BOWLING NEWSSeptember 25, 2008 Page 1

Bowling newsThursday, September 25, 200869th Year In Publication

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What’s Happening This Weekend?

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We are pleased to announce that AMF is supporting Watch and Win Bowling by contrib-uting some of their fine prod-ucts that can be won by bowl-ers and spectators when they pick the bowler who wins the game during the four $500* pot game finals. Spectator tickets and admission are Free! Bowlers can also participate in the pick-a-player drawings to win sponsor prizes, but not while they compete in the $500* pot game.

Additionally, the Bonus Round (sponsored by BM-Cpromotions) will be worth $50.00 to $1,000.00 (based on 50 bowlers in each division).

Our goal is to get Watch and Win Bowling on National TV which will benefit every-one in the bowling industry. We have a great connection with the ability to make ap-pointments for pitch meetings with producers in Los Ange-les. We hope to get a big turn-out for the six events so that we can show potential produc-ers that bowlers and bowling manufacturers support the in-teractive game show.

Trevi Entertainment center added $8,000 ($1,000 for each event and $3,000 for the final event). You must compete in at least two tournaments to be eligible to compete in the sixth event with $3,000 added. Lots of bowling gear and other prizes will be pro-vided by: Lane #1, Visionary, Brunswick, MoRich Bowling, VirtualTournaments.com, Cal Bowling Supply, Canyon Lake Travel and AMF.

We only have room for fif-ty (50) bowlers in the scratch division and fifty (50) bowlers in the handicap division so it would be a good idea to mail your entry a.s.a.p. You can also enter online at WatchAnd-WinBowling.com with a credit card or PayPal (note: add $5.00 fee for PayPal expense), plus you save $10 by entering the first tournament before October 15, 2008. Based on 50 bowlers in each division first place is $1,000, the four Pot Game Finals are worth $500 (finalists participate in one $500 pot game against four other bowlers in their di-

AMF Supports “Watch And Win Bowling”

(Interactive Game Show Written for Television)

vision) and the Bonus Round is worth up to $1,000. Side pots, brackets and a five-game block will also be available.

Tournament Format: Fif-ty (50) bowlers in the scratch division and fifty (50) bowlers in the Handicap division play five games, the top 12 (in each division) cash, the top 10 ad-vance to the four $500 Spec-tator Pot Game Finals where bowlers and spectators receive three free tickets each game to pick their favorite player(s) to win sponsor prizes.

Each finalist will have one opportunity to win a Virtual-Tournaments.com entry while competing in the pot game when they get a strike with a colored head pin in the rack.

High qualifier in each di-vision wins $150, total pins are dropped. The scratch and handicap bowler with the highest four-game score dur-ing the finals wins $1,000* each. After that the Scratch Champ plays a charity match (50/50 drawing) against the Handicap Champion. (Handi-cap bowler receives difference of book average).

The winner advances to the $1,000 Strike it Rich Bonus Round. Obviously, the $1,000 won’t make you rich. We are proposing that the Bonus Round in the television ver-sion will be worth $10,000 to $3,000,000. Cash ratio is 1:4, handicap is 80% of 220. The early entry fee is $135 ($105

WWPB Special Event Sunday

at Pickwickby Lori Yamasaki

BURBANK—To kick off breast cancer awareness month, the Western Women Premier Bowlers will host a special event this Sunday at Pickwick Bowl.

A portion of the proceeds from this event will benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

This is a special event and will not USBC certified and is not eligible for a WWPB ban-ner or title.

There will be two divisions – member and non-member. Each division will bowl 5 games of qualifying, then cut to the top 8 in each division.

Qualifying pins will not carry over to the baker doubles round robin match play finals. A final position round match will determine our winners.

The top eight places (1 in 4) will be paid. Specialty bas-kets and various items will be raffled to further benefit the Susan G. Komen Founation.

Special thanks to Cal Bowling Supply for making this event possible, and kudos to all those that donated items for our raffle.

This event is open to all women bowlers. Anyone in-terested in participating may contact Laurie Soto at (661) 713-4945 or Lori Yamasaki at (310) 473-0548.

For details on this or any WWPB event, please visit our website at www.wwpb.com.

See you Sunday!

548,721 Games Played Across 808 Centers in a Single Dayas Part of National Bowling Day Challenge

Bowling World Record: More Than Half A Million Games Played In One Day

National Bowling Week 2008 came to an exciting con-clusion Aug. 30 with the estab-lishment of the world record for most games bowled in a day. Thanks to 808 participat-ing centers, 548,721 games were played in the 24-hour pe-riod that concluded the eight-day celebration.

“This new world record is a great milestone for the sport of bowling and an exciting day for our industry,” said Bowl-ing Proprietors’ Association of America President and United States Bowling Congress Di-rector Jim Sturm. “The hun-dreds of thousands of people who visited bowling centers to help set this record is a testa-ment to the incredible popu-larity that bowling is enjoying and the continued resurgence of our sport.

“This follows a trend that has seen bowling participa-

tion continue to increase ev-ery year, with more than 67 million people having bowled in 2007 alone. We’re already looking forward to setting new records in 2009 and beyond.”

The bowling world record is recognized by the BPAA, USBC, Strike Ten Entertain-ment, the International Bowl-ing Pro Shop and Instructors Association and Professional Bowlers Association.

This was the third year of the bowling industry’s rededi-cation to National Bowling Week.

In addition to the world record effort, bowling centers hosted a variety of events, games and parties. These in-cluded free coaching clinics, free game passes, community days, special tournaments, Bowling Blast-Off youth events and quick and easy league sign-ups.

Jim Hamrick Succumbs to Heart Attack

SHERMAN, TX—Jim Hamrick, 39, was a well known high average young bowler in the Southland. After high school he worked in the Pro Shop at Del Rio Lanes and BOWLED.

His blond hair, and big smile was like a welcome sign at the door. Opportunity arose in Texas and away he went. Jim and wife Charlie had 2 daughters. Kira is now 12 and Marrissa is 8.

Jim was currently working as a production manager for a glass company plus owned a Pro Shop. He is survived by wife, daughters, and mother Lela Hamrick.

The Hamrich Home Address:1713 Southridge Lane, Sherman, Texas 75092or charliehamrick@msn.comServices will be held 10AM Friday September 26 at Merri-

man Hills Baptist Church, Sherman, Texas.

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ARLINGTON, Texas—After a successful debut ear-lier this year, Bowling’s Clash of Champions, a United States Bowling Congress event, will return in 2009, giving the sport prime exposure on network television once again.

The special made-for-television event, presented in cooperation with Strike Ten Entertainment, will take place April 30, 2009 at the USBC Convention in Reno, Nev., and will feature 16 champions from USBC events, the U.S. Open and the Professional Bowlers Association Player of the Year.

The Clash will be taped for broadcast on CBS Sports and

Bowling’s Clash of Champions to Return in 2009

is currently scheduled to air on Saturday, May 9 from 4-6 p.m. Eastern.

When the Clash debuted in May in Kansas City, Mo., it marked the return of bowling to network television for the first time since June 26, 1999, when the PBA’s ACDelco All-Star Classic aired on CBS Sports.

“This year’s Clash was a success in every way imagin-able, and it was an easy deci-sion to bring it back again in 2009,” USBC Chief Operat-ing Officer Kevin Dornberger said. “Our partnership with CBS Sports yielded one of the best bowling telecasts in recent

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NORWALK—The return to Keystone Lanes on Mon-day provided a better scoring report then the last time there, thanks to VP Vi Wilson. Kar-en Mauricio led the honor roll with 545 followed by Melba Knight 535, Doris Lewis 539, Aresia McGee 518, Glasyce Perrin 220 and Wanda Worrall 211.

The team scene produced a three-way tie on 12 wins for Keystone #2, Westminster #1 and David McNaught CPA. Valley View #2 moves up to second spot with 10 wins, followed by Cerritos number 1 and 2 teams tied at 9. Four teams tie at 8, one at 6, two at 4 and three teams vie for last place with 3 wins each.

After the 4th week, the league is still short three bowl-ers so please, if you or you know someone to fill the in-volved teams, PLEASE CALL Alice at (562) 423-1567. There’s no problem regarding league fee shortage.

Pris Mauricio will return to bowl next week, following her sceond cataract surgery, and this writer was on deck after a year long absence. The league approved a 125 average for me and I almost got it with 131-367. It sure was good to be back on the lanes, even if my bowling approach had to be changed.

Another social note in the league was news that Jarra Gallina will be missing Mon-day when she takes a cruise to Mexico.

NEXT WEEK: Monday 9:30 A.M. at Westminster Lanes. Remember, only West-minster Lanes and Linbrook Bowl are scheduled at 9:30 a.m. All others are at 10 a.m. Addresses and phone num-bers of featured on the back of league rules.

Congratulations

Steve Aldama

299Bowled in the Friday Vegas on September 19, 2008

at Del Rio Lanes in Downey.Steve was using an 18 year old Red Rhino

and has no idea who drilled it! Must be the bowler!Congrats on your honor score!!!

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Donkee Tour at Carter Bowl (L-R) Som Seng – 3rd place, Glenn Mabilangan – Runner Up, Bud Zagorski – 4th Place, Champion – Zach Weiss with Barbara Burgess – Director presenting, John Gonzales – 11th place.

