June 3, 2010 Page 1 Bowling news Thursday June 3, 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 jOhnniE EnglEhArt 818 05-24-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwl sOnny DEw 802 05-25-10 CAl BOwl EmmErsOn wAFEr 847/300 05-25-10 CAl BOwl Aviv AuslAnDEr 300 05-26-10 COrBin BOwl A.j. CAlDErOn 830 05-26-10 hArlEys simi BOwl BrAnDOn mCginnEs 300 05-26-10 jEwEl City BOwl DAviD PiCArD 802/300 05-26-10 hArlEys simi BOwl gArrAn hEin 300 05-27-10 yOrBA linDA BOwl ryAn vAlAsEk 300 05-27-10 FOrEst lAnEs ElizABEth FOnvErgnE 714 05-28-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwl niCk wilsOn 300 05-29-10 lA hABrA “300” BOwl kurt ArAkAki 300 05-31-10 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 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, June 13th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50 check-in 4:30 “Kegel Routh 66” Oil Pattern Used OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. FLURRY CONTINUES . . . . . . . Katie Jakes Bar & Grill Celebrating Two More Wins. Ebonite Play-offs Resume Monday 7:30pm at Del Rio J.A.T. Larry Campbell, David Yamauchi, Ken McElvaney & Matt Jones Strike Hard Apparrel Paul Varela, Jeff Carr, John Chapman & Danny Ontiveros Western Pacific Bowling Supply Ramon Torres, Leonard Ruiz Jr., Gabriel Martinez & Herman Ferguson DOWNEY — Monday night the “SYSCO” foursome of Paul Barraco, Harry Wong, Charlie Kinstler, and Vernon Adams started off great the first game, beating “KATIE JAKES” 749 to 726. Game two — “SYSC0’’ rolled a 726! Only to lose to “KATIE’S” 773. Not record breaking scores, but enough to win. Kurt Arakaki 174 (more about him later), Kevin Ya- mauchi 185, Brent Shern 203 and P.B.A. Regional award winner Jon Brandon 211. Using the “Best 2 Out Of 3” formula, they were forced to bowl another game. “SYSCO” strung more splits together than strikes. In fact, the whole team (in game three) had 5 splits, 23 spares and 15 strikes. “KATIE JAKES” with only 3 splits —had 15 spares and 20 strikes to carry them to the next plateau. Kurt Arakaki started off the second set with a 300! Kevin’s 217, Brent’s 223 and Jon’s 269 boosted the “KATIE JAKES” team effort to 1009. “HERZOG INSUR- ANCE” put up a good round with Lee Liu 247, Raul Rosales 239 and Steve Gurrieri 192 which would have beaten all six games of the first session! One more to go for “KATIE JAKES” this coming Monday nite. More big games! More celebrating; Kurt 252, Kevin 221, Brent 227 and Jon 245! The “HERZOG’S” put up some good numbers, but hav- ing to take a 170 blind score for a missing bowler didn’t help much. Lee Liu 183, Raul Rosales 215 and Steve Gurrieri 257. You did good, guys! Monday, June 7th, the “Shark Pattern” will be layed out for the match between “KATIE JAKES BAR AND GRILL” and the waiting “J.A.T.” A Yamauchi brother (Kevin and David) bowls on each team! Ken McElvaney, Larry Campbell and Matt Jones are getting anxious for this one! On the same night “STRIKEHARDAPPAR- REL.COM” will take on the winner. “KATIE JAKES”?? Or “J.A.T.”?? Catch the ac- tion at Del Rio Lanes Monday night. “WESTERN PACIFIC” is watching the action. Who would THEY prefer to bowl? All four patterns will be used so it will be anybody’s game. If this kind of action ap- peals to you — put your team together now for the Septem- ber start of the next Ebonite League. Call Mike at Del Rio Lanes in Downey at (562) 927- 3351 for a team spot or more information. OBERLIN, PA—Tommy Gollick of Oberlin, Pa., set a United States Bowling Con- gress national record by rolling 47 consecutive strikes during league play at the Red Crown Bowling Center in Harrisburg, Pa., on May 11, pending the submission of certification pa- perwork. Gollick didn’t exactly get off to a great start during his Tuesday night scratch league with a 4-10 split and open first frame. But the split did not foretell what would turn out to be a record-setting evening. After knocking down the 4 pin for a 9-count in the open- ing frame, Gollick struck out for a 279 game and then pro- ceeded to throw three con- secutive 300 games to finish the four-game set with a total pinfall of 1,179. “I am still in total shock as to rolling 47 strikes in a row,” Gollick, a 32-year-old left-hander, said. “I just can’t believe that I could carry that PENNSYLVANIA BOWLER ROLLS 47 CONSECUTIVE STRIKES many strikes without some- thing standing.” The 47 consecutive strikes will officially set the record for most consecutive strikes in one session once certifica- tion of the league is complete. Gollick’s feat came during the first week of the summer league, which has been certi- fied in the past, and Don Kirk- patrick, the proprietor of Red Crown Bowling, said he ex- pects to submit the paperwork soon. Jeanne Naccarato of Ta- coma, Wash., set the record for consecutive strikes with 40 during the 1986 Women’s Cen- tral State Tournament. Nac- carato finished doubles with seven strikes then had games of 300-300-264 in singles. Kirkpatrick also hap- pened to be on the same pair as Gollick. Kirkpatrick said the singles league in which he and Gollick bowl has talented bowlers and a bowler on the next pair also had a 300 that Local Tourneys At A Glance... ABTA Saturday June 5 La Habra “300” Bowl Bragging Rights Open Saturday June 5 Cal Bowl JAT Sunday June 6 AMF Woodlake Lanes PBA Senior US Open ProAM Sunday June 6 Suncoast Casino, Las Vegas PCB Saturday June 26 Forest Lanes WCST Sat-Sun June 5-6 AMF Valley View Lanes night. But Kirkpatrick said Gollick’s concentration throughout the evening was unbelievable and that he was surprised the pins kept falling. “He hit high, he hit low and he hit right in the pocket,” Kirkpatrick said. “That’s what is probably most amazing is that someone can carry that many times.” Gollick admits he was lucky to catch a few breaks on some high hits, as well as a few light hits. “Every time the lanes went into a little transition, I was able to get a reader shot, with carry, to tell me to make a small adjustment,” he said. “It is kind of funny, a few frames into the third game I asked Don what the house record was. When he told me (it was 878), I winked at him and gave him a wry smile as I felt that my ball roll was good enough that I might have a shot at breaking continued on page 4 USBC Hall of Fame U.S. Women’s Open At Opposite Ends of the Bowling Spectrum by Mark Miller ARLINGTON—It was a typical mid-May day in Arling- ton, Texas. The sun was bright, the air warm and the winds plentiful. There was a buzz at both ends of the International Bowl- ing Campus. In front of the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame was a large white tent to honor four people who had achieved most of their fame in the past. The Interna- tional Training and Research Center was hosting its first live televised event featuring current stars. Most of the 200 or so people who attended both events likely didn’t realize the day’s symbol- ism as they witnessed the start of a new tradition and at least the temporary end to an old one. The first outdoor ceremony for the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame would be held only yards away from what may have been the last U.S. Women’s Open, also a USBC event. The formats of these 2010 events were the brainchild of USBC Managing Director of Media Pete Tredwell. In the Hall of Fame’s case, the out- door ceremony differed largely from the indoor ceremonies previously held at the site of the USBC Convention. “The outdoor ceremony was done to draw more public and media attention to the event and the IBMHF as well,” Tredwell said. “It was inspired by similar events that baseball and foot- ball do every summer. “From an operational stand- point, the ceremony and events surrounding it went great. Media coverage was solid as continued on page 9
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Flurry Continues . . . . . . .Katie Jakes Bar & Grill Celebrating two More Wins. ebonite Play-offs resume Monday 7:30pm at Del rio
J.A.T.Larry Campbell, David Yamauchi, Ken McElvaney & Matt Jones
Strike Hard ApparrelPaul Varela, Jeff Carr, John Chapman & Danny Ontiveros
Western Pacific Bowling SupplyRamon Torres, Leonard Ruiz Jr., Gabriel Martinez & Herman Ferguson
DOWNEY — Monday night the “SYSCO” foursome of Paul Barraco, Harry Wong, Charlie Kinstler, and Vernon Adams started off great the first game, beating “KATIE JAKES” 749 to 726.
