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BARSTOW — After being closed for almost 2 years, Sat-urday is the BIG day for Bar-stow as they welcome bowling back into their community. Revolutions Barstow Bowl is now owned by three So Cal bowlers, Alex Hernandez, Bonnie Launder-Hernandez of Palmdale and Paula Vidad of Sun City, who grabbed the op-portunity of a lifetime to own a bowling center.

The formal ribbon cutting starts the festivities at 10am with City Officials and com-munity dignitaries. 10am - 5pm has open bowling at dis-counted prices, $1 hot dogs, $3 draft beer, and plenty of giveaways, raffles, etc.

A 5 person handicapped No-Tap Tournament starts the evening at 6pm, then live en-tertainment in the bar by local band The Sandoval Bros. at 9pm. Glow Bowling contin-ues through 2am to round out

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the full day of fun, family and friends. A special hotel rate has been arranged with the Stardust Inn for Friday and Saturday night. Single bed $36 and two beds $40 per night. Call (760) 256-7116 for reser-vations.

11am Sunday morn-ing kicks off with a 5 Game Scratch tournament, $50 entry, sidepots and brackets are op-tional or watch NFL Sunday Ticket in the bar while sipping Bloody Mary’s for $3.50.

The three new proprietors encourage bowlers to stop by on their way to Las Vegas to say,”hi” and enjoy a cen-ter where bowling on wood lanes is fun again! Or try their deep fried pickle spears and Route 66 burger. Their motto is “Owned by Bowlers, for Bowlers” and is located at 750 E. Main St, Barstow, CA 92311 (760) 256-8676 or www.BarstowBowl.com.

NORWALK — Malcolm & Marva Cobb, owners of COBB’S CRUISES & TRAV-EL hosted their 4th Annual BOWL 4 A CURE No Tap Tournament, at KEYSTONE LANES, Saturday, October 5th at 1:00 p. m. The tourna-ment consisted of 4 man teams and was open to men, women & kids. The tournament sold out 46 and half lanes with 186 bowlers.

Over 150 people came out to help show their sup-port. As people bowled and others supported their teams, over 150 prizes were raffled off. There was a 50/50 cash raffle, a special raffle with 4 Bowling Balls that included a Pink Heart Bowling Ball with matching Towel &Bowl-ing Bag. Also raffled off was a 24in Pink Flat Screen with a Pink DVD Player. The Grand Prize & Monetary Raffle tick-ets (presence not required to win) were also awarded with Mickey Atherton winning the 3-Day Baja Cruise for two Grand Prize.

Breast Cancer & All Can-cer Survivors in attendance were acknowledged and given a Glass Jar of Candy. They were also entered into a Sur-vivor’s only raffle to win an exclusive Survivor’s Basket. Now we didn’t forget our Men

The First Place Trophy was awarded to: Bruce Hobbs, Melinda Neal, Craig Sipp & Dean Townsend.

cobb’s cruIses & TraVel 4th ANNUAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS BOWL 4 A CURE

Bowlers. All Men were given a ticket for a chance to win a Special Large Gift Basket.

The First Place Trophy was awarded to Team # 20: Me-linda Neal, Dean Townsend, Bruce Hobbs & Craig Sipp.

Jonathan Huff bowled (2) perfect games 300.

Other trophies were award-ed: Men High Series – Jona-than Huff 866, Men’s High Game- Edward Gardner & Aijalon Chambers 290, Ladies High Series – Charlene Peter-son 675, Ladies High Game- Janice Haynes 287

Last Place - Team # 6, Krashandra Edwards, Tanya Alexander, Phyllis Calloway

& Felicia Vaughn.The Looking Good Award

Team # 1 Michelle Ward, Alexis Gossett, Celeste Steger, & Chelsey Evans. We would like to thank Keystone Lanes and their staff, Brent & the Jr. Bowlers, the Snack Bar for great food, the Bar, our vol-unteers, and everyone who participated in this event for making it once again a huge success. We look forward to seeing everyone next year, and hope to see even more new faces. Remember this event is always held the first Saturday in October, to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

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SEATTLE – The Profes-sional Bowlers Association’s World Series of Bowling was created in 2009 to provide the sport with its greatest interna-tional showcase and countless memorable moments have been recorded for the history books. But the fifth edition of the multi-event champion-ships, scheduled for Oct. 25-Nov. 3 at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas, is likely to provide the most drama and excitement of all of them.

WSOB V will include new events, a sold-out field of 240 of the world’s most talented

PBA World Series of Bowling V Expected to be Most Exciting Yet

players representing a record 22 countries, and an end-of-season battle for the PBA’s most prestigious honors in-cluding Player of the Year, eligibility for the 2014 PBA League Draft, and much more as the extended, 14-month 2012-13 season draws to a close.

Bowling fans around the world will be able to follow the action by watching more than 60 hours of live online coverage on Xtra Frame, the PBA’s exclusive webcasts; live scoring on pba.com, and 14 hours of nationally-televised

coverage on ESPN over seven consecutive Sundays, starting Dec. 1.

The fifth edition of the World Series will retain its traditional roots. It will feature four animal pattern champi-onships (the Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon and Scorpion Championships, conducted on the unique lane conditioning patterns that bear those ani-mal names), and the qualify-ing rounds for the four animal events will determine the 24 finalists who will compete for the 2013 PBA World Champi-

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P. J. HAGGERTY WINS THIRD DON GLOVER MASTERS TITLE

by Bette Addington BAKERSFIELD — The seventh annual Don Glover Masters

Scratch Tournament drew a field of 45 entrants the weekend of October 5 & 6 at Regency Bowling Center. This all-wood center had just had the lanes re-coated and new for the event this year, it switched from using the unique Glover oil pattern to the Bour-bon Street pattern. This year’s event had just about everything for a spectator to keep the momentum going! To start off with, all four past Glover champions came to compete—Scott Norton, P.J. Haggerty, Jeff Frankos and Eddie VanDaniker, Jr. And, all four of them did not disappoint as they all made it into the Top 20 Semi-Finals! And, all four of them placed in the tournament!!

But the two qualifying squads on Saturday had their mo-ments. We had two bowlers pick up the 7-10 split and both were Bakersfield bowlers—Diz Francisco and Jess Stayrook (Dave Wodka also picked it up during Sunday morning’s Match Play Finals). Squad B had a 300 game shot for the first game by Mike DeVaney. Excitement was brewing for the Top 20 Semi-Finals that took place Saturday after Squad B finished up. Paul Bober, who recently moved to Santa Monica from Morton Grove, IL, posted consistently high games that landed him the number one spot for the Sunday’s Top 10 Match Play Finals averaging 242 for 6 games. Carlie Medina III was the only Bakersfield bowler to make the Top 10, and he secured the number two spot averag-ing 239, just twenty pins below Bober. Former Glover Cham-pion, Scott Norton, just missed making the Top 10 and placed 11th at +93.

Sunday morning’s Top Ten had five EBI ball staff members in the mix. Leading the Match Play competition, Paul Bober for C300, Dave Wodka and Steve Smith representing Ebonite, Keith Laing for Hammer, and Jeff Frankos also for C300. The nine games of Match Play had Bakersfield’s Carlie Medina III take over the number one position after first game after rolling a nice 268 game. Medina III was the only left-hander in the Top 10. He lost his next game and dropped from leading to fourth at which time P.J. Haggerty and Bobby Campagnale took over the top two spots as they were consistently winning their matches. But then, defending Glover Champion, Eddie VanDaniker, Jr., shot a 277 after five game and took over the top spot and held that top spot through the nine games. The tenth game was a position round which matched VanDaniker, Jr. (3737) against P. J. Haggerty (3685) which Haggerty won with the highest game of the day, a 288.

The Top Five were then set for the Roll-Off. The fifth seed, Andrew Graff, who made an impressive run to secure making it into the roll-off, was first up against fourth seed, Carlie Medina III. Medina commanded the match and won 256-177. Next up, Medina took on third seed Bobby Campagnale, who was the only two-handed bowler in the tournament. This match had Campag-nale start strong with a five bagger and Medina struggling after opening in the fifth, but Medina came back with four strikes to be within 10 pins. Medina barely won 214-212 with Campagnale getting a split in the tenth. Medina then faced second seed, Eddie VanDaniker, Jr. and their match was close until Medina opened in the ninth frame which cost him the match 203-245.

The final match-up was between 2012 defending Glover champion, VanDaniker, Jr., and top seed and two-time (2007 & 2011) Glover champion, P.J. Haggerty. Haggerty wasted no time striking in the front six frames. VanDaniker, Jr., started with an open but couldn’t stay with the pace Haggerty set and ended up losing 172-258.

