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BOWLING NEWSSeptember 9, 2010

Bowling newsThursday September 9, 2010

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REDLANDS - Just over a week ago Jenelle Jellsey rolled the second highest three game series in EMPIRE BOWL history, by a woman. She bowled games of 289 - 246 - 268 = 803 in the Scrambling Singles League. Her fourth game was 228 for a four game set of 1031. Jenelle missed the house record by one pin! KATHY SILVEOUS bowled 804 about ten years ago.

Jenelle is the wife of PBA regional champion ZACH JELLSEY. Zach drilled the Track 607A bowling ball Jenelle used to bowl her big score. Jenelle wants Zach to know that she is grateful for his support and everything he has done to improve her game.

Jenelle said she was in-spired on her big day by her son BOBBY HORNACEK.

Earlier in the day Bobby bowled his first 300 and Jenel-le said she wanted to match

VENTURA—Lee Pat-terson (Antioch), and Carlie Medina (Bakersfield), winners of this past March WCST Eb-onite Doubles Tournament in Santa Maria, teamed up once again to capture the big shoot-out at Buena Lanes in Ventura, CA, this past week-end. This was Lee’s 4th WCST Victory, and Carlie’s 2nd. They led the qualifying field of 33 teams big, with 3997 for the 8 team games, and winning 7 of the 8 matches in the

Finals, did not find it as easy as the outcome of this tournament for them.

At the start of the finals, they held a 216 pin lead over the team of Jeff Gordon & Bryan Alpert. But after Game #1, even though Lee & Carlie won their match with a game of 410, Jeff & Bryan, came within 46 pins.

Other games were close matches that Lee & Carlie won. Jeff & Bryan, came as close as 36 pins from the even-tual champions going into the position round, but a 396 team game to a big 484 team game by Lee & Carlie, and with the Bonus pins, won the tourna-ment by 192 pins.

The TOP 3: 1st, Patterson-Medina, $2000.00, 2nd Place Jeff Gordon (Ventura), and Bryan Alpert (Northridge), $1600.00, and 3rd & 4th a tie for $1200 each team. Both of these teams are from San Di-ego, John Wellnitz-Lyle Rol-lins, and Ken Racette-Steve Warren.

The tournament had 33 teams entered, for total pay-off of 22 checks, 11 places, and a total of $10,750.00 paid out.

Lee Patterson & Carlie Medina Win WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles at Buena Lanes

Record Scores in this Shoot Outby Dick Sanders

For 16 tournaments this year, a total of $122,265.00, paid out, and for 316 Tournaments, a pay-off of $3,595,896.00.

Now the record amount of scores for this tournament. For the qualifying and finals, a total of 656 games bowled. 300 Games (9), in the qualify-ing:, John Conway, Jeff Gor-don, Lyle Rollins, and Dave Wodka. In the finals:, Bryan Alpert (2), Lyle Rollins, Steve Warren, and John Wellnitz. In the finals, Steve Warren, rolled 1136,his 1st 4 games, and a total of 2135 for the 8 games. Record numbers, qualifying and finals: 500 plus team games (36), 290 plus (3), 280 plus (7), 270 plus (21), 260 plus (32) 250 plus (50).

The WCST would like to thank the following: Mr. Dan Mueller, the GM of our hosting center, and all of their work-ers, for their great cooperation. The bowlers who entered this

tournament on this Labor Day Week-end. Shelly Forkel, for getting and posting scores for the qualifying, and to Sherry Davis, Dave Rundell, and Dina Fink for doing the brack-ets. A special thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, mak-ers of the best scoring bowl-ing balls in the country today. The WCST has just received a shipment of bowling balls , that will go on sale, 1st come,

1st serve at the discounted prices at the centers coming up. 3 of the 12 bowling balls I received, already sold.

If you are in Henderson, NV, at Sunset Station-Strike Zone, September 18-19, for our WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament, call me now, and reserve a bowling ball now at 760-363-8141. I have the new MISSION & VITAL SIGNS, and a couple of GAME BREAKERS.

WCST at Buena Lanes (L-R) Champions: Carlie Medina & Lee Patterson, Bowling Coordinator Dina Fink, 2nd Place: Bryan Alpert & Jeff Gordon. Results page 11.

him that night. While trying to get her own 300 that same day, Jenelle bowled her 800. She was so focused on getting a perfect game that she didn’t know she had bowled 800 un-til other bowlers told her. By the way, Bobby is fifteen years old and was JAT Farm Club Rookie of the Year this past season.

Mrs. Jellsey averaged 219 last season, and has thirteen perfect games.

She also has three 800s, her high being 813. Mom nearly matched Bobby that day last week, when she rolled the front ten strikes on her way to her first game 289. Keep scor-ing Bobby, someday you will catch up with your mom.

Jenelle would like to thank the BOWLING NEWS for recognizing her accomplish-ments, and I would like to thank JOEL RICKETTS for telling me all about Jenelle and her bowling exploits.

JENELLE JELLSEY Rolls 803

by Frank Weiler

RENO—National Bowling Stadium Reno, Nevada July 29, 2010. On this day in this storied location 13 year old Ashley N. Dunn of Palmdale, California fulfilled a dream that had began a year earlier by becoming the Teen Masters National Champion in the Un-der 14 Girls Division.

The format of this presti-gious youth tournament that began in 1997 is 12 games of qualifying, six on a long 42 foot sport condition and then six more on a short 35 foot sport condition. The field is then cut to the top 1/3 who then bowls six more qualifying games on mixed pairs where the left lane is prepared with the long con-dition and the right lane with the short condition. After 18 games of qualifying the field is then cut again and seeded for single elimination match play on mixed pairs.

In July of 2009 as a USBC league age 11 year old Ash-ley had participated in the Teen Masters National Finals at South Point in Las Vegas, Nevada. At that time Ashley had been bowling competi-tively for a couple of years

Ashley Dunn is Teen Masters National Champion

through participation in mul-tiple leagues and local tourna-ment clubs and had begun to have some degree of success. It seemed that it would be a good experience to partici-pate in a National tournament against the best youth bowlers in the nation. It turned out to be just that, a good experience. Ashley was the second young-est female participant and fin-ished 95th out of 118 having not made the first cut. Still she had beaten the younger participant along with 22 other girls that were much older than her. Ashley insisted on staying

Ashley Dunn 2010 Champ

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SAN DIMAS—The ABTA will take a bye this week and resume regular tournament ac-tion next weekend Sept 18-19 at popular Chaparral Lanes in San Dimas!

A complete Story and re-sults of last week’s big Labor Special Event at Cal Bowl will appear in next week’s paper.

This 2 day Special Event event has special Squad times with Qualifying Saturday at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30 &

ABTA Takes Bye This Week7:00PM with 1 in 4 ½ entrants to the Sunday semis. There is a $200 Bonus qualifying on Sat-urday and winning the event.

On Sunday there is one big squad at 10:15 AM also tak-ing 1 in 4 ½ to the semifinals at Noon.

New Members are welcome up to a 209 average, and may join onsite for only $10. Men and Women qualify separately and the ABTA Guarantees a

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BOWLING NEWS September 9, 2010

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41st ANNUALCalifornia State Senior Open Championships

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Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America Finalizes An Exclusive Arrangement For Premier Women’s Event

Arlington, Texas, September 2, 2010 - The Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA)

has agreed to have Dexter Bowling become a promotional sponsor of the prestigious 2011 Bowl-ing’s U.S. Women’s Open. As part of the agreement, Dexter captures the bowling shoe product line exclusivity for all marketing aspects of the historic event and the qualifiers leading up the finals.

The 2011 Bowling’s U.S. Women’s Open, sponsored by the Brands of Ebonite International, is

open to all female youth and adult bowlers in the United States and their international counterparts. The June 30, 2011 finals will be hosted on-site at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas (home of Super Bowl XLV). The event, scheduled to air on ESPN, is expected to draw one of the largest live viewing audiences in the history of the sport.

