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BOWLING NEWSOctober 25, 2012

Bowling newsThursday October 25, 2012

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Bowling news

Torrance — The JaT made their way to Torrance for the first Adult/Member Doubles event of the season. A strong field of 44 bowlers took the lanes for this always-fun event.

After 5 games of qualify-ing, Wesley Low Jr. and Vince Wood led the field at +326, followed by DeeRonn Booker and Josh Tajiri at +247, Oscar Chan and Danny Ontiveros at +221 and Jerome Jordan Jr. and Darrel Griffin at +215. Low-to-qualify was Jacob Ca-macho and Chris Valenzuela at +56.

In match-play, the bowl-ing switched to Baker with bowlers alternating frames to make one game. Chan/On-tiveros locked up the top-seed position at +544 going 4-1 in match-play including a strong 243-259 finish. Low Jr./Wood hung on to the #2 seed at +454 with their 2-3 record. Jordan Jr./Griffin jumped to the #3 seed at +442 with a perfect 5-0 record and Booker/Tajiri took

JAT Champions Danny Ontiveros and Oscar Chan and 2nd Wesley Low Jr. and Vince Wood.

chan and ontiveros Team up For JaT Victoryby David Yamauchi

the last roll-off spot at +371 with a 2-3 record and barely holding off Treven Goldsmith and Kurt Arakaki who made a late charge for the last spot.

In the roll-offs, 4th seeded Booker/Tajiri took out 3rd seed Jordan Jr. 206-156. They advanced to meet 2nd seeded Low Jr./Wood. Low Jr./Wood were locked in and a couple

late splits by Booker/Tajiri gave them an easy 225-178 win and a spot in the Champi-onship Match.

In the final match, top-seeded Oscar Chan and Danny Ontiveros showed why they led the field striking their way to a 252-203 win over Wes-ley Low Jr. and Vince Wood. Congratulations to Danny On-

tiveros and Oscar Chan on his first JAT title!

Our first of back-to-back tournament will be this Sun-day, October 28, 2012 at AMF Cerritos Lanes followed by another event Sunday, Novem-ber 4th at The New Bowlium. Hope to see all of you on the lanes the next two Sundays!

AMF Bowl-O-Drome – October 7, 2012 (l-r): Andrew Svoren/Cody Lewis – 1st; Brandon Pekins/DeeDee Ho – 2nd

JaT Farm club

by David GordonTORRANCE — Here is

a quick update on the latest tournament for the JAT Farm Club. Our last event was at the beginning of October at AMF Bowl-O-Drome and was the first Adult/Member event of the new season. This article will cover the handicap divi-sion of that JAT tournament.

We only had eight teams in this division with some decent scoring from the juniors. In the qualifying round of five games we had reportable scores from Brandon Pekins (Open Divi-sion) with 258-223-242-267. Very good shooting. Also from the Open division was Andrew Svoren with a 255 game and his partner Cody Lewis (Farm Club) posted up 244-244 games. And lastly from the Open division was Baujee Harlan with games of 234-242. Other Farm Club bowlers with high scores were Kylie Shishima 244, Ryan Weitzel 235, and Ryan Pekins 223-222. As for the actually adult bowlers, we had Dean Nishijima 234, Kevin McBride 228-226, and Stevn Roderick 226. With the small field, we cut to the top six teams which came in at plus 68 to advance and team Svoren/Lewis lead-ing at plus 266.

The six teams then bowled five games of baker match play with the leading team posting up a 257 game. The team of DeeDee Ho/B. Pekins kept close with games of 248-236. Roderick/Weitzel had a 235 game in their mix and McBride/Ryan McBride put up a 225 game.

Then it was down to the top four team for a baker-team TV-style roll-off. We started with the 4th seed team of Rod-erick/Weitzel (+183) taking on

the 3rd seed team of Heather Morkes/Harlan (+251). Tak-ing the game out-right was Morkes/Harlan 203-166 and on to meet the 2nd team of Ho/B. Pekins (+406). Here the 2nd seed stayed true with a win 233-212. Now in the final pairing of Ho/B. Pekins versus the top seed team of Svoren/Lewis (+471), the handicap advantage was with the lead-ers. However, they didn’t need it, winning the scratch score by one pin and a final score of 193-183. Congratula-tions Andrew and Cody.

Our next event (regular tournament) will be this Sun-day at AMF Cerritos Lanes. Check-in begins at 8:15 with the action to start around 9:00. Bowlers, we need to up our attendance and get those new bowlers out here. Hope to see you all out there.

LAKE FOREST — The ABTA will visit popular and classy Forest Lanes Saturday in a SPECIAL 0ne Day Event which is Frozen Handicap and also for those who enter at For-est there is a One pin Bonus for the Thanksgiving Event.

New members are wel-come at Forest up to 209 aver-age (Men and Women). Only $10 to join. Senior Men 55+ and Ladies 49 + you will get a Free Membership. Also for the Super Seniors Men 63+ and Ladies 55+ there is at least 3 bowlers added to the semi-finals.

Forest Lanes is located at 22771 Centre St. in Lake For-est. Take the 5 to 405 then to Bake Expressway. Go East one mile to Rockfield then south ¾ mile to Centre then left. Or 5 Freeway to Lake Forest Dr then east ½ mile to Rockfield then left on Centre ¼ mile. NOTE: The HAT Restaurant is on that corner. The phone is 949-770-0055.

The Pots are huge!! The Match Game again is $3,500. Match Series est $400 and the 3-6-9 is $1,200. Side-pots are guaranteed. $100 at 4:00 PM and $200 at 6:00 PM and usu-ally go for more than $200 per game, and pay 3 places in the last squad and only for a $7.00 entry total for the 3 games. A good buy at $2.33 per game.

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also FROZEN Handicap and a Thanksgiving pin Bonus. Then Nov. 10 a long awaited return to Action Lanes in El Monte and Nov. 17 Carter Bowl in Fullerton.

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RANCHO CUCAMONGA — Thank you very much to all the bowlers who showed up and participated in this past weekend’s event at Brunswick Deer Creek Lanes. These bowlers were enthusiastic and competitive.We got to crown a new champion, a gentleman by the name of Don Quitangon.He fired a whopping +173 good for the $1000 1st place prize.In 2nd place, another fine gentleman Alan Hecht.Alan used his powerful technique and release, to snatch the 2nd place prize of $190 with a +162.In 3rd place last spot for cashing Mark Andrews used his straight and accurate power to secure his position for $54 with a +119.Our sidepot winnings were from:The 1st squad, Sue Okamoto, 247 $10, Don Quitangon 306 $10,Kevin Valmonte 249 $10.In the second squad, Alan Hecht 287 $8.50, Don Quitangon 243 $8.50, Kyle Doran & Don Quitan-gon tied with 258.Most players within reaching distance of cashing.The next UHBT tournament is in 2 weeks at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim on Sunday November 4th. It will also be a guaranteed event.

don Quitangon wins ultimate handicap bowlers Tour championship at deer creek lanes

historic Team bowling concept to debut with 2013 “Pba league”

eight star-studded teams, singles events will be part of unique detroit Pba winter swing

SEATTLE – The Professional Bowlers Association will introduce an eight-team pro bowling league for the 2012-13 season, featuring PBA stars as Franchise Players, a draft of PBA members to fill out the five-player team rosters and a television series resulting in six ESPN telecasts, PBA Commissioner Tom Clark announced today.

The historic PBA League will make its debut during the Detroit PBA Winter Swing Jan. 19-27 at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich., feature a live ESPN show on Sunday, Jan. 27 of PBA League Round 1 action and conclude with the PBA League Elias Cup Finals, honoring PBA founder Eddie Elias, at Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis on Sunday, March 31 (airing Sunday, April 7 on ESPN).

