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Friday, September 4th Qualifying at 9:30 & 11:00 PM. Saturday September 5th at 12:00-1:00-2:30- 4:00-5:30-

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Christy Asher (runner up), Andrea Snyder (Queens Champion) and 1975 Queens Champion, Jean Worthy

Andrea Snyder Captures 2009 California State Queens

YORBA LINDA — The California State Queens was held August 15-16 at Yorba Linda Bowl in Orange County. Andrea Snyder, the left-hand-er from Pomona, dominated the entire weekend. She was the high qualifier in the Last Chance squad with scores of 190-236-247-290-208-290 (1461). Following right be-hind her in second was Caycee Landers with 210-248-269-235-225-242 (1429). Andrea also earned the high game bo-nus award for the Last Chance squad with two 290 games. 14 bowlers qualified directly into the finals from the Women’s Championships that were held at Yorba Linda Bowl and For-est Lanes. Bowlers used their six game Doubles/Singles scratch scores at Forest Lanes for their seeded positions. Paula Vidad from Crestline was top qualifier through the Championships with a score of 1,359 and teammate Laurie Soto was not far behind her in second with 1,320. The last person to make the cut was

Chevonne Christian from On-tario with 1,199. The past two champions, Tennelle Milligan (2008) and Dede Davidson (2007) were not able to attend, so the two extra spots were filled from the Last Chance squad, completing the finals field of 30.

Andrea remained unde-feated throughout the double-elimination finals and after 10 rounds of bowling, was crowned the Queen with Chris-ty Asher from Costa Mesa as runner up. A special guest was in our crowd this weekend and so our 1975 past Queens Champion, Jean Worthy pre-sented Andrea with her tiara, flowers and trophy. Along with the title, Andrea earns an entry into the 2010 USBC Na-tional Queens event ($300 en-try) and an entry into the 2010 California State Queens to be held at Tyme to Bowl Lanes in Oroville. Andrea Snyder would like to thank Vance Sisk at Matter of Degrees Pro Shop in San Bernardino for drilling her equipment and supporting

her through everything. She would also like thank her dad for his love and endless sup-port… And last but not least, to Ben, her lucky charm, for his guidance, patience and un-ending support! In the finals, Caycee Landers earned the high game bonus award with 253 and there was tie for the high two-game series bonus award of 462 between Roberta Vann and Chrystelle Gallo.

The tournament staff and participants would like to extend special thanks to Jim Horning and his great staff at Yorba Linda Bowl. You can download tournament results online at www.CalUSBC.com. Entries will also be avail-able for the 2010 Queens event in the fall.

The California State Mas-ters is an open event that will be held September 11-13 at Pacific Avenue Bowl in Stock-ton. You can download entries at www.CalUSBC.com. The estimated prize fund for the Masters is $12,000 (based on 200 entries).

LAKEWOOD—Lenny Ri-ley won his Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, August 8, 2009 during our 3-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Lenny bowled in our 4PM squad and shot games of 310, 292 and 236 with handicap for a series total of 838 and the $500 1st place prize. Noel Sicat came in second shooting a real fine 773 with handicap. Anita Dobbins came in third shooting a 742. Low to cash

Lenny Riley Wins First ABT Championship at Cal Bowl

was +136.Lenny Riley was the win-

ner of the Senior Sweeper with a 838. Anita Dobbins was the winner of the 2-Game Sweep-er with a 433.

Our newest champion, Lenny Riley is the owner of the A.T.R. Income Tax Ser-vices. Lenny is married to Renay and has two children, Lionel and Nelson. Lenny has been bowling for about 10 years and sports a 776 high se-

ABT at Cal Bowl (L-R) ABT Director, Rick Niedemayer and Champion, Lenny Riley.

continued on page 12

Eric Forkel Wins Big in Senior Division of the WCST at The Orleans in Las Vegas

Eric Forkel (Henderson, NV), won his 4th WCST Title this year, and his 11th WCST Tournament over-all.

The scores were out of sight at the Orleans Casino Lanes in Las Vegas, last week-end, in the WCST Ebonite Singles. Last year, there were 82 bowlers entered, 73 ended in the minus, and there were 9 bowlers in the plus. This year, out of 75 entries, 67 in the plus, and 8 in the minus. 2307

Senior Division (L-R) 1st Eric Forkel, 2nd Darron Peters continued on page 7

Come CelebrateBilly Myers, Sr.80th Birthday LAKEWOOD — Billy

Myers, Sr. WAS a bowler, IS a bowler, father of a great bowler, and a lover of the game. Now in retirement after a career that incompassed the Pro Bowlers Tour, bowling center manage-ment, tournament director, Hall of Fame induction, husband, father, grandfather and friend — it is time to celebrate.

Billy Myers Jr. will be host-ing an Open House for his dad’s “ole” friends on Saturday, September 12 at Cal Bowl in Lakewood. Fun begins at 2 P.M. and the last cookie will be served at 4 P.M.

R.S.V.P. to Billy Jr. at 909-606-4445.

It would be fun to share old photos, scoresheets, stories, or ??? Bring them along.

Please come and share your memories.

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The PBA tour is off to a flying start. The first seven tournaments, titled the World Series of Bowl-ing, are being conducted in the Detroit area. These events feature all willing PBA members. Fur-thermore, it is open to all amateur bowlers and includes several of the world’s greatest international stars. This is part of the “new PBA” program.

Following these exciting events, the PBA will resort to the regular 64-man exempt field. The 64-man field will take on a “new look” with numerous new faces and the absence of familiar bowlers who failed in their attempts to re-qualify.

The new additions include the following top finishers at thePBA Tour Trials in May in Allen Park, Mich:

Joe Ciccone (re-qualified) George Lambert (Canadian)Thomas SmallwoodCassidy Schaub (two-handed, no-thumb bowler)Mitch BeasleyStuart Williams ( from England)Stevie WeberTim Mack

The following players qualified as top finishers for PBA Regional Players Invitational, December, in Reno:

John NolenP.J. HaggertyLonnie Waliczek (after two years absence)Dave Arnold (after several years absence)John MayBrian WaliczekDerek SappWayne Garber

Returning from injury deferment:Tommy Delutz

Golden Parachute Exemption (awarded by PBA Commissioner) Brian Voss

Here are players exempt for the 2008-09 season which are not for this season:

Tommy Baker (now on the senior tour)Joe BaileyAndrew CainDave D’EntremontJason LundquistBilly OatmanTerrence ReevesTony ReyesChster RogersKen SimardDavis TraberCraig TuholskiChris WarrenRandy Weiss

Additionally, these foreign PBA stars failed to qualifyBill Rowe (former Canadian super star)Andres Gomez (outstanding bowler from Colombia)

Most noticeable is the absence of perennial exempt players, Tommy Baker, Dave D’Entremont and David Traber.

However, the return of Joe Ciccone, Dave Arnold, John May, and Lonnie Waliczek was heartwarm-ing. Joe Ciccone, along with Bill O’Neill and Brian LeClair, are the BEST players on the pro cir-cuit without a singles TITLE. Unfortunately Le Clair will have to re-qualify through the pro-tour qualifying system. O’Neill and Ciccone are LONG OVERDUE. This could be their year!

A couple of veteran players experienced sub-par years, yet managed to garner enough points to qualify for the 2009-10 season. These include Jason Couch, a 15-time titlist, and Mike Edwards. Relative newcomers, Todd Book and Jason Sterner amassed enough points to again qualify for the 2009-10 season.

The 2009-10 season will be significant for five of the greatest bowlers in PBA history; ageless wonders, Parker Bohn (age 46), Norm Duke (age 45) Brian Voss (age 51) Pete Weber (age 47) and Walter Ray Williams (age 50 in October).

Although Voss failed to gain exemption this past year, he was accorded an honorary exemption (Golden Parachute) by Commissioner Fred Schreyer) Brian did very well in his short stint on the senior circuit and proved he is still capable of putting up big numbers.

