August 4, 2011 Page 1 Bowling news Thursday August 4, 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 Orange County Sunday Aug 7 Westminster Lanes ABT San Diego Saturday Aug 6 Parkway Bowl ABT So-Cal Sunday Aug 7 Moreno Valley Bowl A.B.T.A. Saturday Aug 6 AMF Valley View Lanes Monthly No-Tap Sunday Aug 7 Forest Lanes 9 Pin No-Tap Sunday Aug 7 Brunswick Covina Bowl Summer Roll-Off Friday Aug 5 Pinz Bowling Center For Amateurs Only!! Call Kathy, Patti or Ed at (949)770-0055 for more info or www.forestlanes.com Honor Roll Name Score Date Center mAtt klEEn 800/300 7-26-11 FOrEst lAnEs nEAl jOhnsOn 300 7-26-11 CAl BOwl mArk FEw 300 7-28-11 lA hABrA “300” BOwl FrEDDiE CAtAmisAn 300 7-29-11 CAl BOwl jAmEs hAwkins 300 7-29-11 CAl BOwl nECOlE jOhnsOn 771 7-29-11 CAl BOwl juli mEltOn 702 7-29-11 vAlEnCiA lAnEs DOug hOskins 801 7-31-11 DEl riO lAnEs BrAnDOn grAnt 300 8-1-11 DEl riO lAnEs kEvin kikuChi 804 8-1-11 missiOn hills BOwl jOEl singEr 823 8-1-11 FOuntAin BOwl EriC snOw 300 8-1-11 DEl riO lAnEs ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: BOwl An hOnOr sCOrE THIS WEEK & E-mAil By tuEsDAy nOOn yOur nAmE, sCOrE, DAtE & CEntEr & yOu will BE On thE FrOnt PAgE. E-mAil tO: [email protected]mEn: 300 Or 800 wOmEn: 298,299,300 Or 700+ Bowling news Monthly No-Tap Sunday Aug. 7th at 1pm (check in noon) Entry Fee: $15 2 Women’s & 2 Men’s Divisions • Optional Scr. Divisions $8 Optional 3-6-9 (2 divisions) $2 GARDEN GROVE — The ABTA will be hosted by popular Valley View Lanes in Garden Grove Saturday in a one day event with qualifying Squads at 12:00-1:00 -2:30- 4:00 & 6:00 with the Semis to follow at 7:30PM with 1 in 4 ½ entrants advancing to the semifinals. New members join for only $10. 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 (Valley View) Aug. 6, and the next event Aug13 at Bowling Square in Arcadia, you will receive 2 Bonus pins. If you bowl only at Bowling Square, you will still receive one hand- icap bonus pin. The Match Game will go for the Max of $3,500 this Sat- urday. The Match Series est. $550 and the 3-6-9 at $2,300. Side-Pots are only $2.00 per game and will usually top $200 per game on the final squad and we usually pay 3 places. ABTA Bonus Special Next Two Events Valley View & Bowling Square Please see our ad in this pa- per for more information. Val- ley View is located at 12141 Valley View Blvd in Garden Grove. Take 22 Freeway to Valley View, go 1 /2 mile north or take 605 Freeway to Katella East 2 ½ miles to Val- ley View south 2 ½ miles. Or 91 Fwy to Valley View and 3 miles south. Next week, Aug. 13, we are hosted by Bowling Square in Arcadia with the Bonus in tow there. A One Day Event with Qualifying at Noon- 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with a Beat the Board Semis/ FINALS at 8:00PM. The top 16 are always guaranteed $100. The Following week Aug. 20 we visit West Covina Lanes in a FROZEN Handicap Event.YOU will not lose pins at West Covina. Then a bye Aug 27 and on to the Big Labor Day weekend Event September 1-2-3-4 at Cal Bowl in Lakewood. $5,500 Min 1st and Up to $12,000 1st with Bonuses. Check out the ad or online at www.abta1. com or call 562-868-7164. NORWALK—Well this is your chance to cash in with the $100,000 Bandit & Outlaw Challenge! The two newest balls in the Sword™ line are so good, we are putting our money where our mouth is! The first person to shoot 900 with the Outlaw or Bandit will take home the cash! “We are really excited to unveil this promotion,” com- mented Roger Noordhoek, Di- rector of Marketing for Storm Products, Inc. “We know the Outlaw and Bandit make a great 1-2 combination for any bowler’s arsenal; a 900 series is an awesome feat in itself, so why not earn a $100,000 pay- day along with it?” The Outlaw and the Bandit feature the all new Caliber™ Roto Grip Announces the $100,000 Bandit Outlaw Challenge Everyone could use an extra $100,000 right? weight block that maximizes pin action. Pair that with the new In- ception™ coverstock and you have a combination of balls to tackle any lane conditions you may encounter. In order to be eligible the ball must be purchased be- tween the dates of August 9, 2011 and April 30, 2012, and registered at rotogrip.com. The 900 must be certified by the USBC and bowled dur- ing league competition. The Bandit and/or Outlaw must be used throughout the entire feat to be eligible. For official rules, restric- tions, and contest details please visit www.rotogrip. com/reward. For more infor- mation please visit rotogrip. com or call 1-888-450-6920. SAN BERNARDINO — Besides Murrieta’s MIKE DEVANEY winning the title, the Citrus Belt’s BOBBY CAMPAGNALE and DAVE WODKA made the finals and finished tied for fifth and ninth respectively. Campagnale averaged 225 and Wodka 214 to qualify for match play on Sunday. Cam- pagnale won his first match, three games to two, versus EDDIE VANDANIKER. It was sweet payback for Bobby. He had lost to Eddie last spring in the finals of the Citrus Belt Masters Tournament. Now it was Bobby’s turn to triumph. Victory was never certain for either Bobby or Eddie. Just when victory would seem within reach, the leader would split and open. The result would be an- other lead change. In an up and down match, with both bowlers going hot and cold, it came down to the tenth frame CITRUS BELT Bowlers Excel At PBA West Region Ebonite Open by Frank Weiler of game five before Bobby clinched victory from the jaws of defeat. Wodka faced Steve War- ner, in match play, and lost a close battle, one game to three. All four games were close, and Warner went on to tie for third place. Campagnale moved on to face SEAN RASH. Bobby was able to tie in the first game, only to lose after five exciting tiebreaker frames. Sean produced five tiebreaker strikes to Bobby’s four. Rash won the second game, and the match, with a 263. Other Citrus Belt bowlers who participated included: Tom Andres, Nicole Ellison, Sean Kucera, Scott LaRiviere, Alan Mojado, Don Moser, Jim Murtishaw, Matt Murtishaw, Paul Nilsen, Marv Sargent, and Vince Wood. Thanks to the BOWLING NEWS for recognizing their success on the lanes. Mike DeVaney FULLERTON—John Grieco, Sr. won his fifth Am- ateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Carter Lanes on Sunday, July 24, 2011 during our 3-game Beat- the-Board tournament. John bowled in the 1PM squad and shot games of 207, 263 and 283 with handicap for a series total of 753 and the $500 1st place prize. Ben Bagaoisan came in second shooting a 725 with handicap. Low to cash was +120. ABT Runner up, Ben Bagaoisan and Champion, John Grieco, Sr. JOHN GRIECO WINS FIFTH ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT CARTER BOWL Our newest champion, John Grieco, is married to Sharon and they have three children, John Jr., Brian and Michael. John has been bowl- ing for about 43 years and does his league bowling at Bowl-O-Drome. John’s high sanctioned game is a 299 and high series is 725. John was using an Ebonite Game Breaker drilled at Bach Bowl- ing Supply. John wanted to thank his family for their love continued on page 11
ABT Orange County Sunday Aug 7 Westminster LanesABT San Diego Saturday Aug 6 Parkway BowlABT So-Cal Sunday Aug 7 Moreno Valley BowlA.B.T.A. Saturday Aug 6 AMF Valley View LanesMonthly No-Tap Sunday Aug 7 Forest Lanes9 Pin No-Tap Sunday Aug 7 Brunswick Covina BowlSummer Roll-Off Friday Aug 5 Pinz Bowling Center
For Amateurs Only!!
Call Kathy, Patti or Ed at (949)770-0055 for more info or www.forestlanes.com
Honor RollName Score Date CentermAtt klEEn 800/300 7-26-11 FOrEst lAnEsnEAl jOhnsOn 300 7-26-11 CAl BOwlmArk FEw 300 7-28-11 lA hABrA “300” BOwlFrEDDiE CAtAmisAn 300 7-29-11 CAl BOwljAmEs hAwkins 300 7-29-11 CAl BOwlnECOlE jOhnsOn 771 7-29-11 CAl BOwljuli mEltOn 702 7-29-11 vAlEnCiA lAnEsDOug hOskins 801 7-31-11 DEl riO lAnEsBrAnDOn grAnt 300 8-1-11 DEl riO lAnEskEvin kikuChi 804 8-1-11 missiOn hills BOwljOEl singEr 823 8-1-11 FOuntAin BOwlEriC snOw 300 8-1-11 DEl riO lAnEs
ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS:BOwl An hOnOr sCOrE THIS WEEK & E-mAil By tuEsDAy nOOn
yOur nAmE, sCOrE, DAtE & CEntEr & yOu will BE On thE FrOnt PAgE.E-mAil tO: [email protected]: 300 Or 800 wOmEn: 298,299,300 Or 700+
Bowling news
Monthly No-TapSunday Aug. 7th at 1pm (check in noon) Entry Fee: $152 Women’s & 2 Men’s Divisions • Optional Scr. Divisions $8 Optional 3-6-9 (2 divisions) $2
GARDEN GROVE — The ABTA will be hosted by popular Valley View Lanes in Garden Grove Saturday in a one day event with qualifying Squads at 12:00-1:00 -2:30-4:00 & 6:00 with the Semis to follow at 7:30PM with 1 in 4 ½ entrants advancing to the semifinals. New members join for only $10. 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 (Valley View) Aug. 6, and the next event Aug13 at Bowling Square in Arcadia, you will receive 2 Bonus pins. If you bowl only at Bowling Square, you will still receive one hand-icap bonus pin.
