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No energy surcharge. SUN-THURS FRI-SAT FROM FROM 2007 Thursday, November 9, 2006 67th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 News SINCE 1940 California California California California California B OWLING 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Reyes Takes Motor City Classic TAYLOR, MI-Tony Reyes’ first career Denny’s Professional Bowlers Association Tour title couldn’t have been any sweeter. Reyes made history by fir- ing the 17th televised 300 game in the 47-year history of the Tour in the semifinals Sunday at Taylor Lanes, then defeated Wes Malott, 255-238, for his first career title. The 33-year-old from San Bruno, Calif., knocked off PBA Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III, 300-215, in the semifinals, be- coming the first bowler since Mika Koivuniemi in the Cam- bridge Credit Classic in Windsor Locks, Conn., on Dec. 17, 2003, to be perfect on TV. Reyes also became the third bowler — and the first since C.K. Moore in 1996 - to shoot 300 on his way to his first ca- reer title. Moore’s 300 game also came against Bohn. After firing the 300 game, Reyes refocused to knock off the top-seeded Malott, clinching the win with a strike on his first ball in the 10th frame. “I did have some shaky legs trying to finish a 300 game for the first time since I can remem- ber,” said Reyes, who earned $25,000 and an exemption for 2007-08. “I had to bring it back though after that shot. Business is business and Wes is a great bowler so I knew I had to shoot one more big game.” Reyes had a difficult 2005- 06 season which included the passing of his father midway through the season. He finished just 51st in the 2005-06 PBA World Point Rankings, but earned his exemption for 2006- 07 by wining a special event, “The Final Frame presented by the Denny’s PBA Tour.” “I did it for dad. He was here Friday and he’s here now. I can just feel it,” Reyes said. “I’ve worked so hard over my eight years on Tour and to get to this point is amazing. I felt like it was just a matter of time. Reyes came into the steplad- der finals as the second seed and took on Bohn after he defeated fourth-seed Mike Edwards, 252- 203, to advance to the semifinal. After a 3-7 split and an open in the fourth frame, Bohn re- bounded with seven consecutive strikes to clinch the win. Edwards defeated Mike Scroggins, 244-222, in the first stepladder match. Malott took home $13,000 for second, Bohn earned $6,500 for third, while Edwards and Scroggins earned $5,500 and $5,000 for fourth and fifth, re- spectively. The Denny’s PBA Tour moves to Cheektowaga, N.Y., for the 2006 Etonic Championship Nov. 8-12 at AMF Thruway Lanes. The nationally televised ESPN finals take place Sunday, Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. EST. Tony Reyes USBC Elects Constantino Marchione to the Hall of Fame by Ed Abakumoff USBC Hall of Fame commit- tee elected Constantino (Connie) Marchione, well known deaf bowling writer, to the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame. The committee met this past Monday. The next day after I had got- ten home from bowling in my Tuesday morning league, I be- gan to watch the PBA bowling that I had recorded. A short time later my phone rang. The per- son on the other end asked, “Is this Ed?” and I said “yes.” He then told me that he was Jerry Schneider of USBC communica- tions and that he needed some assistance and for me to keep a secret. I replied “Sure, what’s up?” Jerry proceeded to tell me that Connie had been elected to the USBC Hall of Fame yester- day by the Hall of Fame Com- mittee. I was elated and inter- rupted and said ‘WOW, that is fantastic, Connie will be over- joyed to hear this.” He also said that Mike Carroll, USBC Presi- dent, wants to officially tell him personally. Jerry told me that he needed to know what would be the best way to notify him? He sug- gested email and I told he can call via telephone relay service. I explained to him what it was and how it worked. I asked Donna, my wife, for the relay phone number since I couldn’t remember it. I gave Jerry the number and he told me that Connie will get the call that af- ternoon or the next day. I asked him about the induction cer- emony and was told that it will be in March of next year in Nash- ville, Tennessee. Before hanging up I said “ I will see Connie this Sunday and I will keep my mouth zipped ‘til then. Connie Marchione is being inducted into the USBC Hall of Fame for his Meritorious Ser- vice to the sport of Bowling. He has been involved in bowling in many different ways for over 60 years. His specialty has been Deaf bowling. He has been a bowling writer for about the same amount of time. He was one of the pioneers in the for- mation of the National Deaf Bowling Association and the Pacific Coast Deaf Bowling As- sociation. He has served as an officer in both organizations and is a member of their Hall of Fame. He initiated the masters tourna- ment in both previously men- tioned associations following the old ABC Masters format. The PCDBA Masters is named in his honor. Over the years he got deaf teams together to go to the ABC national tournaments. He did the same for the California State Men’s Tournament. He ran the tryouts for the deaf USA bowl- ing team for the World Games for the Deaf (WGD). Bowling was accepted as a sport by the WGD in 1997. Connie was re- sponsible for forming the pow- erful record breaking team that went to Rome, Italy in 2001 for the WGD. The Rome team ran away with a Gold Medal in ev- ery bowling event. The WGD officially changed its name to the Deaflympics in 2001 I believe that Connie’s baby is the Southern California Deaf Travel League. It is in its 47th year and Connie has been its only secretary/treasurer. Connie had an award named after him, for recognizing the achievements of a deaf bowler in the previous year by the Southern California Bowling Writers. In recent years Connie has had other awards bestowed on him. In 2005 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at the ABC conven- tion, he received the Rip Van Winkle Award by the Bowling Writers Association of America (BWAA). Last year he was hon- ored by the California Women’s Bowling Association with a Dis- tinguished Service award. This past June he was surprised by the BWAA with a Remo Picchietti Humanitarian Award. This USBC Hall of Fame in- duction should certainly be the apex of Connie’s esteemed ca- reer. He was always encourag- ing deaf bowlers to be the best they can be. This writer is one that took his encouragement to heart. When ever there was a deaf bowling event, he was usu- ally there, either to write about it or get it off the ground. Mr. Marchione is well known through out the sport of bowl- ing both hearing and deaf. Natu- rally he is known in the BWAA. Many PBA members and present Hall of Famers know him. So my friend, Connie, will be in good company when he is inducted into the USBC Hall of Fame. Connie Marchione REGISTER ONLINE NOW FOR 2007 USBC YOUTH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS New tournament features singles, doubles and four-player team competition GREENDALE, Wis.— Online reservations are now be- ing accepted for the 2007 United States Bowling Congress Youth Open Championships, which will debut at AMF Thruway Lanes in suburban Buffalo, N.Y., on July 13-21, 2007 (unless ex- tended). All USBC Youth members can compete at the USBC Youth Open Championships — there is no need to qualify. Bowlers will take part in singles, doubles and four-player team competi- tion and vie for scholarships and national titles. The inaugural event will be conducted alongside the USBC Junior Gold Championships and Pepsi USBC Youth Champion- ships. Individuals taking part in the Junior Gold or Pepsi events will also be eligible to compete in the USBC Youth Open Cham- pionships. The tournament will be bro- ken into four average divisions (129 and below, 130-159, 160- 189 and 190 and above) and will be based on actual pinfall. One out of every four entrants in team, doubles and singles will receive scholarships, while one in six will receive scholarships in all-events. To register online, visit the USBC Youth Open Championships page located in the Youth section of bowl.com. A minimum $100 deposit from a major credit card (Visa or MasterCard) is required to hold a four-player team reservation; full payment is due by April 1. Reservations made after that date must be paid in full at the time of registration. Reservations also may be made by calling (800) 514- BOWL, ext. 3153 or by filling out an entry form printed from the USBC Youth Open Cham- pionships Web page and mailing it with at least the minimum de- posit to USBC Youth Open Championships, 5301 S. 76th St., Greendale, WI 53129. Online reservations close June 1, while mail and phone res- ervations close July 2. However, on-site reservations will be ac- cepted as space permits. SST Super Senior Tour of California Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl Pro Am Nov 3 Thanks to Brunswick and General Manager Mr. Gary Cord and to all the staff for they’re hard work helping put on this Pro Am. It was a big success, with 104 entries, and 20 pros. Congratulations to the top four winners #1 Hank Gehring #2 William Kramer #3 Denise Cos- mos and #4 Therese Lloyd. Thank you to all the bowlers for coming. What made it really special was 100 paid in advance, made my job a lot easier. Good lord willing it would be nice to do it again next year, looking for- ward to it. Thanks to all from the SST. To Ellie Fears for a great brunch, and for all her hard work preparing the food for us thank you. To all at the front desk, what a great job helping me with all my needs. Thanks to Jen Th- ompson, Rudy Basoco, Tosha LaFlower, and to Denise Cos- mos for helping with the scoring on Saturdays qualifying. Our regular tournament on Saturday November 4 saw (69) entries a great turn out. In Sun- days head to head there were 8 Sr. and 8 Jr. finalists. Mr. Leon continued on page 0

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    Reyes TakesMotor City

    ClassicTAYLOR, MI-Tony Reyes’

    first career Denny’s ProfessionalBowlers Association Tour titlecouldn’t have been any sweeter.

    Reyes made history by fir-ing the 17th televised 300 gamein the 47-year history of theTour in the semifinals Sunday atTaylor Lanes, then defeated WesMalott, 255-238, for his firstcareer title.

    The 33-year-old from SanBruno, Calif., knocked off PBAHall of Famer Parker Bohn III,300-215, in the semifinals, be-coming the first bowler sinceMika Koivuniemi in the Cam-bridge Credit Classic in WindsorLocks, Conn., on Dec. 17, 2003,to be perfect on TV.

    Reyes also became the thirdbowler — and the first sinceC.K. Moore in 1996 - to shoot300 on his way to his first ca-reer title. Moore’s 300 game alsocame against Bohn.

    After firing the 300 game,Reyes refocused to knock off thetop-seeded Malott, clinching thewin with a strike on his first ballin the 10th frame.

    “I did have some shaky legstrying to finish a 300 game forthe first time since I can remem-ber,” said Reyes, who earned$25,000 and an exemption for2007-08. “I had to bring it backthough after that shot. Businessis business and Wes is a greatbowler so I knew I had to shootone more big game.”

    Reyes had a difficult 2005-06 season which included thepassing of his father midwaythrough the season. He finishedjust 51st in the 2005-06 PBAWorld Point Rankings, butearned his exemption for 2006-07 by wining a special event,“The Final Frame presented bythe Denny’s PBA Tour.”

    “I did it for dad. He was hereFriday and he’s here now. I canjust feel it,” Reyes said. “I’veworked so hard over my eightyears on Tour and to get to thispoint is amazing. I felt like it wasjust a matter of time.

    Reyes came into the steplad-der finals as the second seed andtook on Bohn after he defeatedfourth-seed Mike Edwards, 252-203, to advance to the semifinal.After a 3-7 split and an open inthe fourth frame, Bohn re-bounded with seven consecutivestrikes to clinch the win.

    Edwards defeated MikeScroggins, 244-222, in the firststepladder match.

