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C A M A R I L L O — E r i c Forkel (Henderson, NV), won his 6th WCST Senior Division Championship at Harley’s Ca-marillo Bowl in Camarillo, CA last weekend.

He qualified 2nd on Sat-urday, with 2214 for the 10 games, only 36 Pins behind qualifying leader Bob Brady, who rolled equal 5 game sets of 1125 each for 2250.

After Game #2 in the finals, Eric took the lead and led the rest of the finals, and ended up winning by 132 pins over 2nd place finisher, Craig Kisro. Bob Brady ended in 3rd. Jim Thurmond started in 7th, and closed at the end of the finals to finish in 4th place.

Eric Forkel Wins WCST Ebonite Singles Senior Division

at Harley’s Camarillo Bowlby Dick Sanders

The “Viper” pattern was used for both the qualifying and finals, and scores were not that high. 53 bowlers entered, and only 19 bowlers in the plus, but that is expected on this type of lane condition. It was a fair shot for both sides.

Seven lefthanders entered, and two made the finals. 19 checks paid out for a total prize fund pay-off of $6,900.00. For 8 Tournaments this year, a total of $72,515.00 paid out, and over-all for 271 Tournaments, $3,020,551.00 paid out. Top 3: 1st, Eric Forkel, $950.00, 2nd, Craig Kisro (Granada Hills), $660.00, and 3rd to Bob Brady (Santa Monica), $500.00.

WCST Seniors (L-R) Eric Forkel - 1st, Scott Poddig - General Manager and Craig Kisro - 2nd.

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A Wil(le)y Win!NABI SAN DIEGO—Mira

Mesa was the venue for the NABI San Diego Memorial Day tournament, & Paul Wil-ley, Jr. was the last bowler standing at the end of the elimi-nator style finals.

Paul qualified on Saturday with a nice +89, but on Sunday in the semifinals, he bowled ex-ceptionally well, had the high-est score, so was seeded #1.

His first match against #8 seed George Evans was a close match most of the way, but Paul’s carry was better down the stretch & he prevailed.

His second match was against Inland Empire NABI member Guy Clear, who had battled Erik Martin to advance to match #2. At the other end of the bracket, #7 seed Da-vid Danielly & #2 seed Ron Tanja bowled one of the clos-est matches of the finals, with David winning by a scant 6 pins & moved on.

Waiting for him was #3 seed Paul Passarino, who had survived a tough match against #4 seed, Christine Cacciatore. That was the closest match of the finals, just 5 pins, & set the stage for match #2. Paul Willey prevailed over Guy, & David shot the highest game of the tournament, a real nice 291, in his win over Paul Passarino.

Everything was now set for the final game, & David seemed a bit drained by his super performance in the prior match. Paul Willey was still riding high, & the final game victory netted him the $1500 first place check.

David was also rewarded for his consistency with his biggest NABI prize check to date of $750. Congratulations to all our finalists!

In perpetual pot action, Amy Gottlieb, Rogelea Dem-etrio, Tim Knight, Robert Ulery

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Ronnie “Ace” Cordero is $10,000 richer thanks to the 711 people who turned out for ABTA.

Cordero Wins $10,000 in ABTA

WEST COVINA—Ronnie Cordero, one of our Most Faith-ful Members, was the best over the ABTA’s 3 day Memorial Special at Super West Covina Lanes. He finally won his First ABTA Title in fine style, down-ing upstart Ben Mach in the title game to take home a Sweet $10,000 for his stupendous effort. Ronnie topped a huge field of 711 entrants, and 150 semifinalists. He had to win five straight matches advancing through the eliminations to the big title game.

This event was held over three days. One big Squad on Thursday eve, Friday, Satur-day, and Sunday, with a great total of 711 entries coming through the doors to enjoy the fun and competition.

The scoring was conten-tious but fair (semi tough) and produced cut scores of Thurs-day Men +46 Ladies +93 and that is not a typo:-)Friday Men +64, Ladies +7 Saturday Men +50, Ladies +4. Sunday Men +55 Ladies +26 and re Entry squad of 105 bowlers had men +52 and the ladies +23. Special thanks to Chad and W.C. Staff for the fine tournament shot which was Most Fair to all (Each day) Great Job!! Also added were our faithful Super Seniors to the Semis being Ron Chandler, Walter White, David Shaeffer, Art Windsor, Terri Justin, and Denita Burton. The fine field of 150 would enter the semis in hopes of making the top 32 Single Elim.

The Semis took to the lanes, we cut to the top 32, with nearly one in five earning a shot at the big bucks. After three games, the cut to the top 32 went, Men +38 and the 7 guaranteed ladies at -11 .

Our finals field was now set at 32 players, 25 men and 7 women. Benny Mach stepped up to take control as the top

seed with his nice +116 which guaranteed him a free ride to the title match. Ronnie “ Ace” Cordero was runner up at +100 which gave him a first round bye and be seeded into the sec-ond round of the Single elims.

In round #1 of the single elim finals, each of the first-round losers pocketed checks for $220. Finishing in 18-32nd places Ryan Mc Cabe, Wil-liam Ele, Sol Cericos, Jerilyn Morales, Mark Mauna, Alan Basto, Alex Vela, Joe Bolanos, Renan Cruz, Matt Garcia, Steve Domon,Ben Hurtado, Jose Borromeo, Tessie Sosa and Kelly Johnson. Round #2 losers received checks of $250 each. Finishing in 10-17th places were Desiree Herrera, Sue Purdie, Janice Meloon, Chris Gilbert, Gibin Kim, Vic Hilvano, Ken Seiple Jr, and John Hafer.

Round #3 losers were Jes-sica Ting, Leilani Calizo, Sam-son Kong and Art Alvarez Jr. They finished in 6-9th places, and $300 each.

Round 4 had Daniel Ruiz best James Samson 236-193.Ron Cordero aced Jerry Ernst 238-202. Jerry and James were 4th and 5th and $500 each with great bowling, Ruiz and Cord-ero to meet for the right to bowl

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New Time & Day!

by Bob Smith

2008 USBC Women’s Championships

Produces Interesting Stats at Halfway Mark

CANTON, Mich. —The 2008 United States Bowling Congress Women’s Champi-onships hit the halfway mark this past weekend at Super Bowl Lanes and to this point has produced some interesting statistics.

Since the April 10 opening, nearly 17,000 bowlers on 3,400 teams have traveled from 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, and nine countries.

Bowling Ball Express (BBE) reports that of all balls being shipped, the average weight is 14 pounds, with 10 pounds being the lightest and

just under the USBC maximum weight of 16 pounds being the heaviest. The farthest a ball has traveled is from Puerto Rico, and the greatest number sent by one person has been six.

Pins are changed every sev-en days and about 2,400 pins have been used. The Women’s Championships lanes are oiled three times a day and between 90 and 100 gallons of Kegel lane conditioner (oil) has been used.

More than 4,800 team and 7,900 doubles and singles pho-tos have been taken.

This year a record nine countries have been represent-ed in the tournament, (Austra-lia, Canada, China, Columbia, Dominican Republic, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico and United Kingdom).

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Diaz Cleans Up With Donkee Title & Hits Mystery Series at Del Rio Lanes

This weekend featured a step ladder event. Match 1 fea-tured Arnie Schroeder vs. Bret Haynes, Both bowlers came out the first 4 frames with 2 strikes and 2 10 pins each, but Bret re-aled of the last 9 strikes in a row for a route 287 to 243. Match 2 pitted Bret to our #2 seed Luis Diaz, this time Luis came out strong with a turkey and taking the early lead, then Bret came back with a turkey of his own in frames 3 thru 5, but another ringing 10 pin. Luis threw 2 more doubles in the match while Bret couldn’t carry on the left lane, Luis takes it 257 to 222. Now the dream match was on, our #2 seed versus the #1 seed Bud Zagorski who lapped the field with his +205 score. Both bowlers started off with spares, but Bud got a little tired opening the next three frames,

while Luis kept sparing, then in frames 4 thru 6 Luis threw a turkey at Bud and having him against the ropes up 50, then Mr Bud came up and threw the next 5, one more and he would take the lead in the match as Luis kept clean with spare strike the rest of the game, but fell one shot shot short as Luis takes it 238 to 224.

Long Time supporter Luis Diaz picks up his 3RD career title this weekend. .Luis was throwing a Lane Master Ter-minator drilled by Ed Enlow Sr of Enlow Bowling Supply in Long Beach. Luis sports personal best of a 299 game and 789 series. When he is not enjoying bowling, Luis works as an office manager of CRS for the past 33 years. Luis is single and has 5 grown children and 2 grandchildren. Luis would

like to thank the Donkee Tour staffers for their support and for sponsoring the event. We at the Donkee tour would like to thank Mike and the staff of Del Rio Lanes for hosting another fun and high scoring event

Our Mystery game was a carryover as no one hit a 119 game. Mystery series was hit by our champion today Luis Diaz with a 575 series, good thing he bowled a second time. It was good for an additional $450. Game will be worth $400 and series $100 at Bowling Square June 8th.

A couple of events ago a typographical error was made in the spelling of one of our bowlers who cashed at Valley View. Mr Rico “Black Widow” Veney. Our apologies for this oversight. The eyes aren’t what they used to be!!

Donkee Tournament (L-R) Bud Zagorski – Runner Up, Barbara Burgess presenting to Champion Luis Diaz, Arnie Schroeder – 4th Place, Bret Haynes – 3rd place with Lovely daughter Sydney (age 7).