Game two — “SYSC0’’ rolled a 726! Only to lose to “KATIE’S” 773. Not record breaking scores, but enough to win. Kurt Arakaki 174 (more about him later), Kevin Ya-mauchi 185, Brent Shern 203 and P.B.A. Regional award winner Jon Brandon 211.
Using the “Best 2 Out Of 3” formula, they were forced to bowl another game. “SYSCO” strung more splits together than strikes. In fact, the whole team (in game three) had 5 splits, 23 spares and 15 strikes.
“KATIE JAKES” with only 3 splits —had 15 spares and 20 strikes to carry them to the next plateau. Kurt Arakaki
started off the second set with a 300! Kevin’s 217, Brent’s 223 and Jon’s 269 boosted the “KATIE JAKES” team effort to 1009.
“ H E R Z O G I N S U R -ANCE” put up a good round with Lee Liu 247, Raul Rosales 239 and Steve Gurrieri 192 which would have beaten all six games of the first session!
One more to go for “KATIE JAKES” this coming Monday nite. More big games! More celebrating; Kurt 252, Kevin 221, Brent 227 and Jon 245!
The “HERZOG’S” put up some good numbers, but hav-ing to take a 170 blind score for a missing bowler didn’t help much. Lee Liu 183, Raul Rosales 215 and Steve Gurrieri 257. You did good, guys!
Monday, June 7th, the “Shark Pattern” will be layed out for the match between “KATIE JAKES BAR AND
GRILL” and the waiting “J.A.T.” A Yamauchi brother (Kevin and David) bowls on each team! Ken McElvaney, Larry Campbell and Matt Jones are getting anxious for this one!
O n t h e s a m e n i g h t “STRIKEHARDAPPAR-REL.COM” will take on the winner. “KATIE JAKES”?? Or “J.A.T.”?? Catch the ac-tion at Del Rio Lanes Monday night.
“WESTERN PACIFIC” is watching the action. Who would THEY prefer to bowl? All four patterns will be used so it will be anybody’s game.
If this kind of action ap-peals to you — put your team together now for the Septem-ber start of the next Ebonite League. Call Mike at Del Rio Lanes in Downey at (562) 927-3351 for a team spot or more information.
OBERLIN, PA—Tommy Gollick of Oberlin, Pa., set a United States Bowling Con-gress national record by rolling 47 consecutive strikes during league play at the Red Crown Bowling Center in Harrisburg, Pa., on May 11, pending the submission of certification pa-perwork.
Gollick didn’t exactly get off to a great start during his Tuesday night scratch league with a 4-10 split and open first frame. But the split did not foretell what would turn out to be a record-setting evening.
After knocking down the 4 pin for a 9-count in the open-ing frame, Gollick struck out for a 279 game and then pro-ceeded to throw three con-secutive 300 games to finish the four-game set with a total pinfall of 1,179.
“I am still in total shock as to rolling 47 strikes in a row,” Gollick, a 32-year-old left-hander, said. “I just can’t believe that I could carry that
PennsylVAniA BoWler rolls 47 ConseCutiVe striKes
many strikes without some-thing standing.”
The 47 consecutive strikes will officially set the record for most consecutive strikes in one session once certifica-tion of the league is complete. Gollick’s feat came during the first week of the summer league, which has been certi-fied in the past, and Don Kirk-patrick, the proprietor of Red Crown Bowling, said he ex-pects to submit the paperwork soon.
Jeanne Naccarato of Ta-coma, Wash., set the record for consecutive strikes with 40 during the 1986 Women’s Cen-tral State Tournament. Nac-carato finished doubles with seven strikes then had games of 300-300-264 in singles.
Kirkpatrick also hap-pened to be on the same pair as Gollick. Kirkpatrick said the singles league in which he and Gollick bowl has talented bowlers and a bowler on the next pair also had a 300 that
Local Tourneys At A Glance...ABTA Saturday June 5 La Habra “300” BowlBragging Rights Open Saturday June 5 Cal BowlJAT Sunday June 6 AMF Woodlake LanesPBA Senior US Open ProAM Sunday June 6 Suncoast Casino, Las VegasPCB Saturday June 26 Forest LanesWCST Sat-Sun June 5-6 AMF Valley View Lanes
night.But Kirkpatrick said
Gollick’s concentration throughout the evening was unbelievable and that he was surprised the pins kept falling.
“He hit high, he hit low and he hit right in the pocket,” Kirkpatrick said. “That’s what is probably most amazing is that someone can carry that many times.”
Gollick admits he was lucky to catch a few breaks on some high hits, as well as a few light hits.
“Every time the lanes went into a little transition, I was able to get a reader shot, with carry, to tell me to make a small adjustment,” he said. “It is kind of funny, a few frames into the third game I asked Don what the house record was. When he told me (it was 878), I winked at him and gave him a wry smile as I felt that my ball roll was good enough that I might have a shot at breaking
continued on page 4
usBC Hall of Fameu.s. Women’s open
At opposite ends of the Bowling
spectrumby Mark Miller
ARLINGTON—It was a typical mid-May day in Arling-ton, Texas. The sun was bright, the air warm and the winds plentiful.
There was a buzz at both ends of the International Bowl-ing Campus. In front of the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame was a large white tent to honor four people who had achieved most of their fame in the past. The Interna-tional Training and Research Center was hosting its first live televised event featuring current stars.
Most of the 200 or so people who attended both events likely didn’t realize the day’s symbol-ism as they witnessed the start of a new tradition and at least the temporary end to an old one. The first outdoor ceremony for the United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame would be held only yards away from what may have been the last U.S. Women’s Open, also a USBC event.
The formats of these 2010 events were the brainchild of USBC Managing Director of Media Pete Tredwell. In the Hall of Fame’s case, the out-door ceremony differed largely from the indoor ceremonies previously held at the site of the USBC Convention.
“The outdoor ceremony was done to draw more public and media attention to the event and the IBMHF as well,” Tredwell said. “It was inspired by similar events that baseball and foot-ball do every summer.
“From an operational stand-point, the ceremony and events surrounding it went great. Media coverage was solid as
continued on page 9
BOWLING NEWSPage 2 June 3, 2010
Kevin Gallagher Wins PCB at Santa Clarita Lanes
SANTA CLARITA, CA – Kevin Gallagher of Torrance, CA used a 215-194 win in the position round game to hold off Den-nis Horan Jr. for a win in the PCB/Santa Clarita Lanes Open. Kevin received $700 for the win while Dennis picked up $500 for second place.
Rounding out the top 4 were Craig Kisro of Granada Hills for $350 and Noel Campos of Valencia for $250. The cut score to make the top 4 was Kisro at +282 with Noel Campos being high qualifier at +315.
PCB would like to thank Tom Cristi and the staff at Santa Clarita Lanes for hosting the event and promoting a sold-out Pro-Am event on Saturday night. Also thank you to the PCB bowlers who stuck around and participated in the Pro-Am.
The next three events are scheduled for June 26th at Forest Lanes, July 18th at Del Rosa Lanes, and the August 21st & 22nd event at Del Rosa Lanes is scheduled as a Trio event with the teams consisting of one 45 and over male, one 44 and under male and one female.
Entry forms are available for the next event online at www.pacificcoastbowlers.com. PCB would also like to thank our blan-ket sponsors Dexter Shoes, Chaya Tequila and Threadworks Inc. Please visit the website for complete results as well as updated yearly statistics for the PCB.
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DAVE COOK Leads Team To Scratch League Title At Cal Oaks Bowl
by Frank WeilerMURRIETA—DAVE COOK
bowled 259 and 268 in the semifi-nal and final games of the step lad-der finals of CAL OAKS BOWL premier scratch league. The result was two team wins and the league championship. The league cham-pionship was worth $4,500 or $1,500 per team member.
Cook led his SNIEDER IN-SURANCE trio team with a 230 average during the regular season, fourth best in the league. Amaz-ingly, thirty-two of the thirty-three league bowlers averaged above 200.
Cook’s championship team-mates are FRED RIANO and FRANK WEILER. Both Riano and Weiler averaged about 220 during the step ladder finals.
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Highlights of the step ladder finals included a 300 game rolled by PAUL NILSEN, a 299 by SCOTT FILIPI and 288 by JIM MURTISHAW.
There were plenty of excit-ing moments during the five final games, many strikes and pressure galore. The difference in the end though was SPARE MAKING. The champion Snieder Insurance team never missed a spare shot. Their only open frames were four splits in 60 frames bowled, by the trio.
