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OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info. Forest Lanes 6 Gamer 1PM • Saturday, July 22nd $300.00 1st Place Guaranteed 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood (562) 421-8448 Bragging Rights Open Saturday July 22nd 1:00 PM 500.00 1st Place Guaranteed Saturday No-Tap July 8th 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM 5 PM Entry Fee:$40 Sidepots Optional 6 Games FRIDA FRIDA FRIDA FRIDA FRIDAY NO NO NO NO NO-TAP AP AP AP AP 3 GAMES Every Friday At 1:00 PM $15 ENTRY FEE Includes Singles, 3-6-9 Sidepots, Insurance & Scratch Series 3-6-9 = 30.00 Entry Fee: $50.00 56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTER OPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS $ 69 $ 39 10 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax. Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply. Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials. Based on availability. Rates subject to change. Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend. No energy surcharge. SUN-THURS FRI-SAT FROM FROM 2007 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Thursday, July 6, 2006 67th Year In Publication Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 News SINCE 1940 California California California California California B OWLING THREADWORKS Wins Brunswick Invitational at Del Rio Lanes in Downey (story page 9) (l-r) Alan Steinberg, Tony Rodriguez, Larry Hanken & Anthony Carlton Jr. National Deaf Bowling News Marchione Surprised With Humanitarian Award At Las Vegas by Connie Marchione LAS VEGAS—During the 5 days Bowling Writers Association of America convention and the BPAA International Bowl Expo at Hilton Hotel and Convention Center, Columbia 300 Industries hosted a Press Awards Dinner on Tuesday evening June 27 in Hilton Hotel. The dinner with a stage show invitees were BWAA members and their spouses and new and previous USBC Hall of Famers and their spouses. This writer a long time member of BWAA and a friend, Ed Abakumoff a newly joined BWAA member attended this dinner. We sat at a table along with famous writers Chuck Pezzano and Joe Lyou, BWAA member Joan Romeo and her daughters, Hall of Famer Robin Romeo and Tori Carter. Ed also served as my inter- preter. At the completion of show and dinner, Columbia 300 host John Jowdy announced the three previously named BWAA Awards winners Carmen Salvino honored with the John O. Martino Award, Al Matzelle with the Rip Van Winkle Award and Joe Gennaro with the Mort Luby, Sr. Hall of Fame Award. Salvino and Gennaro spoke and gave their thanks and a friend spoke for Matzelle. Then Jowdy spoke on the next award Remo Picchietti Humani- tarian Award which goes to a person who unselfishly gave his or her time for the good of bowling. The winner was kept secret until announced at this Dinner. When Ed finger-spelled my name “Connie Marchione” and said it’s for you, I was shocked in disbelief. It did not get in me till after Joe told me “it is you and go”. Then I got all choked up on the way to the head table with Ed following me. Ed interpreted what I signed, “this is an unexpected surprise and I am sorry I do not know what to say but I thank you for this honor and I love you all.” About this award, the late Remo Picchietti, when President of DBA Products, started it for his company years ago to honor per- sons by surprise for his or her humanitarian efforts in bowling. When Picchiettti sold his company to Columbia 300, Columbia took over and named it, Remo Picchietti Humanitarian Award. I am proud to be among the other winners of this award and thank Columbia 300 and Jowdy for this honor. For years I have done many thankless tasks for deaf bowling which I just accept as “God knows I have done my best”. Winning this award took a load off my shoulder. Thank you, Ed for being there with me. California Bowling News reporter Connie Marchione (left) became the 21st recipient of the Remo Picchietti Humanitarian Award on June 27 during the Bowling Writers Association of Americas 73rd convention in Las Vegas. The award, presented by Columbia 300 (represented by PBA and USBC Hall of Famer John Jowdy), recognizes special individuals who have made contributions not only to the sport of bowling but to their fellow man. (Photo by Bob Cosgrove) Funeral Services will be held at Las Purisima Church in Orange on July 14, 2006 at 11am. Immediately following is the burial at Ascension Cemetery in Lake Forest. In the early evening, a celebration of Albert’s life will be held at the Concourse Bowling Center in Anaheim from 2-6pm. LAS VEGAS—If there were any doubts that dynamic pro- moter Steve Sanders would pull off his latest project – an all-new senior bowling tour – they were erased June 29 at International Bowl Expo in Las Vegas. In a press conference at- tended by over 50 bowling writ- ers and industry dignitaries at the Las Vegas Convention Cen- ter, Sanders unveiled the details of his new venture, launched his new website www.gbtour.com, and answered every question from bowling’s top writers with candid and honest replies. Joining Sanders in the con- ference were more than a dozen new GBT staffers and several legends of the sport that will compete in the events. Bowling legends Mark Roth, Johnny Petraglia, Dave Davis, and David Ozio were at the head table and pledged their support for the new tour. “This is what we’ve been waiting for,” said Roth. Davis also expressed his excite- ment by saying, “There’s snow on the roof, but we still have the fire in the belly. We want to com- pete and win as much as ever.” When asked how he would decide which tour to bowl in, Petraglia said, “I’ll bowl in both, and the great thing about this new tour is finally we will get back to a lot of the places we used to bowl and the fans will get to know us again.” Another highlight of the con- ference was the live launching of the official Generations Tour website www.gbtour.com. In front of the entire room, Andrew Aiello, GBT’s website director, Generations Tour is Full Speed Ahead Details Revealed at Bowl Expo navigated the new site to reveal its features at Sanders’ direction. A press kit given attendees contained the full 36-week schedule, feature articles on the tour and its players, and a list of 40 frequently asked questions and answers. At the Bowl Expo trade show, the GBT booth was a popular stop for attendees from across the globe. GBT also announced a regional tour pro- gram to support the new national tour. “This has been a dream of mine since we ran our first big senior event in 1996,” said Sand- ers (his Pinacle Events operated the ’96 BPAA Senior U.S. Open and two Brunswick Senior World Opens). “Now it’s finally here, and we can’t wait to get started. If we can give these great play- ers a chance to have a new career and give the fans something very special, all of the work we’ve done will be worthwhile,” added Sanders. The Generations Bowling Tour (www.gbtour.com) is a membership organization that features the greatest bowlers over the age of 50 competing in a national tour throughout the year. The GBT is offering $5 million in prize money for its 36 events and a legendary line-up of bowlers including Nelson Bur- ton Jr., Mark Roth, Dave Soutar and Marshall Holman. To complement the competitive professional tour, all GBT events will include an interactive experience for fans and bowlers of all ages. Contact: Jim Goodwin, GBT Press Director (214) 938-2540. Champions Crowned As 2006 USBC Open Championships Concludes CORPUS CHRISTI, TX— After 143 days of nearly non- stop competition, the curtain came down on the 2006 United States Bowling Congress Open Championships on Monday, and the tournament’s 103rd in- stallment ended in record fash- ion. With just one day of compe- tition remaining, former Profes- sional Women’s Bowling Asso- ciation star Wendy Macpherson of Henderson, Nev., stormed into the American Bank Center Exhibit Hall and posted an 812 series in singles to become the first woman to win a Regular continued on page 6

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  • OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 - Brackets $5 • Call Mario at (949)770-0055 for more info.

    Forest Lanes 6 Gamer1PM • Saturday, July 22nd$300.00 1st Place Guaranteed

    2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood

    (562) 421-8448

    Bragging Rights OpenSaturday July 22nd

    1:00 PM500.00 1st Place

    Guaranteed

    SaturdayNo-Tap

    July 8th5 PM5 PM5 PM5 PM5 PM

    Entry Fee:$40SidepotsOptional6 Games

    FRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAFRIDAYYYYYNONONONONO-----TTTTTAPAPAPAPAP

    3 GAMESEvery FridayAt 1:00 PM

    $15 ENTRY FEEIncludes Singles, 3-6-9

    Sidepots, Insurance& Scratch Series

    3-6-9 = 30.00

    Entry Fee:$50.00

    56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTEROPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS

    $69 $3910 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax.

    Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply.Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials.

    Based on availability. Rates subject to change.Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend.

    No energy surcharge. SUN-THURSFRI-SAT

    FROM FROM

    2007

    11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com

    Thursday, July 6, 200667th Year In Publication

    Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288

    News SINCE 1940CaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCaliforniaCalifornia BOWLING

    THREADWORKS Wins Brunswick Invitational at Del Rio Lanes in Downey (story page 9) (l-r) Alan Steinberg, Tony Rodriguez, Larry Hanken & Anthony Carlton Jr.

    National Deaf Bowling NewsMarchione Surprised With

    Humanitarian Award At Las Vegasby Connie Marchione

    LAS VEGAS—During the 5 days Bowling Writers Associationof America convention and the BPAA International Bowl Expo atHilton Hotel and Convention Center, Columbia 300 Industries hosteda Press Awards Dinner on Tuesday evening June 27 in Hilton Hotel.The dinner with a stage show invitees were BWAA members andtheir spouses and new and previous USBC Hall of Famers and theirspouses.

    This writer a long time member of BWAA and a friend, EdAbakumoff a newly joined BWAA member attended this dinner.

    We sat at a table along with famous writers Chuck Pezzano andJoe Lyou, BWAA member Joan Romeo and her daughters, Hall ofFamer Robin Romeo and Tori Carter. Ed also served as my inter-preter.

    At the completion of show and dinner, Columbia 300 host JohnJowdy announced the three previously named BWAA Awardswinners Carmen Salvino honored with the John O. Martino Award,Al Matzelle with the Rip Van Winkle Award and Joe Gennaro withthe Mort Luby, Sr. Hall of Fame Award. Salvino and Gennaro spokeand gave their thanks and a friend spoke for Matzelle.

    Then Jowdy spoke on the next award Remo Picchietti Humani-tarian Award which goes to a person who unselfishly gave his or hertime for the good of bowling. The winner was kept secret untilannounced at this Dinner.

    When Ed finger-spelled my name “Connie Marchione” and saidit’s for you, I was shocked in disbelief. It did not get in me till afterJoe told me “it is you and go”. Then I got all choked up on the wayto the head table with Ed following me. Ed interpreted what I signed,“this is an unexpected surprise and I am sorry I do not know whatto say but I thank you for this honor and I love you all.”

    About this award, the late Remo Picchietti, when President ofDBA Products, started it for his company years ago to honor per-sons by surprise for his or her humanitarian efforts in bowling.When Picchiettti sold his company to Columbia 300, Columbiatook over and named it, Remo Picchietti Humanitarian Award.

    I am proud to be among the other winners of this award andthank Columbia 300 and Jowdy for this honor. For years I havedone many thankless tasks for deaf bowling which I just accept as“God knows I have done my best”. Winning this award took a loadoff my shoulder. Thank you, Ed for being there with me.