Dexter, the number one bowling shoe in the world, plans to use the new relationship to further its position of strength in women’s sports. “The BPAA and Ebonite have created an exciting, world-class event at a world-class facility,” said Bud Clapsaddle, V.P. Dexter Bowling. “We are excited to present our premier product line alongside the finest female bowlers in the world.”

More than 71 million consumers annually take to the lanes as bowling continues to be the largest participation sport in the U.S. Women represent 49% of all bowlers and since 2007, adult female annual participation is up 12.9% from 21.7 million to 24.5 million.

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Sunday 1 Big Squad at 10:15 AM Semis Follow 12:00 PM Entry Fees $53-$50-$45 Reduced Entry Fees $36-$34

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minimum of 35 semifinalists and 28 men and 7 women with one in five also being added the to the semifinals.

Super Seniors, the three highest who do not make the cut (2 men and 1 lady) will also be added to the semifi-nals.

Each day is separate quali-fying and board will be frozen with one in 4 1/2 making the Semifinals plus added Super

continued from page 1Seniors.

First Place in this 2 day event is guaranteed at $1,100 min. and up to $3,100 can be won 1st Place with full Bonus and Cash N Carry options.

Other Perks, and Bonus-es in this Special Event are $1,100 min 1st. $200 Bonus Qualifying on Saturday (win-ning) and the Cash N Carry Pays $85 - $1 in this Event and up to $1,700.

The ABTA Semifinalists will all cash and the top 16 in the semis will advance to the exciting 16 Single Elim finals which guarantee a minimum of 3 women.

Chaparral Bowl is located at 400 Bonita in San Dimas. The Phone there is 909-592-2772. Take the 57 Freeway to Arrow, East to Bonita or 210 to 57, left on Arrow, left on Bonita.

The following week we will be hosted by super Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar, and then Oct 2 we are at Bowl-ing Square Lanes, then on to Westminster Lanes Oct 9.

New Members are wel-come. New Schedule in the works and to be mailed soon.

Remember.. Take 57 to Ar-row to Bonita / 210 freeway to 57, left on Arrow, Left on Bonita.

ATBA

Nine Share the Match Game 192 and $3,500 at Cal. “Steady Freddie” Catamisan, Anthony Dan-cel, Danny Eguilos, Vic Paolucci, Vic Hilvano, and Leo Silva all hit the Match Series of 192 at CAL. Also winning not pictured were Ric Bisnar, Michael Scimone, and Matt Garcia. In the rear offering congrats is ABTA staffer Bryan Moore. They each got a neat $388 for the game.

Fabian and Yu Share Match Series $ at Cal Labor Event (L–R) Deborah Sanders congratulates Vic Fabian and Andy Yu for hitting the Match Series and sharing a nice $1,018 at Cal. In front is future ABTA Member Kristopher Fabian who is proud of dad :-)) Their 461 series paid off at Cal.


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WINNETKA — Hi and welcome to September! Summer is still here and everyone feels energetic. Our Summer leagues are ending, so come sign up for our winter leagues! Bowling has been great at Canoga Park Bowl and here are the scores... Comedians: Sweeper Scores; Fall League starts Sept. 14! Sharon Weger 254/631, Susie Rothenberg 195/495, Becky Harrold 192/502, Mary Becker 176/440, Jackie Feinberg 169, Linda Nolan 453, Ellen Eckard 440, Larry Greter 266/661, Larry Feinberg 253/664, Russ Gothrick 246/712, Kevin McBride 243/640, Sam Mannino 243, David Guiilmette 649. tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Sweeper Scores; Fall League starts Sept. 7! Linda Mannheim 156/598, James Smith Jr 236/783, Mark Erpenbach 233/849. 500 Classic: Sweeper Scores; Fall League Starts Sept. 16 meeting at 8:45am, Bowl at 9:30am. Petra Kaun 233/636, Patti McVicker 214/563, Connie Wannomae 206/589, Robyn Willis 204/580, Karen McDonald 204, Mary Lauer 570. 49’Ers senior trio: Sweeper Scores; Fall League starts Sept. 13 Meeting at 11:30am, Bowl at noon. Carolyn Scher-zberg 229/625, Nancy Cottrell 195/472, Doris Simmons 176/458, Mary Lauer 167/481, Joann Lynch 132, Temmy Walker 354, Richard Greenzweight 266/684, Bob Jones 248/714, Dale Simpson 242/638, Donald Macek 228/582, Tom Tucker 225/650, John Lanni 582. 39’Ers senior trio: Sweeper Scores; Fall League starts Sept. 16 Meeting at 11am, Bowl at noon. Carolyn Scherz-berg 245/682, Lucy Tralla 227/547, Mary Lauer 202/565, Lil Baker 181/487, Gail Stillson 181/496, Dave Folck 274/650, Steven Herndon 257/741, Jose Blanco 256/676, Al Reiswig 253/631, Mel Neiditch 243/646. Funtimers: Sweeper Scores; Fall League starts Sept. 15 meeting at 11:30, Bowl at noon. Carolyn Scherzberg 279/612, Eleanor Weaver 197/502, Connie Wannomae 182/543, Karen McDonald 182/511, Freda Leibson 178, Jean Bomar 486, Richard Greenzweight 255/617, Mel Neiditch 245/659, Al Reiswig 243/633, Bob Adams 232/617, Steven Herndon 222/602. river maniacs: Sharon Weger 233/581, Lucy Tralla 214/587, Carol Casuga 195/530, Marsha Graham 192/520, Judy Cherpin 188, Carol Heyd 493, Scott Englehart 279/769, Barry Simon 279/727, Russ Gothrick 275/752, Stephen Mendez 268, Johnnie Englehart 268/737, Steven Herndon 748.reminder! Sweepers for our Summer leagues are here! Which means we are taking signups for our Winter leagues. Also, now is a good time to take that ‘ole ball you’re using down to the Pro-Shop to make sure it’s the one you need. Leaving ten pins? Not hitting to pocket the way you want? Our guys will help you pick out the right ball and to give you results you’d like to see.

LAKEWOOD — As Summer is ending we find ourselves in Winter League sign-up time! If you need a 2010 schedule inquire at the control desk, they’ll be happy to help you. We have many leagues that look like a lot of fun. Bring a friend or two! Time to look at our Cal Bowl Bowling Report.

recycled teensCongratulations to team #8 League Summer Champions: Betty Anthony, Paul Morrison and John Mathews. Eddie Buhay 514, Divina Buhay 523, Edwin Brown 589, Ken Seiple Sr 501, Bill Cades 505, Art Diemert 618, Jim Burke 556, Jorge Fernandez 600, Don Keith 502, Claudia Roach 507, Dick Fleming 501, Dennis Galgana 502, Paul Morrison 569, BJ Theiss 575, Pat Kinard 698, Mary Kinard 546, Doug Johnson 506, Tom Spencer 535, Bong Cayton 537, Boylee Inocente 559, Wil Canton 541.