Place Name Score Amount1. Luis Diaz 751 $ 500.00 Shirt Bonus $ 100.002. Bud Zagorski 805 $ 250.003. Bret Haynes 715 $ 200.004. Arnie Schroeder 712 $ 150.005. George Parker 705 $ 100.006. Keith Imada 699 $ 90.007 Barbara Burgess 682 $ 85.008 KK Sr 669 $ 80.009 Mike Pizarro 662 $ 75.0010 Joe Swift 647 $ 70.0011 Armando Ramos 645 $ 65.0012 Gina Haynes 623 $ 60.0013 Patti Brode 616 $ 55.0014 Chuck Brode 604 $ 50.0015 Ron Farmer 596 $ 50.00Paid Out 57 EntriesTournament $ 2535.00Sidepots $ 549.00Mystery Game $ 450.00Brackets $ 800.00Free Entries $ 550.00Champion’s Shirt $ 40.00Total: $ 4944.00

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Cut Score Sunday +124 Men and +80 Women

Cut Score Monday +111 Men and +114 Women

Sidepots: Sunday 11:30 AM – George Parker, Jeff Juckett 2 & 3 ($18 Each), 1:00PM – Bud Zagorski 1 & 2, Luis Diaz ($15 each), 2:30PM – Luis Diaz, Mike Pizarro, Ron Farmer( $27 Each), Monday 10:30 AM – Patti Brode 1 & 2, Chuck Brode ($24 Each), 12:00PM – Bret Haynes 1 & 3, Raul Aldaz ($57 each), Semi’s – Bud Zagorski 1 & 3, Luis Diaz ($42 Each)

the tournament was a 297 shot by Jen Richter of Sheboygan, Wis. The high series was a 752 shot by Kari Watson which helped her Bohn Zone Chicks Classic Division team take the lead on April 24.

Two records were set by senior women. Emma Hen-drickson, 99, of Morris County, N.J., tied the record for oldest participant in tournament his-tory. Also, Mini Tvaska, 90, of St. Petersburg, Fla., broke the participation record by at-tending her 62nd consecutive Women’s Championship. She marks the fifth woman so far this year who has participated in 50 or more Women’s Cham-pionships.

The last time Detroit hosted the Women’s Championships was in 1953. That year 5,000 teams competed and there was a special appearance by movie star Jayne Mansfield which was captured in photos now on display. Mansfield’s barefoot ball delivery while wearing a strapless party dress was one of the crowning moments for the tiered crowd seated behind her.

It’s tradition when partici-pating in the Women’s Cham-pionships for teams to bring and receive five gift bags to exchange with their lane-mates. The bags typically contain items reflecting the givers’ home town or state, including t-shirts, pins or other small items.

Best-selling food items in-clude sandwiches and burgers, with chicken by far the most requested item overall. The total loaves of bread consumed by tournament participants was 672 and 5,040 buns were used. The most desired drink was bottled water, with 2,880 downed.

Of the many Detroit-area attractions, two popular sight-seeing destinations are Dear-born’s Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village, and the Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, casinos.

Looking ahead to the 2009 USBC Women’s Champion-ships in Reno, more than 4,300 teams already have registered. The 2010 USBC Women’s Championships in El Paso will mark the first time the event will take place in an arena setting.

“The USBC is implement-ing a lot of new ideas, many of which have come from the bowlers themselves,” said Tournament Manager James Lamb. “A lot of women con-tinue to love this sport and this tournament and we want to give them the best experience possible.”

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The winner of the Bragging Rights was (Left) Steve Gurrieri and the runner up was Ronald Simms. Necole Johnson supporting both winners.

LAKEWOOD — Thanks to all the bowlers who participated in our Bragging Rights Open last Saturday here at Cal Bowl. Congratula-tions to the winner, Steve Gurrieri. The results will be at the end of this column.  We had a tie for first place in our weekly Friday No-Tap. Congrats to Rita Soares and Som Seng Sr. on their 814 scores. Take a look at the results.

LAUGHLIN SUNSET (5-18-08) Amodd Christion 243-234-228/705, James Matthews 242/638, Lee Williams 224-205-204/633, Brandon Mitts 224-214/629, Chan Hou 224-205/624, John Mathews 225-204/617, David Ferguson 209-204/612, Louis Whitlock II 204-203-201/608, Stanley Brister 251/607, Sophia Kim 216-203/603, James Talley 214/603, LaTisha Henderson 223, Desi Nixon 221, Carl Allen 218, Ray Jones 213, Ken Holliday 208-201, Don Matthews 207, Carlos Urzua 207, Som Seng Sr. 206, Monica Gadson 205, Leo Rachal 202, Dion Morris Sr. 200. (5-25-08) David Ferguson 268-236-221/725, James Matthews 243-224-216/683, Amodd Christion 233-229/646, Ezzard Jones 247-235/618, Aric Bundage 269/617, LaDrena Boyd 257/615, Anthony Dotson 263/614, Ken Holliday 238/605, Ace Price 217-216/603, Kenny Wright Jr. 242/601, David Olson 222, Lee Williams 221-200, John Meeks 220, Alicia Ferguson 218, Carole Fischer 217, Dadin Honny 213, Victor Lewis 212, Stanley Brister 211, Angela Hillig 210-204, Michael White 210, Don Matthews 208-204, Leo Rachal 206, Zernell Hayes 202, Carl Allen 200.

CAL BOWLEROS (5-13-08) Jerrydean Whitehurst 210/558, Vedia Moore 202/542, Carole Fischer 540, Dee Phipps 203/538, Marie Collier 537, Karen Witt 200/535, Lucy Seiple 214/517, Barbara Bishop 511, Dynasty Williams 510, Brenda Durnin 207. (5-20-08) Brenda Durnin 256-200-200/656, Mary Smyth 228-215-200/643, Dee Phipps 223/588, Karen Witt 216-205/574, Kim Eastwood 210/551, Carole Fischer 543, Betty Phillips 527, Cathy Wyatt 524, Audrey Greene 521, Helen Gerard 501.

BIG BEAR Eric Snow 266-232-277/775, Emmerson Wafer 238-236-206/680, Mike Villarreal  227-235-232/694, Curt Soares 192-257-214/663, John Lynch 204-203-253/660, Billy Anderson 167-237-256/660, Jeff Cureton 224-212-211/647, Jimmy Hamilton 211-228-203/642, Will Young 213-219-216/648, Elmer Cali 244-195-195/634, B.J. Theiss 202-207-218/627, Donalo Franklin 214-210-197/621, Sonny Dew 188-237-194/619, Joe Knapp 209-207-206/616, Ron McClain 233-214-206/616, Ron McClain 233-214-165/612, Jason Van Winkle 236-176-193/605, Al Duncan 173-195-234/604, Lee Theiss 234-193-164/591, Betty McDiarmid 192-190-161/543, Margo McClain 190-171-176/537, Becky Simpson 175-168-192/535, Jennifer Van Winkle 174-178-172/524, Dawn Contant 228-127-168/523, Janalee Hagan 168-178-173/519, Annie Yonemura 182-182-155/519, Diane Robles 166-177-176/519, Shante Pittman 199-131-185/515, Dawn Langer  180-150-181/511, Carol Nelson  192-143-172/507, Dee Phipps 143-169-189/501.

RECYCLED TEENS Ben Jones Sr. 516, Norma Myers 538, Tom Spencer 201/528, Rinze Dykstra 209/527, Boylee Inocente 206-238/625, Ning Bar-celona 518, Wilfred Panton 202/568, Wendell Ledbetter 205/548, Ralph Wingert 215/563, Bill Charles 501, Terry Binuya 223/543, John Mathews 214/626, Betty Johnson 547, Divina Buhay 535, Frank Fernandez 202/537, Ed Brown 503, Glen Merchant 628, Jim Burke 

213-232/640, Doug Johnson 222-221/636, Harold Runyon 540, Ken Seiple Sr. 534, B.J. Theiss 257/622, Joe Nolan 507.

SENIOR MENS TRIO B.J. 208-192-202/602, Ken Wright 218-229-224/671, Jim Plante 173-193-243/609, Charles Woods 202-157-248/607, Ed Cabs 252-245-199/696, Rick Llaneta 256-204-213/673, Vince Cervantes 206-239-210/655, Phil Hylton 196-222-202/620, Joe V. Swift 222-224-220/676, Rick Hunter 266-220-219/705, Domenic Saraceno 267-224-244/735, Dion Morris Sr. 205-223-172/600, Archie Stull 195-194-219/608, Jimmy Hamilton 213-204-244/661, Al Williams 232-196-210/638, Ralph Wingert 213-225-199/637, Doug Johnson 238-184-211/633, Mauro Pendilla 199-233-213/645, Rich Kelly 232-202-211/645, Wayne Brown 226-184-210/620, Pre Collier 172-167-268/607, Vic Santos 161-224-257/642, Don Boaz 157-232-266/655, Lee Moore 181-208-232/621, Jerry Hayes 206, Sonny Dew 247, Curtis Whaley 214-200, Rollie DeGuzman 211, Andrey Gibson 201-213, Gene Skulick 212, Willie Young 213, Josh Hudson 213, Art Diemert 211, Charles Shirley 204, Wendell Ledbetter 203, Jim Burke 200, Roosevelt Lewis 201, Tony White 235, Al Ortiz 212, Ken Holiday 201, Ed Neal 206, Glenn Merchant 224, Ken Seiple Sr. 200-238, Walter Millsap 204, Don Wade 209-202, Ben Jones Jr. 201, Fred Finel 200, Ed Hansen 221, Bill Scott 207.