    Malott took home $13,000for second, Bohn earned $6,500for third, while Edwards and

    Scroggins earned $5,500 and$5,000 for fourth and fifth, re-spectively.

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    Tony Reyes

    USBC ElectsConstantino

    Marchione to theHall of Fame

    by Ed AbakumoffUSBC Hall of Fame commit-

    tee elected Constantino(Connie) Marchione, well knowndeaf bowling writer, to theUnited States Bowling CongressHall of Fame. The committee metthis past Monday.

    The next day after I had got-ten home from bowling in myTuesday morning league, I be-gan to watch the PBA bowlingthat I had recorded. A short timelater my phone rang. The per-son on the other end asked, “Isthis Ed?” and I said “yes.” Hethen told me that he was JerrySchneider of USBC communica-tions and that he needed someassistance and for me to keep asecret. I replied “Sure, what’sup?” Jerry proceeded to tell methat Connie had been elected tothe USBC Hall of Fame yester-day by the Hall of Fame Com-mittee. I was elated and inter-rupted and said ‘WOW, that isfantastic, Connie will be over-joyed to hear this.” He also saidthat Mike Carroll, USBC Presi-dent, wants to officially tell himpersonally.

    Jerry told me that he neededto know what would be the bestway to notify him? He sug-gested email and I told he cancall via telephone relay service.I explained to him what it wasand how it worked. I askedDonna, my wife, for the relayphone number since I couldn’tremember it. I gave Jerry thenumber and he told me thatConnie will get the call that af-ternoon or the next day. I askedhim about the induction cer-emony and was told that it willbe in March of next year in Nash-ville, Tennessee.

    Before hanging up I said “ Iwill see Connie this Sunday andI will keep my mouth zipped‘til then.

    Connie Marchione is beinginducted into the USBC Hall ofFame for his Meritorious Ser-vice to the sport of Bowling. Hehas been involved in bowling inmany different ways for over 60years. His specialty has beenDeaf bowling. He has been abowling writer for about thesame amount of time. He wasone of the pioneers in the for-mation of the National DeafBowling Association and thePacific Coast Deaf Bowling As-sociation. He has served as anofficer in both organizations andis a member of their Hall of Fame.He initiated the masters tourna-ment in both previously men-tioned associations following the

    old ABC Masters format. ThePCDBA Masters is named in hishonor. Over the years he got deafteams together to go to the ABCnational tournaments. He did thesame for the California StateMen’s Tournament. He ran thetryouts for the deaf USA bowl-ing team for the World Gamesfor the Deaf (WGD). Bowlingwas accepted as a sport by theWGD in 1997. Connie was re-sponsible for forming the pow-erful record breaking team thatwent to Rome, Italy in 2001 forthe WGD. The Rome team ranaway with a Gold Medal in ev-ery bowling event. The WGDofficially changed its name to theDeaflympics in 2001

    I believe that Connie’s babyis the Southern California DeafTravel League. It is in its 47thyear and Connie has been its onlysecretary/treasurer.

    Connie had an award namedafter him, for recognizing theachievements of a deaf bowlerin the previous year by theSouthern California BowlingWriters.

    In recent years Connie hashad other awards bestowed onhim. In 2005 in Baton Rouge,Louisiana, at the ABC conven-tion, he received the Rip VanWinkle Award by the BowlingWriters Association of America(BWAA). Last year he was hon-ored by the California Women’sBowling Association with a Dis-tinguished Service award. Thispast June he was surprised bythe BWAA with a RemoPicchietti Humanitarian Award.

    This USBC Hall of Fame in-duction should certainly be theapex of Connie’s esteemed ca-reer. He was always encourag-ing deaf bowlers to be the bestthey can be. This writer is onethat took his encouragement toheart. When ever there was adeaf bowling event, he was usu-ally there, either to write aboutit or get it off the ground. Mr.Marchione is well knownthrough out the sport of bowl-ing both hearing and deaf. Natu-rally he is known in the BWAA.Many PBA members andpresent Hall of Famers knowhim. So my friend, Connie, willbe in good company when he isinducted into the USBC Hall ofFame.

    Connie Marchione

    REGISTER ONLINE NOW FOR 2007USBC YOUTH OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

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    the Youth section of bowl.com.A minimum $100 deposit froma major credit card (Visa orMasterCard) is required to holda four-player team reservation;full payment is due by April 1.Reservations made after thatdate must be paid in full at thetime of registration.

    Reservations also may bemade by calling (800) 514-BOWL, ext. 3153 or by fillingout an entry form printed fromthe USBC Youth Open Cham-pionships Web page and mailingit with at least the minimum de-posit to USBC Youth OpenChampionships, 5301 S. 76thSt., Greendale, WI 53129.

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    General Manager Mr. Gary Cordand to all the staff for they’rehard work helping put on thisPro Am. It was a big success,with 104 entries, and 20 pros.Congratulations to the top fourwinners #1 Hank Gehring #2William Kramer #3 Denise Cos-mos and #4 Therese Lloyd.

    Thank you to all the bowlersfor coming. What made it reallyspecial was 100 paid in advance,made my job a lot easier. Goodlord willing it would be nice todo it again next year, looking for-ward to it. Thanks to all fromthe SST. To Ellie Fears for a greatbrunch, and for all her hard workpreparing the food for us thankyou.

    To all at the front desk, whata great job helping me with allmy needs. Thanks to Jen Th-ompson, Rudy Basoco, ToshaLaFlower, and to Denise Cos-mos for helping with the scoringon Saturdays qualifying.

    Our regular tournament onSaturday November 4 saw (69)entries a great turn out. In Sun-days head to head there were 8Sr. and 8 Jr. finalists. Mr. Leon

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    Patterson, AsbatyReady To Roll At

    World CupCARACAS, Venezuela—As

    competitors walked in for theopening ceremonies of the 42ndQubicaAMF World Cup on Sat-urday, employees were still fe-verishly working to complete amassive modernization of theCentro Nacional de BowlingMampote.

    The start of the World Cup,one of the top internationalevents that has attracted 94countries, was even pushed backby a day so the installation of40 new lanes, pinsetters andscoring units could be com-pleted.

    With the finishing touchesfinally done, the players took tothe lanes Sunday for the officialpractice sessions.

    “It’s nice to throw some shotsand get a feel for the lanes,” saidTeam USA’s Dan Patterson ofBuffalo, N.Y. “I’ve got a goodlook, and I’m more than readyfor this event to get going.”

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    With a tight schedule, therewas no time for the lanes to betested in advance, so when thewomen started their official prac-tice Sunday morning, they werethe first to throw shots on manyof the lanes.

    “I can say that I was the firstone to ever throw a shot on lane35 of this bowling center,” jokedTeam USA’s Diandra Asbaty ofChicago. “This is the first timeI’ve ever bowled on a brand newinstallation, so it will be inter-esting to see how things go thisweek.”

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    Asbaty will look to continuea wave of success for the UnitedStates at the World Cup. LyndaBarnes won the event last year,while Shannon Pluhowsky tookthe title in 2002 and 2004.Patterson will try to become thefirst U.S. champion since PatrickHealey Jr. won in 1995.

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    Jay, already in the Tourna-ment of Champions for July2007 in Las Vegas, won $800with the optional upgrades. Healso won another champion’sshirt to add to his collection.

    It was a fun time to watch thebowlers’s climb the stepladder.Our stepladder began withPatrick Ambrose who bowled a189 to Jeff Swanson’s 263. Jeffthen bowled Mike Pizarro. Jeffbowled a 161 to Mike’s 195.Mike bowled a great 188; how-ever, Jay came in to bowl a 191.

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    John Hafer just began bowl-ing tournaments, started outwith a bang. What a wonderfulcompetitor!

    Jay Shackelford, whosehappy attitude is contageous, isalways a terrific competitor. Jaywants to dedicate this win to hissweet granddaughters, Torri andCourtney, and his beautiful wifeBarbara. He also wants to thankJack at Riverside Lanes Pro Shopfor drilling his Columbia Actionwhich he used to win this tour-nament.

    We cannot leave out anothergreat competitor, Kerry Luckawho came in 6th. Thanks to allwho came out to bowl our club.

    Our next tournament will beheld at Riverside Lanes, Satur-day, November 11. See our ad inthis issue of the Bowling News.

    Columbia Cornerby Gary Kelley

    “My ball isn’t finishing anymore”. “ My ball is dead in thewater”. “My reactive ball haslost all it’s hook”. How manytimes have you or your team-mates made these statements.It’s a common theme that is go-ing around bowling centers thesedays, but one that can be cured.

    Today’s reactive and particleballs are very porous and thusabsorb a lot of oil and dirt fromthe lanes. The reason a new re-active or particle ball rolls sowell is that the shell is fresh andit can absorb oil into the cover.This absorption gets the oil offthe outside of the cover and al-lows the fresh shell to grip thelane. If today’s performanceballs weren’t absorbent, the oilwould stay on the outside coverof the ball and the ball wouldskid much farther down the lanebefore reacting.

    When your ball starts losingreaction it’s because the poresin the shell are full of oil and dirtas well as broken down plasti-cizer. Plasticizer is the materialshells are made of, and when thisplasticizer starts to break downinside the ball, it migrates towardthe cover filling the pores fromthe inside out. The combinationof this plasticizer filling thepores along with the oil and dirtthe ball has picked up overgames of use, causes your ballto “die” and lose hook.

    Proper maintenance of yourball is imperative today in orderto maximize your scoring abil-ity. Columbia has invented aproduct known as CPR(Coverstock Performance Re-suscitation) that will restorehook to reactive and particleballs. CPR is a patented syn-thetic polymer (powder) sus-pended in a water base. Thispowder acts like little spongesthat absorb oil, dirt and plasti-cizer out of the pores of yourball.

    This product is extremelyeasy to use. It comes packagedin a 2 oz. plastic bottle with aplastic bag and a plastic tie. Youfirst dampen the surface of yourball, then put it into the plasticbag. You then tie the bag closedand do a little “Shake a Bake”routine, which distributes thepowder around the surface of theball. Set the ball aside for a littleover an hour, and it’s done. Thepowder has successfully ab-sorbed the built up oil, dirt andplasticizer from the shell, restor-

    ing the ball to it’s “like new” re-action.

    How often should you dothis ? As soon as you start tosee your ball lose reaction, orafter approximately 50 to 60games of bowling. Some balls willhold up longer than others be-fore they need a treatment, butbelieve me it will happen even-tually to all reactive and particleballs. I believe you should do thisprocess at least twice a year, andonce combine it with a resurfaceto fully restore the shell to boxfinish.

    Using the proper polish onyour ball is also a very impor-tant part of maintaining a highscoring level of play. Bowlingball polishes are actually liquidsandpaper, and each has a dif-ferent effect on your balls ap-pearance and its gripping char-acteristics. At Columbia we makeDegree Ball Polish, a polish thatcomes in four different grits. Youcan purchase this polish in ei-ther 320, 600, 1200 or 2000 grit.

