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BOWLING NEWSOctober 16, 2008

Bowling newsThursday, October 16, 200869th Year In Publication

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FOREST LANES presents... “BIG GOBBLER” CHARITY TOURNEY

November 15th at 3pmby Treesa Spencer

LAKE FOREST—Thousands of years ago The Big Indian Chief told his tribe: “Generosity brings good luck and great fortune. Share what you have with others & you will never go hungry.”

Forest Lanes is inviting all bowlers in Southern California to COME GET BLESSED by bowling in the “BIG GOBBLER” CHARITY TOURNAMENT NOVEMBER 15TH AT 3pm. A large percentage of the proceeds from entry fees, Turkey shoots and raffle tickets, are being donated to the Orange County Res-cue Mission to provide holiday meals for the homeless and less fortunate. The number of people needing a “Ray of Hope” has grown to a staggering number this year.

With your help, we can provide hundreds of nutritious meals for children, men and women. So let’s be generous and try our luck at winning the BIG GOBBLER Tournament. ENTRY FEE IS ONLY $25.00.

PALA INDIAN RESORT AND CASINO HAS SHOWN THEIR GENEROSITY BY DONATING A LARGE PORTION OF THE FIRST PLACE PRIZE, TO HELP THIS WORTHY CAUSE. FIRST PLACE IS: (you guessed it) THREE DAYS AND TWO NIGHTS AT PALA SPA RESORT AND CASINO, 11154 HIGHWAY 76, PALA CALIFORNIA. DINNER FOR TWO, AT MAMA CUCINA’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT.

Plus: A $100.00 Gas credit card, and $100.00 cash.ALL OTHER PLACES PAID BASED TO NUMBER OF

ENTRIES. The tournament is a 3 game handicap. Handicap is 80% of 220. Use 2007 or 2008 book average, whichever is high-est. Non verifiable average bowlers will enter with a 220. For more details, reservations or contributions, call Treesa Spencer at Forest Lanes 949-770-0055.

ABTA Fri-Sat Event at Del Rio Lanes

DOWNEY—The ABTA will be hosted by popular Del Rio Lanes in Downey in a two day Friday / Saturday Special Event. With two qualifying squads Friday at 7:30 & 9:00pm. The board will be frozen Friday night with 1 in 4 1/2 bowlers advancing to the Semifinals Saturday at 6:00 PM.

Saturday Squads are 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM with 1 in 4 1/2 advancing to the Semifnals at 6:00PM.

The Match game will go for an est $1,000 and Match Series est $300. The 3-6-9 will go for a sweet $1,400 also!

There will be Guaranteed pots of $75 Friday at 9:00 PM, and $100 at 4:00 PM.

Please see our ad in this paper for more information. Del Rio is located is located at 7502 East Florence Ave. in Downey. Del Rio is freeway accessible from the 605 Freeway take Flor-ence 2 miles west, from the 5 take Paramount then south five blocks to Florence turn right/west 3 blocks or from the 710 take Florence and go 2 miles east. The phone there is 562-927-3351. See our ad in the paper or the website at www.abta1.com for information. The following week we have a One Day event Saturday, at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim.

A Rosey Day For Greer!SAN DIEGO—The spell-

ing is different, but the mas-tery of a ball is the same! Jeff Greer didn’t have to bring an opponent down physically, but last weekend at Kearny Mesa he had to “climb the ladder” & win four matches to suc-ceed. Jeff was a formidable challenge to the four bowlers who faced him on his way to his second title this year. Jeff bowled really, really well, & his reward was $1000 1st, plus $100 for being a “frequent bowler”. Congratulations on a terrific performance!

The other top 5 finalists

were George Evans, Tom Bro-phy, Brian Watkins & John Tanja. Sharing the 3-6-9 Per-petual Pot were Tim Knight, Obie Sibug & Scott Duncan. Guaranteed $50 sidepots gave some extra spending money to Jared Evans, Steve Slezak, Ron Tanja, John Tanja, Ar-chie Phandanouvong, George Evans, Brian Watkins, Scott Duncan & Jeff Greer.

Thanks to all of you who made donations to the MDA “bail” fund for me. It is for a great cause.

The next NABI San Diego tournament is October 25th at Parkway Bowl. Check the Bowling News & your post-card for complete details…well save a cookie for you!

Del Rosa Lanes Scratch 6-GamerSunday, October 19th

SAN BERNARDINO — Bowlers have been complaining the past few years that lanes are getting easier, scores are getting higher and you can almost buy a high average in the pro shop. The Scratch 6-Gamer at Del Rosa Lanes on Sunday MIGHT just separate the “MOUTHS” and their money. Up front, the ad says, the Chameleon Lane Pattern will be used. Do you have a ball for that??? I’ll bet you do! LADIES, A SEPARATE PRIZE FUND AWAITS YOU! Check-in starts at 8:30 A.M. on Sunday, the 19th. The entry fee is $55. Plus optional sidepots. If you need more info or directions, the number is 909-886-4675. If you like scratch competition, you’ll love Del Rosa’s 6-Gamer. Reserve your spot today!

Sport Bowling 300 Games800 Series Rise w/Membership

Regular honor scores stay fairly steady in 2007-08 seasonGREENDALE, Wis. - Another increase in membership in

Sport Bowling leagues meant another rise in Sport Bowling 300 games and 800 series in the 2007-08 season completed July 31. Meanwhile, the number of similar achievements in regular com-petition increased only slightly.

USBC Sport Bowling members earned recognition for a re-cord 104 perfect games and 23 800 series for the period from Aug. 1, 2007 through July 31, 2008. Those numbers were up from 60 300s and 8 800s.

There were a total of 250 Sport Bowling scores earning ma-jor recognition. These included 36 for 299 games and 87 for 11 strikes in a row. Sport Bowling membership hit an all-time high of 31,582 in 2007-08, up more than 13 percent from the 27,834 of 2006-07. Those members bowled in 892 leagues, up from 693 in 2006-07.

“We are pleased in the continued increase in Sport Bowl-ing membership and resulting increase in Sport Bowling honor scores,” said USBC Vice President-National Governing Body Neil Stremmel. “The small number of honor scores from this portion of our membership shows it is quite an accomplishment and requires good shot making skills to produce an honor score at this level. Congratulations are in order for these select few individuals.”

USBC members in regular leagues and tournaments earned recognition for 52,229 perfect games, up just 672 from the 51,557 of the 2006-07 season. During 2007-08, there were 16,872 ap-proved 800s, up only 237 from the 16,635 of the previous sea-son. Those scores dropped for the first time in two decades in 2006-07.

In all, USBC recognized more than 1.5 million achievements in 2007-08. These included 57,491 for 11-strikes-in-a-row that now includes former honor scores 299 and 298. The most awards for special achievement came in the 200-game category with 266,088. Next was 75-pins-over-average game with 241,220.

The complete list of special achievement recognition in regu-lar leagues and tournaments is as follows:

Triplicates 10,133Big Four Splits 2,1307-10 Splits 1,862All-Spare games 3,526Dutch 200 games 2,02075 Pins Over Average game 241,220100 Pins Over Average game 30,053140 Pins Over Average series 109,29380 game 6,031100 game 14,536120 game 30,893

For year-by-year comparisons of high score and special achievement awards, please visit the Pressroom section of bowl.com.

140 game 31,391160 game 82,751180 game 167,516200 game 266,088250 game 28,597200 series 4,524300 series 31,737400 series 60,381500 series 67,346600 series 127,365700 series 99,042

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Vi Wilson continued the honor roll with 212-585, fol-lowed by Pris Mauricio 223-548, Nancy Soto 538, Gladyce Perrin and Betty Phillips had 511 series, Jean Morby and Dee Phipps tied on 510, Hedy Schoner and Mary Dixon had 502 and Mary DeFord 500.

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Donkee at Cal Bowl (L-R) Jeffrey Sargent – 3rd place, Adam Drozdz – 5th place, Center Manager Leonard Ruiz presenting to Champion James Talley, JT Jackson – 2nd place.

LAKEWOOD—Our newest 1st time champion James Talley, called it before he started. He felt good and said its time for me to win. James had taken 2nd on two other occasions, threw a late 3 bagger in game 3 to take the title posting a +178. James was throwing his Track Kinetic drilled by Josh Montgomery of Cal Bowl’s own Professional Approach Lakewood. James sports personal bests of a 279 game and 762 series. James was telling me that he bowls 2 leagues on Sunday at Cal and its perfect he can come in and bowl before hand. When not Bowling James works as a Postal Manager at LAP&DC for the past 39 years. 1 more and he is ready for full retirement, congratulations. James is supported by his 6 children and 10 grandchildren. James would like to shout to his buddies on his Sunday Laughlin league and thank the Donkee Tour for their support.

Mystery Game and Series were both carry overs with no one hitting 224 game or 610 series. They will be worth $350 for game and $150 for series at Del Rio Lanes October 19th. Please see ad in future papers. See you all at there.

The Donkee Tour would like to thank Leonard Ruiz and the staff at Cal Bowl for hosting this weeks event.

Sidepots: 1:00PM – 1st game James Talley, 2nd game Luis Diaz, 3rd game JT

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Jun Cadenas Wins First ABT Championship at Cal BowlLAKEWOOD—Jun Cadenas won his first Amateur Bowlers Tour

(ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, October 11, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Jun bowled in our 6pm squad and shot games of 254, 234, 219 and 263 with handicap for a series total of 970 and the $800 1st place prize and $600 from the Progressive Pot. Stan Por came in second shooting a real fine 956 with handicap, receiving a check for $400. Jeremy O’Hara came in third shooting a 954

ABT Champion Jun Cadenas and ABT Director, Rick Niedermayer, Jr.

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NORWALK—We had a great time of bowling at Keystone Lanes this summer. We had some impressive scores recorded. To start things off is our adorable Bumpers. Angela Cordero, with a 62 average booked both games over her average with a 72 and 69. Joseph Leo was right up there with her. Joseph bowled 86 and 79, which was very good because his average is only 73. Last but not least was duplicates games by David Schneider, who hit 90 both games and he only has an average of 90. Great job “Bumpers”. Now on to our Prep’s Division.

The following Prep’s all bowled over their averages all three games:

Gabriel Reyes, 54 average, 71/73/60, Boboy Tigas, 82 aver-age bowled 110/98/100. Brandon Vista, with a 91 average bowled 124,124,119. Joshua Prickett had a nice 117 game with only a 95 av-erage, but the top Prep honors go to Mark Welling with a 89 average bowled 188 pins over his average! He bowled a 195,157,103! (Watch out big brother Matthew, Marks coming for you!) Seems like yes-terday these Preps were Bumpers, now they’re having games like the Minors!

Stepping on up to the Mi-nors, we have the high scorer going to John Guaydacan with a 145 average, bowling 163, 148, 128. Lauree Bennett with a 149 average bowled a 152, 160 and a 97. Finishing up was Raymond Munoz who bowled all 3 games over his 89 average with games, 91,135,137. Good job Minors!

