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Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com • Email: [email protected]Honor Roll Name Score Date Center AnDy nEEmAn 300 11-15-10 FOuntAin BOwl DAmOnD tAylOr 823 11-15-10 CAnOgA PArk BOwl BOB turnEr 300 11-15-10 FOuntAin BOwl wAl visE 300 11-15-10 ClAssiC lAnEs grEg jACksOn 800 11-16-10 CAl BOwl AnthOny smith 826 11-16-10 CAl BOwl CArl BrOOks 300 11-17-10 lA hABrA “300” BOwl rOBErt “rD” DAvis 805 11-17-10 DEEr CrEEk lAnEs PErry COrnEAu 300 11-17-10 ClAssiC lAnEs jEFF gOrDOn 300 11-17-10 BuEnA lAnEs DAviD vAngAstOn 300 11-17-10 kEystOnE lAnEs mAsOn shErmAn 822/300/300 11-17-10 BuEnA lAnEs Bill DillmAn 300 11-18-10 wEstminstEr lAnEs Dustin mArkOwitz 810/300 11-18-10 rivErsiDE lAnEs mikEy villArrEAl 300 11-18-10 kEystOnE lAnEs EmmErsOn wAFEr 800 11-18-10 CAl BOwl DiCk whitE 300 11-18-10 wEstminstEr lAnEs kAthy AllEn 731 11-19-10 mOrEnO vAllEy BOwl Bill DOrsEy 300 11-19-10 hArlEy’s simi BOwl stEvE mOnEy 300 11-19-10 jEwEl City BOwl EmmErsOn wAFEr 824 11-19-10 CAl BOwl mikEy villArrEAl 802 11-19-10 kEystOnE lAnEs Curtis COvEy 300 11-20-10 EmPirE BOwl stEvE smith 839/300 11-20-10 CAl BOwl shAun wAggOnnEr 300 11-20-10 CAl BOwl sEAn kinArD 300 11-21-10 DEl riO lAnEs vErnOn ADAms 300 11-22-10 DEl riO lAnEs wAlly grAnt 300 11-22-10 FOuntAin BOwl DOn BOAz 300 11-23-10 tustin 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 ABT Orange County Wed-Sun Nov. 24-28 Westminster Lanes ABTA Thur-Sat Nov. 25-27 Cal Bowl Adult No-Tap Saturday Nov. 27 Keystone Lanes “Day After” Scratch 5 Gamer Friday Nov. 26 Linbrook Bowl Friday No-Tap Friday Nov. 26 Cal Bowl Junior No-Tap Saturday Nov. 27 Keystone Lanes Thanksgiving House No-Tap Saturday Nov. 27 Valencia Lanes Thanksgiving Lefty-Righty Sunday Nov. 28 Santa Clarita Lanes Thanksgiving Team No-Tap Friday Nov. 26 Santa Clarita Lanes Shoot Lots of Turkeys This Weekend! 6 Gamer - $300.00 1st Place SUNDAY, Dec. 12th at 5PM • Entry Fee: $50 check-in 4:30 Oil Pattern Used “House Shot” OPTIONAL - Sidepots $6 - Blocks $4 • Call Alan at (949)770-0055 for more info. LAKEWWOOD—The ABTA’S Special Thanksgiving Event will be hosted by CAL Bowl in Lakewood this week- end Nov. 25-26-27, Thursday eve, Friday eve and early Sat- urday with the finals Saturday at 7:45 PM. $3,700 is the minimum top prize in this event and up to $9,000 can be won. Bonuses include $400 if qualifying Thursday eve. 7:00 8:30 & 10:00 PM. $150 Fri- day with squads at 7:00 8:30 & 10:00 PM. $100 if wearing the ABTA Logo Shirt and $200 if bowled 29 squads since Nov. 29, 2009. The Cash N Carry pays $110-1 this event (up to $3,850). The qualifying Thursday and Friday eve. are at 7:00- 8:30 & 10:00 PM and Satur- day are at 12:00-1:00 2:30 last regular squad 4:00 PM. There is a RE Entry Only Squad at 6:00PM then the 3-6-9 and Semi Finals to fol- low at 7:45 PM. New members are welcome in this special event up to 209 Average Men and Women. CAL BOWL to Host ABTA Thanksgiving Event $3,700 Min. Absolutely Guaranteed $9,000 1st Place Possible w/ Bonuses No PBA or PWBA. Please see our ad in this paper for more info. Check in early for your desired squads. For further information call the ABTA at 562-868-7154. This popular center is locat- ed at 2500 Carson St. in Lake- wood freeway close. Just take the 91 freeway to Paramount and go 2 1/2 miles south to Carson, then right or take the 605 Freeway to Carson and go west 3 miles. The phone there is 562-421-8448 Entry fees are $78 Prepaid, $80 Onsite, Re entries $71 $63 & $54. Reduced Entry Special 1st Entry is $53 for $1,850 1st and Re entries at $46 & $43. Check-in very early for your desired Squads. The following Saturday Dec 4 we visit the Valley and popular Mission Hills Bowl. Get your rooms in early for the Big Las Vegas Event Jan 20-21-22-23 at the South Point. $11,000 1st with Bo- nuses in this one. HAPPY THANKSGIVING. JAPAN—USBC Hall of Famer and PBA Women’s Se- ries titlist Wendy Macpherson of Henderson, Nev., made his- tory on the Japanese Profes- sional Bowlers Association Tour on Nov. 14 when she defeated Japan’s Mika Sato, 300-235, to win the ABS Ja- pan Open. Macpherson, a 20-time PWBA winner before the women’s tour ceased opera- tions in 2003, not only earned roughly US$36,000 for her third JPBA title of the year and the eighth of her career, but she received a $121,000 bonus for her nationally-tele- vised 300 game. “I never in my life could have imagined,” Macpherson said upon her re- MACPHERSON WINS $121,000 BONUS FOR NATIONALLY-TELEVISED 300 IN JAPAN turn to the United States. “You look at the paper and see they are offering 10 million (yen) for a 300 on TV, and we all think, wow, that could be cool. But you know it’ll never hap- pen. I was shocked to find my- self in that position. “I was bowling for the title and after getting the front 11, it’s like, oh my God, I’m bowling for 10 million yen… if I don’t strike, I don’t get anything. “I had already won the ti- tle, but I wanted to win the big bucks. I was very nervous. My heart was beating extremely fast,” he added. “It was not so much pressure, but realizing I’d never again have that op- portunity again, so I wanted to give myself the best chance I could to succeed. That tourna- ment was the only one in the entire year that offered a 10 million yen prize for a 300 in the championship match.” Wendy Macpherson This Sunday on ESPN: Brunswick Pro Bowling Cheetah Championship LAS VEGAS—The Lum- ber Liquidators PBA Tour be- gins its telecast season Sunday, Nov. 28 at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN with the Brunswick Pro Bowling Cheetah Champion- ship from South Point Bowl- ing Center in Las Vegas. The Brunswick Pro Bowl- ing Cheetah Championship is one of the five animal pattern events recently conducted dur- ing the PBA World Series of Bowling and will be followed by ESPN telecasts of the Pepsi Viper (Dec. 5), Chameleon (Dec. 12), Scorpion (Dec. 19) and GEICO Shark Champion- ships (Dec. 26) also to be aired at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. Cheetah Championship stepladder finals qualifiers: Match 1: No. 5 Lonnie Waliczek, Wich- ita, Kan. vs. No. 4 Michael Haugen Jr., Carefree, Ariz. Match 2: Winner Match 1 vs. No. 3 Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla. Match 3: Winner Match 2 vs. No. 2 Ritchie Allen, Columbia, S.C. Championship Match Winner of Match 3 vs. No. 1 Eugene McCune, Munster, Ind. ● Defending Cheetah Championship winner and PBA Hall of Famer Duke will be trying for his 34th PBA Tour title. ● McCune set a PBA 9-game scoring record of 2,468 (274.22 average) to claim the No. 1 qualifying position for a TV final for the first time in his career. He’ll be looking for his second PBA Tour title with his first coming in 2002. ● Waliczek, Haugen and Allen will all be trying for their third career Tour titles. Walic- zek’s last title came in 2003, Allen’s in 2006 and Haugen’s in the 2008 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Tournament Recap: Two 6-game qualifying rounds with top 16 advancing to 9-game match play round. First round leader (after 6 games qualifying): Mike De- Vaney, 1,510 Second round leader (after 12 games quali- fying): Ritchie Allen, 3,020 Third round leader (after 21 games qualifying and match play): Eugene McCune, 5,612 Additional PBA Tour cov- erage may be accessed by visiting pba.com and its Xtra Frame subscription video ser- vice. Tom Leigh presenting Ryan Hinchliff his 300 Game Ring, 800 Series Ring, and a 11 strikes in a row award at Pickwick Bowl. He bowled the games with scores of 300, 278, and 298 with a total of 876 series on August 1, 2010 in the Sunday Night League at Pickwick Bowl. In bowling this 876 series he ties the NLAC Association High Series with Tracy Menzies (LABA) 11/10/02. This is the highest series since the USBC merger in the North Los Angeles County Association. ODESSA—Mike Scrog- gins of Amarillo, Texas, domi- nated the field to win his 36th PBA Regional title at the sixth annual PBA Southwest Re- gion Odessa Open at Diamond Lanes in Odessa, Texas, on Nov. 14, for his second straight PBA Southwest victory. Scroggins bowled a pair of 300 games in recording a 13-3 match play record and SCROGGINS WINS IN ODESSA FOR BACK-TO-BACK SOUTHWEST REGIONAL TITLES 7,274 pins, including match play bonus pins, to top fellow Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exempt player Nathan Bohr of Wichita, Kan., by 89 pins to win the $2,200 first prize. Scroggins had won the Farm- ington Open a week earlier in New Mexico. In the PBA East Region, Jason Stadtler of Cherry Hill, N.J., struck out in the 10th frame to edge Mike Hastings of Millsboro, Del., 238-237, to win the PBA East Region Ebonite/Ft. Meade Open at The Lanes Ft. Meade, Md., on Nov. 14. Stadtler not only won $2,500 along with his second career PBA Regional title, but locked up a spot in the Dick Weber PBA Playoffs to be held in Indianapolis next March. The Ft. Meade event hon- ored Dean Ryan, a long-time PBA regional member who is retiring as Ft. Meade facility manager at the end of the year. Ryan, a former Pat Patterson Award recipient, has hosted 10 regional events at The Lanes at Ft. Meade. Also notching back-to-back victories was Dale Traber of Cedarburg, Wis., who defeat- ed Scott Lindsey of Omaha, Neb., 267-242, to win the PBA Midwest Region’s 7G Senior Open 1, the first half of a Se- nior doubleheader at Lancer Lanes in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The title won on Nov. 13 was Traber’s third of the year in the PBA Midwest Region and his 46th overall PBA Regional title. He earned $1,200 along with his title. On Sunday, Greg Shields of Independence, Mo., defeat- ed Harry Sullins of Chester- field Twp., Mich., 236-216, to win the Midwest Region’s 7G Senior Open 2. The title was Shields’ first of the year and the second his career. He also earned $1,200.
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L A K E W W O O D — T h e ABTA’S Special Thanksgiving Event will be hosted by CAL Bowl in Lakewood this week-end Nov. 25-26-27, Thursday eve, Friday eve and early Sat-urday with the finals Saturday at 7:45 PM.
$3,700 is the minimum top prize in this event and up to $9,000 can be won.
Bonuses include $400 if qualifying Thursday eve. 7:00 8:30 & 10:00 PM. $150 Fri-day with squads at 7:00 8:30 & 10:00 PM. $100 if wearing the ABTA Logo Shirt and $200 if bowled 29 squads since Nov. 29, 2009. The Cash N Carry pays $110-1 this event (up to $3,850).
The qualifying Thursday and Friday eve. are at 7:00-8:30 & 10:00 PM and Satur-day are at 12:00-1:00 2:30 last regular squad 4:00 PM.
There is a RE Entry Only Squad at 6:00PM then the 3-6-9 and Semi Finals to fol-low at 7:45 PM.
New members are welcome in this special event up to 209 Average Men and Women.
CAL BOWL to Host ABTA Thanksgiving Event
$3,700 Min. Absolutely Guaranteed $9,000 1st Place Possible w/ Bonuses
No PBA or PWBA. Please see our ad in this paper for more info.