The Match Game will go for the Max of $3,500 this Sat-urday. The Match Series est. $550 and the 3-6-9 at $2,300. Side-Pots are only $2.00 per game and will usually top $200 per game on the final squad and we usually pay 3 places.
ABTA Bonus Special Next Two Events Valley View & Bowling Square
Please see our ad in this pa-per for more information. Val-ley View is located at 12141 Valley View Blvd in Garden Grove. Take 22 Freeway to Valley View, go 1 /2 mile north or take 605 Freeway to Katella East 2 ½ miles to Val-ley View south 2 ½ miles. Or 91 Fwy to Valley View and 3 miles south.
Next week, Aug. 13, we are hosted by Bowling Square in Arcadia with the Bonus in tow there. A One Day Event with Qualifying at Noon- 1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with a Beat the Board Semis/FINALS at 8:00PM. The top 16 are always guaranteed $100. The Following week Aug. 20 we visit West Covina Lanes in a FROZEN Handicap Event.YOU will not lose pins at West Covina.
Then a bye Aug 27 and on to the Big Labor Day weekend Event September 1-2-3-4 at Cal Bowl in Lakewood. $5,500 Min 1st and Up to $12,000 1st with Bonuses. Check out the ad or online at www.abta1.com or call 562-868-7164.
NORWALK—Well this is your chance to cash in with the $100,000 Bandit & Outlaw Challenge!
The two newest balls in the Sword™ line are so good, we are putting our money where our mouth is! The first person to shoot 900 with the Outlaw or Bandit will take home the cash!
“We are really excited to unveil this promotion,” com-mented Roger Noordhoek, Di-rector of Marketing for Storm Products, Inc. “We know the Outlaw and Bandit make a great 1-2 combination for any bowler’s arsenal; a 900 series is an awesome feat in itself, so why not earn a $100,000 pay-day along with it?”
The Outlaw and the Bandit feature the all new Caliber™
Roto Grip Announces the $100,000 Bandit
Outlaw ChallengeEveryone could use an extra $100,000 right?
weight block that maximizes pin action.
Pair that with the new In-ception™ coverstock and you have a combination of balls to tackle any lane conditions you may encounter.
In order to be eligible the ball must be purchased be-tween the dates of August 9, 2011 and April 30, 2012, and registered at rotogrip.com.
The 900 must be certified by the USBC and bowled dur-ing league competition.
The Bandit and/or Outlaw must be used throughout the entire feat to be eligible.
For official rules, restric-tions, and contest details please visit www.rotogrip.com/reward. For more infor-mation please visit rotogrip.com or call 1-888-450-6920.
SAN BERNARDINO — Besides Murrieta’s MIKE DEVANEY winning the title, the Citrus Belt’s BOBBY CAMPAGNALE and DAVE WODKA made the finals and finished tied for fifth and ninth respectively.
Campagnale averaged 225 and Wodka 214 to qualify for match play on Sunday. Cam-pagnale won his first match, three games to two, versus EDDIE VANDANIKER. It was sweet payback for Bobby. He had lost to Eddie last spring in the finals of the Citrus Belt Masters Tournament. Now it was Bobby’s turn to triumph.
Victory was never certain for either Bobby or Eddie. Just when victory would seem within reach, the leader would split and open.
The result would be an-other lead change. In an up and down match, with both bowlers going hot and cold, it came down to the tenth frame
CITRUS BELT Bowlers Excel At PBA West Region Ebonite Open
by Frank Weiler
of game five before Bobby clinched victory from the jaws of defeat.
Wodka faced Steve War-ner, in match play, and lost a close battle, one game to three. All four games were close, and Warner went on to tie for third place.
Campagnale moved on to face SEAN RASH. Bobby was able to tie in the first game, only to lose after five exciting tiebreaker frames. Sean produced five tiebreaker strikes to Bobby’s four. Rash won the second game, and the match, with a 263.
Other Citrus Belt bowlers who participated included: Tom Andres, Nicole Ellison, Sean Kucera, Scott LaRiviere, Alan Mojado, Don Moser, Jim Murtishaw, Matt Murtishaw, Paul Nilsen, Marv Sargent, and Vince Wood. Thanks to the BOWLING NEWS for recognizing their success on the lanes. Mike DeVaney
F U L L E RT O N — J o h n Grieco, Sr. won his fifth Am-ateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Carter Lanes on Sunday, July 24, 2011 during our 3-game Beat-the-Board tournament. John bowled in the 1PM squad and shot games of 207, 263 and 283 with handicap for a series total of 753 and the $500 1st place prize. Ben Bagaoisan came in second shooting a 725 with handicap. Low to cash was +120.
ABT Runner up, Ben Bagaoisan and Champion, John Grieco, Sr.
JOHN GRIECO WINS FIFTH ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT CARTER BOWL
Our newest champion, John Grieco, is married to Sharon and they have three children, John Jr., Brian and Michael. John has been bowl-ing for about 43 years and does his league bowling at Bowl-O-Drome. John’s high sanctioned game is a 299 and high series is 725. John was using an Ebonite Game Breaker drilled at Bach Bowl-ing Supply. John wanted to thank his family for their love
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1 kEith yAmAkAwA PORTER RANCH 1833 1430 4 2 120 3380 $7502 RON SARGENT BUENA PARK 1802 1444 3 3 90 3336 $5603 tim triPP SANTA CLARITA 1790 1407 4 2 120 3317 $4354 MARK FISSER ALISO VIEJO 1861 1348 2 4 60 3266 $3605 BOB mArkiEwiCZ SAN DIEGO 1756 1338 3 3 90 3184 $3306 JOHN SOWELL VISTA 1812 1294 2 4 60 3166 $310
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7 KEN DEGROFF KEN DEGROFF 1738 $175******************************************************************************************************************************************* suPEr sEniOr DivisiOn POS BOWLEr City QUAL FinAls W L BONUS T.PINS PriZE
1 kEvin gAnnOn LAKEWOOD 1734 1352 4 2 120 3206 $7502 JIM LESIUK RANCHO CUCAMONGA 1715 1328 3 3 90 3133 $6003 mikE shEriDAn GARDEN GROVE 1749 1262 4 2 120 3131 $5004 ROGER MAKEMSON STEVENSON RANCH 1722 1297 3 3 90 3109 $4005 mikE rAusCh SAN JUAN CAPISTRAN 1671 1316 3 3 90 3077 $3306 rAy tOrrEs CATHEDRAL CITY 1728 1142 1 5 30 2900 $310
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************************************************************************************************************************************the wCst would like to thank our hosting bowling center, and their gm, john havales, and the workingemployees of the lanes for all of their cooperation. thanks to Ben laney for doing the brackets, and to ourcoverage sponsor, EBOnitE intErnAtiOnAl CO. thanks to all of the bowlers who entered this tournament. there was an increase of the regular Divison bowlers entries, which is very good.*************************************************************************************************************************************
KEITH YAMAKAWA WINS WCST REGULAR DIVISION KEVIN GANNON WINS 37TH WCST SUPER SENIOR TITLE
by Dick SandersANAHEIM—With an increase in entries for the Regular Division at Linbrook Bowl in
Anaheim, CA last week-end, Keith Yamakawa (Porter Ranch) won his 1st WCST Title, and it was a battle all the way in this 6 man finals, bowling 6 games each.
The one day format had bowlers bowling 8 games in the qualifying. Followed by a short break, then bowling the finals. Mark Fisser led the qualifying with 1861, and in 2nd place, Keith trailed by only 28 pins. Keith’s 1st game in the finals of 279, put him right into the lead, and Ron Sargent, who started in 4th place, closed to be in 2nd place going into the position match, only 5 pins behind Keith. Keith won the match 228-218, and with the Bonus pins of 30 added on, ended up winning the tournament by 47 pins. Tim Tripp, who finished 3rd, made a great run on the last game rolling 270, and passed Mark Fisser for that spot. Mark had the high game of the finals with 286.
Top 2: 1st Place, Keith Yamakawa, $750.00, 2nd Place, Ron Sargent, $560.00. 21 Bowlers entered and 7 checks paid out for $2,920.00.
WCST would like to thank our hosting center, their GM, Mr. John Havales, and his employees. Thanks to Ben Laney for doing the brackets, and to the bowlers that entered the tournament. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO.
****SUPER SENIOR NEWS****Another WCST Title, #37, for Kevin Gannon, winning the Super Senior Division, and
moving his Life-Time Earnings to $101, 525.00. Kevin, qualified 2nd behind the qualify-ing leader, Mike Sheridan, as only 34 pins separated the 1st 4 places to start the 6 man finals.
