl Huntington reports choice entry spots for thegroup’s annual Open (men and women) Senior tournament set forJuly 22 and 23 at Irvine Lanes are filling fast.

This is a 90% of 220 handicap event and there will be no on-siteentries. Squad times are 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM each day, fee $25.

For more information, call 714-554-0111.

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FIND A BOWLING CENTER NEAR YOU

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(626) 350-8831 FAX (626) 350-8852

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Thursday, July 13, 2006 Page 15BOWLING NEWS

Asato Assaulting PinsAgain; Leads Gable

House Juniorsby Chris Graves

TORRANCE—Welcomeback to another update from theGable House Junior Program.Our bowlers are back from StateTournament in San Diego aftergiving it everything they had thispast weekend (and of course I’mtwo years removed from juniorbowling, so I completely forgetwhen we bowl State in the firstplace...sorry). Back on the homefront, we have plenty of highscores to present to you. Let’sget to this week’s honor roll...

A small turnout for the Fam-ily Entertainment was high-lighted by Chris Garcia leadingthe juniors with 115-211.Brendan Viloria added a 104-194set along with Lauren Viloria at96-183. Kevin Shaw was theonly adult on this day, but stillfired a respectable 171-338 se-ries.

Bowlers in the Family Feudcame out firing from all angles.Talia Asato led all juniors with afine 225-565 series. AndrewFontenot shot 198-536, fol-lowed by Tyler Cooke 192-535,Evan Fradkin 202-516, NathanWendel 178-491, and JulianChasin 180-473. Richie Driverwould lead all with a 218-222-236/676 series. Ron Rangewould also “break six” with his214-200-204/618 set. Otheradult high scorers included RickPetersen 253-593, Doug Ayers199-558, James Berry 194-548,and Wendy Cooke 190-540.

We have a full slate this weekfrom the Plush Pee Wees. GarrettKasai led all with a nice 108-174series. Daniel Grotts followedclose behind with 90-168. Theywere joined by Justin Alfama 81-148, Payton Tamae 65-122,Corey Slater 64-118, and IanFlores 36-69. Extra kudos for apair of duplicate series: One fromKane Buskeness 78-78/156, andthe other from Jacob Flores 65-65/130.

Catherine Shepard continuesher hot streak in the Junior Jam-mers leading all again with a fine159-434 series. Roger Mies tookhigh game honors with 170 for a

365 series. They were followedby Alyssa McAhren 138-339,Jasmine Wong 118-317,Leiborus Mies 135-313, KristineVrana 118-306, Lauren Viloria111-302, Joshua Inouye 114-295, Robert Sonoda 112-282,and Travis Nagaoka 105-276.

In the Classic Highs, TaliaAsato picked up where she leftoff with the Family Feud, firing213-558 to lead the field.Jonathan Shepard added 198-550, to go along with AmandaMcInerney 185-527, ThomasWilliams 208-519, Daniel Strelitz193-506, Daniel Simon 194-499,Scott Santos 214-483, MatthewSimon 219-472, Warren Petredis161-449, Kelly Kelemen 175-445, and Matthew Wardour 174-442.

In other news...The “Have-A-Ball” series returns to GableHouse starting Monday after-noon, September 11 with theSuperman Bowling Club. Theleague will run fourteen weeks—September 11 through Decem-ber 11—with bowling starting at5 p.m. Keep in mind that therewill be a meeting the first weekat 4:30 p.m. There will be a $15registration fee for each bowlerdue the first week, and weeklyfees are just $12 per bowler. Itshould also be noted that shouldyou miss a week, $6.25 wouldstill need to paid toward the ball.This will be a two-game, doublesformat open to all ages and skilllevels. When the league is com-pleted you can choose from oneof four bowling ball designs andone of five T-shirts. More infor-mation is readily available at theService Counter. Spots are fill-ing fast, so SIGN UP TO-DAY!!!

Before we leave you for an-other week, I better mention thatyou can keep up with the Cali-fornia Youth State Tournamentas it progresses by venturingover to www.californiayouthbowling.com and clicking on theState Tournament link. Unofficalresults will be updated over thenext few weeks as the 2006 tour-nament winds down. That willdo it for another one. As always,take care of yourselves and havea great week.

Steinberg 300/805 For First Three InW.C. Junior Elims

At Canoga ParkWINNETKA — The West

Coast Junior Elims at CanogaPark Bowl had a double sessionon July 8th for weeks 7 and 8.

In the first session, AaronSteinberg led the scoring with his269-236-“300”-232/1037, fol-lowed by Matt Jones 249-226-269-238/982, Daniel Williams179-168-184-240/771, ScottEnglehart 175-168-191-163/697, Jennifer Pyka 136-142-138-129/545.