Funsters Tom Spencer 514, Steve Ralph 223-205/587, Don Kelly 235/592, Jane Simmons 540, Bob Webb 236/556, Bong Cayton 234-235/644, Boylee Inocente 509, Ed Hansen 530, Harold Runyon 218-216/584, Verne Willey 522, Ken Seiple Sr 200/513, Jorge Fernandez 232/576, Will Panton 245-223/629, Glenn Merchant 214-236/619, Milton Doner-son 216/547, Divina Buhay 207/577, Eddie Buhay 518, Jim Burke 201/591, Don Keith 504, Jim Cotcher 225/566, Joe Spencer 512, Fred Meisel 517, Willie Young 202-215/587, Josh Hudson 202/554.

senior mens trio Archie Stull 286-229-202/637, Ralph Wingert 194-195-226/615, Clark Vanderberg 269-207-172/618, Charles Woods 244-211-264/719, Ron McClain Sr 211-203-215/629, B.J. 180-179-232/609, Billy Scott 190-212-211/613, El-lis Houston 204-247-200/651, Mauro Pendilla 202-158-244/604, Willie Young 211-171-233/615, Josh Hudson 228-188-225/641, Vince Cervante 234-221-182/637, Walter Millsap 211-205, Rick Laneta 244-231-200/675, Ray Staten 239-208-202/649, Rick Hunter 199-231-209/639, Sherman Joseph 211-257-257/725, Ben Jones Sr 208-213-184/605, Steve Ritchie 248-247-215/710, Earl Hullett 257-199-222/678, Pat Kinard 205-210-204/619, Doug Johnson 172-279-167/618, Terry Brent 208-232-169/609, Rich Kelly 247-224-216/687, Charles Veals 191-238-206/635, Andrew Gibson 236-208-234/678, Jerry Peterson 195-256-179/638, Bob Pearson 190-206-247/643, Phil Hilton 201-211-195/606, Dion Morris Sr 257-191-225/673, Conrad Vanasse 266-205-202/673, Don Gardner 235-209-189/633, Dominic Antonio 221-177-219/617, Jorge Fernandez 206-214-221/641, Boylee Inocente 200, Ralph Oleary 215, Robert Woods 202, Dane Harrison 225, Phil Gibson 230, Andrew Morton 222, Paul 206, Roosevelt Lewis 205, Jim Plante 218, Chuck Patterson 203, Cecil Knighton 226, Wayne Brown 201, Al Williams 210-200, Tony White 208-230, John Dunn 237, Jimmy Hamilton 228-200, Willie Burkhalter 209-202, Wil Panton 215-214, Jerry Hayes 213, Henry Hom 235, Ed Brown 223, Don Beaz 209, Fred Fenier 223, Al Winston 202, Ed Hansen 215-223, Ivory Herd 237, Walter Gist 202, Joe Brown 210, Herman Martin 216, Ning Barcelona 215, Roccie DeGuzman 215, Rudy Munzon 204-225, T. Fetui 219, Pre Collier 227-201, Jim Burke 210.

Cal stars Pal Orr 172-169-164/505, Hedy Shoner 179-156-164/499, Shirly Zerbe 154-167-163/484, Mattie Wylie 159-155-168/482, Nene Camanag 136-181-180/497.

the Bears Are Back & i mean “Big” Bear! Curt Soares 238-211-267/716, Gregg Nardo 235-249-209/693, Billy Anderson 182-267-221/670, Harold Dubose 239-203-224/666, Coney Woodman 248-215-194/657, Jim Morales 213-194-238/645, John Schlicting 221-199-219/639, Gary Nelson 162-204-268/634, Sid Nakagawa 203-167-266/636, Ken Shearen 226-248-161/635, David Pat-terson 216-227-190/633, Donald Franklin 220-174-236/630, Cesar Usi 198-224-199/621, Mark Fowler 228-211-178/617, Ed Cabs 222-180-212/614, Jeff Cureton 235-203-170/608, Antoine Stokes 196-226-185/607, John Dunn 207-203-192/602, Michelle Criswell 200-212-214/626, Joyce Charles

218-235-170/623, Lee Theiss 193-197-176/566, Rita Soares 172-213-161/546, Morag Knapp 181-158-201/540, Allisen Sutton 194-160-182/536, Evette Franklin 155-149-225/529, Stephanie Williams 134-235-145/514, Dawn Langer 155-171-185/511, Becky Simpson 193-168-145/506.

Bobcats Nolan Fox 76, Jake Kasten 117, Spencer Pozgay 129, Bryce Erkelens 94, Tristian Erkelens 83-97-78/258.

Classified Nolan Smith II 206, Chris Bartlett 159.

Adult-juniors Juniors: Nolan Smith II 224-258-276/758. Adults: Paul Mehl Jr 204-245/626, Don Fisher 234, Jack Allen 175, Paul Zastrow 169. Cal Bowl is a great place for a Birthday Party (All ages). We can provide food, balls, shoes, drinks, games--and the best part? We clean up the mess! Call 562-421-8448 for special rates, and make a reservation. Reminder: You are not guaranteed your time or lanes until you have made a deposit. THE FUN STARTS HERE!

Junior LeaguesRoom For all. Start any Sat.

NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSMALUCCI’S 243 AVE. TOPS SNUSBC FOR 2ND YEAR IN ROW

by Connie MarchioneLAS VEGAS—This writer got an email from Carl Malucci

with the surprising news. Malucci, Las Vegas informed that he recently checked out Southern Nevada USBC’s new book aver-ages for the 2009-10 season and was surprised to learn that he is the highest average bowler with 243 in SN USBC for second years in row. The second highest bowler behind Malucci is at 241.

Last year the marvelous left-hander was honored by SN USBC for his highest 246 average as the highest for the 2008-09 season. To repeat that lofty average in 2009-10 season, Malucci found it tough to do as he finished his two leagues at Red Rock Lanes with 243 and 241 as the best he could do. He is gratified to know that he has the highest for 2nd year n row.

This writer is also surprised and pleased too because he doubted Malucci would make it two in row with his 243. He thought, SN USBC has lots of better bowlers who could beat 243 but did not and that surprise him.

For the deaf bowling records, Malucci has the highest aver-age 246 and first to lead his local bowling association with two 240 plus averages also first to have three 240 plus averages in two seasons. The 2009-10 season marks the first time three deaf/ hearing impaired bowlers finished with 240 averages. Besides Malucci’s 243 and 241, Ken DeGroff finished with 240 in NLAC USBC and DJ Powell a 240 in his Indianapolis USBC. Wait! We still have not heard of others like John Wukasch, Jr. in Texas.

For DeGroff, it is his second 240 average season as he once averaged 240 in the 2003-04 season in Reading (PA) BA. De-Groff who did some research for this writer informed that Wu-kasch, Jr. a lefty had a remarkable 238 average for 90 games in the 2008-09 season. Also that he averaged at 244 for 39 games in the 2005-06 season and had 241 for 36 games in 2002-03 season, both of which hardly count as a full season.

We will wait a bit longer to see.

MARK FISSER PLACES 2ND IN WCST EBONITE SINGLES AT CAL BOWLLAKEWOOD...West Coast Senior Tour had lowered the age

eligibility for senior bowlers from 50 to 45 years old, so Mark Fisser, Aliso Viejo became a member and entered in its tourna-ments. In the August 28-29 WCST Ebonite Singles Regular Divi-sion tournament held at Cal Bowl, Fisser led the 8 games qualify-ing round with a good 1915 total (239+ average) to qualify for the 6 men match play finals.

But in the match plays, Fisser struggled and in the position round lost to the eventual champion John Sowell, Vista 227 to 148. Then Fisser held on to beat Bob Belmont, N. Las Vegas by 10 pins to place 2nd for $500.00. Sowell got $650 for first.

WCST also has a Super Senior Division for 60 years and over running in conjunction. The top 70 years old finishing high out of the money gets a prize too.

age can join by coming to this meeting. Angel West hopes to make 14 or 16 teams of 4-somes.

The new seaason will open on Sunday Sept. 12 with a sign up for teams at 2:30 and start at 5 PM. Interested bowlers can contact Secretary Treasurer Wesley Kay for more information at VP 866-761-3730 or email [email protected].

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BOWLINGNEWSUDOKU


The BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot$10 weekly entry fee per bowler, with half of the money being paid out each week, and the other half going towards the huge payouts on sweeper night at the end of the season.

Last season, the BRY-LAW sidepot paid out over $6000 on sweeper night. The top three series got paid, as well as the top 16 games bowled that night. Bowlers are eligible to cash in each game. Larry Stephens, the sponsor of the BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot, will once again be adding $1,000 to the total collected.

Win 2 Super Pots all season & be even… the rest is profit, and that is before you even get to sweeps. 100% of all money collected will be paid out for the season.

Call Mike Cammarata at Del Rio Lanes for information. (562) 927-3351.

Starts September 13th for our... 25th year!