“Bowling has deep roots in team competition,” Clark said. “As a part of its 2012-13 season, the PBA is going to return five-player team bowling competition to the spotlight, but in a way it has never before been seen.”

Details on significant aspects of the league such as team names, owners and sponsors will be released soon.

Here’s how the PBA League will work:

THE TEAMS ● The PBA League will consist of eight five-player teams, each representing a city to be named later. Each team will be headed by a Franchise Player – a PBA star who will draft players to fill his team. The Franchise Players will be the top eight players from the 2011-12 PBA Tour competition points list: Sean Rash of Montgomery, Ill.; Jason Belmonte of Australia; Mike Fagan of Dallas; Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo.; Osku Palermaa of Finland; Norm Duke of Clermont, Fla.; Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa., and Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas. ● There will be a draft involving all PBA members who make themselves eligible. PBA members must declare eligibility with the PBA by 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Pacific on Friday, Nov. 2. By de-claring eligibility, those PBA members are promising to compete in the January 2013 PBA League events if they are drafted. ● On Friday, Nov. 2, official practice day for the PBA World Series of Bowling in Las Vegas, a random drawing will determine the selection order for the eight Franchise Players. Each Franchise Player will draft four additional players to fill out his roster from the list of PBA members who have registered to participate in the program. ● The draft itself will be held on Friday, Nov. 9, and air live on Xtra Frame, the PBA’s online bowl-ing channel. It will be done in “serpentine” fashion whereby each Franchise Player will pick one player in pre-determined order. Whomever picks eighth will also pick ninth, and the draft order will be reversed, moving back up the list. The Franchise Player who picked first will then pick 16th and 17th, etc. The draft will consist of five rounds (to allow for selection of a sixth, or supplemental, player) Check out more details on www.pba.com.Las Vegas Welcomes the

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$600 if 1st entry paid by Nov. 3 $ 250 if by Nov 10 $175 if by Nov. 17 $700 if qualifying Wednesday Night and winning event $500 if qualifying Thursday Squads and winning event $250 for qualifying Friday (all Squads) $200 ABTA Logo Shirt $850 bowled 29+ Sqds since Nov 28, 2011 $400 if bowled in 15 Sqds calendar Year $250 using 900 Global Ball in final matchCash n Carry pays $115-$1 in this special event up to $4,600 ($1--$40 entry) 1 in 6 ½ entrants to Semi Finals EACH DAY is Separate Qualifying Board

QUALIFYING SQUADSWednesday Nov. 21 $700 Bonus ONE BIG SQUAD 9:45 pM 1 in 6 to SemisThursday Nov. 22 $500 Bonus 5:30 7:00- 8:30 & 10:00 pM 1 in 6 to SemisFriday Nov. 23 $250 Bonus 5:00 – 7:00 - 8:30 & 10:00 pM 1 in 6 ½ to semis Saturday Nov. 24 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 last regular qualifying squad Board frozen

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American Bowlers Tournament AssociationP.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 • 562-868-7164 • Cell: 562-228-3960 • www.abta1.com

1 Gerry Manalo 768 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $850.00 2 Sam wu 643 $500.00 3 Emilio Flores 704 $200.00 4 Roland Suase 638 $112.50 5 Giang huynh 634 $112.50 6 Tao Yang 663 $105.00 7 Billy Chao 635 $105.00 8 George Alford Jr. 628 $105.00 9 Beth Borci 583 $105.00 10 Ricardo Baca 684 $100.00 11 william Garrett 658 $100.00 12 George Parker 654 $100.00 13 Tomas Chavez 652 $100.00 14 Rithy Ath 647 $100.00 15 Mein Barcelona 644 $100.00 16 Bobbie McCollum (SS) 603 $100.00 17 Robert Ricketts (SS) 628 $82.50 18 Kenny Kwan 627 $80.00 19 Samson Kong 620 $77.50 20 David Dittlinger 619 $75.00 21 Sun Sundara (SS) 618 $72.50 22 Johnny washington 609 $72.50 23 John Armenia 598 $70.00 24 Edmond Del Mundo 592 $67.50 25 Royce Angeles 587 $65.00 26 Allan Basto 581 $65.00 27 Ammie Lubag 579 $62.50 28 Jack Trongale 575 $62.50 29 Juan Camarena 60% 565 $36.00 30 Michael Davis 559 $60.00 31 Akela Basto 567 $59.00 32 Richard valdez 555 $59.00 33 Jennifer Grant 553 $58.00 34 Kent Maruyama 550 $58.00 35 Derrick Brown 548 $57.00 36 Emily Yeung 546 $57.00 37 Bill warren 538 $56.00 38 Joyce Charles 537 $56.00 39 Mark Fisser 530 $55.00 40 Michael villareal 481 $55.00 41 walter white (SS) DNS FE

DOUBLES1 Sam wu / Billy Chao 1350 $120.00 2 Emilio Flores / Yan Tao Yang 1348 $100.00 3 Samson Kong / Yan Tao Yang 1345 $90.00 4 Yan Tao Yang / Kenny Kwan 1342 $90.00 5 Allan Basto / Tim (vien) Tran 1338 $80.00 6 Sam wu / Kenny Kwan 1330 $80.00 7 Jeff wu / Sam wu 1322 $70.00 8 Jeff wu / Edmond Del mundo 1321 $70.00 9 Billy Chao / Kenny Kwan 1318 $60.00 10 Michael K. Leung / Yan Tao Yang 1315 $60.00 11 Emilio Flores / Tomas Chavez 1310 $60.00 12 Jeff wu / Billy Chao 1310 $50.00 13 Yan Tao Yang / Ryan Nam 1309 $50.00 14 Jerry Chang / Yan Tao Yang 1308 $40.00 15 Samson Kong / Giang huynh 1307 $40.00 16 Emilio Flores / Samson Kong 1307 $40.00 17 Samson Kong / Kenny Kwan 1301 $40.00 18 Jerry Chang / Edmond Del mundo 1295 $30.00 19 Michael K. Leung / Billy Chao 1291 $30.00 20 Jeff wu / Kenny Kwan 1290 $30.00 21 william Garrett / Michael Davis 1289 $30.00 22 Galdino Chavez / Edmond Del mundo 1289 $20.00 23 william Garrett / John Armenia 1285 $20.00 24 JeJe Gabriel / Edmond Del mundo 1278 $20.00 25 Jerry Chang / Giang huynh 1270 $20.00 26 Samson Kong / Tim (vien) Tran 1270 $20.00

FINANCIAL REPORTCut Scores

Men: Sat + 43 women: Sat +14Super Seniors:

Jack Trongale (12), walter white (10), Joyce Charles (7)

high qualifer (Free Entry)Men: Michael villarreal (Lh) + 153

women: Jennifer Grant + 833 - 6 - 9: Ricardo Baca, Leonard Garcia

Match Game: 255 - NO wINNERMatch Series: 430 - Mike J Moore

RAFFLE wINNERS 900 Global Ball - Sponsor David Dittlinger Thanksgiving Entry walter white Regular Entry David Dittlinger ABTA Shirt Chris Romero January Entry Mike Moore Prize Fund 179 $4,563.50Paid Entries 19 @ 55 $1,026.00Optional Sidepots $1,106.00Doubles $1,360.003-6-9 $50.00Cash & Carry $850.00Match Series $592.00Shirt & Trophy $88.00Total Payout $16,010.50

ABTAKeystone Lanes - October 20

NORWALK — We returned to Keystone Lanes where we saw a decent turnout of 179 entries come out on Saturday for a nice fun filled event. On a semi- tough but fair shot the cut scores were +43 for the men and +14 for the women also Super Seniors added to the board (two men and one Woman) were Jack Trongale +12, Walter White +10, and Joyce Charles +7. Super se-niors are men 63 and over, and for the women you just need to be a young 55. That would give us 42 bowlers making it to the semi-finals.

