Bowling News. Bowling. Charlie Kinstler Named. Proprietor of the Year

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1 July 19, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 Thursday July 19, 2012 California Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA Online: news@californiabowlingnews.com Office: (562) Fax: (562) Charlie Kinstler Named California U.S.B.C. Proprietor of the Year NORWALK Meet Charles Kinstler, the California Bowling Ass n. Proprietor of the Year, better known as Charlie. Born into a bowling family, he learned the game early. Started bowling at age 6 and keeping score for his parents Charlie Sr. and Shirley at age 10. He liked the way numbers added up as well as his bank account! After graduation from U.S.C. in the early 1980 s, it was time to get a real job. A chance conversation revealed that Del Rio Lanes in Downey was available. So in 1984 Charlie became a proprietor of 32 lanes. Automatic scoring was just becoming reliable and since Charlie loves tech-no innovations, Del Rio leaped into the electronic age. Soon to follow was a complete renovation from roof to artificial lanes. The bowlers loved it the senior scorekeepers were retired, and Downey had a new bowling home, meeting place and Tax Payer! He loved the challenge. In 1994, Keystone Lanes in nearly Norwalk, was sinking fast. Charlie rescued the 48 lane center and once again Charlie Kinstler dragged a dying center back to life was the year A.M.F. decided to close Forest Lanes. A midnight agreement added another link to a growing chain. Only 4 years passed before he made the next REALLY BIG decision. Cal Bowl in Lakewood and Bowlium in Montclair were added to the chain. Both needing complete over-hauls! In all cases, the employees kept their jobs, and the bowlers received a safe, clean, honest, bowling home to be proud of. He has contributed his time to the industry, such as President of the Southern Califorcontinued on page 4 Bowling News Honor Roll Name Score Date Center charles kenny canoga park bowl mike belair forest lanes bob lairsey harleys simi bowl william scott morris valley view lanes suzanne smith SANDS bowl sobeck banuelos mission hills bowl jason carrillo 817/ nancy carrillo chris groom SANDS bowl mike hollowell forest lanes alan mojado cal oaks bowl andrew stewart linbrook bowl corey willis tustin lanes cookie armenta keystone lanes donna trolinger keystone lanes nick williamson forest lanes laine curtis harleys simi bowl larry gray bowl-o-drome chris keating mission hills bowl karen reardon SANDS bowl don yingling SANDS bowl angel lutt harleys simi bowl ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS: bowl an honor score THIS WEEK & by Tuesday Noon YOUR NAME, SCORE, DATE & CENTER & you will be on the front page to: news@californiabowlingnews.com men: & 7-10 s Women: 298,299,300, 700+ & 7-10 s CHICAGO (July 15, 2012) Reigning U.S. Open champ Pete Weber and teammate Jason Belmonte started the championship match with six strikes and held on to edge Brunswick s Chris Loschetter and Sean Rash, , to win the Professional Bowlers Association Manufacturers Cup to conclude the GEICO PBA Summer Shootout at 10pin bowling lounge. The Baker doubles finals of the sixth annual PBA summer series aired Sunday on ESPN. Weber, Belmonte and teammate Osku Palermaa shared a $45,000 first prize. Despite their perfect start in the title match, Weber and Belmonte couldn t break away from the Brunswick duo. Rash and and Loschetter followed Rash s first-frame spare with their own string of five strikes to stay within 10 pins. After both teams converted singlepin spares in the seventh frame, Loschetter and Rash took the lead with back-toback strikes while Weber and Belmonte posted back-to-back single-pin spares. King of the Hill Sunday July 22nd at 1pm (check in noon) Teams of 4 Monthly Team Tournament with Optional Doubles Team Event Entry Fee $20 per person Optional & Under $ & Over $111 Mystery Game 2 Carry Over $273 Call Patti at (949) for more info or Storm to Victorious in GEICO PBA Summer Shootout Pete Weber, Jason Belmonte outlast Brunswick duo to claim Manufacturers Cup WICKLIFFE, OH Teenage sensation Kamron Doyle of Brentwood, Tenn., and former 14-Under champion Ashley Dunn of Palmdale, Calif., will lead the fields of four boys and four girls who will bowl in the 15th annual Teen Masters Grand Championships Aug. 5-8 inside Vanderbilt Hall in New York City s Grand Central Terminal. Doyle, a Junior Team USA member who became the youngest casher in U.S. Open history earlier this year at age 14, won 13 of his 16 matches and posted a 34-game total of 7,303 pins, including match play bonus pins, to lead qualifying in the High School Boys division of the Teen Masters at Freeway Lanes in suburban Cleveland. The other four boys who will advance to the Grand Championship finals along with Doyle are Jacob Ettinger, Lafaytee, Colo.; Greg Young, Viera, Fla., and Aaron Yuratovich, Olathe, Kan. Dunn, won U in Reno, U in New York Pete Weber, Jason Belmonte & Osku Palermaa Weber s seven-count spare in the 10th frame left the door open for Brunswick to lock up the title, but Loschetter left the split on his first shot in the final frame and failed to convert the spare. As soon as I let it go, I knew it was bad, Weber said of his shot in the 10th frame. The main thing I had to do was forget about it, concentrate on making the spare and then fill the frame with a strike. As I m getting older, I m getting better at