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Bowling newsThursday April 28, 2011

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

California

P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected]

ABT Mayday Payday Fri thru Sun April 29 - May 1 Sams TownABTA Saturday April 30 Linbrook BowlAdult No-Tap Saturday April 30 Keystone LanesCinco De Mayo Doubles Sunday May 1 Linbrook BowlJunior No-Tap Saturday April 30 Keystone LanesL.A. Fire Fighters Benefit Sunday May 1 Corbin BowlMexican American Tourney Sunday May 1 Keystone Lanes6 Gamer Sunday May 1 Forest LanesW.C.S.T. Fri - Sat April 29 - 30 Orleans Casino

April Showers Bring May Flowers6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, May 1st at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50check-in4:30

Oil Pattern Used“Shark”

OpTiOnAl - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.

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Bowling news

JAPAN—A total of 103 bowling centers in Japan re-ported damage from the 11 March 2011 quake and tsuna-mi, and 34 are still closed as of April 20th, reports Tokimitsu Okamoto, Executive Director of Bowling Proprietors Asso-ciation of Japan (BPAJ).

Japan’s annual Bowl Expo and a special 150-Year Anni-versary, related to bowling his-tory, has been moved to year 2012. The Japan Professional Bowlers Association (JPBA) has postponed 6 of their tour-naments; two other tourna-ments have been canceled.

According to Mr. Okamoto of BPAJ, the first donations received (from USA and other countries) will be distributed at the end of June. The sec-ond set of donations received will be distributed at the end of September. The BPAJ will let us know the results of the dis-tributions as to who received assistance. [Thank you to Hero Noda & Marge Miyoda for translation help.]

The continued donations from our BOWLING com-munity are fantastic. Marge Miyoda reports that she wired another $4,800 to BPAJ this week, making the total sent $11,279. Way to go, bowlers, writers and proprietors! Ms. Miyoda thanks the most recent

Japan Bowling Community Assesses Damage

Bowling Quake Relief Donations Top $11,000by B.A. Campbell

donors: (From California): Ryan

& Amanda Aranda, West Sac-ramento; Cloverleaf Family Bowl - James Chambers, Fre-mont; Earl Anthony Bowling Inc.- Ted Hoffman; Stephen Sia, San Francisco; JANBA (Japanese American Nikkei Bowling Association) - Jeff Okumura, President - Jami Tanihara, Treasurer - Por-ter Ranch; Terrence & Linda Gregory, San Jose; Carol Man-cini, Downey; Serra Bowl, San Mateo; Rex & Reiko Golobic, Foster City; Alex & Janette Colquhoun, Oak Park.

(From elsewhere around the USA): Don & Charlene Hillman, Surprise, AZ (2nd donation received); Phillip & Karen Wisner, Surprise, AZ; Chris Barnes Enterprises, Inc. - Chris & Lynda Norry Barnes, Double Oak, TX.

Donations still graciously accepted for Japan Bowling Quake Relief. 100% of all do-nations received are sent to the BPAJ for distribution to those in the Japan bowling commu-nity victimized by the disaster. Please make check or money order to MARGE MIYODA and send to: Marge Miyoda, 2002 E. Hillman Cir., Orange, CA 92867. Any questions can be directed to Marge at [email protected].

ANAHEIM — The ABTA will be hosted by popular Li-brook Bowl in Anaheim Satur-day in a one day event with qualifying Squads at 12:00-1:00 -2:30-4:00 & 5:30 with the Semis to follow at 7:30PM with 1 in 4 ½ entrants advanc-ing to the semifinals.

New members join for only $10 and Seniors Men 55+ and ladies 49 + join free. We also guarantee a min of three Super Seniors Men 63+ and Ladies 55+.

There is a Handicap Spe-cial if you bowl this week (Linbrook), and the next event May 14 at Valley View Lanes in Garden Grove, you will receive 2 Bonus pins. If you only bowl at Valley View you will still receive one handicap bonus pin.

The Match Game will go for an estimated $1,200 and the Match Series will go for an est. $1,150 and the 3-6-9 is $1,100

Side Pots are only $2.00 per game and will usually top $200 per game on the final squad.

Please see our ad in this paper for more information. Linbrook is located at 201 So

Brookhurst Ave in Anaheim and easy freeway access. Take 5 or the 91 Freeways and go 1-1 /2 miles south to the cor-ner of Lincoln.

May 7 there will be a bye and the following week, May 14 we are hosted by Valley View Lanes. A One Day Event with Qualifying at Noon - 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with Semifinals 7:40 PM top 16 Finals to follow, The Center is located at 12141 So Valley View Blvd in Garden Grove. To get there, take the 605 Freeway to Katella east 2 miles to Valley View and south 2 miles or take the 22 Freeway to Valley View and go 1 ½ miles north. The phone there 714-898-2507.

New schedules were mailed. Make plans early for the ANNUAL Las Vegas Open at the South Point June 30, July 1-2-3. Watch their Website for Super Specials as they have 72 hour Special Sales several times a year stay tuned.

We have a great schedule in the works which will extend through October. For Info see the web www.abta1.com or call 562-868-7164.

ABTA Bonus Special Next Two Events Linbrook & Valley View Lanes

LAS VEGAS — The Sum-mer 2011 Mini-Eliminator, which runs June 26 through July 3 at Sunset Station Strike Zone, now features both scratch and handicap divi-sions.

The new format guarantees two scratch bowlers and two handicap bowlers to earn a minimum of $10,000 with one of the 4 earning the guaran-teed top prize of $20,000! The four divisions never compete against each other, throughout qualifying or the finals.

The scratch divisions are broken down by age; 49 and under/50+. This guarantees a senior bowler to be in the fi-nal match which earns them a minimum of $10,000. Even the super senior entrants have a bonus as 1 in 8 each day is guaranteed to advance to the daily finals.

Eligibility in the 49 & un-der scratch division is open to anyone except current PBA exempt players or previous na-tional title holders (all women are welcomed.) The senior di-vision is open to all bowlers except anyone that has won more than 2 PBA national titles.

SCRATCH & HANDICAP BOWLERS SHOOT FOR MINI-ELIMINATOR’S $20,000 TOP PRIZE!

The two handicap divisions are broken down by average; bowlers averaging between 190 and 215 and bowlers av-eraging 189 & under.

The two handicap divisions are strictly amateur so bowlers that have ever been a member of the PBA or PWBA or on a national team (Team USA, etc.) will not be allowed in these divisions.

All scoring in qualify-ing and finals, including the final shootout, will be 90% handicap of 215 based on your combined average the past 3 years.

The great news about the Summer 2011 Mini-Elimina-tor is we are the megabuck event that features the low-est entry fees and the highest guaranteed prizes. Your first entry is as low as $200 and all re-entries are $99 if you stay at Sunset Station.

All Super Marathon and Re-entry Marathon bowlers re-ceive a brand new high perfor-mance ball and tote bag with their entry. For more informa-tion on the Mini-Eliminator please visit www.minielimina-tor.com or call the tournament office at 1.877.900.MINI.

NORWALK — Anthony J. Rose, currently of Carpinteria, son of Frank and Leanne Rose, graduated at age 16 from the Kolbe Academy High School in Napa and is currently a second-year student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He is majoring in Hotel Administra-tion and Events Management and continues to maintain an impressive 3.95 GPA, hold-ing current membership in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) as well as Who’s Who’s Among Ameri-can High School Students. Before going off to college, Anthony, who is more often addressed as “Tony” by his fellow members of the Golden Empire USBC, served on the association Board of Directors and as a GEUSBC Youth Rep-resentative. He served as Youth League President, three years; was the Youth Scratch League Organizer for two years; and PBA Experience League Sec-

Anthony Rose Selected For California USBC “Star Of Tomorrow” Scholarship Award

by Phyl Knoll

Anthony Rose

retary. Tony became a member of the National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association following his appointment 2009-2010 to the NCBCA Aca-demic All-American Team and has recently received word that the NCBCA named him to the 201-2011 Team. To be selected to the NCBCA team, a bowler must be a United States Bowl-ing Congress collegiate athlete who has a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.5 based on a 4.0 scale. Tony is the Founder and Director of a Youth Traveling League which has provided over $7,500 in scholarships. He was awarded the Don Glover Youth Sports-manship Award “for excep-tional leadership qualities and dedication to the betterment of youth bowling”. In addition to exhibiting an excellent academic and leadership profile, Tony has become an outstanding bowler.