The champions look for-ward to next season when a new league sponsor will be guarantee-ing $6,000 for the first place trio. That’s $2,000 per team member! The champions also want to thank the BOWLING NEWS for sup-porting our bowlers.
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the record.”Gollick is not exactly a
newcomer to honor scores. He had 22 800 series and 38 per-fect games before the 1,179, which included the 879 series he posted during the first three games. He also has a certified 800 series on a Sport Bowling pattern.
“Getting that crystal pin really meant a lot, as shooting 800 on a Sport shot in a tour-nament on three pairs of lanes is much more demanding than on a standard league pattern,” Gollick said.
Gollick started bowling at age 5. His mom started a league for the bank where she worked and it didn’t take long for him to get hooked. But the Saturday morning program was not nearly enough to sat-isfy his appetite.
“The owner of the center gave me 10 pins and an old ball that I used in my great-grandmother’s driveway,” Gollick said. “I was out there almost every day – rolling the ball, knocking the pins down, and running to catch the ball before it rolled over the hill. I would set the pins up and keep bowling for hours.”
He now bowls in two or three winter leagues on Sport conditions, and in the summer he bowls two leagues – one is a Sport league and the other on a house pattern in which he threw his 1,179 series.
Gollick, who works part-time in the pro shop at Red Crown Bowling Center, has bowled in PBA regional events since 2001. He has won two PBA regional titles, the sec-ond one coming this past April in Rockaway, N.J., where he topped a 108-player field.
“It took me eight years to finally win in PBA competi-tion, and it was an amazing weekend,” Gollick said. “Fol-lowing that up four tourna-ments later with the win in Rockaway really gave me a lot of confidence in my decision-making on the lanes. I am con-stantly learning, and trying to be a better bowler.”
He says the 1,179 achieve-ment is more of a celebration for the people who have sup-ported him throughout the years, such as his wife, Kelly, and his mom for starting that league 38 years ago.
“I have accomplished goals that I have set for myself, like winning on the PBA regional tour, and rolling 300s in PBA competition,” Gollick said. “But this feat isn’t something that one sets out to do, so this is why I feel it is a blessing.”
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Four Share a $1,934 Match Series – William Garrett (left), Bobbie McCollum and Kenny “King” Kwan, along with (not pictured) Rick Hornback shared the Match Series at West Cov-ina with their 513 set. $2.00 got them $483.50 each.
Big Shooters at West Covina ABTA - Alvin Francisco fired a “299” game and Mikey Villarreal had a perfect game in the Memorial Event. They will receive Annual Awards for the fine bowling at the ABTA Annual Awards party at the South Point July 3rd.
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1 noli sosa 755 $5,000.00 Cash & Carry $3,300.00 Pre Pay $350.00 shirt $200.00 2 tim tran 699 $2,500.00 3 Angela lung 671 $1,250.00 4 Ed Abarca 669 $650.00 5 kwok wai (stepehn)Au 654 $650.00 6 Alpine tran 715 $325.00 7 henry hoang 713 $325.00 8 mikey villareal 704 $325.00 9 romy Cajusom (ss) 656 $325.00 10 Ariel Ocampo 709 $250.00 11 Darren garcia 697 $250.00 12 Daniel Cha 685 $250.00 13 Dennis Barrett (60%) 675 $150.00 14 jerry Chang 662 $250.00 15 holden Au 660 $250.00 16 tao yang 657 $250.00 17 talia st. Angelo 655 $250.00 18 jonathon Barraca 689 $225.00 19 jason Chiu 685 $225.00 20 Don Quitangon 684 $225.00 21 ryan nam 683 $225.00 22 minh Dang (60%) 681 $135.00 23 Alejandro Antazo 680 $225.00 24 jason lavoie 672 $225.00 25 robert mendoza 670 $225.00 26 Patricia lin 664 $225.00 27 ramon maloles 654 $225.00 28 galdino Chavez (60%) 653 $135.00 29 hyun Ok Park 638 $225.00 30 Emma soliman 628 $225.00 31 margie Coronado(60%) 617 $135.00 32 wendy soo hoo 610 $225.00 33 Emili Flores 652 $209.50 34 Bryan moore 652 $209.50 35 tony tang 649 $208.00 36 manny magno 647 $206.50 37 isagani villanueva 647 $206.50 38 john grieco, sr. (60%) 646 $123.00 39 melvin Finner 643 $204.00 40 Andrew lung 641 $203.00 41 romy Almanzan 640 $202.00 42 Ely Cruz (ss) 639 $201.00 43 tony leogrande 638 $200.00 44 greg neur 637 $197.50 45 michael kong 636 $197.50 46 in soo Bang 632 $195.00 47 walter white 630 $192.50 48 jermey Paulsen (60%) 629 $114.00 49 joseph lung 628 $190.00 50 nghiem tran 624 $187.50 51 David Dittlinger 619 $183.75 52 val wise 619 $183.75 53 rico Cayton (ss) 618 $181.25 54 vuong Do 618 $181.25 55 Charles Dahl 617 $178.75 56 gibin kim 617 $178.75 57 Pedro Cintron 616 $177.50 58 lordan Ferguson 615 $175.00 59 Albert Chen 613 $175.00 60 Alan libao 612 $172.50 61 jose Acosta 611 $171.25 62 David jones, jr. 611 $171.25 63 john Feitz 615 $170.00 64 jeff taino 607 $167.50 65 ginalynn velarde 606 $167.50 66 marvin Crowder 605 $165.00 67 james Borillo 603 $165.00 68 Carlos Castillo 601 $161.25 69 thomas licauco 601 $161.25 70 vicente rivera 600 $155.50 71 ronnie sanchez 600 $155.50 72 jeje gabriel 600 $155.50 73 Art windsor (ss) 600 $155.50 74 Allan Basto 600 $155.50 75 Bohner san Pedro 599 $150.00 76 Ada wong-hum 599 $150.00 77 Chris slack 598 $147.50 78 raul rosales 598 $147.50 79 Alvin Francisco 595 $145.00 80 mikko miller 595 $145.00 81 maximo Dela Cruz 592 $142.50 82 kevin valmonte 591 $142.50 83 Bobbie mcCollum (ss) 590 $140.00 84 godfrey galsim 589 $138.75 85 jason jones 589 $138.75 86 Danny guevarra 588 $135.00 87 kenny kwan 587 $135.00 88 jeanette Chang 586 $132.50 89 maribeth Colian(60%) 586 $79.50 90 kin sang Chung 585 $132.50 91 rathna velu (ss) 580 $130.00 92 Conrado Amado 579 $130.00 93 Bernie navarro 577 $128.75 94 glen Dantes 577 $128.75 95 john wei 574 $127.50 96 thomas Abahazy, jr. 574 $127.50 97 Dominator la guardia 572 $125.00 98 Don Eide (ss) 572 $125.00 99 Faye josafat 571 $125.00 100 james meloon 569 $122.50 101 giang huynh 563 $122.50 102 Dino Cantoria (ss) 564 $121.25 103 mirla santiago (ss) (60%) 564 $72.50 104 jean Colian 562 $120.00 105 wilson Cheung 560 $110.00 106 Andy yu 559 $117.50 107 juan Contreras 555 $117.50 108 josh koch 554 $116.25 109 liwei liu 551 $116.25 110 vic Paolucci 553 $111.25 111 kerry lucka 553 $112.25 112 victor hilvano 551 $107.50 113 Danny reece, sr. 550 $103.75 114 george Covarrubias 550 $103.75 115 jerry Castro (60%) 541 $60.00 116 Deborah sanders 545 $97.50 117 Donnie johnson, jr. 545 $97.50 118 Chris romero 544 $94.25 119 kristine soliman 544 $94.25 120 Elvin godoy (lh) (60%) 544 $56.50 121 Alejandro vela 541 $92.50 122 javier Avila 560 $90.00
123 veronica Boone 534 $90.00 124 Art lindsey (ss) 568 $89.00 125 Ping tubera (rh) (ss) 531 $89.00 126 hazell Castillo 527 $88.00 127 kay johnson (ss) 513 $88.00 128 Adrian Pelayo 512 $87.00 129 gary gordon 507 $87.00 130 terry hlebasko (ss) (60%) 507 $52.25 131 sheri Cross (ss) 501 $87.00 132 Dennis kelsey 436 $87.00