P. J. Haggerty, who was accompanied by wife, Janay, was thrilled to again win this title and would like to thank “Storm, Roto Grip, KT Tape and Vise Inserts for their great products.” Haggerty used the Defiant Soul, Deranged and Totally Defiant balls at this event.

7th annual Don Glover Masters Scratch Tournament Results:Oct. 5-6, 2013, Regency Bowling Center

11th – Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, CA (1293) $15010th – Dave Wodka, Henderson, NV (3474) $2009th – Keith Laing, Culver City, CA (3501) $2508th – Steve Smith, San Diego, CA (3627) $3007th – Paul Bober, Santa Monica, CA (3668) $3706th – Jeff Frankos, San Francisco, CA (3682) $4255th – Andrew Graff, Las Vegas, NV $5004th – Bobby Campagnale, San Bernardino, CA $6003rd – Carlie Medina III, Bakersfield, CA $1,0002nd – Eddie VanDaniker, Jr., Chatsworth, CA $1,5001st – P.J. Haggerty, Roseville, CA $3,000

Special thanks to our 2013 Glover Masters event sponsors: Bakersfield Convention & Visitors Bureau, Ebonite, The Bowl-ers Edge Pro Shop, Fabrications by Addington, Phantom Radio, Mark Baker Bowling, Robb’s Pro Shop and WeShipYouSave.Com.

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MATCH SERIES $5,000 Match Game Est $5,000

3-6-9 $3,000MONCLAIR — The ABTA

is hosted by Popular Bowlium Saturday Oct. 12 with Quali-fying Squads at 12:00-1:00- 2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with Semi Finals at 8:00 PM and top 16 Single Elim Finals to follow. Top 16 is guaranteed at least $100 and 3 guaranteed women to top 16.

NOTE!! THE MATCH SE-RIES WILL GO FOR $5,000 and we are working on a back up pot also. The Match Game will be estimated ALSO at $5,000. The 3-6-9 IS Maxed at $3,000 so lots of Cash avail-able this Saturday.

There are many optional’s and fun in the ABTA such as Guaranteed Side Pots, Match Game, Match Series, and Bracket Action. Side Pots are only $7.00 total to enter, with $75 min Guaranteed at 4 PM (Two Places) $175 at 6:00 PM and will usually top $275 per game on the final 6:00PM Squad. We usually pay (3 places).

First Place is as always guaranteed at $1,000 min and up to $2,900 1st with Bonus-es. Top 16 always guaranteed $100 min.

In the ABTA Men and Women have separate quali-fying boards with 1 in 5 mak-ing the Finals Roll-off. Also the top 16 are still guaranteed $100 Min with 3 ladies guar-anteed. New members join for only $10. Seniors Men 55+ and ladies 49 + join free. We also guarantee a min of three Super Seniors Men 63+ and Ladies 55+.

Next Week, Oct 19 we visit Covina Bowl in the start of a three week Hcp Bonus. Oct 26 to Forest Lanes in Lake Forest. Nov. 2 to Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar. In this Special, bowl all three events you will get 2 Bonus pins. 2 of the 3 you will get 1 Bonus Pin.Please see our ad on page 5 for info or on the web www.abta1.com or call 562-868-7164.. Hope to see YOU at Bowlium. Check in early please!!!

50 SPLITSIn one league

Session!by Frank Weiler

REDLANDS — I don’t know if anyone tracks the number of splits rolled in certi-fied league play but I do know that 50 splits by two foursomes is a lot. That’s the number of splits left by two teams in Em-pire Bowl’s Senior Laughlin League recently.

While all eight bowlers on lanes 9-10 contributed at least five splits the leader for the day was VONI PARKER with eight.

As individuals go, the most splits I’ve seen by one bowler for three league games is fifteen. I saw STELLA CE-DANO do it about five years ago and she had some choice words for the pins. Last week ROSE RUDH had fourteen in the Senior Laughlin League. Thank you BOWLING NEWS for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.

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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione

FLORES 264/900, FISSER 255/897 TOP DEAF TRAVEL AT DEL RIO MID CITY HITS TEAM HIGH GAME 640, RIVERSIDE HIGH TEAM SERIES 2256DOWNEY — Chalk up two in row for Dan Flores in leading the Southern California Deaf

Traveling League’s 8 bowlers honor roll list in the latest stop at high scoring Del Rio Lanes. Flores’ day’s high series 900 with games of 213-264-191-232 nipped Mark Fisser’s 897 by 3 pins. Fisser had games of 224-226-255-192 in his 897, which is 3 pins shy of his 2nd 900.

Also Flores’ day’s high game 264 made with 8 strikes in row, stopped by a pocket hit 7-10 pins is 3 pins short of Fisser’s season high game 267 made in his season high series 972 both in the season opener. Anyway Flores’ 264 replaces his own 256 made in the season opener as the season high game.

Ed Abakumoff got his first 800 of this new season with 860 from 245-213-193-203. Ed’s team-mate Gorman Low missed as the day’s 4th 800 by 9 pins with his 791 from 231-202-181-177. Ditto for Jeff Stansell who missed as the 5th with his 780 when after first three 164-204-255 he slumped to a 157. His 255 had a front 7 strikes in row.

The rest on the roll list were Stansell’s teammate Andy Lorenzo with (206-211) 758, Bob Jones starting good with 411 but finished with a 746 and Jones’ teammate 90 years young Connie Mar-chione closed with a 210 for 727. The women’s highlight is Anita Lorenzo who replaced her season high game 184 with her new 194.

The league averaged season high 175 plus per bowler at the high scoring Del Rio Lanes with new season high team game and team series. In the first game Riverside with Low’s 231 and Aba-kumoff’s 245 created new season team high 594 replacing Anaheim’s 571. But in the 2nd game Mid City trio of Lorenzo 206, Paul Taffolla 190 and Stansell 204 broke the 600 barrier for the first time this season. In the third game Mid City Trios got hotter with Lorenzo’s 211, Taffolla’s 174 and Stansell’s 255 for new high 640. Mid City replaced Anaheim’s season high team series of 2155 with 2224 and in turn was replaced by Riverside’s 2256.

Fisser’s Anaheim moved from 3rd to first place with a 16-4 win over OC County. Former first place Jones’ Eagle Rock lost to 2nd place Stansell’s Mid City 14-6 and dropped from first to 3rd place. Mid City retains 2nd place 1 point behind Anaheim and two points ahead of Eagle Rock. Abakumoff’s Riverside a 14.5-5.5 winner over Flore’s S. F. Valley swapped 4th and 5th placed.

The League thanks Del Rio Lanes staff and management for the excellent scoring conditions. With time off for our senior bowlers to bowl in the 17th annual Deaf Senior Bowlers of America October 15-17 in Las Vegas, the next center on schedule is Brunswick Covina Bowl at 11:00 AM on October 20.

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Ball League Starts: Tuesday, Sept. 10 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

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Junior Strikers Starts: Saturday, Sept. 7 Meet @ 10 am-Bowl @ 10:30 am Mixed 4’s – HDCP

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SUNDAY Generation Gap Starts: Sunday, Sept. 29 Meet @ 4:30 pm- Bowl @ 5 pm 1 Adult/1 Youth – HDCP

Sunday Gamblers Starts: Sunday, Aug. 18 Meet @ 4:30 pm- Bowl @ 5 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

THURSDAY HME Starts: TBA Meet @ 4:30 pm-Bowl @ 5 pm Mixed 3’s – HDCP

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‘We’ve Got Balls’

LOS ANGELES — Since its debut at the Newport Beach Film Festival on April 29 of this year, “We’ve Got Balls,” a quirky family-friendly com-edy, continues to be named an official selection of other festi-vals and a festival award win-ner. According to Cherie Kerr, the writer/director of the 93-minute comedy, the All Sports L.A. Film Festival has tapped it to screen in competition. The festival begins Friday, Novem-ber 8, 2013, and ends with an awards banquet on Monday, November 11, 2013.

This marks the fourth festi-val appearance in five months for “We’ve Got Balls,” which to date has won four awards including “Best Comedy” and “Best Comedy – Feature” at the Movieville International Film Festival and the Action on Film International Film Festival (AOF), respectively. It also won “Outstanding Cast Performance” at AOF and Kerr was named “Filmmaker of the Year” there, as well.

“We’ve Got Balls” is a quirky, family-friendly com-edy set in the fictional town of Fountain Springs where its 52 residents wind up in a “whacked-out bowling show-down,” to save the town’s only centerpiece (Fountain Bowl). The bowl is slated for destruc-tion by a greedy land devel-oper who intends to build a gambling casino on the land on which it sits.