    The 320 grit polish is de-signed for oily lanes. It will leaveyour ball with a dull, rough fin-ish that will increase the ballstraction in oil. This polish canbe used on particle, reactive andurethane balls.

    The 600 grit polish is de-signed for medium to oily lanes.This polish will give your ball aslight glaze, toward the dullerside, and help the ball grip bet-ter on medium, oily lanes with-out rolling too early. This polishcan be used on reactive, particle,urethane and polyester balls.

    The 1200 grit polish is formedium to dry conditions. Thispolish will give your ball a highluster finish, create a more skidsnap ball reaction and increasethe back end finish. This polishcan be used on reactive, particle,urethane and polyester balls.

    The 2000 grit polish is pri-marily to be used on your ballfor dry conditions. This polishwill create a high luster on theball along with a slightly slip-pery surface feel. This workswell on dry conditions as wellas for bowlers with slower ballspeeds.

    Remember, you can alter thesurface of any ball to give you aball reaction that will be bettersuited for a lane condition thatgives you trouble.

    The days of going to thelanes, bowling your three games,putting the ball back in the bag,

    LASVEGAS

    TRAVELLEAGUEBy Alice

    MeglemreNORWALK — Betty Phillipsreturned to bowling last week,after several weeks of medicalabsence and made the honor roll.This week she topped it at Key-stone Lanes with 211/597, fol-lowed by Doris Lewis 222/571and Lucy Turner 545.

    Also, Rochelle Sanford andAda Burri tied on 536, CathyPhylow 528, Karen Mauricio208/506, Margo McClain 503,Dorothy Scott 223, CyndieMartin 213 and Joan Lumpford201.

    Cal Bowl #5 and Cerritos #2are tied for league leadershipwith 22 wins, Westminster #2has 21, Westminster #1, Del Rio#2 and Del Rio #1 tie at 20 wins,Cal Bowl #4, 19, and the nextthree teams are tied at 18 wins.

    We regret to report that DaisyMcReynolds will be sidelined formore surgery and Kathy Parrishwill be filling in for her. Also,Katrina Whitmore will be re-placed by Jeani Russ and we willmiss them both.

    Our Halloween notes were notincluded last week so we will addthem here. Jan Jones was a beau-tiful Geisha girl, Cathy Wyattwas a space alien, LucindaClayborn was Madonna, TracyBaldwin was a bright red deviland Ann Fedderly was half an-gel and half devil.

    Four Queens has confirmedthe league sweepstakes dates inLas Vegas on April 15-16-17 andwe thank Mike for being so help-ful. Rates are a little higher thisyear but the rooms will reflectthe reason why. The new facelift is great and hopefully we willall be in the South Tower thisyear.

    NEXT WEEK: 10:00 a.m.November 13 at Del Rio Lanes.

    and going home are over. Youmust properly maintain the sur-face of your ball to keep yourscoring at a high level.

    Gary Kelley has been a proshop operator for 36 years, writ-ten articles for bowling publica-tions as well as Bowlers Journaland currently works for Colum-bia Industries.

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006 Page 5BOWLING NEWS

    American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.comRainbow Properties, Inc.1-800-217-2462

    Velinda hits Match Series for $468 at Chaparral • Mitzi wins aball the “Track Mean Machine” Velinda Kelly happily accepts her$468 Match game , and ABTA Member Supreme Mitzi Martinez showsoff the Track Mean Machine Ball whe won in the weekly drawing andher #1 fan Roy Castillo approves.

    Rose Wins 2nd ABTA Title at Chaparral (L—R) Bottom:WalterWhite 3rd, Bret Rose (champion $2,300 and Richard Aquino (runnerup)Top John Gonzales 4th Mike and Mandy Patel Chaparral Proprietotsand Jenny Tran Richards’s #1 fan.

    SAN DIMAS — Bret Rose,One of the Good Guys, and along time ABTA member wasreally on his game and won ourlatest event at Super ChaparralLanes downing upstart RichardAquino in the title game to takehome a nice $2,300 top prize forhis stellar effort.

    In our Early Event we had anice turnout of 172 entrants inthe four squad event. It took anice +53 (men), and +33 (ladies)to make the cut to the semis.Also added were Super Seniors,Simon Rojas, Vince Russell, andBobbie Nakunz to the board.

    Leading the Semis was thepride of West Covina, the BigPortsider Bret Rose with a nice+124. He would sit out and bowlthe title game. Behind him wasABTA veteran Benny Hurtadoat +98 who would receive a firstround bye in the single elims andenter in round two. It took a +29(men) and -31 (oh my!!) for the3 guaranteed ladies to make thesweet sixteen single elim roll offs.

    The bowlers took to thelanes. In the first round singleelims losing were Jim Meloon,Marc Anthony, Brian Clarmont,Roy Castillo, Greg Kokanour,Rich Yanagita and Ryan Grega.They got checks of $100 in 10-16th places.

    In round two being eliminatedwere Janice Meloon, AnitaSmith, Ben Hurtado and KevinWeigert. They cashed in 6-9thplaces and $105 each.

    Rose Wins 2nd ABTA Title at ChaparralMatch Game is $3,500 This Week • Velinda Hit Match Series $468/3-6-9 is $900

    Bowling Square Is Our Host In 0ne Day Early EventQualify 12:00-1:00-2:30- 4:00 & 6:00PM, SemiFinals 7:45PM

    Bring In A New Member This Week & Bowl For Half PriceRound three had Walter

    White down Dodie Sajonas 185-139. Rich Aquino got to JohnGonzales in a good one 223-212.Diodie and John were 4th and5th with fine bowling and $110each with Richard and Walter tomeet for the right to bowl Rosefor the title. In this game Rich-ard got out his strike ball to elimi-nate a tapped White by a 238-183 count. Walter was 3rd withRichard off to the title game vsBret Rose!

    The title game was set andthe horses were paid! Aquinopaid $54 for everyone who hadhim at the $5.00 fun bets. Wewould see who would becomethe latest Champion. Bret Jer-emy to have Richard lead off andhe did nervously with a split and5 out. He then doubled but hehad a problem here as Mr. Rosespared and strung a big six bag-ger to take command. Richardopened in frames 4 & 6. Bretcoasted to the win 237/241 toRichard at 158/196. A great per-formance by a fine bowler, and atitle well-deserved! Just Super!

    Great bowling also by Rich-ard Aquino who could have wonit all! He has some experiencenow! Walter White in 3rd bowledsuper also.

    Tourney Hi Qualifiers wereJason Garcia +185 for the menand Tess Cruz led the ladies at+85. They will get paid entries.

    Pat Danforth eliminated thefield in the 3-6-9 roll off and got

    the first four 9’s or better. Need-ing only one more for $800,missed right a bit leaving the 2-10. So we will go for $900 thisweek at Chaparral. He got got a$50 consolation for beer, andStoli money:-).

    The Match Game was UNMatched at 262 drawn by BretRose and with the carryover of$2,495 we will have a $3,500Match Game at Bowling SquareSaturday.

    Match Series worth $458was Matched at a 549 drawn byTess Cruz. Velinda Kelly was thelucky bowler taking home a tidy$458. So we will estimate theSeries at $200 this week .

    The weekly winner of theColumbia “300” Ball, was BigDon Johnson Sr. who happilyopts for the popular Radar LockBall. He is most deserving, andthanks the ABTA, and sponsorColumbia 300 for the fine ball.

    Champion Bret Rose is oneof our fine members for manyyears and not only a fine bowlerbut a fine person and friend! Hehails from West Covina and useda Zone drilled by Harry Wong atFriendly Hills. He is single la-dies. Bret thanks the ABTA andChaparral for hosting the event,and his team mate EugeneHaynes for staying and rootinghim on. Bret is an ABTA BlueBlood as he also bowls our GreatABTA League Thursdays at CalBowl. This is his second title.

    Richard Aquino hails from

    ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

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    November 4, 2006FINAL STANDINGS

    1. Bret Rose 724 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry 1,000.00 ABTA Shirt 100.00 2. Richard Aquino 659 500.00 3. Walter White (ss) 636 200.00 4. John Gonzales 660 110.00 5. Dodie Sajonas (ss) 569 110.00 6. Ben Hurtado 698 105.00 7. Kevin Weigert 643 105.00 8. Janice Meloon 609 105.00 9. Anita Smith (ss) 605 105.0010. Mark Lester Anthony 629 100.0011. James Meloon 695 100.0012. Ryan Grega 685 100.0013. Roy Castillo 655 100.0014. Richard Yanagita 630 100.0015. Brian Clarmont 661 100.0016. Greg Kokanour 649 100.0017. Ken Seiple Jr. 620 70.0018. Dale Strader (ss) 619 67.5019. Troy Greenhagen 614 65.0020. Don Quitangon 610 62.5021. Brent Loya 601 61.2521. Art Windsor (ss) 601 61.2523. Oliver Esmejarda 600 60.0024. Danny Guevarra 599 57.5025. Howard Waldie 592 57.5026. Mike Velasco 585 55.0027. Simon Rojas (ss) 584 55.0028. David Dittlinger 570 52.5029. Benito Yra 568 52.5030. Rico Cayton (ss) 565 51.0031. Bedell Vasquez 562 50.0032. Darcee Cashman (60%) 559 30.0033. Tess Cruz 551 48.0034. Vince Palmer (ss) 544 46.0035. JoAnn Courtney 539 45.0036. Glenn Matsumoto 532 44.0037. Valinda Kelly 500 44.0038. Anthony Flores (60%) DNS 26.5039. Jason Garcia (60%) DNS 26.5040. Bobbie Nakunz (ss) DNS FE

    DOUBLES 1. Bedell Vasquez/ Jason Garcia 1522 140.00 2. Glenn Matsumoto/ Rey Josaft Jr. 1363 120.00 3. Greg Kokanour/ Greg Biewer 1342 110.00 4. Lito Dizon/ Bedell Vasquez 1341 90.00 5. Fred Galvan/ Danny Guevarra 1335 80.00 6. Dino Cantoria/ Tess Cruz 1332 70.00 7. Je Je Gabriel/ Ben Hurtado 1328 40.00 8. Je Je Gabriel/ Mike Velasco 1328 40.00

    FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores

    Men: +55, Women: +33Super Seniors: Vince Russell, SimonRojas, Bobbie Nakunz

    HIGH QUALIFIER — FREE ENTRYMen: Jason Garcia +183Women: Tess Cruz +85

    SPECIAL AWARDS3-6-9

    Pat Danforth 50.00This week it is 900.00

    MATCH GAME — 262No winnerThis week it is 3,500

    MATCH SERIES — 549Valinda Kelly 458.00Estimated this week 300.00

    AMF Ball WinnerDon Johnson Sr. AMF Radar LockPrize Fund, 172 4,327.50Paid Entries, 19 @ $49 931.00Optional Sidepots 1,016.00Doubles 690.00Brackets 6,425.003-6-9 50.00Shirt & Trophy 88.00Cash & Carry 1,200.00Match Series 458.00TOTAL PAID OUT $15,185.50

    North Hills, and used the Onedrilled by Pepito “Ping” Tubera(ABTA Member). He thanks girl-friend Pretty Jenny Tran, HeidiCheng, Ian and Kristine, NickSmith and team “Wawawewa”Po and Mike also!

