July 8, 2010 Page 1 Bowling news Thursday July 8, 2010 Office: 562-807-3600 Fax: 562-807-2288 California P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected]Honor Roll Name Score Date Center sOlOmAn sPEAt 300 06-27-10 BOwlium lAnEs Chris ABing 300 06-27-10 wEstminstEr lAnEs gErAlD williAms jr 300 06-27-10 CAl BOwl stEvE OBA 300 06-28-10 FOuntAin BOwl nOrris runnEls 806/300 06-28-10 CAnyOn lAnEs CArOlyn sChErzBErg 702 06-28-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwl mAtt AnDErsOn 300 06-29-10 FOuntAin BOwl lAurA lEE DAniEl 815 06-30-10 DEEr CrEEk lAnEs Phil OlDEnkAmP 300 06-30-10 DEEr CrEEk lAnEs kEnny thOmAs 300 06-30-10 jEwEl City BOwl tim shOPE 300 06-30-10 COrBin BOwl jOEl singEr 300 07-01-10 wEstminstEr lAnEs AArOn stEinBErg 300 07-01-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwl AlishA hill 300 07-05-10 FOuntAin BOwl 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 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, July 18th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50 check-in 4:30 “Kegel Winding Road” Oil Pattern Used OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. Post 4th of July Tournaments ABT Citrus Belt/OC Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun July 8-9-10-11 West Covina Lanes ABTA Saturday July 10 BYE Lefty-Righty Scr Dbls Sunday July 11 Santa Clarita Lanes PBA Pro Am Saturday July 10 Saddleback Lanes PCB Sunday July 18 Del Rosa Lanes Slagin Rocks 6 Gamer Saturday July 10 Bowlium W.C.S.T. Saturday July 10 Del Rosa Lanes MISSION VIEJO—Sad- dleback Lanes will host the Professional Bowlers Associa- tion (PBA) West Region Sad- dleback Lanes Open starting Friday, July 9 through Sunday, July 11. The event will also feature a pro-am on Saturday, July 10 at 7pm. The PBA West Region Sad- dleback Lanes Open marks the first PBA tournament to be held in the Mission Viejo-based Saddleback Lanes center since the 1970s. Bowling’s biggest names will be on-hand for the event. Two-time PBA National titlist, including the prestigious 2008 H&R Block Tournament of Champions, Michael Haugen Jr. will be competing, as will two-time PBA National titlist and nine-time PBA regional titlist Mike DeVaney. Joining Saddleback Lanes to Host PBA Regional Event and Pro-Am this Weekend Event Marks First PBA Regional at Saddleback Lanes since the 1970’s them will be Missy Bellinder, the first woman to join the PBA and first woman to win two PBA Regional Tour titles, as well as Wayne Garber, who made waves this past season on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour making two telecasts, one of which defeating PBA all-time titles leader, Walter Ray Williams Jr. in an excit- ing roll-off finish. Young PBA exempt star and three-time PBA Regional titlist P.J. Haggerty will also compete, as well as newly exempt Scott Norton, recent champion of the Re- gional Players Invitational. Activities for the PBA Saddleback Lanes Open get underway on Friday, July 9 with the official practice ses- sion from 1-3 p.m., where fans can collect autographs and take photos with their favorite PBA Regional Tour bowlers. Competition begins Satur- day, July 10 with eight games of qualifying. Bowlers will be separated into two squads competing at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. After the completion of the eight-game qualifying block, the top third of the field will advance to the 5-game semifi- nal block on Sunday morning, July 11 at 8 a.m. Sunday’s competition will continue with the top 16 finish- ers advancing to single elimi- nation best 3 of 5 matchplay starting at 11:30 a.m. Matches will continue, eliminating half of the field each round, until a champion is crowned. The official PBA Pro-Am will be held on Saturday, July 10 at 7 p.m. The pro-am is a great opportunity for fans to bowl alongside PBA Regional Tour stars, obtain autographs and take photos. The pro-am is three games of 9-pin no-tap, with pro-am entries starting at $79 for adults and $59 for junior and senior bowlers. Optional bowling ball pro-am packages are also available for $179 which includes a 900 Global Bounty Hunter Pearl or $139 for a 900 Global Link S30. Each pro-am participant will get the opportunity to bowl with six different PBA Regional Tour stars. For more informa- tion, contact Saddleback Lanes at (949) 586-5300. Admission is free all week- end to attend and watch some of the best bowlers in the world compete for a PBA Regional Tour title. So come on out and cheer on your favorite profes- sional bowler. See ad page 3. DAYTONA BEACH — Dick Evans, Past President and Life Member of the Bowl- ing Writers Association of America, died Sunday, July 4 at the age of 78. Evans had the distinction of being the first daily newspa- per reporter inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame (1986) and the American Bowling Con- gress’ Hall of Fame (1992). Among his many awards, Evans received the Billiards’ and Bowling Industry Service award in 1986. He was also awarded the Bowling Propri- etors’ Association of America V.A. “Chief” Wapensky award in 2007, which recognizes an individual who has made a major contribution to the ad- vancement of the bowling in- dustry. He was named the official bowling writer for the Knight- BWAA Past President Dick Evans Dies at Age 78 Ridder News Wire in the early 1980s and in 1972 was sent to St. Louis to receive the bowl- ing industry’s media award on behalf of the Knight-Ridder chain at the Salute Dinner. His weekly bowling stories were sent out over the Knight-Rid- der news wire and went to 144 daily newspapers with a daily circulation of over 10 million. At time of death, Evans was the leading award win- ner in the Bowling Magazine Writing Contest for stories that appeared in both The Miami Herald and Daytona Beach News-Journal. He was the top winner in the Professional Bowlers’ Association’s writing contest, which was discontin- ued in 2001. Evans was named the top tennis writer in Florida in 2002 and at the USA Tennis Florida Convention in Day- tona Beach. Evans, born on Septem- ber 20, 1931, began his 60 year journalism career at the age of 12, delivering the Mi- ami News. The youngest of three Evans brothers to write for The Miami Herald, at age 14 he was hired to take grey- hound racing results and write headlines for short stories. At age 17, he officially joined the Miami Herald staff when he was hired as a copy-boy. At age 20, he was added to the Miami Herald’s sports depart- ment staff. Dick Evans LAS VEGAS — Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, this year’s International Bowl Expo keynote speaker, was more articulate than I expect- ed and quite enthusiastic about the connection that bowling has to American culture. Af- ter speaking for 45 minutes to the surprisingly packed ball- room (at 8 am in Vegas?!?), she stayed onstage for the big announcement about the US Women’s Open and was noth- ing but gracious, greeting the female bowlers who came on- stage for the presentation. In a surprise announce- ment at this year’s Interna- tional Bowl Expo, the Bowl- ing Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA) revealed that the US Women’s Open will be held in the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX on June 30, 2011 (during next year’s Int’l. Bowl Expo in Arlington). Through the strong sponsor- ship of The Brands of Ebonite International, brokering this deal happened in a blazing two-week time span. Televi- sion schedule details will be forthcoming. continued on page 9 News and Notes From the 2010 International Bowl Expo The most jam-packed seminars witnessed by yours truly were the sessions on reaching out to customers through social media (like Facebook, Twitter) and devel- oping new league models to keep YOU league bowlers “in the game.” A LOT of interest was expressed in short-season leagues (8-weeks); weekly “tournament” leagues where payouts happen weekly, not at the end of a season; no-travel sweeper leagues; and more pro-sports themed leagues that ramp up the value to bowlers (stadium tickets, fan jerseys, pro-team bowling balls, bags, etc.). We hope local centers explore those options! Products coming out this season to your local pro shop include: lots of neon and bright graphics on single carry bags and polyester (plastic) balls; Brunswick has two new “Hel- lo Kitty” poly bowling balls; many new styles of bowl- ing shoes (including several women’s styles in black); and more entry-level ball-bag-shoe combos. Storm Products has a “Think Pink” product line where a portion of sales goes toward the fight against breast cancer; also has an expanded line of pro-style shirts avail- able, (“two-hander” Jason Bel- monte (Belmo) is featured on several products). Ebonite has a different-looking core design in their “Vital Sign” high-mid performance ball; Robby’s ac- cessory line has a new wrist positioner, the “Restrictor,” touted to keep your wrist from over-rotating. Looks like a lot of bowlers will be making a trip to the stores to see what’s new for themselves! Story by by B.A. Campbell EL PASO — Krischna Howard of Hawthorne, Calif., rolled the 12th perfect game in the 91-year history of the Unit- ed States Bowling Congress Women’s Championships. The 31-year-old right-hand- er started singles with a pair of 246 games before rolling 12 consecutive strikes to finish with a 792 scratch series. She received an additional 22 pins of handicap per game, which gave her a final score of 858. Team USA member Tennelle Milligan of Arlington, Texas, previously held the scratch lead with 779, while Shauna Shannon of Albuquerque, N.M., led Diamond Singles Krischna Howard - Hawthorne - Wins USBC Singles Title with 797. Howard became the third competitor to shoot 300 at this year’s USBC Women’s Cham- pionships. On April 22, Karen Boyd of Plantation, Fla., and Alisha Hill of Riverside, Ca- lif., rolled perfect games dur- ing the same team squad. Howard’s 300 game at the El Paso Convention and Per- forming Arts Center was the first of her bowling career, and her 792 series also is a career- best. “I’m just so excited, I’m still shaking,” said Howard, who made her second Women’s Championships appearance. “I continued on page 6
sOlOmAn sPEAt 300 06-27-10 BOwlium lAnEsChris ABing 300 06-27-10 wEstminstEr lAnEsgErAlD williAms jr 300 06-27-10 CAl BOwlstEvE OBA 300 06-28-10 FOuntAin BOwlnOrris runnEls 806/300 06-28-10 CAnyOn lAnEsCArOlyn sChErzBErg 702 06-28-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwlmAtt AnDErsOn 300 06-29-10 FOuntAin BOwllAurA lEE DAniEl 815 06-30-10 DEEr CrEEk lAnEsPhil OlDEnkAmP 300 06-30-10 DEEr CrEEk lAnEskEnny thOmAs 300 06-30-10 jEwEl City BOwltim shOPE 300 06-30-10 COrBin BOwljOEl singEr 300 07-01-10 wEstminstEr lAnEsAArOn stEinBErg 300 07-01-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwlAlishA hill 300 07-05-10 FOuntAin BOwl
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
6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, July 18th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50check-in
4:30
“Kegel Winding Road” Oil Pattern Used
OpTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info.