After Game #1, Kevin was down by 79 pins, but a big 267 game in Game #2, gave him the lead, only to drop to 4th after Game #3, but this champion rallied to win his next two games, and held a 1 pin lead over Mike Sheridan, going into the position match.
Kevin beat Mike 238 to 174, and won this title for the day. Jim Lesiuk, who was in 3rd place, won his match and slipped by Mike for 2nd Place by only 2 pins. Top 2: 1st Place, Kevin Gannon, $750.00, 2nd Place: Jim Lesiuk, $600.00. 7 checks paid out for $3,065.00. 22 Bowlers entered. 12 Tournaments in 2011 paid out, $166,112.00. 333 Tournaments paid out $3,544,120.00.
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Entry FEE $25.00 Entry fee breakdown: Donation $10.00-Lineage 9.00-Expenses 1.00-Prize Fund 5.00-(Total $25.00). 100% return of prize fund based on a minimum ratio of 1 for each 5 entries. All prize money will be paid out that day. IN LIEU OF PRIZE FUND YOUTH BOWLERS WILL RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS HELD IN THE SMART PROGRAM (Account #8959)
Check in 1 hour prior to time to bowl. Deadline for entry is August 7, 2011.
Mulligan eggs will be sold. 7 eggs for $5.00 or 1 egg for $1.00 (A mulligan is an opportunity to redo a frame in a single game. It will be your choice which frame you
would like to choose.) We will also have sidepots and 50/50. *************************************************************************************** SEND PREPAID ENTRIES TO: SGV USBC 1061 W BADILLO ST., COVINA, CA 91722 Additional information call the SGV USBC– (626) 859-6216 PLEASE PRINT INFORMATION ___FEMALE ____MALE YOUTH ______________________________________________________________________________ NAME CARD # ______________________________________________________________________________ ADDRESS CITY ZIP PHONE # What bowling center do you bowl at? ___________________________________________ Are you suffering from Diabetes? ______________________________________________
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ABTA Big Pot Winners at CAL BOWL (L-R) Freddie Catamisan, and Patricia Lin shared the Match series of $682, $341 each, and Wilson Cheung didn’t bowl well in the 3rd game but it was the BEST Game of the night for all at CAL as he won a sweet $3.500 Match Game Pot. Best 125 game he ever had claims Wilson:-) all are ABTA Regulars and fine people.
COVINA—On July 10, 2011 the San Gabriel Valley USBC held their Annual Open Meeting and Award Ceremonies. The meeting was held at BRC Covina Bowl at 11:00 AM in a room that filled up quickly and so did the heat of the day. There were approximately 40 guests along with the SGVUSBC board, most were there to receive their tournament awards.
Meeting began with salute to our flag, roll call then on to the business of the day, reports from the officers and directors. A report given by Association Manager Linda Johnson addressed the loss of members again the past season of over 400. Correspondence from USBC reported of the transfer of Bowlium Lanes to the San Gabriel Valley USBC beginning August 1, 2011. The transfer was at the request of the Owner/Proprietor of Bowlium Lanes not the SGVUSBC. SGVUSBC now has 10
centers again with 132 leagues including youth, seniors and adult a total membership 5500. Thinking back over the years that total was the total membership for the summer season, how sad is that!
Certificates were awarded to all the tournament bowlers, tro-phies were delayed and will be awarded during league play to the winners. Congratulations to all the tournament champions look to see you again next year.
The 2012 Local city tournaments will be held at Oak Tree Lanes and Bowlium Lanes. Oak Tree will host the Doubles and Singles events with Bowlium hosting the Team and Youth special events.
Upcoming Charity Tournaments for the SGVUSBC are; August 7th “Diabetes” No-Tap at BRC Covina Bowl; check in at 11:00 bowl Noon. Cost $25.00. On Sunday, October 2nd Bowlium Lanes will be host of the “Bowl for the Cure” tournament; then on No-vember 13th we will be at AMF Beverly Lanes for the BVL local
roll-off events. Check your bowling centers or the website for entries. sangabrielvalleyusbc.com Elections of Directors for two (2) terms were incumbents; Jason Carrillo; Joe Hilke; Bill Lapp;
Helen McKnight; Chris Pilios; Kristine Poepping; Ron Salazar and one newly elected board mem-ber Annette Riccelli. The board holds a special meeting following the AOM and elects the officers to serve.
President Janet Loucks called the special board meeting to order following close of the Annual Open Meeting for the election of Officers to serve a two year term. Janet gave her resignation as president due to problems with family and work. With her resignation the board had to elect a president to complete her term of one year. Joe Hilke was elected as president to finish her term of office; Chris Pilios elected as 1st Vice President and Nancy Carrillo 3rd Vice President for two year terms.
On a special note; Chris Pilios was surprised with his induction into the San Gabriel Valley USBC Hall of Fame for Meritorious Service. He joined the SGV in the 1980’s has bowled in sev-eral centers including Azusa Bowl, Covina Bowl, Chaparral Lanes and West Covina Lanes. He was recognized for his dedication to the SGVUSBC. He volunteered his help in the association office during the merge and after, chairing the BVL and became a certified lane certification when they needed help, you can find him on the lanes making award presentations and gathering bowlers to participate in local, state and national tournaments. He has served as delegate to both CA State and National Conventions. Chris has rolled a 300 game along with two (2) 299 games.
Congratulations Chris on a well deserved honor.
San Gabriel Valley USBC Annual Open Meeting
Chris Pilios
BOWLING NEWSAugust 4, 2011 Page 5
American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com
1 marina suos (reduced Entry) 654 $500.00 2 vuong Do 730 $500.00 3 vic garcia (ss) 636 $200.00 4 Pilbert Colian 650 $120.00 5 Annaliza Agoncillo 628 $120.00 6 Andrew navarro 671 $110.00 7 mikko miller (60%) 636 $66.00 8 Chao (vickie) wang (60%) 636 $66.00 9 Art lindsey (ss) 645 $110.00 10 melvin Finner 664 $105.00 11 samsom kong 655 $100.00 12 Andy yu 653 $100.00 13 resty sanchez 646 $100.00 14 holden Au 640 $100.00 15 william garrett 639 $100.00 16 jeff wu 636 $100.00 17 Bryan moore 629 $85.00 18 som seng 627 $82.50 19 jean Colian 626 $80.00 20 Derek h. lee 626 $77.50 21 Cecilia Aquino (60%) 626 $46.50 22 Bonnie roberto 625 $72.50 23 thomas licauco 621 $72.50 24 mark Andrews 620 $70.00 25 roger Amparo 614 $67.50 26 Angelina nillo (ss) 613 $65.00 27 Alex reyes 609 $62.50 28 Billy Chao 605 $60.00 29 gerald sanchez 605 $60.00 30 Dung le 602 $59.00 31 Patricia lin 600 $59.00 32 stan Por 597 $58.00 33 roland suase 588 $58.00 34 Freddie Catamisan 587 $57.00 35 milena Zelaya 582 $57.00 36 shaun suase 580 $56.00 37 lonzell Burnett (ss) 578 $56.00 38 j.j. soon 572 $55.00 39 Boylee inocente 568 $55.00 40 louie soon 550 $54.00 41 royce Angeles 547 $54.00 42 Darrow tiongco (60%) 543 $32.50 43 marvin Crowder sr 534 $54.00 44 rick llanetta (ss) DnF FE
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1 Billy Chao / jeff wu 1557 $160.00 2 jeff wu / vuong Do 1539 $140.00 3 Don Quitangon / jeff wu 1453 $130.00 4 Billy Chao / vuong Do 1444 $120.00 5 william garrett / Bryan moore 1430 $100.00 6 resty sanchez / vuong Do 1429 $90.00
Cal Bowl - July 307 samson kong / vuong Do 1412 $80.00 8 marvin Crowder / vuong Do 1396 $70.00 9 Billy Chao / holden Au 1396 $70.00 10 gerald sanchez / jj soon 1384 $60.00 11 som seng / vuong Do 1384 $60.00 12 Andrew lung / Billy Chao 1382 $50.00 13 vuong Do / Freddie Catamisan 1380 $50.00 14 gerald sanchez / resty sanchez 1377 $40.00 15 william garrett / Chris kelly (lh) 1376 $40.00 16 Andrew lung / vuong Do 1369 $30.00 17 melvin Finner / Pilbert Colian 1367 $30.00 18 Billy Chao / Patricia lin 1364 $20.00 19 vuong Do / steve Brode 1358 $20.00
FinAnCiAl rEPOrtmen: +59 women: +23
suPEr sEniOrs:rick llaneta, vic garcia,
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LAKEWOOD—Welcome everyone to the weekly edition of ABTA news. We returned to Cal Bowl this past weekend for a regular event, and we saw 181 entries in our one-day event. We had a decent shot for the tournament making the cut scores of +59 for the men and +23 for the women. The Super Seniors added to the board (3 men and 1 female) were Rick Llaneta (58), Vic Garcia (44), and Angie Nillo (-28). Super Seniors are men 63 and over, and for the women you just need to be a young 55. That would give us 44 bowlers making it to the semi-finals this week.