Check in early for your desired squads. For further information call the ABTA at 562-868-7154.
This popular center is locat-ed at 2500 Carson St. in Lake-wood freeway close. Just take the 91 freeway to Paramount and go 2 1/2 miles south to Carson, then right or take the 605 Freeway to Carson and go west 3 miles. The phone there is 562-421-8448
Entry fees are $78 Prepaid, $80 Onsite, Re entries $71 $63 & $54.
Reduced Entry Special 1st Entry is $53 for $1,850 1st and Re entries at $46 & $43.
Check-in very early for your desired Squads.
The following Saturday Dec 4 we visit the Valley and popular Mission Hills Bowl.
Get your rooms in early for the Big Las Vegas Event Jan 20-21-22-23 at the South Point. $11,000 1st with Bo-nuses in this one. HAPPY THANKSGIVING.
JAPAN—USBC Hall of Famer and PBA Women’s Se-ries titlist Wendy Macpherson of Henderson, Nev., made his-tory on the Japanese Profes-sional Bowlers Association Tour on Nov. 14 when she defeated Japan’s Mika Sato, 300-235, to win the ABS Ja-pan Open.
Macpherson, a 20-time PWBA winner before the women’s tour ceased opera-tions in 2003, not only earned roughly US$36,000 for her third JPBA title of the year and the eighth of her career, but she received a $121,000 bonus for her nationally-tele-vised 300 game. “I never in my life could have imagined,” Macpherson said upon her re-
MACPHERSON WINS $121,000 BONUS FOR NATIONALLY-TELEVISED 300 IN JAPAN
turn to the United States. “You look at the paper and see they are offering 10 million (yen) for a 300 on TV, and we all think, wow, that could be cool. But you know it’ll never hap-pen. I was shocked to find my-self in that position.
“I was bowling for the title and after getting the front 11, it’s like, oh my God, I’m bowling for 10 million yen…if I don’t strike, I don’t get anything.
“I had already won the ti-tle, but I wanted to win the big bucks. I was very nervous. My heart was beating extremely fast,” he added. “It was not so much pressure, but realizing I’d never again have that op-portunity again, so I wanted to
give myself the best chance I could to succeed. That tourna-ment was the only one in the entire year that offered a 10 million yen prize for a 300 in the championship match.”
Wendy Macpherson
This Sunday on ESPN:Brunswick Pro Bowling Cheetah Championship
LAS VEGAS—The Lum-ber Liquidators PBA Tour be-gins its telecast season Sunday, Nov. 28 at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN with the Brunswick Pro Bowling Cheetah Champion-ship from South Point Bowl-ing Center in Las Vegas.
The Brunswick Pro Bowl-ing Cheetah Championship is one of the five animal pattern events recently conducted dur-ing the PBA World Series of Bowling and will be followed by ESPN telecasts of the Pepsi Viper (Dec. 5), Chameleon (Dec. 12), Scorpion (Dec. 19) and GEICO Shark Champion-ships (Dec. 26) also to be aired at 1 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.
Match 1:No. 5 Lonnie Waliczek, Wich-ita, Kan. vs. No. 4 Michael Haugen Jr., Carefree, Ariz.Match 2:Winner Match 1 vs. No. 3 Norm Duke, Clermont, Fla.Match 3:Winner Match 2 vs. No. 2 Ritchie Allen, Columbia, S.C.Championship MatchWinner of Match 3 vs. No. 1 Eugene McCune, Munster, Ind.
● Defending Cheetah Championship winner and PBA Hall of Famer Duke will be trying for his 34th PBA Tour title.
● McCune set a PBA 9-game scoring record of 2,468 (274.22 average) to claim the No. 1 qualifying position for a TV final for the first time in his career. He’ll be looking for his second PBA Tour title with his first coming in 2002.
● Waliczek, Haugen and Allen will all be trying for their third career Tour titles. Walic-zek’s last title came in 2003, Allen’s in 2006 and Haugen’s in the 2008 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas.
Tournament Recap: Two 6-game qualifying rounds with top 16 advancing to 9-game match play round.
First round leader (after 6 games qualifying): Mike De-Vaney, 1,510 Second round leader (after 12 games quali-fying): Ritchie Allen, 3,020 Third round leader (after 21 games qualifying and match play): Eugene McCune, 5,612
Additional PBA Tour cov-erage may be accessed by visiting pba.com and its Xtra Frame subscription video ser-vice.
Tom Leigh presenting Ryan Hinchliff his 300 Game Ring, 800 Series Ring, and a 11 strikes in a row award at Pickwick Bowl. He bowled the games with scores of 300, 278, and 298 with a total of 876 series on August 1, 2010 in the Sunday Night League at Pickwick Bowl. In bowling this 876 series he ties the NLAC Association High Series with Tracy Menzies (LABA) 11/10/02.This is the highest series since the USBC merger in the North Los Angeles County Association.
ODESSA—Mike Scrog-gins of Amarillo, Texas, domi-nated the field to win his 36th PBA Regional title at the sixth annual PBA Southwest Re-gion Odessa Open at Diamond Lanes in Odessa, Texas, on Nov. 14, for his second straight PBA Southwest victory.
Scroggins bowled a pair of 300 games in recording a 13-3 match play record and
SCROGGINS WINS IN ODESSA FOR BACK-TO-BACK SOUTHWEST REGIONAL TITLES
7,274 pins, including match play bonus pins, to top fellow Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour exempt player Nathan Bohr of Wichita, Kan., by 89 pins to win the $2,200 first prize. Scroggins had won the Farm-ington Open a week earlier in New Mexico.
In the PBA East Region, Jason Stadtler of Cherry Hill, N.J., struck out in the 10th
frame to edge Mike Hastings of Millsboro, Del., 238-237, to win the PBA East Region Ebonite/Ft. Meade Open at The Lanes Ft. Meade, Md., on Nov. 14. Stadtler not only won $2,500 along with his second career PBA Regional title, but locked up a spot in the Dick Weber PBA Playoffs to be held in Indianapolis next March.
The Ft. Meade event hon-ored Dean Ryan, a long-time PBA regional member who is retiring as Ft. Meade facility manager at the end of the year. Ryan, a former Pat Patterson Award recipient, has hosted 10 regional events at The Lanes at Ft. Meade.
Also notching back-to-back victories was Dale Traber of Cedarburg, Wis., who defeat-ed Scott Lindsey of Omaha, Neb., 267-242, to win the PBA Midwest Region’s 7G Senior Open 1, the first half of a Se-nior doubleheader at Lancer Lanes in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The title won on Nov. 13 was Traber’s third of the year in the PBA Midwest Region and his 46th overall PBA Regional title. He earned $1,200 along with his title.
On Sunday, Greg Shields of Independence, Mo., defeat-ed Harry Sullins of Chester-field Twp., Mich., 236-216, to win the Midwest Region’s 7G Senior Open 2. The title was Shields’ first of the year and the second his career. He also earned $1,200.
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LAUGHLIN — On the weekend of December 10-12, the WCST Ebonite Singles, will bowl their final tourna-ment for the year 2010, with a star studded field of WCST Champions, that will make up almost half of the 80 plus en-tries. ONLY 5 spots left open. The bowlers will be bowling for over $13,000.00 in prize money. The total amount of titles between the 39 champi-ons entered from both the Reg-ular & Super Senior Divisions is 198. The following Cham-pions are listed by the amount of titles won. Kevin Gannon (Lakewood) 35, Vaughn Doo-dy (Las Vegas) 32, Eric Forkel (Henderson, NV) 17, Lee Taylor (Las Vegas) 11, Ron DeMaio (San Bernardino) 9, Hal Wilber (Las Vegas) 7, 6 each, Larry Rumple (Malibu) & Chip Willett (San Diego), 5 each, Don Jackson (Bonita), Bob Knipple (Long Beach), & Stan Winters (Simi Valley), 4 each, Dick Baker (Henderson, NV), Walt Block (San Cle-
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mente), Mark Dyer (Moreno Valley), & Darrell Storkson (Everett, WA), 3 each, Mike Clemence (Las Vegas), Ber-nie Iwasczyszyn (N. Las Ve-gas), Jim Moran (Henderson, NV), Kerry Painter (Hender-son, NV), Byron Richmond (Henderson, NV) & Jim Zimmerman (Tehachapi), 2 each, Jim Coats (Upland), Ron Gales (Las Vegas), Mark Levy(Cathedral City), Chuck Mogavero (Kingman, AZ), Darron Peters (Corona), Jerry Ross (San Marcos) & John Sowell (Vista), and 1 title each, Jerry Calvin (1000 Oaks), Stan Caswell (Pine Valley), Gary Coultas (Huntington Beach), Darrel Curtis (Las Vegas), Frank De Filippo (Las Vegas), Larry Galloway (Fresno), Mike Monyak (Las Vegas), Mike Rausch (Costa Mesa), Bill Stempke (Burbank), Rod Tramp (Porterville) & Mike Vandehey (Baldwin Park. The added money for this tourna-ment of $2000.00 came from sales at the tournament sites
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Qualifying begins on Saturday, December 11th at 9:00AM. Bowlers will bowl two 5 game blocks, with an hour break for lunch after the 1st block, and the lanes be-ing stripped and re-oiled for the 2nd 5 game block. For Sunday: December 12, for the finals of both divisions to start at 7:30AM
For the Super Seniors, 12 finalists bowling 12 games each, and for the Regular Di-vision to start at 8:30AMm, 8 bowlers, bowling 8 games each. Two 5 game optional singles sweepers, scheduled for Friday, December 10th, 2:30PM & 6:00PM, is open to all scratch bowlers ages 40 & up.
Those of you that live in or near the Laughlin area, should come out and watch this great competitive tournament. It will be a good one.
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DWAIN BRAZIL WINS FIRST ABT CHAMPIONSHIP AT AMF VALLEY VIEW
GARDEN GROVE — The AMF Valley View Lanes stop of the Amateur Bowlers Tour on November 13-14, 2010 saw the bowlers take to the lanes and after the beat the board finals, our newest champion, Dwain Brazil, Sr. emerged with 14 pin vic-tory.
Our newest champion, Dwain Brazil lives in Carson and is married to Shirleé and they have one son, Dwain Brazil, II. Dwain sports a high game of 290 and a high series of 827. Dwain was using a Fab Red Hammer for the win this weekend. Dwain wanted to thank Michael Fredricks for helping him with his game. Dwain wanted to thank God for giving him his abilities. Dwain also wanted to thank his wife, son, and his father, Collis Brazil Sr. for their love and support. Dwain also wanted to thank his sponsor, Sunny. Dwain also wanted to thank AMF Valley View for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for run-ning an outstanding tournament.
Dwain was also the winner of the optional Senior Sweeper and the 2-Game Sweepers.
The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the man-agement and staff at AMF Valley View for hosting our tourna-ment. Our next event will be November 24-28 at Westminster Lanes. There will be one squad Wednesday evening at 7:30 with one in four advancing to the semi finals with a $45 entry fee. There will be one squad Thursday at 7:30pm with one in four advancing with a $50 entry fee. Friday evening the squad will be at 7:30pm with one in five advancing with a $55 entry fee. Saturday squads will be at 12N, 1:30 and 3PM with a $60 entry fee. Sunday squads are at 10 and 11:30am. One in six from each squad will advance. Entry fee on Sunday is $70. Re-entries and Gold members save $5. Semi-finals will begin at approximately 1:30. All semi-finalists must check in by 12:30. The address for Westminster Lanes is 6471 Westminster Avenue in the city of Westminster. Their phone number is 714-893-5005. First place with 150 main entries will be $1200 with up to $4000 available with 150 bonus pot entries. Two-game sweepers will be paid daily. The Senior Sweeper will be a beat-the-board.
As a reminder, the Sam’s Town Open will be held December 2-5 and Sam’s Town in Las Vegas. First place in this tournament is $5000 with all bonuses. Please call 714-600-8059 for more information.
We hope to see you at Westminster over the holiday weekend! Everyone have a safe and blessed Thanksgiving!
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BOWLING NEWSPage 4 November 25, 2010
Upon being elected Pres-ident of the CUSBC one of my comments was there was going to be better communi-cation with the membership and local associations.