CAL STARS Lucy Seiple 189-145-193/527, Valarie Romig 166-169-158/493, Betty Phillips 137-190-167/494, Rose Belton 131-176-170/477, Mary Spencer 153-180-143/476.

FUNSTERS Dottie Anderson 500, Joe Erwin 522, Doug Johnson 278-233/705, Luz Cruz 204/564, John Mathews 200-224-211/635, Harold Runyon 212-211/607, Ed Brown 259-235/686, Robin Wall 514, Ken Seiple Sr. 243/609, Jane Simmons 213/549, Clay Evans 513, Bessie Hudspeth 204-209/595, Fred Meisel 527, Edward Buhay 507, Frank Fernandez 232/569, Cathy Anderson 204/518, Wendell Ledbetter 239-204/636, Jim Burke 238/572, Josh Hudson 254/622.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Bob Stickney 204/542, Mattie Wylie 500, John Mathews 521, Doug Johnson 592, Joe Erwin 538, Pat Erwin 508, Jim Burke 214-207/604, John Welty 201/514, Chuck Patterson 214/605, Katie Oliveira 500, Wendell Ledbetter 203/589, Don Keith 247/590, Ed Hansen 224-220/611, Rose Goodwin 225/509, Ken Seiple Sr. 213-209/565, Ed Brown 516, Donald Jones 528, Wayne Moon 202/520, Curtis Whaley 202-201/558, Al Ortiz 239-224-233/696, B.J. Theiss 200/547, Gene Skulick 229-244/646, Chuck Swanson 224/549.

BRAGGING RIGHTS OPENMay 24, 2008

FINAL RESULTS1. Steve Gurrieri $500.002. Ronald Simms 320.003. Frank Rossello    220.004. Steven Hood 160.005. Nick Wilson     100.006. Steven Hower    FE

SIDEPOTSGame 1:1. Archie Stull 256 60.002. Steve Gurrieri 256 60.003. Joe Swift 247 25.00Game 2:

1. Steve Gurrieri 278 80.002. Jason Hoppe 265 40.003. Will Kilbow 264 25.00Game 3:1. Ronald Simms 279 80.002. Frank Rossello  256  40.003. Jason Hoppe 247 25.00Game 4:1. Ronald Simms 255 80.002. Nick Wilson   251  40.003. Frank Rossello  247  25.00

FRIDAY NO-TAPMay 23, 2008

FINAL RESULTS1. Rita Soares, tie 814 $40.00 Som Seng Sr., tie 814 40.003. Emmerson Wafer 795 19.00

SIDEPOTS1. Som Seng Sr., hdcp. 305 22.002. Bob Baker, scr. 284 22.003. Butch White, hdcp. 290 22.00

3-6-9 POT Worth Next Week    74.50+

INSURANCEHerman Ferguson    22.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTEmmerson Wafer 795 22.00

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ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT

ASSOCIATION (at W.Covina Lanes)May 22nd - 25th, 2008

FINAL RESULTS1 Ronnie Cordero 700 5,000.00 Cash & Carry 3,300.00 Shirt 250.00 Qualify 500.00 Squads 600.00 Pre Pay 350.002 Ben Mach 716 2,500.003 Daniel Ruiz 685 1,250.004 James Samson 643 500.005 Jerry Ernst 640 500.006 Art Alvarez Jr. (60%) 653 180.007 Samson Kong 646 300.008 Leilani Calizo 633 300.009 Jessica Ting 604 300.0010 John Hafer 684 250.0011 Christopher Gilbert 668 250.0012 Gibin Kim 651 250.0013 Victor Hilvano 646 250.0014 Ken Seiple Jr. 640 250.0015 Sue Purdie 638 250.0016 Janice Meloon (SS) (60%) 608 150.0017 Desiree Herrera 589 250.0018 William Ele 698 220.0019 Sol Cericos 694 220.0020 Ryan McCabe (60%) 689 132.0021 Mark Mauna 674 220.0022 Alan Basto 666 220.0023 Alejandro Vela 658 220.0024 Jerilyn Morales 657 220.0025 Joevin Bolanos 649 220.0026 Renan Cruz 648 220.0027 Matt Garcia 648 220.0028 Steve Domon 640 220.0029 Ben Hurtado 640 220.0030 Jose Borromeo 638 220.0031 Kelley Johnson 610 220.0032 Tessie Sosa 609 220.0033 Julian Conwi 635 182.5033 Don Quintangon 635 182.5033 Ariel Ocampo 635 182.5036 Koo Hwang 634 180.0037 Fred Galvan 633 177.5038 Kevin Collier (60%) 632 106.5039 Ed Abarca 631 173.7539 Robert Young 631 128.7541 Anthony Christensen 630 170.0042 Mark L. Anthony 628 170.0043 Gallardo Gonzales (SS) 625 167.5044 Tri Vo 621 165.0044 John Edrich Miller 621 165.0046 John Samson 620 162.5047 Henry Gay 619 162.5048 Charlie Medina 613 160.0048 Danny Cordova (60%) 613 96.0050 John Ellars 612 157.5051 Jeff Taino 611 156.2551 Basilio Terrenal 611 156.2553 Aubrey Chelsea 608 155.0054 Jun Cadenas 607 155.0055 Oliver Esmejarda 606 152.5056 Tony Knuth 604 152.5057 Robert Mercado 602 151.2557 Mike Nakunz 602 151.2559 Pilbert Colian 601 150.0060 Francisco Trejo 600 147.5060 Kmel Cunanan 600 147.5062 Jason Chiu 599 145.0063 Thomas Williamson 598 143.7563 Luis Peregrina 598 143.7565 Jamescart Alarcio 597 142.5066 Billy Yount 595 140.0066 Mike Bousqet 595 140.0068 John Feitz 594 137.5069 Daniel Giers 589 137.5070 Chris Moore 588 136.2570 Greg Kokanour 588 136.2572 David Schaffer (SS) 586 135.0073 Kristy Yahiku 585 132.5073 Terri Justin (60%) 585 79.5075 Andy Mak 584 130.0075 Kathy Solowitz 584 130.0075 Beth Borci 584 130.0078 Tony Tang 583 127.5079 Mitchell Lesh 581 127.5080 Jeff Juckett 677 124.2580 Fred Go 577 124.2580 Mike West 577 124.2583 Tommy Newman 576 122.5084 Leny Urrutia 575 120.0085 Angel Chau 574 118.7585 Danille Carter 574 118.7587 Romy Cajucom 573 117.5088 Greg Velarde 572 115.0089 Justin Taino 571 115.0090 John Cortes 567 112.5090 Vicente Rivera 567 112.5092 Sophia Kim Sy 566 108.7592 Chris Romero 566 108.7594 Jim Smith (SS) 565 107.5095 Bedell Vasquez 564 106.2595 Anthony Cabading 564 106.2597 Adam McKenzie 563 105.0098 Chan Hou 562 104.0099 Victor Copeland III 561 103.5099 Roland Suase 561 103.50101 Donald Puliam 560 102.50101 Art Lindsey (SS) 560 102.50103 Veronica Perez (60%) 557 61.25104 Walter White 556 101.00104 Scott Smith 556 101.00106 Mona McNaughton 555 100.00

107 Art Quezenian 554 100.00107 Patricia Lin 554 100.00109 Chia Seo 553 99.00110 Fred Ringor (SS) 551 99.00111 Earl Moore 550 98.00111 Danny Reese Sr. 550 98.00113 Scott Vasquez 549 97.00114 Glenn Matsumoto 546 96.50114 Claude Dottin 546 96.50116 Robert Quizon (60%) 545 57.25116 Art Windsor (SS) 545 95.50118 Faye Josefat (60%) 540 57.00119 Valinda Kelly 539 94.00120 Marty Nakunz (SS) 533 93.50120 Rick Hornback 533 93.50122 Calvin Thai 532 92.50122 Dennis Kelsey 532 92.50124 Ron Chandler (SS) 529 91.50124 Carlos Canchola 529 91.50126 David Jones Sr. 527 90.50126 Tom Dahl (SS) (60%) 527 54.25128 Sarah Magno 525 90.00129 Eugene Haynes 520 89.00130 Donnie Johnson Jr. 517 89.00131 Marcus Lemons 516 89.00132 Ely Cruz (SS) 514 88.00132 Steve Hower 514 88.00132 Danielle Forniss 514 88.00135 Roger Romero 510 87.00136 Karen Jones 508 87.00136 Michale Nelms 508 87.00138 Deb Bradley 501 87.00139 Dennis Cordero 500 86.00140 William Au 499 86.00141 Talia St. Angelo (60%) 498 51.50142 Ik Hee Youn 496 86.00143 Jennifer Maher 495 85.50143 Danny Giers Jr. 495 85.50145 Denita Burton (SS) (60%) 494 51.00146 Ping Romero 486 85.00147 Omenza Gaston (60%) 482 51.00147 Orpah Toliver 482 84.50149 Ginalynn Velarde 478 84.00149 Jason LaVoie 478 84.00151 Blandino Atienza 472 84.00152 Lynn Waldie 451 84.00153 Frank Robeniol 440 84.00154 Chet Distarce (60%) 406 50.50155 Sierrie Herradura DNS 84.00