    Walter White, another longtime member hails from River-side, and used a Columbia WhiteDot drilled by Frank Bellinder.He thanks wife Kay for lettinghim out to bowl and the ABTAand Chaparral for a nice event.We had several new members atChaparral. First time casherswere Johnny Tran, DanielleRodriguez, and David Haskellwho returned to ABTA Action.We hope to return there soon.

    “Spider Man” aka ClaudeDottin won the Las Vegas RoomDrawing for our Las Vegas OpenJan. 11-12-13-14 at the Orleans.A new raffle will started Satur-day. Win yours for only $1.00.Reserve your rooms soon!

    It is history folks, as BretRose enters the archives as a twotime Champion!

    Make plans for our One Dayevent at Bowling Square Satur-day. There will be qualifying at12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM with SemiFinals 7:45PM.One in five making the cut!There is a $3,500 Match Gameawaiting You there!!

    The following Saturday weare hosted in a One Day Eventby the Bowlium in Montclair.The handicap is frozen in thatone for our Big ThanksgivingEvent Nov 23-24-25 at CovinaBowl. $6,100 First Place in thatone.

    See You all at Bowling Squarefor a good one! Until then! Thenew schedule was mailed, if youdidn’t receive one, let us knowand we will send you one. Bringa new member in and bowl for 1/2 price!

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    Up Your Averageby Rolf Gauger

    Instruction to Help Raise Your Scores

    Checking over last month’sarticle, you may wonder why itis that certain advanced tech-niques can be called fundamen-tals. After all, fundamentals areusually categorized as basics,aren’t they?

    Well, think about it for aminute; advanced bowling tech-niques come in two maincategories…those, which abso-lutely must be done in order forsuccess to be possible…andthose about which there is achoice. It is those must be doneones, which come under theheading of advanced fundamen-tals.

    In other words, your particu-lar bowling style is yourown…and styles often differgreatly from bowler to bowler.This is why the best coachesusually have a policy of neverchanging a bowler’s style, butrather improving that bowler’sgame within the style the bowleralready has! And even if you area low average bowler, you stillhave your own style.

    This is also why, whenwatching the PBA finals on TV,you’ll often see even the world’stop bowlers scoring within a fewpins of each other, while look-ing very different from eachother during play.

    So here are some more ofthese items, added to the onesfrom last month’s article.

    Matching Ball Speedand Revs

    This is a subject, which fewbowlers pay enough attention to,or even know about, includingeven some professionals…but itis a must.

    Why? Well, the answer be-comes obvious when the win-ning (or losing) records of cer-tain professionals are considered.

    Here are just a couple of ex-amples. One excellent (nowformer) PBA pro is KellyCoffman. An outstanding bowlerin many ways, and highly intel-ligent, Coffman, who did somecashing on tour and made the TVshow several times, never wona tournament. In the opinion ofsome top coaches, the reason forthis was because he consistentlyput too many revs on his ballfor his ball speed. In otherwords, revs and speed did notmatch!

    “How can this be?” you mayask.

    The answer is simple. Asmany of you may know, the revrates of professionals are re-corded in r.p.m.s (revolutions perminute). The average PBA tour-ing pro is in a range somewherebetween 425 and 475 r.p.m.s.Their ball speeds are somewherein the range of 18 to 21 miles perhour, which breaks down tosomewhere between approxi-mately 15 to21 revs from releaseto impact.

    It turns out that KellyCoffman generated more revsthan anyone else on tour at thetime…about 600 rpms…whilehis ball speed, somewhere in thenormal range, was too slow forthat high revving ball. So his revsand ball speed didn’t match.That, according to some experts,made it difficult for him to con-trol the ball’s hook. So his ballgenerated too many revs to keepit from over-hooking.

    Coffman, a highly in-telligent man, went on to designbowling balls for a major manu-

    What is Your BIQ?(Bowling Improvement Quotient)?

    Conclusion More on the Importanceof Advanced Fundamentals

    facturer. Therefore, it certainlywasn’t stupidity that caused theproblem. Since I never met Mr.Coffman, I can merely state whathas been reported, but that’s thestory as I’ve heard it.

    A Greater Success StoryThe highly successful PBA

    champion, Robert Smith, on theother hand, often generates evenmore revs that Coffman…over650 r.p.m.s on many of hisshots, according to reports.

    So how can Smith win, whenCoffman couldn’t? Simple…Smith is capable of throwing theball faster than any pro ontour…often in the range of 27plus m.p.h. on many shots...which simply means that Smithis successfully matching ballspeed to revs, thus generatingacceptable ball control on thelanes. (I’ve timed Smith at nearly30 mph, but that was on astraight spare shot.)

    Smith formerly controlled hisrev rate by having often usedwhat is called a Sarge Easterdrilled ball. This is a ball the greatbowler of the past, Sarge Easter,often used…drilled fingertip forthe middle finger, but conven-tional for the ring finger. Sincethe ring finger is normally con-sidered to be the revving finger,this slows the rev rate whenneeded. If you watch recordingsof some of Smith’s past tourna-ments carefully, you’ll notice heused this type of ball much ofthe time.

    Last year however, I noticedthat Smith has “softened” hishand somewhat during the re-lease. When I mentioned this tohim during a tournament, he ac-knowledged that this is helpinghim control his revs more effec-tively, thus allowing him to goback to a normal fingertip ball.Smith has won some prestigioustournaments since then.

    My friend Palmer Fallgren, aPBA champion of some yearsago, as well as Team USA’sformer head coach, was thetour’s statistician for some time.While I’m sure others wereaware of the importance of rev/speed ball matching, Fallgrenwas the first to write about it inthe pages of Bowling ThisMonth magazine, a few yearsago.

    Checking YourOwn Rev Rate

    Buy some one inch widewhite tape at the drug store. Putabout a 4" strip of it on yourball at an angle just above thering finger hole, as shown in theillustrations. Then throw yourstrike shot a few times and countthe revs of the tape from releaseto pocket impact (or have afriend count them). If your revcount is anywhere from around13, 14 to about 19, you arematched. If it is less than 13, youneed to add revs (see lastmonth’s issue) or slow downyour ball speed. If your rev countis 20 or more, you need to eitherincrease ball speed or slow downthe revs.Some Advanced Fundamentals1 – Eliminate Overturning

    the BallThis is probably the second

    most common problem bowlershave during the last part of theswing…the follow through!

    It begins during the release,where over 90% of bowlers turnthe hand too early! This, then,results in the hand and forearm

    overturning. Result? At the fin-ish, the hand is in a “knucklesup” position and the arm has“chicken winged”! That scenariocreates several problems. 1) anoverturned (spun) ball, 2) a weakball, 3) a pulled shot and 4) in-consistency.

    Had enough?Here’s how to fix it: When

    starting your downswing, comedown by leading with the lasttwo fingers of your hand, all theway to the release point! Thisallows your hand to stay behindthe ball long enough so it won’tturn too early. Remember, youwant the ball to turn on the lane,not in your hand.

    Then, as you release the ball,turn your hand only enough tobring the thumb up to 12 o’clock.Turning the thumb around anyfarther is the common trouble,which seems almost impossibleto avoid for most bowlers.

    But there’s an answer, andhere it is: I call it “Hitch-Hik-ing”.

    What you do, is this: At thevery end of your follow throughmotion, imagine you are tryingto hitch a ride on the highway.You know what I mean, snapyour thumb toward about oneo’clock or so (left handers to-ward about 11 o’clock, as if youwere hitching a ride in England.)

    This works, as long as youdon’t do it too early during theswing. Remember…at the end ofthe follow through. Do it tooearly and you’ll kill the hook. Itmay take a bit of practice, but itworks, because this way, if youdo overturn your hand a bit, youcan recover…and throw a muchmore powerful strike ball!

    2 - Pocket SpottingThe art of watching the ball’s

    behavior at the pocket is of ex-treme importance. Watch to seeat what angle the ball hits thepocket. Why? Because withoutenough “entry angle”, the ballover deflects off the head pin anda standing ten pin is the result (7pin for left handers).So…watching the ball at thepocket is critical.

    If you notice your ball hit-ting the pocket too flat, it maymean that you didn’t put enoughhook action onto the ball duringyour release. Or, it may be youare throwing the ball too closeto the middle of the lane, wherethere’s too much oil to allow theball to hook (remember, oil is likeice…the ball won’t hook wherethe lane is slippery). So, sincethere’s less oil near the gutters,your answer might be to put youmark somewhere between thefirst and second arrows, whereit is drier and the ball will hookmore.

    If you adjust your mark,you’ll also have to adjust yourfeet in the same direction some-what. How much, you’ll haveto figure out during the next shotor two, of course. Anyway,watching the ball at the pocketis the answer to discoveringmany problems, which are usu-ally easy to fix, once you do it.Too many bowlers watch thepins, which is a beginner’s mis-take.

    So…watch the ball, then thepocket!

    Right Hander

    Left Hander

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006 Page 7BOWLING NEWS

    Better BowlersTournament No. 5

    New DivisionsRIVERSIDE—Starting with

    Better Bowlers Tournament No.5, we will have a Right-handedDivision and a Left-handed Di-vision. All prize money collectedfrom Right-handers will be paidto Right-handers and all prizemoney collected from Left-handers will be paid to Left-handers. Instead of Guarantee-ing $1,000 for first place, we willnow guarantee 1st place forRight-handers at $750 and alsoguarantee 1st place for Left-handers at $400. We will pay 1place for every 4 entries in eachdivision. In the first 4 BetterBowlers Tournaments we had 45Right-handed entries and 16Left-handed entries. If all ofthese 61 bowlers were to bowlin Better Bowlers TournamentNo.5, this is what your prizemoney would look like:

    45 Right-Handers1st Place ............... $1,2002nd Place ................... 7003rd Place ................... 3504th Place ................... 3505th Place ................... 2006th Place ................... 2007th Place ................... 1508th Place ................... 1509th Place ................... 12010th Place ................. 11011th Place ................. 10512th Place ................. 100

    16 Left-Handers1st Place .................. $6002nd Place ................... 3003rd Place ................... 1904th Place ................... 190

    PLUSAfter 5 games of qualifying,

    and the Right-handed and Left-handed winners are determined,there will be a two game roll-offfor an additional $200 from Lus-ter-Cote, Inc. with the winnertaking $150 and the banner forthat tournament. The loserwould receive $50. So with $750guaranteed for a Right-hander, aRight-hander could go home with$900 or more, if he won the final2 game match. Likewise, with$400 guaranteed for a Left-hander, a Left-hander could gohome with $550 or more, if hewon the 2 game match. The onlyrestriction is that there must beat least 4 Left-handers enteredinto the tournament for the Left-handers to bowl in the final twogame match, otherwise the $200would be distributed among thetop Right-handed bowlers.