    California Bowling News reporter Connie Marchione (left) became the21st recipient of the Remo Picchietti Humanitarian Award on June 27during the Bowling Writers Association of Americas 73rd conventionin Las Vegas. The award, presented by Columbia 300 (represented byPBA and USBC Hall of Famer John Jowdy), recognizes specialindividuals who have made contributions not only to the sport ofbowling but to their fellow man. (Photo by Bob Cosgrove)

    Funeral Services will be held atLas Purisima Church in Orange on

    July 14, 2006 at 11am.Immediately following is the burial atAscension Cemetery in Lake Forest.

    In the early evening, a celebration of Albert’slife will be held at the Concourse Bowling

    Center in Anaheim from 2-6pm.

    LAS VEGAS—If there wereany doubts that dynamic pro-moter Steve Sanders would pulloff his latest project – an all-newsenior bowling tour – they wereerased June 29 at InternationalBowl Expo in Las Vegas.

    In a press conference at-tended by over 50 bowling writ-ers and industry dignitaries atthe Las Vegas Convention Cen-ter, Sanders unveiled the detailsof his new venture, launched hisnew website www.gbtour.com,and answered every questionfrom bowling’s top writers withcandid and honest replies.

    Joining Sanders in the con-ference were more than a dozennew GBT staffers and severallegends of the sport that willcompete in the events. Bowlinglegends Mark Roth, JohnnyPetraglia, Dave Davis, and DavidOzio were at the head table andpledged their support for thenew tour. “This is what we’vebeen waiting for,” said Roth.Davis also expressed his excite-ment by saying, “There’s snowon the roof, but we still have thefire in the belly. We want to com-pete and win as much as ever.”

    When asked how he woulddecide which tour to bowl in,Petraglia said, “I’ll bowl in both,and the great thing about thisnew tour is finally we will getback to a lot of the places weused to bowl and the fans willget to know us again.”

    Another highlight of the con-ference was the live launching ofthe official Generations Tourwebsite www.gbtour.com. Infront of the entire room, AndrewAiello, GBT’s website director,

    Generations Tour is Full Speed AheadDetails Revealed at Bowl Expo

    navigated the new site to revealits features at Sanders’ direction.

    A press kit given attendeescontained the full 36-weekschedule, feature articles on thetour and its players, and a list of40 frequently asked questionsand answers. At the Bowl Expotrade show, the GBT booth wasa popular stop for attendeesfrom across the globe. GBT alsoannounced a regional tour pro-gram to support the new nationaltour.

    “This has been a dream ofmine since we ran our first bigsenior event in 1996,” said Sand-ers (his Pinacle Events operatedthe ’96 BPAA Senior U.S. Openand two Brunswick Senior WorldOpens). “Now it’s finally here,and we can’t wait to get started.If we can give these great play-ers a chance to have a new careerand give the fans something veryspecial, all of the work we’vedone will be worthwhile,” addedSanders.

    The Generations BowlingTour (www.gbtour.com) is amembership organization thatfeatures the greatest bowlersover the age of 50 competing ina national tour throughout theyear. The GBT is offering $5million in prize money for its 36events and a legendary line-upof bowlers including Nelson Bur-ton Jr., Mark Roth, Dave Soutarand Marshall Holman. Tocomplement the competitiveprofessional tour, all GBTevents will include an interactiveexperience for fans and bowlersof all ages. Contact: JimGoodwin, GBT Press Director(214) 938-2540.

    ChampionsCrowned As 2006

    USBC OpenChampionships

    ConcludesCORPUS CHRISTI, TX—

    After 143 days of nearly non-stop competition, the curtaincame down on the 2006 UnitedStates Bowling Congress OpenChampionships on Monday,and the tournament’s 103rd in-stallment ended in record fash-ion.

    With just one day of compe-tition remaining, former Profes-sional Women’s Bowling Asso-ciation star Wendy Macphersonof Henderson, Nev., stormedinto the American Bank CenterExhibit Hall and posted an 812series in singles to become thefirst woman to win a Regular

    continued on page 6

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006Page 2 BOWLING NEWS

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    Seeking an Association Manager. The Association Manager is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the California USBC Association, providing administrative support and the coordination of services necessary to comply with United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Performance Standards. The Association Manager should have knowledge of bowling management, office and organizational skills, and basic computer skills. Experience with WINLABS, Quickbooks MS Word and other Microsoft applications is required. Applicant must have strong communication and business management skills. A detailed Job Description and Application is available from Larry Peppers, Selection Committee Chair, email [email protected]. Salary will be $48,000 to $60,000 per year, depending upon experience. The Application must be completed, signed and returned with any other related information provided. Completed applications should be forwarded to: Larry Peppers California USBC Association Selection Committee Chair

    42 Burlington Drive Petaluma, CA 94952

    All applications must be received by July 14, 2006.

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    Sharing With A Friend On The Lanesby Sue Mellott

    SACRAMENTO—Where California Women’s ChampionshipTournament is currently being held, brought two friends togetheronce again, who have volunteer their service of 35 and 33 years toour bowling sport. A wonderful friendship developed throughoutthese years of support and love of bowling. I would like-to sharewith you a story of friendship to a friend from a friend.

    Juanita Campbell and Phyl Knoll have known each other manyyears while attending Conventions and bowling tournaments. Theyboth have worked hard helping and sharing in their associations..The following gives you an idea of their dedication over the years.Phyl is well known for all the activities she is involved in through-out her 35 years of dedication. She has served as President of LosAngeles WBA not only once but twice, served on all committees,appointed to CWBA Board, by Mary Lynly, and presently is direc-tor on the USBC Board. Juanita has served 33 years on the follow-ing WBA Boards. Santa Rosa WA Board for 22 years as a Director,on the Ways & Means Committee, and Senior Activity committee.She was also, on the San Francisco WBA Board, serving as Ser-geant-at- Arms, BVL Chairman for 12 years, and Vice President of500 club.

    Juanita received her 25 year plaque this year, as she bowled inCWBA’s Championship Tournament. Upon receiving this awardshe remarked, “How gratifying it is, to receive this award”.

    FRIEND — a well-wisher, or supporter. Five years ago Juanitawas presented, by CWBA president, Linda Johnson a 75 year neck-lace award, which represents 75 years of age. Congratulations Juanitafor your devotion to our sport.

    CWBA has given this award out over the years to women bowlersthat have participated in our great sport. This year, I’m sure, womenbowlers were highly disappointed to find out the 75 year necklaceis no longer available. I know of one in particular, Phyl Knoll. Shewas short four days last year, and didn’t receive hers. Phyl waslooking forward to receiving the necklace award this year.

    While bowling team event, Juanita and Phyl were discussinghow nice the necklace looks and what a great award to receive. Yousee Juanita, was wearing her necklace that displays — CaliforniaWBA, outlines the state of California, a woman bowler, and sev-enty-five years. Juanita saw how disappointed Phyl was - so, guesswhat? Juanita took her necklace off and put it on Phyl saying, “Iwant you to have this” giving Phyl a hug.

    That’s a wonderful thing to do for a friend! Being a well-wisher,Juanita ~said to me, “I wanted someone to have the necklace thatwould appreciate it, and if you have a family member who is notaware of our sport, they would get rid of it, they would not under-stand its worth”. “I wanted to share the happiness of what the 75year necklace award means”.

    In closing this supporter, Juanita, has invited many people intoour sport to have fun and enjoy, and she is an example of what shesays. Isn’t this what it’s all about? My thanks Juanita it was mypleasure to share with you the joy bowling Has brought you.

    Juanita Campbell & Phyl Knoll (wearing necklace)

    www.californiabowlingnews.com

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    Fireworks for the 4th are a thing of the past but not so on thelanes. Here are the latest scores.

    Senior Swingers rocketed with scratch scores from Jim Emery234/670, Arthur Wolf 222/551, Lillian Kleinman 184/487, Sue Rapp167, Audrey Bales 167 and Jean Vogt 457. Handicap high went toJohn Carmody 259/687.

    Monday 680 blasted off with scratch scores from John Mackenzie248, Rick Stouffer 247/687, Dana Green 678, Debbie Martenson209, Lois Ohrenstein 204/546 and Carol Thrasher 540. Handicaphonors go to Ken Jones 252, John Poteet 695 and Natalie Cabie633.

    There were bursts of light from the Robby’s Mixed Scratchfrom Angelo Dixon 269/755, Andre Griffin 266, Ken Jones 265,Kevin Davidson 698, Wayne Miller 694, Cara Cooper 203/599,Cheryl Mc Donald 189/526 and Tish Plotkin 184/505.

    I Hop made fire in the sky with scratch scores from DarrowTiongco 258/675, Jim Burnett 233/629, Dave Boehmer 226/637,Moira Harris 197/560, Laura Wise 190/469 and Ruth Myren 169/483. Handicap highs went to Daniel Thota 255/667, Ed Silber 247,Chris Sim 688, Zima Diaz 244 and Clarice Lee 646.

    Orbits were bursting brightly with handicap scores fromMarianne Cochran 261/682, Mary Corrington 231/613, Karen Dukes224 and Carol Freebairn 224/628.

    Cartoon Network lit with a bang with scratch scores from BoBenigo 199/367, Roger Webb 186/348, Valentina Zeldana 140/264and Alicia Parkinson 114/223. Handicap honors went to Mike Collins223/415 and Rossi Lazarova 198/364.

    Flashing flags in the Holy Bowlers were Joey Navarro 258/444,Jim Gannon 186/357, Steve Falchini 166/327, Tracy Chow 186/314, Kathy Marriott 150/273 and Anita Gannon 148/276. Handi-cap highs went to Ernie Villareal 224/427 and Isabel Velladao 212/417.

    It was a short fuse in the Guys & Dolls with scratch scoresfrom Mario Reid 269, George Vanderveen 268, Brad Wilson 705,Greg Angell 693, Julie Lizakowski 181/539 and Trina White 180/516. Handicap highs went to Gloria slate 238 and Lynn Cohen 690.

    Wed. Nite Handicap lit the horizon with scratch scores fromSteve Di Bartolomeo 290, Dave Brouse 279/783, Shain Duff 728,Cheryl Mc Donald 232/622 and Cara Cooper 230/649. Handicaphonors went to Marcy Salazar 256 and Kat Stanley 676.

    Thursday Senior Foursome was aflame with scratch scoresfrom Jim Emery 242/622, Steve Torok 210, Bill Rowland 539, SeikiTluczek 191/462 and Marcy Keables 180/501. Handicap highswent to Julie Peters 239 and Barbara Rownd 629.