Here is an update regard-ing the CUSBC board of directors; at the board meet-ing on October 10 the fol-lowing appointments were approved. Rosie Parker was appointed to 1st Vice Presi-dent, with Lynn Graves as Sergeant at Arms and the following were appointed as directors. Sandi Thomp-son from Pleasanton, Den-nis Ganduglia from Rohnert Park, Mike Hillman from Fremont and Larry Worrall from Long Beach.
For the change in the tournament directors; to be-gin, when the three organi-zations agreed to merge, a part of the agreement was to retain the directors for two years. It has been more like 5 years and because of the financial impact it was time to bite the bullet and make some changes. With that, all three tournament direc-tors were released and Larry Peppers CUSBC Associa-tion Manager employed Me-lissa Ade as Adult Tourna-ment director for the Open and Women’s Championship and Lynn Matsubara will be Youth Tournament director for Pepsi and Youth Cham-pionships.
Open Letter To California Bowlers From Your President
Speaking of the cham-pionship 2011 tournaments; the CUSBC Women’s events are being hosted by Ven-tura USBC WBA and Open events are scheduled for Central California; USBC in Fresno and the Youth will be in Oroville/Yuba City. En-tries will be available soon. Check with your bowling centers, local associations, or the state website at calusbc.com. The California BVL Singles has a new title. It is now the California USBC Helen Duval Veterans Tour-nament. We encourage all local associations to hold a BVL tournament and send your winners to the roll-off being held in Citrus Heights at Fireside Lanes which is within the Greater Sacramen-to USBC. Tournament date is March 26, 2011 with two squads Noon and 3:30. This is a certified event so make sure the bowlers your associ-ation sends have a 2010-2011 USBC membership.
We do plan to attend and visit as many local associa-tion meetings and events as possible. We have paid a visit to the Southern L.A. County USBC and attended both Nor Cal and Southern CA Propri-etors annual meetings. More visits have been scheduled.
Until next time, let’s keep the ball rolling because the
“Best Bowlers come from California” - Linda Johnson
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27THStarts at 1pm, Check-in at 12:30pm
For more information or to sign-upcall Mary Lou Teller at 562.868.3261.
league returned to Del Rio Lanes Monday and we thank management for opening at 10 a.m. for our 10:30 session. As usual, Carol Mancini came to work early so she could visit with her many friends in the league. Also, thanks to the coffee shop for opening early too.
Vi Wilson was star per-former with 222-626, followed by Nancy Soto 200-548, Kathy Parrish 536, Bernice Bennett 535, Donna Johnson 200-532, Karen Mauricio 515, Betty Phillips 200-507 and Theresa Jackson 507.
Team positions are closely bunched with Fountain Bowl #2 leading the group with 25 wins, followed by Cal Bowl #1, 22; Keystone #2, 21; Bowling News 20; Cal Bowl #2, 18; Keystone #1, 15; Cerri-tos Lanes 14; Valley View #2, Del Rio and Fountain Bowl tie at 13 wins, Valley View #1, 11 and Linbrook Bowl at 10 wins.
It was great to see Audry Thibodeaux return to bowl Monday and so did Bert Mar-tinez. We look forward to see-ing Mary DeFord back in ac-tion soon, according to Phyllis Baldwin who visits her often and reports her progress is good.
NEXT WEEK: Monday 10 a.m., November 29 at Cal Bowl.
BOWLING FOR HEALTH Pioneer Medical Group and Cal Bowl has paired up to of-fer a super bowling program of 16 weeks, starting Friday 1 p.m. December 3 for Mixed Fours, ages 50 and up. The cost is only $50 for the entire program (that equals $3.13 per bowler) and it’s filling fast. There’s still openings for teams and individuals but it’s limited to 80 bowlers so sign up now. It’s really super that Pioneer Medical Group acknowledges bowling for the great sport it is for senior health and great that Cal Bowl has provided the fa-cilities at a bargain cost to sup-port the project.
American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com
1 jason jones 711 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $425.00 2 Adrian Pelayo 705 $500.00 3 Carlos Castillo 651 $215.00 4 gerald sanchez 702 $125.00 5 gino mansilungan 664 $125.00 6 Anthony martinez 671 $115.00 7 ken morris 665 $115.00 8 Beth Borci 656 $115.00 9 sonia Coronado (60%) 628 $69.00 10 David Quon 685 $107.50 11 Eugene haynes 659 $107.50 12 jason Buenviaje 655 $107.50 13 leo tartamella (ss) 651 $107.50 14 mark Andrews 644 $107.50 15 jamescart Alarcio 642 $107.50 16 kim luu 608 $107.50 17 marvin Crowder 633 $98.75 18 kelvin Axel 633 $98.75 19 Dominator la guardia 631 $95.00 20 richard lou 628 $92.50 21 ted villaroman 623 $90.00 22 rodney Payne 622 $87.50 23 vuong Do 621 $87.50 24 Don Quitangon 616 $85.00 25 samson kong 613 $85.00 26 joshua navarro 610 $82.50 27 Carlo mansilungan 609 $82.50 28 walter white 604 $80.00 29 james samson 603 $80.00 30 roger Amparo 598 $77.50 31 wai-tung mak 594 $75.00 32 leslie gabriel 592 $75.00 33 Derico Atkins 590 $72.50 34 vic Paolucci (ss) 590 $72.50 35 gilbert gissendanger 586 $70.00 36 george Covarrubias 585 $70.00 37 wendy soo-hoo 583 $67.50 38 jimmy wong 578 $67.50 39 robert lim 569 $65.00 40 kwok wai (steven) Au 564 $65.00 41 Chris moore 560 $62.50 42 marvin galsim sr. 559 $62.50 43 jhun tan 548 $60.00 44 Pedro Benitez (ss) 557 $60.00 45 maryn galsim, jr. 547 $59.00 46 David Owens 543 $59.00 47 Faye josafat 533 $58.00 48 mariya toro 532 $57.00 49 rey josafat, jr. 518 $56.00 50 Ben mach 496 $56.00 51 renoir land 592 $55.00 52 Bobbie mcCollum (ss) DnF $55.00 53 j.j. jayarajan Dns F/E 54 kay johnson (ss) Dns F/E 55 Christopher Porter Dns F/E 56 roger romero (ss) Dns F/E
DOuBlEs
1 robert lim / teddy villaroman 1384 $180.00 2 Dominador la guardia / victor Paolucci 1359 $160.00 3 vuong Do / victor Paolucci 1359 $160.00 4 Dominador la guardia / roger romero 1344 $150.00 5 Chris moore / Don Quitangon 1342 $140.00
ABTABowlium Nov. 20, 2010
6 gerald sanchez / teddy villaroman 1341 $130.00 7 jeje gabriel / jamescart Alarcio 1340 $120.00 8 victor Paolucci / Eugene haynes 1336 $110.00 9 Don Quitangon / jhun tan 1336 $110.00 10 gerald sanchez / jeje gabriel 1334 $100.00 11 james Borillo / jamescart Alarcio 1330 $90.00 12 victor Paolucci / Pedro Benitez 1324 $80.00 13 vuong Do / rodney Payne 1323 $70.00 14 Cezar marcella / gino mansilungan 1322 $60.00 15 vuong Do / jimmy wong 1319 $50.00 16 Dominador la guardia / Eugene haynes 1317 $40.00 17 Dominador la guardia / jhun tan 1314 $40.00 18 jeje gabriel / vuong Do 1313 $30.00 19 nghiem tran / jason Buenviaje 1309 $30.00 20 leo tartamella / marvin Crowder 1307 $30.00 21 nghiem tran / vuong Do 1307 $30.00 22 Dericio Atkins / william garrett 1306 $20.00 23 Bart sanchez / gerald sanchez 1305 $20.00
FinAnCiAl rEPOrtCut scores
men: +44 women: +1super seniiors:
Bobbie mcCollum, leo tartamella Pedro Benitez
high Qualifer (Free Entry)men: james sampson +151women: leslie gabriel +38
3 - 6 - 9: Fred gomatch game: 155 - steven Au,
michael Benavides, victor Fabianmatch series: 397 - Ely Cruz
rAFFlE 900 global Ball - Profit steve Brode 2 night lv room john Feitz thanksgiving Entry Bryan Caandoy thanksgiving Entry tim lambeth regular Entry Dana leCount 900 global Ball walter white 2 Ball 900 Bag steven Au Prize Fund 244 $5,754.00Paid Entries 22 @ 54 $1,188.00Optional sidepots $1,479.00Doubles $1,950.003-6-9 $50.00shirt & trophy $88.00match game $3,350.00match series $1,478.00Cash & Carry $425.00total Payout $15,762.00
Ely Cruz nabs a nice $1,478 Match Series at Bowlium. Nympha Cruz proudly joins husband Ely as he caught a nice $1,478 Match series pot at the Bowlium for his nice 397 series. Offering congrats are Bowliums pretty Bartender Corra, and Tournament top qualifier Leslie Gabriel. Not bad for a $2 enrty fee says Mr. Cruz.
Cal Bowl2500 Carson, Lakewood CA • (562) 421-8448
Take 605 Freeway to Carson, 3 Miles West, or 91 Freeway to Paramount go South 2 miles to Carson, right
3-Days - November 25th 26th & 27th
Thursday, Friday and Saturday / Check-in earlyEntry Fees: 1st Entry Prepaid is $78 ($80 onsite) • 1st Re entry is $71 • 2nd $63 all others $54
Reduced Entry Fees: $53 pays $1,850 1st Place • Re Entries are $46/$43
Brackets—Match Game—Match Series—3-6-9—Doubles—Side Pots—HorsesOpen to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA
Men & Women Qualify Separately Guaranteed Min of 70 Men & 14 Women (min) to cash • Plus Super Seniors
BONUSES$400.00 if 1st entry paid by Nov. 15 $175 if by Nov. 22 • $400.00 if qualifying Thursday Squads winning event
$150.00 for qualifying Friday ( all Squads ) $150.00 ABTA Logo Shirt • $350.00 If bowled 29 or more squads since Nov 28, 2009 $150 if using a 900 Global Ball in Final Match
Cash n Carry pays $110-$1 in this special event up to $3,850 • 1 in 5 ½ entrants to Semi Finals EACH DAY is Separate Qualifying Board
QUALIFYING SQUADSThursday Nov. 25 $400 Bonus 7:00 - 8:30 & 10:00 PM • 1 in 5 ½ to Semis • Friday Nov. 26 7:00 - 8:30 & 10:00 PM 1 in 5 ½ to Semis
Saturday Nov. 27 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 Last regular Qualifying Squad Board frozen • Nov. 27 RE-Entry Only Squad at 6:00 PM Squad Takes 1 in 5 ½ to Semis)3-6-9 Roll-off is at 7:45 PM • Semi Finals Follow • Then the top 32 to the single elim finals - 7 women minimum to top 32
MONTCLAIR—In our return to popular Bowlium Lanes 244 entrants participated in a semi tough shot this week, and the cut scores were a +44 for the men and +1 for the women. This week, our three Super Seniors added to the board were Leo Tartamella (+40), Pedro Benitez(+35) for the men and Bobbie McCollum(-11) for the women. That would give us 56 bowlers making it to the semi-finals this week.
From all qualifying squads our top qualifier for the men was James Samson with a +151, and for the women it was Leslie Gabriel with a +38. Each will get paid entries into a future regular ABTA event. Each week our top seed overall draws the Match Series, and this week it was worth $1478. The top seed drew a 397 this week, and that score was bowled by one of the nice people and are weekly photographer Ely Cruz. He was quite happy and surprised when he heard his name announced for that score, bowling bad sometimes pays off for you-)) Next week at Cal Bowl, we will estimate the Match Series at $1200 for the big Thanksgiving event. For the 3-6-9 qualifying this week, there were a lot that qualified for the roll-off. The final person standing after all the rounds was Fred Go who would go for the $2,100 pot. He missed on his second shot and re-ceived a $50 consolation. We will add another $100 at Cal Bowl for total of $2200.