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BOWLING NEWSPage 2 April 28, 2011

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WCST EBONITE SINGLES SCHEDULED FOR MISSION HILLS BOWL, MAY 28-29

by Dick Sanders MISSION HILLS—May 28-29, the Memorial Day weekend will be the dates for the WCST

Ebonite Singles Tournament at Mission Hills Bowl, in Mission Hills, CA. This is a 24 lane center, and the goal is 48 to 60 entries. Entry Fee for this tournament will be $175.00, and there will be No Guest Fee of $15.00 charged to any Non WCST Member, that wishes to enter. Squad time on Saturday, May 28th, and will bowl 10 straight games, and will start at 10:00AM, with 9:15AM to 9:45AM Check In Time. The tournament is open to all scratch bowlers from the ages of 40 and up. Two divisional age formats for the tournament. Regular Division: Men, 40 to 59, Ladies, 40 to 49, Super Seniors: Men, 60 and up, Ladies, 50 and up. Optional extra money action paid in separate divisions for High Game Side-Pots & Series Blocks, and Brackets. Tournament pays one place for every 3 entries in each division. Finals on Sunday, May 29th for both divisions start at 8:30AM.

CALL THE WCST OFFICE NOW TO ENTER: 760-363-8141 OR CELL PHONE: 760-792-4596. CALL ANYTIME.

UP COMING WCST EBONITE TOURNAMENTSJune 11-12 July 9-10WCST Ebonite Singles WCST Ebonite Singles Santa Fe Lanes Del Rosa LanesLas Vegas, NV San Bernardino, CAFriday, June 10 5 Game optional SinglesSweeper. July 16-17 WCST Ebonite Singles Riverside Casino Lanes Laughlin, NV Friday, July 15 5 Game optional Singles Sweeper.

JOIN THE WEST COAST SENIOR TOUR NOW: ELIGIBILITY AGES 40 & UP.$60.00 IS THE ANNUAL DUES FEES FOR ONE YEAR FROM THE TIME YOU SIGN UP.WCST, 10888 WEST DRIVE #3, MORONGO VALLEY, CA 92256.

NOTE: PAY IN MAY, ONLY $30.00, AND YOUR MEMBERSHIP WILL BE GOOD UNTILTH END OF DECEMBER 2011.

21 TEAMS SIGNED UP. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR THE WCST EBONITE ALL STAR DOUBLES. SCHEDULED FOR THE WEEK-END OF JUNE 4-5, 2011 AT AMF VALLEY VIEW LANES IN GARDEN GROVE, CA

32 TEAMS WILL BE THE MAXIMUM FIELD. FOR FULL DETAILS CALLTHE WCST OFFICE AT 760-363-8141.

Hosted by:

Oroville & Norcal USBCOpen to all certified youth members of the California USBC Association

June 18 – July 17, 2011

MAIL ENTRY & PAYMENT TO:CUSBC Youth Championships

45 Mitchell Blvd, #7, San Rafael, CA 94903

E-mail: www.CalUSBC.com

ENTRIES CLOSE:April 15, 2011

(SEE PAGE 2-3 FOR RULES)

TEAM EVENT: Tyme to Bowl Lanes

4010 Olive Hwy.Oroville, CA 95966

(530) 538-0111

DOUBLES & SINGLES:Nu Generation Lanes

876 W. Onstott Rd.Yuba City, CA 95991

(530) 755-2600

Squad Dates:June 18-19, 2011June 25-26, 2011July 9-10, 2011July 16-17, 2011

Squad Times:Saturday: 12pm & 3pm

Sunday: 9am, 12pm & 3:30pm

Entry Fees:$23 Per Person/Per Event

$1 Per Person for All-Events$5 Optional Scratch Event

Queens & Masters Prince & Princess Dukes & Duchess:Tyme to Bowl Lanes

Squads held every Saturday night at 6:30pm*

*Also during team event when lanes are available.

Divisions: Based on entering average: 4 Team & Doubles Divisions

8 Singles and All-Events DivisionsOptional Scratch Division

available for all four events!

Symbolic awards 1:10 per division Scholarships awarded 1:8 per division

Handicap: 90% of 225

USBC Certified #82183

Tournament Opens:Saturday, June 18, 2011

Opening Ceremonies:TEAM CENTER

Tyme To Bowl LanesJune 18, 2011 at 11:30 am

2011 Youth Championships

Team Doubles Singles All-Events

Lineage $7.50 $7.50 $7.50 Scholarships 5.00 5.00 5.00Awards 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.00

$23.00 $23.00 $23.00 $1.00

Scholarships Awarded to:

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YOUTH COACH/DIRECTOR: Must verify all averages and USBC Youth Membership. January 1 league sheets must be submitted with entry.

ALL TOURNAMENT ENTRANTS:Must present current USBC Membership Cards or Verification Letter from Association. Visit www.bowl.com to printout duplicate cards.

Estimated Scholarships from Entries is $16,900. Based on 1,000 participants.

$70 per bowler to enter all handicapped events. Scratch division is optional per event.

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM – 6th ANNUAL www.CalUSBC.com


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One Day Bowling Tournament

At Keystone lanes 11459 imperial Hwy, norwalk Ca.

SUnDAY May 1st 2011 HDCp is 90% for all 3 events

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TEAM EVEnT: 10:00 A.M.(Check-in 9:30)

(4 members per team any combination nO CAp)

$25.00 per person pre-pay or $30 on site ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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

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SinGlES: 2:30 p.M. One division $ 25.00 ea pre-pay or $ 30.00 on site

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OpEn TO All USBC BOWlERS USBC CERTiFiED

Entries will be closed on April 29th 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


MISSION HILLS BOWL 2011 summEr LEAGuE sChEDuLE

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DAy/timE LEAGuE LEAGuE tEAm mEEtiNG stArt

MONDAYS 6:00 Pm miXED CLAssiC mX sCr 5's** 940 6/06 5:30 Pm JuNE 06 6:00 Pm Guys & DOLLs mX hDCP 5's 840 5/16 5:30 Pm JuNE 06

TUESDAYS 9:15 Am EArLy BirDs LADiEs 4's 625 6/07 9:00 Am JuNE 07

9:15 Am tuEs. sCrAtCh triOs miX sCr 3's* 520 5/24 9:00 Am mAy 24 12:30 Pm GOLDEN 4 sOmEs sENiOrs 4's 650 5/24 12 Noon mAy 24 6:00 Pm PrimE timE miX hCP 5's* OPEN 5/24 5:45 Pm mAy 24 6:30 Pm ADuLt/JuNiOr AD/Jr hCP 2's* OPEN 5/10 6:00 Pm mAy 10 8:00 Pm NEWCOmErs ANy hDCP 2's* OPEN 5/10 7:45 Pm mAy 10 8:00 Pm PADrEs ANy hDCP 3's* 570 5/24 7:30 Pm mAy 24

WEDNESDAYS 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAkErs LADiEs 3's 495 5/25 9:00 Am mAy 25 12:30Pm sENiOr rEBELs sENiOrs 3's OPEN 5/25 12 Noon mAy 25 6:00 Pm PiNBustErs mX hDCP 5's 875 5/25 5:30 Pm mAy 25 9:00 Pm N.B.A.C. mX hDCP 4's* 780 5/25 8:00 Pm mAy 25

THURSDAYS 9:30 Am thursDAy sCrAtCh mX sCr 3's* 520 6/02 9:00 Am JuNE 02

6:00 Pm LADs & LAssiEs mX hDCP 5's 865 6/02 5:30 Pm JuNE 02 6:30 Pm NO-tAP LEAGuE mX hDCP 3’s* OPEN 5/19 6:00 Pm mAy 19 9:00 Pm missiON mAJOrs mX sCr 4's* 845 6/02 8:00 Pm JuNE 02

FRIDAYS 9:30 Am FriDAy FOXEs LADiEs 3's 470 6/03 9:00 Am JuNE 03 12:30 Pm FriDAy sENiOrs sr hDCP 4's 650 5/27 12 Noon mAy 27 6:00 Pm t.G.i.F. - LAuGhLiN mX hDCP 5's* OPEN 6/10 5:30 Pm JuNE 10 9:00 Pm s.F.v. NisEi mX hDCP 4's tBA 5/20 8:30Pm mAy 20

SUNDAYS 6:00 Pm WEEkENDErs mX hDCP 4's 690 6/05 5:30 Pm JuNE 05

(*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**scratch. League-Each team must have at least 1 lady) (Adult/Junior must have 1 child and 1 adult)

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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione

9 INDUCTED IN GREAT LAKES DEAF BOWLING HALL OF FAME LAS VEGAS—The highlights of the 75th anniversary celebration Great Lakes Deaf Bowling

Association tournament held Saturday afternoon at Red Rock Resort were the Hall of Fame Ceremony and Awards luncheon, followed in the evening Cirque du Sign Floor-

show in the Resort’s Ballroom. both events were well attended by over 400 bowlers and fans.At the end of the luncheon, former GLDBA president, Lawson McNally ably handled the Mas-

ter of Ceremonies chores beginning with the women’s events awards. Then following respectively with the men’s events awards and the GLDWBA Hall of Fame inductees.(The writer from where he sat, was not able the get the names of each recipients.)