putting bad shots behind me and not dwelling on them as much as I used to. I had to keep in the back of my mind that anything can happen, that it wasn t over, Weber added. (Loschetter) threw a bad shot but it was a split he could have picked up. Sometimes you d rather be lucky than good, and this was one of those days. The cruel but beautiful thing about being the top qualifier is that it can be a curse or a blessing because it s only one game that determines your fate, Belmonte said. You don t have the benefit of experiencing competition on the TV pair. Our strategy throughout the tournament was to pick the lane that we felt comfortable with and stick with it, and that s what helped us match up our equipment with this surface. Loschetter was understandably distraught over his 10th frame misfortune, but Rash refused to let his teammate take the blame. We made one bad shot as a group and it wasn t Chris that did it, Rash said. It was a team effort. We bowled great. We had a chance to win, but we were one shot short. After qualifying third for the finals, Rash and Loschetter Kamron Doyle & Ashley Dunn Pace Teen Masters Grand Championships Finalists New York City s Grand Central Terminal Hosts Finals Aug. 5-8 and now through 6 games on long pattern, 6 games on short patter, 6 games on mixed pairs, and 16 match play games on mixed pairs she is the leader headed back to New York to attempt a 3 peat! She posted a 10-6 match play record and knocked down a total of 6,745 pins to lead the High School Girls qualifiers. Haley Rubin of Brandon, S.D., was second, 14 pins behind. Also advancing to the Grand Championships will be Jessica Davies, Cape Coral, Fla., and Melanie Hannon, Cheektowaga, N.Y. Hannon claimed the final spot in the Grand Championships by 13 Ashley Dunn & Kamron Doyle pins over defending Teen Masters High School Girls division champion Rachel Vaughn of Port St. Lucie, Fla. The Teen Masters Grand Championships will be webcast live on PBA.com s Xtra Frame, a subscription-based on-line video streaming service, Aug To enroll as an Xtra Frame subscriber, visit pba.com and click on the Xtra Frame logo. Also on Thursday, David Daniels of Sebring, Fla., defeated Tyler Zogg of Chesapeake, Va., , , , to win the best-ofthree-game championship continued on page 11 defeated Track s Mika Koivuniemi and Mike Fagan, , and 900 Global s Missy Parkin and Brian Voss, , to advance to the championship match. Koivuniemi and Fagan eliminated Columbia 300 s Dan MacLelland and Chris Barnes, , in the opening match after the Columbia 300 players won the Eliminator Doubles Shootout round to claim the fifth spot in the stepladder finals. All GEICO PBA Summer Shootout shows will re-air on ESPN2 (Saturday, July 21, at 4 p.m.; Saturday, July 28 at 3 p.m.; Saturday, Aug. 4 at 12:30 p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 5 at 3 p.m.). All times are Eastern. ABTA at Bowling Square ARCADIA The ABTA will visit popular Bowling Square in Arcadia Saturday in a SPECIAL One Day Event which is the start of the 4 week Bonus Special Events as the next four Tournaments will be Bonus Events beginningsaturday July 21. Then July 28 we will be the First Tournament Organization to be hosted by New Chaparral 300 Lanes in Chino Hills. Aug 4 Friendly Hills Lanes in Whittier, Aug 11 West Covina Lanes and Aug 18 Keystone Lanes in Norwalk, all are one day events. New Members welcome at 209 and under, join for only $10. If bowling in all 4 events YOU will get 2 Bonus pins. 2 of the 3 events, you will get 1 Bonus Pin, a Free Ticket for Drawing for nice 32 LCD, each Squad and 2 extra tickets bowling all 4 3 of the 4 1 extra ticket. Bowling Square is located at 1020 So. Baldwin Ave in Arcadia. Phone is LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM THIS WEEK EVENT OR CLUB DAY DATE BOWLING CENTER ABT ORANGE COUNTY SATURDAY July 21 VALLEY VIEW LANES ABT SO CAL CITRUS SUNDAY July 22 DEER CREEK LANES ABT SO CAL SAN DIEGO SUNDAY July 22 PARKWAY BOWL ABTA SATURDAY July 21 BOWLING SQUARE DECAF DOUBLES SUNDAY July 22 LINBROOK BOWL KING OF THE HILL SUNDAY July 22 FOREST LANES OZZIES SR SCOTCH DBLS SATURDAY July 21 LINBROOK BOWL SCRATCH 4 GAMER wednesday July 25 CORBIN BOWL SR MIXED SCOTCH DBLS SATURDAY July 21 CAL BOWL TEAM NO-TAP SATURDAY July 21 MISSION HILLS BOWL THE CHALLENGER FINALS SUNDAY July 22 UNIVERSIAL STRIKE LANES

2 Page 2 BOWLING NEWS July 19, 2012 Mission Hills Bowl Presents TEAM NO-TAP TOURNAMENT $500 First Place Paying 6 Places (Based on 24 Teams) SATURDAY july 21st 7:30pm Check-in 7PM Entry fee: $125 per Team Lotsa Fun!! **Spotlight** Bowling **100% Payback ** Drawings **Optional** Sidepots **STRIKE LOTTO** Open to all league bowlers 5 Bowlers Per Team Mixed Team Event any Five makes a team!! Open team maximum Book (NEW BOOK AVERAGE AS OF APRIL 15, 2012) NON MISSION HILLS BOWLERS BRING AVERAGE VERIFICATION handicap 100% of 225 Mission hills bowl sepulveda blvd. mission hills, ca (818) Universal Strike Presents 6 Game Beat the Board Sunday August 5th Check in at 9:00 AM~~~Bowl at 10:00 AM Entry Fee $30 $13 Lineage~~~$2.00 Expenses $15.00 Prize Fund $100 added to prize fund by Universal Strike Based on 20 Entries HDCP 90% of 210 Entering Averages: Highest 2010/11 Book No Book Use in 5 Cash Prizes~~~100% of Prize Fund Paid Out USBC Rules Apply Any Rules Not Covered Will Be governed by Tournament Director Universal Strike Alessandro #K Moreno Valley, CA DAVE McINTYRE WINS $15,000 AT THE FIRECRACKER CLASSIC Las Vegas Dave