In the doubles this week, we had 195 groups get into the dou-bles, with 23 spots paid out. The top prize this week went to Robert Lim and Teddy Villaroman with a 1384 for $180. In 2nd place, it was Dom La Guardia and Victor Paolucci with a 1359 for $160, they tied with Vuong Do and Vic-tor Paolucci who had a 1369 and would get $160. The low to cash
Jason Jones Wins First ABTA Title at Bowlium Jason Jones topped a nice 244 entrants in winning his first ABTA title at Bowlium from left to right are Herbert Jones Bowlium GM, Carlos Castillo 3rd $215, Faye Josefat ABTA Director, Greg Kokanaour ABTA Director, Megan Kavanaugh Jason’s Fiancee & ABTA Member, Jason Jones Champion $1,425 & Adrian Pelayo (runnerup) $500.
Three bowlers share a nice $3,350 Match Game at Bowlium. Guess who is buying the beer at Bowlium :-)) Bobbie Mc Collum an ABTA Director congratulates “Iron Mike “ Benavides who shared a $3,350 Match Game with Vic Fabian, and Steven Au (not pictured). Their fine 155 game got them $1,116 each for a $5 entry.
Jason Jones First ABTA Win at BowliumABTA Thanksgiving event at Cal Bowl Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
Match Series $1,478 Ely Cruz • 3-6-9 is $2,200 at Cal BowlMatch Game $3,350 3 Winners: Steven Au, Mike Benavides, and Victor Fabian
was 1305; we paid out $1950 in doubles.
53 bowlers took to the floor in the semis this week we saw Jason Jones lead the field with a +111 to sit out and bowl for the title. Adrian Pelayo came in second at +105 and he would sit out the first round. It took a +42 for the men and a + 8 for the women. To make the top 16 Single elims.
This week, our top seed Jones had the honor of drawing the match game worth $3350 and he would draw a 155 this week. After a review of all the scores bowled, we had 3 bowlers that each bowled that score, they were; Steven Au, Victor Fabian, and Mi-chael Benavides. They would each get $1116 for that score. We will estimate the pot at $3000 at Cal Bowl this week. This week we had five new bowlers join us, and no returning member. Let’s welcome these new bowlers to the club, Samantha James, Timothy Lam-beth, Kim Luu, Michael Curl, and Victoria Toro. We’re glad to see 1 of the new bowlers Ms.Luu make the semi-finals in their first time bowling.
This would bring us to our Match Play finals now. In the first round, the seven losers were Kim Luu, Jason Buenviaje, Da-vid Quon, Eugene Haynes, Jam-escart Alarcio, Leo “Horseman” Tartamella, and Mark Andrews. They would each receive checks of $107.50 each. In the second round, the losers were Beth Borci, Sonia Coronado, Anthony Marti-nez, and Ken Morris. Each would get checks of $115. This would get us to down to the final four bowlers. At this point, our horses would be paying anywhere from a low of $45 (Gino Mansilungan) to a high of $101 (Carlos Castillo) depending on who would win. In the third round we saw Ger-ald Sanchez (16th seed) bowling
Carlos Castillo (11th seed). In this match, Carlos would get the better of Gerald with a 194 to 185 finish. In the other match we saw Gino Mansilungan (7th seed) bowling Adrian Pelayo (2nd seed). In this match, Adrian would get the bet-ter of Gino in this match with a 234 to 228 final score. Gino and Gerald finished in fourth and fifth places getting checks for $125 each. Our semi-final match this week was on lanes three and four. We had our 2nd and 11th seeds into the top 16 bowling each other. In our horses this week we would see Adrian paying $67 and Car-los paying $101 if they win their match. In this match, we would see both bowlers struggle big time, as the pair they were bowl-ing on was very tough. It seemed neither bowler could find it dur-ing the match as they kept close for scratch score through the first 8 frames. Adrian would open in the last 2 frames to give an open-ing to Carlos as all he would need in the 10th frame was a double. Carlos would get the first strike in the 10th but leave the 6-10 on the second shot. The final score was 121/176 for Adrian to a 138/167 for Carlos. For those lucky “inves-tors” that had Adrian as a horse, he paid $67. Carlos finished in third place and received $215.
The title game is set and was on lanes seven and eight this week. Jason being the top seed elected to start the match first. Jason would start with a double while Adrian open the first two frames giv-ing Jason a 20 pin lead after the second frame. Jason would have only have to open thru the first six frames while Adrian struggled to find the shot on this pair until the 6th frame. After 6 frames Ja-son was in the lead by 28 pins. Jason would not look back from that point as Adrain could not find the line to get strikes and he would
finish with a 142/187 but Jason would finish with a 168/216 for his first ABTA win. This would be Jason’s first win in the ABTA; he would take home $1000 for first place and another $425 in cash and carry giving him a total of $1,425. Adrian would finish in second place for $500.
Champion Jason Jones is from Covina and used a Vibe drilled by Mike Wahl. He is engaged to ABTA Member Megan Ka-vanaugh. He would like to thank all of the ABTA organizers for hosting the event every week and all the time and effort put in. A big SHOUT OUT to Faye and Rey for getting Meg and I involved. Thanks to Megan for her support and for putting up with his love of the game. Thank you, Virginia Norton at Westminster Lanes for the lessons that has been making him a better bowler, and to every-one at Kings and Queens for their tips during the league.
Adrian Pelayo (2nd Place) is from Long Beach and used a Storm. He is single and would like to say thank you to his parents, Alejandro and Evelyn, James and Caroline Borillo for their encour-agements and cheers.
Carlos Castillo (3rd Place) is from Downey and used a 900 Global Link drilled by Ben Mach. He is married to Tracy and they have 2 children Karen and Steven plus their 3 family dogs. He would like to say thank you to his family for their support, Bob, and a spe-cial thank you to ABTA Member Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes for drilling his equipment, and of course the ABTA staff.
The winner of our weekly ball sponsor drawing of a 900 Global Ball was Steve Brode and he won a Profit. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. This week we were again selling the raffle tickets for a chance at a raffle prizes. Winning a regular entry was Dana LeCount, Thanks-giving entry was Tim Lambeth and Bryan Caandoy, 900 Global Missing Link was Walter White. Winning 2 nights in Las Vegas for our January 2011 event was John Feitz. You can view the rest of the results in the payoff sheet in this paper.
Join us This Weekend Thurs-day, Friday, and Saturday, Cal Bowl is our host for a 3 day Thanksgiving event. $3,900 1st Min and up to $9,000 1st with Bonuses
Thursday and Friday Squads are 7:00-8:30 & 10:00 PM. Thurs-day Bonus is a good one $400 if qualifying and winning the event, and Friday will pay $150 Bonus Saturday Squads are 12:00-1:00-2:30 & final Squad 4:00PM. RE ENTRY only at 6:00 PM. Semis follow. For more see the ad in this paper or go online to www.abta1.com. Remember if you bring in a new member, you get a $15 credit on your entry and bowl for regular entry. See our ad for address and directions, or check our website (www.abta1.com) to link to ad-dress for directions.
Thanks to the Bowlium for be-ing a great host and Special Thanks to Elvira, Krystle, and Herb who coordinated things so well. Spec. Thanks to Cora in the bar who has a great attitude.
It’s history folks as Jason Jones enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Cal Bowl! If you have a new address please make sure to let us know either at the tournament or via the contact form on our website. If you have any comments or sug-gestions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then! CHECK IN EARLY AT CAL.
BOWLING NEWSPage 6 November 25, 2010
The Moreno Valley DOLLS Vault Into
First Place by Frank Weiler
MORENO VALLEY—The “BATTLE OF THE SEXES” continues at Moreno Valley Bowl. GUYS versus DOLLS.
With ten weeks in the books, the Moreno Valley Dolls have moved into first place in the Wednesday Scratch Challenge League. They are 4.5 points ahead. If the dolls stay put for two more weeks they will be block one winners. WOW, an all woman team beating the guys, in a scratch league.
AMANDA MILBURN continues to pace the dolls with a 227 average. An aver-age that would set a new high for Citrus Belt ladies. The cur-rent record is 226.
Amanda’s teammates are doing pretty well to, with KATHY ALLEN averaging
221 and DENISE BLACK-MON 214. Blackmon bowled 299 recently, posting the high-est game in the league for a lady.
My friend RON BON-NEAU led his team into third place last week and he looks forward to challenging the dolls for first. Like any guy, Ron would love to spank the dolls in a position round show down. Ron told me that competing against an all lady team has added excitement to the league. He also wants to thank the BOWLING NEWS for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers.
Team Predicts Victory!
Try To Beat Us! by Frank Weiler
MURRIETA — “THEY” predict Victory. They say they will win Block Two and the 640 Scratch League cham-pionship, at Cal Oaks Bowl. They say, “try to stop us.”
Who are these guys? Why are they so confident?
“THEY” are Team Eight: “TRACKING THE BOWL-ING NEWS.NET”. They are confident because they are tal-ented, are great bowlers, and can back up what they say.
So the gauntlet is down. Who will challenge them? How will the rest of the league react to what “THEY” say?
I am sure the rest of the league could care less what “THEY” say.
Bowlers of the caliber of JIM MURTISHAW, JERRY DeYAGER, and RYNE CUN-NINGHAM feel that their teams will prevail and have no fear of team number eight. Why should these high rollers fear team eight, when they av-erage 240 per game?
Stay tuned over the next few months to find out how “THEY” do. Thanks BOWL-ING NEWS for telling the world what is going on in the Citrus Belt.
OHIO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IS THE ALBERTA E. CROWE STAR OF TOMORROW
ARLINGTON, Texas – Nicole Mosesso of Centerville, Ohio, has been selected the 2011 Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow. The award is presented annually by the United States Bowling Con-gress to a female high school senior or college student who competes in the sport of bowling.
“It’s definitely a great honor,” Mosesso said. “When I first applied, I saw previous winners such as Liz Johnson and Diandra Asbaty. To be in that company is something I could never have imagined.”
Mosesso is a senior at Centerville High School, where she carries a 4.15 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish Honor Society and has made the dean’s list for six semesters.
This past summer, she volunteered as a physical therapist assistant at an outpatient rehabilitation therapy clinic. She said the experience confirmed her desire to pursue a career in physical therapy.
“Speaking with each patient was the best part,” Mosesso said. “I could tell that having someone by their side to talk to and laugh with was making a difference. It motivated them to put forth their best effort.”
Mosesso started bowling when she was eight. She used to watch her father when he was bowling in a league, and she also had the chance to watch her brother, who is five years older, compete in high school. She knew from watching her brother that she had to bowl for her high school team.
She is in her fourth season on the Centerville High School bowling team and has been the team’s most valuable player the last two seasons. The Elks reached the state tournament each of the last three seasons, winning the state title in 2007-08, placing third in 2008-09 and ninth last season.
Mosesso was named the Greater Western Ohio Conference Bowler of the Year in 2008-09 and was first-team all-conference the last two seasons.
Jeffrey Flack, the women’s bowling coach at Wright State University, has coached Mosesso for the last nine years, and in his recommendation letter, said she has “demonstrated sportsmanship, teamwork and a strong work ethic at every level of her bowling career.”
“When it comes to wanting to win, no one has more desire than Nicole, yet she always funnels her passion in a positive manner,” Flack said. “She constantly demonstrates fairness, courtesy and grace, in both winning and losing. When it comes to teamwork, Nicole is the consummate team player. Her focus always is on the results of her team rather than personal goals.”
Mosesso will graduate from Centerville High School in the spring. She is looking at colleges that have a physical therapy program and a bowling program.
“I want to bowl in college,” she said. “Ever since I became involved in bowling, I’ve wanted to go to the next level and bowl collegiately.”
The Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow Award is named in honor of the seven-term president of the Women’s International Bowling Congress. The award is presented annually to a female USBC member who exhibits star qualities such as distinguished bowling performances on the state and national levels, academic achievement, and extracurricular and community involvement.
For being named the Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow, Mosesso receives a $6,000 scholar-ship that will be presented at the annual USBC Convention. This year’s convention is scheduled for June 29-July 1 at the Gaylord Texan hotel in Grapevine, Texas.
The interactive home of USBC is BOWL.com. Go to twitter.com/USBC for the fastest USBC headlines.