Singles, D, Scratch 1 St Germain, Sandra L 524 524 $250.00 Citrus Belt USBC 2 Cross, Jerry L 559 508 $200.00 GoldenSierra USBC WBA 3 Walker, Marie A 349 487 $180.00 Santa Clara County USBC 4 Becerra, Pat L 197 482 $170.00 So. LA County USBC 5 Oetgen-Carroll, Joyce 1,003 481 $160.00 Contra Costa Co. USBC Low to cash 428

Singles, E, Scratch 1 Hansen, Jamie 261 489 $180.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC 2 Tittle, Georgia O 192 461 $130.00 Yuba Sutter USBC 3 Dobson, Carol A 472 442 $100.00 Citrus Belt USBC 4 Rivas, Sarah 55 413 $80.00 Petaluma USBC 5 McMath, Ashley A 168 411 $75.00 Central California USBC Low to cash 397

Team, Classic, Scratch 1 Jamie’s Team 604 2,451 $550.00 West Hills, CA 2 Luv 2 Bowl 511 2,408 $450.00 Moreno Valley, CA 3 Brandy’s Girls 580 2,396 $342.00 San Ramon, CA 4 Strike Force 125 2,316 $120.00 Anaheim, CA

Team, A, Scratch 1 Susan’s Friends 34 2,188 $700.00 San Francisco, CA 2 Sportsman Bowling Club #2 325 2,173 $560.00 Gardena, CA 3 All About Us 570 2,171 $510.00 Pacifica, CA 4 MDAC 619 2,159 $460.00 La Habra, CA 5 Vallejo Swingers 11 383 2,150 $410.00 Vallejo, C Low to cash 2078

Team, B, Scratch 1 PTC #3 276 2,095 $750.00 Pasadena, CA 2 Macadamia Nuts 92 2,044 $600.00 La Mesa, CA 3 Menopaws #2 471 2,038 $560.00 Riverside, CA 4 Not How! How Many! 424 2,018 $523.00 Torrance, CA 5 We Try 313 2,012 $490.00 Daly City, CA Low to cash 1920

Team, C, Scratch 1 Have Friends Will Travel 456 1,915 $800.00 Granada Hills, CA 2 The Ladies #1 521 1,911 $650.00 Newark, CA 3 Bowler Babes #1 431 1,903 $590.00 Olivehurst, CA 4 Almanor Taxidermy 4 1,901 $548.00 Chester, CA 5 Hollister Ace Hardware #1 248 1,887 $508.00 Hollister, CA Low to cash 1780

Team, D, Scratch 1 Bosum Buddies 388 1,785 $650.00 Oroville, CA 2 The Critters 466 1,738 $450.00 Coarsegold, CA 3 Housers Music 390 1,708 $352.00 Paradise, CA 4 Chicks With Balls 514 1,695 $191.00 Taft, CA 5 Capay Crushers 450 1,682 $120.00 Orland, CA

Team, E, Scratch 1 Pink Ladies 11 1,687 $611.00 Hanford, CA 2 Lucky Ladies 90 1,635 $120.00 San Diego, CA

Doubles, Classic, Scratch 1 Hammitt, Cheryl A / Bennett, Nina 533 1,348 $330.00 Alameda County USBC 2 Hiraoka, Jodi F / Murata, Tamlyn 152 1,330 $280.00 SanFrancisco USBC 3 Lynch, Anna M / McCullough, Lisa A 476 1,311 $240.50 Ventura County USBC WBA 4 Walker, Becky / Adolphson, Karen M 125 1,291 $210.00 Orange County USBC 5 Dibenedetto, Kim / Van Wyhe, Michelle 125 1,275 $180.00 Orange County USBC Low to cash 1232

Doubles, A, Scratch

1 Davis, Cora L / Tripp, Felecia 325 1,228 $450.00 So. LA County USBC 2 Johnson, Shirley J / Peters, Rhonda B 538 1,190 $400.00 Gr Sac. Area USBC 3 Swin, Juliet G/Larson-Briceno,TiffanyR 383 1,173 $350.00 Vallejo USBC WBA 4 Brown, Jamie / Russell, Karen L 325 1,162 $300.00 So. LA County USBC 5 Bryson, Yolanda M / Hargis, Rhonda D 12 1,159 $270.00 Hanford USBC WBA Low to cash 1094

Doubles, B, Scratch 1 Bautista, Jodine / Hoang, Janice V 549 1,159 $600.00 San Francisco USBC 2 Driscoll, Glenda M / La Vasser, Arleen F 176 1,121 $500.00 Citrus Belt USBC 3 Baker-Davis, Christina J / Nicholas, Wanda I 21 1,106 $400.00 Central Solano USBC 4 Stolte, Renate A / Ross, Gudrun 194 1,101 $350.00 Merced County USBC 5 Waugh, Sharon / Chitwood, Paula, J 1,002 1,092 $280.00 Stockton USBC WBA Low to cash 1002

Doubles, C, Scratch 1 Zbiczak, Nissa M / Forrest, Christina N 404 1,044 $500.00 San Francisco USBC 2 Arellano, Mary M / Gottlieb, Amelita N 89 1,023 $450.00 San Diego USBC 3 Kelly, Kathy M / Duncan, Trish J 380 1,013 $400.00 GoldenSierraUSBC WBA 4 Kraft, Jarith A / Hartman, Joyce A 5 20 1,004 $350.00 Red Bluff USBC 5 Costa, Sandy M / Gagnon, Patsy 496 1,003 $303.00 GoldenSierraUSBC WBA Low to cash 936

Doubles, D, Scratch 1 Cornelius, Jimmie J / Smith, Patsy G 610 967 $300.00 Desert Valley USBC 2 Shea, Dorothy L / Alexander, Virginia L 145 952 $250.00 Orange County USBC 3 Hedrick, Shannon / O’Boyle, Terri L 514 919 $230.00 Golden Empire USBC 4 Crinklaw, Julie M / Crebassa, Debbie C 56 892 $210.00 Marin County USBC 5 Haroutian, Peggy J / Manfredo, Lee Ann 39 881 $200.00 CentralCalifornia USBC

Doubles, E, Scratch 1 Hubert, Kathleen / Rivas, Sarah 55 763 $198.00 Petaluma USBC 2 Hoyt, Leslie A / Wiman, Denise S 185 757 $60.00 Stockton USBC WBA

California USBC thanks all ladies for bowling. Sign up early for 2011. See ya there.

California USBC Association Final Prize ListingAll Events, Classic, Scratch

Place Team name Entry Score Prize From 1 Larson-Briceno, Tiffany R 383 2,050 $350.00 Vallejo USBC WBA 2 Porcayo, Tona M 319 2,019 $300.00 Redding USBC WBA 3 Loucks, Stephanie J 619 2,017 $200.00 Orange County USBC 4 Van Wyhe, Michelle 125 2,004 $150.00 Orange County USBC 5 Carrera, Gina B 587 1,974 $120.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC Low to cash 1860

All Events, A, Scratch 1 Johnson, Shirley J 538 1,828 $400.00 Gr Sac Area USBC 2 Hill, Tina M 428 1,814 $350.00 Central Coast USBC 3 Pinedo, Karen A 72 1,813 $300.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC 4 Sylvia, Candace J 533 1,798 $250.00 Alameda County USBC 5 Parker, Yvonne M 175 1,775 $200.00 Citrus Belt USBC Low to cash 1619

All Events, B, Scratch 1 Zlateff, Jilian 51 1,799 $500.00 Orange County USBC 2 Hartman, Joyce A 520 1,635 $450.00 Red Bluff USBC 3 Hoang, Janice V 549 1,631 $400.00 San Francisco USBC 4 Ross, Gudrun 194 1,630 $350.00 Merced County USBC 5 Norman, Tina M 317 1,615 $300.00 Marin County USBC Low to cash 1499

All Events, C, Scratch 1 Carter, Carolyn 262 1,560 $450.00 Watsonville USBC WBA 2 Eubank, Willie 503 1,552 $400.00 Almanor USBC 3 Forrest, Christina N 404 1,509 $350.00 San Francisco USBC 4 Torkelson, Kathy S 251 1,490 $300.00 Ventura Co. USBC WBA 5 Johns, Joyce A 388 1,487 $250.00 Oroville USBC Low to cash 1380