Weiss Edges Mabilangan to Take 1st Donkee Title at Carter Return

FULLERTON—This weekends event had a little bit of every-thing. We saw a new name in the winner circle and a bad break to a former champion. Zach Weiss going into the 10th frame need-ing a mark, left a pesky 4-8 and almost chops and Glenn Mabil-angan leaving a pocket 7-10 in the 10th to come up short. Deven Walls almost saw perfection before being thwarted by a 10 pin on the last ball for 299. Zach has been with us for the past 3 yrs, his unique 2 handed style generates ball speed and hook and is very exciting to watch. Zach has been bowling just 7 yrs and sports highs of a 290 and 788. Zach was throwing an Ebonite Game-breaker drilled by Tim Albin of Albins Bowling Supply located inside Bowl O Drome in Torrance. When not bowling Zach sup-ports his Bowling hobby as a Property Manager. Zach would like to thank Mark Baker for the recent lesson for getting him back on track. You get hold of Mark Baker through Westminster Lanes and likely Fountain Bowl last I knew. Zach would like to thank his family – Granparents Margie and Bob, Parents Terry and Howard, and brother Aaron for their support. And Zach would also like to thank the Donkee Tour staffers as well.

Mystery Game and Series were both carry overs with no one hitting 152 game or 435 series. They will be worth $300 for game and $150 for series at Cal October 12th. Please see ad in future papers. See you all at there.

The Donkee Tour would like to thank John Koeck, Danny Hooper and the staff at Carter Bowl for hosting this weeks event.Sidepots:

1:00PM – 1st gm – Rob Melendrez 277, 2nd gm – Glenn Mabilangan 281, 3rd gm – Som Seng 267($42 each)

2:30PM – 1st gm – 1st pl Ed Palma 266 2nd pl Glenn Mabi-langan & Sun Sundara 263 2nd gm – 1st pl Deven Walls 303, 2nd pl Zach Weiss 282,

3rd gm – 1st pl Ed Palma 270, 2nd pl Som Seng 268 ($60/24 each). Men +117 Women +62

Tournament Recap

Place Hcp Name Score Amount1. 31 Zach Weiss 788 $ 500.002. 24 Glenn Mabilangan 781 $ 250.003. 24 Som Seng 768 $ 125.004. 32 Bud Zagorski 757 $ 110.005. 21 Blandino Atienza 756 $ 100.006. 32 Ed Palma 751 $ 90.007. 4 Deven Walls 743 $ 80.008. 10 Mikey Villareal 741 $ 70.009. 18 Rob Melendrez 723 $ 65.00 10. 27 Luis Diaz 719 $ 60.0011. 38 John Gonzales 717 $ 55.0012. 44 JT Jackson 701 $ 50.00

Paid Out – 49 entries

Tournament $1960.00Sidepots $ 378.00Brackets $1480.00Free Entries $ 150.00Champion Shirt $ 40.00Total $4008.00

Stan Por Wins ABT Championship at Linbrook Bowl

ANAHEIM—Stan Por won his fourth Orange County Ama-teur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Linbrook Bowl on Saturday, September 13, 2008 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Stan bowled in our 12-noon squad and shot games of 239, 278, 238, and 255 for a handicap series of 1010 on his way to winning the $800 guaranteed first place prize plus $800 from the Progressive Pot. Mark Payne from Westmin-ster came in second shooting a 1000 handicap series and took home $400. Hong Kha came in third shooting a handicap series of 987 and took home $200.

We also held a ‘Best 2 Sweeper’ this weekend. Justin Taino and Hong Kha tied for first place each shooting a 536 and each receiving $115. Tim Tran came in second with a 511 and re-ceived $60. Jan Fishburn came in third with a 508 and received $40. The winner of the Scratch Sweeper was Hong Kha with an 875. Winner of the Senior Sweeper was Rick Laub with a 946.

Stan Por is a past champion and a lifetime member of ABT. Stan has a 300 game and 755 series to his credit. He was using a Brunswick Vapor Zone drilled by Ben Mach for the win this weekend. Stan wanted to thank Ben for drilling his equipment and all his friends for their encouragement and support. Stan also wanted to thank Linbrook for hosting the tournament and to ABT Staff and Directors for running an outstanding tournament. Stan plans on using his winnings for more ABT tournaments.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #4 was the game drawn, and 261 (possibly good for $400) was drawn for the first chance. The second chance score of 247 (possibly good for $200) and third chance score of 217 (possibly good for $100) were then drawn. Shig Shozi was the winner of the second chance and received a check for $200. Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the man-agement and staff at Linbrook Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be Saturday, September 27, 2008 at AMF Carter Lanes. This will be a Classic and Masters Com-bined Singles four-game beat the board format. All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225. Squad times will be 12, 2 and 4 PM. First place will be GUARANTEED at $800 for only a $55 entry fee. The Progres-sive pot is also available. The address for Carter Lanes is 1501 S. Lemon Avenue in the city of Fullerton. Their phone number is 714.526.7725.

We hope to see you Saturday, September 27 at Carter Lanes!

ABT: (L-R) Champ Stan Por, ABT Director Ernie Rahm & Runnerup Mark Payne

BOWLING NEWSSeptember 25, 2008 Page 5

WCST Ebonite Singles at Sunset Station (Strike Zone) Henderson, Nevada This Weekend

by Dick SandersHENDERSON, NV—The WCST Ebonite Singles, will be at Sunset Station-Strike Zone in

Henderson, NV, this weekend, September 27-28. This will be a big entry tournament, as the WCST is expecting a full squad of 80.

Bowlers, with the center only able to give us 40 of their 70 lanes. There are still limited open-ings, at the time of this article. You may call my cell phone, 760-792-4596, anytime before the tournament starting time on Saturday, September 27th, if you wish to enter.

This tournament will be the 2nd one this year for the two divisions, seniors and super seniors to bowl entirely for their own finals and prize funds, with a one for 3 entry basis in each division to determine the number of finalists, games bowled , and pay offs.

Super Seniors will not be able to cross over into Senior Finals any more. Eligibility for the tournament: Seniors, Men: Ages 45 to 59, Ladies, 40 to 49, Super Seniors, Men, Ages 60 & Up, Ladies 50 & Up.

Entry Fee: $165.00 for current WCST Members, Guests add $15.00. On Saturday, September 27th, one squad only for qualifying, bowling 10 straight games, with Roll-Call: 8:40AM, Start at 9:00AM. Finals on Sunday, September 28, for both divisions, start at 8:30AM.

There will be a 5 Game Optional Singles Sweeper, on Friday, September 26th to start at 1:00PM, with a 12:15PM, check in time. $60.00 Entry Fee: Includes High Game Side-Pots. Brackets will be optional at $5.00 per bracket. Sweeper, pays $500.00 for 1st place, if there 40 entries or more. Other cash places, one place for every 4 entries, including one place for 5 entries for the Super Seniors out of higher cash. I will be at the lanes on Friday. September 26th after 10:00AM.

DAVE COOK Versus DEWAINE WEST Match Game Ends in 300 - 300 Tie!by Frank Weiler

MURIETTA—The first week of play in the Cal Oaks 640 Scratch Trio League saw DAVE COOK bowl DEWAINE WEST in match play. Both of these portsiders carry 230 plus book aver-ages and always post high scores when battling each other for match game points. Last week was no exception.

Cook bowled 257 - 300 - 212 = 769 but only won half a match game point when West bowled 279 - 300 - 243 = 822 against him. That half point coming when the second game saw both bowlers rolling perfect games!

The high point of the match was the tension packed tenth frame of the second game, with both bowlers going for perfectos, SIDE BY SIDE! Through most of the game West was bowling first, putting pressure on Cook to match his every strike. Cook did! Then in the tenth Cook made sure he bowled first, to shift the pressure and force West to match what he did. West and the rest of the league bowlers waited and watched patiently as Cook struck three times for his 300. West then took a deep breath, looked back at the crowd behind him and confidently rolled three consecutive solid strikes for a matching 300. WOW! So whats new? West just weeks ago bowled a 300 in this summers California State Masters Tourney and the only perfecto in this years PBA Senior U.S. OPEN at the Suncoast in Las Vegas.

West used a Fury Pearl ball and played a tight inside line. Cook used the Gravity Shift ball and swung the ball from inside out to the five board and back.

This 300 to 300 match game score is a CITRUS BELT record. THANK YOU Bowling News for supporting CITRUS BELT bowlers.

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October 11, 2008 October 12, 2008

Gardena Bowl Hoststhe 17th Annual

Gardena Bowl15707 S. Vermont Ave, Gardena, CA 90247 • 310-324-1244

TEAM ENTRY FEE: $20.00

BOWLING NEWSPage 6 September 25, 2008

2008Ventura County

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National Deaf Bowling NewsBob Jones Led with 258/789 in Deaf Travel at Cerritos

by Connie Marchione

CERRITOS—So. Calif. Deaf Traveling league had a party for its founder Connie Marchione’s 85th birthday at AMF Cer-ritos Bowl last Sunday. Maybe the bowlers celebrated too much as they had a tough going on the lanes as Bob Jones led a short honor roll of 6 bowlers with a 789. Jones’ series included a sea-son high 258 game and a closing 205 as the only bowler with two 200s that day.

Ed Abakumoff almost hit two with his 203 and 199 in his 763 series. Darrell Stogryn had a off-day with 202/727, A returnee Pablo Yoma hit 703, Bob Taylor a 221 and Don Millwee 207 to complete the honor roll for the day.