    It was a fireworks grand finale when Dave Boehmer rolled his300 in the Thursday 885. He finished with a 735 series. Othergreat scratch scores were from Steve Shakespeare 278, Phil Nunez717, Cara Cooper 245/643 and Peggy Eklund 212/585. Handicaphonors went to Michael Onkels 293 and Patty Duncan 244.

    Sunday Laughlin burst out with scratch scores from Vance Bennett280/687, Kevin Foy 266/705, Cheryl Mc Donald 210/562 and Coleen

    Pickwick Jr’sby Tish Plotkin

    The Bumpers were fire-crackers with great scores fromThomas Talbot 77/151, AshleyOrozco 92/172 and Blair Tho-mas 83/162. You have to saythey were popping!

    The Preps are grand masterswith scratch scores from BryanCaldwell 163/413, CaelanDoorley 136, Stephen Orozco334, Raylin Rivera 156/414,Heather Bussard 105, IsabelLopez 105 and KelseyReynolds 298. Handicap hon-ors went to Joseph Eide 164.

    There were high-flyingscratch scores in the Juniorsfrom Danny Garcia 212/596,Ryan Simon 204/557, MathewZolian 195/527, DanettePeppler 169/420, Patty Shaffer159/419, Megan Hazzard 157and Heather Isaacs 157/449.

    Handicap high fives go toMax Reynolds 238/655, RyanBeckett 228, Dylan Sober 227/650, Jillian Eklund 205/598 andJacqueline Poteet 562.

    We are coming closer andcloser to the State Tournament.Keep those scores rolling!

    STUDIO CITY — Well, the cookouts and barbeques areburned out but the coals are just being stoked here at Pinz.We have our hamburgers and hot dogs ready to toast onhow hot the scores are getting. No joke, no sarcasm, wellmabybe a bit of sarcasm, but it never killed anybody. so,toast your buns with these hot scores:

    PINZ ADULTSTavern Guild: Tina Rukstalis 214-223/608, Curt Zellers

    201-214/605, Ed Dusseau 201/578, T. R. Burton 215/540.Twilighters: Matt Risch 279-208-246/733, Darrell

    Meyerhoff 235-236-258/729, Damond Taylor 264-247/695,Larry Schneider 203-226-247/676, Steven Knox 201/582.

    Kings and Queens: Hector Hernandez 204-247/624, Os-car Manzanares 226/599, Lance Robinson 201-211/581,Kevin Collins 200-221/566.

    Funseekers: Keane Murakami 217-156/651, Yoshi Oka200-214/611, Jeff Pifko 258/597.

    S.C.B.L.: Brian Patterson 238-203/626, Byron Patterson213/592, Tony Laanan 213-203/564.

    PINZ JUNIORSDJ Johnny John is counting on all of you to put up some

    great scores for this year’s tournament in San Diego. He isour resident DJ and is just waiting to read all the good newsthat your big games will provide. Take a look at this week’sscores:

    Senior Scratch: Griffin Roth 257-224/829, Leanne Jilek193/727, Brittlan Halpern 226/723.

    Senior Galaxies: Treven Goldsmith 187/551, Micah Jaffee178/509, Natalie Kato 189/500, Natalie Honda 170/488.

    Junior Stars: Jonathan Berk 129/346, Mario Vargas 103/261, Nicole Martinez 81/203.

    PeeWee Bumpers: Jack McEnvoy 84/162, Paul McEnvoy84-84/156.

    PINZ SENIORSStop downing the Metamucil and let those scores keep

    flowing. The high games are coming at an expedient paceand the flow can’t stop with the excellence you have estab-lished in your bowling games.

    Joslyn Seniors: Sol Stein 189/558, Al Platkowsky 181/529, Tony Piscuskas 174/491.

    Senior Social: Gary Olsen 214/561, George Linsacum170/460, Charlene Gaffney 161/453, Christine Stark 132/358.

    Happy Timers: Ken Berkenheim 181/581, GasSumanpong 171/451, Yolanda Dragotta 154/433.

    Coffee and Donuts: Sharon Lawrence 185/480, HildegardMiller 164/474, Elayne Klein 179/455, Donna Klein 170/453.

    Glad you didn’t lose any digits this past 4th, now you cangrip the ball and rip it — Dan Sweet.

    Canoga Park Jrs.WINNETKA — Hello. This week we have a short version of our

    junior column from Canoga Park Bowl.Adult/Jr. Doubles: Drew Stern 265/573, Russell McFadden Jr. 226-

    212/573, Kevin Gross 179/533, Sharon Weger 190/515, Daniel Wil-liams 190/502.

    Kingpins: Allan Fisher 169/294, Ethan Dean 141/245, MichaelDorfman 134/238, Ashley Martin 148, Tracy Hodge 146, ArgieSousoures 139, Beth Lazaroff 123, Mirriam Moldonodo 91, AlisonDickson 70.

    Juniors, get an adult partner and come on over to Canoga ParkBowl on Saturday, July 8th for our Adult Junior No-Tap DoublesTournament. Bowling starts at 1:00 p.m. so get here early to check-in. Entry fee is $20 per team. Call the bowl if you need a partner.

    Take care and have a good week.

    Canoga Park Srs.WINNETKA — Hi. Hope you

    seniors are staying out ofthe heat, and keeping coolin our air conditioned bowl-ing center here at CanogaPark Bowl.

    Funtimers: Dave Folck236-228-243/707, Al Reiswig234-266/693, Rick Greenz-weight 204-248-214/666.Hung-Lay Quon 229-238/637,Bob Adams 207-225/615,Eleanor Weaver 201-200/581,Carolyn Scherzberg 193/555,Bertha Willard 189/545,Donna Mae Brown 170/466,Carolyn Greenwood 158/452.

    39’Ers Senior Trio: AlReiswig 268/690, Hung-LayQuon 687, Scotty Alavazo256/667, Dave Folck 278/654,Bill Robb 614, CarolynScherzberg 178/517, ShirlRadamaker 179/496, KayLeovy 177/490, MagueriteMcDur 476, Sylvia Kesilis 474,Homer Hammaond 287, MelNeiditch 248, Ellen Hogan 178,Bernice Swerdlod 173.

    WINNETKA — Hi. All you adult bowlers get a junior part-ner for our Saturday, July 8th Adult Junior No-Tap DoublesTournament here at Canoga Park Bowl. Bowling starts at1:00 p.m. so check-in early. Lots of fun for only $20 perteam. Call the center if you need more information.

    We’re anxious to give you the high scores as it looks likewe have some outstanding scores to report.

    Adult/Jr. Doubles: Bill Williams 258-214-232/704, EricRhodes 258-221/663, Ray Stoy 206-236/641, RussellMcFadden 214.

    Phil-Am: Paul Layosa 235/603, Bert Araneta 202/589,Helen Ventenilla 235/588, Socorro King 203, Hucson Chua201/531.

    Viva Las Vegas: Curt Litzenberger 256-224-226/706,James Smith Jr. 222-216-243/681, Eric Rhodes 203-224-234/661, Jossua Kossow 254/636, Stephanie Mendez 165/459.

    River Maniacs: Congratulations to Jon Varela II on his300-257-296/843. Johnnie Englehart 258-267-245/770,Charlie Deciga 246-220-252/718, Corey Yaktos 247-269/705, Gabriel Villa 234-234-214/682, Dean Sarrocco 278-204/672, Percy Manansala 220-253/663, Michael McMahon235-219-200/654, Dan Kline 226-233/653, Monise Kelly 198/510, Kathy Villa 507, Wendie Brown 200.

    Monday Nite Live: Dan Onestinghel 213-237-236/686,Robert Joseph 268-225/662, Homer Hammond 248-257/649, Nancy Cottrell 244/553.

    Monday Pick A Ball Dbls.: (4-games) James Smith Jr.216-239-200-247/902, Curt Litzenberger 257-214/840, BillWilliams 259-258/835, Otis Mobley 214-233/775, MarshaWilliams 733, Daniel Williams 227.

    Leftovers: Jonna Barr 213-211/592, Helen Layfield 200-220/588, Connie Wannomae 214/556, Beverly Zietz 524,Petra Kaun 514, Karen McDonald 203.

    Comedians: Jason Hoffer 223-258-226/707, Chris Husby204-226-225/655, Al Myers 238-215/648, David Guilmette223-246/640, Russ Gothrick 220-223/635, Judy Valazza 236/590, Mary Becker 528, Lizette Stevenson 503.

    League Of Our Own: Ernesto Layon 266-205-235/706,Bryan Gutierrez 212-264-221/697, Carlos Rubio 235-226/636, Jeff Page 220-204/614, Jay Lagmay 216, Matt Hung267, Zess Novales 206-205, Nerissa Pasagobras 212/494.

    Newcomers: Tan Sanchez 205-214-230/649, Jim Laszlo258/607, Mytra Jimenez 134/349.

    Match Point Doubles: (4-games) Ruben Sarkissiaan230-269-219-238/956, Robert Pellicci 290-259/927, MikeWillis 258-257-217/926, Robert Harris 220-243-227/211/901, Dan Onestinghel 239-218-255/885, Mark Palos 218-203-235-225/881, Bob Scherzberg 224-202-249-204/879,Daniel B. Lee 234-230-246/848.

    500 Classic: Mary Lauer 194/553, Carol Casuga 526,Marian McWilliams 517, Karen McDonald 517, Joanne Ray513.

    Pizza & Bowl: Frank Villegas 176/506, Andrew Johnson177/501, Andrea O’Borsky 162/465.

    The Classics: Pam Findl 238/633, Michael Witt 235/572,Louis Enriquez 226/558, Tina Enriquez 553, Sami Scott 552,Leah Hoffman 535, Sharon Enriquez 509, Deanna Snow230.

    B’nai Brith Classic: Alan Rothstein 232/655, GeorgeLippert 226/648, Bernie Schatz 233/607, Joey Agiert 226,Steve Horenstein 213, Thomas Flynn 213.

    Thursday Pick A Ball Doubles: (4-games) AnthonyPavlows 278/921, Blake Murillo 269/900, Percy Manansala246/842, Scott Friedman 838, Louis D. Gross 256/823,Teresa Lauer 223, Bev Zietz 201/691, Scott Crawford 255.

    A great week of high scores. Looking forward to morenext week. See ya.