The High qualifiers were “Iron Mike” Villareal for the men with a +153. For the women it was Jennifer Grant with a +83. They will get a paid entry into a future regu-lar ABTA event. Each week our top seed draws the Match Series, and this time it was worth $592. Mike would drew a 430. We had one bowler that bowled this score and it was Mike Moore. Therefore, we will estimate the Match Series at $350 at this week’s Forest Lanes event. Ricardo Baca, and Leonard Garcia were last standing. Both missed on their last shot for the 3-6-9, so they split the $50 consolation.

The pot will be at $1,200 at Lake Forest Lanes.

In our optional doubles, leaders were Sam Wu and Bil-ly Chao with a 1350 for $120. In second were Emilo Flores and Tao Yang with a 1348 for $100. There was a total of $1,360 paid out in doubles and 26 paid spots with low to cash of 1270.

In the semifinals, Gerry Manalo led the field at +168 to sit out and bowl for the title. Finishing in second was Emilo Flores at a +104. He will sit out the first round of the top Single Elim Finals. Gerry had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $3,500. He drew a 255. We had no bowlers who shot that score. We still have four full pots and now a fifth pot started that is at $2,120. Next week we will go for $3,500 again.

This would bring us to our top 16 Match Play finals. In the first round, the seven los-ers were Ricardo Baca, Mien Barcelona, Bobbie McCollum, Rithay Ath, William Garrett, George Parker, and Thomas Chavez, each will get $100. In round two, the four losers were Beth Borci, Tao Yang, George Alford Jr, and Billy Chao, each getting checks of $105.

This would get us down to the final five bowlers. The weekly horses are paying a low of $21, (Emilio Flores)to a high of $161. (Both Ro-land Suase and Giang Huynh.)In one match, the tenth seed was Sam Wu versus Roland Suase, the eleventh seed. This was another of our low scoring matches, Sam advancing with a 170/224 to 164/215 final. In the other match, it was Giang Huynh the thirteenth seed ver-sus Emilio Flores the second seed. This was another one of the medium scoring matches. This match went down to the tenth frame where it was Emi-lo ecking out the close victory with a 169/223 to 168/218 to advance. Giang and Roland finished in fourth and fifth get-ting checks for $112.50 each.

Our semi-final match was set, and would pit the sec-ond and tenth seeds from the semis against each other. In the weekly “horses”, we would see Emilo paying $21 and Sam paying $50 if they would win their match. Both bowlers would have the same HDCP so it would be a scratch match. Sam would lead off the match with an open. Emilo would start out with a spare but follow that with an open.

Sam would come up and get marks in his next six shots and Emillo would have opens in the fourth and sixth frames to put him down by 22 pins, and he would not recover from that. Sam would finish out with a 170/224 to 149/203 to advance. Emilo would take home $200 for his third place finish. For those lucky “inves-tors” that had Sam as a horse got $50.

The title game was all set. It would be top qualifier Gerry Manalo going for his first title and Sam Wu also for his first championship. Sam would start out with an open. Gerry would get a spare and then double to start his first three frames. Sam was able to come back with marks in the second thru fourth frames, but an open in the fifth. Gerry would get an open in the fourth and then a spare and strike in the fifth and sixth frames, at that point, he had a 12-pin lead. He would add to that lead with strikes in the seventh and eighth frames then cruise to victory with a 210/258 to 166/220 and take his first ABTA title. He would take home $1,100 for the vic-tory and an additional $850 for Cash and Carry to give him a total of $1,850. Sam would

take home $500 for his second place finish.

Champion Gerry Manalo is from Northridge and used a Critical Theory drilled by Rusty at Mission Hills. He is single and would like to thank his family, especially his brothers Pat and Bo, who both are regular bowlers, and great people, along with Nancy, the ABTA and its staff.

Sam Wu, Second Place, is from Pomona and used a Vibe drilled by Billy Chao. He is single,and would like to thank his brother Jeff and Patricia Lin for all their support.

Emilio Flores, Third Place, is from Fontana and used a 900 Global Bank drilled by Marv Sargent at Foothill. He is single and would like to thank all his friends at Foot-hill Lanes, Carlos, Peng, the ABTA and its Staff, and lets not forget ‘Lion Fan” Tony Leogrande. They should have won Mondays Game :_)

The weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Global Ball was David Dittlinger. Each en-try you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. During our raffle winning an entry for the Thanksgiving tourney was Walter White, winning a regular free entry was David Dittlinger. Win-ning an ABTA Shirt was Chris Romero, and winning an entry in our January Las Vegas event was Mike Moore. The rest of the results are in the payoff column in this paper.

Popular Forest Lanes is our host Saturday in a Special One Day. The Center is located barely south of the 5 and 405 Freeway interchange at 22771 Centre St. Lake Forest. Phone 949-770-0055. See Our ad for Directions. You can check our website (www.abta1.com) for schedule and directions. If you have changes in address please send your new address. Make Plans for Saturday at Forest Lanes, and our next big event at Cal Bowl for Thanksgiving event. Its history folks as Ger-ry Manalo enters the archives as our latest champion.

If you have any comments or suggestions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then!

NOTE: HANDICAP IS FROZEN at FOREST. You will not lose pins except for an extenuating circumstance and you will get ONE BONUS PIN for the THANKSGIVING EVENT IF You Bowl at Forest Lanes.

We apologize, the pictures could not be processed this week. We will gladly take an-other picture of the winners at a future event and post it to the Bowling News and our Web-site.

Gerry Manalo First abTa championship

Mike Moore hits Match series for $592Match Game Again is $3,500 • 3-6-9 will be $1,200 • Match Series Estimated at $350

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AUSTIN — Colombian native Clara Guerrero of Pflugerville, Texas, became the fifth woman to win a PBA Regional title Sun-day when she posted a 7-4-1 match play record and a 25-game total of 5,869 pins to top Tyler Jensen of Fort Worth, Texas, by 26 pins in the PBA Southwest Region’s Young and Pratt Austin Open at Dart Bowl in Austin, Texas.

Guerrero, a former PBA Women’s Series competitor and long-time member of the Colombian national team, built a 200-pin lead midway through the round robin match play finals before Jensen won three matches in a row, shooting 780 in the process, to narrow the lead to 60 pins heading into position round. He started the final game with six strikes, but failed to convert a 4-5 split, and Guerrero closed her game with four strikes to lock up the $2,500 first prize along with her title.

The other women who have won PBA Regional titles include Liz Johnson, Cheektowaga, N.Y.; Missy Parkin, Lake For-est, Calif. (two); Kelly Kulick, Union, N.J. (two); and Shannon O’Keefe, Arlington, Texas. Amy Stolz of Castle Rock, Colo., also won a regional, but was not a member at the time and there-fore didn’t receive credit for a PBA title.

CHAPARRAL 300 BOWLLets Roll !!!

2012 – 2013 Winter Leagues Schedules Day/Time League Name Type Start Meeting Sweeps Date Sweep LocationSunday 6:00pm Fast & Furious Mx Hdcp 4’s 9/9/12 5:00pm 6/15/12 Laughlin Monday 10:00am Senior Stars Mx Hdcp 4’s 9/10/12 9:30am 1/21/13 Chaparral 3006:30pm Chino Hills Get a Way Mx Hdcp 4’s 10/22/12 5:30pm 6/22/13 Las VegasTuesday 6:30pm Here 4 Fun & Pizza Mx Hdcp 5’s 9/18/12 5:30pm 1/22/13 Chaparral 300Wednesday6:30pm Guys & Dolls Mx Hdcp 4’s 10/24/12 5:30pm 6/22/13 Las VegasThursday6:30pm Chino Hills Gamblers Mx Hdcp 5’s 10/25/12 5:30pm 6/22/13 Las Vegas

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300 side by sideby Frank Weiler

REDLANDS — Bowling in the Noonlighters Senior League at EMPIRE BOWL recently Ray Smith and Dave Hill rolled perfect games side by side. Well, nearly side by side. They each scored 300 in the third game of league play just a few lanes apart.