DOuBlEs1 vuong Do / jeje gabriel 1453 $180.00 2 jeje gabriel / Don Quitangon 1441 $160.00 3 Don Quitangon / jeje gabriel 1441 $160.00 4 (Alpine) tony tran / tim (vien) tran 1432 $150.00 5 vuong Do / Don Quitangon 1426 $140.00 6 jeff taino / tim (vien) tran 1422 $130.00 7 vuong Do / (Alpine) tony tran 1412 $120.00 8 jose Acosta / jeje gabriel 1399 $110.00 9 jeff taino / David jones 1384 $100.00 10 raul rosales / kevin valmonte 1379 $90.00 11 Bart sanchez / jeje gabriel 1376 $80.00 12 vuong Do / Allan Basto 1375 $80.00 13 jun Contreras / vuong Do 1373 $70.00 14 vuong Do / jun Contreras 1373 $70.00 15 john sr grieco / terry hlebasko 1373 $70.00 16 gerald sanchez / jeje gabriel 1371 $60.00 17 Danny guevarra / marvin Crowder 1367 $60.00 18 vuong Do / David mathisen 1365 $50.00 19 michael kong / giang huynh 1363 $50.00 20 marvin Crowder / Deborah sanders 1362 $40.00 21 minh Dang / james Borillo 1358 $40.00 22 vuong Do / Brian watkins 1349 $30.00 23 Don Quitangon / Bart sanchez 1349 $30.00 24 vuong Do / Andrew lung 1349 $30.00
thursDAy FinAl DOuBlEs rEsults1 joseph lung / Angela lung 1508 $100.00 2 jeannette Chang / tony tang 1503 $80.00 3 manny magno / Alan libao 1492 $70.00 4 tony tang / nghiem tran 1483 $60.00 5 jeannette Chang / nghiem tran 1464 $60.00 6 josh koch / john Feitz 1454 $50.00 7 josh koch / gary gordon 1441 $50.00 8 tony tang / jun Contreras 1436 $40.00 9 jeannette Chang / jun Contreras 1417 $40.00 10 henry hoang / joseph lung 1394 $30.00 11 Andrew lung / joseph lung 1394 $30.00
thursDAy night DOuBlEs rAFFlE1 night july lv room Danny guevarra1 night july lv room thomas Abahazy srF/E regular tournament Andrew lungF/E regular tournament william garrett
FinAnCiAl rEPOrtmen: thu +100 Fri + 46 sat + 62 sun + 53
women: thu +81 Fri + 45 sat + 56 sun + 51re Entry sunday men: +43 women: +8
super seniors: Bobbie mcCollum, Anita smith, joe Parra,
roger romero, mark Anthony srhigh Qualifer (Free Entry)
men: Alan libao + 164women: Angela lung + 150
3 - 6 - 9 : tony leogrande & mikko miller match game: 270 - no winner
match series: 513 - Bobbie mcCollum, william garrett
rick hornback, kenny kwanrAFFlE
ABtA shirt in kyung youn ABtA shirt matt Fakuda reg. Entry glenn kim reg. Entry greg velarde reg. Entry vegas shannon kokanour reg. Entry vegas romy Almanzan high End Ball Ed Palma high End Ball travis weathers high End Ball noli sosa 2 nights lv walter whitePrize Fund 652 $30,418.00Paid Entries 17 @ 87 $1,479.00Optional sidepots $4,044.00Doubles $2,100.003-6-9 $100.00shirt & trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $3,800.00total Payout $44,623.00
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June 6 - La Habra “300” Bowl370 Whittier Blvd., La Habra - (562) 691-672112:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 PM Beat the Board Finals 7:00 PM
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WEST COVINA — Noli Sosa, a long time member and friend was the best last week-end as he won the Big Memo-rial Special in fine style finally downing Tim Tran to take home a sweet $9,850 topping 652 entrants. Noli was best in the Semis and won from the top seeded position.
This event had fair and semi tough scoring conditions each day in the four day event making it very fair for our members except Thurs night the scoring was higher due to oiling.
This event saw much ac-tion and great payoffs for our member. The Match Series was hit and there were some nice drawings also.
Due to the nice turnout 129 bowlers made the semis from each separate qualifying day and the Re Entry squad. They would bowl three games in hopes of making the top 32 single elim finals.
Leading the semis was ABTA regular Sosa at a big +155. He would sit out and bowl for the title. Runner-up was Alpine Tran +115. He would receive a first round bye entering the roll-off in round two. It took a good +53 for the men and +10 for the 7 guaranteed ladies to make the top 32 Single Elim Finals.
The roll-off was on. Los-ers of round one got checks of $225 in 18-32nd place. Round two losers were Tao Yang,. Talia St Angelo, Darren Garcia, Dennis Barrett, Jerry Cjang, Ariel O’ Campo, Hold-
Noli Sosa Tops 652 Bowlers Wins ABTA Memorial at West Covina $9,850Mikey Villarreal Has Perfect Game & Alvin Francisco a 2994 Share $1,934 Match Series • Match Game Will Be $3,500 For 4 weeks
en Au, and Daniel Cha. They got $250 finishing in 10-18th.
Round 3 had Alpine Tran, Rony Cajucom, Mike ”300” Villarrel and Henry Hoang lose out. They got $325 for finishing in 6-9th places.
Round 4 had Ed Abarca fall to Tim Tran. Steven Au was knocked out by Angela Lung where 4th and 5th and $650 each with great bowling. Angela and Tim to meet for the right to bowl for the title vs. Sosa. In this Match Tim edged the pretty newly wed 218-213 and Angela was 3rd and $1,250 with fine bowling and folks she could have won this one !! Great show Angela.
Now it is Noli vs Tran in the title game. After five frames Tran had a 17 pin lead due to a three bagger but Sosa dug dee. In frames 4-5-6-7-8 & 9 he fires X’s. Strikes to take command big time, what a performance! He wins the Event in a 232/251-211/230. To go with that a tidy $9,850. Great performance but a nice guy. Noli is the man on this night and Nice bowling by Tran also who had won five straight matches to this point. He bowled very well as did Anglea in 3rd. Just fantastic.
Tourney High Qualifiers were Alan Libao +164 (men) and Anglela Lun again?? YES +150 and they will get paid entries. How about that An-gela?? --:)
The Match Game of $3,500 was drawn by Alan Libao and a 270 was NOT Matched and with the carry-over we will
have $3,500 in the Match Game for four straight weeks minimum and beginning at La Habra “300” Saturday.
Match Series was hit at 513 by four fine people; William Garrett, Bobbie Mc Collum, Kenny “King” Kwan and Rick Hornback. They share $1,934 and $483.50 each. This is a $2.00 pot folks.
The 3-6-9 was not hit but Tony Leogrande and Mikko Miller shared the consolation Pot of which they were erro-neously paid of $50 but should have been $100 so we have an additional $25 each for these guys!! The 3-6-9 goes for $1,300 at La Habra “300” Saturday..
Winning the Global “900” ball of the week was the af-fable Russell Young and he gets the link. Winning single nights at the So. Point for our July event were Tom Abahazy Sr. and Danny Guevarra. Yes also Walter White wins two nights for the Vegas event, all are deserving. They have full accommodations at the South Point.
Noli Sosa, our Champion, is from Winnetka married to ABTA Member Tessie. He used a Natural drilled by Jeff at Simi Bowl. They have four kids Noel, Jem, Kim and Karl.He thanks friends Romy Danny, Ely, Vic and all who cheered.There are too many to mention.
Tim Tran is from Santa Ana and used a Diamond drilled by Ben Mach (ABTA member) at Westminster Lanes. He’s sin-
gle and has a girlfriend Tina Do (ABTA member) He thanks pals Vuong, Julie, Alpine and Ben for the fine drilling.
Angela Lung hails from El Monte and used a Maxim, and YES Maxim -)) drilled by Ed Williamson at Bowl-ing Square. She is married to Henry Hoang w, Cecilia, Nor-bert and Joseph and of course the Mou LIu Bowlers.
This Saturday, June 5, we will bowl at Popular La Habra “300” Bowl. It is a Special Beat the Board Finals. There are only Four Squads 12:30-2:00-3:30 & 5:30 with the Semis/ /FINALS at 7:15PM. This event “in the semis/finals is where You finish in your cashing position $1,000 1st min to $2,400 with bonuses and as usual top 16 get $100 min and three ladies still guar-anteed to the top 16. It’s Fun! We are done very early. Please check-in early for this! This is a very Classy Center and the Chinese food there is delec-table and reasonable!
We will return to West Covina next month, July 17 and August 21 in a Frozen Event for Labor Day!