Now on to our high flying Majors! Ryan Huff leads off with all 3 games over his 148 average shooting 167, 158, 157. Team mate Jerome Hays was fly-ing with a 191 and an impressive 242 game, not bad when you’re only 142, average. Adam Rhodes bowled all 3 games over his 154 average, bowling 180, 211, 156! Nick Lewis had a nice 207 game; Joshua Aguilar had a 194, 182 with a 154 average.

Topping all bowlers at Key-stone Lanes this week was a strik-ing machine better known as Jona-than Huff. He bowled a 231, 267, 187 with a 679 series. To think he only has a 191 average.

and received $200.Our newest champion, Jun

Cadenas, 30, has been bowling for less than two years. Jun has a 279 game to his credit and a high series of 704 and does his league bowl-ing at Cal Bowl and AMF Carter Lanes.

Jun was using a Storm Dimen-sion and Hammer Venum drilled by Mike Wahl for the win this weekend.

Vuong wanted to thank God for His blessings, his wife, Mac-rene and children, Margaux, Jus-tine and Mikayla for their love and support.

Jun also wanted to thank Ju-lian Conwi and Resty Sanchez for their help and encouragement and Mike Wahl for taking care of his equipment.

Jun also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Directors and Staff for running an outstanding tourna-ment.

Adam Drozdz was the winner of the Senior Sweeper with a 979 handicap series. J.T. Jackson was the winner of the Scratch event with a 969. Stan Por was the win-ner of the ‘Take Best 2 Sweeper’ with a 524.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our fi-nal squad. Game #4 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 185 (possibly good for $400) was drawn.

Our second chance score (pos-sibly good for $200) was 220. The third chance score (possibly good for $100) was 248 and fourth chance was 146.

Adam Drozdz was the winner of the second chance. The Mys-tery Pot is available to all mem-bers (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the man-agement and staff at Cal Bowl Lanes for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be October 18-19 at Yorba Linda Bowl. Saturday squad times are 12:30, 2 & 3:30PM.

There will be one squad Sun-day morning at 10AM. Semi-finals will begin at approximately 11:45. All semi-finalists must check in by 11AM. First place will be GUARANTEED at $800.

Progressive pot will also be available. Entry fee is $55. The address for Yorba Linda Bowl is 18171 Imperial Highway. Their phone number is 714.777.3818.

We hope to see you at Yorba Linda Bowl on October 18-19!

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Inland Empire NABI at Arlington Lanes (L-R) Michael Gray - 4th place, Alice - Michael’s girlfriend, Marty Coyazo - 3rd place, Brad Lecount - 5th place & director, Kerry Lucka - Champion & Jay Shackelford - 2nd place.

Inland Empire NABI Champion Kerry LuckaRIVERSIDE—This is Kerry Lucka’s 2nd win, since she be-

came a NABI member two years ago. She is now qualified to compete in the 2009 Nationals Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Kerry won at Arlington Lanes with her Radical Inferno & the Elite Black Label, both drilled by Jack Cornelson at River-side Lanes Pro Shop. Kerry bowls in three leagues at Brunswick Norco Lanes; the Mon. Patty’s Match Point; the Wed. Rustlers & the Thurs. AM. Christmas Club. Kerry keeps very busy with her five horses, barrel racing, and enjoys the rodeos. Kerry also does the bookkeeping for her husband, Steve, in their Poly Ure-thane Plastics business. She dedicates this win to Steve, the love of her life. Congratulations, Kerry!

Our Beat the Board top five were: (all with HDCP) Kerry Lucka, bowling a 689 series; Jay Shackelford, with a 683 series; Marty Coyazo, bowling a 612; Michael Gray with a 546 & Brad Lecount with a 518 series.

Our sidepot winners were:Michael Gray, Kerry Lucka (2) & Marty Coyazo (3) We are

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WCST Ebonite Singles Nears A Full House This Weekend at La Habra “300” Bowl

by Dick SandersLA HABRA—What should

be a great weekend for this one coming up, October 18-19, at La Habra “300” Bowl in La Habra, CA, as a expected full house for the entry field of 64 and possibly more bowlers will compete in the new divisional format for the tournament.

One squad only on Satur-day, October 18, 2008, with a roll-call at 12:10PM. Bowl-ers will begin qualifying 10 straight games, beginning at 12:30PM.

There are still limited open-ings. $165.00 is the Entry Fee for current WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00. The new format as follows: Two separate divisions, that will have their own finals on Sun-day, October 19th, starting at 8:30AM. Number of finalists and number of games bowled determined by the amount of entries in each division. Both divisions will pay one cash place for every 3 entries in their divisions.

Age Eligibility to enter: Seniors: Men, 45 to 59, Ladies: 40 to 49. Super Seniors: Men, 60 and up, Ladies, 50 and up. Additional cash place paid not making the finals, will also be on one for three entry cash ba-sis in each division. To enter, please come to the center be-fore the Roll Call on Saturday, October 18, 2008.

This will be the last WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament in 2008 in So. California. WCST Ebonite Singles Tournaments following this one, will be Southpoint Bowling Lanes in Las Vegas, NV, November 8-9, with $500.00 added, and our final singles tournament for 2008, December 13-14, at Riverside Casino Lanes in Laughlin, NV, $2500.00 add-ed, and only WCST Current Members that have bowled in at least 3 WCST Tournaments in 2008 are eligible.

Southpoint, already over 70 bowlers, and Laughlin ap-proaching 85 bowlers. If you have a computer, click onto www.westcoastseniortour, and scroll down the INFORMA-TION PAGE to see the total sign-ups for each tournament. Call the WCST Office for fur-ther details at 760-363-8141. To sign up for any WCST Tournament by E-Mail [email protected].

Looks like the year will finish with more than 225 entries for their last 3 tourna-ments, and over 1300 entries for the 18 tournaments in 2008, and over $165,000.00 in Prize Money Pay-Offs. Credit for all this goes to the bowlers who have supported this orga-nization, all year, along with our generous sponsors which can be found also on our web-site on the INDEX page.

National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione

FRANK GALLO CASHING REGULARLY IN PBA REGIONAL EVENTS NEWPORT NEWS...I am a big fan of PBA. Besides as a bowling writer, I received press re-

leases from PBA, I also checked in PBA.com for regional events to find out how the deaf PBA bowler Frank Gallo was doing lately after end of PBA Senior Tour.

You may recall two month ago I wrote that Gallo finally won a PBA Regional event after a frus-trated 30 years of trying. Since winning he tries to enter in Seniors Regional tournaments and in the East Regional tournaments in which he competes against PBA exempt bowlers who also entered. Gallo had some “failed to cash” but in the new season so far he is cashing. No big cashes but just enough to pay for his entry fees.

In two East Senior regional events he placed 49th and 59th for the super senior prizes of $250.00 in each. In two of the four East Regional events, he qualified and made the match plays, losing both times in first round. In one he qualified in 9th and finished in 11th for $500.00 and in the other he qualified 11th and finished in 13th for another $500.00.

The East Regional Statistics showed Gallo in a respectable 11th place with 217 average for 25 games in two tournaments, in 7th place with $1000.00 earnings and in 20th place with 1,900 points. He has a long way to go to get enough points to be another deaf bowler since Pete Kaczmarczyk to be invited to the PBA Regional Players Invitational Championship.PHILIPPE RESTURANT CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF FRENCH DIP SANDWICHES

LOS ANGELES...I read in the papers that LA’s Philippe The Original French Dips celebrated it’s 100th anniversary of dishing out its famous French dip sandwiches by cutting the price to a dime each last week. Also a cup of coffee for a nickel. That was their 1908 prices and it drew blocks long line of the French dip admirers that day.

Philippes is just a walk to right across street from the Union Station downtown and has been there since 19O7. Back then it was serving plain beef sandwiches and one busy day the cook ac-cidentally dropped a dollop of beef in the sauce when preparing the sandwiches.

Instead of putting the soaked sandwiches aside, he pushed them out to the diners. Then instead of complaining, they came back asking for more with the sauce on it. So the French dip was started there.

Why was I mentioning this, as it is not a bowling story? I never knew about Philippes until Southern California Bowling Writers invited me to join as its first deaf member back in the early 1970’s. The Writers had many of its meetings at Philippes in its private rooms upstairs. We, the writers ordered our share of its delicious French dips and other foods brought up and eat before we start our meetings.

For the past several years So. Calif. Bowling Writers had been put off for lack of money and new members. Many of our members had deceased or moved out of state. Right now there are five of us living, besides me, Ray Rosenbaum, Carol Mancini, Charles Kinstler and Alice Meglemre. There may be more names but I could not remember.

The Writers had respected me as a deaf person, even elected me as it’s vice president and later its President for a year as the nation’s first deaf President of a hearing writers organization. So. Calif.

Bowling Writers held awards banquets since its founding, giving out awards for Southland youth and adult male and female all star teams and bowlers of year, bowling service, distinguished service and Hall of Fame. They were kind to establish an award for handicapped bowler and named it after me. I was honored with both distinguished service and Hall of Fame awards on separate occasions. Too bad that lack of money and no new members forced a halt to its awards banquet and it was very much missed.

Since the Writers’ put off, every time I happened to do business in downtown LA, I always plan to stop at Philippes for its French dip sandwich at lunch.

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1 Richard Lim 740 1000.00 Cash & Carry 800.00 ABTA Shirt 100.00 2 Margie Coronado 781 $500.00 3 Richard Lawson 750 $200.00 4 Michael Villareal (60%) 740 $72.00 5 Danny Guevarra 700 $120.00 6 Steven Smith 707 $110.00 7 Bill Nord 718 $110.00 8 Jeremy Paulson 729 $110.00 9 Carlos Castillo 735 $115.00 10 Jimmy Wong 748 $100.00 11 Gary Gordon 727 $100.00 12 Jerilyn Morales 714 $100.00 13 Anthony Dancel 706 $100.00 14 Rick Hornback 703 $100.00 15 Tiffany Morita 703 $100.00 16 Demetrius Cash 703 $100.00 17 Dominador La Guardia 699 $85.00 18 Chris Kelly 698 $82.50 19 Joey Marino 697 $80.00 20 Manny Natividad 693 $80.00 21 Vong Do 683 $77.50 22 Stan Por 683 $77.50 23 Marife Catalasan 678 $75.00 24 Bart Sanchez 674 $75.00 25 Steve Dagel 672 $72.50 26 Rico Cayton (SS) 671 $72.50 27 Christine Smith 670 $70.00 28 Donovan Chung 661 $70.00 29 Glen Dantes (60%) 656 $40.50 30 Michael Gill 653 $67.50 31 Mark Fisser 652 $65.00 32 Tres Catalasan 651 $65.00 33 Eddie Katz 650 $62.50 34 Julian Conwi 647 $62.50 35 Jhoy Sarte 641 $60.00 36 Alex Castillo 641 $60.00 37 Ed Blum (SS) 634 $59.00 38 Roland Suase 632 $59.00 39 La Sandra Chaney 630 $58.00 40 Cliff La Pointe (SS) 630 $58.00 41 Art Lindsay (SS) 626 $57.00 42 Frank Robeniol Jr. 612 $57.00 43 Anna Bautista 603 $56.00 44 Pilbert Colian 601 $55.00 45 Rina Cordero 600 $55.00 46 Kris Ordonez (60%) 598 $32.40 47 Tony Tang 593 $54.00 48 Bud Zagorski (SS) 589 $53.00 49 Je Je Gabriel 582 $53.00 50 Minh Dang 581 $53.00 51 Bobbie Mc Collum (SS) 563 $53.00 52 Anthony Cabading 60% DNS $31.80

Lim Wins ABTA Title at Keystone (L–R) Robert Lim (Champ’s brother), Richard Lawson 3rd, Butch Obrar (Match Game winner), Richard Lim (Champion $1,900, Margie Coronado (run-ner up) Sonia Coronado, Margie’s sis and ABTA Bowler) Ray Gaunt Margie’s #1 Fan & coach.