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Ronnie Cordero / Marcus Lemons 1420 250.002 Blandino J Atienza / Ronnie Cordero 1396 200.003 Claude Dottin / Eugene Haynes 1394 180.004 Frank Robehiol Jr. / Julian Conwi 1371 150.005 Sol Cericos / Gibin Kim 1371 150.006 Resty Sanchez / Frank Robehiol Jr. 1342 140.007 Pilbert Colian / Don Quitangon 1339 130.008 Glen Tse / Samson Kong 1335 120.009 Alan Basto / Ronnie Cordero 1335 120.0010 Vicente Rivera / Don Quitangon 1332 100.0011 Jason Chiu / Samson Kong 1332 100.0012 Jun Cadenas / Ronnie Cordero 1332 100.0013 (Tim) Vien Tran / Tri Vo 1331 90.0014 Alan Basto / Jeff Taino 1330 80.0015 Josh Koch / Anthony Cabading 1329 70.0016 Marcus Lemons / Steve Bryant 1328 60.0017 JeJe Gabriel / Julian Conwi 1327 50.0018 Resty Sanchez / Julian Conwi 1327 50.0019 Fred Go / Ronnie Cordero 1323 40.0020 JeJe Gabriel / Robert Mercado 1320 30.0021 Danny Guevarra / Ronnie Cordero 1320 30.0022 Kvaun S. Veney / Scott Vasquez 1319 30.0023 Alan Aguilar / Kmel Cunanan 1318 20.0024 Chan Hou / Sophia Kim-Sy 1317 20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: Thur+46 Fri+64 Sat+50 Sun+55Women: Thur+93 Fri+7 Sat+4 Sun+26 Super Seniors: Ron Chandler, David Schaffer, Walter White, Art Windsor,

Denita Burton, Terri JustinHigh Qualifer (Free Entry)

Men: Sol Cericos +137Women: Leilani Calizo +94

Special Awards 3 - 6 - 9 : Dennis CorderoMatch Game - No Winner

Match Series - 572 - No WinnerVegas Room - Victor Fabian

Prize Fund 711 $30,841.00Paid Entries 22 @ 84 $1,848.00Optional Sidepots $4,447.00Doubles $2,310.003-6-9 $100.00Bonuses $1,350.00Cash & Carry $3,300.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Total Payout $48,598.00

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

ABTA “Tournament” May 31 (1 day)

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Membership only $10 Men 55 Women 49 Join free

$1,000 min. 1st $2,300 1st w/Bonuses Qualify---12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM 1 in 5 to Semis at 5:45 PM Entry Fees $53-$50 $45 Reduced Entry Fees $36-$34 Side Pots $2.00 per game Guaranteed $75 2:30 PM $100 4:00 PM

Brackets--Match Game--Match Series—3-6-9-- Doubles--Side Pots--Horses Match Game is $3,500 / Match Series est $1,600 3-6-9 is $1,100 @ Midtown

Men & Women Qualify on Separate Boards 1 in 5 to semis Super Seniors Age Men 63 + Women 55+

Guaranteed Min of 30 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors

$3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) Regardless of Entries

Top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. 3 Women Guaranteed to top 16 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals. All Semifinalists to cash

with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events)

June 7 Rocket Bowl / Chatsworth 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 Semis 7:45 PM June 14 Bowl O Drome / Torrance 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 Semis 7:45 PM June 21 CAL Bowl / Lakewood 12:30-2:00 & 3:30 Semis/finals 5:00 PM June 28 Friendly Hills / Whittier 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 Semis 7:45 PM

Handicap is FROZEN for Las Vegas at Friendly Hills

Special at Midtown Bring in a New Member who bowls and Bowl for only $25.00

Las Vegas Open is July 3-4-5-6 at The South Point Bowl, Hotel, Casino $8,000 min 1st up to $12,500 1st with Bonuses.

Room raffles at May/June Tournaments Reserve through ABTA for Special Rates Make Your plans/Reservations Early Due by June 21st

Ronnie Cordero is ABTA Memorial Champion at $10,000 Win Tops 711 Entrants at West Covina Lanes (L-R) James Samson 4th $500, Daniel Ruiz 3rd $1,250, Ben Mach Runnerup $2,500. Ronnie “Ace” Cordero (Champ) $10,000, John Ellars (semifinalist)(winner of the Very First Ever ABTA Tournament 1978 at Rowland Bowl, Jessica Ting 8th and John Samson ABTA Semifinalist.

Ronnie “Ace” Cordero Tops 711 Entrants /ABTA Memorial West Covina All Pots Carry Over This Week

We Visit Midtown Lanes This Week (One) Day Early EventMatch Game is $3,500 Match Series est $1,600 3-6-9 is $1,100

Mach, the man who drills his balls for the title.

The excitement was build-ing. Ronnie and Danielwent at it but Ronnie brought his “A Game” and hada tough match on the tough conditions. Ronnie emerged with a 226-213 win. Daniel was 3rd and $1,250. His highest finish thus far and he performed so great! Cordero was now off to the title game!!

The stage was set for the title match. Ronnie led off with a split. Mach then opened and struck but Ronnie countered with a turkey to take the lead as Ben again opened in the 3rd. Then Ben trying to catch couldn’t find the line, and couldn’t double and to no avail. It was Ronnie 178/213--138/157 and the title and $10,000 was his, and rightfully so!! This Gentleman is most deserving and comes from a fine family. His wife Rina is also an ABTA member! Ronnie rarely ever misses an ABTA event and we are lucky to have such a fine man bowl with us. His Friends were quite proud. Great People here! Congrats Senor Ronnie, and another

title is in your future!Nice Bowling by Ben Mach

who did so well. Almost got the win! He is a past champ and will win again soon and also is a great Guy. He had a little to do with the title as he drilled Ronnie’s ball and quite well I might add. Good things happen to the good Guys and Ben is definitely that!

Fine bowling by Daniel Ruiz in 3rd. Let’s not forget Jerry Ernst, and James Samson in 4th and 5th. They could have gone for the title also.

Our overall high qualifiers this week were Sol Cericos+137 for the men and Leilani Calizo +94 led the femmes, good for free entries.

Sol Cericos drew the Match Series this week, a 572 which unbelievably was NOT Matched by over 700 bowlers. So we will estimate the Match Series to be $1,600 this week. Big Bucks at Midtown!!!

The Match Game #3 was UNmatched due to the 286 game drawn Ben Mach. We will go for a Max of $3,500 this week with the balance going to a reserve pot .Big Bucks at Midtown!

The 3-6-9 went for $1,000. Dennis Cordero out lasted the field, but missed and got a $100

consolation. We have a $1,100 Pot this Saturday at Midtown Big Bucks at Midtown. The Doubles were won by “You Guessed It” Ronnie “Ace” Cor-dero and Marcus Lemons. Their 1420 got them $250 edging “Ace” and Blandino Atienza 1396 $200. Claude “Spider-man” Dottin, and Eugene “Big Cat” Haynes 3rd 1394 $180. We paid 24 places and $2,310 in the doubles!

Ronnie Cordero is from Long Beach and married to Rina with a pretty little daugh-ter Gabby. He used a Roto Nep-tune drilled by ABTA Member Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes.. He thanks his family for support and “ The Dragon, Alan Basto Hermie and Tres for support! and the ABTA staff and many others which are too many to name.

Ben Mach is from West-minster and used a Roto Grip Neptune Radical drilled by himself! He is single and avail-able. Ben thanks the ABTA and Directors and West Covina for a great Event, buddy Minh Dang, Tri Vo, Tim Tran, Tres, Marife and Tina.

Dan Ruiz is from Diamond Bar, and used a Storm Tour drilled by Leonard his brother.. He is married to Kaitlyn and

thanks family,friends and the ABTA for support.

Thanks, as always, to the Super West Covina Lanes. Thanks to Russ, Asst GM/ Mgr for his expert help and all of YOU! We’ll be back there on our next schedule.

This week, we visit Los Angeles, and popular Midtown Bowl. Qualifying times in this 0ne day event: Squads will run at 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 with Semifinals at 5:45 PM. Its History folks as Ronnie Cordero enters the archives as our latest champion. See You at Midtown for a good one and Get those Las Vegas rooms paid ASAP. They are due in full by June 21.

Last But not least!! Special thanks to Chad and Staff for the

Great Tournament Shot which was near the same each day and above all competitive and MOST FAIR to all!

ABTAcontinued from page 1

BOWLING NEWSPage 6 May 29, 2008

Three 300 Games Bowled By Matt Murtishaw

by Frank WeilerMURRIETA—Matt Mur-

tishaw, son of Citrus Belt bowl-ing great and former PBA champion Jim Murtishaw, re-cently bowled a perfect game for three consecutive weeks in his Country Express League at Cal Oaks Bowl in Murrieta. Each of the 300 games was the first game of the night. Matt used his Track Power Machine to roll all three perfectos. The ball was drilled by his dad, proprietor of Fast Lanes Pro Shop within Cal Oaks Bowl. Matt’s high series for the three weeks was 758.

Young Murtishaw is twen-ty-two and only started bowling again in 2007, after staying away from the sport for six years. We all knew he’d be back, with his dad a PBA cham-pion and Mom Anita one of the top Citrus Belt lady bowlers of the 1990s. She led all associa-tion women in average several times during that decade.

Since coming back to bowl-ing, Matt has been taking les-sons from his dad. Just a week before the first perfecto his dad had him working on getting the loop out of his backswing. The form change worked to perfec-tion! Practicing forty to fifty games a week now, Matt has raised his average thirty pins to 210 this season. His goal is to become an exempt PBA player and a regular on television.

While these perfect games were Matt’s first certified per-fectos, he did roll an incredible 280-300-300=880 practice series this past March.

Matt wants his Mom and dad to know he loves them and thanks them both for their coaching and support. Thank you Bowling News for support-ing Citrus Belt bowlers.