    SENIOR ALIBI NO-TAP TOURNAMENT

    June 27, 2006OFFICIAL RESULTS

    MEN’S DIVISION1. Hung-Lay Quon 939 $14.002. Al Reiswig 874 9.003. Harold Nakaoka 873 8.004. Mel Matthews 831 FE

    SIDEPOTS(Scores Include Handicap)

    Game 1: Doyle Miller 316 12.00 Mel Mathews, tie 313 3.50 Hung-Lay Quon, tie 313 3.50Game 2: Hung-Lay Quon 313 12.00 Al Reiswig 285 7.00Game 3: Harold Nakaoka 321 12.00 Hung-Lay Quon 313 7.00Game 4: Sus Tellio 314 12.00 Al Reiswig 307 7.00

    WOMEN’S DIVISION1. Judy Valazza 867 14.002. Freda Leibson 863 FE

    SIDEPOTS(Scores Include Handicap)

    Game 1: Freda Leibson 301 9.00Game 2: Peggy Howard 313 9.00Game 3: Freda Leibson 306 9.00Game 4: Margaret Knith 311 9.00

    300 POTHung-Lay Quon andHarold Nakaoka, each 24.00Carryover for July 11th 17.00

    CONGRATULATIONSHung-Lay Quon

    300-300-300

    Richmond 198/558. Handicaphighs went to Charles Holt 721,Abbie Wisdom 252/678 andKendra Dousette 240.

    That wraps it up for now.Until later, I’ll see you on thelanes.

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006 Page 5BOWLING NEWS

    American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • FAX: 562-929-2706 • www.abta1.com

    The ABTA Presented The AnnualAwards at Their Gold Coast Party

    Over $3,500 in Free Raffle PrizesDonated By The ABTA Were Won

    By Those Attending!

    HAPPY AT THE ABTA AWARDS PARTY: (left to right) AnthonyBorci shows his wife Beth the TV set he won; Josie Matsumotowon the VCR/DVD.

    300 GAME AWARDS: (left to right) Jason Lavoie is congratu-lated by his wife, Steve Hower with his daughter, Jeff Garrisonhad two perfectos, and Romy Cajucom.

    SUPER SENIOR BOWLERS OF THE YEAR: (left to right) ElyCruz, Esther Tambio, Rico Cayton.

    ABTA MALE SPORTSMANSHIP WINNERS:(left to right) JackWade, Tommy Newman, John Gonzales.

    FEMALE BOWLERS OF THE YEARMichele Tucker and Beth Borci

    MALE BOWLERS OF THE YEAR Sol Cericos and Jason Lavoie

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006Page 6 BOWLING NEWS

    1st Win ForThe Other P2!

    SAN DIEGO—At the NABIFourth of July Tournament heldover the weekend at Kearny MesaBowl, Paul Phounsavath grabbedhis first title. Paul was very com-fortable with Kearny’s conditions,as he bowled exceptionally wellall weekend. Seeded #2 in the fi-nals, his first match was againstthe other P2, Paul Passarino.

    Everyone knew a “Paul”would win, but the match was closeall the way through, & at the end,Paul Phounsavath advanced to thetitle match against James Smith.By this time, Paul was so focusedthat even Superman would havehad a hard time outscoring him!Paul did prevail, & now is a NABIChampion. Congratulations!Other top five participants wereSimon Nophalath & SteveLanning.

    In perpetual pot action,George Hebert, Gericho Bungay,Ed Johnson, Arlene Bautista &Smith shared the 3-6-9, Lanningcollected the 300 handicap pot &Mike Lopez, Nophalath &Bungay all rolled 9 in a row toshare that pot.

    Earning $50 guaranteedsidepots were Jose Bautista, SteveSimmons, Homer Bautista, JustinWhiteley, Brian Watkins, RickStangler (3), Arlene Bautista,Lopez, Nophalath, Smith,Lanning (2), Phounsavath (2), &Bungay (2).

    NABI Week 2006 (July 14-21), is next on our schedule, solocally we will begin the last partof the year on August 5th at MiraMesa. Be sure to check for squadtimes in this publication on the4th. Join us when we return onthe 5th … we’ll save a cookie foryou!!

    L.V. Bowl/ExpoLures WorldPin Devotees

    by Frank KietzLAS VEGAS — Yes, yes,

    Hilton Hotel/ConventionCenter’s International Bowl/Expo (Trade Show) attractedthousands of those who like toroll balls at pins (objects) lastweek (June 25-30, 2006) to theircasino. There was a mix, peoplewho sell those products to eagerbusinesses who lure the publicto enjoy them.

    For a near century, hand-setAmerican Tenpins was the starattraction. Slowly they devel-oped machines to set up-rightsanctioned pins on lanes thatpeople used regulation balls toknock them down, while a com-puter kept score.

    And, accessories that made thegame competitive, then easier,pleasant to play, like shoes, ap-parel, hard rubber balls, thenfancy and expensive ones.

    The host Hilton had every-thing. So did the Bowling Pro-prietors Association of America,who put the show together; amarvelous job. They got everypurveyor, manufacturer, sup-plier. They didn’t miss a thing,pool tables, amusement games,even mini-alleys (all kinds ofapparatuses you could roll ballsat pins), string-setters, fromChina, a table with cues and cue-balls to knock down mini-pins.

    Oh, the fun part. Food andbeverages, even health drinks(from Acai Berries). If blockingdidn’t work, an ancient secretfrom the rainforest might do it.Try it, you might like it.

    It wasn’t too long ago the call“beer frame” thrilled the propri-etor. Now it’s creative

    Division title.The 38-year-old right-

    hander, who already owns fourtitles at the USBC Women’sChampionships and three USBCQueens victories, posted gamesof 248, 300 and 264 to edge pastNorm Titus of Columbia, Tenn.,who finished second with 811.

    Macpherson’s perfect gamewas the second of the year by awoman and the third in the his-tory of the Open Champion-ships. In addition, she joinedKristal Scott of Wichita, Kan.,as the only two women to recordan 800 series on the tournamentlanes. Scott made headlines whenshe rolled an 816 series duringteam event.

    “I would never have imaginedthat something like this couldhappen,” said Macpherson, a20-time PWBA champion. “Inever looked at the top scores,and I didn’t really think about itmuch until I started throwing alot of strikes. Being announcedas a champion is something ev-ery bowler thinks about back inthe squad room, and I’m just re-ally proud and excited.”

    USBC Hall of Famer andthree-time Open Champion-ships titlist Steve Fehr of Cin-cinnati waited 24 years to findhis way back into the winner’scircle at the Open Champion-ships. Since his last title cameon the final day of team compe-tition in 1982, he was on theedge of his seat until the verylast team finished bowling Sun-day night.

    Fehr helped BrowningPontiac to a 3,496 effort, thethird highest team total in tour-nament history. George GohaganIII led the way with 715 and wasfollowed by Ken Jessee (710),Jon Murph (710), Ken Abner(696) and Fehr (665).

    “It was so hard to wait all ofthese weeks, but it was such athrill to sweat it out everyday,”said Fehr, who also won the 1994USBC Masters. “But no matterhow good your score is, it’s notsafe until it’s all over. Gettingclose or being in the hunt are al-ways fun, but nothing comparesto grabbing a title, especially af-ter all these years.”

    In addition to Fehr’s returnto the top, USBC Director SamLantto of Eden Prairie, Minn.,led his Linds Lakers 1 team-mates to another Team All-Events crown, the same eventthe group won together at the2002 event in Billings, Mont.

    The group finished its 45games with a 9,940 total thisyear. Lantto contributed 2,147and was followed by USBC Hallof Famer Todd Savoy (2,037),Charles Vashaw (1,952), JohnEiss (1,943) and Gary Green(1,861).

    “This is just as special as thefirst time, and it’s even betterbecause it was the same fiveguys,” said Lantto, who leadsthe tournament’s lifetime aver-age list with 215.4. “This tour-nament has always been impor-tant to us, and when we go outthere we just want to representthe sport and each other the bestwe can. No matter how we bowlwe’re out there to have fun, butthere’s nothing like winning.”

    In Regular All-Events andRegular Doubles, there werefirst-time winners. DaveMitchell of Farmington, Minn.,shot 780 in team, 757 in singlesand 652 in doubles to take homethe all-events title with 2,189,while Bobby Stives of El Paso,Texas, and Paul Yoder of Albu-querque, N.M., teamed up tograb the doubles crown with1,497.

    “To be able to bowl that welland win a national title is amaz-ing, and I’m glad I can relax andfinally stop watching the scoreson the Internet everyday,”Mitchell said. “Everyone toldme my score would hold up, but

    there were some big scores alongthe way and I got pretty ner-vous a few times.”

    In the Classified Division,Torkelson Construction ofClarion, Iowa, held on to the topspot for nearly four months be-fore getting the call that its 2,878total was enough to claim theClassified Team title. TroySchultz led the way with 647and was followed by GregSchipull (599), Roger Haupt(578), Dustin Elston (545) andEric Douglass (509).

    The Classified Singles titlewent to Shawn Fisher of Albu-querque, N.M., who shot 684,while David Clauss of Chicagoand Robert Tukker Jr. of MountProspect, Ill., combined to shoot1,248 for the Classified Doubleswin. Kirby Lomax of Gainesville,Ga., won Classified All-Eventswith 1,861.

    To be eligible for competitionin the Classified Division, teamsmust have a combined averageof 900 or less, doubles teamsmust have a combined averageof 360 or less and a bowler mustenter at 180 or below for singlesand all-events.

    “Even last year when we fin-ished eighth in team, I told themwe could definitely do better, andthis year we did,” Schultz said.“I never thought we could’veheld on for so long, and I reallycan’t put it into words quite yet.We got together yesterday andtalked about it, and I am just re-lieved that it’s over and we heldon.”

    The 2006 Open Champion-ships began on Feb. 11 and com-petition continued from 7 a.m.until 2 a.m. for nearly fivemonths. During that time, morethan 63,000 bowlers on 12,606teams made their way to theAmerican Bank Center ExhibitHall for the second largest eventto be held outside of Reno, Nev.,and competed for more than$4.5 million in prize money. Nextyear, the Open Championshipsreturns to the National BowlingStadium in Reno and more than10,000 teams already are regis-tered.

    USBC OPENcontinued from page 1

    bartending, fancy wine, mixedhard drinks. Leading breweriestook center stage, with regularsamples, also introducing newsoft drinks.

    The make a sale, or get to aperson’s heart or pocket book,go through their stomach —commissaries were busy feedingtagged visitors the new style fastfood on wheels — every fastdish imaginable — back doordelivered.

    Brunswick and recentlymerged AMF, QubicaAMF, hadthe big booths, biggest salesforce, pro bowlers, about a dozensigned autographs: U.S.B.C.,bowling writers (B.W.A.A.),B.P.A.A., Dexter (shoes), balldistributors, and a number ofaccessory companies hadbooths.

    The serious side of the Expowas the seminars, 32 of them,covering every business matter,some free, others had fees. Theywere all filled.

    Former New York MayorRudy Giuliani, noted worldleader was the General Sessionkeynote spearker, sponsored byQubicaAMF. Bob Cooper, au-thority on business success, wasthe opening keynote speaker.