Robeniol Fires “300” in ABTA Keystone EventCongratulations are in order by Bob Smith (Left) ABTA Director and ABTA Member, Sonia Coronado (Right) for Frank Robeniol who had a great perfect game in the ABTA event at Keystone Lanes. Frank accomplished the feat in the 10:15 AM Squad Sun-day and will receive an ABTA “300” Jacket and a special Award to be presented at our Annual Awards Presentation in July at the South Point in Las Vegas.

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$200 Bonus if qualify Friday eve and Win the Event $100 Bonus Sat 12:00-1:00 or 2:30 PM

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DOUBLES RESULTS1 Minh Dang / Bart Sanchez 1543 $150.00 2 Vuong Do / Minh Dang 1530 $130.00 3 Stan Por / Vuong Do 1505 $120.00 4 Julian Conwi / Minh Dang 1504 $110.00 5 Chris Kelly / Marife Catalasan 1493 $100.00 6 Anthony Dancel / Tony Tang 1483 $80.00 7 Dominador La Guardia / Chris Kelly 1483 $80.00 8 JeJe Gabriel / Minh Dang 1477 $70.00 9 Bart Sanchez / Julian Conwi 1477 $70.00 10 Julian Conwi / Vuong Do 1464 $50.00 11 Marvin Crowder / Chris Kelly 1452 $40.00 12 JeJe Gabriel / Bart Sanchez 1450 $30.00 13 Chris Kelly / Adam Mckenzie 1445 $20.00 14 Anthony Dancel / Rhuel Sanchez 1443 $20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: Sat. + 89 / Sun. + 86 Women: Sat. + 36 / Sun. + 67High Qualifer (Free Entry)

Men: Anthony Dancel + 189Women: Rina Cordero + 137

Special Awards 3 - 6 - 9 : Kmel Cunanan

Match Game - 160 Ed Blum, Pilbert Colian, Nimh Pham, Butch Obrar

Match Series - 589 - Chauney Merritt

Prize Fund 158 $5,394.50Paid Entries 18 @ 53 $954.00Optional Sidepots $1,125.00Doubles $1,070.003-6-9 $50.00Match Game $940.00Match Series $518.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $400.00Total Payout $18,164.50

ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION

(at KEYSTONE LANES)October 11th, 2008FINAL RESULTS

N O RWA L K — R i c h a r d Lim a regular ABTA perform-er won his second ABTA Title at Keystone Lanes. He did it the tough way, winning five straight matches in the single elim finals, edging upstart pretty Hi Qualifier Margie Coronado in the title game for a nice $1,900 to take home to Bellflower.

Richard topped a decent turnout of 168 entrants which was good with so many regu-lars in Las Vegas. We saw nice cut scores thanks to new Ro-botic Lane Machine, +89 men and +36 for ladies. Sunday’s Squad had men +86 and La-dies +67, with the added Super Seniors of Art Lindsay, Rico Cayton and Bobbie Mc Collum we totaled a field of 52 to the Semifinals in hopes of making the top 16 singe elims.

The semis began and ended with one of our regular Lady members Margie Coronado who was on fire(HOT) in the semis. She shot a big +181 to lead the semis to have the right to sit out and bowl for the Championship. Right near was Rich Lawson + 151. He would receive a first round bye in the top 16 finals and enter in round two. It took a big +100 to make the top 16 on the sweet lane condition which included 3 guaranteed ladies. In round 0ne Losers were Jerilyn Morales, Tiffany Morita, , Rick Hornback, An-thony Dancel, Gary Gordon and Jimmy Wong.

They received checks of $100 each. Round two saw

Richard Lim Wins Second ABTA TitleRobeniol Fires Perfect “300” Game

Colian, Obrar, Phan & Blum Share $940 Match GameC. M. “Smooth” (Merritt) Hits a Blessed Match Series for $518

DEL RIO Lanes This Week FRIDAY & SATURDAY $2,500 1st PossibleFriday Qualify 7:30 & 9:00 PM Saturday $200 Bonus 1 in 4 1/2 to board

Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM, Finals Squad Semis 6:00 PMBill Nord, Jeremy Paulsen, Steven Smith and Carlos Cas-tillo lose out. They cashed checks of $110.

Round three got hot as Richard Lawson (0n Fire) downed Mikey Villarreal 290-231. Richard Lim downed “El President” Danny Guevarra in a good one 243-230. So Dan-ny and Mikey were 4th and 5th at $120 each with nice bowl-ing. Richard Lawson and Lim now met for the right to ad-vance to the title game vs Mar-gie Coronado.

This game was another good one. Lim finally pre-vailed outstriking Lawson at the end to win a 251-234 match. Third went to the affa-ble Lawson, $200. He bowled well folks!! Lim on to the title game vis Margie.

The title game was now underway. Lim led off, and struck. Margie then threw a stong pocket shot and got a bad break leaving a 4-10 split. He then had a 2-10 split in the 2nd. Lim had the lead. Margie answered with a turkey to take a lead. But not to be out done Richard answered right back with three and we had a good match. Both bowlers opened in the 8th and Margie just could not double to catch up. The title went to the Young Gentle-man who is liked by all in our club in a 191/221-166/207 margin and a nice $1,900 with his shirt bonus and cash n carry. Great Bowling by a fine young gentleman. Congrats Richard on Your win. You are most deserving. His par-

ents and brother got there just as the match ended and were proud and should be! All are great people and a nice fam-ily.

Great bowling by Margie Coronado who literally stole the show til the end. She really bowled lights out! Margie got $500 to shop with:-)

Rich Lawson, a great guy, really bowled well in 3rd and a title is next for him. He surely could have won this one as well as he bowled!

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Anthony Dancel +191, and Rina Cordero led the ladies +137. Both get paid entries.

The doubles were topped by Minh Dang and Bart San-chez at 1543. Dang in 2nd with Vuong Do 1530 and $130. We paid 14 places in the doubles and $1,070 to our members.

The Match Game was Matched at 160 by four of our regulars. They happily shared the $940 pot and $235 each. They being Butch Obrar, Pil-bert Colian, Ed Blum and Nimh Phan. We estimate a $1000 pot this weekend at Del Rio

The Match Series was Matched by another regular to be sure as C.M. Smooth Chauney Merritt receives $518 for his $2.00 investment for his 589 series. We estimate the Series at $300 this week at Del Rio. Kmel Cunanan was last up in the 3-6-9 roll off but missed on shot 2. So we go for $1,400 this Saturday at Del Rio. He got a $50 Consola-tion for beer money.

Richard Lim hails from Bellflower and single!

He used a Game Breaker drilled by Mikey Wahl at Cer-ritos Lanes. Father Sonny is an ABTA Member and pretty Mom Ella an ABTA Support-er. Brother Robert is up and coming bowler and his sister Katherine.

He thanks the ABTA and staff for a fine event, and the Cerritos Youth League. He thanks Kmel and Family, the Corderos, the Bastos and Cat-alasan families a for support. and BOBOLACS.

Margie Coronado is from La Puente, and used a Mean Machine drilled by Roy at Western Columbia Pro Shop. She has a son Vincent, and daughter Angelina and thanks Ray Gaunt, Her coach, and main squeeze, and sis Sonia for support.

Richard Lawson is from Norwalk and married to Mi-chelle with kids John (ABTA Member) and Mekissa. He thanks Mary Lou at Keystone for support and the Lord for all his blessings, ability and thanks his wife and daughter for staying all day supporting his bowling.

We had 13 new members at Keystone and first time cash-ers were Jhoy Sarte, and Joey Marino.

Thanks to the Keystone Staff who were very helpful esp Reiko. We will return soon. Richard Lim enters the archives as a two time Champion. This weekend we are hosted by Del Rio Lanes in a Friday/ Saturday Special Event. Qualify on Friday and win a $200 Bonus!

Del Rio is freeway acces-sible. From the 605 Freeway take Florence 2 miles west.From the 5 take Paramount south five blocks to Florencel turn right/west 3 blocks. From the 710 take Florence and go 2 miles east.

The phone there is 562-927-3351. See our ad in the paper or the website at www.abta1.com for information.

Oct. 25, Sat. One day we visit popular Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim with Squads 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 PM. Semis 6:00 PM.

A new Schedule and Pam-phlet is in the works. So if you have a new address, get it to us ASAP .

See you all at Del Rio for a good one! Looking forward to our return there. $200 Bo-nus Saturday if winning the event. Until then!


“PAT ON THE BACK”300 Games

Orange County USBCRandy Vanderploeg, Aug. 12, 2008 — Vegas or Bust, The Concourse

Tony Hale, Aug. 27, 2008 — 5-4 Vegas, AMF Carter LanesMark Adams, Aug. 28, 2008 — Thursday Niters, Yorba Linda BowlGarren Hein, Aug. 28, 2008 — Thursday Niters, Yorba Linda BowlGreg Neuer, Aug. 28, 2008 — Thursday Niters, Yorba Linda Bowl

Ken Maxey, Aug. 29, 2008 — Vegas Gamblers, La Habra “300” BowlMickey Arzaga, Sept. 2, 2008 — Vegas or Bust, The Concourse

Doug Emerson, Sept. 4, 2008 — Franks Trio, La Habra “300” BowlFrank Bellinder, Sept. 5, 2008 — So. Cal. 590 , Linbrook Bowling Center

Kelley King, Sept. 10, 2008 — Slots of Fun, Forest LanesLes Lackerman, Sept.16, 2008 — Conquistadores, Saddleback Lanes

Ray Sliepka, Sept. 23, 2008 — Conquistadores, Saddleback LanesJack Wilson, Sept. 19, 2008 — So. Cal. 590, Linbrook Bowling Center

Alan Gitmed, Sept. 19, 2008 — T.G.I.F., Westminster LanesRick Martin, Sept. 22, 2008 — NFL Scratch, Forest Lanes

Chris Gorlewski, Sept. 24, 2008 — River Express, The ConcourseLouis Dietrich, Sept. 30, 2008 — 620 Scratch Trios, Forest Lanes

Marcus Battiest, Oct. 2, 2008 — Franks Gold Cup, La Habra “300” BowlTony Brunning, Oct. 3, 2008 — T.G.I.F., Tustin Lanes

Neil Landry, Oct. 3, 2008 — T.G.I.F., Tustin Lanes

800 SeriesAshkan Tahvildaran, 821, Nov. 8, 2007 — 620 Scratch Trio, Forest LanesE.J. Rogers, 802, Sept. 19, 2008 — So. Cal. 590, Linbrook Bowling Center

L-R: GianCarlo Mansilungan (2nd place), CHAMPION Joy Sarte, Roger Wrase who bowled a 300 game during the qualifying, Head of LSBC - Chris Abing, and William Ele (4th place)

Joy fills with joy as she reigned at Valley View for $1,700

OCT. 11 at AMF VALLEY VIEW LANES FINAL RESULTS

1st Sarte, Joy 746 $ 800

LS Bucks $ 800

Qualifying Bonus $ 100

2nd Mansilungan, GianCarlo 735 $ 400

3rd Catalasan, Tres 720 $ 200

4th Ele, William 701 $ 80

5th Wrase, Roger 698 $ 70

6th Palma, Ed 690 $ 65

7th Catamisan, Freddie 670 $ 60

8th Aguilera, Bob 669 $ 55

9th Slack, Chris 651 $ 55

10th James, Joshua 631 $ 50

11th Santos, Vic 586 $ 50

GARDEN GROVE - It was high scoring this week-end as 11 entrants qualified for the beat the board semis with a cut score of +103. JOY SARTE got everyone’s attention at AMF Valley View Lanes last Saturday. The lone female qualifier, she started strong with her 287 but Gian had the lead with his 302 after the first game. Joy’s 231 helped her pass Gian after the 2nd game for a 518/505 lead. Tres shot a great 267 for the third game earning him the 3rd spot with his 720 but Joy held on the top spot with her 228/746 while Gian finished close 2nd with his 220/735.