McIntyre, a handicap bowler from Yucca Valley, CA won the 2012 Summer Firecracker Classic at Sunset Station. Dave won the $15,000 top prize by defeating two former Mini-Eliminator champions; senior bowler Cliff Connors and Alex Aguiar the 45 & under champion. The final shootout scores were Dave 210-Cliff 204 ($7,500) and Alex 195 ($5,000.) The final shootout was one of the most exciting in Mini- Eliminator history. Going into the final frame all 3 bowlers had a chance at the title. Dave, who averages 170, needed a strike in the tenth frame to secure the title and he came through by throwing a Brooklyn strike. Dave was the first handicap bowler ever to win the Mini in its 20 year history. The 2012 Summer Firecracker Classic attracted a crowd of over 500 entries. Over $60,000 in prize money was distributed to 125 bowlers. Darwin Wimer, Mesquite, NV hit the Strikes for Cash jackpot early in the week worth $2,300. Brunswick gave out their latest Nexus and C System high end balls which scored very well throughout the week. Scoring was moderate as Kegel maintained the lanes using their Abbey Road pattern. The week prior to the Firecracker Classic was the first annual Senior Mini-Eliminator at Texas Station. Pete Thomas, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, won the $10,000 top prize as he defeated 300 other senior bowlers. Finishing second was Bob Godden, Las Vegas, NV who earned $5,000 and third place went to super senior bowler Darwin Wimer, Mesquite, NV taking home $2,500. For complete results of the 2012 Senior Mini-Eliminator and Firecracker Classic please visit Dates for the winter Mini-Eliminators will be announced shortly. Nick Smith, Brunswick Rep, Alex Aguiar, Dave McIntyre, & Cliff Connors. PETE THOMAS WINS $10,000 AT THE SENIOR MINI-ELIMINATOR Las Vegas Pete Thomas, who resides in Oklahoma, won the 2012 Summer Senior Mini-Eliminator at Texas Station in Las Vegas. Pete shot a 209 to defeat second place finisher, Bob Godden, Las Vegas, NV by 5 pins. Pete earned $10,000 for his victory while Bob earned $5,000. Finishing third was Darwin Wimer, Mesquite, NV who shot 200 worth $2,500. The final shootout was exciting as the three division champions competed in a 1 game shootout to determine the $10,000 winner. Bob, who won the handicap division, was getting 30 pins in handicap but missed three 10 pins in the first 5 frames to eliminate his advantage. Pete, the division champion, bowled a clean game which was enough for the victory. Darwin, who won the super senior division, was always a double away from taking the lead and winning the title. The match kept all of the spectators in suspense the entire match. The first annual Senior Mini was a resounding success as over 300 entries were recorded with bowlers traveling as far as Australia and Germany to compete. More than 60 bowlers received a check from the $40,000 prize fund. Brunswick also distributed their latest high end balls and ran their famous Practice Range throughout the tournament. Two sweepers were run with both champions earning $1,000. Tony Pascua, from the division, won the Sunday sweeper and Henry Murphy, a handicap bowler from Henderson, NV won the Monday sweeper. Over 100 entries were recorded in the two sweepers which paid out almost $5,000. Plans are already underway for a winter version of the Senior Mini-Eliminator. Special thanks to our sponsors; Brunswick Bowling and Texas Station for their financial support. For complete results of the 5-day event please visit com. JIMMY SCHMITZER Just Misses Another 900! by Frank Weiler NORCO Déjà vu all over again, nearly. On April 20, 2012, Jimmy Schmitzer bowled 900. Just days ago he nearly did it again. Yes, Jimmy came within four strikes of another triperfecto. While subbing in Patty s Match Point League at Classic Lanes, Jimmy bowled 846 ( ). But for four nine counts, Mr. Schmitzer would have had another 900. But for three ten pins and an eight pin, Mr. Schmitzer would have had another 900. Guess what? I believe Jimmy Schmitzer will roll another 900, and soon. Move over Robert Mushtare. I believe Jimmy will score 900 again for two reasons. First, his two handed release generates astonishing revolutions. Second, his approach to the foul line is picture perfect. While most good two handers possess the revolutionary edge, I know of no other two hander besides Jimmy with an approach smooth enough to threaten for 900, everytime out of the gate. His approach is the smoothest of any two hander I ve seen, including Belmo and Osku. While Belmo, Osku and every other two hander I ve seen expend a great deal of effort and energy to deliver a bowling ball, Jimmy doesn t. They are herky-jerky to the line while he is smooth. I believe Jimmy s flowing motion to the line make him more consistent. This consistency means more good shots, more strikes and higher scores. Jimmy s combination of accuracy and revolutions make him a strike threat on every shot. With the odds in his favor on every shot, Jimmy is a serious threat for 900 every time out of the gate. When I watch Jimmy bowl I think of quicksilver. He flows to the line. He is even, uniform and consistent to the line. Jimmy s steps are evenly spaced, uniformly placed and consistently paced. Everything is the where it ought to be, the way it ought to be and when it ought to be. Style plus substance equals results. Jimmy used his 900 ball, the Storm Virtual Gravity Nano, to roll his 846. Like most of his bowling balls, the Nano is drilled neutral. That is, the pin and center of gravity (CG) are in a straight line, with the pin between the fingers. Sometimes the pin is above the fingers, sometimes below. Jimmy and his family would like to thank everyone who has been supportive since he bowled 900. He is especially thankful to Classic Lanes, Storm Bowling Products, the Citrus Belt Association and the BOWLING NEWS. Last Weeks Solution