We like to thank our host, Mr. Scott Poddig, the proprietor of the center, and his workers, and the bowlers that entered on the Memorial Day Holiday weekend. We also like to thank our coverage sponsors, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, and GEORGE ABRAHA-MSEN, REALTOR for Tarbell REALTORS, 949-812-9990, and to Sherry Davis for doing our brackets.

Next WCST Ebonite Singles will be at Mission Hills Bowl in Mission Hills, CA, June 21-22, 2008. This tournament will have a limited field. Call in your reservations now to the WCST Office at 760-363-8141.

SUPER SENIOR NEWSVaughn Doody (Las Vegas),

won his 25th WCST Champi-

WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR WCST EBONITE SINGLES Sunday, May 25, 2008 HARLEY'S CAMARILLO BOWL FINALS CAMARILLO, CA SENIOR FINALISTS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 ERIC FORKEL HENDERSON, NV 2214 1802 5 3 150 4166 $9502  CRAIG KISRO GRANADA HILLS 2193 1691 5 3 150 4034 $6603 BOB BRADY SANTA MONICA 2250 1612 3 5 90 3952 $5004 *JIM THURMOND HEMET 2089 1607 6 2 180 3876 $3805 JOE MERRILL BOULDER CITY, NV 2122 1633 3 5 90 3845 $3506 CHUCK HANSEN N. HILLS 2100 1648 3 5 90 3838 $3357 *JIM STARKS MONTCLAIR 2116 1580 2 6 60 3756 $3208 *DAN CERIO DOWNEY 2081 1510 5 3 150 3741 $305

****************************************************************************************************************************************** OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE

9 DON BLATCHFORD SANTA MONICA 2078 $18510  TOM ANDRES HIGHLAND 2062 $17511  JOE PORCELLI NORTHRIDGE 2053 $13012  KEVIN FATHERREE NORTHRIDGE 2024 $13013 JEFF GORDON VENTURA 2020 $130

****************************************************************************************************************************************** SUPER SENIOR FINALISTS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 *VAUGHN DOODY LAS VEGAS 2071 1277 5 1 150 3498 $5752 *BOB KNIPPLE LONG BEACH 2073 1223 3 3 90 3386 $4653 *JIM COATS UPLAND 2073 1136 3 3 90 3299 $3654 *WALLY SCHALL SANTA BARBARA 1991 1161 4 2 120 3272 $3305 *STAN WINTERS SIMI VALLEY 1978 1211 2 4 60 3249 $3156 *LARRY NORDSTROM GARDEN GROVE 2011 1154 1 5 30 3195 $300

******************************************************************************************************************************************* MONEY BREAKDOWN

INCOME DISTRIBUTION53 Entries X $170.00 $9,010.00 Prize Fund $6,900.0032 Seniors 21 Super Sr's Lines $1,417.00

Expenses $693.00Total: $9,010.00 Total: $9,010.00

******************************************************************************************************************************************** The WCST would like to thank our host, Mr Scott Poddig, the proprietor of the center, and his workers, and to all of the bowlers who attended this tournament. The "Viper" pattern for the lane conditions, both days for the qualifying and the finals, made scoring very interesting. Our thanks to EBONITE INTERNATIONAL, and GEORGE ABRAHAMSEN REALTOR for Tarbell REALTORS, 949-812-9990, our two coverage sponsors. A special thanks to Sherry Davis for doing the Brackets. *********************************************************************************************************************************************

WCST EBONITE SINGLES FINALSat HARLEY’S CAMARILLO BOWL - SUNDAY MAY 25, 2008

WCSTcontinued from page 1

onship, that now ties him for the most WCST Titles with All Time WCST Money Winner, Kevin Gannon.

Vaughn qualified 3rd only two pins behind, qualifying leaders, Jim Coats and Bob Knipple, Vaughn led 5 of the 6 games, and easily won by 112 pins over 2nd place finsher, Bob Knipple. Vaughn will be 74 years of age this September, and he just keeps going on. Top 2 places: 1st, Vaughn Doody, $575.00, 2nd, Bob Knipple (Long Beach), $465.00.

ONLY A FEW SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR RIV-ERSIDE CASINO LANES IN LAUGHLIN, NV, THE WEEK-END OF JULY 19-20, 2008. WCST EBONITE SINGLES. CALL THE WCST OFFICE AT 760-363-8141.

Super Seniors (L-R) Bob Knipple 2nd, Vaughn Doody 1st

Tvaska Set To Break Record at 2008 USBC

Women’s ChampionshipCANTON, Mich. - When

Mini Tvaska stepped onto the lanes in 1947 in Grand Rapids, Mich., to compete in the United States Bowling Congress Wom-en’s Championships for the first time, she had no idea it would become an annual tradition.

More than six decades later, Tvaska will return to her home state of Michigan to break the all-time record for participation in the Women’s Championships as she competes in the event for the 62nd consecutive year.

The 90-year-old native of Dearborn, Mich., who now lives in St. Petersburg, Fla., will break the record on Tues-day, May 20 at 3 p.m. when she is scheduled to compete in team event at Super Bowl Lanes. Mary Covell of Chi-cago competed in 61 Women’s Championships, the last com-ing in 1992.

“I’ve been planning my trip back to Detroit for awhile now,” Tvaska said. “It will be close to where I grew up in Dearborn. I’m feeling fine now and still bowling in city and state tournaments. Even after all these years bowling, I’m still excited by tournament play.”

Tvaska took up the sport of bowling for the first time in her mid-20s. Since her first Women’s Championship at the age of 29, Tvaska has traveled an estimated 150,000 miles across the United States to ev-ery tournament location.

Throughout her consecutive streak, Tvaska has battled many obstacles but none compared to last year’s battle to get to the Women’s Championships in North Carolina.

“I had a very though year last year,” Tvaska said. “I fell and injured my shoulder and needed months of rest and rehabilitation. I was only able to bowl one game before that tournament.”

Tvaska is just one exam-ple of the dedication many women have in competing in the Women’s Championships. Approximately 2,500 active bowlers have competed in 25 or more tournaments.

BOWLING NEWSMay 29, 2008 Page 7

Adult No-TapTournament

Sunday June 1st @ NoonCheck-In at 11:30 a.m.

7502 Florence AveDowney • (562) 927-3351

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Entry Fee is $20 • Prize Fund Returned 100%Handicap is 100% of 210 • Separate Mens and Ladies Divisions

For More Info or To Sign-Up Contact Mike

S.S.T. Super Senior TourInvites you to Join us to 

Bowl with The Best Senior Division Men 60 & Ladies 50 Junior Division Men 45 Ladies 40

Super Senior Division Men 73 & Ladies 60

Saturday June 14, 2008Qualifying Check in 9 to 9:45 AM. Bowl (5) Games @ 10 AM with a

1 hour break then bowl 2nd (5) Games.Finals Sunday June 15, 2008 check in 9am.

Practice 9:20 Bowl 9:30 am

Entry Fee’s Members $155.00 Guest $165.00 Send all Entries To: S.S.T.

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$50.00 to the winner of a one Game Match Between the Sr. & Jr. Champions

We will Accept Entries Saturday June 14th Until 9:45

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Note there will be optional brackets and sidepots for Sr. and Jr.

San Gabriel Valley USBC Associationby A. A. Turtle

WEST COVINA—The Annual open meeting for SGVUSBC was held on April 6, 2008 at BRC West Covina Lanes. It was a very sad turn out of supporters, we only had 26 people show and 16 of those were board members.

Remember the association is here for you the bowlers to see that the rules and regulations are being followed. This means if possible you should be attending these open meetings and make sure that the individuals who are being elected to the board are the ones you feel will be doing the best for SGV.

This is where you find out what is happening with the bowling industries and how it will affect centers and leagues. Those in attendance elected the following individuals to serve on the board for another term or a new term.

Rosie Parker was reelected as President, Dallas Perkins was in a close race and won 2nd Vice President and the following were elected for a 2 year term as directors: Dolores Perkins, Mark Parker, Kathy Piguet & Joseph Hilke. The delegates were elected for those wishing to attend the 2009 State and National Conventions.

For National Convention being held in Reno, NV April 29 – May 3 you elected Linda Johnson, Rosie Parker, Chris Pilios, Linda O’Hagan & Dallas Perkins as delegates with the alternates to be Annette Anderson, Jo O’Dell & Carol Mancini. CA State Convention to be held in Riverside June 2009, delegates are An-nette Anderson, Chris Pilios, Linda O’Hagan, Kathy Piguet, Jo O’Dell & Janet Loucks.

Headquarters had sent a letter stating that the awards would be changed to once in a lifetime. The feed back was not good so at this time they are postponing and change to a later date. Also that National head quarters will be moving from Wisconsin to Texas by the end of the year. All associations will need to be registered with the RVP program by August 1, 2008.

Your local has done this and are in the process of working with the bowling centers to have all who are involved with youth bowlers and programs be registered in this program is to protect the kids.

At the award luncheon we had 30 bowlers along with family & friends to see the winners from City Tournament and the Singles Tournament be presented with their awards. It wasn’t a big turn out but I believed that all had a grand time.

This coming Sunday June 1, 2008 at Chaparral Lanes we will be hosting our Annual Memorial No-Tap Tournament check-in at 12:00 pm and bowl at 1 pm. Cost is $25.00 per person and open to all that are interested in helping to raise money for CANCER RESEARCH.

The next upcoming events are as followed and watch for flyers at your center and in the bowling news: Sunday August 31 at Oak Tree Lanes fund raiser for USO of ONTARIO

Saturday & Sunday Sept 13 & 14 at BRC Covina Bowl Greater Southern California First Annual Singles open to all certified bowl-ers from San Gabriel Valley, Antelope Valley, Citrus Belt, Imperial Valley, North County, North Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Diego & Southern LA County. Sunday Oct 19th at Chaparral Lanes will be the Mixed Doubles.