Post 4th of July TournamentsABT Citrus Belt/OC Thu-Fri-Sat-Sun July 8-9-10-11 West Covina LanesABTA Saturday July 10 BYELefty-Righty Scr Dbls Sunday July 11 Santa Clarita LanesPBA Pro Am Saturday July 10 Saddleback LanesPCB Sunday July 18 Del Rosa LanesSlagin Rocks 6 Gamer Saturday July 10 BowliumW.C.S.T. Saturday July 10 Del Rosa Lanes
MISSION VIEJO—Sad-dleback Lanes will host the Professional Bowlers Associa-tion (PBA) West Region Sad-dleback Lanes Open starting Friday, July 9 through Sunday, July 11. The event will also feature a pro-am on Saturday, July 10 at 7pm.
The PBA West Region Sad-dleback Lanes Open marks the first PBA tournament to be held in the Mission Viejo-based Saddleback Lanes center since the 1970s.
Bowling’s biggest names will be on-hand for the event. Two-time PBA National titlist, including the prestigious 2008 H&R Block Tournament of Champions, Michael Haugen Jr. will be competing, as will two-time PBA National titlist and nine-time PBA regional titlist Mike DeVaney. Joining
Saddleback Lanes to Host PBA Regional Event and Pro-Am this WeekendEvent Marks First PBA Regional at Saddleback Lanes since the 1970’s
them will be Missy Bellinder, the first woman to join the PBA and first woman to win two PBA Regional Tour titles, as well as Wayne Garber, who made waves this past season on the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour making two telecasts, one of which defeating PBA all-time titles leader, Walter Ray Williams Jr. in an excit-ing roll-off finish. Young PBA exempt star and three-time PBA Regional titlist P.J. Haggerty will also compete, as well as newly exempt Scott Norton, recent champion of the Re-gional Players Invitational.
Activities for the PBA Saddleback Lanes Open get underway on Friday, July 9 with the official practice ses-sion from 1-3 p.m., where fans can collect autographs and take photos with their favorite PBA
Regional Tour bowlers. Competition begins Satur-
day, July 10 with eight games of qualifying. Bowlers will be separated into two squads competing at 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. After the completion of the eight-game qualifying block, the top third of the field will advance to the 5-game semifi-nal block on Sunday morning, July 11 at 8 a.m.
Sunday’s competition will continue with the top 16 finish-ers advancing to single elimi-nation best 3 of 5 matchplay starting at 11:30 a.m. Matches will continue, eliminating half of the field each round, until a champion is crowned.
The official PBA Pro-Am will be held on Saturday, July 10 at 7 p.m. The pro-am is a great opportunity for fans to bowl alongside PBA Regional
Tour stars, obtain autographs and take photos. The pro-am is three games of 9-pin no-tap, with pro-am entries starting at $79 for adults and $59 for junior and senior bowlers. Optional bowling ball pro-am packages are also available for $179 which includes a 900 Global Bounty Hunter Pearl or $139 for a 900 Global Link S30. Each pro-am participant will get the opportunity to bowl with six different PBA Regional Tour stars. For more informa-tion, contact Saddleback Lanes at (949) 586-5300.
Admission is free all week-end to attend and watch some of the best bowlers in the world compete for a PBA Regional Tour title. So come on out and cheer on your favorite profes-sional bowler.
See ad page 3.
DAYTONA BEACH — Dick Evans, Past President and Life Member of the Bowl-ing Writers Association of America, died Sunday, July 4 at the age of 78.
Evans had the distinction of being the first daily newspa-per reporter inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame (1986) and the American Bowling Con-gress’ Hall of Fame (1992). Among his many awards, Evans received the Billiards’ and Bowling Industry Service award in 1986. He was also awarded the Bowling Propri-etors’ Association of America V.A. “Chief” Wapensky award in 2007, which recognizes an individual who has made a major contribution to the ad-vancement of the bowling in-dustry.
He was named the official bowling writer for the Knight-
BWAA Past President Dick Evans Dies at Age 78
Ridder News Wire in the early 1980s and in 1972 was sent to St. Louis to receive the bowl-ing industry’s media award on behalf of the Knight-Ridder chain at the Salute Dinner. His weekly bowling stories were sent out over the Knight-Rid-der news wire and went to 144 daily newspapers with a daily circulation of over 10 million.
At time of death, Evans was the leading award win-ner in the Bowling Magazine Writing Contest for stories that appeared in both The Miami Herald and Daytona Beach News-Journal. He was the top winner in the Professional Bowlers’ Association’s writing contest, which was discontin-ued in 2001. Evans was named the top tennis writer in Florida in 2002 and at the USA Tennis Florida Convention in Day-tona Beach.
Evans, born on Septem-ber 20, 1931, began his 60 year journalism career at the age of 12, delivering the Mi-ami News. The youngest of three Evans brothers to write for The Miami Herald, at age 14 he was hired to take grey-hound racing results and write headlines for short stories. At age 17, he officially joined the Miami Herald staff when he was hired as a copy-boy. At age 20, he was added to the Miami Herald’s sports depart-ment staff.
Dick Evans
LAS VEGAS — Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, this year’s International Bowl Expo keynote speaker, was more articulate than I expect-ed and quite enthusiastic about the connection that bowling has to American culture. Af-ter speaking for 45 minutes to the surprisingly packed ball-room (at 8 am in Vegas?!?), she stayed onstage for the big announcement about the US Women’s Open and was noth-ing but gracious, greeting the female bowlers who came on-stage for the presentation.
In a surprise announce-ment at this year’s Interna-tional Bowl Expo, the Bowl-ing Proprietors’ Association of America (BPAA) revealed that the US Women’s Open will be held in the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX on June 30, 2011 (during next year’s Int’l. Bowl Expo in Arlington). Through the strong sponsor-ship of The Brands of Ebonite International, brokering this deal happened in a blazing two-week time span. Televi-sion schedule details will be forthcoming.continued on page 9
News and Notes From the 2010 International Bowl Expo
The most jam-packed seminars witnessed by yours truly were the sessions on reaching out to customers through social media (like Facebook, Twitter) and devel-oping new league models to keep YOU league bowlers “in the game.” A LOT of interest was expressed in short-season leagues (8-weeks); weekly “tournament” leagues where payouts happen weekly, not at the end of a season; no-travel sweeper leagues; and more pro-sports themed leagues that ramp up the value to bowlers (stadium tickets, fan jerseys, pro-team bowling balls, bags, etc.). We hope local centers explore those options!
Products coming out this season to your local pro shop include: lots of neon and bright graphics on single carry bags and polyester (plastic) balls; Brunswick has two new “Hel-lo Kitty” poly bowling balls; many new styles of bowl-ing shoes (including several women’s styles in black); and more entry-level ball-bag-shoe combos. Storm Products has a “Think Pink” product line
where a portion of sales goes toward the fight against breast cancer; also has an expanded line of pro-style shirts avail-able, (“two-hander” Jason Bel-monte (Belmo) is featured on several products). Ebonite has a different-looking core design in their “Vital Sign” high-mid
performance ball; Robby’s ac-cessory line has a new wrist positioner, the “Restrictor,” touted to keep your wrist from over-rotating. Looks like a lot of bowlers will be making a trip to the stores to see what’s new for themselves!