3 July 19, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 NATIONAL DEAF BOWLING NEWS DEAF TRAVEL LEAGUE MEETS AT NOON AUG. 26 AT KEYSTONE by Connie Marchione NORWALK Got this notification from So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League Secretary treasurer Bob Taylor about the date, time and place of the deaf traveling league s 53rd season kick-off meeting. For all present and past members and also deaf newcomers interested to bowl in a scratch traveling league, get ready to mark your calendar. Taylor and Traveling league President Ed Abakumoff had agreed on the date of the 53rd season meeting to be Sunday August 26 and the time to be at Noon. The place is the same as past meetings, Keystone Lanes in Norwalk. Traveling League Vice President Sharon Caldwell is proceeding to contact all members about this meeting by s and mailing. So watch for that. Also Taylor and Abakumoff said, the number of bowlers present at this August 26 meeting will determine the number of teams to start the 53rd season at noon Sunday September 9 at Keystone Lanes. The league had 8 teams of trios in its 52nd year. It is hopeful that more than 24 bowlers will show up at the meeting to make up 8 teams. So it is important if any of the members for any reason, could not make the all-important August 26th meeting and still want to bowl in this Traveling league, must let any of the three officers, Abakumoff, Caldwell or Taylor know in advance before Aug. 26 to assure you of a spot on a team. This also applies to newcomers and returnees too. So. Calif. Deaf Traveling League had a long history as being the first ever in ABC history as all deaf bowlers traveling League established and the oldest deaf league out in West Coast still running for its 53rd year. The league had in entirely 52 past years bowling scratch (no handicap except in sweepstakes) unique match points format. Also it is tougher bowling in different bowling houses than weekly in one bowling house. The future of this traveling league depends on you members coming to the August 26th meeting. Try to bring your friends too. ATTENTION ALL CALIFORNIA USBC SENIOR BOWLERS We are pleased to report that entries to our upcoming Annual Senior Singles Tournament scheduled the weekend of August 17,18, and 19 at Santa Clarita Lanes, are coming in by leaps and bounds.over 500 already and the entries don t close until August 1st!. Because of this number surpassing our very close planning and expectations, it requires a minor change in one of the squad times. SENIOR SCOTCH DOUBLES Saturday, July 21, 2012 Bowl at 12:30pm $20 Per Team Side Pots Included Optional Clean Game & 300 Game Pot Two Per Team (1 Man & 1 Woman) Both Bowlers Must Be 50 Years of Age or Older Bowl Four Games Games 1 & 3 Regular Bowling Games 2 & 4 No-Tap Bowling Handicap 90% of 220 PLEASE NOTE: Effective immediately, 10:00 AM. SQUADS ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY have been rescheduled for 9:00 AM. (All other squads remain the same) If you have submitted your entry, please make note of this on your confirmation form already received. In addition to that, each entrant will receive a reminder of this by USPS from Tournament Chairman, Mabel Sheasley 2500 Carson St. Lakewood, CA Phone: (562) For those of you who let it slip your mind to enter, you still have time. Do it today before the date and squad you want is full! IT S EASY.. you can find an entry on our website calusbc.com. BOWL FOR YOUR SHARE OF OVER $11,000! AUGUST MADNESS HANDICAP SINGLES TOURNAMENT AUGUST 2 5 FIRST PLACE $7,777 SECOND PLACE $3,333 PRIZES GUARANTEED! REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF ENTRIES! NEW PEPSI POKER SQUADS! FIRST ENTRY IS JUST $119 ALL RE-ENTRIES $59 1 IN 8 BOWLERS ADVANCE TO FINALS WITH A MINIMUM OF $125 GUARANTEED Sign-up, and prepay today, by contacting The August Madness Tournament Office at or via TenPinPal@aol.com THE FIRST 75 BOWLERS TO PAY BY JULY 19, GET TWO ROOM NIGHTS! For complete rules and details, contact the August Madness Tournament Office or David Garber at david.garber@stationcasinos.com Room nights are non-transferable and must be used from August 2 through August 5, 2012 BUY 4 FULL PRICED SQUADS GET A FREESTORM BALL! StationCasinos.com Texasstation.com Station Casinos LLC, Las Vegas NV. All rights reserved. STCI Fms August Madness CA BowlingNews Ad