It was Mister Smith’s first perfect game. He had an 800 series last season but did so without a perfect game. For Mister Hill it was perfecto number four. His first three were bowled at DEL ROSA LANES. Both men carry a

200 plus average and score consistently high.

Smith used his Ebonite Mission 250K for a 769 (191 - 277 - 300) while Hill used his Storm Nano for a 774 (236 - 238 - 300).

During the ten minute warm up session before league play Smith knew he had a chance to score big. He struck on all eight practice shots. Eight for eight strikes, all solid. While he finished the day with twenty-seven strikes on his last twenty-nine shots, he started slow. Inexplicably, three splits in the first seven frames of game one cost Mis-ter Smith an 800 series.

Things were not as dra-matic for Dave but the results were about the same.

Great bowling guys, the BOWLING NEWS salutes both of you. Who says senior citizens can’t score? Thanks to the BOWLING NEWS the world knows seniors can.

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by Darlene HomGARDEN GROVE —

Cooler weather took us to Valley View Lanes for week 9 where the scores seem to have cooled off too, but a good time was had by all. We would like to thank Valley View Lanes for the coffee and water.

The high rollers for the day were Doris Lewis 200/545, Pearlie Watts 524, Linda Kin-ney 508, Aresia McGee 502, Audry Thubodeaux 500, and Maxx Paul 200. The high hand-icap series was 1961 by West-minster 2 and a high handicap game of 708 by Valley View 1. Westminster 2 leads the league with 23 wins; and Westminster 1 close behind with 19.

NEXT WEEK BOWL @ CERRITOS LANES 10a.m.

The Perfect Game by Steve FelegeSet-up by Carol Mancini

Carol: Gooood morning Steve!Steve: Good morning Carol....uh.....why are you grinning? Bad things always happen to me when you grin like that!Carol: I’m not grinning. Hey Dean, am I grinning? Tell Steve I’m not grinning!Dean: You’re grinning!Carol: I am not!Dean: Okay, you’re smiling effusively.Carol: That’s better. Wait a minute, what........Dean: Oh, for Heaven’s sake; just tell him what’s going on!Steve: Uh-oh. Am I gonna need bandages?Carol: Nope.Steve: Sutures? Carol: Unh-unh.Steve: A splint?Carol: NO! Where do you keep getting these ideas?Steve: Well, since I came out here to help write this column, I’ve been threatened by a violent criminal, thrown head-first down lane #8, and put in a “hammer-lock” hold by a lady wrestler. I’m living under a bridge, eating styrofoam packaging peanuts, and you won’t renegotiate my contract which was written while I was jet-lag delirious! I’m starting to see a pattern, that’s all. Carol: So, you’re ready for some good news?Steve: I’m ready to go back to Pennsylvania!Carol: A good coach never breaks a promise. If I send you back to PA, how will you give those free lessons to Cecil like you promised?Steve: Cecil?! I thought he had to serve another four months!Carol: Hey, Dean! Would you be so kind as to show our guests in?Steve: Guests?Dean: Cecil, come on in.....and bring your mom.Steve: Cecil! How are you, big guy? I’ve been looking forward to this day!Carol: Steve, I would like to introduce you to your biggest challenge yet!Steve: Cecil?Carol: No......his mother. Come on in “Ma”!Ma: So this here’s the fool that thinks he’s a better coach than me, huh. Well let me tell you somethin’ Steeeeeve, I got certified by the American Junior Bowling Congress a long time ago! I been coaching my boy since he was in diapers and I have personally read a whole book about bowling.Steve: Have you read mine?Ma: You wrote a book? Who are you to write a book? You’re nobody, that’s who you are! At least I ain’t never heard of ya!Steve: It’s a pleasure to meet you too, Mrs.......?Ma: Just call me “Ma” and I’d prefer that you just don’t call me! I’ll let you coach my boy, but I swear, if I catch you teaching him even one thing I don’t agree with....Steve: Carol, you’re grinning again!Carol: Imagine that! How are you going to handle this one, Steeeeeve?Steve: With grace and diplomacy, thank you very much! Cecil, please sit down while I talk to your mom.Ma: Don’t you tell my boy to sit down! I’m his coach, and his Ma! Cecil, SIDDOWN!Cecil: Yes, Ma.....Steve: Cecil, I have to take back my offer to coach you.Cecil: But....Steve: Let me explain. Your mom is the only coach you’ve ever had. Am I right?Cecil: Un-huh.Steve: You trust her, don’t you? Cecil: Well, sure......Steve: Well.......she doesn’t trust me, so anything I teach you she’ll just beat right back out of you. I’ll be wasting my time.Cecil: So you’re quittin’ on me?Steve: Never! But this will only work if I train your mom so that she can still be your coach.Ma: Say what?!Steve: You heard me, Ma! What do you say? Do you want to teach Cecil how to be a winner?Ma: Can you guarantee that. Steve: I can.Cecil: She’ll be able to teach me how to whip Mr. Happy Dance?Steve: Cecil, if you bowl against Bill enough times, you will eventually beat him even if you don’t change a thing. That’s the nature of bowling. I can only teach skills that will enable you to outscore him more often. Applying those skills is up to you.Cecil: When do we start?Steve: Right now. Ma, Cecil has two weaknesses in his game and Bill exploits both. The first is his mental game. He can’t focus, so Bill is able to get into his head. Ma: And you think we can fix that?!Steve: We have to! Competitive bowling is more about the mental game than the physical one. Carol, can I see your copy of my book.Carol: Sure, here you go. Steve: RRRRiiiiippppp. Carol: Hey! What are you doing!Steve: I’ll get you another one. Ma, this is chapter one of The Essentials of Bowling. It’s about focusing. I want you to read it. If you agree with what I’ve written, have Cecil read it and come back next week.

Comments or questions? Email them to us [email protected]

Editors note (by Carol Mancini): Beginning next week, as space permits, we will begin printing The Essentials of Bowling (second edition), one chapter at a time. Because the first chapter of my book is now missing, we will begin with the “Introduction.”Can’t wait? Save some money by ordering The Essentials of Bowling from your favorite e-book store. Be sure to order the second edition.

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America’s oldest sports monthly magazine to launch 100th anniversary celebration at WSOB IV

SEATTLE — In celebration of its 100th anniversary, Bowlers Journal International magazine - America’s oldest continuous-ly-published monthly sports magazine – has been named titled sponsor of the Bowlers Journal PBA Scorpion Championship which will be held during PBA World Series of Bowling IV.

“We are thrilled to launch our 100th Anniversary promotion campaign by sponsoring a PBA event,” said Luby Publishing President Keith Hamilton. “It’s great to be working with the PBA again.”

Qualifying and match play in the Bowlers Journal PBA Scor-pion Championship will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 6, at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas with the four-player steplad-der finals set for Sunday, Nov. 11, on the special WSOB lane in-stallation in South Point Exhibition Hall A. The 90-minute finals will air on ESPN on Sunday, Jan. 6, at 1 p.m. ET.

The qualifying and match play rounds on Nov. 6 will be web-cast live, exclusively on PBA’s Xtra Frame online bowling chan-nel.

“The entire bowling community can be proud of this mile-stone year for Bowlers Journal. For the magazine to consistently provide the highest quality of coverage of the entire industry for a century is remarkable,” said PBA Commissioner Tom Clark. “The PBA is proud to partner with Bowlers Journal at the World Series for the Scorpion Championship and to help make a world-wide audience aware of the magazine’s rich history.”