The film will screen at the landmark El Portal Theater at 5269 Lankershim Boulevard in the heart of North Hollywood (Los Angeles, Calif. 91601). Tickets may be purchased at http://allsportslafilmfest.com.

For more information on “We’ve Got Balls,” including a press kit, photos, and inter-view opportunities please call 714 550-9900. Those inter-ested in getting a sneak peak at “We’ve Got Balls” may view the film’s trailer by visiting: www.wevegotballsmovie.com or contact Ree-invent Films at 714 550-9900.

onship. All five of the championship tournaments will be televised by ESPN. First prize in each animal pattern event is $20,000; first prize in the PBA World Championship is $50,000.

Also returning to the World Series schedule will be the World Tenpin Bowling Association’s World Bowling Tour Men’s and Women’s Finals, presented by the PBA. The top three men and the top three women, based upon a rolling two-year points competition in WBT events held around the world, will bowl in a three-player stepladder finals. Each champion will win $20,000.

New to the World Series program will be a PBA50 Finals and a PBA Regional Players Invita-tional Finals, which will be contested on Nov. 3. The PBA50 Finals will feature the PBA50 Tour’s three top point-earners (PBA Hall of Famers Walter Ray Williams Jr., Amleto Monacelli and Pete Weber) in a stepladder final with a $10,000 top prize at stake. The players will be seeded based on their rankings in the 2013 PBA50 competition points list. No. 2 Monacelli will bowl No. 3 Weber in the first match, with the winner advancing to meet No. 1 Williams.

The PBA RPI Finals will feature six RPI champions representing the PBA’s East, South, Cen-tral, Midwest, Southwest and combined West/Northwest Regions. RPI finalists will be seeded for television based upon their 28-game qualifying totals in the four animal pattern events. Players who rank second, fourth and sixth will bowl the opening match; players who rank first, third and fifth will bowl the second match. The two winners will then bowl for a $6,000 first prize and a berth in the 2014 PBA Tournament of Champions.

Also new to the WSOB V program will be a special High 5 Gear PBA League Challenge Match: USA vs. The World that will kick off the World Series on Friday, Oct. 25, and provide Xtra Frame subscribers with a preview of the PBA League’s new singles, doubles, trio and team format that will debut in late January. The Challenge Match also will be available to Xtra Frame non-subscribers for a special one-time pay-per-view cost of $5. To subscribe to Xtra Frame, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link.

WSOB V will conclude with three days of ESPN television finals, Nov. 1-3, on special lanes installed in South Point’s Exhibition Hall B. Tickets for all television events are available through PBA’s official website, pba.com, and at the control counter at South Point Bowling Center.

The five PBA Tour events will have a major bearing on the 2012-13 Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year and Harry Golden Rookie of the Year races, along with the George Young Memorial High Average Award and Harry Smith Point Leader Award races. Heading into the World Series, Jason Belmonte is the leading contender for Player of the Year honors, but he’s being chased by Mika Koivuniemi, Sean Rash, Wes Malott, Tommy Jones, Scott Norton and Pete Weber.

The final 2012-13 competition points standings will determine eligibility for the 2014 PBA League Draft, which will be held in South Point Bowling Center (and webcast live on Xtra Frame) on Sunday, Nov. 3, at 7 p.m. PT. All eight PBA League managers will draft one additional player for their 2014 rosters. The PBA League begins its second season of competition in late January at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich.

Throughout the World Series, PBA fans around the world will be able to follow all qualifying and match play rounds live on Xtra Frame, and by tracking “live scoring” on pba.com. For a com-plete roster of players, click here: http://www.pba.com/Rosters/Details/1955. One competitor fans will be watching with special interest is NFL all-star wide receiver and PBA League owner Terrell Owens, who will make his PBA debut in the World Series.

If all of these activities aren’t enough, there also will be optional PBA All-Regions Singles and PBA West Region Member/Non-Member Doubles tournaments over the Nov. 1-3 weekend. And the Teen Masters Grand Championship will be decided on the television lanes in South Point’s Exhibition Hall B on Friday, Nov. 1.

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 galdino Chavez 740 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $1,700.00 2 Bill warren 744 $500.00 3 sol Cericos 701 $200.00 4 Adam mckenzie 710 $110.00 5 sandy rosenblum 666 $110.00 6 tri vo 711 $105.00 7 william samson 691 $105.00 8 leonard garcia 60% 691 $63.00 9 jojo Barcelona 694 $105.00 10 Don Quitangon 734 $100.00 11 Cecilia lung 708 $100.00 12 jack trongale (ss) 707 $100.00 13 rachel macias 60% 695 $60.00 14 Benjamin Chung 693 $100.00 15 kenny kwan 681 $100.00 16 romy Cajucom (ss) 678 $100.00 17 louis Evans 60% 671 $42.00 18 Danny guevarra 671 $70.00 19 wendy soo-hoo 663 $67.50 20 gerry manalo 657 $67.50 21 william garrett 657 $67.50 22 shaun suase 651 $65.00 23 Darrow tiongco 650 $65.00 24 Emily yeung 649 $62.50 25 rey josafat jr. 649 $62.50 26 victor Paolucci (ss) 644 $62.50 27 yen lach 637 $60.00 28 Eric Perez 60% 630 $36.00 29 Bobbie mcCollum (ss) 627 $59.00 30 william Ele 624 $59.00 31 michael Davis 621 $58.00 32 samson kong 617 $58.00 33 ken seiple sr (ss) 610 $57.00 34 jean Colian 609 $57.00 35 ike topacio 590 $56.00 36 Edmond Del mundo 580 $56.00 37 Emilio Flores 573 $56.00 38 marife Catalasan 571 $56.00 39 ronald roberto 60% Dns $33.50 40 leo tartamella (ss) DnF $56.00

DOUBLES1 william samson / Don Quitangon 1426 $90.00 2 steve Brode / william samson 1413 $80.00 3 Eric Perez / louis Evans 1396 $70.00 4 galdino Chavez / Emilio Flores 1367 $70.00 5 Benjamin Chung / kenny kwan 1367 $70.00 6 rey josafat jr. / william garrett 1365 $60.00 7 rey josafat jr. / louis Evans 1351 $60.00 8 samson kong / michael Zhang 1348 $50.00 9 galdino Chavez / victor Paolucci 1347 $50.00 10 samson kong / Cecilia lung 1342 $40.00 11 steve Brode / louis Evans 1340 $40.00 12 steve Brode / Don Quitangon 1339 $30.00 13 william samson / minh Dang 1330 $20.00 14 jo jo Barcelona / michael Zhang 1330 $20.00 15 Cecilia lung / michael Zhang 1330 $20.00

fINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORES

men: + 74 women: +51suPEr sEniOrs:

wendy soo hoo 42, victor Paolucci 60, romy Cajucom 58

high QuAliFEr (FrEE Entry)men: ken seiple sr +163

women: jean Colian + 1013 - 6 - 9: william samson

match game: 180 - nO winnErmatch series: 409 - NO WINNER

RAffLE RESULTS900 global sponsor Ball victor mejia ABtA regular Entry Ben Bagoisan ABtA regular Entry sun sundara ABtA regular Entry Cezar marcella ABtA shirt jack trongale ABtA shirt Cecilia lung ABtA $10 Brackets Alan Aguilar ABtA $10 Brackets Arnold Agoncillo ABtA $10 Brackets steve Brode

Prize Fund 171 $4,347.50Paid Entries 17 @ 56 $952.00Optional sidepots $1,208.00Doubles $770.003-6-9 $50.00shirt & trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $1,700.00total Payout $17,075.50

abTaCal Bowl - October 6

Galdino Chavez Wins ABTA Title #2 at Cal Bowl (L-R) Emilio Flores/Semifinalist, Sandy Rosen-bloom /4th, Galdino Chavez/Champion $2,700, William Warren /Runner-up $500 and The Cham-pion’s Nephew Tomas Chavez, ABTA Super Supporter and Bowler.

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LAKEWOOD — Popular CAL BOWL hosted our event this weekend and surprised everyone with a very chal-lenging lane condition never before seen in any ABTA event. We had 171 entries with 40 bowlers advancing to semi finals, all guaranteed to cash. Cut scores were (+74) for the men and (+51) for the women. Super Seniors added were Vic Paolucci (+60) and Romy Ca-jucom (+58) for the men, and Wendy Soo Hoo +42 for the women.

High qualifiers for the weekend were Ken Seiple Sr. +163 for the men and Jean Co-lian +101 for the women. They each get a paid entry to a fu-ture ABTA regular event. Top qualifier gets the privilege of drawing for the Match Series and Ken drew 694. The tough shot made this high score dif-ficult to match so Match Series MAXED at $5,000 carries over to Bowlium next weekend.