ALBERTA E. CROWE STAR OF TOMORROW AWARD WINNERSYear, winner, hometown1961 Betty Kuczynski, Cicero, Ill.1962 Joy Abel, Lansing, Ill.1963 Judy Soutar, Leawood, Kan.1964 Ann Bosworth, Belleville, Ill.1965 Karen Linton, El Paso, Texas1966 Betty Jo Crow, Fairway, Kan.1967 Mildred Ignizio, Rochester, N.Y.1968 Pamela Carver, Phoenix, Ariz.1969 Janice Sue Reichley, Dallas1970 Cheryl Robinson, Destrehan, La.1971 Rosalyn Raab, San Antonio, Texas1972 Karen Gustafson, Sunland, Calif.1973 Leslie Ferris, Arlington, Va.1974 Pam Dusek, Ontario, Calif.1975 Donna Adamek, Apple Valley, Calif.1976 Regina Loveall, Amarillo, Texas1977 Kathy Kirst, San Antonio, Texas1978 Nikki Gianulias, Vallejo, Calif.1979 Audrey Gable, Whitehall, Pa.1980 Tish Johnson, Panorama City, Calif.1981 Shelley Johnson, Toledo, Ohio1982 Vicki Parker, Pelham, N.H.1983 Laura Dulisse, Blauvelt, N.Y.1984 Kristine Gross, Citrus Heights, Calif.1985 Becky Kregling, Stratford, Conn.1986 Lori Benge, Wichita, Kan.1987 Dionne Lee, Modesto, Calif.1988 Lynda Norry, Concord, Calif.1989 Stefanie Marek, Wilmington, Del.1990 Kelly Everding, Arvada, Colo.1991 Laura Ross, Mahwah, N.J.1992 Kari Murph, Dayton, Ohio1993 Elizabeth Johnson, Niagara Falls, N.Y.1994 Pamela Inloes, Modesto, Calif.1995 Kassy Hyman, Dyer, Ind.1996 Michelle Ewald, St. Claire Shores, Mich.1997 Kimberly Claus, Mesquite, Texas1998 Diandra Hyman, Dyer, Ind.1999 Amy Rocco, Phoenix2000 Robin Crawford, Hendersonville, Tenn.2001 Melissa Bellinder, Fullerton, Calif.2002 Anita Manns, Austin, Texas2003 Lindsey Coulles, Centerville, Ohio2004 Amanda Burgoyne, Newport, Minn.2005 Cassandra Leuthold, Blackhawk, S.D.2006 Josie Earnest, Vandalia, Ill.2007 Joi Bell, Pflugerville, Texas2008 Brittni Hamilton, Webster, N.Y.2009 Ricki Williams, Wichita, Kan.2010 Heather D’Errico, Rochester, N.Y.2011 Nicole Mosesso, Centerville, Ohio
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The BRY-LAW SuperSweeper Sidepot$10 weekly entry fee per bowler, with half of the money being paid out each week, and the other half going towards the huge payouts on sweeper night at the end of the sea-son.Larry Stephens, the sponsor of the BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot, will once again be adding $1,000 to the total collected.Win 2 Super Pots all season & be even… the rest is profit, and that is before you even get to sweeps. 100% of all money collected will be paid out for the season.
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TOP 10 LAST WEEK(On The 2nd Round Cheetah Shot)
794 Vernon Adams 728 Paul Varela 716 Harry Wong 692 David Yamauchi 689 Herbert Jones 687 Jon Brandon 685 Raul Rosales 683 Kevin Yamauchi 677 Ramon Torres 674 Alex Garcia
by Aimee GomezDOWNEY—Sysco got off to an early lead, and while they dropped the second game by a mark,
walked away from the evening with four wins over Bowlers Depot. They owed much, but not all, of their success to evening leader Vernon Adams 279-215-300/794. Also pitching in were Harry Wong 224-246-246/716, Charlie Kinstler 227-215-201/643 and Paul Barraco 228-211/621. Raul Rosales 246-205-234/685 and Jeff Carr 259-224/655 did well for Bowlers Depot, but the team only got close that second game. Sysco is in first with fourteen wins.
David Yamauchi led the next pair 255-213-224/692, followed by Junior Amateur Tour teammate Larry Campbell 223-233/655. Unfortunately, this was only good enough for a third game win by ten over Brylaw Accounting, who moved into second place with four wins on the evening and eleven total. Larry Stephens 209-268/650, Charles Zelaya 209-279/649 and Billy Myers Jr. 266/623 led Brylaw.
Katie Jake’s Bar and Grill used Jon Brandon 267-268/687, Kevin Yamauchi 242-249/683 and Kevin Valmonte 225-202/601 to take four from Linder Insurance’s Keith Klagge 204-267/652 and Gary Duran 229-247/650. After they dropped the first game by twenty three, they came back with a vengeance.
Tom Jackson led Tifco 206-237/633 and got some help from Devron Lindsey 211-217/608, as they took 3.5 from Herzog Insurance, tying the third game. Sub Steve Key led Herzog and posted the only sixer for the team, 214-222-210/645.
Pro Approach took three from Threadworks by winning the second game by enough sticks to hold on to totals. Alex Garcia 214-225-235/674 led Pro Approach while Eric Snow 207-224-233/664 led Threadworks.
Storm Products took four games from Clyde’s Video Game. They dropped the first game by a couple of marks, and then never looked back. Paul Varela 215-276-237/728 and Ramon Torres 219-269/677 led Storm, while Dave Bartlett put up the only six for Clyde’s, 268/647.
ABTA took three from Key Container in spite of the only six coming from Key Container’s Dar-rion Tipton, 205-234/600.
Zavala’s Taquerias’ sub Nick Tchir 279-202/658, Greg Neuer 208-246/636 and Jeff Garri-son 221/608 led the way to three wins over Herbert Jones 211-200-278/689 and Mark Fisser 237-214/643.
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expanded 11-tournament 2011 Senior Tour schedule including a return to Florida and a new site for the United States Bowling Congress Senior Masters.
The PBA Senior Tour’s 31st season begins with a new stop, the PBA Senior Don Carter Open at Carter Family Bowl in Winter Garden, Fla., April 17-21, and a return to The Villages, Fla., for the PBA Senior Sun Bowl In The Villages at Spanish Springs Lanes April 23-26.
In addition to Carter Family Bowl, Playdrome Rose Bowl in Allentown, Pa., will be a first-time Senior Tour host when the PBA Senior Allentown Open is conducted May 20-23. The second major of the season, the USBC Senior Masters moves from Las Vegas to Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl in Columbus, Ohio, July 31-Aug. 5.
The Senior Tour’s other major, the PBA Senior U.S. Open presented by the Suncoast, returns to the Suncoast Bowling Center in Las Vegas June 12-17.
The 2010 Senior Tour season was one of the most exciting in history with a Senior Player of the Year race involving three Hall of Famers that was decided in the last tournament of the season. Wayne Webb secured Senior Player of the Year honors by winning the Senior Jackson Open to out-last challengers Senior Rookie of the Year Walter Ray Williams Jr. and Mark Williams.
2011 PBA Senior Tour Schedule
April 17-21 – PBA Senior Don Carter Open, Carter Family Bowl, Winter Garden, Fla.April 23-26 – PBA Senior Sun Bowl In The Villages, Spanish Springs Lanes, The Villages, Fla.May 1-4 – PBA Senior Miller High Life Classic, George Pappas Victory Lanes, Mooresville, N.C.May 20-23 – PBA Senior Allentown Open, Playdrome Rose Bowl, Allentown, Pa.June 12-17 – PBA Senior U.S. Open Presented by the Suncoast, Suncoast Bowling Center, Las Vegas June 19-22 – PBA Senior Northern California Classic, Harvest Park Bowl, Brentwood, Calif.July 31-Aug. 5 – USBC Senior Masters, Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl, Columbus, Ohio Aug. 8-11 – PBA Senior Lake County Open, Olympia Lanes, Hammond, Ind.Aug. 13-16 – PBA Senior Decatur Open, Spare Time Lanes, Decatur, Ill.Aug. 20-23 – PBA Senior Jackson Open, Airport Lanes, Jackson, Mich.Aug. 27-30 – PBA Senior Dayton Classic, Capri Lanes, Kettering, Ohio
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A Real Junior Bowler of Orange Countyby Joy McGregor
ANAHEIM—If you are like the majority, you are totally over “reality” shows. This article depicts a “normal” albeit, very tal-ented, young man. This is Ryan Barnes’ story and his passion for bowling!
Ryan is a typical teenager living in South Orange County al-though as you read, you realize he is anything but typical in that he actively pursues his ‘other’ loves...soccer, jet skiing and video production/editing. He is in the 10th grade at Dana Hills High and maintains a 3.0 grade point average. He also played strings (violin & base) in the orchestra program for five years.
His ‘second’ love is in video production and editing and has produced several video’s which air daily on You Tube and other internet sites. He recently won a Multimedia Award from KOCE at the 43rd California Student Media Festival for “Best Math-ematics -Cracking Fractions.” He was also the recipient of an award from the CUSD for the same video.
Ryan also volunteers in his “free time” not only teaching youth socccer via LNYSA (Laguna Niguel Youth Soccer Assn.) but, working many park events (Bunny Blast) for the Laguna Niguel Parks & Recreation. I’m exhausted!
Ryan bowls league exclusively at Saddleback Lanes and his bowling accolades are many. He has earned many, many league awards but most impressive are the following:
1st Place OCUSBC BVL Youth Singles, Div. G, (1-24-10) at Linbrook Bowl which qualified him to compete in the CAUSBC BVL State Championships, Div. E, (4-10-10) at Yorba Linda Bowl. He represented Orange County well taking First Place honors!
He and his doubles partner, Sam Longo, won the OCUSBC Youth Tournament in the 199 & under Division, (2-27-10) at Val-ley View Lanes. Ryan managed to also win 1st Place Singles in the 99 & under Division, (2-28-10) at Irvine Lanes and his team (Saddleback Pin Heads) in the 399 & under Division, captured 1st Place. And, his handicapped score of 2273 took All Events. Great bowling weekend!
On March 21, 2010, Ryan’s participation in the USBC Pepsi Youth District Tournament in Vista, Ca. advanced Ryan to com-pete at the USBC Pepsi Youth State Finals May 1st and 2nd, 2010 contested at Fountain Bowl where he placed 80th in a field of 220. Impressive!! The 2010 State Youth Championships (North County) held in Oceanside and Vista on July 18-25, saw Ryan and his doubles partner, Sam Longo, secure a 3rd place finish in Div. E and Ryan a 5th place standing in the State Duke Event.
Cash awards are prohibited for the youth so all the winning events are awarded in the form of USBC scholarships. Ryan has won over $250 in scholarships in the past year and a half. Ryan is a prime example of the expert training received as a result of his involvement in our fine Youth Programs being conducted in all Orange County centers. Check your favorite center and get involved!!!
Ryan is supported by his mom and dad as well as older sib-lings, brother, Adrian and sister, Breanna. One of his future plans - to join the OCUSBC as a youth representative has already been achieved as of Nov. 4th. Congratulations! And, his remaining goals - to bowl a 300 game, attend college or trade school and compete on the PBA Tour (not necessarily in that order), he says. With those aspirations and his level head, I’m sure he will ac-complish ALL his dreams.
I’m told that when Ryan is not in the great outdoors or in a bowling center, you can usually find him in front of the TV with an Xbox 360 controller in his hand. Still competing, I see! Good luck in all your endeavors Ryan...
Thank you to Arlene Gagan who heads the Junior Progam at Saddleback Lanes and who is also a Youth Director on the OCUSBC Board of Directors for her research on Ryan and her time and devotion to the youth bowlers of Orange County. I think the Junior Progams are in good hands and kudos to ALL Youth Directors - keep up the excellent work!
Youth Bowler of the YearWALNUT—On Novem-
ber 7, 2010, Tyler Salverda, a Walnut resident and Senior at Walnut High School, was awarded the 2009-2010 San Gabriel Valley USBC Youth Boy Bowler of the Year. His average over the last year was 213. At 17 years old he has already been bowling for 12 years. He bowls in the youth league at Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar on Saturday mornings.
Steve Smith Takes1st Place In
Forest 6-Gamer LAKE FOREST — For-est Lanes held their monthly Scratch 6-Gamer last Sunday, November 21. Steve Smith liked the Kegel “Winding Road” as that was the pattern for this tournament. He had +135 and took home the first place money of $300. There were 20 entries and here are the other standings. James Maloney came in second with +101 for $140, 3rd Will Boucher +95 $70, 4th Greg Neuer +91 $50. Nice bowling, guys! Sidepots worth $20 went to Nick Wilson 256, Steve Smith 269 and 267, Eddie Katz 237 and 264, James Maloney 266. $40 Blocks went to Steve Smith with 730 and Eddie Katz 739. Make plans for our next 6-Gamer which will be on Sun-day, December 12 at 5:00 p.m. We will be using the House Shot. See you then.
