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Honor RollName Score Date CenterEmmERSON WAfER 300 10-22-14 CAL BOWLSTEVE mOELLER 300 10-24-14 CAL BOWLShORTY RAmOS 300 10-25-14 CAL BOWLELIzABETh fONVERGNE 752 10-27-14 WINNETkA BOWLkEVIN GANNON 300 10-30-14 WESTmINSTER LANESJESUS ANDAzOLA 300 10-31-14 DEL RIO LANESROYCE ANGELES 300 11-01-14 CAL BOWL

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SAN BERNARDINO — World War II, US Navy, Admi-ral Halsey, USS Hornet all play major rolls in Bill Vaccaro’s early life. Why? Because he served in the Navy as a gun-ners mate in the the last world war, under “Bull” Halsey on the USS Hornet (CV-12).

Mr. Vaccaro is one of our local bowling heroes, i.e. a war hero who happens to be a bowler. He saw action in the pacific theatre from 1943-46 and can tell you all about the Battle of Midway and the typhoon of ‘44 with it’s one hundred foot waves. 100 foot waves!

If you want to hear what it was like to not see land for nine months, speak to Bill. If you want to know what it is like to eat only beans ev-eryday for every meal for a month, speak to Bill. If you want to know how beans with maggots taste, speak to Bill. If you want to know what shoot-ing down kamikaze airplanes was like, speak to Bill. If you want to know what a hero has to say about war, speak to Bill. If you want to know how it feels to be 90 years old, speak to Bill.

By the way, most Navy veterans are pretty good bowl-ers. At least Seaman Bill Vac-caro turned into a darn good one. He bowled for the first time in 1939 and has rolled many high scores. His highs are 298 and 698. He always averaged at least 180 during

bIll Vaccaro - bowler/VeTeran a VeTerans day sTory

by Frank Weiler

the last seven decades before retiring from the lanes in 2011. I forgot to ask, but wonder if he ever used a wooden bowl-ing ball in 1939?

Vaccaro is familiar with many of the better Citrus Belt bowlers from the early days of the Associaton. His favorite is GARY MADISON. He can tell you many stories about his old teammate including a tale where he claims Gary still owes him $2,500! Some of his other favorite old timers in-clude JIM COATES, CORKY DeMAIO, NORRIS TURNER and JIMMY WALKER.

Who was the best he has watched bowl? He won’t say. He will tell you that the new bowling balls make things too easy. He will tell you that in the old days a big hook crossed five boards and there were no arrows to help you guide the ball to the pocket. The old lanes did have some advan-tages. One of the of “THE GROOVE”. He said many lanes had “grooves” worn into

Bill Vaccaro

L.A. Bowling Fans Are Going To be happy About This Draft

by Fred EisenhammerLOS ANGELES —

They’re back.That’s franchise players Ja-

son Belmonte of the Los An-geles X and Chris Barnes of the Silver Lake (Calif.) Atom Splitters.

The two L.A. teams were reunited with their No. 1 play-ers from the past two years in the 2015 Professional Bowl-ers Assn. League draft, which was held Friday at South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas.

Belmonte and Barnes had become the face of their re-spective L.A. teams and it was feared they would be headed elsewhere when the league announced plans to re-draft its players from scratch for its third season.

But Belmonte was grabbed by X manager Andrew Cain on the third pick of the first round. Belmonte was widely considered the best player in the league the past two seasons and led his team to the Elias Cup finals in 2014.

The X lost in that cham-pionship match to the Atom Splitters, who picked Barnes as the fourth player of the first round. Barnes was drafted by Silver Lake manager Mark Baker.

The L.A. selections of Bel-monte and Barnes pretty much squelched an ongoing contro-versy that the PBA’s re-draft would break up the continuity of all the rosters of the league’s eight teams.

Overall, four franchise players returned to their old teams. Sean Rash was back with the BROOKLYN STyLES. He was the first play-er drafted. The other returnee was PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber, who was drafted first by the New York City WTT KingPins on the eighth and fi-nal first-round selection.

Weber led the KingPins to the Elias Cup title in the league’s first season in 2013.

Wes Malott, who was a member of the league cham-pion Atom Splitters in 2014, was the second player selected – taken by the Pittsburgh Jack Rabbits.

Dom Barrett was taken fifth – by the Philadelphia Hitmen. Barrett, like Malott and Barnes, was a member of this year’s Atom Splitters. The three Atom Splitter first-round choices were a testa-ment to Silver Lake’s strength in 2014.

The Motown Muscle draft-ed sixth and selected E.J. Tack-ett, a member of this year’s X team. Bill O’Neill was the sev-enth player taken – drafted by the Dallas Strikers.

The other four players taken by the X were Stuart Williams, Martin Larsen, Pat-rick Allen and Andres Gomez. Gomez will be bowling with the X for his third season.

After Barnes, Silver Lake took Mika Koivuniemi, Tom Daugherty, Dick Allen and Craig Nidiffer.

The eight teams begin competition March 28-29 at Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine. ESPN will televise all the rounds of the league com-petition tape-delayed.

Jason Belmonte

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Farm Club Division: 2nd Julian Zavala, Champion Michaela Buhain and 3rd Matt Alford.

Open Division 2nd Tyler Salverda & Champion Wesley Low Jr.

COVINA — The JAT made their annual trip to Brunswick Covina Lanes to take on the modified house shot. Scor-ing was a little bit better then the previous event on the Bear as the bowlers had room for a little tug and spray.

In the Farm Club, Michaela Buhain led qualifying with a 224-258 start and held on at +38. Kevin Banaag was on her heals with a 248 finish to get to +16. Nick Caner was 3rd at -4 and Julian Zavala right behind him at -14. Low-to-qualify was Soloman Salama at -85. Scoring highlights included

Low Jr. and Buhain Take JaT Titles

by David YamauchiBuhain 258-224, Banaag 248, Caner 231, Zavala 226 and Salama 226.

In match play, Julian Za-vala lapped the field with a 4-1 record and games of 221-225-267 to jump to +204 and take the top-qualifier spot. Matt Alford jumped from 5th to 2nd with a 255 finish and a 2-3 record to get to +58. Michaela Buhain held on to the final rolloff spot at +38 with a 3-2 record and a 202-210 finish. Other scoring highlights were Salama 233-224 and Reigh Abaoag 229.