Will Samson took the top two spots in our OPTIONAL DOUBLES. #1 with Don Quitangon with their 1426 for

GALDINO CHAVEZ EARNS 2ND ABTA TITLE!All Pots Carry Over and are MAXED to the Bowlium Saturday One DayMatch Series $5,000 3-6-9 $3,000! Match Game estimated to MAX at $5,000

Match Game 283, Match Series 694 No Winners at CALBOWLIUM is NOW a Handicap Bonus Event

$90 and #2 with Steve Brode with 1413 for $80. Doubles paid out 15 places for a total of $770 with a low to cash score of 1330.

Big Bill Warren +144 was TOP SEED amongst the 40 semi final qualifiers. Galdino Chavez followed with +140. Galdino with at out the first round while Bill chills as he waits for the title match. Top seed gets the honor of drawing for Match Game and Bill drew the unmatched 283 game. Our Match Game fund of $3,560 carries over to next weekend and is estimated to max at $5,000. Our optional 3-6-9 MAXED at $3,000 also carries over as William Samson wins the $50 consolation prize.

Cut scores for the top 16 Match Play Finals were +78 for the men and +66 for the women. Eliminated after the first round and getting $100 each were Don Quitangon, Cecilia Lung, Jack Trongale, Benjamin Chung, Kenny Kwan and Romy Cajucom. Rachel Macias took home $60 for her reduced entry. Placing

6th-9th after the second round were Tri Vo, Will Samson and Jojo Barcelona for $105, and Leonard Garcia (reduced entry ) for $63. For our HORSE pick finalists, payouts were $34 for Adam McKenzie, $44 for sec-ond seed Galdino Chavez, $68 for Sol Cericos, and a whop-ping $206 for Sandy Rosen-blum.

Adam couldn’t seem to find his game nor catch a break and with only four marks, his 157 game lost to Galdino’s 204. Sandy and Sol showed a good and exciting match. Sol start-ed strong but a couple of bad breaks in the middle and he ended on shaky ground even though he punched out in the 10th. With Sandy’s double in the 8th and 9th, a spare in the 10th guarantees her win. Spec-tators who had her as their “horse” were almost celebrat-ing:;=) Bad luck? Bad Break? Nerves or Jinx? Sandy’s heart dropped when the 6-7 split stood tall after her first ball in the 10th. Like a PRO, one can see how Sandy collected herself and with intense fo-

cus and determination, almost converted the big split. Sandy finished at 206 against Sol’s 217. At 4th and 5th respective-ly were Adam McKenzie and Sandy Rosenblum for $110 each. It’s now between Sol Cericos and Galdino Chavez. Galdino’s ham bone in the first four frames made up for his misses in the 6th & 7th frames. Sol had a solid clean game but he needed to string in order to bring down Galdino. Sol finished 3rd for $200 with his 229 game. Advancing to the title match with his 246 game is this week’s HORSE winner $44- Galdino Chavez.

Top seed Bill Warren met challenger Galdino Chavez at the top. Bill started with a strike but it was strike or miss until his double on the 8th &

9th frames. On the other hand, Galdino who’s still in high spirits after winning his last three matches, was shooting a clean game and even con-verted the 5-7 split handed to him in the 5th frame. By the 10th frame, he needed only 8 or better to secure the title. A huge grin spread across his face when he downed 9 pins on his first ball on the 10th. Galdino finished the game with 239 earning him his 2nd ABTA Title worth $2,700 which includes $1,700 from the optional Cash & Carry on top of the guaranteed $1,000 prize fund .Likeable Bill War-ren placed second with his 190 game and took home $500.

Two Time ABTA Title holder Galdino Chavez is from Fontana. A ready smile on his face, used an old favorite, his Classic Storm Dimension to tackle this weekend’s lane con-dition. Along with his family - wife Sylvia, sons Gustavo and Galdino, and daughters Jasmin and Sylvia, Gustavo thanks GOD above all else for the blessings. He enjoys bowling and gives credit to his nephew, Tomas Chavez for introducing the sport. Galdino also thanks good friend Emilio Flores, our hard working ABTA Staff and the rest of the ABTA bowlers who supported and cheered.

Runnerup Bill Warren is from Long Beach and he used his Storm Frantic and Mar-vel-S drilled by ABTA member Chuck Weeks. He dedicates this win to his kids - Casey, Nico and Stephen. He extends his thanks to his coach, Sher-man Joseph from Del Rio and to Chuck Weeks who takes care of his equipment.

Third place winner Sol Cericos is from Arcadia and used his Storm Marvel-S drilled by Memo at Apex Pro Shop Chaparral/ Friendly Hills He, long time ABTA support-er, thanks his family and the ABTA Staff for support.

Victor Mejia is this week’s winner of a new bowling ball from our sponsor, Global 900. For our RAFFLE ticket draw-ing: Alan Aguilar, Arnold Agoncillo and LUCKY GUY Steve Brode each got $10 ABTA Brackets; Jack Tron-gale and Cecilia Lung each got an ABTA Shirt; and ABTA Regular Entry winners were Ben Bagaoisan, Sun Sundara and Cezar Marcella.

ABTA Bowlers took home $17,075 in cash and prizes this weekend! Your satisfaction is our pride and having the best payout ratio on our track re-cord is our way to show all our loyal ABTA bowlers our ap-preciation. Thank you for your continued support.

Mark your calendars for our BONUS PIN HANDI-CAP EVENT next weekend at BOWLIUM LANES in Mont-

clair! Each bowler gets +1 pin handicap for bowling on a regular paid entry at Bowlium Lanes. Please see our ad in the California Bowling News or check out our website (www.abta1.com) for our sched-ule and directions. Also next week begins three/3 week Hcp Bonus Events. Oct. 19 Covina Lanes, Oct. 26 Forest Lanes and Nov. 2 at Oak Tree Lanes. Bowl in all three get 2 Bonus Pins. Bowl in 2 of 3 get 1 Bonus Pin.

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Eric Medves Mission Viejo $2,000

Scott Hong Tustin $750

Cezar Marcella Northridge $350

Kevin Valmonte Pomona $250Mark Watanabe Yorba Linda $188Bob De Alba Lawndale $188Mike Crom Santee $150Hermie Le Baquin Cerritos $125 Dir.Bill Cauble, Champion Eric Medves, 2nd Scott HMart Jablan Alhambra $110 Dir.Vic Mirassou, 3rd Cezar Marcella,4th Kevin Valm

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ANAHEIM — Eric Medves was the winner of the $5K Dash for Cash held at Linbrook Bowl on September 28-29 and October 5-6. Eris is married to Patti and has one daughter, Christine. Eric is a multi-time champion and has been bowling ABT for about 30 years. He has a high game of 290 and a high series of 790. Eric was using a Storm Marvel S drilled by Quin Barron for the win. Eric wanted to thank Quin for taking care of his equipment and credits Mark Baker and Wes Malott for helping him with his game. He wanted to thank Patti for her love and support. Eric also wanted to thank Victor, Mike, Bob, Rick, Allen and Mike for their support during the tournament. Eric plans on using his winnings for bowl-ing in the upcoming Fall Nationals. P.S. yes and a special thank you to my good budddddy Randy Pedersen

ABT SoCal Citrus will have a one-day beat-the-board tourna-ment at Foothill Lanes on Sunday, October 13, 2013. Squad times are at 12N, 1:30 and 3PM. The address is 17238 Foothill Boule-vard in Fontana. The phone number is 909-822-9900. First place guaranteed at $1000 with the Mega Pot.

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BOWLING NEWSOctober 10, 2013 Page 7

2013 Fall Nationals October 15 – October 20, 2013

Sponsored by:

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2nd $20,000.00, 33rd – 59th $500.00, Low to cash in Semi’s $250.00 Prizes Include all Bonuses, See Rules for Details

InsideBowling.com will be live streaming our top four main event finals along with other actions during the 2013 Fall Nationals. Here is

your chance to exhibit your bowling skills on TV....

PETE WEBER RANDY PEDERSEN LIZ JOHNSON LEANNE HULSENBERG

PBA Hall of Famer and 37-time National Title Holder Pete Weber, Randy Pedersen, PBA Hall of Famer and ABT Storm Representative, Liz Johnson 14 Time PWBA Winner

Including 3 US Opens, and Leanne Hulsenberg, USBC Queens Champion and US Open Champion To Bowl ABT PBA Team Challenge

Randy Pedersen along with Pete Weber, Liz Johnson, and Leanne Hulsenburg will be drafting 12 ABT members to bowl with them in the Fall National PBA Team Challenge. A Special Guest will take the next

three seeded members from this special tournament to bowl for pride against the four teams with the Pros. The PBA Team Challenge has a guaranteed purse of $10,000 that will be paid to the 12 ABT

Members and their PBA team mates. The ABT Room Block at Sam's Town is sold out! ABT members are encouraged to get reservations in NOW!!!

