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Brian’s Basic Best!

SAN DIEGO—The NABI San Diego tournament action was at Mira Mesa Lanes this past week, & Brian Watkins “bested the field” to capture his first NABI title. With chal-lenging tournament condi-tions to conquer, Brian used accuracy & consistency as the basic building blocks to sup-port his performance. They served him well, & his reward was the championship that had eluded him in the past. Brian’s highest prior finish was second place, so this time he was even more determined to finish on top! Now he can look forward to participating in the Tourna-ment of Champions during NABI Week 2008 next July in Las Vegas. Brian not only col-lected the $1000 top prize, but earned an additional $100 for being a “Frequent Bowler”. Congratulations!

The top 5 field was rounded out by George Hebert, Steve Slezak, Sue Greer & Mcnorbil Espiritu.

Pocketing the guaranteed $50 sidepots each qualifying game were January Holmes, Randi Diato, Anthony An-cheta, David Danielly. Glen Capili, Mike Tangonan, Dan Stauf, Hebert & Espiritu.

The next NABI tournament will be August 18th at Admiral Robinson Center. Details will be included in the next edition of the Bowling News. See you on the 18th…. we’ll save a cookie for you!

ABTA at Premiere Lanes One-DayHandicap is FROZEN for Labor Day event

Match Game est$2,000 3-6-9 is $2,300 $4,000 min / $8,000 Possible 1st place

SANTA FE SPRINGS—The ABTA will be hosted by Pre-miere Lanes in Santa Fe Springs in a one day event with five qualifying squads Saturday beginning at 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-& 6:00 PM with 1 in 5 bowlers advancing to the Semifinals at 8:45 PM. The Handicap is Frozen in this event except for extenuating circumstances, for our Labor Special Event Aug. 31 Sept 1-2 at West Covina Lanes.

The Handicap will again be frozen next week in our two Day Event at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk Aug. 18-19. Handicap is frozen and will be gained and received in your first tournament that you bowl after the memorial event. Please see our ad in this paper for more information. Premiere Lanes is located at 13210 E. Telegraph Road phone 562-941-0271. Take 605 to Telegraph 3 miles East or 5 freeway to Carmenita north 3 miles to Tele-graph West 2 blocks.

The Labor Day Event event is a Friday Saturday Sunday Event, and will have separate qualifying each day and open to all. Come on down and bowl in this great event.

Inland Empire NABI (L-R) Michael Gray 6th, Donna Grey 9th, Curt Snyder Champion, Jay Shackelford 2nd, Rachel Labart 2nd & Jablan Mamerto 3rd.

Inland Empire NABIChampion

Curt Snyderby Quinn

RIVERSIDE — We want to thank Arlington Lanes for hosting our Inland Empire NABI tournament last week-end. Their staff is great and always so helpful to us.

Our newest champion, Curt Synder, from Yucca Val-ley, was high qualifier in the semi-finals. Bowling an in-credible 299 game, Curt won a beautiful 299 Monarch Ring and an 11-In-A-Row Plaque from USBC. His quiet confi-dence was evident throughout the tournament.

Curt, who has been bowl-ing for 50 years, was an early NABI member. However, he had not bowled in tourna-ments for about four years. Well, he is back! He does bowl in a summer Vegas League at Yucca Bowl. Curt won with his Ebonite Big One, drilled by Norris Turner at Arlington Lanes Pro Shop.

Curt wants to thank Dave for the NABI competition. He also adds that he had a fun time, and cannot wait to com-pete again. We thank you Curt, and all who came out to bowl with us at Arlington.

We are having a “BYE” next weekend, but will be

back at Arrowhead Lanes in San Bernardino, Saturday and Sunday, August 18 and 19 (2-day event). See our ad in next week’s Bowling News.

Our stepladder began with Rachel Labart bowling Guy Clear. Guy bowled a 196 to Rachel’s 231. Rachel then bowled Jablan Mamerto. Ra-chel bowled a 191 to Jalan’s 256.

Jablan went on to bowl Jay Shackelford. Jablan shot a 182 to Jay’s 197. Jay then met high qualifier Curt Syn-der. Jay bowled a 157 to Curt’s awesome 299 for Curt to take the championship. Curt won a champion shirt, as well as $400.Our money winners were: Curt Snyder $400.00Jay Shackelford 150.00Jablan Mamerto 100.00Rchel Labart 75.00Guy Clear 65.00Michael Gray FEJaymond Williams FELeticia Taylor FEDonna Gray FE

Our sidepot winners were: Jaymond Williams, Curt Sny-der (2), Michael Richards, Jablan Mamerto, Jay Shack-elford, Jeff Swanson, Gino Mansilungan, Leticia Taylor and Guy Cler.

We will see you next at Arrowhead Lanes in San Ber-nanrdino on August 18 and 19. See our ad in next week’s Bowling News.

Sylvia Broyles Retires From USBC Board of DirectorsGREENDALE, Wis. --

Sylvia Broyles, who has been associated with the sport of bowling for more than 50 years, has announced her retirement from the United States Bowling Congress Board of Directors, effective Aug. 1. She served as USBC vice president in 2006-07 after serving as a USBC director in the 2004-05 season.

Throughout her career Broyles served the sport on the national, state and local levels. Since her initial appointment to the WIBC Board of Direc-tors in 1977, she served as di-rector and second, third, fifth and seventh vice presidents before eventually being elect-ed as WIBC’s final president from 2002 through 2004.

Her dedication to the sport was also evident through her work in numerous other bowl-ing leadership positions such as being a former member of the National Bowling Forum board, Bowling Inc. director, National Bowling Council/BVL and USA Bowling di-rector and secretary-treasurer. Broyles, of Spring Branch,

Texas, was elected to the USBC Hall of Fame in 2005.

“I am retiring from service at the national level, but I plan to continue working at the local and state level promot-ing state tournaments and of course, USBC,” Broyles said. “I wish all in the industry the very best in the future.”

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Both books now have in-teractive features to make it easier and quicker for people to find what they want. They can be accessed through the Rules section at the left navi-gation bar of the bowl.com front page, then going to the “View the expanded online version of the 2007-08 Play-ing Rules Book” in the “Hot Topics” area.

The new options give viewers index and search fea-tures through a navigation tool at the left side of the screen. The Playing Rules & Com-monly Asked Question has separate listings for the nine chapters plus a legislative up-date plus subtopics under each chapter. Additional topics can

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Diehard bowling fans have missed the women’s pro tour, which has been dormant for four long years. That includes me and a couple of my longtime colleagues, Hall of Fame writers Dick Evans and John Jowdy.

The three of us would get together whenever the old PWBA (Professional Women’s Bowling Assn.) Tour was in Southern California, Las Vegas or Reno. It was always tough on Evans because he lives in Daytona Beach, Fla., and each time it would cost him a small fortune for a roundtrip airline ticket.

Remember when Sam’s Town Hotel, Casino & Bowling Center was the PWBA’s umbrella sponsor? Evans, Jowdy and I would travel to Sin City to watch the pro dollies—as the late Sam Levine liked to call them—in action. We always had a ball. We had even more fun whenever Chuck Pezzano, another Hall of Fame scribe, was able to join us.

There were many memorable moments at Sam’s Town. But the one that sticks out in my mind was the time Robin Romeo and Jeanne Naccarato captured the PWBA Track Doubles title.

That was in 2000, and Robin and Jeanne had vowed to win and dedicate the tournament to the memory of their fathers, who had recently passed away.

When the last ball was rolled, and Robin and Jeanne knew they had won, they broke down and wept on each other’s shoul-ders. Soon, they had everyone in the audience reaching for a

hanky. It was a very emotional scene, to put it mildly.It wasn’t very long after that that Sam’s Town, because of a

change in corporate management, dissolved its sponsorship with the PWBA.

And from then on, it was all downhill for the PWBA Tour, which went out of business in ‘03. It was a dark moment, not only for women’s bowling but for the sport of bowling in general as well.

The year of ’03 also was the last time the U.S. Women’s Open was conducted. The winner was a young Kelly Kulick, who was later voted the PWBA Rookie of the Year.

Now, four years later, Kulick will finally get the chance to defend her title, for the U.S. Women’s Open Presented by the USBC has been resurrected and will be staged Aug. 13-18 at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno.

And yes, Dick Evans, John Jowdy and I will be there to re-cord whatever happens for bowling posterity.

Also on hand will be Robin Romeo, who is still seeking new fields to conquer despite turning 50 in June. “I’ll continue to bowl competively as long as I have the fire in my belly,” she said.

A USBC Hall of Famer, Robin made headlines in the USBC Senior Masters at the National Bowling Stadium in July, when she became the first woman in the 15-year history of the tourna-ment to make the cut to match play.

The talented Newhall, Calif., right-hander went on to win her first two matches, but was eliminated when she lost her next two. Robin finished in the 17th- to 24th-place bracket, good for $1,200. It was a superb performance, considering the Senior Masters attracted 299 bowlers, a total that included three wom-en. (Linda Kelly, the former Team USA champion from Dayton,

Ohio, and Lela Larkin, who owns Roxy Ann Lanes in Medford, Ore., were the other two ladies.)

Robin won her first two matches with sets of 657 and 616, and then lost with 606 and 526.

“What happened in your final match?” I asked Robin.She replied, “I had a great shot playing the gutter. But the

shot wasn’t as good in my final match. I changed balls, but I should’ve moved inside. I also lost a little of my intensity.”

Robin said she was “a little nervous” when the Senior Masters started. “It helped, however, that I knew some of the bowlers, having competed against them in the (PWBA) Ladies and Leg-ends tournaments.

“It also helped that I crossed with Bob Kelly, Linda’s hus-band, since I knew him. Also, the other two bowlers on our pair were very friendly.”

Robin added that she plans to enter other PBA Senior Tour events in the future. “I feel I can compete on their level,” she said.

Robin, who retired from the PWBA Tour just before it went under—she toured for more than 20 years and captured 17 ti-tles—has entered the upcoming U.S. Women’s Open. She won the Open in 1989, which earned her the coveted Bowler of the Year crown.

In addition to the U.S. Women’s Open, Robin will put up the extra $750 to enter the inaugural PBA Women’s Series.

Scores in the Open will be used to determine the 16 “exempt” bowlers who will qualify for a unique five-week mini tour that will be shown by ESPN as part of the PBA Fall Tour.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve gotta start packing for my trip to “the Biggest Little City in the World” and watch “the Greatest, Most Exciting Women Bowlers in the World.”

Ten Pin Slantsby Joe Lyou

LAKEWOOD—It’s count-down time for the start of the 50th consecutive season for the 16-team women’s 675 Classified Foursome. Opening Monday at Cal Bowl, the Trav-el league schedules 33 weeks of bowling and all centers dates and time are confirmed. The first three weeks, August 20-27 and September 10, will be slated at Cal Bowl to acco-modate the many needed subs for bowlers finishing summers league.

Cheryl Huntington, OCUS-BC super official, sent our league Sanction kit AND the Orange County new book av-erages to us at the end of July so we have those averages ver-ified. The LA USBC book is not yet available but we hope it may be within the next week so that we may verify higher averages registered from Cal and Cerritos.