Bowlers Journal International was founded in 1913 by Dave Luby. It has covered the sport from the days of pinboys through the introduction of automatic scoring, the evolution of televised bowling, leagues, tournaments and all aspects of bowling ball and lane technology. “The BJ” has done more to cover the busi-ness, recreational and sport sides of bowling around the world than any other publication under the leadership of Dave Luby, his son Mort, and later his grandson Mort Jr. In 1994, Mort Luby Jr. sold the company to long-time employees Keith Hamilton and Mike Panozzo. Today, it remains bowling’s foremost magazine.

The magazine has evolved over the years. It began as “The National Bowlers Journal and Billiard Revue.” In 1988, the com-pany changed its corporate name from National Bowlers Journal, Inc. to Luby Publishing Inc. Currently Bowlers Journal also de-livers both consumer and bowling business news and informa-tion to an international audience through BowlersJournal.com, The BJI Cyber Report and e-bowler.


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REMEMBERING EARLWhen famed artist LeRoy Neiman was commissioned to

do a painting for the International Bowling Hall of Fame and Museum, he and Frank Esposito selected Earl Anthony as the focal point. They felt that Anthony in action captured the meaning, muscle, and nuances of the sport.

They were right.On and off the lanes, Anthony conveyed what bowling

was and should be about. When Anthony died at age 63, bowling lost a legend, and many of us lost a good friend.

Anthony could have a little record book of his own. He had the most pro tour titles, 41, and 10 or more of them were majors, according to varying definitions of majors. He won titles in 14 consecutive years, was Bowler and Player of the Year six times, named Bowler of the 1970s and the best of the century. He was elected to bowling’s highest honors, the ABC and PBA Halls of Fame, the first year he was eligible, and has been honored by many groups in many ways for many reasons for many years.

Many of his records have or will be broken. But never to be erased are the facts that he was the first pro bowler to win $100,000 in a single year, 1975, when first place prizes were as low as $3,000, and was the first to crack the mil-lion dollars in career earnings, in 1982. His ultimate honor came when he was selected greatest PBA player.

“I worked hard on my game,” said Anthony. “I always wanted to be the best and was always proud when I won or came up with a record. Records are made to be broken but it’s nice to know you were the first to do certain things better than your peers. I’ve always been competitive and if I’m going to do something, I do my best or not at all.”

As Harry Golden, former PBA tournament director, who witnessed most of Anthony’s wins, noted, “Earl was one of those fierce competitors who did not like to lose at anything to anybody.”

It all wasn’t as easy as Anthony made it look. After a promising baseball career was cut short at 21 because of injuries, he turned more to bowling. From the time he was 10 Earl had dreamed of being a top pitcher, and he came so close, clocked as high as throwing 95 miles an hour.

He failed in his first outing as a pro, but returned to his Tacoma, Wash. home area, fine tuned his athletic talent, and came back big. Yet, he was 31 when he won his first title in 1970, an age when most athletes are on their way down.

When Anthony began to gain notice it was almost as much as his unfashionable crew-cut hair, glasses, and qui-et demeanor as it was for his pin toppling.

But he was not to be denied. He won titles of every kind. With his PBA tour and other national telecasts he was on the living room screen some 200 times, meaning he was seen full face and figure, from half an hour to an hour and a half. It made him a familiar personality wherever he went.

His bowling talent, once established, was universally praised.

“He is an awesome machine”, wrote Hall of Fame writer Dick Evans.

Bowling great Marshall Holman said, “He was just about the best at everything”. And famed coach John Jowdy echoed that sentiment, “He was among the best in every part of the sport, and if he was having problems with any part of his game, he knew how to work out of it.”

“It was beyond belief that any bowler could be better”, said Steve James. ABC Hall of Fame secretary.

Gary Mage, a former doubles partner, said, “He was al-ways a thinker. He checked himself out like a pilot before takeoff. He was so thorough he could almost predict every shot.”

Though he suffered a major heart attack in 1977, he came back less than a year later and went on to score major wins in regular and senior competition.

Until his death he remained in bowling as a TV com-mentator, bowling proprietor and involved in a number of bowling enterprises. He has received the highest praise from everyone in TV he ever worked with, including brod-casting’s best, Chris Schenkel, Denny Schreiner and Jay Randolph.

No man gave more of his time, effort, prestige and fi-nances to such causes as the Hall of Fame, veterans, children and charities too numerous to mention. As ABC president Tom De Chalus said, “His contributions to the ABC and to bowling can never be fully measured and ap-preciated.”

I worked closely with Anthony on a number of projects, including an annual bowling fans quide, telecasts and vid-eos, and had the honor of being his PBA Hall of Fame pre-sentor.

Whether it was in a bowling center, TV studio, veteran’s hosptial, hotel restaurant, airport or shopping center, he never refused an autograph request. He signed on pic-tures, scraps of paper, hats, shoes, bags, and every item of clothing. And he often added a little pleasant chatter.

Almost always, after every autograph he thanked those who asked.

At the BPAA Bowl Expo in Las Vegas, Anthony was a featured host at one of the booths and the lines were long all day, varied assortment of signature seekers.

It was the same old Earl, smiling, talkative, a perfect people’s person, and he never failed to say thanks.

He will always be revered as the Earl who became the King of his sport.

Chuck PezzanoDean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame

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LAS VEGAS — The PBA has announced a special silent auc-tion will be held during the PBA World Series of Bowling IV, Nov. 2-8, at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas to benefit the Tony Reyes Foundation. PBA fans will be able to participate, whether or not they can actually attend the World Series. Here’s how the auction will work:

● Auction items donated by PBA players, bowling ball product companies or anyone else who cares to contribute will be dis-played near the PBA merchandise booth in South Point Bowling Center.● All items will be photographed and posted with item informa-tion on pba.com.● The auction will be open from 8 a.m. (PT) on Nov. 2 until 6 p.m. on Nov. 8.● People can bid on items on-site, by telephone (206-351-0569) or by email ([email protected]).● Terms will be cash or credit card payment in full at the close of the auction.

If you would like to donate items to the silent auction, bring them to South Point or contact Samantha Mulligan at the phone/email addresses noted above.

All proceeds will benefit the family of Tony Reyes, the 38-year-old PBA Tour champion who died as a result of injuries sus-tained in a traffic accident on Sept. 28 near his home in northern California.

The International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Associa-tion also is lending its support to the Tony Reyes Foundation, asking its members and their customers to participate in the PBA “TR” tribute emblem program. PBA Tour players will wear the special black-and-silver “TR” emblem – reflecting the colors of Reyes’ beloved Oakland Raiders – during competition in the months ahead and while supplies last, the “TR” patches will be available through the PBA office (and on-site at all PBA tourna-ments) for $5 each. All proceeds will benefit Reyes’ family.

To order, send a check or money order (sorry, no credit cards accepted), along with your return address, to: PBA, c/o TR Em-blem, 719 Second Ave., Suite 701, Seattle, WA 98104. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery.

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LAKEWOOD — “LOOSE CHANGE” What? It’s a new league starting Saturday November 10th. Bowl at 5:30pm, three on a team, start at 5:30pm, out by 7pm. Only $16 each.