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HOW TO WIN A 2015 HONDA CIVICFROM KOLBE HONDA

2 ways to qualify: 1. Through league play at Winnetka Bowl from June 2014 to May 2015. 2. Through our monthly qualifier tournaments. (12 tournaments total - June 2014-May 2015). The top 5 bowlers each month (High Handicap 3 game series) from league play and the top 5 bowlers from each qualifying tournament advance to a semi-final rolloff in June 2015. Top 5 from semi-final rolloff advance to the finals in July 2015.

MONTHLY QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT WILL BE HELD ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9, 2014 AT 1:00 P.M.

Open to adult USBC Sanctioned bowlers only.$20 entry fee. Bowl 3 games, regular scoring.Top 5 bowlers 3 game series scores with handicap will be eligible to participate in the semi-final rolloff in June 2015

Handicap at 90% of 2401. Highest sanctioned 2013 Book average (minimum 21 games) 2. Current sanctioned average with 21 games or more3. If no average bowl scratch.

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Chuck PezzanoDean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame

Bowling News is proud to bring you....

IDLE ThOUGhTS. . . This appllies to all the so called unkowns who have been winning pro titles and other major events.“Many a nobody who isn’t known by anybody becomes a somebody and is known by everybody, and everybody tells him they knew him when he was a nobody and they knew he would be a somebody someday.. . . If you are bowling badly, just remember that for every bowler rated a 10, there probably are least 10 ones.. . . Hall of Fame inductions are highly emotional. The late Dick Weber, a veteran of countless speeches, print, radio, and TV interviews, was so filled with pride that he burst into tears of joy when he was inducted into the ABC Hall. He was able to say only a few words, but his action said volumes. . . . The way a lot of bowlers get along on their tournament winnings is with great reluctance.. . . Look for some bright young bowler with a super com-puter to attempt to change bowling’s scoring system. But also look for some bright older person with a computer to block any move to change the scoring way. . . . Back in 1959 Janet Harman had the highest league average in the nation for a woman—197. These days that doesn’t lead many junior leagues. Are the bowlers that much better?. . . If every college that fields a football team would put as much as it costs to support one varsity football player into a bowling program, collegiate bowling would boom.. . . Want a good mental exercise. Try to keep your bowling score in roman numerals.

NOTES TO NOTE

There are two main theories as to how to break bowling slumps. One school feels the answer is to bowl a lot more, and another advises to bowl a lot less. When we asked super coach John Jowdy, he laughed and said, “Both meth-ods work.”

* * * * *It’s great what coaching and experience will do for any bowler. I recall one top pro who gave a speech and told how when he started he took three steps, and hopped like a frog. Many years of experience and untold hours of coaching, now he takes four steps, and hops like a frog.

* * * * * Warning to all bowlers. When you come up with a key shot to win, you can yell, cheer, leap, hi fi, slap your and other hands, and maybe even spike the ball, but just be real careful about praying.

* * * * *The really large silent majority in this country are the bowl-ers who never have rolled a 200 game.

* * * * *A sportsman who owned race horses for many years got interested in bowling, and sponsored some pro bowlers. Asked the difference, he said, “The horses don’t talk back, and I know where they are every night.”

reminder all bowlers and

associations!NORWALK — January

15, 2015 is the deadline to nominate people for CalUS-BC awards. The awards that are available are:

1. Association of the Year2. Coach of the Year3. Proprietor of Year4. The Distinguished Service Award

Qualifications and forms can be found on the state website WWW.calusbc.com.

Please send all forms to the address on the ap-plication. The committee is looking forward to making presentation for all awards this June at our Annual Meeting.

Thank you,CALUSBC Awards Committee

naTIonal deaF bowlInG newsby Connie Marchione

BOB JONES LED DEAF TRAVEL WITH 906, SALAZAR 248 AT GABLE HOUSE BOWL

TORRANCE —In So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League’s stop at Gable House Bowl Bob Jones led for the second time in row, this time with a bigger score 906 from games of 200-238-223-245. Dan Flores who rolled a 300 a couple years ago in this house, had the only other 800, a 821 with 207-221-236 before finishing with a 157.

Four other bowlers crashed in the league’s honor roll for the day, Gorman Low with 169-179-234-195 for 777 and Ed Abakumoff with 770 from 203-212-176-179. Randy Salazar almost hit 100 pins over average with his day’ high game 248 in his 708 series. Connie Marchione made the list for third time in row with his 206.

Top ladies were Celia Salcedo with her day’s high series 639 and Sharon Caldwell with her day’s high game 175. Flores’ Orange County team shot the day’s only 2000 team series, 2050 and Abakumoff’s Riverside hit 569 to replace Eagle Rock’s 568 as the season high team game.

The day’s team action was closely contested by four points. Flores’ Orange County broke its league leading tie with Low’s Hollywood by defeating Mid City 12-8 for 2 points lead. After first 3 games Hollywood led Jones’ S F Valley 8-4 but S F Valley rallied to sweep the 4th game for a 10-10 points tie. Hollywood fell to 2nd place two points behind leader Orange County. Third place Eagle Rock beat Abakumoff’s Riverside 12-8 to gain 2 points behind Hollywood.

Fourth place Riverside is now 11 points behind Eagle Rock, 5th place Mid City is 3.5 points back of Riverside and S F Valley climbed to 1.5 points back of Mid City. This team standing will be exciting set up for change in the position round matches in the league’s next scheduled November 16 visit to Winnetka Bowl (formerly Canoga Park Bowl).

This 54 years old all deaf bowlers traveling league thanks Gable House Bowl for hosting a close match play action and looks forward to an exciting position round action at Winnetka Bowl on Nov. 16 at 1:30 PM.

31ST ANNUAL SN-CDBA TOURNAMENT TO BE IN CHANDLER, AZ FEB. 14-9-15CHANDLER, AZ…Arizona Deaf Bowling Association is hosting the 31st annual Southern

Nevada-California Deaf Bowling Association tournament at Kyrene Lanes in Chandler, AZ on February 14-15, 2015. Chandler is located southeast of Phoenix.

SN-CDBA Secretary-treasuser Stan Booth mailed out flyers and entry forms to bowlers wwho had participated in the past S N-CDBA tournament. Interested bowlers who did not get the flyer or entry form, may get them and more information by contacting Booth by email [email protected] or by VP 951-208-6723.

The deadline for entries is January 15, 2015. The 30th annual SN-CDBA held at Suncoast Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center in Las Vegas 22 4-players teams and 40 bowlers in its prestigious Deaf Eliminations.