SORRY BRANDON GLENDALE — The rule for getting 300’s, 700’s, 800’s on the front page, says that scores must be e-mailed within a week. So, Brandon McGinnes, we can’t mention your 804 series that you shot at Jewel City Bowl on November 12, 2010!
Nice Shooting.Bowling News Staff
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WINNETKA — It’s Thanksgiving Day and we wish all of you a “thankful” day. Can you believe this month is nearly over? Well, we are happy to present to you the high scores for this week from the bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. river maniacs: Congratulations to Damond Taylor on his score of 299/823. Monise Kelly 517, Jennifer Pyka 204. Frank Martinez Jr. 298/715, Johnnie Englehart 245/696, Steven Herndon 662, Eric Hernandez 275/657, Stephanie Mendez 203/514, Sharon Weger 200/509, Anthony Villa 279. monday nite madness: Jerome Hampton 244/585, Carol Enochs 447, Diana Rollins 178/431, Max Fowble 203/518, Rick Godin 202/547. Comedians: Matt Jones 279/798, Erica Pollack 224/636, Chris Bender 694, Nelson Colvin 258/686, Mike Johnson 267/673, Jack Getzlaff 659, Mary Becker 204/532, Jennifer Pyka 525, Sharon Weger 523, Jan Sandman 204/512, David Blackman 247, Steve Herndon 247. have A Ball (4-games): Gerald Mannheim 255/859, Ri-cardo Rosete 234/834, Allan Nathan 748, Evan Hermanski 708. Copper Bucket: Orville Dopps 239/658, Becky Ruiz 182/499, Don Ruiz 265/615, Tiffany Porras 153/407, Chris Meade 226, Tom Tucker 223. 500 Classic: Mary Lauer 232/839, Petra Kaun 215/589, Robyn Willis 246/584, Patti McVicker 569, Connie Wanno-mae 221/558, Cindy Dominguez 207. the Classics: Jim Howell 265/617, Leah Hoffman 242/632, Michael Witt 207/593, Pam Blake 207/568, Gayle Kirby 514, Rean Luttrell 201/511, Jerry Lovell 224/590. short & sweet: Kevin Gross 243/693, Cathy Pia 160/451, Travis Williams 246/675, Aaron Chan 222/605, Elaine Bishop 436, Bob Scherzberg 238. sFvCC nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 248/689, Pei Eto 231/651, Noriko Fukunaga 237/592, Kirk Sasaki 237/667, Don Kobayashi 637, Russ Yamaguchi 234/625, Kevin Eto 620, Katsuko Fujita 513, Victor Muraoka 233, Art Wake 229, Laurel Nakamoto 203. vegas 4 Fun: Robert Spengeman 266/719, Pam Foun-tain 180/487, Forrest Fountain 236/652, Vaughan Fountain 222/632, Ed Kiresich 233/628, JunTumacay 221/623, Gayle Spengeman 451. saturday PBA Experience: Junior Viray 201/524, Sa-mantha Meyers 207/500, Mxmlln Montgomery 223/368 Gerry Manuel 181/334.
sEniOrs 49’Ers: Bob Jones 238/658, Carolyn Scherzberg 216/593, Richard Greenzweight 234/642, Keith Hazard 202/578, Tom Tucker 220/565, John Lanni 557, Mary Lauer 205/554, Eloise Valencia 180/508, Sylvia Kesilis 186/498, Karen McDonald 180/494, William Tidemanson 204, Doris Simmons 189. Funtimers: Bob Jones 258/719, Carolyn Scherzberg 229/634, Richard Greenzweight 270/702, Rick Dobris 258/691, Ron Doll 224/639, Steven Herndon 223/606, Karen McDonald 199/525, Marlene Kigerl 181/492, Carolyn Green-wood 476, Bertha Willard 462, Arnold Freedman 223. 39’Ers: Ron Doll 279/734, Darlene Redman 202/556, Richard Greenweight 710, Bob Jones 278/667, Jose Blanco 249/655, Scotty Alavazo 279/652, Lucy Tralla 193/533, Carolyn Scherzberg 533, Eloise Valencia 213/531, Lil Baker 195/509, John Sanchez 241, Chris Zielan 194.
juniOrs junior royals: Congratulations to Justin Plumbo on his 270/729 score. Julia Frias 170/487, Keith Nelson 175/479, Mark Gagnier 178/473, John Nelson 155/406, Allen Minot 144/404, Emily Haworth 161/421, Ashley Brett 156/394, Isabel Torres 94/250, Angela Zanotti 91/237. Bumper thumpers: Brody Davis 81/155. hAPPy thAnksgiving!
LAKEWOOD — Cal Bowl is thankful for all the support from the bowlers who continue to bowl here. We wish all of you a Happy Thanksgiving. The Cal Bowl Bowling Report column is ready for all the high scores from the past week. Congratulations to all the bowlers who bowled “300” games this past week. long Beach City Employees: Danny Collins 269/702, Armondo Ramos 267/658, Rose Solis 244/587, Rick Sharp 244, Danny Collins 244, Steve Anderson 654. Big Bear: Emmerson Wafer “300”/754, Kenny Wright 287/685, Jim Morales (RH) 269/752, Sonny Dew 259/692, Michelle Criswell 267-222/658, Joyce Charles 580, Sheryl Culp 568. First timers: James Chambers 212/570, Melissa Schu-macher 176/426, Justin Cruz 562, Romar Sapin 200, Vivian Ragadio 159/417. Pick A Ball: Leroy Brown 162-160/454, Staci Baker 136/371, Lou Ambrose 165-162/429, Sean Downey 166. gobs and gals: Vern Adams 268-268/774, Arceli Lachmansingh 234/638, Carolyn Davis 234, Jimmy White 287/745, Gary Wright 268/734, Joe Torres 267/730, Michelle Criswell 625. Cal stars: B.J. Jemison 220-201/546, Betty Anthony 191/490, Shonna Hernandez 195-192/544, Leona Belletti 486, Audrey Greene 496, Darlene Hom 493. ramona ladies: Rosie Harks 164, Shirley Davis 154, Joycer Robertson 155-167-159, Eulalia Salcido 147-151, Sue Spencer 164-184, Millie Kirkner 156, Merrie Slagley 174-168-162/504. Side Pots: 1st game: Millie Kirkner 219, 2nd Sue Spencer 227, 3rd Becky Carroll 206. mega vegas: Armondo Ramos 259-245/682, Anna Bau-tista 200/515, Robert Cloyd 236/674, Ernest King 254/652, Cathryn Butler 487, Neal Johnson 648. kings and Queens: Anthony Smith 289-279/826, Al-lisen Sutton 223/624, Gregory Jackson 800, Jerry Cant Jr. 275/793, Mark Fowler 751, Nolan Smith Jr. 289, Matt Mosley 279, Della Douglass 238/614, Annette Haynes 235, Tippy Thorton 225. Cal Bowleros: Lillie Darden 257/614, Pat Erwin 223/584, Carole Fischer 232/579. Side Pots: 1st game: Millie Buck-les 216, 2nd game: Carole Fischer 232, 3rd game: Lillie Darden 281. wednesday mixed Five: Don Ott 257/683, Daryl Brandt 277/681, Jessica Antes 207/540, Michelle Dixon 208, Cassandra Walker 538, Shorty Ramos 676, R.J. Perkins 255/675, Tommy Stockberger 253. sierra Bugs: Pat Orr 208/523, Elinor Baratelle 521, Cathy Wyatt 206/512, Kelle Falbo 503. senior men’s trio: Phil Guliford 280-278/750, Rick Llaneta 268-268/744, Ray Staten 288, Andrey Gibson 719, Charles Gleason 265/701, Phil Gipson 280, Ken Holiday 279, Sherman Joseph 269. marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: Jello Gray 269-259/781, Felecia Tripp 223/633, Teya Burks 258/601, Em-merson Wafer 655, Coney Woodman 644, Mitchell Grissett 644. l.B.s. Employees: Arnie Schroeder 224/577, Darlene Waken 213/527, Dan Ewasky 208/556, Fred Faniel 529, Claudia Roach 456. Captain & Crew: Sandy Cotcher 182/498, Mattie Wylie 176/483, Barbara Smiley 179, Sue Spencer 457. C.A.u.l.: Jonathan Gale 257/716, Julie Szajlai 174-165/459, Keith Hartman 245/686, Jeanine Edgington 154-153/453, David Regul 654. young At heart: Jim Plante 25/749, Bea Sueki 166/478, Walter Milsap 258/639, Pre Collier 634, Cathy Anderson 186/470, Danne VanHorn 461, Fale Sula 248/621. recycled teens: Edwin Brown 254/722, Al Williams 275/671, Divina Buhay 207-201/543, Vancie Keith 179-168/504, Boylee Inocente 236/697, Glen Merchant 269/694, Jim Plante 672. Pin heads: Greg Kelly 226-225/621, Barbara Crawford 166/474, Don Louis 229-226/620, Gregory Jones 601, Joanne Johnson 187/464. Corona ladies: Lorie Rienstra 217-214/572, Lancie Smith 235/559, Betty Green 534, Sandy Morse 504, JoAnne Mount 504. Side Pots: 1st game: 1st Lorie Rienstra 250, 2nd Kori Carrasco 218; 2nd game: 1st Lorie Rienstra 190, 2nd Donna Barrett 189; 3rd game: 1st Lorie Rienstra 247, 2nd Laura Massoth 245. C-17 sunset: Lee Vest 221/607, Tina Cheung 202/521, Rick Hanley 233/607, Rand Carter 223/597, Paulette Del-gado 189/486, Danny Delgado 587, Lee Vest 221. vegas Crackpots: Billy Foster 246/691, E J Myers 228/621, Jimmy Thompson 236-227/670, Kenny Jackson 235/625, Kim Taylor 233/567, Jade London 562, Sam Minor 244/622. laughlin sunset: Dadin Honny 234/675, Tomieka John-son 198/548, Mark Ward 232/655, James Talley 645, Janet Love 523, Montely Wilson 232/633, James Matthews 247, Frederick Crowe 246. laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 277-232/713, Dee Turner 181/494, Tracey Jackson 192/494, MIchael Dees “300”/708, Ferdie Directo 246/651. Bacoorian Family & Friends: Victor Santos 290/738, Jean Colian 224-200/599, Rick Llaneta 299/724, Freddie Catamisan 257/670, Randy Antazo 278, Susan Ebilane 224/592, Aisha Abdur-Radeem 215/585, Ferdie Fojas 668. Classifieds: Danny Martinez 258-225/647, Teilor Ruff-Scott 173/461, Daniel Brown 230/569, Chris Bartlett 455, Darian Jackson 424. grandma’s & grandpa’s: Rey Santos 246-225/682, Pat Erwin 188/555, B.J. 246-244/681, Boylee Inocente 251/678,
Edwin Brown 631, Margo McClain 197/539, Dominic Antonio 238/622, Roycie Murren 533, Vancie Keith 516.
juniOrs mini-Bees: Zander Black 72-88/160, Arturo Soltero 77-58/135, Anthony Maldonade 68-56/124, Lee Langford 69/110, Maggie Jenkins 61-47/108, Aaron Langford 57/100, Chayse Erkelens 64. Adult/jr’s.: Paul Mehl Jr. 215-213-191/619, Joyce Charles 189-187/546, Daniel Martinez 202-162-160/524, Ashley Zastrow 145-139-124/408, Matt Mesa 215-182-180/577, Laurel Woods 178-126/410, Kaitlynn Soto 131-128-103/362, Sabrena Callihan 115-111-89/315, Morgan Kennedy 58-40/131, Jawaun Jackson 150-121/348, Victor Jackson Jr. 118/322, Alan Hicks 118/318, Miles Davies 128/312, Chris Johnson 120/270, Nick Newby 246, Devon Bass 225, Mike Patton 201 Byran Whitehead 150. Bobcats: Jawaun Jackson 143-114-108/365, Victor Jackson 147/347, Jake Kasten 120-110/336, Bryan Wong 114/312, Spencer Pozgay 126/289, Tyler Newton 279, Aaron Wong 274, Bryce Erkelens 250. Have a great weekend.
NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS by Connie Marchione
HERE’S BOB JONES WITH HIS “WEEKLY” 700 A 719 AT CANOGA PARK
WINNETKA—Not much news here but the usual Bob Jones with another of his “weekly” 700 series. In his last Monday se-nior league at Canoga Park Bowl, Jones rolled games of 224-279-216 for 719. When asked, which frame in his 279 he failed to strike, Jones could not remember but said he also hit another 279 in his Thursday league. But he added that he did not get a 700 series that Thursday.
This writer recalled Jones had hit a coupe of 266s the week before and now with these above 279s, that’s an improvement. One of the days Jones will put strikes together for his first 300.
If you deaf or hearing impaired bowlers out there are tired of reading Jones’ name grabbing the headlines, let this writer knew about your recently hit honor scores or best scores along with proof sheet. Then I will let you have your share here.
JONES TOPS DEAF TRAVEL WITH 750 AT BRUNSWICK COVINA BOWL
COVINA—After So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League’s good bowling session at Del Rio Lanes, the deaf bowlers were back struggling again on the lanes at Brunswick Covina Bowl. In the league’s rare one hour earlier starting time with an offer of lower games cost to finish before 3 PM time for BRC Covina Bowl to have its special event, Bob Jones led the struggling bowlers with a 750 series. Wait, before you say, WOW! Good for Bob be-cause of the above story, that is for 4 games. This 51 years old all deaf and hearing-impaired scratch traveling league bowl 4 games each in most of its last 50 years.
In his sub-par 750, Jones struggled with 176-193-169 before closing with a 212 to top the low honor roll of 5 bowlers. Robert Audette also closed with the day’s high 223 after games of 137-166-192 for 718 to beat 710 of Gorman Low who finished with 198 after 172-169-176. Pablo Yoma rolled a 211 and last ses-sion’s sensational
Glenn Cissna surprised us again when he started with a 206, but struggled with 139 and 143 before closing with a 169.
In this 6 teams league’s first position round session the leader LA City with help of Cissna’s 2nd straight 5 points and team win-ning 4 points beat Jones’ 2nd place S. F. Valley in close contest 11-9. While there were other upsets with Audette’s 4th place Chi-no 12-8 win over Rodger’s 3rd place Mid City and bottom dwell-ing Yoma’s Lake Elsinore in close 11-9 win over Abakumoff’s 5th place Riverside, all 6 teams remained in their positions.
The league thanks Brunswick Covina Bowl’s management and staff for the generous offer and will move on to its next scheduled visit to Action Bowl on Dec. 12.
Note: At this time we are not certain the league will bowl there but if a change is made, it will be notified next week.
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Next Tournament December 19thChristmas Team Championship – Cal Bowl, Lakewood
Steven Manier Takes Chameleon ChallengeMONTCLAIR—The JAT made their first visit of the year to
the New Bowlium in Montclair last Sunday for the second of three PBA Challenge events. The house chose the Chameleon pattern as it tends to play tough at this house. Kevin Jones came out attacking the tough pattern with a tight track line and led qualifying at +91. Close behind him was Brandon Kraye swing-ing a Mission at +27 and Gary Smith pointing the corner at -3. Low to qualify was last tournament’s champion Stevn Roderick at -62. In the quarterfinals, Kevin Jones, Wesley Low and Steven Manier swept into the semifinals while Nicole Shepard needed all three games to advance. Steven Manier blasted games of 246-255 to advance to the finals while Kevin Jones took game 1 of his match, but an open in the 10th frame of game 2 opened the door for Wesley Low to advance to the championship match. In the finals, Wesley came out striking, wearing out the gutter with his T-Zone and taking game one 214-179. Steven Manier got lined up with his Hy-Road playing a fall-back type shot and took games two and three 210-168 and 215-179 for his first JAT Open Division title. Log onto YouTube and search for Junior Ama-teur Tour to see highlights of this event and all other JAT events. Congratulations Steven!JAT Christmas Team Championship Is Up Next
Our next tournament isn’t for a month- but it’s our first-ever JAT Team Championship. Teams must consist of one Farm Club, one Open Division and two Adult bowlers to make a four-man team. The format will be all-baker with each bowler taking turns anchoring their team. Start getting together your teams for this event- it should be a fun way to kick off the holidays at Cal Bowl. If you have any questions, e-mail me at [email protected]. See you all on December 19th.
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ARLINGTON, Texas – When the United States Bowling Con-
gress instituted its Team USA Experience league concept this year as a new opportunity for bowlers to test their skills on more chal-lenging lane conditions, few bowling centers embraced the chal-lenge more fervently than Mel’s Lone Star Lanes in Georgetown, Texas.
Mel’s hosts three Team USA Experience leagues that attract more than 60 bowlers each week, and if you think they are all scratch bowlers polishing their skills for the next Professional Bowlers As-sociation Regional or scratch sweeper, you’re in for a surprise.
The bowlers taking the Team USA Experience challenge at Mel’s are youth bowlers who drive from more than 30 miles away. They are 150-average bowlers just looking to take their games to the next level. And they are USBC Silver coaches looking to practice the skills they preach.
“Not all of these bowlers are your typical scratch bowlers,” says Doug Patton, general manager of Mel’s Lone Star Lanes. “They range in average from probably 150 or so up to a couple of regional pros. I believe that these leagues will grow because the bowlers who are stepping up to the challenge are enjoying the experience.”
Team USA Experience leagues offer 12 World Tenpin Bowling Association lane patterns, each one named after an Olympic city and ranging in length from 33 feet (Sydney) to 47 feet (Paris). They are the same lane patterns that stars such as reigning world champions Bill O’Neill and Stefanie Nation face in international competitions such as the World Championships.
“Taking on these types of conditions can really help bowlers learn more about their games,” Team USA head coach Rod Ross said in July when the league concept was announced. “Our teams have put in a lot of work to learn the nuances of the patterns and that has helped us achieve the success we have had at the international level.”
If the bowlers at Mel’s are any indication, the itch Team USA members have to put their skills to the ultimate test is catching on.
“The youth bowlers in our area actually begged to have a Team USA Experience league for them,” says James Smalls, a USBC Sil-ver coach who bowls one of the Team USA Experience leagues at Mel’s. “The improvement in the youth that bowl the Team USA league is quite evident. I dare say that most of these kids have im-proved their house shot averages by 10 pins.”
Of the three Team USA Experience leagues that Mel’s offers each week, two are adult leagues while the other is open to both youth and adult bowlers. Bowlers bowl four games instead of the traditional three and face a different pattern every week.
“We give the bowlers the schedule of patterns and information on each of them on the first night of league,” Patton explains. “That way they can get mentally prepared before starting practice each week. The response has been favorable because there are a lot of patterns to choose from.”
Smalls said the wide variety of patterns challenges bowlers to adopt an equally wide range of ways to play the lanes and is one of the most beneficial aspects of the Team USA Experience league concept.
“On a house shot you can get away with playing the same line for most of the series,” Smalls says. “But on a Team USA pattern you must be prepared to change lines or use different wrist posi-tions.”
Nation, who mastered the 34-foot Stockholm pattern at the 2009 World Women’s Championships in Las Vegas last year to win the singles gold medal, advises that bowlers keep it simple and be open-minded.
“It’s best to try and keep things simple and see what the condi-tion is giving you instead of trying to make things happen,” she says. “The transition on these patterns is a little tricky since they are playable from different angles. Because the transition isn’t as clear, they tend to be more challenging.”
To learn more about Team USA Experience leagues, visit the USBC Sport Bowling page at BOWL.com/sportbowling.
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USBC ANNOUNCES 2009-10 NATIONAL HIGH AVERAGE WINNERSARLINGTON, Texas – Rebekah Diers and Jim Thomas are the 2009-10 United
States Bowling Congress Sport Bowling High Average Award winners in the adult divisions, while Brittni Hamilton and Aaron Lorincz took honors in the youth divi-sions.
Hamilton, 20, of Amherst, N.Y., is a Junior Team USA member who won the 2010 USBC Junior Gold Championships in July. In her Monday Youth PBA Sport Scholarship league at Clover Lanes, she averaged 203 over 48 games to take na-tional honors in the Youth Female division.
“Bowling on Sport shots in tournaments all over the world definitely helped give me an advantage when bowling this summer,” Hamilton said. “It’s such a pres-tigious award that I am honored to receive. It shows me that all of my hard work paid off, and it’s a great feeling.”
Hamilton, who attends Vanderbilt University, started bowling on Sport condi-tions when she was 13. She credits her coach, Kelvin Parker, and her ball driller, Dave Werner, saying they “spent countless hours with me this summer” to help her be successful.
In the Youth Male division, Lorincz, 21, of Belleville, Mich., averaged 209 over 48 games in the SU Ottman Jr. PBA league at Sunnybrook Lanes. He started bowling at age 12 and joined his first Sport league in 2008. He said he worked on various techniques, such as hand position and ball speed, so he could adapt to the various Sport conditions.
“It was an award that I certainly strived for all summer,” Lorincz said. “I knew it was within my skill level to achieve, but to perform at this level, throughout the entire season, was very gratifying.”
Diers, 22, of Troy, Ill., was the top performer in the Adult Female division with a 210 average over 57 games in the PBA Experience Trio league at Stars & Strikes Lanes. She started bowling at age 6 and competed on Sport conditions in Junior Gold competition and during her collegiate career at McKendree University. But the PBA Experience Trio league was the first time she competed in a Sport league.
“Throughout my college career I grew as a bowler and learned a lot about the sport,” said Diers, who added she can’t stress enough the importance of quality practice time and coaching. “I think the knowledge I gained during this point in my career really helped me excel on the Sport shots.”
Diers was the 2008 USBC Youth Open All-Events champion and participated in the 2009 Bowling’s Clash of Champions, where she reached the championship match before falling to PBA champion and USBC spokesperson Chris Barnes. She also was a two-time first-team collegiate All-American and Most Valuable Player at the 2007 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships.
The Adult Male winner, Thomas, 36, of Endwell, N.Y., averaged 226 in 75 games in the PBA Experience league at Midway Lanes. He started bowling at age 11 and has bowled in Sport leagues for nearly a decade. He said a key element to his success was his equipment as he was able to match his bowling balls to the condi-tions “quite well for the majority of the year. It gave me the ability to play parts of the lane that were comfortable to me.”
Thomas has won more than 30 tournaments in addition to many local honors and awards. He has participated in three U.S. Opens, with a high finish of 61st in 2009, and the USBC Masters.
“I would say that this just might be the biggest award I have ever received,” Thomas said. “With the many thousands of participants that compete in such leagues, it doesn’t seem like something that can actually happen. It’s quite a shock.”
To be eligible for the Sport Bowling National High Average Award, competi-tors must have bowled a minimum of 48 games in a certified Sport Bowling league during the 2009-10 season.
National Standard High Average and High Series AwardsThe USBC 2009-10 National Standard High Average and High Series Awards
also have been determined.In the high series category, three bowlers threw a 900 series to tie in the Adult
Male division. Chris Aker of Winnemucca, Nev., accomplished the feat during the Friday Night Mixers league on Oct. 30, 2009, at Spare Time Bowling Center, and three days later Andrew Teall of Medford, N.J., rolled a 900 series during the Mon-day Night Invitational at Medford Lanes. Andrew Mank of Belleville, Mich., had his perfect series on March 18, 2010, during the Thursday Men 6:30 p.m. Handicap league at Bel-Air Bowl.
Bryanna Caldwell of Tucson, Ariz., had the top series for Adult Female with 861 (265, 300, 296) that was rolled at the Don Loegering Memorial on Oct. 15, 2009 at Summit Lanes.
In the youth divisions, Adrian Anderson of Roseburg, Ore., had an 878 (300, 289, 289) on Feb. 22, 1010, in the Monday Teens at Ten Down Bowling & Enter-tainment to take the Youth Male award. Junior Team USA member Jenn Boisselle of Brandon, Fla., took the Youth Female honor with an 848 (279, 300, 269) in the UCF Club at Boardwalk Entertainment Center on Nov. 4, 2009.
