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BOWLING NEWSOctober 17, 2013

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ABTA at Covina for round one

of the handicap Bonus Special

COVINA — The ABTA will visit popular Covina Bowl Saturday in a Special One Day Event. Round 1 of the 3 Event Handicap Bonus special.

This is a Handicap Bonus event as is next week Oct. 26 at Forest Lanes, Lake Forest and in two weeks Nov. 2 Oak Tree Lanes in Diamond Bar.

If bowling in all 3 YOU will get 2 Bonus pins. 2 of the 3 events, you will get 1 Bo-nus Pin.

The Pots are huge! The Match Game again is $5,000, Match Series est $2,650 and the 3-6-9 is now $600. Side pots are guaranteed $75 min 4:00 PM and $175 at 6:00 PM. They usually go for more than $200 per game, and pay 3 places in the last squad and only for a $7 entry fee for all 3 games total.

As usual 1st place is guar-anteed at $1,000 Min. and you can win up to $2,900 1st with Bonuses and Cash n Carry. Men and women compete to the semis on separate boards and when we have the semis. 3 women advance to the top 16, usually well over 50 cash-ers each week.

Covina Bowl is located at 1060 San Bernardino Rd, Covina 626-339-1286. Eas-ily found. Take 10 Freeway to Azusa and go north to San Bernardino, left 2 blocks, or take 210 Freeway to Azusa and go South to San Bernar-dino, Right 2 blocks. Phone is 626-339-1287.

Further info available at www.abta1.com or call 562-868-7164.

Kevin Gagnon Leads Cal Oaks’

Top Bowlersby Frank Weiler

MURRIETA — Cal Oaks’ Top 5 scratch bowlers after one month follow: 1. Kevin Gagnon 250 2. Scott LaRiviere 242 3. Jim Murtishaw 241 4. Jeff Lewen 240 5. Chris Valenzuela 238

In addition to the top five two other bowlers averaged 230 or better for September: Scott Hatmaker at 231 and Derek Schroeder at 230.

Gagnon has really been hot the last three weeks with a trio of scores above 775 and a high of 791. The question is whether Kevin can keep it up. If he continues he is a threat to VINCE WOOD’S Citrus Belt record 253 all time high book average, which was estab-lished last season.

Over the years Gagnon has regularly posted big scores and high averages. In 2002 he led all Citrus Belt bowlers with a 242 average. The differ-ence between Kevin averaging 230 or 250 may be teammate DARRON PETERS. Darron runs Rollin’ Rock Pro Shop in Temecula Lanes and is now drilling all of Kevin’s bowl-ing balls. Since Darron came into the picture Kevin has been thriving. Kevin’s current arse-nal includes the the Storm Hy-road Pearl and Storm IQ Tour. Both were recommended and drilled by Darron.

So far DEREK SCHROED-ER has the Thursday Scratch League high game and series, 300 and 798. Two others, DAVE GULLEY and DAR-RON PETERS have perfect games.

CLEVELAND — Six-time PBA Tour champion Dave D’Entremont of Middleburg Heights, Ohio, affectionately known as “Double D” during a nearly quarter century career on Tour, died Saturday at a Cleveland area hospital at age 52. Details regarding his death were not immediately avail-able.

D’Entremont was a prod-uct of PBA’s regional pro-gram, having honed his skills in PBA’s former Headquarters (now Central) Region where he won 19 titles in addition to his six PBA Tour titles.

Probably his most cher-ished Tour win was his victory in the PBA’s 1996 Brunswick World Tournament of Cham-pions where he came from the fifth qualifying spot to win his

Six-Time PBA Tour Titlist Dave D’Entremont Dies at Age 52

only major. He defeated Dave Arnold, 215-202, in the cham-pionship match.

“Dave was never contro-versial and controversy was something he avoided,” said long-time friend, PBA Hall of Famer Wayne Webb. “He just concentrated on the job he had to do and as a result became a great bowler.

“I think the important things that people will remem-ber about Dave were that he was very gracious, had a big heart and in general lived life to the fullest. He was always there to help me on Tour.”

D’Entremont’s best year on Tour was in 1995 when he won two titles and won the Harry Smith Point Leader Award. He won his first title in the 1992 Fresno Open, 10 years after

becoming a PBA member. His last tour title came in the 2002

Dave D’Entremont

ANAHEIM — Hurry, hurry, time’s flying.... Orange County 24th Annual Mixed Doubles Tournament is around the corner, November 2nd & 3rd to be exact! Grab your “special someone” and get your entry in to this popular and FUN tournament. This year’s “Fun” is being hosted by LINBROOK BOWL, 201 S. Brookhurst in Anaheim.

The entry fee is a mere $40 per doubles team and where can you go for fun and lots of camaraderie for such a rea-sonable price? The answer is,

orange county usbc annual Mixed Doubles Tournament

nowhere...but LINBROOK BOWL!! Reserved entries close Oct. 28th but on site en-tries will be accepted based on lane availability...so, no excuses!

There are no tricks, just treats. Look for the brightly colored entries at ALL Orange County centers. Fill it out and send it NOW to the as-sociation office at 13896 Har-bor Blvd.,5A, Garden Grove, 92843 or, go to our website: ocusbc.org and download the entry form; very simple. See y’all on the lanes...

LAS VEGAS — All ABT Members are welcome to bowl with the pros this week at Sam’s town. New Members are welcome.

Onsite Entries are accept-ed. This week only at Sam’s Town, the ABT/PBA Team

ABT Bowls With The Pros - Pete Weber, Randy Pedersen, Liz Johnson & Leanne Hulsenberg This Week at Sam’s Town!!

Challenge is taking place with a total purse of $10,000.00.

Bowl with PBA Hall of Famer and 37-time national title holder Pete Weber, Liz Johnson, Leanne Hulsenberg and PBA Hall of Famer and ABT Storm Representative

Randy Pedersen. The pros will be drafting

12 ABT members to bowl with them in a Fall National PBA Team Challenge. The Team Challenge will take place on Saturday the 19th.

Qualifying runs from Tues-day the 15th thru Saturday the 19th. The cost to participate in this event is only $25.00.

Come bowl with the Pros, this is not a pro-am; this is a real team event with a $10,000.00 guaranteed prize fund.

Our next special event will be at South Point Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center November 14th thru the 17th. 1st place is $10,000.00 with bonuses.

Local and National aver-ages will not be effected. Na-tional averages will be used for this event.

There are special bonus pins available for bowling your local ABT leading into these events on these dates; Oct 26-27, Nov 2-3 and Nov 9-10. Earn a bonus pin for bowling each of these, 5 pins maximum can be earned for the Fall of Fun Event at South Point. See ads and flyers for details. Don’t miss out. See you in Vegas! See Ad Page 7.

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BOWLING NEWS October 17, 2013

MISSION HILLS BOWL2013-2014 WINTER LEAGUE SCHEDULE

10430 SEPULVEDA BLVD., MISSION HILLS, CA 91345 (818) 361-1221 LEAGUE LEAGUE TEAm mEETING START MONDAYS 6:00 Pm miXED ClAssiC mX sCr 5's** 935 9/09 5:30 Pm sEPt 09 6:00 Pm guys & DOlls mX hDCP 5's 840 8/19 5:30 Pm sEPt 09

TUESDAYS 9:15 Am EArly BirDs lADiEs 4's 625 9/10 9:00 Am sEPt 10

9:15 Am tuEs. sCrAtCh triOs sCrAtCh 3's* 520 9/3 9:00 Am sEPt 3 12:30 Pm gOlDEn 4 sOmEs sEniOrs 4's 660 9/3 12 noon sEPt 3 6:30 Pm ADult/juniOr DOuBlEs Any hCP 2's* OPEn 9/10 6:15 Pm sEPt 10 6:00 Pm mEn’s ClAssiC mEn hDC 5's OPEn 9/3 5:30 Pm sEPt 3 8:00 Pm nEwCOmErs Any hDCP 2's* OPEn 10/1 7:45 Pm OCt 1

WEDNESDAYS 9:30 Am COFFEE BrEAkErs lADiEs 3's 495 9/4 9:00 Am sEPt 4 12:30Pm sEniOr rEBEls sEniOrs 3's OPEn 9/4 12 noon sEPt 4 6:00 Pm PinBustErs mX hDCP 5's 875 9/4 5:30 Pm sEPt 4 9:00 Pm n.B.A.C. mX hDCP 3's* 585 9/4 8:00 Pm sEPt 4

THURSDAYS9:30 Am thursDAy sCrAtCh mX sCr 3's 525 9/5 9:00 Am sEPt 5

6:00 Pm lADs & lAssiEs mX hDCP 5's 865 9/5 5:30 Pm sEPt 5 6:30 Pm PiCk A BAll DOuBlEs mX hDCP 2’s OPEn 9/12 6.00 Pm sEPt 12 9:00 Pm COlumBiA 300 missiOn mAjOrs sCr 4's* 845 9/5 8:00 Pm sEPt 5