The second session, AaronSteinberg was high again with185-209-203-279/876, DanielWilliams 187-257-200-221/865,Jennifer Pyka 150-100-170-134/554.

Current standings — BoysDivision: 1. Aaron Steinberg, 2.Matt Jones, 3. Daniel Williams.4. Jeff Spiesman, 5. ScottEnglehart, 6. Matt Cormack.Manny Lakhan and LouisBarragan withdrew. Jones,Spiesman, Englehart andCormack have make-ups.

In the Girls Division: 1. Jen-nifer Pyka, 2. Sharon Weger.

We have a bye on July 15th.Final qualifying week (#9) is onJuly 22. All make-ups must becompleted prior to bowling onJuly 22. The semi-finals beginon August 5.

For more information, callCanoga Park Bowl at 818-340-5190.

much more easily since it is rou-tine for a lot of us. This is mylast opportunity on Junior TeamUSA to win some medals, so I’mpretty hungry.”

The 2006 World YouthChampionships, which will beheld at the 46-lane BowlingcenterSchillerpark, will feature nearly400 athletes representing 48countries. It consists of five dis-ciplines (singles, doubles, team,all-events and Masters). Indi-vidual totals from singles,doubles and team are combinedto determine the all-events win-ner. The top 16 in all-events alsoadvance to the best-of-5, single-elimination Masters play on July28-29.

The United States has earned56 medals throughout WorldYouth Championships history(16 gold, 26 silver and 14bronze). Past U.S. competitorsat the event include notable PBAstars Tommy Jones, KellyKulick, Robert Smith and PatrickHealey Jr. as well as ShannonPluhowsky (2006 USBCQueens champion), Lynda(Norry) Barnes (2005 World Cupchampion), Diandra (Hyman)Asbaty (2006 U.S. Amateurchampion), Kim Terrell (nine-time professional titlist) and LizJohnson (first female to make theTV finals of a PBA event).

Visit the 2006 World YouthChampionships page in the TeamUSA section of bowl.com for thelatest news, results, schedule ofevents, photos, player Weblogsand other features.

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Susie’s Spot, Vegas Friendsand the Leftovers are locked with16 points.

The fabulous ‘One Stop aMonth” traveler was originatedby Mona and Dave Osborn atFountain Bowl. According toDave, the “Bunch” is a happygroup picking up friends at ev-ery stop. Our next stop is YorbaLinda Bowl. 10:00 AM, Sunday,August 6, 2006.

The lanes are friendly, Team3, composed of Mel Cabias,Kelly Manier, Clark Corey andBob Turner, rolled the season’sbest team series, a 2686. That’s218 per bowler.

Y B Trouble quartet, KarenRichardson, Ed Perry, FrankGarcia and John White, foundthe right key, pitched a 935 teamgame.

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SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. How is everyone this week? Everywhere you go people are talking about the hot weather and won-dering when we will have a break from it. Well, here at Del RosaLanes we like to talk about the high scores from the league bowlers.

Angels Bowling Club: Jim Forbes 216/575, Mike Renfrow224, Rebecca Reaves 363, Bonnie Hall 157.

Beach Party: Chuck Gray 288-233/695, Chase Phillips 278/632, Jason Holleman 233-204/618, Michael Gray 234, Cheryl Serna530, Becca Gutierrez 212.

Wednesday Vegas: Tim Eshelman 266/610, Del Karper 205-224/608, Debra Neff 204-213-201/618, Lee Fitzgerald 212, RolannKarper 210.

630 Scratch Trio: John Davis Jr. 256-256-247/759, Jerry Forch254-207-277/738, Adam Sokoloski 234-247-248/729, Mark Dyer247-267/698, Brian Benson 231-258/682, Corky De Maio 246-213-201/660.

R.C.H.: Jim Forbes 220/589, Paul Reyes 229, Donna Falcon 444,Anna Guzman 171.

S.B. City Mixed: Bob Scanu 257/638, Brad Stevens 233/619,Marvin Murray 265, Red Dixon 226, Marty Perry 189/475.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Russell Ruiz 215-212/586, Rick Quinbar 223,Mary Cassin 209-205/595, Marty Coyazo 266-234/669, Chris Bassett224, Adrian Ruiz 208, Shelby Scheffler 469, Kyana Scott 181.

Good Times: Leighton Beach 256-204/646, Alex Haynes 231-202-212/645, Bill Elliott 221-255/628, Francisco Carranza 256-202/610, James Kruck 210-202/607, Likapeka Enriquez 514, MarcyCaldwell 217. That’s all for now.

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. The jun-

iors have some exciting scores toreport from Del Rosa Lanes.

Little Rascals: David Bailey 92/171, Leslie Robarts 39/64.

Bantam Buddies: TerrenceRobinson 129/336, Shantea Bellamy132/360.