Since this is a short col-umn, we want to include some interesting news about one of Long Beach’s bowling trea-sures, Bob Stickney, Actually, there’s three items about him.

First is the news that he and Frances celebrarted 63 years of wedded bliss on June 30,

Next is news that Bob re-cently fired a 280 game to prove age is only a number and he’s still knocking down big games and series. Finally, congratulations to Bob for organizing the Classic Men’s Senior Trio which bowls on Wednesday afernoon The roster of this league includes some local and national star bowlers, sporting averages over 225. There is also Hall Of Fame and former PBA celebri-ties among the membership.

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Rose Williams Named To OC Hall Of Fame

by Frank Kietz GARDEN GROVE — The OC/USBC/Ass’n. Hall of Fame committee announced today Rose Williams will be installed into its Hall of Fame 2:00 p.m. Saturday, August 25, 2007 at La Habra “300” Bowl. The committee pointed out Rose was very worthy, a noted Southland champion with an Orange County resume going back a quarter century. For more installation info call the office, 714-554-0111.


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Fun-Time Bowlers Converge On New Trevi Zone For Summer No-Tap Doubles Tournament!

by Judee Wood - Fun-Time Bowling DirectorLAKE ELSINORE—Bowling at Lake Elsinore? Who would

have thought! The Knight family’s vision came true with the July opening of the Trevi Entertainment Center, a 92,000-square-foot conversion of an old K-Mart building located just off I-15 on Mission Trails in Lake Elsinore. When hearing the buzz about a new bowling venue, Fun-Time Bowling Commissioner, Ralph Morton, hit the ground running and was successful in being the first to book a tournament date for a summer “Fun-Time” event. Impressed with 40 beautifully-equipped Brunswick lanes (laid out with 20 on each side), two 4-lane private party rooms, a fully-equipped pro shop, snack and pizza bars, sports bar and arcades all confirmed this would be a great place for the August 3-5 first annual Trevi senior no-tap doubles tournament.

As Fun-Time bowlers entered The Trevi Zone, they were immediately aware that this was not a typical bowling center. Not only were bowlers personally greeted at the front desk, but they found themselves surprisingly surrounded by beautiful Ital-ian/Venetian décor. Bowlers were in awe over the tall marble columns, chandeliers, aquariums, wall art, leather couches and even a scaled-down version of Rome’s famous Fountain of Trevi located in the center of the concourse. Tournament check-in, selling of 50-50 tickets and shirts, distribution of door prize and bowling ball/bag raffle tickets went smoothly thanks to the dili-gent crew of Ruth and Billy Lang, Joan and Jack Sowards, Nancy Morton and Judee Wood.

As three days of bowling began, it was obvious bowlers were anxious and ready to try out the beautiful, new lanes. As pins flew and six 300 scores appeared on the large graphic telescores, congratulations went out to Lee Kuhn who bowled back-to back 300’s (834). More 300 congrats went to Phil Diaz (844), George Kelly (821), Ray Struchen (756) and Bill White (829) while hon-orable mentions went to Phil Diaz for a 298 and Judee Wood for a 297.

The Friday afternoon squad was bowling hot with a high team series (1798) bowled by Ray and Karen Struchen. Coming in second for the day was Larry Shively and Ashley Shively (1778), Kat Christensen and Eduardo Sanchez (1774), Bill and Melba White (1707), Phil Diaz and Lily Jegou (1705) and Judee Wood and Cecile Beldon (1659). Highest scratch series was bowled by Phil Diaz (844).

Saturday morning’s sunshine brought about more smiles as the second day’s bowling began at 10 a.m. Midway through bowling, Commissioner Ralph Morton stopped the bowling for a few minutes while he gave away numerous door prizes to lucky bowlers and called the 50-50 winning ticket numbers. As a side note, even though the drawing is called “50-50,” all monies col-lected from these ticket sales are distributed 100% to the lucky winners making up several very generous prize envelopes.

Heading the top of Saturday’s score sheet was the team of Kat Christensen and Eduardo Sanchez (1785) followed closely by Billy and Ruth Lang (1779), Jack Bigelow and Jeanne Jef-fords (1764), Larry Shively and Ashley Shively (1743), Judee Wood and Cecile Belden (1696) and Red Krieger and Nesu-Mar-tin Galvez (1673). Highest scratch series was bowled by Ash-ley Shively (822). Congratulations to Floyd Clay (741), Luther Goad (718) and Ashley Shively (822) who were the three no-tap 300 scorers for Saturday. Kudos also to honorable mentions Jack Bigelow (298) and Larry Shively (298).

The final day of bowling was once again greeted by hot weather and lots of sunshine. As bowlers gathered around the leader board and noticed how many teams were just pins away from each other, one had to know game plans were in the making as visions of the nice prize fund danced in their heads. Bowling was halted for a few minutes to not only call 50-50 winners, but to give away three bowling balls and three double-roller bags to six lucky winning bowlers.

A recap of Sunday’s bowling mimicked the winning team of Kat Christensen and Eduardo Sanchez (1696) followed by Bill and Melba White (1675), Ida Tagliaferri and Sid Good (1664), Joe and Lynda Phillips (1632), Jack and Lena Grace (1622), Joe Borges and Mahlan Brackett (1595). Congratulations to just one Sunday bowler rolling a no-tap 300, George Kelly (807) with an honorable-mention congrats to Karen Wade (288).

While tournament scores for the three day’s of bowling were being recapped, bowlers were treated to a delightful pizza and salad lunch compliments of Trevi management.

Tournament Winners: The 1st place winning team record-ing the highest series, Ray and Karen Struchen (1798); a very nice 2nd place, Kat Christensen and Eduardo Sanchez (1785) followed very closely by 3rd place, Billy and Ruth Lang (1779) who just edged 4th place, Larry Shively and Ashley Shively by one pin (1778); 5th place, Jack Bigelow and Jeanne Jeffords (1764); 6th place (a familiar name) Kat Christensen and Edu-ardo Sanchez (1744) who just squeaked in by one pin from 7th place, Larry Shively and Ashley Shively (1743); 8th place, Bill and Melba White (1707); 9th place away by 2 pins, Phil Diaz and Lily Jegou (1705); a tie for 10-11th place; Judee Wood and Cecile Beldon (1696) and (once again) Kat Christensen and Edu-ardo Sanchez (1696); 12th place, Bill and Melba White (1675); 13th place just three pins out, Red Krieger and Nesu-Martin Galvez (1673); 14th place, Ida Tagliaferri and Sid Good (1664); 15th place, Judee Wood and Cecile Beldon (1659); 16th place, Joe Borges and Mahlan Brackett (1644) and 17th place to Billy Stewart and George Kelly (1638). Congratulations to all win-ning teams. Good bowling!

The next 50+ senior “Fun-Time no-tap tournament” is just five months away, so be sure to get your tournament entry in early. The dates are January 6-9, 2008 in Laughlin, Nevada at the Riverside Resort and Casino’s Bowling Center. It’s a no-tap doubles tournament, so find a partner and mark your calendar. Single entries are most welcome as partners are always avail-able. There will be free bowling balls and bags given away each day, many door prizes, 50-50 drawings, brackets, side pots and probably some surprises, too. Call Ralph Morton at 619-647-0541 for tournament information or entry form. You can also go to the website and download an entry brochure: http://my.opera.com/rbd

Santa Rosa Says

Goodbye To a Friend

by Joan FeinblumSANTA ROSA—The cha-

pel filled with Family, Friends and Bowlers to say goodbye to a friend. The Pastor started out by asking for one word that could describe our friend.

Voices from around the chapel echoed: Special, Self-less, Role Model, Helping, Giving, Team Player, Non Judgmental, a Friend, a men-tor and the list went on.

Our Friend was Toni Pres-ley. Toni bowled for over 50 years and attended State and National Conventions as a Delegate. She received her award from the California WBA for having bowled in 50 California WBA Champi-onship Tournaments. She also bowled in 48 WIBC Champi-onship Tournaments.

Last year in Sacramento in the 2006 California USBC Women’s State Tournament Toni was a member of the E Division team that won the division. The Team was the 4 Friends, which was composed of Toni, Lou Decker, Elaine Hagin and Joan Feinblum. Toni bowled the high series. This same foursome have been bowling together in the State Tournament for nine-teen years. Toni, Lou and Joan bowled together in 14 WIBC Tournaments.

Toni was a member of the Board of Directors of the Santa Rosa, WBA and the Redwood Empire WBA. She served as Vice President of the Red-wood Empire WBA and the North Bay Association Travel League.

During the last meeting of the California WBA Toni Pres-ley was chosen by the Red-wood Empire WBA to carry its Flag during the Parade of Flags.

She received many awards with her years of bowling in-cluding The REWBA Distin-guished Service to the Game of Bowling. Toni Presley never met a stranger and never turned away from helping a friend in need.

The Bowling World will never forget the loss of our special friend.

Toni Presley

O.C. Sr. SinglesOn Website

by Frank Kietz FULLERTON — A record AMF Carter Lanes Senior Tourney results can be found on the OCBA’s website, ocusbc.org. The four divisions, both gender Senior Singles drew a record entry. The scores and prize list should be ready for the computer. Call 714-554-0111 for detailed information.


8 Stupid Mistakes Most Bowlers MakeAnd How to Correct Them Part 1

Unless you’re a professional bowler, regardless of your aver-age, you’re no doubt making certain specific mistakes…common mistakes, yet usually unrecognized by anyone other than a high level teacher/coach. Even many naturally talented PBA profes-sionals were coached by friends or parents, who may have had little or no coaching training.

Often this has led to habits, which might not be considered “by the book” so to speak, but nevertheless worked well enough to occasionally beat the competition. Sometimes such habits be-came so ingrained in that bowler’s muscle memory, that its very consistency and accuracy allowed it to create a winning style. “If it works, why change it?” is a pretty potent argument, when coming from a winner!

Some examples: The usual “pulling up” at the line tactics of Walter Ray Williams, the almost non existent pushaway of Ja-son Couch, the seemingly too short backswings of a number of leading players, while the stratospheric backswing of Pete Weber goes to the opposite extreme.

But such tactics, while they work for some, nearly always prove to be the exception. That’s why many bowling fundamen-tals as taught by the most successful coaches, are often so simi-lar. Following the laws of physics is wise for the student of this game, because those laws will usually break you before you’ll get away with breaking them! (Incidentally, Walter Ray can stay low and throw the big banana hook when necessary. His versatil-ity allows him to change to virtually any style he chooses, when conditions call for it.)

Anyway, following are some of the mistakes we’ll discuss today:

Mistake OneThrowing Harder to Create More Ball Speed

Throwing the ball harder to gain speed causes loss of both accuracy and control. Result? Too much twisting of the bowl-ing shoulder, thus mis-aligning the swing and release. Muscling the downswing often creates a second problem for many…the backswing gradually gets shorter and shorter, forcing a muscled downswing just to maintain ball speed. There goes accuracy…and score! Worse yet, the reverse is also true, because a deliber-ate effort to slow the ball down by attempting to retard the swing causes “reverse muscling”, which is just as bad.