The top qualifier for the men was Jeff Wu with a +226, For the women it was Louie Soon with a +66. Each of them will get a paid entry into a fu-ture regular ABTA event. The top seed draws the Match Se-ries, and this time it was worth $682. Mr. Wu drew a 522. We had two bowlers that bowled this score, they were Patricia Lin, and Freddie Catamisan. They got $341 each. Great people and deserving for sure! We will now estimate the Match Series at $550. For the 3-6-9 qualifying, it was Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich the last person standing of all the qualifiers and he would
Lady Champs Back to Back in the ABTA as Marina Suos Wins 1st ABTA Championship at Cal Bowl
Wilson Cheung hits Match Game $3,500 Lin & Catamisan Hit $682 Match SeriesMatch Game again $3,500 Match Series estimate of $500 3-6-9 is $2,300 at Valley View Lanes
ABTA Returns to Valley View Lanes for Handicap Bonus Special Eventgo for the $2,200 pot. But he missed on the second shot and received $50 consolation. The 3-6-9 will be $2,300 at Valley View Lanes.
In our optional doubles, finishing in first were Billy Chao and Jeff Wu with a 1557 for $160. Finishing second was Jeff Wu and Vuong Do with 1539 for $140. There was a total of $1360 paid out in doubles and 19 paid spots with low to cash of 1358.
In the semis we saw Vuong Do lead the field with a +130 to sit out and bowl for the title this week. Coming in second was Andrew Navarro with a +71 to sit out the first round. It took a +36 for the men and +28 for the women.
Do, top seed in semi-finals had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $3,500. We have a back-up pot that is also maxed out $3,500, with a third pot now started, that will for sure put the Match Game at $3,500 for our next three events. Our top seed drew a 125. Wow, we had one of our bowlers match that score. It was the likeable Wilson Ch-eung. He takes home $3,500. He says it is the best 125 game he has ever bowled :_) He is truly one of the good guys. Congrats Mr. Cheung! We will have $3,500 this week at Val-
ley View Lanes, and continue to build on the third back-up pot, which is $705. Wilson is one of the nicest guys and finest gentlemen in the ABTA and is fitting that he hits the big pot, as he is well deserving to say the least if not less!
This week we had two new bowlers join us. Let us wel-come these new bowlers to the club, Kenneth Morris and Ray Ah-Hong. Good to see Ken come back after 9 years, and Ray is a great guy for sure. Glad to have them with us!
This would bring us to our top 16 Match Play finals. In the first round, the seven losers were Jeff Wu, William Garrett, Holden Au, Resty Sanchez, Andy Yu, Samson Kong, and Melvin Finner. They received checks of $100 each. In the sec-ond round, the losers were Art Lindsey, Chao Wang, Mikko Miller, and Andrew Navarro. They received checks of $110 each. This would get us down to the final five bowlers. At this point, our horses would be paying anywhere from a low of $52 (Pilbert Colian) to a high of $110 (Annaliza Agoncillo) depending on who would win. In this round we saw Annaliza Agoncillo (16th seed) bowl-ing Vic Garcia (8th seed). We saw Vic win in a battle to who would hold onto the game with
a key mark late, finish with a 145/192 to 157/184 and ad-vance to the next round. In the other match we saw Pilbert Co-lian (7th seed) bowling Marina Suos (5th seed). In this match, Marina would be the survivor of 3 166-156. She had won the first match by 1 pin with a bad shot in the tenth frame by Jeff Wu. The 2nd match she won over Mikko Miller who also opened in the tenth frame. The Lucky Lady Marina would fin-ish with a 195 to 181 game and advance. Pilbert and Annaliza finished in 4th and 5th getting checks for $120 each.
Our semi-final match was all set. It would be bowled on Lanes 15 and 16, and pitted our 8th seed against our 5th seed in the semi-final match. In the weekly “horses” we would see Vic paying $70 and Marina paying $82 if they would win their match. In a match that was close throughout the whole game. We would see one per-son mark and the other open, then they would trade and do the opposite. This continued all the way until the end. It was Marina finishing first and she would get a strike on the first ball, she would need only 9 pins total but would only get 8. That would set up a possible tie, as Vic just needed to get 20 to tie, or a double to win. He would leave the 4 pin on his first ball and pick that up. On his second shot he left the 6 pin. That sent Marinia on to the title match with a 128/183 to 135/182. One pin victory. Vic would finish in 3rd place and take home $200. For those lucky “investors” that had Ma-rina as a horse, she paid $82.
The title game was set on Lanes 13 and 14. We would see two great ABTA support-ers bowling each other and both were crowd favorites, in Marina Suos vs Vuong Do. Vuong would lead off first and started with a spare. This was another close match, as were all the matches through the night. Vuong would continue to try to find his shot, and get close but he would struggle to get a double. Again, Marina would finish in the 10th frame first, and she got the first mark and then needed to get decent count on her fill ball to lock out Vuong, but she got only 3 pins, thus leaving the door open. Vuong would come up needing to get 3 strikes to win his 5th tournament by 1 pin, he would get the first, and come up high on the 2nd ball hop-ing to get his first double of the match, but he would leave the 4-7-9. That would be enough to send Marina to her first ABTA title. Finishing with a 156/211 to 181/201. She bowled the popular Reduced Entry to take home $500 for 1st place. Vuong received $500 for 2nd
place. Champion Marina Suos
is from Signal Hill and used a RotoGrip rising Star. She would like to say thank you to Emmerson Wafer and Mike Wahl. Marina loves the ABTA and in the past has won TWO (count em) Match Series Pots! A Lucky Lady? Yes but Most deserving.
Vuong Do (2nd Place) is from Westminster and used a 900 Global / Bank drilled by Ben Mach. He is single but taken by Julie Nguyen and would like to say thank you to the ABTA Staff.
Vic Garcia (3rd Place) is from Baldwin Park and used a Storm NRG drilled at Covina Bowl pro shop and is married to Lily. He would like to say thank you to his ABTA Friends and Staff.
The weekly ball winner of a 900 Global Ball was Derek Lee. He won the OMG. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. In our weekly raffle, the winners for an ABTA entry were Jhun Tan and Bonnie Roberto. Win-ning an ABTA Shirt was Cezar Marcella. Winning a Kohls Gift card was Steve Brode, an ABTA Entry for our Labor Day event was Shaun Suase. The rest of the results are in the payoff colums in this paper.
Our next event will be at
Valley View Lanes on Aug 6th. Squads on Saturday start at 12 pm, with our final squad at 6pm this week. This week is the first of our Handicap Bo-nus events.
See our ad for address and directions, or check our web-site (www.abta1.com) to link to address for directions.
Its history folks as pretty Marina Suos enters the ar-chives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Valley View Lanes!
If you have any comments or suggestions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then! Hope to see you all at Valley View Saturday. We begin our Handicap Bonus Events at Valley View Satur-day, and at Bowling Square Aug 13 and you get 2 Bonus pins. See YOU there at Bowl-ing Square. You will still re-ceive one pin.
Aug. 20 we have a Fro-zen Hancicap Special at West Covina Lanes and a bye Aug 27. Then the BIG ONE Labor Day Weekend Special at CAL Bowl.
$5,500 1st Minimum and up to $12,000 1st with Bonus-es. This is a good one Folks. Join us there for fun and a great event.
Thanks to the superb Cal Bowl Staff. Until then!
Lady Champion at CAL Bowl is Marina Suos (Back to Back Lady Champ) (L—R) Mikko Miller 10th, Vic Garcia 3rd, Marina’s sister Lida, Bob Smith ABTA Director, Marina Suos (Champ), Ricky Ath ABTA Member, Vuong Do (runner up) Annaliza Agoncillo 9th, and Pilbert Colian 4th in rear are the Champs friends Sam Tich, and James Chambers future ABTA members.
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CondolencesNORWALK—We just lost
a Legend in Bowling. Yukio Hino passed away this morn-ing. He has been secretary treasure for our league since 1958.
Our league started in 1950 at the now demolished Pasade-na Bowling Center as the Aris Ayes Bowling League. 1961 The new Eagle Rock Lanes opened and our league moved there and changed the league name to Pasadena Nisei. 1986 Eagle Rock Lanes closed and we moved to Little Tokyo Bowl until it closed in 1992.
Then we moved to Beverly Lanes and have been there ever since. In 2004 Yukio Hino turned 80 and the league captains all agreed to honor him by changing the league name to the Yuk Hino Bowl-ing League.
This league has been in ex-istence for 61 years thanks to Yukio Hino. He told me a few years ago that he enjoys being the secretary treasurer.
Sincerely Robert Kikkawa
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by Joy McGregorORANGE COUNTY –
The Orange County 2011 Yearbook (Average Book) is fresh off the press and ready for distribution. These books contain information and aver-ages compiled from the 2010-2011 winter season for use in the 2011-2012 season. These “Bibles” may be purchased for $20.00 and are available at our Association Office, 13896 Harbor Blvd., #5-A, in Garden Grove; call Cheryl to reserve one at 7l4/554-0111.
The results of our success-ful Senior Tournament held July 23rd & 24th at Tustin Lanes will be appear in next week’s Bowling News. See y’all on the lanes...