Story by by B.A. Campbell
EL PASO — Krischna Howard of Hawthorne, Calif., rolled the 12th perfect game in the 91-year history of the Unit-ed States Bowling Congress Women’s Championships.
The 31-year-old right-hand-er started singles with a pair of 246 games before rolling 12 consecutive strikes to finish with a 792 scratch series. She received an additional 22 pins of handicap per game, which gave her a final score of 858. Team USA member Tennelle Milligan of Arlington, Texas, previously held the scratch lead with 779, while Shauna Shannon of Albuquerque, N.M., led Diamond Singles
Krischna Howard - Hawthorne - Wins USBC Singles Title
with 797.Howard became the third
competitor to shoot 300 at this year’s USBC Women’s Cham-pionships. On April 22, Karen Boyd of Plantation, Fla., and Alisha Hill of Riverside, Ca-lif., rolled perfect games dur-ing the same team squad.
Howard’s 300 game at the El Paso Convention and Per-forming Arts Center was the first of her bowling career, and her 792 series also is a career-best.
“I’m just so excited, I’m still shaking,” said Howard, who made her second Women’s Championships appearance. “I
continued on page 6
BOWLING NEWSPage 2 July 8, 2010
1-Day Event Del Rosa Lanes - San Bernardino, CA
Sunday July 18th, 2010 NEW!! - SEPARATE WOMENS
& SENIOR DIVISIONS
NEW MEMBERS SPECIAL NO $10 LATE FEE IF YOU JOIN ON-SITE!
Visit website for membership info
Start Time: Qualifying Roll call 8:30 AM & Bowl at 9:00 AM Finals will start 1/2 hour after end of Qualifying Entry Fee: PCB Members - $150; Non-members - $175 $10 Late fee for paying on-site. Cash Ratio: 1 in 4 will cash in each division Dress Code: Collared or mock neck shirt required. No hats, t-shirts shorts or jeans. Women may wear skirts (Name on back not required). Format: 8 games of qualifying; top 1 in 4(max of 8) in each division will bowl round robin match play finals. Total pins plus bonus will determine final stand-ings. Sidepots & Brackets: Sidepots & brackets will be offered.
Mail entries to: Pacific Coast Bowlers ATTN: Nicole Ellison 1499 E Highland Ave San Bernardino, Ca 92404
Handicap - 90% of 220 Optional side pots (men & women)
A. 2009-2010 book average
B. Current 2010 summer average (21 games) C. 2008-2009 book book average
D. No average = 175 E. House has right to re-rate any bowler
For further information call: (909) 886-4675
www.delrosabowl.com
1499 E Highland Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92404 Strike Jackpot Tickets!!!!!
Tickets are 3 for $1 or 18 for $5 All money collected for strike jackpot
Will be given away
$500.00 FIRST PLACE
(BASED ON 30 TEAMS)
LIMITED TO FIRST 30 PAID ENTRIES
“Pro Shop Specials - High Performance Balls $99.95”“While Supplies Last - Call 909-886-4675 for Details”
SCRATCH……..LANES 1-20
HANDICAP…..LANES 21-40
JUNIORS………LANES 41-60
SCRATCH DIVISION
1ST PLACE GUARANTEED
$250.00 + TROPHY
HANDICAP DIVISION
1ST PLACE GUARANTEED
$250.00 + TROPHY
JUNIOR DIVISION
1ST PLACE GUARANTEED
$250 SCHOLARSHIP
+ TROPHY
Bowl 3 games anytime lanes are
available.
Before you bowl, pay $15 for adults, $10 for Juniors (no coupons or passes).
High score will be posted for each lane on house
board.
High 3 game score at the end of the
tournament (Sunday, August 22nd) will be
landlord of that lane.
Bowlers can qualify more than once, but highest score will be official score for the
roll-offs. The 2nd highest score would then be landlord of that lane.
Each landlord in their division will roll-off on
Sunday, August 29th
for “Landlord of the House”.
Handicap will be 90% of 220 for
handicap and junior divisions.
Bowler will use highest book average or highest verifiable
house average of 21 games or more.
“Because of their talents & knowledge of these lanes, Mark Baker and
Barry Asher are ineligible to bowl this event”
See Desk Attendant for more details
NASCAR TICKET PACKAGES AVAILABLE HERE AT DEL ROSA LANESPackages start at $75 including Pit Passes and Parking Passes
Call 909-886-4675 to purchase your tickets.NASCAR Leagues available Sunday or Wednesday.
Ticket Packages included in league fees. Call for details.
Limited Openings Left For WCST Ebonite Singles For Scratch Bowlers Ages 40 & Up For Laughlin, July 17-18
by Dick SandersLAUGHLIN—At the current time, there are very few openings left to fill this one squad, of a
maximum field of 68 bowlers. The WCST Ebonite Singles Tournament to be held at Riverside Casino Lanes, in Laughlin, NV next week-end, July 17-18. $175.00 is the entry fee for current WCST Members, and guests to add $15.00. Qualifying on Saturday, July 17th, to start at 9:00AM. Bowlers will bowl 10 straight games. Two age divisions to bowl for separate prize funds, as well as optional money action, of High Game & Series Side-Pots, and Brackets. On Sunday, July 18th, for both divisions, Finals will start at 8:30AM.
There will be a scheduled 5 game optional singles sweeper on Friday, July 16th, to start at 3:00PM. 44 or more entries will give a $500.00 1st place prize for all bowlers entered, plus a cash pay off of one place for every 4 entries. Super Seniors, ages 60 & up, will have extra cash prizes out of higher money, one for every 5 bowlers entered.
Special Room Rates at $52.00 per night (Must take Friday & Saturday to get that rate). Call 1-800-227-3849.
CALL THE WCST OFFICE ANYTIME DAY OR NIGHT AT 760-363-8141, OR MY CELL PHONE: 760-792-4596.
WCST EBONITE SINGLES TOURNAMENTS FOR AUGUST AUGUST 7-8 AUGUST 14-15 AUGUST 28-29 Linbrook Bowl Gold Coast Lanes Cal Bowl Anaheim, CA Las Vegas, NV Lakewood, CA
Detailed information for Computer Users, Click onto www.westcoastseniortour.com SCROLL DOWN INFORMATION PAGE
Welcome To the 18th Annual
“Mirum Quint” Bowling Tournament
1st Place Team $5,000 1st Place Mixed Doubles $5,000
Mixed Teams Based on 250 Entries Mixed Doubles Based on 550 Entries
One Big Weekend!! July 24th - 25th -26th 2009 Entries Close July 5th 2009
LAS VEGAS— In a magi-cal local opportunity for Cali-fornia & Nevada PBA mem-ber-bowlers, the PBA World Series of Bowling is slated for the South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas, 24 Octo-ber to 6 November 2010. Six PBA titles are in contention, with over $635,000 in prize money slated for distribution. This isn’t a trip to “house-shot” bowling: there are FIVE CONSECUTIVE DAYS of 12-game qualifying on the various PBA lane patterns (Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon, Scorpion, and Shark). Those
PBA World Series of Bowling Coming to Las Vegasfive title matches will be taped for ESPN, along with the USA v. The World TV match (top 6 US v. top 6 Int’l. bowlers). Each animal pattern winner will earn $15,000 and a PBA Tour title.
The combined pinfall for those 60 qualifying games will determine the standings for the PBA World Championship (the first live PBA broadcast of the 2010-11 season). Top 8 ad-vance to a three-day telecast fi-nale. The winner earns $50,000 and a PBA major title.
South Point Hotel & Casino is offering promo hotel rates to
those who enter. For Full PBA members, a one-time $750 en-try fee gets you entered into all six events... Not a full mem-ber? Go to pba.com and click on “Join PBA” on the right side of the page (Full member-ship was listed as a $99 ini-tiation fee plus $300 annually or $25 per month at the time of this story). For more info about the WSOB or entry info, call (206) 332-9688 or email [email protected] .
You can’t have had this many national PBA titles avail-able in your backyard before!
by B.A. Campbell
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Saddleback Lanes is hosting the
PBA Western Region
We’re taking Sign-ups for the Pro-Am…
Saturday Night 7/10/10 at 7pm
It’s your chance to bowl with the Pros!