Starting in October we will be going to each center during your leagues asking for donations for Bowlers to Veterans Link (BVL) Also the office has flyers for some of the up coming CA State events: Sr. Women’s Tournament entries close Aug. 1, 2008 Prince & Princess Tournament entries close Sept. 15, 2008CA State Senior Bowling Championships entries close Oct 1, 2008.

A reminder on our website you can get the results of the past tournaments along with up coming tournaments. For you secre-taries you can download the forms if you run out or the bowl is out of them.

Until the next time lets keep bowling and having fun. Learn more about the association by going on our website: SanGabri-elValleyUSBC.com.

Hosted by San Gabriel Valley USBC

at Chaparral Lanes400 W. Bonita

San Dimas, CA 91733(909) 592-2772

BOWLING NEWSPage 8 May 29, 2008

by Nice and Sweet

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ORANGE COUNTY/USBCANNUAL MEETING NOTICE...THIS IS A REMINDER TO CHECK YOUR CALENDARS.... WHEN: SUNDAY, JUNE 1ST WHERE: CARTER BOWL 1501 S. LEMON, FULLERTON TIME: 10 A.M.

THIS ANNUAL MEETING REQUIRES YOUR ATTEN-DANCE AS YOUR VOTES ARE NEEDED FOR ELECTION OF BOARD MEMBERS: VICE PRESIDENT AND 6 DIREC-TORS AND ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO 2009 ANNUAL MEETINGS.

A CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST WILL BE SERVED AND ALONG WITH BUSINESS AT HAND, A LOT OF COMARA-DERIE TO BE HAD. MEET AND GREET YOUR PRESENT OFFICERS, CHECK THEIR QUALIFICATIONS AND VOTE FOR YOUR CHOICES. WE ALSO NEED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP WITH TOURNAMENTS, ETC., SO COME LEND A HAND AND BE COUNTED...HAVE SOME FUN AND YOU’LL BE REWARDED TWO-FOLD. SEE Y’ALL THERE.........

San Gabriel Valley USBC Annual 2008 Award Winners

WEST COVINA—The Awards Luncheon held after the tour-nament to honor the winners was attended by board members, family and friends.

San Gabriel Valley Team Event Winners Division 1 (L-R) Laura Vasquez, Kathryn Santoro, Lynn Spencer & Diana Vasquez.

San Gabriel Valley Team Event Winners Division 2 (L-R) Pauline Ware-Parker, Rosie Parker & Chel Grivich.

San Gabriel Valley Scratch All Events Division 1 Winner Sheryl Poole.

Editors Note: The poor turn-out by award winners may result in an alternate system of presenting the trophies. The San Ga-briel Volunteer Directors and Officers do a fantastic job year after year because they love the game. But poor participation is discourging.

San Gabriel Valley Scratch All Events Division 2 Winner Bennie Villanueva.

San Gabriel Valley Scratch Division 1 Winner Linda O’Hagan.

San Gabriel Valley All Events Scratch Division 2 Winner Rosie Parker.

Jerod Adkins - Bumper Division Singles 2nd Place.

Eric Wil l iams - Singles Division 2 - 2nd Place.

Ashli Dinkelman Junior Princess

Adrian Ibarra Division 2 Team 1st Place & Division 3 Doubles 3rd Palce

David Moore - Team Div. 2 1st, Doubles Div 3 3rd, Singles Div 3 1st & All Events Div 3 2nd.

  WINNETKA — Are you  ready?  It’s  time  for our weekly bowling scores report from Canoga Park Bowl. Sit back and get comfortable; let’s see who made the honor roll. Viva Las Vegas: Mike Olson  279/773,  Vince Koeller 246/672, Ryan Roberts 237/653, Stephen Mendez 224/637, Daniel Clebanoff 603, Yvon Yonan 540, Debby Koeller 198/532, Tad Schweitzer 221, Bernie Lebel 221, Mike Mineros 221. River Maniacs: Sam Mason  267/696,  Vince Koeller 258/689, Johnnie Englehart 258/684, Mike Olson 266/678, Dan Kline 671, Yvon Yonan 206/571, Marsha Williams 518, Brandon Hart 258. Monday Nite Live: Sweeper Scores—Danny Martinez 296/727, Frank Villaorlad 243/648, Dave Cook 236/632, Mi-chael Ricca 267/629, Marc Loshin 617, Lucy Tralla 215/596, Carol Casuga 205/525, Mel Johnson 226, Tom Miller 226. Summer League starts June 2. See you then. Tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Bill Williams 257/852, Daniel Williams 224/820, Allan Nathan 268/819, James Smith Jr. 213/807, Marsha Williams 731, Lori Bains 211/718, Bruce Zietz 221. League Of Our Own: Art Besina 225/627, Michael Cam-pos 232/609, Mark Alvarino 233/600, Lisa Ulanday 193/491, Louie Ulanday 200. Pinbusters: Sweeper Scores—Monise Kelly 224/590, Lil Baker 520. Dodger Bowling Club: Kevin Baum 257/702, Chris Vandagriff 259/627, Carol Clair 164/431. Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager Jr. 246/636, Pete Ramirez 269/623, Jody Wheeler 199/469, Steve Borosich 228, Alec Hunter 226, Jose Raymer 222. Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Aaron Steinberg 279/913, Scott Friedman 242/878, Tiffany Morita 206/717, Larry Friedman 268, Jeremy Paulsen 226, Joseph Chavez 224. Bnai Brith Classic Doubles: Roman Agiert 267/669, Alan Rothstein 231/640, Jay Rosen 279/639, Mark Fienberg 630, Brent Anderson 230/608, Tony Lepore 247.  We’ll be back next week. 

Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — The seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl are wait-ing to see who made the honor roll so let’s get right to them. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 268/629, Dale Rubin 221/618, Carolyn Scherzberg 210/590, Robert Little 559, Bob Adams 558, Ernest Gisondi 216/546, Mary Lauer 191/521, Helen Layfield 192/501, Arlene Bonino 194/493, Nancy Cottrell 181/488, Bill Robb 214, Bob Scherzberg 205. F u n t i m e r s : B i l l R o b b 2 4 2 / 6 1 6 , H u n g - L a y Q u o n 2 1 3 / 6 1 2 , D a v e F o l c k 2 2 7 / 6 0 0 , B i l l Vo l k -ert 222/590, Al Reiswig 585, Karen McDonald 201/534, Donna Mae Brown 191/462, Eleanor Weaver 178/458, Carolyn Greenwood 454, Ellie Alliston 432, Dennis White 216, Maria Volkert 176, Bertha Willard 164. 39’Ers Senior Tour: Al Reiswig 236/686, Len Haydock 610, Edwin Cornish 233/607, Edwin Narte 605, Dave Folck 604, Carolyn Scherzberg 216/568, Arlene Bonino 200/540, Lucy Tralla 191/523, Eloise Valencia 519, Delia Lowe 507, Larry Va-lazza 234, Scotty Alavazo 224, Bob Husby 220, Bev Zietz 196, Delia Lowe 183. That was a good report for the beginning of their Summer Leagues. Stay tuned as there will be more next week.

STUDIO CITY — We are on the third part of our unend-ing saga. This week we traveled to Tampa, Nebraska and Queens. It’s been a rough month but our bowlers always make us feel at home. They show us that Studio City is the real home of bowling.

ADULTS In Tampa we went  to Splitsville Alley  and  saw exactly what you expect: a  lot of splits. Not any on the lanes but on many overweight bowlers waistbands. Our in-shape bowlers pushed up their scores this week. Here are the strengthed scores: Funseekers: Bart Mills 280/700, Brian Bell 267/694, Jeff Pifko 688,  Isabelle Vincent  203/549,  Lisa Frobisher  529, Keane Murakami 267. Twilighters: Kelly Perdue 248/683, Shin Takei 662, Laurie Faso 244/652, Dan Coffelt  236/645,  Jeff Haber 242/637, Bonnie Schwab 200/484, Lorill Clement 200, Kevin King 236. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 246/627, Brett Himmel 621, Donald Osborne 606, Mitch Levitt 237/601, Jeff Diner 595, Dwayne Ralston 255, Robin Beacham 234. S.C.B.L.: Tom Wigmore 267/747, Dave Yamamoto 298/745, Leo Norfleet 269/684, Tony Laanan 247/668, Jeff Dowling 236/652.

JUNIORS Again the idea of retirement pops up when great achieve-ments are met. Nebraska, what a great place  to  retire  to and bowl at. Especially Cornhusker Lanes, yet none of their games can even come close to Nikolai Berk. He bowled a 300 game and showed everyone around the Corn Belt that he is the best in the West.