For these people complain-ing about things such as handi-cap rerates and such? Well, we are doing a fair effort for all. If this isn’t good enough, there are other fine tournaments to bowl in right here in So Calif. You are not ordered to bowl with us. You do it on your own will and accord. For now, enough said. Grow Up! As said, no one, NO ONE makes You bowl here. It is your choice and we will do our best for YOU!
Thanks to BRUNSWICK WEST COVINA LANES for hosting and all employees who treated us well there. We will return soon! Kudos to Big Joe/ GM Sandy, Karen, Julian and Mike at the desk and Bar-tender Supreme Mr. Ben Foss. Let’s not forget DQ and staff for the Fine Fair Lane Condi-tion!
Las Vegas is coming soon, IN FOUR WEEKS. Rooms must be paid by June 12. Please make a deposit to save and reserve your rooms. Frst come, first serve. $8,000 min 1st and Up to $13,500 1st with Bonuses in Vegas.
Thanks to all The ABTA Bowlers/ Members and whom-ever helped in any way. You are the Greatest and we appre-ciate YOU, as without you we are nothing. Thanks again!!
See You at La Habra for a good one. Check-in Early!
Noli Wins A Big One at West Covina $9,850 (L—R) Henry Hoang (7th) $325 husband of An-gela Lung 3rd $1,250 , “Easy Ed” Ed Abarca 4th $650, Tim Tran (runner up $2,500, Noli Sosa (Champ) $9,850, Mikey Villarreal 8th $325, Steven Au 5th $625, and Alpine Tran 6th $325. 662 entrants participated and 132 bowlers cashed in the event.
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WINNETKA — We want to thank all the bowlers who are always here to support us at Canoga Park Bowl. Good luck to all of you during the Summer Session and may the pins fall your way for that special number, a 300 game. viva las vegas: Steven Herndon 679, Kaye Kai 246/561, Tad Schweitzer 268/674, Jeff Johnson 259/664, Duncan Clarke 256/655, Mikhael Malta 646, Stephen Mendez 258, Kathy Litzenberger 524, Jeremy Paulsen 247. short ‘n sweet: David Athans 514, Patricia Gross 174/460, Dan Chase 206. river maniacs: Johnnie Englehart turned in a nice 818 se-ries with a 290 game. Good bowling,Johnnie! Sharon Weger 196/546, Dave Cook 257/725, Robert Galbraith 709, Bob Heyd 289/702, Steven Herndon 697, Lucy Tralla 522, Ray Stoy 259, Tyrone Fox 258. Comedians: David Guilmette 258/709, Sharon Weger 222/580, Ray Stoy 227/632, Larry Gerter 612, Larry Feinberg 242/610, Mike Pavlowsky 232/610, Becky Harrold 508, William Tidemanso 226. tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Stu Teichner 257/882, Wendy Williams 640, Kat Plessner 178, James Smith Jr. 235/864, Larry Friedman 224/813. league Of Our Own: Michael Campos 226/648, Barbie Bernardino 396, Jenn Generalao 166, Darwin Rubio 223. wednesday PBA Experience singles (4-games): Stu Teich-ner 254/756, Tiffany Paulsen 229/748, Dave Schaffer 745, Larry Friedman 728, Larry Steinberg 719, Scott Friedman 718. 500 Classic: Patti McVicker 246/611, Connie Wannomae 254/585, Mary Lauer 576, Pauline Aldrich 235/572, Pattie Ehart 538, Perri Toledo 213, Marian McWilliams 208. thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Noel Siegel 264/874, Marja Lopees 185/662, Aaron Steinberg 221/807. Party Animals: Elizabeth Fonvergne 267/714, Kurt Oster-heldt 257/644. vegas 4 Fun: Congratulations to our league champs, Team #5, “The Autobots”, Joel Seguin, Edwin Perry and Lloyd Banks. Vaughn Fountain 256/654, Gayle Spengeman 473, Monique Ramirez 180, Richard Guzman 250/652, Joel Seguin 224/630, Robert Spengeman 245/602, Matt Neiswanger 223. Sweeper on June 12th at Sam’s Town. Thanks for bowling! sFvCC nikkei: Eiji Fukumoto 246/698, Tami Shiotani 215/605, Ken Shinbashi 635, Kirk Sasaki 226/623, Stephen Sasaki 600, Noriko Fukunaga 211/589, Mamo Tashima 222.
SENIORS...SENIORS...SENIORS... 49’Ers senior trio: Bob Jones 259/676, Nancy Cottrell 199/580, Carolyn Scherzberg 235/572, Tom Tucker 206/601, Richard Greenzweight 203/590, Dale Simpson 215/569, Bob Husby 526, Mary Lauer 225/573, Sylvia Kesilis 180/477, Doris Simmons 173/471, John Lanni 202. Funtimers: Steven Herndon 259/698, Carolyn Scherzberg 221/573, Al Reiswig 245/638, Dale Rubin 222/600, Richard Greenzweight 213/592, Hung-Lay Quon 591, Connie Wanno-mae 201/563, Helen Layfield 185/544, Maria Volkert 506, Jean Bomar 181/504, Ron Doll 231, Delia Lowe 184. When you have visitors and are looking for something fun to do for all ages, come to Canoga Park Bowl. We’re open 24 hours.
National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione
DeGroff’s 267/930 Tops Deaf Travel Sweeper At AMF Carter Lanes
NOTE: This was written last week but this writer was too exhausted to complete and send in for publication after having only 8 hours of sleep in two nights to get this traveling league’s 50th season final results sheets and league prize money ready for distribution. This story will resume at a later date along with the league’s special prizes results. FULLERTON — On Sunday, May 23, the 50th Anniversary So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League ended its 50th season final sweepstakes with Ken DeGroff taking a lion’s share of the sweepstakes prize money at AMF Carter Lanes. Priming himself for the coming weekend’s Pacific Coast Deaf Tournament at this same center, DeGroff with zero handicap hit 213-267-246 (726)-204 for 930 to nose out by one pin 929 made by Pablo Yoma. Tough luck Yoma whose games of 258-219-193-192 for 862 plus 67 handicap had to take every next smaller sweeps prizes after DeGroff took the larger part of each prize. The day’s other scratch 800, was 860 rolled by Darrell Stogryn with no handicap games of 211-221-210-218.
Results Of Joint PCDBA And PCDWBA Tournaments At AMF Carter Lanes
FULLERTON — The 69th annual Pacific Coast Deaf Bowling Association drew 20 four-men teams and the 63rd annual PCD-WBA got 12 four-women teams for their joint tournament last Me-morial Day weekend at AMF Carter Lanes. Also their perstigious tournaments, Connie Marchione’s Masters drew 51 men and Jean Stokesbary’s Queens drew 12 women, respectively. The Men’s Regular Tournament and Masters are with handicap while theWomen’s Regular Tournament has handicap but their Queens is a scratch tournament. Here are the winners of each tournaments event, player (city) winning score, possible prize:
PCDBA TEAM: UPS (Rogue Summers, Campbell, CA; Gary Nagel, Blaine, MN; Bert Enos, Citrus Heights, CA; and Mike Scharnow, Dublin, CA), 2746 $920. DOUBLES: Donald Tousignant, Riverside/Brian Meagher, Rio Linda, 1472 $460. SINGLES: Raul Fuentez, Wilmington, 770 $230. ALL-EVENTS: Brian Meagher, Rio Linda, 2194 $120. C. MARCHIONE MASTERS:Phil Hawkins, Cypress, CA, $1,000. D.I. MILLER SR. SENIOR MASTERS: Bob Bergan,Whittier, $200.
PCDWBA TEAM: Angel West #1 (Juliane Fuentez, Wilmington; Patti McCoy, Buena Park; Faith Ranck, Ontario; and Stella Lopez, Ontario), 2403 $840. DOUBLES: Sharon Peoples/Denise Neel, 1207 $420. SINGLES: Jennifer Kutcka, 678 $210. ALL-EVENTS: Faith Ranck, Ontario, 1842 $70. J. STOKESBARY QUEENS: Jennifer Kutcka, $260. LUCY BEARE SENIOR QUEENS: Kathy Seymour, Whit-tier, $200. Next year’s tournaments will be at Sunset Station Bowling Center in Henderson, NV.