Sign up Now! $300 1st place
(Guaranteed)
in Adult Pro-Am
Adults: $79 for bowling package only
$179 with Bounty Hunter Pearl ball
Seniors: $59 for bowling package only
& $139 with Link S30 ball
Juniors: $159 with Bounty Hunter Pearl ball
Contact Drew @ Precision Pro Shop: 949-454-9922
Or John @ Saddleback Lanes: 949-586-5300
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Contact: Milena Zelaya or Brandon Holden: 323-384-2667 www.slanginrocksbc02.webs.com
@
4666 E. Holt Blvd. Montclair, CA 91763(909) 626-3528
1st Place $800 2nd Place $400 Prize Funds Based On 25 Teams
Entry Fee: $50 per person / $100 per team
Side Pots Optional: $5 Across (Doubles and Singles) Check-In @ 11am
Bowl @ 12 Noon$10 Last Game (Doubles and Singles)
$25 Crossover
BOWLING NEWSPage 4 July 8, 2010
ABTA Annual Awards at the South Point (L—R) Some of the awards winners present at the South Point Party were left to right: Le Star Walker had a 300 game, Rey Josefat 290, Noli Sosa 299, Alvin Francisco 299 and Michael Kong a 300 Game.
National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione
Joey Harris Hits 300 In Las Vegas Na-tional Deaf Mixed Tournament
HENDERSON — This writer did not get complete results of the 10th National Deaf Mixed Bowling Association Tournament held last June 22-24 at Strike Zone Bowling Center in Sunset Sta-tion Hotel and Casino. But thanks to Carl Malucci who reported that the only honor score bowled there was a 300 by Las Vegas’ Joey Harris. Malucci wrote that Joey rolled the Mixed Doubles event high game of 290 on the day before and in the next day’s Galaxy event’s semi-finals, without benefit of warming up or shadow bowling started off with 12 consecutive strikes in his first game for his 4th career 300. However, at the end of the Galaxy event Harris finished in 4th place. As proof of his latest 300, Harris did not have a copy of the recap but insted took a photo of the telescore on his Iphone and transmit-ted to this writer’s computer. This writer hopes to get the complete result as to who won this event as well as other NDMBA events and also more importantly the scores and numbers of entries.
Malucci Rolls His 47th 300, Talamantes 299 At Red Rock Bowl
LAS VEGAS — Carl Malucci reported that the two deaf teams in the Red Rock’s Tuesday (29th) Rocks II League had an exciting night with Abel Talamantes hitting a 299 in his 2nd game and finished with a 668 series. Then later a few lanes away Malucci himself, after games of 237-256, rolled a 300 in his third game for a 793 series. Joey Harris took a photo of the team’s scores on his Iphone and sent it to this writer as proof of the team scored 931 with the 300. The perfecto is Malucci’ career 47th, the most ever by deaf and/of hearing-impaired bowler and his 6th 300 of this 2009-10 season. That was the most Malucci has ever done in one season and tying what this writer was told earlier that DJ Powell, Indianapolis had already accomplished six perfectos this season.
Deaf Bowler Weldon Westmoreland Passed Away At 82
GLENDALE — Sad news was received that long time deaf bowler Weldon Westmoreland passed away last June 27 in his home three months short of his 83rd birthday. Weldon, a Texas na-tive who moved to California, got married and settled in Glendale, was an avid bowler. He bowled in deaf bowling leagues like So. Calif. Deaf Traveling, Golden State Deaf, and Intercity Deaf until his back ailment made him stop 12 or 15 years ago. Memorial service was held July 6 in GLAD auditorium. Wel-don’s wife Jenny preceded him in death. Our condolences go to his surviving two daughters and son, nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
National Deaf Bowling Hall Of Fame Nancy Buckmaster Passes Last June 23 SOUTH DAKOTA — Another sad news was received from Deaf Senior Bowlers of America secretary-treasurer Carol Moers, Denver that Nancy Buckmaster, one of the founders and secretary-treasurer of National Deaf Women’s Bowling Association, passed away last June 23. The cause of her death was not known but she had not been well for a long time. More will be written about her later when this writer finds more details.
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Take 10 Freeway to Vincent and go 1 1/2 Miles South Faye Josefat is Female “Co-Bowler of the Year.” She won our Big One last July at the South Point in fine style and bowled well during the year also.
Bethany Mendoza is Female “Co-Bowler of the Year” as she won an Added Money Event at Bowlium.
Grand Prize Winner. There were many gifts awarded also at the ABTA Annual Awards Party. The 37” Plasma Television was given to a Member who had participated in 29 or more squads in the calendar year. Rina Cordero (left) was the lucky winner by drawing. Offering congrats are
“The Good Guys” Sportsmanship Awards: Wilson Cheung and Alvin Francisco are presented Sportsmanship Awards for the past year. Both are super gentlemen and most Deserving. Other Male sportsmanship Awards went to William Garrett, Holden Au, Ken Morris, and David Dittlinger who were bowl-ing at time of the party or unable to attend Las Vegas.
ABTA Sportsmanship Winners (ladies). Presented Sportsmanship Awards were from the left: Christina Cheung, Anglea Lung, Miriam Galluzzo, and Annalisa Angoncillo. Others not pres-ent winning this award were Kerry Lucka and Hyun Park.
Bob Smith (ABTA Head) and Ellena Dominguez one of our Las Vegas Members.
Bowlers of the Year equals great genes in ABTA - Bob Smith ABTA Head (center) congratulates siblings Andrew Lung (left) and sister Cecilia. Each had two wins this past year earning them Bowler of the Year status. Not only are they great bowlers but you couldn’t meet nicer people.
Accomplishments Rewarded - Glen Kim at left was Co-ABTA Male Bowler of the Year winning two titles at Linbrook Bowl and the Bowlium. Hyun Park wins ABTA Female Sportsman-ship Award. Both are fine people and very deserving!
ABTA Members: The ABTA and Staff would like to thank you for your patronage and support during the past year. Without YOU the ABTA would be nothing a strong membership participation is what it takes to have a successful fun time event. YOU are the BEST!! The Las Vegas Open was a great success as over 740 entrants produced a great prize fund. Congratulations to the Annual Awards winners, and those who were lucky enough to win part of $3,800 in prizes given at the awards party. Good Luck to all. Bob and the ABTA Staff
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Arnold Cheesman Wins S.R. Open Scratch 4 Gamer @ Del Rio 6-26
1st game 2nd game 3rd game 4th game series Cash side Pot Brackets Arnold Cheesman 280 236 245 247 1008 $300 $180 $75
Bobby Campagnale 238 248 258 214 958 $125 $70 $55Bruce williams 244 216 257 211 928 $75 $20 $10
Congrats to the top 3 bowlers, Arnold, Bobby and Bruce for cashing in the final payoff. Thank you to all the bowlers that participated in this event, There were massive high scores using the basic house shot. Also thanks to Mike (Manager) and the Del Rio staff for there assistance. Looking forward to the next tournament stay tuned to the bowler news. –S.R 2010 “This Is How We Roll”
Arnold Cheesman Wins Slagin’ Rocks Open Scratch 4 Gamer @ Del Rio
DOWNEY—Congrats to the top 3 bowlers, Arnold, Bobby and Bruce for cashing in the final payoff. Thank you to all the bowlers that participated in this event, There were massive high scores using the basic house shot. Also thanks to Mike (Manager) and the Del Rio staff for there assis-tance. Looking forward to the next tournament stay tuned to the bowler news.
–S.R 2010 “This Is How We Roll”
LAS VEGAS — What an exciting week of megabuck bowl-ing at The Orleans in Las Vegas, NV! Our 2010 TAT Amateur Champion is Curt Guinn from Greenwood, SC for $20,000. 2nd Place was Brent Bowers for $10,000, 3rd was Tony Knuth for $7,500, 4th was Paul Carter our 189 & Under Handicap bowl-er for $6,000 and finishing 5th was our 205 & Under bowler Chris Martin for $5,000. All TAT competitors received at least 1 Brunswick High Performance Ball free with their entry with the first 300 entrants receiving a second Brunswick ball paid for by the TAT. All of the Brunswick High Performance balls that were given out are brand new balls that will not be released until July 12th!
This year’s 2010 TAT Amateur Classic had over 2000 entries with almost 400 bowlers. The Brunswick staff was on hand for the week and gave out 750 Brunswick bowling balls to TAT com-petitors in just 5 days! Although the entries were slightly below last year, the TAT still paid out all of its prize funds but was un-able to raise any prize funds like we usually do.
The thrilling Brunswick Challenge was held on Saturday and had 91 competitors which paid down 15 cash spots. 3 out of the Top 4 qualified for the $5,000 first prize and bowled a sudden death 1 ball roll-off to decide the winner. In the end Joe Lopez was the only one who could come up with a strike to take the trophy. Debbie Ayers from Cajhon, CA, Eric Acon from Plano, TX, and Brent Bowers from Mulvane, KS all received $1,000 for making The Brunswick Challenge Top 4.
Our two free Chance Tournaments each paid out $6,000 in Cash & Prizes and TAT competitors got up to 4 free squads just for entering along with up to 3 Brunswick Balls for free. Our First Chance winner was Kenny Calkins who bowled a 300 with the brand new Brunswick Revolver. Our Second Chance winner was Chris Klerk with a 290 and they both received $500 for their terrific efforts. We also gave out 16 KR Strikeforce Double Tote Bags and 8 KR Strikeforce Triple Ball Rollers and 14 of those were given to non-cashers by random drawings. All together the Brunswick staff gave out almost 100 KR Strikeforce bags all paid for by the TAT.