All Events, D, Scratch 1 Cross, Jerry L 559 1,381 $370.00 GoldenSierra USBC WBA 2 St Germain, Sandra L 524 1,353 $320.00 Citrus Belt USBC 3 Temple-Daniels, Ellen M 522 1,345 $260.00 Alameda County USBC 4 Gavrilko, Julie 407 1,332 $200.00 Placer USBC WBA 5 ODell, Josephine A 260 1,305 $140.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC Low to cash 1243

All Events, E, Scratch

1 Nott, Shirley R 344 1,212 $250.00 Central Sonoma Co USBC 2 Penaluna, Dot V 401 1,188 $195.00 GoldenSierra USBC WBA 3 Pederson, Val 70 1,181 $60.00 Peninsula USBC 4 Dobson, Carol A 472 1,180 $55.00 Citrus Belt USBC 5 Hansen, Jamie 261 1,179 $55.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC Low to cash 1155

Singles, Classic, Scratch 1 Porcayo, Tona M 319 745 $302.75 Redding USBC WBA 2 Jaime, Adriana D 602 719 $250.00 N. Los Angeles Co USBC 3 Van Wyhe, Michelle 125 705 $200.00 Orange County USBC 4 Bell, Trudy A 504 696 $170.00 Central Coast USBC 5 Hulsenberg, Leanne M 569 695 $150.00 Yuba Sutter USBC Low to cash 634

Singles, A, Scratch 1 Sylvia, Candace J 533 666 $400.50 Alameda County USBC 2 Pinedo, Karen A 72 650 $349.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC 3 Johnson, Shirley J 538 644 $300.00 Gr Sac. Area USBC 4 Hill, Tina M 428 636 $260.00 Central Coast USBC 5 Castro, Gloria C 603 634 $230.00 Merced County USBC Low to cash 553

Singles, B, Scratch 1 Norman, Tina M 317 613 $500.00 Marin County USBC 2 Zlateff, Jilian 51 607 $400.00 Orange County USBC 3 Addison, Sheree A 98 606 $350.00 Ventura Co USBC WBA 4 Young, Shirley J 477 597 $320.00 Ventura County USBC BA 5 Sims, Jaqueline A 460 583 $290.00 Vallejo USBC WBA Low to cash 516

Singles, C, Scratch 1 Svenson, Cheri D 608 546 $400.00 Tracy USBC WBA 2 Velando, Holly 307 545 $300.00 Marin County USBC 3 Waugh, Sharon 1,002 534 $235.00 Stockton USBC WBA 3 Mouton, Joyce L 417 534 $235.00 San Gabriel Valley USBC 5 Rivas, Cheri L 394 533 $190.00 Gr Sac. Area USBC Low to cash 475

Back To FallBall Sale

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Bowlers Depot12141 Valley View St.Garden Grove, CA 92845714-230-8375Ask for Mike Sheridan

From The Desk of the CUSBC PresidentAs President of the California USBC I would like to welcome you to the 2010-2011 seasons.

The 2009-10 Championship Tournaments have concluded and winners should be receiving their checks very soon.

I would like to congratulate all the event division champions within the tournaments, a big congrats goes out to Laurie Soto in becoming the 2010 CUSBC Queens Tournament winner. The State Masters tournament will be held on Sept 10-12 in Bakersfield at AMF Southwest Lanes. It’s not too late to enter; there is a $30,000 guarantee. Entries available on the USBC website @ www.calusbc.com

The 2010 Women’s Championship Tournament will be hosted by the Ventura USBC WBA with the Open Championship Events headed to Fresno and Youth Championship Tournament being held in Oroville/Yuba City. Advance entries for all tournaments will be out soon; they are being sent to team captains and can be located on the CUSBC website @ www.calusbc.com

We are all very busy these days, however we do encourage all members to support their local association by participating in the events being held within your association, then support your state association activities as well as the national events. Check with the youth at the center where you bowl, see if they could use a volunteer, I’m sure they would appreciate all the help they can get.

Until next time, go out and bowl. Bring a friend along, help keep bowling alive. See you on the lanes. Linda Johnson


End of Summer LEFTY-RIGHTY

SCRATCH DOUBLES Sept 19, 2010 - 10 AM

*5 GAMES *SIDEPOTS (DOUBLES) *PRIZE FUND *BREAKFAST BUFFET

COST: $45.00 / PERSON “CHOOSE THE RIGHT (OR LEFT) PERSON”

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SCRATCH DBLS ENTRY 9-19

21615W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA 91350 (661) 254.0540 www.santaclaritalanes.com

Santa Clarita Lanes LABOR DAY NO TAP

SHOT OF GOLD $ 622.50

1 Gabriel Villa

2 Steven Emery

MEN’S HDCP SIDE POTS $ 113/113/114

GAME 1 Ron Gade 339

GAME 2 Sergio Trujillo 343

GAME 3 Joe Preciado 322

MEN’S SCRATCH $ 111/112/112

GAME 1 Jeremy Pearson /

Jason Heggemeier 300

GAME 2 Ty Stockle / Dave Wellock /

Eric Harfst 300

GAME 3 Richard Arens 300

LOTTERY $ 193/193/194

GAME 1 Gail Gordon 179

GAME 2 Kiyoko Koski / Michael Jimenez 163

GAME 3 Laurie Gilmore 261

WOMEN’S HDCP SIDE POTS $ 83/83/84

GAME 1 Rebecca Angelotti 322

GAME 2 Denine Keegan 323

GAME 3 Cathy Naito 329

WOMEN’S SCRATCH $ 36/37/37

GAME 1 Karen Peardon 245

GAME 2 Charity Wiley 265

GAME 3 Cathy Naito 276

1st $600.00 Joanie Daniels, Laurie Gilmore, Leah Hoffman, Derek Jacobs, Sue Guire 3946

2nd - $450.00 Jim Hannasch, Dawn Hannasch, Gail Gordon, Tristen Hallack, Shorty Gordon, 3933

3rd - $350.00 Eric Harfst, Crystal Stephens, Dana Wyatt, Frank Bustamante, Lisa Harfst 3908

4th - $300.00 Ron Gade, Mark Bielanski, Carl Bielanski, Casey Fowler, Cheryl Fowler, 3875

5th - $280.00 Sergio Trujillo, Carol Frey, Randy Velez, Jen Trujillo, Jerry Nunez 3870

6th - $250.00 Richard Arens, Karen Reardon, Mike Charron, Chris Groom, Michael, Thomsen 3866

7th - $170.00 Cathy Naito, Dale Wellock, Dave Pulsifer, Don Naito, Hiram Yanez 3843

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SAN GABRIEL VALLEY USBC OPEN ADULTDOUBLES HANDICAP TOURNAMENT

Hosted byOAK TREE LANES - 990 NORTH DIAMOND BAR BLVD., DIAMOND BAR

Tournament Dates: Entry Fee: $60.00 per Doubles Team September 12, 2010 Bowling Fee............................. $18.00 Pre-Paid Entries fee ($60.00): When received Tournament Expense................ 7.00 Prior to 5:00 PM, September 10, 2010 Prize Fund………..................... 35.00On site Entries accepted based on available lanes. Total $60.00

Check in opens at 10:00 AMOn Site Entries close at 11:30 AM

Bowling begins at 12-NOON

ANY COMBINATION OF TWO, MALE/FEMALE OR FEMALE/FEMALE OR MALE/MALE.Maximum team entering average is 420. Handicap will be based on 100% of the difference from 420 entering average of doubles team. Submit entry fees: Check, Money Order, and Cashiers Check, made payable to and mail: “San Gabriel Valley USBC”, 1061 West Badillo St., Covina, 91722 (626) 859-6216 Teams wishing to bowl together must submit their entries in the same envelope.Optional Men & Women side pots - Brackets may be offered.

See entry form for more detail, which are available at USBC-SGV office

Youth entry forms with define the entry requirements and costs for each doubles team.