The men’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony proceeded with video of each inductee’s picture and name on the screen off the stage. Nine inductees were featured with two honored as Leaders and 7 as Bowlers.

First inductee was Michael Jasko, Cleveland, honored as Leader.Second was James Dudasik, Cleveland honored as Bowler and followed by 6 more as bowler.

They were in order Ricky Kaufman, Flint; William Tongan, Chicago; Jerry Trayner, Canada; Paul Trayner, Detroit; Gerald Vernon, Flint and Ronnie Zuchegno, Sr., Flint who passed away 6 months ago, was honored posthumously.

Lastly the ninth, Walter Niesluchowski, Chicago as Leader. Each gave their induction speech and Ronnie Zuchegno, Jr. spoke for his late father.

Intently, four of the inductees are present officers of GLDBA. Niesluchowski is the President, Jerry Trayner, Vice President, Jasko, Secretary-Treasurer and Dudasik the Hall of Fame Chairman. Anyway they and 5 other inductees join 76 others in GLDBA Hall of Fame to bring the total up to 85 men since this Hall of Fame Shrine began in 1955.

ABAKUMOFF LED DEAF TRAVEL WITH 776 AT ACTION LANESEL MONTE—So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League had one of its rare low scoring sessions Sunday

at Action Lanes in its 51 years. The bowlers averaged 148.5 per game on the lanes, which seemed like heavily oiled 40 feet long. Only Ed Abakumoff and Pablo Yoma were able to make the day’s honor roll with 776 and 759 respectively.

Abakumoff hit 189-207-183-197 and Yoma 168-205-201-185 while Gorman Low and Bob Jones failed hit 700 by 5 pins and 8 pins respectively. This is critical because Abakumoff leads league average at 192, one pin over Yoma and 2 over Jones with one final position round session left.

Despite losing 9-11, Jones’ S. F. Valley is safe as League leader and will face Low’s L.A. City in the final position round. In spite of his scores, Yoma did not get any help from his teammates and his 3rd place Lake Elsinore lost 6-14 to Chino. Chino moved up to third and will face Lake Elsinore again in the position round. Abakumoff’s Riverside will face Mid City in the May 1 final position round at Linbrook Bowl.

MESSAGE TO SENIOR CITIZEN OF PCDBA During the tournament on May 26-29, 2011 at the Sunset Station Hotel and Casino in Hender-

son, NV, there will be a regular meeting.The meeting will be held on May 27th at 6:30 p.m. We need 10 or more senior citizens to come

to the meeting to show support and vote so we can change or add rules.Anyone who is a member of PCDBA or had a life membership would be greatly appreciated in

attending this meeting. Thank you. David Thordsen Senior Chairperson of PCDBA.


American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 Alvin Francisco 714 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $1,700.00 ABtA shirt $100.00 900 Global Ball $100.00 2 Joenito soon 663 $500.00 3 Jean Colian 650 $200.00 4 David m. Jones 697 $110.00 5 Wai-tung (Andy) mak 668 $110.00 6 vic Paulocci 656 $105.00 7 Leo silva 649 $105.00 8 Alan Calabio 60% 649 $105.00 9 shaun suase 636 $105.00 10 Aishaasade Abdur-raheem 682 $100.00 11 Ngheim tran 653 $100.00 12 Leonard Garcia 60% 653 $100.00 13 salvatore Galluzzo 652 $100.00 14 Ada Wong-hum 648 $100.00 15 roland suase 648 $100.00 16 steve Benavente 640 $100.00 17 ryan Nam 636 $80.00 18 Jim morales 634 $77.50 19 robert ricketts ss 634 $75.00 20 Fred ringor 633 $72.50 21 rollie Ebilane ss 632 $70.00 22 Catherine Cheung 631 $67.50 23 Don Quitangon 631 $67.50 24 Donnie Johnson Jr. 621 $65.00 25 kristine solimon 619 $65.00 26 tom Dahl 619 $62.50 27 resty sanchez 617 $60.00 28 Art Lindsey 615 $60.00 29 James Borillo 60% 608 $59.00 30 Bryan moore 601 $59.00 31 michael Benavides 598 $58.00 32 marvin suos 596 $57.50 33 Cleve Johnson 596 $34.50 34 Armondo ramos 60% 596 $57.00 35 Pilbert Colian 593 $56.00 36 kelly Wynn 592 $55.50 37 vic Garcia 591 $55.50 38 minh Dang 589 $55.00 39 Glenn matsumoto 585 $54.00 40 Lonzell Burnett 584 $56.00 41 samson kong 575 $56.00 42 Lordan Ferguson 572 $55.00 43 Ping romero 569 $55.00 44 Beth Borci 565 $55.00 45 Faye Josafat 562 $54.00 46 Dominic Antonio 559 $54.00 47 Odean Johnson 556 $32.50 48 vallary mcDaniels DNs FE

DOuBLEs1 Nghiem tran / minh Dang 1388 $150.00 2 shaun suase / roland suase 1387 $130.00 3 kelly J Wynn / Armondo ramos 1380 $120.00 4 Don Quitangon / Pilbert Colian 1369 $110.00 5 Danny Guevarra /

ABTACal Bowl - April 23

vic Garcia 1364 $100.00 6 Alvin Francisco / Pilbert Colian 1352 $90.00 7 Nghiem tran / vuong Do 1345 $80.00 8 Ping romero / Pilbert Colian 1344 $70.00 9 Nghiem tran / marvin Crowder 1340 $60.00 10 Ping romero / Don Quitangon 1337 $50.00 11 Louis Evans / Don Quitangon 1330 $50.00 12 minh Dang / William Garrett 1329 $40.00 13 Freddie Catamisan / Pilbert Colian 1327 $40.00 14 Danny Guevarra / minh Dang 1322 $30.00 15 victor Paolucci / Louis Evans 1321 $30.00 16 salvatore Galluzzo / Eldie Abutan 1320 $20.00 17 vuong Do / minh Dang 1319 $20.00 18 Jean Colian / Pilbert Colian 1314 $20.00 19 Leo silva / Alvin Francisco 1314 $20.00

FiNANCiAL rEPOrtmen: + 50 Women: + 26

suPEr sENiOrs:Lonzell Burnett, Dominic Antonio,

vallary mcDanielshigh Qualifer (Free Entry)

men: steve Benavente & vic Garcia + 123

Women: Beth Borci + 693 - 6 - 9: Louis Evans

match Game: 131Fred ringor, tham tran

match series: 633 - No Winner rAFFLE

900 Global Ball - Double Clutch Lordan Ferguson 2 Night Lv roy Lee memorial Entry Ariel Ocampo ABtA Entry Bedell vasquez ABtA Entry Glenn matsumoto special Ball raffle Alvin Francisco ABtA shirt ken seiple sr ABtA shirt Jack trongale

Prize Fund 183 $4,881.00Paid Entries 15 @ 54 $810.00Optional sidepots $1,164.00Doubles $1,230.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $1,700.00match Game $1,970.00shirt & trophy $88.00total Payout $17,543.00

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Francisco Wins 2nd ABTA Title at Cal Bowl (L—R) Eric Snow CAL Manager, Arnold Trias ABTA member, Steve Benavente (finalist), Annaliza Agoncillo (Champ’s Cousin) and ABTA member, Alvin Francisco (Champion) $2,900, Mayla Soon, Joenito Soon (runner up), Vic Paolucci 6th, Maribeth Colian, Jean Colian 3rd and Leo Silva 7th.

Francisco Wins Special RaffleWe conducted a raffle for a needy cause as one of our mem-

bers’ family passed away due to cancer and they needed help for funeral expenses. We raised over $250 for the cause and it is only fitting that one of the “Good Guys” Alvin Francisco won the new CELL Ball and good things happened to good people as Alvin went on to win his second ABTA Title later in the eve. From left, Mary Huynh, “Iron Mike “ Villarreal (family member) Alvin Francisco, family member Richard Aquino, and Alyssa.

LAKEWOOD — We re-turned to Cal Bowl this past weekend and had a nice turn-out of 183 entries on the day before Easter. We had a me-dium tough shot this past week making the cut scores of +50 for the men and +26 for the women. The Super Seniors added to the board (2 men and 1 female) were last week’s Champion Lonzell Burnett (+42) and Dominic Antonio (+32), and for the women it was Vallary McDaniels (+13). Remember, Super Seniors are men 63 and over, and for the women you just need to be a young 55. That would give us 48 bowlers making it to the semi-finals this week.