DID YOU KNOW........• Junior bowlers who are high school seniors could win a $1,000 Scholarship Award

from the California State Assn.? Application forma re available — calusbc.com. Deadline January 15, 2015.

• Bowling News is looking for pictures of old bowling centers, and facts to share.• California bowlers donated $127,482.75 to the B.V.L. Fund. Our Vets will receive a

LOT of needy equipment. (Both Medical and Recreational.)• “Babe” Didrikson Zaharias bowled in the 1941 and 1942 Women’s Travel League in

Los Angeles. She averaged 180. (Ask your Grandma who the great “BABE” was!)• Regency Lanes in Bakersfield has all wood lanes.• Shatto “39” just put in new lanes, but couldn’t add unerlane ball returns! There was no

room — no where to dig. Just keep the retro look!!!• Armand Miller bowled on a team at Empire Bowl. On April 5, 2011 he shot 276, Joe

Cassidy rolled 266, Jennelle Jellsey added 278 and Zach Jellsey racked up a 300 for na 1120 game.They applied to USBC. No answer. Do they have an award winner?? Keep trying Armand!!! You all deserve SOMETHING!

x A “BAD ASS” is a bowling ball, not the league loud mouth. Other balls on the sale rack include the “YET, UNCAGED”, “ERUPTION”, ‘MASTERMIND INTEL-LECT”, “MOXIE”, “BRUTE”, “JACKAL” “EUPHORIC TSE”, “GURU”, “SALUTE” and “HOOLIGAN”. What happened to the ‘‘BLACK BEAUTY”???


1 John Armenia 775 $800.00 Cash & Carry $1,600.00 ABTA Shirt $100.00 2 Dominador La Guardia 723 $400.00 3 Joseph Lung 714 $175.00 4 Stan Por 711 $101.00 5 Lito Dizon 710 $100.00 6 Anthony Dancel 708 $96.00 7 Marina Suos 707 $94.00 8 Vuong Do 689 $92.00 9 Bob Selner (Ss) 684 $90.00 10 Jamescart Alarcio 683 $87.50 11 Sun Sundara (Ss) 678 $85.00 12 Jhun Tan 676 $82.50 13 Bedell Vasquez (Lh) 670 $80.00 14 Christina Cheung 668 $77.50 15 William Bundy (Ss) 661 $75.00 16 Cecilia Lung 645 $75.00 17 Louis Evans 651 $69.00 18 Du Quach 648 $67.00 19 George Alford Jr. 648 $65.00 20 Kenny Kwan (Ss) 639 $63.00 21 Wendy Soo Hoo (Ss) 634 $61.00 22 Teddy Villaroman 621 $60.00 23 Danny Guevarra 615 $59.00 24 Chris Solomon 607 $59.00 25 Roger Romero (Ss) 607 $59.00 26 Tess Dizon (60%) 605 $35.00 27 Jimmy Uthai (60%) 603 $35.00 28 Ed Palma (Ss) 580 $59.00 29 Memo Rosales 579 $59.00

DOUBLES REPORT

1 Dominador La Guardia / Stan Por 1448 $140.00 2 Vuong Do / Stan Por 1434 $120.00 3 JeJe Gabriel / Stan Por 1411 $110.00 4 Dominador La Guardia / Vuong Do 1402 $100.00 5 Vuong Do / Du Quach 1392 $90.00 6 Cecilia Lung / Joseph Lung 1389 $80.00 7 Danny Guevarra / Teddy Villaroman 1382 $80.00 8 Teddy Villaroman / JeJe Gabriel 1381 $80.00 9 Du Quach / Kenny Kwan 1379 $70.00 10 Dominador La Guardia / JeJe Gabriel 1379 $70.00 11 Louis Evans / Vuong Do 1377 $70.00 12 Angela Lung / Joseph Lung 1371 $60.00 13 Stan Por / Christopher Slack 1371 $60.00 14 JeJe Gabriel / Du Quach 1369 $60.00 15 Jo Jo Barcelona / Stan Por 1367 $50.00 16 Dominador La Guardia / Minh Dang 1366 $50.00 17 Vuong Do / JeJe Gabriel 1365 $50.00 18 Tri Vo / Stan Por 1362 $40.00 19 Dominador La Guardia / Giang Huynh 1360 $40.00 20 Jimmy Uthai / Lordan Ferguson 1356 $40.00

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ACTION LANES - November 121 Angela Lung / Du Quach 1355 $30.00 22 Stan Por / Jeff Taino 1354 $30.00 23 Vuong Do / Minh Dang 1352 $30.00 24 Bob Selner / Jo Jo Barcelona 1352 $30.00 25 Du Quach / Andy Yu 1350 $20.00 26 Ada Wong-Hum / Du Quach 1350 $20.00 27 Giang Huynh / Du Quach 1350 $20.00

mYSTERY DOUBLES1 Sol Cericos / John Armenia 500 $80.00 2 Edmond Del Mundo / Joyce Charles 492 $60.00 3 Ely Cruz / Louis Evans 468 $50.00 4 Marife Catalasan / Romeo Borillo 454 $40.00 5 Marvin Crowder / Don Quitangon 440 $40.00 6 Ted Villaroman / Vic Paolucci 438 $30.00 7 Deborah Sanders / Jamescart Alarcio 435 $20.00 8 Ed Abarca / Freddy Zamora 435 $20.00

fINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORES:

Men: Sat +81 Women: Sat + 72SUPER SENIORS:

Wendy Soo Hoo (48), Roger Romero (50), Ed Palma (47)

High Qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Stan Por +140

Women: Marina Suos +1073 - 6 - 9: Mark Andrews

Match Game: 134 - Tess DizonMatch Series: 683 - No Winner

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Match Game Winner Tess Dizon ($1,270 with a 134 game in semis) with daughter Angelina, Director Bob Smith, 4x Champion John Armenia ($2,700), 2nd Place Dom La Guardia, 3rd Place Lito Dizon.

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A system of doubles play where the 2 bowlers oneach team play alternate shots throughout the game. The only time one of the pair ever completes a frame

on his/her own is when scoring a strike. Example:The first bowler rolls the first ball & leaves 2 pins,the second bowler will try to complete the spare.

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The 3-6-9 POT again is $3,000 for the taking. The Match Game estimated $1,000 and Match Series will be esti-mated $1,500.