Sunday Sept 12th

COBB’S CRUISES & TRAVEL 1st ANNUAL

BREAST CANCER AWARENESS BOWL 4 A CURE

NO TAP TOURNAMENT Proceeds to Benefit

Women of Color Breast Cancer Survivor’s Support Project

Inglewood, CA.

Date: Saturday October 2nd, 2010 For Further Information Contact: Check in time: 12 noon Malcolm or Marva Cobb (310) 671-1654 [email protected] KEYSTONE LANES 11459 E. Imperial Hwy. Norwalk, CA. 90650 (562) 868-3261 RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE $2.00 can win a 3-day Cruise for (2) Entry Fee: $25.00 per bowler Winner need not be present

NO REFUNDS

Registration Deadline: September 10th, 2010

Bowling Tournament

At Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence Av Downey Ca, 90240

SUNDAY Sep 12, 2010 (Check-In 9:30)

TEAM EVENT: 10:00 A.M. (4 members per team any combination NO CAp)

$25.00 per person pre-pay, $30 on site --------------------------------------------

DOUBLES: 12:30 p.M.(2 Divisions Men and Mix)

$ 25.00 per person pre-pay, $ 30.00 on site(Team and Doubles is Handicap 90 % of 2010 )

OpEN TO ALL USBC BOWLERS USBC CERTIFIED

Entries will be closed on Sep, 4th For inf. Call Armando Zavala at 562-562-760-9481

Email:[email protected] entry @ P.O. Box # 2344 Downey Ca, 90242

To download entry form go to: mexamebowlers.com


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GARDENA BOWLING CENTER (16)15707 S. Vermont Ave., Gardena, CA 90247

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KEYSTONE LANES (48)11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650

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MISSION HILLS BOWL (24)10430 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission Hills, CA 91345

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VALENCIA LANES (24)23700 Lyons Ave., Santa Clarita, CA 91321

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FOREST LANES (40)22771 Centre Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630

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FOUNTAIN BOWL (60)17110 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

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SADDLEBACK LANES (32)25402 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo, CA 92692

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YORBA LINDA BOWL (30)18171 Imperial Highway, Yorba Linda, CA 92868

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DEL ROSA LANES (32)1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404

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BUENA LANES (42)1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003

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Shows His Aptitude in 590 Classicby Joy McGregor

ANAHEIM—Shawn St. Andre has an appetite for bowling and on Friday morning in Linbrook’s premier 590 Classic he demonstrated his winning approach on games of 279-238 and 223 for 740 and added a 228 to boast a league-leading 968 set. Shawn is new to our league this season and certainly is not shy in announcing his arrival -- with gusto! Nice pre labor Day bowling Shawn.

Frank, Father of the Bride to be, Bellinder is certainly no stranger to headlines and even tho’ his stress level is no doubt on high, he is still “Master of his Game.” Frank stroked games of 246-246 and 216 for 708 and added a 243 finale to post 951.

Drew, Groom to be, Parkin seemed to check his emotion at the door and bowled with excitement and anticipation tossing games of 205-257-230 and 234 to register 933. Nice control Drew!

Juan Sandoval has a “key” to the 900 Club and is a long-standing member as he proves his worth on games of 266-240 and 199 for 705 and added 204 to post 909.

Miguel Rosales, former “Super Sub” and now a regular member of the 590, shows his new teammates his value as he tosses games of 225-203-240 and 236 to garner a fine 904. Welcome Miguel!

More noteworthy scores: Jong Lee 264-873, Manny Magno 257-866, Jerry Knight 265-861, Shig Shozi 265-857, Larry Green 243-853, Cheryl Munson 245-840, Ron Douglass 255-835, Stacey Rider 244-825, Bob Gosnell 231-814, Don Gardner 246-813, Carl Adinolfi 268-811, John Velasquez 247-811, Terry Brent 232-811, Ron Marcus 224-810, James Blythe 246-809, Debbie Barrette 226-806, Kantral Williams 217-801, Martin Angulo 247, Janine Ditch 247, Norm Walker 236, Nancy M. Smith 235, Dick McKenzie 234, Alan Bloom 234, Willy Bordenave 224, Anderson Alcaraz 224, Rob Roberts 223, Jack Wilson 222, Rey Ortiz 219, Dora Miller 216, Karen Bagnall 214, Rod Cantrell 213, Gloria Fer-rulli 213, Gino Vassallo 205, Rose Williams 204, Marie Barbush 203, Fred Voysey 202 and Gerald Lichtenheld 201. The 590 Classic is off to a roarin’ start and here’s to cooler days and hotter scores. Hope y’all enjoyed a fantastic Labor Day. Until next week...

JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon

ANAHEIM – Hello once again to the JAT Farm Club tourna-ment update, where our last tournament found us at Linbrook Bowling Center. The Farm Club had a small turnout of 21 bowl-ers due to a nearby center event, but those in attendance made the best of it with a few high scores and a lot of JAT points issued. The small field led to a second round of 10 bowlers with some exciting results. The JAT extends its thanks and appreciation to the management and staff of Linbrook BC for the excellent con-ditions and accommodations.

The five game qualifying round had Kevin Acosta leading the high scores with his tournament high game of 267. However, it was Parker Brooks that led the field after the five games at plus 26, behind reportable scores of 224-226. Well done gentlemen. Other reportable scores (220 or better) came in from Kirk Chui 228, Tristan Beaner 223, and Vincent Nolan 222. The cut to ad-vance into the second round came in at minus 87.

In the match play round of five games, the pins started to fly. Adam Dubia posted up 255 and 225 games respectively to end the match play round and jumping seven spots to get into the finals. Josh Gartrell put up games of 248-244-247 to also move into the finals round. Acosta and Chui both added games of 235, followed by Brooks 225 and Oscar Chan 220. Gartrell made the most though of the match play round jumping nine spots from the 10th position to leader after the 10 games.

In the finals we had the 5th seed Nolan (-4) take out 4th seed Chui (+11) 188-156. Nolan was then dismissed by 3rd seed Brooks (+48) 206-187. Brooks then had to face veteran 2nd seeded Dubia (+81) in a nail-biter of a match. The last frame though favored Brooks who squeaked by with a 213-212 win. Now Brooks had to face off with another veteran Gartrell (+192) in a best of three final pairing format. Already lined up from the previous match, Brooks jumped on game 1 with a 205-198 win. However, Gartrell found his shot in game two 233-217 and never looked back taking the tie-breaker match as well 210-203. This is Josh’s first Farm Club title and it’s been long overdue for the old man of the group. Congratulations Mr. Gartrell (even if you are a Raiders fan).

One side note takeaway for you younger bowlers. Josh signed up for the tournament with an extremely positive attitude (out of character??) mentioning that he had gotten plenty of rest, woke up feeling good, and felt he was going to do this. He used that positive feeling to get him through any of the lows he had dur-ing the tournament. I mentioned this because too many times I see you younger bowlers have a bad frame or a low score and it breaks your concentration and composure. That is hard to regain during tournament competition. Have a realistic view of your game frame by frame, shake off those 1-pin taps and keep that positive note going instead of dwelling on what just happened. You’ll find yourself advancing towards that first title, a lot faster than you can imagine.

Now following our tournament, The JAT held its 2009-2010 awards banquet, with a fine buffet and plenty of arcade games over at John’s Incredible Pizza in Buena Park. This year we had three Honorable Mention award recipients being; Gabriella May-field, Tristan Beaner, and Oscar Chan. The Farm Club’s 2009-10 All-Star team honors was awarded to Adam Dubia, Andrew Svo-ren, Bobby Hornacek, Brett Huntoon (repeat All-Star), and Wes-ley Low. The club’s Rookie of the Year went to Mr. Hornacek, while our Bowler of the Year was young Wesley Low, finishing his Farm Club career with a 201.10 average and 6 titles. Con-gratulations goes out to all of our season award winners. And for those moving up into the Open division, please remember what you’ve learn in the Farm Club and properly represent JAT, mak-ing me proud of each one of you.