Abakumoff’s league leading Riverside did an about face from its season team high 2363 to 1778 here, losing 8-12 to Yoma’s S. F. Valley. Riverside’s 146 ave. Emad Aranki who had a “dream” 790 series in that 2363, has to go back to his “coach” to find out what went wrong.

Despite losing, Riverside’s lead is safe because Jones’ 789 was wasted as his 2nd place Los Angeles did bad losing 6-14 to Darrell and Millwee’s (5 points himself) El Camino Village, The Villagers jumped up to 2nd place 3 behind Riverside.

Third place Tri-Cities with Dan Smith and two subs could not do much, falling down as they lost 3.5 to 16.5 to Taylor’s Glen-dale, which got out of the cellar. For Glendale Dennis Vigil won 5 points and Andy Lorenzo who is still in his slump but managed to win 4 points.

The league thanks AMF Cerritos Bowl management and staff for hosting and giving its bowlers a trying experience on the lanes. There will be a one-week bye and it will move to Pickwick Bowl on Oct. 5 where the scores hopefully will be higher.

BOWLING COACH FOR DEAF TEAM USA AWAITS SELECTION

CERRITOS—Bowling ad hoc chairman Ed Abakumoff was asked by this writer if the bowling coach for the Deaf Team USA had been selected.

Ed replied, not yet and that three are in running, they are the 2001 Deaflympics coach Don Ketter, Kansas and 2005 coach Carol Moers, Colorado and a name I did not catch.

So I suggested to Ed to throw his hat into the ring too because he, like Ketter and Moers are Level I Bowling Coach and had experience bowling in the 2001 and 2005 Deaflympics. Also be-cause of his work as the ad hoc chairman, he deserved to go there with the Deaf Team USA.

Furthermore I told him not to make a mistake like I did when I as a Level I coach, did not put myself in as the coach for the 1997 and 2001Deaflympics after all the work I did from 1992 to 2001. I hope that Ed do what I suggested and for the deaf sports governing body to select him for the position.

Southern Los Angeles County USBCNow Accepting Applications

For Association ManagerDuties Include:

Office Management, Lane CertificationsChairman of All Tournaments

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Bowling Centers in the Association:AMF Bowl-O-Drome • Cal Bowl • Cerritos Lanes

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ABTAAMERICAN BOWLERS TOUR-

NAMENT ASSOCIATION (at Cerritos)

September 20, 2008FINAL RESULTS

1 Louie Soon 50% 624 $500.00 ABTA Shirt $100.00 2 Rina Cordero 743 $500.00 3 Richard Lim 672 $200.00 4 Marie Cris Sanchez 620 $130.00 5 Richard Aquino 679 $130.00 6 Dominador La Guardia 731 $115.00 7 Glenn Mabilangan 662 $115.00 8 John Miller 657 $115.00 9 Jim Smith - SS 641 $115.00 10 Donald Pulliam - LH 693 $100.00 11 Donnie Johnson Jr. 684 $100.00 12 Raul Aldaz 682 $100.00 13 Eddie Jones 654 $100.00 14 Jeff Taino 652 $100.00 15 Tim Austin - SS 644 $100.00 16 Bert Dancel 642 $100.00 17 Wiliam Ele 638 $90.00 18 Ben Hurtado 637 $87.50 19 Anthony Cabading 628 $83.75 20 Joe Page III 628 $83.75 21 John Phan 626 $80.00 22 Faye Josafat 60% 619 $48.00 23 Alex Mao 617 $77.50 24 Hong Kha 613 $77.50 25 Steven Smith 612 $75.00 26 Lynn Waldie 596 $75.00 27 Ngheim Tran 595 $72.50 28 Tiffany Morita 594 $72.50 29 James Blythe IV 591 $70.00 30 Ely Cruz - SS 577 $70.00 31 Anita Smith - SS 572 $67.50 32 Margie Coronado 567 $67.50 33 Mike Evans 563 $65.00 34 William Garrett 559 $65.00 35 Janine Ditch - SS 557 $62.50 36 Rey Santos 552 $61.25 37 Tres Catalasan 552 $61.25 38 Tri Vo 550 $60.00 39 Kevin Nahan 544 $57.50 40 Ariel Ocampo 541 $57.50 41 Jun Contreras 540 $55.00 42 Rico Cayton - SS 537 $55.00 43 Jason Yeh 535 $54.00 44 Jerry Chang 525 $54.00 45 Roger Romero DNS FE45 Minh Dang DNS FE

DOUBLES RESULTS1 Glenn Mabilangan / Dominador La Guardia 1371 $150.00 2 Glenn Mabilangan / Jeff Taino 1362 $120.00 3 Tri Vo / Minh Dang 1350 $110.00 4 JeJe Gabriel / Jeff Taino 1343 $100.00 5 Som Seng / Jeff Taino 1343 $100.00 6 Lynn Waldie / Tim Austin 1334 $90.00 7 Alex Mao / Bret Rose 1333 $80.00 8 Vuong Do / Jeff Taino 1330 $70.00 9 Vuong Do / Minh Dang 1303 $50.00 10 Anthony Cabading / Kmel Cunanan 1303 $50.00 11 Minh Dang / Bart Sanchez 1296 $40.00 12 Jason Yeh / Angel Chau 1289 $30.00 13 Mariecris Sanchez / JeJe Gabriel 1287 $20.00 14 Danny Guevarra / Jeff Taino 1287 $20.00 15 Tres Catalasan / Kmel Cunanan 1287 $20.00 16 Jeff Taino / Danny Guevarra 1287 $20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men:+48 Women:+41 Super Seniors:

Janine Ditch, Rico Cayton, Jim Smith (SD)High Qualifer (Free

Entry)Men: Dominador La Guardia +

144Women: Tiffany Morita + 74

Special Awards 3 - 6 - 9 : Ryan Okamoto

Match Game - 288 - No WinnerMatch Series - 684 - No Winner

Prize Fund 191 $5,164.00Paid Entries 14 @ 53 $742.00Optional Sidepots $1,247.00Doubles $1,070.003-6-9 $50.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Total Payout $16,886.00

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Ms. Soon is ABTA Female Champion at Cerritos Lanes (L-R) Gerald Sanchez (ABTA Casher) and boyfriend and #1 fan of our latest Champion Louie Soon, at the right are Richard Lim 3rd, Marie Cris Sanchez 4th and Rina Cordero (runnerup).

CERRITOS—The ladies were at it at Cerritos Lanes as they finished 1st, 2nd and 4th in the top 16 single elim finals at Cerritos Lanes. Topping them all was a Young Pretty Louie Soon who did it the hard way, winning five straight matches in the single elim fi-nals after getting by our also pretty top seed Rina Cordero in a close match to become our latest champion and rightfully so.

Ms Soon was superb on this day topping a nice field of 192 bowlers to take home a nice $600 First as she opted to bowl in our reduced rate entry, and also gained a $100 ABTA shirt bonus.

Our return to Cerritis was great, lots of fun and pro-duced cut scores of +48 (men) and + 41 for the ladies. Due to the nice turnout, we had 46 Bowlers make the Semi Finals/Finals. Super seniors added were Jim Smith, Janine Ditch, and Rico Cayton.

The bowlers entered the semis. We had Rina Cordero top the field with a nice +1447. So she would sit out and bowl for the title. Dom La Guardia was close +144, so he would enter in the second round of the finals It took a +41 Men, and +24 for the three guaran-teed ladies to make the top

Lady Champion Ms. Soon Wins at CerritosWomen Dominate The Finals • All Pots Carry Over to CAL

Match Game est. $2,400 • Match Series est. $900 • 3-6-9 is $1,200CAL Early Event This Week • Qualify 12:30 - 2:00 & 3:30 Semis 5:00 PM

16. Losers in round one were Don Pulliam, Donnie John-son, Eddie Jones, Raul Aldaz, Jeff Taino, Timmy Austin, and Bert Dancel. They got checks of $100

Round two saw John Mill-er, Jim Smith, Dom LaGuar-dia, and Glen Mabilangan lose out. They, were 6-9th places and $115 each.

Round three had good matches as Richard Lim edged Rich Aquino 219-214. Louie Soon got by Marie Cris San-chez 210-185. Marie Cris and Richard were 4th and 5th and $130 each and nice bowling with Ms Soon and Mr Lim to meet for the right to advance to the title game vs Rina Cor-dero.

This game again went to Louie as the pretty righthand-er got by Mr. Lim 216-188. Richard was 3rd for $200 with Louie on to meet Rina for the title.

The title game was now underway. Rina elected to lead off. She copped a spare and Louie struck and was clean first three frames. Rina appearing a bit nervous was just off enough to have only one mark the first six frames.Louie with 3, held a 37 pin lead. Rina then found herself and tossed a perfect strike and marked out trying to put the

pressure to Louie but the mar-gin was just too much as Louie won her first ABTA Title in a 143/192-127/176 count. We are surely proud of her. Not bad for a Sweet Lady just en-tering to have some fun with her friends, as she exclaimed, “ I surely didn’t expect to win”. Well, Louie You did win and we are all proud of You to say the least, esp Gerald and Bart! Great Bowling by a very nice Young Lady!

Very Nice bowling also by one of our most faithful mem-bers, Rina , who almost got her first title and she is a nice lady and good to all. She surely bowld well in the semis and only 1/2 as good in the title game. She could have been the champ. Your title will come Rina as you are improving so much on the lanes!