    Closing the sessions, leavingthe guests with a smile, was“Heeeere’s Johnny (Carson’sABC-TV Tonight Show) an-nouncer, Ed McMahan. Thiswas a B.P.A.A. early morningbreakfast eating meeting.

    After McMahan and thebreakfast, enthused Californiaproprietors, their managers, fi-nancial advisors had their finalparade through long aisles ofitems they could possibly attractpaying customers — there wasplenty of bargaining. Chancesare good that nearby centers willhave one of more of those items.

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006 Page 7BOWLING NEWS

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006Page 8 BOWLING NEWS

    CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

    BRAGGING RIGHTS OPENBRAGGING RIGHTS OPENBRAGGING RIGHTS OPENBRAGGING RIGHTS OPENBRAGGING RIGHTS OPENSaturday July 22nd, 1 PMSaturday July 22nd, 1 PMSaturday July 22nd, 1 PMSaturday July 22nd, 1 PMSaturday July 22nd, 1 PM

    4 GAMES SCRATCH, MOVE LANES AFTER EACH GAMETOP 5 SCORES WILL BOWL T.V. STYLE ROLL-OFF WITH PBA GOLD PINS

    PRIZE FUND PAYS ONE PLACE FOR EVERY SIX ENTRIES

    FIRST PLACE $500.00 GUARANTEEDENTRY FEE: $40.00 • SIDEPOTS $20.00 OPTIONAL

    Cash or Credit Cards Only

    BRONZE CONFERENCEAugust 18 - 20, 2006

    Cal Bowl2500 East Carson Street, Lakewood, CA 90712 • 562-421-8448

    Coaches attending this two and one-half day program will receive training that will prepare them to work with intermediate level bowlers. This training also is designed to supply individualswith the tools and information to pursue coaching as a profession. This course continues the development of the four essential keys of bowling, including the physical game, lane play,equipment and mental game. Various tools such as drills, videotaping and video analysis are introduced. On-lane training includes participation in the process of giving a lesson to a bowler.Coaches may have the manual shipped ahead for an addional $10 - a minimum 2 weeks required. Cancellation requests received prior to “register by” date will receive a refund, less $30administrative fee.

    YOU MUST ATTEND THE ENTIRE SEMINAR AND PASS THE EXAM TO EARN CERTIFICATION

    FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 1-800-514-BOWL, EXT. 3169

    FEES $275 on or before August 3, 2006 ($305 after) SCHEDULE Friday August 18th 6:30PM - 9:30PMcheck-in begins at 6:00PMSaturday, August 19th 9:00AM - 5:00PMSunday, August 20th 9:00AM - 3:00PM

    PREREQUISITES Level I REGSITER BY August 3rd, 2006INSTRUCTOR USBC Coaching instructor CANCELLATION DATE This class may be cancelled if a minimum number of participants

    [email protected] do not register by August 3rd, 2006.

    Lemons is Sweet in ABTA LeagueTeam 3 and Team 14 are first round winners after revision. Due to an inaccurate

    average, the first round had a different winner after disqualification of a bowler andTeam 14 was 2nd place.

    The Second round ( 6 Weeks) started last Thursday and saw Marcus Lemons seta new Hi Series mark for the League with his fine 249-279-219/747 set. He was fol-lowed by Tommy Newman’s fine 214-259-249/722. Alonzo Lemons fired a 267/720,E. J. Rogers K Jr 255/70, The “Iron Man” Julian Conwi 242/689, Big Mark Fowler247/687and Tim Crowder had a nice 258/684

    The Ladies were led by Belinda Crowder 234/634, Sandra Johnson 233/620,Angel Ward 257/ 595,Rita Wahl *193 *Triplicate 193’s* 579 and Debra Sanders203/571

    SIDE POT $45 G 1-TIM CROWDER 258 G 2-MARCUS LEMONS 279 G 3-TOMMY NEWMAN 249 $35

    SUPER POT- TOMMY NEWMAN 249 $105The MATCH GAME worth $638.00 was not matched as a score of 160 was drawn

    with no winner and is estimated $735 this week for $2.00.The Dollar Doubles were won by Marcus Lemons and Alonzo Lemons 546 $240.Runner ups were Brian Reyes/Tommy Newman 503 $60.Winner of the weekly ABTA tournament entry was Greg DarrowMake plans to field your team for our winter league which will pay $12,000 first

    with 30 teams. League is 774 Mixed four any combo with a two year book enteringrule.

    LAKEWOOD — Hi. This Saturday, July 8th at Cal Bowl it’s our monthly No-Tap at 5:00 p.m. It’s six games for an entry fee of only $40 with optionalsidepots. Call all your no-tap friends and come on over. Now for our weeklyhigh scores...

    CAL BOWLEROS(June 20, 2006) Glenda Harvey 223-206/610, Luvinia Taylor 232/598, Margo

    McClain 200/582, Ella Hayes 203/572, Jerry Whitehurst 235-201/551, CaroleFischer 506, Betty Moss 207, Cathy Wyatt 202. (June 27, 2006) CaroleFischer 244/597, Almeta Cobbs 204/579, Kathy Allen 210/568, Cathy Wyatt209/553, Marie Collier 201/543, Glenda Harvey 215/543, Luvinia Taylor 215/524.

    CAL STARSLaRuth Murray 182-183-215/582, Shonna Hernandez 207-178-161/546, Mary

    Spencer 154-159-193/506, Betty Phillips 177-143-177/497, Jerry Whitehurst180-137-164/481.

    WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEGuy Hunsinger 191-217-228/636, Matt Mosley 233-185-190/608, Don Ott

    181-276-160/617, Vicky Carter 209, John Lynch 216, Steve Majick Jr. 201,Larry Movera 200, Shannon Santos 230, Sonny Santos 218-200, J.J. Scott237, David Wall 211.

    LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESDanny Collins 200-210-210/620, Rick Sharp 233-221/601, Grover Dye 236/

    598, Benjie Calinawan 222/597, Matthew Smith 231, Ondra Lucas Sr. 214,R.J. Perkins 204, Ed Kuder 203, Dupree Millsap 202, Cesar Usi 200, RudyDirecto 196,Joe Contreras&J.J. Scott,191 each.

    YOUNG AT HEART(June 26, 2006) Connie Lopez 108-98-110/316, Rosalind Harris 89-81-116/

    286, Rachel Bright 110-126-118/354, June Skulick 94-100-135/329, DottieCastillo 108-166-183/457, Gene Skulick 223-169-211/603, Audrey Johnson130-106-114/350, Leroy Canaday 138-130-149/417, Albert Burnett 163-151-130/444, Tua Sula 168-139-210/517, Lynette Williams 118-134-131/383, FaleSula 147-185-175/507, Art Nelson 155-166-121/442, Gene Hammons 163-133-184/480, Ed Johnson 159-209-144/512, Walt Cash 183-154-150/487, MacMcNealy 173-161-195/529, Earl Hullett 290-198-223/711, Maria Larason 134-124-127/385, Eva Hammons 72-83-82/237, Josh Hudson 180-163-207/550,Ellis Houston 166-168-222/556, Willie Young 163-160-183/506, Willie Creer159-130-186/473. (July 3, 2006) Ellis Houston 149-238-214/601, Tom Pettway182-186-214/582, Willie Creer 170-135-137/442, John Brider 136-213-152/501, Mac McNealy 189-143-180/512, Earl Hullett 161-189-236/586, MariaLarason 111-141-155/407, Eva Hammons 114-99-102/315, Josh Hudson 167-146-180/493, Art Nelson 118-148-146/412, Gene Hammons 142-177-162/481,Curtis Whaley 209-245-165/619, Connie Lopez 93-115-97/305, Rosalind Har-ris 95-110-92/297, Rachel Bright 170-118-78/366, Jacque Donaldson 85-97-110/292, Leroy Canaday 136-152-148/440, June Skulick 111-124-181/416,Dottie Castillo 150-135-146/431, Gene Skulick 225-196-176/597, Tua Sula169-139-185/493, Lynette Williams 170-142-149/461, Fale Sula 178-188-159/525, Albert Burnett 147-170-175/492.

    SENIOR MENS TRIORon Johnson 175-192-255/622, Randy Antazo 235-235-185/655, Vic Santos

    205-247-221/673, Ed Stoute 215-223-201/639, Jimmy Hamilton 238-181-279/698, Curtis Whaley 246-210-166/622, Billy Cowens 235-225-203/663, Ed Brown202-163-233/601, Rick Llaneta 211-215-217/643, Ralph Wingert 225-221-194/640, Clark VandenBerg 169-208-232/689, Jim Burke 225-173-220/618, Al Ortiz173-230-212/615, JoJo Mateo 222-186-204/612, Josh Hudson 215-213-187/615, Ron McClain Sr. 230-233-256/719, B.J. 233-222-162/617, Paul Reynolds213-267-224/704, Clarence Matthews 186-177-240/603, Herman Martin 201-213-189/603, Charles Gleason 234-162-257/653, Ken Seiple Sr. 201-236-194/631, Al Williams 245-191-212/648, Rick Hunter 226-234-226/686, Billy Scott221, Tom McNaughton 201-211, Ellis Houston 217, Boylee Inocente 215, DingCabug 204, Vince Cervantes 208, Rusty Campbell 205, Charles Woods 213-225, Richard Munch 234, Archie Stull 221, Mauro Pendilla 204, Ken Wright 211,Bill Phipps 201, Ben Jones 247, Ken Holliday 208, Wendell Ledbetter 216, EarlHullett 215, Al Cowens 212, John Dunn 227, Roosevelt Lewis 215, DonaldWade 202.

    Cal Bowl Sport Condition TournamentLAKEWOOD — Thursday, June 29th at 7:00 p.m. Eight (8)

    bowlers participated in this week’s event. Condition was a Christ-mas tree pattern buffed to 51 feet down the lane.

    Jason Hoppe adjusted to the lane condition like a pro winning theevent rolling 875. Jason’s four game series earned him an extra $10for rolling a series over 825. Jason was rewarded $120 for his him.

    Pat Berkel finished one pin under event to earn the second placemoney of $80. Maury Griffith finished in third place to earn $40.

    Sidepot winners at $20 a game were: Matt Garcia 204, JasonHoppe 256, Maury Griffith 207, Jason Hoppe 237.

    Join the competitive bowling in Cal Bowl Sport Condition Tour-nament every Thursday at 7:00 p.m.

    FUNSTERSWendell Ledbetter 223-218/640, Larry Martinez 526, Ed McLean 529, Don

    Kelly 204-217/601, Jane Simmons 202-200/569, Ed Buhay 505, Ken Seiple Sr.507, Ed Brown 212-237-226/675, Gene Skulick 228-227/640, Bob Webb 540,Ron Leidholdt 245/633, Jorge Fernandez 214-235/612, Tom Spencer 221-202/578.