SENIORS, LADIES There is only one place to find love, Queens, N.Y. At least that’s what Prince Akeem told us from Coming to America. He may have been able to listen to Sweet Chocolate, but he never bowled as good as our seniors. They bowl like a fresh McDowell’s sandwich. Here’s the scores: Senior Social: Bob Garrick 265/755, Charlene Gaffney 235/653, Allan Lotta 196/533, Teri Bonato 197/517, Christine Stark 504, Ruth Grallia 238. Joslyn Seniors: Bob Garrick 214/606, Sol Stein 208/563, Teri Bonato 171/475, Kathy George 161/438. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 197/527, Charlene Gaffney 188/510, Nancy Sherwood 160/441, Elaine Vanoff 436, Victoria Rastocky 171/433, Roz Levitt 160. Pin Pals: Judy Kautz 180/430, Barbara Weissman 177/412, Diana Bassi 148/405, Shelly Djercian 285, Ellen Engel 138/370, Karen Collier 138.   Bowler of the Week: It’s obvious that Nikolai Berk is our bowler of the week this time. He became the second junior in a month to record a 300 game. We are so excited about his 300 that we gave him a great adult partner to bowl with on Sundays. Keep up the good bowling. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Look...me and the Mc-Donald’s people got this little misunderstanding. See, they’re McDonald’s...I’m McDowell’s. They got the Golden Arches, mine is the Golden Arcs. They got the Big Mac, I got the Big Mick. We both got two all-beef pattied, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onions, but their buns have sesame seeds. My buns have no seeds.” - John Amos

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May 25, 2008 — 20 BowlersFINAL STANDINGS

1. Mike Garcia/Jerry Boehner, w/hdcp. 1840 $80.002. Craig Warnitz/Mike Villareal, w/hdcp. 1837 42.003. Curt Soares/Kelly Manier, w/hdcp. 1830 30.00

SCRATCH SERIESCraig Warnitz 905 22.00

HANDICAP SERIESKelly Manier 961 38.00

FREE ENTRY DRAWINGMike Garcia 21.00

DOUBLE POTSGame1: Mike Garcia/Rick Hunter, w/hdcp. 578 82.00Game 2: Joe Hawkins/Curt Soares,w/hdcp. 491 82.00Game 3: Craig Warnitz/Jerry Boehner, w/hdcp. 498 82.00Game 4: Kelly Manier/Nolan Baker, w/hdcp. 529 82.00

SIDEPOTSGame 1: Mike Garcia, scr. 290 20.00Game 2: Joe Hankins, w/hdcp. 262 20.00Game 3: Kelly Manier, scr. 255 20.00Game 4: Kelly Manier, w/hdcp. 274 20.00

SUPER POTS, GAME FOURScratch Game: Kelly Manier 269 55.00Handicap Game: Rita Soares & Allen Rey (tie) 217 25.00

MONEY OUT OF HIGH GAME BANKMike Garcia 290 58.00TOTAL PAID OUT $779.00

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Josh Blanchard 1190 winning $500.00 Greg Neuer 1161 for second $260.00 Nick Wilson 1111 for third $150.00 Joe Jimenez 1047 for forth $ 80.00 Ed Jamison 1044 for fifth $ 50.00

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The one game roll-off be-tween our four Ebonite ball winners was won by Christine Cacciatore, who collected $100 & an entry into the Ebonite Challenge Tournament in Las Vegas during NABI Week 2008.

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by Otha Stubblefield

RENO—In spite of rising fuels costs and hectic last minute cast changes, three teams representing the Los Angeles TNBA Senate bravely traveled to the San Jose area for the 33rd annual TNBA Junior Western Regional Tournament on March 29 and 30th. Joining Los Angeles at AMF Mission Lanes in Milpitas were teams from the San Jose Senate and fellow SoCal Association, the Inland Empire Senate.

Six teams in the highest average Class 1 Division were compet-ing for the tournament’s top prize, a chance to battle against the Class 1 winning teams from the Eastern, Southern and Central TNBA Junior Regionals. This roll-off will take place at the site of the National TNBA Tournament in Reno, Nevada.

After three hard games, the two Los Angeles teams took the top 2 spots in Class 1. Southwest Swansong #1, aptly named be-cause Southwest Bowl is closing, led their brother team, Ultimate Lightening, by over 100 pins. The team members of Southwest Swansong #1 are Matthew Jones, sophomore at Centennial High School in Compton; Claudell Redwine, Crenshaw Arts/Tech Charter School graduate and freshman at LA Southwest College; Darren Hawkins, Inglewood High School graduate and sophomore at San Jose State; and Jeremy Glover, junior at Milliken High School in Long Beach. Team Captain Jeremy Glover led scoring for his team with an impressive 748 series. His final game stopped just shy of perfection after leaving a bucket on his 11th ball for a spectacular 286 game.

Brent Shern, Captain of Ultimate Lightening, pushed his team hard, but fell short of the crown by a little over 100 pins. Brent is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran High School in Torrance and currently attends El Camino Junior College, also in Torrance. Leadoff bowler Eric Torrence graduates from Prairie Vista Middle School in Lawndale next month; Teddie Carter is a Washington Prep High School graduate and Josh “08” Gartrell is a senior at Long Beach Polytechnic High.

The remaining Los Angeles Senate team, Southwest Swansong #2 was in the Class 4 division, and grabbed the spotlight just like the other two teams. Jon’Tel Smith, Demenia Redwine, Shirniece and Antone Beeks beat out their competition to win Class 4. All three LA Senate teams adjourned to Dave & Buster’s to celebrate their team trifecta.

All of our teams and parents really appreciated the work that went into making this tournament a success. There are so many people to thank in addition to Melvin, Sue, Angie, Veronica and Dewann Clark,. I have to give special thanks to Matthew Jones, not because he was on the winning team, but because he agreed to go at the last minute – not a small feat when you have to travel 400 miles to the tournament site.

This weekend, Jeremy, Claudell, Matthew, Darren, a host of parents and I will travel to Reno to bowl against the winning teams from the Eastern, Central and Southern Regions. I know we’re going to do well and proudly represent the West.

TNBA (L-R) Matthew Jones, Claudell Redwine, Darren Hawk-ins, Jeremy Glover, and Coach Otha Stubblefield.

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OUR 2ND JUNIORIN A MONTH

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EYE ON ENTERTAINMENTA FAREWELL TO EMPLOYEES LOS ANGELES — In my last column of Southwest Bowl’s de-mise, I purposely omitted my Employees — so that I could properly skewer them. So... if they have a sense of humor...here goes. DAVE THEISEN — He began as a Deskman in 1960. When Gwen Morillo retired, Dave took over as Night Manager. 48 years!! Wow! He looks like Moses, but he is the only guy I know who can sum up the league funds. IN HIS HEAD!! Then there are our three female Bartenders. Marguerite was hired by my Dad and has been here over 30 years. She loves to decorate. Desi loves the Indianapolis Colts, and Charlotte is a whiz at throwing parties. Three beautiful human beings. Kudos to our Mechanics: The rugged Lionel and the artistic Greg. They kept our 1958 Classic machinces going, no problem. On Desk, we have the characters: Michael is the Old Pro — smart, prompt, honest, charming. Willie is the wise-acre. He can keep a straight face while he pulls a joke on you. Raymond and Jay are the handsome young studs who attract the Femme Fatales, and Wilfred attemps to follow suit. Our Cleanup guys are led by Margarito, an amazingly-strong guy with lots of kids (including Twins). Armando and Oswald make up the trio of multi-talents — pin-chasers, clean-up guys, bar keepers. Miguel Villegas and his family tend the coffee shop. If there’s a party, Mig is there with food and a big grin. Otha is our Junior Coach. A more family-loving, kid-oriented guy you will never find — even if he works at U.C.L.A., neighbor/brother school to U.S.C. The Dessert of SW Bowl is the tiniest one here — who walks zip, zip, zooey in her 90-pound frame. DOTTIE HONDA, book-keeper, knows where every penny goes. She is the one who will be missed the most when we close. She also keeps me out of mischief with her knowledge of the Law. Girl Friday, advisor, Bon Vivant, our Love to Dottie is unbounded. All for now. If we’ve missed someone, don’t worry, I’ll find a way to say goodbye.

Til that time,I shall remain

/s/ Ken Del Conte

P.S. Don’t forget. On Monday, June 2, 2008, we are auctioning off everything inside the bowling alley. See you there.

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Rocky Marsh Doubles Makes Summer Debut To Boast Sizzling Scores

by Joy McGregorThe Rocky Marsh Mixed Doubles started the summer session

on Friday morning at Linbrook Bowl in fine fashion and set the bar high. Even the hustle and bustle of opening day couldn’t deter our detemined bowlers.

Our lanes were primed and ready for some HOT scores and we were not disappointed. Our “Hottest” score was turned in by none other than “Big Bad” John Conway. John fired games of 217-246-257 for 720 and then tossed a scorching 279 finale to take top honors at 999.

Next in line was another sub, “Too Tuff” Tony Hale who took his turn and threw some heat on gamnes of 210-267-263 for 740 and added a 249 to post 989.

Dapper Terry Brent burned the wood with his games of 207-258 and a sizzling 279 for 744 and added 234 to register 978.

Jack Wilson, new to the league, made himself known and left his mark on games of 248-209-225 and another 248 to post 930.

E.J. Rogers, no stranger to being in the lime light, rolled games of 234-224-217 and 246 to record 921.

More HOT scores: Eva Munson 249-889, Tim Blough 251-884, Bob Gosnell 235-883, Lloyd Thierry 256-882, Willy Bor-denave 237-879, Tony Chaco 258-878, Rose Williams 228-872, Kantral Williams 257-866, Ron Marcus 224-842, John Phillips 257-842, Frank Bellinder 279-835, Juan Sandoval 235-825, Gino Vassallo 212-814, Al Lara 266, Hong Kha 233, Carl Adinolfi 228, Alan Bloom 225, Ed Hermance 224, Marie Barbush 219, Kyle Osterman 218, April Anderson 215, Jerry Knight 214, Tom Keehn 213, Rey Ortiz 213, Larry Green 211, Ed Mote 210, Gloria Ferrulli 204, Ron Douglass 213, Johnny Munson 203, Shig Shozi 203, Joy McGregor 201 and Fred Voysey 200.