Rich Lim also a faithful member could have won his second title, as he bowled very well until Louie upset him. He is definitely one of the Good Guys. Great Bowling!

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Dom LaGuardia +144 (men).Tiffany Morita led the gals at +74 and both get paid entries.

The doubles were topped by La Guardia and Glen Mabi-langan at 1371 for $150. Glen in 2nd with Jeff Taino 1362 and $120. Tri Vo and Minh

Dang 3rd 1350 for $110. We paid 16 places and $1,070 in the doubles.

The Match Game was UN Matched at 288 and with the carryover of $1,065 we will estimate the Match Game at $2,400 Saturday at CAL Bowl.

The Match Series was also UNmatched at 684 so we will have a $620 Carryover. And estimate the Series to be $900 Saturday.

Ryan Okamoto was last up in the 3-6-9 rolloff but missed on shot 3. We will have a $1,200 pot this Week at CAL. He got a $50 Consolation for

beer money.Louie Soon hails from

Cerritos and used a Monster drilled by Mikey Wahl (also ABTA member) at Cerritos Lane. She thanks dad Joenito, Mom Diana, and siblings Dea-gle, Joanna, and Jewel for sup-port. Mucho thanks to boy-friend Gerald Sanchez, Bart, the whole Sanchez family and the people who cheered her on at Cerritos.

Rina Cordero is from Long Beach and used a Paradign drilled by ABTA Member Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes, She is married to Ronnie “Ace” Cordero - ABTA Cham-pion. They have a beautiful daughter Gabby. She thanks Alan Basto & family, Coach “The Dragon” Aguilar, Tres, Marife, Kmel Joevin and their families, Bob and the ABTA Staff.

Richard Lim is from Bell-flower and used a Game-breaker also drilled By Mike Wahl at Cerritos. He is sup-ported by Dad Sonny, Mom Ela, and brother Matthew. He thanks Cerritos Lanes, Sandy Jensen, Bobalacs, the ABTA staff and his pals in the Fil AM Carter Lanes.

Thanks to Maria and the fine staff who were very help-ful. We will return on the next schedule. Louie Soon en-ters the archives as our latest Champion. Let’s add another Lady Champion!!

On a sad note we are sorry to hear of the passing of Jr. Guimary who passed away Sunday while participat-ing in the Sport he loved so much (Bowling). He was an ABTA Member for years and was a participant in the ABTA League for many years also. Viewing and Services at All Souls Funeral Home in Long Beach. Viewing Saturday and Sunday 4:00-9:00 PM and Ser-vices Monday at 10:00 AM.

CAL Bowl is the place for us Saturday. There are only 3 squads 12:30-2:00 & 3:30PM. 3-6-9 at 5:00 PM Semis Fol-low.

Cal is freeway close. Just take the 91 Freeway to Para-mount 2 1/2 miles to Carson then right. Or take the 605 to Carson and 3 miles west. See our ad for more info. Next week we are hosted by The “much improved Bowlium in Montcalir with regular squads of 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM. Finals at 7:45 PM. See the web www.abta1.com or Phone 562-868-7164 for Info. Until then!

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Even though it is Fall of 2008, we are looking forward to the the 2009 Nationals, where we will see Don in the Tournament of Champions. Way to go Don!

Our Beat the Board winners were as follows: (all with HDCP) Don Eide, bowling a 699 series, Kathleen Doolen, bowling a 612 series, Shane Kimberling, with a 607 series, Noli Valdeleon with a 587 series and Tim Bodiford, bowling 581 series Our sidepot winners were:

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Canoga Park Srs. WINNETKA — Hi seniors. Are you ready to see who took the top spots in the honor roll list here at Canoga Park Bowl? Here we go... 49’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 266/668, Dave Folck 223/627, Carolyn Scherzberg 234/601, Donald Macek 213/575, Tom Tucker 565, Arlene Bonino 225. Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 257/675, Carolyn Scherzberg 223/621, Bill Volkert 236/605, Rick Dobris 601, Bill Robb 600, Al Reiswig 580, Candy Adams 183/513, Eleanor Weaver 188/493, Donna Mae Brown 180/479, Delia Lowe 203/470, Dave Yahn 221, Dennis White 215. 39’Ers Senior Trio: Rick Kopper 646, Tom Roberts 248/644, Mel Mathews 245/644, Al Reiswig 642, Jose Blanco 626, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/637, Arlene Bonino 228/545, Patricia Carpenter 202/530, Mary Lauer 196/490, Annie Block 489, Larry George (LH) 242, Jerry Kanowitz 238, Bob Husby 238, Eloise Valencia 189. TGIF Senior Trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 238/637, Steven Herndon 237/610, Errol Gillis 200/593, Dave Yahn 221/533, Keith Hazard 190/496, Richard Alliston 463, Ellie Alliston 175/473, Maria Grocco 165/434, Lilly Gillis 164/424, Barbara Berlin 161/394, Bob Lev 191. Have an enjoyable week.

Canoga Park Jrs. WINNETKA — The juniors did some great bowling in week three here at Canoga Park Bowl. This is what was reported... Bumper Thumpers: Aiden Marks 92/183, Hailey Rivas 87/165, Analynne Wallace 89/162, Stevan Martinez 91/160, Amber Rivas 69/134. Junior Royals: Julia Frias 203/526, David Sheeran 167/490, Jose Gallardo 158/455, Keith Nelson 181/433, Enrique Gallardo 145/371, John Nelson 106/299, Kim Sosa 180/453, Stacy Sheeran 170/448, Alina Medina 148/374, Ashley Brett 114/282. Junior PBA Experience: Noel Sosa 231/565, John Wright 188/536, Drew Stern 185/482, Samantha Meyers 156/443. Great scores! Keep up the good bowling.

WINNETKA — Can you believe that it’s three months to the date that we will be celebrating Christmas? Time goes by too fast for some of us, so we will get busy and report all those high scores from Canoga Park Bowl. Viva Las Vegas: Robert Galbraith 268/736, Mike Wil-lis 268/710, Stephen Mendez 243/673, Jared Goldschen 257/652, Brian Smith 243/641, Yvon Yonan 192/538, Kathy Litzenberg 521, Tad Schweitzer 258. Adult Junior Doubles: SENIORS—Bob Scherzberg 226/588, Trish Wilson 120. ADULTS—Kevin Gross 211/607, Sue Gurney 152/383. JUNIORS—Eric Miller 197/555, Nick Minot 169/492, Nick Ahadzadeh 154/404, Joey Lipp 79/173. River Maniacs: Johnnie Englehart 268/773, Robert Galbraith 244/692, Gabriel Villa 279/685, Scott Crawford 245/684, Mike Pavlowsky 664, Marsha Williams 222/652, Monise Kelly 204/520, Robyn Ricca 508, Lou Cherpin 264, Brandon Hart 244, Sam Mason 244. Monday Nite Madness: Mike Hahn 211/601, Bonnie Hane 487, Carol Tucker 181, Zach Granat 217, Steve Schulkin 215, Jerome Hampton 201. Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 266/777, Mark May 268/702, Robert Battle 659, Steve Herndon 255/654, Mi-chael Ricca 653, Lori Cole 209/59, Jan Sandman 509, Larry Lansing 266, Daniel Stipkovich 247, Vince Koeller 247. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Bill Williams 239/883, Daniel Williams 219/829, Allan Nathan 209/809, James Smith Jr. 219/802, Lori Bains 205/712, Allison Thomp-son 609, Bruce Zietz 210. Monday Nite Live: Dave Cook 265/650, Marc Loshin 213/616, Frank Villaorlad 231/613, Danny Martinez 232/611, Carol Casuga 196/562, Dick Schryver 216, Sharon Weger 531. Early Birds: Nelson Colvin 257/632, Gary Fish 224/621, Susie Rothenberg 191/539, Kimberly Lane 524, Lori Fish 515, Richard Bianchi 233, Neal Veis 212, Ray Fish 211. Copper Bucket: Randy Barden 221/619, Don Ruiz 244/617, Rusty Yeager Jr. 617, Richard Alajarin 605, Becky Ruiz 499, Jennifer Raymer 179, Sean Tucker 249, Josh Raymer 235, Tom Tucker 224. 500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 209/575, Kathy Iwa-kiri 562, Robyn Willis 552, Petra Kaun 547, Carol Casuga 217/544, Krista Supa 213, Perri L. Toledo 209, Mary Lauer 202. The Classics: Tina Enriquez 226/621, Sharon Enriquez 201/573, Pam Findl 521, Bo Fogel 513, Gayle Kirby 202/510, Michael Witt 208/538, Bob Ballard 215. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Peter Thibo-deaux 221/828, Patricia Gross 174/606, Louis Gross 222, Kyle Kinney 206, Vu Lam 201. Party Animals: Ruben Sarkissian 280/739, Michael Pollack 279/700, Kenny Schimpf Jr. 653, John Ritchie Jr. 249/620, Louis Fonvergne 616, Melody Ritchie 269/658, Erica Pollack 215/605, Elizabeth Fonvergne 538, Sharon Weger 537, Rose Chin 528, Robert Henley 245, Lamont Smith 244, Robyn Ricca 211, Vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 256/687, Jum Tumacay 280/641, Stacy Sheeran 164/448, Steven Huerta 212, Matt Neiswanger 212, Forrest Fountain 211. SFVCC Nikkei: Kenneth Morita 244/656, Yoshi Kawa-mura 267/640, Mas Suruki 629, Kirk Sasaki 625, Art Wake 233/604, Noriko Fukunaga 213/563, Tami Shiotani 202/562, Ken Shinbashi 230, Kevin Eto 227. See you on the lanes.