Side pots are guaranteed $75 min 4:00PM and $175 at 6:00 PM. They usually go for much more than $200 per game and pay 3 places in the last squad for a $7 entry fee for all 3 games.

$2,700 1st with Bonuses and Cash n Carry. Men and women compete to the semis on separate boards. When we have the Semis 3 women advance to the top 16, usu-ally well over 45 cashers each week.

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The following Saturday November 15 we have a bye. November 22 Keystone Lanes with Handicap Frozen for the Big Thanksgiving Event 26-27 28 29 at popular WEST COVINA LANES. See flyer on Page 5 or www.abta1.com or on Facebook abtabowling. If you are not a Friend we will add you to Facebook.

Check in Early at Covina Bowl, See you there.

Prepay for the Big Thanks-giving Event for a $700 Bo-nus if paid by Nov. 16. $500 Bonus if Qualify Wednesday $300 Thursday $100 Friday. $800 Bonus if bowled 33 Squads in Calendar Year, and $150 Using 900 Global Ball in Title Match.

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the wood. Grooves that helped guide balls right to the one and three pins.

If you want to learn about old time “ACTION BOWL-ING” ask Bill. He will tell you all about the serious action he has witnessed on the lanes. He remembers hearing of one old timer who had stashed $100,000 in winnings in a false bottomed dresser drawer. That bowler went on to become one of the early PBA stars of the 1960s and 1970s.

While Bill loves bowling, family is even more important. He was married for 56 years (1950-2006) to wife Mary. She was the love his live and he has many wonderful mem-ories of ther times together.

Bill worked for ROHR Industries for thirty years and retired in 1985. He started as an assemblyman and finished his career as a supervisor of assemblymen. ROHR spe-cialized in airplane parts and Bill is familiar with every part necessary to assemble a jet air-craft. Just ask him.

Bill told me he has had a great life. No regrets, nothing to relive. The rest is in God’s hands. Who knows, Bill may make it to 100.

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Michaela Buhain showed why she led qualifying getting lined up and taking the first match against Matt Alford 245-225. Buhain kept on rolling as she took down the top-seed Julian Zavala and struck her way to her second JAT Farm Club ti-tle and first singles title. Con-gratulations Michaela!

In the Open Division, strikes were plentiful as the lanes opened up more and more as play went on. Joe Grondin took the qualifying lead at +228 for his 6 games including a 279 finish to lock in the top-seed. Tyler Salverda was in his comfort zone play-ing up the boards to a +172 while Jerome Jordan Jr. was 3rd just one pin back at +171. Wesley Low Jr. rounded out the triple-digit plus club at +146. Low-to-qualify was Ashley Dunn at +81. Scoring highlights included Grondin 279-256-248-246, Salverda 258-248-233, Low Jr. 256-250-246-233, Jordan Jr. 244-238-233-231, Ashley Dunn 258, Terrence Robinson 246, Patrick Rodriguez 245-233, Brandon Wanders 243, and Andrew Fung 230.

In the bracket, the top-6 ad-vanced with the top-2 drawing a bye. 6th seed Ashely Dunn met 3rd seed Jerome Jordan Jr. and he needed all three to get by Ashley 248-278, 238-201 and 233-169. 4th seed Wesley Low Jr. met first-time bowler Andrew Fung and it was a three game match with Low advancing 195-202, 23-223 and 248-195. Fung had only one game under 200 the entire day. In the semifinals, the top-2 came back into play and Tyler Salverda took out Jordan Jr. in two 226-183 and 224-212 to advance to the fi-nals. On the other side, Low Jr. continued to be red-hot sweeping past top-seed Joe Grondin 236-176 and 227-171 to take on Salverda. In the fi-nals, it was all Wesley Low Jr. taking game one 210-184 and game two 247-223 for the title. Congratulations Wesley!

Our JAT 2013-2014 awards presentation for those with tickets will take place this Saturday, November 8th at 9:30 a.m. at Marie Callender’s restaurant, 5960 Orangethorpe Ave, Buena Park. Following the awards presentation and breakfast we will have JAT Day at Knott’s Berry Farm all day. (Park closes at 10:00 p.m.). Our next event will fol-low on Sunday, November 9th at AMF Carter Lanes- check in at 10:00, bowl at 10:30. Spe-cial start time due to the late-night event on Saturday. Clas-sic format for both divisions this Sunday. See you all for breakfast Saturday and bowl-ing Sunday!


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BURBANK — While this past weekend was a killer physically, it was also an absolute joy. For the first time in several years, Pickwick was represented by a team at the NLAC City Championship Tournament! We also had four Doubles teams in competition. The bowlers were a mix of newbies to tournaments and seasoned tournament play-ers. A shout out to all the parents and coaches that came to cheer and support our young bowlers. You are the rea-son these kids are such wonderful humans and pretty good bowlers too! I salute them and you!

I was told a story I would like to share with you. I’m not sure if it’s a testament to karma or just how small the world of bowling can be. This is a true story, one of those ‘believe it or nots’.

A young man growing up in Texas was an avid bowler in his high school years. He was left handed and his favorite ball was drilled in a very special way just for him. He was a good bowler and dedicated to his sport until one day his ball was stolen. His heart was broken from the loss of his dearest ball. He grew into a fine man and moved up in his life eventually coming to California to live. Thirty years later and not currently bowling, he happened into a bowling center one day, bowling with friends for fun, when to his amazement and surprise, he saw his beloved ball grinning at him from the house ball rack. He was overwhelmed with joy and astonishment at the same time! Thirty years and several states away from when it was last seen! Karma? Coincidence? Destiny? You tell me.