In order to not have to pay a late entry fee of $25, it is important that you pre-pay for at least one squad by October 1st. You can bring your application to an ABT tournament and we will send it in to the National Office.

NEW LEAGUES

NOW FORMING

REMEMBERING ROSE VIGIL

by Joy McGregorORANGE COUNTY —

Rose Vigil joined the Orange County Women’s Bowling As-sociation in 1975 as a director. In 1978 she was elected to the valued Treasurer spot, taking over from retiring Helen Bel-lows. Rose was in her ele-ment and loving numbers, she excelled! At the 1986 WIBC national convention and tour-nament hosted by Orange County, Rose was the audi-tor for all the scores bowled. She and her committee did an outstanding job and she was personally praised by WIBC president, Helen Baker.

Rose was a delegate to many state and national con-ventions over her tenure on the Orange County WBA board. Rose and president of the OCWBA, Ramona Clark, were travelling companions and frequent roommates on these “fun” trips. Ramona has many “stories” of some of their adventurers. “Rosebud”, as she was affectionately known was a feisty little gal, with two obvious passions: bowling and gambing (not necessarily in that order). At any of the convention cities with a casino close by, you always knew where you could find Rose, af-ter her shifts were completed, sitting and ‘always’ winning at a poker machine!

Rose was a good bowler, an excellent poker player and a diligent and hard working member of the board. Ramo-na tells us she was dedicated and always worked more than her share of shifts. “I could always depend on her”, says Ramona.

One thing I remember about Rose is at every conven-tion/tournament we travelled to, if Rose had not bowled well she’d say, “Well, this is my last year, don’t count me in next year.” Well, the next year would roll around and guess what? Yep, there was Rose standing at the front of the line. No one ever muttered a word, we’d just chuckle and say, “That’s our Rose”!

Rose was married to a Navy man and they had 3 chil-dren. Her husband and two sons preceded her in death. She is survived by her daugh-ter, Diane.

A memorial, “Celebra-tion of Life” luncheon was held Sept.10th to honor two past board members and good friends, Ginny Snodgrass and Rose. These two were the best of friends. Ironically, they passed away a week apart.

This luncheon was attend-ed by many of their friends and many pictures and a few readings were presented. A few tears were shed but main-ly many laughs were remem-brances of these two admired ladies we all took away with us.

God bless you Rose and Ginny. You will be greatly missed and always remem-bered....

bVl honored as 2013 TOP-RATED NONPROFIT

New GreatNonprofits.org Award is Based on Positive Online ReviewsMETROPOLITAN AREA WASHINGTON D.C., – BVL an-

nounced today that it has been honored with a prestigious 2013 Top-Rated Award by GreatNonprofits, the leading provider of user reviews about nonprofit organizations.

“We are excited to be named a Top-Rated 2013 Nonprofit,” says BVL Board Chair Darlene Baker. “We are proud of our accomplishments this year, including recreation grants to VA Medical Centers, programs for wounded warriors at Walter Reed National Medical Center, and our support of the VA national vet-eran’s competitions.”

The Top-Rated Nonprofit award was based on the large num-ber of positive reviews that BVL received – reviews written by volunteers, donors and clients. People posted their personal ex-perience with the nonprofit, for example one person wrote, “I will give to BVL in time and money every year. There is nothing more satisfying than giving an amount to a cause and knowing that it actually gets to those you intended it for. I have actually given the grants to our State Vet Hospitals, spent some time with the vets, and experienced the joy they feel being remembered, supported and honored. Donors should give freely as they are assured that the donation goes directly to the vets.”

To read the complete list of reviews, visit http://greatnonprof-its.org/org/bvl-fund-inc

While the Top-Rated Awards run through the end of October, BVL was part of the inaugural group to qualify for the year.

“Savvy donors want to see the impact of their donations more

than ever,” said Perla Ni, CEO of GreatNonprofits, “People with direct experience with BVL have voted that the orga-nization is making a real dif-ference.”

Being on the Top-Rated list gives donors and volunteers more confidence that this is a credible organization. The reviews by volunteers, clients and other donors show the on-the-ground results of this non-profit. This award is a form of recognition by the community. BVL provides recreational and therapeutic programs and services to boost morale and speed recuperation of Amer-ica’s active duty and veteran service men and women na-tionwide. BVL is located in Metropolitan Washington, D.C..

BOWLING NEWSPage 8 October 10, 2013

10th annual Phone Card Drive Kicks Off

29 PALMS — In the first years of our Phone Cards for the Troops charity we longed for a word from someone who received one of our cards. It finally became clear that the wives of the troops serving were the ones who began sending us thank you notes. We now have received many and in one instance a note from the Byrum children saying “Thank you for the phone cards so my dad can call us. I miss him a lot.” Axel Byrum. All of the notes express heartfelt thanks for the opportunity to talk to their loved ones. We do make a difference.

We send our cards through the 29 Palms AFYMCA where packages are sent to the troops and our cards – enclosed in an envelope with our identity information are included. Carla Marie Wie-dler said, “I just want to say thank you for your donation of the phone cards. Luckily, I have received one and I am highly looking forward to hearing my Marine’s voice and that is because of you. I’m stationed here in 29 Palms and I have told my friends about your wonderful phone cards that AFYMCA is distributing. Thank you to everyone involved for your time and effort, it surely is not wasted! There is not a price tag you can put on what you are doing for the military members who receive these. So thankful.”

They all give thanks for helping their families stay in touch. The troops endeavor has raised nearly $60,000 for the phone cards we send. We started out with a small donation of $500 and last year it was over $8,000! You can donate in memory or in honor of someone or just to support our cause. We are grateful to the CUSBC BVL program and the Camellia City 500 club and the Bowl-ing Proprietors of Southern California for their generous donations each year.

If you know of someone who is deployed and would like a card sent directly to them just let us know. Send the information to Chairman Wendy Boswell, 3118 Lake Mead Court, Chico, CA 95973-5810. Direct donations go to CBW Treasurer Tina Martin, 57 Shields Lane, Novato, CA 94947-3877.

Deadline for donations is December 31, and the cards are sent to arrive for Valentine’s Day – 2014. All donors will be put in a pool and a lucky person will be drawn to receive a Tony Reyes commemorative bowling ball!

Koivuniemi Wins Columbia 300 Vienna open for 12th Pba Tour Title

PBA Player of the Year, World Bowling Tour races get tighter heading into Thailand event VIENNA, Austria – The 2012-13 Professional Bowlers Association Player of the Year race got

even more interesting Sunday when Mika Koivuniemi, a Finnish native now living in Hartland, Mich., won his third PBA International Tour title of the season, defeating fellow Finn Pasi Uotila, 258-237, in the title match of the Columbia 300 Vienna Open at Plus Bowling Center.

With his win, Koivuniemi became the first PBA Tour player to win three titles – all on foreign soil – during the 2012-13 season. He previously won the Round1 Japan Cup followed by the Qatar Open in back-to-back World Tenpin Bowling Association/PBA International Tour events in Decem-ber 2012. Jason Belmonte, Australia (Bear Open and USBC Masters) and Scott Norton, Mission Viejo, Calif. (Chameleon Open and Earl Anthony PBA Players Championship), are the only other multiple title winners this season with two each.

Koivuniemi, who owns 12 PBA Tour titles, also moved into second place in the WTBA’s World Bowling Tour men’s points standings and won a 7,000 Euro first prize (est. US$9,500) to take the 2012-13 PBA Tour earnings lead with $172,312 (roughly $3,500 ahead of Belmonte).

The Vienna Open was the next-to-last World Bowling Tour qualifying event heading into the PBA World Series of Bowling. With his victory, Koivuniemi earned 50 WBT points and now ranks second with 534 points, trailing leader Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill., who has 563 points after picking up 23 points for his seventh-place finish in Vienna. Trailing Koivuniemi and Rash on the men’s points list are Mike Fagan of Fort Worth, Texas (506); Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C. (494); Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas (491), and Belmonte (477).

The top three men and top three women on the WBT’s rolling two-year competition points list will earn berths in the WBT Finals presented by the PBA, which will be held on Nov. 3 as the final event on the PBA World Series of Bowling V program. The top three WBT women have clinched berths. Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J., is the leader with 647 points followed by Liz Johnson, Cheek-towaga, N.Y. (555) and Missy Parkin, Laguna Hills, Calif. (539).