We would like to thank all of our amazing sponsors, Bruns-wick, The Orleans, KR Strikeforce, and OnTheBallBowling.com for making the TAT Amateur bowling events possible. Our TAT bowlers were thrilled with the help and expertise that were given by the Brunswick staff and even PBA Hall of Famer Johnny Pe-traglia and PBA Champion Tom Smallwood were on hand help-ing out our megabuck bowlers on the Brunswick Practice Range! On behalf of the entire TAT staff, I would like to thank all our bowlers and supporters for making this the greatest Amateur bowling tournament in the world! For results on The 2010 TAT Amateur Classic please visit our newly updated website www.tatbowl.com. For questions about this event or our next event in February call our toll free number 1-888-828-2695 or e-mail us at [email protected].
Citrus Belt Association Announces New Officers For 2011
by Frank Weiler
SAN BERNARDINO—Citrus Belt Association President MIKE RADDEMAN announces the result of recent elections at the Citrus Belt annual membership meeting. Our new officers are:
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1st Vice President ELAINE BAKER
3rd Vice President EDWARD MOTE
Sgt at Arms ISABELLA LAUER (appointed to vacated term)
Area 3 Director PAM MEEKER
Area 6 Director DAVE HANSEN
Arrowhead Lanes Rep DANIEL LORENTZ
Fantasy Lanes Rep RANDY HAWKINS
Moreno Valley Bowl Reps WENDI HAMMON JIM KOENIG
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never thought it would happen at a tournament like this. I’ve had the front 10 before, but that’s it. I just really wanted it, and I’ve been waiting a long time for this moment.”
After watching her team-mate, Dana Blake of Haw-thorne, Calif., strike on her first nine shots Wednesday during their team event, Howard did her best to compose herself on each shot in the 10th frame.
She struck soundly on her first two deliveries, but experi-enced some added suspense on the final ball as the 7 pin was the last to fall.
“I was nervous as heck,” said Howard, who bowls league at AMF Midtown Lanes in Los Angeles. “I just wanted to keep the ball on line and not totally screw it up. I had been leaving a lot of 7 pins through-out the tournament, so the last shot was a little scary.”
Howard returned to the lanes in January after taking nearly a year off as she wel-comed her daughter, Kaylyn, into the world. After working herself back into the sport, she also prepared some new equip-ment for the event.
With her new equipment working well and a chance at the top spot possible, adding her name to the leaderboard was the least of Howard’s concerns going into the final game. Her main goal was to bowl a 700 series.
“I just wanted to get to 700,” Howard said. “I’ve started off strong like that be-fore, but tend to finish with a weak game, so I didn’t want to screw it up. I didn’t even think about taking the lead at all. But I’ll be on BOWL.com checking every day.”
Howard won’t have to spend too much time at the computer, however. The 2010 Women’s Championships is scheduled to conclude its 100-day run on July 4.
“I’m happy, very, very happy,” Howard said. “I came out here to have fun with my family and friends. I never ex-pected any of this. I can now say I have one major bowling accomplishment and that it’s a pretty big one. We’ll wait and see what happens over the next few days.”
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WINNETKA — We hope everyone had a great Inde-pendence Day holiday celebrating with parades, fireworks shows, picnics, and being with family and friends. Now it’s back to summer leagues here at Canoga Park Bowl where the “300” games and names are waiting to be added to the Bowling News Honor Roll on the front page box. Do we have any names to add this week? viva las vegas: Tad Schweitzer 259/711, Beverly Cov-ington 221/492, Curtis Litzenberger 247/659, Ron Vargas 235/646, Mikhael Malta 641, Ivan Clarke 231/640, Stephen Mendez 245. short ‘n sweet: Sweeper Scores: Erik Stamps 581, Patricia Gross 167/473, Ryan Mannon 206, David Athans 205. Next league starts July 12 at 8:00 p.m. Only 6 weeks of bowling! Comedians: Kevin McBride 268/728, Becky Harrold 540, Mary Becker 201, Scott Crawford 259/689, Larry Feinberg 256/649, Dan Kline 628, David Feinberg 235/618, Vince Koeller 246, Debby Koeller 200. tuesday Pick A Ball Doubles (4 games): James Smith Jr. 245/815, Linda Mannheim 647, Kat Plessner 194, Stu Teichner 229, Mark Erpenbach 224. league Of Our Own: Michael Campos 226/597, Melanie Campos 180/457, William Lingamen 225. wednesday PBA Experience singles: Dave Schaf-fer 224-245/847, David Mehalechko 793, TIffany Paulsen 233/784. 500 Classic: Judy Valazza 288/620, Patti McVicker 223/616, Connie Wannomae 211/604, Petra Kaun 210/558, Cindy Dominguez 203/541. thursday Pick A Ball Doubles (4-games): Congratula-tions to Aaron Steinberg on his “300” game. Look for his name on the front page Honor Roll list. He had a 915 series on four games. Laura Doncell 157/546. sFvCC nikkei: Kirk Sasaki 236/654, Noriko Fuku-naga 277/781, Yoshi Kawamura 256/633, Kenneth Morita 253/621, Ken Shinbashi 619, Stan Date 607, Tami Shiotani 545, Misato Sakata 212/535, Kirk Sasaki 236, Harvey Na-kamoto 226. saturday PBA Experience: Drew Stern 237/541, Sa-mantha Meyers 170/488.
SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS... 49’Ers senior trio: Carolyn Scherzberg 259/702, Tom Tucker 226/639, Bob Husby 210/572, Richard Greenzweight 567, Bob Jones 566, Keith Hazard 210/550, Mary Lauer 193/544, Doris Simmons 193/459, Nancy Cottrell 160/447, Sylvia Kesilis 159/431, Dick Lowe 213, Dale Simpson 208. Funtimers: Al Reiswig 247/690, Carolyn Scherzberg 228/601, Hung-Lay Quon 248/624, Connie Wannomae 235/595, Steven Herndon 225/646, Bill Robb 236/636, Don Sprenger 547, Helen Layfield 190/515, Karen McDonald 174/497, Bertha Willard 429, Eleanor Weaver 171/429, Richard Greenzweight 231. 39’Ers senior trio: Hung-Lay Quon 267/717, Carolyn Scherzberg 255/669, Dave Folck 236/690, Steven Herndon 243/688, Jose Blanco 612, Bill Robb 245/608, Lucy Tralla 212/560, Doris Simmons 182/506, Eloise Valencia 209/482, Mary Lauer 481, Marcia Votava 481, Scotty Alavazo 225, Shirl Radamaker 180.
JUNIORS...JUNIORS...JUNIORS... Bumper thumpers: Ryan Martinez 90/163, Devyn Thompson 101/178, Kameron Martinez 83/162, Jazzabel Chavez 87/170. junior royals: Keith Nelson 206/562, Julia Frias 220/549, Justin Pluchino 187/533, John Nelson 160/405, Justin Nguyen 118/350, Sevaun Thompson 126/341, Bertha Rose 153/388, Ashley Brett 132/375, Analynne Wallace 99/273. Enjoy the comforts of an air-conditioned bowling center where you can practice, practice and enjoy the spot of bowling. See ya.
LAKEWOOD — I hope everyone had a great 4th of July holiday. I checked the calendar to see when is our next holiday and it looks like it’s not until September when we celebrate Labor Day. So I guess we’re back to our normal schedule that keeps everyone so busy and going in all di-rections. Now that the kids are out of school, why not come over to Cal Bowl and have a family fun date of bowling. Call the center for available lanes for open play.
grAnDmAs & grAnDPAs (6-18-10) Lee Theiss 536, John Welty 580, Ralph Wingert 660, Jim Burke 676, Ed Brown 623, Walter Gist 513, Al Wil-liams 641, Tony Morones 597, Al Ortiz 575, Willie Burkhalter 621, Rose Goodwin 512, Chuck Patterson 548, Fala Sula 584, Tua Sula 546, Jim Plante 604, Billy Williams 618, Mat-tie Wylie 523, John Mathews 672, B.J. 610, Margo McClain 594, Ron McClain 544, Joe Matthews 510, Ray Culp 513, Bing Cayton 555, Boylee Inocente 563, Flora Martin 505. (6-25-10) John Welty 566, Vancie Keith 504, Don Keith 566, Ralph Wingert 644, Margo McClain 533, Ron McClain Sr. 529, Al Romero 504, Walter Gist 533, Jim Plante 508, Daniel Jones 516, Willie Burkhalter 615, B.J. 125, Vern Willey 546, Chuck Patterson 611, Boylee Inocente 539, Glenn Merchant 615, James Kennard 534, Al Williams 629, Ed Brown 623, Paul Morrison 543, Al Ortiz 588, Art Nelson 511, Lee Theiss 567, Stan Murren 631. (7-2-10) Ron McClain Sr. 608, Ken Seiple Sr. 508, Margo McClain 520, Flora Martin 503, Boylee Inocente 521, Willie Burkhalter 614, Tony Morones 284/682, Jim Plante 607, Fala Sula 655, Glenn Merchant 635, Wayne Moon 545, Lee Theiss 507, Chuck Patterson 572, Vern Wil-ley 534, Donna May 502, Chuck Aston 500, Al Ortiz 532, Walter Gist 605, Al Williams 239-215-255/707, Paul Morrison 500, Betty Anthony 513, Ralph Wingert 596, Lucy Seiple 502, Ray Culp 545, B.J. 684, John Mathews 631, Mattie Wylie 517, Dorothy Ruggiero 501, John Welty 601.