Walter Ray Williams experienced his poorest season in the past 10 years. Although Walter Ray’s 2008-09 record would be the envy of most PBA players, it was not Williamesque. He was sixth place among point leaders, despite the fact he won one title and cashed in all 21 events he entered. He made match play 17 times, made four TV appearances, which included two seconds and a third. He averaged 221.27 (sixth) and earned $99,780, good enough for seventh among money leaders. While these figures would elate most PBA players, I’m certain Walter Ray, who sets ultra-high standards for himself, was disappointed. Nonetheless, Williams remains one of the most feared players in the game, despite the fact he has reached the ripe old age of 50.Pete Weber failed to win a tournament during the past season. Pete appeared on TV four times, finishing second once, fourth twice, and fifth once. He ranked 11th on the points list, and averaged a respectable 221.16…not too shabby for a 47 year-old kid.

Parker Bohn won one tournament during the last season. He cashed in 20 of 21 events he entered, made match play 12 times, and appeared on TV twice. He averaged 220.17 (good enough for 10th) and earned $80,190.

Norm Duke, the diminutive magician, captured three titles during the 2008-09 season. He also led the PBA in earnings, $199,630. Although his three titles and earnings total led in both categories, they may be a bit deceiving. A number of players managed to appear in more match play. Addition-ally, Duke’s 219.44 average ranked 13th among the PBA players. Nonetheless, Duke made the best of his opportunities in 11 match play finals, witnessed by his three titles.

There is an old adage, “out with the old, in with the new”.

While there may be substance to this cliché in most sports, the above-mentioned over 45 group have certainly contradicted this belief. Williams and his veteran buddies are proving bowling is a lifetime sport, even at the top.

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Barnes and Nation Strike Out at World Games

by Page Dew for the Bowling News Network

Chris Barnes and Stephanie Nation of the USA failed to medal at the 2009 International World Games held in Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei July 17-27, 2009. This year’s medal shut out was particularly disappointing since both Barnes, one of the top PBA pros, and Nation, top ranked Team USA member, were expect-ed to do well, Barnes finished fourth on the men’s side, Nation thirteenth among the women. In Mixed Doubles Barnes-Nation combined for a seventh place finish.

The World Games began in 1981 and is held every four years. It is composed of 32 non-Olympic sports. In ten pin bowling, eight countries from each of three FIQ-WTBA Zones (24 total) competed in Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles and Mixed Dou-bles. Topping the leader board and winning a gold medal at the end of the competition in Men’s Singles was Manuel Otalora of Colombia. Wu Siu Hong of Hong Kong was the silver medalist, while Adrian Ang of Malaysia took the bronze.

Poellaenen Krista of Finland won gold in Women’s Singles, upsetting Zara Glover of Great Britain. Krista previously defeat-ed Liza del Rosario of the Philippines in the stepladder process, dropping Rosario into the bronze position.

The team of Kong Byoung-hee and Gye Min-young of Ko-rea became the gold standard in Mixed Doubles when they first defeated the Malaysian couple of Adrian Ang and Zatil ZIman and then eventual silver winners Manuel Otalora and Anggie Ramirez of Colombia.

In America, the bowling community always expects its repre-sentatives to do well in international tournaments, but fail to real-ize the rest of the world has not only caught up with the USA, but in many ways have surpassed it. Some of the success achieved by other countries has come about because of fine coaching by a number of Americans; of particular note is the second place finish by Wu Siu Hong of Hong Kong in Men’s Singles. He is coached by former PBA member Purvis Granger of Louisiana.

The Games produced the largest total attendance in its his-tory. Over 1.2 million people celebrated the Games at the World Games Plaza this year. 31 sports representing over 5,000 athletes/officials and 103 countries were on display with rugby drawing over 20,000 people for their finals. Sport dancing produced a re-cord 13,000 delirious fans who watched couples from all over the world perform exciting routines on their last night. By com-parison, the bowling venue was small, staid, and the scoring was difficult to follow.

The President of the International World Games Association (IWGA), Ron Froehlich, paid tribute to the 6,000 volunteers for their strong supporting role. At the closing ceremonies, Froehlich also presided over the ceremonial transfer of the IWGA flag to Mr. Pascual Guerrero, the President and Director of the Colum-bian Organizing Committee. Cali, Columbia will be the host city for the Games in 2013.

For more information on the World Games log on to www.worldgames-iwga.org

The Olympic Effort?When questioned about what is being done to win a

place for bowling in the Olympics several knowledgeable sports figures at the World Games simply stated “noth-ing.” Not since the days of former FIQ President Jerry Koenig has a coordinated effort been made to win an Olympic berth for bowling.

Sadly, bowling has slipped from conversation regard-

ing a place in the Olympics. While the sport’s initiative has lain fallow, other sports have moved aggressively to rise to the top of the line for consideration as an Olympic medal sport. Specifically, karate, roller skating, squash, and rugby are among several World Games sports vying for the honor, recognition and resources that would au-tomatically accrue to their sport with inclusion into the Olympic program.

Non-World Games sports such as golf, taekwondo and baseball are also under consideration. By the time this is published, two sports will be selected in Berlin, Germany for recommendation to the International Olympic Com-mittee. (IOC)

A final vote on the additions to the Olympic Games roster by the full membership of the IOC will take place in early October at Copenhagen, Denmark. Copenhagen will also be the site for the dramatic unveiling of the city that will host the 2016 Games. Madrid, Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo and Chicago have each submitted bids to host the Games seven years from now.

In our opinion, the best bets for inclusion are Golf and Rugby; and in 2016 (we hope) the host will be . . . Chicago - Page Dew

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“I am honored, humbled and thrilled to be named the execu-tive director of our crown jewel,” Supper said. “The idea of com-ing to office during this time in building a new museum and hall of fame is quite an opportunity.”

Jerry Baltz, the long-time executive director of the IBM/HF, retired on July 31. Supper will assume his new duties on Septem-ber 1. Jim Baltz, the curator of the museum for the past seven years, has agreed to remain on board at least through the opening of the museum, which is scheduled for January 25, 2010, during the Bowling Summit in Arlington.

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(at Chaparral Lanes) August 15-16 Derek Lee 1497 $150.00 3 Derek Lee / Melvin Finner 1483 $140.00 4 Andrew Lung / Melvin Finner 1466 $130.00 5 Bedell Vasquez (LH) / Leo Tartamella 1460 $120.00 6 Bedell Vasquez (LH) / David Emrich 1449 $110.00 7 Dominador La Guardia / Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1436 $100.00 8 (Tim) Vien Tran / Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1427 $90.00 9 Fred Go / Tony Tang 1421 $80.00 10 Glenn Matsumoto / Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1417 $80.00 11 Dominador La Guardia / Som Seng 1415 $70.00 12 David Emrich / Greg Kokanour 1414 $70.00 13 Chris Kelly / Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1411 $60.00 14 Fred Go / Vuong Do 1408 $60.00 15 Deborah Sanders / Bedell Vasquez (LH) 1402 $50.00 16 Jamescart Alarcio / Fred Go 1396 $50.00 17 Melvin Finner / Tim Klepper 1395 $30.00 18 Jimmy Wong / Som Seng 1395 $30.00 19 (Tim) Vien Tran / Tim Klepper 1395 $30.00 20 Andrew Lung / Ricky Huang 1390 $20.00 21 Conrado Amado / Gino Mansilungan 1387 $20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores:

Men: Sat + 76 Women: Sat + 42Super Seniors:

Romy Cajucom, Ely Cruz, Kay JohnsonHigh Qualifer (Free Entry)

Men: Derek Lee + 230Women: Dana Le Count + 106

3 - 6 - 9 : Derek LeeMatch Game: 236 Mike Lorusso, Jr

Match Series: 395 No WinnerPrize Fund 213 $5427.50Paid Entries 19 @ 53 $1,007.00Optional Sidepots $1,134.00Doubles $1,660.003-6-9 $500.00Match Game $1,255.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $100.00Total Payout $20,711.50

(562) 868-7164 www.abta1.com (562)-228-3960 (Cell)

ABTA “Tournament” August 22 I-Day Event

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Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 &-6:00 PM Semis Follow 7:45 PM Entry Fees $53-$50- $45 Reduced Entry Fees $35-$33 Brackets--Match Game--Match Series—3-6-9 Doubles--Side Pots—Horses

Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA Guaranteed Min of 38 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors

Bring a new member and get a $15 rebate $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of Entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 Min. 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format (most events) 3 Women Guaranteed

Bye Aug 29 No Bowing Annual Labor Day Special Sept. 3-4-5-6 W. Covina Lanes

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QUALIFy Thursday: 9:20 PM (One Squad Only)Fri: 9:30 & 11:00 Sat: 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 & 10:00 Sun: 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 Re-Entry at 6:00PM Semi Finals 8:00

Bedell Wins ABTA Title at Chaparral (L—R) Chris Kelly ABTA 12th, Dom La Guardia 3rd, Gina Velarde (ABTA Director), Bedell Vasquez (Champion) $1,400, Andrew Lung (Runner up) Ronish Patel - Chaparral Manager and Mike Lo Russo 6th & Match Game winner of $1255.