A great league for beginners, or your only night avail-able!! Call now to sign-up or information.First Timers: Kevin Lyles 584, Tom Demorest 441, Walter Lyles 438, Leilani Saunders 358, Tomesha Easley 296, Jose Perez 180, Terry Coon 169, Fleetwood Jones 154, Anita Washington 128.Big Bear: Eric Motshwiller 277/757, Emmerson Wafer 269/725, Billy Anderson 256/652, John Dunn 642, Jimmy Hamilton 638, C.T. Tucker 615, Ken Seiple Jr. 603, Geo-rell Culp 603, Star Tucker 223/598, Debra Gipson 236/587, Michelle Criswell 248/578, Betty Quinn 218/558, Cathy An-derson 539.Grandma’s/Grandpa’s: Robert Kordich 230/615, Larry Cosgrove 573, Glen Merchant 213/570, Billy Williams 235/567, Ike Sanders 207/560, Rose Goodwin 214/555, Shirley Moon 187/488.Gobs and Gals: Welcome to Cal Bowl’s “Bragging” column. Men—Sidney Merritt 790, Anthony Smith 760, Vic Santos 744, Eric Snow 729, George Reister 701, Rick Llaneta 688, Adam McKenzie 688, Jonathan Gale 676, Rithy Ath 675, Juan Camarena 668, Jon Reyes 662, Charles Gleason 661, Jerry Cant Jr. 657, Paul Staff 641, Steve Moore 629, Garry Moore 622, Hank Baber Jr. 300, Tony Burrell 279, Al-bert Crockett Sr. 277, Jimmy White 266, Emmerson Wafer 255, Randy Antazo 247, Fred Catamisan 247, Nick Negrete 245. Women—Maria Bacos 671, Dawn Stephens 648, Sue Cant 612, Faye Josafat 561, Sandra Johnson 557, Clara Negrete 557, Yani Tolentino 554, Yan Lach 532, Lauretta Boulton 265, Norma Gaddison 257, Shirley Owens 234, Angela Hillig 220, Carolyn Davis 213.Next week only the top four will be listed so bowl good.Cal Bowleros: Brenda Durnin 204/572, Lee Theiss 212/563, Mary Smyth 225/538, Jessica Antes 502. Side-pots— Game One: Ginny 219; Game Two: Lee Theiss 212; Game Three: Mary Smyth 240.Fil-Am Bowlers: James Borillo 279/696, Eugene Angel 242/671, Stephen Caucin 248/672, Victor Santos 670, Ian Carandang 256/666, Randy Antazo 255/648, Jr. De-Gusman 646, Dan Monzon 242/645, Marife Catalasan 223/564, Faye Josafat 234/549, Christy Estimo 204/546, Jean Colian 515.Laughlin Sunset: Ray Minter 244/677, Mike Dees 257/660, James Matthews 247/626, David Porter 625, James Talley 609, Rhonda Wright 207/578, Michelle Allen 540, Cherise Stephens 501. vegas Crackpots: Gerald Willilams Jr. 279/676, Alwyn Woods Sr. 236/652, Carl Stokes 631, Billy Williams 621, Teka Williams 233/648, Ellen Myers 226/641, Kim Taylor 501.Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 257/691, Daunte Turner 241/599, Andrea McNeal 579, Julie Grabinski 193/470.Long Beach Go Getters: Danny Collins 562, Steve An-derson 517, Dave Leslie 506, Josie Munson 461, Tracey Thorpe 156, Jim Thorpe 192, Steven Padgett 189, Patrick Afan 172.C-17 Sunset: Rand Carter 653, Navin Patel 606, Chuck Lew 557, Tina Cheung 540, Irene Mason 187, Lee Vest 245, Richard Lewis 194, Mike Eisenzopf 183.C.A.U.L.: R.J. Guimond 243/648, Kevin Walker 233/618, Mark Hale 236/596, David Regul 591, Beth Watts 167/473, Jeanine Edgington 442.Recycled Teens: Rob Kordich 224/610, Ron Leidholdt 238/607, Boylee Inocente 587, Jim Burke 579, Divina Bu-hay 200/528, Vancie Keith 202/522, Ken Seiple Sr. 234, Dominic Antonio 231. Pin heads: Greg Kelly 266/687, Shane Oneal 603, Antho-ny White 571, Pamela Johnson 179/467, Jephthan Willis 226.Corona Ladies: Shirley Dohrman 230/549, Diana Howard 534, Betty Green 202/527, Anita Anglin 506, Elaine Har-mon 500. Side-pots—Game One: Shirley Dohrman 255; Game Two: Diana Howard 182; Game Three: Betty Green 229.Ramona Ladies: Julie Grabinski 513, Annie Palmer 428, Shirley Ammon 171. Side-pots—Game One: Julie Grabin-ski 235; Game Two: Shirley Ammon 221; Game Three: Joanne Johnson 206.Kings and queens: Eric Snow 760, Emmerson Wafer 279/753, Vern Adams 731, Georell Culp 278/725, Jason Jones 267/719, Sonny Dew 719, Nolan Smith II 300, Leon Bradford 299/687, Felecia Tripp 215/603, Necole Johnson 215/587, Sierra Nelson 221/581, Michelle Criswell 575, Bridgette Wade 571, Sue Cant 228/561, Della Douglass 223, Shelby Hall 223.Mega vegas: B.J. 257/682, Juan Ellison 238/646, James Talley 225/641, Jonathan Gale 224/628, Alex Robles 584, Marie Collier 446, Sarina Chhoeun 445.Senior Men’s Trio: Mark Rametta 278/716, Bill Hambly 268/712, Harold Dubose 706, B.J. 257/701, Rich Kelly 258/678, Andrey Gibson 276/670, Gary Thorn 662, Larry Gray 662, Tom Freid 680, Tony Morones 660, Joe Swift 268, Sonny Dew 258.Long Beach School Employees: Maota Bahr 545, Billy Williams 526, Eugene Carter 487, Kim Agulton 516, Carol Eggers 414, Ann Johnson 241, Betty Major 164, Becky Carroll 148, Al Fagafa 201, Arnie Schroeder 190, J.J. Scott 170.Sierra Bugs: Darlene Waken 192/510, Liz Maddy 188/490. Side-pots—Game One: Darlene Waken 220; Game Two:

Kelle Falbo 185; Game Three: Liz Maddy 216.Marcus Lemons vegas Outlaws: Amodd Christian 739, Demetrius Reed 265/736, Vernon Adams 259/704, Em-merson Wafer 258/695, Nick Negrete 266/667, Ken Di Iorio 675, Phylissia Smith 248/709, LaJeane Harris 637, Stephanie Jones 606, Diann Donaldson 594, Crystal Bark-er 221/559, Felecia Tripp 556. Captain & Crew: Tua Sula 170/495, Shirley Dohrman 172/486, Sandy Cotcher 174/485, Vancie Keith 481, Lin-da Kinney 171/476, Mel Leach 181/469, Seanne Oliver 183/466, Candy Wyatt 462, Barbara Smiley 185, Barbara Federico 184.Funsters: Juanita Mitchell “Sour Apple”. Robin Wall “Sour Apple”. Chris Abing 279/706, Bob VanHorn 245/683, B.J. 234/677, Jim Plante 269/660, Josh Hudson 642, Boylee Inocente 232/624, Norma Myers 223/544, Juanita Mitchel 512.Cal Stars: Kim Eastwood 210/579, Nene Camanag 201/545, Shonna Hernandez 493. Side-pots—Game One: Nene Camanag 218; Game Two: Kim Eastwood 210; Game Three: Gale Cervantes 211.

CAL JUNIORS(Handicap Series)

Adult/Youth: Adults—Edward Buckreis 656, Matt Mosley 656, Allen Tetter 602, Janet Love 493, Maria Kennedy 430. Youth—Matthew Tetter 428, Marcus Mosley 390, Latasha Love 296, Brianna Buckreis 278, Morgan Kennedy 251.Mini-Bees: Chayse Erkelens 204, Elliott Harrington 108, Taj Katzoff 106, Nathan Bergevin 71, David Sahagun 61, Maggie Jenkins 156, Katia Maldonado 151, Maggie Mari-ani 99, Melanie Gale 58.Classifieds: Danny Martinez 607, Semaj Lewis 558, Ashlyn Buckreis 407, Aaron Wong 403, Sharon Love 342, Bryan Wong 288.Bobcats: Javon Bunting 423, Andy Arsenault 396, Bren-nan Wingfield 348, Marc Penuliar 323, Anthony Mal-dona-do 303, Michael Penuliar 294, Jason Tolentiono 283, Nolan Fox 280, Le’Ana Perez 301, Emily Jenkins 298, Hannah Perez 256, Latasha Love 248, Chloe Spiegel 226, Myra Soriano 208. hAPPY hALLOwEEN!