CAl BOwlErOs Mary Smyth 200/566, Audrey Greene 515, Carole Fis-cher 513, Agnes Blaisdell 208/510, Jerrydean Whitehurst 202/510, Cathy Wyatt 500, Jane Wheat 200.
sEniOr mEns triO Sonny Dew 267-214-248/729, Archie Stull 183-199-236/618, Ray Culp 222-217-183/622, Art Diemert 200-245-215/660, Rey Santos 275-279-225/779, John Mathews 202-203-235/640, Charles Woods 191-191-226/608, Earl Hullett 223-203, B.J. 217-224-213/667, Steve Ritchie 200-184-227/611, Ed Brown 279-223-206/708, Roy Tyler 210-178-232/620, Walter Millsap 224-191-232/647, Rick Llaneta 235-258-249/741, James Tipton 236-184-206/626, Fale Sula 182-209-217/608, Billy Cowens 186-189-233/608, Geno Shaw 256-203-161/620, Pat Kinard 195-195-234/624, Ralph Wingert 226-195-210/661, Clark Vanden Berg 170-257-199/626, Jim Burke 207-180-213/600, Billy Scott 235-177-230/642, Ellis Houston 247-236-204/687, Mauro Pendilla 213-206-201/620, Josh Hudson 181-211-210/602, Ron McClain Sr. 191-246-193/630, Vince Cervante 259-175-191/625, Jerry Hayes 201, Harold Fariss 204, Ken Seiple Sr. 203, Jim Plante 223-257-245/775, Ivory Herd 213, Tom Pettway 206, Chuck Patterson 216, Doug Johnson 214, Curmit Foster 206-200, Al Williams 215, Rich Kelly 215,
Curtis Whaley 223-213 Ken Wright 201, J.J. Scott 212, Fred Faniel 213, Jimmy Hamilton 205-208, Phil Gipson 204-225, Wil Panton 205, Chuck Bayouth 237, Eugene Richardson 214, Audrey Gibson 214, Phil Hylton 214, Al Winston 202, Milton Donerson 219, Ben Jones Sr. 205, Clarence Matthews 229, Wayne Brown 204, Al Ortiz 243, Willie Burkhalter 221, Ray Staten 251.
Big BEAr Sonny Dew 279-258-227/764, Donnie Johnson 218-232-245/695, Emmerson Wafer 218-213-249/680, Carlos Salcedo 199-259-208/666, Don Louis 223-185-245/653, Greg Jackson 193-215-246/650, Joe Knapp 269-220-159/648, Ron Johnson 200-201-244/645, Mark Fowler 193-239-214/646, John Dunn 257-185-197/639, B.J. Theiss 233-176-223/632, Ken Shearen 204-213-214/631, Curt Soares 244-192-195/631, John Schlickting 244-190-190/624, Billy Anderson 149-255-213/617, Grover Dye 188-224-205/617, Rommel Solivan 210-211-187/608, Annie Yonemura 202-167-222/591, Sadie Ward 200-193-197/590, Rita Soares 163-200-201/564, Michelle Criswell 179-169-208/556, Pat Johnson 194-170-191/555, Sonia Johnson 183-198-172/553, Joyce Charles 180-155-213/548, Carol Egenias 134-236-176/546, Aubrey Louis 139-205-201/545, Lillie Darden 185-190-165/540, Delores Reynolds 181-179-165/525, Cathy Chiapparine 190-190-140/520, Morag Knapp 172-162-180/514.
CAl stArs Jerry Whitehurst 161-184-190/535, Barbara Crawford 171-181-182/534, Mattie Wylie 199-189-144/532, Betty Anthony 155-151-183/489.
FunstErs Ken Seiple Sr. 211/523, Jorge Fernandez 540, Ethel Montgomery 506, Glenn Merchant 233-263/672, Ed Hansen 226-236/622, Harold Runyon 204/533, Stan Helm 546, Don Kelly 529, Carol Monson 562, Bob Webb 504, Pat Erwin 520, Joe Erwin 564, Jim Burke 221/576, Fred Meisel 203/530, Jim Plante 289-257/717, Josh Hudson 206-224/617, Art Diemert 224/567, Boylee Inocente 543, Joe Nolan 505, Lee Theiss 246/575, Ron McClain 210/561, John Mathews524, Tom Spencer 565, Steve Ralph 536.
yOung At hEArt Tua Sula 156-199-194/547, T. Fetui 175-145-155/475, Fale Sula 150-211-181/542, Theresa Harrison 96-116-128/340, Andrew Morton 213-200-193/606, Ellis Houston 221-204-220/645, Willie Burkhalter 162-174-216/552, Frances Walker 199-157-158/544, Glenn Merchant 193-187-215/595, Gene Hammons 139-139-154/432, Albert Stephens 123-153-141/417, John Brider 108-133-158/399, Don Jackson 135-191-136/462, Bea Sueki 158-114-134/406, Jim Young 178-148-150/406, Mary Spencer 105-150-116/371, Margo McClain 165-144-146/455, J.J. Scott 133-195-196/524, Ed Hansen 187-157-169/513, Eva Hammons 71-84-108/263, Josh Hudson 165-230-203/598, James Kennard 143-170-188/501, Joe Brown 103-104-182/389, Joe V. Swift 164-144-145/453, Willie Young 175-205-201/581, Willie Creer 140-161-156/457, Tom Pettway 167-190-179/538, Jim Plante 226-238-242/706, Sandy Plante 134-139-158/431, Earl Hullett 216-186-167/569, Loretta Ringor 171-121-143/435, Fred Contreras 175-138-181/494, Mattie Wylie 158-162-136/456, Linda Kinney 150-192-167/509, Milton Donerson 193-212-162/567, Ike Sanders 242-201-184/627, Art Nelson 136-158-121/415, Leroy Canaday 144-157-152/453, Albert Burnett Sr. 148-172-173/493, Almyra Perrizo 109-119-114/341, Glenn Wright 193-152-169/514, Vern Willey 128-160-161/449, Ben Jones Sr. 171-170-176/517, Ron McClain Sr. 188-198-214/600, Walter Millsap 150-193-204/547.
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(6-19-10) Aaron Wong 120, Bryan Wong 115, Javon Bun-ting 94-123-91/308. (6-26-10) Aaron Wong 123, Bryan Wong 130, Jake Kasten 82, Spencer Pozgay 64-71, Tyler Newton 92. (7-30-10) Jake Kasten 103, Aaron Wong 137.
Classified (6-19-10) Chris Johnson 136, Joe Osornio 144, Larell Woods 145. (6-26-10) Chris Johnson 163-161/438, Sabrena Callihan 134, Kaitlynn Soto 167, Teilor Ruff-Scott 145-145, Semaj Lewis 161-189. (7-3-10) Darian Johnson 170-179, Daniel Brown 219-215, Jeon Rey 206, Sabrena Callihan 125.
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Adults (6-19-10) Paul Mehl Jr. 202, Edward Buckreis 179-188, Cathryn Butler 176, Eric Soto 183, Gregg Aldapa 220. (6-26-10) Cathryn Butler 199, Paul Mehl Jr. 213, Matt Mesa 219, Jack Allen 153-142-142/437, Michael Savois 204-221/606, Robie Osornio 211. (7-2-10) Don Fischer 204, Leland Carter 215-236/671, Paul Mehl Jr. 247-206/641, Jack Allen 156, Carl Brooks 194-194. Friday no-tap tournament is back this week. see you at Cal Bowl at 1:00 p.m., $17 per person, 3-6-9 pot included.
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For the Miami Herald, Evans wrote about all high school sports, college football, boxing, bowling, golf, tennis, water ski-ing, wrestling, horse/dog/harness races, jai-alai and also spent 14 months serving as interim religious editor.
He once organized and ran a Dade County High school base-ball tournament that featured North Miami High’s Steve Carlton (a Hall of Famer) and Fred Norman, a future star with the Chi-cago Cubs, in a taut pitchers duel at Miami Stadium before 3,000 spectators. During the Baltimore Orioles spring training season in Miami he organized a practice session with the O’s for all of Dade County’s high school baseball prospects.