I am told this man has kept that ball on his office desk as a trophy of sorts, though he doesn’t bowl today due to health issues. Incredible, right? I warned you. Believe it or not.Monday All Stars: Youth. (scr) Cameron 129/240, Mat-thew 66/131, Alissa 120/229, Allison 115/226. (hdcp) Mark 121/233, Iris 162/290, Sophie 147/290.Senior Swingers: (scr) Larry McDonald 199, Kay Samu-elsen 180, Ed Bugayong 505 Cres Cruz 437. (hdcp) Ray Garcia 243, Mary Lander 224, Dick Bay 636, Esther Bu-gayong & Armonda Garcia 612.Monday 690: (scr) Dennis Brown 241, Barbara Jimenez 211, Steven Jones 648, Glenda Nale 517. (hdcp) Dave Higgins 245, Judy Treidler 239, Roy Stansbery 656, Carol Thrasher 583.LA Metro Telco: (scr only) Dave Hansen 253, Joyce Hill 202, Kevin Bularz 628, Debbie Turner 512.Orbits: (hdcp only) Jan Levitt 239, Joan Jones 228, Lori Durbin 224, Diane Tait 631, Nancy Sherwood 594, Cres Cruz & Jennifer Tyler 591.ICF Trios: (hdcp only) Kelly McDonough 242, Barbara Tei-tel 233, Chuck Liberto 642, Rita LeBlanc 622.Guys & Dolls: (scr) Darren Aguilar 234, Angela Stansbery 194, Dylan Baron 613, Colleen Simpson 485. (hdcp) Kelly McDonough 285, Charlotte Panaggio 256, Paul Fogle 669, Danica Cunningham 670.Wed. Night Hdcp: (scr) Ryan Hinchliffe 275, Sandy Hub-bard 203, Keane Murakani 674, Laura Baltazar 496. (hdcp) Darshan Shah 279, Melaine Diego 262, Tommy Kientzy 718, Anthony Lopez 654.Senior Foursome: (scr) Ron Stearns 184, Lydia Gantt 170, Roger Desgroseilliers 520, Barbara Teitel 465. (hdcp) Doug McMillen 258, Marilee Bishop 229, Jim DeAngelo 723, Hope Giovanini 640.Thursday 890: (scr) Phil Nunez 246, Ramona Gardner 189, Ryan Hinchliffe 693, Julieta Ward 518. (hdcp) Anthony Martinez 289, Lori Henke 264, Jim Viskocil 731, Lorette Kelsey 719. That caps my treasures for this week. Until next time...keep the ball rollin’!

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The league sheets are in so let’s take a look at those high scores...

V.A.: Art Diemert 551, John Doval 506, Melvin Hogan 471, Armand Ivory 459, Raymond Carter 451, Sue Somes 493, Diana Henderson 388.C.A.U.L.: Reginald Cargo 259/666, Andy Clark 237/660, Alan Nyberg 256/644, Allan Lee 624, Dan Franceschi 224/617, Gary Treadway 233/617, Kurt Haidl 596, Nori Ito 253/593, Wendy Goetz 531, Lori Gilmore 494, Teri Friend 212.Captain & Crew: (Week 8) Sandy Cotcher 521, Shirley Dohrman 514, Mel Leach 512, Georgia Vail 511, Sue Spencer 457. (Week 9) Barbara Federico 561, Tua Sula 521, Joanne Burke 207/518.L.B.S. Employees: Dan Ewaskey 553, Arnie Schroeder 496, Maota Bahr 503, Betty Major 389, Rich Ewaskey 206, Carol Eggers 178.Marcus Lemons Vegas: David Fitzgerald 256/700, Ver-non Adams 245/695, Emmerson Wafer “300”/684, Andre Pitchford 267/677, Jello Gray 659, Ronnie Lopez 258/650, Robert Cloyd 629, Tianna Tipton 243/629, Naimah Williams 239/571, Felecia Tripp 570, Stephanie Jones 231/568, Denita Burton 527, Crystal Barker 216/527, Helen Martin 522.Funsters: Chuck Snook “Sour Apple”. Fred Guray 238/663, James Kennard 229/632, Vince Haneda 613, Dan Monzon 247/595, Ed Hansen 212/593, Ben Jones 223/588, Larry Martinez 581, Al Fagafa 223/571, Rick Seneris 220/563, Rey Cataluna 210/562, Bob Webb 561, Adela Santos 213/549, Janet Faria 513, Joanne Burke 505, Danne VanHorn 503, Christy Estimo 202. Side-pot winners—MEN: Game One: Rick Seneris 258; Game Two: Dan Monzon 247; Game Three: Fred Guray 258.Big Bear: Jimmy Hamilton 276/736, Vernon Adams 259/721, Lee Bradford 268/719, Emmerson Wafer 258/711, Paul Staff 252/704, Ken Seiple Jr. 269/694, Ja-mie Carrington 669, Sonny Dew 247/664, Jonathan Gale 651, Dean Heckert 645, Billy Anderson 239/644, Chris Slack 642, Mark Fowler 637, Cathy Anderson 273/671, Debra Gipson 211/591, Lee Theiss 222/585, Shirley Ow-ens 217/581, Evette Franklin 220/570, Michelle Criswell 565, Allisen Sutton 204/560, Annie Yonemura 549, Carol Egenias 544, Della Douglas 543, Joyce Charles 201/542, Stephanie Jones 200/522.Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Wayne Moon 224/589, Paul Mor-rison Jr. 214/572, Billy Williams 553, John Roach 203/551, Larry Cosgrove 200/540, Chuck Ashton 208/535, Ken Sei-ple Sr. 528, Stan Murren 505, Dorothy Ruggiero 183/496, Vancie Keith 489.Mini Couples: Steve Moeller “300”/746, Richard Cham-bers Sr. 638, Mike Onusic 585, Emily Burchman 503, Dave Thompson 501, Kathy Liedahl 457, Rudy Tomaneng 258, Rene Palomo 232, Bill Dennis 208, Patti Palomo 197, Kar-en Roubinov 169, Julie Chambers 167.Fil-Am Bowlers: Randy Antazo 278/771, Steve Gaucin 268/739, Benji Calinawan 258/694, Chris Abing 244/673, Rithy Ath 288/669, Boylee Inocente 662, Richard Abrantes 655, Royce Angeles 648, Rey Santos 648, James Borillo 255/647, Eric Camanag 243/643, Rick Llaneta 247/635, Kenji Chong 630, Tess Santos 207/552, Jean Colian 210/525, Elvira Gauci 510, Morag Knapp 508.Laughlin Bowler Bears: James Clark 243/658, Brandon Mims 226/621, Joe Monroe 514, James Ward 490, Rebec-ca Romero 184/479, Bea Hackler 472.Vegas Crackpots: Gerald Williams Jr. 267/723, Almyn Woods 258/720, Ernie Perryman 261/687, Ecarum Sumpler 234/674, Sam Minor 613, Carl Stokes 612, Gerald Brown 236/607, John Doval 600, Raymond Jenkins 247/598, Ja-cob Culpepper 237/588, Geno Shaw 236/585, Ellen Myers 223/612, Teka Williams 202/571, Janet Love 217/525, Kim Taylor 215/506.Mega Vegas Sunday: James Matthews 235/656, B.J. Harlan 231/620, Jose Perez Jr. 610, Kenji Chong 214/608, Jimmy Natividad 220/583, Roger Corley 567, James Talley 547, Charles Reece 542, Joyce Charles 483.Young At Heart: Rey Santos 257/610, Charles Gleason 235/604, Bob Sneed 209/601, Al Fagafa 213/578, Art Di-emert 573, James Johnson 208/569, Rich Heid 205/563, B.J. 205/561, Frank Graves 560, Earl Hullett 276/553, Carl Steel 552, Dee Phipps 538, Annie Maae 214/526, Linda Kinney 508.Recycled Teens: Ning Barcelona 206/561, Boylee Inocen-te 530, Fale Sula 526, Ron Leidholdt 203/525, Al Dimas 210/506, Eddie Buhay 505, Frank Grandstaff 204/503, Div-ina Buhay 203/544, Cyndi Klein 535, Donna May 203/512, Joanne Burke 507.Corona Ladies: Diana Howard 232/641, Dianne Gardner 204/523, Anita Anglin 515, Shirley Dohrman 507. Side-pot winners—Game one: Diana Howard 240; Game Two: Diana (Again) 207; Game Three: Guess Who? 270. (Just Kidding...Great Bowling!)Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 215/597, Annie Maae 532, Darlene Hom 520, Karen Witt 507, Carole Fischer 502. Side-pot winners—Game One: Darlene Hom 233; Game Two: Greta Vines 187; Game Three: Patsy Palacios 234.Alley Oops!: Pal Wells 485, Terry Lozinsky 482, Becky Carroll 456, June Murty 379, Ronald Choi 163, Julie Gra-