However, speed control is still possible for the bowler who doesn’t have the time to practice as much as the pros. Some prac-tice devoted to just this single effort is definitely necessary.

But an attempt to create more backswing by pulling the ball higher is just as counterproductive, because muscling it back-wards also mis-aligns the shoulder. Therefore, it’s a must to elim-inate both muscling and reverse muscling of the ball!

Sure, there are some pros who get away with a short back-swing. Hall of Famer Marshall Holman sometimes used as many as seven steps and the longest slide on tour to deliver his pow-erful sphere…and to gain some ball speed, despite that short backswing. But a seven step approach isn’t practical for most bowlers.

Two Cures1 – One way is to help the ball a bit at the downswing’s bot-

tom, just into the release itself, with the hand…but only with the hand! This is referred to as “Hitting the ball!” It allows the down-swing to be in a “waiting” mode, until the ball’s gravity brings the arm down…then, at the release point, to propel the ball forward with only the hand, thus avoiding the muscled downswing.

But most bowlers create this “help” too early in the down-swing, creating that very downward “muscle” we’re trying to avoid. My students have always been amazed at how much extra explosive pin action results from a non-forced downswing. (Just watch Pete Weber’s downswing. You can actually see him wait-ing for the ball’s gravity to initiate it, before he “hits” it at the bottom!)

The first thing the speed control wannabe must realize is that a one mile per hour or so speed increase is a lot. Two m.p.h. is huge! Next, that there’s only a tiny difference in elapsed time between a big swing and a short one, because the bigger swing develops more speed at the bottom (just like a kid on a swing). This means that a bigger, yet unforced, ball weighted “free arm” downswing actually develops more ball speed with less effort…and with more accuracy and consistency…since the shoulder need not move, but merely swivel, like a hinge, as it should!

So that “dangling” downswing, with the arm almost limp, is the answer.

2 - Another way to increase backswing height and ball speed is the method used by Pete Weber and some others whose small-er size demands some inventiveness. That is to do the approach with the balance arm pointed forward instead of the usual side-ways. That lets the bowling shoulder turn backward (open) so that the backswing automatically goes higher. Then, on the last step, quickly switching arms…in other words, pulling the bal-ance arm back to the side again, which causes a quick realign-ing of the shoulders, thus pulling the bowling arm into a speedy downswing, but without muscling the ball! Presto! More ball speed.

But be aware that this technique requires a lot of practice, because it’s necessary to get the bowling shoulder realigned with your mark at the exact instant of release.

Mistakes 2, 3 and 4A Pushaway That’s Too Low, Too Slow And Too ShortI realize I’ve just listed three mistakes in one headline. That’s

because they usually go together. Here they are:Too Low

An effective backswing height must begin with a reasonable pushaway height, or the ball won’t go back up far enough with-out being yanked. Remember, if you have to muscle the ball back to get it high enough, you’ll usually also muscle it down.

The CureSo again, (like the kid on a swing) the pushway should finish

with the ball high enough in front of you, for that backswing to be gravity actuated. Actually, the height of the pushaway should be about the same as the desired height of the backswing. This allows the ball’s gravity to initiate the backswing without help or hindrance from the muscles. Just visualize a bar in front of the ball, then pushing the ball just over that bar as you push it forward. A great way to overcome the low, backswing problem without yanking.

Too SlowThis error is made by the vast majority of bowlers. It destroys

both timing and the free armswing. An overly slow pushaway is usually caused by a first step that’s too slow (second step for you 5 steppers). Too slow a step means too slow a pushaway…the two go together. Many bowlers do this deliberately because they don’t want to be guilty of “rushing” the line. Wrong, because the bowler’s timing remains as far off as it was before. In modern bowling the last step actually should finish a bit ahead of the ball if the proper release point is to be achieved!

Worse, such an overly slow, restricted pushaway usually causes an equally restricted backswing. That not only shortens it too much, but also destroys any hope of the needed free arm backswing height.

The CureThe good news is that bowlers guilty of this can correct it

with reasonable practice time. The cure for this slow motion problem is simple, but not always immediately accepted by some bowlers…until they see the results…then they usually become fans. By merely speeding up the pushaway itself, the accompa-nying step also speeds up, and presto! Both problems are quickly solved. Yes, it takes some practice to speed up that pushaway habit, but it does work.

Now, check out the following part without stopping, because as I said, these three parts of the pushaway go together.

Too ShortWhat’s too short in a pushaway? Simple…when it is shorter

than the accompanying step. That’s because once that step passes the ball, your body’s weight makes it difficult to keep from re-stricting the first part of the backswing. There’s that old bugaboo of the reverse muscled backswing again.

Another way in which the pushaway can be too short is when the elbow is bent too much at ball’s farthest forward point. The more bent the elbow is at pushaway’s end, the more “ bunched up” the bicep muscle will be…and the more bunched up that muscle is, the more restricted the backswing!

The CureFirst, either shorten the step, lengthen the pushaway, or both.

Actually, the step should usually be shorter anyway, because it’s quicker, thus helping your timing, plus avoiding the deadly mus-cled backswing (see above).

Second, execute a longer, straighter arm pushaway. You’ll notice immediately that the straighter the arm becomes, the more your bicep flattens out, so it can’t restrict the weight of the ball as it gravitates into its backswing. Those who have never expe-rienced the sensation of freedom in he arm as the ball’s weight takes over the backswing, may be surprised at just how easy it is. I’ve had to talk more than one bowler into it, because at first they couldn’t believe that anything so effortless could actually get results…until they saw the results, that is!

The Bottom LineKeep in mind that it’s virtually impossible to successfully

dedicate yourself to a consistent winning game without first hav-ing committed the fundamentals of execution to automatic re-sponse status.

Part 2 (the last 4 mistakes) next month. A couple of these may surprise you.

Today’s Rolfism: Fundamentals are critical! Without them, no amount of advanced bowling technique will work.

Up Your Averageby Rolf Gauger

Instruction to Help Raise Your Scores

Ralph Morton FunTime Bowling No Tap Doubles Tournament

Riverside Lanes, Laughlin, NV.by Brad Domes - [email protected]

LAUGHLIN—Success just seems to follow this semi-annu-al tournament. Normally, high temperatures in Laughlin keep many of the regular bowlers away but a record summer crowd of 204 bowlers from around the west came to enjoy the friendly confines of Riverside Lanes in Laughlin, NV. The team behind Ralph Morton has a lot to do with drawing more bowlers each tournament with their hard work and attention to suggestions for improvement from those who attend. Riverside Lanes’ crew also keeps the tourney running smoothly. Please refer to the end of this article for support personnel from both groups.

The setup for this tournament was slightly different then in past tourneys. Squads were divided into two groups with team to-tals 324 and under forming Division 1 and 325 and above form-ing Division 2. Sunday’s squad A competed with Wednesday’s squad B while Monday’s squads A & B and Tuesday’s squads A & B formed their own competition. Players were allowed to en-ter alternate squads with any partner. The division format was a great success as you will see by Bob & Kitty Browne’s results.

Colorado’s Ken Noble showed the way by shooting a “per-fect” 300 as well as a three game no tap 900 series. He also chimed in with two other no tap 300’s for a tournament total of six. Congratulations are in order. Another milestone was also achieved by 85 year old E.J. Johns shooting a no tap 300 game in the Wednesday competition. There is hope for all of us. Other 300 no tap games were recorded by Jake Billinger, Bob Browne, Ed Burke, Phil Diaz (2), Jack Grace, Lee Kuhn, Chuck Palm-er (3), John Potts, Jeff Sanders (2), Mike Schoonover (2), Pat Taranto, Bob Wester (2), Leslie Williams, Dan Woodend (2) and Jerry Worrell.(2). No 300’s from the distaff side.

Sun/Wed: Division 1: Optioning to bowl in both squads Bob (865) & Kitty (820) Browne finished ahead of themselves for a first & second place finish. Marge & Ernie (934) Rymer man-aged to grab the third place spot. Division 2: Tony Magneta (790) teamed with Dan Woodend (911) to win this division. Second place went to Brad Domes (800) & Jerry Wood (863) as they edged Jim Evanchak (805) & Richard Pecoraro (855) by three pins. Division 1&2 notables: Bill Lang (296,298-916), John Potts (902), Sixto Santos (888), Tag Tagleaferre (865), Francis Falcone (862), JoAnn Burke (829), Amelia Cabral (816), Jim Ha-nohano (279), Joyce Dalton-Jensen (868), Jeri Ziebarth (867) & Gloria Zuckerman (858).

Monday: Division 1: Recording the team tournament high for all squads and divisions of 1845 Bob (929) & Kitty (916) Browne easily rolled to another first place finish. Overwhelmed, but undaunted, Bill (904) & Melba (865) White finished a strong second with the team of Barbara (961) & Theodore Risch wrap-ping up third. Division 2: Orville Kline (886) & Phil Diaz (875) finished well in front being chased by the second place team of Farris Dosh (866) & Clarence Haseyama (841) who fought off Chuck (819) & Nita (861) Palmer who finished third. Oth-ers: Jake Billinger (942), Chuck Palmer (921), Ed Young (900), Joan Sowards (871), Rosemary Beaudikofer (866), Les Williams (888), Andy Gagliano (296, 862), Gisele Williams (851), Jim Evanchak & Brad Domes (297), Dennis Suntum (290), Doris Hansen (918), Jayne Salgado (850).

Tuesday: Division 1: If you think you have read this before you are right. The Browne team again finished first giving them a trifecta. However, they were not finished as they snuck in for third place as well giving them three first places, a second and a third for the entire tournament. Another familiar team Bill (904) & Melba White managed to squeeze into second place. Division 2: As mentioned previously Ken Noble’s (909) perfect no tap 900 series carried him & Liz Noble (782) to first place. Only 11 pins behind for second was the team of Chuck (937) & Nita Palmer who squeaked by Donald (830) & Erika (840) Johnson by 10 pins. Overachievers: Phil Diaz (899), Bill Burmeister (881), Roger Moisant (290, 918), Nero Desahagn (853), Ray-mond Smith (881), Christine Alba (843), Arline Arendt (852), Joan Blasi (835), Darnell Owens (841), Igmidio Generillo (878), Pam Foster (837), Marilyn Young (861).

Special match: Each tournament between the Tuesday squads a special match between Riverside’s best and some of FunTime’s best are showcased.

The crowd enjoyed watching Riverside’s Brian & Dustin Markowitz and Charlie Emmons go against Ralph Morton, Gary Anderson & Oscar Jones. Let’s say that the crown remains at Riverside. A great show of talent and sportsmanship for every-one.

Kudos: Many thanks to Ralph Morton’s staff for making this another successful tournament. Hard working crew consisted of Brad & Lucy Domes, Ruth & Billy Lang, Chuck & Nita Palmer, Joan & Jack Sowards, Judee & Jerry Wood. Special thanks to Nancy Morton for her patience working her first tournament as Ralph’s new bride. Congratulations to both of them.

Riverside Lanes, under the tutelage of Brian Markowitz, manager Charlie Emmons’ staff of Dustin Markowitz, Sarah Consenza and special coordinator Mollie Bradley, spared no ef-fort to keep the ball rolling.