Derek Lee hit’s a $500 3-6-9 pot at Chaparral - Derek Lee was on his game at Chaparral and won a tidy $500 3-6-9. He is offered congrats by ABTA Director Extraordinaire Marvin Crowder.

Lo Russo Bags a $1,255 Match Game Pot - Pretty ABTA Mem-bers Jennifer Lam is all smiles as she congratulates her Lucky Man Mike Lo Russo who fired a 236 game and matched the Game for a nice $1,255 . Mike is a long time ABTA member .

SAN DIMAS — Bedell Vasquez put it all together this week as he won his second ABTA title in fine style finally downing a Hot Shooting An-drew Lung in the title game to take home a nice $1,400 top prize for his fine effort.

Bedell, a mainstay with the ABTA really bowled well qualifying on Saturday and then led the semis on Sunday with a nice +170 to be our top seed, sit out, and bowl for the title.

The Cut scores were good Saturday +76 Men and Wom-en at +42 making the cut. On the Separate qualifying squad Sunday it took men +70 and ladies +47. Also taking 1 in 4 ½ to the semis. Also added were Super Seniors Kay John-son, Ely Cruz, and Romy Ca-jucom.

The semis went on and Be-dell led the way +170 to sit out and bowl for the title, followed by Mike Lo Russo +133. It took men +57, and ladies +33 plus the 3 guaranteed women to make the single semifinals. A field of 52 made the semis.

In round One, Losers were Chris Kelly, Chris Marquez, Melvin Finner, Rico Cayton, Jeff Sargent, Anglea Easter and Jeanette Chung. They re-ceived checks of 100 each.

Round two saw Hoi Chan, Kerry Lucka, Mike Lo Russo and Tony Tang lose out. They cashed checks of $110.

Round three got hot as Dom La Guardia got to Mark Fisser 288-244. Andrew Lung beat Greg Kokanour 217-198.So Mark, and Greg were 4th and 5th and checks of $120 with Dom and Andrew to meet for the right to bowl Bedell for the title.

This game was another

Bedell Wins ABTA Title at Chaparral Lo Russo Hits $ 1,255 Match Game Derek Lee wins 3-6-9 / $500

Match Series Est $1,600 and Match Game $1,400 This WeekFriendly Hills Saturday Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Semis 7:45HANDICAP IS FROZEN at FRIENDLY HILLS for LABOR DAY SPECIAL

good one. Andrew won a thriller at 230-227 game and Dom was third with great bowling. Andrew off to the title game vs Bedell.

The title game now under-way and Bedell earned a big lead due to a slow start by An-drew who looked to be dead after 5 frames.

But not Mr. Lung as he dug deep, tossed a big three bag-ger and put pressure on Bedell who split twice in frames 7-8 but marked out for a 171/219 game. Due to a baby split in frame 8 Andrew just missed as he finished at 166/203.

The title went to Longtime member Bedell who heart-warmingly dedicated this title to his Fiancée Lisa Baumgart-ner who passed away in June due to a battle with cancer.

Lisa Bedell is looking down at YOU and she knows that he finally won a title after many years. Great bowling by one of the Good Guys! A job well done. Kudos to You Bedell

Truly another of the “Good Guys” Andrew Lung bowled lights out and could have won this one. He is a titlist winning earlier this summer.

He has really improved in the time since joining the club Title #2 is coming soon for this likeable man. Congrats An-drew!! Andrew is also one of our finest supporters!! Kudos!

Dom Laguardia is one of our Finest and Faithful mem-bers and a great bowler. Great bowling Dom and same to Mark and Greg.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Robert Hernandez, who was so hot he made the Devil sweat at +252. Gina Velarde led the la-dies with a big +204. Both get paid entries.

The doubles were topped

by Robert Hernandez, and David Bartlett 1613 good for $130 edging Francisco Trejo and Gina Velarde 1583 $110.George Parker and Hernandez 1565 $100. We paid 20 places and $1,210 in the doubles.

The Match Game was Matched at 236 drawn by Be-dell. Mike Lo Russo was the sole winner of $1,255. Con-grats to a good guy. We will estimate $1,400 in the Match Game Saturday.

The Match Series was UN Matched at 395, so we go for a sweet est. $1,600 in the Series and for only $2 to enter.

Derek Lee was last up in the 3-6-9 roll-off and he made it count getting the needed 5 9’s or better for a nice $500 pot. Congrats! We will start anew at $400 Saturday. The 3-6-9 has been hit quite often lately!!

Bedell Vasquez hails from San Gabriel. He is single la-dies and thanks Mom, Granda, and Brandon for the support.. Kudos also to Tremaine Rob-bins and Chris Rocha at Foot-hill Lanes.

Andrew Lung is from Monterey Park, and used a 2nd Dimension drilled by “Easy Ed” Williamson at Bowling Square. He is single ladies, and thanks his whole family, Mou Liu Bowlers for support, and the ABTA Staff, and con-grats to Bedell for a very excit-ing match..

Dom La Guardia is from Long Beach and used a Power Swing for the win drilled by Mike Wahl at Cerritos Lanes. He is married to Zeny, and kids are Jayzel, A.J. and Jus-tin. He thanks wife and fam-ily for love, and support, fans who cheered and ABTA staff, and Bob for a great job.

Thanks to Mike, Mandy Chapparal and staff who were very helpful . We hope to re-turn soon. Bedell Vazquez en-ters the archives as a two time Champion.

This weekend we are host-ed by Friendly Hills Lanes in Whittier. The HANDICAP IS FROZEN for the Big Labor Event in two weeks at West Covina. Make sure to check in early in this event. Looks to be a good one!

Friendly Hills is freeway accessible. From the 605 take Whittier Blvd 3 ½ miles East From the 60 take Azusa Ave south to Colima Rd then south over the hill to Whittier Bl. then left 2 blocks. The phone there is 562-947-3815 -See our ad in the paper or the web-site at www.abta1.com for in-formation.

Check in early at Friendly Hills and make plans for our Big One at West Covina!! Prepay by Aug 20 for a $350 Bonus! We have a Bye Aug 29 (no bowling).

Also, again this week we are already raffling Las Vegas Rooms, a High-end ball and Bag each week at the Tourna-ment. Win Yours for a $1.00.

Bye Aug 29 No Bowling


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• Round 2 Match Play • Meet Sept. 9th at 7:00 PM • Added Money by Oak Tree Lanes • Based On 16 Teams

• Any 3 No Max - 90% of 220 • $26.00 Per Week - 32 Weeks • 3 Ten Week Rounds • Rounds 1 & 3 Four Point

was low to cash in the Senior Division for the 10 games, and 2206, was low to cash in the Super Senior Divi-sion. Eric rolled 2506 for the 10 games in the finals, winning 9 of his 10 matches. Bowlers from 2nd to 7th all averaged over 230, but could not get close to the winner. Darron Peters, who finished 2nd, opened up the finals with a 300 game. Joe Wilhite, led the qualifying with 2470 for the 10 games. Many big games over 250 rolled in this tournament. Eric won the tournament by 219 pins. 38 seniors entered for 12 checks paid out for a total of $5,145.00, making the total of $95.015.00, paid out for 11 tournaments in 2009. For 292 Tournaments, a pay-off of $3,414,883.00. Top 3: 1st Place, Eric Forkel, $1000.0, 2nd Place, Darron Peters (Gilbert, AZ), $700.00, and 3rd Place, Les Shirwindt (Las Vegas), $535.00.