FRIDAYS 9:30 Am FriDAy FOXEs lADiEs 3's 470 9/6 9:00 Am sEPt 6

12:30 Pm FriDAy sEniOrs sr hDCP 4's 660 9/6 12 noon sEPt 6 6:00 Pm t.g.i.F. - vEgAs mX hDCP 5's* OPEn 9/6 5:30 Pm sEPt 6 9:00 Pm s.F.v. nisEi mX hDCP 4's tBA 9/6 8:30 Pm sEPt 6

SATURDAYS

jUNIOR BOWLING PROGRAmS fOR ChILDREN Of ANY AGE jOIN AT ANY TImE

SUNDAYS 6:00 Pm wEEkEnDErs mX hDCP 4's tBA 9/8 5:30 Pm sEPt 8 (*Any combo of bowlers is allowed - all men, all ladies or mixed) (**scr. lg-Each team must have at least 1 lady)

MONDAY Monday Seniors Starts: Monday, Sept. 9 Meet @ 11:30 am- Bowl @ noon Mixed 4’s – HDCP

TUESDAY Let’s Party Starts: Tuesday, Sept. 10 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

Ladie’s Night Out Starts: Tuesday, Sept. 10 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

Ball League Starts: Tuesday, Sept. 10 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

FRIDAY The Kegger League Starts: Friday, Sept. 6 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

Friday Night Trio’s Starts: Friday, Sept. 20 Meet @ 6:30 pm- Bowl @ 7 pm Mixed 3’s – HDCP

SATURDAY Rugrat Rollers Starts: Saturday, Sept. 7 Meet @ 10 am-Bowl @ 10:30 am Mixed 3’s – HDCP with bumpers

Junior Strikers Starts: Saturday, Sept. 7 Meet @ 10 am-Bowl @ 10:30 am Mixed 4’s – HDCP

All Stars Starts: Saturday, Sept. 7 Meet @ 10 am-Bowl @ 10:30 am Mixed 4’s – HDCP

SUNDAY Generation Gap Starts: Sunday, Sept. 29 Meet @ 4:30 pm- Bowl @ 5 pm 1 Adult/1 Youth – HDCP

Sunday Gamblers Starts: Sunday, Aug. 18 Meet @ 4:30 pm- Bowl @ 5 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

THURSDAY HME Starts: TBA Meet @ 4:30 pm-Bowl @ 5 pm Mixed 3’s – HDCP

High Rollers Starts: Thursday, Sept. 5 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30 pm Mixed 4’s – HDCP

Dynamic Doubles Starts: Thursday, Sept. 5 Meet @ 8 pm-Bowl @ 8:30 pm Any 2’s – HDCP

WEDNESDAY Pow Wow Chicks Starts: Wednesday, Sept. 4 Meet @ 9 am- Bowl @ 9:30 am All Women 4’s – HDCP

Happy Hour Social Starts: Wednesday, Sept. 4 Meet @ 6 pm-Bowl @ 6:30Mixed 4’s – HDCP

Military League Starts: Wednesday, Aug. 28 Meet @ 6 pm- Bowl @ 6:30Mixed 4’s – HDCP

For more information contact our League Coordinator at 858-748-9110

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NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWSby Connie Marchione

17TH ANNUAL DEAF SENIOR BOWLERS OF AMERICA DRAWS 75 ENTRIESLAS VEGAS — With another similar deaf senior tournament going for the first time on the

same dates at the east coast, the 17th annual Deaf Senior Bowlers of America (DSBA) tournament lost some of the Eastern deaf bowlers. Only 51 men seniors aged 55 and over and 24 women seniors aged 50 and over from as far east as Texas are entered at the Orleans Hotel Bowling Center this week. The total is 13 less than last year’s 88 (58 men and 30 women).

DSBA newly elected Secretary-Treasurer Ed Abakumoff issued a release that “walk-ins” at the Orleans Bowling Center are welcome as long as they accept to pay the entry fee plus $10.00 late entry fine. The tournament must have an even number for the doubles event.

Of the present 75 entries, five last year champions return to defend their titles. They are Randy Salazar, CA in singles and all-events; Curtis Higginbotham, AZ and Ann Wagner-White, TX in doubles; Dennis Kaufman, CA in Men’s Match Plays and 80 year old Mary Sickinger, CA in Senior Queens, all titles with handicap. Only Dorothy Ross, CA did not return to defend her singles title.

As well, there are 17 faithful former champions returning with hopes of winning another title. Seven former champions had won two titles and two, William Van Spankeren, AZ and Lyndene Higginbotham.AZ led with three titles each. Van Spankeren won the men’s Match Play events in 1998, 2000 and 2007 and Lyndene won the 1999 doubles with Cecilia Ohm, Singles in 2000 and Deaf Senior Queens in 2002.

Abakumoff also mentioned that for these who wants to stay in Las Vegas after the tournament, the Las Vegas Deaf Seniors are giving the bowlers and fans flyers about one is having a Picnic at the Cambridge Center on Friday 18th Noon Luncheon and another about World Deaf Poker Tourna-ment on Saturday 19th at the Venetian Hotel and Casino on the Strip.

Contact Pete Morreale VP 702 475 4707 or [email protected] for information.We hope to find out how the other Senior Tournament in Maryland is doing.

SO. CALIF. DEAF TRAVELING LEAGUE BOWLS AT BRUNSWICK COVINA LANES ON OCTOBER 20 AT II:00 AM.

ESPN’s 34th Season of PBA Television Coverage Begins December 1

NORWALK — ESPN will begin its 34th season of PBA coverage with the PBA Cheetah Cham-pionship on Sunday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m. ET. The 2013-14 schedule will feature seven two-hour events from the PBA World Series of Bowling V and the return of the PBA League, now in its second year. In all, ESPN will air 36 hours of PBA action through April 13 – up from 29.5 hours in 2012-13 – as part of its new five-year agreement with the PBA, announced earlier this summer.

Other highlights include:A live telecast of the opening round of PBA League competition Sunday, Jan. 26, at noon, from

Thunderbowl Lanes in suburban Detroit; Seven PBA League telecasts, culminating with the Elias Cup Finals; The live presentation of the sixth annual Chris Paul PBA League All-Stars charity event from Lucky Strike-L.A. LIVE, airing Feb. 2; Live coverage of the USBC Masters on Feb. 23, & PBA Tournament of Champions on April 6; A doubleheader telecast on January 19 at 3 p.m. that showcases the Round1 Japan Cup at 3 p.m., followed by the finals of the Teen Masters Grand Championship presented by the PBA, which will make its ESPN debut.

Mike Jakubowski is ESPN’s new PBA play-by-play voice. He has previously worked the PBA Summer Series on ESPN and for five years has been the “voice of the PBA” on its Xtra Frame streaming platform. Jakubowski will pair with longtime ESPN bowling analyst and PBA Hall of Famer Randy Pedersen, now in his 13th season. Former Miss USA Kimberly Pressler will serve as the sideline reporter, marking her fourth World Series of Bowling tour.Date Time (ET) Event Network(s)Sun, Dec 1 1 p.m. Cheetah Championship ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Dec 8 1 p.m. Viper Championship ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Dec 15 1 p.m. Chameleon Championship ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Dec 22 1 p.m. Scorpion Championship ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Jan 5 1 p.m. World Bowling Tour Men’s and Women’s Finals presented by PBA ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Jan 12 1 p.m. PBA50 Tour Finals and PBA Regional Players Invitational Finals ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Jan 19 3 p.m. Round1 Japan Cup ESPN/WatchESPN 5 p.m. Teen Masters Grand Championship ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Jan 26 Noon PBA League ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Feb 2 4 p.m. Chris Paul PBA League All-Stars ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Feb 9 3 p.m. PBA League ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Feb 16 3 p.m. PBA League ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Feb 23 3 p.m. USBC Masters ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Mar 2 3 p.m. PBA League ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Mar 23 1 p.m. PBA League Position Round ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Mar 30 4:30 p.m. PBA League Wild Card Round ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Apr 6 1p.m. PBA League Tournament of Champions ESPN/WatchESPNSun, Apr 13 2 p.m. PBA League Elias Cup Finals ESPN/WatchESPN

VALENCIA LANES 2013-14 FALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE

23700 LYONS AVE., NEWHALL, CA., 91321 (661) 222-9080 ===============================================================================================DAY - TIME LEAGUE NAME TYPE # TEAM MEETING START MAX DATE/TIME DATE ===============================================================================================MONDAY 1:00 PM SUPER SENIORS HDCP ANY 4 OPEN 9/09 12:30 PM 9/09 6:00 PM LET’S BOWL HDCP MIXED 4 900 9/09 5:30 PM 9/09 6:00 PM MONDAY NO-TAP HDCP ANY 3 OPEN 9/09 5:30 PM 9/09 7:00 PM *VEGAS GAMBLERS HDCP MIXED 4 775 9/09 7:30 PM 9/09 ==================================================================TUESDAY 6:00 PM FUNTASTICS HDCP MIXED 5 900 9/03 5:30 PM 9/03 7:00 PM JUST FOR PARTY ANY COMBO 4 OPEN 9/03 6:30 PM 9/03 ==================================================================WEDNESDAY 9:15 AM VALLEY GIRLS HDCP LADIES 4 645 9/04 9:00 AM 9/04 6:00 PM *VEGAS ACES HDCP MIXED 5 890 9/04 5:30 PM 9/04 ==================================================================THURSDAY 9:30 AM 50/50 SCRATCH ANY COMBO 3 TM DIFF 9/05 9:00 AM 9/05 6:00 PM *V.L. & FRIENDS HDCP MIXED 5 900 9/05 5:30 PM 9/05 ==================================================================FRIDAY 11:00 AM SR NO TAP DOUBLES NON-SANCTIONED 1 OPEN 9/06 10:30 AM 9/06 7:00 PM *FRI. NIGHT PARTY HDCP MIXED 4 OPEN 9/06 6:30 PM 9/06 ==================================================================SUNDAY 6:00 PM * ULTIMATE HDCP MIXED 4 OPEN 9/08 5:30 PM 9/08 VEGAS LEAGUE

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Revolutions Barstow Bowl Grand Opening and ribbon cutting ceremony Oct 12th. Pictured - Miss Barstow, Chamber of Commerce Members, Owners Bonnie Hernandez, Alex Hernandez, Paula Vidad and Miss Teen Barstow.