    Again, this is a handicappedevent for bowlers with averagesfrom 190 to 230 plus, with thehandicap being 50% of the dif-ference between the bowlers av-erage and 230, 20 pins maximumper game. Since we are payingone place for every four entries,there must be 8 entries for Left-handers for us to pay 2nd Place$200. We do not allow PBANational champions to bowl inour tournaments. PBA RegionalChampions must enter at 230average, while PBA Non-Cham-pions members must enter at225.

    Better Bowlers TournamentNo.5 is scheduled for Novem-ber 19, 2006 at Riverside Lanes,located at 10781 Indiana Avenue,in Riverside, just off the 91 Free-way, near the La Sierra exit.

    Jim Koenings and Norris Turner present

    Better Bowlers Tournament No. 5(For 190 to 230 Plus Average Bowlers)

    At Riverside Lanes10781 Indiana Avenue, Riverside CA 92503

    Phone: (951) 353-2695

    SUNDAY, NOV. 19, 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 Optionals(NO CHECKS ACCEPTED AT TOURNAMENT SITE)

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    RIGHT-HANDED DIVISIONFIRST PLACE $750

    ESTIMATED PAYOFFSBased on 32 entriesfor Right-Handers

    1st Place $1,0002nd Place ..... 5003rd Place ..... 2504th Place ...... 250

    $200 Added Money by LUSTER-COTE, INC.Will be split between the bowlers of a 2 game match between the first place right-handerand the first place left-hander. The winner will receive $150 and the loser will receive $50.

    ADDITIONAL NOTES:WE PAY 1 FOR EVERY 4 ENTRIES.HANDICAP WILL BE 50% OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOUR AVERAGE AND 230, 20 PINS MAXPER GAME. QUALIFYING WILL BE 5 GAMES WITH A BRACKET TYPE FINALS.MAIL ENTRIES TO: BETTER BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

    P.O. BOX 2382 RIVERSIDE, CA 92516FOR MORE INFORMATION, PHONE: 951-242-1858 OR 951-359-0300

    GUARANTEED PAYOFFS FOR EACH DIVISIONLEFT-HANDED DIVISION

    FIRST PLACE $400ESTIMATED PAYOFFS

    Based on 12 entriesfor Right-Handers

    1st Place ...... $5002nd Place ....... 2603rd Place ....... 200

    5th Place ....... 1806th Place ....... 1807th Place ....... 1008th Place ....... 100

    View Current and Past Issues On-Line at:www.californiabowlingnews.com

    National Deaf Bowling NewsDear Readers...

    by Connie MarchioneYou have read in this paper or seen it on bowl.com website that

    I was elected to the USBC Hall of Fame, an honor which I did notexpect to be in, in my lifetime. I was shocked and elated wheninformed of this great honor by USBC President Michael Carroll. Idid not know I was a candidate and want to thank all that areinvolved in getting my name nominated.

    However there were great deaf leaders/bowlers unfortunatelydeceased the real pioneers of deaf bowling, Thomas Hinchey, HermanCahen, James Ellerhorst and Cortland Greenwald who should behonored first. If it were not for them, I may not be writing thisarticle. Till they get in, meantime I will share my Hall of Fame honorwith them.

    CHECKING MORE HIGH SCORESBY DEAF BOWLERS THIS SEASON

    You have read in my previous columns the high scores made byLindy Decker (847), Carl Malucci (1503 6 games & 983

    4 games) and Ken DeGroff (761). Also other 700’s and 900’s byDon Ketter, Darrell Stogryn, Ed Abakumoff, Francisco Navarro,and Pablo Yoma.

    Here are some new scores reported so far:Don Ketter, 257-203-244 704 at Mission Bowl, Olathe, KS

    October 23 Ed Abakumoff, 257-257-216 730 at Moreno ValleyBowl October 31. Francisco Navarro, (279) 705 in Angel West atConcourse Lanes October 29, Dan Flores, 191-277-269 737 inMission Majors at Mission Hills Bowl, November 2. Ken DeGroff,264-214-230 708 in Lads & Lasses at Mission Hills Bowl Novem-ber 2. Jim Theyken, 127-229-234 680 in Kearny Mesa Bowl Deafleague Nov. 3 Dan Emery, 184-247-244 675 in kearny Mesa BowlDeaf league Nov. 3

    NO 800, BOB JONES 792 LEADS DEAF TRAVELAT AMF CERRITOS BOWL

    CERRITOS—The lanes at AMF Cerritos Bowl were too toughfor the So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League’s bowlers to crack.

    There were no 800 and Bob Jones was closest with 8 pins short792 after making 5 strikes in row 243 game. Jones led 8 otherbowlers on the honor roll.

    Ed Abakumoff was 2nd with 787 including a 236, followed byFrancisco Navarro’s 220-211/773 and Darrell Stogryn with 206-204/771. Gardy Rodgers closed with 222 for 764 and teammateDan Flores who was hot with 191-277-269/737 in his other leaguelast Thursday, struggled with a 709. In the league’s Masters Rodgersbeat Pablo Yoma”s 202-202/756 in a close match. Andy Lorenzo’s203/715 and Don Millwee’s 201 completes the roll.

    Jones’ S F Valley lost to Yoma’s powerful South Bay trio butsucceeded in ceding South Bay’s lowest point winning 13 to 7. Inprevious 4 sessions South Bay had won 14 or more points. The lossdropped S F Valley to 4th place while Riverside with Lorenzo’s715, Abakumoff’s 787 and Emad Aranki’s 5 points best Stogryn’sEl Camino Village 16-4 to move up to 2nd place. Bottom dwellingHollywood with Rodgers and Flores beat Navarro’s Los Angeles 15to 5 and moved up into 3rd place.

    The league thanks AMF Cerritos management and staff for hostingand will travel to the high scoring Canoga Park Lanes on Nov. 19.

    The “Pro’s & “Con”-Wayby Roberta McNaught

    ANAHEIM—With a 222 book average, John Conway wouldfit in nicely on the Pro Tour. Fortunately for the 590 Classic, he isone of our Super Subs. His showing at Linbrook last week was noexception with a 933 series on games of 248, 224, 248 & 213.

    Also hitting the 900 mark were Jim Upton 247/916 and EdHarris 279/910. Janine Ditch was oh so close to 900 with 246/878making her high for the ladies.

    More great scores were: Willy Bordenave 256/889, Tony Chaco241/878, Orlando Vanegas 279/865, E.J. Rogers 255/855, CarlAdinolfi 246/855, Larry Green 217/847, Alan Bloom 280/842, BobGosnell 235/842, Frank Bellinder 227/836, Stan Guzy 214/824,John Phillips 238/823, Ron Corona Jr. 245/821, John Velasquez215/804, Rod Cantrell 264, Shig Shozi 254, Ron Douglass 238,Carolynne Schley 233, Tom Stearn 226, Eva Munson 225, JohnnyMunson 224, Joy McGregor 223, Willie Harris 223, Gene Plotnick223, Don Hart 221, Helen Petrowski 221, Marie Barbush 216,David Wright 216, Ron Mahler 214, Rey Ortiz 213, Tony Angulo211, Gloria Ferrulli 209, Lloyd Thierry 205, Ed Hermance 204,Kerry Wright 203, Karen Bagnall 202, Ronny Thompson 202,Nancy M. Smith 202, Roberta McNaught 202 and Shirley Ander-son 200.

    It was great to have Janet Anderson, new Grandma of her 2nd setof twin boys, back with us. We hope she gets caught on her sleepnow that she is home.

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006Page 8 BOWLING NEWS

    ThanksgivingTeam No-Tap

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    D. 175 BlindE. House has right to re-rate any bowler.

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  • Thursday, November 9, 2006 Page 9BOWLING NEWS

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006Page 10 BOWLING NEWS

    Western WomenProfessional Bowlers

    Invite you to Bowl with the“Best In The West”

    14th AnnualMission Hills Bowl

    WWPB Mixed DoublesNov 18-19, 2006

    Mission Hills Bowl10430 Sepulveda Blvd,

    Mission Hills, CA 91345818-361-1221

    For tournament detailsand entry information or ifyou’d like to bowl and need

    a partner contactLaurie Soto (661) 713-4945 orLori Yamasaki (310) 473-0548

    THE RIGHT APPROACH OPENNovember 10-12 @ AMF Arrowhead Lanes

    Pro-AmSaturday November 11 7:30PMBowl 3 Games with 3 different PBA Bowlers9 pin No-Tap ~ Handicap 90% of 220Seperate divisions for Adults and Juniors

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    *number of free spots based on entries

    Hosted By AMF Arrowhead Lanes 299 W. Orange Show Road San Bernardino (909) 889-0355

    Win-A-SpotTWO Chances ~ 6 Spots*Sunday October 15 @ 12:00PM andSaturday November 4 @ 12:00PMBowl 5 Games across 10 lanesThese events will be on a challenging pattern.

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    Donnie Johnson Jr.Wins His Second ABTChampionship at Cal

    LAKEWOOD—Donnie Johnson Jr. won his second AmateurBowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, Oc-tober 28, 2006 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tourna-ment. Donnie showed up for our 12PM squad and shot games of256, 289, 299 and 215 with handicap good for a series total of 1059and the $800 1st place prize. Robert Van Loon of Compton had afine day shooting a 1025 four game handicap series to finish insecond place for $400 dollars. In third place was Dodie Sajonas ofCarson. Dodie shot a 1014 handicap series and got $150 dollarsplus $120 from the Win, Place and Show Pot for a total of $270dollars.

    Our newest champion, Donnie Johnson Jr. is 24 years old and iscurrently single. Donnie has been bowling for about 3 years and hasbeen a member of the Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) for about twoof those years. Donnie currently bowls at El Dorado Bowl and wasusing an Ebonite Whirlwind bowling ball that he borrowed fromCharles Gleason for his win this weekend. He would like to thankCharles Gleason for lending the hot ball he was able to throw like itwas his own and his coach, Marcus Lemons, for helping him withhis game. He would also like to thank his parents, Don Sr. andPatricia, for their love and support. Donnie wanted to thank CalBowl for hosting the tournament this Saturday, and also thanks theAmateur Bowlers Tour-Orange County Branch staff and Directorsfor running an outstanding tournament week after week.

    The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game number and score weredrawn after our final squad. Game #2 and 111 (possibly good for$500) were drawn for this week. There was no winner. Our secondchance score (possibly good for $250) was 282 in game #2. Therewas no winner. The 3rd chance score (possibly good for $125) was121 in game #2. There was no winner. The Mystery Pot of Goldcarries over to our next Singles Tournament on November 11th at

    Donnie Johnson Jr. - ABT Champion, Rick Niedermayer- ABT Director

    Linbrook Bowl. Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is availableto all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5 for a chanceat $500 dollars.

