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Bowling news

NORWALK — Well this is your chance to cash in with the $100,000 Bandit & Outlaw Challenge! The two newest balls in the Sword™ line are so good, we are putting our money where our mouth is! The first person to shoot 900 with the Outlaw or Bandit will take home the cash!

“We are really excited to unveil this promotion,” com-mented Roger Noordhoek, Di-rector of Marketing for Storm Products, Inc. “We know the Outlaw and Bandit make a great 1-2 combination for any bowler’s arsenal; a 900 series is an awesome feat in itself, so why not earn a $100,000 pay-day along with it?”

The Outlaw and the Bandit

Roto Grip Announces the $100,000 Bandit™ & Outlaw™ Challenge

Everyone could use an extra $100,000 right?feature the all new Caliber™ weight block that maximizes pin action. Pair that with the new Inception™ coverstock and you have a combination of balls to tackle any lane condi-tions you may encounter.

In order to be eligible the ball must be purchased be-tween the dates of August 9, 2011 and April 30, 2012, and registered at rotogrip.com. The 900 must be certified by the USBC and bowled dur-ing league competition. The Bandit and/or Outlaw must be used throughout the entire feat to be eligible.

For official rules, restric-tions, and contest details please visit www.rotogrip.com/reward.

WEST COVINA — The ABTA will resume regular tournament action Saturday Oct 15 at popular West Covina Lanes in West Covina! This 1 day Special Event has qualify-ing squads at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00- & 6:00PM with Semis following the 3-6-9 roll-off at 7:45PM.

New Members are wel-come up to a 209 average, and may join onsite for only $10. Men and Women qualify sepa-rately. The ABTA Guarantees a minimum of 35 semifinal-ists and (28 men and 7 women with one in five also being added the to the semifinals.) Super Seniors, the three high-est who do not make the cut (2 men and 1 lady) will also be added to the semifinals.

Each day is separate quali-

ABTA Will Be At West Covina Lanes SaturdayQualifying Squads 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00& 6:00PM Semis 8:00PM

$1,000 1st minimum up to $3,400 1st Place with BonusesMatch Game is $3,500, Match Series est. $900 and 3-6-9 is $3,000

While reading this be sure to note the squad times for next week Oct 22 at Linbrook Bowl it is changed due to error thank youfying and board will be frozen with one in 4 1/2 making the Semifinals plus added Super Seniors.

First Place in this 1 day event is guaranteed at $1,000 min. and up to $3,400 can be won 1st Place with full Bonus and Cash n Carry options. If bowled the past 3 weeks for a $500 Bonus plus You receive two bonus pins for those who bowled 2 of the past 3 events.You will get a $200 Bonus and 1 bonus pin plus anyone bowl-ing in two of the past three events including this Saturday will get a FREE Drawing for a Mini Entertainment Center, a High end 900 Global Ball and an entry to our Big Thanksgiv-ing Event at Cal Bowl.

Other Perks and Bonuses in this Special Event are the

Cash N Carry Pays $85 - $1 in this Event and up to $1,700. POTS are all carried over are huge this weekend.

The ABTA Semifinalists will all cash. The top 16 in the semis will advance to the 16 Single Elam finals which guarantees a minimum of 3 women.

The following week Oct 22 we will be hosted by LIN-BROOK Bowl in Anaheim in a 0ne day Event. Oct 29 we are hosted by classy Forest Lanes in Lake Forest in another hcp Bonus Special. NOTE: Squad times for Linbrook 12:00-1-:00-2:30-4:00 and the Last Squad at Linbrook is 5:30 PM. Semis 7:00PM. New Members are welcome and may join for only $10, 209 and under.

Oct 15th West Covina Lanes. Take 10 freeway to Vincent and go 1 ½ miles South to West Covina the phone there is 626 960-3636.

Oct 29 we are looking for-ward to our return to Forest Lanes in Lake Forest in the first part of the Handicap Bo-nus events.

Oct 22 Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim – Global 900 Ball Demo 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 5:30 Semis 7:00 PM **Note Changes**

Oct 29 Forest Lanes / Lake Forest **Handicap Special**12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00PM Semis/Finals 7:45 PM

Nov 24-25-26 Cal Bowl Thanksgiving Special Event!! $$$$$ Stay Tuned!! $12,500 1st w bonuses.

SEATTLE — Kelly Ku-lick’s professional bowling career has been a collection of “firsts,” but none have been more revealing than her ap-pearance – discreetly nude – in the latest issue of ESPN the Magazine’s annual “Bodies We Want” photo-feature.

The 34-year-old Union, N.J., resident, who is about to begin her third season as the only woman ever to compete as a Professional Bowlers As-sociation exempt tour player, is the first bowler to appear in ESPN the Magazine’s annual “Body Issue,” a special edition that celebrates athletic phy-siques involving male and fe-male athletes from a variety of sports. The issue goes on sale on newsstands on Oct. 7.

“After the publicity I got during the PBA’s U.S. Open last year (feature stories in several major New York and New Jersey daily newspapers), I was contacted by ESPN the Magazine and asked if I was interested in participating in the ‘Body Issue.’ We discussed how it would be done. I talked

ESPN the Magazine “Exposure” Is Good for Bowling PBA Tournament of Champions Winner

First Bowler to appear in “Bodies in Motion” Issueit over with Ebonite (her bowl-ing ball sponsor) and the PBA, and I asked for some time to get in shape.

“I thought it would be done in good taste, so I thought it would bring great exposure to bowling and myself.”

“Kelly is a great ambas-sador for the bowling and the PBA,” said PBA Deputy Commissioner Tom Clark. “The more people who know about her, the more fans she’ll have who will want to follow her progress as a professional bowler. The ESPN pictorial is another high impact way of gaining recognition and atten-tion.”

Kulick made the trip to New York City for the photo shoot, wearing athletic gear and a bikini to set up the pose the photographer wanted to shoot.

“Then I disrobed and posi-tioned arms and legs so noth-ing would be indecent, but I would still show my athletic form,” she said. “It was nerve-wracking at first. I was told it

Kelly Kulickcontinued on page 11

Call Kathy, Patti or Ed at (949)770-0055 for more info or www.forestlanes.com

King of the HillSunday Oct. 16th at 1pm (check in noon) • Teams of 4Monthly Team Tournament with Optional Doubles • Team Event Entry Fee $20 per person

BOWLING NEWS October 13, 2011

Annual Mixed Doubles

Mission Hills Bowl - Mission Hills, CA Saturday & Sunday Nov. 19th & 20th, 2011

Limited to first 44 PAID entries!

Start Time: A Squad - Roll call 7:30 AM & Bowl at 8:00 AM B Squad - Roll call 1:30 PM & Bowl at 2:00 PM Entry Fee: $350 for team $15 Late fee per person for paying on-site. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts or jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 9 games of qualifying; top 1/4 of field will bowl round robin match play on Sunday. (Max 12 Teams) Total pins plus bonus will determine final standings. Lanes will be stripped and re-oiled for B Squad. Sidepots & Brackets: Team and Individual pots & brackets will be offered.

There will be a Pro-Am on Friday afternoon & on Saturday night. We will be looking for volunteers.

Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca 92404

Bowler #1: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ Bowler #2: __________________________ Phone #: __________________ Address: ___________________City: __________St: ____ Zip Code: ______ Email: ___________________________ We would like to bowl: A Squad____ B Squad____

Late fee will apply after November 14th, 2011 Credit Cards accepted by calling 818-921-5335

Make Checks Payable to Del Rosa Lanes

All players must be current USBC members

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THURSDAYOCT. 20th 12:30 PM

300 POTCarryover

Game #1 $25Game #2 $20Game #3 $40

Ties Split

Handicap - 100% of 200Based on

1. 2011-2012 Highest House Average2. 2011-2012 Book Average3. 2010-2011 Book Average

No Book Current Average/ Please bring league sheet.

WCST EBONITE SINGLES WILL BE ATLA HABRA “300” BOWL, OCTOBER 22-23

by Dick SandersLA HABRA—Entry Fee: $175.00, bowl 10 straight games. Event will pay one place for every 3 en-tries, and will start on Saturday, October 22, 2011 at 12:30PM. Extra Money action, optional High Game & Series Pots, and possible brackets. Call the WCST Office now to make your reservations at 760-363-8141, or the Cell Phone: 760-792-4596.

Two Divisions: Regular Division, ages 40 to 59 for the Men, and ages 40 to 49 for the Ladies.Super Seniors: Men: Ages 60 & up, Ladies, ages 50 & up. Finals on Sunday, October 23, 2011,Both divisions begin at 8:30AM !!

RESERVATIONS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR THE WCST EBONITE SINGLES NOVEMBER 5-6, 2011, CANYON LANES, CABAZON, CA

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DECEMBER 10-11, 2011, RIVERSIDE CASINO LANES, LAUGHLIN, NV FOR CURRENT SUPER SENIOR MEMBERS ONLY THAT HAD BOWLED IN AT LEAST 3 WCST TOURNAMENTS IN 2011. REGULAR DIVISION AGES, DO NOT NEED THE REQUIRED 3 WCST TOURNAMENTS TO BOWL IN THIS TOURNAMENT, BUT MUST BE A CURRENT WCST MEMBER. SPE-CIAL HOTEL RATES FOR WCST BOWLERS: $35.00 PER NIGHT, FOR FRIDAY AND SAT-URDAY, DECEMBER 9-10. CALL 1-800-227-3849 USE CODE B/COAST, WHEN MAKING YOUR RESERVATIONS. TWO 5 GAMES OPTIONAL SINGLES SWEEPERS, SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY, DECEM-BER 9TH AT 3:00PM & 6:30PM.