4 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS July 19, 2012 VALENCIA LANES FALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE LYONS AVE., NEWHALL, CA., (661) =============================================================================================== DAY - TIME LEAGUE NAME TYPE # TEAM MEETING START MAX DATE/TIME DATE =============================================================================================== MONDAY 1:00 PM SUPER SENIORS HDCP ANY 4 OPEN 9/10 12:30 PM 9/10 6:00 PM MONDAY NO-TAP HDCP ANY 4 OPEN 9/10 5:30 PM 9/10 8:00 PM *VEGAS GAMBLERS HDCP MIXED /10 7:30 PM 9/10 ================================================================= = TUESDAY 6:00 PM FUNTASTICS HDCP MIXED /04 5:30 PM 9/04 7:00 PM JUST FOR PARTY ANY COMBO 4 OPEN 9/04 6:30 PM 9/04 ================================================================= = WEDNESDAY 9:15 AM VALLEY GIRLS HDCP LADIES /05 9:00 AM 9/05 6:00 PM *VEGAS ACES HDCP MIXED /05 5:30 PM 9/05 ================================================================= = THURSDAY 9:30 AM 535 SCRATCH ANY COMBO /06 9:00 AM 9/06 6:00 PM *V.L. & FRIENDS HDCP MIXED /06 5:30 PM 9/06 ================================================================= = FRIDAY 11:00 AM SENIOR NO TAP NON-SANCTIONED 1 OPEN 9/07 10:30 AM 9/07 7:00 PM *FRI. NIGHT PARTY HDCP MIXED 4 OPEN 9/07 6:30 PM 9/07 ================================================================= = SUNDAY 6:00 PM *SUNDAY GAMBLERS HDCP MIXED 4 OPEN 9/11 5:30 PM 9/11 * TRIP LEAGUES Fans Select Sean Rash as Best Bowler ESPY Award Winner LOS ANGELES Sean Rash followed up his Chris Schenkel PBA Player of the Year crown by receiving the 2012 Best Bowler ESPY Award during the 20th Annual ESPY Awards ceremony at the Nokia Theatre Wednesday evening. Rash became the fans choice in the bowling category thanks to a Tour season in which the 29-year-old right-hander won the season-ending PBA Tournament of Champions for his only title, but had six championship round finishes, including third place in the PBA World Championship. Qualifying for a record five consecutive TV finals during the World Series of Bowling helped the Alaska native dominate PBA Tour stats where he finished first in average, points and earnings. His Tournament of Champions win was the fifth Tour title of his career. This is very special because it s an award voted on by the fans bowling fans and sports fans, said Rash, who now makes his home in the Chicago suburb of Montgomery, Ill. The fans are why we do what we do they re why I get up in the morning. Winning the Tournament of Champions, Player of the Year, getting married (to wife Sara) and winning the ESPY has made it just an unbelievable year, Rash added. Even though I had a frustrating start to the season, I had a lot of support from my family, fans, friends and Brunswick and without them I couldn t have done it. Joining Rash at the ceremonies were fellow ESPY candidates Jason Belmonte and Mike Fagan who also were finalists for the PBA Player of the Year crown which was announced on pba.com s Xtra Frame online bowling channel in May. During the season Belmonte, who won the ESPY in 2011, won three titles and had seven top five finishes. Fagan qualified for TV shows in all four majors winning the USBC Masters, finished second in the U.S. Open, fourth in the Tournament of Champions and 12th in the PBA World Championship. He also won an international PBA Tour title. ESPY Award candidates are selected by ESPN staff for a variety of sports categories and special moments in athletic competition. Winners are determined by fan voting through espn.com. HELP WANTED Brunswick B Mechanic or Pinchaser Full Time Position Contact Rich Campbell Canoga Park Bowl Vanowen St. Winnetka CA BOWLINGNEWSUDOKU (562) (562) (Cell) ABTA Tournament July 21 Bowling Square Lanes 1020 Baldwin Ave Arcadia, CA (626) Take 10 Freeway to Santa Anita Go North 3 miles to Duarte Rd then left mile onto Baldwin then right 2 blocks From West take 10 to Baldwin then North 3 miles or 210 Freeway to Baldwin then 1 mile South $2,900 1 st w/bonuses $1,000 Min 1 st Qualify Saturday 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-6: /Semis 7:45PM Entry Fees $55-$52-$46 Reduced Entry Fees $38-$35 Brackets Match Game Match Series Doubles--Side Pots Horses Open to new Members up to 209 Avg. No PBA / WPBA Guaranteed Min of 30 Men & 7 Women (min) to cash Plus Super Seniors Men & Women Qualify Separately $3,500 Min Prize Fund (Guaranteed) regardless of Entries top 16 Guaranteed $100 1 in 5 entrants advance to the Semi Finals all Semifinalists to cash with top 16 advancing to the exciting single elim finals format 3 Ladies Guaranteed ALL POTS Carry Over to Bowling Square Match Game is $3,500 with $3,650 in Reserve Match Series est. $2, Pot is $2,300 $1,000 Reserve July 28 ALL NEW CHAPARRAL 300 / Chino Hills 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00 & 6:00 PM Beat the Board Finals 8:00PM We will be the First Tournament Assn at this fine new Center Aug 4 Friendly Hills Lanes / Whittier Aug 11 West Covina Lanes / West Covina Aug 18 Keystone Lanes / Norwalk Aug 25 Bye NO Bowling Aug / Sept 1-2 Cal Bowl / Lakewood Labor Day Special Event $7,500 Min 1 st up to $13,500 w Bonuses Proprietor of the Year continued from page 1 nia Bowling Writers and Hall of Fame. During his term as President of the Southern California Bowling Proprietors, he negotiated a discount program with Pepsi for all members of the National Proprietors Ass n. saving them thousands of dollars. For over 20 years, Charlie had a secret yen to own a center in Mission Viejo called Saddleback Lanes, knowing that the family owned center would probably never be for sale. But some people like to retire! So his dream came true in Charlie s centers have hosted many local and state funtions. In fact, Cal Bowl, Keystone Lanes, Forest Lanes and Saddleback Lanes are hosting the State Tournaments this year! Monday, July 16th the Del Rio Lanes staff suprised Charlie with an Over 50 Birthday bash. He turns 50 on the 18th. C.K. KEYSTONE IS HANDICAP FROZEN EVENT