Our thanks to the Orleans Casino Lanes, and Mr. Bobby McVey, the GM, adding $500.00 to our prize fund, and to the workers of the lanes for their cooperation. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNA-TIONAL CO, and to Harold Mountain & Brenda Blandina, doing the Brackets.

****SUPER SENIOR NEWS****Ron Winger (Las Vegas), returned to our tournaments, after a couple of years, and he won his 12th WCST

Title, by 52 pins over 2nd place finisher, Kevin Gannon. Ron, led the qualifying on Saturday, with 2487 for the 10 games, but on Sunday, he bowled 2284, for the 10 game finals, and wining 6 of his 10 matches to hold on to the victory. Scores again very high also for the super seniors. Frank De Filippo, starting out in last place of the finals, made a strong charge to finish 4th. The Super Seniors had an entry field of 37 bowlers, paid out 13 checks, which included a cash place out of higher money for a super seniors, age 70 and over, and that was won by Vaughn Doody. A total of $4,990.00 paid out. Top 3:

1ST Place, Ron Winger, $900.00, 2nd Place, Kevin Gannon (Lakewood), $700.00, 3rd Place, Ken Bumpass (Henderson, NV), $500.00. (Special Note) WCST Ebonite All,Star Doubles in Ventura, has 50 teams signed up, room for 13 more teams only. Buena Lanes, Ventura, CA, September 19-20, 2009. Call the WCST Office now to make your reservations. 760-363-8141.

WEST COASTV SENIOR TOUR WCST EBONITE SINGLES Sunday, August 16, 2009 ORLEANS CASINO LANES FINALS LAS VEGAS, NV SENIOR FINALS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 ERIC FORKEL HENDERSON, NV 2378 2506 9 1 270 5154 $1,0002 DARRON PETERS GILBERT, AZ 2414 2371 5 5 150 4935 $7003 LES SHIRWINDT LAS VEGAS 2374 2314 8 2 240 4928 $5354 HOWIE LOOSBROOCK HENDERSON, NV 2384 2382 5 5 150 4916 $4205 GENE AZUMI LAS VEGAS 2415 2328 5 5 150 4893 $3956 MARK DYER MORENO VALLEY 2355 2314 6 4 180 4849 $3807 MIKE RICK REDLANDS 2350 2338 5 5 150 4838 $3658 CHRIS THOMPSON NEWHALL 2458 2187 3 7 90 4735 $3509 JOE WILHITE YORBA LINDA 2470 2059 2 8 60 4589 $335

10 RON ROBERTS LAKE HAVASU, AZ 2349 1857 2 8 60 4266 $320 **************************************************************************************************************************************** OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE

11 TERRY LEONG HENDERSON, NV 2338 $17512 CHUCK MOGAVERO KINGMAN, AZ 2307 $170

***************************************************************************************************************************************** SUPER SENIOR FINALS POS BOWLER CITY QUAL FINALS W L BONUS T.PINS PRIZE

1 RON WINGER LAS VEGAS 2487 2284 6 4 180 3951 $9002 KEVIN GANNON LAKEWOOD 2401 2341 5 5 150 3892 $7003 KEN BUMPASS HENDERSON, NV 2331 2346 6.5 1.5 195 3872 $5004 FRANK DE FILIPPO LAS VEGAS 2227 2368 8 2 240 4835 $4005 HAL WILBER LAS VEGAS 2303 2376 6 4 180 4759 $3606 MIKE LARSON GARDENA 2266 2306 5.5 4.5 165 4737 $3457 BERNIE IWASCZYSZYN N. LAS VEGAS 2350 2217 4 6 120 4687 $3308 JEFF JAMISON BOULDER CITY, NV 2337 2057 3 7 90 4484 $3209 JOHN COCCHI LAS VEGAS 2285 2099 2 8 60 4444 $310

10 BYRON RICHMOND HENDERSON, NV 2232 2087 4 6 120 4439 $300 ******************************************************************************************************************************************* OTHER CASHERS POS BOWLER CITY SCORE PRIZE

11 EVERETT NISHIKAWA CORONA 2208 $18012 MATT BOWCUTT HENDERSON, NV 2206 $175

******************************************************************************************************************************************* AGE 70 & UP OUT OF HIGHER CASH

VAUGHN DOODY LAS VEGAS 2191 $170 ****************************************************************************************************************************************** MONEY BREAKDOWN

INCOME DISTRIBUTION38 Entries X $170.00 $6,460.00 Prize Fund $5,145.00 SeniorsAdded: $260.00 Lines $1,080.00

Expenses $495.00Total: $6,720.00 Total: $6,720.00

37 Entries X $170.00 $6,290.00 Prize Fund: $4,990.00 Super SeniorsAdded: $240.00 Lines $1,057.00

Expenses $483.00Total: $6,530.00 Total: $6,530.00

*********************************************************************************************************************************************** The WCST would like to thank our hosting center, the Orleans Casino Lanes, and their over-all General Manager of all of the Coast Centers, Mr. Bob Kaufmann, and the Orlean's GM, Mr. Bobby McVey, for adding $500.00 to the WCST prize fund, and to all of the workers of the lanes for their great cooperation. Thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO. Thanks to Harold Mountain, and Brenda Blandina, great job doing the Brackets.*************************************************************************************************************************************************

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WCST


labor Day Weekend Team 9-pin no-Tap

Friday Sept. 4th, 2009 @ 7:00pm • 3 Games - $100 Per TeamTeams - Mixed 5 (Must have one of opposite sex) • 32 Teams First Come First Serve

Handicap 90% of 210 • Sidepots Optional • PRE-PAID ENTRIES ONLYEntering Averages: 1. Winter 2007-08 (Last Chance) 2. Winter 2008-09 Book.

3. Summer 2009 - 21 Game / with League Sheet 4. No Book - 175. Note: House has right to Re-rate individualsFor further information call: Tom Cristi or Craig Goodman at 661-254-0540

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LAKEWOOD—The 16-team Las Vegas Traveling league start-ed Monday at Cal Bowl for their 52nd season and what a delight-ful surprise for those that had not visited Cal since Charlie Kinstler added it to his empire of centers throughout Southern California.

There has been major im-provements and more to come, but my favorite is the automatic doors, which is great for those of us carrying a ton of stuff. Also, the new scorers are super and so easy to read.

Opening day was a busy one for President Roberta McNaught and this league manager. We man-aged to get through it and look for less hectic weeks ahead. Some new bowlers joined the league but the old timers (30 years or more) are still the majority. We missed Berniece King who will not be able to bowl this season, however, longtime friend and teammate, Bernice Bennett is acting captain during her lay-out.

Also, Ada Burris has asked Norma Paye to assume leadership of her team until she has had and recovered from upcoming gall bladder surgery. We also missed Jay Haggerty, who retired from the league this year after more than 25 years, but she will still be bowling in the Thursday Cal Bowl league which does not require so much traveling.

Interesting to note the 16 team league posted only two places in our first report. Eight teams are tied for first and 8 teams tied for second. Yep, it looks like another competitive season that has made this Classified league so popu-lar. Thanks to our super subs that turned out Monday, including Phyllis Baldwin, who travels the longest distance; Las Vegas!

Dee Phipps led the scoring report with 234-558, followed by Kathy Parrish 201-539, Dorothy Scott 527, Karen Mauricio 525, Sue McGill and Millie Harris tied on 510, Bernice Williams 505, Aresia McGee 501, S. Pittman 209, Cyndie Martin and 201.

NEXT WEEK: 10 a.m. Mon-day, August 24 at Cal Bowl. League rules and schedules will be distributed and list all of the sea-son dates and locations. Captains are responsible to deliver a copy to each member and we advice keeping them in bowling bags so you won’t lose them. Schedules only will be distributed to subs by request.

lAS VEGAS

TRAVEl lEAGUEBy Alice

Meglemre


NEW TO THE EBONITE INVITATIONAL THIS SEASONThe BRY-LAW Super Sweeper 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 season.