PBA Announces ESPN and Xtra Frame Schedules, New Broadcast Team Concept

Pedersen, Jakubowski to team up in booth across both media platforms during coverage of PBA World Series of Bowling V

SEATTLE – As the 2012-13 Professional Bowlers Association season enters the homestretch with the PBA World Series of Bowling V at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas beginning Oct. 25, the PBA has unveiled a new broadcast team concept along with its ESPN telecast schedule for the balance of the year and the start of the new 2014 season.

Starting Sunday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m. ET, ESPN will televise seven two-hour events from WSOB V, beginning with the PBA Cheetah Championship and running consecutive Sundays through Jan. 12. In all, ESPN will air 36 hours of PBA action through April 13 – up from 29.5 hours in 2013 – as part of its new five-year agreement announced earlier this summer. (Full ESPN schedule at end of press release).

Redefining its coverage strategy during WSOB V, the PBA will utilize the same broadcast team across both its online streaming video service Xtra Frame and ESPN television platforms by fea-turing the primary duo of longtime ESPN analyst Randy Pedersen and play-by-play voice Mike Jakubowski. Jakubowski, who previously worked the PBA Summer Series on ESPN, has called the action on the Xtra Frame for the past five years.

Pedersen, who will return to the ESPN booth for the 13th consecutive year in 2014, is also bowl-ing in the World Series, which will provide both Xtra Frame and ESPN viewers with unique insight from the viewpoint of a competitor. The 13-time PBA Tour titlist and 2011 PBA Hall of Fame inductee made a successful return to PBA competition in 2013 after a seven-year injury-plagued absence, winning the first tournament he entered as a PBA50 Tour competitor.

“I think it’s going to be a huge positive to experience the World Series and gain the first-hand knowledge that comes with competing over a grueling schedule with the other players,” said Peder-sen, who will tie the late Hall of Famer Billy Welu for the second most seasons as PBA Tour color analyst (Nelson Burton Jr. holds the record with 23 seasons alongside Chris Schenkel for ABC). “I’m grateful for having been able to be the Tour’s color analyst all these years and to be mentioned in the same sentence with a great like Billy Welu is an honor.”

Joining the ESPN broadcast team will be former Miss USA Kimberly Pressler as sideline re-porter. It will be Pressler’s fourth PBA World Series of Bowling.

Xtra Frame’s 60 hours of WSOB V live coverage from Oct. 25-31 will also find Jason Thomas, Jef Goodger and Matt Freiberg working with Jakubowski and Pedersen in providing extended com-mentary during World Series qualifying and match play rounds.

Jakubowski, the “voice of the PBA” for the past five years on Xtra Frame and as the PBA’s pub-lic address announcer, has previously done national TV play-by-play work for the American Bowl-ing Congress’ World Team Challenge, USBC Masters and Intercollegiate Team Championships.

“I’m honored to represent the Professional Bowlers Association and fans of pro bowling along-side Randy,” said Jakubowski, a Milwaukee native.

The 2014 PBA schedule begins with a live telecast of the opening round of PBA League compe-tition on Sunday, Jan. 26, at noon ET from Thunderbowl Lanes in suburban Detroit and will include seven PBA League telecasts culminating with the Elias Cup Finals. Other highlights on the 2014 schedule are the sixth annual Chris Paul PBA League All-Stars charity event from Lucky Strike-L.A. Live, which has become a Super Bowl Sunday tradition, airing Feb. 2; live coverage of the USBC Masters on Feb. 23, and live coverage of the PBA Tournament of Champions on April 6.

New to the ESPN schedule is the finals of the Teen Masters Grand Championship, presented by the PBA and conducted on the World Series television lanes, which will follow the Japan Cup telecast on ESPN at 5 p.m. ET on Jan. 19.

PBA fans can subscribe to Xtra Frame for a monthly subscription fee $7.99, an annual fee of $64.99, or a daily fee of $5 during the World Series. For subscription and schedule information, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame link.

2013-14 PBA ESPN TELEVISION SCHEDULE (all times are Eastern) Sunday, Dec. 1 – Cheetah Championship, South Point, Las Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 8 – Viper Championship presented by PBA Bowling Challenge, South Point, Las Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 15 – Chameleon Championship, South Point, Las Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 22 – Scorpion Championship, South Point, Las Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 29 – PBA World Championship, South Point, Las Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 5 – World Bowling Tour Men’s and Women’s Finals by PBA, South Point, Las Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 12 – PBA50 Tour Finals & PBA Regional Players Invitational Finals, S. Point, Vegas, 1 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 19 – Round1 Japan Cup, Minami Suna Round1 Bowling Center, Tokyo, Japan, 3 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 19 – Teen Masters Grand Championship, South Point, Las Vegas, 5 p.m.Sunday, Jan. 26 – PBA League (live), Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., Noon Sunday, Feb. 2 – Chris Paul PBA League All-Stars, Lucky Strike-L.A. Live, Los Angeles, 4 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 9 – PBA League, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., 3 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 16 – PBA League, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., 3 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 23 – USBC Masters (live), Brunswick Zone Carolier, North Brunswick, N.J., 3 p.m.Sunday, March 2 – PBA League, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., 3 p.m.Sunday, March 23 – PBA League Position Round, Thunderbowl Lanes, Allen Park, Mich., 1 p.m.Sunday, March 30 – PBA League Wild Card Round, Bruns Zone Carolier, N. Brunswick, N.J., 4:30 p.m.Sunday, April 6 – PBA Tournament of Champions (live), Woodland Bowl, Indianapolis, 1 p.m.Sunday, April 13 – PBA League Elias Cup Finals, Woodland Bowl, Indianapolis, 2 p.m.

WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING V XTRA FRAME LIVE SCHEDULE (all times are Eastern) Friday, Oct. 25 – High 5 Gear PBA League Challenge, 5:45 p.m.Sat., Oct. 26 - Cheetah Championship Qualifying, 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; Round of 24, 10 p.m.Sunday, Oct. 27 – Viper Championship Qualifying, 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; Round of 24, 10 p.m.Mon., Oct. 28 – Chameleon Championship Qualifying, 10 a.m. & 4:30 p.m.; Round of 24, 10p.m.Tues., Oct. 29 – Scorpion Championship Qualifying, 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.; Round of 24, 10 p.m.Wednesday, Oct. 30 – PBA World Championship Match Play, 1:30 and 8:30 p.m.Thursday, Oct. 31 – PBA World Championship Match Play, 4:30 p.m.

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1 michael zhang 712 $1,000.00 Cash & Carry $850.00 ABtA shirt $100.00 global 900 Ball $100.00 2 galdino Chavez 724 $500.00 3 robert Contreras 686 $200.00 4 sun sundara 684 $110.00 5 jamescart Alarcio 723 $110.00 6 giang huynh 720 $105.00 7 stan Por 716 $105.00 8 Darrow tiongco 715 $105.00 9 kenny kwan 683 $105.00 10 tres Catalasan 702 $100.00 11 mien Barcelona 698 $100.00 12 Freddie Catamisan 695 $100.00 13 Pat manalo 682 $100.00 14 Pablo Castro (ss) 680 $100.00 15 Ada wong-hum 668 $100.00 16 imelda Ahorro (ss) 633 $100.00 17 will samson 673 $75.00 18 Don Quitangon 671 $72.50 19 lordan Ferguson 665 $70.00 20 sol Cericos 657 $70.00 21 Chris romero 648 $67.50 22 kmel Cunanan 643 $67.50 23 teddy villaroman 642 $65.00 24 holden Au 642 $65.00 25 Art windsor 637 $62.50 26 jerry Chang 635 $62.50 27 jonathan gonzalez 634 $62.50 28 glenn matsumoto (ss) 629 $60.00 29 leo silva 627 $60.00 30 marife Catalasan 626 $59.50 31 john henry licauco 626 $59.50 32 willie Parawan 623 $59.00 33 Beth Borci 621 $59.00 34 jason yeh 620 $58.00 35 Bobbie mcCollum (ss) 619 $58.00 36 kerry lucka 612 $58.00 37 Ely Cruz (ss) 611 $57.00 38 jonathan Barraca 608 $57.00 39 Don Chung 606 $57.00 40 walter white (ss) 583 $56.00 41 Pedro Cintron 581 $56.00 42 Dana le Count 580 $56.00 43 jennifer nakunz 577 $56.00 44 gwen harris (ss) 541 $56.00 45 manny loria Dns FE

DOUBLES1 jerry Chang / mien Barcelona 1485 $120.00 2 jerry Chang / michael zhang 1442 $100.00 3 jo jo Barcelona / mien Barcelona 1409 $90.00 4 michael zhang / Ada wong-hum 1409 $90.00 5 jerry Chang / giang huynh 1400 $80.00 6 Freddie Catamisan / vuong Do 1396 $70.00 7 michael zhang / Bennet lai 1395 $70.00

abTaBowlium- October 12

Zhang Wins His 1st ABTA Title at Bowlium — (L-R) Manager Elvira Martinez, Giang Huynh 4th, Galdino Chavez (runner up) $500, Michael Zhang Champion $2,050, Robert Contreras 3rd $200 and Jamescart Alarciao 5th place.