Congratulations to Roger Wrase who bowled a 300 game during the 2pm qualifying squad. Rick Llaneta was our raffle winner and took home the Twisted Fury bowl-ing ball by Brunswick. We started our optional pots this weekend. LUCKY Game 2 worth $300 will carry over next weekend as none of the bowlers matched the 182 Scratch game. Same goes with our LUCKY Series worth $150 as majority of the bowlers scored higher than 487. Gian won an extra $25 as consolation prize since he was not able to complete the three strikes for our LUCKY Strikes pot worth $300. We’ll see which lucky bowlers will break our LUCKY pots next weekend at Cal. It’s going to be a 2-day event so please check our AD for details.

We would like to thank AMF Valley View Lanes for being a great host and we truly appreciate all our fellow bowlers who showed up and had fun with us over the weekend!

TWISTED FURY ball by Brunswick

Raffle drawing won by Rick Llaneta OPTIONAL BRACKETS, SIDE POTS, LUCKY Game 2, LUCKY Series and LUCKY Strikes!!!OPTIONAL BRACKETS, SIDE POTS, LUCKY Game 2, LUCKY Series and LUCKY Strikes!!!OPTIONAL BRACKETS, SIDE POTS, LUCKY Game 2, LUCKY Series and LUCKY Strikes!!!

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NEXT EVENT (NO TAP): OCT. 25 AT WESTMINSTER LANES SQUADS: 12:00, 1:00, 2:30 & 4:00

CongratulationsJuan Camarena 300/298!300 on Sunday October 12th

in the MLB League at Del Rio LanesJuan used a Morich Total Shock & Awe Drilled by Gary Gladstone

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298 on Monday October 13thin the 950 Baker League at Del Rio Lanes

Juan used a Morich ‘N Sane LevRG Drilled by Al Macabuhay from The Professional Approach Pro Shop inside Del Rio Lanes

Juan Thanks Robert Hernandez for all his Moral Support

VIVA LAS VEGAS LEAGUELeague Bowls Sunday at 6:30 P.M.Bowling Begins October 26, 2008League Organizational Meeting

Sunday October 26, 2008 @ 5:45 P.M.$20 per bowler per week. Weekend stay and sweeper bowling

at the New South Point Hotel in Las Vegas - April 20094 Players per team - any combination of men or women with any averages

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Junior FUNNo-Tap Tournament

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Check-In at 12:30 p.m. – Bowl at 1:00 p.m.$10 Entry Fee • Handicap is 80% of 200

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WINNETKA — Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the people who may have suffered from the recent fires in the San Fernando Valley. The bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl continue to report exciting scores every week. Here is this week’s scores: Viva Las Vegas: Congratulations to league champs, “The Under-Dogs”, Angie Lutton, Dan Brodzik, Brian Smith and Scott Nathan. Jared Goldschen 256/726, Mike Willis 247/721, Daniel Clebanoff 245/654, Vince Koeller 245/654, Stephen Mendez 233/633, Yvon Yonan 204/525. The bowlers will be traveling to South Point Bowling Center for their sweepers on Saturday, October 18 at 12:00 noon. Fall League starts on Sunday, October 26 with a league organiza-tional meeting at 5:45 p.m., then bowling at 6:30 p.m. Please see our ad in this issue of the Bowling News for more information. River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 256/725, Brandon Hart 268/697, Barry Simon 688, Vince Koeller 682, Richard Cayssials 680, Marsha Williams 222/604, Monise Kelly 203/508, George Gentile 278, Donald Gossett 255, Ray Stoy 253. Monday Nite Madness: Jerome Hampton 245/694, Diana Rollins 190/500, Steven Schulkin 234, Bob Pfleger 221, Mike Hahn 201. Monday Nite Live: Danny Martinez 258/707, Dan Onestinghel 255/643, Frank Villaorlad 621, Marc Loshin 230/621, Tom Miller 277/612, Lucy Tralla 558, Sharon Weger 237/536, Ken Doolittle 235. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): James Smith Jr. 246/916, Bruce Zietz 216/833, Bill Williams 257/831, Marsha Wil-liams 222/718, Bev Zietz 202. Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 252/744, Scott Crawford 257/703, Daniel Stipkovich 254/685, Justin Archer 255/675, Mark May 667, Lori Cole 220/524, Ellen Eckard 209/506, Anthony Buckley 256. Copper Bucket: Rusty Yeager Jr. 222/608, Jeanne Tonyan 423, Becky Ruiz 170, Randy Barden 243, Steve Borosich 235, Don Ruiz 234, Casey Ford 233. 500 Classic: Marsha Williams 225/577, Connie Wannomae 205/574, Carol Asher 553, Petra Kaun 546, Mary Lauer 211/536, Georgia Garey 213, Candy Adams 202. The Classics: Michael Witt 247/650, Tina Enriquez 245/646, Terri Justin 245/627, Leah Hoffman 564, Bo Fogel 217/552, Pam Blake 509, Louis Enriquez 233, Mike Gilbreath 202, Sharon Enriquez 205, Joanne Daniels 202. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Kyle Kinney 263/891, Patricia Gross 183/657, Ryan Beardsley 212. Party Animals: Ruben Sarkissian 247/687, Michael Pollack 236/675, Michael Fonvergne 658, Kenny Schimpf Jr. 248/608, Deb-bie Mondoza 238/600, Erica Pollack 205/583, Elizabeth Fonvergne 205/572, Rose Chin 541, Sharon Weger 534, Dan Onestinghel 266, Lamont Smith 248. Vegas 4 Fun: Roger Budlong 256/660, Joel Seguin 225/657, Jun Tumacay 224/646, Ed Kiresich 277/615, Pam Fountain 484, Cindy Tumacay 173, Steven Huerta 208. SFVCC Nikkei: Tak Kokubo 633, Kenneth Morita 225/630, Art Wake 246/628, Russ Yamaguchi 606, Stephen Sasaki 602, Miyuki Koga 214/595, Tami Shiotani 525, John Kobayashi 247, Kevin Eto 242, Don Kobayashi 235, Pauline Okutake 209. Adult Junior Doubles: SENIOR—Trish Wilson 143/413.YOUTH— Nick Ahadzadeh 170/415. Viva Las Vegas: Jared Goldschen 278/767, Mike Willis 648, Stephen Mendez 630, Curtis Litzenberg 248/624, Vince Koeller 259/623, Yvon Yonan 199/549, Richard Smith 245, Manny Ybarra 245. PBA Experience Singles (4-games): Larry Steinberg 258/801, Tiffany Morita 179-179/695, Paul Barkley 237, MIke Pollack 232, Scott Friedman 223, Dave Weisman 221-212-212, Doane Cole 206, Peter Thibodeaux 205, Mike Jerry 204, Larry Friedman 204, Dave Schaffer 203, Fred Sloss 201. Everyone keep well and stay safe.Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — What can I say about the seniors here at Canoga Park Bowl? Well, from the looks of their weekly league sheets they are having a great Fall Season with some very outstanding scores. Check this week’s report. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Congrat-ulations to Richard Greenz-weight on his 821 series with 297 game! Great bowling, Richard! Al Reiswig 226/656, Don McCoy 246/624, Bob Hus-by 233/622, Jose Blanco 613, Carolyn Scherzberg 209/604, Mary Lauer 214/568, Arlene Bonino 192/527, Lucy Tralla 211/522, Eloise Valencia 512, Tom Roberts 224, Patricia Carpenter 202. 49’Ers Senior Trio: Car-olyn Scherzberg 256/728, Dave Folck 230/646, Richard Greenzweight 243/603, Robert Little 226/579, Donald Macek 243/575, George Schneider 561, Mary Lauer 206/555, Nancy Cottrell 192/524, Ar-lene Bonino 178/506, Helen Layfield 194/489, Dale Rubin 204. Funtimers: Carolyn Scher-zberg 247/721, Dave Folck 244/664, Richard Greenz-weight 233/664, Bill Robb 228/641, Bill Volkert 246/612, George Schneider 599, Can-dy Adams 202/551, Karen McDonald 505, Bertha Wil-lard 178/495, Marcia Votava 188/493, Steven Herndon 226,

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — We hope all the juniors are doing well this week. We are into week 6 of this Fall Season here at Canoga Park Bowl, while the Sutter Gold Miners have week 2 scores. Sutter Gold Miners: Brian Herrera 140/367, Luis Zavala 117/341, Allan Aguilar 104/304, Zachery Koons 111/296, Har-rison B. 250, Michelle Carreon 137/255, Brian Dolman 93. Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks 99/194, Stevan Marti-nez 86/158, Analynne Wallace 99/184. Junior Royals: Nick Ahadza-deh 222 /561 , K im Sosa 202/561, Nick Minot 184/492, David Sheeran 180/490, Allen Minot 192/474, Keith Nelson 151/422, Julia Frias 171/425, Stacy Sheeran 131/369, Alina Medina 133/368, Ashley Brett 109/288. Junior PBA Experiece: Noel Sosa 242/604, Drew Stern 168/480, Samantha Meyers 169/464. Have a fun week.

LAKEWOOD — We can see that the league secretaries here at Cal Bowl are keeping busy by reporting the weekly scores. If you don’t see your league’s high scores, ask your league secretary to turn them in for our weekly Cal Bowl Bowling Report.