STUDIO CITY — Yellow jounalism downplays legitimate news in favor of eye-catching headlines that sell more. It may even feature exaggerations of news events. A good example of Yellow Journalism can be found in the movie Citizen Kane even with Mr. Kane’s “Declaration of Principles”. Yet in the right hands and with truth & honesty, the printed word can be a powerful thing, so staying away from yellow journalism we present our own Declaration of Principles: Pinz will provide the people of this city with a weekly column that will tell all the bowling news honestly. Pinz will also provide you...the true bowling news - quickly and simply and entertainingly. And no speical interests will be allowed to interfere with the truth of that news.

PINZ ADULTS Around the world Character Counts Celebrations will be held from Oct. 19th-25th. There are six pillars of character and we would like to share a few: “Trustworthiness - to be honest and have the courage to do the right thing.” You can trust in Pinz to bring you the best league bowling and with the courage to do the right thing come these scores: Tavern Guild: Mark Peavey 234/689, Rick Kondo 634, Jeff Pifko 256/632, Naida Angarita 223/628, Bob Thomas 236/610, Jim Kloes 236. Twilighters: Mark Spiwak 256/711, Michael Lee 225/634, Tony Deraud 225/625, Laurie Faso 247/619, Al Weinstein 234, Tony Viacava 225. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 225/652, Jon Schell 266/646, Ross Goldman 214/622, Will Pisnieski 231, Richard Fischer 215. Funseekers: Jeff Pifko 263/703, Tom Wigmore 236/647, Gary Baller 612, Marvin Nance 233/605, Dane Price 602, Mitch Rosen 225, Wayne Lineburg 225. S.C.B.L.: Michael Gehrke 257/694, Tom Sardo 234/629, Tom Wigmore 253/604, Dwayne Miller 257/602, Brian Pat-terson 224.

PINZ JUNIORS “Fairness - be kind, compassionate and show you care.” Barbara Lee, our very own Junior League (fill in what she is, please) is kind and very passionate and has taught through bowling and leading by example the six pillars of character. We at Pinz are very proud of her and her ‘Kids’ and the fol-lowing scores are as strong as the characters of those who bowled them: Adult Junior: Damond Taylor 201/576, Max Korn 203/527, Ethan Bensinger 191/501, Jamie Spector 167/494, Tyler Bensinger 156/442. Senior Scratch: Scott Englehart 236/845, Brittlan Halp-ern 225/842, Treven Goldsmith 243/808, Jamie Spector 256/793, Natalie Kato 729, Ethan Bensinger 222. Senior Galaxies: Billy Lander 155/423, Stirling McCulloch 128/358, Mario Vargas 126/357, Michael Gans 98/248. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 144/380, Nicholas Martinez 87/247. Pee Wee Bumpers: Andrew Parker 88/163, Kayla Arriaga 86/159, Samantha Vargas 84/157.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES “Respect - Treat others with respect; follow the Golden Rule • Be tolerant of differences” and we can’t say it enough how we respect our Seniors and how they have led the way in teaching us how important good character is. We may also add that we respect the strength of the following scores: Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 199/549, Jack Burkenheim 186/506, Ruth Swick 162/417, Yolanda Dragotta 156/406. Coffee and Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 172/488, Lu-Juan Lietzke 173/480, Annie Block 173/478, Donna Hickox 169/463, Sharon Lawrence 448, Arleen Wiener 184. Joslyn Seniors: Sol Karnovitz 229/561, Lee Waldorf 191/520, Kathy George 164/450, Yolanda Dragotta 435, Betty Dushkin 154. Senior Social: Bob Garrick 171/462, Teri Bonato 160/433, Allan Lotta 155/422, Charlene Gaffney 147/418, Michael Gralla 406, Gary Olsen 160, Ruth Gralla 147. Bowler of the Week: We are encouraged by this bowler’s confidence and swagger. Talk about not sandbagging, on his week Jon Schell bowled a 266 for a 646 series. He might just be able to keep up this average, great bowling Jon; thanks for not sandbagging. Sweetness Quote of the Week: Do your share to make your school and community better • Cooperate • Get in-volved in community affairs • Stay informed; vote • Be a good neighbor • Obey laws and rules • Respect authority • Protect the environment’

LAKEWOOD — The league secretaries here at Cal Bowl have been busy gathering up the high scores for our weekly report. Here’s the list of who made the honor roll...

YOUNG AT HEART Mary Spencer 143-163-141/447, Albert Stephens 116-135-121/372, Rose Belton 154-159-141/454, Leroy Canaday 172-155-116/443, Art Nelson 147-126-128/421, Albert Bur-nett Sr. 139-111-155/405, Don Jackson 96-74-88/238, Josh Hudson 179-168-175/522, Eva Hammons 106-66-75/247, Jessie Lane 142-133-123/398, Ed Stoute 212-192-165/569, Jim Plante 181-179-171/531, Rosalind Harris 88-78-85/251, Almyra Perrizo 170-123-113/406, Glenn Wright 123-133-150/406, Vern Willey 147-147-130/424, Wayne Moon 150-123-192/465, Fale Sula 132-155-139/426, Sabra Couch 58-93-95/246, Joe Brown 131-131-207/469, Loretta Ringor 120-152-130/402, John Brider 115-135-160/410, Charles Gleason 158-230-215/603, Tom Pettway 143-146-167/456, Willie Creer 173-130-182/485, Joe V. Swift 179-205-193/577, June Skulick 102-85-81/268, Gene Hammons 136-107-144/387, Gene Skulick 175-164-179/518, Audrey Johnson 114-162-160/436, Ed Johnson 124-152-136/412.

RECYCLED TEENS Ralph Wingert 289-275-210/774, Jim Burke 586, Doug Johnson 236-205/630, Ben Jones Sr. 538, Norma Myers 505, Dominic Antonio 567, Ning Barcelona 502, Terry Binuya 532, Ed Brown 524, Ron Leidholdt 202-227/625, Rico Cayton 515, Jack Wooley 200/521.

CORONA LADIES 1st game: 1st Gail Unger 233, 2nd Lanice Smith 220. 2nd game: 1st Donna Barrett 213, 2nd Diana Howard 209. 3rd game: 1st Diana Howard 224, 2nd Mary Martinez 222.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Glenn Merchant 200-213-214/617, Billy Cowens 218-193-204/615, Sonny Dew 257-235-159/651, Ray Staten 191-224-226/641, Jimmy Hamilton 225-183-214/622, Dane Harrison 240-213-179/632, Roosevelt Lewis 186-243-173/602, Paul Peete 216-195-231/642, Archie Stull 233-232-215/680, Jim Burke 238-213-223/674, Rudy Munzon 227-175-242/644, Jerry Peterson 218-213-235/666, Grover Dye 198-214-192/604, Bobby Knipple 169-248-237/654, Fidel Usi 179-236-191/606, Dominic Saraceno 216-214-193/623, Jim Plante 266-244-205/715, Jerry Giron 220-201-179/600, Vince Cervantes 236-246-226/708, Cecil Knighton 204-224-233/661, Rick Llaneta 217-231-226/674, Joe V. Swift 232-224-243/699, Rick Hunter 181-232-226/639, Wayne Brown 211, Ernest Jackson 221, Terry Darling 229, Ed Cabs 220. Ben Jones Sr. 202, Jim Padgett 213-202, Henry Hom 230, Ed Brown 216, Ed Hansen 221, Willie Young 215, Josh Hudson 205, Mel Lebeauf 205, Rich Kelly 222, Paul Reynolds 200, Charles Veals 228, Al Williams 201, Ivory Herd 212, J.J. Scott 204, Fred Contreras 201, Her-man Martin 201, Ken Holiday 203, Art Diemert 212, Bob Pearson 219, Ed Neal 226, Dong Cayton 226, Dion Morris Sr. 202, Willy Panton 213, John Cuico 215, Terry Binuya 217, Ralph Wingert 217, Doug Johnson 207-211, Herman Woodard 204, Billy Williams 219, John Dunn 210, Curtis Whaley 205, Al Cowens 202.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVE Bob Brockman 223-186-191/600, Matt Mosley 214-201-201/616, Larry Movera 236-159-242/637, Don Ott 213-241-189/643, Shannon Santos 205-202-213/620, Jay Wilson 195-213-193/601, Emery Bontrager 214, Faga Fila 209, Paul Lacas 206, Steve Lizotte 220, Greg Nardo 222, Will Nichols 200-218, Jacoby Rudolph 214, Cindy Santos 200, Steve Schmidt 215, Albert Viernes 213, David Wall 209-217.

CAL STARS (9-11-08) Dottie Lawn 169-186-165/520, Betty Moss 156-178-183/517, Shonna Hernandez 180-170-152/502, Helen Gerard 171-162-171/504. (9-18-08) Gale Cervantes 178-208-185/571, Vi Wilson 216-195-187/598, Betty Phillips 168-201-175/544, Luvinia Taylor 157-213-159/529, Mary Spencer 172-160-183/515, Lucy Seiple 168-211-172/551, Shonna Hernandez 139-180-242/561, Ora McCormick 183-180-142/505.