Based on 32 entrants, the sweeper payouts will be $5760 in pots alone. The sweeper payouts will include the winners of each game, the three highest scores for series, as well as bonus money for the top 16 games bowled that night. A bowler can cash in as many places as they qualify.

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.

Call Mike Cammarata at Del Rio Lanes for information. (562) 927-3351.


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T o u r n a m e n t

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GREATER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SECOND ANNUAL SINGLES This tournament will be certified through the United States Bowling Congress

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COnGRATUlATiOnS

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bowled 8/10/09 in the 580 Sport Trio League

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Sign Up Now For WCST Ebonite

Singles at Harley’s Camarillo Bowl

by Dick SandersC A M A R I L L O — T h e

WCST Ebonite Singles, will be at Harley’s Camarillo Bowl in Camarillo, CA.

Next week-end August 29-30. This one squad tour-nament will combine both the Seniors & Super Seniors, and will start at 11:00AM, with a 10:30AM check In, Saturday, August 29th.

There are openings at this time. The bowlers will bowl 10 games straight. $170.00 is the entry fee, for current WCST Members, guests to add $15.00. Finals to be held on Sunday, August 30th for both divisions, starting at 8:30AM. Call the WCST Office to enter at 760-363-8141.

640 Scratch TriosThursdays 9 pm

Starts September 10th3 Bowlers Per Team

Each Team Responsible For Obtaining a $200.00 Sponsor34 Weeks • $25.00 Per Week Per Bowler

4 Eight Week RoundsRoll-off 4 Winners - Two Wild Cards

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6th - $10507th - $9758th - 9009th - 750

10th - $600

1st - $45002nd - $27003rd - $21004th - $18005th - $1500

MIRUM QUINTMirum Quint Bowling Tournament

July 24-25-26, 2009(At South Point Bowling Center, Las Vegas, NV)

OFFICIAL RESULTSMIXED DOUBLES

1. T. Williams-C. Zelaya 1459 $1,300.002. B. Cotton-W. Mannie 1424 650.003. R. Fredieu-E. Fredieu 1394 425.004. M. Zelaya-C. Zelaya 1382 320.005. M. Clark-O. Clark 1374 200.006. B. Brashear-L. Rollins 1373 170.007. S. Harrell-C. Zelaya 1358 130.008. D. Johnson-T. Johnson Jr. 1352 110.00 9. S. Jackson-C. Zelaya 1347 110.0010. B. Brashear-K. Shelton 1345 90.00137 Entries @ $28.50 $3,904.50

MIXED TEAMS1. SD Rebels #4 - CS, Captain Stacie Watson 2804 $1,400.002. They Don’t Know 1, Captain James Wright 2642 700.003. SD Rebels #6 - EH, Captain Stacie Watson 2630 370.004. Phoenix Crew #4, Captain Debra Barnes 2614 300.005. Back Again, Captain Michelle Zelaya 2599 230.006. Thinking Of A Name, Captain Michelle Zelaya 2567 200.007. Missile TC #5, Captain Robin Fuller 2557 160.008. 2 J’s and 2 G’s, Captain Brandon Grant 2555 120.0061 Teams @ $57.00 $3,477.00

National Deaf Bowling Newsby Connie Marchione

Deaf Travel League Has 8 Teams For The 50th Season Fall Opening

NORWALK — So. California Deaf Traveling League has grown to 8 teams of foursomes for its coming Fall season opener. Twenty-eight bowlers showed up at its 50th Anniversary meeting at Keystone Lanes; altogether with 10 absentees who could not make the meeting but wanted to be one of the teams. Along with the change from 6 teams of trios to 8 teams of foursomes and raising the cap for teams to 690, the members voted to keep the same rules as last year and to waive the 25 miles travel radius rule. The same slate of President Ed Abaku-moff, Vice-President Sharon Caldwell and Connie Marchione as Secretary-Treasurer will run the 2009-10 season which will include a 50th Anniversary season ending banquet at a place to be announced later. The league will open its travel schedule with Keystone Lanes on Sunday, September 13 at 1:00 p.m. Then for September 27 we will try to get AMF Carter Lanes as next and new place on schedule. Then the rest of the schedule will be set up.

John Segafredo Suffered A Stroke TARZANA — A long time deaf bowler, John Segafredo suffered a stroke on August 3 and was hospitalized in Ventura. A week later he was transferred to a rehabilitation center in Tarzana where he is recovering. John would like friends who knew him to come and visit him there or drop him a card. The address is: Tarzana Health & Rehabilitation Center, John Segafredo, Room 64 A, 5650 Reseda Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91356. For many years a steady 180-190 average bowler, Segafredo did his league bowling at Mission Hills Bowl, Brunswick Matador Bowl and Canoga Park Bowl, making many friends there. He was also a member of So. Caif. Deaf Traveling League and Golden State Deaf League. Before his stroke he was planning to come back to the Deaf Traveling League for its 50th Anniversary season. Segafredo is best known as the 1983 winner of the Pacific Coast Deaf Masters in which he beat 218 other deaf bowlers at Reno. Later on in 2006, he won the Pacific Coast Deaf Senior Masters at Canoga Park Bowl. If you have time, try to visit him and encourage him on his rehabilitation or just drop him a card. John has failing eyesight, so print your name in large letters for him to read. Our prayers are with him for his recovery.

Baker Team Rolls The Impossible

by Carol Mancini

DOWNEY — Team One in the popular Baker mixed league that bowls on Mondays at Del Rio Lanes — for the last 20 years — had scores so rare that U.S.B.C. doesn’t even have an award! Team members — Bill Kin-stler, Sonia Hernandez, Bob Ely, Jack “Wookie” McQuaide, Andy Moran—bowled their usual first 2 games “Non-Bak-er” style. Game 3-4 and 5 are Baker format in this league. Game Three, anchor man Andy Moran struck out for a 182, 2 pins higher than their Baker average. In Game Four, three mem-bers got a small string going in frames 7-8-9, add in four spares, plus 2 splits. Results? Another 182 game. Game Five was a picture of XX’s and O’s. Four bagger in frames 8-9-10-10 equals? 182. I called the U.S.B.C. Head-quarters in Texas. I asked for the Awards Department. When the “Southern Belle” heard my story, she hollered “Does any-one around here know anything about a Baker League?” That told me the answer was going to be “NO” — no award for a Baker triplicate. Maybe they won’t receive a National award, but it sure excited their writer to toot their horns and extend CON-GRATS!

Bidwell Perfect - Rolls 300 on Mixed Patterns

SIMI VALLEY—In only its first year of existence, the Teen Masters new collegiate division has already seen its first mem-orable moment: Devin Bidwell of Simi Valley, Calif., needing a nearly perfect game to make the first cut, rolled 12-straight strikes on combined lane conditions for a perfect 300 game.

Bidwell, a lanky right-hander with a dynamic release, took full advantage of his eye-popping physical game Thursday af-ternoon at the South Point Hotel and Casino bowling center, dis-playing uncommon versatility and determination. Using two dif-ferent balls and lines to the pocket in the 18th and final game of qualifying, Bidwell stayed ahead of the transitioning lanes to toss only the second honor score in Teen Masters history. Bidwell is the first amateur player ever to notch a perfect game on the com-bined short and long sport pattern.

“It just happened,” Bidwell said, noting that the pieces just fell into place and he started to carry. The fact that it helped him leapfrog several competitors into 5th place and make match play made Bidwell’s accomplishment that much sweeter.

Presented by Ebonite International, Dexter Shoes and Kegel, the Teen Masters is America’s premier high school bowling tour-nament. Introduced in 2009, the Teen Masters collegiate division is intended to grow into one of college bowling’s premier singles and team competitions.