Our top qualifiers for the men were Steve Benavente and Vic Garcia with a +123. For the women it was Beth Borci with a +69. All of them will get a paid entry into a fu-ture regular ABTA event. Each week our top seed overall draws the Match Series. This week it was worth $822. The top seed drew a 633. We had no bowlers that bowled this score during qualifying, and will carry over to Linbrook, where we will estimate the Match Series at $1,150. For the 3-6-9 qualifying this week. Louis Evans outlasted the field and go for the pot of $1,000, but he missed on the first shot and received consolation of $50 for beer money. We will have a carry-over of $1,100 at Linbrook.

In the optional doubles; finishing in first were Nghiem Tran and Minh Dang with a 1388 for $150. Finishing sec-ond was father and son duo of Roland and Shaun Suase with 1387 for $130. We had a total of $1,230 paid out in doubles with low to cash of 1314.

In the semis, Alvin Francis-co, lead the field with a +114 to sit out and bowl for the title

Alvin Francisco 2nd ABTA Championship at Cal BowlTham Tran and Fred Ringor Share Match Game of $1,970

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this week. Coming in second was David M. Jones with a +97 to sit out the first round. It took a +36 for the men and women combined, with Ryan Nam and Shaun Suase tying at +36 and had 9th and 10th frame roll-off to determine who would advance into our Match Play finals this week. It was Shaun who would win that roll-off.

Top seed in semi-finals had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $1,970. Francisco drew a 131. Af-ter a review of all the scores bowled, we had two bowlers who shot that score, Tham Tran and Fred Ringor. Each would take home $985 for their third game scratch score. Not a great score but well reward-ed:__) We will estimate the new pot at $1,200 next week at Linbrook. This week we had eight new bowlers join. Let us welcome these new bowlers to the club, Fred McDaniels, Vallary McDaniels, Travis Morris, Korng Ngow, Marina Suos, Jason Steven, Dominic Trias, and Elvie Yee.

This would bring us to our Match Play finals. In the first round the seven losers were Aishaasade Abdur-Raheem, Sal Galluzzo, Steve Be-navente, Leonard Garcia, Ada Wong-Hum, Roland Suase, and Nghiem Tran. They re-ceived checks of $100 each. In the second round Shaun Suase, Allan Calabio, Vic Paolucci, and Leo Silva received checks of $105 each. This would get us down to the final five bowl-ers. At this point, our horses would be paying anywhere from a low of $41 (David M. Jones) to a high of $94 (Jean Colian) depending on who would win. In this round we saw Jean Colian (10th seed) bowling Andy Mak (4th seed). In this match, Jean, the crowd favorite, with her big cheering

section would get the better of Andy with a 245 to 227 finish. In the other match we saw Jo-enito Soon (5th seed) bowling David M. Jones (2nd seed). In this match, David would struggle as he lost his shot and Joenito went on to win this match with a 225 to 165 fin-ish. David and Andy finished in 4th and 5th getting checks for $110 each. Our semi-final match was all set now. It would be bowled on Lanes 11 and 12 this week and pit our 5th seed against our 10th seed. In our horses this week we would see Jean paying $94 and Joenito paying $51 if they would win their match. In this match, Jean would struggle as she was getting tired from all the games bowled, and Jo-enito would string strikes as he would go on to win this match with a 201/239 to 137/178 to advance. That would give Jo-enito, one of our most loyal supporters the victory and for those lucky “investors” that had Joenito as a horse, he paid $51. Jean finished 3rd and re-ceived $200. She bowled very, very well!

The title game was set and Alvin being the top seed elected to have Joenito start the match. This match stayed close early on as both bowlers had spare and 3 strikes in the first 4 frames. But it was Jo-enito that would blink first as he spared in the 5th frame and that would prove to be the only opening that Alvin would need as he continued to be hot on this pair after struggling dur-ing his warm up preceding the title match. Alvin would finish with a 256/280 to 180/218 to take home his 2nd ABTA title.

Alvin would take home $1,000 for 1st place, $1,700 for cash and carry, $100 for wearing an ABTA Shirt, and $100 for using an 900 Global ball (by the way this is the

same Raw Profit that he used for his first ABTA champi-onship up in Vegas this past January) giving him a total of $2,900 for the win. Joenito re-ceived $500 for 2nd place, and bowled superbly winning four straight matches. He is a great guy, nice to all!!, and will be a champion in the future!

Champion Alvin Francisco is from Long Beach, and used a Raw Profit drilled at South Point Pro Shop. He is single, and would like to say thank you to his cousins for their support, Eric Snow, manager at Cal Bowl for his support and all the ABTA Staff and friends.

Joenito Soon (2nd Place) is from Buena Park and used a Storm Reign of Fire drilled by Ramon at Carter Bowl. He is married to Mayla and their son JJ another fine bowler is an ABTA Champion. He would like to thank God, his wife and son, and family for their sup-port along with all his friends at ABTA.

Jean Colian (3rd Place) is from Long Beach and used a Morich. She is single and would like to thank God, her parents Pilbert and Maribeth, all the “Aunties” and “Un-cles”, friends at ABTA and Cal Bowl. Jean was TOUGH at CAL-)))

The weekly ball winner of a 900/Sponsor Global Ball was Lord Ferguson, he received the Double Clutch ball. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. ABTA shirt winners were Ken Seiple Sr and Jack Trongale, regular ABTA Entrys was Be-dell Vasquez and Glenn Mat-sumoto, a Memorial Entry was Ariel Ocampo, and 2 nights in Las Vegas was Roy Li. Win-ner of a special Ball raffle to support Richard Aquino’s cousin’s Memorial Services fund, (a great cause) was Al-vin Francisco, the family was able to collect $545, and they thank the ABTA and bowlers very much for the help.

The rest of the results are in the payoff column in this paper.

This week we will be at Linbrook Bowl, Anaheim, squads times are changed this week, they are 12 pm, 1:00 pm, 2:30 pm, 4 pm and final squad at 5:30 pm with the semi-finals at approx. 7:30 pm. On May 7 we will have a bye, and our next event at Val-ley View on May 14th is a spe-cial Handicap Bonus events, if you bowl both events you will earn 2 Bonus Pins, if you only bowl Valley View you will earn 1 Bonus Pin. You must bowl both events at regular entries, and it does not mat-ter if you make the semis ei-ther week. The event at Valley View will be an added special in that ONLY the top 5 will lose Handicap. Please be on time to avoid the long line. See our ad for address and di-rections, or check our website (www.abta1.com) to link to address for directions. Did you

receive a schedule in the Mail? If you did not, please send us an email via contact page with your Name and Address and we will send you one and get your corrected address in the system.

There is a special Menu in the Coffee Shop which always has great food and added to the menu are Chicken/pork adobo, pancit and chicken and rice soup Great Food at Lin-brook for our bowlers.

It’s history folks as Alvin Francisco enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Linbrook! If you have any comments or sugges-tions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then! Make Plans for LAS VEGAS Early this year! June 30-July 1-2-3 at the South Point $14,000 1st with bonuses Un-til then!!


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805 Raul Rosales802 Mark Fisser785 Jared Lawrence770 Larry Stephens766 Arnold Cheesman746 Jon Reyes740 Larry Campbell738 Dave Bartlett737 Kevin Valmonte736 Paul Danforth

FINAL ROUND STANDINGS 1. Sysco ** 112 2. Bowlers Depot **** 109 3. Zavala’s Taquerias * 104 4. Katie Jakes Bar & Grill *** 101

WILD CARD RACE 5. Brylaw Accounting 97 6. Storm Products 93.5 7. Bowlium 86 8. Clydes Video Games 80.5 9. Threadworks 79 10. Linder Insurance 76 11. Junior Amateur Tour 73 12. A.B.T.A. 69 13. Tifco 67 14. Pro Approach 63.5 15. Key Container 63 16. Herzog Insurance 58.5

Rosales 805, Fisser 300/802 Lead First Week of Final Round

by Aimee GomezDOWNEY—Sysco pulled away from the leaders by taking four wins away from Zavala’s

Taquerias. Harry Wong 257-279/717, Vernon Adams 223-264-224/711, Paul Barraco 259-215-235/709 and Charlie Kinstler 227-237-204/668 took all but the third game from Paul Danforth 236-220-280/736, Jeff Garrison 235-259/690, Greg Neuer 223-227-226/676 and Mike Cammarata 255/619.