    The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the manage-ment and staff at Cal Bowl for hosting our tournament last Satur-day. Our next scheduled event will be on Saturday, November 11th,2006 at Linbrook Bowl. This will be a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and Masters Combined Singles tournament for-mat. All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap willbe 80% of 225 for this tournament. Special Squad times are at12:30PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM only. We will offer $100 sidepotsat the 12:30PM, 2:00PM and 4:00PM squads with just 20 entrants,as well as optional brackets for each squad. First place will beGUARANTEED at $800 dollars for only a $50 dollar entry fee.We will offer an estimated 1st place of $1,500 dollars with ouroptional Win, Place, and Show Pot and 125 entries. We recommendyou arrive early (at least ½ hour before squad time) to guaranteeyour spot.

    We hope to see you this Saturday, November 11th at LinbrookBowl.

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006 Page 11BOWLING NEWS

    CanogaPark Bowl

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

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

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    BY NICE AND SWEET

    12655 VENTURA BLVD.STUDIO CITY

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

    Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hi. Some of the jun-

    iors here at Canoga Park Bowl willhave a day off from school on Fri-day for Veterans Day. Call the cen-ter for open lanes so you can prac-tice bowling. Here are the top scoresfrom last week.

    Adult Junior Doubles: Kevin Gross290/704, Daniel Williams 209/586,Russell McFadden 247/568, A.J.Minot 178/490, Eric Czubiak 188/444,Jennifer Pyka 167/417, RachelSteinberg 145/396, JazmineMcFadden 124/319, Raiven Hardie108/311, Jessica Carmichael 127/309.

    Sutter Goldminers: Jacob Domine151/424, Duncan Clarke 145/411,Rachel Steinberg 130/351, Amruta Gill133/318, Juan Santillan 119/314,Maroof Haque 107/300, Cesar Mo-rales 110/291, Chris Jamgotchian 113/287, Wahid Lodin 94/268, Marisa Lopez95/253.

    Bantam All Stars: David Sheeran169/460, Hunter Savoie 111/295, JuliaFrias 118/270.

    Junior Royals: Noel Sosa 278/649,Drew Stern 225/615, SamanthaMeyers 238/583, A.J. Minot 194/498,Nick Minot 189/459, Brandon Brad-ley 155/452, Sonu Gill 145/393, AlinaMedina 92/241, Hayley Fee 80/191.

    Keep bowling those good scoresand enjoy your weekend.

    Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Are you

    wondering who topped thelist of high scorers in week8 of the senior leagues hereat Canoga Park Bowl? Well,we like to check them outjust like you.

    Funtimers: Rick Greenz-weight 248-234-224/706,Dave Folck 246-221/661,Hung-Lay Quon 210-227/621,Al Reiswig 211-218/620, BillRobb 213-214/616, Leo Ja-shinsky 205-230/587, CarolynScherzberg 215/554, JackieBecker 191/527, Candy Ad-ams 178/499, Carolyn Green-wood 160/461, Donna MaeBrown 177/459, Bertha Wil-lard 157/448, Eleanor Weaver161/439, Bobbie Rhodes 150/417.

    39’Ers Senior Trio: DaveFolck 247/725, Bill Robb 265/701, Richard Greenzweight236/676, John O’Donoghue652, Hung-Lay Quon 245/645,Carolyn Scherzberg 235/626,Mary Lauer 180/517, SylviaKesilis 190/514, Shirl Rada-maker 511, Karen McDonald200/510, Bob Adams 248,Beryl Perry 204.

    That was another reportof senior scores fromCanoga Park Bowl. Takecare.

    WINNETKA — Veterans Day is just around the corner.Actually, it’s this Saturday, November 11 and we should alltake time to remember our Veterans who served our coun-try.

    Just when we turned back the clock and thought weshould put another blanket on our bed the weather turnsback to summer temperatures. Even setting records in someareas. So don’t put those shorts or sleeveless tops awayyet, who knows what kind of weather will be next. Will we betalking about rain next week? Let’s take a look at our topscorers here at Canoga Park Bowl.

    Phil-Am: Donald Lavares 238/613, Helen Ventenilla 216/614, Ely Palarca 231/607, Hocson Chua 237/606, WinstonGorricet 230, Bert Araneta 219.

    Viva Las Vegas: James Smith Jr. 268/647, KathyLitzenberg198/463, George Covington 267, Jeff Johnson228, Ted Weinsziehr 220, Michael Djajich 216.

    Adult Junior Doubles: Bill Williams 258/742, Robert Battle238/636, Donnette Nelson 108/292, Scott Friedman 233,Russell McFadden 230, Eric Rhodes 223.

    River Maniacs: Destry Walker 216, 100 pins over aver-age, Robert Galbraith 215-214-213 stepladder and 642series, Johnnie Englehart 279-248/721, Jason Kalmanson267-217/675, Dan Dixon 221-207-245/673, SobeckBanuelos 256-216/667, Gabriel Villa 226-231/646, AndreHebert 213-212-213/638, Tyler Stoy 224/609, Mike McMahon204-205/606, Dan Kline 222, Candy Adams 195/517,Jeannine Cummings 524.

    First Lutheran: Rick Godin 214-233-210/657, JeromeHampton 253, Steven Schulkin 234, Dana Hanson 200,Martha Pfleger 158/453.

    Monday Nite Live: Robert Joseph 298-255/721, R.Greenzweight 228-255-245/728, Dave Cook 248-235-204/687, Bob Heyd 247-233/669, Carol Casuga 192/541, Flo-rence Wroblewski 212/531, Nancy Cottrell 201/511.

    Scratch Daytime Travel: Nancy Kato 269/699, TeresaLauer 238/629, Petra Kaun 573, Carole Mueller 214/571,Helen Layfield 224/570, Jonna Barr 209.

    Tues. Pick-A-Ball Dbls.: (4-games) Aaron Steinberg 211-215-242-247/915, Bill Williams 210-235-208-226/879, KevinGraub 241-225-205/863, Marsha Williams 211-224-206/813, Allan Nathan 211, Sharon Weger 198/721, Lori Bains710.

    Pinbusters: Monise Kelly 204-232/616.Copper Bucket: Mike Johnson 247-256/696, Alec Hunter

    226-226-212/664, Gary Reed 257/617, Paul Anderson 203-213/605, Smoke Ackart 212/599, Randy Barden 207,Amanda Johnson 214-204/557.

    Newcomers: Warren Plouffe 205/590, Ron Hightower212-206, Emmy Rowe 155/367.

    500 Classic: Marsha Williams 223-224-217/661, PetraKaun 215-211-221/647, Marie Romain 204/589, HelenLayfield 222/584, Mary Lauer 201/574, Cindy Dominguez218/557, Karen McDonald 542, Georgia Garey 524, LisaSheeran 522, Joan Bremberg 204/518.

    Pizza & Bowl: Jason Kalmanson 218-299/679, DanielGiegoldt 234, Andrea Pilgrim 128/346.

    The Classics: Tim Stake 263-267-202/732, LouieEnriquez 242-236-245/723, Gayle Kirby 205/565, CyndiPenwell 232/563, Jay Tennes 201/559, Rean Luttrell 201/552, Terri Justin 200/548, Linda Lowande 200/542.

    Thursday Pick-A-Ball: (4-games) Scott Friedman 268-269-227-258/1022, Scott Crawford 200-259/804, Fred Sloss203-236, Pat Gross 183/697.

    B’nai Brith: Hank Solny 240-200-254/694, Mark Fienberg237-243/669, Tom Flynn 235-238/656, Jay Davies 237-224/655, John McComb 246/636, Tony Rubin 224-213/629,Doug Baillie 210-221/624, Larry Levine 255/619, BernieSchatz 203-210/611, Steve Horenstein 218/601.

    CC Nikkei: Stan Date 631, Eiji Fukumoto 257628, YukiMatsuba 249/615, Stephen Sasaki 236/603, Katsuko Fujita203/539, John Kobayashi 235, Yoshi Kawamura 226.

    We’ll be back next week with more scores from thebowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl.

    STUDIO CITY—We punched our ballots and selected our picks.With voting season over we hope you can all take a break and kickback with a few games of bowling. We are now in the process ofbooking any holiday party from 10 to 500 people. Give us a call818-769-7600 to reserve today.

    Our recently selected bowling government has their biggest show-ing in the adult scores. Their campaigns were well run and we nowcan show you the results:

    PINZ ADULTS:Tavern Guild: Tina Hackett 203 222-606, Jeff Pifko 236-604,

    Ed Dusseau 215 205-583, Jay Johnson 202 202-564, Tom Whitaker226-557, Rick Kondo 233-552, David Quam 214-548, GaryBrumburgh 202-546, Curt Zellers 223-527.

    Twilighters: With a fun Halloween week off, we hope youguys are ready to bowl.

    Kings and Queens: We missed you last week, but are lookingforward to this week’s scores.

    Funseekers: Jeff Pifko 222 255 237-714, Damond Taylor 228228 212-668, Jay Fletcher 247 221-619, David Dittlinger 232-617,Wayne Lingburg 218 223-611, Dane Price 205 208-606, LisaFrobisher 212-585, Tony St Nicholas 213-583, Ed Dusseau 206221-582.

    S.C.B.L.: Keane Murakami 237 242-672, Tom Sardo 244 231-652, Will Petrasich 202 243-629, Larry Day 204 232-629, JimFoltyn 238-621, Mike Malone 234-609, Steve Clark 200 234-602,Neil Inman 215 204-599, Gary Bailer 214 212-589.

    PINZ JRS.:As all of you learn about our voting process you have been using

    you knowledge to select strikes and spares as your political divi-sion. We are proud of how well you did in past tournaments and arelooking forward to upcoming shootouts. Here’s the scores:

    Banco Popular Adult/Junior: Brad Lander 256 209-619, TinaHackett 237 206-616, Kelly Mayfield 183-514, Adam Lander 196-498, Treven Goldsmith 164-471.

    Banco Popular Senior Scratch: Griffin Roth 234 256 206245-941, Nicole Kato 223 214-770, Brittlan Halpern 203-732, ErikShaw 231-706, Nikolai Berk 211-695.

    Banco Popular Senior Galaxies: Treven Goldsmith 215-586,Natalie Honda 196-540, Teddy Galvan 193-536, Natalie Kato 174-487, Joanna Walker 160-419.

    Banco Popular Junior Stars: Jon Berk 133-364, Matt Parker138-538.

    Banco Popular Pee Wee Bumpers: Matt Miller 108-177, PaulMcevoy 102-171. Team 11 Takes

    Forest 615 TriosLeague Lead

    by Frank KietzLAKE FOREST — Team 11

    composed of Mike Tucker, RandyErickson and Pat Danforth, arethe second segment leaders win-ning 16 of a possible 17 pointscreating an 8-point lead. Tucker’s279/730 paced the near sweep.