8 giang huynh / galdino Chavez 1393 $60.00 9 teddy villaroman / jeje gabriel 1393 $60.00 10 Du Quach / michael zhang 1391 $50.00 11 sean nguon / michael zhang 1387 $50.00 12 thomas licauco / john henry licauco 1383 $40.00 13 jerry Chang / Du Quach 1381 $40.00 14 william samson / Don Quitangon 1377 $30.00 15 samson kong / michael zhang 1377 $30.00 16 giang huynh / Ada wong-hum 1367 $30.00 17 Danny Eguilos / Freddie Catamisan 1364 $20.00 18 kenny kwan / Andy yu 1353 $20.00 19 sol Cericos / Ben Bagaoisan 1352 $20.00

fINANCIAL REPORTCUT SCORES

men: + 74 women: +36suPEr sEniOrs:

imelda Ahorro (24), manny loria (68) glenn matsumoto (66)

high QuAliFEr (FrEE Entry)men: walter white + 154

women: mien Barcelona + 1693 - 6 - 9: Ed Abarca

match game: 100 - nO winnErmatch series: 447 -

romel Concepcion / Bedell vasquezRAffLE RESULTS

900 global sponsor Ball Ping romero thanksgiving Entry jhun tan ABtA regular Entry leo silva ABtA regular Entry David Dittlinger ABtA regular Entry glen tse ABtA shirt Pablo Castro ABtA $10 Brackets Cezar marcella global tote Bag meng Chea

Prize Fund 188 $4,762.00Paid Entries 26 @ 56 $1,456.00Optional sidepots $1,300.00Doubles $1,070.003-6-9 $3,000.00match series $5,000.00shirt & trophy $88.00Cash & Carry $1,050.00total Payout $20,646.00

“Easy ED”wins $3,000 3-6-9 Pot at Bowlium!!!$3,000 was the pot. Our fine member and gentleman Ed Abrarca of San Diego took home the $3,000 with a fine display of bowling Easy Ed, as I call him is a True Gentleman and very deserving Pot. begins at $600 Saturday at Covina Bowl. Only a $5.00 en-try fee. (L-R) ABTA Director Andrew Lung (Mr Lungsanity) as we call him:=)) Ed “$3= Grand” Abarca and Greg Kokanour ABTA.

Romel and Bedell Split FIVE GRAND$5000 Match Series is split by two of the finest as Romel Concep-cion (left) and Bedell Vasquez (right) are all smiles. Luckily their 477 series was drawn by top seed in the semis, Galdino Chave. They happily took home $2,500 each. In the middle is Bob Smith ABTA Director.

MONTCLAIR — Our Semi Frozen Bonus Pin Hdcp Event hosted by Bowlium Lanes produced 188 entries. Being Semi Frozen, only the top 5 places will have pin de-ductions. 45 bowlers advanced to semi finals with cut scores of +74 for the men and +36 for the women. Super Seniors added were Manny Loria +68 and Glenn Matsumoto +66 for the men, and Imelda Ahorro +24 for the women.

High qualifiers for the weekend were Walter White +154 for the men and Mien Barcelona +169 for the women. They each get a paid entry to a future ABTA regu-lar event. Top qualifier gets the privilege of drawing for the Match Series and Mien drew 447.and she made two people very happy as they split the $5000 Match Series pot - Romel Concepcion and Bedell Vasquez. Excess funds of $1545 carry over to Covina Bowl next week where Match Series is estimated at $2600.

Jerry Chang took the top two spots in our OPTIONAL DOUBLES. 1st place with Mien Barcelona with com-bined scores of 1485 for $120 and 2nd place with Michael Zhang with their combined scores of 1442 for $100. Dou-bles paid out 19 places for a total of $1070 with a low to cash score of 1352.

Galdino Chavez was TOP SEED with +124, and a pin short was Jamescart Alarcio with +123. Jamescart will sit out the first round while Gal-dino awaits his chance for a possible back-to-back title. Top seed gets the honor of

MICHAEL ZHANG WINS 1ST ABTA TITLE AT BOWLIUMConcepcion & Vasquez Split $5,000 Match Series!

Ed Abarca Breaks 3-6-9 for $3,000!Match Game Was Drawn at 100 ( lowest it can go) No Winners!!

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drawing for the Match Game. Galdino drew the minimum required score of 100 to qual-ify for Match Game. No win-ner. Our Match Game fund of $4635 carries over next week-end at Covina Bowl and is es-timated to max at $5,000. BIG WINNER Ed Abarca went all the way to win the 3-6-9 pot of $3000. We have carryover funds of $500 to start our op-tional 3-6-9 next week.Ed is most deserving!!

From the 45 bowlers who made the semis, cut scores of +80 for the men and +33 for the women were needed to make the top 16 Match Play Finals. Placing 10th through 16th after being eliminated in the first round and getting $100 each were Tres Catala-san, Mien Barcelona, Freddie Catamisan, Pat Manalo, Pablo Castro, Ada Wong-Hum and Imelda Ahorro. Placing 6th through 9th after the second round were Giang Huynh, Stan Por, Darrow Tiongco and “King” Kwan for $105. For our HORSE pick finalists, payouts were Michael Zhang $33, Jamescart Alarcio $39, Robert Contreras $88 and Sun Sundara $325. Not his night, Jamescart was one mark short to lose to Michael Zhang who finished 228 against his 218.

Sun Sundara was also shak-ing his head when he finished 205 to Robert’s 217 game. At 4th and 5th respectively and taking home $110 each were Sun Sundara and Jamescart Alarcio. Pumping adrenalin, Michael Zhang was on a roll when he threw 6 strikes in 8 frames against Robert Contre-ras who bowled a strike on the

1st frame but couldn’t convert back-to-back splits on his 2nd and 3rd frame. Robert’s double came too late in the tenth as he finished 212 against Michael’s 267 game. Robert Contreras placed 3rd for $200. Robert bowled very well in his first top 16 experience

Top seed Galdino Chavez met Michael Zhang for the title. Michael started clean through the 6th frame. Gal-dino struggling, was down 31 pins after the 8th frame having 4 open frames but he tried to keep up. A limping Galdino came back and threw a strike on his 9th frame.

A punch out on the 10th means Michael would need a mark to win. Instead of the strike, he got a big split 4-6-10 his first ball on the 10th. Gal-dino Chavez takes 2nd place with his 179 game for $500 while Michael Zhang cele-brates his 1st ABTA Title with his 221 game.

Michael took home the guaranteed prize fund of $1000, PLUS $850 for the OP-TIONAL Cash & Carry, PLUS $100 for wearing his ABTA Shirt, PLUS $100 for using his Global 900 Eagle ball, for a to-tal of $2050! One of the Good Guys wins again!!!

First time Champion Mi-chael Zhang is from Monterey Park and he used his Global 900 Eagle ball drilled by Jim-my Wong to secure the win. He thanks Michael Kong for coaching and Andrew Lung for his bowling ball. He also extends his thanks to fel-low BOWLMANIA bowlers for their support and cheers - Samson, Jerry, Cecilia, Gi-

ang, Bennett, Joseph, Sean, Jimmy, Ada, Holden and apologizes for failing to men-tion the rest individually as his mind is still up in the clouds. Galdino Chavez who placed 2nd this time around is from Fontana. Same as last week, he used his Storm Dimension bowling ball drilled by Tony! Thanking GOD above all else, he thanks his wife Syl-via, along with their children - Gustavo, Jasmine, Galdino and Sylvia. Again, he thanks the ABTA tournament and staff for a great event.

Third place winner Robert Contreras is from La Puente and he used his Storm IQ Pearl drilled by Dave Edis of King Pin Pro Shop at West Covina. He sends love to his wife, Heidi, for all her support. He also thanks Dave Edis for tak-ing care of all of his equipment and to all ABTA bowlers who cheered. At the Bowlium his wife arrived a bit late due to her Photo Business appointment... Winner of this week’s new bowling ball from our sponsor, Global 900 was Ping Romero.