The final WTBA/PBA International Tour tournament and final WBT qualifying event leading into the PBA World Series of Bowling V will be the WBT Thailand which will be held Oct. 14-21 at Bul-O Paragon in Bangkok, Thailand. WBT points at stake begin at 50, 40, 35, 30 and 25 for the top five players, respectively, with lesser points awarded based upon where players finish.

WSOB V is set for Oct. 25-Nov. 3 at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas. The WBT Men’s and Women’s Finals will be held on Nov. 3. Finalists in each gender division will bowl for $20,000, $10,000 and $5,000 prizes.

Seven PBA Tour titles remain to be decided during the 2012-13 season: the WBT Thailand, four animal pattern championships (Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon and Scorpion) plus the PBA World Championship during WSOB V, and the season-ending Round1 Japan Cup in Tokyo.

COLUMBIA 300 VIENNA OPENPlus Bowling Center, Vienna, Austria, Oct. 6

Final Standings:1, Mika Koivuniemi, Finland, €7,000 (est. US$9,500).

2, Pasi Uotila, Finland, €5,000.3, Dom Barrett, England, €3,500.

4, Mike Fagan, Fort Worth, Texas, €2,500.

David Van Gaston shot 11 N Row 290 Game on 8-21-13 in Mens 975 Mfg at Keystone Lanes. Here his is showing off a rare smile.... :)

Herbert Jones shot a 299 good for an 11 N Row trophy on 9-2-13 in 950 Baker at Del Rio. Here he is displaying his award.

by Mary Lynly

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Burbank, CA 91506(818) 842-7188by tish Plotkin

BURBANK — Winter leagues are underway at Pickwick. It by no means indicates that you have missed your chance to par-ticipate. Should you have your eye on a particular league, check in at the desk to see if there are any openings and/or get the sec-retary’s name and phone number.

Sunday Night League: (scr) David Hayes 255, Aileen Camcam 191, Ryan Hinchcliffe 683, Stacy Garcia 550. (hdcp) Joel Gonza-les 261, Heather Bustos 255, Marc Halverson 734, Vickie Jovicic 655.Monday All Stars: Youth. The Home school kids are back! Scores will be in next week.Senior Swingers: (scr) Winn Kato 194, Esther Bugayong 188, Larry McDonald 511, Barbara Teitel 491. (hdcp) Art Michener 233, Cres Cruz 232, Lucia Affentranger 609.Monday 690: (scr) Dylan Jimenez 225, PN Nale 205, Dave Brubaker 635, Glenda Nale 576. (hdcp) Les Hill 645, Carol Thrasher 622.Practice League: (scr) Shad Ortiz 231, Lesley Hansen 160, Ber-nard Carras 552, Chantal Pershing 361. (hdcp) Mike Asvery 719, Deb Salinas 573, Mtthew Winslow 272, Krystale Blue 210.LA Metro Telco: (scr) Roger Desgroseilliers 223, Joyce Hill 199, Kevin Bularz 564, Debbie Turner 516.Orbits: No scores until next week.ICF Mixed Trios: Marvin Poretta 259, Karen McDonald 234, John Kanda 718, Rita LeBlanc 662.Wed Night Handicap: (scr) Brijesh Patel, 247, Angela Stans-bery 203, Jonathan Pearlstein 674, Stephanie Fenwick 607. (hdcp) Shant Megerdchyan 264, Patty Valdez 233, Arturo Garcia 688, Rosa Oliva 672.Senior Foursome: Ron Durkee 222, Marie Menez 192, John Kanda 528, Cres Cruz 472. (hdcp) Remo Cruz 242, Lucia Af-fentranger 221.Thursday 890: (scr) Murray Nadell 238, Carol Austin 196, Alex Whittinghill 711, Cortney Lyon 547. (hdcp) Paul Wise 270, Christie Mochinaga 255, Dan Ziegler 737, Donna Higgins 695.

That does it for this week. Remember to check in on that league, it may not be filled. Until next time...keep the ball rol-lin’!

LAKEWOOD — Are you looking for something to do dur-ing the week? We have a few spots open in our leagues, so join the “sport of bowling”, meet new friends and have fun too. Call the center for information.

Here are those high scores that you like to see from Cal Bowl...

Big Bear: Emmerson Wafer 259/740, Ken Seiple Jr. 238/695, John Dunn 691, James Tumbo 267/687, Jeff Cu-reton 678, Jonathan Gale 277/677, Curt Soares 661, B.J. 277/655, Ken Shearen 265/651, Willie Wilson 245/644, Sid Nakagawa 235/638, David Patterson 238/632, Paul Staff 624, Michelle Criswell 236/651, Debra Gipson 215/583, Cathy Anderson 537.grandma’s/grandpa’s: Larry Cosgrove 256/688, Don Keith 236/638, Fale Sula 245/612, Wayne Moon 236/570, Al Fagafa 570, Betty Anthony 493, Yvonne Clarke 490.loose Change: Shorty Ramos 637, Dale Johnson 505, Perkins Jones 448, Ruthie Jones 557, Annette Choi 376, Ray Grabinski 256, Roland Choi 169, Juie Grabinski 180, Kelly Johnson 112.mega vegas sunday: Jonathan Gale 267/725, Clarence Wynne 248/659, James Matthews 254/653, Terrance Allen 266/652, Ray Minter 650, Michelle Allen 536, Tasha Hunter 493.laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 267/787, James Talley 267/624, Travis Morris 596, Brandon Mims 274/588, Elaine Harmon 500.vegas Crackpots: Geno Shaw 246/654, Carl Stokes 264/641, Jacob Culpepper 225/617, Mike Dees 235/615, Joan Culpepper 550, Ellen Myers 539.Pin heads: Tony White 222/583, Chuck Appleberry 580, Bruce Brown 224/570, Barneisha Hull 255/657, Stacy Kelly 248/626.Corona ladies: Diana Howard 220/571, Shirley Dohrman 502. young At heart: Rich Heid 257/661, Ellis Houston 268/638, Willie Young 243/631, B.J. 631, Earl Hullett 621, Glenn Merchant 604, Phil Hylton 234/588, Doug Johnson 588, Dee Phipps 539, Danne VanHorn 211/530, Oritta Steel 204/521. recycled teens: Boylee Inocente 233/621, Ron Leidholdt 203/574, Wil Panton 558, James Kennard 534, Vancie Keith 201/505.mega vegas tuesday: Juan Marin 268/708, B.J. 243/672, Clarence Wynn 237/668, Eric Saylor 255/665, Tony Bram-lett 234/646, Juan Ellison 236/644, Mark McCormick 245/628, Greg Mobley 610, Sandy Torres 235/640, Brenda Doss 538, Dee Lee 503.Alley Oops! Norma Davis 516, Bertie Martinez 497, Hugh Kemp 474, Annie Palmer 192. Side-pot winners—Game One: Roni Kuester 210; Game Two: Joyce Robertson/Kelly Barnes 207; Game Three: Joyce Robertson 242.Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 224/655, Carolyn Rous-seau 563, Bheth Alcayde 218/538, Mary Smyth 510. Side-pot winners—Game One: Agnes Blaisdell 251; Game Two: Brenda Durnin 221; Game Three: Darlene Hom 232.kings and Queens: Leonard Ruiz Jr. 262/720, Jerry Cant Jr. 257/712, Steve Clark 252/687, Curt Soares 673, Eric Snow 669, Emmerson Wafer 668, Sonny Dew 663, Curtis McCann 256/652, Della Douglass 209/613, Maria Bacos 595, Michelle Criswell 216/560, Marina Suos 553, An-nette James 551, Donna Owens 208/546, Jennifer Snow 204/545, Stephanie Williams 209/543.senior men’s trio: Harold Dubose 258/740, Curt Soares 704, Phil Hylton 257/702, Pat Kinard 697, Conrad Venasse 257/678, Ray Staten 265/671, Donald Franklin 257/671. Captain & Crew: Vancie Keith 544, Janet Faria 206/530, Sue Spencer 491.C.A.u.l.: Jonathan Gale 264/704, Chris Munoz 258/692, Andy Clark 630, David Regul 222/622, Donald Pedersen 224/618, Sheri Coleman 199/494. marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: Jelly Gray 256/747, Mike Villarreal 259/739, Shannon Santos 299/729, David Fitzgerald 707, Ronnie Lopez 256/674, Paul Staff 661, Emmerson Wafer 258/658, LaJeana Harris 247/644, Teya Woodman 256/626, Cyrstal Barker 239/592, Liza Agoncillo 278/590.Funsters: Willie Panton 275/661, Willie Young 234/657, Rey Santos 237/655, Earl Hullett 244/652, Jojo Jasmin 238/644, Boylee Inocente 247/640, Fale Sula 622, B.J. 229/621, Linda Kinney 244/574, Norma Davis 235/569. Side-pot winners—Game One: Will Panton 311/Flora Mar-tin 266; Game Two: Earl Hullett 244/Linda Kinney 244; Game Three: Willie Young 269/Bertie Martinez 277.