    Center Manager, Allan MacDuffee, mentioned last Sunday’sexciting PBA/ESPN-TV showfeaturing California’s TonyReyes’ $10,000 perfecto and$25,000 PBA title defeatingParker Bohn III, 300-238 andthen a 255 against top seed LeeMallot’s 228.

    Anyways, Allan said, our 615Trios’ roster contains a numberof pros who currently carrydeuces. Jeff Carr 240, Mike Belair235 and Paul Danforth 232. Heconcluded, hanging around thesebowlers helps my game, I know.

    Announcer Randy Petersonsaid, watching the TV show (andmaking a pro-am pitch), helpsPBA fans improve their bowling.Allan suggested Orange Countyarea bowlers watch Forest Lanes’9:00 p.m. Thursday 615 Trios sothey can get help.

    The 615 Trios $5,000 titlespurs lots of Thursday night highscoring. Last week Vista’s JohnSowell led the honor rollers withan 11-strike 279 game, a 811 se-ries. In fact, there were four 279s;Jeff Garrison and Carr made thelist. Yes, Carr has an 814 seasonhigh.

    It’s possible Darrell Averysparked Team 6 to a season high773/2157 with a high 289 gameand 749 series. Alan Meyersonand Mike Cacace helped with therecord set.

    Kristi Zimmerman made thedistaff honor roll with a 201/575.Kristi has a season high of 716while Crystal Alverez has a 267high game.

    The match to watch tonight(Thursday, November 9) is be-tween Teams 11 and 9 on lanes35-36. Mac Duffee thinks theaction match is between his Team10 and 6 on lanes 29-30. He’sgetting help from Carr and AshkanTahvildaran.

    For more scratch league andsweeper info, call 949-770-0055.

    Our junior bowlers at Pinz are doing a great job. Their bowling isgetting better. I would like to thank my coaches for all their help.Also thank you Pat for bringing donuts and baked goods for us onSaturday mornings.

    Congratulations to Adam Lander winning the lower 600 clubtournament, and congrats to Brittlan Halpern winning the upper600 club tournament. Great job guys. You did a great job and we areproud of you. Keep up the good bowling. Pepsi in-house qualifyingis under way…..So bowl good. Barbara Lee

    P.S. Bowl Good.PINZ SENIORS:

    Well we know you hoarded around the booths and pushed thoseelection buttons. I hope that you made up your minds, but therewas no thought when it came to good bowling. Here’s the scores:

    Happy Timers: Ken Burkenheim 212-521, Sam marion 173-489, Sam Ching 180-473.

    Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 190-562, Sol Karnovitz 205-527,Don Thorner 189-509, Gas Sumapong 181-490, Sid Levinson 169-478, Teri Bonato 160-451.

    Senior Social: Gary Olsen 198-555, Charlene GAFFNEY 210-490, Terri Bonato 134.

    Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 181-523, Terri Jowdy 197-483, Charlene GAFFNEY 170-475, Lois Altman 167-475, ElayneKlein 172-469, Marion Weis 161-457.

    Coffee & Donuts: Sharon Lawrence 187-517, Arleen Wiener172-496, Bernie Filosa 167-470, Charlene GAFFNEY (editor’s note;please capitalize) 161-468, Donna Hickox 156.

    Laurel Hall: Karen Collins 182-486, Barbara Weissman 174-420.

    Bowler of the Week: With all this talk of voting we should finallygive the results of the most important race; bowler of the week. Wellour unanimous winner is Ethan Bensinger. Not only did he score267 and 215 on Saturday, but he came in Sunday and bowled thefirst 9 strikes in a row for a 276. Great bowling Ethan.

    Sweetness quote of the week Always vote for principle, thoughyou may vote alone, and you may cherish the sweetest reflection thatyour vote is never lost.” Adams, John Quincy.

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  • Thursday, November 9, 2006Page 12 BOWLING NEWS

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    From Left to Right – Don C Johnson 5th Place, Runner upJeff Taino, Champion Sherman Joseph, Steve Brodepresenting check, Martin Angulo 3rd Place, Kneeling:Donkee member Louie “BOY” Baello, Dominic Tambio 4thPlace

    Sherman Joseph Picks Up#7 at Yorba Linda LanesYORBA LINDA—Sherman Joseph our latest winner picks up

    his 7th title this week, A long time Donkee supporter and fine gentle-man. Sherman is a Bowling coach by trade, and we can see why. Ifinterested please contact the Donkee Tour and we will put you intouch with him.

    Sherman was throwing a 14 lb Radical Inferno drilled by BillyMyers Jr of Professional Approach. Who said you needed a heavierball to score well?? Sherman sports highs of a 300 game and 836series. Sherman would like to thank Mr Larry McKinney for help-ing him with his game and bringing the enjoyment back into it.

    Our Mystery game was a carry over this week (215 game),Mystery series was a carry over (691 series). Game will be worth$300 and series $250 at Action Lanes Nov 26th.

    Cut scores were +75 Men and +66 for the Women. Sidepots1:00 PM – Brandan Owens sweep ($36 each) 2:30 PM – MartinAngulo, Don C Johnson, Adam Drozdz ($54 each), Finals MartinAngulo, Dominic Tambio, Jeff Taino ($33 each).

    Free Entries $ 405.00Champion’s Shirt $ 35.00Total: $ 3568.00

    San Gabriel Valley USBCVeterans Day B.V.L. TournamentOpen To All San Gabriel Valley Men, Women & Youth

    Scratch winner in each division will compete inSan Diego in 2007 State B.V.L. Competition.

    Brunswick West Covina Lanes675 S. Glendora Ave. West Covina, 91790

    2 PM - 4:30 PM Squad TimesSign-in Early On-Site Entries Accepted

    Lots of Side-Action - 50/50Lottery Hat - Ways & Means Table

    This is Singles-Scratch-in your own average divison

    SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11Entry Fee $20.00 • Re-entry: $18.00

    Dent of Hesperia Ca. defendedhis 2005 Title. Mr. David Cookof Temecula Ca. won his firstSST. Title. In the King of theHill match David edged out Leonfor the (King title).

    Up coming, December 2ndand 3rd. Our next tournamentwill be at Fantasy Lanes in IndioCalifornia. Mr. Bob Briney Gen-eral Manager will be our host.There will be good added money.This is a great outing for a week-end get away, so come bringyour love ones, There is greatFood, Bingo, Slots, Fine Enter-tainment. Something there forevery one.

    Get your entries in earlydon’t miss out on this one. Sendentries to SST 22828 CanyonLake Drive South Canyon LakeCalifornia 92587. For more in-formation call president Mr.Dave Gulley @ (949) 677-6424.Check our web site,(superseniortour.com) Thanksto all Len Miles.

    SSTcontinued from page 1

    SSTSUPER SENIOR TOUR

    (At Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl)November 4-5, 2006

    FINANCIAL REPORT66 Entries @ $135 $8,910.003 Entries @ $100 300.00Added by SST 1,000.00TOTAL MONEY IN $10,210.00

    MINUS MONEY OUT32 Junior Prize Fund 3,870.0033 Senior Prize Fund 3,715.00Four 73+ Prize Fund 250.00Lineage 1,640.00King of the Hill 50.00Plaques 50.00Director/Scoring Fees 635.00TOTAL MONEY OUT $10,210.00($113.55 from your entry fee went toprize fund)

    WINNERSSenior: Leon DentJunior: DaveCook

    Sorry nocaptions this

    week. Internetjammed by

    election.

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006 Page 13BOWLING NEWS

    CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

    Tuesday Night Special9 PM - 11 PM$20 Per Lane

    Includes Shoes

    Thursday Night Special9 PM - 11PM

    $1.75 Per Game$3.00 Shoes

    ABTA LEAGUE AT CAL BOWLMatch Game hit by Ryan Okamoto $1,330Marcus Lemons 768 - Ken Seiple, Jr. 298LAKEWOOD—Second round started with a bang last Thurs-

    day. Ryan Okamoto had a great night hitting the Match Game worth$1,330. The number drawn was 172 (drawn by Danny Alcayde).Congratulations Ryan!

    Marcus Lemons led the men’s scoring 265, 255, 248/768, (sub)Tim Crowder 197, 279, 276/752, Ken Seiple, Jr. 237, 298, 214/749,Roger Wrase 226, 217, 258/701, Chauney “Smooth’ Merritt 246/698, Don Johnson 254/692, Doug Salzman 244/684 and Greg Velarde279/678. Tammy Rounds led the ladies 247/627, Mary Smyth 226/618, Belinda Crowder 235/614, (sub) Tomiekia Lemons 220/580,Diann Donaldson 194/561 and Sandra Johnson 202/547.

    SIDEPOT $55: Game 1. Marcus Lemons 265. 2. Ken Seiple, Jr.298. 3. Eric Morris 269 plus super pot $100, second place RogerWrase 258/$50.

    $5.00 ACROSS SCRATCH $100 - $20: Game 1. Marcus Lem-ons 265/$95 and Alonzo Lemons 238/$20. 2. Greg Velarde 279/$100 and Marcus Lemons 255/$20. 3. Eric Morris 269/$100 andMarcus Lemons 248/$20.

    LADIES’ SIDEPOT $25: Game 1. Anna Bautista 227. 2. BelindaCrowder 235 and 3rd Tammy Rounds 285.

    The MATCH GAME was hit by Ryan Okamoto, worth $1,330matching the number drawn, 172. The Strike-Out Pot was not hitand will be carried over.

    DOLLAR DOUBLES: 1. Ken Seiple, Jr. 298/Greg Velarde 279/577 ($280) 2. Anthony Nicholson 268/Marcus Lemons 255/523($120).

    Winner of the weekly ABTA Tournament Entry was Ken Seiple,Jr. ABTA Tournament will be at Bowling Square in Arcadia, Satur-day. First squad is 12:00, 1:00, 2:30, 4:00 and last squad at 6:00PM, semis 7:45 PM. Please check the Bowling News for directions.

    The league will have a BYE for Thanksgiving on November 23rdand the position night will be on November 30th (team’s can useANY sub(s).

    LAKEWOOD — Thanks to all the bowlers who partici-pated in our monthly 6-Game No-Tap last Saturday, Novem-ber 4. Steve Gurrieri took first place with his score of 1652for $420. There were several 300 no-tap games bowled inthis tournament. Steve had two 300s in the 3rd and 5thgames. Second place went to Steven Hood with 1645 for$240 with his 300s in the 3rd and 6th games. Jr. Guimarytook third place honors with 1597 for $125. His 300s werein games 1 and 4. Other no-tap 300 games were bowled byLee A. Wallace, Alonzo Lemons, B.J. Theiss, Marcus Lem-ons (2) and Jeff Garrison. Our next monthly 6-Game No-Tapwill be December 2 so circle that date on your calendar.