FUNSTERS Ed McLean 204/545, Larry Martinez 541, Rose Goodwin 509, Ed Hansen 201-225/603, Jim Burke 501, Luz Cruz 510, Wilfred Panton 203/560, Don Keith 223/548, Doug Johnson 553, Don Kelly 510, Bob Webb 235-206/614, Terry Binuya 212/593, Adela Santos 204/535, Gene Skulick 222/544, Sue Spencer 202/528, Chuck Morrissey 515, Margo McClain 507, Pat Erwin 530, Boylee Inocente 515, Joe Erwin 518, Willie Young 535, Ron Leidholdt 201-254/643.

BIG BEAR Congratulations to Rita Soares 658 series. Emmerson Wafer 247-236-245/728, Jimmy Hamilton 258-257-190/705, Eric Snow 259-225-206/690, Chaz Gaither 193-257-206/656, Harold DuBose 248-206-192/646, Sid Nakagawa 181-197-267/645, Billy Anderson 222-218-199/639, Kevin McNeal 157-211-254/622, Eric Morris 202-216-204/622, Al Duncan 182-215-224/621, Ken Shearen 200-164-255/619, Ralph Buckles 207-180-232/619, Curt Soares 208-222-184/608, Jamie Harris 192-223-189/604, Carlos Salcedo 205-226-170/601, Rita Soares 224-235-199/658, Dawn Langer 226-185-192/603, Dee Phipps 206-195-194/595, Dynasty Williams 197-213-156/566, Barbara Snow 190-195-160/545, Caroline Head 201-177-168/546, Denise Reid 201-196-136/533, Amy Van Winkle 179-166-185/530, Morag Knapp 176-178-157/511.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Doug Johnson 244-207-258/709, Jim Plante 241-257-231/729, Jim Burke 224-223-199/646, Donald Jones 508, Boylee Inocente 217-247/630, Ed Brown 215/600, Margo McLean 203/505, Ron McClain Sr. 542, Al Ortiz 537, Ray Culp 559, Willie Burkhalter 204-216-207/627, Pat Kinard 501, Fale Sula 220/507, Lamart Jenkins 221/618, Billy Williams 209/558, Walter Millsap 213/535, Stanley Mur-

ren 224/568, Fred Contreras 520, Don Keith 222/528, Ed Hansen 216/565, John Welty 565, Chuck Patterson 205-225/621, Ralph Wingert 207-216-268/691, John Mathews 211-235/637, Jim Chandler 506, Gene Skulick 532, Tua Sula 502, John Plante 578, Chuck Alexander 231-234/658, Ralph Wingert 563, John Mathews 524, Ben Stickney 505, Boylee Inocente 557, Ed Hansen 258/635, Doug Johnson 204-278-227/709, Joe Erwin 259-195-245/699, Jim Burke 611, Ed Brown 562, Jamie Vallier 508, Ron McClain Sr. 543, Stanley Murren 546, Walter Gist 529, Walter Millsap 532, Bob Van Horn 511, John Welty 609, Lee Theiss 515, Jim Young 540, Fale Sula 511, Lamart Jenkins 216/573, Billy Williams 524, Donna May 525.

CAL BOWLEROS (9-9-08) Brenda Durnin 225/600, Carole Fischer 224/540, Karen Witt 527, Helen Gerard 525, Charlene Peterson 201/521, Betty Phillips 521, Dee Phipps 519, Joyce Wein-mann 506, Charron McKnight 218. (9-16-08) Brenda Durnin 268/639, Carole Fischer 580, Kim Eastwood 214/566, Betty Phillips 217/553, Mary Spencer 208/546, Dee Phipps 218/544, Vi Wilson 201/542, Almeta Cobbs 213/537, Betty Johnson 205/527, Karen Witt 522, Margo McClain 515, Leona Belletti 513, Charlene Peterson 201/513, Barbara Bishop 503, Pat Bates 500.

JUNIORSBobcats

Semaj Lewis 142-137-161/440, Kevin Labbate 212. Congratulations to Kevin, with a 126 average. He bowled his first 200 game.

Classified Brandon Callanta 168, Nolan Smith II 248-204/622, Ron-nell Smith 145, Ron Lewis 197, Richard Mony 186, Marcus Quiller 174, Alec Aldapa 223-205.

ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

Ronald Lewis 204-200, Marielle Ocampo 182-160, Jade London 188, Kristopher Fabian 163, Alec Aldapa 227-219/638, Kristina Fabian 128, Marc Atangan 209, Ashley Foster 200, Semaj Lewis 154, Jared Gafare 202-191-188/591.

Adults Gabriel Martinez 258-205/617, Matthew Mesa 206, Da-veon Nix 194, Eldie Abutan 190, Matt Mosley 223, Louis Whitlock Jr. 211-206, Paul Mehl Jr. 237, Chris Brown 225, Shawn Prall 208-237/639, Albert Crockett 234.

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Youth Travelby Otha Stubblefield

GARDENA—I apologize to all my loyal fans for not put-ting out an article last week, but I got busy at my day job.

We are now done with our 2nd week of Southern Los An-geles County Youth Travel. Our first week started at Gar-dena Bowl.

Our first honor score of the season was shot by Jeremy Glover. After a 239 game, an eight pin was followed by 11-strikes for a 290 game. The game three lane change cut short his bid for another 800 series, but his set was finished with our current league high series of 958.

Brent Shern was our 2nd high shooter with 224, 216, 173 and 208 for an 821 series. Curtis Howard palmed his way into an 812, and Josh Gartrell’s second highest game of 241 rounded out his 800 series.

The other’s shooters from week 1 were Claudell Redwine 217, Steven Alford 211, Austin Gadaire 201, John McCullin 227, Brandon Pekins 215, and Keyon Lemus 225. Week 2 found us at Gage Bowl, jewel of Huntingon Park.

Scoring was a bit tougher as Gage, yielded only two 800’s from our youth bowlers. Leading for a second week in a row was Jeremy Glover. No honor scores, but back to back 247’s earned him a nice 887 series. His teammate, Keyon, shot 814 with a 253 high game.

Justin Gadaire had the 2nd highest game with a 233, fol-lowed by Brent Shern 211 and Lawrence Merriweather 208. This Saturday’s session will be at Keystone Lanes, starting at 1:30. We could use a couple of bowlers who are interested in expanding their knowledge of bowling and their level of competition.

Shoutout to Keyon for his first 300 game at Fountain JAT, Jeremy for winning the Del Rosa JST Open Division, John McCullin who came in 2nd in Advanced Division, and Jeremy Glover who won the Canoga Park JAT. See you at Keystone!

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Stewart Sloshes 728, Greenhalgh Blasts 264 In Linbrook Juniors

by Stacy

ANAHEIM — The Thursday Linbrook Juniors were hot this past Thursday. With some fantastic scores to report, let’s start with Andrew Stewart who rolled the lone 700 series. Andrew scored higher every game starting out with 216 followed by 245 and lastly 267 for a terrific 728 series. Our sizzling 600 shooters included Matt Clark with a fab 257 game for 625 and Robert Albrecht acing 226-200 for 612. Other highlights of the day included Jesse Gwynn 221,Chris Conway 204, Nicole Curtis 200, Miles Mahoney, 129 average, 193, Jessica Quental 186, Laura Robbins, 97 average, 153-138 and April Ortiz, 98 average, 127-127. The Junior Adult Scratch Doubles razzled and dazzled the pins for JD Greenhalgh leading the way with 222-264 for a 665 series. Adult bowler, Bill Swanson also scored 665 on nice games of 226-235-204. Andrew Stewart finished great wth 246-214 for 641 and Matt Nickeson nailed 234 for a superb 605 series. Matt Clark clipped 209-211, Darrell Wilson downed 214, Mark McLeod mixed 221, Jesse Gwyn grinded 223, Valerie Matsumoto mastered 201, Steve Matsumoto slammed 203-200 and Richard Clendineng capped 202. The Bumper Busters bowled brilliantly on Saturday morning with R.J. Davis leading the way. R.J. rolled great games of 119 and then hit his season high game with 134. Tyler Kemp also scored his season high game with a fantastic 131-100. MaryBeth Zipagang zapped 112-99-118, Hanna Kemp hit 114-102, Kelsey Kemp crushed 75-103, Matt Hasty hammered 96-72, Jeremy Lopez rolled 70-89, Jennifer Lewis scored 82-84 and Khamron Gardner blasted 60-77. Thanks to the great efforts of Coach Kim and all the parents.These Bumper Busters are really bowling great! The Saturday Linbrook Juniors had four 600 bowlers and quite a few 200 games. Let’s get started with their fantastic scores. First on the list is Aaron Wilson with 206-223-224 for a terrific 653 series. Next up is Valerie Matsumoto scoring fabulous games of 223-198-202 for a 623 series. Jeff Hunt hunted the pins down for 212-235 scoring a great 618 series and Andrew Stewart scored 209-226 for a 603 series. Other 200 games were scored Chris Gushue 213, Bobby Hornacek 212, Jay Tayag 211, Josh Cruz 209, Edrick Tayag 208 and Jeremiah Tan 200. Scoring well over their averages were Cheyanne Jordan 130-132, Jacob Castro 151-161, Jessica Wheaton 127, Terry Breland 120, Garrett Weiss 183, Shawn McFeggan 111, Rudy Ledesma 164, Victor Vasquez 182, Hanna Blankenship 137, Destini Gardner 136, Jackwa Jackson 162, Nicholas Gallant 132, Christopher Rinner 166, Chris Conway 181 and Marco Vasquez 148-142. A big thank you to Coach Darrell for finishing out the day and for all the help he does with the Juniors!