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LAKEWOOD — This week we returned to Cal Bowl for our second trip here this season. The staff was very helpful getting team rosters in-put on the correct lanes.

Leading the scoring today was Dee Phipps with a 535 se-ries. Other ladies who scored well were Bernice Bennett with a 517 series, Melba Knight-516, Ella Wilson-508/202, Ora McCormick -503 and Ashlee McKinney-202.

Conditions at Cal Bowl proved challenging enough to produce a change in leader position. At first place is Cal Bowl 1 with 17 wins upset-ting Westminister 2 at 15 wins, who had been league leader for several weeks. Cal Bowl 2 is tied for second with 15 wins. Teams moving ahead in standings are Keystone 1 with 13.5 wins, Westminister 1 with 13, and three teams with 12 wins. Remaining teams are clustered from 11.5 to 7 wins. With teams so tightly grouped, each week see many standing changes.

We were very happy to have Barbara Bishop with us this week. She took care of the brackets, distributing league sheets, 50/50 tickets and league envelops. She was a big help and we really appre-ciate having her back with the league. We also welcomed Jes-se Banando’s return to bowling after her recent surgery.

Next Week Bowling:Monday, October 17, 10:00

AM* at Valley View. Bowling center address and

phone # is on your schedule.

World Deaf Bowling Championships

ARGENTINA—There were 16 countries who attended the 2nd world deaf bowling championship in Buenos Aires, Argentina. 139 bowlers bowled in this event-

Here are the results from the WDBC- This event will take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, from August 23rd to September 3rd.

We bowled on two different patterns: Sydney (33 ft) and Atlanta (38 ft)-

Singles 6 games; doubles 6 games; trios 6 games; and team 6 games (masters was total of all events). We alternated bowling on this Sydney/Atlanta patterns (first 3 games on Sydney; then 3 games on Atlanta).

Mens event : All Event: 1st- An Seongio (Korea); 2nd- Went Chung-Ming (Taipei); 3rd- Elofsson Anton (Sweden)

Masters: 1st- An Seongio (Korea); 2nd- Nordell Anders (Swe-den); 3rd- Ham Jonghoon (Korea).

USA team results : 23rd - Kris Buford; 27th Robert Ellison; 36th Johnny McLean; 44th Ronnie Zuchengo; 56th, Ron Rood, Jr

Team: 1st- Taipei ; 2nd - Korea ;3rd- Russia. Team USA finished 6th place.

Trios: 1st- Elofsson Anton, Nordell Anders, Flink Frederik (Swe-den); 2nd An Seonjo, Choi Taein, Ham Jonghoon (Korea); 3rd Chui Ching-Ling, Cheng Chung - Chin, Kuo Kuan-Ming (Tai-pei). TEAM USA results: 6th - Ron Zuchnego; Robert Ellison; Kris Burford; 22nd - Walter Niesluchowski; Johnny McLean ; Ron Rood Jr

Doubles: 1st - An Seongjo, Ham Jonghoon (Korea); 2nd - Elofs-son Anton , Nordell (Sweden); 3rd, Iakovidis Panikos, Loizou Nikos (Cypress). Team USA results: 19th - Johnny McLean/ Ron Rood; 20th - Walter Niesluchowski/ Robert Ellison; 31st, Kris Burford/ Ron Zuchnego

Singles : 1st- Weng Chung-Ming (Taipei); 2nd-Chen Chien-Hao (Taipei); 3rd- Kung Shin-Chun (Taipei). Team USA results: 11th Kris Burford; 14th, Ronnie Zucnego; 23rd, Robert Ellison; 35th Walter Niesluchowski; 40th, Johnny McLean; 72nd, Ron Rood, Jr

continued on page 9


the continuing story by Steven Felege

Chapter 3The Stance

A proper stance is important because it aims your shot. It also sets up a consistent and effective delivery, ensures effortless transition to the next skill, and positions you to walk correctly, even though a very heavy weight is swinging from one side of your torso. Most importantly, this stance puts your ball directly on the target line! A bad stance does none of this.

Okay, let’s get started. You have stepped up onto the approach, have picked your ball up from the return, and are standing on your normal spot.

Technique

Look down and note 1. exactly where your feet are positioned.

Visualize the line your ball will travel, noting which arrow this line passes over.2.

Face that arrow (it is your target). 3.

Stand erect.4.

Insert your fingers into the ball as tightly as possible, and then stretch your hand around 5. the ball until the thumb slides easily into place.

Take a deep breath, 6. relax, and focus on the following elements.

Shift all your weight to one foot; use the other foot for balance only.7.

Dip your shoulder 8. straight down as far as it will comfortably go. Do not force it!

Anchor your elbow to your side.9.

Aim your forearm directly at your target. 10.

Rotate your wrist to position your hand under the ball, but continue to support it with 11. both hands!

Tip: Of the four basic skills, the stance has the most elements. It may take a while for you to become comfortable with it. Practice it at home, in front of a mirror. It won’t cost you a dime, and the results will be worth it! Training yourself at home will allow you to reduce the number of ele-ments you need in your checklist once you hit the lanes.

DiscussionAs you can see, the stance is composed of eleven elements. It is the most complicated of the basic

skills. No kidding! The SPARE system is so easy that the most complicated thing you’re going to have to learn is how to stand still properly! The following comments explain why every single one of these elements is vital.

Position your feet1. . For any of your skills to be useful, they must be repeatable. The lanes approach is designed as it is for this very reason: to allow you to make the precise location of your stance repeatable.

A bowling alley is forty inches wide and consists of thirty-nine “boards” side by side. The boards that make up the approach are lined up with the boards of the lane. Markers in the form of dots are built into the approach area so that you can easily note exactly which boards you have put your feet on. These dots line up with the arrows you will see about fifteen feet beyond the foul line. These arrows are the targets you will aim for because they are closer than the pins.

The line your ball travels is determined by two specific points: your starting position and the arrow, or other target that you aim for. Obviously, changing either of these points alters this line. Starting at a particular spot and then delivering your ball so that it rolls over a specific target will result in a strike. To repeat the process, you must continue to start at that exact spot and roll your ball over the same target! It’s really just that easy to understand.

Tip: Changing where you stand is the most common adjustment bowlers need to make as lane conditions change. Keep things simple: alter your starting position while aiming for the same target on the lane. Moving your stance to the left brings the ball to the right of the pins; moving your stance to the right brings the ball to the left side of the pins. This is how you zero in on the pocket - by moving the position of your stance one board at a time. This concept is also used for making spares.

Tip: Since precision is so important to any skill, it is helpful to draw a line on the toe of the weight-bearing shoe. This line will allow you to quickly position your stance in exactly the same spot time after time. A dot will suffice, but a line also gives you a sense of direction.

Visualize your line 2. This element establishes your target line. It is what practice shots (also

known as “shadow balls”) are for, so that you can see how your ball will “track” once competition begins. Learning to visualize this line is a huge step forward for any bowler. It develops and strength-ens your mental game. It takes your mind off distractions and puts your focus where it belongs: on your technique! This element becomes easier with practice.

Stand erect. 3. An upright stance allows you to be smooth and relaxed at the beginning of your approach. It also helps prevent “rushing the foul line.”

The sports of track and field and scuba diving teach that the feet follow the head. To run faster,

lean forward. To dive, point your head down. Applied to bowling, crouching over in your stance leads to the head getting in front of the feet. The feet will just naturally try to catch up and cause you to rush the shot. You will feel that your timing is off. This is a common symptom of being tired and is easily cured by simply standing up straighter in your stance.

4. Face the target. This element is invaluable because it aims you. It determines the proper direc-tion of your delivery by “squaring” your shoulders to the target. Doing this every time squares you to the target every time! This component of the stance helps ensure consistent accuracy.

5. Gripping the ball. You cannot deliver consistent shots without a secure grip on the ball. Noth-ing will destroy your concentration faster than feeling the ball start to slip off your hand prematurely. Two things determine the security of your grip: fit and friction.

Good fit comes from having a ball custom drilled specifically for you by people who know what they’re doing. Have this done by a qualified professional, ideally at the bowling center at which you compete. Please note: A ball that fits poorly may cause blisters! These can quickly rupture, begin to bleed, and lead to infection. You do not want that!

Friction is a different matter altogether. It changes for reasons too numerous to deal with here. Suffice it to say, keep your hands dry by judicious use of a cotton towel and always have a rosin bag handy. (Blowing gently into the thumb hole can help too!)

Assuming fit and friction is not an issue, it is time to address technique once more. It is imperative that you develop a consistent routine when you are up on the approach. You must learn to put your hand into the ball the same way each and every time! This helps to ensure that the hand comes out of the ball the same way each and every time! This is an example of how the stance enhances other skills. The grip created here enhances the certainty of a reliable release later.

Start by placing your fingers into the ball as deeply and as tightly as possible. Why? Again, it’s about being consistent. Tight fingers = consistent release; loose fingers = inconsistent release. Simple! The next step is to stretch your hand around the ball until the thumb can easily be inserted into the thumb hole. If necessary, test your grip by hanging the ball at your side and swinging it back and forth a few times to make sure it doesn’t slip. If it does, dry your hand with a towel, apply some rosin, and start over!

Tip: Never leave your thumb inside the ball while waiting for someone else to bowl. It quickly begins to perspire. Excessive moisture acts as a lubricant and will compromise your grip!