WINNETKA — The month of August is already here and that means it’s time to start thinking of Fall League sign-ups. It’s been so hot so where is the best place to be? Inside a bowling center, of course. You don’t have to worry about the weather when it comes to the sport of bowling.It’s time to report the high scores from our league bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl so are you ready for this week’s list?500 Classic: Farol Brifman 225/653, Petra Kaun 202/588, Connie Wannomae 213/563, Patti McVicker 216/538, Bar-bara Vaccare 524, Patricia Peskin 204.sFvCC nikkei: (7-22-11) Stephen Sasaki 266/677, Kat-suko Fujita 236/560, Don Kobayashi 269/663, Kirk Sasaki 213/576, Tami Shiotani 193/500, Mamo Tashima 236. (7-29-11) Kirk Sasaki 236/651, Tami Shiotani 197/541, Kenneth Morita 215/642, Stephen Sasaki 218/621, Stan Date 580, Shoji Takeshima 227/577, George Seko 216.viva las vegas: (7-24-11) Tad Schweitzer 255/670, Beverly Covington 198/465, Aidan Clarke 254/670, Robert Galbraith 636, Ray Stoy 634, Alan Young 246/631, George Coving-ton 255, Daniel Clebanoff 252. (7-31-11) Daniel Clebanoff 267/694, Ali Pia 204/546, Michael Djajich 256/673, Robert Galbraith 237/664, Larry Friedman 642, Ivan Clarke 612, Victor Ramirez 253, Vince Koeller 246.have A Ball (4-games): Dale Rubin 226/826, Linda Man-nheim 191/668, Allan Nathan 268/807, Patricia Gross 193/661, James Smith Jr. 242/821, Larry Friedman 783, Gerald Mannheim 223, Anthony Pavlowski 221.Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 268/697, Sharon Weger 244/681, Ray Stoy 256/689, Vince Koeller 621, David Guil-mette 612, Russ Gothrick 240/602, Jan Sandman 225/611, Susie Rothenberg 515, Blaine Nell 255, Bob Husby 238.league Of Our Own: Michael Campos 222/550, Rachelle Tan 449, Michael Sepe 235/545, Edwin Serrano 207/532, Melanie Campos 196/431, Justin Tanthanasiride 223, Scott Garcia 210.Dodger Bowling Club: Adults—Michelle Short 137/382, Kim Pluchino 134, Samuel Solorio 235/594, Chuck Smith 212/619, George Pluchino 202/565.Phil-Am: Phillip Gayatin 210/618, Louella Tumaliuan 191/519, Ivan Jison 226/603, Mike Tumaliuan 220/605, Kenneth Loja 211/593, Ben Felipe 210/591, Raul Ventenilla 211/591.
juniOrsDodger Bowling Club: Juniors—Justin Pluchino 190/347, Taylor Short 76/203.junior royals: (7-23-11) Justin Pluchino 195/559, Julia Frias 181/531, Nick Minot 206/510, Justin Nguyen 163/439, Erik Godin 153/438, Bertha Rose 180/492, Kayla Bernstein 167/433. (7-30-11) Justin Pluchino 214/536, Julia Frias 210/599, Justin Nguyen 145/407, Bertha Rose 186/500, Andy Cruz 144.Bumper thumpers: (7-23-11) Nicholas Whitley 94/175, Deanna Frias 73/129. (7-30-11) Nicholas Whitley 94/185, Deanna Frias 82/148.
sEniOrs39’Ers senior trio: Howard Rovner 253/707, Lucy Tralla 202/553, Mary Lauer 202/533, Richard Greenzweight 245/667, Ron Doll 252/620, Scotty Alavazo 611, Bill McKinley 597, Carolyn Greenwood 503, Bill Robb 239, Ken Doolittle 226, Hung-Lay Quon 226.49’Ers senior trio: Richard Greenzweight 239/711, Caro-lyn Scherzberg 214/605, Ron Doll 236/627, Bob HUsby 220/589, Rick Dobris 225/581, Dan Klein 520, Carol Peire 482, Ellie Alliston 175, John Lanni 198.Funtimers: Richard Greenzweight 658, Karen McDonald 194/527, Tom Tucker 256, Bob Jones 245/655, John Lanni 234/615, Hung-Lay Quon 241/605, Ron Doll 600, Carolyn Greenwood 190/526, Connie Wannomae 487, Rick Koppr 235.
LAKEWOOD — Eric Snow, your “300” game bowled on Monday night doesn’t count at Cal Bowl. Wonder where you bowled that game.Here are the honor scores for our Cal Bowl Bowling Report from the past week.gobs and gals: Congratulations to Harold Dubose on his “300” game. Vic Santos 290/814, Emmerson Wafer 278, Joe Torres 278/694, Mark Barcelona 276/708, Carl Soares 704, Alvin Francisco 276, Rudy Munzon 694, Jim Boatright 691, Jerry Cant Jr. 682, Eric Snow 673, Randy Antazo 671.Funsters: Fale Sula 256/680, Willie Panton 234-225/625, Art Diemert 617, Boylee Inocente 605, Tua Sula 477, Vancie Keith 475, Adela Santos 182/454.young At heart: Charles Gleason 258-237/728, Ed Hansen 248-236/660, Art Diemert 243/647, Glenn Merchant 635, Margo McClain 201-199/586, Dee Phipps 221/553, Melba Knight 211/518., Elaine Todd 504.recycled teens: B.J. 254-246/689, Boylee Inocente 216-212/623, Ben Jones Sr. 245/573, Jim Plante 204/569, Ron Leidholdt 551, Norma Myers 195/561, Lillie Darden 195/525.Pin heads: Chris Kelly 247-239/667, Greg Kelly 214-206-204/624, Don Louis 211-200/601, Stacy Kelly 195-184/540, Chuck Appleberry 200, Don Louis 200/601.long Beach City Employees: Vince Garfias 226/631, Mike Von-Muegge 227-212/611, Art Diemert 224/605, Anna Von-Muegge 196/545, Anglia Lusk 495.Corona ladies: Kendra Rasmussen 210/535, Lorie Rien-stra 222/534, Georgia Vail 515. Side Pots—1st game, hdcp.: 1st-2nd (tie) Sandy Iverson and Laura Massoth each with 216. 2nd game, scr.: 1st Lorie Rienstta 222, 2nd Kendra Rasmussen 210. 3rd game, hdcp.: 1st Kristen Parkins 251, 2nd Kim Anderson 208.ramona ladies: Julie Grabinski 507, Annie Palmer 453, Carol Eggers 207, Rosie Hanks 174. Side Pots—1st game: Eulalia Salcido 225, 2nd game: Carol Eggers 248, 3rd game: Shirley Ammon 230.Cal Bowleros: Jessica Antes 212-204/581, Carole Fischer 227/570, Marie Collier 522, Mattie Wylie 511, Millie Buckles 193/504. Side Pots—1st game: Jessica Antes 234, 2nd game: Mattie Wylie 173, 3rd game: Carole Fischer 239.kings and Queens: Congratulations to Tobie Wynn on his “300”. James Borillo 278-277/775, Alec Aldapa 743, Curtis McCann 739, Carl Brooks 723, Jerry Cant Jr. 717, Archie Stull 717, Matt Garcia 717, Ed Cabs 708, DaryLynn Davis 248/667, Donna Owens 232-221/636, Renee Scott 235/623, Dawn Stephens 234/611, Ruthie Jones 610, Mi-chelle Criswell 603.C.A.u.l.: Team 2 is waiting for Team 16 to make-up. Team 2 is sneaking up on first place. Jeff Price 268-236/728, Keith Hartman 239-238/677,Shaun Waggoner 235-230/658, David Regul 235-229/68, David Winter 634, R.J. Guimond 235, Chris Chinnici 234, Lila Dodson 222/541, Marian Martin 194.senior men’s trio: Tis the last 2 weeks of the Summer League, no new subs and no checks. Is YOUR team signed up for next season? I hear it’s going to be a big one! Charles Woods 269-247/738, Sonny Dew 248/730, Harold Dubose 254/704, Glenn Merchant 261/701, Ron McClain Sr. 699, Rich Heid 264/695, Mark Raimetta 687, Geno Shaw 683, Jimmy Hamilton 685, Rich Kelly 662, Joe V. Swift 267, Rick Llaneta 257, Harold Dubose 254, Walter Millsap 248.sierra Bugs: Cathy Wyatt 202-287/523, Elinor Baratelle 203/506, Darlene Waken 504. Side Pots—1st game: Darlene Waken 213, 2nd game: Cathy Wyatt 202, 3rd game:(tie) Terry Munson and Sandy Wright 204.Captain & Crew: Shirley Dohman 176/507, Mel Leach 192/468, Linda Holden 461.marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: Darrion Tipton 258/744, Benji Calinawa 721, Paul Staff 297/691, Alonzo Lemons 267/683, Gregory Jackson 680, Steven Hood 675, Tobie Wynn 660, LaJeana Harris 247/671, Felecia Tripp 625, Robin Burns 256/597m Phylissia Smith 581.wednesday mixed Five: Michael Torbert 243/652, David Wall 222-214/635, Clyde Lumpford 609, Robert Lee 223/604, Patrick Merola 224, Jessica Antes 231/502, Cassandra Walker 186/481.Cal stars: Mattie Wylie 193/540, Annie Maae 192/501, Lucy Sieple 199. Side Pots—1st game: Shirley Zerbe 226, 2nd game: Lisa Hom 171, 3rd game: Lucy Seiple 216.Big Bear: Emmerson Wafer 244-237/695, Rommel Soliven 256/663, Naje Gaines 660, Billy Anderson 654, David Pat-terson 637, Gregg Aldapa 622, Grover Dye 613, Debra Gipson 237-234/665, Allisen Sutton 243-200/613, Cathy Anderson 567.First timers: Welcome “First Timers”. You can be a star! Just bowl good! Brian Sung 17, Francisco Aguirre 165, An-thony Feolo 524, Danny Ramirez 453, Lester Munilo 443, Tracey Yonemura 393, Tonya Houston-Crowley 381, Abony Crowley 381, Veronica Carter 164.Pick A Ball: Need some more team names! Ivan Clarke 557, Patrick Merola 469, Casey Hatcher 448, Daniel Sorbo 197, Tony Correa 190, Chea Mendoza 471, Victoria Mao 282, Christine Mendoza 135.grandma’s & grandpa’s: Chuck Patterson 244/622, Ralph Wingert 221-194/622, Ken Seiple Sr. 211/545, Donald Jones 533, Yvonne Clarke 201/509, Vancie Keith 493.Bacoorian Family & Friends: Ian Carandang 279/713, Benjie Calinawan 266/707, Victor Santos 268/704, James Borillo 677, Randy Antazo 269/269, Aisha Abdur-Raheem 203/585, Susan Ebilane 221/561, Valerie Colian 543, Jenila Fabian 216/513, Charles Viala 289, Freddie Catamisan 266/658, Greg Barron 254/658.