Bowlers Depot swept Katie Jakes thanks to league high man, Raul Rosales 259-279-267/805, who also got a hand from Steve Gurrieri 279-227/704 and Jeff Carr 225-268/684. Kevin Valmonte 213-234-289/736, Jon Brandon 203-216-248/667 and Kevin Yamauchi 257/620 came close to a couple of wins but fell short.

Brylaw Accounting swept Storm Products to take the lead in the wild card race. Larry Stephens 258-278-234/770, Billy Myers Jr. 259-267/717, Garcell Bullocks 258-228/675 and Charles Zelaya 248-218/636 took down Leonard Ruiz 236-235-213/684, Paul Varela 249-242/680 and Ramon Torres 256-220/675 of Storm.

Bowlium’s Mark Fisser 300-247-255/802, Arnold Cheesman 223-268-275/766, Juan Cama-rena 245-227/665 and Herbert Jones 243-211/647 swept Clyde’s Video Games’ Dave Bartlett 245-257-236/738, Clyde Lumpford 252-237-226/715, Greg Jackson 242-218/654 and Jeff Seesholtz 235/606. Bowlium posted the high series of the evening, a 959-953-968/2880.

Junior Amateur Tour fell four pins shy of a sweep of Tifco. Jared Lawrence 246-277-262/785, Larry Campbell 258-265-217/740, David Yamauchi 267-226-210/706 and Aimee Gomez 233-203/615 had the team high game of the evening, 1004, en route to four points from Phillip Sujo 205-279-250/734 and Tom Jackson 224-217-259/700.

Threadworks used Jon Reyes 276-241-229/746, Anthony Smith 204-214-262/680 and Eric Snow 217-208-225/650 to take four from Aaron Hodges 204-238-222/664 and Gary Duran 214-255-203/662 of Linder Insurance.

ABTA swept Pro Approach using Carl Labayan 268-235/675, Dean Lopez 212-204-253/669 and David Cogswell 211-208-249/668, while Jon Stone 201-234/618, Alex Garcia 225-204/617 and Sherman Joseph 226-219/614 led Pro Approach.

Key Container swept Herzog Insurance Joe Torre 248-244/689, Brandon Grant 245-211-221/677, Ezzard Jones 232-248/650, and Renoir Land 221-210/619 led Key Container while Dan-ielle Schilling 227-236/658 and Phil Lebaquin 207-203/601 tried to hold up Herzog.

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LAKE FOREST—A BIG CONGRATULATION GOES TO DON WRIGHT WHO WON THE 60-66 DIVISION OF THE HIGH ROLLER EASTER CLASSIC AT SAM’S TOWN FOR $10,000! (Who says what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas?)SATURDAY JUNIORS Our juniors had a fantastic “Get Ac-quainted No Tap singles” with Easter treats and ego boosting scores Saturday April 23rd. The Summer Junior League will official start Saturday April 30th at 10 AM. Sorry kids no more no-tap until sweepers.Riley Sullivan was “on fire” and shot 275 / 622. Josh Turner, “The quite man” scored a 205 with only 1 no tap and Matthew Algazy , “little but mighty” scored a 196 game. Billy Shilling got natural strikes in just the right places for a huge 189 game. Little “Blonde” Kyra Vergho did herself proud with a 170. Zack Everett (one of our most competitive Majors) shot games of 169 and 161. Brady Plutka shot a step-ladder, increasing 4 pins per game, with 141-145- 149, and (our award winning story writer) Danielle Bishop scored a nice 168 game. NOTE: Lately I’ve run out of my allotted space by being so “braggy” (that’s a new word I just made up) and didn’t get to tell you about the fantastic scores shot in the Thursday Mega Vegas. Men’s high scratch series this week was bowled by Mike Hollowell 678, Gary Armstrong (AKA weak) 634 (Gary once shot a 300 game and an 800 series n the Business Network League.) And thank goodness Glenn Belanger (AKA Coyote Kid) didn’t get in the “Hall of Shame” again this week, he shot the third high men’s series 556. What a sport Glenn is, I’ve been spelling his name wrong for 3 years and he never said a word. Men’s high games were 258 by Oliver Burns and 226 by Chris Shiroma. Ladies high series was Tina Chang 462 and Regina Shiroma 439.THURSDAY KINGS AND QUEENS Wow! Sheri Tateyama scored a great 235 game and 528 series. For the men it was Ray Gonzalez high with 554 and Sam Bidmer next with 516.FUNSEEKERS It was Roger Yarnell who ranked number one this week with 246/221/633, Jim Peterson second with 234/616 and Bill James third with 215/222/615. For the ladies Messody Wiser hit high series of 524, and Gloria LeCouvre second with 491 High games were shot by Lori Flerssner a great 192, Alice Nielsen 173 and Lena Schmuhi 171.EL TORO TIGERS Bud Carlson was high man with 214 / 567, Chuck Bailey 533. Ladies high was Sue Anderson 172 / 460, Darlene Lundin 170 / 463 and Bev Bailey 164 / 445.TUESDAY TAPPERS “TUESDAY MORNING NO-TAP LEAGUE” What fun! Don Capobianco 300 / 298 / 256 / 854 what a way to establish an average! Larry Anderson 280 / 278 / 231 / 789. Bill Yamaguchi 246 / 226 / 649. Ladies had fun tooooo. Mary Rowan tapped her way to 276 / 265 / 201 / 743! Rilla Brown 222 / 211/ 210 / 640. Simona Harrison 235 / 210 / 634. Charlene Gummere 240, Sheri Taleyama / 201 / 593.SVUSD Holy cow, Howard Stephens shot a real 300 game and a powerful 733 series. Congratulations Howard! Ladies high series (over 500) were Cheryl Brown 505 and Jackie Kelly 500.SUNDAY PRACTICE Chuck Anderson shot high game for the day a 237, Then came Chris Shiroma 215, and Gary Osentoski 214. Hig h series was rolled by Freddie Gutierrez 205 / 202/ 201 608. Ladies highs were Temmy Villamil 189 / 177 / 525! Lorraine Kozloski, 164 / 424.NFL SCRATCH TRIO OVER 49 200 GAMES AND 27 600 series for the first 3 games Not B-A-D. Butch Hewitt was in the zone when he shot 279 / 259 / 734, Jim Cameron almost snagged the 700 goal with 243 / 228 / 226 / 697, Seith Leader 258 / 227 / 223 / 690. Our own Dave Snow was on a hot streak and shot another biggie, a 685, with games of 257 / 234 / 225. Steve Mundell and Steve Zimmerman tied with 684 series’. Frank Street gets a 680, Dave Lindsay 674, Abe Diao 672 and our own Dillon Vargas, 651. Now are you ready to let me brag about our lady bowlers? Melisa Gould shot a 257 game and 604 series. Then Laura Conklin shoots 234 / 619 and Kristi Zimmerman scores a nice 226 for a 607. Other games over 225 were shot by Tina Chang and Alma Reyes they tied with 233 each.SCRATCH CHALLENGE Sorry gents, Ladies first this time. Alma Reyes 244 / 606. Carol Reese 535 , Nancy Moore 527, and Susie Tardie 513. Now for the guys it was Keith Klagge 269 / 228 / 223 / 718. He tried to act nonchalant but I caught him smiling all the way to his car when he left. Another guy having fun was Michael Mckee 247 / 215 / 654. Mike Deliberto looked pretty smug with 235 / 226 / for 646. Frank Street also smiled a lot when he scored 227 / 216 /and 203 for 646. Bill Waddington and Matthew Edenhofer tied with 639, for their three games.HITS AND MISSES Don Capobianco shot high game of the night, a nice 255, and ended with a 633 series. Lovell Krisher hit the high series of 684 with games of 247- 233- 204 / 684. Brent Evans scored 246-201/652, Chuck LeVasseur 232-227/618, Ken White 607 and Drew Sebilian 601.WEDNESDAY MEGA VEGAS Congratulations to John Feitz for his splendid 278 -243 / 713! AND Keith Klagge for his 248-244-200 / 692! Other terrific scores were 257 / 675 by Ernie Nietzke, 641 by Sam Hitchcock, 268 / 634 by Giancarlo Zappaia and 629 by Dave Snow. Laura Conklin looked might good shoot-ing 601 and Jenn Ma scored second high with 526, Tammy Feitz third for the ladies with 421.Top Guns in the MEGA VEGAS THURSDAY were Joel Tation-ghari 256 /736. Mike Hollowell 268 / 678. Oliver Burns 258 / 662, Glenn Doggrell 242 / 636, Gary Armstrong 247 / 634 and Toby Sanford 624. Jackie Burns bowled like a house on fire to make a showing for the gals with 223 / 200 /595.FRIDAY JACKPOT Starting over is always a challenge.”Do we sand bag or not?” That is the question. Well, Neil Northrop didn’t even consider such a thing. He started the first night with a 258 / 210 and 203 for a 671. Another bowler with integrity was Per Mortensen who plunged right in and shot 253 / 627 to eliminate any chance of getting any handicap. What brave and wonderful men. I always knew there were some among us.FRIDAY VEGAS When a Vegas League is only a few weeks away from taking that long awaited trip, something in the blood starts to stir. They have visions of grandeur, dreams of riches, and thoughts of shooting over 700. All kinds of stuff like that. Right? Well, some people just don’t wait until they get to Vegas to start manifesting their dreams. And the Friday Vegas bowlers are a prime example. Rick Lange shoots a 735 series as easily as eating ice cream, with games of 279 / 233 and 22. Then Noli DeMesa proves how to do it by shooting 258-248 and 203 for 709. Freddie Gutierrez came close with 267- 218 and 213 for 698. Jim Barnes, 674, Sal Petrella 671, Bob Wheeler 651 and Hugh Gray 650. Ladies aren’t quite as greedy but go after what they want in a more subtle way. Right? Jenny Dingle shoots 236-225-194 / 622, Jackie Burns 226 / 553, Alona De Mesa 519, Anita Kleiman 511, Betsy Rubio 508 and Sherry Glass 504. Mary Ann Thomas bowled a nice 203 game.