His most successful promotion came when he teamed with Joe Tanenbaum of Gulfstream Race Track, drawing 56,000 en-tries from South Floridians to pick the best horse ever to run at Gulfstream. But his forte was bowling, a sport that he started covering for The Miami Herald in 1957.
Evans retired from The Miami Herald Dec. 31, 1989. How-ever, the native Miamian continued to cover the bowling beat for The Herald until he decided to end his Miami Herald career 20 years later.
Two of his brothers, the late Luther Evans and Lee Evans, founder of the Tournament of the Americas, also wrote sports stories for The Miami Herald. Thus stories under the byline of an Evans brother appeared in The Miami Herald from 1937 until 2009 except for two years during World War II (1943-44).
Evans was hired by the Professional Bowlers Association in 1990 as its media director for the PBA Senior tour. He worked 77 tournaments over the next seven years before stepping down.
In 1999, The Daytona Beach News-Journal asked Evans to write local bowling stories - one of these stories won the fea-ture story division in The Bowling Magazine’s national writing contest.
He continued to write tennis and bowling articles and stories for the Daytona Beach News-Journal until his death. His bowl-ing stories have appeared in every national bowling magazine published plus many local bowling publications. His stories have appeared on www.Bowlingdigitial.com for more than a decade which resulted in email comments from readers in Europe, Israel, Canada and Asia.
Dick Evans is survived by his wife Joan Gano Evans, son, Richard V. Evans, an attorney in Louisville, Ky. and three grand-children - Peyton, Carter and Walker.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be sent to the University of Miami, where Dick Evans attended on a schol-arship while working full time at The Miami Herald. Funeral ar-rangements are pending.
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Men & Women’s Bowling Alliance
Tournament CancelledNORWALK—Since 1986
our dedicated group of volun-teers have continued to provide you with a wholesome and organized Annual Champion-ship Tournament. This year, in anticipation of our 25th An-niversary, we were once again well prepared and looking for-ward to our Celebration.
Unfortunately, with our en-tire country in a crisis of finan-cial burden, it is apparent that many of our bowlers have been impacted with having to reas-sess their financial priorities, and have been unable to partici-pate in this year’s tournament. Since the entries received were so few, we are unable to offer a substantial Prize Fund. There-fore, it is with the deepest regret that we advise you, we have CANCELLED the tournament scheduled for July 17,18,24,25, 2010. All Entry Fees received will be refunded to the respec-tive Team Captains.
In keeping with our plans for the future, we will be exam-ining some new ideas brought to our attention; i.e. “Would the Month of August be better for your team?” We invite your input either by mail, phone, Fax or Website.
We urge you to keep us on your list of “Things to Do” for 2011.
The Men and Women’s Bowling Alliance
Larry Worrall, Tournament Director
Phyl Knoll, PresidentLupe Burke, Vice President
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Heid Has The Hot Hand & Throws Some Heat in Rocky Marsh Doubles
by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—Rich Heid heads up the leader board and once again,
his “hobby” earns him headlines which he handles extremely well. His road to victory was paved with games of 231-205-266 and a 274 to garner a great 976 league-leading set. Awesome performance Dude!!
Smooth-strokin’ Terry Brent put on his own sparkling brand of fire-works as he lit up the lanes firing games of 215-246-201 and a great, siz-zlin’ 279 finale to display a fine 941. Fab bowling Mr. Hall of Famer!
More Smokin’ Scores: Don Gardner 256-893, Frank Bellinder 266-891, Ron Marcus 247-872, Juan Sandoval 236-860, Alan Bloom 257-858, Tony Chaco 246-854, James Blythe IV 246-847, Ron Douglass 267-845, Anderson Alcaraz 231-839, Larry Green 225-832, Dick McKenzie 233-831, Janine Ditch 218-826, Rose Williams 230-817, Jerry Knight 269-816, Marie Barbush 225-815, Janet Anderson 235-813, Hong Kha 233-809, Gino Vassallo 245, Jim Moore 238, Aaron Wilson 232, Gavin Huff 226, Mike Caballero 224, Carl Adinolfi 222, Shawn St. Andre 216, Fred Voysey 214, Rey Ortiz 214, Jerry Roddam 204, E.J. Rogers 202, Gerald Lichtenheld 202 and Nancy M-Smith 201.
I hope everyone enjoyed their 4th of July celebrations!!! Until next week..
Peterson Pockets 750 Andstewart socks 672 in linbrook juniors
by Stacy Rider ANAHEIM — In the hOmEsChOOl BOwling BOmBErs, Mary McGunigale scored a marvelous 129 game. Josh McGunigale had 2 solid games of 124-125. Brooke Reimer rolled 120 and Sondra LeBar blasted 117-113. The Bombers really had a great day with Ian Heidebrink 84-129 and Evan Heidebrink 96-92. For the Moms, Teresa Nixon knocked down 100-146. Renee VanEck rang in with 134 a nd Julie LeBar joined in with 133-128. In the thursDAy linBrOOk juniOrs, Andrew Stewart stunned the pins down with 236-221-215 for a super 672 series. J.D. Greenhalgh generated a 209 game. Rebecca Peyatt scored 50 pins over average with a terrific 153. Morgan Gober grinded 165. Tiffani Agustin aced 178, Matt Vigeant mastered 167, Christopher DeFazio crushed 174 and Shane Maddox shook up 150. In the juniOr ADult sCrAtCh DOuBlEs, Bill Swanson scored a sizzling 627 series with high scores of 246-215. Robert Albrecht led the Juniors with 605 on games of 242-203. Juan San-doval recorded 223, Gavin Huff hammered 213, Johnny Munson mixed 213 and Dallas Huff downed 204. In the BumPEr BustErs, we had a fabulous day of bowling for the holiday weekend. Joseph Aguirre scored 111-91 followed by Ofa Prescott 93-96, Khamron Gardner 81-95, Shai Gardner 66-83, Jozlynn Johnson 74-81, Izel Cruz 81-63, Kaitlynn Aguirre 66-77, Ethan Nguyen 69, Kayla Nguyen 67, Ashley Ferrato 66, Faith Ferrato 66, Ma’ake O’Donnell 57-64 and Simon Nguyen 52. In the sAturDAy linBrOOk juniOrs, Andrew Stewart scat-tered the pins for a super 267 and a nice series of 642. Right on his heels, Valerie Matsumoto showed her talent with terrific games of 209-236-191 for a fine 636 series. Xavier Grunbaum smashed 228 and Chris Gushue crushed 224. Other highlights of the day included Chris Woodmansee 175, Shane Maddox 157, Cesar Guardado 165, Dafne Guardado 173, David Feiner 188, Jerry Wiliams 129, Jen-nifer Lewis 134-109, Nicole Tan 175, Michelle Matsumoto 170-170, Domynyc Gardner 158, Joshua Villegas 134, Eric Howard 90-112, Hunter Burleson 152-160, Destini Gardner 170, Corey Fisheli 125 and Ventresca Randall 155. In the juniOr ADult FAmily Fun, Brian Peterson pounded the pocket for fabulous games of 268-235-247 for a superb 750 series. Great bowling, Brian! John Conway clipped 230-207/607. Teammates Andrew Stewart and Russ Reiner rolled 226-202 and 204-222, respectively. Also, with the fun times team, Chris Rinner rolled 146. Stacy Rider ripped 204 and teammate Joshua Villegas scored 168. Darrell Wilson downed 243 and Steve Matsumoto mastered 211. Michelle Matsumoto had a magnificent 191, David Feiner scored 183 and Dafne Guardado dazzled 183.