    GRANDMAS & GRANDPASArt Nelson 524, Wendell Ledbetter 246-264-221/731, Pat Erwin 520, Jim

    Burke 263-227-238/728, Wayne Moon 595, Katie Oliveira 525, Ray Culp 523,Frank Quiambo 201/517, Don Jones 512, Bob Stickney 574, Chuck Patterson273-229-202/709, Joe Erwin 214/572, Ken Holliday 214/586, Vancie Keith 200/525, Ed Hansen 563, Jim Young 501, Pat Orr 509, Boylee Inocente 522, TonyMorones 577, Ron McClain 203/556, Wilfred Panton 524, Josh Hudson 206/589, Lee Theiss 531, B.J. Theiss 233-212/639, Steve Jaspar 545, Walt Gist515, Divina Buhay 517.

    BIG BEARJimmy Hamilton 246-238-244/728, Roy Flounoil 226-279-194/699, Sid

    Nakagawa 249-223-217/689, Emmeson Wafer 231-246-206/683, Curtis Soares203-186-289/678, Dan Baker 244-225-199/668, Joe Swift 273-184-212/669,John Dunn 203-199-244/646, Earl Hullett 236-235-173/644, David Patterson201-189-248/638, Ward Keenan 244-171-188/603, Betty McDiarmid 230-173-171/574, Annie Yonemura 193-172-195/560, Daronda Reed 180-189-156/525,Becky Simpson 187-180-149/516, Rita Soares 189-155-168/512, Tish Ridal179-166-161/506, Donna Cable 189-147-169/505, Peggie Nakagawa 183-150-168/501.

    JUNIORS (June 24,2006)Cadets

    Vincent Ascenio 39-21-25.Bobcats

    Troy Nezey 116, Christopher Johnson 82, Andrew Pudewa 137, ZavierSkyers 163, Tyree Lebeau 156.

    ClassifiedAnthony Rasca 177, Ron Lewis 172, Raymon Carter 224-202, Daveon Nix

    162, Brandon Lebeau 210, Amanda Nell 202, Chris Porter 205-233/623, Domi-nique Nezey 133.

    ADULT-JUNIORJuniors

    Amanda Nell 212, Chris Porter 216-230, Tyrone Pulley 225-203/601, GabrielMartinez 200-208/600, Chrisgen Whitfield 213, Travon Pulley 257, RaymonCarter 220, Ju Juan Barker 143.

    AdultsTammy Porter 163, Jim Blankenship 165, Ruthie (Pinky) Jones 203, Vera

    Emmons 153, Allen Tetter 203, Gary Kowarsch 222-242-238/702, Paul Mehl Jr.213-247/619, Armondo (Shorty) Ramos 213-213/620, Ramon Cuevas 209,Joyce Allen 217, Billy Foster 228/626, Rose Madison 201, Crystal Barker 233.

    JUNIORS(July 1, 2006)

    CadetsVincent Ascencio 36-39, Kenneth Russie 37-32.

    BobcatsSemaj Lewis 151, Troy Nezey 116.

    ClassifiedKayla Rayburn 197, Amanda Nell 192-208, Dominique Nezey 163, Chris

    Porter 226, Brandon Lebeau 194-198, Julian Hidalgo 133-165.ADULT-JUNIORS

    JuniorsAshley Madison 136, Jamie Grabinski 172-184, Daniel Brown 233, Chrisgen

    Whitfield 213-277/634, Chris Porter 214-203.Adults

    Rose Madison 220, Donna Nell 161, Jimmy Blankenship 168-166, RomanCueva 216-249/632, Vera Emmons 139, Paul Mehl Jr. 222-214/629, GaryKowarsch 212-221/607.

    FRIDAY NO-TAP(June 30, 2006)

    FINAL RESULTS1. Doc Holliday 897 $60.002. Donnie Johnson 866 40.003. Sherman Joseph 864 20.004. Dave Olson 835 15.00

    SIDEPOTS1. Frank Menchaca, hdcp. 326 30.002. Doc Holliday, scr. 300 15.00 Sherman Joseph, scr. 300 15.003. Dave Olson, hdcp. 323 30.00

    3-6-9 POT — $30.00No winners

    INSURANCERick Hunter 30.00

    SCRATCH SERIES POTSherman Joseph 864

    NEXT TOURNAMENTJuly 7th at 1:00 p.m.

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    www.dreamersbowling.comTim Albin Outscores the Seniors

    Jim Starks Wins SST JR. Divisionby Barb McFadden

    WESTMINSTER—The SST (Super Senior Tour) held a one-day event at Westminister Lanes, Saturday, July 1, 2006. After 10games of qualifying Super Senior Dave Wilson held a narrow 20-pinlead over Tim Albin. They both won 4 games in match play, butAlpin outscored Wilson by 87 pins during the next six games to win$600.00 and the Senior Title.

    Jim Starks won $540.00 by dominating the Junior division. Hequalified first with 2368 (143 pins ahead of Larry Gray). Jim onlywon three games during match play, but still managed to add 100more points to his score for a commanding 243 pin lead over secondplace finisher Jeff Gordon from Ventura.

    Tim would like to thank his wife Diana for her support andLarry Gray for drilling his equipment at Albin Bowling Supply inTorrance, CA.

    A special thank you goes out to Proprietor Mike Jacoby, Man-ager Bob Turner and their fine staff for their great hospitality and toSan Manuel for adding $500.00 to the bowler prize fund.

    Our next event will take place at Del Rosa Lanes in San Bernar-dino, CA. San Manuel Casino will be adding money to the Juniorand Senior prize fund (TBA), Jan and Sue Niblett of Luster Cote,Inc. is adding $500.00 to the prize fund for the tournament within atournament for non-champions. To enter the tournament within atournament, bowlers who have not yet won a SST title can add $35to their entry fee and winners are determined by their 10-game total.1:3 cash and 100% of the $35 entry fee goes into the prize fund.

    Don’t forget to tell a friend about our new 73+ Division (65+women) where 1 in 3 cash. For questions about the SST you cancontact Dave Gulley at 949.677.6424. Entry forms can be down-loaded at our website: www.superseniortour.com.

    LIFE BEGINS AT “80”Once you reach “80”

    Everyone wants to carry your baggage,and help you up the steps.

    If you forget your name or somebody else’s name,or an appointment, or your own telephone number,

    or promise to be three places at the same time,or can’t remember how many grandchildren you have,

    You need only explain that you are “80”.Being “80” is a lot better than being “70”.

    At “70”People are mad at you for everything.

    At “80” you have a perfect excuse.No matter what you do, if you act foolishly,

    it’s your second childhood.Everybody is looking for symptoms of softening of the brain.

    Being “70” is no fun at all.At that age, they expect you to retire to a house in Florida

    And complain about your Arthritis,and you ask everybody to stop mumbling

    Because you can’t understand them.(Actually, your hearing is about 50% gone.)

    If you survive until you are “80”Everybody is surprised that you are still alive.

    They treat you with respect, just for having lived so long.Actually they seemed surprised

    that you can walk and talk sensibly.So please folks, try to make it to “80”,

    It’s the best time of life.People forgive you for anything.

    If you ask me,Life begins at “80”.

    January MilitaryBowling Tournament

    Back In VegasLAS VEGAS—Watch your

    mail box for your copy of the2007 Military Bowling Cham-pionships brochure - it’s on theway! You should also receive asouvenir edition of the 2006MBC results.

    It’s not too soon to put yourteam together. 6-person teamsbowl Singles, Doubles & Teamevents in this scratch classic thathas run for 30 years!

    Gold Coast Hotel, Casino &Bowling Center will host thishistoric and prestigious eventfrom January 20 - 25. Call GoldCoast for great room rates at 1-800-675-3267.

    There are 3 separate divi-sions in the MBC for teamscomprised of either Active Duty,Retired or Senior Retired (forplayers aged 60 and over).

    Optional Sweepers, Sidepotsand Brackets make the eventeven more exciting.

    This year’s Mixed Doubleswill be held at Orleans BowlingCenter during the week also. Itis open to all contestants andtheir guests.

    Once again, our sponsorshelp make the event more en-joyable each year.

    Welcome back to StormBowling Products, BuddiesProShop.com, Bowling & GolfSuperSource, GoodPayer.com,BowlersBargains.com, UPS andEnterprise Auto Rental. Andwelcome new sponsors Bowl-ing This Month, the officialpublication of the MBC(www.bowlingthismonth.com),Thom’s Thum and Dick Ritger’sBowling Camps. Please visittheir booths and say hello, all ofthese great companies contrib-ute to the many purses.

    Can’t wait for the mail??View and download both the2007 brochure and the 2006 re-sults at www.militarybowlingchampionships.com and www.high-roller.com. For more info,call us toll free at 1-800-257-6179.

    Mark Lewen WinsForest Six-Game

    $300 TitleLAKE FOREST — The guys

    are from San Diego. Mark Lewenand BobMarkiewicz ran one,two in last Saturday’s ForestLanes’ 1:00 p.m. Six-Gamer.

    Lewen started first winningthe first $19 high game pot andfinishing with a 1385 for the$300 title plus $76 for two highgames and $38 for a high block,725.

    Markiewicz opened with aseven bagger the sixth game. Ifhe added four more strikes for a289 he would have won, 1389to 1385. Bob settled with a 1353for second, $140 plus $76.

    Jeff Carr placed third with a1316, $80 plus $19.

    Steve Zimmerman wasfourth, 1299, for $50 plus a $19high game pot.

    Scores didn’t soar.Zimmerman’s 266 was the bestwhile Markiewicz’s fifth gamewas low. Lewen said the laneswere competitive; changing ballsdidn’t help but changing boards,reading the lanes did.

    Both winners agreed today’slanes were close to PBA Re-gional conditions; both enjoysport (style) bowling.

    Many of the six-game shoot-ers stayed around for the “goodold days” pot game.

    Center Manager AllanMacDuffee announced the next1:00 p.m. Saturday Scratch Six-Game will be July 22, 2006.

    For more league and specialevents information, call 949-770-0055.

    USBCHostCities

    NORWALK, CA — UnitedStates Bowling Congress final-ized host cities for the U.S.B.C.Open and Women’s Champion-ships through 2012, pending con-firmation.

    The future locations for theWomen’s Championships are asfollows: Charlotte, NC (2007),Detroit (2008), Reno (2009), ElPaso, TX (2010) and Syracuse,NY (2011).

    The future locations for theOpen Championships are as fol-lows: Reno (2007), Albuquerque(2008), Las Vegas (2009), Reno(2010), Wichita, KS (2011) andBaton Rouge, LA (2012).