LAKEWOOD — Lots of leagues are ending while a new one has started. Sign-ups are being taken so come on over to Cal Bowl. This is a COOL place to spend the summer! Grandma’s & Grandpa’s: (Week 31) Ralph Wingert 669, Art Diemert 246/626, Jim Burke 246/616, Willile Burkhalter 607, Lee Theiss 214/559. (Week 32)Ralph Wingert 243-228/670, Jim Burke 237-233/657, Boylee Inocente 605, Marci Hansen 213/549, Vancie Keith 207/542, Lucy Seiple 205/528, Betty Anthony 528, Art Diemert 234, Willie Burkhalter 233.Big Bear: (Week 30) Mark Fowler 279/738, Emmerson Wafer 259/711, Grover Dye 248/709, Andy Torres 266/691, Michelle Criswell 222/641, Joyce Charles 638, Angel Ward 223/627, Allisen Sutton 243/619, Dawn Langer 617, Billy Anderson 279, Sid Nakagawa 279. (Week 31) “N-2-WIN” are the champs! Vernon Adams 257-248/747, Coney Woodman 268/738, Sid Nakagawa 279/737, Jim Morales (RH) 261-255/717, Grover Dye 266/712, Michelle Criswell 238/637, Joyce Charles 220/627, Teya Burks 239/592. v.A.: (Week 6) John Doval 267-233/682, Joe Morse 615, Sue Somes 179-166/491, Charlynne Comer 463.(Week 7) Bobby Shaw 234/654, John Doval 267/653, Art Diemert 609, Terri Girley 386, Valerie Morse 143/370.First timers: (Week 10) Charlie Evans 517, Rubin Lever 390, Lisa Labounty 378, Kathy Allmoslecher 222, Jason Phil-lips 165 game, Alexis Ireland 143. (Week 11) Jason Phillips 557, Charlie Evans 414, Alexis Ireland 399, Rubin Lever 178 game, Shawn Baker 147, Sofia Alvarez 143.Funtimers: Bob VanHorn 246/666, Josh Hudson 227-227/643, Art Diemert 236/629, Doug Johnson 235/613, Danne VanHorn 542, Adela Santos 210/532.Pick A Ball: Ron Lewis 230/650, Nolan Smith Jr. 279/623, Mike VonMuegge 258/618, Della Douglass 221-187-178/586.young At heart: “Team #10” are the league champs. Ellis Houston 289-287/788, Walter Milsap 268/714, Pre Collier 268/684, Willie Burkhalter 624, Milton Donerson 268/620, Danne VanHorn 193/485.marcu$ Lemon$ vega$ Outlaw$: Emmerson Wafer 269-267/759, Steve Guerrieri 269/722, Mitchell Grissett 708, John Graham 695, Phylissia Smith 223-210/624, Dorothy Murdock 214/577.C.A.u.L.: Jeff Price 269-268/727, Keith Hartman 248/662, Jeanine Edgington 162-156/446, Andy Clark 237/602.Long Beach school Employees: Fred Faniel 232/621, Al Fagafa 594, Richard Eggers 220/582, Maota Bahr 202/560.Captain & Crew: “TRI-STARS” are our champs. Shizuko Barcelon 505, Shirley Dohrman 197/476.sierra Bugs: Our champs are “MUNSON ENTERPRISES”. Myra Kremen 515, Luvinia Taylor 195-184/510. Side Pots—1st game: Linda Holden 219, 2nd game: Luvinia Taylor 184, Luvinia Taylor 209.Wednesday mixed Five: Clyde Lumpford 263/753, Ramiro Garcia 279/734, Dave Bartlett 289/683, Ronnie Lopez 645, Richard Ware 641, Shirley Owens 236/602, Shannon Santos 651.Pick A Ball: Mike VonMuegge 254/667, Nolan Smith Jr. 234-225/648, Della Douglass 242-219/664, Terri Von Mue-ggge 213.Gobs and Gals: John Smith 298/781, Vic Santos 300/781, James Matthews 771, June Collier 289/702, Marife Catala-san 263/680, Maria Bacos 264/653, Butch White 278.Long Beach City Employees: League champs are “UN-EMPLOYED”. Rick Anderson 689, Vince Garfias 678, Steve Anderson 252/673, Matt Mosley 245/666, Armondo Ramos 657, James Phillips 273/628, Jephthan Willis 620, Ruthie Jones 556, Maota Bahr 506.Corona Ladies: “DIRTY BALL” are the league champs. Shirley Dohrman 550, Mary Martinez 524, Kim Anderson 229/521, Lorie Rienstra 512. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: Kim Anderson 268, 2nd Dianne Gardner 258; 2nd game, scr.: 1st Cheryl Pesci 192, 2nd Audrey Louis 187; 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Shirley Dohrman 228, 2nd Lisa Georgeson 221.Bacoorian Family & Friends: Rick Llaneta 280/748, Jhickie de Luna 247/709, Freddie Catamisan 267/691, Randy Antazo 253/642, Rudy Munzon 279/641, Lawrence Austria 634, Elmer Ferrer 622, Valeire Colian 225/590, Beth Colian 224/578, Aishha Abdur-Raheem 577, Susan Ebiland 555. Laughlin Bowler Bears: Byron Burdine 248-244/663, Fer-die Directo 248/640, Michael Savolskis 617, Gina Radcliffe 533, Tracey Jackson 216/515.C-17 sunset: Joshua Navarro 630, Navin Patel 257/627, Tom Boelter 609, Vin Vu 259/606, Lee Vest 604, Tina Ch-eung 223/584.Pin heads: Greg Kelly 259-235/692, Don Louis 222/595, Stacy Kelly 518,.recycled teens: Edwin Brown 298/693, Art DIemert 626, Ben Jones Sr. 256/624, Jim Plante 622, Vancie Keith 210/568, Divina Buhay 217/542, Norma Myers 541.mega vegas: Chris Porter 242-226/669, Edward Newby 634, B.J. 602, Marie Collier 519.ramona Ladies: League champs: “DOLLIES DAMES”. Sue Spencer 523, Eulalia Salcido 454. Side Pots—1st game: Sue Spencer 254, 2nd game: Rosie Harks 227, 3rd game: Shirley Ammon 225.Cal Bowleros: “UP YOUR ACE!!!”, league champs. Dee Phipps 258-239/669, Karen Witt 228/611, Brenda Durnin 602, Charlene Peterson 232/549. Side Pots—1st game: Charlene Peterson 248, 2nd game: Karen Witt 228, 3rd game: Barbara Clark 232.

WELCOME BACK!START OF THE SUMMER LEAGUE.

Laughlin sunset-summer: James Matthews 286-248/737, Matt Schermerhorn 300/728, Steve Clark 679, Clarence Wynne 675, Ray Minter 238/658, Ladrena Boyd 225/587, Michelle Allen 217/548.

JUNIORSmini-Bees: Diego Gallardo 81/144, Franasco Gonzales 73-61/134, Anthony Maldonado 75/134, Brianna Buckreis 118/201, Maggie Jenkins 91/171, Kayleigh Reeves 116.Bobcats: Tyler Newton 161-149/444, Spencer Pozgay 168/432, Javon Bunting 159/430, Karly Lopez 103-92-87/282, Emily Jenkins 106/271.Classifieds: Alec Aldapa 193-188/530, Larell Woods 494, Myles Rascon-Lahr 186/492, Darian Jackson 159-145-143/447, Ashley Zastrow 152/426.Adult/youth: Paul Mehl Jr. 245/633, Louis Whitlock II 224/632, Michael Savolskis 226, Cathryn Butler 154-145/432, Eric Brown Jr. 223-213-201/637, Chris Bartlett 232/591, Aaron Jollensten 567, Selena Carrasco 506, Dar-ian Jackson 464.Let’s get those summer League sign-ups in today. it’s going to be a great summer here at Cal Bowl.