YOUNG AT HEART Audrey Johnson 127-166-111/404, Ed Johnson 162-134-139/435, Willie Young 152-156-139/447, Jim Plante 135-213-148/496, Ro-salind Harris 112-108-90/310, Earl Hullett 215-159-133/507, Sabra Couch 111-102-95/308, Joe Borwn 161-197-191/549, Loretta Ringor 168-122-174/464, Tom Pettway 159-137-152/448, Andrew Morton 173-173-139/485, Joe V. Swift 174-215-169/558, Almyra Perrizo 127-145-137/409, Glenn Wright 154-131-145/430, Vern Willey 144-157-115/416, Ed Hansen 154-188-175/517, Don Jackson 179-154-96/429, Josh Hudson 191-225-142/558, Leroy Canaday 135-119-141/349, Art Nelson 122-151-110/384, Albert Burnett Sr. 193-177-219/569, Marci Hansen 107-162-143/412, John Brider 126-124-150/400, Mattie Wylie 171-165-156/492, Mary Spenser 97-131-154/382, Rose Belton 149-114-142/405, Tua Sula 145-159-147/451, Wayne Moon 191-222-177/590, Fale Sula 170-201-169/540, Eva Hammons 85-111-84/280, Jessie Lane 120-121-142/383, James Kennerd 138-163-120/421, Gene Skulick 134-154-154/442.

RECYCLED TEENS Rinze Dykstra 511, Joe Erwin 212/575, Rudy Munzon 225-214/640, Art Diemart 221/599, Harold Runyon 515, Ralph Wingert 536, Dominic Antonio 518, Boylee Inocente 517, Ben Jones Sr. 512, Jim Plante 225-213-204/642, John Mathews 222/534, Ron McClain 207-202/596, Cathy Anderson 200/512, Ning Barcelona 501, Wilfred Panton 522, Eddie Buhay 527, Donna May 507, Rico Cayton 520, Luz Cruz 532, Bill Charles 525, Jim Burke 683, Doug Johnson 624.

CORONA LADIES 1st game: 1st Anita Anglin 234, 2nd Donna Barrett 238. 2nd game: 1st Diana Howard 198, 2nd Audrey Louis 195. 3rd game: 1st Sandy Morse 236, 2nd Anita Anglin 233.

CAL BOWLEROS Charlene Peterson 253-236/665, Brenda Durnin 245-216/659, Betty Phillips 235-203/609, Carole Fischer 203/572, Vi Wilson 237/557, DeePhipps 536, Karen Witt 529, Margo McClain 516, Pat Bates 514, Marie Collier 514, Melba Knight 511, Dianne McCann 509, Mattie Wylie 508, Jerrydean Whitehurst 200/505, Mary Smyth 503, Helen Gerard 200.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Dominic Saraceno 229-234-202/665, Emmerson Wafer 258-238-278/774, Gil Scott 214-192-203/609, Terry Darling 203-213-185/601, Don Boaz 259-258-223/740, Wayne Brown 212-209-197/618, Rick Llaneta 199-224-194/617, Ray Culp 210-178-223/611, Dane Harrison 200-192-237/629, Sonny Dew 186-212-279/677, Archie Stull 189-233-202/624, Dominic Antonio 241-187-223/651, Ralph Wingert 277-278-191/746, Jerry Peterson 229-237-227/693, Bob Pearson 264-224-193/681, Rudy Munzon 197-187-233/617, Dion Morris Sr. 279-202-205/686, Clarence Matthews 174-216-215/605, Charles Veals 219-200-201/620, Rich Kelly 246-206-172/634, Paul Reynolds 190-240-245/675, Jim Plante 277-235-232/744, Bobby Knipple 245-237-175/647, Glenn Merchant 211-205, Bill Scott 200, Earl Hullett 203, Ivory Herd 238, Walter Gist 202, Charles Moore 212, Rollie Deguzman 212, Andrey Gibson 223, Ed Neal 216, J.J. Scott 207, Ken Holliday 232, Bong Anton 222, Boylee Inocente 203-211, Willy Panton 200-200, Larry Neri 245, Roosevelt Lewis 223, Paul Peete 245, Phil Hylton 247, James Burke 215, Al Williams 232, Les Smullen 219, Carroll Brandon 200-204, Jerry Hayes 213, Ernest Jackson 211, Walter Millsap 245, Grove Dye 212, Al Cow-ens 214, Billy Cowens 201, Henry Hom 200-215, Vince Cervantes 218-208, Stan Guzy 203, Geno Shaw 201, Joe V. Swift 202, Willie Young 211. WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Daryl Brandt 191-208-212/611, Matt Mosley 244-258-239/741, Don Ott 201-161-288/650, Steve Schmidt 215-299-148/662, Jay Wilson 172-234-194/600, Worren Booth 234, Bob Brockman 217, Jeremy Campbell 201, Faga Fila 245, Josh Gettler 250, Paul Lucas 206, Greg Nardo 221, Will Nichols 202, Tony Ortiz 226, Shirley Owens 203-217, Steve Rhodes 214, Albert Viernes 216, David Wall 216.

BIG BEAR Oops, we goofed. Jerry Cocks bowled a 234 on 10-2-08. Con-gratulations, Jerry. Sonny Dew 248-268-213/729, Emmerson Wafer 247-252-214/713, Jamie Harris 256-256-192/704, Curt Soares 205-278-195/678, Matt Mosley 200-245-207/652, Eric Snow 210-210-243/663, Chaz Gaither 184-224-243/651, Jimmy Hamilton 179-205-247/631, Ronald McClain Sr. 171-222-238/631, Billy Anderson 212-213-198/623, Eric Morris 195-203-222/620, Harold Dubose 245-158-213/616, Sid Nakagawa 150-226-238/614, Ralph Buckles 211-181-221/613, Kerry Roberts 150-229-233/612, Cesar Usi 202-182-223/607, Lee Theiss 251-227-201/679, Barbara Snow 192-184-184/554, Margo McClain 164-205-164/533, Michelle Criswell 179-211-137/527, Maria Directo 127-196-187/510, Dee Phipps 145-192-171/508.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Joe V. Swift 200-223-233/656, Lee Theiss 243/605, Fale Sula 232/563, Jim Burke 242/595, Ralph Buckles 230/556, Jim Plante 245-262-192/699, Walter Gist 242-212/622, Al Ortiz 204/553, Boylee Inocente 596, Ed Hansen 217/630, Art Diemert 542, Chuck Pat-terson 213/600, Rose Goodwin 538, Ralph Wingert 215/610, Larry Cosgrove 208/520, John Mathews 207/566, Mattie Wylie 512, Bob Stickney 506, Mary Kinard 511, Doug Johnson 212-214-233/659, Bill Charles 201/539, Stanley Murren 230/520, Danne Van Horn 201/547, Bob Van Horn 537, Ken Seiple Sr. 519, Ron McClain Sr. 242/577, Donald Jones 527, Betty Anthony 209/509, Wayne Moon 242/578, John Welty 267/651.

JUNIORSBobcats

Justin Parsons 154, Darian Jackson 149, Carlos Ochoa 123-126/335, Patrick Wheat 85, Percy Wilson 119.

Classified Marcus Quiller 184-186, Richard Mony 200-201, Johnson Mao 211, Brandon Callanta 150, Julian Hildalgo 124, Denise Huggins 132, Alec Aldapa 203, Raymon Carter 221-247/639.

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Semaj Lewis 173, Alec Aldapa 264, Tylia Boudreaux 159-168, Ryan Ondrati 107, Marcus Quiller 209, Ronald Lewis 211, Jared Gafare 202, Raymon Carter 203.

Adults Louis Whitlock Jr. 255/604, Albert Crockett 200-232, Chris Brown 204-209, Gabriel Martinez 226-234/625, Billy Foster 205, Shawn Prall 242-210/651, Matthew Mesa 228.

STUDIO CITY — A history lesson of the sport of bowling will fol-low after these quick words: Have you seen the extended space in our “prime real-estate” lockers? If you haven’t, then now is the time to look into a locker. Also Halloween is upon us, so Bowl-a-ween here at Pinz, where we will give out prizes and more. Just wear a costume and bowl a few games. It will be spook-tacular.

PINZ ADULTS Now we start the lesson: First off-Duckpin bowling: Commonly found in the mid-Atlantic and southern New England states and east-ern Canada, is another variation of ten-pin bowling involving small, squat pins, sometimes with rubber at their widest points. Official small pin is about 9 3/8 inches high and 4 1/8 inches in diameter at its widest part. It weighs no more than 1 pound 8 1/2 ounces. The standard duckpin ball has no finger holes. The maximum diameter is 5 inches. for duckpins and candlepins. The maximum weight of the ball is 4 pounds 12 ounces. Our bowlers aren’t web-footed so look at their scores: Tavern Guild: Tom Whitaker 236/695, Mark Peavey 248/690, Rick Kondo 237/622, David Thomason 237, David Quam 225. Twilighters: Mark Spiwak 243/683, Scott Brutz 628, Eric Maize 612, George Cruz 222/603, Laurie Faso 600, Bob Riffle 235, Michael Holt 229, Eddie Barnes 224, Mike Green 222. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 647, Richard Fischer 258/646, David McKennett 227/610, Edwin Marfil 603, Brett Himmel 243, Luke Avery 236, Eric Erickson 234. Funseekers: Gary Bailer 257/670, Zoran Jacimovic 232/657, Tony Annibale 641, Keane Murakami 246/638, Dave Dittlinger 228/620, Paul Sentner 225. S.C.B.L.: Tony Laanan 248/711, Michael Gurrieri 245/693, Jim Foltyn 634, Bob Hatch 627, Keane Murakami 255/627, Dave Ya-mamoto 236, Dwayne Miller 234, Marvin Nance 234.

PINZ JUNIORS Our second lesson is about Candlepin Bowling: Played in eastern Canada and in New England. A variation of ten-pin bowling, with “double-ended’’ pins that are the tallest in any bowling sport. Luckily, we only play “normal” ten-pin bowling here. Again, now it is time to view the scores: Adult Junior: Damond Taylor 286/715, Jamie Spector 223, Ethan Bensinger 203, Treven Goldsmith 201, Max Korn 200. Senior Scratch: Natalie Kato 235/853, Scott Englehart 238/827, Natalie Honda 258/818, Brittlan Halpern 226/804, Nikolai Berk 234/799. Senior Galaxies: Jonathan Berk 145/390, Daniel Cohen 138/379, Mario Vargas 129/367, Stirling McCulloch 147/361, Noah Lander 129/352. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 136/321, Nicholas Martinez 98/238. Pee Wee Bumpers: Kayla Arriaga 84/163, Juan Gomez 80/153, Samantha Vargas 75/137, Andrew Parker 73/131.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Our final lecture is about lawnpin bowling. This category of bowl-ing is usually played outdoors on a lawn. At outdoor bowling, the players throw a ball, which is sometimes eccentrically weighted, in an attempt to put it closest to a designated point or slot in the bowling area. Well, we are indoors now and garnering great scores: Happy Timers: Jack Burkenheim 208/504, Gary Olsen 461, Ruth Swick 165/435, Yolanda Dragotta 143/364, Art Abell 168. Breakfast Club: Myrna Schiffman 207/503, Pam Vaughan 172/474, Marion Weis 166/467, Alba Donohue 169/445, Terri Jowdy 193/441. Coffee and Donuts: Joan Karchem 169/492, Pauline Lipin 182/489, Charlene Gaffney 173/482, Karen Wolkoff 170/470, Aria-mae Shapiro 171/463, Joan Karchem 169, Elayne Klein 169. Pin Pals: Karen Collier 244/512, Ellen Engel 173/433, Shelly Djer-cian 150/421, Judy Kautz 154/366, Barbara Schwartz 136/360. Joslyn Seniors: Joel Margolis 193/519, Lee Waldorf 197/516, Teri Bonato 166/480, Marion Weis 165/472. Bowler of the Week: Even though his high score was a 167, he bowled a 286 this week. Hehas been a consistent bowler and con-tinues to impress all of us. Damond Taylor lit up the Adult Junior circuit with a 715 series this weekend. Great bowling. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Poopy doopy, bowl a Sloopy”—this was submitted by Masha’s boyfriend “Jake the Snake” (please interpret it).