6. Take a deep breath. At this point, you have completed the preliminaries of your stance. You are positioned. Now you must set up your delivery. Taking a deep breath at this point relaxes your body. Tension causes bad shots: it’s called “choking!” With tension gone and nerves under control, it is easier to focus on what you need to do next. One deep breath - it may seem unimportant, but it makes a big difference!

7. Put your weight on one foot (the right foot for right-handed bowlers; the left foot for left-handed bowlers). This element of your stance is a consistency insurance policy! It guarantees that you will always take your first step with the same foot! Try it. Put all your weight on one foot, lean forward, and see which foot moves first automatically, without you even thinking about it! You would not believe how important this can be when your concentration is blown because you need one more strike for your first 300 game. It is one less thing that you have to worry about.

This “one-footed” stance also helps you to walk straighter during your delivery, making certain

that the ball stays on its line! Here’s how. If your weight is distributed on both feet, your first step requires that you shift part of your weight sideways to one foot or the other. Sideways movement is off-line movement. Remember, the efficient and effective delivery gets the ball on line and keeps it there (Does absolute truth #3 ring a bell?)!

Note: This “one-footed” stance creates a three or five-step approach. If you use a four-step approach

and prefer not to modify your technique, ignore this element. Instead, concentrate on keeping your feet close together. If you are just taking up this sport, I highly recommend developing a five-step approach because it produces superior results.

8. Dip your shoulder comfortably. This may be the most crucial part of the stance. Here is a list of the benefits created by this one simple element, all of which will happen automatically.

It clears the path for your armswing. While standing erect, dipping your shoulder • straight down causes your head to move to that side, while keeping you square with your target line. Your head weighs about ten pounds, so to maintain balance, your hips move in the opposite direction. With your hips out of the way, your arm is now able to swing more like a pendulum. The consistency with which you perform this “dip” is critical to the pendulum motion. Doing it to a degree of comfort makes it repeatable.

The movement of your head to the side places one eye more directly above the target line. •For most people, this will be your “dominant” eye. This enhances the accuracy of your pushaway by giving you a more direct line of sight down the target line. It’s just like aiming a rifle.

Dipping the shoulder enhances your ability to walk the ball in a straight line. Look at your •footprints in the snow or in the sand. You will see that as you move forward, your footprints move from side to side. This is because as you walk, your weight shifts from side to side. If you are shifting from side to side, so is the ball! Remember, we want to get the ball on a line and keep it there! Any sideward movement is taboo! Dropping your shoulder changes your sense of equilibrium. You begin placing one foot more directly in front of the other, as if you are walking a tightrope. You will move straight forward, the ball will move straight forward, and you will have one more reason to visit the beach: to study your footprints in the sand! Life is good!

Dipping your shoulder also enhances the consistency of your delivery by allowing your •head to remain steady and focused. Swinging any heavy object from one shoulder just naturally pulls the shoulder down. Allowing this to happen during your approach means that your head changes position during your approach. Keeping your head steady is crucial to your ability to concentrate! For this reason alone, it is worth embracing what nature wants and dip that shoulder before taking the first step!

9. Anchor your elbow. Champion archers bring consistency to their shots by drawing the bowstring back and anchoring their hand to the exact same spot on their chin every single time. This principal works for bowling as well. Keeping your elbow anchored tight to your side stabilizes your arm and provides a consistent starting point for your shot.

10. Aim your forearm. Absolute truth #3 states: “The ball travels a line toward the pins.” Pointing your forearm directly at your target puts the ball on that line! Having your forearm pointing along that line ensures that it stays there once you begin your approach. Previous elements of the stance have aimed you: this one aims the ball.

11. Keep your hand under the ball. This element is a minor one but is important because it sets up your arm to swing like a pendulum, keeping the ball on its intended target line. Remember to continue to support the ball with both hands. You are now fully prepared to initiate the approach!

P.S. No mention is made of how high to hold the ball in the stance. This is a matter of personal strength and comfort. Ball height during your stance is important because gravity will be used to produce the speed of your shot, not muscle power. This will be discussed as part of your next skill, the pushaway.

Tip: Once in your stance, run through a mental checklist to ensure a uniform posture from frame to frame. This not only promotes the consistency of the remainder of your actual delivery, but it also engages your mind to take control at this point. The most important elements of this checklist are weight on one foot, shoulder dipped, forearm aimed at the target, and hand under the ball.

Note: 1st edition out of print, second edition coming soon. Keep reading folks!


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1 Pengsean Chea 718 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $850.00 ABtA shirt $100.00 2 jessica ting 611 $500.00 3 Andy yu 654 $200.00 4 jesse lopez 60% 664 $72.00 5 jamescart Alarcio 645 $120.00 6 Armand garcia 701 $110.00 7 randy Folden 698 $110.00 8 rey josafat, jr. 682 $110.00 9 michael kong 666 $110.00 10 shaun suase 688 $100.00 11 Brian reyes 675 $100.00 12 kin sang Chung 673 $100.00 13 Phil magno (ss) 665 $100.00 14 Christine smith (60%) 657 $60.00 15 Paul Bunya (60%) 640 $60.00 16 Bobbie mcCollum 605 $100.00 17 thomas licauco 634 $92.50 18 romy Cajucom (ss) 633 $90.00 19 Bob Alvarado 630 $87.50 20 giang huynh 628 $85.00 21 roland suase 626 $85.00 22 marvin Crowder sr. 624 $82.50 23 virgil hilvano (60%) 614 $49.50 24 Carlos umana 609 $80.00 25 Pete Dumpit 604 $78.75 26 jiradej harnpatankitpanich 604 $78.75 27 Bart sanchez 602 $77.50 28 mamerto jablan 601 $75.00 29 Chonthida Athiprayoon 599 $73.75 30 matt garcia 599 $73.75 31 wai (roy) li 595 $71.25 32 Andrew lung 595 $71.25 33 sonia Coronado 593 $68.75 34 ted villaroman 593 $68.75 35 Dana le Count 582 $67.50 36 ray saucedo iii 591 $65.00 37 Deborah sanders 590 $65.00 38 Ely Cruz (ss) 589 $62.50 39 David Dittlinger 588 $62.50 40 nghiem tran 579 $60.00 41 john Armenia 577 $60.00 42 margie Coronado 575 $59.00 43 kenny kwan 574 $59.00 44 julian Conwi 565 $58.00 45 mike moore 559 $58.00 46 Art windsor (ss) 552 $57.00 47 Annaliza Agoncillo 550 $57.00 48 tao yang 546 $56.00 49 reno Pignotti 546 $56.00 50 robert ricketts (ss) 541 $56.00 51 jojo Barcelona 540 $55.00 52 Angela lung 534 $55.00 53 william garrett 527 $55.00 54 ryan tung (60%) 505 $33.00 55 vic Paolucci 466 $54.00 56 michael hase (60%) DnF $33.00 57 Dino Cantoria (ss) Dns F/E 58 wendy soohoo Dns F/E 59 manny loria (ss) Dns F/E

DOuBlEs1 teddy villaroman / julian Conwi 1367 $130.00 2 roland suase / nghiem tran 1363 $110.00 3 romy Cajucom / Danny guevarra 1359 $100.00 4 shaun suase / roland suase 1353 $90.00

West Covina Oct 15 kristine soliman / virgil hilvano 1349 $80.00 6 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / william garrett 1346 $70.00 7 julian Conwi / nghiem tran 1343 $70.00 8 julian Conwi / Bart sanchez 1343 $70.00 9 wai (roy) li / yan tao yang 1335 $60.00 10 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / som seng 1331 $60.00 11 Pete Dumpit / jeff taino 1328 $50.00 12 Pete Dumpit / Dino Cantoria 1326 $50.00 13 gerald sanchez / julian Conwi 1323 $50.00 14 teddy villaroman / jeff taino 1321 $40.00 15 Brian reyes / greg velarde 1315 $40.00 16 samson kong / yan tao yang 1312 $40.00 17 David Dittlinger / marvin Crowder 1312 $40.00 18 sonia Coronado / marvin Crowder 1311 $30.00 19 william garrett / marvin Crowder 1309 $30.00 20 jiradej harnpatanakitpanich / Emilo Flores 1308 $30.00 21 Brad leCount / Dana leCount 1307 $20.00 22 shaun suase / nghiem tran 1306 $20.00 23 julian Conwi / ronald sanchez 1304 $20.00 24 matthew garcia / Danny guevarra 1303 $20.00

FinAnCiAl rEPOrtmen: sat + 48 women: sat + 5

suPEr sEniOrs:victor Paolucci, Dino Cantoria,

wendy soo hoohigh Qualifier (Free Entry)men: virgil hilvano + 147

women: Dana lecount + 803 - 6 - 9:

Cesar marcella, marcus BattistamAtCh gAmE: 221 - nO winnErmAtCh sEriEs: 417 - nO winnEr

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Prize Fund 236 $5,585.00Paid Entries 27 @ 54 $1,458.00Optional sidepots $1,431.00Doubles $1,320.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $850.00shirt & trophy $88.00total Payout $21,977.00

Chea’s 2nd ABTA Title at West Covina - (L-R) Greg Velarde, Andy Yu 3rd , Emilio Flores, Pengsean Chea (Champion $1,950), Carlos Umana, Jessica Ting (Runnerup) and Chris Marquez.