This Sunday (9/12/2010), the JAT will hold its third tourna-ment of the 2010-2011 season at AMF Bowl-O-Drome in Tor-rance. Check-in begins at 8:15 with the action to start around 9:00. The following Sunday (9/19) we will have our first of the season PBA Challenge at Canoga Park Bowl. This looks to be a fun and diverse season if all goes well and those bowlers that haven’t come out yet are missing out quickly. Spread the word and I hope to see a mass of Farm Clubbers on Sunday.

JAT Farm Club Winner at Linbrook Bowling Center - August 29th, 2010 (R-L): Adam Dubia – 3rd ; Josh Gartrell – 1st; Parker Brooks - 2nd.

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to watch the match play and finals so she could continue to learn what it took to compete at that level. Not only was it a great experience and learning opportunity, but it also served to ignite a competitive flame that continues to burn brightly.

Fast forward to June 2010 and Ashley was headed into the Teen Masters Regional qualifier at Fountain Bowl in Fountain Valley, CA. By this time the competitive flame that had been ignited a year earlier had driven her to several accomplishments in her young youth bowling career. Ashley had bowled five 700 series with a high series of 760 and a high game of 298. She had two games of 11 in a row, had booked a 206 league average and a 171 PBA Experience League average. She had become an ever present contender in the local tournament clubs and received awards from National, State, and Local USBC Associations. No one could have guessed the outcome of the Regional Qualifier at Fountain Bowl, aside from maybe Ashley. It was her tournament; she ruled it on both the long and the short sport condition finishing the 12 games with a total pin fall of 2235 which was the highest among both boys & girls of all age divisions. As it turns out her qualifying score was the 5th highest in the Nation of all girls across all age divisions. Ashley was ready to have another go at competing in the Teen Masters National Finals.

Over the years Ashley had grown accustom to bowling in different centers some larger than others some old some new. Nothing, not pictures or words can prepare someone for the enormity of the National Bowling Stadium. I’m sure many of you that have been there can recall the first time you walked onto that concourse, now imagine how it must have felt for a 13 year old to know they were about to compete on those lanes over the next several days.

Over the past few years the Teen Masters National Finals has begun with a side tournament sponsored by Ebonite and called the Ebonite Bowl to Win Showdown. The format of this tournament is beat the board with six games bowled on a long sport condition followed by six more games bowled on a short sport condition. All participants receive the same newly released Ebonite bowling ball that must be used on the first shot of each frame then participants are allowed to use their spare ball for the next shot of that frame if necessary. Bottom line, everyone uses the same ball. Ashley had also bowled this tournament the prior year and finished 20th out of the 22 girls that participated. This year things would turn out a bit different. After the first six games on the long sport condition Ashley was sitting in 4th place out of the 31 girls participating this year. The next day on the short sport condition she outpaced the majority of the field for a strong 2nd place finish. In fact the tourna-ment champion was Thea Aspiras, of Chesapeake, VA that just the week prior had finished 6th in the Junior Gold Nationals. Apparently Ashley was not going to be intimidated by the size of the stage at the National Bowling Stadium.

As the qualifying rounds began for the Teen Masters National Finals things were off to a bad start for Ashley as she had difficulty getting matched up on the long sport condition and had finished the six games of qualifying outside the cut line. The next day’s six games on the short sport condition brought better results as she outpaced the field to move within -38 pins of the leader and well within the cut. Day three of qualifying and Ashley was now in very unfamiliar territory, she had advanced to the six games of qualifying on mixed pairs and had to make some sort of adjustment so she could handle the left lane with the long sport condition. A little more surface on the ball of choice for that condition and she outpaced the field by a landslide to finish firmly as the #1 seed with +110 pin lead over the 2nd place. Of course the lead didn’t matter anymore; it was on to single elimination match play best of 5. Ashley’s 18 game qualifying score was good enough to make cut into match play as the #15 seed in girls of all age divisions.

Okay, so you’re a 13 year old that just finished three days of competition across 18 games for a spot in match play on grueling sport conditions in the National Bowling Stadium. So what else could be done to add stress to the match play? Well, how about stream it live around the world on the PBA’s Extra Frame with cameras and lights all over the place. It would be both a test of skill and nerves, whoever could maintain their composure and execute the shots would prevail. This was a lot of pressure for any amateur bowler, let alone girls under 14. Oh, and while you’re bowling your matches you’ll have the attention of everyone in the stadium focused on you because you and your opponent are the only two bowling in the entire place.

Ashley’s semi-final match was against #4 seed 14 year old Sierra Kanemoto from Dayton, OH. Talk about nerve wracking, this match went to the 10th frame of game 5. Ashley managed to shake the nerves to seal the deal with some clutch shots at the end and took the match 3-2 (194-214, 247-135, 188-162, 160-225, 202-189). Sierra was a very tough competitor and should have a bright future ahead of her in the sport of bowling. The next day would bring the championship match. One year removed from the start of a dream and now she was just three wins away from making it a reality. Ashley went to bed early that night determined to get a good nights rest. The match wouldn’t be until 4:30pm the next day, so it would be a long day with a lot of time to think. She slept in later than normal the next morning. We got up and had a nice leisurely breakfast, went over to the stadium and watched the high school match play wind down to their finals. We hardly spoke of bowling, but I did take the opportunity to have one brief conversation. I reminded her of how she was a winner no matter what the outcome of the final match. I told her that to get this close to realizing her dream in just one year was an amazing accomplishment. We talked about how important it would be to stay calm. How it was inevitable that she would throw a bad shot, but how important it would be to not let one bad shot turn into a bad game. In the end we agreed that the bowler that kept their composure and stayed the calmest would emerge as the champion, and so it was. Ashley faced the #2 seed 14 year old Chevelle Holstein of Sparks, NV and quickly jumped out to a 2-0 game lead. Ashley lost her line in game 3 due to the lanes transitioning much more rapidly because of added lighting for the finals, but recovered in game 4 to win the title 3-1 (191-171, 224-158, 135-199, 195-146). Dare to dream, set goals; work hard and dreams may become reality. Congratulations Ashley we are all very proud of you!

Thanks to all of Ashley’s friends on the lanes for giving her support and cheering her on. Special thanks to her coach Mark Baker for all he does.

Article submitted by Larry Dunn (Proud Father)

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LAKEWOOD—The curtain rises next Monday, September 13, for the Las Vegas Travel league at Cal Bowl. A brief meeting is slated at 9:30 in the conference room so please be on time so we can start bowling promptly at 10 a.m.

I will be on deck earlier be-cause I will be bringing bowling shirts from past years and if you have any to donate, please bring them. Some of us are still wearing them, even if they feature names of bowling centers that closed years ago.

We also remind members they may write checks for USBC mem-bership renewal, but they must pay cash for league fees the first three weeks. Also, Steptember 20 bowl-ing site will be 10 a.m. at Cerritos. We will have the printed rules, prize fund and league schedule to distribute 10 a.m. September 27 at Valley View.

Thus far, no requests for subs on opening day and we are happy to report most of our regular subs will again be available. We regret one will be among the missing. Ardie Johnson lost her fight with cancer last month and we will cer-tainly miss her.

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results of senior no-tap42 Entries@$10=$420, 42 [email protected]=$220.50, 42 prize [email protected]=$199.50, 36 3-6-9@$1=$36.Place Money: 1st-Carl Adinolfi 901 $37, 2nd-John Freeman 896 $29, 3rd-Norm Walker 857 $22, 4th-John Magill 848 $17, 5th-Elaine Dooley 843 $12 6th-Don Gardner 839 $9.Side Pots: Game 1 Handicap: 1st-Carl Adinolfi 312 $10, 2nd-Norm Walker 311 $7, 3rd-Sandy Viloria 306 $5.Game 2 Scratch: 1st-Gary Pagett 300 $13, 2nd Tie-Romy Villalobos & Rod Cantrell 288 $8.25.Game 3 Handicap: 1st-Ellaine Dooley 337 $10, 2nd-Carl Adinolfi 322 $7, 3rd-Bob Zentner 388 $5.3-6-9 Carryover amount: $34, Added $36, Paid out $35, New Total $35. Winner: Tony Chaco.