Forest Lanes6-Gamer Results LAKE FOREST — Steve Smith took home the first place prize of $300 with a score of 1471 in Forest Lanes’ 6-Gamer Tournament held on Saturday, September 20th. Charles Zelaya was second with 1453 and $150. J.T. Jack-son won a free entry to the next tournament for third place with 1444. Payoffs were based on number of entries. Congratulations to Charles Zelaya on his “300” game bowled in his third game. Sidepots worth $18 were won by Steve Smith with 258, Vernon Adams 274, Charles Zelaya 300, Lyle Robbins 279, J.T. Jackson 259 and Greg Neuer 276. Blocks of $36 were won by Charles Zelaya with 758 and J.T. Jackson 728. Our next 6-Gamer is sched-uled for Saturday, October 18th. Check-in at 11:30 a.m., bowl at 12:00 noon. Mark your calendars for this excit-ing event.

2008 CALIFORNIA USBC PRINCE/PRINCESS TOURNAMENT ENTRY CLOSING DATE EXTENDED

The ENTRY CLOSING DATE for the 2008 California USBC Association Prince/Princess Tournament has been extended until October 6, 2008. You and your friends still have time to enter this singles tournament for 175 and under average bowlers.

Tyme to Bowl Lanes in Oroville is the host for the Annual California USBC Prince/Princess Tournament to be held on Fri-day, Saturday and Sunday, October 17 – 19, 2008.

The 2007 CUSBC Princess winner, Linda Dance from San Jose will be defending her title. The entry fee for the Prince/Princess Tournament is $40.00 per bowler and the tournament is open to ALL California USBC members, who have a 175 and un-der average, and will have separate divisions for the Prince and Princess entrants. The tournament will consist of a six (6) game Singles Event (2 three game blocks), changing lanes each block. The tournament is handicapped, using a basis of 90% of 200.

Squad times are still available on Friday at 2:30 p.m. and 7 pm, and on Saturday and Sunday at 9:30 am, 1 pm and 5:00 pm and 9:00 pm. This year’s prize fund is estimated at approximate-ly $4,500, based on 300 entries.

Entry forms are available at your local Association office, on the California USBC web site at www.calusbc.com or you can contact Rosie Parker, Tournament Chairman at 626/482-0624 or email rap24682@verizon.net. Remember the entry deadline date has been extended until October 6, 2008. BE SURE AND SEND IN YOUR AVERAGE VERIFICATION, SIGNED BY YOUR LOCAL ASSOCIATION MANAGER WITH YOUR ENTRY.

DON’T BE LEFT OUT – You still have plenty of time to send in your entry. Tyme to Bowl Lanes and the Oroville USBC are ready and waiting for you! The Gold Country Casino and Hotel, as well as other area hotels are ready to assist you also. .See you in Oroville in October.

memory. The unique format of the event led to compelling competi-tion that delighted the crowd of USBC Convention attendees as well as an audience across the country.”

Four lanes will be constructed on the floor of the Reno Events Center to host the competition. The specially constructed set will also play host to the championship round of the 2009 USBC Queens on April 29. The qualifying and match play portions of the Queens will take place at Reno’s National Bowling Stadium from April 25-28.

Bowling’s Clash of Champions will feature eight men and eight women ranging from teenagers to seniors who won their respective events during the 2008 calendar year. The players will battle for a $50,000 first-place prize and $100,000 overall prize pool.

The men’s field will showcase U.S. Open champion Norm Duke, USBC Open Championships Reg-ular All-Events titlist Jay Futrell, USBC Senior Masters winner Kenny Parks, USBC Team USA Trials champion Derek Eoff, U.S. Junior Amateur champion Geof-frey Young, USBC Youth Open all-events titlist Toby Sambueno and USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships winner Dan Vick. Since the USBC Masters was not held in the 2008 calendar year, PBA Player of the Year Chris Barnes will take the eighth and final spot for the men.

Competing in the women’s field is USBC Queens champion and defending Clash champion Lynda Barnes, U.S. Women’s Open winner Kim Terrell-Kear-ney, USBC Women’s Champion-ships Classic All-Events titlist Liz Johnson, USBC Senior Queens winner Sandy Postma, USBC Team USA Trials champion Shan-non O’Keefe, U.S. Junior Ama-teur champion Kristie Petravich, USBC Youth Open all-events titlist Rebekah Diers and USBC Intercollegiate Singles Champion-ships winner Jennifer Wright.

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by Roberta McNaught

ANAHEIM—Two fine gentlemen were the ideal examples of great bowling last week in the 590 Classic. Mr. Jack Wilson was the example of perfection rolling his 5th 300 game. His 4 game series was 883.

Mr. E.J. Rogers started off with a 268. A lazy 7 pin cost this sweet young man the coveted 300, but E.J. still had a 299 with 11 strikes in a row. Adding 239 he then had his 1st 800 series with 806. A 226 rounded out his 1032 series.

Mrs. Rosie “O’Grady” Williams led the women in scoring. Her 246, 228, 247, 214, netted her a fantastic 935.

Several were in the elite 900 Club last week including: Terry Brent 259/957, John Velasquez 246/932, Rob Roberts 257/928, Larry Green 259/922, Christy Asher 249/915, David Wright 252/909, Juan Sandoval 277/907, Tim Blough 252/905, and Eva Munson 244/903.

More highs were: Kerry Wright 257/887, Bob Gosnell 266/886, Hong Kha 245/873, Stacy Rider 256/850, Janine Ditch 226/844, Janet Ander-son 257/835, Johnny Munson 245/835, Bill Hitchcock 220/814, Frank Bellinder 232/811, Marie Barbush 216/805, Jenelle Jellsey 235/803, Shig Shozi 227/803, Stan Guzy 245, Gino Vassallo 245, Ron Mahler 241/ Ronny Thompson 235, Rey Ortiz 234, Nicole Bloom 225, Ed Hermance 225, Fred Voysey 225, Ron Douglass 223, Dora Miller 223, Rich Heid 221, Orlando Vanegas 221, Lloyd Thierry 220, Karen Bagnall 219, Kan-tral Williams 217, Tony Angulo 216, Tom Horton 215, Kyle Osterman 214, Al Lara 212, John Phillips 212, Cora Bussey 210, Gloria Ferrulli 209, Kevin Hopkinson 205, Alan Bloom 200, Tom Keehn 200 and Ro-berta McNaught 200.

SAN BERNARDINO — Autumn arrived with very nice weather here in the foothills of the San Bernardino moun-tains. The leaves are turning colors and it’s quite a sight to see. So take a ride to this area to see the colors, and while you’re here come visit us at Del Rosa Lanes. Congratulations to Ray Cobb on his “300” game and Marv Sargent on his 1030 series, both bowled in the Del Rosa 630 Classic Trio. Slot Busters: Mike Skeens 219/586, Mary Neumann 171/464. Weekend Rollers: Ernie Juarez 233-200-226/659, Mike Nakunz 203-212-232/647, Marty Nakunz 203-268/631, Nacho Hernandez 241/619, Tim Farris 236, Jim Willenborg 235, Jeff Tripp 233,Christina Hernandez 216/556, Pacita Baker 211, Elise Hamner 202. PBA Experience: Sidepots—Game 1: Ray Cobb 233. Game 2: Rbert Sickles 225. Game 3: Greg Quintana 224. Games 4: Ray Cobb 228. Series—Ray Cobb 859. Judson Baptist: Craig Green 526, Joshua Sands 194, Teresa Preszler 487, Judy Terry 183. Mt. Commercial: Tim Eshelman 222/570, Bettie Rich-ardson 195/521. Capri: Tiffany Sand 197/569. S.B.T.A.: Scott Henderson 216-209-211/636, Lori Fletcher 182/507. Dirty County: Jermarri Smith 282/642, Bobby Campagnale 208-255/633, Rob Miner 205-244/627, Susan Markovic 225/552. Elks Mixed Invitational: James Harris II 203/540, Marty Perry 513, Angie Higgins 185. Willows: Jean Newton 491, Barb Newman 179. Wednesday Vegas: Thedas Griffin 212-215-255/682, Jeff Hout 247-216/659, Leighton Beach 235-241/652, Steve Morino 248-233/649, Del Karper 225-236/644, Daniel Melton 203-203-236/642, Eric Ybarra 230-214/628, Howard Vasquez 227/604, Rolann Karper 214/608. Del Rosa 630 Classic Trio: Marv Sargent 299/1030, Mike Rick 259/984, Marty Coyazo 253-268/960, Dennis Horan 260/956, Ray Cobb “300”/957, Curtis Covey 258-258/952. Happy Gamblers: Corky De Maio 235-235-238/708, Adam Sokoloski 236-205-253/694, Dale Conway 244-259/683, Scott Clark 213-229-224/666, Bob Lewis 265/606, Mike Kristich 246, Ed Neighbors 232, Georgia Forch 255-202/634, Kathy Collins 212-213. S.B. County: Kevin Balding 237-226-228/691, Bill Elliott 243-231-209/683, John Hutchings 221-215-237/673, Randy Perrine 278-202/671, Bob Campagnale 231-212/641, David Rybak 200-225-211/636, Richard Sparkman 213-217/615, L.t. Togafau 245, Frank Gilmore 200-241, Steve Rollberg 239. Good Times: Bobby Campagnale 255-278/715, Adam Sokoloski 245-251/684, Bill Elliott 211-256/642, John Hutch-ings 219-217-205/641, Tom Smith 256-203/641, Leighton Beach 214-226/633, James Harris II 215-200-214/629, Jacob Vernon 234-201/625, Dale Conway 223-215/614, Del Karper 215-208/614, Mike Mobley 222-206/601, Bob Gallagher 235, David Jones 229, Frank Chavez 222-227, Willie Chang Wo 204-225, Angela Mobley 222-234-231/687, Rolann Karper 215-210, Likapeka Enriquez 203-211, Sharon Mobley 201. Friday Vegas: Andrew Nelson 205/585, Don Nelson 213, Terri Nelson 215-212/568, Beth Powell 202. That’s all for this week.Take care.