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006 Page 11BOWLING NEWS

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    JUNIOR DIVISION1. Jim Starks, Montclair, CA 3899 540.002. Jeff Gordon, Ventura, CA 3656 430.003. Mark Dyer, Moreno Valley, CA 3631 330.004. Larry Gray, Torrance, CA 3577 260.005. Henry Hayes, Tulsa, OK 3542 225.006. Ken Diiorio, Artesia, CA 3517 200.007. Mike Rick, Redlands, CA 2150 165.00

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    Scott Maxwell Shoots 300

    In Summer SinglesLAKE FOREST — Scott

    Maxwell hammered home theleague’s first 300 game this pastweek on the way to a 722 seriesand four points moving him intothe top eight. Scott is a very ex-plosive type bowler and hasnow signaled to the rest of theleague that he is a contender forthe top prize of $7,500 in theSummer Singles Classic at For-est Lanes.

    Rick Pawling contines to setthe lanes on fire averaging 237while occupying the top spotwith a 12-3 record. AlanMeyerson is right behind him inthe standings and in average witha 229 for nine games. Seasonhigh series belongs to Jeff Carrwith a 771.

    The league format consists ofthree bowlers per lane. Bowlersbowl one game matches againsteach of the bowlers on the op-posite lane and at the same timebowling for total pins against theother two bowlers on their lane.

    This past week, Eddie Katzwon all three matches but losttotal pins to Scott Maxwell. Onthe opposite lane, WinstonArmstrong lost all three matchesbut had the total pins on his lanegood for two points. Combinethis with handicap and positionnight each week and you have aleague consisting of strategy, ex-citement and fun while compet-ing for the top prize of $7,500.

    “OLD FOLKS ARE WORTH A FORTUNE”Remember, old folks are worth a fortune,

    With Silver in their hair,Gold in their teeth,

    Stones in their kidneys,Lead in their feet, and

    I have become a little older since I saw you last,And a few changes have come into my life since then.

    Frankly I have become quite a frivolous old gal,I am seeing five gentlemen everyday.

    As soon as I wake-up,Will Power helps me out of bed,

    Then I go to see John,Then Charley Horse comes along

    And he takes a lot of my time and attention.When he leaves Arthur Ritis shows up,

    And stays the rest of the day.He doesn’t like to stay in one place very long,

    So he takes me from Joint to JointAfter such a busy day I’m really tired,And glad to go to bed with Ben Gay.

    What a life!

    Citrus Belt BowlersCompete For PBASenior U.S. OpenTitle in Las Vegas

    by Frank WeilerLAS VEGAS—Seven of the

    Citrus Belt’s best senior bowlerstraveled to Las Vegas last weekto vie for this years PBA SeniorUnited States Open Title, at theSuncoast Hotel and Casino. Thetitle was eventually won by PBAHall of Famer Tommy Baker.

    Tournament entrants had tocontend with the PBA’s mostchallenging heavy oil lane condi-tion. Only twenty percent ofthe fields 327 bowlers were ableto average 200. PBA greats suchas Gary Dickinson, BobbyKnipple, Ernie Schlegel, GarySkidmore, Dave Soutar, andGuppy Troup could only aver-age in the 190s during qualify-ing. At the end of 27 games ofqualifying, no bowler was aver-aging 220!

    Fred Kouri was the lone Cit-rus Belt contender to bring homea paycheck.

    He earned $600 as the fifthhighest scoring super senior, notmaking the cut.

    The other Citrus Beltbowlers competing for the titlewere Tom Andres Sr., TonyCangialosi, Ray Cobb, TonyDeLaTorre III, Gip Lentine, andFrank Weiler.

    Thank you Western BowlingNews for supporting our CitrusBelt bowlers.

    CaliforniansBowling Nationals

    In Corpus Christi???by Carol Mancini

    Every week since the U.S.B.C.Open Championships started acouple of months ago, I havechecked the top 10 in all catego-ries. Didn’t anyone from Cali-fornia get a team together? Fillout an entry form? Make planereservations? And make the trip?

    The showing of our great Cali-fornian bowlers is pitiful! Is teamcompetition a sport of the past?Did anyone think of just bowl-ing doubles and singles? And subon a team after you get there?

    Let me list the Californians inthe top 10 in all categories.

    REGULAR DIVISIONTeam #9. True Amateur

    Tournamen #1, Upland, CA.Doubles: #8. Aaron Pawloski,

    Volcano, CA/Bobby Huckaby,Santa Cruz, CA.

    Singles: #6. (tie) Dave Hewitt,Fremont, CA.

    All-Events: None.Team All-Events: None.CLASSIFIED DIVISIONTeam: #3. Sportsman Bowl-

    ing Club, Cerritos, CA.Doubles: #5. Kevin Mitchell,

    Millbrea, CA/Robert Stephens,San Francisco, CA.

    Singles: None.All-Events: None.Why not start thinking about

    a team for next year? Great va-cation activity for the bowlingfamily.

    Marchione GetsHumanitarian

    Award At ExpoLAS VEGAS — Connie

    Marchione, California BowlingNews Deaf Bowler Columnist,since 1961, received the Humani-tarian Award at the recentInternationa Bowl/Expo’s Bowl-ing Writers Association ofAmerican Annual Meeting here,June 29, 2006.

    Marchione has been writing acolumn covering deaf (hearingimpaired) bowlers for nearly ahalf century. He has held nationaland international organizationoffices.

    His writings has helped rec-ognized the deaf as worthy com-petitors here in Califonnia, USAand foreign tournaments.

    Besides writing, he is a par-ticipant, loves to bowl.

    Bronze LevelCoach SeminarLAKEWOOD — One of the

    many U.S.B.C. Coach trainingseminars is scheduled for August18-19-20, 2006 at Cal Bowl inLakewood.

    Coaches attending this twoand one-half day program willreceive training that will preparethem to work with intermediatelevel bowlers. This training alsois designed to supply individu-als with the tools and infomationto pursue coaching as a profes-sion. This course continues thedevelopment of the four essen-tial keys of bowling, includingthe physical game, lane play,equipment and mental game.Various tools such as drills, vid-eotaping and video analysis areintroduced. On-lane training in-cludes participation in the pro-cess of giving a lesson to abowler. Coaches may have themanual shipped ahead for anaddtional $10, a mininum twoweeks required. Cancellation re-quests received prior to “regis-ter by” date will receive a refund,less $30 administrative fee.

    YOU MUST ATTEND THEENTIRE SEMINAR ANDPASS THE EXAM TO EARNCERTIFICATION.

    The $275 registration fee mustbe paid to Cal Bowl before Au-gust 3, 2006. ($305 after August3.)

    Bowling centers, associations,or individuals couldn’t invest$275 more wisely. A certifiedcoach could educate hundreds ofnew customers or train morecoaches. Individuals can sharpentheir own game!

    For more information call 800-514-BOWL, extention 3169.

    Editor’s Note: It may be an-other 10 years before a class ofthis caliber is offered, so investNOW if Bowling is your passion!

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    The bestbowler inWednesday’sMini Elimina-tor qualifyinghails fromSouth Korea.Bowling inthe 10 amsquad, KoWoon Kimrolled back-to-back 254’s Ko Woon Kim Ken Racette

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    to start his set, then closed with a nice235 for a great 743. He bowls in the 35and under division.

    Ryan Abel, Bel Aire, Kansas tosseda 695 to lead the2 pm squad, andformer Minichampion DavidE w a l d ,M a c o m b ,Michigan shot673 to top thenoon squad list.

    In the Opendivision, anotherMini champ ledthe day - Lasse Lintila, Lohja, Finlandfired a 732 in the 10 am squad. LasVegan David Haynes rolled a 705 inthe 2 pm squad, and Joe Ciach, Ontario,Canada rolled a 701 to lead the noongroup.

    The 36-49 division leader was PeteThomas, Oklahoma City. Pete bowleat 10 am andshot a fine 719.At 2 pm, JamesR u s i n ,Swansea, Mainerolled a 685, andRick Miller’s,675 was the bestnoon score.Miller is fromLincoln, Ne-braska..

    Ken Racette, San Diego, Californialed the seniors Wednesday with a 676in the 2 pm squad. Only one pin behiat 675 wasS t e p h e nBruck , fromC i n c i n n a t i .Kerry Painter,Henderson, Ne-vada started theday with a 616.

    In the 205 andunder division,Ed Regehr’s,651 is the best of the day. Regehr isfrom Hesperia, California. In the 2 pmsquad, David Pavilack, Hollywood,Florida rolled a 636, and the noon leadefrom Deanshanger, England was AnnSmith. Ann rolled a 580 to make thfinals.

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    Star-Studded FieldSet For USBCSenior Masters

    GREENDALE—A field of morethan 300 players will compete for oneof senior bowling’s most prestigioustitles when the 2006 United StatesBowling Congress Senior Masters isconducted July 10-14 at the NationalBowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.

    Based on his red-hot pace on thePBA Senior Tour, PBA Hall of FamerTom Baker has to be considered a fa-vorite to win his first Senior Masterstitle. He recently became the first towin three consecutive senior tour titleswhich included his second PBA Se-nior U.S. Open. In the regular Mas-ters, Baker has a third and two fourth-place finishes to his credit.

    Past winners in the field include

    defending champion Vince Mazzanti Jr.,who last year won his third senior tourtitle and first major by defeating three-time senior tour player of the year and2001 Senior Masters champion BobGlass. As defending champion,Mazzanti will be automatically seededinto the 64-player double-eliminationmatch play.

    Among other past championsscheduled to compete will be USBCand PBA Hall of Famers GaryDickinson (1997, 2004) and DaveSoutar (2000), USBC Hall of FamerPete Couture (1998, 2002), Dale Eagle(2003), Darrell Storkson (1999) andHobo Boothe (1994).

    Other notables competing will beUSBC and PBA Hall of Famers TeataSemiz and Ernie Schlegel, PBA Hallof Famers Johnny Petraglia, DavidOzio and Roy Buckley as well asUSBC Hall of Famer Bob Chamber-lain.

    The Senior Masters will feature se-nior professionals and amateurs age 50and older who will compete for a pro-jected $140,000 prize fund with$20,000 going to the winner.

    The Senior Masters was first con-ducted in 1993 in Tulsa, Okla., andhas traditionally featured seniorbowling’s strongest and deepest field.

    The Senior Masters gets underwaywith five-game qualifying blocks forall competitors July 10, 11 and 12.After the 15 qualifying games, the top63 players will join Mazzanti in three-game double-elimination match playbeginning the evening of July 12 andcontinuing July 13 and 14. The cham-pionship match is scheduled for 3 p.m.EDT (noon PDT) on July 14.