We all welcome Fred Voysey back to bowling after suffering a mild heart attack earlier in the season. So glad to have you back Fred and looking so fit!

Hope everyone enjoyed their day off to party, count their blessings and to honor our fallen soldiers and give thanks to our Veterans this Memorial Day. Until next week...

  SAN BERNARDINO — The league scores are in for our weekly report from Del Rosa Lanes. Angels/Dodgers: Tim Eshelman 214/546, Joanne Bolinger 167/478. Capri: Tiffany Sands 188/497. Mary’s Invitational: Marv Sargent 248-224-278/750, Dave Wodka 223-279-247/749, Art Guzman 213-275-235/723, PJ Buckner 255-257/710, Steve Simpson 267-220-202/689, Adam Sokoloski 267-219/678, Mike Rigano 244-220/656, Randy Hoffman 207-216-213/636, Tim Farris 279-204/631, Terry Hodgson 219-227/623, Corky De Maio 229-204/619, Jerry Mullenix 227/619, Tom Smith 200-218-200/618, Jerry Forch 228/605, Bob Corrigan 230/601, Dar-ren Robinson 235, Leighton Beach 231, Sarah Hartman 200-202/579, Toni  Futch 204-215, Terry Chittenden 213, Christy Cayce 202, Rose Rudh 200, Jeanene Kratochvil 200, Jackie Farris 200. Wednesday Vegas: Jeff Hout 200/566, John Singleton 214, Dana Vernon 488, Andrea Castro 188. 425 Scratch Doubles: Game 1: Corky DeMaio 268. Game 2: Ron Schmidt 267. Game 3: Walt Stull 268. Game 4: Bobby Campagnale 279. R.C.H.: Wes Cain 206/552, Carol Tipton 173/484. Good Times: Drew Hunley 206-224/602, Jasyn Tibbetts 234, Jerome Forch 231, Eddie Kennedy 227-214, Rolann Karper 567, Lorri Scott 200. Adult/Junior: Bobby Campagnale 212-237-246/695, Ken De Maio 244-224/657, Ana Gutierrez 175/457, Ron Smith Jr. 485, Parker Brooks 190, Demi De Maio 119/340. Weekend Rollers: Nacho Hernandez 234-227-201/662, Sal Soriano 203-242/615, Darren De Maio 226-224/608, John Roberson 202-208/605, Marty Nakunz 248, Jeff Cooper 234, Kenny Allgower 232, Christina Hernandez 212/575.  That’s it for this week. Take care.

ANAHEIM —  Hope everyone had a great week. We’re ready with our report from the past week here at Linbrook Bowling Center where there is always good competition for all bowlers. Santa Gals and Guys: Tony Chaco 221-256/655, Randall Kvenbo 255/621, Rodger Morris 222/608, Ted Juse 215, Terry Blankenship 215, Eileen Debenedetto 244/606, Brenda Blankenship 213. Lunch Bunch: Bin Masaki 204. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 209-211/610. R.C.R.C.: John Cortez 242, Tom Alderson 213, Paul Bud-novich 212, Don Tanner 209, Ralph Tanner 206-203. Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 232-258/672, Ben Philalack 226-216/635, Jeff Tiffin 207-221/623, Rey Ortiz 200-209/600, Lisa Somma 202-211/604. Jacks and Jills: Voltaire Cuello  236-238/671, Romy Villalobos 232-206/636, Ron Vogel 222/611, Ken Williams 235, Rudy Tomaneng 225, Susan deGraaff 245/604, Ann McElvain 221. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Lee Haywood 278-288-254/820, Ben Philalack 287-254-278/819, Randy Seifman 251-254-266/771, Bill Powell 261-243-254/758, Bob Baker 300-212-214/726, Sarah Greenwood 216-219/633, Jo Lu-zania  247, Dolly Nielsen  220, Denise Duarte  208, Patty Hernandez 205. Bowl Sa Mo: Jimmy Kim 212-238/618, Glen Kim 206, Sang Kim 206, Insung Chung 203. Golden Nuggets: John VanVolkenberg 220,Ro Mutzen-berger 213, Bonnie Davis 213. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Gene Nichols 256-300-267/823, Lloyd Thierry 268-237-267/772, Jerry Knight 288-263-210/761, Bob Fulton 235-234-234/703, Lloyd Carter 213-221-252/686, JoyceShort 297/673, Dahana Klerer 211-220/605, Pat Nich-ols 255, Margot Church 253, Flo Vignola 224. Party Timers: Josh Rahm 221-268-267/7546, Ron Garcia 201-222-246/669, Ben Philalack 202-218-247/667,Kevin Arline 244-225/661, Ted Evans 223-225-205/653, Yvonne Dowland 214, Theresia Kotzitsk 202. Anaheim Nisei: Vince Okada 233/616, Bob Mendoza 226/612, Don Ellsworth 215, Fred Sasaki 210. Nikkei: Tony Bargayo 220-253/652, Ken Queypo 230-226/619, Dave Lautherboren 210-225/619, Herb Mihara 233-211/614, Tak Mukai 206-224/606, Aileen Mukai 254, June Hasegawa 201. 525 Ladies Classic: Cathy Marani 226, Val Molendyk 210, Latricia Carroll 201. Santa Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 235-234-254/723, Joe Molina 201-231/622, Armando Galindo 257/603, Fiel Aranda 246/602, Neal Olsen 223. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Carl Stutzman 211, Bill Dunlop 201. Looney In Laughlin: Andy Cain 203, Valdemar Nicanor 202. 7-11 Vegas: Scott Damian 228-290/712, Ken Cox 235-205-267/707, David Wright 229-279/692, Matt Goodloe 201-224-256/681, Ira Berman 230-247/669. Korean League: Ui K Kim 200. Grey Panthers: Mike Warr 225, Carl Stutzman 210, Ro Mutzenberger 201. T.G.I.F.: Pat Jones 231-224-215/670, Martin Alcala 211-247/647, Ric Kauten 235-200/621, Ryan Seltzer 244/604, David Andexler 253. Vegas Party: Stan Evans 233-211-246/690, Ed Evans 212-237-240/689, Len Huber 258-226-205/689, Ed Angeles 245-229/668, Dan Duarte 258-239/667, Terry White 203-202, Traci Sodal 201.

4-4 Vegas:  Neil Butschke 255-201-212/668, Ben Phila-lack 212-215-205/632, Dan Perreria 241/625, Dino Chavez 235-201/606, Larry Leach 255/605, Trish Donahue 244. Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 244-213/614, Pete Quintana 217-211/608, Dave Meno 204-212/606, David Cruz 231, David Kelly 212. Senior No-Tap: (Results for 5-20-08) 41 entries @ $9=$369. 41 lineage @ $4.50=$184.50. 41 prize fund @ $4.50=$184.50. 40 3-6-9 @ $1=$40. Place Money: 1st Romy Villalabos 913 $36, 2nd Ed Hermance 800 $27, 3rd Sandy Viloria 797 $19, 4th Don Gardner 787 $14, 5th-6th (tie) Fred Ringor and Bob Okamura 782 and $8.25 each. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Romy Villalabos 305 $10, 2nd Sandy Viloria 300 $7, 3rd Rose Carter 298 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st Romy Villalabos 300 $12, 2nd Ed Hermance 290 $9, 3rd Dick McKenzie 277 $7. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Johnny Munson 320 $10, 2nd Romy Villalabos 303 $7, 3rd Sandy Viloria  278 $5.  3-6-9 Carryover:  $111. Added    $40. New Total: $131. Winner: Don Gardner $20.

Del Rosa Jrs.  SAN BERNARDINO —  It’s  time to welcome back the juniors for their Summer Leagues here at Del Rosa Lanes. We have  their first week of scores. Bantam Buddies: Taylor Rash 100/278. Pincrackers: Devin Mulherin 340, Aaron Saenz 127.  Strike  Force:  Marty  Coyazo 277/673, Matt Allen 227, Dylan Newton 222-200, Henry Chang Wo 211, Shelby Scheffler 169/429.  Keep up the good scores and we’ll be here to report them.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — You’ve been waiting to see the senior scores and here they are from Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Bob Lee 216-211/577, Velma Bone 477, Bessie Ballman 192. Park & Rec.: John Hutch-ings 204-241/620, Bob Cor-rigan 215/605, Esther Byrd 214/533. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 189/529, Angie Higgins 452, Dee Walter 173. Golden Goodies: Bob Cor-rigan 258/622, Rose Rudh 514, Jean Newton 196. Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Josh Hatcher 909, 2. Rosie Fabela 844, 3. Jean Newton 750, 4. Patti Bechtold 725. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Dee Gibson 760, 2. Cari Burris 731,

Forest Lanes Six Gamer Re-Scheduled

LAKE FOREST — The Forest Lanes Six Gamer normally scheduled for the first Saturday of each month, has been changed to June 8th (Sunday) at 5 P.M.

The California State Open Championships will be bowling at Forest for a few more weeks.

In case you didn’t get a chance to sign up for the State tourna-ment, subs are needed for almost every squad. You must have a sanction card and a verifiable average.

Keystone Lanes in Norwalk is the host center for the Singles and Doubles portion of the State tournament. They need subs also!

The Open Championships is open to men and women!

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3. Geri Higgins 721, 4. Jim Nichols 715, 5. Joe Burns 703, Booby, Chuck Taylor 543. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jackie Knight 800, 2. Bob Corri-gan 765, 3. Phosie Lotze 744, Booby, Jay Hudkins 577. See you on the lanes.