California USBC AssociatiionCurrent Standings

6th Annual Women's ChampionshipsSorted by Event, Division

Team, Classic, Scratch

Place Team name Entry Score FromFrom

Santa Clara County USBCWoman On! 536 2,825 1 Santa Clara County USBNorth Los Angeles Co USBCHas Been's 583 2,648 2 North Los Angeles Co UNorth Los Angeles Co USBCPPBC Galz 520 2,529 3 North Los Angeles Co UGr Sacramento Area USBCMcClatchy Management 370 2,309 4 Gr Sacramento Area USBCitrus Belt USBCInland Empire Ladies Club #3 463 2,286 5 Citrus Belt USBC

Team, A, Scratch


Central California USBCBowling Buds 472 2,247 1 Central California USBCGolden Empire USBCRodriguez N Associates #2 548 2,223 2 Golden Empire USBCCitrus Belt USBCStriking Ladies VIII 246 2,210 3 Citrus Belt USBCSan Gabriel Valley USBCValley Girls 543 2,190 4 San Gabriel Valley USBCitrus Belt USBCLoose Leggs #2 51 2,172 5 Citrus Belt USBC

Team, B, Scratch


San Diego USBCSan Diego Beauty 307 2,099 1 San Diego USBCSan Gabriel Valley USBCDangerous Dames 575 2,081 2 San Gabriel Valley USBSan Diego USBCFriends-R-Us 568 2,058 3 San Diego USBCGr Sacramento Area USBCBolwer Babes #2 383 2,052 4 Gr Sacramento Area USBAntelope Valley USBCFamily & Friends 31 2,045 5 Antelope Valley USBC

Team, C, Scratch


Orange County USBCAGRAVASHUN 167 2,092 1 Orange County USBCTracy USBC WBAFocus 578 2,083 2 Tracy USBC WBASouthern LA County USBCCheshire Cats 433 1,968 3 Southern LA County USBSan Francisco USBCFun Timers 205 1,932 4 San Francisco USBCOrange County USBC"K.P.R.&R. Again" 4 1,925 5 Orange County USBC

Team, D, Scratch


North County USBCSpare Me 334 1,887 1 North County USBCSan Diego USBCDelilah's Team 392 1,767 2 San Diego USBCGateway USBCWestern Protech 486 1,750 3 Gateway USBCKings County USBCGrammie And Co. 125 1,695 4 Kings County USBCSanta Clara County USBCMagic Markers 443 1,692 5 Santa Clara County USB

Team, E, Scratch


Central California USBCLadies Of The Lanes 95 1,717 1 Central California USBCCitrus Belt USBCDel Rosa 4 582 1,640 2 Citrus Belt USBCGr Sacramento Area USBCBowler Babes #4 385 1,595 3 Gr Sacramento Area USBCitrus Belt USBCStriking Ladies IV 197 1,588 4 Citrus Belt USBCKings County USBCPink Ladies 132 1,560 5 Kings County USBC

Doubles, Classic, Scratch


Santa Clara County USBCAboud, Regina L / Leong, Kristie L 536 1,364 1 Santa Clara County USBCitrus Belt USBCCoats, Maryann L / Kramer, Candy S 75 1,351 2 Citrus Belt USBCNorth Los Angeles Co USBCRovner, Jamie R / Schilling, Danielle 584 1,333 3 North Los Angeles Co UNorth Los Angeles Co USBCMobley, Angela M / Becker, Angie M 583 1,293 4 North Los Angeles Co UNorth Los Angeles Co USBCHannasch, Lindsay M / McGinnes,

Alyse M 584 1,252 5 North Los Angeles Co U

Doubles, A, Scratch


Contra Costa County USBCGreiner, Liz D / Ingram, Tina L 173 1,235 1 Contra Costa County USSan Diego USBCBeard, Kathy G / Moree, Sunae C 307 1,169 2 San Diego USBCNorth Los Angeles Co USBCKosaka, Stacee K / Adan, Kara L 520 1,161 3 North Los Angeles Co USan Francisco USBCHoang, Janice V / Lee, Roxanne K 458 1,147 4 San Francisco USBCSan Gabriel Valley USBCOHagan, Linda L / Scott, Christine L 544 1,143 5 San Gabriel Valley USB

Doubles, B, Scratch


Citrus Belt USBCBourland, Sherley J / Christian, Chevonne A

465 1,116 1 Citrus Belt USBC

San Gabriel Valley USBCRicketts, Ingrid C / Lock, York C 96 1,107 2 San Gabriel Valley USBOrange County USBCMann, Peggy / McClure, Jeannette 167 1,080 3 Orange County USBCDesert Valley USBCNewbury, Faith M / Stone, Judi K 447 1,080 3 Desert Valley USBCStockton USBC WBABugarin, Pat E / Johnson, Wanda R 16 1,071 5 Stockton USBC WBA

Doubles, C, Scratch


Imperial Valley USBCHolt, Beth I / Quinn, Theresa 192 1,072 1 Imperial Valley USBCNorth County USBCLekvold, Billie L / Sanchez, Shirley J 333 1,041 2 North County USBCGr Sacramento Area USBCScott, Helen / Martinez, Mariahelena 150 1,029 3 Gr Sacramento Area USBOrange County USBCSaenz, Maria G / Fuentes, Martha 168 1,023 4 Orange County USBCVentura County USBC WBAMacMahon, Brecken J / Isack, Renee 335 1,015 5 Ventura County USBC W

Doubles, D, Scratch


Santa Clara County USBCRogers, Merla R / Woodard, Laura 442 903 1 Santa Clara County USBSan Diego USBCBaron, Laura L / McRory, Linda L 569 834 2 San Diego USBCCitrus Belt USBCKazakoff, Rita / Heim, Misty D 200 833 3 Citrus Belt USBCSanta Clara County USBCDePaul, Clara E / Hughes, Carol L 442 832 4 Santa Clara County USBSan Diego USBCDowney, Fusako A / Conte, JoAnn P 332 827 5 San Diego USBC

Doubles, E, Scratch


Central California USBCMatt-Foreman, Mary / Powell, Kathy 95 849 1 Central California USBCCitrus Belt USBCPriebe, Rosemary A / Rich, Darlene 197 846 2 Citrus Belt USBCSan Diego USBCCooper, Brenda A / Asbill, Pastora 388 830 3 San Diego USBCCitrus Belt USBCEstoch, Christine / Reichardt, Susan 197 801 4 Citrus Belt USBCCitrus Belt USBCBerry, Melba / Tucker, Dale V 582 770 5 Citrus Belt USBC

Singles, Classic, Scratch


Citrus Belt USBCScott, Lorri E 464 719 1 Citrus Belt USBCSanta Clara County USBCGarber, Bonnie 536 717 2 Santa Clara County USBNorth Los Angeles Co USBCMacPherson, Wendy 583 708 3 North Los Angeles Co USanta Clara County USBCJohnston, Cathy R 536 685 4 Santa Clara County USBNorth Los Angeles Co USBCSchilling, Danielle M 584 683 5 North Los Angeles Co U

Singles, A, Scratch


Contra Costa County USBCIngram, Tina L 173 711 1 Contra Costa County USCitrus Belt USBCRiley, Janice M 464 630 2 Citrus Belt USBCSan Diego USBCGottlieb, Amelita N 307 590 3 San Diego USBCSanta Barbara USBCJoaquin, Marilyn J 407 588 4 Santa Barbara USBCOrange County USBCLenz, Joanie R 170 588 4 Orange County USBC

Singles, B, Scratch


Orange County USBCKauffman, Linda L 353 591 1 Orange County USBCOrange County USBCCapps, Laura S 166 582 2 Orange County USBCRed Bluff USBCPierce, Kathleen J 62 566 3 Red Bluff USBCCitrus Belt USBCSkinker, Paige 195 563 4 Citrus Belt USBCImperial Valley USBCVerbrugh, Tuesday 193 560 5 Imperial Valley USBC

Singles, C, Scratch


Southern LA County USBCVollmer, Joyce R 433 605 1 Southern LA County USBSan Diego USBCClark, Monica P 330 556 2 San Diego USBCSan Diego USBCBeard, Kathy G 307 553 3 San Diego USBCCitrus Belt USBCKitagawa-Keebler, Annette E 483 542 4 Citrus Belt USBCKings County USBCHester, Carole L 133 526 5 Kings County USBC