Next event: Bigger and better than ever. That is what’s in store for the next tournament. January 6-9, 2008. Bowl multiple squads. Get a partner or have one assigned but get your entries in early. Brunswick supported with great savings on balls, bags, etc. Daily squad drawings for free balls and bags plus door prizes galore. Brackets, sidepots, 50/50 drawings.

Call Ralph Morton at 619 647 0541 or go to our website at http://my.opera.com/rbd for info and entry forms. Remember this tournament is for seniors 50 years plus.July’s 300 Bowlers--Laughlin Fun-Time No-Tap Tournament


CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA 90712 • (562) 421-8448

ABTA Winter League • ThursdaysCall Bobbie (562) 694-1185, or Bob 562-228-3960

Has Openings for Women/ Men & Teams Mixed any combo 775 max $12,000 1st with 30 teams • Meeting Aug 23 Start Sept.6th

Practice 6:35PM • League Begins 6:45PM

LAKEWOOD — Winter leagues are forming here at Cal Bowl and we have a couple of samples for you to review. We also have an August Bowling Special. It’s “GET ONE GAME FREE FOR EVERY GAME PURCHASED.” Monday and Tuesday from Noon until 5:00 p.m. Discount on regular bowling prices only. Bowling shoes not included. The offer expires September 1, 2007 so take advantage of the Bowling Special now.

LONG BEACH CITY EMPLOYEESReta Sula 215-208-221/644, Joe Contreras 193-192-195/579,

Eural Wilson 196-185-175/556, Myra Kremen 212, Danny Col-lins 206, Rick Sharp 202-212, Jerry Waken and Rex Cogdill 200 each, Fale Sula 197, Johnny Thomas 193, Amo Sula 192, Pee-Wee Munson 191.

SENIOR MENS TRIOMauro Pendillo 189-238-269/696, Josh Hudson 208-213-

185/606, Herman Martin 245-226-166/637, Wendell Ledbetter 216-231-181/628, Richard Sotelo 267-192-242/701, Billy Wil-liams 249-218-176/643, Sonny Dew 245-279-224/748, Bob Knipple 224-200-204/628, Paul Reynolds 223-227-240/690, Billy Scott 200-224-188/612, Ellis Houston 198-236-173/607, Wayne Brown 206-224-180/610, Ron McClain Sr. 179-250-198/627, Rick Llaneta 237-237-192/666, Joe Swift 210-244-200/654, Rick Hunter 243-200-224/667, John Dunn 193-202-222/617, Jimmy Hamilton 204-242-197/643, Larry Neri 248-206-187/641, Cecil Knighton 224-206-204/634, Billy Cowens 165-226-213/604, Al Ortiz 203-206-237/646, Ralph Wingert 182-231-214/627, Clark VandenBerg 227-194-222/643, Roosevelt Lewis 204, Jim Burke 223, Lloyd Williams 216-205, Archie Stull 236, Herman Woodard 215, Fidel Usi 209, Domenic Saraceno 215-203, Don Wade 205, Clarence Turner 222, Bob Stickney 206, Walter Mill-sap 210, Ed Stoute 202-222, Walt Gist 214, Ivory Herd Sr. 212, Ernest Jackson 202, Royce Randle 202, John Cuico 206, Terry Binuya 215, Pat Kinard 212, Willie Burkhalter 244, Ray Staten 255, Merle Bailey 201, Don Boaz 224, Dion Morris Sr. 224, Rudy Munson 206-203, Chuck Patterson 202, Joe Erwin 235, Charles Woods 222, Willie Young 206, Boylee Inocente 201, Jim Plante 202, Ding Cabug 206, Butch Hernando 214, Fred Faniel 210, Al Williams 207.

WEDNESDAY MIXED FIVEErwin Flores 172-210-225/607, Greg Nardo 224-226-

184/634, Don Ott 254-212-231/697, Shannon Satos 218-189-199/606, David Wall 205-188-212/605, Joel Cruz 211, Robert Groth 233, Chasity Jones 210, Sheila Lawton 226, Clyde Lump-ford 222-226, Greg Mobley 211, Matt Mosley 201, Larry Mo-vera 202, Gary Nelson 224, Shirley Owens 223, Ralph Preciado 205, Doug Sanders 237.

CAL STARS Betty Phillips 204-166-200/570, Alice Tavares 197-160-

151/524, Lucy Seiple 162-159-194/515, Dottie Lawn 172-164-177/513, Vi Wilson 166-178-163/507, Leona Belleliti 179-149-180/508, Barbara Crawford 202-142-161/505.

FUNSTERSTerry Binuya 529, Harold Runyon 222/566, Eddie Buhay

517, Divina Buhay 503, Frank Fernandez 507, Sidney Moore 210/537, Ken Seiple Sr. 538, Doug Johnson 528, Pat Erwin 545,

Luz Cruz 215/570, Ed Brown 211-224/610, Don Keith 515, Don Keith 515, Boylee Inocente 214/583, Don Kelly 212/529, Jane Simmons 502, Bob Webb 207/541, Jim Burke 214/555, Verne Willey 529, Fred Miles 517, Willie Young 521, Josh Hudson 521, Ron Leidholdt 237/546, Wilfred Panton 542.

GRANDMAS & GRANDPASWendell Ledbetter 639, Pat Erwin 524, Jim Burke 654, John

Mathews 617, Jamie Vallier 592, Fala Sula 651, Tua Sula 556, Tim Plante 617, Ron McClain 662, Ken Seiple Sr. 536, Donald Jones 570, Ed Hansen 528, Ron Leidholdt 520, Rico Cayton 506, Jim Young 506, Betty Anthony 500, Walter Millsap 289/645, Fred Contreras 511, Bill Charles 553, Vern Willey 526, Chuck Patterson 633, Joe Erwin 616, Boylee Inocente 568, Lucy Seiple 511, John Welty 573, Edwin Brown 535, Billy Williams 589, BJ Theiss 585.

YOUNG AT HEARTJohn Brider 193-161-115/459, Mac McNealy 163-169-

175/507, Mauro Pendillo 159-186-195/540, Albert Stephens 132-115-132/379, Don Jackson 68-54-88/210, Josh Hudson 159-190-233/582, Leroy Canaday 164-165-161/490, Marci Hanson 148-166-143/457, Albert Burnett Sr. 131-134-181/446, Tua Sula 182-167-196/545, Lynette Williams 150-135-155/440. Fale Sula 204-223-191/618, Curtis Whaley 245-193-168/606, Eva Ham-mons 76-81-82/239, Earl Hullett 200-171-146/517, Doc Holli-day 132-146-128/406, Rosalind Harris 66-86-76/228, Jim Plante 265-231-235/731, Ellis Houston 178-267-180/625, Willie Creer 172-149-141/462, Tom Pettway 151-182-148/481, Art Nelson 102-166-160/428, Bob Crayton 143-163-122/428, Gene Ham-mons 158-140-141/439.

RECYCLED TEENSJim Burke 683, John Dunn 686, Dee Phipps 573, Ben Jones

Sr. 542, John Mathews 531, Wendell Ledbetter 645, Rose Good-win 509, Frank Quiambao 550, Harold Runyon 558, Rinze Dyk-stra 527, Jamie Vallier 589, Ken Seiple Sr. 595, Steve Jasper 558, Willie Burkhalter 665, Sam Huckleby 558, Rico Cayton 517, Ed Brown 583, Betty Anthony 500, Boylee Inocente 588, Divina Buhay 517, Jim Plante 638, Doug Johnson 619, Ron Leidholdt 567, Walter Millsap 646, B.J. Theiss 542, Fred Contreras 502.

ELKS & FRIENDSEmmerson Wafer 300-213-278/791, David Patterson 202-

212-226/640, Chris Kelly 278-216/678, John Lynch 225-214/619, Ralph Buckles 227, Kim Eastwood 207, Carlos Sal-cedo 221, B.J. 233, Gil Smock 200, Kevin Nuehrine 215, Betty McDiarmid 212-202, Ed Brown 211.

PBA EXPERIENCENicholas Goodwin 206-219, John Dailey 212, Roger Wrase

226-225, Joe Torres 214, Carole Fischer 223, Philip Lebaquin 224-202, Ronnie Cordero 205, Greg Jackson 208-234, Paul Mehl Jr. 230, Mike Villarreal 226, Chris Funderburg 211, Kevin Mc-Neal 203, Alex Noble 203, Eric Snow 217, Rich Kelly 208, Jason Eubanks 256.

BIG BEAREmmerson Wafer 259-237-246/742, Roy Cunningham 225-

233-254/712, Dan Baker 235-238-225/695, Joe Swift 216-233-206/655, Curt Soares 173-258-222/653, Nolan Baker 202-

202-246/650, David Patterson 227-191-231/649, Ken Shearen 200-216-215/631, Ron McClain Sr. 206-214-208/628. John Dunn 180-178-269/627, Ed Kasper 199-216-212/627, Sid Nakagawa 232-193-193/618, Harold Debose 196-267-142/605, Allisen Sut-ton 190-195-188/573, Bheth Alcayde 208-179-183/569, Betty McDiarmid 143-227-193/563, Dee Phipps 182-216-148/546, Pat Erwin 173-171-188/532, Evette Franklin 175-157-186/518, Paula Weissman 162-162-192/516, Diane Robles 190-159-164/513, Georgia Vail 128-210-164/502, Christine Terrell 208-160-160/528, Daronda Reed 179-166-170/515.

JUNIORSBobcats

Jasiah Jones 55-53, Keanu Herrera 120, Alexander Lam 95.

Classified Raymon Carter 268/639, Ashley Foster 216.

ADULT-JUNIORSJuniors

Cindy Manzanares 86, Christopher Johnson 140-109, Gabriel Martinez 236-217-213/66, Danny Martinez 183, Ashley Foster 212-213, Sadia Ward 203-224-202/629.

JuniorsJean Ruff 188, Leland Carter 221-214/617, Armondo (Shorty)

Ramos 232-237/664, Chris Porter 213-226/600, Emmerson Wa-fer 247-225/666, Allen Tetter 200, Keith Thompson 203-223, Gary Kowarsch 207-238/633, Bruce Foster 208, Matt Mosley 236-233-233/702, Eric Snow 251-279-219/749, Billy Foster 204, Brenda Adams 159, Chrisgen Whitfield 211, Chasity Jones 177.

FRIDAY NO-TAPAugust 3, 2007

FINAL RESULTS1. Shorty 884 $60.002. Anthony Drapeau 864 35.003. Rick Hunter 848 30.004. Fale Sula 838 15.50

SIDEPOTS1. Chris Porter, hdcp. 321 29.00

2. Shorty, scr. 300 29.003. Clark VandenBerg, hdcp. 307 29.00

3-6-9 POTNo winners 557.00

INSURANCEKyle Silva 29.00

SCRATCH SERIES POTShorty 860 29.00

NEXT TOURNAMENTAugust 10, 2007 at 1:00 p.m.

6-GAME MONTHLY NO-TAPAugust 4, 2007

FINAL RESULTS1. Shorty Ramos 1679 $400.002. Steven Hood 1670 200.003. Damone Hood 1582 72.00


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Viernes is ABTA Titleist at Bowling Square (L –R) Lawrence Lee 5th, Lea Viernes (ABTA Member) Roger Viernes (Champion) $2,200, Vuong Do (Runnerup)$500 and Robert Robinson 3rd.