LAKEWOOD — I hope you’re all ready for this Saturday’s (June 5) Bragging Rights Open here at Cal Bowl. Bowling starts at 1:00 P.M. so get here early. First place $500 Guaranteed! Please see our ad in this issue of the Bowling News for all the information. We’ll be looking for you. Just a few leagues have scores to report this week. They are important to all of us so here they are...
rAmOnA lADiEs Liz Stankov 153, Ann Johnson 150, Merrie Slagley 170-147, Sharon Barnett 202-158-189/549, Lee Theiss 190-175, Millie Kirkner 163, Shirley Davis 179-165, Dollie Bristow 167, Joyce Robertson 158-154, Nancy Hamilton 164, Becky Carroll 217-179-218/612.
rECyClED tEEns Harold Runyon 616, Dominic Antonio 550, Don Keith 551, Jerry Cocks 504, Jim Burke 628, John Mathews 642, Paul Morrison 529, Betty Anthony 504, Pat Kinard 696, Mary Kinard 523, Doug Johnson 643, Boylee Inocente 584, Chuck Ashton 516, Edwin Brown 670, Wil Panton 648, Ning Barcelona 506, Lillie Darden 508, Rinze Dkystra 567, Tom Spencer 570, Art Diemert 596, Gene Nichols 503, Bill Buckley 516, Ken Seiple Sr. 594.
FunstErs Bong Cayton 243/545, Boylee Inocente 234/564, Janet Faria 203/541, Cathy Anderson 518, Jorge Fernandez 236/548, Ken Seiple Sr. 551, Bob Webb 223-224/627, Don Kelly 226/570, Jane Simmons 515, Vancie Keith 568, Jim Cotcher 523, Tom Spencer 533, Steve Ralph 530, Milton Donerson 201/580, Ad-ela Santos 523, Eddie Buhay 508, Willie Young 213-207/603, Josh Hudson 266-224-244/734, Ed Hansen 207-212-214/633, Barbara Smiley 519, Ed McLean 245/566, Fred Meisel 506, Will Panton 225/576.
grAnDmAs & grAnDPAs Fala Sula 574, Jim Plante 560, Tua Sula 500, Walter Gist 582, Stan Murren 611, Lucy Seiple 506, Ray Culp 527, Bong Cayton 524, Loretta Ringor 514, Boylee Inocente 580, Don Keith 509, Ralph Wingert 523, Billy Williams 636, Art Nelson 501, Tony Morones 591, Cliff Schad 524, Jim Young 524, B.J. 647, John Welty 522, Chuck Patterson 559, Wayne Moon 577, Chuck Ashton 517, Al Ortiz 595, John Roach 585, Dominic Antonio 516, Ken Seiple Sr. 515, Margo McClain 543, Ron McClain Sr. 539.
Big BEAr Jerry Cant 212-259-257/728, John Cliby 197-253-234/684, Mark Fowler 212-230-227/669, Curt Soares 223-177-236/636, Emmerson Wafer 258-204-190/652, Donnie Johnson 222-189-224/635, Gregg Aldapa 167-233-230/630, B.J. Theiss 176-204-246/626, Grover Dye 193-238-193/624, John Golston 165-246-197/608, Billy Anderson 196-202-225/623, Joyce Charles 243-237-212/692, Sue Cant 190-246-212/648, Michelle Criswell 202-247-178/627, Cathy Anderson 205-215-200/620, Lillie Darden 157-194-186/537, Delores Reynolds 161-183-190/534, Pat Johnson 165-182-186/533, Becky Simpson 156-173-199/528, Stephanie Jones 146-190-180/516, Carol Egenias 170-188-157/515, Denise Reid 193-158-162/513, Caroline Head 188-162-150/500.
CAl BOwlErOs Carole Fischer 225-200/616, Charron McKnight 231-211/606, Mary Smyth 202/545, Margo McClain 510, Pat Bates 200.
BOWLING NEWSJune 3, 2010 Page 9
Regular Division Tim Tripp 1st, Mark Fisser, 2nd
Super Seniors 2nd Dave Mith, Champion: Mike Rausch21 Entries X 1+A175.00 missiOn hills BOwl FinAls missiOn hills, CA rEgulAr DivisiOn POS BOWLEr City QuAl FinAls W L BOnus t.Pins PrizE
1 tim triPP SANT CLARITA 2336 1380 4 2 120 3836 $7502 MARK FISSER ALISO VIEJO 2309 1271 5 1 150 3830 $5002 ChuCk hAnsEN N. HILLS 2286 1362 3 3 90 3738 $4004 jEFF gOrDOn VENTURA 2242 1306 3 3 90 3638 $3405 MARK PEAVEY VAN NUYS 2248 1177 2 4 60 3485 $3206 MIKE REICHSTEIN AGOURA HILLS 2186 1056 1 5 30 3272 $300
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1 mikE rAusCh COSTA MESA 2366 1842 5 3 150 4357 $7502 DAVE SMITH LAS VEGAS 2351 1810 3 5 90 4251 $5153 vAughn DOODY LAS VEGAS 2357 1766 3 5 90 4213 $4004 rOBin rOmEO NEWHALL 2172 1821 6 2 180 4173 $3605 jOhn COCChi LAS VEGAS 2213 1728 5 3 150 4091 $3406 PAUL PHOUNSAVATH EL CAJON 2119 1714 5 3 150 3983 $3207 lArry rumPlE MALIBU 2308 1560 1 7 30 3898 $3008 CHUCK WORSHAM ORANGE 2152 1592 4 4 120 3864 $280
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lines $615Expenses $275
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Prize Fund: $3,265 suPEr sEniOrs25 Entries X $175.00 $4,375.00 lines $785
Expenses $325total: $4,375.00 total: $4,375
*********************************************************************************************************************************************the wCst would like to thank our host, mr. Bill monsante, the owner of the mission hills lbowl, and theirworkers for all of their cooperation. we also like to thank our coverage sponsor, EBOnitE intErnAtiOnAlCO, thanks to Ben lanne for doing the brackets.
Big Win For Tim Trip in WCST Ebonite Singles at Mission Hills
Mike Rausch Captures Super Seniorby Dick Sanders
MISSION HILLS—Two new champions were crowned in the WCST Ebonite Singles, at Mission Hills Bowl, in Mission Hills, CA, last weekend. Tim Tripp (Santa Clarita) one of the newest members to join the WCST, now the age for the Regular Division bowler, has been lowered to 40 years of age, won his 2nd WCST Championship, as he has a title as WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles, Champion, bowling with Gary Markowitz at Ventura, two years ago. Mike Rausch (Costa Mesa), the Super Senior Champion (More about that in the story below in the Su-per Senior News). Tim, led the qualifying with a 2336 score for the 10 games, and by the end of Game #3, of the 6 man finals, was down by 102 pins to Mark Fisser. Going into the position round, was down 77 pins to mark. Mark had not lost any matches yet. It came down to the 10th frame, Mark got into trouble early in the game, needing to strike out to shut Tim out, but he couldn’t do it, and ended up with 181. Tim’s working on a turkey, needed at least two more strikes in the 10th frame, which he got and then a 7 count on the last ball to give him a 234 game, and with the 30 pin bonus points, he beat Mark by only 8 pins. Due to techni-cal difficulties with the lane machine, after 12 lanes had been oiled, both divisions combined to bowl together for the finals. Chuck Hansen, rolled a 300 game. Top 3:1st, Place, Tim Tripp, $750.00, 2nd Mark Fisser (Aliso Viejo), $500.00, 3rd to Chuck Hansen (N. Hills), $400.00. A total of $2,785.00 was paid out for the 21 entries of this division, a total of 7 checks. For 7tour-naments this year, $55,655.00 has been paid out, and for 305 tournaments, a total of $3,531,776.00 paid out. Our thanks to the hosting center, Mission Hills Bowl, and to Mr. Bill Monsante, the owner, and his workers. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, and to Ben Lanne for doing the brackets.
****SUPER SENIOR NEWS****Mike Rausch, won his 1st WCST Title in the Super Senior
Division. He led the qualifying with 2366 for the 10 games, and in the 8 man finals, started out poorly, with 371 for his 1st two games, and by the end of Game #3 was down by 199 pins to
well. The only thing that was even somewhat disappointing was the attendance from a public standpoint.”
Taking part in the first such ceremony were all-time greats Marshall Holman of Medford, Ore., and Kim Terrell-Kearney of Grand Prairie, Texas, for superior performance, senior star John Handegard of Spring, Texas, in the veterans category and off-lanes bowling official Betty Barnes of Reno, Nev., for meri-torious service.
“This is just a terrific complex we have here. It’s come a long way,” said master of ceremonies Nelson Burton Jr. “My first hall of fame ceremony was in 1964 when my father (Nelson Burton Sr.) went into the Hall of Fame in Oakland, Calif. I’ve been to many, many hall of fame presentations since then but this one outdoes all of them.