For our RAFFLE ticket drawing: ABTA Regular Entry winners were Leo Silva, David Dittlinger and Glen Tse. Jhun Tan won the free entry for our upcoming Thanksgiving Event, Pablo Castro received an ABTA Shirt, Cezar Marcel-la won $10 for Brackets, and Meng Chea won the Global 900 Tote bag.

ABTA Bowlers got paid Big this weekend in cash Pots and Prizes! Brackets were huge ! We thank all ABTA bowlers for your continued support. Next week’s event at COVINA BOWL marks the start of our HANDICAP BO-NUS Special Series!

Bowl with a regular en-try for the next three weeks and get 2 BONUS Pins! Bowl 2 out of the 3 events and get 1 BONUS Pin! Covina Bowl is located at 1060 San Bernardino Rd, Covina 626-339-1286. Eas-ily found. Take 10 Freeway to Azusa and go north to San Bernardino, Left 2 blocks, or take 210 Freeway to Azusa and go South to San Bernar-dino, Right 2 blocks. Phone is 626-339-1287 .

Further info available at www.abta1.com or call 562-868-7164 Please see our ad in the California Bowling News or check out our website (www.abta1.com) for our schedule and directions. Remember the Bonuses for 3 straight weeks Next week is Forest Lanes and then Nov 2 Oak Tree Lanes. Thanks to the Bowlium! Scott and his staff are tops. We will return. It is always fun to have the Event there. Thanks for Being an ABTA Member.YOU make it the best there is! Until then!!


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Wichita Open which ended a five-year winless streak.

D’Entremont was a mem-ber of the Ohio State and Greater Cleveland Bowling Association Halls of Fame.

He is survived by his wife Sylvia, mother Mami, brother Alan, nieces Marissa and Allie and nephew Michael. Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct. 18 at 10:30 a.m. ET at Chambers Funeral Home, 4420 Rock River Drive, Cleveland, OH. Visitations will be held at 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 17.

Interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.

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FONTANA — After one month of bowling John Fitzgerald is the top senior bowler at Foothill Lanes. His 237 average is about ten pins above the pace set by MARV SARGENT and P.J. BUCK-NER. After Fitzgerald, Sar-gent and Buckner the next best Fontana senior scorers include CORKY DeMAIO, RED DIXON, DEL KARPER and JIM STARK.

These fellas are bowling in Foothill Lanes Senior Handi-cap Trio League, “THE BEST SENIOR LEAGUE IN THE CITRUS BELT.” It is our best senior league because of the large number of top bowlers competing.

The league includes at least seven Citrus Belt Hall of Fam-ers and at least a dozen other long time Citrus Belt stars.

Perfect games have been rolled in the league by TERRY HODGSON, DEL KARP-ER, and BOB RICHARDS. The high games rolled by the women include 266 by LEANNA BARNES, 257 by SUE LEE SANTERO and 247 by SARAH HARTMAN and SHERRY WILLIAMS. The high series to date are a 773 by STEVE STRICKLAND and a 653 by SUE LEE SANTERO.

My thanks to league secre-tary LEE FITZGERALD for keeping me informed and the BOWLING NEWS for sup-porting Citrus Belt bowlers.

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SAN BERNARDINO - Attention Scratch Bowlers… Join us on Sunday, Oct 20th for our “Three And Your Out” Scratch Shootout! Last Week’s Scores:handicap Doubles:Ron Sandusky 226/620, Gus Pinongbayan 215, Jerry Burhop 213, Joe Flecher 211, Hand Brand 209, Malc Da-vison n204, Eddie Muniz 203, Lee Ann Malouff 201/512, Kathie Geier 190, Mary Cassin 538, Joan McMichael 509.judson Baptist:Deron Walker 210/539, George Joseph 204, Jerry Burhop 513.Capri: Linda King 193, Lee Ann Malouff 500.young at heart:David hill 255/570, Jerry Burhop 224/580, Charley Feath-erst 203/562, Velma Bone 184, Betty Snow 184/503.tnt: Ron Reaves 211/564, Dan Karr 202/556, Mike Deetz 184/509, Lory Durkiewicz 196/517.Elks invitational:Robert Cravens 243/644, Ed Neighbors 213/575, Dean Bechtold 210/577, Al Collins 202/585, Mary Cassin 192/512.Park n rec:Maurice Chavez 184/534, Esther Byrd 214/545, Monica James 211/573.wednesday vegas:John Meurer 204/547, Michael Sanderso 204, Barry Val-dez 532.sB County:Benson Ector 258/588, Les Franz 236/603, Tim Eshelman 221, Steve Rollberg 216/577, Robert Cravens Jr 211/606, Ben Stewart 206, Gerry Dagonese 204, Don Wells 204/560, Randy Perrine 202, Toni Futch 205/587.happy gamblers:Jerome Forch 244/661, Adam Sokoloski 243/696, Dar-ren Robinson 228, Jerry Lopez 226, Dean Bechtold 225, Bob Corrigan 220, Erik Carris 214, Mark Tucker 209, John Hutchings 206, Steve Hanson 205, Chad Wishire 204, Steven Dryden 200, Lorri Scott 232/629, Bridgett Young 220/618, Sjana Robinson 213, Patti Bechtold 202.golden goodies:Frank Deluca 221/517, Gus Punongbayan 203/518, Char-ley Featherst 200, Teresa Vest 200/455, Donna Beech 184/464.weekend rollers: Joseph DeLaTorre 264/653, Jeff Tripp 256/647, Joe Con-treras 246, Del Karper 246/717, Adam Higgins 243, John Valentine 243/653, Val Wise 227/652, Mylo Rios 221, John Hutchings 221, Ben Stewart 220, Matthew Stebbins 220, Gary Stebbins 209, Sal Soriano 208, Max Obra 207, Maurice Chavez 205, Tom Teeter 203, Dan Karr 201, Tony DeLaTorre 200, Elise Hamner 266/567, Christy Cayce 246/611, Christina Hernandez 199/579.

Our next no-tap tournament is on Sunday, Oct 27th, 2013. We still have a few openings in our current leagues. See our league schedule at delrosalanes.us or call us at 909.886.4675.

Thanks for Bowling, Have a great week.

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

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BOWLING POINTS TO PONDERIf it doesn’t matter whether you win or lose, then don’t

bother to keep score. An optimist is a person who starts building a 5 million dollar bowling center with a mere 5 mil-lion dollars.

Wouldn’t it be nice if some of the self professed experts on pro bowling and pro tournaments took in a pro tour-nament more than once a year or so? In some bowling centers everything works when it comes to scoring. In oth-ers, nothing works. And that’s why averages from place to place can vary as much as 40 points.

One thing you can still get cheaply is that extra frame of bowling you thought the deskman wouldn’t notice. Who’s in worse shape than the bowler-golfer who shoots in the 130s in both sports? A bowler can usually tell how good his reputation is by how difficult it is for him to live up to it.

In most sports the spectator is fulfilled through identifi-cation with the player in action rather than through the ac-tion. That helps watchers feel like they are doers. In bowl-ing, people are doers, in the action, and they can also be watchers, so they gain from both activities. I still can’t get over the sight of a bowler pullling up to a tournament site in a $300 car, and then unloading $3,000 worth of bowling equipment.

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mORE PEzzANOKnocking down 10 pins on the first ball earns you a strike

on the scoresheet. If you rack up 12 strikes in a row you have a 300 game, yet in reality you have knocked down only 120 pins. So why don’t we say the final score is 300 points, rather than pins knocked down.

Maybe it’s time for a shot clock to speed up league and tournament bowling—as is done in pro competition. When will the bowling world understand that a membership card does not make a bowler a pro, now does the lack of one make the person an amateur — in ability. You always hear about champions and winning bowlers being such good sports. Why not? The bowling campus in Texas continues to progress though the Hall of Fame and Museum could use a lot more space to display the interesting and informa-tive memorabilia acquired over the years.

A question often asked is how many balls does a pro bowler use in a year. Some use eight, and others have been known to use 80. Many times the happy ending to a lot of nights of bowling is the simple fact that the night has ended.

TV reported that at a recent tournament, golf tourna-ment that is, a nice guy competitor purchased a lemonade at a stand manned by youngsters and left an amazingly high tip, one that if enough struggling golfers or bowlers could count on customers like him they might be better off in the lemonade business.

SEATTLE — A new event, the High 5 Gear PBA League Challenge: USA vs. The World, will kick off PBA World Se-ries of Bowling V on Friday, Oct. 25, at South Point Bowl-ing Center in Las Vegas as a special pay-per-view event on PBA’s online bowling channel, Xtra Frame.

The special Xtra Frame PBA League Challenge web-cast – and additional daily events held as part of the WSOB V – will be available for a special World Series of Bowling Day Pass fee of $5. There will be no added cost for current Xtra Frame subscrib-ers, but non-subscribers who would like to watch specific events on specific days will be able to sign up on a daily basis under the new program. Sub-scribers who sign up for Xtra Frame for the monthly fee of $7.99 or the full-year fee of $64.99 will be exempt from the special Day Pass fee(s).