Pincrackers: Tommy Harkey 416,Allen Hively 162, Demi De Maio 131/344.

Strike Force: Eric Gross 258/628,Marty Coyazo 220-226/624, ChrisBassett 223-209/610, Rick Quinbar230, Adrian Ruiz 216, Eric Hefftner207, Ryan Jones 204, James Dixon203, Brandon Busby 201, Matt Miller200, Shelby Scheffler 182/509.

We’ll be back next week with morejunior scores. Take care.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hi. It’s

senior time at Del RosaLanes and we have scoresto share with you.

Park & Rec.: Jim James223-200/591, Marianne Hei-decke 188/520.

Afternooners: Frank De-luca 212-512, Cari Burris 176/494.

Golden Goodies: BobCorrigan 208/567, LucilleFord 181/449, Velma Bone181.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. JerryPaxton 731, 2. Lester Gray708, 3. Michael Huddlestonand Chuck Wilson 692 each,Booby, Ernst Knoblauch 613.

That’s all for this week.

ANAHEIM — Hi. Lots of high scores to report from theleagues here at Linbrook Bowling Center. Remember tothank Carrie for reporting the weekly scores so we can presentthem to you. And here they are...

Santa’s Guys and Gals: (7-3-06) Phyllis Totten 200. (7-10-06) Art Gutierrez 202, Carl Adinolfi 201.

Swinging Trios: John Munson 221, Stan Lucas 212.Lunch Bunch: Jim Devre 212, Mike Hardy 205.Junior/Adult Family Fun: (7-3-06) Brian Peterson 202,

Phillip Heffernan 200-234. (7-10-06) Marty Evans 222-241,Brian Peterson 204-234/628, Cliff Freund 224, PhillipHeffernan 201-254-204/668, Andrew Stewart 201.

Ten Pins: (7-3-06) E.J. Rogers 279-259/710, Tony Toliver248-231/673, John Magill Jr. 206-231-207/644, Henry Trevino226-230/635, John Magill Sr. 224-227-223/674. (7-10-06)Tony Toliver 247-227/650, Henry Trevino 245, John Magill Sr.236, Jim Hoadley 223, Todd Russell 222-212/601.

No Knottcents: (7-3-06) Bob Johanson 220, ChrisVandyke 206, Jim Johnstone 204, Ray Acosta 200. (7-10-06)Tim Butler 253/603, Chris Vandyke 231, Jim Johnstone 205,Ray Acosta 201.

Santa Strikers: (7-3-06) Brian Bendt 204-225-218/647,Cory Capra 224, Jack Baker 212-220, Lucky Atkinson 214-217, David Brogson 212-216. (7-10-06) David Brogdon 233/610, Brian Bendt 200-205.

Executive Doubles: Andrew Murrey 256, Geoff Henderson236/624, Curtis Henderson 236/624, Orlando Vanegas 222-201-201/627, David Haskell 217-215/623, Chaun Shepherd237.

Golden Nuggets: Bob Bogda 231.Go For Nine: (no-tap) Mac McNealy 300-226-246/772,

Joe Malone 280/660, Ozzie Randolph 211-265/665, LloydCarter 265/652, Tony Angulo 239-245/639, Carol Johnson210-253/644, Flo Vignola 249, Abby Henriques 239, JoyceSchuster 206-224/617, Fran Stern 205.

Party Timers: Chris Monahan 205-224-257/686, EdMurakami 256/621, Tanny Tanega 246/612, Romy Villalobos246-203, Charles Rogers 236, Yvonne Dowland 223-225/640, Brenda McCaslin 202-208, Cynthia Scott 201.

Rowdies: Phil Glumm 245, Steve Pulsifer 232, MikeCrumley Sr. 200-226-214/640, Jason Szymonski 220, BertonRock 204.

Anaheim Nisei: Vincent Okada 246-215/605, JimNishiwaki 232, Chuck Sakurai 213, Ken Queypo 212, DonEnriques 212.

Nikkei League: Yuki Tomono 245-201, Sandy Viloria 235,Herb Mihara 224, Sho Tanaka 222, Stan Iwasaki 215.

525 Ladies Classic: (4-games) Aly Johns 245, GloriaFerrulli 230, Val Molendyk 226-211, Betty Saienni 209,Rhiannon Bloom 208.

Santa’s Super Savers: Alan Bloom 224-212/628, CarlAdinolfi 213, Joe Molina 203, Lou Martino 202, John Hendrick201.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Jerry Abbott 227, Mike Warr 211,Ike Eisenacher 210, Bob Wadleigh 201, Bin Masaki 200.

Thursday Linbrook Juniors: Jonathon Greenhalgh 201-228, Andrew Stewart 224, Phillip Heffernan 213, Aaron Wil-son 212-204.