    The league secretaries here at Cal Bowl are doing a greatjob of reporting the weekly high scores and here they are.

    ELKS & FRIENDSRalph Buckles 214-245/647, Don Louis 224-231/642,

    Emmerson Wafer 247-207/637, Carlos Salcedo 258/604,Ed Brown 237, Jim Valles 217, Betty McDiarmid 201, OthoOates 215, Ernie Barrios 219, John Lynch 215, Jack Sutton204, Rip Van Winkle 213, B.J. 226.

    CAL BOWLEROSCarole Fischer 226-201/599, Glenda Harvey 202/541, Ora

    McCormick 204/540, Margo McClain 532, Kathy Phylow 526,Dee Phipps 517, Leona Belletti 514, Bert Martinez 504, BettyPhillips 504, Kim Eastwood 502.

    YOUNG AT HEART(10-30-06) Albert Stephens 107-126-93/326, Chuck

    Morrisey 142-201-192/535, Josh Hudson 172-176-223/571,Jim Burke 269-222-228/719, Leroy Canaday 142-142-120/404, Rachel Bright 107-118-134/359, Rosalind Harris 92-77-83/252, Connie Lopez 85-83-110/278, Ellis Houston 163-183-164/510, Tom Pettway 159-194-190/543, Willie Creer120-198-189/507, John Brider 142-142-188/472, MacMcNealy 176-191-247/614, James Johnson 208-218-192/618, Dottie Castillo 158-170-168/496, Al Williams 183-232-215/630, Jim Plante 224-165-218/599, Abe Villania 126-176-225/523, Josephine Cherry 134-239-178/586, Earl Hullett169-239-178/586, Art Nelson 142-155-151/448, CurtisWhaley 198-210-183/591, Sam Huckleby 178-159-200/537,Audrey Johnson 116-123-126/365, Ed Johnson 109-127-187/423, Willie Young 173-211-191/575. (11-6-06) AlbertStephens 200-151-91/442, Marie Larason 143-133-129/404,Josh Hudson 173-234-171/578, Lester Felien 161-129-132/422, Leroy Canaday 163-129-124/416, Albert Burnett Sr. 155-150-152/457, Tua Sula 168-183-168/511, Lyette Williams166-136-146/448, Fale Sula 182-228-193/603, Earl Hullett170-136-193/499, Jim Plante 160-185-185/530, MelLebeauf 171-154-188/513, Art Nelson 139-160-139/438,Curtis Whaley 182-235-198/615, Sam Huckleby 142-147-220/509, Ellis Houston 161-174-235/570, Tom Pettway 186-183-139/448, Rachel Bright 94-123-109/326, Rosalind Har-ris 77-82-120/279, Connie Lopez 85-117-56/258, AudreyJohnson 132-139-144/415, Ed Johnson 149-145-180/474,Willie Young 206-179-185/570, John Brider 171-158-117/446, Mac McNealy 185-145-147/477, James Johnson 188-191-178/557.

    SENIOR MENS TRIORollie DeGuzman 188-203-222/613, Robert Thomas 187-

    279-190/656, Ron McClain Sr. 187-244-256/687, CurtisWhaley 222-200-192/614, Bill Cowens 249-178-217/644,Paul Reynolds 189-288-181/658, Ralph Wingert 230-185-289/704, Clark VandenBerg 212-192-197/601, Jim Burkehad a triplicate of 234-234-234/702, Donald Wade 192-211-

    GRANDMAS & GRANDPASSteve Jaspar 559, Walt Gist 564, Wendell Ledbetter 556,

    Jim Burke 227-258-219/704, Pat Erwin 509, John Mathews544, Bob Stickney 557, Stanley Murren 585, Al Ortiz 562,Jamie Vallier 511, Wilfred Panton 506, Larry Neri 553, EdHansen 547, Boylee Inocente 221-222-266/709, Billy Will-iams 543, Wayne Moon 527, Ray Culp 522, Chuck Patterson556, Joe Erwin 636, Lee Theiss 578, Tony Morones 556,Henry Hom 547, Robert Thomas 607, John Welty 547, RonMcClain 545, B.J. Theiss 595, Chikiko Fegurur 511, DonJones 606, Frank Quiambao 544.

    JUNIORSBobcats

    Graham Gatewood 103, Ricky Camacho 122.Classified

    Ashley Foster 219-208, Tyrone Pulley 221-217/627,Gabriel Martinez 231-204/628, Amanda Neil 255-203-222/680, Jamie Grabinski 177, Jared Gafare 200-203/594, JohnRey 189, Latrale Freeman 180, Marcus Quiller 198-222,Justin Overholtzer 142.

    ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

    Gabriel Martinez 203-225-266/694, Raymond Hernandez106, Daniel Brown 232/600, Amanda Neil 192, Kaitlyn Soto119.

    AdultsChris Porter 213-209-210/632, Paul Reynolds 214, Jacob

    Culpepper 203, Tommy Bowler 212-200, Paul Mehl Jr. 205-279/654, Tammy Porter 155-163, Bob Soto 178, Matt Mosley203-215.

    FRIDAY NO-TAP(November 3, 2006)FINAL STANDINGS

    1. Mikey Villarreal 915 $64.002. Tomiekia Lemons 815 40.003. Jorge Fernandez 805 25.004. Leland Carter 791 15.00

    SIDEPOTS1. Mikey Villarreal, hdcp. 314 32.002. Joe Swift,scr. (tied) 300 16.00 Matt Mosley, scr.(tied) 300 16.003. Mikey Villarreal, hdcp. 310 32.00

    3-6-9 POTNo winners 500.00

    INSURANCEMatt Mosley 32.00

    SCRATCH SERIES POTMikey Villarreal 807 32.00

    NEXT TOURNAMENTNovember 10th at 1:00 p.m.

    237/640, Clarence Turner 203-246-213/662, Jim Padgett246-178-226/650, Wendell Ledbetter 193-238-235/666,Chuck Patterson 188-206-211/605, Joe Erwin 213-238-183/634, Paul Peete 220-226-226/672, Jorge Fernandez 224-221-223/658, Rich Kelly 229-182-200/611, Pat Kinard 228-231-201/660, Ron Lemons 234-198-258/690, CharlesGleason 227-267-189/673, Tony Morones 201-236-225/662,Rick Llaneta 247-213-168/628, Billy Scott 235-194-249/678,Tom Pettway 237-206-214/657, Tariq Shanbio-Deen 194-255-171/620, Willie Young 217-234-222/673, Billy Williams203-162-235/600, Vince Cervantes 189-207-231/627, KenWright 222-267-187/676, Jimmy Hamilton 235-245-173/653, Richard Sotelo 189-178-267/602, Ernest Jackson 231,Jerry Hayes 203, Ralph Buckles 228, Sonny Dew 202, RayStaten 236, John Dunn 203, Bob Stickney 202, Archie Stull221, Ken Seiple Sr. 215-202, Al Williams 241, Charles Veal201-203, Josh Hudson 229, Herman Martin 200, Ellis Hous-ton 234, Gene Skulick 201-223, Abe Villania 204-211, JoeSwift 206, Fale Sula 202, Ken Holliday 225-201, JerryPeterson 224, Bob Pearson 224, Al Ortiz 203, Ray Culp 224,Lee Holmes 205-212, Ron Leidholdt 203, Doug Johnson232, Bill Charles 202, Ed Cabs 200-207, Arthur Givens 211,Ron Johnson 220, Cecil Knighton 238, Richard Munch 204,B.J. 225, Walter Gist 205.

    FUNSTERSB.J. Theiss 222-214/635, Boylee Inocente 217-216/609,

    Don Keith 211/552, Pat Erwin 561, Wendell Ledbetter 247/617, Verne Willey 211/530, Bob Stickney 205-235/612, KenSeiple Sr. 523, Doug Johnson 509, Curtis Whaley 200/540,Orvil Price 225/542, Arnie Faria 513, Gene Skulick 554, RonMcClain 210/545, Pre Collier 242/558, Travis Hicks 231/594, Luz Cruz 537, Norma Davis 233/597, Wilfred Panton225/569, Frank Grandstaff 511, Thomas Spencer 527, FredMeisel 530, Jane Simmons 203/509, Don Kelly 226/568,Dominic Antonio 220/553, Jorge Fernandez 212/571, EdMcLean 203/552, Joe Erwin 229/579, Art Nelson 510.

    WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEDaryl Brandt 256-179-203/638, Guy Hunsinger 199-242-

    179/620, Clyde Lumpford 169-214-217/600, John Lynch212-245-193/650, Matt Mosley 195-162-266/623, RudyMunzon 195-267-194/656, Don Ott 200-243-187/630, Sh-annon Santos 216-202-224/642, Tommy Stockberger 184-228-220/632, Myrick Burris 207, Paul Griba 243, SheilaLawton 215, Steve Lizotte 243, Eddie Mansy 200, Greg Mobley211-210, Larry Movera 201, Greg Nardo 205, Jacoby Rudolph204, Doug Sanders 203, Sonny Santos 203, MaryStockberger 200, Cletus Taylor 209, David Wall 208, VernWilley 200, Jay Wilson 223, Glenn Wright 206.

    CAL STARSPatsy Palacios 188-188-162/538, Dottie Lawn 168-148-

    220/536, Betty Phillips 211-151-162/524, Darlene Hom 147-155-203/505.

    RECYCLED TEENSNing Barcelona 593, Al Brchan 532, Rinze Dystra 516,

    Mattie Wylie 515, Ken Seiple Sr. 568, Willie Burkhalter 244-224/661, Frances Walker 543, Sam Huckleby 512, Ray Clay553, Tom Spencer 551, Albert Burnett Sr. 543, Harold Runyon505, Steve Jasper 568, Dominic Antonio 504, Boylee Inocente220-212/614, Rose Goodwin 509, Frank Quiambao 520,Chuck Ashton 509, Walter Millsap 210-204/608, LanoreKnudson 505, Dorothy Ruggiero 506, Dominic Saraceno542, Larry Neri 517, Rico Cayton 523, Frank Fernandez 214-211-202/627, Wendell Ledbetter 575, John Mathews 562,

    Dee Phipps 572.CORONA LADIES

    Caroline Stewart 235, Lisa Georgeson 226, Diana Howard202, Betty Green 189, Kim Anderson and Eunice Johnsontied at 235 each.

    LAUGHLIN SUNSETMichael Buck 249-248-201/698, James Matthews 228-

    203-203/634, Daman Harris 234-211/631, James Talley 236-214/626, Ray Minter 225-201/616, Ace Price 227/612,Michelle Allen 225, Carlos Urzua 223-210, Brandon Mims215, Don Matthews 213, Peggy Alexander 211, Louis WhitlockII 202, Desiree Rodriguez 201, Angelo Hillig 200, DonnaSmith 200.

  • Thursday, November 9, 2006Page 14 BOWLING NEWS

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