laughlin Bowling Bears: Jonathan Gale 247-230/669, Joe Lipsey Jr. 243/636, Michael Savolskis 245/625, Sylvia Robinson 208/574.laughlin sunset: Matt Schermerhorn 269/714, James Matthews 248-247/688, Jonathan Gale 248/660, Ray Minter 269/659, Chris Mohl 256/650, James High III 257, Angela Hillig 200/544, Michelle Allen 213/544, Tami Willey 501.vegas Crackpots: Bobby Shaw 238/686, Almyn Woods 238/653, Craig Woods 258/653, Jacob Culpepper 650, Teka Williams 219/591, Kim Taylor 217/587, Ellen Myers 558, Jasmyn Culpepper 507.
juniOrsmini-Bees: Anthony Maldonado 97-83/180, Andy Aresenault 94-72/166, Donald Jacobs 62-53/115, Ethan Santos 39-31/70, Maggie Jenkins 130-89/219, Liam Joi 49-27/76, Katia Maldonado 44-41/75, Leejae Aquininog 24-2/26.Classifieds: Larell Woods 207-188/548, Aaron Jollensten 200-184/493, Myles Rascon-Lahr 166/466, Davon Love 173/459, Semaj Lewis 442, Victor Jackson Jr. 170/420, Sabrena Collihan 138-117-105/360, Jess Thomas 192, Aaron Jollensten 184, Chuck Seare 158.Bobcats: Paul Mehl Jr. 249-196-196/641, Junior Tigas 140-123/381, Spencer Pozgay 132-124/369, L:atashia Love 101-89-74/264, Emily Jenkins 87-77-77/241, Brianna Buckreis 89-66/213.Adult/youth: Adults—Jonathan Gale 224/652, Allen Tetter 234/624, Louis Whitlock II 223-207/616, Tracey Jackson 183/494. Youth—Daniel Martinez 215-199-184/598, Eric Brown Jr. 183-175/493, Victor Jackson Jr. 197-149/489, Chris Johnson 419, Darian Jackson 149/438, Tatyanna Carrasco 142/374.if you have anything special going on in your league, let Carol know!
lAkE FOrEst—hits & missEs: MATT KLEEN cleaned the deck Tuesday night when he subbed for a fantastic “800” scratch series, even though he had an open frame in the first game and the second game. Please Matt, will you sub for me? Then the infamous Don Capobianco shot games of 269-265 and 214 for a 747. Brent Evans wasn’t to be ignored either when he shot 245-211-268/728. Other great scores for the men were shot by Lovell Krisher 632, Greg Goldstein 632 and Ken White 610. High for the ladies was Sonia Sabado 207/559, Susan Chubbuck 196/531 and Kathryn Martin from the “Little Expressions” team, 184/496.nFl sCrAtCh: Quinn Barron shot high series of the night with games of 247-255 & 267 for a 769. Dave Lindsay wasn’t to be in-gnored and stroked 266-244-235/745 to tie Frank Street who also shot a big 745 with games of 278-223 and 213. Steve Zimmerman shot high game of the night, a big 289 and a 724 series. Guys shooting over 650 were Michael Salorio with 698, Chuck Anderson 260/696, Jim Traczy 673, Dan Raldy 667, Ron Everhart 658 and Tim Timmerman 656. For the ladies, Sandy Rosenblum was high with 224/600, Michelle McKovich 224/579, Missy Manning 200/550 and Donna Raldy 205/535.thursDAy PrACtiCE CluB: One bowler who didn’t need any practice this week was Eugene Aquisap 258-225/668. sCrAtCh ChAllEngE: Top three men this week were Sal Petre-lia 633, Jim Cameron 621 and Keith Klagge 610. Top for the ladies, Debbie Barrette 526, Nancy Moore 523 and Alma Reyes 522.mEgA vEgAs: Let’s brag about our top 10 men this week.Keith Klagge shot big again 269/745, Michael Donnelly a great 269/706, John Feitz high game of the night 279/676, Matt Kleen 246/675, Scott Ross 665, Sam Hitchcock 645, (our own) Ed Regehr 635, Dan Mezlere 623, Giancarlo Zap-pala 622, Hugh Gray 620. Top six ladies: Laura Conkin 215/610, Sandy Rosenblum 575, Lorrie Coppock 232/569, Alma Reyes 214/565, (our own) Kathy McCollum 203/540 and Sheri Taleyama 201/521.sEniOr miDwEEkErs: Larry Anderson was “star of the night”! He shot a big 276 game and 702 series! Neil Northrup also got our attention with a big 268 game and 650 series. Then Don Capoblanco shot 605 and Per Mortensen 604. The ladies looked great too. Pat Johnson was high with 225-203/586, next was Shirley Russell with 214/561, Susan Goberti 200/530, Lorie Fentres 516 and Mary Rowan 200/516.slOts OF Fun: Oh my gosh, Mike Deliberto came close to the big 300 with a fantastic game of 298, then came within a pin of shooting the big 700 with a great 699! Great shooting Mike! High series of the night was shot by Matthew Edenhofer, a big 730, composed of 289-233 and 208. Great job, Matthew! Steven Zimmerman did it again, a nice 707 with games of 255-236 and 216. Seven other gents shot over 600 and they were Nick Benenati 642, Bob Harvey 629, Joe Petrelia 615, Brak Forker 611, Chris Schnars 609, Tim Watson 609 and Bobby Finley 606. Top four gals were Jackie Burns 563, Chrissy Gideon 537, Sharon August 492 and Janice Whitmark 486.thursDAy mEgA vEgAs: Our own assistant Junior Coach Chris Shiroma was high shooter this week with 257-256. Then, “Super” Toby Sanford was next with a big 265 game and 644 series. Then came Dan Fontanilla with 248/640, Chuck Anderson 635, Mike Hollowell 628, Joel Tatlonghari 621, Mike Johnson 602 and Glenn Doggrell 601. Where was “Weak” this week? And, what about “The Coyote Kid”? Seems some of our Pilots are sagging a bit. Gals who had fun were Lisa Kindsfather with a great 238/637. Nice shooting Lisa. Next top gal was Jackie Burns 212/545, Tina Chang 485, Liz Aldave 473, Regina Shiroma 451 and Sheri Cross 417.whEEl OF FOrtunE: Mark Hoshide made his mark this week with a grand 279-223/695, then Tony Brackett scored great and shot 222-213-208/643. Jim Barnes shot 218-210/616 and Mike Pardue an even 600. High and happy ladies were Michelle Pardue with 224-201 for a nice 599, Jenny Dingle 215/580 and Carolyn Jimerson shot a nice 512 series.
juniOr BOwlErsBumPEr DivisiOn: Jonah Baroduell shot his high game this week, a nice 123. He shot a 200 scratch series for his two games. Then Noah Wallace bowled a 101 game and Nick Zens a nice 95 game.juniOr DivisiOn: William Allen bowled the high three game scratch series this week, a nice 478 and a high 127 game. Next was Matthew Algazy with a 139 for a 347 series and Brady Plutko bowled the high game of the week, a 155 for a 327 series. High girls this week were Danielle Bishop 139/342, sub Erica Meder 117/256 and Little Trinity Pinkney a 247 series. Nice job, kids!mAjOr DivisiOn: Ryan Galland led the gang this week with a nice 204 game and 524 series. Zack Evert was next with games of 177 and 176 for a 500 series and Kevin Monroe was next with 457, even though he didn’t hit his average. Where were the other “Big Shooters” this week? The Coach has eyes on you and another bad week may just find you working extra hard to get out of the “Hall of Shame”. Good luck kids!
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Youth bowlers progress and succeed by learning all as-pects of their chosen sport and are prepared to continue to bowl competitively through advanced training. Skill development and coaching is the heart of the Junior Gold Program.
Why Junior Gold? Dedicated youth bowlers may par-ticipate for several reasons: to thoroughly learn the nuanc-es of the game; to earn college scholarship; as preparation for bowling at the collegiate level; or to prepare for the ultimate goals of international or professional bowling.
Junior Gold members have the opportunity to win thou-sands of dollars in scholarships and spots on the USBC Junior Team USA by competing at the USBC Junior Gold Championships.