WEST COVINA — Wel-come everyone to the weekly edition of ABTA news. We re-turned to West Covina for our 1 day event, and had a nice turnout of 240 entries. They got a decent shot, as the cut scores were fair with the men having + 48 and the women had a +5. The Super Seniors added to the board (2 men and 1 female) were Victor Paolucci +44, Dino Cantoria +37 and Wendy Soo Hoo -5. Super Seniors are men 63 and over, and for the women a young 55. That would give us 58 bowlers making it to the semi-finals.

Top Quailifiers were: Men, Virgil Hilvano +147, and Women was Dana LeCount +70. Each of them will get a paid entry into a future regu-lar ABTA event. The top seed Hilvano drew the Match Se-ries. This time it was worth $412. The top seed drew a 417. We had no bowlers that bowled this score during qual-ifying so we will carry over that amount to West Covina and estimate the total at $900. For the 3-6-9 qualifying, both Marcus Battista and Cezar Marcella missed on the final shot. They will split the $50 consolation. The 3/6/9 will be $3,000 at West Covina.

Pengsean Chea 2nd ABTA Championship at West CovinaAll Pots Carry Over to West Covina

Match Game $3,500 Match Series Est. at $9003-6-9 is $3,000 at West Covina

ABTA at West Covina for Special $3,400 1st w/BonusesOur optional doubles. Fin-

ishing first were Teddy Villa-roman and Julian Conwi with a 1367 for $130. Second was Roland Suase and Nghiem Tran with 1363 for $110. There was a total of $1320 paid out in doubles and 26 paid spots with low to cash of 1302.

In the semis we saw Peng-sean Chea lead the field with a +118 to sit out and bowl for the title at West Covina. Coming in second was Ar-mand Garcia with a +101 to sit out the first round. It took a +36 for the men and +11 for the women.

Our top seed in semi-finals had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $3,500. The pot is maxed out and we have a back-up of $2,145. Mr Chea drew a 221. After a re-view of all the scores bowled, we had no bowlers who shot that score.We will have $3,500 at our next 2 events, plus a carryover.

This would bring us to our top 16 Match Play finals. In the first round, the seven losers were Bobbie McCol-lum, Paul Bunya, Christine Smith, Phil Magno, Kin Sang Chung, Brian Reyes, and Shaun Suase. They received checks of $100 each. In the

2nd round, the 4 losers were Michael Kong, Rey Josafat Jr, Randy Folden, and Armand Garcia.They received checks of $110 each. This would get us down to the final four bowl-ers. At this point, our horses would be paying anywhere from a low of $73 (Andy Yu and Jamescart Alarcio) to a high of $146 (Jesse Lane) de-pending on who would win. In this round we saw Jesse Lopez (10th seed) bowling Jessica Ting (15th seed). In this match, we would see Jes-sica continue her good bowl-ing and advance to the semi final match with a 250 to 213 victory. In the other match we saw Jamescart Alarcio (13th seed) bowling Andy Yu (12th seed). In this match it was Andy who would come out with the victory and advance with a 222 to 203 finish. Jesse Lopez and Jamescart Alarcio finished 4th and 5th and re-ceived $120.

Our semi-final match was all set , and pitted our 12th seed against our 15th seed bowling each other. In the weekly “horses” we would see Jessica paying $91 and Andy paying $73 if they would win their match. In this match it was Andy who would strug-gle on the pair as he opened

the first two frames and then again in frames 5 thru 7. While Jessica was not doing much better as she opened in the 2nd thru 5th frames with 3 single pin spare misses. She was able to find the shot in the 6th thru 8th frames with a turkey. That was enough against Andy. She would go on to finish with a 172/221 to 123/167 and advance to the title match. Andy would finish 3rd for $200 and for those lucky “investors” that had Jessica as a horse, she paid $91.

The title game was set, and in this match it was a re-match to the first time these 2 bowled in a title last year. Pengsean got his first win at Foothill Lanes (West Covina also). Pengsean elected to start the match first and would do so with a “ham bone” to begin the match and jump out to a 25 pin advantage. But with an open in the 6th on a 4-7-10 split, Jessica was back in the match and only trailed by 4 pins going into the 7th frame. Both bowlers would stay clean the rest of the match. It was Pengsean who would throw another double in the 8th and 9th frames and would finish with a 222/250 to 180/229 and take home his 2nd ABTA championship. He would take home $1,000 for 1st place, $850 inn Cash and Carry, and an additional $100 for wearing his ABTA Shirt for a total of $1,950. Jessica, who did so well, would take home $500 for her 2nd place finish.

Champion Pengsean Chea who is a fine young gentle-man, (and good sport) is from Fontana and used a High Road drilled by Marv Sar-gent. He is single and would like to thank Emilo, Carlos, Phil Magno, Randy Folden, P.J. Buckner, the ABTA, the ABTA Staff, and his friends.

Jessica Ting (2nd Place) is from Los Angeles and used a Gravity drilled by Aarik Tor-res. She is single but taken by another fine ABTA bowler Chris Marquez. She would like to thank her family, the Marquez Family, the ABTA, the ABTA Staff, and this was for you Uncle Rey. Rey was a great man. He and lovely wife Brenda Averia were solid ABTA Members a few years back. God Bless You Rey.

Andy Yu (3rd Place) is from Monterey Park and used

a 900 Global. He is married to Winnie and they have 2 chil-dren in Calvin and Kerry. He would like to thank the Mou Liu bowlers, his friends, the ABTA, and the ABTA Staff.

The weekly winner of a 900 Global Sponsor Ball was Cezar Marcela. He won the Jewel. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. In our weekly raffle; the winner for an ABTA regular entry was David Dittlinger and Jesse Lopez, EFX Bracelet was Jose Acosta and Marvin Crowder.Winning a Thanksgiving en-try was Cezar Marcella. Win-ning a 900 Global Eagle ball was James Walker. The rest of the results are in the payoff column in this paper.

This Saturday we are hosted again by West Covina

in a 0ne day event. To get there just take the 10 freeway to Vincent and go 1 ½ miles south. Phone there is 626-960-3636. Check our website (www.abta1.com) to link all Info to address for directions. New schedules to be mailed soon so if you have moved get us your new address so we can send you one and get your corrected address in the system.

It’s history folks as Peng-sean Chea enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at West Covina.

The following week we bowl at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim. There is a correc-tion Squad time there. The last squad is 5:30PM and 3-6-9 and semis 7:00PM. Take note of this!! Thank you for being an ABTA member, until then!


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Nick Wilson 817 Leads Eboniteby Aimee Gomez

DOWNEY—The first place match took place on 17-18, but the scores were still pretty good. Team 6’s Leonard Ruiz 248-259-205/712, Ramon Torres 224-268-206/698, Larry Gray 234-205-234/673 and Bruce Colbert 241-234/673 let up the third game, and it cost them the game and totals to Team 12. Arnold Cheesman led 12 and the pair with his 249-248-268/765, and he got help from David Cogswell 213-210-268/691, Sonny Dew 237-223-211/671 and Art Jones 224-223-218/665 for their three points and a rematch next week.

Team 14 moved ahead of Team 7 with their three wins. Nick Wilson bowled a great set, 251-266-300/817 to lead 14 and the pair as Ramiro Garcia 215-200-253/668 and Clyde Lumpford 268/653 also contributed. Team 7 bowled well too, with Ron Peter leading them 235-226-234/695, with Matt Garcia 279-210/670, Mike Villareal 257-226/665 and Juan Ellison 235/624. They won the first two, but the 300-253-268 put up by 14 was too much to hang on to totals.

Harry Wong 234-245-257/733, Vernon Adams 268-246-216/730 and Bruce Williams 267-205-223/695 led Team 3 to four wins over Team 9’s Katrina Fujikami 279-231/690, who got snapped by a stick with her second game 279 for Brylaw, Kurt Arakaki 228-237-205/670 and Kevin Yamauchi 206-202-234/642.

Team 10’s Raul Rosales 220-279-259/758, Steve Gurrieri 247-247-245/739 and Gabriel Mar-tinez 212-237/629 won four from the mostly absent Team 13. Brandon Kraye 234-265-238/737, Deeronn Booker 214-228-245/687, Juan Camarena 242-210/637 and Armando Zavala 213-235/622 came out with the second game win.

Team 11 swept Team 1, using Billy Myers Jr. 256-268-216/740, Tony Burrell 226-256-233/715, Thurmond Davis 254-249/676 and Larry Stephens 226-213-234/673. Kevin Peterson 202-238-221/661, Adam McKenzie 212-235-206/653 and Johany Polony 210-257/639 led Team 1 who had a brutal evening.

Team 16 had a monster set, which helped them sweep Team 4. Kevin Valmonte stoned a nine to keep him from eight in his 259-280-246/785, but he still led his team. Greg Neuer 249-222-288/759, Mike Cammarata 234-207-278/719 and Andrea Snyder 237-202-226/665 also kicked pins all over the place. The team put up 979-911-1038/2928, while Team 4’s Jeremy Glover 255-221-225/701 and Brandon Grant 257-205/638 had a rough go.

Most bowlers show up with their equipment, but not Danny Ontiveros, who led the pair with his 256-227-280/763 using the ball he had to punch up fifteen minutes before league, sans bowl-ing shoes. All was forgiven, since he helped Mike Faraci 216-217-202/635 and Sam Hitchcock 208-215/615 take four from Tri-Star Vending’s Mark Myers 221-257-216/694, Larry Campbell 236-224/638 and David Yamauchi 215-225/607.