5 July 19, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA Cell: Victor Fabian Wins $13,800 at South Point Match Game at $3,500 Match Series est $2, $2,200 at Bowling Square ABTA at the NEW Chaparral 300 on July 28th Hcp Bonus and Chance to Win 32 LCD TV Fabian Tops 697 Entrants to Win ABTA Las Vegas Open at the SouthPoint - Left to right, Myron Atangan, Josette Atangan, Ariel Ocampo, Ted Villaroman (3rd, Kristopher Fabian (son), Willie Ocampo, Louie Atangan, Victor Fabian (Champion $13,800), Paul Figliomeni, 900 Global V.P. National Sales, Jenila Fabian (wife), Matt Garcia (Runnerup) $4,000. A proud family, as the Atangan s & Ocampo s are all related to the Champ! They are Great People too! Several are ABTA regulars. LAS VEGAS We returned to the South Point Hotel & Casino where we had a great turnout. We saw 697 entries across the 4 days of qualifying to try and win the $14,000 possible with Bonuses. The shot was medium to tuff with cuts of +93 for the Men and +64 Women on Wednesday. Thursday the Men +85 and the Women was +80.Friday Men +83 and Women +55. Then on Saturday the men were +77 and Women +46, In the Re-Entry squad the Men were +75 and the Women +61. That would give us 131 bowlers in the semi s on Saturday night. The Super Seniors added to the board (6 men and 2 female) were Doll Ligon+43, Carla Sanchez +41, Norris Montague+79, Tom Dahl+74, Jack Trongale, Javier Avila, Pablo Castro, and Mike Bousquet all at Super Seniors are men 63 and over, and for the women you just need to be a young 55. Our top Qualifiers were Men, Reno Pignotti +177 and for the Ladies it was Chonthida Athiprayoon with a They will get a paid entry into a future regular ABTA event. Each week our top seed draws the Match Series, and this time it was worth $1,554. Reno drew a 392. We had no bowlers that bowled this score during the qualifying squads. The pot will carry over and we will estimate the Match Series at $2,000 at Bowling Square event. The last bowler for the roll-off was John Samson, he would miss on his first shot and take home a $100 consolation. We will increase the pot to $2,200 at Bowling Square. In our optional doubles, finishing in first were Vuong Do and Carlos Umana with a 1464 for $200. Finishing in second was Je Je Gabriel and Fred Go with a 1441 for $180. There was a total of $2,390 paid out in doubles and 28 paid spots with low to cash of Now, the three game semmifinal. After having a big 3rd game Matt Garcia topped the field at Fnishing close behind was Cezar Marcella at a +144 to sit out the first round. Our top seed in semifinals had the honor of drawing the Match Game worth $3,500. Matt drew a 297. We had no bowlers who shot that score. We will have a pot of $3,500 at our next event at Bowling Square, with a Reserve pot of $3,500 and a 3rd pot now started. This would bring us to our top 32 Match Play finals. In the first round, the 15 losers were Javier Avila, Dennis Kelsey, Doll Ligon, Bob Alvarado, Mike Bousquet, Manny Loria, Galdino Chavez, Errol Geralde, Reno Pignotti, Lucee Masangcay, Nona Castro, Rithy Ath, Thomas Licauco, Randy Lund, and Christopher Eguilos. They received checks of $245 each. In the second round, eliminated were Marife Catalasan, Danny Eguilos, Otabek Umarov, Cezar Marcella, Amy Galsim, Art Windsor, Chontida Athiprayon, and Lucia Collier. They received checks of $270 each. In the 3rd round of match play eliminated were Vuong Do, Fred Go, Gerry Manalo, and Cary Fishman. They received checks of $400 each. This would get us down to the final five bowlers. The weekly horses are paying a low of $50 (Victor Fabian) to a high of $194 (Jamescart Alarcio). In this round we saw Victor Fabian (20th seed) bowling Don Quitangon (13th seed). We would see another match where it was close to the end as both bowlers bowled decent but it was Victor who held on to win with a 225 to 218 and advance another round. In the other match we saw Ted Villaroman (8th seed) bowling Jamescart Alarcio (9th seed). In this match it was another battle but Ted would win 222 to James 191 and advance to the next round. Jamescart and Don finished in 4th and 5th getting checks for $800 each. Our semi-final match was set, and would pit the 20 and 8 seeds against each other. In the weekly horses we would see Teddy paying $91 and Victor paying $50 if they would win their match. This was another close match during the semis. Each bowler started out with opens to begin the match. It was Victor who got the first double in the 2nd and 3rd frames but Teddy came back with his double in the 5th and 6th frames. Neither bowler was able to jump out to a big lead. It was Teddy who would finish first and he would finish the 10th frame with a solid 10 pin costing him a double. He got a spare and strike to finish with a 240. Up came Victor, and he was up by 5 pins going into the 10th frame and only needed good count and a spare, but he start out with a 6 count, and thus needed the spare and a strike to win the match. He got his spare and came up needing a strike and that he did to finish with a 188/241 to 196/240 and advance to the championship match. Finishing in third place was Ted Villaroman this week for $2,000. For those lucky investors that had Victor as a horse, he paid $50. Ted surely could have won that exciting match. Great Bowling! The title game is set and it would be Victor Fabian against the top qualifier Matt Garcia. Matt elected to have Victor start the match first. Victor would start out with a spare, while Matt started out with an open and then got a double. While Victor would continue to get marks, it was Matt who had back-to-back opens in