To sign up for the High 5 Gear PBA League Challenge on Oct. 25 or for any of the

New High 5 Gear PBA League Challenge to Kick Off PBA World Series

Special “USA vs. The World” Xtra Frame pay-per-view event set for Friday, Oct. 25

Another 300 for Joe Torre Jr. on 8-18-13 in MLB League at Del Rio Lanes. The Great MLB League produces great bowlers.

Andre Eubanks smiles as he gets his award for his 802 series on 9-19-13 in Paint League at Keystone Lanes.

Matt Mosley tossed his 300 game on 9-9-13 in the 950 Baker at Del Rio Lanes in Downey.

Gregory Mobley get to prove he had an 11 N Row 278 Game on 6-1-12 at Double Decker Lanes in CAUSBC Open.

John Anicete got 11 strikes for a 299 game on 8-4-13 in MLB League at Keystone.

“Day Pass” sessions Oct. 26-31, visit pba.com, click on the Xtra Frame link and head to the registration page by click-ing on the “Sign Up” link un-derneath the Xtra Frame logo at the top of the page. Apps for mobile devices, allowing for easy access to Xtra Frame, are available for iPhones and An-droid devices.

The High 5 Gear PBA League Challenge: USA vs. The World will begin at 3 p.m. PT (6 p.m. ET) on Oct. 25. It will feature six United States Franchise Players from the 2013 PBA League season along with seven international players (including Franchise Players Jason Belmonte and Osku Palermaa) in a match that will preview PBA League match play competition during the 2014 season. The special High 5 Gear event will show-case the singles, alternate-ball doubles, Baker trios and Baker team matches that will be part of the 2014 PBA League for-mat. Each winner will earn one point for his team in each event

except Baker team, which will award three points.

The U.S. Franchise Play-ers will be Chris Barnes, Norm Duke, Mike Fagan, Bill O’Neill, Sean Rash (team captain) and Pete Weber. The International team will in-clude England’s Dom Barrett and Stuart Williams, Austra-lia’s Belmonte (team captain), Colombia’s Andres Gomez, Finland’s Palermaa and Mika Koivuniemi, and Venezuela’s Amleto Monacelli. The par-ticipating international play-ers are currently on 2014 PBA League rosters and each is a PBA Tour title holder.

The 2014 PBA League season will get underway on January 22 at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park, Mich. Fi-nals rosters for the eight-team league will be set on Sunday, Nov. 3, when the PBA League team managers will each select the final player during a player draft at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas. The draft will be covered live on Xtra Frame.

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NORWALK — On Sat-urday, October 12th, starting with our Bumper Buddies, Na-than Vellejo (76 ave) bowled a 84 game. Jesus Avalos (95 ave) bowled a nice 109 game. Lastly Delvon Dawson (70 ave) bowled a nice 81 game .In the Preps, we have Joshua Mayes (96 ave) bowled a nice 124 game.

Next, Mady Morales (99 ave) bowled a nice 117 game. Lastly we have Ernie Avalos (110 ave) bowled a 138 game. Great bowling Preps! Follow-ing the Preps, In the Minors, we have David Williams (157 ave) bowled a nice 183 game. Next, we have Peter Ruiz (158 ave) bowled a nice 175 game.

In the following we have Caityann Santiago (152 ave) bowled a 163 game. Lastly we have Roger Chavez (128 ave) bowled a 159 game. Nice work Minors and keep it up! Ending with our Majors, Lee Galvez (175 ave) bowled a 256 game.

Next we have David Sch-neider (183 ave) bowled a 277 game. In the following we have Alexis Reynaga (113 ave) bowled a 156 game. Anna Ramirez (138 ave) bowled a nice 193 game.

Lastly we have a young bowler in the Majors, and his name is Andrew Chan (149 ave) bowled a nice 171 game. Keep up the good work Ju-niors!

-Daniella Aguinada


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BURBANK — This week, as I was coaching my small youth league on Monday mornings, it reminded me how much all of us, as bowlers, need a regular tune up in skills and technique. No matter how long you’ve been a bowler you can always use the outlook from an objective eye.

Even the pros have coaches and we league bowlers shouldn’t think of ourselves as above reproach. When other bowlers do ask for my insights, and I do wait for them to ask, the first thing I tell them is to be very careful from whom they take advice. Every bowler has different skills and not all bowlers are really familiar with the game and it’s idiosyncrasies though they may have been bowling for 20 years or more.

The lane conditions, ball weight, the weather and much more can effect the bowlers score. Proper drilling is essen-tial and we are not always privy to the capabilities of those who might have drilled our ball. I remember days long ago when people could actually get their ball drilled at Kmart! Yikes! I digress.

The point to this little rant, if you will, is to encourage you to seek professional help with your bowling if you wish to be more serious and improve your average. The rest who are simply out there to have a good time, more power to you, enjoy every minute. As I told one of my talented bowl-ers this week, “Relax. It really is only a game.”

sunday night league: (scr) Val Hoag 263, Julieta Ward 204, John DiPietro Sr 680, Christie Mochinaga 549. (hdcp) Marc Halverson 281, Peggy Eklund 259, Dylan Jimenez 775, Heather Bustos 725.senior swingers: (scr) Ed Bgayong 242, Esther Bugay-ong 171, Win Kato 527, Lucia Affentranger 425. (hdcp) Rick Langer 246, Susan Jones 222, Al Fama 627.monday All stars: Youth 2 game scores and series. (scr) Cameron Takahashi 90/174, Allison Takahashi 157/233.monday 690: (scr) Russ Goetz 232, Judy Lamb 203, Dy-lan Jimenez 734, Helen Owens 659. (hdcp) Bob Barrett 253, Crissy Gianficaro 227, Wayne Loveless 652, Carol Thrasher 622.Practice league: (scr) Jesse Enriquez 213, Chantal Per-shing 155, Dave de Lamare 495, Kerry Ware 388. (hdcp) Mike Avery 254, Jamie Rosenblatt 267, Jeff Daniel 664, Sharette Paez 587.lA metro telco: (scr) Mike McMahon 243, Michelle Marx 204, Setu Molia 620, Kathy Temple 513.Orbits: Handicap scores only. Vicki Olivia 264/666, Joan Jones 243, Catherine Noonan 241/680, Carol Thrasher 649.iCF mixed trios: Handicap scores only. Lou LeBlanc 259/675, Rita LeBlanc 270/716, Marv Poretta 680, Barbara Liuberto 717.wednesday night hdcp: (scr) Eric Zimmerman 258, Sheilah Faller 232, Matt Risch 697, Stephanie Fenwick 590. (hdcp) Kelly McDonouch 290, Sandy Hubbard 233, Roger Webb 735, Ann Jones 713.senior Foursomes: (scr) Jim DeAngelo 245, Lucia Affen-tranger 203, Ron Durkee 614, Kathy Temple 508. (hdcp) John Kanda 280, Cres Cruz 258, Marie Menez 652.thursday 890: (scr) Rob Hoffman 239, Ramona Gardner 179, Daniel Garcia 677, Vickie Maad 533. (hdcp) Carl Fen-ton 294, Suzanne Martinez 276, Mario Reid 812, Donna Higgins 670.

All righty, Bowlers! That covers it for now so until next time...keep the ball rollin’!