In the final match, last place Team 5 won three from Team 15. Eric Snow 234-233/665, Paul Varela 248-215/655 and Jeff Seesholtz 279-200/629 led 5, while Sean Lemon 247-238-209/694 and Andy Clark 226/608. Have a great week and see you all Monday!

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

817 Nick Wilson 785 Kevin Valmonte 765 Arnold Cheesman 763 Danny Ontiveros 759 Greg Neuer 758 Spanky Rosales 740 Billy Myers 739 Steve Gurrieri 737 Brandon Grant 733 Harry Wong

1st ROUND STANDINGS 1. Team 6 .............................. 18 2. Team 12 ............................ 17 3. Team 14 ............................ 17 4. Team 3 .............................. 16 5. Team 7 .............................. 16 6. Team 10 ................................. 14 7. Team 11 ............................ 14 8. Team 16 ............................ 14 9. Team 9 .............................. 12 10. Team 13 ............................ 11 11. Team 1 .............................. 10 12. Team 2 .............................. 10 13. Team 4 .................................9 14. Tri-Star Vending ................8 15. Team 5 .................................7 16. Team 15 ...............................7

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WINNETKA — Just when we thought Fall was here (because the calendar said so) we see that Summer doesn’t want to leave us. We’re going to have a couple of three digit tem-perature days this week to keep us extra warm. Soon we will be complaining that the weather is too cold. Just enjoy what’s here, and keep bowling those great scores that we like to report in our weekly Canoga Park Bowl column.Phil-Am: Kenneth Loja 247/659, Helen Ventenilla 201/525, Phil Manuel 268/642, Josemari Zafra 267/658, Mike Tuma-liuan 607, Socorro King 522, James Lamog 227, Donald Lavares 222.viva las vegas: Congratulations to David Athans on his “300” game and 664 series. Ali Pia 203/529, Tad Schweitzer 246/714, Vince Koeller 675, Daniel Clebanoff 244/663, Curtis Litzenberger 244/648, Ivan Clarke 236.monday nite madness: RIck Godin 254/728, Shirley Godin 182/509, Travis Coffman 243/643, Bob Pfleger 204.river maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 289/768, Monise Kelly 211/544, Russ Gothrick 739, Scott Englehart 275/735, Aaron Steinberg 735, Dan Kline 267/718, Lucy Tralla 516, Karen Hopper 515, Sharon Weger 513, Ali Pia 508, Tad Schweitzer 268, Robert Joseph 266.ladies travel: Nancy Kato 248/619, Darlene Redman 235/596, Connie Wannomae 210/584, Faye Holbrook 226/562, Petra Kaun 544, Barbara Vaccare 206.Comedians: Scott Crawford 287/753, Sharon Weger 207/594, Don Eisman 255/688, David Blackman 258/683, Ray Stoy 641, Dan Kline 636, Patti McVicker 537, Jan Sand-man 500, Lou Cherpin 257, David Guilmette 245.have A Ball (4-games): Michael Pollack 270/891, Monda Fakhroo 617, Linda Manneheim 174/610, Sam Yaggy 256/854, Travis Coffman 244/836, Ruben Sarkissian 224/765, Larry Friedman 202.Copper Bucket: Chip Minot 256/684, Amy Sobuta 441, Bob Kindel 263, Jeanne Tonyan 168, Randy Johnston 235/622, Orville Dopps 258/613, Chas Wiggan 225/600.500 Classic: Petra Kaun 204/563, Farol Brifman 204/562, Teresa Lauer 539, Mary Lauer 203/529, Patti McVicker 529, Robyn Willis 215.short n sweet: Matt Jones (LH) 259/713, Teresa Lauer 289/727, Aaron Steinberg 241/622, Travis Williams 596, Jic Opiana 571, Anthony Pavlowsky 235, David Athans 234, Al Reiswig 220.the Classics: Pam Blake 234/610, Louis Enriquez 200/574, Jim Howell 234/547, Kevin Crawford 545, Gayle Kirby 226/606, Sharon Enriquez 200/555, Laurie Gilmore 212/546, Bo Fogel 203/527.sFvCC nikkei: Tak Kokubo 263/634, Noriko Fukunaga 213/578, Traci Sasaki 229/537, Stan Date 256/618, Kirk Sasaki 604, Kenneth Morita 224/595, Tami Shiotani 210/555, Pei Eto 520, Hisako Kokubo 507, Yoshi Kawamura 226, Mike Kawaji 221.

JUNIORSjunior royals: Congratulations Keith Nelson on your “299”/668. Kayla Bernstein 191/513, Justin Pluchino 212/487, Allen Minot 159/439, Justin Nguyen 146/405, Jacey Opiana 158/427, Tyler Smith 139.Bumper thumpers: Nicholas Whitley 93/162, Brodey Davis 89/163, Deanna Frias 73/143.

SENIORS49’Ers senior trio: Richard Greenzweight 238/699, Carolyn Scherzberg 211/585, Bob Jones 222/626, Howard Rovner 213/606, Ron Doll 215/578, Dale Simpson 567, Mary Lauer 201/546, Arlene Bonino 186/527, Ellie Alliston 186/484, Donna Walden 189/482, Rick Dobris 210, Diana Walden 189, Helen Layfield 182.Funtimers: Rick Dobris 256/703, Carolyn Scherzberg 190/528, Richard Greenzweight 257/656, Ron Doll 226/630, Bob Jones 617, Danny Martinez 236/605, Anne Wallis 187/485, Carole Peire 172/484, Bev Zietz 182/470, Freda Leibson 458, Bob Sturla 246.39’Ers senior trio: Bob Jones 245/677, Carolyn Scherz-berg 223/568, Rick Kopper 267/636, Al Reiswig 244/656, Rick Dobris 620, Lucy Tralla 202/563, Bev Zietz 195/531, Arlene Bonino 528, Lil Baker 190/498, Hung-Lay Quon 243, Jim Halliday 232/620, Bill Robb 232, Candy Adams 185.keep bowling those high scores and we’ll have them ready for our next weekly report.

LAKEWOOD — BOwlErs! Do you have your raffle ticket for A “FrEE lEAguE”? the league of your choice will be paid for the whole season. what a deal! Leagues are back ON-LINE at www.cal-bowl.comNow for a look at this week’s high scores from Cal Bowl.Pick-A-Ball: Tight race at the top, with 3 weeks to go. Ivan Clarke 564, Patrick Merola 508, Victoria Mao 323, Casey Hatcher 236, Damian Sorbo 202.Last call for “long Beach teachers league.” They have 8 1/2 teams. Friends, family or students welcome. League bowls at 4:00 P.M. on Wednesday. Come early and join in!v.A.: Art Diemert 665, Joe Morse 553, Bobby Shaw 552, Dayna Shephard 482, John Doval 232, Melvin Hogan 203.First timers: Colin Ilagan 571, Brandon Hoggatt 523, Tracey Yonemura 358, Anthony Feolo 229, Greg Martinkus 205.vegas Crackpots: Carl Stokes 258/719, Michael Bray 244/615, Dominique Lewis 237/636, Anthony Fredricks 609, Frank LaPrade Jr. 602, Teka Williams 236/639, Ellen Myers 230/608.laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 268/731, Sylvia Robinson 196/565, Ray Grabinski 204/550, Julie Grabinski 513.laughlin sunset: Jonathan Gale 299/721, James Mat-thews 222/656, Ben Harper 236/642, Ray Minter 234/616, Stephanie Williams 211/607, Kathy Dees 279/572, Derrick Whitlock 247, Janet Love 208/521.Bacoorian Family & Friends: Rick Llaneta 263/736, Randy Antazo 257/659, Freddie Catamisan 279/658, Victor Santos 641, Jr. DeGuzman 637, Pilbert Colian 636, Rey Santos 631, Josette Atangan 244/590, Cynthia Kato 245/578, Valerie Colian 224/542, Bheth Alcayde 212/529.Big Bear: Phillip Gipson 268/760, Ken Seiple Jr. 265/686, Paul Staff 268/675, Carlos Salcedo 267/673, David Patter-son 660, B.J. 648, Harold Dubose 240/623, Dawn Langer 266/655, Debra Gipson 648, Michelle Criswell 254/641, Cathy Anderson 235/613, Joyce Charles 224/549.mega vegas: Juan Ellison 258/689, Dion Curry 276/641, Scott Erickson 242/622, Michael Savolskis 593, Janet Love 540, Stacey Erickson 529.Cal stars: Adela Santos 201/600, Annie Maae 532, Lucy Seiple 524. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Adela Santos 227, game 2, scr.: 1st Dottie Lawn 199, game 3, hdcp.: 1st Patsy Palacios 231.young At heart: Rey Santos 247/696, Charles Gleason 233/656, Walter Milsap 224/630, Ed Hansen 617, Art Diemart 611, Doug Johnson 596, Frances Walker 212/565, Elaine Todd 221/556. Corona ladies: Audrey Louis 501, Betty Green 497.Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st Kim Anderson 243, 2nd Audrey Louis 219; 2nd game, scr.: 1st Audrey Louis 167, 2nd Betty Green 162; 3rd game, hdcp.:1st Caroline Stewart 228, 2nd Dianne Gardner 218.Pin heads: Shorty Ramos 249/643, James Talley 236/613, Alicia Kelly 200/529, Karen Roubinov 506, Don Louis 562.gobs and gals: Gary Wright 758, Jimmy White 730, Juan Ellison 704, Dawn Stephens 712, Maria Bacos 659, Shirley Owens 555, Ed Cabs 290, Fred Catamisan 279, Sonny Dew 268, Darylynn Davis 269, Denisha Williams 235, Maota Bahr 214.recycled teens: Jim Burke 279/647, Glen Merchant 644, Boylee Inocente 236/636, Rey Santos 629, Adela Santos 185/499, Dorothy Ruggiero 464.long Beach City Employees: Larry Martinez 248/639, Mike Von-Muegge 232/624, Danny Collins 226/574, Jaclyn Padgett 229/542, Terri Von-Muegge 505.kings and Queens: Mark Fowler 266/736, Eric Snow 278/723, Leonard Ruiz Jr. 716, Steve Gurrieri 298/700, Fe-lecia Tripp 249/694, DaryLynn Davis 243/630, Renee Scott 234/625, Dawn Stephens 623.Cal Bowleros: Charlene Petrson 243/590, Carole Fischer 202/560, Cathy Wyatt 546, Melba Knight 207. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: (tie) Pat Bates and Mary Spencer each with 231; 2nd game, scr.: Melba Knight 207, 3rd game, hdcp.: Charlene Peterson 259.ramona ladies: Becky Carroll 525, Julie Grabinski 460, Dollie Bristow 168. Side Pots w/hdcp.: 1st game: Becky Carroll 235; 2nd game: Dollie Bristow 230, 3rd game: Shiny Williamson 218.sierra Bugs: Luvinia Taylor 200/502. Side Pots—1st game w/hdcp.: Joan Rotter 211, 2nd game, scr.: Luvinia Taylor 200, 3rd game, hdcp.: Darlene Waken 202.Captain & Crew: Sandy Cotcher 192/543, Vancie Keith 517. senior men’s trio: Wayne Brown “300”/696, Rick Hunter 269/727, Art Jackson 706, Walter Millsap 267/705, Herman Martin 278, Charles Gleason 268.marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: Darryl McCloud 269/713, Curtis McCann 288/706, David Fitzgerald 258/699,Teya Woodman 223/620, Clyde Lumpford 278/679, Bill Spencer 258. Denisha Williams 236, Crystal Barker 612.wednesday mix 5: Shannon Santos 259/699, Richard Maloles 270/677, Greg Nardo 276/662, B.J. 247/624, Do-menic Saraceno 616, Cynthia Maloles 216/564.C.A.u.l.: Wayne Simpson 248/665, John Olson 236/629, Kevin Walker 256/624, David Regul 604, Jeff Price 244/592, Roger Baun 254, Jeanine Edgington 178/495.Funsters: Glenn Merchant 277/746, B.J. 277/727, Jim Burke 258/656, Art Diemert 649, Boylee Inocente 243/643, Chris Abing 245/642, Danne VanHorn 529, Carol Monson 226/505.