ABTA League at Cal BowlKen Seiple, Jr. 769 - Shawn Tokudomi 651

Match Game Carry Over - $254LAKEWOOD—Ken Seiple, Jr. led the men’s scoring 257, 264,

248/769, Vince Cervantes 247, 203, 279/729, Carlos Castillo 257, 246, 211/714, Armando Zavala 255/693, Mark Fowler 259/681, Da-vid Mathisen 264/675 and Eddie Katz 235/674. Shawn Tokudomi led the women’s scoring 256/651, Anna Bautista 225/600, Pam Jones 209/584, Debbie Sanders 194/576, Marife Catalasan 235/574 and June Collier 194/529.

$5 ACROSS SIDEPOT - Game 1. First place, Carlos Castillo and Ken Seiple, Jr. 257/$60, second place, June Collier 256/$20 and third place, Tommy Newman 248/$10. Game 2. First place, Ken Seiple, Jr. 264/$60, second, Mark Fowler 259/$20, third, Carlos Castillo 246/$10. Game 3. First place, Vince Cervantes 279/$60, second, David Mathisen 264/$20 and third, Armando Zavala 255/$10.

SUPER POT - Vince Cervantes 279/$80 and David Mathisen 264/$40.

$1 DOUBLES - Allan Basto 276/John Reyes 258/534 ($130) and Shawn Tokudomi 256/Carlos Castillo 246/502 ($40).

LADIES’ SIDEPOT - Shawn Tokudomi 215/$30 and Debbie Sanders 190/$10.

MATCH GAME - Number called was 272 and $254 will be car-ried over. The 50/50 winner to any regular ABTA tournament was Mark Fowler.

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2) Bowlers must bowl in the club they qualified for, but may move up in classification. Returning to the lower classification after moving up is not allowed.

3) Please present membership cards when checking in. Check-in starts at 1:30PM. Entries close at 2:30pm on Nov. 1st or when squad is full.

4) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. 5) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. 6) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified. 7) All other rules governed by USBC 2008-2009 Youth Tournament rules. 8) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual

statements on shirts. 9) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 10) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 11) Make checks or money orders payable to: NLAC-USBC (any returned checks are subject to 3X

the amount of the check OR $100, whichever is greater, plus a $25 fee). 12) Divisions: SCRATCH: 700 (all); Upper 600 (170+); Lower 600 (169 & lower)

Handicap - 500 (90% of 200) Average verification required for Lower 600 & 500 Club entries. 13) Format: 4 games per qualifying. Top three roll-off finals to determine winners in each club. 14) Awards: Scholarships (based on number of entries, 100% return) (min. 1 in 10 will receive

scholarship).15) Entry Fees: $25 (prepaid); $35 on site ($10 late fee)

$12.00 lineage; $11.50 Scholarship Fund (returned 100%); $.1.50 expenses. Balance to NLAC-USBC ways & means. Prepaid entries must be received by October 27, 2008. Late fees will be added to the scholarship fund.

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Youth State Scratch Awards Over $12,000 in Scholarships!

2008 CUSBC Youth State Scratch Champions: Cameron Smith and Deanna Carrillo

VISAILA—The California USBC Youth State Scratch Tour-nament was held Oct 4-5 at AMF Visaila Lanes. Cameron Smith from San Diego and Deanna Carrillo from Montebello were crowned the champions. With 90 entries, we had a turnout of 71 boys and 19 girls and awarded $12,380 in scholarships to all the bowlers that made it to the double elimination finals on Sunday. After 12 games of qualifying and 6 games of semi-finals, 16 boys and 8 girls headed into the double elimination finals. With this event certified as a sport event and with the bowlers having to register only a maximum of six balls to use for the weekend, it was awesome to see Charlie Hair from Lake Forest shoot 300 in the finals and Brandon Kraye from La Habra shoot 290 in the second block of qualifying.

In the Boys Division, fourth place was filled by Jeff Spies-man ($1000) from Sacramento, third place was Devin Bidwell ($1200), Simi Valley and Michael Pixley ($1400), Sacramento moved on to the final match from the loser’s bracket to meet Cameron Smith. Pixley won the match, forcing the final roll-off. Cameron Smith came out on top as champion and earning a $1650 scholarship.

In the Girls Division, fourth place was Brittany Page ($300) from Los Angeles, third place went to Alysse McGinnes ($400), La Crescenta and Danielle Schilling ($500) from Ventura moved on to the final match coming from the loser’s bracket to meet up against undeafeated Deanna Carrillo. Deanna won the final match and earned a $830 scholarship with her title.

There were 3 gold qualifiers held. Nicole Shepard, Charles Goulet, Jacob Setchell and Charlie Hair all earned spots into the 2009 Jr. Gold National Finals to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana next July.

Special thanks to AMF Visalia for always being such gracious hosts to this event each year and to Storm for donating items for our fundraising raffle. Also, thanks to our sponsors who donated funds to help us reach our $10,000 goal: California Youth Lead-ers Association ($2,000), Bill Mossontte (Mission Hills Bowl $650), California USBC Association ($5,000), Tyme to Bowl Lanes/Gold Country Casino ($2,500) and AMF Visalia Lanes ($357). On behalf of the tournament committee, we would like to thank the parents and participants for coming out and supporting this event. You can download the roll-off brackets and scholar-ship payout online at www.CalUSBC.com.

Open/Farm ClubSunday, October 19Palos Verdes Bowl

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by David YamauchiGlover Back In The Winner’s CircleThe JAT made its way to the San Fernando Valley for our

first trip to Canoga Park Bowl this season. The house put down a touch shot for us and the scores reflected that- Devin Bidwell led qualifying at +1-3 while low to qualify was Natalie Jime-nez at a low -86. After the round of 8, the top-seeded Devin Bidwell, 2nd-seed Jeremy Glover, 3rd-seed Brent Shern and 5th-seed Brandon Kraye filled out a strong field of semi-finalists. Both matches went three games as Jeremy Glover and Brandon Kraye advanced to the Championship Match. Jeremy came out swinging with a 264-237 win while Brandon struck back with a thrilling 265-251 win. The final match came down the execution and Jeremy Glover took the title with a very nice 245-205 win. Congratulations Jeremy!

Brunswick Steps Up To The PlateSpecial thanks to Brunswick Bowling and Robert Lawrence

for stepping up to help junior bowling this season! Brunswick will be donating equipment throughout the season to be used as special awards and as raffle prizes to boost scholarship funds. Look for future events featuring Brunswick balls as bonus awards as well as a chance to win a Brunswick ball at a future JAT event.

Match Twenty-Five Carries OverNobody broke the Match Twenty-Five this past week so the

$70 jackpot carries over to Palos Verdes. Be part of the action for just $2 at each JAT. Also, remember $2 scholarship brack-ets with the Bracket Championship Challenge continue at Palos Verdes. For just a couple of bucks be part of the action!

Our Next EventOur next event is this Sunday, October 19th at Palos Verdes

Bowl. For up to the date information, scores, highlights and stats, log on to www.bowljat.org.

Trevi Entertainment CenterDiso, German & Hawkins Win JST Titles

LAKE ELSINORE—JST this past weekend could be found

out at the beautiful Trevi Entertainment Center in Lake Elsinore. Weather was great and the traffic not to bad. Had a great turn-out of bowlers from Simi Valley to San Diego, Torrence to La Quienta. All because of our Great sponsors; Roto Grip Bowling Products, Pins & Needles Embroidery, B&W Bowling that help us put these tournaments on for the youth bowlers. Also a big thank you for Trevi Ent. Center Denise and the staff for hosting the tournament.

The Roto Grip Raffle was won by Nick Guggisberg he drew a ticket for a 3 ball Tote by Roto Grip. The Hdcp division was off and running, rolling some strong games right of the gate, with hdcp Lindsey Langer 260, David Fritz 253, J. T. Diso 250, Rob-ert Dempster 246, Tyler Smith 244. Lindsey got the high points for game and David Frits lead the series with 1116 to grab the series points. Match play moved the bowlers around, J.T. Diso jumped to the 1st position, David Fritz dropped to #2, Lauren Langer, Lindsey’s sister jumped up into the number #3 and Rob-ert Dempster was #4 for the roll off. Robert rolled 213 to def. Lauren’s 203, Robert then came back with a 265 to get past Da-vid’s 188, but the final match was right down to the last ball, last frame with J.T. Diso winning by 1, over Roberts 219, WOW!!! I wonder if someone is following in their father’s foot steps. Do you think Jon?

Advance division was the same with the high games rolled by Nick Guggisberg 267to take the high points, Bianca Taylor 246, (4) 245’s Robert Lim rolled 2, Ashley Lietz, Donald Ger-man, Kevin Lutz 243, Anthony Cruz 237. Donald German led them into match play with a 1092 to take the series points. At the end of match play Donald was still in the #1 position, but Steven Maida jumped up to #2, Anthony Cruz #3 and Robert Lim #4. In the roll off Anthony rolled 245 at Robert’s 182, Anthony then went 224 to def. Steven’s 182, but the finals Donald held on with a 205 over Anthony’s 180.

Open division high games everywhere, Natalie Jimenez start-ed with 279, then Joey Chuo 279, Devin Bidwell 276, Mark My-ers 267, Kevin Jones 267,Kenny Beaver 258, Brittany Page 257, Nick Alford 257, James Hawkins 256. High Game points go-ing the Natalie and Joey. Series went to Devin. But when match play was over the picture was James Hawkins in #1 spot, Natalie Jimenez in #2, Brandon Kraye #3 and Devin Bidwell in the #4 chair. Devin was ready and began to climb the latter rolling 236 to get past Brandon, then again 254 to get by Natalie, but James was having nothing to do with this being at his home center and all the support and help E.G. Mock has done for him he held on with a solid 257 to hold off Devin’s 226. James asked to say thank you to E, G, for all the help and support.

Another one in the books, brackets were won in the Open by Brandon Kraye all 3, 2nds by Mark Curtis and Kenny Beaver, Advance brackets were won by Donald German won 2, Anthony Cruz won 1 and a 2nd. Henry Chang Wo a 2nd, Oscar Chan a 2nd . The hdcp division Ashley Dunn a 1st, David Fritz a 1st, and Tyler Smith a 2nd, and Courtney Schultz a 2nd.. $1,450 paid out in scholarship for this tournament. Next Stop Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar. Remember to Pre enter we are only using 30 lanes. I want to thank all of you that remembered to pre enter for this last tournament it was much easier to get check in done closer to start time.

JST Open Division: (L-R) 1st James Hawkins, 3rd Natalie Jimenez, 2nd Devin Bidwell, 4th Brandon Kraye.