binski 179, Annie Palmer 170, Eulalia Salcido 146. Side-pot winners—Game One: Joyce Robertson 235; Game Two:Tim Cable 270; Game Three: Linda Watkins 243.Cal-Mega Vegas-Tues.: Eric Motschwiller 279/663, Tom Hillig 245/641, John Woods 238/622, James Lesure 235/620, Ivan Clarke 236/613, B.J. 225/605, Billy Wil-liams 245/604, Bob Johnson Jr. 232/589, Edward Newby 247/587, Rob Lee 222/587, Marcel 587, Anthony Bourg-es 212/579, Clarence Wynne 224/574, Vivian Bayang 223/605, Kathy Johnson 205/524, Brenda Doss 523, Janet Love 513.Senior Men’s Trio: Daryl McCloud 279/776, Joe Acosta 267/745, Tony Sheffield 268/717, Anthony Smith 714, Boylee Inocente 708, Tom Freid 269, Walter Milsap 266.Sierra Bugs: Sandy Wright 210/536, Linda Kinney 501. Side-pot winners—Game One: Terry Munson 221; Game Two: Sandy Wright 210; Game Three: Sandy Wright 220.

JUNIORS(High Scratch Series)

Classifieds: Kennedy Mosley 350, Airrell Gaither 421, Shavon Love 393.Mini-Bees: Mason Dropkin 112, Noah Whitlock 93, Cas-sandra Hernandez 58.Bobcats: Kameron Agulto 379, Nolan Fox 379, Nick De-Lucca 372, Kevin Tate 368, Jaylen Hornback 344, Amon Todd 334, Anthony DeLucca 328, Isaiah Whitlock 318, Em-ily Jenkins 458, Maggie Mariani 312, Keilani Alejandro 303, Latasha Love 287, Shanti Gaither 241, Lydia Izabal 138, Karinna Catamisan 123.Happy Rollers Too: Stacy Santucci 187.Happy Rollers Forever: Mark Algiers 431, Travis Jenkin 428, Lucio Ortega 426, Marianne Tochluk 342, Jeff Keish 329, Cheryl Demaree 309.Adult Youth Match Point: Adults—Ricko Dyczewski 700, Royce Angeles “300”/659, Matt Mosley 643, Janet Love 520. Youth—Grant Angeles 543, Alan Hicks 447, Marcus Mosley 422, Lindsey Dyczewski 460, Shavon Love 433, Latasha Love 332. More Happenings At Cal Bowl: OH BY THE WAY... Shorty Ramos bowled a “300” game last Saturday!

WINNETKA — DO YOU WANT TO WIN A HONDA? Sunday, November 9th is the next Contest Qualifier so come on over to Winnetka Bowl and try your luck. Please see our ad in this issue of the Bowling News for informa-tion.Van Nuys Eagles: Matt Hall 247/686, Margo Sundy 197/548, Joe Myers 256/671, Rick Gamboa 247/659, Ron Craig 567, Georgina Lopez 480.Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 264/726, Wen-dy Maceri 464, Diana Rolllns 460, Lourdes Delacuesta 450, Rick Godin 227/648, Paul Dean 206/582, Steven Schulkin 212/544, Bob Pfleger 520, Bill Aldridge 201.River Maniacs: Robert Galbraith 256/707, Elizabeth Fonvergne 256/752, Kevin Gross 277/704, Allan Nathan 265/687, Richard Singer 267/673, Vince Koeller 665, Monise Kelly 536, Patti Ehart 210/532, Johnnie Englehart 258.Comedians: Jesse Chastain 279/724, Mary Becker 210/553, Jerry Simmons 671, Cecil Fine 269/650, Da-vid Fineberg 234/648, Bob Hatch 258/644, Erica Pollack 537, Jan Sandman 522, Susie Rothenberg 494, Michael Mughadai 237, Chris Vandagriff 234.Copper Bucket: Chas Wiggan 265/716, Karen Vance 216/594, Rusty Yeager Jr. 226/671, Randy Johnston 214/604, Mark Yamashita 215/586, Tony Pensanti 555, Doreen Adelman 510, Orville Dopps 203.Wednesday Night Rollers: Jason Davis 256/695, Kathy Brening-Ray 235/673, Brian Tabachnick 277/634, Bob En-glehart 267/683, Rob Cohen 676, Troy Gibson 257/656, Monise Kelly 525, Stephanie Geitgey 515.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 237/620, Connie Wannomae 204/592, Pam Lind 202/569, Patti Ehart 548.Thirsty Nite Out: Mike Stiverson 251/656, Lynn Andrus 204/587, Don Constable 276, Dave Andrus 246/640, Mitch Jacobs 637, Carl Comrie 605, Daniel Barkin 247/599, Liz Rogers 475, Gary Diesso 232.The Classics: Larry George 228/636, Pam Findl 548, Leah Hofman 203/536, Mike Gilbreath 201/520.SFVCC Nikkei: Art Wake 246/636, Noriko Fukunaga 235/628, Don Kobayashi 254/603, Stan Date 247/635, Stephen Sasaki 244/618, Harvey Nakamoto 232/601, Ken Shinbashi 601, Yuki Matsuba 601, Tami Shiotani 207/548, Terumi Scanlon 510.