juniOrsBobcats: Aaron Wong 137/398, Reggie DelRosario 143/398, Bryan Wong 124/336, Andy Arsenault 127/334,

Marcus Frasier 121/302, Javon Bunting 285, Nolan Fox 246, Brennan Wingfield 246, Brianna Buckreis 103/271, Emily Jenkins 99/256, Latasha Love 65/187.Classifieds: T. Newton 185/534, Henry Parades 192/502, Victor Jackson Jr. 168/487, Larell Woods 184/460, Semaj Lewis 189/448, Spencer Pozgay 420, Chris Bartlett 398, Chris Johnson 388, Shavon Love 288, Sabrena Callihan 333, Miranda Arciaga 312.mini-Bees: Chayse Erkelens 113, Kameron Agulto 63, Maggie Jenkins 189, Kayleigh Reeves 67, Corrinee Frasier 54.happy rollers twO: Christina Yamaga 95/266, Pamela Okamoto 96/259, Terry Mays 97/256.happy rollers: Mark Algiers 415, Mike Hallstrom 390, Jimmy Wood 353, Tom Whitlock 338, Travis Jenkin 282, James McGoff 192, Diane Mallett 324, Yvonne Wescott 324, Wanda Kinard 292, Janet P. 194.Adult/youth: Adults—Paul Mehl Jr. 245/682, Jonathan Gale 222/645, Edward Buckreis 245/614, Eric Soto 255/603, Cath-ryn Butler 153/436, Maria Kennedy 169/418. Youth—Daniel Martinez 266/699, Larrell Woods 197/567, Victor Jackson Jr. 161/471, Chris Johnson 140/361, Byran Whitehead 342, Kaitlynn Soto 162/417, Darian Jackson 156/411, Victoria Tetter 360.FrEE BOwling FOr BOwlErs AgEs 65+! it’s senior Day, Friday, October 14, 12:00 to 1:00 p.m.

Stewart Sizzles 692, CruzCrushes 678 In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy RiderANAHEIM — In the thursday linbrook juniors, Andrew Stewart stunned the pins for 213-216-223 for a super 652 series. Christopher DeFazio demolished the pins for 190. Jennifer Lewis landed 121, Kiarra Machitar mixed 103 and Izr Pineda packed 95-97.In the junior Adult Doubles, Andrew Stewart scattered the pins for 257-255-210 for an incredible 692 series. Josh Cruz cranked 207-256-205 for a fabulous 668 series. Chris Woodmansee wal-loped 238 for a very nice 609 series. Al Naki nailed 202. Sean Dantas defeated the pins for a super 189 game. Ian Dantas scored a dynamite 126-128.In the Bumper Busters, Breanna Ramos rallied to 101-109. Eric Woodruff unwinded 89-106 and Alan Gonzalez garnished 93-104. Up next, Ruth Guevara rolled 95-82 and Alex Williams aced 91-79. Rounding out our Bumper Bowlers were Joshua Evans scoring 77-70, Aiden Ramos with 68-73 and Jeshua Guevara tallied 65-68. Great job, Bumper Busters!In the saturday linbrook juniors, Josh Cruz crunched 257-233-188 for a phenomenal 678 series. Joshua Villegas, 163 average, slammed 215-192-208 for an awesome 615 series. Valerie Matsu-moto scored a marvelous 239/600. Other bowlers to top the 200 mark included Deanna Gomez with an amazing 226, Joseph Velick 210, Chris Gusue 207 and Nicholas Gallant 201. Terrific scores were turned in by Garrett Weiss 194, David Feiner 187-193, R.J. Davis with a new season high series 162-134/412, Domynyc Gardner 154, Patrick Sherry 133, Jesse Haxton 178, Khamron Gardner 102-116, Destini Gardner 151-161, Kelly Pham 84, Ryan Gallant 139, Zachary Pokorny 110 and Courtney Albrecht 185.

mike martin picked up the 7 – 10 split, Tuesday night in the Business Network League. Congratulations Mike! Too bad he had turned away and didn’t get to witness his outstanding (almost impossible) accomplishment. BusinEss nEtwOrk The three high men for the night were Lyle Wiedeman 245-212 / 617, Gary Armstrong (aka Weak) 211-223 / 616 and Dave Berlotti 244-202 /611. Fred Fouts probably would have made the top of the heap too but he missed the first game and shot 211-202 for the second and third. Ladies high games were shot by Lauren McClure 154, Tracy Everley 153, Jamie cook 153 and Kathryn Martin 151.wED mEgA vEgAs Sam Hitchcock shoots a big 738 series with games of 213-258-and 267 and Jim Cameron who was subbing on the Supreme strikes team shot 718 with games of 223-248 and 247. The next “attention getters” were Winston Armstrong 222-246 / 664, John Hong 255-222 /648, Dan Raidy 224-214-205 / 643, Keith Klagg 213-248 / 640. Ed Rossi 232-238 / 640, Ryan Garcia 221-215 / 630, Greg Nelson 221-211 / 625, Myron Coppock (bowling left handed) 206-222 / 618, Ron Everhart 247 / 600 and believe it or not; matt kleen started off with a strong 122 ! Honest, it’s true. I had everyone in the office verify his score. We took a vote to induct him in the “Hall of Shame” but then noticed that he redeemed himself with a 242 and 202 so we let him slide this time. Careful there Matt. For the ladies; Shannon Wilhelm was a house on fire and shot 201-246-205 / 652 ! Laura Conklin scored 213 / 561, Jackie Burns 547, Frances Ham 213 / 537 and Karen Everhart shot a nice 210. FriDAy jACkPOt Four Guys shot over 600; Neil Northrup 224-221-215 / 660, Chuck Conrad 227-225 / 651, Jim Gunn 203-212/612 and Tony Stacey 225-217 / 611. Two of our ladies scored over the sought after 500 mark and they were Lois Gebler 201 / 506 and Kim Lamon 210 / 501.sCrAtCh ChAllEngE Week 3 of 6 on 40 ‘ “No Lane Help” Flat oil pattern. Now this is the league that everyone is talking about and determined to conquer. Leading the scoring was “Super sub Sam Hitchcock” 246 / 618. Only two other 600’s were recorded, one by Mike Francis 221 / 610 and the other by David Lindsey with 222 / 604. Does this give you the picture of how challenging this pattern is? The rest of the top ten shooters were Jeff Carr 226 / 590, Rob Piroozshad 210 / 580, Keith Klagge 212 / 578, Alan Meyerson 226 / 567, Shelby Shirlock 204 / 562, Mike Cacace 210 / 557 &Mike Belair 220 / 547. ***Special mention goes to Kristi Zimmerman who missed game 1 but made up for it with 234 and 210 for her last two games. Top 5 averages; Rob Piroozshad 190, David Lindsay 189, Alan Meyerson 188, Greg Goldstein 186 and our own Ed Regehr hanging on to fifth place with 185.DOris OzmEnt Hats off to two of our ladies this week, Joyce Myers shot 182-181-189 / 552 and Yvette Kratz shot 183-151-183 / 517.nFl sCrAtCh triO Six “Heavy Shooters” shot over 900 for their four games this week, starting with Don Forbes 254-266-198-255 / 973, Eric Pleasant 233-235-219-257 / 944,Drew Sebilian 207-235-279-208 / 929, Joe Petrella 224-212-248-235 / 919, David Jacques 254-192-257-213 / 916 and Daryl Kowalik 232-194-264-212 / 916.gil jAy mEn’s Great scores from George Deblois 247-205 / 622 and Don Capobianco 235 / 619. Lou Johnson also shot well with 190-193-193 / 576 and so did Cliff Miller with 224 / 557.sAturDAy juniOrs I LOVE TO BRAG ABOUT THE JU-NIORS! This week it was Ryan Galland leading the Majors with a 207 / 541, Josh turner 194, Sam Grayston 181, Wil-liam Allen 177, Kevin Monroe 171, Riley Sullivan 170, Zach Evart 170. Sam Grayston 164, Jack Grayston 153 and Jake McCarron 150. For our little Gals it was Daniel Bishop with 132 and Kyra Vergho 125. In the Bumpers it was Victoria Desantis who scored 20 pins over her average and in the Junior division Rilee Raith bowled 66 pins over her average. Wow, you kids are getting good!