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ARCADIA—Bowling Square was the host and long time ABTA Member Roger Viernes was “The Man” as he won his 4th ABTA Title in fine style fi-nally downing the top seed Vuong Do in the title game to take home a tidy $2,200.

Our return to Bowling Square saw 194 entrants enter and produce nice cut scores of +61 (men) and + 16 for our ladies to make it to the semis. Also added were Super Seniors, Janice Meloon, Joe Tyler and Rico Cayton to the field.

Leading the Semis was “Red Hot” Voung Do at a +134. Not far behind was “Iron Mike” Barcenas at +124. Do would sit out and be able to bowl the title game. Barcenas to enter in round two of the single elims (top 16). It took a +33 to make the sweet 16 single elims finals, and that included 3 women.

The Bowlers took to the lanes. In the first round single elims losing were Reina Flores, Simon Ro-jas, Speedy Bryant, Anto-nio Chui, Jenny Le, Natalie Perenishko and Romy Ca-jucom. They got checks of $100 in 10-16th place.

In round two being eliminated were Mike Bar-cenas, Marvin Crowder, Holden Au, and Domi-nic Tambio. They cashed in 6-9th places and $110 each.

Round three had Robert Robinson best an injured James Abilar 223-163. Roger Viernes bombed Lawrence Lee 255-206, so James and Lawrence were 4th and 5th with fine bowl-ing and $110 each. Roger and Robert to meet for the right to bowl Do for the title. In this game Robin-son led early but finished in a funk with opens in frames 4-6-7 & 9. Viernes prevailed 190-164 so Rob-inson was 3rd at Bowling Square and Roger off to the title game vs Vuong Do.

The title game was set and the horses were paid! Viernes paid $35 for every-one who had him at the $5.00 fun bets. We would see who would become the latest Champion. Voung elected to lead off, and in a tense title game both were clean through 5 frames. Do opened in the 6th and Rog-er began his title run with strikes in frames 6-7-8 and both clean the rest of the

way. Final result Viernes 214/223 to Do 179/208. A great performance by a great guy and a fine bowl-er, and a true gentleman. Title #4 was well-deserved! Congrats Rogerl!

Great bowling also by Vuong Do a Champion who could have won it on this nightl! He is a great bowler and a fine young man. Great bowling! The same to Robert Robinson in third place.

Tourney Hi Qualifiers were Simon Rojas +146 for the men and Jenny Le led the ladies at +50. They will get paid entries.

Voung Do again? Yes as he eliminated the field in the 3-6-9 roll off and got the first three 9’s or bet-ter going for $900 missed right a bit leaving the 3-7. We will go for $1,000 this week at Premiere Lanes. He got a $50 consolation for beer money:-).

The Match Game was not Matched at 251. We will go for an estimated $2,150 Match Game at Premiere this Saturday.

Match Series worth $2,166 was Matched at a 457 by two of our fin-est members Youna Yun

and Ben Hurtado. They got $1,063 each for their fine bowling. We will esti-mate the Series at $250 this week.

Champion Roger Viernes from L.A. and one of our finest members for many years. He is most deserv-ing and used a Roto Grip Venus drilled by Missiion Hills Bowl. He is married to Leah also a past Cham-pion and sons Jon Jon and Ton Ton. He thanks family for support and Karl and Rusty for the fine drilling at Mission, and the ABTA for a great tournament.

Vuong Do hails from Westminster, and used an Awesome Hook drilled by Ben Mach ABTA Member at Westminster Lanes. He thanks the ABTA for a great tournament, Ben for the fine drilling and girlfriend Julie who is so supportive and to ABTA member Minh Dang whom he let down.

Robert Robinson is from Rancho Cucamonga, and used a Pyro drilled by Tony Robbins at Pins and Needles Pro Shop, thanks to Tremaine Robins and Gerald Baaker for support and the ABTA Staff.

We had several new members at Bowling Square and first time cash-ers were Jenny Le, Law-rence Lee, Antonio Chui, Holden Au, William Au,

Tremaine Robbins, Frank Patton, and Derek Alexan-der. 14 new members at Bowling Square.

We will return there Oct. 13 (rather than Oct. 6) and the Christmas Event with lots of Gifts and Prizes. Thanks to Cheryl and her superb staff notably Shift Supervisor Jason Patten (ABTA Member).

Make plans for this our One Day event at Premiere Lanes Saturday. There will be qualifying at 12:00-1-:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM with SemiFinals 7:45PM with one in five making the cut! Handicap is frozen for the Thanksgiving Special there!!

The Labor Special is a Three Day Event at West Covina Lanes, Aug. 31 and Sept 1-2 and now is $4,000 Min 1st place GUARAN-TEED regardless of entries and up to$8,000 1st with Bonuses Guaranteed! Pre-pay your 1st entry by Aug. 25 for a $250 Bonus. There is qualifying on Friday eve, all day Saturday and Sun-day. Final Squad is 4:00PM .Re entry at 6:00.

See You all at Premiere for a Good One. Bring in a new member and bowl for 1/2 rate there. Again, the handicap “frozen” in that one for our Big Labor Event Aug 31, Sept. 1-2 at West Covina Bowl.

Viernes Wins 4th ABTA Title at Bowling SquareYouna Yun / Ben Hurtado split $2,126 Match SeriesMatch Game est $2,150 this week — 3-6-9 is $1,000

Premiere is our Host in One Day Early Eventwith handicap FROZEN for the Labor Event

Qualify 12:00-1:00-2:30- 4:00 & 6:00PM SemiFinals 7:45PMBring in a New Member this week and bowl for 1/2 price

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Fred Smith Wins Third ABT Championship at Cal BowlLAKEWOOD—Fred Smith won his third Amateur Bowlers

Tour (ABT) championship at Cal Bowl on Saturday, August 4, 2007 during our one-day 4-game Beat-the-Board tournament. Fred bowled in our 4PM squad and shot games of 264, 286, 217 and 276 with handicap or a 1043 series on his way to winning the $500 1st place prize plus $1000 from the progressive pot. Bob Milinkovich of Stanton had a fine day shooting a 1015r game handicap series to finish in second place for $250 dollars. In third place was Roger Wrase of Torrance. Roger shot a 981 handicap series for $175.

Our newest champion, Fred Smith is 44 and is married to El-len and has a son, Matthew. Fred has been bowling for about 12 years and about 8 years with ABT. Fred has a 300 game and 790 series to his credit. He was using an Ebonite Total NV drilled by Ramon Torres at the pro shop at Carter Bowl for the win this weekend. Fred wanted to thank Ellen and Matt for their love and support and to Dr. Karrik for fixing his knee after a recent injury. Fred also wanted to thank Cal Bowl for hosting the tournament this weekend, and the Amateur Bowlers Tour-Orange County Branch staff and Directors for running an outstanding tourna-ment.

Roger Wrase was the winner of the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper and $120 with an 897 scratch series. We have had many positive comments about the optional 4-game Scratch Sweeper, and will continue to run this optional Scratch Sweeper at each tournament.

The Mystery Game Pot of Gold game and score were drawn after our final squad. Game #4 was the game drawn, and 275 (possibly good for $300) was drawn for the first chance. The second chance score of 174 (possibly good for $150) and third chance score of 181 (possibly good for $75) were then drawn. David Smitson was the winner of the second chance having shot a 174 in the fourth game during our 12:30 squad. Remember, the Mystery Pot of Gold is available to all members (Classic and Masters) and only costs $5.

The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the man-agement and staff at Cal Bowl for hosting our tournament. Our next scheduled event will be on Saturday, August 11th, 2007 at Del Rio Lanes. This will be a Classic and Masters Combined 4-game beat the board tournament. All members (Classic and Masters) are eligible. Handicap will be 80% of 225 for this tour-nament. Squad times are at 12:30, 2, and 4PM. We will offer $100 sidepots on each squad with just 20 entrants, as well as optional brackets for each squad. First place will be $800 with 100 entries for only a $55 entry fee. First place with full Pro-gressive will offer an estimated 1st place prize of $1,500 with 100 entries.

We hope to see you Saturday, August 11th at Del Rio Lanes.

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Sunday, September 2, 2007 • Bowl 10AM - Check-in 9AM$100 1st Place Youth Scholarship per division

Based on 20 entries each division • (Trophies for all other places awarded in 1:10 ratio)

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Entry Fee: $12.50 per bowler (pre-paid); $15 per bowler on sitePre-paid entries must be received by August 28th.

Eligiblity Rules: Current Sanctioned NLAC USBC youth and any sanctioned adult. Membership Cards must be presented at check-in. Entries clost at 9:30 or when squad is full.

Youth must be a member of the NLAC USBC. Adult’s can be member of any association.

Mixed Doubles Official Results# Name Handicap Total Amount1 Sheila Walker - 683/Robert Mosley - 729 99 1511 3,000.002 Tomiekia Lemons - 685 /Herbert Jones - 693 63 1441 1,000.003 Roberta Vann - 690 /Andre Eubanks - 737 9 1436 500.004 Patrice Smith - 532 / Robert Sneed - 573 330 1435 400.005 La Drena Boyd - 656 / Andre Rounds - 728 30 1414 300.006 La Drena Boyd - 651 / Rodger Hill Jr. - 600 153 1404 240.007 Kim Green - 582 / Anthony Drapeau - 782 36 1400 200.008 Roberta Vann - 690 /Herbert Jones - 693 9 1392 160.009 Sheila Walker - 510 / Anthony Drapeau - 782 99 1391 140.0010 Virginia Norton - 659 / Scott Norton - 723 0 1382 130.0011 Necole Johnson - 635 /Steven Thomas - 632 96 1363 120.0012 Paulette Stanton - 463 /Anthony Drapeau - 761 135 1359 100.0013 La Drena Boyd - 656 / Herbert Jones - 671 30 1357 90.0014 La Drena Boyd - 597 /Dream Hutchinson - 669 87 1353 84.0015 Sheila Walker - 623 / Ramiro Garcia - 629 99 1351 80.0015 La Drena Boyd - 651 / Mark Ward - 670 30 1351 76.0017 Sheila Walker - 517 / Andre Rounds - 728 99 1344 74.0017 La Drena Boyd - 656 / De Von Easley - 592 96 1344 72.0019 Paulette Stanton - 426 /Anthony Drapeau - 782 135 1343 20 Deb White - 676 /Butch White - 642 21 1339 70.0021 Tomiekia Lemons -685 /David Gray - 584 63 1332 66.0022 La Drena Boyd - 656 / Mark Ward - 645 30 1331 23 Virginia Norton - 659 / Herbert Jones - 671 0 1330 62.0024 La Drena Boyd - 651 / De Von Easley - 583 96 1330 25 Sheila Walker - 609/Tommy Newman - 620 99 1328 60.0026 Sheila Walker - 623 / Herbert Jones - 605 99 1327 58.0027 Bridgette Hoskins - 656 /James Tipton - 625 33 1314 56.0028 Danielle Carter - 640 / Jason Eubanks - 650 21 1311 54.0029 Kitty Gaddison - 593/Lawrence Pena - 678 39 1310 52.0030 La Drena Boyd - 651 / Ramiro Garcia - 629 30 1310 50.0031 Patrice Smith - 390 / Herbert Jones - 671 246 1307 50.0032 Sheila Walker - 585 /Tommy Newman - 622 99 1306 33 Sheila Walker - 564 /Butch White - 642 99 1305 50.0033 Yvonne Rutherford - 612 /Herbert Jones - 693 0 1305 40.0035 Helena Conley - 562 /James Tipton - 697 45 1304 40.00