Steve Smith Takes6-Game Title

At Forest Lanes LAKE FOREST — Forest Lanes hosted their monthly 6-Gamer Scratch tournament on Sunday, August 16. Congrats to Steve Smith who shot 1290 and took 1st place honors for $300. Second place for $130 went to Mark Fisser with a 1214 score. Third place with a 1192 and $50 was Kevin Gallagher. Sidepots worth $17 went to Kev-in Gallagher 267, Mark Fisser 232, 257, Brandon Chandler 209, Nick Wilson 233, Steve Smith 248. $34 Block winners were Mark Fisser 674 and Steve Smith 663. Our next 6-Gamer will be Sun-day, September 20. Check-in at 4:30 p.m. See you then.

Citrus Belt Trio Bowls 818 Game!

by Frank WeilerMURIETTA—The Citrus

Belt trio team of ROB HOLM-ES, NEAL WRIGHT, and PAT PERINICH lit up the lanes re-cently in the 600 Scratch Trio League at Brunswick Cal Oaks Bowl.

With games of 299 (by Holmes), 219 (by Wright), and 300 (by Perinich) the team set a league and Citrus Belt record for a single scratch trio game of 818. That is an average of 272 per man.

Holmes just missed match-ing Perinich’s 300 when he left a solid eight pin on a good hit on his twelfth shot.

Just a week before this record breaking game, this same trio league saw team-mates Bryan and Jim Barnes bowl 279 and 300 in the same trio game. Their teammate bowled a 165 for a 744 team trio game.

My thanks go out to REB SAWITZ and Cal Oaks Bowl manager DAVE TENNY for reporting these scores to me.


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ries and a 300 game. Lenny was using a Roto Grip Pearl drilled by Josh Montgomery at the Profes-sional Approach Pro Shop inside Cal Bowl. When asked if anyone had helped him with his game, he stated that he applied tips from pro bowler and ESPN commentator Randy Pedersen in his game. Len-ny also wanted to thank his wife, Renay, and his children, Lionel and Nelson for their love and sup-port. Lenny also wanted to thank Moms for support and encourage-ment. Lenny also wanted to dedi-cate the win to his sisters, Jean and Brenda. Lenny plans on using his winnings for paying bills. Lenny also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for hosting the tournament and the ABT Staff and Directors for run-ning an outstanding tournament.

The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our fi-nal squad. Game #1 was the game drawn. The first chance score of 172 (good for $400) was drawn; the second chance score (good for $200) was 101; third chance score (good for $100) was 213 and 256 was the fourth chance (good for a free entry). There were no win-ners. The Mystery Pot is available to all members and costs only $5.

The ABT staff and member-ship would like to thank the man-agement and staff at Cal Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be August 22-23 at Linbrook Bowl. Satur-day squad times are 1, 2:30, 4 and 5:30PM. There will be one squad Sunday morning at 10AM. Semi/finals to follow. All finalists must check in by 11AM. The address for Linbrook is 201 S. Brookhurst in the city of Anaheim. Their phone number is 714.774.2253. First place will be $2000 with 100 entries and 100 Mega Pot entries. Entry fee is $55.

We hope to see you at Lin-brook Bowl on August 22-23!

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Mark Roth Fund Raiser Ball & Bag Winners at AMF Woodlake Lanes. Congratulations!

WOODLAND HILLS — Taking a cue from The Bowl-ing Foundation’s Mark Roth Support, Chuck Reese and his Valley Bowling Supply sponsored a Mark Roth Benefit event last Saturday at AMF Woolake Lanes. This benefit event, a three-game affair was to raise funds to help pay for the huge rehabilitation expenses occurred by Mark Roth who is recovering from his massive stroke. The stroke that disabled Mark’s right side happened just a month after he was honored with induction into USBC Hall of Fame at USBC Convention in Reno. This writer and his brother, Dominic, were among the well wishers and concerned bowlers who rallied to help Chuck’s cause by filling four deep in three-quarters of AMF Woodlake’s 32 lanes. All par-ticipants had enjoyed bowling three games with their entry fee minus the bowling fees going to the Roth fund. Some had participated in brackets and this writer won one of them and donated his prize to the fund. Also each participant was given 15 raffle tickets and a card for three free games by AMF Woodlake Lanes. The raffles were drawn for 4 bowl-ing balls and one bowling bag. This writer apologizes for not getting the names of the raffle

winners, and of the lady who donated her winning ball back to the fund. Chuck’s event was suc-cessful with a goodly sum of money going to The Bowling Foundation to help Mark Roth’s Support Fund. Chuck said to thank all the supporters and participants in helping to make this a successful venture. This writer hopes that other pro shops or bowling propri-etors will copy Chuck Reese’s fundraising plan in helping Mark Roth return to good health. Roth, now at 58, al-though winning 34 PBA titles had some tough years finan-cially. This year he was chosen as the 5th greatest bowler in the poll for the 50 greatest bowlers. This writer was in the USBC Hall of Fame gathering last May at Reno when the healthy Mark was inducted. His in-duction speech was short and proud. He ended his speech with something like, “the honor of being inducted in the bowl-ing’s highest Hall of Fame was like the thrill of his winning his first PBA title”. Anyone who wants to help support Mark Roth, can make a tax deductible donation to Mark Roth Support Fund, c/o The Bowling Foundation, 621 Six Flags Drive, Arlington, TX 76011.

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LAKEWOOD — It’s been a busy place here at Cal Bowl with bowlers asking about the Fall league sign-ups. Other people are checking with their friends and families to see what leagues they plan to bowl in this season. It’s going to be fun, fun, fun and also challenging so get your sign-ups in today. We’re here to help. so just ask. Let’s take a look at last week’s high scores.

YOUNG AT HEART Ed Hansen 202-258-201/661, Don Jackson 112-108-103/323, Josh Hudson 201-211-230/642, Tom Pettway 159-165-170/494, Willlie Creer 196-213-183/592, Ellis Houston 203-203-167/573, Johnny Thomas 158-143-175/476, Milton Donnerson 179-179-179/537, Jim Plante 191-246-258/695, Ben Jones Sr. 150-173-156/479, Walter Millsap 163-225-179/567, Rod McClain Sr. 187-208-192/586, Fred Contreras 173-119-167/459, Cathy Anderson 150-148-141/557, Pre Collier 159-211-187/557, Art Nelson 135-164-137/436, Leroy Canaday 127-156-184/467, Albert Burnett Sr. 182-166-177/525, Tua Sula 199-156-171/526, Marci Hansen 147-151-167/455, Fale Sula 232-203-163/598, Mary Spencer 137-159-177/473, John Brider 162-119-170/451, Earl Hullett 268-222-234/724, Andrew Morton 131-154-186/471, Delo-res Harris 155-105-101/361, J.J. Scott 175-156-196/527, Mattie Wylie 181-191-182/554, Glenn Wright 117-169-120/406, Vern Willey 135-151-151/437, Theresa Harrison 77-91-101/269, Rosalind Harris 94-107-87/288, Joe Brown 133-129-121/383, Gene Hammons 138-134-147/419, Albert Stephen 137-136-133/406, Gene Skulick 138-186-156/488, Eva Hammons 69-83-109/261, Jessie Lane 160-143-121/424, James Kinnard 201-224-176/601.

RECYCLED TEENS Vancie Keith 550, Wendell Ledbetter 613, Jim Burke 639, Ed Brown 639, Joe Erwin 549, Ben Jones Sr. 541, Walter Millsap 581, Tom Spencer 541, Fred Meisel 557, Dennis Galgan 502, Luz Cruz 557, Terry Binuya 545, John Mathews 566, Ken Seiple Sr. 556, Ben Alferos 508, Eddie Buhay 516, Doug Johnson 581, Ron Leidholdt 563, B.J. 582, Dominic Antonio 594, Jorge Fernandez 634, Harold Runyon 650, Bong Cayton 523, Chuck Ashton 580, Gene Nichols 508, Bill Charles 505, Mary Kinard 584.

CORONA LADIES Sidepot winners: Game 1—Lorie Rienstra 225, Diana Howard 218. Game 2— Lanice Smith 206, Betty Green 191. Game 3—Lorie Rienstra 256, Mary Martinez 244.

CAL BOWLEROS Carole Fischer 225-211/611, Margo McClain 235/579, Mary Smyth 222/532, Betty Phillips 201/529, Charron McK-night 528, Dee Phipps 524, Angela Hillig 505.