JST Advanced Divison: (L-R) 1st Donald German, 2nd An-thony Cruz, 3rd Not Shown Steven Maida & 4th Robert Lim.

JST Handicap Divison: (L-R)1st J.T. Diso, 2nd Robert Demp-ster, 3rd David Fritz & 4th Lauren Langer.

Youth Travel Leagueby Otha Stubblefield

NORWALK—You’d think that after a two week break I’d have a lot to say. Surprisingly, I don’t.

Our last stop at Keystone was disappointing, but not from a scor-ing standpoint. Attendance this week was somewhat dismal. This is especially bad for some of you who are aging juniors. I hope you don’t do this when you join adult leagues. Believe me, your team-mates will be less forgiving than I am.

That said, let’s celebrate our loyal bowlers. Brent Shern led scoring with a 786 series and a 212 high game. Following Brent was Justin Gadaire with a 728 se-ries and a 212 high game, and then Matthew Jones with a 722 series and 214 high game. Other high games were bowled by Austin Gadaire 203 and Claudell Red-wine 198. During the break, we traveled to Visalia for the State Scratch Championship.

The turnout was impressive with slightly over 90 bowlers. I was happy to see that half our league attended the tournament, and our highest finisher was Jer-emy Glover in 7/8th place for a $500 scholarship. I didn’t get a chance to see the overall results from Jim Kunz, but I heard that most of the league attended and bowled a few no-tap 300’s.

I’m glad you spent some of your break wisely. I can’t say that I did the same, but that’s a story for another edition. We’re going to AMF Bowl-O-Drome this week. Start time is 1:30. If you’re going to have trouble get-ting there, please let me know so I can help you out. Don’t forget that Pepsi is coming up in a couple of weeks! Seeya!

JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

CANOGA PARK – This is the JAT Farm Club update of our most recent tournament held at Canoga Park Bowl on September 21st. This being only our second tournament of the 2008-09 sea-son, the turnout is still somewhat low as we welcome in new bowlers from around the southland. We had 28 bowl-ers taking on a modified house shot, allowing us to cut to the top 14 bowl-ers for match play. The oil pattern sur-prised many of the bowlers who were expecting the normal high scoring. Those that adjusted quickly and found their line reaped the rewards.

In the 5 game qualifying round we had Albert Fernandez putting up the tournament high game with a 277. Albert also added a 223 in his set, to lock himself into the next round. We also had high scoring from Gabriella Mayfield with a 253, Brandon Pekins 244-231, Daniel Updegraff 237, Pat-rick Smith 223, Anthony Rose 223, and Gary Smith 222. Mr. Pekins led the way after five at plus 12, while the 14th spot to advance was tied at minus 143.

In match play, we only had a few high scores with Rose having another good game of 235, Stevn Roderick with a 223 and Victor Hilvano 221. Roder-ick made the most of match play, after winning the qualifying tie-breaker for the last spot, jump 9 positions and into the finals.

The finals then kicked off with the 5th seed Roderick (-52) taking on the 4th seed Fernandez (even). The veteran Fernandez jumped out quickly to a 204-164 win, to move on to meet the 3rd seed P. Smith (+3). Both looking for their first Farm Club title, it was Smith to advance to the semi-final match with a 198-185 win. Here Smith matched up against 2nd seed Brian Hernandez (+7) in another tight game advanced once again with a 194-182 win. Now Smith had to face off with top seed Hil-vano (+80) in the final match-up. In the best of three format Smith took the first game 234-175. Hilvano answered backed by taking the second game 182-156. Good scoring from both in the last game ending with a Smith 220-200 vic-tory for his first title. Congratulations Patrick.

Tournament #3 for the Farm Club will be this Sunday, October 19th, at Palos Verdes Bowl. Check-in begins at 8:15 and we will start promptly at 9:00. Please be on time and remember to be in full dress code. Details can be found on our web site www.bowljat.org. Hope to see all of the veterans and a lot of new faces on Sunday.

SED Jr. Travelby David Gordon

HUNTINGTON PARK – The SED Jr. Travel tried out the con-ditions at Gage Bowl this past Saturday. Some good scores were posted as the small group start to work on refining their skills.

The leader of the day was J.D. Pelow putting up 211-255/838. Mr. Pelow is joined in our 800 club by Jay De La Torre, who shot 237-206-212/823. Way to go gen-tlemen. Additional high scoring came in from Amanda Neil with a nice 213 game, Deanna Carrillo 212, Jon Morales 202/716, and Kim Ferdnance 201.

We have some vacancies in our league and I want to remind you bowlers that you’re shooting against a 175 score. It’s time to start working on those spares and clean games. That’ll take you over the mark most of the time. The strikes will come.

This week we’re having a double session at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk. Eight games for the day so get plenty of rest. The first session starts at 12:30 on the low side. Please be on time and ready to go.

Lastly, I want to congratulate Ms. Carrillo for winning the Girls Division of the State Scratch tour-nament in Visalia on October 4th & 5th. Way to represent. Bowlers have a good week and I’ll see you at Keystone.


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Stacy’s Still A Starby Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Once again, Stacy Rider was the star of the 590 Classic at Linbrook Bowl. This outstanding bowler rolled a 986 series on games of 226, 278, 267, and 215.

Others joining the 900 Club last week were: Frank Bellinder 256/968, E.J. Rogers 257/961, Tim Blough 267/956, Terry Brent 245/921, and Martin Angulo 246/905. “Dodger” Bob Gosnell, will be receiving an eleven strikes in a row plaque from the USBC for his 290 game. Good job partner.

More great scores were: Orlando Vanegas 262/890, Hong Kha 248/863, Ronny Thompson 237/863, Juan Sandoval 268/862, Willy Bor-denave 238/862, Rob Roberts 246/855, Kantral Williams 256/847, David Wright 234/847, Tom Horton 243/836, Larry Green 223/824, Alan Bloom 236/822, Carl Adinolfi 229/821, Janet Anderson 244/809, Ron Douglass 221/804, Johnny Munson 236/802, Marie Barbush 246/801, Stan Guzy 248, Dora Miller 243, Shirley Anderson 232, Rod Cantrell 232, Maria Parmelee 224, Rose Williams 224, Rey Ortiz 221, John Velasquez 221, John Phillips 218, Rich Heid 218, Ed Hermance 217, Gino Vassallo 214, Cora Bussey 213, Kyle Osterman 210, Jerry Knight 210, Robert Ragans 208, Jenelle Jellsey 207, Jack Wilson 204, Christy Asher 204, Nicole Evans 202, Kevin Hopkinson 201, and Gloria Ferrulli 200.

600’s Galore In Linbrook Juniorsby Stacy

ANAHEIM — In the Thursday Linbrook Juniors, we had several 200 games to report. Jeff Hunt hit the high game of the day with a fine 228. Matt Clark crushed 213, Robert Albrecht added 210-205, Nicole Curtis clipped 210 and Andrew Stewart smacked 207. Other great games were rolled by Christopher DeFazio 147, Kelsey Myers 142, Jesse Ledesma 112, Cara Myers (high game) 138, Jesse Gwyn 193, Melanie Albrecht 133, Miles Mahoney 179, Morgan Gober 156, Deanna Gomez 154, Eric Evans 166 and Jeremy Lewis 171. In the Junior Adult Scratch Doubles, Andew Stewart slammed 203-257/638. Teammate Mark McLeod scored terrific games of 224-200-246/670, Valerie Matsumoto mixed the pins for 241-210/637. Jeff Hunt hammered 208-229/618 and teammate Bill Swanson swished 225-225-211/661. Adult bowler, Hong Kha bowled spectacular with 227-255-213/695. Richard Clendineng strolled to 226-202/610 and Brandon Curtis blasted 200-208/603. Jesse Gwyn smacked 221 to finish the day. In the Bumper Busters, Nicholas Hank nailed the high game with 127 followed by 110 and 82. Great bowling, Nicholas! Tyler Kemp pounded 104-87, MaryBeth Zipagang zapped 94-95-103, Kelsey Kemp crushed 101-72, Khamron Gardner carried 69-98, Jennifer Lewis scored 95-95, Andrea Chaquila chopped 93-83-73, Kellen Hicks hit 87, Alan Gonzalez aced 71-87, Matt Hasty hammered 62-81-86 and Jeremy Lopez 72-73. Awesome scores, Bumper Busters! In the Saturday Linbrook Juniors, Bobby Hornack finished the day with a terrific 245 game for a 615 series. Andrew Stewart smacked 223-210/613 and Aaron Wilson slammed 201-223/606. Jay Tayag topped 206, Jeremiah Tan tallied 202 and super sub Matt Clark capped 200. Domynyc Gardner, 103 average, had a great day with 186-161-141 for a 488 series. Nicole Rodriguez, 92 average, rolled 138-156. Brandon Hoggatt hit 162, Thomas Iriye 125-135, Nicolas Gallant nicked 168, Garrett Weiss wheeled 186, Cheyanne Jordan crushed 144, Hanna Blankenship scored 143, Destini Gardner grinded 142 and Rudy Ledesma rolled 160.