    Senior Masters pro-ams will be con-ducted July 8 and 9. Entry informa-tion may be obtained by calling theNational Bowling Stadium at (800)304-2695.

  • Thursday, July 6, 2006Page 12 BOWLING NEWS

    Roger AmparoWins His Second

    ABT OrangeCounty Title at

    Cal BowlL A K E W O O D — R o g e r

    Amparo of Oxnard won his sec-ond Amateur Bowlers Tour(ABT) championship bowling inthe Amateur Bowlers Tour(ABT) at Cal Bowl on Saturday,July 1, 2006 during our one-day4 game Beat-the-Board tourna-ment. Roger showed up for our5PM squad and shot games of228, 224, 299, and 280 withhandicap good for a series totalof 1031 and the $800 dollars 1stplace prize. Arnie Schroeder ofLong Beach had a fine day, shoot-ing a 1012 four game handicapseries to finish in second placefor $400 dollars. In third placeMike Calvillo of HuntingtonPark shooting a 972 handicapseries and got $150 dollars forhis efforts.

    Our newest Champion,Roger Amparo, is 49 years oldand single. Roger has a sanc-tioned high game of 289. He useda Columbia bowling ball givento him by his friend, Permin, andwanted to thank Gip Lentine forthe bowling lessons. He alsowanted to thank his friends, EdPalma and Mike Pizarro for allof their support. Roger planson using his prize money to bowlin more ABT tournaments.Roger also wanted to thank CalBowl for hosting the tournamentthis Saturday, and also thanksthe Amateur Bowlers Tour-Or-ange County Branch staff andDirectors for running an out-standing tournament week afterweek.

    The Winner of our optionalScratch Sweeper was MikeCalvillo with a 908 four gamescratch series. Mike won $175dollars for his $20 dollar invest-ment. We will continue to offerthe Optional Scratch Sweeper atall our Classic/Master Com-bined Tournament events.

    We drew the Mystery Potof Gold game number and scoreafter our final squad. Game #1and 248 were drawn for thisweek. One bowler shot a 248with handicap in Game #1, butwas not in the Mystery Pot ofGold.

    The second chance score was161 in game #1. There was nowinner. The third chance scorewas 184 in game #1. There wasno winner. The Mystery Pot ofGold carries over to our nextSingles Tournament on July 8,2006 at Westminster Lanes.Remember, the Mystery Pot ofGold is available to all members(Classic and Masters) and onlycosts $5 for a chance at $500dollars.

    The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank themanagement and staff at CalBowl for hosting our tournamentlast Saturday. Our next sched-uled event will be next weekend,on Saturday, July 8th 2006 atWestminster Lanes. This willbe a special 4 game Beat-the-Board Classic and MastersCombined Singles tournamentformat. All members (Classicand Masters) are eligible.Handicap will be 80% of 225 forthis tournament. Special Squad

    times are at 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM,and 4:00 PM only. We will of-fer $100 sidepots at the 12:30PM, 2:00PM and 4:00PMsquads with just 20 entrants, aswell as optional brackets foreach squad. First place will beGUARANTEED at $800 dol-lars for only a $50 dollar entryfee. We will offer an estimated1st place of $1,500 dollars withour optional Win, Place, andShow Pot and 125 entries. Werecommend you arrive early (atleast ½ hour before squad time)to guarantee your spot. We hopeto see you next weekend atWestminster Lanes.

    ABT Director John Daleiden left, and Roger Amparo, ABTChampion on the right.

    Cal Bowl No-TapJuly 8 - 5 P.M.

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    The optional sidepots are thefun part, instant cash for the bignumbers.

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    Bowl 7PM Entry Fee:$20.00USBC Declares

    August 27-September 2National Bowling Week

    by Carol ManciniNORWALK, CA — In keep-

    ing with the USBC Declarationof National Bowling Week, theBowling News staff would liketo publish some of YOUR bestbowling pictures. Winners, los-ers, fun shots or just memories.Send your pictures with namesand explanation to: BowlingNews, P.O. Box 4160, Downey,CA 90241.

    Part Two, will be stories ofhow YOU started bowling! Weall got hooked in different ways;family, school, friends, businessor desperation. What’s yourstory? Just a couple of para-graphs will do. Send your tale tothe P.O. Box also.

    Stories and pictures (if yousend them) will be published thesecond week of September.

    Should be fun..

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  • Thursday, July 6, 2006 Page 15BOWLING NEWS

    ADULT-JRNO-TAP

    DOUBLESTOURNAMENT

    SaturdayJuly 8th at 1:00PM

    Entry Fee:$20.00 Per TeamCanoga Park Bowl20122 Vanowen St.

    Winnetka, CA818-340-5190

    Fantasy Lane’sKaylee RiddleTo Compete In

    Pepsi FinalsINDIO, CA—Fourteen-

    year-old Kaylee Riddle will rep-resent Fantasy Lanes FamilyBowling Center at the 2006Pepsi United States BowlingCongress Youth ChampionshipsJuly 17-19 in Fort Lauderdale,Fla. Riddle, who just took upthe sport early last fall, is notlacking in confidence after be-coming the girls’ handicap cham-pion in the recent state champi-onship in Fresno. The La QuintaHigh School student will joinseven other California youths atthe national championships.

    While Riddle’s mom, grand-mother and great-grandmotherwere all bowlers, her mom influ-enced her to bowl, she told The(Riverside) Press-Enterprisenewspaper in a recent inter-view.” She has all these bowlingtrophies, and one day we weresitting around in the bowling al-ley,” Kaylee said. “I think wewere there waiting to get a laneto have fun, so she saw the flierand said, ‘Do you want to jointhis bowling league?’ and I said,‘Sure.’ “ Fantasy Lanes GeneralManager Bob Briney, Riddle’scoach, believes she can win thechampionship tournament withher attitude.

    “She’s very positive,”Briney told the newspaper. “Shedoesn’t think she can’t dosomething.”Riddle began bowl-ing as part of Fantasy Lanes’youth program that offers schol-arship money to youngsters. Formore information on the pro-gram, contact Fantasy Lanes at(800) 827-2946.

    JAT/GLAJAS AlumDerrick Salary

    Passes AwayORANGE COUNTY—

    Derrick Salary passed awayThursday, June 29th after suffer-ing a heart attack at his home inOrange County on Thursday.He was just 25 years old.

    Derrick was an outstandingjunior bowler with experience inthe Junior Amateur Tour andGreater L.A. Junior All-Starsculminating in the 2000-2001season. He then took his talentsto Cal State Fullerton where hewas currently a member of theschool’s Titan Bowling Team.

    Derrick was an upliftingspirit both on and off the lanes.He will be deeply missed by allthose who had the chance tocross paths with him during hisshort life. Our thoughts andprayers are with his family andfriends.

    For additional informationplease feel free to contact JuniorAmateur Tour director DavidYamauchi at [email protected].

    CERRITOS WEEKLYJacobowitz Sizzles

    Senior Summer Sessionby Tom Ferry

    C E R R I T O S — K y l eJacobowitz, a 16 year old fromBuena Park, has come upthrough the program and grownboth physically and in bowlingprowess. Often he has had biggames, only to be overshadowedby the likes of such names asValmonte, Lawrence, Newberryand Lucas. Not this week, asKyle led all bowlers with a won-derful 241/677 performance.Other notable scores from theSenior boys include, once againTJ Heath – 223/583, JoshNavarro 220/557 and MarkNewberry 218/ 584.

    High honors for Senior girlswent to Christina Hefner 207 andAshlee Raya 206/543.

    Always somewhere near thetop, Lizzy Raya led the StrikingForce with her 209 high gamewith Kiana Jansen coming up at186. For the Striking Forceboys, Jeff Conwi distanced him-self from the field hitting 199 forhigh honors. Congratulations onthe handicapped side go to per-formances by Ray Boop 221,Quin Ford 213, Lloyd Dimayuga204 and Josh Henry 202.

    Repeating Rookie honors goto Kyli Selley’s 107 scratchgame and Jacob Hardin’s 138 –WOW. Visiting from Hawaii,Ken Hayase-Fong posted a nice120 and Dylan Ross threw a ter-rific 119 game.

    For our Lil Raider (bumperbowlers) Cyril Bustos toppedout at 100/191 with his closestfollower, Chase Matheney at 96/164. Girls high scores belongsto Jameshia Gaddy – 99/183 andKaitie Johnston 90/175.

    J. ShepardExplodes With

    659 AtGable House

    by Chris GravesTORRANCE—We indeed

    had plenty of fireworks at GableHouse this past week, as thefollowing scores will show. Bythe way, I’m well aware that mygood buddy Richie Driver shota series that was 130 pins betterin the Family Feud. Though cer-tainly an awesome series, itshould be noted that this is aJUNIOR article after all. Let’sget to this week’s scores.

    Family EntertainmentLeague: Juniors—BrendanViloria 177-281, Chris Garcia123-243, and Lindsey Larson83-134. Adults—Beth Wahba116-190

    Family Feud: Juniors—An-drew Fontenot 212-223/619,Nathan Wendel 249-584, TaliaAsato 200-555, and EvanFradkin 223-526. Adults—Richie Driver 253-257-279/789,Ron Range 236-204/630, JamesBerry 262-619, Rick Petersen236-554, and Alan Fradkin 211-548.

    Plush Pee Wees: DanielGrotts 142-237, NatalieQuezada 72-141, Corey Slater67-125, Kane Buskeness 67-120, and Payton Tamae 62-110.

    Junior Jammers: CatherineShepard 153-427, RyanGabaldon 140-408, LaurenViloria 135-356, and LeiborusMies 117-321.

    Classic Highs: JonathanShepard 202-259/659, JoshuaCooper 229-220/609, KellyKelemen 224-555, James Fiege230-547, Matthew Simon 200-511, Daniel Simon 191-486, TimEich 195-482, Nathan Wendel193-475, Jared Gabaldon 164-472, Amanda McInerney 163-443, Talia Asato 173-408, Vio-let Koncz 141-391, Ariel Bailey143-370, and Jennifer Daniel124-358.

    That will do it for yet an-other installment from here atGable House Bowl. Have a greatweek, and we’ll see you all backnext time.

    LONG BEACH—Is it pos-sible that the summer has goneby so fast? Yep, it is and thatmeans it’s time for the 675 Four-some Classified league to con-duct it’s annual meeting for it’s49th consecutive season.

    The meeting is slated at CalBowl, 10 a.m. Monday, July 10and we expect the usual big turn-out. There’s some new businessto be presented this year andhopefully it will be approved bythe membership.

    At this time, there’s no open-ings for teams or individuals butthat can change when the roll calltakes place. That news, andother league information, will bereported next week. Call Aliceat (562) 423-1567 if you needfurther information.

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