Singles, D, Scratch


Tracy USBC WBAMarilao, Kathy A 578 537 1 Tracy USBC WBASan Francisco USBCJunio, Madalyn D 458 475 2 San Francisco USBCSanta Clara County USBCLopez, Elizabeth (Lisa) A 443 475 2 Santa Clara County USBGolden Sierra USBC WBAHessel, Janet K 448 472 4 Golden Sierra USBC WBCitrus Belt USBCVance, Mary L 195 470 5 Citrus Belt USBC

Singles, E, Scratch


Citrus Belt USBCPriebe, Rosemary A 197 440 1 Citrus Belt USBCSan Diego USBCGushue, Janet R 570 430 2 San Diego USBCNorth County USBCGana, Ruth H 334 428 3 North County USBCCentral Coast USBCPietz, Jerrine E 180 426 4 Central Coast USBCCitrus Belt USBCKazakoff, Rita 200 419 5 Citrus Belt USBC

All Events, Classic, Scratch


California USBC Association Current Standing6th Annual Women’s Championship Sorted by Event, Division


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CBN CHALLENGE Question: Why are cashews never sold in the shell?

a. The oil surrounding the shell is very irritating to the skin and can cause blisters.b. Cashews are in the same plant family as poison ivy.c. Even roasting the shells off produces a noxious smoke.Answer; All of the above, {A, B, & C.} are true.Answer; Yes, it is true. The oil in cashews inhibits the growth of plaque-producing bacteria.

Question: Guess what American dessert is made from animal skin and bones?

a. Yuk, I don’t really want to know.b. None of them.c. This is a joke.d. Jell-o gelatin.

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shOt OF GOLD1. David richardson sr. $612.002. Dale Wellock 612.00

mEN’s hANDiCAP siDE POtsGame 1: Dave Cossairt 349 $123.00Game 2: David richardson sr. 298 123.00Game 3: stephen Evison 346 124.00

mEN’s sCrAtChGame 1: Dave Cossairt 297 $110.00Game 2: Geoff Perea 285 110.00Game 3: stephen Evison 300 110.00

LOttEryGame 1: Greg Pressman 141 $218.00Game 2: Gary Boyles 125 218.00Game 3: michael Boyles 131 219.00

WOmEN’s hANDiCAP siDE POtsGame 1: Christina Beatty 354 $86.00Game 2: michelle stephens 323 87.00Game 3: sara salvedra 342 87.00

WOmEN’s sCrAtChGame 1: Char Alexander 279 $45.00Game 2: michelle stephens 280 45.00Game 3: sara salvedra 264 45.00

Although his parents were not bowlers, Tony was introduced to bowling at age 11 by close members of the family who convinced him to join a summer youth league at Regency Lanes, in Bakers-field. Tony was hooked! He bowled all the local and state youth tournaments and not long after, Tony’s brother Ty, joined him in those youth activities. Since then Tony has been BVL District Champion three times (2007-2009) and State Champion twice (2007, 2008); and qualified to become a member of the Southern California Junior Amateur Tour and Junior Bowlers Tour and participated in the Junior World Team Challenge (2007-2010). He qualified and participated in the Teen Masters National Finals (2008) and is a member of the USBC Junior Gold Program since 2007 and will participate in this year’s Junior Gold Champion-ship in Las Vegas, July 9-15. Among his many first place finishes, Tony regards very special his winning First Place in the Youth Travel Tournament and being named Bowler of the Year with High Season Point Totals. In the collegiate area, Tony continues to improve his game un-der the able assistance of Coaches Joey Shugart and Tad Kanae, during an almost year-round schedule. Practice runs from June through August and tournament competition September through April. Tony was a member of the 2010-2011 First Place Collegiate Team Events and was chosen as an alternate for the A-Team at the Intercollegiate Team Sectionals the past two years. In addition to carrying a course overload for three semesters in addition to his position as a Teaching Assistant for the top Hotel College Professor, Tony works 20-40 hours per week as a Cus-tomer Solutions Specialist for Go Wireless; and attends monthly meetings and activities for the NSCS and the UNLV Chapter of the Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals. With time permitting, Tony, enjoys the mountains, various Water Sports, Basketball, and working out at the Gym. However, in spite of such a full agenda, this young man remembers where he came from. He noted, “Bowling has been a vital element in my life both on and off the lanes; however, “I have never lost sight of all my immediate family members who believed in my ability and supported me all the way...as well as the Regency Lanes “bowling family”...The Moody Family, the late Margie Langdon, Vernon Spangler, DC Williams and Bette Addington, just to name a few.” Anthony J. Rose will be honored and presented his awards dur-ing our 2011 Annual Meeting at the CUSBC Convention at the Ontario Radisson, June 12th.

STAR OF TOMORROWcontinued from page 1

North Los Angeles Co USBCMacPherson, Wendy 583 2,110 1 North Los Angeles Co USanta Clara County USBCAboud, Regina L 536 2,065 2 Santa Clara County USBNorth Los Angeles Co USBCBecker, Angie M 583 2,006 3 North Los Angeles Co USanta Clara County USBCJohnston, Cathy R 536 1,973 4 Santa Clara County USBSanta Clara County USBCLeong, Kristie L 536 1,968 5 Santa Clara County USB

All Events, A, Scratch


Contra Costa County USBCIngram, Tina L 173 2,009 1 Contra Costa County USNorth Los Angeles Co USBCAdan, Kara L 520 1,866 2 North Los Angeles Co USan Gabriel Valley USBCLuscombe, Sandy M 575 1,749 3 San Gabriel Valley USBCitrus Belt USBCRiley, Janice M 464 1,741 4 Citrus Belt USBCCitrus Belt USBCChristian, Chevonne A 465 1,706 5 Citrus Belt USBC

All Events, B, Scratch


San Francisco USBCHoang, Janice V 458 1,632 1 San Francisco USBCSouthern LA County USBCWood, Connie S 433 1,630 2 Southern LA County USBRed Bluff USBCPierce, Kathleen J 62 1,625 3 Red Bluff USBCSan Diego USBCBeard, Whittney G 307 1,624 4 San Diego USBCOrange County USBCCapps, Laura S 166 1,589 5 Orange County USBC

All Events, C, Scratch


San Diego USBCClark, Monica P 330 1,582 1 San Diego USBCSouthern LA County USBCVollmer, Joyce R 433 1,573 2 Southern LA County USBOrange County USBCFuentes, Martha 168 1,565 3 Orange County USBCTracy USBC WBASvenson, Cheri D 578 1,553 4 Tracy USBC WBANorth County USBCRay, Serena N 334 1,548 5 North County USBC

All Events, D, Scratch


Tracy USBC WBAMarilao, Kathy A 578 1,437 1 Tracy USBC WBASan Francisco USBCJunio, Madalyn D 458 1,419 2 San Francisco USBCNorth County USBCLekvold, Billie L 333 1,379 3 North County USBCCitrus Belt USBCRybak, Julie 580 1,353 4 Citrus Belt USBCKings County USBCLowe, Michele L 125 1,318 5 Kings County USBC

All Events, E, Scratch


North County USBCGana, Ruth H 334 1,249 1 North County USBCCitrus Belt USBCPriebe, Rosemary A 197 1,227 2 Citrus Belt USBCGr Sacramento Area USBCLawson, Sharon A 385 1,202 3 Gr Sacramento Area USBSan Diego USBCAsbill, Pastora 388 1,197 4 San Diego USBCSan Diego USBCCooper, Brenda A 388 1,176 5 San Diego USBC

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First Time Bowlers Become First Time Winners!

SAN DIMAS—When Mixed Junior’s Jackie Oeser and Cody Myer signed up to bowl in Sandi’s Superstars at Chaparral Lanes, in San Dimas, California, 14 weeks ago, they never imagined they’d end their first season with a first place trophy!

One brisk Saturday morning in January, at 9:30 a.m., strang-ers Jackie Oeser, age 7, and Cody Myer, age 6, were randomly placed together in what came to be known as Team Bowlz-A-Lot. Chaparral Lanes Junior Program, Sandi’s Superstars, led by Sandi Makroglous, gathered 6 teams of two players each.

It was fun and exciting for the junior bowlers to hone their skills as the league progressed. Over the weeks to come, the play-ers learned a great deal about bowling, but they also learned a great deal about team spirit.

Bowlers needed to complete a minimum of 18 games to be eligible for any league award. And when the final ball was thrown, Team Bowlz-A-Lot emerged the first place winner! Team Bowlz-A-Lot captured Season High Sco

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