“This beautiful outdoor venue is really a classy, classy thing and I think in the future we’ll have bigger and better things to come.”
Tredwell generally was pleased with how the inaugural outdoor event went and how it bodes for the future.
“The feedback I received was unanimously positive,” he said. “It’s something to build on. We hope for something bigger and better in 2011.
“In 2011, the natural tie is to the USBC Convention and Inter-national Bowl Expo that will occur just up the road in Grapevine next June. There is a built-in bowling audience that will drive considerably more traffic to the event. We haven’t made any spe-cific plans yet. I want to get a little more feedback on the specifics of how this year went, and also tie into the specific schedule of the Convention and Bowl Expo. Due to the warmer weather in late June, an outdoor ceremony would have to be in the morning. Ideally, I’d like to hold the event on a weekend to draw more public interest.”
Tredwell’s other big project of the day, the U.S. Women’s Open, also was quite a spectacle. It featured arguably the strongest field ever assembled for a woman’s stepladder finals and the players didn’t disappoint.
USBC Hall of Famer Carolyn Dorin-Ballard started the live ESPN2 stepladder finals with a 10-9 one-shot overtime win over fellow Dallas-Fort Worth resident and Team USA member Lynda Barnes of Double Oak after the two friends tied at 207. Dorin-Ballard next beat Colombian star and now Pfugerville, Texas, resident Clara Guerrero 216-192.
Dorin-Ballard then went up against the planet’s hottest player, Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J. Kulick won that match 201-176 then completed her improbable 2010 run by beating the world’s No. 2 best female, Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., 233-203.
Kulick’s year got off to a great start when she topped the world’s best male competitors in winning the PBA Tournament of Champions in January. That made her the first woman to win a national event on what formerly was an all-male tour. In late April, she earned her third USBC Queens title in El Paso, Texas. And with her U.S. Women’s Open victory two weeks later, she became the first woman to win the two major women’s titles in the same year.
“It’s unimaginable. You couldn’t write a script about this,” Kulick said after collecting the $20,000 top prize. “If it gets any better, what’s next.”
For Kulick, what immediately came next was a series of trade shows for her bowling sponsors and a never-ending quest to put her now celebrity status to use for the industry.
“I hope I can convince companies outside of bowling to join with me and by doing so helping all the other bowlers,” she said.
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JAT Farm Clubby David Gordon
FULLERTON—The JAT Farm Club held its Invitational tournament a few weekends ago at AMF Carter Lanes. The field of twenty bowlers threw ten games of match play, followed by a top 5 finals. The group was doubled up on just ten lanes, but the bowlers did just fine and kept us on schedule. Our thanks to the staff and management of Carter Lanes for the accommodations and we’ll surely see you next season.
The high scores during the entire match play round is as fol-lows: Tobias Halladay 285 (tournament high game), Albert Fer-nandez 231-275-223-254, Andrew Svoren 221-248, Wesley Low 226-245-226-235-231, Adam Dubia 234-221-237-234, Brett Huntoon 237, Oscar Chan 235, John Struckman 226-234, Kait-lin Mayall 226-223, Keith Tilden 226, Michele Stephens 225, Ashley Dunn 225, Gabriella Mayfield 223, and Joe Mayo 223. Low led after five games of match play at plus 213 and after ten games at plus 392.
The top five finals then started out with 5th seed Huntoon (+178) meeting 4th seed Mayall (+189). In a close match, May-all pulls it out with a 217-201 win. Now Mayall had to go against the 3rd seed Fernandez (+277) and again with just a mark or so between them, Mayall gets by 190-175. Her next opponent was 2nd seed Dubia (+285) and one more time Mayall stays on top 205-193 to move into the final pairing. Here against top seed Low in the best of three matches, Mayall captured the first game 191-184. Low however, had seen enough of Mayall’s run to the title. In the next match, Low stepped it up 238-172 to force a third and deciding match. He then proceeded to take that game 214-193, for his fourth title of the season and sixth career JAT Farm Club title. Congratulations Wesley.
So now we’re down to our last tournament of the season this Sunday. Here we’ll find the best of the best in our Tournament of Champions. Those able to participate in this tournament are: Dara Ajimine - Darian Eves - Albert Fernandez - Assette Hernan-dez - Brett Huntoon - Lesliann Katsura - Wesley Low - Joe Mayo - Andrew Svoren - Brandon Turner. I will be trying to contact and confirm attendance with each one of you however, please feel free to contact me first at 310-665-9536 or [email protected]. Also, I may invite one or two non-title holders to complete the field. The format will not be available until Sunday morning. Hope to see you all there.
by David Yamauchi
Next Tournament - Sunday, June 6JAT Tournament of Champions – AMF Woodlake BowlFarm Club/Open Division/(Senior Division Pending)Jeremy Glover Takes Invitational Title
The JAT took the lanes at AMF Carter Lanes for the 2010 Invitational with a full field of 12. After 11 games of qualify-ing, DeeRonn booker was leading the field at +641 followed by Jeremy Glover at +557 and Mark Myers at +555. With a cut to the top-8, two position rounds would determine the winner and Jeremy Glover quickly jumped to 2nd seed with a 246+30 win over leader DeeRonn Booker while Mark Myers put 229+30 on the board to stay within striking distance. In the last position game, after 12 games of match-play it was DeeRonn Booker and Jeremy Glover separated by 2 pins in a winner-take-all match while watching over their shoulder at Mark Myers who could still take the title only 17 pins back. The last game was close but an errant shot took Mark Myers out of the running and Jeremy Glover struck his way to a 219-211 win and back-to-back JAT Invitational titles. Nice bowling Jeremy!
Brent Shern wins first Senior Division InvitationalThe Senior Division’s top-7 took the lanes for the first-ever
Senior Division Invitational. After 7 games of match-play the field was cut to the top-4 with Mason Sherman, Brandon Kraye, Mike Villarreal and Brent Shern advancing to the round-robin match-play. After three more games it was red-hot Brent Shern and a blistered Mason Sherman bowling the last position round game for the title. Brent remained hot finishing up his day with a 253 win in the 11th game for the Invitational title and $225. Congratulations Brent on a nice win!
Tournament of Champions- June 6The last event of the season- the JAT Tournament of Champi-
ons- is this Sunday at AMF Woodlake Bowl in Woodland Hills. Remember, anyone who has a title in the division they are cur-rently bowling in is eligible to bowl the tournament. Senior Di-vision bowlers we are currently seeing if we can fill a field to make it worth bowling- please check your e-mail/facebook mes-sages to see what is going on this Sunday. Check-in at 8:30 and hit the lanes at 9:00. See you all this Sunday to close out another great season!
Next TournamentAgain, our next tournament is this Sunday, June 6th- the JAT
Tournament of Champions at AMF Woodlake Bowl. Farm Club and Open Division- Senior Division bowlers check your e-mail/facebook messages. For updated information, stats and sched-ules log on to www.bowljat.org . See you all at Woodlake this Sunday!
Senior Divison Champ Brent Shern and 2nd Mason Sherman
Invitational Champ Jeremy Glover and 2nd Mark Myers
After that, Kulick will com-pete on the PBA Tour in the fall. Unfortunately that likely will be all that’s available for women until the 2011 USBC Queens as USBC is drop-ping its sponsorship of the PBA Women’s Series and U.S. Women’s Open.
“USBC has had to make many difficult decisions to re-focus our financial priorities,” Tredwell said. “Our member-ship decline has been consistent with projections, but all of our tournament entries are down, and that hurts our bottom line. Having failed to generate spon-sorship for the event, USBC is forced to add a significant amount of money to the prize fund, as well as pay for TV pro-duction. The event just wasn’t financially feasible for 2011, but we do hope it will return some time after that.”
As with so many things, it all boils down to money. In bowling’s case, it’s sponsorship dollars that will determine the future of the sport for both women and men.
“Sponsorship is the key to making any sports property work, and women’s bowling is no exception,” Tredwell said. “We are seeing the PBA struggle with sponsorship due to the economic conditions as well. The good news is that there are many key industry people that would like to see a women’s tour again. It’s just a matter of finding a business model that will work.”
Some of the women had unique ideas on what that busi-ness model could be.
“Win the mega millions,” said Stefanie Nation. “Or we need to go on Oprah (Winfrey) and plead our case.”
“We need a really rich ce-lebrity who loves the sport of bowling who wants to bankroll the tour,” Johnson said. “We need about $1 million for a good year.”