jUNIORS(High Scratch Series)

mini-Bees: Olester Burrough 169, Chayse Erkelens 157, Johnathan Angeles 107, Arianna Norville 122, Taylor Mab-ry 81.Bobcats: Brennan Wingfield 429, Nolan Fox 360, Kamer-on Agulto 309, Nick DeLucca 295, Anthony DeLucca 257, Amon Todd 247, Nathan Bergevin 198, Rian Fitzgerald 144, Latasha Love 355, Emily Jenkins 245, Maggie Jen-kins 282, Chloe Spiegel 271, Ashanti Gaither 262, Maggie Mariani 255.Classifieds: Alexander Lowe 512, Lorenzo Viala 501, Shavon Love 476, Semaj Lewis 472, Carl Borillo 433, Chris Borillo 414, Bryan Wong 206, D.J. Bonnerr 391, Grant An-geles 380.Adult-youth: Adults—Juan Ellison 740, Matt Mosley 641, Janet Love 489. Youth—Shavon Love 409, Marcus Mobley 388, Morgan Kennedy 341, Latasha Love 277.

let’s all have a great week!

SAN BERNARDINO — Attention Scratch Bowlers… Join us on Sunday, Oct 20th for our “Three And Your Out” Scratch Shootout! See our ad in this weeks California Bowling News.

Last Week’s Scores:handicap Doubles:Ron Sandusky 226/614, Dean Bechtold 223/647, Joe Moreno 217, John Hutchings 213, Richard McMichael 208, Sam Frisby 202/597, Mary Cassin 206/539, Joan McMi-chael 194, Sue Vollor 193/516.judson Baptist:Jerry Burhop 203/563, Lisa Grubb 152, Vicki Neander 398, Sue Endicott 393.Capri: Daisy Martinez 176/492, Adirene Moore 471.young at heart:David hill 249/565, Gus Punongbayan 191/537, Lydia Salazar 194/482.tnt: Dan Karr 223/602, Mike Deetz 198, Ron Reaves 556, Lory Durkiewicz 180/500.Elks invitational:Tommy Hague 290/706, Robert Cravens 245, David Mari-on 238, Del Karper 236/681, Charley Featherst 235, Mike Haight 216, Mary Cassin 201/572, Janet Morgan 198/531.Park n rec:Maurice Chavez 280/633, Joe Moreno 196/526, Teresa Vest 198/525, Esther Byrd 183/542.sB County:Ron Barnett 240, Lonnie Masteller 234, Greg Dagonese 233, Greg Peters 226, Ben Stewart 225, Bishop Cohen 216, Chris Kerr 210, Brian Loppnow 209, David Rybak 208, Tim LaFountain 205, Don Wells 204, Bill Elliot 203, Toni Futch 227/577, Robbie Hrovat 203.golden goodies:Jerry Burhop 218/544, Frank Deluca 216/520, John Ball-man 204/580, Donna Beech 167/434, Teresa Vest 158/431, Maria Hudkins 157/451.good times: Adam Sokoloski 249/724, John Fitzgerald 247/647, Chuck Gray 246/681, Rick Hudson 245/616, Josh Ball 220, Del Karper 218, Tommy Hague 215/617, James Williams 214, Karl Downs 213, Larry Ollson 213, John Ferrante 212, Adam Hall 210, Michael Gray 209/614, John Singelton 208, Julio Ledesma 208, Martin Romeo 206, Jerry Lemons 203, Lonni Futch 201, Jason Matus 201, Dennis Cooke 200, Toni Futch 288/621, Pacita Baker 227/566.Del rosa youth:Jacob Stansbury 235, Ralph Ramirez 215/589, Dylan Cowling 213/599, Kameron Taylor 162/456.

Our next no-tap tournament is on Sunday, Oct 27th, 2013. We still have a few openings in our current leagues. See our league schedule at delrosalanes.us or call us at 909.886.4675.

Thanks for Bowling, Have a great week.

WINNETKA — Today is Thursday, October 10th so that means the start of the short ‘n sweet 8-week trio handi-cap league. Meeting at 6:30 p.m., bowl at 7:00 p.m. Come by and find out about this short season league. It might be just what fits into your schedule.van nuys Eagles: Tom Leigh 246/663, Hilda Myers 552, Anthony Mollett 256/640, Rick Gamboa 227/651, Matt Hall 588, Ed Jones 573, Margo Sundy 539, Gladys Stevenson 489, Al Tarrant 225, Victor C. Ramirez 222. river maniacs: Frank Martinez Jr. 279/732, Marsha Mar-tinez 202/596, Sharon Weger 202/507, Johnnie Englehart 268/732, Ray Stoy 279/723, Mark May 695, David Athans 693, Monise Kelly 515, Jeremy Egan 273, Rick Godin 268, Dale Rubin 268.monday nite madness: Travis Coffman 205/587, Shirley Godin 473, Steven Schulkin 218/527, Bob Pfleger 212/567, Wayne Coffman 217/548.Comedians: Jon Rono 255/725, Becky Harrold 212/534, David Feinberg 299/693, Jan Sandman 224/528, Jes-se Chastain 257/715, Dan Kline 279/669, Justin Rono 235/640, Ellen Eckard 529, Mary Becker 513, Larry Fein-berg 235.tacklin’ the tenpins: Larry George 219/605, Bo Fogel 222/554, Christopher George 525, Louis Enriquez 513, Bert Rubens 460.Copper Bucket: Randy Johnston 257/672, Karen Vance 192/534, Chas Wiggan 637, Kevin Aguilera 235/618, Tom Borelli 613, Joe Myers 242/610, J.T. Porras 255, Aaron Story 236.D’Amores Pizza sport shot singles: (4 games) Matt Jones 225-223/846, Julia Frias 243/817, Kevin Gross 795, Keith Nelson 763, PJ Yarms 737, Ryan Simonian 732, Jus-tin Pluchino 705.500 Classic: Karen McDonald 217/611, Teresa Lauer 213/602, Petra Kaun 593, Connie Wannomae 214/560, Leah Smith 532. short ‘n sweet: Sweeper Scores—David Athans 267/779, Alexandra Athans 221/526, James Smith Jr. 241/692, Ryan Simonian 246/673, Duane Erickson 651, Dale Rubin 590, Kamie Ladd 507, Patricia Carpenter 473, Dave Templeton 246, Anthony Pavlowsky 243. Next league starts October 10th at 7:00 p.m. Meeting at 6:30 p.m.sFvCC nikkei: Kevin Eto 244/648, Pei Eto 213/554, Ste-phen Sasaki 264/624, Tak Kokubo 245/547, Harvey Na-kamoto 632, Gilbert Moreno 235/621, Tami Shiotani 516, Noriko Fukunaga 494, Sho Kadonaga 246.

jUNIORS8 for 8: (2 games) Julian Gutierrez 105/193, Steven Saldi-var 98/191, William Wales 89/177, Skylar Sakuei 94/168, Peter Saldivar 71/120, Hrefna Asgeirsdottir 158 series, Brynja Asgeirsdottir 120 series.junior royals: Justin Pluchino 257/656, Julia Frias 186/523, Erik Godin 203/574, Keith Nelson 211/551, Moe Fienberg 207/512, Kai Burris 112/320, Deanna Frias115/314.

SENIORSCongratulations to Richard Greenzweight on his “300”

game and 699 series bowled in the 49’Ers league!! Great bowling by a popular senior here at Canoga Park Bowl. Right behind Richard was Howard Rovner with his “299” game and 725 series. Keep up the outstanding bowling! More honor scores were turned in by Mel Neiditch 266/709, Gary Faught 241/615, Rick Dobris 247/596, Arlene Bonino 527, Mary Lauer 484, Carolyn Scherzberg 224/606.Funtimers: Ron Doll 248/719, Carolyn Scherzberg 243/613, Philip Lanni 237/646, Bernhardt Roth 629, Sher-win Silver 247/622, Mel Neiditch 606, Eloise Valencia 517, Temmy Walker 502, Karen McDonald 208/498, Jim Mohr 225, Richard Greenzweight 219.39’Ers: Larry George 256/702, Patricia Carpenter 215/587, Howard Rovner 258, Richard Greenzweight 662, Jerry Kanowitz 256/633, Al Reiswig 237/632, Mel Mathews 621, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/571, Gail Stillson 536, Carole Peire 500, Robert Adams 254, Bernice Nixon 211.