ANAHEIM — Bowlers, here’s a reminder to always check Linbrook Bowling Center’s ad on this page for specials and other events. Make your reservations to prepay before Friday, July 23 for our Summer Scratch 5-Gamer set for Saturday, July 24 at 1 p.m. More details appear in our ad. Time to take a look at the high scores for June 29 thru July 5. Santa Gals and Guys: Mike Hardy 253, Rodger Morris 232, Jerry Roddman 224-204, Albert Naki 220, Mike Robbins 217, Christina Garcia 220. Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas 219, Ernie Verdugo 202, Robert Skank 201, Bill Stephens 201. Lunch Bunch: Jim Grove 225-223/633, John Occhipinti 212, Ozzie Randolph 205. Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 229-249-245/723, Josh Boisoneau 213-217-237/667, John Raburn 278/642, Jack McQuown 258-237/642, Mike Huffiness 237/615, Linda Blain 235, Danielle Salas 209, Joanie Lenz 207, Laura Lowenstein 207, Lynn Soliman 202. Summer Rogues: Jim Johnstone 215-233/639, Lowell Thompson 223-234/616, Steven Branch 236, Ray Acosta 211. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz 256-236/675, Don Tanner 200, Shigi Sing 223. 3’s Company: Melinda Manahan 208-214-203/625, Rosanne Bagnall 228, Marylou Platte 210, Cathy Marani 200. Executive Doubles: Stan Evans 230-232-226/688, Tom Gonzales 210-243-232/685, Bill Swanson 226-246/666, Hoagy Wong 226-213-213/652, Mark McLeod 237-210-201/648, Lisa Somma 236-208/627, Martha Owens 234, Nicole Abbott 215. Just 4 Summer: Mike Blodgett 219-223/638, Tim Pilot 224-203/618, Ken Williams 232, Ken Reser 222-210, Chaz Schaffer 217, Susan deGraff 215. Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): Dan Drysol 266-251/683, Dan Perreira 210-277/646, Paul Shellenberger 210-209-212/631, Bob Awalt 224-223/02. Golden Nuggets: Roland Mutzenberger 205. Go For 9 (No-Tap): Hoagy Wong 245-278-212/735, Andy Vincent 241-248/681, Ron Corona Sr. 251-211/661,Clay Howard 203-225-209/637, Jack Short 241/29, Elburta Canfield 232-223/624, Joyce Short 229, Diane Johnson 220. Party Timers: E.J. Rogers 268-200-277/701, Randy Seifman 296-223-200/699, John Raburn 241-214-235/690, Danny Janssens 223-263/684, Byron Reich 279-224/670, Nicole Evans 254. Anaheim Nisei: Vince Okada 225-243/630, Richard Crocker 231-235/626, Richard Iseri 215-232/618, James Michiuye 220-233/616, Bob Mendoza 232/612. Nikkei: Tony Marasco 242-245/654, Walter O’Hara 223/611, Sam Tanaka 223-206, Herb Mihara 222, Dave Lautherboren 221-214. 525 Ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 225-202/609, Nancy Tetreault 209, Karen Bagnall 202. Santa Super Savers: Tony Chaco 214-254/636, Fred Fouts 240, Jose Gonzales 213, Carl Adinolfi 210, Rodger Morris 205-201. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Ike Eisenacher 223-214, Gino Vassallo 205. Summer Fun: Bryon Reich 202-224, Ron Pierce 214, Teddy Junanta 201. 7-11 Vegas: Jeremy Berkley 237-279-243/759, David Wright 238-299-260/737, Paul Danforth 236-254-245/735, Andrew Walker 235-246-233/714, Ian Markstrum 213-276/685, Christina Garcia 202. Grey Panthers: Jim Grove 266-203-202/671, Norm McLeod 228, John Vojtko 221, Stan Lucas 219, Robert Skank 217. T.G.I.F.: Casey Jones 212-212/616, Bill Swanson 226, Tony Banks 225-201, David Hutchison 224, Bo Bowen 215-204. Vegas Party: John Conway 258-231-201/690, Ron Sargent 255-223-202/680, Ed Angeles 236-230-200/666, E.J. Rogers 238-213/634, Pete Fisher 227/622, Dora Miller 215, Debbie Baker 211. 4-4 Vegas: Tim Moore 254-237-236/727, Norm Walker 222/608, Joe Cruz 230, Casey Otteson 226-200, Dino Chavez 217, Kim Davisson 204, Tricia Donahue 203, Tamara Christensen 201. Family and Friends: Jess Meno 226, David Bird 212, Ron Aguon 203, Joan Pangelinan 202. Double Daters: Gary Smith 253-201/643, Kevin Smith 206-204/604, Mike Blodgett 233, Dan Duarte 225, Lorenzo Martinez 225, Traci Sodal 200.
Sunday Coffee Club Tournament: 24 entries. 1st place: Rod Cantrell & Paul Danforth 1952 $96, 2nd: Ryan Sargent & E.J. Rogers 1870 $70, 3rd: Roger Vasquez & Geoff Troyer 1858 $50. Sidepots—Paid $24 per game. Game 1: Nicole Abbott 283, game 2: Aaron Wilson 259, game 3: Nicole Abbott 270, game 4: Rod Cantrell 257. Doubles—Paid $70 per game. Game 1: Nicole Abbott & Aaron Wilson 529, game 2: Luis Damian & Aaron Wilson 537, game 3: Luis Damian & Forrest Locke 503, game 4: Rod Cantrell & Paul Danforth 518. Handicap Series: Nicole Abbott 1051 $38. Scratch Series: Aaron Wilson 916 $30. Super Pot: Rod Cantrell 257 $85. Rollover Sidepots: Three Peat Pot: $654, Reserve Pot $128 - Clean 40 Pot $150 - Match Game $122, High Game Bank (Game 1 - $52, Game 2 - $47, Game 3 - $46, Game 4 - $17). Senior No-Tap: Results of June 29. 35 entries @ $10=$350. 35 lineage @ $5.25=$183.25. 35 prize fund @ $4.75=$166.25. 31 3-6-9 @ $1=$31. Place Money—1st Mike Pizarro 833 $31, 2nd Henry Urada 832 $23, 3rd John Phillips 824 $18, 4th Janine Ditch 817 $15, 5th Jerry Knight 773 $11, 6th Gary Pagett 772 $7. Sidepots—game 1, hdcp.: 1st Henry Urada 312 $8, 2nd John Phillips 303 $6, 3rd (tie) John Magill and MIke Pizarro both with 292 and $2.50. Game 2, scr: 1st-2nd-3rd (tie) Ken Gwyn, Sam Shumard and Gary Pagett all with 268 and $7.75 each. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Janine Ditch 291 $8, 2nd Gary Pagett 288 $6, 3rd Carl Adinolfi 185 $5. 3-6-9 Winner: Jerry Knight $31. That’s all for this week.
STUDIO CITY — THE TRUTH BE BOWLED! A motto couldn’t be truer than this and it can be heard echoing down the lanes as the summer heats up! Keep this in mind when figuring out what to do during your staycation or finding a way to spend some quality time with the kids while school is out for summer! Be it time with the kids, a night out with friends or your significant other, PINZ is the answer — THE TRUTH BE BOWLED!
ADULTS The summer leagues have started and are heating up! Mr. Nice even commented on how much fun the leagues are having and what a pleasure it is to see some new faces joining the fun! We would like to remind those who have started, that the good scores come from practice, practice, practice! This can be done at anytime and inquire on the times for a special league rate we offer our leagues! And someday maybe you can throw a score like these: Tavern Guild: David Quam 288/738, Tony Annibale 235/627, Darrell Tucci 223/616, Curt Zellers 236. Twilighters: Dan Coffelt 247/646, Allan Hammond 246/612, Dane Price 603, Radi Cohanim 244/603, Robert Lerman 227. Kings and Queens: Will Pisnieski 276/700, Tom Wigmore 225/632. Funseekers: Zoran Jacimovic 279/770, Keane Murakami 257/679, Ed Dusseau 237/635, Chuck Alexander 231/621, Bob Emery 619, Mark Mason 235. S.C.B.L.: Keane Murakami 259/689, Doc McCoy 225/638, Chris Bland 610, Dave Yamamoto 227/610, Bob Thomas 235, Michael Gehrke 225.
JUNIORS As the State Tournament for our juniors quickly approaches, we at Pinz couldn’t be more proud as we are now! To see these kids work hard, bowl well and show amazing sportsmanship it’s a testa-ment to our juniors as well as Pinz’s Junior League Coordinator: Barbara Lee! No one is more dedicated or caring as she.
SENIORS I overheard Bob Blumkin (Rose Blumkin’s husband) state the other day, “Man those seniors can bowl and look at them drop those pins! How Do they do it?” Well Bob, it isn’t just from sitting but for doing! Coming in every week, not to mention many years of practice! And there you go, the answer to Blumkin’s question and if you doubt me check out this past week’s scores: Happy Timers: Russ Romo 199/472, Ruth Swick 154/447, Sam Marion 419, Vicky Minceff 113/302, Joel Margolis 197. Coffee and Donuts: Donna Hickox 190/530, Christine Stark 178/510, Elayne Klein 179/496, Joan Karchem 174/479, Annie Block 477, Charlene Gaffney 188. Senior Social: Charlene Gaffney 214/469, Art Michener 443, Arthur Harris 173/429, Joel Margolis 160/423, Russ Romo 181/420, Teri Bonato 157. Breakfast Club Singles: Charlene Gaffney 167/468, Christine Stark 163/419, Donna Klein 158/379, Pam Vaughan 122/356, Doris Lazner 150/351. Joslyn Seniors: Russ Romo 226/532, Betty Duskhin 427, Joyce Rabinowitz 167/418, Gary Olsen 199/528, Lillian Klein-man 153. Bowler of the Week: The quam before the store is over because David Quam shot a 288 and a 738 series during Tavern Guild. What a great week for a great league president. Keep it up, the 300 is right around the corner. Sweetness Quote of the Week: “Sell cheap and tell the truth.” — Rose Blumkin