Junior Team USA members compete internationally against youth from around the world, (United States, Can-ada, on U.S. military bases overseas and in U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico) while also having the opportunity to refine their game with assistance from world-renown elite coaches.
AMF Eagle Lanes is proud of its youth bowling pro-gram and their dedicated USBC Certified Coaches. Fall season registration is August 13, 2011 10am to 2pm. All Youths Bowling leagues at AMF Eagle Lanes start the weekend of September 17th and 18th. After-school beginners, 4 weeks session starting September 20th at 4pm. This is great for beginners. We go over new bowl-ing skills each week often utilizing video instruction. Saturday Mornings ages 6 thru 12 (HDCP) at 9:15am. This is a 13 weeks season for beginners. Certified USBC Coaching staff and video instructions.
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PRIZE FUND PAY OUT * SOCAL * SOCAL TOTAL PRIZE FUND PAY-OUT
Place Name City Score Winnings 1 Randi Diato Escondido 752 $ 1,500.00 2 Scott Smith SanDiego 750 $ 250.003 Jun Ayson San Diego 746 $ 175.00 4 Brando Roberts Vista 745 $ 150.005 James Hall San Diego 741 $ 125.006 Chris Griffin San Diego 729 $ 100.00 7 Rick Stadnick Fountain 725 $ 90.00 8 Anita Smith San Diego 720 $ 85.00 8 Ron Hovis Oceanside 720 $ 75.00 1 James Smith San Diego 717 $ 68.00 10T Jas S 717 12 Andy Toro Sr Banning 713 $ 60.00 1 Randi Diato Escondido 711 $ 50.00
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Place Name City Score Winnings 1 Scott J Smith San Diego 551 $ 100.00 2 James Hall San Diego 539 $ 50.00
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left to right Champion Randi Diato - Jun Ayson Randi Would Like To Thank His Uncle James Smith & James Hall For Help With His Game & A Special Thanks To His Aun
RESULTS FOOTHILL LANES JULY 31,20011 COMB
Place Name City Score Winnings 1 John Co N.Hollywood 870 $ 500.002 Wendy Soo Hoo Walnut 790 $ 250.003 Bo Manalo Northridge 788 $ 175.00 4 Willie Parawan La Puente 781 $ 150.005 Tom H Smith San Bernardino 755 $ 125.006 Fred Manansala Alhambra 752 $ 100.00 7 Tom Licauco N.Hollywood 750 $ 95.00 8 Beth Mendoza Victorville 741 $ 90.00 9 Eric Medves Mission Viejo 740 $ 80.00 10 Dom Quitangon Walnut 739 $ 70.00 11 S Lo h 738 12 Rick Stadnick Fountain 732 $ 60.00 13 Emilo Flores Fontana 728 $ 55.0014 Arnie Schroed Long Beach 727 $ 50.0015 Jovin Bolanos P 725 $ 50.00
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MURRIETA — Sean Kucera rolled his first eight hundred series last night (279 - 259 - 279 = 817) in Cal Oaks 430 Scratch Doubles League. Sean was so thrilled he was ready to buy everyone, in the league, a drink. Too bad it was 12:30AM and the bar closed at midnight.
Sean used his “Old Ball” to roll the big score. It was a gift from his best friend, DON MOSER. Yes, Don Moser of PBA fame. Don gave Sean the ball five years ago when they bowled as teammates. Don is a long time BRUNSWICK staffer who felt the ball fit Sean’s style of play.
Sean needed a strike to open the tenth frame of game
three, to get his 800. When a rocking ten pin fell to “seal the deal”, Sean leaped off the ground and yelled: “VIVA LA BOLA”. At least that’s what I thought I heard. I guess he was referring to his “OLD BALL.” On second thought, maybe Sean called out: “VIVA BOWLA”, in reference to the thrills our sport has in store for those who persevere and per-fect their game.
Sean has been taking les-sons from Moser for five years now and how sweet it was to see his hard work pay off.
With the summer season winding down, his super set was big. It allowed his team to take fifteen points (of six-teen) and vault into the play-
off picture. Teammate RYAN CHRISTIANSON had a 717 series to aid the cause.
Every league night at Cal Oak’s is an “EVENT.” This is especially so with the scratch league. The league features team shirts and team banners.
Each teams banner is hung over the lane that team is bowling on. Remember the old PBA banners? The only thing lacking on league night is a parade!
You should come to Cal Oaks some Thursday night to see the dog and pony show.
Sean wishes to thank Don Moser for being a great friend and super coach. He also is grateful to the BOWLING NEWS for recognizing his bowling accomplishments.
(L-R) Champion Randi Diato & Jun AysonRandi would like to thank his Uncle James Smith & James Hall for help with his game. A special thanks to his Auntie.
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FAULKNER, JIMENEZ TAKE JUNIOR GOLD TITLES
Gary Faulkner and Natalie Jimenez
HENDERSON — Gary Faulkner of Memphis, Tenn., and Natalie Jimenez of Row-land Heights, Calif., won na-tional titles Friday, claiming the top spots at the 2011 Unit-ed States Bowling Congress Junior Gold Championships presented by Brunswick.
Both players rolled to their respective victories at Sunset Station’s Strike Zone with little drama down the stretch. They came out on top against 1,648 USBC Youth bowlers who started the week. Faulkner fin-ished with a 46-game total of 10,241, including a 9-7 record in match play with 20 bonus pins for wins. Andrew Koff of Miami took second with 10,016 and a 12-4 record. “It feels good to win it like this,” said the 20-year-old Faulkner, who attends Webber Interna-tional. “Even though I was pretty far ahead, I just wanted
to keep pushing and make my spares. You never know when someone is going to sneak up behind you.”
On the girls side, Jimenez had a 46-game score of 9,819, including a 11-4-1 record, to
top second-place finisher Elise Bolton of Merritt Island, Fla., who finished with a 9-7 record and 9,651 pins. “This is a huge experience and it hasn’t sunk in yet,” said the 19-yearold
Jimenez, who bowls col-
legiately for Central Missouri. “Being ahead by a lot is good and bad. It’s good because I don’t have to shoot so high and bad because if I bowl bad, they are going to catch me.”
The top four boys and top four girls in the final standings earned automatic spots on Ju-nior Team USA 2012.
Joining Faulkner and Koff on the boys side was third-place finisher Zack Hattori of Las Vegas, and fourth-place finisher and Greene of Rom-ney, W.Va., and fourth-place finisher Jessica Earnest of Vandalia, Ill.. defending cham-pion Marshall Kent of Yakima, Wash.
On the girls side, joining Jimenez and Bolton on Junior Team USA was third-place finisher Amanda Greene of Romney, W.Va., and fourth-place finisher Jessica Earnest of Vandalia, Ill..
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and support. He also wanted to thank Jim Bach for taking care of his equipment. John also wanted to thank Terry Hlebasko and the ABT bowlers for their encourage-ment during the tournament. John also wanted to thank AMF Carter Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament.
The winner of the 2-Game Sweeper and Senior Sweeper was Daryl Brandt.
The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the man-agement and staff at Carter Bowl for hosting our tournament. JUST ADDED!! Our next scheduled event will be a one-day beat-the-board tournament August 7th at Westminster Lanes. The address for Westminster Lanes is 6471 Westminster Avenue in the city of Westminster. Their phone number is 714.893-5005. Squad times are at 10:30, 12N and 1:30PM. The entry fee for this tournament is $50, Gold member and re-entry is $45. Progressive is $25. First place will be $500 guaranteed re-gardless of entries plus the Mega Pot.
Early bird entries for the $100,000 Fall Nationals at South Point in Las Vegas has been ex-tended to August 15th. Applica-tions are available at all tourna-ments. You will save $25 by getting your entries in by the Au-gust 15th deadline.
The ABT League will be start-ing in September at AMF Valley View on Thursdays. If you are interested in bowling in a fun, yet competitive league, please let us know. We are looking for singles as well as teams.
We hope to see you Sunday at Westminster!
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12 Survivors Headed to Grand Central Station for Teen Masters Finals
MAPLE SHADE, N.J. – Twelve teenage bowlers, including defending High School Boys champion Zack Hattori of Las Ve-gas, earned trips to the final rounds of the 14th annual Teen Mas-ters bowling championships presented by Ebonite International Tuesday at Laurel Lanes.
Four boys and four girls in the High School Divisions, along with two boys and two girls in the Under 14 Divisions, will com-pete in “best-of-two-game” elimination matches on specially-constructed lanes in Vanderbilt Hall inside New York City’s Grand Central Station starting Wednesday.
At stake for the Teen Masters grand championship winner is a four-year “full ride” scholarship package worth $64,000. Xtra Frame, pba.com’s online video streaming service, will provide live coverage of all elimination matches from Grand Central Sta-tion Wednesday and Thursday.
In the High School Boys Division, A.J. Johnson of Oswego, Ill., and Ryan Ventillo of New City, N.Y., earned automatic berths in the semifinal round after finishing first and second, respectively at the end of 18 games of qualifying. Johnson had 3,773 pins, 133 ahead of Ventillo. Elise Bolton of Merritt Island, Fla., and Gabriella Mayfield of Lake Isabella, Calif., earned the High School Girls semifinal berths with 3,553 and 3,505 to-tals, respectively.
Under 14 qualifying leaders Wesley Low Jr. (3,682 pins) and Ashley Dunn (3,297), both from Palmdale, Calif., earned trips into their respective division’s championship matches.