St. Columbans: Byron Reich 247/616.7-11 Vegas: Ben Philalack 245-225-236/706, Bill Barocsi

201-245-232/678, Luis Damian 217-241/646, Eric Angeles238-211-220/669, Steve Brockway 232, Eva Munson 212,Rhiannon Bloom 211.

Korean League: Sang Yun Kim 224-201-219/644, BongHwang 211-214, Hong Kil Kim 214-205, Myung Ja Lee 205.

Grey Panthers: Marty Deangelo 236-223, Stan Lucas 222,Mike Warr 210, Lee Waller 204, Gus Glissman 202.

Junior Scratch: (4-games) Andrew Stewart 267-222/845,Kyle Osterman 267, Phillip Heffernan 258-211/854, RobertAlbrecht 210-200-254/859.

T.G.I.F.: Richard Carr 238, Tim Perry 211-224/609, DavidHutchinson 222, Casey Jones 204-215/607, Jason Watts215.

Vegas Party: Robert Bloom 261-210-212/683, MikeKeogh 220-258-223/701, Stan Evans 211-258-204/673,David Boroff 201-244-242/687, Dan Duarte 223-237-224/684, Melody Garcia 247/608, Cheryl Stauffer 222, RhiannonBloom 211, Nicole Bloom 205.

P.B.L.: Ben Philalack 244, Gil Sabio 231, Dave Hollis 200-227/625, Michael Toliver 224, Mark Tagao 211, Sophia Kim204.

Saturday Linbrook Juniors: Andrew Newburn 235, Rob-ert Albrecht 226, Aaron Wilson 216, Phillip Heffernan 214,Justin Power 213, Kali Borrelli 208.

Bumper Busters: Natalie Pope 107-66, Trevor Basquez88-105, Kaitlyn Aguirre 97, Matthew Hines 84-90, RJ Davis80-79, Chloe Gilbert 62-80, Krysten Pope 69-74, JosephAguirre 47-64.

4-4 Vegas: Richard Garcia 201-236, Larry Leach 222,Armando Macias 219, Curt Butschke 217, Philip White 214.

Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 218-277/651, Jess Meno255, Jesse Mantanane 254, Ed Mote 235/602, Bill Cole 209,Debi Jones 221, Joan Pangelinan 201.

Double Daters: Dan Duarte 220-279/665, Andy Moran207-268/635, Mike Darby 203-206--243/652, Bob Legro 215-223-233/671, Dan Drysol 226/671, Margie Savage 224,Allyson Baligad 204, Debbie Baker 203.

Senior No-Tap: (7-4-06) 29 entries @ $9=$261. PlaceMoney—1st Terry Brent 864 $29, 2nd Danny Rojero 808$22, 3rd Dick McKenzie 782 $15, 4th Roy Miyamoto 756 $8,5th Zeke Burgess 742 $5.75. Sidepots—Game 1, hdcp.:1st Terry Brent 286 $7, 2nd Zeke Burgess 260 $5, 3rd RoyMiyamoto 255 $4. Game 2, scr.: 1st Terry Brent 300 $8, 2ndDick McKenzie 264 $6, 3rd Gino Vassallo 245 $4.75. Game3, hdcp.: 1st Danny Rojero 318 $7, 2nd Terry Brent 278 $5,3rd Dick McKenzie 273 $4. 3-6-9 winner: Dick McKenzie.New Total: $58.

Take care and we’ll see you on the lanes.

Gosnell & Roberge StarIn Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—It’s still HOT inside Linbrook Bowl as the AC is

not working up to par but the scores sure are. Bob Gosnell laid thegroundwork and generated some steam en route to his league-lead-ing 916 series in the Rocky Marsh Doubles. Bob turned the heat onto better each game: 212-216-234 and 254. Nice bowling, Bob andRoberta says, “Keep it up, partner!”

Brian Roberge was rock’n rollin’ along to the tune of 231-193-239 and 239, recording a fine 902 set. He really enjoys his member-ship in the exclusive 900 Club and plans to keep current. Doescleaning your bowling ball before each session really work, Brian?

More hot scores: Alan (oh-so-close) Bloom 234-896, Lisa Somma257-892, Ed Harris 232-873, Lloyd Thierry 257-872, Dan Baker224-861, Janet Anderson 245-846, Bill Hitchcock 235-843, RonnyThompson 252-836, David Wright 245-825, Shig Shozi 248-817,Ron Douglass 235-815, Willy Bordenave 257-809, Gino Vassallo233-808, Eva Munson 205-805, Carl Adinolfi 263, Orlando Vanegas249, Rose Williams 241, John Phillips 232, Jerry Knight 226, BethCorona 216, E.J. Rogers 215, Fred Voysey 215, Pete Kizziah 215,Kantral Williams 211, John Munson 209, Tony Angulo 209 andRon Corona, Jr. 207.

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