the 4th and 5th frames and thus Victor was up by 50 pins at that point. An open by Victor in the 6th and a 4 bagger by Matt in the 6th thru 9th frames brought us to a close match entering the 10th frame. Matt came up in the 10th frame needing the first strike to force Victor into getting a strike on his first ball. But he left the 10 pin and that meant all Victor would need was a mark in the 10th frame. Matt finished out with a spare and nine count in the 10th. Victor came up and left the 5 pin on his first ball, which meant if he picked it up he would take home the title. He got the spare and 8 count to finish with a 182/235 to 203/229 and take home $8,000 for first place, $4,400 for Cash and Carry, $100 for wearing an ABTA shirt, $400 in pre-pay, and $900 in squad bonus for a total of $13,800. Finishing in 2nd place for $4,000 was Matt Garcia, who bowled so well Champion Victor Fabian is from Long Beach and used a Roto Grip Cell drilled at Cal Bowl. He is married to Jenila and they have three children Kristina, Kate, and Kristopher. He would like to thank his family, especially his wife and kids, the Atangan family, the Ocampo s, the ABTA and its staff. Vic is surely one of the Good Guys and a gentleman to all! Matt Garcia another Good Guy in (2nd Place) is from Long Beach and used a Critical Theory drilled by Mike Villarreal. He is single and would like to thank his family, Dad, Ron Peter, his brother Darren, the South Point Hotel, and friends, along with the ABTA and staff. Ted Villaroman (3rd Place) is from Orange and used a Brunswick Sage drilled by Ben Mach. He is married to Ofie and they have two daughters Tracy and Kristy. He would like to thank his wife for all her support, the Barkada, his supporters, the ABTA and friends along with the staff at the ABTA. Teddy also One of the Good Guys in the ABTA for sure. He seems to never miss an event!!!! Jamescart Alarcio (4th Place) is from Pomona and is single. He used the Siege drilled by Memo. Don Quitangon (5th Place) is from Walnut and used the Train drilled by Jimmy Wong. He is married. The weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Global Ball was Kevin Collier. Each time you bowl, you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor, 900 Global. In our raffle the winners were Roland Sanchez winning an entry for our January Vegas event, Chris Romero won 2 nights in Las Vegas, Scott R Johnson won a Global 900 Ball, Chris Buck won a Global 900 three ball tote, and Michael Kong and Fel Garcia won a Regular Entry. The rest of the results are in the payoff column in this paper. After our bye last weekend we are hosted by Bowling Square Lanes in Arcadia Saturday July 21. See the ad for address and directions, or check our website (www. abta1.com) to link to address for directions. The following Saturday we are proud to be the first Tournament Organization to be hosted by the New Chaparral 300 Lanes in Chino Hills. This Fine Center (Newest around) is Located in Chino Hills. Address is 4191 Chino Hills Parkway. Directions 71 expressway South, exit Chino Hills Parkway, turn right, (west). Shopping center is on the left hand side. Phone is (909) Thanks to the South Point, Mike Monyak and Superb Staff for the Super Hospitality NUMERO UNO for the ABTA, to all Who Bowled in Our Las Vegas Open, the Friends and Families there too, and anyone who helped in any way. The Turnout was fantastic as we are a So Cal based Assn and had to compete with all the National events there last week. We had members from 12 States, many who return always and are friends. So good to see them!! Also so Heartwarming to see the Bowlers return from Frankfurt Germany! What Nice Wonderful people are they! Wish we can ABTA South Point - July Victor Fabian 695 $8, Cash & Carry $4, Qual/Sqds Bonus $1, ABTA Shirt $ Matt Garcia 753 $4, Ted Villaroman 718 $2, Jamescart Alarcio 715 $ Don Quintagon 709 $ Vuong Do 701 $ Cary Fishman 700 $ Fred Go 693 $ Gerry Manalo 687 $ Cezar Marcella 744 $ Art Windsor (SS) 727 $ Otabek Umarov 711 $ Danny Eguilos 688 $ Marife Catalasan 670 $ Lucia Collier 60% 670 $ Chontida Athiprayon 670 $ Amy Galsim 659 $ Javier Avila (SS) 728 $ Mike Bousquet (SS) 725 $ Galdino Chavez 724 $ Reno Pignotti 724 $ Ludee Masangcay 711 $ Rithy Ath 711 $ Errol Geralde 709 $ Dennis Kelsey 706 $ Christopher Eguilos 699 $ Bob Alvarado 696 $ Manny Loria 691 $ Randy Lund 685 $ Thomas Licauco 684 $ Nona Castro 670 $ Doll Ligon (SS) 659 $ Roland P. Sanchez 682 $ Timothy Lambeth 60% 681 $ Andrew Lung 681 $ Samson Kong 680 $ Darrow Tiongco 679 $ Art Moreno (SS) 678 $ Giang Huynh 677 $ Ben Bagaoisan 677 $ Michael Thun 60% 677 $ Allan Basto 674 $ Loreto Sicam 673 $ Tim Tran 672 $ Danny Guevarra 672 $ Freddy Zamora 672 $ Greg Kokanour 672 $ Pat Grogan 668 $ Noel Espiritu 667 $ Jun Santos (SS) 664 $ Jimmy Wong 664 $ Alvin Garcia 664 $ Scott Johnson 662 $ Sol Cericos 661 $ James Samson 661 $ Ike Topacio 660 $ Esther Tambio (SS) 656 $ Tony LeoGrande(SS) 656 $ Ronald Sanchez 655 $ Angelito Hilvano 655 $ Narate Junthondum 60% 653 $ David Emrich 651 $ Jeff Muzzarelli 650 $ Shedrick Smith 650 $ Michael Kong 649 $ John Samson 649 $ Rey Josafat Jr. 648 $ Pat Manalo 647 $ Jack Lindquist 646 $ Rathna Velu (SS) 646 $ Jeff Taino 641 $ Roland Suase 639 $ have an event in Frankfurt :_)) We had 697 entrants with the Event ending with Saturday Night Finals! So Exciting and Fun! Thank YOU All from our hearts!! Thanks again to my fine Staff / Directors for a job well- done and last but not