$16 Per Bowler, Per WeekTeams of 315 weeks

Inexpensive & funDone by 7pm

Starts Saturday,November 10, 2012Starts Saturday,November 10, 2012

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$16 Per Bowler, Per WeekTeams of 315 weeks

Inexpensive & funDone by 7pm

Starts Saturday,November 10, 2012Starts Saturday,November 10, 2012

BOWLS AT 5:30PM

to join our League Bowlers Club & receiveupcoming league & tournament informationto join our League Bowlers Club & receiveupcoming league & tournament information

RUSTY BRYANTLessons by Appointment

THE PRO ZONE“The Ultimate Pro Shop”

818-365-205010430 Sepulveda Blvd.Mission Hills, CA 91345Inside Mission Hills Bowl 818-361-1221

Hours:Mon. Thru Fri.11a.m. to 9 p.m.

Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m.

pickwick Bowl921 Riverside Dr.

Burbank, CA 91506(818) 842-7188

If you’re looking for a fun tournament to share with your kids, Pickwick is having a Junior/Adult No Tap on Sunday morning, Nov. 11th. Check in is at 9 am and cost is $20 per team. No sanction required. Mark your calendar.

The weather may be having some cool-downs but not the bowlers. Here are the latest scores.MON 8 FOR 8: (Hdcp) Ellery Goodsell 226, Megan Taka-hashi 239, (Scr) Cameron Takahashi 120, Rachel Smith 69.SENIOR SwINGERS: (Hdcp) Gil Cariga 282, Seiki Tluczek 237, Jim Harrod 684, Susan Jones 650. (Scr) Gil Cariga 235, Barbara Teitel 187, Win Kato 635, Seiki Tluczek 517.ICF: (Hdcp) John Kanda 244, Seiki Tluczek 268, Dick Odd-one 674, Wilma Bartos 681.SENIOR FOURSOME: (Hdcp) Ron Durkee 253, Mary So-renson 247, Dennis Vigil 624, Ann Herra 680. (Scr) Ron Durkee 234, Marilee Bishop 169, Ann Herrera 464, Richard Brown 520.SUNDAY NITE: (Hdcp) Buddy Wyrick 307, Ann Jones 235, Val Hoag 752, Vickie Maas 667. (Scr) Derek Stalians 259, Christie Mochinaga 191, Kevin Banks 665, Julieta Ward 509.MON 690: (Hdcp) Matthew Avanian 266, Judy Lamb 230. Steven Jones 754, PN 647. (Scr) Dave Higgins 244, Judy Lamb 200, Steven Jones 754, PN 551.SUMMER PRACTICE: (Hdcp)Rocky Dominguez 224, Peggy Henmi 152, Cameron Doran 611, Phyllis Tilbury 374. (Scr) Scott Doran 245, Kim Taylor 166, Jesse En-riquez 637, Jan Levitt 499.LA METRO TELCO: (Hdcp) Harold Ries 277, Melanie Gamgene 255, Doug McMillen 700, Michele Marx 701. (Scr) Julip Garcia 258, Joyce Hill 206, Ron Bularz 597, Judy Kearney 441.ORBITS: (Hdcp) Joan Jones 228, Cathy Stevens 591.GUYS & DOLLS: (Hdcp) Hector Polanco 263, Lynn Co-hen 237, Bob Barrett 655, Brandy Barnes 662. (Scr) Scott Biederman 245, Debbie Martenson 178, Mario Reid 635, Helen Owens 504.wED NITE hDCP: (Hdcp) Mike Graniel 273, Patty Valdez 254, Andrew Choy 738, Sheilah Faller 691. (Scr) Michael Fajardo 277, Gigit Reyes 211, Jonathan Pearlstein 696, Helen Lao 547.ThURS 890: (Hdcp) Doug Gutches 275, Helene Rouse 252, Elton Odo 740, Meghan Clarke 702. (Scr) Kent Os-borne 238, Patsy Cochran 195, Vance Bennett 660, Julieta Ward 554.

Remember, Sun Nite league is starting up Nov. 4th so sign up now. Until next week...keep the ball rolling!


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WINNETKA — Now that the weather has finally cooled down it is beginning to feel like FALL. And that means Hal-loween is just around the corner. The pumpkins and deco-rations are out so better get that costume if you haven’t done it yet. Hum? Wonder what we should dress as this year?

Here’s our weekly report...ADULTS

Phil-Am: Ivan JIson 231/645, Jic Opiana 194/486, Ruben Felipe 211/616, Raul Ventenillla 216/547, Gilbert Molina 210/525, Jomar Bunquin 521.Eagles: Joe Myers 225/620, Georgina Lopez 204/509, Matt Hall 579, Victor Ramirez 204/494, Mike Brackin 201, Margo Sundy 190/480.River Maniacs: Kevin Gross 279/735, Sharon Weger 214/616, Johnnie Englehart 266/729, Mike Olson 275/714, Tim Shope 254/703, Lamont Smith 657, Michiko Kondo 191/493, Robert Galbraith 266.Comedians: Scott Crawford 269/681, Becky Harrold 215/575, Michael Pollack 237/659, Dan Kline 249/649, Bob Hatch 243/609, Jesse Chastain 603, Jan Sandman 188/528, Mary Becker 514, Sharon Weger 513, Mike Fon-seca 228.Copper Bucket: Randy Johnston 268/674, Amy Sobuta 480, Debbie Sims 168/430, Chas Wiggan 241/662, Ed Jones 600, Joe Myers 209/565, Orville Dopps 231/554, Aaron Story 226.500 Classic: Mary Lauer 199/541, Petra Kaun 202/540, Barbara Vaccarello 518, Leah Smith 507.The Classics: Mark Lenhoff 212/506, Pam Blake 222/577, Louis Enriquez 469, Leah Hoffman 222/552, Bert Rubens 521, Gayle Kirby 210/514, Sharon Enriquez 501.Short ‘N Sweet #2: Gary Gladstone 235/653, Shana Jo-seph 172/421, Anthony Pavlowsky 256/613, Kevin Gross 223/645, Barry Simon 233/640, Aaron Story 233/558, Cathy Pia 133/388, Elaine Bishop 135/355, Betty Hogan 140/338.SFvCC Nikkei: Kevin Eto 234/567, Pei Eto 200/518, Kirk Sasaki 253/595, Yoshi Kawamura 234/632, Stan Date 233/620, Tak Kokubo 569, Noriko Fukunaga 512, Sho Ka-donaga 218, Laurel Nakamoto 486.

JUNIORSThe Juniors are here with their high scores so let’s see

who made the list.8 For 8: Maximus Chaney 107/180. Max Hurlburt 87/170.Junior Royals: Keith Nelson 182/535, Bertha Rose 167/437, Erik Godin 196/492, Justin Nguyen 189/460, Jus-tin Pluchinon 153/445, Dillon Nguyen 103/271, Emily Ha-worth 137/364, Isabella Gershick 55.