On Wednesday at Grand Central Station, the four remain-ing High School Division girls will bowl “best-of-two-game” matches at 2 and 3 p.m. Eastern, followed by two High School Division boys’ matches at 4 and 5 p.m. The winners will advance to Thursday’s championship matches.
In the “best-of-two-game” format, one player must win both games to win the match outright. If the players split the two games, the match will be decided in a one-ball sudden-death roll-off.
Thursday’s final round will feature the Under 14 Girls Cham-pionship at noon, Under 14 Boys Championship at 1 p.m., High School Girls Championship at 4 p.m. and High School Boys Championship at 5 p.m. All matches will be best of two games. At 7 p.m., the High School Girls and High School Boys champi-ons will meet in the Grand Championship match for the $64,000 scholarship package. All times are Eastern.
All of the action from Grand Central Station will air live on PBA.com’s Xtra Frame, the Professional Bowlers Association’s exclusive subscription-based online video streaming service. To enroll as an Xtra Frame subscriber, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo. A two-week trial subscription is available for $5.
About the Teen Masters:Started in 1997, the Teen Masters is America’s longest run-
ning national championship for youth bowlers and will surpass $1 million in total scholarship awards in 2010. The Teen Masters is owned and operated by Killer ‘B’ Promotions and is proud to be sponsored by the #1 brands in bowling: Dexter Shoe Com-pany, Ebonite International and Kegel. For more information, log on to TeenMastersBowling.com or CollegiateBowlingMas-ters.com.
GUT-0MEN GOT-R-DUN IN ROCKY MARSH TRIOS
by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—Don Gut-Omen was one of the few to mas-
ter Friday’s lane condition! Most of us were out to lunch and missed the Playbook detailing the “Game Plan”. Don set-tled right in and obviously had NO problems as evidenced by his games of 240-218 and 257 for 715 and added a 190 game to acheive a league-leading series at 905. Don was the lone bowler to score a 900, the rest of us fielded very generic scores so, kudos to you, Don!
Noteworthy scores: Anderson Alcaraz 255-888, Shawn St. Andre 235-857, John Conway 242-853, Josh Boisoneau 254-850, Tony Chaco 234-841, Aaron Wilson 244-839, Rod Cantrell 236-832, Mark Allen 243-827, Al Lara 228-824, Jon Diso 223-811, Melissa Fan 274, Ron Douglass 237, Jim Moore 234, Cheryl Munson 226, Orlando Vane-gas 223, Rich Heid 222, Dora Miller 222,Steve Sparks 221, James Blythe 220, Shig Shozi 220, Terry Brent 215, Rey Ortiz 214, Becky Flint 212, Alan Bloom 212, John Phillips 204, Jessica Diso 204 and Norm Walker 203. Until next week...
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ANAHEIM — It’s time to start planning for your Fall Leagues here at Linbrook Bowling Center. The leagues are forming and we’re taking sign-ups now. If you’re not sure which league to join or if you have questions, call E.J. Rogers or Stacy Rider at 714-774-2253.Here are the high scores for the week of July 26 thru Au-gust 1.santa gals & guys: Tony Chaco 203-228/624, Robert Stellar 236, Mike Robbins 213, Jesse Contreras 210, Robert Luraschi 204.lunch Bunch: Norm McLeod 222, Jim Grove 203.swinging trios: Mike Warr 234-204/630, Robert Skank 212.ten Pins: Steve Saybrook 256-208/657, Brian Peterson 201-214-235/650, Josh Boisoneau 214-214-203/631, Jack McQuown 211-204-203/623, John Velick 249/623, Janine Ditch 205-202/600, Amber Toliver 214, Nancy Smith 202.junior Adult Family Fun: Juniors—Andrew Stewart 227-200. Adults—Mike Robbins 221-228/640, Stacy Rider 215, Frank Cruze 215, Lee Galicia 205.vegas nonsense: Tim Butler Sr. 227, Jim Johnstone 226, Eugene Sameshima 203, Chris Duckworth 203, Steven Branch 202.O.C. korean: Myun Wook Sang 231-216/628, Ui Kwang Kim 206.3’s Company: Karen Bagnall 226, Mary Lou Platte 215, Sue Preus 201.r.C.r.C.: Lou Cruz 234-229/636, K. Taylor 245/605.Executive Doubles: John Daily 257-231-233/721, Rey Ortiz 209-266/653, Bob Mendoza 210-227/629, Hoagy Wong 223-235/627, Lee Haywood 263.morongo madness: Lee Haywood 219-241/632, Mike Blodgett 248/622, Casey Jones 213-216/622, Don Bruhns 220/612, Chaz Schaffer 214-202.Angels/Dodgers (no-tap): Justin Salinaz 221-298/699, Mike Thoreson 232, Joe Garcia 231, Dave Williams 202, Dave Thoreson 200.m.t.i.: Jeremy Berkeley 258-269/723, Miguel Rosales 225-256-236/717, Matthew Plust 232-204-280/716, John Conway 214-256-237/687, Mike Sargent 212-244-234/682, Samantha Jimenez 255-236-244/735, Dora Miller 256-217/658, Rita Sparks 235-204/614, Rhiannon White 243, April Anderson 236.B.s.m.: Glen Kim 268-264-233/765, Jimmy Kim 201-289/685, Seong Kim 245/639, Dong Hoon Choi 249/615, Isaac Lee 222/605, Joyce Kim 219-209, Sophia Kim 208.golden nuggets: Wayne Fulton 203, Al Naki 202, Don VonFlotow 202.go For 9 (no-tap): Norm McLeod 243-251-278/772, Clay Howard 242-244-278/764, Tom Murray 267-233/677, Jack Short 241-234/668, Ike Eisenacher 230-228/655, Margot Church 208-234-214/656, Sandy Durkin 258-254/652, Carol Johnson 216, Pat Nichols 212.Party timers: Mark McLeod 253-257-246/756, Robert Thompson 224-233-265/722, Tim Blough 231-278/702, Rob-ert Vivar 256-255/678, Tony Christensen 236-224-210/670, Tonya Garrett 216, Carrie Wolfe 208.Anaheim nisei: Bob Mendoza 257-201-200/658, Fred Sasaki 242, Al Ogata 209, James Michiuye 208, Robert Crocker 204, Susan Frager 203.nikkei league: Tony Marasco 289-215/708, Sandy Viloria 208-276/624, Ed Matsuda 235, Vern Lastimado 234-204, Walt O’Hara 231.525 ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 204, Nancy Tetreault 200.
santa super savers: Tony Chaco 249-227/647, Joe Molina 208-206/610, Dallas Liebenow 215, Lynn Morris 207.thursday mixed seniors: Norm McLeod 211.summer scratch Doubles (4-games): Hoagy Wong 256-234/873, Rich Heid 213-221-224/857, Juan Sandoval 235-255/847, Mike Robbins 218-225-211/842, Jerry Knight 205-224/812, Stacy Rider 214-212-258-217/901, Roberta McNaught 224, Gloria Ferrulli 202.thursday linbrook juniors: Andrew Stewart 232.7-11 vegas: Jasen Henderson 212-204-280/696, Ron Sargent 226-245/669, Art Bustamante 222-244/658, Dave Wright 232-205/625, Steve Chavez 255/601, Cheryl Mun-son 200.grey Panthers: Jerry Dymora 213, Bob Baughman 203, Tom Murray 201.junior Adult Doubles: Juniors—Andrew Stewart 223.t.g.i.F.: Ric Kauten 202, Kathy Kauten 204.vegas Party: Ian Markstrum 207-252-222/681, Rick Sargent 224-225-224/673, Karl Kamer 215-236/634, Pat Braham 244/604, Robert Thompson 212/602, Rita Sparks 227.Family & Friends: Pete Quinata 229, Jess Meno 224, Rick Robledo 214, Bryan Meadows 207, Wilbur Buck 206.Double Daters: Lee Haywood 209-223-256/683, Tim Mc-Conaha 248/636, Dave Hollis 208-214/608, Norm Walker 223/601, Grant Dhenin 235, Sandy Batalon 236/611.gambler’s Anonymous: Alan Bloom 228-257/662, Matt Plust 218-225/626, Gerald Lichtenheld 203-213, Cornel Sorca 202, Jim Iriye 200, Susan Degraff 222-205, Rhiannon White 220-211, Barbara Daniels 206.senior no-tap: Results of July 26. 30 entries @ $10.00=$300. 30 lineage @ $5.25=$157.50. 30 prize fund @ $4.75=$142.50. 26 3-6-9 @ $1.00=$26. Place Money—1st Ed Hermance 852 $28, 2nd P.J. Carroll 844 $20, 3rd Don Gardner 824 $16, 4th Jerry Knight 806 $11, 5th Tony Chaco 796 $9, 6th Gino Vassallo 793 $6. Side Pots—Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Dick McKenzie 304 $8, 2nd P.J. Carroll 288 $5, 3rd Tony Chaco 286 $3.25. Game 2, scr.: 1st Norm Walker 300 $9, 2nd Gino Vassallo 297 $7, 3rd Don Gardner 296 $4. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Ed Hermance 303 $8, 2nd Jerry Knight 285 $5, 3rd Don Gardner 280 $3.25. 3-6-9 Carryover: $231. Added: $26. Winner: Gino Vassallo $257.let’s get those sign-ups in for the Fall leagues. talk to your friends or relatives and put a team together.
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