SENIORS49’Ers: Howard Rovner 258/677, Carolyn Scherzberg 201/518, Curtis Litzenberger 226/631, Alan Alejandro 201/559, Bob Husby 245/545, Philip Lanni 537, Barbara Vaccarello 511, Keith Hazard 215.Funtimers: Al Reiswig 259/646, Carolyn Scherzberg 209/591, Bill Robb 238/627, Howard Rovner 233/626, Rick Kopper 236/625, Ron Doll 618, Pam Lind 205/554, Eloise Valencia 491, Don Sprenger 233, Anne Wallis 205.39’Ers: Philip Lanni 256/716, Carolyn Scherzberg 222/591, Howard Rovner 234/670, Rick Kopper 628, Tom Roberts 235/622, Bernhardt Roth 233/615, Carole Peire 209/541, Pam Lind 505, Patricia Carpenter 502, Marv Baker 244.

JUNIORSJunior Royals: Justin Pluchino 211/592, Julia Frias 219/590, Jacey Opiana 236/577, Kai Burris 127/359, Wil-liam Wales 126/341, Miles Spano 326, Justin Erickson 318, Deanna Frias 114/308, Sara Miris 269, Bella Hagan 255, David Quezada 128.Have a great week and let’s see some of those high scores reported in our weekly column.

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Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m.LAKE FOREST — The JAT started off the 2014-15 PBA

Challenge last event at Forest Lanes with the bowlers taking on the Bear oil pattern. Scoring was low on the tight pattern as the bowlers struggled for the pocket. Wesley Low Jr. had enough carry to post a perfect 300 game in qualifying to make him the lone bowler to qualify plus.

In the Farm Club, Julian Zavala led qualifying at -45 for his 5 including a 252 in game 3. Michael Ma made his Farm Club return qualifying 2nd at -101 with Michaela Buhain, Michael Conti and Kylie Shishima close on his heels. Low to qualify was Shavon Love at -281. Only two 200 games were bowled in qualifying both by Zavala 252 and 202.

In match play, scoring stayed low and Michaela Buhain took the lead by going 4-1 to get to -100. Zavala held onto the 2-spot with a 3-2 record. Michael Ma took the last rolloff spot with a 3-2 record at -145. In the rolloff, Julian Zaval snuck by the semifinal match 187-186 over Michael Ma to advance to the Championship Match. In the final, it was Julian striking his way to a 191-150 win and his second Farm Club title. Congratulations Julian!

In the Open Division, Wesley Low Jr. lapped the field at +49 with his 300 in game 6 while Jerome Jordan Jr. stayed hot at -23. Ashley Dunn continued her great bowling at -49 and Brandon Wanders was 4th at -76. Low to qualify was Terrence Robinson at -118. Scoring highlights included Wesley Low Jr. 300-210, Jerome Jordan Jr. 252-233, Ashley Dunn 221-213-213, Brandon Wanders 219-216, Joe Grondin 227, and Terrence Robinson 221-218.

In the bracket, the top-8 faced off high-low and Wesley Low Jr. swept past Terrence Robinson 2-0, Jerome Jordan Jr. needed 3 to get by Bobby Hornacek, Ashley Dunn went 2-1 to take out Joe Grondin and Brandon Wanders swept past Tyler Salverda. In the semifinal matches, Wesley Low Jr. swept his way to the final over Brandon Wanders 181-169 and 178-142 while on the other side of the bracket Jerome Jordan Jr. took two straight from Ashley Dunn 179-176 and 186-177. In the finals, Low Jr. took game one 233-202 but Jordan Jr. came back and took games two and three 202-153 and 234-222 for back-to-back titles. Congratulations Jerome!

This Sunday the JAT will head to Brunswick Covina Lane-swith check-in starting at 8:30 a.m. New bowlers who did not register last week can register this week at Covina. Bowlers are asked to comply with the JAT dress code which is pants for boys, pants, skirts or skorts for girls and a collared shirt with name on the back (name on back will be waived for new bowlers who do not yet have name shirts). Bowlers who would like to have their membership paperwork ready can download a copy of the Tour-nament Rules and Membership Application at www.bowljat.org. See you all this Sunday at Covina Lanes!

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Wesley Low Jr. Perfectby David Yamauchi