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Captain & Crew: Shirley Dohrman 509, Vancie Keith 502, Shizuko Barcelon 204/497.mega vegas tuesday: James Talley 245/700, Clarence Wynn “300”/690, Bob Johnson 240/612, Alex Robles 235/605, Marcel Vandroff 605, Jason Phillips 232/603, Ivan Clarke 255/595, Brenda Doss 490, Kathy Johnson 479.Alley Oops!: Edwin Brown 602, Julie Grabinski 580, James Kennard 463, Myra Kremen 438, Merrie Slagley 406, Hugh Kemp 192. Side-pot winners—Game One: Hugh Kemp 210; Game Two: Joyce Robertson 219; Game Three: Julie Grabinski 295.Cal Bowleros: Bheth Alcayde 223/584, Carolyn Rousseau 208/551, Linda Kinney 202/549, Mary Smyth 209/545, Kim Eastwood 205/543, Darlene Hom 507, Karen Witt 201/506. Side-pot winners—Game One: Greta 239; Game Two: Mary Smyth 209; Game Three: Bheth Alcayde 261.kings and Queens: Eric Snow 259/726, Leonard Ruiz Jr. 249/687, Vern Adams 263/685, Matt Mosley 258/668, Kev-in Peterson 268/663, Emmerson Wafer 658, Curt Soares 653, Steve Clark 653, Donna Owens 254/646, Michelle Criswell 245/633, Maria Bacos 236/619, Felecia Tripp 255/609, Sue Cant 249/598.Corona ladies: Caroline Stewart 209/565, Diana Howard 542. young At heart: Bob Kordich 238/655, Vince Haneda 235/652, Earl Hullett 253/637, Pre Collier 246/621, Carl Steel 238/621, B.J. 223/595, Oritta Steel 237/549, Dee Phipps 538, Walter Millsap 587, Al Fagafa 567, Josh Hud-son 237/565.recycled teens: Stan Murren 224/608, Rob Kordich 216/593, Jim Burke 577, Ken Seiple Sr. 575, Boylee In-ocente 571, Jojo Jasmin 227/558, Ron Leidholdt 224/557, Ben Jones Sr. 223/550, Lillie Darden 231/570, Divina Bu-hay 209/544.vegas Crackpots: Andre McNeal 247/683, Gerald Wil-liams Jr. 239/682, Arturo Peregrina 246/656, John Doval 269/650, Jacob Culpepper 233/643, Jasmyn Culpepper 235/608, Teka Williams 207/549, Tippy Thornton 206/548. Fil-Am Bowlers: Jojo Jasmin 224/615, Chris Abing 224/612, Shota Higuchi 254/612, Randy Antazo 603, Rey Santos 256/593, Som Seng 582, Jean Colian 246/525. laughlin Bowler Bears: Brandon Mims 205/606, Jona-than Gale 218/588, James Talley 215/515, Mike Dees 219/499, Cindy Radcliffe 203/516.mega vegas sunday: Ray Minter 265/716, James Mat-thews 268/675, Jonathan Gale 220/630, Carl Allen 611, Michelle Allen 228/541.grandma’s/grandpa’s: Fale Sula 278/642, Billy Williams 215/620, Don Keith 218/615, Wayne Moon 243/589, Ike Sanders 205/586, Stan Murren 230/575, Al Fagafa 562, Larry Cosgrove 223/551, Mattie Wylie 494.Big Bear: Curt Soares 279/754, Emmerson Wafer 262/725, Donald Franklin 289/681, James Trumbo 263/648, Tra-vis Morris 623, Debra Gipson 258/674, MIchelle Criswell 212/575, Ella Wilson 223/567, Mary Smyth 212/552, Cathy Anderson 217/551.v.A.: John Doval 568, Leon Rudolph 517, Penny Doval 503, Joe Morse 191, Anna Farrugla 174.sierra Bugs: Cathy Wyatt 201/510, Shonna Hernandez 204/510, Joan Lumpford 509. Side-pot winners—Game One: Becky Heyn 227; Game Two: Cathy Wyatt 201; Game Three: Terry 205.C.A.u.l.: Kirk Keith 277/737, Jonathan Gale 267/714, Keith Hartman 245/676,David Regul 227/637, Dan France-schi 224/616, Sheri Coleman 203/499. l.B.s. Employees: It’s week 1: Eugene Carter 573, Bil-ly Williams 513, John Roach 505, Rich Ewaskey 488, Al Fagafa 525, Becky Carroll 414, Roni Kuester 406, Merrie Slagley 370.senior men’s trio: Conrad Venasse “Dutch 200” game. No award — Just applause! Dion Morris Sr. “300” game and 705 series, Charles Gleason 277/772, Pat Kinard 257/717, Don Gardner 709, John Day 289/693, Charles Woods 278/696, John Daly 289/693, Dan Monzon 689.marcus lemons vegas Outlaws: Edwin Spears 259/729, Vernon Adams 268/721,Emmerson Wafer 710, Mike Villar-real 703, Raymond Jenkins 696, Anthony Maxwell 262/672, Fred Jackson 267/658, Felecia Tripp 279/779, Crystal Barker 279/617, Elisa Williams 243/613, Teya Woodman 612, Shannon Santos 269.Funsters: Carol Monson “sour Apple”. Rey Santos 249/706, Jim Burke 268/675, Boylee Inocente 243/645, Ron Leidholdt 277/641, Rick Seneris 225/622, B.J. 235/614, William Louie 245/605, Joe Herrera 222/574, Adela Santos 201/527, Linda Kinney 525. Side-pot winners—Game One: J.B. 250/Peggy Greenwood 248; Game Two: Jim Burke 268/Norma Davis 188; Game Three: Ron Leidholdt 310/Lisa Mendoza 238.

jUNIORS(High Scratch Series)

mini-Bees: Chayse Erkelens 209, Olester Burrough 168, Taylor Mabry 102, Johnathan Angeles 90, Mason Dropkin 44, Arianna Norville 135.Classifieds: Semaj Lewis 513, Alexander Lowe 498, Aaron Wong 483, Grant Angeles 472, Lorenzo Viala 460, Shavon Love 453, D.J. Bonner 427, Chris Borillo 375, Bryan Wong 360.Bobcats: Kameron Agulto 428, Brennan Wingfield 405,

WINNETKA — We’re proud to present the high scores from the bowlers here at Canoga Park Bowl. Please read on so you can see who they are...river maniacs: Johnnie Englehart started off the month of October with his perfect game (“300”) bowled on Oc-tober 7th. I’m sure there will be more. Other high scores in this league by Sharon Weger 201/564, Marsha Martinez 225/545, Frank Martinez Jr. 258/729, John Kelly 273/718, Jeremy Pearson 265/696, Mike Olson 691, Monise Kelly 202/548, Michiko Kondo 509, Rick Godin 268.monday nite madness: Bob Pfleger 214/619, Norma Leb-run 208/485, Steven Schulkin 218/557, Wayne Coffman 216/597, Dean Dempsey 549, Mike Hahn 201/517. Phil-Am: Raul Ventenilla 241/644, Socorro King 447, Levi Navarrete 218/592, Josemari Zafra 219/571, Cameren Guidry 202/556, Jhunn Alejandro 511.van nuys Eagles: Rick Gamboa 228/667, Margo Sundy 203/560, Tom Leigh 253/652, Matt Hall 211/605, Ron Craig 545, Victor C. Ramirez 201/534, Roxanne Leigh 437, Bran-don Whitfiel 212. Comedians: Dan Onestinghel 278/749, Ellen Eckard 243/610, Jesse Chastain 248/710, Ray Stoy 247/687, Ron Eisenberg 235/680, Matthew Crippen 236/663, Mary Becker 200/591, Jan Sandman 213/577, Susie Rothen-berg 462.tacklin’ the tenpins: Louis Enriquez 248/642, Stella Martinez 491, Ramon Buhain 482.Copper Bucket: Aaron Story 278/708, Karen Vance 203/511, Kevin Aguilera 249/647, Justin Riese 225/618, Tom Tucker 611, Tom Borelli 225/609, Greg Myers 227, Rusty Yeager Jr. 225.D’Amores Pizza sport shot singles: (4 games) Kevin Gross 223/791, PJ Yarns 758, Justin Pluchino 728, Ricar-do Baca 720.500 Classic: Connie Wannomae 245/650, Petra Kaun 233/619, Farol Brifman 554, Jeanne Ehlers 539, Jayme Willis 536.short ‘n sweet: Travis Coffman 257/741, Lynn King 200/526, Les Charbonneau 258/666, Dale Rubin 236/685, Anthony Pavlowsky 253/623, Andy Rizo 226/585.sFvCC nikkei: Kirk Sasaki 254/676, Tami Shiotani 548, Tony Shiotani 256/621, Kevin Eto 234/615, Harvey Naka-moto 249/614, Shoji Takeshima 600, Pei Eto 521, Jerry Omiya 247.

jUNIORS8 FOr 8: William Wales 133/260, Micaela Munoz 80/145, Skylar Sakuei 117/228, Julian Gutierrez 122/227, Diego Sosa 117/207, Malissa Munoz 121 series. junior royals: Justin Pluchino 270/688, Julia Frias 193/538, Keith Nelson 238/592, Erik Godin 224/542, Moe Fienberg 166/450, Kai Burris 120/327, Emily Haworth 170/395, Rebecca Zelaya 126/345.

SENIORSOur next senior tournament on the schedule is the AliBi nO-tAP scheduled for tuesday, October 22nd at 12:30 p.m. Bowl 4 games, throw out the low score. Cof-fee and donuts will be served. join us!49’Ers: Carolyn Scherzberg joined the 700 Club again. This time it was a “713” series with a 264 game. Richard Greenzweight 224/634, Philip Lanni 245/620, Keith Hazard 572, Dale Simpson 211/567, Mary Lauer 201, Dick Lowe 213.Funtimers: Philip Lanni 273/747, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/606, Ron Doll 234/660, Sherwin Silver 225/643, Rich-ard Greenzweight 241/632, John Rosen 616, Marv Baker 235.39’Ers: Richard Greenzweight 248/698, Carolyn Scher-zberg 267/641, Ron Doll 246/673, Mel Neiditch 236/637, Larry George 243/637, Roger Chartrand 618, Arlene Boni-no 553, Mary Lauer 543, Lucy Tralla 216/538, Patricia Car-penter 219, Howard Rovner 236, Edwin Narte 236.

that’s our report for this week. like we’ve said be-fore, “keep bowling those high scores so we can re-port them in our weekly column”. see ya on the lanes.