In the adult category for Standard high average, Michael Handelin of Deer Park, Wash., averaged 252 in the Commercial League at Skyway Lanes to win the Adult Male award. Jodi Musto of Schenectady, N.Y., had a 243 average in the Thursday Nite Classic league at Town N’Country Lanes to lead all women.
Justin Tan of Flower Mound, Texas, averaged 239 in the Saturday Youth Major at AMF Lewisville Lanes to be the Youth Male winner, and Lizabeth Kuhlkin of Schenectady, N.Y., was the Youth Female winner with a 228 average while bowling in the Sportsman’s AM Jr/Major league at Sportsman’s Bowl.
For the lists of individual and team winners, go to BOWL.com.
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STUDIO CITY — This Thursday people across the coun-try will celebrate with friends and family — thankful for their health, strength and happiness. The staff at Pinz is thankful for our customers and realize the honor and privilege it is to provide not only just the sport of the game to you but the competition, fun and memories that go hand in hand with bowling. Pinz is open Thanksgiving Day as we are 365 days a year. Don’t forget to book your Holiday Party early. Call Cayla at 818-769-7600, ext. 14. ADults: The only turkeys here are the strikes our league bowlers are throwing! I’m sure they’re grateful for the fol-lowing scores: tavern guild T R Burton 278/632, Ed Dusseau 233/628, James Tan 244/611, Tom Whitaker 238, Sue Purdie 225. twilighters: Tony Viacava 221/632, Jim Moore 235, Carol Gerard 224, Robert Lerman 223. kings and Queens: Allan Rutenberg 243/663, Mane An-drew 631, Wayne Roberts 232/629, Kevin Collins 227/605, Luke Avery 603, Richard Fischer 237. sCBl: Keane Murakami 267/697, Michael Gurrieri 650, Brian Patterson 639, Tim Stake 232/621, Dave Yamamoto 234/621, Derek Brown 256, Mike Moore 233. Funseekers: Zoran Jacimovic 255/737, Chuck Alexander 706, Eric Maize 258/690, Keane Murakami 276/680, Tom Wigmore 657, Bill Devoe 256, Tony Annibale 247. juniOrs: I happenstanced on a FaceBook page of one of Pinz’s Junior Bowlers who is away at college. It was heart-warming to see his comments and photos on the memories he’s had bowling with our Junior league. He even stated how he couldn’t wait to get back for the holiday to hit Pinz a few games. I’m sure Calvin will be checking this past week scores to see how the league is doing without him! senior scratch: (The scores were faxed this way.) B 214/796, D 233/782, A 200/696, E 693, C 216/655, G 215. “Too Late For Trick Or Treat.” junior stars: Angelo Costa 179/396, Nick Reid 145/347, Nicholas Martinez 115/291, Alexandra Lemus 116/288, Nery Lemus 109, Alex Lumas 287. Adult junior: Adam Lander 222/624, Ethan Bensinger 227/580. Brad Lander 222/557, Treven Goldsmith 219/531, Max Korn 526, Dave Wiltz 202/528. DAy timE ADults: Thankful for the friends they have made and friendships forged, these day league bowlers bring on the competition. Feast your eyes on these great scores! Pin Pals: Ellen Engel 143/397, Karen Collier 156, Judy Kautz 389, J C Moore 380, Diana Bassi 380, Barbara Schwartz 147/373, Shelly Djergian 148, Kathy Bryant 147. happy timers: Gary Olsen 194/484, Yolanda Dragotta 134/371, Sam Marion 163/1446, Allan Lotta 163. Coffee and Donuts: Elayne Klein 176/526, Lu-Juan Lietzke 180, Charlene Gaffney 516, Pauline Lipin 180/494, Donna Hickox 466, Karen Wolkoff 463, Hildegard Miller 180, Sue Goldstein 177. senior social: Charlene Gaffney 199/490, Arthur Harris 173/477, Russ Romo 176/453, Christine Stark 170/450, Gary Olsen 401, Teri Bonato 141. Breakfast Club: Charlene Gaffney 204/503, Donna Klein 175/454, Jackie Davis 165/434, Christine Stark 156/432, Doris Lazner 185/402. joslyn seniors: Sol Stein 203/532, Kathy George 176/481, Gary Olsen 181/486, Teri Bonato 175/481. Bowler of the week: We are thankful for all our bowlers and hope all of you have a great holiday season. Start out by rolling some turkeys instead of eating them. sweetness Quote of the week: Gratitude is the inward feeling of kindness received. Thankfulness is the natural impulse to express that feeling. Thanksgiving is the following of that impluse. Henry Van Dyke.
Hunt Hammers 278 And Stewart Smashes 683
In Linbrook Juniorsby Stacy Rider
ANAHEIM — In the thursDAy linBrOOk juniOrs, Andrew Stewart captured 215-223 for a 603 series and Robert Albrecht ripped 225 for a 601 series. Ryan Hartman hit his season high game with 198, Chris Woodmansee crushed 188, Cara Myers smashed her season high game with 146 and Tiffani Agustin topped 179. In the juniOr ADult sCrAtCh DOuBlEs, Robert Albrecht and Andrew Stewart both scored fantastic series of 634. Robert rolled 222-248/634 and Andrew added 232-213/634. Abbott Hatch hammered 203. In the BumPEr BustErs, Izel Cruz crushed 105-110, Amber Sanderson 98-77, Shai Gardner 78-96-66, Khamron Gardner 81-79 and Chance Batalon 55-68. In the sAturDAy linBrOOk juniOrs, Andrew Stewart slammed 197-225-261 for a super 683 series. Jeff Hunt put together an awesome string of strikes for a super 278 game. Valerie Matsu-moto clobberd 220-204/603. Bobby Horneck blasted 212-210. Nick Sanderson nailed his season high game with a brilliant 181 game. Other highlights of the day included Matthew Crocker 142, a step-ladder by Brandon Hoggart 146-147-148, Austin Waller 198, Nicole Tan 170, Tyler Flores 152, Rebeca Peyatt 144, Chris M. Rinner 146, Domynyc Gardner 153, Nick Gallant 180, Andrew Hull 141, Natalie Vara 115, Stephen Riley 146 and Nicole Rodriguez 131. I would like to take this time to wish all of our juniors and parents a very Happy Thanksgiving. The juniOr ADult sCrAtCh DOu-BLES does bowl league this week but all other junior leagues will be taking a bye. Be safe and have a great time with your families!
ANAHEIM — Happy Thanksgiving to all the bowlers here at Linbrook Bowling Center. We hope everyone has a great day visiting with friends and relatives. If you’re sitting there feeling full and contented and won-dering what you should do on Friday we have the answer for you. It’s time to participate in our Day After Thanksgiving Scratch 5-Gamer at 9:30 a.m. with check-in at 8:30 a.m. Call the bowling center as this 5-Gamer is open to the first 60 bowlers. The high scores are in for the week of November 2-8. Let’s take a look at them. lunch Bunch: Norm McLeod 206-211-213/630, Jim Grove 208. monday Cypress College: Anthony Cabading 239, Cor-rine Palacio 203. ten Pins: Brian Peterson 233-233/650, Steve Saybrook 202-253/629, Rodger Morris 211-219/612, Don Moore 239, Jack McQuown 222, Shannon Scott 207-264/641. vegas nonsense: Michael Byrd 201-224/609, Tim Butler Sr. 235, Ray Acosta 225, Dale Cooper 223, Calvin Duck-worth 215. monday night Football: Alan Bloom 206-243/649, Bruce Gober 219, Bo Vrabel 201. 3’s Company: Vicki Wachter 212. r.C.r.C.: Lou Cruz 216-255-201/612, Don Tanner 223, Kay Crawford 202. Executive Doubles: Mike Keogh 214-285-214/713, Forrest Locke 227-256-203/686, Steve Domon 233-222-229/684, Bill Powell 228-237-208/673, Tom Gonzales 232-215/640, Sophia Owens 238. just Desserts: Keith Wiliams 265-206-244/715, Brian Petry 245-225/651, Ken Reser 214-220-206/640, Adam Navarro 213-244/636, Dan Perreira 213-225/634. B.s.m.: Youngson Shin 227-202-205/634, Jimmy Kim 212-224/630, Donghon Choi 211-212/615, Daniel Cha 235/606, Duke Lee 208-235, Sophia Kim 201-252/635. golden nuggets: Roland Mutzenberger 210, Art Gutier-rez 203, Pat McGinn 201. go For nine (no-tap): Hoagy Wong 263-233-276/772, Ron Corona Sr. 201-268-263/732, Mike Blankenship 287-245/731, Ben Abrahamson 213-222-237/672, Angelo Samperesi 206-234-221/661, Sandy Durkin 209-223/600, Diane Johnson 231, Carol Johnson 207-209, Margot Church 207. Party timers: Robert Thompson 213-213-248/678, Charles Rogers 231-227-212/670, David McKay 238-248/645, Bill Swanson 204-245/639, Byron Reich 211-245/622, Carrie Wolfe 205-201, Nicole Evans 202, Tina Alduenda 200. Anaheim nisei: Loren Tomono 233-221/645, Vince Okada 259-212/616, Bob Mendoza 214-200/606, Chuck Sakurai 245, Dave Lautherboren 232. 525 ladies Classic: Betty Saienni 223-210-214/647, Cora Bussey 239, Karen Bagnall 208, Nancy Tetreault 203. nikkei: Tony Marasco 231-232/639, Tony Bargayo 204-247/636, Sandy Viloria 235-225/635, Richard Iseri 226/605, Jingo Miyashiro 215-205/600. thursday mixed seniors: Norm McLeod 223, Ben Abrahamson 202. magnolia teachers (no-tap): Bill McFeggan 277/624, Sam Webster 235, Gary Shields 228, Tim Hill 212, Debi Andreff 244-244-212/700, Pam Odiorne 220-226/644, Chrys Shields 241/624, Melissa Valentine 219, Kristy McFeggan 210. st. Pius v Bowling league: Ron Lathrop 200, Ryan Lindner 200.
7-11 vegas: Luis Damian 256-204-233/693, David Wright 256-215/662, Art Bustamante 244-213/651, Paul Horoszko 225-227/646, Jack Pedre 211-214-210/635, Cheryl Munson 205-202. grey Panthers: Mike Warr 233-203/632, Roland Mutzen-berger 204, Norm McLeod 202. kamaaina Bowling Club: Kevin Fujinami 244-222/652, Walter Fujinami 231-223/627, Kalani Akui 215-205-203/623, Genka Cabatu 278/622, Matthew Skolnik 249-212, Linda Ichiyami 209, Sandy Higa 202, Jayne Nishimoto 201. 4-4 vegas: Norm Walker 223-217/637, Jimmy Herrera 209-206-204/619, Joseph Macias 212, Alex Castillo 205-202. Family & Friends: Mark Guillame 222, Chris Meno 213, Pete Quinata 205, Pat McGinn 210-214/609, Danielle Mc-Coy 202. Double Daters: Lorenzo Martinez 261-225/653, Dan Duarte 204-222-210/636, Bob Legro 224-220/623, Ted Shepherd 229, JoAnn Lee 202. gamblers Anonymous: Steve Sparks 223, Stephen Brockway 206, Robert Bloom 205. senior no-tap: Results of November 16, 2010. 32 entries @ $10=$320. 32 lineage @ $5.25=$168. 32 prize fund @ $4.75=$157. 27 3-6-9 @ $1=$27. Place Money—1st Gary Oslund 827 $30, 2nd-3rd (tie) Victor Dela Cruz and Don Gardner 825 and $19 each, 4th Joe McKee 794 $13, 5th Yosh Hasegawa 793 $9, 6th Vern Temple 790 $6. Side Pots—game 1, hdcp.: 1st Ray Francisco 309 $8, 2nd Gary Oslund 293 $5.50, 3rd Henry Urada 290 $4. Game 2, scr.: 1st Victor Dela Cruz 276 $9, 2nd Don Gardner 266 $7, 3rd Jerry Knight 264 $5. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st Danny Rojero 290 $8, 2nd-3rd (tie) Don Gardner, Joe McKee and Johnny Munson 283 and $3.17 each. 3-6-9 Carryover Amount: $59, added $27, new total $43. Winner: Tony Chaco $43. See you on Friday at our Day After Thanksgiving Scratch 5-Gamer.
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