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Happy Halloween! CONGRATULATIONS to Joe Cassidy for bowling a “300” game. Our monthly Tournament is go-ing to be on Wednesday, November 26th, the day before Thanksgiving. Check out our ad in this week’s paper and Sign Up Today! Judson Baptist: Jon Neander-189/514 Chris Kevari-165 Jason Gutierrez-130 Ardith Jackson-161 Kirsta Dawson-126.Capri: Esther Byrd-204/531 Alice Winchester-189/502 Jean Newton-172.Young At Heart: Mike Cram-276/597 Steve Thomas-257/614 Charley Featherstone-232/636 Mario Sanchez-231/616 Bob Corrigan-224 Dave Hill-223/606 Don Thom-as-218 Karen Smallridge-161 Dee Walter-157 Violet Punongbayan-152.TNT: Matt Tanner-256/669 Daniel Solkowitz-219/620 Thor Terry-216 Lorri Scott-215/622 Lory Durkiewica-204.Tuesday Mixed 4: Ryan McPherson-268/615 Bob Cor-rigan-265/738 Al Collins-258/601 Darrin Brown-258/659 Marty Perry-234/615 Viola Angebrandt-199 Joyce Marion-197 Precilla Richards-194.Park & Rec: Ed Higgins-197/556 Bruce Wells-182/534 Teresa Vest-194/532 Esther Byrd-177/504.Wednesday Vegas: Hugh Shaffer-256/695 Howard Vasquez-234/609 Harold Harmon-233/609 Thor Terry-226 Joe Vasquez-225/667 Daisy LaFountain-199/520 Teena Boyd-167 Melodie Rylander-157.S.B. County: Ron Reaves-284/638 Ron Smith-256/647 Greg Peters-255/661 Toni Futch-243/635 Benson Ector-242-657 Les Franz-241 Bill Elliott-234/662 Frank Gilmore-234 John Valentine-225 Randy Perrine-225 Matt Smith-225 Geri Barnett-181.Happy Gamblers: Eric Heftner-278/646 Adrian Hernan-dez-251 Al Collins-248/720 Russell Ruiz-237/676 Tommy Hague-236/608 Ed Neighbors-235 David Nason-231 John Singleton-229/637 Josh Ball-226 Ben Meier-224 Lorri Scott-235/646 Marty Perry-203 Julie Johnson-200/578 Patti Bechtold-196 Esther Byrd-194.Golden Goodies: Charley Featherstone-223/547 Jerry Burhop-217/603 Mario Sanchez-215 Mike Cram-211/587 Bruce Wells-205/538 Bob Corrigan-203 Lydia Salazar-166 Verlane Mosley-163.Good Times: Mark Calvin-279/651 John Boyer-269/649 Russ Wells-269/691 Del Karper-257/735 Josh Ball-246/641 John Valentine-246/679 Terry Hodgson-245 Jerry Lopez-245/635 Don Mills-244 Jim Lesuik-269/715 Becca Gutierrez-223 Diane Hernandez-201.Saturday Vegas: JOE CASSIDY-300/764 Ken DeMaio-268/716 Dennis Cassidy-246/659 Doug Owens-246/654 Mike Morales-215 Jim Brown-214 Lisa Jenks-178 Lorna Garvin-170 Patty Cook-170.Weekend Rollers: Marty Coyazo-278/753 Tony DeLa-Torre-267/700 Mike Nakunz-257/767 Gary Stebbins-257 Rudy Cardenas-247/684 Jerome Forch-247/670 Tom Stebbins-245 Tommy Hague-243/679 Sal Soriano-237 Richard MacLaren-235/659 Julie Johnson-224 Toni Futch-224 Christina Hernandez-213 Cherysies Williams-206 Elise Hamner-204.Bumper Buddies: Devin Ibarra-100 Johnnie Palomino-95 Madison Heinrich-81.Del Rosa Youth: Tre Mitchell-266/607 Austin Veteto-208/605 Jolene King-170/481 Savannah Rojas-127/303.

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Forest Lanes 9Power House Video Games 9DV8 8Pino’s Pizza 8Tifco Industries 7

TOP 10 TEAMS ROUND 2Keystone Lanes 6The Pro Approach 6Threadworks 6Linder Insurance 6Blizz Yogurt 5

DOWNEY — If only we all could be so gifted… but accord-ing to Frank, there is only one! Zack “Metaphysical” Jellsey was mentally in tune last night, and apparently he wanted to put a beat down on The Pro Approach, as he rolled his way to 648 to team with Jon Diso’s 624 to post the league’s Team High Series. League leader Billy Myers Jr. 246/712 & Frank Barefoot Jr. also managed a 603 in the losing effort as Forest Lanes nearly swept, winning 4-1. Power House Video Games swept their way into a first place tie as Val Wise 244/615 shut the door on Bowlium, who as a team struggled mightily in week 2, their high game being 202. Pino’s Pizza got a huge break in the 10th of game 3, enabling them to pull out Team Total by 3 pins and end with a 4-1 win over CASAMIGO’S Tequila. Leonard Ruiz Jr. 258/624 led the win-ners, while fellow anchorman Vernon Adams managed 240/624 & Joe Jimenez 593 in a losing effort. DV8 had another strong showing, sweeping past Buddy “Lone Ranger” Lucas & Los Al-tos Trophies. Buddy didn’t shoot 800, but did manage 220+ each game for 671, while his teammates went plus one time, 202. Ash-kan Tahvildaran 628 & Jeff Carr 265/624 led the way for DV8. Super Sub Memo Rosales powered his way to 244/653 to lead Tifco Industries to a come from behind 4-1 win over J.A.T. who were led by DeeRonn Booker’s 588.

Keystone Lanes got back to their winning ways taking down Alhambra Coin Center 4 to 1, losing only game 3 by 15 pins. That win for Alhambra came courteous of T.J. Abahazy and his 258/590. Herbert Jones 633 & Arnold Cheesman 594 paved the way for the Keystone victory. Linder Insurance overcame a tough 9 pin loss in game 1 to come roaring back for a 4-1 win over American Harvest Vodka. Anthony Santos 232/621 was the only one able to crack the code on 23-24. Threadworks stitched up their wounds from week 1 and swept past the struggling GJC Ser-

vices. Threadworks got strong efforts from Kevin Peterson 620 & Eric Snow 606 to lead the sweep. Blizz Yogurt cleared the air after a very sour 586 Team Game 1, shooting the league’s high team game in #2 (860) to steam roll their way to a 4-1 win over Herzog Insurance. Greg Neuer flipped a switch for the winners, going 147-245-234 for 626.

In a shocking match up of winless teams it was Erickson Foods over SYSCO 4 games to 1. Raul “Spanky” Rosales 611 & Brian Main 609 led the way to a near sweep, but Charlie Kinstler 604 came up with a key double in the 10th of game 2 to pull out that win by 13 pins. Erickson then put together four games of 209 or more to shoot 849 in Game 3 & the league’s 2nd high Team Series. Cook’s Bowling Supply upped their game considerably after a major struggle in week 1, and managed to pull out a win in Game 2, but remain at the bottom in the bye spot.

Sidepot winners were Game 1 Leonard Ruiz Jr. 258 Game 2 Vernon Adams 240 and 3rd Game Super Pot went to Jeff Carr and his 265 effort. The Financial Advisor’s 2nd game pot went to Billy Myers Jr. with his 246 ($240) to snap off Greg Neuer 245 who had to settle for 2nd and $100.

As predicted, no team managed to go 10-0, but two teams tied at 9-1 will make for a great match next week as both teams boast bowlers who have mastered this 2nd round shot. There are 12 teams within 4 games of the Round 2 lead, and since we bowl by position each and every week, look for the standings to have lots of movement in the coming weeks. We did see our first 700 series this week, as Billy Myers Jr. topped that mark by 12. It’s November now people, it’s bowling season in full effect so come down and see all the action next Monday at Del Rios Lanes.

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