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Singles: 1st, Chang Yao-Chien - Taipei ; 2nd Kim Jieun, Korea; 3rd, Huang Shu-Min, Taipei

Team USA did not bowl well in this event- this was a brutal and tough pattern. The Koreans and Taipei bowlers dominated this event – kudos to the Koreans and Taipei bowlers! Congratulations to all the bowlers who won the medals!I want to thank the Argentina people and volunteers for making this event successful. In addition, I want to thank the following people: David Lanesman, ICSD, vice president; Kazimerz Chod-ak, ICSD bowling technical director; Juan Jose Lemmo, Direc-tor; Daniel D Laurence Assistant Director; Vivianna C. Dandolo Secretary; Simon Saroka, Treasurer; Jorge Querol, Logistics; and Carina Algbronoz, Dragon Bowling Coordinator. The next World Deaf Championship will be held in 2015. Loca-tion will be announced at a later time.

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would be uncomfortable for the first 20 minutes, which it was, but you eventually become comfort-able with what you’re doing. There were only three or four people in room. It’s not like you’re posing in front of a bunch of people. And I feel good about my body, I didn’t feel nervous at all about posing.

“I saw the photos the day they were taken,” she added. “I don’t know what shot they choose, but they were all superb. Black-and-white, all very creative.

“To think about all of the fe-male bowlers out there and they asked me? Ultimately it was my decision and I’m very flattered,” Kulick continued. “There were a lot of different athletes involved. We’re all different. It’s all about the physiques for each kind of ath-lete; it’s not about being a size 2 person.”

Kulick became the only wom-an ever to win a major sports title without the aid of an automobile or a horse when she won the 2010 PBA Tournament of Champions at Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas, defeating an otherwise all-male field of 63 PBA Tour champions. Previously, she had become the first-and-only woman to earn an exemption to bowl full-time on the PBA Tour during the 2006-07 season.

Kulick earned the right to bowl in the 2010 PBA Tournament of Champions as the first PBA Wom-en’s World Championship winner. That win was part of an unprec-edented string of four consecutive major championships (U.S. Wom-en’s Open, USBC Queens, PBA Women’s World Championship, PBA Tournament of Champions). Her TOC victory also earned her a two-year exemption to return to the PBA Tour.

Kulick will be among 49 PBA Tour exempt players who will join a field of 240 bowlers – men and obviously women – from around the world for the third annual PBA World Series of Bowling Nov. 4-20 at South Point Bowling Cen-ter in Las Vegas.

The former Collegiate All-American (Morehead State University), current member of Team USA and two-time Woman Bowler of the Year also has just begun a three-year term as an ath-lete representative on the United States Bowling Congress Board of Directors.

KULICKcontined from page 1

Justin Pluchino receiving his 11 in a row trophy and state plaque for his 290 game bowled 2/19/11 in the Junior Royals at Canoga Park Bowl presented on 7-9-11by Tom Leigh.

Tom Leigh NLAC USBC Director and Gladys Stevenson youth director of Valencia Lanes present to Michael Raymond his 300 ring, state plaque and center plaque for his 300 game bowled on 7/9/11 in the Saturday Jr. Trios league at Valencia Lanes.

Bret Haynes 11 N Row 299 Game 07-31-2011 in MLB League @ Keystone Lanes.

Armando Zavala Sr (R) bowled 300 & 800 at Del Rio Lanes on 4-14-11 in the MBA League. Eugene McCown presenting.

Joyce Charles showing her ring she received for bowling a 300 on 7-7-2011 at Cal Bowl.

Tobie Wynn showing his ring for bowling a 300 7-26-2011 at Cal bowl

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Monthly Sunday Decaf Doubles Tournament - Sunday - Oct 23 @ 10:30AMCheck in at 10:00am - Entry Fee: $20.00 - Luck of the Draw for partners.

Handicap 80% of 225 - Doubles Payout

saturdays • Check-in 7:30pm • Bowl at 8:00pm • $20 Per Person

sundays at 7:30-11 Am • 3 games & Breakfast • $10 Per Person

tuesday & Fridays at 1 Pm • Entry Fee: $10

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Sat. Oct. 15 at 8pm & Sat. Oct. 22 @ 9pm Then Color of Money will return to its new start time of 8pm! Come down and join the fun!

BRENT LEADS WITH 913by Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Terry Brent took top honors in the 590 Classic last week. The conditions were tough and the scores were varied but Terry managed to figure things out. With scores of 205, 246, 248, & 214, he led the league with 913. Super sub, John Conway was the only other 900 Clubber last week with 238/904.

Other notable scores were: Norm Walker 244/895, Anderson Alcaraz 255/894, Eric Kim 251/882, Bo Vrabel 245/875, Willy Bordenave 238/874, Stacy Rider 256/869, E.J. Rogers 237/850, Larry Nordstrom 222/834, Don Gardner 235/832, Ron Douglass 236/829, Rich Heid 220/829, Dan Baker 216/827, Hong Kha 245/824, Steve Basdakis 265/822, Martin Angulo 234/812, Dick McKenzie 233/812, Rod Cantrell 280/809, Al Lara 214/803, Shig Shozi 269, Chris Allen 256, Rob Roberts 248, Janine Ditch 244, Juan Sandoval 238, Frank Bellinder 236, Kantral Williams 236, Jessica Diso 223, Larry Green 215, Tony Chaco 214, Karen Bagnall 213, April Anderson 212, Roberta McNaught 211, Gen-ka Cabatu 209, Janet Anderson 207, Nicole Evans 205, Steve Sparks 204, Dora Miller 203, Melissa Fan 202, and Nancy M. Smith 200.

King of the Hill ResultsForest Lanes

Sunday Sept. 18th, 2011Team Event 16 Teams Amount Scores1st $320 2940 Kristi Zimmerman, Todd Smetzer, Nathan Johnston, Steve Zimmerman2nd $160 2856 Sheri Tateyama, Patti Fisher John Ready, Per Mortensen3rd $100 2729 Karen Everhart, Drew Sebilian Ron Everhart, VacantHandicap SeriesWomen’s 149 & under (6 entries)1st $48 671 Patti FisherWomen’s 150 & above (6 entries)1st $48 722 Sonia SabadoMen’s 179 & under (13 entries)1st $60 801 Drew Sebilian2nd $30 788 Jim Boyd3rd $14 741 Todd SmetzerMen’s 180 & above (24 entries)1st $80 817 Dillon Vargas2nd $42 791 Chris Shiroma3rd $25 789 Per Mortensen4th $20 767 Nathan Johnston5th $15 751 Steve Zimmerman6th $10 718 Giancarlo ZappalaScratch Series169 & under (7 entries)1st $40 647 Jim Boyd2nd $16 558 Jackie Burns179-189 (3 entries)1st $24 704 Nathan Johnston190-205 (9 entries)1st $42 745 Dillon Vargas2nd $20 720 Dan Raidy3rd $10 641 Kristi Zimmerman206 & above (9 entries)1st $42 749 Steve Zimmerman2nd $20 672 Frank Street3rd $10 649 Sal Petrella3-6-9179 & under division-no winner-consolation 10%-Daniel Palma$71 carryover180 & above division-no winner-consolation 10%-Winston Armstrong$151 carryoverMystery Game 2 (250)-no winner$10 Consolation-Todd Smetzer (247)$50 Carryover$995 Paid out in BracketsGame 3 Super PotsHandicap DivisionWomen’s 149 & under (5 entries)1st $25 232 Lisa DonnellyWomen’s 150 & under (7 entries)1st $25 304 Sonia Sabado2nd $10 238 Kristi ZimmermanMen’s 179 & under (13 entries)1st $35 268 John Ready2nd $20 249 Tanner Wilhelm3rd $10 246 Drew SebilianMen’s 180 & above (25 entries)1st $45 310 Per Mortensen2nd $30 298 Dillon Vargas3rd $20 291 Steve Zimmerman4th $15 277 Chris Shiroma5th $10 266 Sal Petrella6th $5 256 Frank StreetScratch Division169 & under (8 entries)1st $25 204 Jackie Burns2nd $10 200 Ken White3rd $5 191 Jim Boyd170-189 (5 entries)1st $25 216 Nathan Johnston190-205 (9 entries)1st $25 274 Dillon Vargas2nd $15 227 Cruz Baeza3rd $2.50 ea. 225 Tie Kristi Zimmerman, Dan Raidy206 & above (9 entries)1st $25 290 Steve Zimmerman2nd $15 248 Sal Petrella3rd $5 244 Frank Street