52nd Anniversary junior Adult tournament Final standingsBumper Division: 1st-Kaitlyn Aguirre & Valerie Aguirre 1166, 2nd-Josepg Aguirre & Jose Aguirre 1130.handicap Division: 1st-Corey Fisheli & Dave Fisheli 1378, 2nd-Joshua Villegas & Rosie Cruze 1368, 3rd-Ashley Glass & Casey Jones 1282, 4th-Nicole Rodriguez & Mark Rodri-guez 1271.scratch Division: 1st-Xavier Grunbaum & Tim Blough 1222, 2nd-Christopher DeFazio & Janine Ditch 1176.

52nd Anniversary senior no tap Final results main Division 1. $75-Manny Magno 954, 2. $57-Norm McLeod 919, 3. Tie $42 Mercy Pizarro & Joann Basilio 906, 5. $38-Jesse Contreras 903, 6. $36-Pat Bisilio 893, 7. $34-Greg Reinhard 883, 8. $32-Kathy Greenwood 882, 9. $30-Diana Eastman 880, 10. $28-Bill Young 864, 11. Tie $25-Frank Cruze & Joe Zueli 862, 13. $22-Bob Awalt 846, 14. $20-Ray Estrada 842, 15. $18-Fran Stern 841, 16. $16-Earl Liston 847, 17. Tie $13-Joseph Bacani & Teresa Doss 831, 19. $10-Walter O’hara 828.Sidepots:Game 1: 1. $26 Angelo Samperisi 334, 2. $21 Diana East-man 329, 3. Tie $14.50 Norm McLeod & Dick McKenzie 319, 5. Tie $7.50 Manny Magno & Pat Basilio 318.Game 2: 1. $32 Manny Magno 300, 2. $24 Jesse Contreras 290, 3. $18 Ozzie Randolph 276, 4. $14 Priscilla Hudson 275, 5. Tie $9 Bob R. & Jerry Roddam 264.Game 3: 1. $26 Bill Young 357, 2. $21 Mercy Pizarro 340, 3. $16 Don Moore 334, 4. $13 Gary Oslund 332, 5. $9 Brenda Rumbaugh 327, 6. $6 Greg Reinhard 323. 3-6-9 Winner: Robert Okamure $144.

52nd Anniversary luck of the Draw-Baker style tournament1st-Team Kamaaina 238, 2nd-Team 7-11 Vegas 203.Big Thanks to all the bowlers who helped celebrate our 52nd Anniversary Bash!

STUDIO CITY—HEAR YE HEAR YE: (Or should that be- READ YE READ YE?) All League bowlers and those who love bowling- Pinz is now recruiting for Winter leagues. We have leagues to fit every lifestyle! Day & Night Leagues are available! Present Pinz league bowlers can also receive $50 after the fifth week of leagues for signing up new league bowlers! So if you want to join a league or know of someone who would like to join, please contact: Brandon (818)769-7600 ext18 for more details.

PinZ ADults There is nothing Sweetness likes more than Sweeps! It’s a time when the season rolls to a close, trophies are handed out and good sportsmanship is abundant not to men-tion honey baked ham! Have you signed up for our Winter leagues? While you pick up your phone to call Brandon enjoy the following top scores: twilighters: Robert Lerman 262/690, Dan Coffelt 226/622, Shin Takel 222/583, Julieta Ward 213/598, Bob Riffle 207/586. kings and Queens: Will Pisnieski 278/677, Luke Pebler 231, Wayne Roberts 224/630, Kevin Collins 222/630, Robyn Anderson 222, Tom Wigmore 617, Jeff Coggins 610. Funseekers: Keith Rodman 277, Zoran Jacimovic 247/655, Ed Dusseau 242/613, Barry Judis 238, Tom Wig-more 235/607, Chuck Alexander 235/628, Rani Jersuhalmi 619. s.C.B.l.: Stephen Santay 276/651, Mike Malone 259/724, Mike Gurierri 258/709, Dwayne Miller 235/632, Dave Yamamoto 235/642.

PinZ juniOrs I heard from a young man who just started his first year at Bowling Green State University. Calvin explained that what he thought was just having fun every week in the Junior program was actually translating into important life lessons! For example-the three P’s: Practice, patience, and persis-tence! He also confided that the scholarships he’d received through the junior program didn’t hurt either! And let’s not leave out mentors! Our Junior Coordinator Barbara Lee is the best! It’s not just a job for her but a labor of love and bowling! So if you know a young person looking for some fun, call Pinz today! Adult junior: Treven Goldsmith 234/667, Damond Taylor 228/624, Ethan Bensinger 193/541, Jamie Spector 192, George Parker 191/505, Tyler Bensinger 505. senior scratch: Treven Goldsmith 268/844, Mario Vargas 245, Nikolai Berk 241/797, Scott Englehart 237/768, Natalie Honda 225/739, Ethan Besinger 780. junior stars: Nicholas Martinez 133/385, Nicole Marti-nez 132/359, Nick Reid 129/301, Nery Lemus 127/311, Ian Hamrick 104/284. Peewee: Andrew Parker 89/174.

PinZ sEniOrs Albert’s Irish eyes were smiling, having heard that there are many day time leagues available to join. He’s even trying to sign up his father Patrick and what a good way for father and son to bond! Remember, present Pinz league bowlers can receive $50 after the fifth week of leagues for every new bowler to Pinz they sign up! happy timers: Vicky Minceff 129/375, Russ Romo 255/605, Gary OIsen 217/569. Breakfast Club: Donna Klein 190/418, Charlene Gaffney 169/477, Pam Vaughan 146/397, Christine Stark 133/388, Doris Lazner 128/358. Coffee and Donuts: Donna Hickox 202/536, Annie Block 180/501, Hildegard Miller 176/477, Christine Stark 167, Lu-Juan Lietzke 164/454, Donna Klein 164, Elayne Klein 467. senior social: Gary Olsen 245/546, Arthur Harris 192/553, Russ Romo 184/513, Teri Bonato 180, Charlene Gaffney 159, Sam Marion 426, Joel Margolis 421. joselyn seniors: Kathy George 200/474, Barbara Abell 163/447, Jerry Rabinowitz 191, Don Thorner 180, Sol Stein 483, Gary Olsen 479.Bowler of the week: Here we go again...He is the man of the Day time league circuit. Mr. Gary Olsen knocked another grand slam bowling a 245 game during Senior Social. We all wish we could be as good as him.sweetness quote of the week: “Sports remain a great metaphor for life’s more difficult lessons. It was through athletics that many of us first came to understand that fear can be tamed; that on a team the whole is more than the sum of its parts; and that the ability to be heroic lies, to a surprising degree, within.”-Susan Casey.

Ventura County Bowlers Tour Presented by

Class Seven Clothing Co.USBC Sanctioned

Harley’s Camarillo Bowl 305 Arneill Road

Camarillo, California Sunday September 12th, 2010 Check in starts at 10:00 AM

Bowl at 11:00 AM

Pattern: 44 Feet Entry Fee: $75.00 Prize Fund: $45.00

Squad is limited to 60 bowlers Lineage: $20.00 Expense Fee: $10.00

Prize Ratio at least 1:6 (Based on 30 entries)

1st: $660 2nd: $410 3rd: $280 4th: $200 5th: $175 6th:$125

Brackets: $5 (Games 2-3-4, 5-6-7, 8-9-10) Sidepots: $20 (Covers all 10 Games)

300 Game Sidepot: $5 300 Game Pot stands at $700

For more information or to reserve a spot call Andre Good at (805) 415-7018 or Chris Shusta at (805) 889-0024.

Check out our website: www.cbc10gamer.com

Join us for our Charity Color of Money This Sat. Sept 11proceeds go to Tuesdays Children, a charity for children of 9/11.

$15 per person Check in at 8pm • Bowl at 9pmtercard

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