SENIOR MENS TRIO Vince Cervante 171-213-249/633, Terry Darling 187-201-246/634, Domenic Saraceno 237-198-208/643, Larry Neri 268-177-210/655, Ralph Wingert 214-193-242/649, Jim Burke 243-214-224/681, Pat Kinard 223-185-238/646, Doug Johnson 224-202-211/637, Ed Hansen 214-202-202/618, Ed Cabs 231-240-213/684, Rick Llaneta 268-276-212/756, RIck Hunter 269-242-202/713, Ken Wright 215-201-234/650, Dominic Antonio 207-226-183/616, Pre Collier 224-215-213/652, Rich Kelly 236-190-193/619, Jim Plante 192-210-223/625, Curtis Whaley 235-204-176/615, Billy Cowens 199-221-231/651, Jerry Giron 181-237-218/636, Richard Velazquez 269-173-183/624, Andrey Gibson 164-245-230/639, Billy Scott 213-192-214/619, Rudy Munzon 170-246-212/626, Archie Stull 228-207-222/657, Herman Woodard 224-196-200/620, Sonny Dew 215-232-269/716, Ray Staten 197-233-189/619, Charles Gleason 196-236-179/611, Charles Woods 227-220-267/714, Herman Martin 247-200-190/637, Josh Hudson 176-246-195/617, Don Wade 225-216-231/672, Ben Jones Sr. 179-214-233/626, Ron Johnson 266-226-200/692, Jimmy Hamilton 236-208-214/658, Ed Neal 169-222-222/613, John Dunn 202, Mauro Pendilla 218, John Cuico 215, Dion Morris Sr. 206, Tom Pettway 204, Ellis Houston 224, Gene Skulick 206, Walter Millsap 203, Al Winton 202, Ron Leidholdt 212, B.J. 209, Willy Panton 214, Geno Shaw 211, Joe V. Swift 210, Ray Culp 200,Tony White 201, Al Ortiz 210-231, Jerry Hayes 227, Ernest Jackson 203-211, Rusty Campbell 204, Bobby Collins 202, Joe Erwin 225, John Brider 212, Billy Williams 204, Ron McClain Sr. 221-225, Ivory Herd 222, Walter Gist 216.

CAL STARS Bette Jane Richardi 199-182-167/548, Hedy Schoner 172-173-212/557, Betty Phillips 128-204-200/532, Darlene Hom 164-174-160/498.

FUNSTERS Jane Simmons 216/558, Bob Webb 526, Tony Egenias 538, Art Diemert 226-207/513, Fale Sula 211-202/588, Tua Sula 558, Jim Plante 268-234-278/780, Tom Spencer 209/597, Milton Donerson 580, Divina Buhay 521, Eddie Buhay 201/526, Harold Runyon 206-216/594, Terry Binuya 203/508, Luz Cruz 529, B.J. Theiss 204-241/618, Joe Erwin 517, Jim Burke 201-212/584, Jorge Fernandez 208/586, Don Keith 210-245/606, Josh Hudson 241/619, Willie Young 202/510, Ed Hansen 214-205/616, Curtis Whaley 521, James Kennor 507.

BIG BEAR Harold Duboise 224-211-246/681, Fred Faniel 234-246-204/674, Jeff Cureton 246-180-244/670, Sonny Dew 237-175-258/670, Sid Nakagawa 227-245-191/663, David Pat-terson 175-206-256/637, Ron Corona 192-226-211/629, Ken Nakagawa 223-211-191/625, Grover Dye 189-201-230/620, B.J. Theiss 230-199-188/617, Andy Moran 232-198-185/615, Joe Lopes 186-198-230/614, Jason Van Winkle 209-201-258/668, Matt Mosley 201-242-185/628, Eric Snow 216-226-185/627, Dee Phipps 224-223-176/623, Betty McDiarmid 222-189-203/614, Annie Yonemura 206-244-160/610, Dawn Langer 215-208-181/604, Naimah Williams 181-213-193/587, Shante Pittman 175-176-201/552, Barbara Snow 188-202-158/548, Daronda Reed 186-203-158/547, Joann Dureen 202-166-170/538, Evette Franklin 173-188-169/530, Denise Reed 156-183-185/524, Caroline Head 182-191-147/520, Paula Weissman 152-140-225/517, Allisen Sutton 167-174-176/517, Barbara Van Winkle 191-172-186/549, Jennifer Van Winkle 172-192-181/545.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPAS Chuck Patterson 608, Wendell Ledbetter 572, Bong Cayton 525, Walter Gist 538, B.J. Theiss 609, Mattie Wylie 531, John Mathews 572, Ken Seiple Sr. 567, Margo McClain 506, Ron McClain 589, Benji Calinawan 585, Dennis Galgan 502, Jim Burke 542, Al Ortiz 537, Paul Morrison 510, Walter Millsap 547, Cathy Anderson 519, Al Williams 654, Billy Wil-liams 594, Vancie Keith 508, Don Keith 552, Doug Johnson 583, Jim Young 555, Cliff Schad 509.

FRIENDS OF V.F.W. Nick Guzman 156, Chuck Diaz 217, Alicia Kelly 194, Stacy Kelly 210, Greg Kelly 248-258-279/785, Jo Walsh 162, B.J. Theiss 232-234/664, Suzi Kelly 211-202, Ray Menchaca 194, Chris Kelly 279-257-222/758.

JUNIORSBobcats

Gavin Carother 100-100/282, Princeton Hong 106, Darian Jackson 196.

Classified Chris Johnson 151, John Rey 201-234/630, Myles Rascon-Lahr 277/659.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Ahmad Dorsey 113-114.Adults

Victor Fabian 216-218/628, Paul Mehl Jr. 243-213-201/657, Leland Carter 202-237/635, Naimah Williams 216-227/635, Eldie Abutan 211.Rider 795 And Stewart 706 In

Junior Adult At Linbrook Bowlby Stary Rider

ANAHEIM — J.D. Greenhalgh glided to great games of 238-223-200 for a fantastic 661 series in the THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS. Andrew Stewart secured a 238 game. Other noteworthy scores were reported by Christopher DeFazio 175, Daniel Robbins 155, Beth Torstvet 144-123, Aleara Vrabel 120, Chris M. Rinner 143, Holly Hoon 118, Jessica Quental 173, Tiffani Agustin 160 and Jesse Ledesma 151-144. In the JUNIOR ADULT SCRATCH DOUBLES, John Conway carried the pins for fabulous games of 269-239-216 for a sweet 724 series. Bill Swanson swept the pins for 203-233-213/649, E. J. Rogers registered 237-212/629 and teammate Denise Duarte dazzled the pins for 192-197-211/600. Aaron Wilson led the juniors with a high game of 236 and a 612 series. Andrew Stewart slammed 241 and Xavier Grunbaum rolled his season high 235. We have some awesome scores to report for the BUMPER BUSTERS. Taylor Pac smashed the pins for 118-132 and Ryan Gallant grasped 83-127-87. Up next Logan Palumbo packed 78-107 and R.J. Davis delivered 103-86. Derrick Hicks hit 96-74, Nick Hank heaved 91-91, Kaitlyn Aguirre accumulated 77-90, Kellen Hicks hammered 82-87, Jennifer Lewis landed 83-83 and Khamron Gardner gripped 61-73. In the SATURDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS, Andrew Stewart had steady scores of 202-212-243 to lead the juniors with a 657 series. Valerie Matsumoto mastered the lanes for a fabulous 257 and 634 series. Chris Gushue crushed 195-223-193 for a 611 to round out our 600 scores. Other terrific scores were rolled by Austin Waller 199, Maddy Montano 147, Nancy Waller 107, Marco Vasquez 163, Nick Sanderson 142, Taylor Ojeda 74-74, Shawn McFeggan 130, Shawn Blackmon 122-147, Noah Palumbo 110, Domynyc Gardner 136-115-129, Andrea Chaquila 133, Nicole Tan 167, Chris Woodmansee 152-132, Chris M. Rinner 154, Cesar Guardado 104, Ventresca Randall 125-148-127 and Nicole Rodriguez 119. With only one week remaining in the JUNIOR ADULT FAMILY FUN league, Stacy Rider put together 3 nice games of 279-237-279 for a fab 795 series. Teammate Andrew Stewart smashed 199-251-256 for a great 706 series. A couple of pairs over, Brian Peterson, with the league high average of 221, put some strikes together scoring 202-255-232/689 and son, Michael Peterson pounded the pocket for 192-226-182/600. Up against them, Russ Rinner rolled to 201 and Chris M.Rinner ripped 143. Steve Matsumoto finished the night off right with 237 and Darrell Wilson downed 203.