Del Rosa Srs. SAN BERNARDINO — It’s time to take a glimpse of the high scores from the seniors here at Del Rosa Lanes. Young At Heart: Frank Long 503, Dick Fiedler 190, Betty McCutchan 177/451. Park & Rec.: Sam Frisby 205-225/624, Randy Hoffman 226-220, Bob Corrigan 213, Frank Greaves 206, Rose Rudh 480, Cari Burris 178. Afternooners: Bob Corrigan 236/528, Terry Mahlstedt 443, Margaret Hargadine 161. Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 224-201-213/638, Jim Cox 211, Betty Zoz 169/471. Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Dave Hill 802, 2. Geri Higgins 777, 3. Frank Deluca 748, 4. Jim Nichols 744, 5. Joe Burns 735, Booby - Bob Lee 499. Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Bob Corrigan 759, 2. John Hutchings 703, 3. Maria Hudkins 694, 4. Michael Huddleston 684, Booby - Malcolm Davison 600. Take care and have fun.

Del Rosa Jrs. SAN BERNARDINO — Sit back and take a look at the scores reported by the juniors here at Del Rosa Lanes. Little Rascals: Kailee Littleton 77/142. Bantam Buddies: Jonathan Garcia 125/339, Taylor Rash 134/368. Pincrackers: Spencer Saks 148/369, Demi De Maio 125/359, Myriah Carrasco 125. Strike Force: Daniel Deinema 223-209/620, Matt Allen 226, Jeff Bonnett 213, Brent Smith 208, Shelby Scheffler 182/488. See you on the lanes.

ANAHEIM — The bowlers are enjoying the start of the new Winter Season here at Linbrook Bowling Center. We have the scores to share with you so let’s see what they did. Santa Gals and Guys: Traver Clemmons 257-202/648, Carl Adinolfi 210-222/627, Ted Juse 247/612, Johnny Davis Jr. 236/602, Terry Blankenship 212, Eileen DiBenedetto 200. Swinging Trios: Jerry Spink 211. Lunch Bunch: Bill Dunlop 201, Chaun Shepherd 212. Monday Cypress College: Richard Clendening 233-202/615, Kevin Hopkinson 219. Anaheim Secondary Teachers: Bill Swanson 215-214/611, Mark Guzman 219, Nick Castro 214, Larry Haskin 200, Karen Weiland 200. Ten Pins: John Magill 233-224-200/657, Tony Toliver 225-225-201/651, Don Morrell 213-214-216/643, John Raburn 206-232/632, Rodger Morris 235-225/630, Danielle Toliver 226, Shannon Scott 226, Tammy Quental 202, Jan Vodden 202. No KnottCents: Bobby Johansen 223-224-216/663, Ste-ven Branch 216-231/646, Michael Byrd 202-248/645, Scott Cooper 248, Devin Herbert 215, Terri Byrd 204, Christina Byrd 204, Valeria King 201. 3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 222-219/610, Marylou Platte 212/609, Melinda Manahan 200, Cathy Marani 200. R.C.R.C.: John Cortez 222, Don Tanner 213, Lou Cruz 210-210. Executive Doubles: Don Gut-omen 245-234/669, Bill Swanson 221-247/636, Bob Mendoza 200-215/607, Stan Evans 222-210/606, Ed Sheely 205-207/605, Lisa Somma 226. Jacks and Jills: Ken Reser 214-246-212/672, Robert Bloom 214-239/630, Imee Ahorro 235, Rudy Tomaneng 215, Frank Maher 214, Kendal Wagner 214, Heather Skovgard 221, Susan deGraaff 201-217, Avelina Cumbis 211. C & D Zodiac: Richard Clendineng 211-211, Andrew Nieves 211, Eli Cajucom 207. Just Desserts: E.J. Rogers 268-221-203/692, Ben Philalack 258-201/641, Jack Pedre 205-224/623, Tony Alfano 245/622, Angelo Samperisi 255/619, Mary Mundi 209-200. Bowl Sa Mo: Glen Kim 200-237, Michelle Kim 233, Sophia Kim 200-205, Hyun Park 204, Andy Kim 203. Go For Nine: Tony Angulo 298-278-278/854, Rich Heid 206-214-268/688, Bob Fulton 256-230/681, Gene Nichols 240-233-208/681, Joe Malone 256-220/670, Fran Stern 220-219/615, Angie Beccia 249, Diane Johnson 211-225, Margot Church 223-212, Carol Johnson 221. Party Timers: Ted Evans 214-247-214/675, Ken Zwing-mann 235-205-226/666, Seth Witton 211-233-215/659, Reynan Cabatbat 207-246-201/654, Pat Sangenito 228-226/644, Karyn Lorentzen 200-203. Anaheim Nisei: Dave Lautherboren 264-222/679, Dave Kishaba 211-206-209/626, Yuki Tomono 248-204/625, Fred Sasaki 245-204/621, Warren Honjiyo 233. Nikkei: Ken Kawado 208-205-247/660, Gil Barcoma 225-253/648, Leo Ascuncion 222-233/637, Ken Queypo 258, Gary Sato 247. 525 Ladies Classic: Karen Bagnall 204. Santa Super Savers: Nick Lam 234-202-224/660, Tony Chaco 248-202/644, Rodger Morris 222-211/628, Joe Molina 206-225/623. Thursday MIx Seniors: Carl Stutzman 209, Joe Zeuli 203, Pat Madonna 202. Thursday Cypress College: Brad Pickler 206. St. Pius: Calvin Macaraeg 222-213-234/669, Michael Dulay 256, Rudy Aremas 224, Margaret Kelley 200. 7-11 Vegas: Roger Varquez 263-208-225/696, John Conway 279-207/680, Hong Kha 214-213-246/673, Izzy Garcia 254-210/207/671, David Haskell 211-234-224/669, Eva Munson 228. Korean Bowling League: Hyon Tae Kim 220. Friday Cypress College: Chris Carnock 277-201/669,

Jovanni Ortiz 269/614. Grey Panthers: Ro Mutzenberger 237, Bob Baughman 214. T.G.I.F.: Norm Walker 210-225-213/648, Lee Galicia 225-231/626, Rick Sargent 223-213/622, Casey Jones 210-204-206/620,Tony Banks 232-204. Vegas Party: E.J. Rogers 236-225-266/727, Eric Angeles 214-228-257/699, Bill Powell 224-254-209/687, Stan Evans 268-202/663, Andy Moran 278-659, Dawn Weller 223, Traci Sodal 215, Margie Savage 203. Kamaaina Bowling Club: Linda Ichiyama 219-213/620, Ana Fukuchi 247, Sam Tanaka 236, Richard Garcia 233, Kalani Akui 206-220, Doug Villaros 217, Tash Castillo 216-202. Saturday Vegas Special: Mark O’Donnell 201-207-226/634, Joe Molina 244/629, Dean Sharples 212-236/610, JR Paaga 235, David Hutchison 222. 4-4 Vegas: Michael Peterson 204-252/641, Rick Pawling 205-268/639, Larry Leach 226-229/615, Dino Chavez 215-211/609, Randy Perreira 215, Arlene Torres 204-203. Family and Friends: Ron Aguon 226-232/643, Pete Quintana 228-204-209/641, Dave Cruz 234-235/629, Tim Moore 212, Dave Meno 208. Double Daters: Lowell Huber 264-215-224/703, Ed An-geles 217-267/676, Leonard Huber 227-200-248/675, Ben Philalack 215-238-214/667, John Conway 247-259/655. Senior No-Tap: (Results of 9-16-08) 41 entries @ $10=$410. 41 lineage @ $5.25=$215.25. 41 prize fund @ $4.75=$194.75. 40 3-6-9 @ $1=$40. Place Money—1st Sandy Viloria 841 $36, 2nd Dick McKenzie 838 $27, 3rd Zeke Burgess 789 $22, 4th Danny Rojero 781 $17, 5th Rich Heid 769 $12, 6th Carl Adinolfi 764 $9. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1st Sandy Viloria 303 $9, 2nd Zeke Burgess 295 $7, 3rd Ed Signorino 285 $5. 2nd game scr: 1st Rich Heid 290 $12, 2nd Dick McKenzie 278 $10, 3rd (tie) Carl Adinolfi and Rod Cantrell 266 and $7.75 each. 3rd game hdcp: 1st Danny Rojero 298 $9, 2nd Johnny Munson 296 $7, 3rd Dick McKenzie 282 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $190.75. Added: $40. New Total: $115.50. Winner: Tom Horton $115.25.