“We need sponsors outside the industry,” said Shannon Pluhowsky. “The industry does all it can so we have to go elsewhere. Maybe we go after female products like make-up. We always joke about going on Oprah or Ellen (DeGeneres).”
Does anyone out there have an in with those two powerful women?
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Blough Mean Business and Registers ATotal 989 Sale in Rocky Marsh Doubles
by Joy McGregor
ANAHEIM—Tim Blough’s baliwick is bowling and his Fri-day morning session in Rocky Marsh Doubles proves he is the “Master of His Game.”
Tim put together games of 223-263-237 and 256 to catapult him to the top of the leader board at 989. Now THAT’S good business, Tim!
Ron Marcus had his game face on and with his thumb all healed, attained entrance into the lofty 900 Club on games of 224-279-195 and 209 to post a fine 907.
More HOT scores: Frank Bellinder 240-898, Don Gut-Omen 239-893, Hong Kha 233-886, Janine Ditch 269-883, Terry Brent 248-881, Aaron Wilson 257-880, Ron Douglass 236-860, Shawn St. Andre 246-845, Allen Guttierrez 253-833, Larry Green 235-825, Marie Barbush 222-815, Dick McKenzie 225-815, Jim Moore 223-813, Jong Lee 245-812, E.J. Rogers 232-804, Juan Sandoval 240, Geoff Henderson 235, Al Lara 229, Fred Voysey 225, Gino Vassallo 222, James Blythe IV 218, Rich Heid 219, Kantral Williams 215, Carl Adinolfi 212, Jerry Roddam 212, Anderson Alcaraz 211, Melissa Fan 210, Alan Bloom 210, Ger-ald Lichtenheld 209, Tony Chaco 208, Gloria Ferrulli 207, Rose Willims 205, Joy McGregor 203, Janet Anderson 201, Rey Ortiz 201, Nicole Abbott 201, Gavin Huff 200 and Ed Hermance 200.
Thank you in advance, Roberta, for writing next week’s ar-ticle while I head to Orroville. Why you ask? Well, I am partici-pating in the California state tournament. Wish me luck!!
I hope everyone enjoyed their Memorial Day and remembered to give thanks to those who gave their todays for our tomorrows! Until next week...
ANAHEIM—Hi. We hope everyone had a nice weekend and are ready for a Summer of great bowling and renewed friendships. A few days ago it seemed like Winter didn’t want to leave. Then all of a sudden, it’s Summer. Bring out the sun-screen, the picnic basket and enjoy the “hot” weather that’s coming our way. Let’s check out the high scores for May 25 thru May 31 here at Linbrook Bowling Center. santa guys & gals: Chris Atkinson 235-222-214/671, Rodger Morris 245/622, Tony Chaco 217-216/622, Carl Adinolfi 221-214/606, Bob Fulton 205. r.C.r.C.: Keith Taylor 207, Tito Lassalle 204. Executive Doubles: Mark McLeod 230-269/697, Hoagy Wong 208-202-258/668, Tom Gonzales 225-242/641, Stan Evans 242-211/641, David Haskell 235-223/641, Martha Owens 213, Nicole Abbott 202. just 4 summer: Ken Reser 235-277/677, Lee Hayward 226-218/638, Chaz Schaeffer 257-212/627, Tim Pilot 203, Ed Olivas 201, Susan deGraaff 205. Angels/Dodgers (no-tap): Dan Perreira 244-214-257/715, Bill Powell 268-206-232/706, Al Naki 243-213-218/679, Dan Drysol 240-231/669, Joe Salinaz 254-220/644, Lisa Duarte 238, Mary Ann Avila 203. B.s.m.: Donghoon Choi 223-256/667, Manny Magno 222-235/654, Sangchul Won 237-215/640, Hanseung Shon 257/637, Youngsun Shin 204-239/622, Sophia Kim 232-208-211/651, Irene Kang 203-206/614. golden nuggets: Larry Graham 202-217/603, David Mcaskill 208, John Bates 201. go For nine: Ron Corona Sr. 261-268-239/738, Jesse Contreras 222-232-217/671, Ike Eisenacher 212-278/656, Joe Zeuli 275-222/656, Walt Hooper 216-266/652, Rose Rados 255-220/618, Pat Nichols 231, Elburta Canfield 231, Nan White 200. Party timers: Fred Smith 231-244-256/731, Danny Jans-sens 254-216-234/704, Evan Mostowa 224-243-225/692, Pat Sangenito 231-248/656, Jerry Lao 214-238/630, Monica Path 208, Rayleen Commissaris 202. Anaheim nisei: Yuki Tomono 214-223-203/640, Richard Iseri 201-213/609, Bob Mendoza 255, Don Enriques 220. nikkei: Sandy Viloria 247-214/636, Sho Tanaka 220-221/618, Gil Barcoma 234/616, Ken Kawado 235/613, Walter Ohara 231, Sumi Yakura 215. santa super savers: Tony Chaco 247-231/643, Mike Rob-bins 258/636, Carl Adinolfi 207-237/632, Art Gutierrez 225, Rodger Morris 221. thursday mix seniors: Rudy Espinosa 227, Ike Eisenacher 217, Bill Young 201. looney in laughlin: J.J. Hall 230/615, Chris Ferretti 222, Bill Hefferman 200. 7-11 vegas: Phillip Gonzalez 243-216-258/717, Paul Danforth 244-212-253/709, Matthew Plust 235-245-213/693, Jeremy Berkeley 227-226-237/690, Joe Dantas 229-223-237/689. grey Panthers: Harry Sargent 215, Herman Hank 214, Roland Mutzenberger 204, John Vojtko 203. vegas Party: Bill Powell 290-248/696, Dan Duarte 246-222/667, Justin Zuschlag 277/667, Steve Sparks 228-210-203/641, Miguel Rosales 232-207/629, Karin Alderman 220. 4-4 vegas: Gregg Sietsema 235-211/614, Norm Walker 251/613, Jeff Hilbert 230, Thomas Shores 224-212, Bob McGraw 220-203. Family & Friends: Tony Chaco 212-204-221/637, Chris Meno 237-214/625, Jess Meno 204-205/605, Gavin Huff 234, Jeff Talmage 225, Patty Pangelinan 204, Cheryl Munson 201. Double Daters: Mike Blodgett 208-251/654, Dan Duarte 217-244/640, Shawn Oslund 235-222/625, Lorenzo Martinez 205-221/618, Gary Oslund 228/611. sunday Coffee Club tournament: 28 entries. 1st place Don Gardner & Evan Mostowa 1910 $120, 2nd place Robert Thompson & Tony Hale 1882 $82, 3rd place John Conway Sr. & Lowell Huber 1870 $50. Sidepots: Paid $28 per game. Game 1: Matt Smith 291. Game 2: Ron Sargent 276. Game 3: Aaron Wilson 300. Game 4: Don Gardner 265. Doubles:
Paid $70 per game. Game 1: Matt Smith & Tim Blough 578. Game 2: Ron Sargent & Steve Sparks 531. Game 3: Aaron Wilson & Matt Smith 548. Game 3: Aaron Wilson & John Conway Sr. 548. Game 4: Don Gardner & Phil Appell Jr. 549. Handicap Series: Don Gardner 1068 $42. Scratch Series: Robert Thompson 934 $35. Super Pot: Don Gardner 265 $85. Roll Over Sidepots: Threepeat Pot $554, Reserve Pot $118 - Clean 40 Pot $44 - Match Game $236- High Game Bank - Game 1 $37, Game 2 $30, Game 3 $30 & Game 4 $59. senior no-tap: Results of May 25, 2010. 37 entries @ $10=$370. 37 lineage @ $5.25=$194.25. 37 prize fund @ $4.75=$175.75. 31 3-6-9 @ $1=$31. Place Money—1-st Jerry Roddam 818 $34, 2nd Bill Young 797 $26, 3rd Jim Moore 790 $20, 4th Gary Pagett 789 $14, 5th Jerry Knight 787 $10, 6th Janine Ditch 778 $7. Sidepots: Game 1 hdcp.: 1st Henry Urada 310 $8, 2nd Jim Moore 301 $6, 3rd Jerry Roddam 294 $5. Game 2, scr.: 1st Janine Ditch 297 $11, 2nd Jim Moore 265 $9, 3rd Gary Oslund 264 $6.75. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Mike Pizarro 306 $8, 2nd Gary Pagett 300 $6, 3rd Dick McKenzie 299 $5. 3-6-9 Car-ryover: $202. Added: $31. New Total: $233. See you on the lanes.
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