ANAHEIM — This Saturday, October 18th is a special day for Ozzie’s Senior Scotch Doubles as they celebrate their 7th Anniver-say with a Potluck. Reserve your spot and bring your favorite dish for all to enjoy. It all happens here at Linbrook Bowling Center with a check-in at 11:30 a.m. and bowl at 12:30 p.m. Santa Guys and Gals: Ted Juse 213-226/630, Tony Chaco 247-202/627, Johnny Davis Jr. 207-215, Lou Martino 204, Wayne Fulton 202. Lunch Bunch: No Scores. Swinging Trios: Gerald Lichtenheld 212. Monday Cypress College: Bryan Osborne 224, Chris Hart 202. Anaheim Seconday Teachers: Rick Weiland 268-231/648, Larry Haskin 204, Nick Castro 200, Connie Currier 237, Pam Weiland 212. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 258-237-210/705, Steve Saybrook 244-221/650, John Magill 258/638, Henry Trevino 202-201-213/616, Don Moore 266/611, Joanie Lenz 210, Debra McSherry 201. No Knottcents: Steven Branch 218-215/625, Ray Acosta 247-212/613, Tim Butler 220, Scott Fox 215-209, Jose Gutierrez 215. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 205-237/641, Melissa Adams 247-232/605, Melinda Manahan 213, Marcia Deits 208. R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner 212. Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 234-213-204/651, Bill Swan-son 205-234/625, Richard Clendineng 220, Bob Mendoza 207, Ed Signorino 207, Lisa Somma 212-236/628. C & D Zodiac: Eli Cajucom 227-244/635, Andrew Nieves 220. Jacks & Jills: Robert Bloom 224-269-233/726, Tony Wallick 279/633, Voltaire Cuello 212-200-207/619, Tim Pilot 246, Jeffrey Skovgard 243, Heather Skovgard 201,Susan deGraaff 200. Just Desserts: Jack Pedre 252-222-216/690, E.J. Rogers 216-268/669, Robert Casola 222-243/652, Lowell Huber 223-235/641, Don Gut-omen 224-214/616, Lisa Molesky 228, Mary Mundi 210, Sherri Gutierrez 204, Renna Day 200. Bowl Sa Mo: Jimmy Kim 269/620, Glen Kim 256, Michelle Kim 231, Duke Lee 214, Sophia Kim 209. Golden Nuggets: Larry Grummett 203, Pat McGinn 205. Go Fo 9: Carl Adinolfi 300-215-262/777, Rich Heid 220-274-274/768, Gino Vassallo 210-296-208/714, Mac Mc-Nealy 298-226/712, Ike Eisenacher 209-210-265/684, Margot Church 222-212/624, Fran Stern 219-234/614, Diane Johnson 224, Patty Ricks 215, Elberta Canfield 212, Flo Vignola 212. Party Timers: Donn Stout 202-232-290/724, Ken Zwingman 247-278/694, Jack Mattson 279-222/685, Ed Ebuenga 212-288/685, Ruben Figueroa 242-216/651, Orpah Toliver 202. Anaheim Nisei: Dave Lautherboren 247-243-255/745, Sandy Viloria 224-206-246/676, Sadao Kuwahara 232-202/619, James Michiuye 234/602, Tommy Watanabe 223. Nikkei: Leo Ascuncion 222-234/630, Henry Urada 233, Dave Lautherboren 222, Sandy Viloria 218, Yosh Hasegawa 214. 525 Ladies Classic: Nancy Tetreault 233, Latricia Carrol 203, Marylou Platter 203. Santa Super Savers: Jerry Roddam 201-245-203/649, Joe Molina 246, Wayne Fulton 223, Lou Martino 203, Dallas Liebenow 200, Brenda Blankenship 207-232/600. Thursday Mixed Seniors: John Munson 206-209, Gino Vassallo 205, Ike Eisenacher 202, Walt Hooper 200. Magnolia Teachers & Friends (No-Tap): Bill McFeggan 244-226/665, Florencio Batalon 219-203, Gary Shields 201, Kristy McFeggan 228, Chris Shields 214, Carolyn Anderson 207. St. Pius: Michael Dulay 225-205-231/661, Calvin Macaraeg 211-208/606, Leo Debarra 235-206, Bob McGraw 211-202. 7-11 Vegas: Tim Blough 258-202-242/702, Matt Plust 246-234/675, James Blythe 235-236-201/672, Kevin Arline 244-234/667, David Haskell 204-227-224/655, Cher Gwyn 235, Eva Munson 204. Korean Bowling League: No Scores. Friday Cypress College: Rick Le 200-248/623, Anthony Cabad-ing 247, Joe Kim 205, Chris Charnock 202, Ryan Phelps 200. Grey Panthers: Jerry Dymora 216-209, Bob Baughman 210. TGIF: Norm Walker 229-226/627, Rick Sargent 223-203/609, Tony Banks 234, Mike Wagner 229, Bo Bowen 212. Vegas Party: Ed Evans 214-279-248/741, Stan Evans 210-236-216/661, Ed Angeles 201-214-231/641, Buddy Lucas 209-260/643, Bill Powell 223-231/641, Traci Sodal 224, Connie Putnam 204, Dora Miller 203. Kamaaiana Bowling Club: Kevin Fujinami 218-217-211/646, Richard Garcia 201-230/620, Kalani Akui 217-224/616, Ronnie Uneda 227/606, Sandy Viloria 237, Candice Gomez 214-203, Yvette Jahahn 207-212, Serena Miyahira 209. Saturday Vegas Special: Chris Molina 235-244-232/711, Joe Molina 215-225/625, David Molina 234-211/616, Tom Shores 236,

Mark Texeira 223. 4-4 Vegas: Ben Philalack 236-253-220/709, Dale Grandinette 246-206/631, Norm Walker 244/618, Brian W. Parker 223-201/614, Monte Schlig 226-202/612, Roy Smithhisler 243/612, Jessica Pawl-ing 223, Laverne Turnham 210. Sunday Brunch Bunch: Joey Sangenito 213-237/616, Pat Sangenito 234/602, Frank Pearlman 200. Double Daters: Shane Oslund 212-247-212/671, Carl Adinolfi 216-245/653, Dan Duarte 257-259/653, Shawn Oslund 200-210-227/637, Willy Bordenave 222-236/628, Rosie Martinez 232, Lynn Soliman 202. Family & Friends: Brandon Pangeliman 226-230/632, Steve Benavente 209-221/628, Dave Meno 213-224/628, Dave Kelly 246-210/625, Bill Swanson 211-230/624. Gamblers Anonymous: Robert Bloom 274-234/691, Hong Kha 207-232/624, John Sarti Jr. 214, Ken Williams 209, Tony Christensen 207. Senior No-Tap: (Results of 10-7-08) 37 entries @ $10=$370. 37 lineage @ $5.25=$194.25. 37 prize fund @ $4.75=$175.75. 35 3-6-9 @ $1=$35. Place Money—1st Frank Jeo 857 $34, 2nd P.J. Carroll 843 $26, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 835 $20, 4th Jim Ellis 832 $14, 5th Gino Vassallo 808 $10, 6th Rose Carter 802 $7. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st P.J. Carroll 315 $8, 2nd Tony Chaco 300 $6, 3rd Janine Ditch 297 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1st Herb Mihara 298 $11, 2nd-3rd (tie) Rod Cantrell and Frank Jeo 290 and $8.50 each. 3rd game hdcp.: 1st Frank Jeo 302 $8, 2nd-3rd (tie) Rod Cantrell and Mercy Pizarro 287 and $5.5o each. 3-6-9 Added: $35. Winner: Frank Jeo $17.50. New Total: $17.50.

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — It’s time to take a look at the junior scores from Del Rosa Lanes. Little Rascals: Dominick En-riquez 69/126, Ashlynn Littleton 70/131. Bantam Buddies: Jonathan Garcia 113/311, Taylor Rash 146/344. Pincrackers: Joshua Hundza 291, Spencer Saks 114, Sara Cook 148/395. Strike Force: Brent Smith 215-237/601, Daniel Deinema 201-223, Chris Clingman 221, Matt Miller 201, Lanea Cunningham 462, Shelby Scheffler 198. That’s all for now.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — Let’s check the scores from our senior bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Frank Deluca 550, John Ballman 210, Goldie Goldman 204, Steve Boyer 202, Cari Burris 202/561, Maria Shields 201. Park & Rec.: Randy Hoffman 212-210-216/638, Sam Frisby 201-212/603, John Hutchings 224, David Hill 223, Jim James 214, Joe Strinati 200, Dorothy Joyner 187/503. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 218-217/587, Bob Lee 223, Frank Long 209, Margaret Hargadine 190/446. Golden Goodies: Bob Cor-rigan 229/600, Lydia Salazar 170/455, Betty McCutchan 170. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jim Nichols 775, 2. Sam Frisby 731, 3. Donna Hunter 726, 4.

SAN BERNARDINO — You know Halloween is approaching when you see lots of pumpkins, houses with all kinds of spooky decorations, all types of costumes at the stores, and candy sales for trick or treating. It certainly feels like Fall with nice days and cool nights. Slots of Fun: Bob Rottman 545, Mike Skeens 216, Mary Neuman 465, Ann Rothman 190. Weekend Rollers: Ernie Juarez 225-238-225/688, Jonny Brooks 277-214/682, Jim Forbes 215-243-205/663, Charlie Rabico 246/629, Maurice Chavez 265/628, Jim Willenborg 238-215/613, Mike Na-kunz 203-202/600, Vince Vasquez 243-214, Michael Berry 242, Joe Contreras 228, Toni Futch 202-227/575, Joyce Higashida 203. PBA Experience: Sidepots—Game 1: Nathan Urratia 210, Michael Gray 210. Game 2: Nathan Urratia 215. Game 3: Bobby Campagnale 245. Game 4: Bobby Campagnale 226. Judson Baptist: Bob Walter 529, Jarrod Smith 213, Marty Perry 214/571. Mt. Commercial: Tim Eshelman 222/609, Terisa Bonito 190/521. Capri: Toni Futch 210/579, Alice Winchester 216. S.B.T.A.: Scott Henderson 204/541, Lory Durkiewicz180/439. Dirty County: Bobby Campagnale 242-215-290/747, Vince Vasquez 214-216/615, Steve Pellegrine 235/602, Robert Cravens 244, Debra Neff 213-231/589, Patti Bechtold 211. Elks Mixed Invitational: James Harris II 219/585, Tom Poole Sr. 225, Marty Perry 205-214/589, Lorrie Click 209-205. Willows: Patti Bechtold 513, Joanne Bolinger 181. Wednesday Vegas: Phillip Hockett 243-237-214/694, Will Mattox 224-246-202/672, Leighton Beach 244-237/663, David Simental 240-213/647, Lodas Griffin 237-202/632, Steve Pellegrine 201-224/621, Steve Morino 205-233, Thedas Griffin 204-227, Rolann Karper 542, Elaine Coyazo 228, Linda King 209, Sherri Boyer 204. Del Rosa 630 Classic Trio: Dennis Horan 248-266-279-238/1031, John Davis Jr. 259-256-268/983, Ray Cobb 258-210-235/979, Neil Lau 236-”300”/963, Corky De Maio 232-238-264/957, Ziggy Czaja 239-257-233/952, Will Kolbow 234-236-258/951, J.P. Dauber 247-248-232/937, Marv Sargent 280/935, Chris Rocha 248-258-235/927, Aarik Torres 254-247/926, Bobby Campagnale 258/926, Eric Espinoza 279/923, Vince Wood 247-232/922, Nathan Urrutia 246-234/915, Gary Atwood 258/910, Jim Horan 245-246/905. Happy Gamblers: Corky De Maio 214-238-207/659, Ryan Mc-Mackin 234-211/612, David Nason 247, Bob Lewis 244, Claudell Curry 233, Georgia Forch 264/646, Celia Duffy 227, Bridgett Young 210-206, Kathy Collins 206-207, Mary Cassin 204-205, Susan Reeder 205. S.B. County: Bobby Campagnale 257-266-259/782, Randy Perrine 201-223-257/681, Jon Robinson 223-246/660,Toni Futch 240-236/656, Bill Elliott 202-223-211/636, L.T. Togafau 214-210/614, James Davis 233-208/611. Good Times: Adam Sokoloski 247-289-245/781, Bobby Cam-pagnale 220-237-259/716, Karl Downs 213-233-202/648, Bill Elliott 202-234/630, Tom Smith 213-216/619, Mike Mobley 258/611, John Hutchings 258, Frank Chavez 235, Leighton Beach 229, Likapeka Enriquez 237-235-254/726, Angela Mobley 234, Bridgett Young 233-203, Sherri Boyer 232, Lydia Calloway 219-202, Suelee Santero 207, Rolann Karper 205. Friday Vegas: Randy Hoffman 210-237/616, Joe Curran 211-209/615, Don Nelson 216-214/604, Andrew Nelson 208-204/602, Larry Ollson 237, Beth Powell 211/552.Enjoy the Fall weather.

Cari Burris 715, Booby - Ron Barnett 592. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Jay Hud-kins 746, 2. John Hutchings 702, Booby - Maria Hudkins 609. We’ll be back next week with more senior scores.

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