Next King of the HillMonthly Team Tournament

Sunday Oct. 16th, 2011 at 1pmFor more information contact Patti, Kathy or Ed at Forest LanesCheck us out for information, results and point standings on our websitewww.forestlanes.com

ANAHEIM — We’re ready for our monthly tournaments this weekend here at Linbrook Bowling Center. Ozzie’s Senior Sunday, October 16 at 10:30 a.m. it’s our 20 Lane Challenge. For more details, please see our ad on this page.The week of October 4 thru 10 had these high scores to report.santa guys & gals: Tony Chaco 224-226/647 Jesse Con-treras 221-232/644, Terry Blankenship 264, Joe Molina 222, Bruce Gober 210.lunch Bunch: Norm McLeod 246, Bob Bradley 200, Jim Grove 200, Fran Stern 202.Anaheim secondary teachers: Ed Yenowine 206-215/606.Cypress College: Larry Nordstrom 231-245/663, Bill Swan-son 219/603, Garrett Weiss 202.monday nite Football: Mike Baerg 255-222/659, Justin Salinaz 213, Michael 205.ten Pins: Steven Benavente 204-248-203/655, Brian Pe-terson 254-216/651, Jakob Imbrogno 226-226/648, Dick McKenzie 209-245/639, Josh Salas 236-227/630, Kay McKenzie 223.vegas nonsense: Jim Johnstone 200-258/636, Tim Butler Sr. 200-268/635, Steven Branch 242/611, Chris Duckworth 236, Eugene Sameshima 201.O.C. korean: Hyun Wook Jang 212.3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 211, Marie Parmalee 207, Melinda Manahan 205, Cathy Marani 202.r.C.r.C.: Lou Cruz 244/611, Keith Taylor 233.Executive Doubles: Bill Swanson 246-232-224/702, Dan Perreira 210-298/702, Dan Hust 222-225/638, Lee Haywood 211-223/613.just Desserts: Josh Rahm 232-223-202/661, Justin Salinaz 234-201/626, Dan Perreira 231-233/626, Bud McCollum 238, Chaz Schaefer 225-203.m.t.l.: E.J. Rogers 240-257/685, Georell Culp 221-233-217/671,Kyle Osterman 257-209/663, Aaron Wilson 214-227-211/652, Miguel Rosales 218-245/647, Samantha Jimenez 211-205/515, Janine Ditch 223, Nicole Abbott 220, Nancy Acosta 204, Nicole Evans 202.B.s.m.: Jimmy Kim 204-247/642, Glen Kim 221, Joseph Riggs 212, Jay Hwang 206, Sophia Kim 213, Joyce Kim 200.golden nuggets: Bruce Gober 212, Don VanFlotow 210, Larry Graham 200, Rey Ortiz 200.go For 9 (no-tap): Hoagy Wong 300-200-300/800, Norm Walker 232-246-234/713, Mike Blankenship 244-264/699, Lloyd Carter 246-209-209/664, Gene Nichols 222-242/658, Sandy Durkin 227-203-230/660, Fran Stern 230-210-219/659, Elburta Canfield 227-202, Barbara Bish 210, Shirley Brown 208.Party timers: Mike Gilbert 249-245/668, Lee Haywood 252-203-201/656, Brandon Owens 205-219-211/635, Randy Seifman 232-202/632, Ken Zwingmann 225-244/626, Karyn Hawk 222-211, Tanya Garrett 204, Cher Gwyn 200.Anaheim nisei: Richard Iseri 244, Richard Crocker 203, Bob Mendoza 203, Al Ogata 202, Beverly Kaneen 202.nikkei: Herb Mihara 207-231, Gil Barcoma 228-212, Alan Kohara 221, June Hasegawa 214, Sandy Viloria 202, Aileen Mukai 222.525 ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 228, Cora Bussey 211, Betty Saienni 205.santa super savers: Nick Lam 279/639, Tony Chaco 204-208/605, Jesse Contreras 213, Gerald Lichtenheld 210, Walter Michalski 206.thursday mixed seniors: Norm McLeod 238.magnolia teachers (no-tap): Bill Mcfeggan 245-249/674, Tim Hill 216-228/643, Richard Mazur 240-225/633, Donnie Clark 253, Kristy Mcfeggan 208-207-236/651, Pam Odiorne 225.7-11: Noah Valdez 214-217-212/643, Steve Chavez 216-243/641, David Wright 214-225/636, Joe Dantas 212-244/614, John Woscek 233.grey Panthers: Rey Ortiz 224, Norm McLeod 215, Ric Kauten 212.vegas Party: Hong Kha 207-251-267/720, Mark O’Donnell204-252-235/691, Luis Damian 258-221-209/688, Lowell Huber 203-227-255/685, Ian Markstrum 222-243/647, La-

wana Clark 234.t.g.i.F.: Al Epps 204.kamaaina: Koku Lee 244-236-202/682, Gregory Sato 245-236/669, Victor Cabatu 226-239/655, Sandy Viloria 268-201/649, Ben Skolnik 277/642.sunday Brunch Bunch: Pat Sangenito 224/602, MIke Ro-man 229, Frank Pearlman 214, Robert Favela Jr. 209, Cindi Sangenito 241.Double Daters: Norm Walker 215-245-204/673, Shawn Oslund 205-222/616, Mike Blodgett 202-213/609, Shane Oslund 234/607, Dave Hollis 247, Kim Gardner 269, Pam Gardner 213, Travi Sodal 204, Sheri Kawaguchi 203, Rosie Martinez 202.Family and Friends: Mark O’Donnell 267-238/704, Dennis Porter 226/613, Dave Meno 234/608, Pete Quinata 222-211, Bill Cole 213, Patty Pangelinan 213, Marie Kelly 200.Angels west: Randy Salazar 210, Phil Sanchez 210, Fran-cisco Navarro 207, Bob Bergan 204, Robert Scott 201.gamblers Anonymous: Tim Mcconaha 254-214/651, David Luraschi 224, James Iriye 215.2nd Annual Eva munson memorial senior no-tap: Satur-day, October 8. main Division Payout: 1st place $45, Dick McKenzie 857, 2nd place tie $30.50 Gino Vassallo 852, 2nd place tie $30.50 Bob Fulton 852, 4th place $20 Ed Yenowine 839, 5th place $18 Roberta McNaught 830, 6th place tie $8 Don Gardner 811, 6th place tie $8 Frank Pearlman 811. Side Pots Payout—Game 1 1st Joan Green 324 $12, 2nd Nancy Smith 299 $8, 3rd Helmuth Spille 295 $5. Game 2 1st tie Jerry Roddam & Casey Jones 278 $11.50 each, 3rd Jerry Doss 268 $7. Game 3 1st Dick McKenzie 233 $12, 2nd Frank Pearlman 317 $8, 3rd Johnny Munson 315 $5. 2nd Annual Eva munson memorial scotch Doubles: main Division: 1st Kelly Sargent & Rick Sargent 924 $150, 2nd Yvette Damian & Luis Damian 896 $110, 3rd Cheryl Munson & Bill Hartman 881 $80, 4th Shannon Bloom & Alan Bloom 873 $70, 5th Brandi Cain & Marcus Blackstone 871 $60, 6th Rita Sparks & Steve Sparks 865 $50, 7th Wendy Dickason & David Andexler 865 $40. Side Pots— 1st $30, 2nd $16, 3rd $8—Game 1 1st Cheryl Munson & Bill Hartman 260, 2nd Janine Ditch & Fred Voysey 258, 3rd Amber Toliver & Tony Toliver 231. Game 2 1st Yvette Damian & Luis Damian 309, 2nd Cindi Sangenito & Pat Sangenito 259, 3rd Alan Bloom & Shannon Bloom 249. Game 3 1st Brandi Cain & Marcus Blackstone 238, 2nd Nicole Evans & Ted Evans 224, 3rd Rita Sparks & Steve Sparks 223. Game 4 1st tie Melissa Fan & Johnny Munson 266, 1st t ie Kelly Sargent & Rick Sargent 266, 3rd Mavic Lao & Jerry Lao 265.senior no-tap: Results of October 4. 36 entries @ $10=$360, 36 lineage @ $5.25=$189, 36 prize fund @ $4.75=$171. 33 3-6-9 @1=$33. Place Money—1st Mark Guillaume 850 $33, 2nd Danny Rojero 804 $25, 3rd Manny Magno 801 $19, 4th Willy Bordenave 797 $14, 5th-6th (tie) Tony Chaco and Fred Ringor 796 and $8.50 each. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Yosh Hasegawa 291 $8, 2nd Manny Magno 285 $6, 3rd Fred Ringor 283 $5. Game 2, scr.: 1st Dick McKenzie 287 $11, 2nd Bob Fulton 278 $8, 3rd Bob Awalt 268 $6. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Manny Magno 311 $8, 2nd Wolfgang Zwingmann 301 $6, 3rd Fred Ringor 289 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $33, added $50. New Total: $83. see you this weekend.

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