STUDIO CITY — As you should know (and if not we’ll transcribe it now), Pinz is 50 years old! We are not over the hill or nearing old age, only being the silver foxes we are and gracefully aging. The number 50 means a lot of us, if it is divided by 10 and add 3 and then cut it in half and multiply it, you get the exact number of times that it took you to figure that equation out.

PINZ ADULTS Many of you have bowled 250’s or 750 series, but have you ever bowled an actually 50? That takes talent and we applaud anyone who can skillfully bowl a 50 and still have pride in their game. Unfortunately, none of you did so here’s the scores: Twilighters: Allan Hamond 254/636, Jim Moore 246/624, Tony Deraud 243, Kevin King 238, Peter Berger 217. Kings and Queens: Kevin Collins 268/733, Mark Dacey 240, Jonathan Kendrick 227, John Hamois 224, Ross Gold-man 221. E.I.B.L.: Greg Reed 256/672, Herb 231/638, Mike 634, John Randolph 225/616, Brian Baccus 224, John Villa 221, Will Garrett 221. Funseekers: Zoran Jacimovic 289/773, Jeff Pifko 255/693, Barry Judis 258/633, Tony Annibale 612, Keane Murakami 226/611, Tony Deraud 233. S.C.B.L.: Keane Murakami 244/680, Dave Yamamoto 235/673, Brian Patterson 246/652, Dwayne Miller 611, Mike Malone 223/603, Michael Gehrke 237, Brian Schultz 223.

PINZ JUNIORS Great job this week, young ‘uns. One day you’ll reach 50 and look back at how much fun you had at Pinz and what a great person Barbara Lee is. Well, we are 50 and we already know that our Junior Director is the cat’s pajamas. So party like its 1959 and check out these scores: Adult Junior: Brandon Dziengielewski 254/665, Treven Goldsmith 214/611, Jamie Spector 218/593, Max Korn 210/553, Brad Lander 216/551. Senior Scratch: Max Korn 279/912, Natalie Honda 216/805, Natalie Kato 219/733, Treven Goldsmith 182/667, Jamie Spector 185/633. Senior Galaxies: Mario Vargas 154/418, Daniel Cohen 191/413, Stirling McCulloch 144/410, Wendy Rowlett 134/396, Jessica Taylor 128/373. Junior Stars: Nicole Martinez 193/414, Nicholas Martinez 108/290, Angelo Costa 93/230, Samantha Vargas 81/205, Kayla Arriaga 86/191.

PINZ SENIORS/LADIES Well, you have seen 50’s before, maybe years ago or just recently. Yet, have you ever realized that some of you are older than the alley that you bowl at? No sweat, we still think you’re spring chickens, young bucks, buckaroos, springaroo bucks, or whatever else shows how young you are. Well, look at these ageless scores: Happy Timers: Gary Olsen 181/527, Joel Margolis 188/494, Yolanda Dragotta 155/416, Ruth Swick 143/382. Breakfast Club: Donna Klein 194/498, Barbara Nicola 174/458, Bernie Filosa 158/442, Charlene Gaffney 419, Ariamae Shapiro 148/404, Christine Stark 156. Coffee and Donuts: Charlene Gaffney 191/519, Elayne Klein 179/508, Lu-Juan Lietzke 168/470, Annie Block 448, Pauline Lipin 174/446, Bernie Filosa 168. Josyln Seniors: Sol Stein 230/549, Gary Olsen 199/506, Barbara Abell 157/430, Kathy George 150/419. Senior Social: Art Michener 178/510, Russ Romo 181/488, Christine Stark 176/480, Gary Olsen 166/475, Charlene Gaffney 167/448. Bowler of the Week: This past article may have seen like deja vu yet it clearly still states how great you are. So we picked the greatest bowler of last week: Allan Ham-mond. He bowled a wonderful 254 game for a 636 series this past Tuesday. Great Allan and hope to see you in the winter league. Sweetness Quote of the Week: Looking fifty is great-if you’re sixty. - Joan Rivers.

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YORBA linDA BOWl (30)18171 Imperial Highway, yorba Linda, CA 92868

(714) 777-3818

DEl ROSA lAnES (32)1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404

(909) 886-4675 Fax: (909) 883-4665Email: [email protected]

EMpiRE BOWl (24)940 W. Colton Ave., Redlands, CA 92374(909) 793-2525 • www.empirebowl.com

BUEnA lAnES (42)1788 S. Mesa Verde, Ventura, CA 93003

(805) 656-0666

AMF VAllEY ViEW ( 32)12141 Valley View St., Garden Grove, CA 92845

(714) 898-2507 • (714) 893-1563Email: [email protected]

ViRGin RiVER (24)Bowling Center, Hotel, & CasinoI-15 Exit 122 Mesquite, NV 89027

(800) 346-7721 • FAX (702) 346-3965

TEXAS STATiOn (60)Gambling Hall, Hotel, & Bowling Center

2101 Texas Star Lane, N. Las Vegas, NV 89032(800) 654-8804 – (702) 631-8388 FAX: (702) 631-8281

email: [email protected]

SUnCOAST (64)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

9090 Alta drive, Las Vegas, NV 89145(702) 636-7400

SAnTA FE STATiOn (60)Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center

4949 N. Rancho dr., Las Vegas, NV 89130(702) 658-4995

www.santafestationlasvegas.com

SAM’S TOWn (56)Hotel, Gambling Hall, & Bowling Center

5111 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, NV 89122(800) 634-6371

THE ORlEAnS (70)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

4500 West Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV 89103(888) 365-7111

GOlD COAST (70)Hotel, Casino, & Bowling Center

4000 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103(800) 331-5334

All STAR lAnES (22)4459 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90041

(323) 254-2579

HARlEY’S SiMi BOWl (24)480 E. Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley CA 93065

(805) 526-4212 Fax: (805) 526-9829www.harleysbowl.com

MiRA MESA BOWl (44)8210 Mira Mesa Blvd., San diego, CA 92126

(858) 578-0500

KEARnY MESA BOWl (40)7585 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San diego, CA 92111

(858) 279-1501

SAn GABRiEl VAllEYAssociation Manager - Linda Johnson

1061 West Badillo, Covina 91722 (626) 859-6216E-Mail: [email protected]

CiTRUS BElTAssociation Manager - Elise M. Hamner

711 “B” West 2nd Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410 (909) [email protected]

ORAnGE COUnTYAssociation Manager - Cheryl Huntington

13896 Harbor Blvd., #5A Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) [email protected]

nORTH l.A. COUnTYAssociation Manager - Tom Leigh

15600 devonshire St., Suite 212, Granada Hills, CA 91344 (818) 810-6263

SOUTH l.A. COUnTYAssociation Manager - Judy Nielsen

17057 Bellflower Blvd., Bellflower, CA 90706 (562)[email protected]

RiVERSiDE lAnES (34)1650 S. Casino drive, Laughlin, NV 89029

(888) 590-2695 • Fax: 702-298-2687email: [email protected]

SOUTH pOinT (64)64 Lanes, Snack Bar, Pro Shop

9777 Las Vegas Blvd., South Las Vegas, NV 89123(866) 796-7111 Fax: 702-797-8081

ViSTA EnTERTAinMEnT CEnTER (40)435 West Vista Way, Vista, CA 92083

(760) 941-1032www.vistaentertainment.com

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CAnYOn lAnES (24)49750 Seminole dr., Cabazon, CA 92230

(951) 752-6120 Fax: (951) 922-2385Located next to Morongo Casino

THE BOWliUM (32)4666 E. Holt Blvd., Montclair, CA 91763

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