Men’s Doubles Offical Results# Name Handicap Total Amount 1 Roy Ramsey - 571 / Gary Gordon - 508 378 1457 $800.00 2 Herbert Jones - 693/Butch White - 739 0 1432 $700.00 3 Matthew Harris - 681/Herbert Jones - 693 39 1413 $600.00 4 Andre Rounds - 728 / Herbert Jones - 671 0 1399 $400.00 5 Scott Norton - 723 / Herbert Jones - 671 0 1394 $200.00 6 Aubrey Chelsea - 645/Earl Moore - 507 234 1386 $160.00 7 De Von Easley - 592 / Andre Rounds - 728 66 1386 $120.00 8 Juan Camarena - 697 / David Bartlett - 639 36 1372 $110.00 9 Steve Turner - 613/ Ramiro Garcia - 756 0 1369 $100.00 10 Herbert Jones - 671 / Chauney Merritt - 698 0 1369 $80.00 11 Rob Hartley - 545/ Roy Ramsey - 571 243 1359 $70.00 12 Butch White - 739/Johnny Bradley - 617 0 1356 $68.00 13 Robert Sneed - 568/Matthew Harris - 658 123 1349 $66.00 14 George Trainer - 569 / Ken Degroff - 685 90 1344 $64.00 15 Dream Hutchinson - 669/Jonathon Bradley - 617 57 1343 $62.00 16 Womack Stephens - 618/Matthew Harris - 658 66 1342 $60.00 17 Jonathan Bradley - 617 / Scott Norton - 723 0 1340 $56.00 18 Lawrence Pena - 678/Eddie Gaddison - 602 54 1334 $54.00 19 Jaymond Williams - 629 / Nicholas Reed - 698 0 1327 $50.00 20 Jackey Nichols - 591/Robert Sneed - 568 165 1324 $50.00 21 Andrew Finney - 653/Philip Nash - 593 66 1312 $50.00

Women’s Doubles Offical Results# Name Handicap Total Amount 1 Tomiekia Lemons - 685/Roberta Vann - 690 72 1447 $500.00 2 Tomiekia Lemons - 685/La Drena Boyd - 597 93 1375 $300.00 3 Sheila Walker - 623 / Cordie Milton - 493 243 1359 $150.00 4 Carin Fujitani - 453/Sophia Kim - 492 384 1329 $100.00 5 Cordie Milton - 493 / La Drena Boyd - 651 174 1318 $80.00 6 Ellen Scoggins - 547/ Corrine Van Gundy - 556 183 1286 $60.00 7 Sheila Walker - 618/Necole Johnson - 533 123 1274 $50.00

Early Bird Winners# Name Handicap Total Amount 1 Necole Johnson - 635/ Steven Thomas - 632 96 1363 $100.00 2 Deb White - 676 /Butch White - 642 21 1339 $100.00 3 Kitty Gaddison - 593/Lawrence Pena - 678 39 1310 $100.00 4 La Drena Boyd - 656 / Andre Round - 728 30 1414 $100.00 Butch White 300 game $100.00

Keystone Summer Doubles A Big Hit!

NORWALK— The Summer Doubles Tournament committee and Herbert Jones extends a big thanks to all bowlers who en-tered. A special thanks goes to the multiple entry bowlers. Butch White made his presents known with a great 300 game!

The best news? THE CHECKS ARE IN THE MAIL! If you haven’t received your check, call Herbert at 562-310-5089 or 562-964-1832.

The pay-offs were great this year, so watch for the Summer Doubles next year. The major prize fund paid out $13,120.00, Brackets $3,550.00 and Sidepots $3,000.00. The fun everyone had is priceless.

WCST Ebonite Singles at Linbrook Bowl This Weekend, One Squad

Instead of Two, Limited Openingsby Dick Sanders

ANAHEIM—The next two WCST Ebonite Singles Tour-naments for August 11-12 at Linbrook Bowl in Anaheim, and August 18-19 at the Orleans Casino Lanes in Las Vegas, NV have limited openings. Contact the WCST Office now at 760-363-8141 for more details on how to enter. Linbrook Bowl , on Saturday, August 11th will have ONE squad, starting Saturday, August 11th at 10:00AM, Check In Time: 9:15AM. The qualify-ing will bowl the 1st 5 games on Lanes 21-40, then a one hour break for lunch, and then return at 2:00PM to Lanes 1-20 for the 2nd 5 game block.

$165.00 is the entry fee for current WCST members, Guest to add $15.00.

Regular Division Ages: Men: 45 to 59, Ladies: 40 to 49, Su-per Seniors: Men: 60 and up, Ladies: 50 and up.

August 18-19, Orleans Casino Hotel will be our tournament, with $500.00 to be added to the prize fund. One squad only: maximum field of 80 bowlers, to start on Saturday, August 18th at 11:00AM. Finals on Sunday, August 19th for both divisions to start at 8:30AM. $165.00 Entry Fee for current WCST Members, Guests to add $15.00. Optional 5 Game Singles Sweeper on Fri-day, August 17th to start at 2:30PM. $60.00 to enter, $500.00 the 1st place prize if there are 40 or more entries. Entry Fee includes High-Game Side-Pots, Brackets are optional at $5.00 per bracket.

The WCST-Ebonite All Star Doubles at Buena Lanes, Ventu-ra, CA on the week-end of September 15-16 is filling fast. Only openings now for 13 more teams to fill the 63 teams maximum field. Call the WCST Offcie now at 760-363-8141.

Doody & Blatchford Win 1st SST Tournament Held

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VENTURA—Vaughn Doody from Las Vegas and Don Blatchford from Santa Monica won the Senior and Junior Titles at the Super Senior Tour Tournament held at Buena Lanes in Ventura on August 4 & 5.

Vaughn Doody led the 10 game qualifying round since the 3rd game where he shot an impressive 300 game. He finished the qualifying with a plus 407 to be the leader going into the finals. In the finals he won 5 out of the 6 games to finish first with an average for the 6 games of 244.Vaughn would like to thank

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Stan Winters from Simi Valley finished 2nd, Jerry Smith from Los Angeles made an impressive move in the 6th game of the finals with a 300 game to capture the 3rd place finish. Jim Starks from Montclair finished 4th, Leon Dent from Hesperia finished 5th and Russell Booth from Van Nuys finished 6th. Corky DeMaio from San Bernardino also cashed for 7th place.

In the Junior Division Don Blatchford from Santa Monica led all 10 games of qualify-ing by shooting a 299 his first game. He finished the qualify-ing with a plus 544 to be the leader going into the Step Lad-der finals. In the first match of the Step Ladder finals 4th place finisher Mike Rick from Redlands was paired against 3rd place finisher Joe Porcelli from Hidden Hills. Mike Rick took the match by 40 pins to

step up the ladder against the 2nd place finisher Mike Lar-son, Mike Rick held on to win by 24 pins. In the top step of the finals Don Blatchford dominated again and was the winner over Mike Rick by 90 pins. Steve Davis from Santa Barbara also cashed for the 5th place finish.

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Hey Junior Scratch BowlersThere’s Something a LittleDifferent For You Here at Buena Lanes!Monday’s at 6:00PMStarts 9-10-07Only $12.00 Per week!

Junior Scratch High/LowDoublesRegistration is $55 and is due at the first session. This includes current USBC certification, the first and final weeks fees and some prize fund. Format is 4 games of match play with Peterson Points. Last Junior Standing, Clean 40 and Brackets available. Come to the first night’s meeting at 5:30 and learn all the details. Pay $15.00 instead of $12.00 weekly and you’ll be en-tered into the 2008 Firecracker on June 21, 22 and 23. Call Diane, Junior Director at 805-656-0666 ext. 305 for more information or to sign up.

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OC/USBC Senior Singles Tournament Results

by Joy McGregorFULLERTON—The Senior Singles Tournament held Sat. &

Sun., July 27th & 28th and hosted by Carter Bowl saw 170 en-tries vying for top honors. This event is up a wee bit from last year and all the guys and gals who bowled had a great time.

The 4 game singles event is handicapped and sorted by age division: A=70 & over, B=65-69, C=60-64 and D=55-59 for both men and women.

The following lads and lassies all cashed:WOMEN: (10 Places paid, top 5 listed). Div. A - lst -Sue

Nagayama (945), 2nd - Ethel Hughes (937), 3rd - Aileen Mukai (931), 4th - Libby Buckley (926), 5th - Sue Mellott (901). Low to cash 884. Div. B - (6 places paid, top 3 listed). lst - Nancy Post (956), 2nd - Eva Kidd (905), 3rd - Peggy Mann (899). Low to cash 888. Div. C - (3 places paid, top 3 listed). 1st- Dara Bun-nag (913), tie for 2nd - Dee Schack & Andrea Lavoi (903). Low to cash 903. Div. D - (1 place paid). 1st - Sylvia Perkins (876). Low to cash 876.

MEN: (6 places paid, top 3 listed). Div. A - 1st - J.C. Taylor (975), 2nd - Thomas Maxwell, Jr. (950), 3rd - Dale Park (944). Low to cash 891. Div. B - (3 places paid, top 3 listed). 1st - Ron Mahler (930), 2nd - Robert Endow (903), 3rd - Larry Johnson (882). Low to cash 882. Div. C - (2 places paid, top 2 listed). 1st - William Golyer (896), 2nd - Denny Fong (884). Low to cash 884. Div. D - (2 places paid, top 2 listed). 1st - Don Boaz (l,009), 2nd - Conrad Vanasse (993). Low to cash 993.

The Orange County Association gives kudos to Carter Bowl for a well-run center and we thank them for hosting this event. Everyone had fun and we congratulate the winners.

For a complete listing of all participants and winners, call the office at 714/554-0111 or you may check out our new website: ocusbc.org. You may even download the entry forms. Isn’t that great?

Our next BIG tournament will be the Annual “FUN” Doubles Tournament scheduled for November. Check our Tournament Poster at your centers; all tournaments and dates are listed. Watch for flyers to be distributed within the next couple of weeks. Get yours in early to reserve your spot...it’s a popular event!! Also, the new average books (Year Books) are in and can be purchased for $20. Until next time...

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The bowling center is located at 1060 West San Bernadino Road, Covina, Ca. 91722. There we will establish teams and set up our rules for the new season.

The league is open to deaf and hard of hearing bowlers. We usually bowl twice a month on Sundays at 1pm and bowl 4 games. Last year 6 teams of 3 person teams. We would like to see more teams this year, “the more the merrier.”