SENIORSAre you looking for your name and score? Check this

week’s list, it could be right there.49’Ers Senior Trio: Howard Rovner 240/627, Bev Zietz 194/537, Richard Greenzweight 247/617, Eloise Valen-cia 202/486, Keith Hazard 537, Mel Neiditch 530, Bob Sturla 231/527, Mary Lauer 190/507, Carolyn Scherzberg 198/492, Barbara Vaccare 482, Maxwell Cooper 207, Wil-liam Tidemanson 202.Funtimers: Robert E. Adams 235/659, Carolyn Scherz-berg 212/563, Ron Doll 222/613, Stewart Turkin 226/603, Mel Neiditch 227/598, Bill Robb 583, Bev Zietz 179/509, Karen McDonald 177/500, Bernice Nixon 185/468, Anne Wallis 182/462, Al Reiswig 223.39’Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 234/670, Carolyn Scherzberg 184/541, Ron Doll 248/598, Lil Bak-er 193/496, Jose Blanco 226/605, Howard Rovner 581, Don McCoy 206/559, Carole Peire 189/532, Mary Lauer 181/516, Lucy Tralla 181/515.

See you next week with more high scores from our bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. have a great week!

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STUDIO CITY — Halloween is a favorite time for many people who like to dress up in costumes. If you’re one of them and also like to bowl no-tap doubles then our “Spooky No-Tap Doubles” tournament is the perfect place for you to be on Friday, October 26th. Check-in at 6:30 p.m., bowl at 7:00 p.m. It’s $50 per team. $300 for 1st place duo, any 2 makes a team, *prize based on 16 teams. Handicap: 90% of 210. Average based on: 1. Current league average of 12 or more games, if none; 2. High 2010-2011 book average, if none; 3. bowler enters at 210. Dress up and compete for best costume: *best male and female. Costumes win prizes.

ADULTSParamount: Jim Hill 506, Marty Axelrod 479, Frank Tar-dino 446, Miranda Koski 368, Rebecca PavIa 300, Carlos Jentimane 187, Todd Twohey 176, Dave Hawk 163, Diane Mounce 144, Ovette Slaughter-Borma 108.Tavern Guild: Derek Brown 647, James Tan 589, Mary Thomason 570, Carol Clair 467, Tom Whitaker 232, Mi-chael Perez 223, Brian Ellander 200, Katrina Theophilos 142.Twilighters: Ron Koblin 603, Robert Lerman 591, Melissa Ryan 452, Denise Malman 450, Rani Jersushalmi 234, Jim Moore 212, Pat Kerrigan 173, Marilyn Riffle 138.KIngs and queens: Kevin Collins 635, John Harnois 514, Arlan Kahn 461, Russ Wolkoff 188, MIke VanEaton 188, Jonas Funderburk 118.Studio City Bowling League: Rocco Fasone 653, Mike Malone 258/638, Jim Foltyn 252/633, Michael Gehrke 253, Nancy Garcia 193/502, Jennifer Felix-Shanno 190/482, Bonita Alford 147/374. Employee League Part 2: Stern 450, Patty 303, Scott Frager 136. Funseekers: Riff Raff Ferragamo 683, Glen Hill 646, Lorill Clement 476, Keane Murakami 255, Greg Reid 232, Lisa Frobisher 156.

JUNIORShave A Ball wednesday: (scr.) Veronica Mahoney 230, Grace Atkin 61. (hdcp.) Tiran Kertis 442, Katie Caponera 496, Noi Kertis 172.Junior Stars: (scr.) Donovan Sylia 368, Roee Palmon 268, Evan Wiltz 112, Ayden Samil 83. (hdcp.) Emmett Gaiman 519, Xavier Robeldo 469, Steven Struthers 178, Bradshaw Parsons 177.Pee wee Bumpers: No scores were reported.have A Ball Saturday: (scr.) Kris T. Harris 258, Adam Kol-lins 65. (hdcp.) Daniel Mendoza 504, James Mendoza 176, Jemini Harris 503.Senior Scratch: ( scr.) Joshua NIx 476.Senior Galaxies: (scr.) Jordan Kalman 353, Zachary Niv 212, Jeremy Cutler 134. (hdcp.) Michael Friedman 457, Nicholas Martinez 418, Nick Reid 177, Grady Johnson 144, Nicole Martinez 470.OFL Bowling Club: Week 5—(scr.) Cole Schoenbaum 204/558, David Kchoyan 142/375, Jonah Cattani 141/356, Tiare Vandenecker 109/291, Erica Carrillo 106/278, Kylie Hellbron 106/265, Jerelly Valencia 110. (hdcp.) Ivan Munoz 253/701, Danny Mata 257, Renee Weaver 143/666. Week 6—(scr.) Cole Schoenbaum 180/418, Chris Agaronian 142/338, Jonah Cattani 135, Kevin Huynh 374, Tiare Van-denecker 98/276, Juliette Vankarnig 98/260, Jeraldi Lomeli 104/259, Renee Weaver 101.

Get your partner and we’ll see you at the “SPOOKY NO-TAP DOUBLES TOURNAMENT” on Friday, October 26th.

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Last Weeks Solution 3 2 4 5 8 7 9 6 1 7 5 9 1 6 3 2 8 4 1 6 8 9 4 2 7 3 5 2 9 1 6 3 5 4 7 8 6 8 3 7 2 4 1 5 9 5 4 7 8 9 1 6 2 3 4 7 5 2 1 8 3 9 6 8 3 6 4 7 9 5 1 2 9 1 2 3 5 6 8 4 7


801 Bobby Campagnale 761 Ramiro Garcia 744 Vernon Adams 744 Ken Di Iorio 738 Gabriel Martinez 734 Spanky Rosales 732 Josh Tajiri 726 Michael Cammarata 725 Edwin Spears 724 Jared Lawrence

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TOP 10 LAST WEEK(On The 1st Round House Shot)

Kegel 28Pro Approach 24Herzog Insurance 21.5Linder Insurance 20.5Clydes Video Games 20Bowlium 20GJC Services 20Threadworks 20Power House Video Games 17Tifco Industries 15.5Junior Amateur Tour 15Western Pacific Bowling Supply 14.5A.B.T.A. 14A Different Look Cabinets 14Sysco 13Ultimate Hdcp. Bowling Tour 3

STANDINGS ROUND 1( Week 7 of 7 )

KEgELRamiro Garcia

J.T. JacksonRandy Myers

Bobby Campagnale

PRO APPROACHKen Di Iorio

David CogswellBilly Myers Jr.Jarad LawrenceSteve Gurrieri

TOP 2 TEAMS ROUND 1

KEGEL IS KING (FOR ROUND ONE) DOWNEY — The much awaited week seven did not develop as

predicted. The “KEGELS” came — saw — and conquered! Middleman Randy Myers spared his way to a 635. J.T. Jackson posted a 279, game 3, to support his 700. Ramiro Garcia’s consistent 258-276-227/761, sparked his leadoff position. Again this week Bobby Campagnale an-chored his team at the finish line and hoisted his victory flags. 300-222-279/801. His two-handed delivery is paying off! 2 side-pots Monday night.

Steve Gurrieri’s 280 was good for pot #2. Leonard Ruiz split pot #3 with Bobby.

The “FINANCIAL ADVISORS” game 2 pot was split by Joe Jimenez and Ken Di Iorio, 278/278.

The “BOWLIUM” bunch took a whoopin’ from KEGEL. They all rolled 6’s, but lost total pins by 425 sticks. The good news is — the slate is clean and round two starts at ZERO.

The second round lane condition is listed as DRY, 26 feet of oil and not a fun playing field. The common name is the “Short Oil Round”.

Even the “U.H.T.B.” team with only 3 wins this round has a chance to win one of the next rounds or catch a wild card.

A few teams will juggle players, but the biggest juggling act comes in choosing new equipment and playing new lines.

Congrats “KEGEL”.

Sidepot Winners Game 1 300 Bobby Campagnale Game 2 280 Steve Gurrieri Game 3 278 Bobby Campagnale/Leonard Ruiz Jr.

Financial Advisors Pot278 Joe Jimenez / Den DiIorio

congratulationsbobby campagnale - 801/300

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