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Gardena Bowl hosts the 22nd Annual

ADULT/YOUTH DOUBLES NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

SUNDAYOctober 13, 2013

3 Squads: 10:00am, 12:30pm, & 3:00 pm

SATURDAYOctober 12, 2013

3 Squads: 10:00am, 1:00pm, & 3:30 pm

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Racing jockeys have the right to wear advertisements and logos on their uniforms.

Why not?Few, if any sports, don’t have some form of commercial

advertising on their clothing, equipment, or strategically placed signage of all sorts.

I don’t know if bowling was the first, but it was an early approver of the idea, going back to the 1900s and before. In the booming days of bowling during the major part of the 20th century, bowling shirts were akin to walking billboards. The earliest advertisers were beer, cigars, bowling equip-ment, bowling centers, banks, amusement centers, and many an industrial organization, as well as a good sprin-kling of religious organizations.

But what seemed natural in bowling was viewed with scorn and deprecating smiles by too many outside of the game.

That didn’t stop the bowlers and their sponsors. When there were more than 10 million league bowlers, almost all had bowling shrts and the better teams also had slacks, and often jackets to match. Most of the sponsors were local—restaurants and bars, gas stations, barber shops and beauty salons, banks, insurance agencies, all types of stores, and even politicians, but many of the top national firms also joined as sponsors. For a comparatively small sum, money for league entry fees and shirts, a sponsor could have advertising for 36 weeks and five or six bowlers and their families boosting a product or service by way of mouth.

These days bowling shirts in low average or regular house leagues are mostly gone—and in some leagues there are more bowlers wearing hats than bowling shirts.

There were a number of bowling apparel companies that gave bonus prizes for bowlers who rolled a 300 game while wearing a shirt, belt, skirt or slacks of a certain firm. The prizes ranged from $100 to $1,000, mostly in savings bonds. That wouldn’t be a good idea in this time of high scores.

Teams went out of their way to come up with beauti-ful, and often garish shirt designs. Embroidery was an ac-cepted art and could be costly so at times the writng on the back cost more than the shirts.

The International Bowling Hall of Fame and Museum has a classic collection of shirts spanning almost a centrury of male and female uniforms of all sorts.

When the PBA first started its tour it was anything goes and bowlers could wear any kind of shirt advertising any product. On TV only the bowler’s name, very huge, was allowed. The PBA then went to no names on shirts and a bowler, according to his finish, was allowed to choose from a variety of colors, and those following had to choose dif-ferent colors.

For a time Ernie Schlegel and Goupy Troup were the kings of surprise uniforms, from tux styled outfits to those with each leg adorned with a different color.

It all settled down and most will agree that bowlers are dressed neat and colorful these days. The big laugh is that almost every sport was critical of bowling because of bowl-ing shirts with names and now just about every sport has adopted the same practice.

They should have known. Back in the 1890s era the top teams wore stiff starched, long sleeved shirts and ties when they competed in important matches. Anyone who went through that can’t be all bad.

Where are all those millions of shirts now? Few are still being used, some rest in closets and attics, but most were sent to needy people around the world when for decades clothing drives concentrated on them.

GEORGE ANDREWSaMerIcan hero

by Frank WeilerREDLANDS — George

Andrews turned 89 years old recently and celebrated on the lanes with a nice 200 game. He has been bowling since 1941 when he worked as a pin boy at the extinct Orange Street Lanes. He has enjoyed bowling ever since.

George may not be related to the singing ANDREWS SISTERS but his two sisters, Alice and Betty, have always enjoyed bowling. I suspect George was instrumental in their becoming bowlers.

Mr. Andrews is in great shape for someone about to complete his ninth decade of life. Still limber and loose George averages about 180 and regularly rolls 200 games. His best years were 1999 and 2000 when he averaged 196.

His career highs are 748 in 1992 and a 298 that same year.

The bigger story though is that GEORGE IS A REAL AMERICAN HERO. As a member of the “Greatest Gen-eration” George endured the Great Depression and fought in World War II.

George graduated from Redlands High School in 1942 and immediately enlisted in the US Army, serving in the Pacific from 1943 - 1946. As a member of the 25th Infantry Division he fought in New Caledonia, the Philippines, New Zealand, and finally Ja-pan.

Anyone who thinks bowl-ing 900 is nerve wracking talk to George about how it feels to be shot at. Talk to George about hearing bullets pass-ing overhead. Talk to George about the ZIP SOUND of a live bullet. He told me that the first time an enemy missile whizzed overhead he nearly sh-t his pants!

A hundred shots later and George’s nerves settled. His initiation complete, George went on to face several life threatening episodes on the road to Tokyo.

I believe anyone willing to risk life and limb for others is a hero.

That is what George did when he willingly enlisted in the Army during World War II. He willingly enlisted knowing he might die for his country and it’s people. He willingly entered battle for his country and it’s people.

GEORGE IS A HERO.Thank you George for your

service. Thank you BOWL-ING NEWS for recognizing a genuine hero and a good bowl-er to boot.

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VISTA — Congratulations to Elaine Goodman of the Or-ange County 600 Club for tak-ing first place in the Women’s 600 Clubs 51st Annual Friend-ship Tournament held at Vista Entertainment Center on Sun-day, October 6, hosted by the Avocado 600 Club.

The Friendship Tournament is held annually in October for women in 600 Clubs through-out Southern California.

The winner’s club earns the privilege of hosting next year’s tournament. Elaine bowled a 970 4-game handicap series to take top honors.

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ABTA 21Team 21 20Team 23 18.5The Professional Approach 17Zuniga’s Plumbing 15Team 20 15Team 18 14Team 9 14Team 3 14Team 24 13.5Team 1 13J.A.T. 13Team 12 12Team 15 12Sysco 10Team 19 10Team 13 10Team 8 10Bowlium 9Team 4 9Johnson Product 8Team 6 8Team 16 7Team 7 7

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Super Sweeper Pot1st - 300 Kevin Valmonte2nd - 279 Billy Myers Jr.

TOP 10 LAST WEEK( On 1st Round House Shot)

791 Andrew Walker781 Matt Mosley780 Nicole VanDaniker775 Gary Duran754 Derek Lee748 Kevin Gagnon742 Vernon Adams739 Leonard Ruiz Jr.738 Ramon Torres737 Herman Ferguson

DOWNEY — Week five was the highest scoring week so far. Numbers soared and the A.B.T.A. team shot to the top of the sheet taking 4 from Team #21. The A.B.T.A. foursome were solid sixes all around. Mike Nakunz 621, Bobby Campagnale 638, Val Wise 669 and Justin Ziegler 671 for a 2599 to #21’s 2433.

Vernon Adams was the number one man on #21 pick-ing off 742 pins. What an anchor!

Check out the high series list this week. Lots of new faces with their big 700’s. In fact, 25 guys make the list—PLUS NICOLE VAN DANIKER coming in 3rd with 780.

Paul Barraco and Kevin Valmonte were perfect. Mike Cammarata’s 280 sparked his team (ZUNIGA’S PLUMB-ING) to a 5/0 win over unlucky #13.

“Money makes the world go round” is a famous quote. Catching the big bucks on the “money-go-round”were: Game One Matt Mosley 299, Game Two Eric Snow 277, and Game Three Andrew Walker.

The Financial Advisors Pot will be called the “SUPER SWEEPER POT” this season. Sweeping up the cash was Kevin Valmonte 300 and Billy Myer Jr. 279.

With every week being a position week Team #21 will get another shot at A.B.T.A. to regain their league lead on week six. Team #23 and THE PROFESSIONAL AP-PROACH are both with-in reach of winning round one with only two Mondays to go. (Each round is 7 weeks.)

New league average this week 217.79. Top ten in-dividual highs? Vernon Adams 246, Kevin Gagnon 242, Ramon Torres 241, Bobby Campagnale 240, Matt Mosley 239, Eric Snow 239, Billy Myers Jr. 239, Charles Zelaya 237, Harry Wong 237 and Roger Wrase 237.

DeeRonn Booker was the “come back kid” Monday. He opened with a meager 172 and backed it up with a 274. 102 pins come back!

Andrew Rietta squeezed a 143 to start the night. A few “calming words” later he poped out a 223. Andre Pitchford almost pitched his ball in the trash after his 124 start. But a 202 came back soothed the pins.

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