If you are interested in joining the nation’s oldest deaf travel league, please come to the meeting. Those who come to the meeting will have the best chance to be on a team. If you are unable to come to the meeting because of prior arrangements, Please call or fax our secretary-treasurer Connie Marchione at 818.785.1478 or email the president Ed Abakumoff at [email protected] and let them know that you are interested. Be sure and let them know your highest 2006-2007 book average if you have not bowled in our league in the past. - ED Abakumoff


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Cerritos Jrs.Small But Mighty

CERRITOS—Even with a

lot of our juniors out this past Saturday, we still showed that we were mighty. high games were coming in like crazy.

In the Lil Raiders it was Danny Eguilos starting things off with a 96-191, Garrett Lee kept things going by bowling a 101-182, and Halden Edwards kept with the flow by bowling a 91-178.

In the Rookies it was Se-bastian Militante with a awe-some 126-362, Chris Goar shot a outstanding 150-347, and Evan Sue fired a terrific 127-319. Kaila Chen bowled a superb 156-420, April Ramir-ez hit her mark every time and bowled a sweet game of 106-256, Melyssa Cabigao new her stuff and fired a nice 91-248.

In the Striking Force it was Bobby Hornacek with a wonderful 201-492, and Mari Elefante with a terrific 160-362. High games were bowled by the following; Kim Eberle-203,Marcella Ash-213, Tasha Jansen-197, Bennett Trotter-212, Andrew Arella-no-200, Chris Eguilos-206, Jordan Daniel-215, Breanna McILroy-210, Ronald Shigg-222, Mae Elefante-198, Rob-ert Lim-207, Ray Boop-210, Justin Stinson-200, Cristian Arcos-196.

In the Seniors, Mark New-berry set the lanes on fire bowling a 247-665, and Alexis Adinolfi kept them going by bowling a 188-493. High games were bowled by the following; Adam Arcos-224, Lance Neavitt-200, Terrance Lowe-232, Steven Bojorquez-265,Chris Hefner-226, An-drew Navarro-225, John El-ston-213, Shane Plount-204, Kyle Jacobowitz-204, Erika Castro-217, Joel Heath-211, Nick Mansfield-220, Marley Hiott-198, Mark Elefante-214, Gemelene Sunga-202, Glenn Gimeno-220, Sean Hogan-232, Shaun Morad-197, Mike Foley-239. Great Bowling Ev-eryone!

JAT News and Notesby David Yamauchi

SCJBA Awards Banquet-The awards banquet for the JAT and GLAJAS 2006 AND

2007 seasons is set for Saturday, October 20th at 11:30 a.m. at Dave and Busters, Westfield Santa Anita, Arcadia. Should be a fun afternoon of awards, prizes and games! For those of you who attended the 2005 Banquet it will be the same setup- and everyone had a great time! Someone keep Dino away from the cheeseburgers so we can all have some…

Old Timers (or Alumni, if you prefer)-The JAT is planning a Grand Reunion event for Sunday, Oc-

tober 21st. We are inviting all JAT Alumns to come out and com-pete in a scholarship fundraising event and bowl with the current crop of JAT juniors. It will be a fun event and a great chance to come out and see some of your old friends! I’m giving you 2 ½ months to get ready so dust off those Linds and let’s see you on the 21st!

Again Old Timers, Was JAT Good to You?-Do you have fond memories of your times bowling juniors

with your friends? The JAT as well as several other junior bowl-ing organizations are feeling the crunch from increased lineage and declining membership. We want to continue to provide scholarship funds for our kids who choose to further their educa-tion. You can help!! Log on to www.socaljba.org where you can make a tax-deductible donation to the Southern California Junior Bowling Association. 100% of the funds go directly to college scholarships! Every bit counts- a few dollars goes a long way! How about just dropping $20 to the cause? If enough alums give a little each we can help a lot of junior bowlers pay tuition and books. We hope you will help!

Who’s Hot-Congratulations to Samantha Jimenez and Devin Bidwell

on some fine bowling back east representing SoCal well on the lanes. Congrats to Farm Clubber Kevin Jones on winning the Farm Club Invitational- we’ll be looking forward to having you join us next season!

JAT Invitational-The JAT Invitational is scheduled for Saturday, August 25th

at Canoga Park Bowl. Remember- only the top-12 bowlers are eligible for the event, however we will take alternates to the field if the top-12 are not available. The Invitational is worth double points and bonus money so it could determine the Bowler of the Year race as it’s close going down to the wire. Go to www.bowl-jat.org to check the updated points listings.

What’s Coming Up-The JAT makes its way to Brunswick West Covina this

weekend, August 12th for the Tournament of Non-Champions. Champs you rest up for the Tournament of Champions next Sun-day, August 19th at AMF Midtown Lanes. We follow with the JAT Invitational on Saturday, August 25th at Canoga Park Bowl. Everyone get ready to hit the lanes as the 2007-2008 season will kick off Sunday, September 9th. Updates 2007-08 dates are list-ed at www.bowljat.org/Schedule.html. You can start e-mailing your schedule conflicts to [email protected] immediately so we can adjust our dates!

For more information visit our website at www.bowljat.org.

W.C. Jr. Elims Part II

by David GordonNORWALK – Welcome

back to Jr. Elims – Part II at Keystone Lanes. This past Saturday, we concluded our nine session qualifying round with quite a number of stats up for grabs, including 1st place. The conditions were typical Keystone, nothing extremely difficult – yet no givens as well.

The high bowler for the session was Jimmy Schmitzer with a very nice 879 series that included games of 267 and 247. Joining Jimmy in the 800 club is Albert Fernandez with 238-227/832. Way to show it could be done, gentlemen. Addition-al highs came in from Andrew White 201-206-786, Daniel Munoz 209/736, Amanda Neil 232/723, and Brandon Roque 201. Now normally I don’t re-port make-up/pre-bowl games, but with first place on the line and second place team mem-bers Schmitzer and White go-ing after it, I feel compelled to give these last two reportables. Holding a lead in first place of only 12 points, J.D. Pelow pre-bowl with a 226/805 and team-mate Ryan Aguilar pre-bowl-ing with 254/791. Schmitzer and White put in a valiant ef-fort but came up just short by 4 points to take the lead.

Therefore our qualifying round ends with team Giant

& A Circus Midget (Pelow/Aguilar) taking 1st with 143 points and They Can Be Dead-ly (Schmitzer/White) with 2nd place at 140 points. Team High Series goes to Pelow/Aguilar at 1846 (2-person team, 4 games, wow!) and High Game to They Can Be Deadly at 478. Individually, Aguilar (941) takes HS, while Pelow take HG with his per-fect 300. Jasmine Morales captures the Girls HS with 848 and Amanda Neil has HG at 232. The match point cham-pions is Pelow (27 points) and a tie for the girls (Morales & Neil) with 16 points each.

More importantly, here are top six to advance to match play for the boys. Pelow (+551), Aguilar (+196), Schmitzer (+44), White, Fer-nandez, and Munoz. The girls have already qualified.

Now when combined with the eight boys that advanced to match play from Part I, here is how they rank: Kevin Jones (7947), Preston Fukumizu (7796), Pelow (7751), Eric Milne (7515), Aguilar (7396), Mark Curtis (7386), Schmitzer (7244), Joey Marino (7184), Eddie Sayles (6999), White (6789), Fernandez (6649), Andy Betancourt (6619), Mi-chael Gaylor (6547) and Mu-noz (6444). The alternates are: Justin LaMere (6351), Brandyn Roque (6126) and Doug LaMere (5988). The format will be seven match play games each Saturday,

with a top five finals.For the ladies, they are

seeded as follows: Morales (6715), Kim Ferdnance (6637), Neil (6143) and a Vacant (blind average of 175). Your format is four match play games and a top two finals.

Alright bowlers, parents and friends – there you have the entire summer to-date. All match play bowlers need to confirm your intentions of bowling the two-week match play round. Match play begins this coming Saturday (August 11th @ 12:30); please check-in at 12:00 noon. You can RSVP me at 310-665-9536, 626-292-2554, or [email protected].

We will distribute the Part II qualifying round awards just before match play begins. Also remember, that the dress code is a little tighter for match play as we will be spread out over 18 lanes. Boys slacks (no baggies, multi-pocket cargo pants), girls skirt, shorts or skorts. All bowlers are to be in a collared bowling shirt with their name embroidered on the back. Get plenty of rest, some practice and I’ll see you at Keystone Lanes on Saturday.


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Frankly, Bellinder Is Best In Rocky Marsh Doubles

by Joy McGregorANAHEIM—Frank Bellinder knows his “stuff” and can we say, “Is

very ‘Frank’ about it?” Ya, we can! Frank is such a natural bowler and strokes the ball with the greatest of ease. His Friday morning outing was very pleasurable not only for Frank, but all the rest of us bowlers; a bowl-ing clinic for free!! Frank tossed games of 234-234 and WOW - 290 to score 758 and then added a 247 to record a league-leading series at 1,005. Fantastic bowling Frank!

Easy-going E.J. Rogers was in the 900 Club, again.... even with his sub par 168 first game. He quickly got into the “zone”, stroking 738 for the final three with games of 224-267 and 247 to post a very fine 905.

Resident “Super Sub” Tony Hale was in his striking mode once again and bordered on perfection in his very first game. A VERY subborn, double-nasty, 10-pin weebled and wobbled but wouldn’t fall down. He had to settle for a 299 and a great 898 4-gamer. Very thrilling to watch Tony!

More HOT scores: Bob Gosnell 239-894, Terry Brent 234-881, Tony Chaco 226-867, Alan Bloom 224-864, Ron Corona, Jr. 236-855, Marie Barbush 222-832, Ron Marcus 215-815, Ryan Robison 237-813, Tony Angulo 235-805, Lloyd Thierry 236, Hong Kha 225, Roy Sager 221, Joy McGregor 213, Gene Plotnick 213, Ron Douglass 210, Al Lara 209, Or-lando Vanegas 208, Roberta McNaught 205, Ronny Thompson 204, Rey Ortiz 204, Diane Salinas 204, Ed Signorino 203, Bob Fulton 202, David McNaught 201, John Phillips 201 and Fred Voysey 200.

The dog daze of summer are a-windin’ down and with only two weeks remaining before sweeps, we have two teams (#4 & #7) tied for first place and any one of six teams could take 2nd or 3rd place. Nice tight race to the finish! Try to stay cool but be HOT in your bowling. Until next week...

SAN BERNARDINO — Now is the time for the bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes to make plans for our Mixed Doubles Last Chance No-Tap tournament. The date is Sunday, August 19 at 10:00 a..m. Entry fee which includes sidepots is $40. Get your partner and give us a call to reserve your spot.

Let’s see how made the honors list this week.Handicap Doubles: Josh Ball 220-278-201/699, John Hutch-

ings 259-214-220/693, PJ Buckner 204-229-235/668, Bob Cor-rigan 246-204/634, Teresa Vest 175/492.

Race & Roll: Tim Eshelman 202-208/571, Rolando Bravo 213, Brenda Walker 175/501, Gwen Cruickshank 175.

Beach Party: Darren Robinson 204-207/581, Eric Ybarra 234, Tangie Robinson 201/496.