Nolan Fox 359, Amon Todd 313, Anthony DeLucca 254, Jake Kasten 254, Nick DeLucca 235, Nathan Bergevin 183, Emily Jenkins 323, Latasha Love 283, Maggie Jen-kins 265, Maggie Mariani 262, Ashanti Gaither 242.happy rollers Forever: Mark Algiers 403, Mike Hallstrom 387, David Abel 382, Wanda Kinard 350, Diane Mallett 338, Teresa Donaldson 301.happy rollers too: Sheryl Murray 280, Mary Piaschick 264, Pamela Okamoto 261.Adult/youth: Adults—Juan Ellison 722, Matt Mosley 617, Janet Love 493, Maria Kennedy 487. Youth—Marcus Mos-ley 445, Shavon Love 302, Latasha Love 297, Morgan Kennedy 274. it’s been our pleasure to report these high scores from the past week. keep those high games and series com-ing and you may see your name in the Bowling news too.


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by David Yamauchi

SIMI VALLEY — The JAT headed north to Harley’s Simi Bowl for a “challenge” tournament with special lane conditions for the Open Division. Farm Club bowled on the house shot after the tough run on Bear the prior tournament while the Open Division bowled on a “dual-shot”- the left lane of each pair was Kegel Route 66 while the right lane was WTBA Sydney. The combination of the two patterns made for some tough bowling.

On the house side, the Farm Club lit them up with Eric Tor-rence leading the field at +98 followed closely by newcomer Taylor Berry at +73 and Mandy Arriola at +57. Vegas’ Terrance Rock II was 4th at +38. Low-to-qualify was Chris Thompson at -80.

In Match Play, Eric Torrance kept his lead by going 4-1 in match play and taking top-seed honors at +256. Ryan McBride kept his chances for the three-peat alive by going 4-1 including a 290 game to jump the field to the second-seed. Ralph Ramirez III continued his great bowling getting to +236 by going 4-1 while Anthony Schanen used a 279 start and a 258 finish to go 3-2 and take the last stepladder spot at +194.

In the stepladder, Ralph Ramirez III started strong and took down 4th seed Schanen 220-197 to advance to the semifinal. In that match, back-to-back champ Ryan McBride just kept on strik-ing to a 225-211 win and his third straight trip to the finals. In the Championship Match it was a back and forth battle but in the end it was Ryan McBride defeating top-seed Eric Torrence 213-209 for his third straight Farm Club title. Congratulations Ryan!

On the Open Division side, the lanes were doctored up with the dual shot and it made for some rough scoring on the fresh patterns. Open Division bowled a straight-11 match play format for the limited field. Only three 200 games in the first game as the bowlers adjusted to the patterns with Matthew Zweig, Patrick Rodriguez and Tyler Salverda posting plus scores to start. After 6 games at the half-way point, Wesley Low Jr. had a triple-digit pin lead but Jerome Jordan Jr. went 234-246-237 with 90 bonus to get within 35 pins of taking the lead, but fell to 4th after a 156-153 finish as the lanes burnt up. Joe Grondin was back in form posting games of 258-247-231 and finishing with a 237 and the win for a third place finish. Matthew Zweig continued his great bowling getting hot and staying consistent the entire day finish-ing 2nd at +237 helped by his 8-3 match play record. In the end it was the hot shot lefty Wesley Low Jr. averaging 204 to lead the field and cruising to a +320 total and a 83 pin win for his second title of the season. Congratulations Wesley!

The JAT will hold its annual Awards Banquet on Saturday, November 2, 2013 at SpeedZone in City of Industry. Each award winner (All-Star Team and Rookies of the Year) will receive one free ticket to the banquet. Additional tickets for parents, siblings and other JAT bowlers who would like to come out and have a great time will be available this Sunday at JAT ($25 for banquet only, $35 for banquet and racing). Please see Dave this Sunday for tickets as we need to get our numbers in asap!

The JAT travels east to Bowlium Lanes for the first Adult/Member tournament of the season. Remember- two divisions including a handicap division so everyone can bowl. Bring out your parents, siblings and friends. Scratch division 420 and over and handicap division 419 and under (90% of 210). Entry fee is $80 per team- scholarships for the juniors and gift cards for the adults. $5 scratch brackets and side pots for the adult bowlers also. See you all on the lanes Sunday!

JATFC Champ Ryan McBride, 2nd Eric Torrence, 3rd Ralph Ramirez III, 4th Anthony Schanen

JAT at Harleys Simi Bowl — 3rd Place Joe Grondin, Champ Wesley Low Jr., 2nd Matthew Zweig

JUNIOR AMATEUR TOURAdult/Junior Doubles

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The Perfect Gameby Steve Felege

memories by Carol Mancini

Editor’s Note: Years ago, an aging lane-warrior showed up on our doorstep begging us to let him write a coaching column for our legendary newspaper. I felt so sorry for him that I agreed to give him a shot. Now I can’t get rid of him! He’s living in our broom closet.............and he snores!

Steve: Uh......Carol. Bzzzzzz. bzzzzzz, bzzzzzz, bzzzzzz bzzz.Carol: Really?! Funny.....I don’t remember it that way. Hey, Lil-lian. Bzzzzz, bzzzzz, bzzzzz, bzzzzz, bzzz?Lillian: Un-huh. Yes, that’s true.Carol: Okay, I guess I’ll have to take your word for it.Editor’s note: Ahem! Apparently, just a little over a year ago I came across a newly published book that.........made me want to lace up my bowling shoes and get back out on the lanes?..... Really? I said that?Lillian: That’s what you told me!Editor’s note (cont’d): The book was so clear and concise that I called the author and eventually asked if he would consider writing a coaching column for our legendary newspaper?.........Seriously?Steve: Un-huh. Carol: Wow..... Editor’s note: And I can get rid of you?Steve: Sure! Just say the word and I’ll be back in PA watching the leaves fall.Carol: Hmmm.........Editors note: ...........but you are sleeping in our broom closet?Steve: Yes........and I do snore.Carol: All-righty then! Let’s get down to business. If there’s one thing I do remember clearly, it’s the first column. Steve: Good, because I don’t.Carol: You don’t remember passing out from jet lag and sleeping on the floor covered in old copies of The Bowling News?Steve: No, but I do remember waking up warm and dry for a change.Carol: Well, you fell asleep while I was trying to interview you. The first question I asked was, “What qualified you to write a book about bowling?” Steve: That’s still a really good question!Carol: Well?Steve: Look, Carol, I really don’t like talking about myself. Carol: Why not? You have a story to tell don’t you? Steve: Mark Twain said, “It’s better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you have nothing to say, rather than speak, and in so doing, prove them right.”Carol: Well......good for Mark, but I have a paper to fill and YOU are going to help me fill it!Steve: But..........Carol: I’ll buy you a cup of coffee!!!!!Steve: Done! See you next week!Carol: You are still the biggest push-over I’ve ever met.Steve: I hear that a lot. Comments or questions? Email them to us at: [email protected] our coach is full of hot air? Try to “stump” him. Email your questions to Steve at: [email protected]

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DOWNEY — At the close of week six, the A.B.T.A. foursome is teetering on a 3 1/2 game lead over Team 23. They only need to win one game on Monday to be the first round winner of the season. Three weeks ago they were in third. Two weeks ago in second. Monday night they hit the boards at the top of the sheet and proceeded to sweep Team 21.

The A.B.T.A. guys had only one game under 200! Justin Ziegler 722, Mike Nakunz 646, Val Wise 663 and Bobby Campagnale 738. Steady and Ready!

This coming Monday will pit last years winner — Leon-ard Ruiz Jr. (plus his dangerous new team members) against A.B.T.A. All eyes will be on this match!

Week seven is the final week of round one and the playable house shot. (More about that next week.)

Juan Ellison, deskman at Cal Bowl, lit up the bowl with his smile after ball 12 cleared the deck. He kept assuring me that he had a 300 inside just “waitin’ to bust out.” I BELIEVED IN YOU!

Bobby Campagnale won a couple of pots with his 268. Kevin Valmonte was FINANCIALLY rewarded for 279. The other 279 belonged to Eddie VanDaniker, winner of the Game One pot. Paul Varela claimed the Game Three pot with a surprising 265.

Vernon Adams has the high average for 18 games of 244, followed by Kevin Gagnon 242, Ramon Torres 242.

COMMENT: “Looking back in old copies of the Bowl-ing News — 700’s made the front page and an 800 made banner headlines. What this league needs is a 900!!”

Nicole VanDaniker still leads the ladies averages — 209. Debbie Louise 202, Jessica Diso 197 and Samantha Jimenez 196. These gals can play! They could make a “TEAM OF THEIR OWN”. Think about that for next year.

What does all this average comparison show? 92 men are averaging 220 and 4 ladies are averaging 203. (Com-puters are sooo smart!)

Team 19, sitting in 11th place posted the high series of the night, winning 4 1/2 from SYSCO. Their 2852 was divided up: Rich Maldonado 655, Joe Jimenez 684, Jeff Carr 753 and Sam Hitchcock 760. Still 100 pins behind the season high of 2852 (by Team 19 no less). Guess they didn’t want to break their own record.

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