Capri: Gloria Carter 206/524, Lee Ann Malouff 223, Vanessa Simo 214.

T.N.T.: Matt Tanner 208/590, Marc Davison 214, Lory Durk-iewicz 446, Betty Wynn 169.

Mary’s Invitational: Marv Sargent 289-226/709, Russell Ruiz 210-247-243/700, John Hutchings 204-226-247/677, Vince Vasquez 245-258/669, Roy Robinson 2025-216-247/668, Kevin Kratochvil 226-246/662, Nick Assini 225-239/658, Jerome Forch 204-215-235/654, Rick Hudson 206-219-227/652, Ken De Maio 220-268/649, Mark Learned 210-225-211/646, PJ Buckner 205-235-203/643, Mike Rigano 258-205/642, Art Guzman 255/639, Josh Ball 209-223-206/638, Lonnie Futch 266/637, Adam Soko-loski 227-242/636, Sam Frisby 233-223/636, Randy Hoffman 213-220/627, Darren De Maio 203-221-200/624, Bridgett Young 200-265/654, Lori Scott 208-235/614, Cari Burris 247, Jacque-lynn Farris 228, Dottie Taylor 216, Bridgette Rhodes 202, Toni Futch 223, Sarah Hartman 205, Debra Neff 200.

Wednesday Vegas: Ben Stewart 200-265/644, Thedas Grif-fin 222-209/626, Howard Vasquez 257-203/619, Del Karper 204-220/617, Steve Pellegrine 249/615, Joe Vasquez 226-220/614, Lodas Griffin 205-225/600, Chuck Gray 247, John Boyer 245, Jacob Vernon 231, Rolann Karper 203/571, Sherri Boyer 200.

R.C.H.: Eddie Sosa 519, CJ Nelson 189, Krista Banken 430, Wendi Stephens 164.

S.B. City Mixed: Daniel Wood 222-214-225/661, Tony De La Torre 209-210-226/645, Jerry Wood 211-234/639, Robert Richards 233-205/623, Larry Richards 217/610, Robert Cravens 201-215/600, Larry Neigel 248, Adolph Burckhalter 227, Jason Wood 202-225, Cheryl Serna 188/535.

Adult/Jr. Trio: Joseph De La Torre 255/628, Jean Newton 143/399, Marty Coyazo 263-243/686, Adrian Ruiz 209-237/635, Chris Bassett 256, Shelby Scheffler 187/499.

Good Times: Del Karper 246-205-237/688, Bill Brown 214-277/657, Bill Elliott 213-243/645, Michael Gray 201-212-225/638, John Roberson 202-223/619, John Boyer 222-221/606, Jonny Brooks 245, Chris Allen 233, Dottie Taylor 217-224/625, Likapeka Enriquez 233, Viola Angebrandt 213, Rolann Karper 203-201, Bridgette Rhodes 201, Lorri Scott 218, Georgia Forch 212. Great scoring, by great bowlers here at Del Rosa Lanes.

Del Rosa Srs.SAN BERNARDINO — Hello and

welcome back to the senior report from Del Rosa Lanes. Here are the scores from the past week.

Young At Heart: Bob Corrigan 206-234/612, Frank De Luca 211, Vito Vaccaro 201, Everett Haydis 200, Betty Zoz 235/544.

Park & Rec.: Larry Stormes 223-236/627, Adolph Burckhalter 201, Bob Corrigan 201, Esther Byrd 193/521.

Afternooners: Frank De Luca 202-231/591, Frank Martinez 223, Cari Burris 526, Velma Bone 200.

Golden Goodies: Bob Corrigan 247-236-212/695, Teresa Vest 501, Lu-cille Ford 182.

Mon. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Lester Gray 794, 2. George Steffen 730, 3. Mildred Hall 703, Booby, Chuck Wilson 645.

Wed. Sr. No-Tap: 1. Ed Wallace 808, 2. Dorothy Welcher 763 and Frank Greaves 763, 3. Chuck Taylor

Del Rosa Jrs.SAN BERNARDINO — The ju-

niors here at Del Rosa Lanes are always happy to see their names in print. Here they are for this week...

Little Rascals: Aidan Littleton 106/198, Leslie Roberts 79/153.

Bantam Rascals: Nathan Meador 139/370, Taylor Rash 215, Jolene King 91.

Pincrackerts: Danyl Quinbar 156/429, Lynze Rincon 126/335.

Strike Force: Adrian Ruiz 256-1207/656, Eric Gross 237/607, Dylan Newton 229, Henry Chang Wo 222, Rudy Powell 210, Chris Clingman 204, Matthew Stebbins 202, Shelby Schef-fler 188/479.

Good bowling, juniors!

744, 4. Jackie Knight 717, Booby, John Mikowski 595.

Wed. 8-Pin No-Tap: 1. Cindy Ehlers 805, 2. Jean Newton 746, 3. Jo Medrano 739, 4. Joan Sanford 727.

That’s all for this week.

ANAHEIM — It sure feels nice inside Linbrook Bowling Center now that the air conditioning it up and running. The cool comforts must have produced the high scores. And here they are...

Santa’s Guys & Gals: Carl Adinolfi 231-202-227/660, Joe Molina 216/606, Terry Blankenship 206-210, Art Gutierrez 207.

Lunch Bunch: Walter Michalski 208, Paul Oh 204.Swinging Trios: Mike Warr 212, Bob Baughman 202, John

Hillion 201.Ten Pins: Tony Toliver 223-254-257/734, John Magill Sr.

221-234-257/712, Henry Trevino 239-210/640, Josh Boisoneau 227-218/639, Mike Huffiness 218-232/629, Kim Spolerich 216-202-233/651.

NoKnottCents: Michael Byrd 241-214-215/670, Chris Van Dyke 247, Russ Rinner 223, Jim Johnstone 200, Erika Gonzales 213-224.

R.C.R.C.: Ralph Tanner 223-206/612.3’s Company: Val Molendyk 223, MaryLou Platte 223.Executive Doubles: Dave Haskell 244-257-201/702, Clyde

Berg 235-247/667, Josh Rahm 232-223/646, Ike Eisenacher 223-223/643, Rey Ortiz 212-248/630.

Jacks & Jills: Tony Wallick 256-223/659, Robert Rocha 217-259/658, Ken Reser 269-205/657, Romy Villalobos 245/628, Jesse Lopez 288, Tess Ebuenga 203, Mary Mayfield 203.

Angels/Dodgers (No-Tap): David Molina 278-229-268/775, Izzy Garcia 242-252-263/757, David Haskell 278-206-258/742, Steve Brockway 230-232-280/742, Andrew Newburn 264-202-213/679, Denise Duarte 220-234/647, Dianna Gagliand 200, Jean Maze 200.

B.S.M.: Sang Chul Won 224-211-214/649, Duke Lee 229, Glen Kim 226, Min Woo Lim 205, Sunny Chung 204.

Golden Nuggets: Pat McGinn 203, Mike Hardy 201,Go 4 Nine: Gino Vassallo 300-264-234/798, Tony Angulo

245-300-244/789, Carl Adinolfi 245-252-221/718, Ike Eisenach-er 221-228-217/666, Bill Young 258-207/630, Fran Stern 219-257/671, Flo Vignola 210-241, Joyce Short 224, Elberta Canfield 207, Pat Nichols 200.

Party Timers: Ed Murakami 258-234-225/717, Josh Rahm 277-239/715, Teddy Junanto 257-202-247/706, Byron Reich 201-244-228/673, Garrett Hefner 205-216-233/654, Yvonne Dowland 207-200-221/628, Cathy Fulton 243/608, Tess Ebuen-ga 208, Theresia Kozitsky 205.

Anaheim Nisei: Ben Long 220, James Michiuye 214, Don Ellsworth 208, Ray Sanders 205, Sadao Kuwahara 205, Teri Vonachen 222, Kay Osumi 202, Adeline Tomono 201.

Nikkei: Bob Okamura 216-243/652, Ken Kawado 225, San-dy Viloria 214, Toy Tanaka 212, Joe Hastings 212.

525 Ladies Classic (4-games): Karen Bagnall 232-209, Aly Johns 204-231, Lynda Burge 213, Val Molendyk 209.

Santa Super Savers: Jerry Abbott 224-202, John Hendrick 223, Art Gutierrez 223, Pete Garcia 205, Tony Chaco 204-204, Rachel Chaco 201.

Thursday Mixed Seniors: Don Smith 210, Mike Warr 201.St. Columbans: Byron Reich 202.T.G.I.F.: Dave Andexeler 220-219/614, Pat Jones 201-

219/611, Brian Blake 235, Frank Castle 225, Ric Kauten 212-224.

Double Down: Tom Shores 286/627, Dan Krier 217-214/611, Brian Mishler 220, Billy Mitchell 213, Travis Scudellari 201-208.

4-4 Vegas: Norm Walker 249-230/667, Ben Philalack 215-247/643, Jimmy Herrera 202-245/635, Brian W. Parker 200-202-216/618, Richard Garcia 210/602.

Family & Friends: Jesse Castro 246-207-203/656, Joe Cing 220, Chris Meno 219, Chris Milligan 218, Ray Pangelinan 203.

Double Daters: Billy Compton 255-235-230/720, Miguel Rosales 210-227-219/656, Shawn Oslund 265-213/628, John Conway 225-232/626, Ben Philalack 218-210/617, Debbie Bak-er 232-235/661, Denise Bayne 212.

Nascar Race’N Roll: Alan Bloom 230-227-211/668, Josh Rahm 234-214/624, Benny Philalack 244, Randal Kvenbo 231,

Robert Bloom 218.Senior No-Tap: (results from 7-13-07) 35 entries @ $9=$315.

35 lineage @ $4.50=$157.50. 35 prize fund @ $4.50=$157.50. 35 3-6-9 @ $1=$35. Place Money—1st Mike Pizarro 914 $31, 2nd Ed Hermance 836 $22, 3rd Danny Rojero 835 $17, 4th Bob Zentner 824 $12, 5th Ed Signorino 820 $9, 6th Jerry Knight 809 $5.25. Sidepots—1st game hdcp.: 1. Bob Zentner 331 $8, 2. Mike Pizarro 323 $6, 3. Jim Moore 292 $5. 2nd game scr.: 1. (tie) Mike Pizarro and Carl Adinollfi 290 each, 3. Ed Hermance 276 $5.25. 3rd game hdcp: 1. Henry Urada 288 $8, 2. Bill Young 286 $6, 3. Ed Signorino 281 $5. 3-6-9 Carryover: $96. Added $35. Winner: Mike Pizarro $131.

7-11 Vegas: John Conway 237-214-204/655, John Huerta 219-204-207/630, Steve Boyd 222-233/630, Andrew Newburn 280/629, George Dunterman 213-215/622, Rhiannon White 232, Lisa Somma 216.

Korean League: Bong Hwang 219-205/623, Hyon Tae Kim 201.

Grey Panthers: John Vojtko 206.Vegas Party: Anthony Vankirk 233-238-213/684, Tony

Banks 236-206/635, Ron Corona Jr. 245-229/630, Dan Duarte 227-222/609, Marty Evans 213-211/608.

That’s all for this week’s report.

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