least our ABTA Sponsor 900 Global, Makers of the finest Bowling Equipment and attire in the world and to 900- Global VP Paul Figliomeni for vitalizing our Finals with his presence. Thanks To 900 Global, many entrants got the new 900 Global Freight Train Ball, and Jersey. Thanks to our Super Sponsor. South Point Numero Uno!! New schedules will be coming out, so if you have a new address let us know by using the contact page on our website. Please send us an via contact page with your Name and Address so we can send you one and get your corrected address in the system. Make Plans for our next bigevent at Cal Bowl in September. Its history folks as Victor Fabian enters the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Bowling Square! If you have any comments or suggestions, use the contact page on our Website to send comments to us. Thank you for being an ABTA member until then! See Our ad for Info and Tournaments or go to www. abta1.com. Thanks for being an ABTA Member; without YOU (the Members) we are nothing. YOU are the Best! See Ya at Bowling Square. 73 Faye Josafat 638 $ Mannuel Laygo 637 $ Kelly Wynn 637 $ Melvin DeMesa 636 $ Fel Garcia 635 $ Carlos Umana 635 $ JeJe Gabriel 635 $ Leo Tartamella (SS) 634 $ Tom Dahl (SS) 633 $ Mikko Miller 633 $ Cindy Hopkins 630 $ Benjamin Chung 630 $ Bobbie McCollum (SS) 629 $ Michael Davis 628 $ Bonnie Roberto 627 $ Korng Ngow 626 $ Mary Huynh 626 $ Richard Hirata 624 $ Jack Trongale (SS) 624 $ Marina Suos 623 $ Michael Martinez 622 $ Lordon Ferguson 622 $ Louis Bachus 60% 621 $ Dominador LaGuardia 618 $ Bo Manalo 616 $ Norris Montague (SS) 614 $ Emmanuel Zafra 613 $ Ed Abarca 612 $ Beth Borci 610 $ Annaliza Agoncillo 608 $ Miguel Carrion 60% 608 $ Dam Sanicolas (SS) 605 $ Leny Urrutia 604 $ William Garrett 603 $ Anthony Martinez 602 $ Yenny Eng 601 $ James Sylvester 601 $ Rocky Ocampo 601 $ Iris Daniels 600 $ Jerry Castro 599 $ Christine Smith 598 $ Romy Cajucom (SS) 597 $ Willie Parawan 596 $ Carla Sanchez (SS) 596 $ Adrian Pelayo 592 $ Lito Eusebio 593 $ Oscar Ibardolozo 589 $ Frank Downs 60% 584 $ David Jones Sr. 584 $ Cynthia Buck 60% 583 $ Pablo Castro (SS) 583 $ Anthony Dancel 582 $ Vickie Wang 575 $ Angelina Nillo (SS) 571 $ Rowena DeMesa 565 $ Chris Buck 557 $ Josette Atangan 543 $ Aarik Torres 478 $ Roland Dion 455 $ DOUBLES 1 Vuong Do / Carlos Umana 1464 $ JeJe Gabriel / Fred Go 1441 $ Christopher Eguilos / Danny Eguilos 1440 $ Jeff Taino / Thomas Licauco 1437 $ Jimmy Wong / Michael Kong 1433 $ Jimmy Wong / Samson Kong 1429 $ Jimmy Wong / JeJe Gabriel 1429 $ Fel Garcia / Roland P. Sanchez 1428 $ Victor Fabian / Jimmy Wong 1418 $ Vuong Do / Tri Vo 1415 $ Jimmy Wong / Wilson Cheung 1412 $ Jimmy Wong / John Phan 1408 $ Korng Ngow / Beth Borci 1404 $ Jeff Taino / John Alvin Samson 1397 $ Greg Kokanour / Sol Cericos 1395 $ JeJe Gabriel / Carlos Umana 1394 $ Fel Garcia / Lordan Ferguson 1394 $ Edmond Del Mundo / Fred Go 1391 $ Edmond Del mundo / Korng Ngow 1390 $ Miguel Carrion / Cary Fishman 1390 $ Tim (Vien) Tran / Vuong Do 1389 $ Greg Kokanour / Leo Tartamella 1388 $ Michael Kong / Samson Kong 1386 $ Victor Fabian / Carlos Umana 1383 $ Jamescart Alarcio / Don Quitangon 1382 $ Marvin Crowder / Faye Josafat 1381 $ Lito Eusebio / Roland Dion 1380 $ Edmond Del mundo / Jimmy Wong 1379 $20.00 FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores Men: Wed + 93 Thu + 85 Fri + 83 Sat + 77 Women: Wed + 64 Thu + 80 Fri + 55 Sat + 46 ReEntry Men: +75 Women: +61 Super Seniors: Doll Ligon, Carla Sanchez, Norris Montague, Tom Dahl, Jack Trongale, Javier Avila, Pablo Castro, Mike Bousquet High Qualifer (Free Entry) Men: Reno Pignotti Women: Chonthida Athiprayoon : John Samson Match Game:297 - No Winner Match Series: No Winner RAFFLE WINNERS Vegas Entry (Jan) Roland Sanchez Vegas 2 Nites Chris Romero Ball Scott R. Johnson 3 Ball Tote Chris Buch Regular Entry Michael Kong Regular Entry Fel Garcia Purse Emmanuel Zafra Sponsor Ball Kevin Collier Prize Fund 691 $36, Paid Entries 100 $2, Optional Sidepots $8, Doubles $2, $ Cash & Carry $5, Shirt & Trophy $88.00 Total Payout $55,475.50

6 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS July 19, 2012 $1, W/Mega POT S ocal A.B.T. ORANGE COUNTY SATURDAY, JULY 21 st VALLEY VIEW BOWL 1214 VALLEY VIEW BLVD GARDEN GROVE NEW 2 GAME WARM UP 12NN ENTRY FEE $20 MUST BE IN MEGA WARM UP SQUAD 2 GAMES (1) IN (8) TO FINALS ( SEPARATE QUALIFYING SQUADS QUALIFIERS ADVANCE TO SINGLE GAME ELIMINATION FINALS ) (3) BIG SQUADS Squad Times 12, 1:30 & 3PM Entry Fee $50.00 for Gold Members All Others Add $ *** ABT SoCal SoCal A.B.T. CITRUS SUNDAY, JULY 22 nd DEER CREEK LANES 7930 HAVEN AVE, RANCHO CUCAMONGA NEW 2 GAME WARM UP 12NN $20 ENTRY FEE MUST BE IN MEGA WARM UP SQUAD 2 GAMES (1) IN (8) TO FINALS $2, W/Mega POT SEPARATE QUALIFYING SQUADS QUALIFIERS ADVANCE TO SINGLE GAME ELIMINATION FINALS (3) BIG SQUADS Squad Times 12, 1:30 & 3PM Entry Fee $55.00 for Gold Members All Others Add $ *** ABT SoCal $1, W/Mega SoCal A.B.T. SAN DIEGO POT SUNDAY, JULY 22nd PARKWAY BOW 1280 FLETCHER PKWY EL CAJON GAME WARM UP 12NN ENTRY FEE NEW $20 L MUST BE IN MEGA WARM UP SQUAD 2 GAMES (1) IN (8) TO FINALS SEPARATE QUALIFYING SQUADS QUALIFIERS ADVANCE TO SINGLE GAME ELIMINATION FINALS (3) BIG SQUADS Squad Times 12, 1:30 & 3PM Entry Fee $50.00 for Gold Members All Others Add $ *** ABT SoCal

7 July 19, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 SoCal Payout and Final Sandings for the week ending 7/1/ Entries $7,310 Side Pots $1,815 Championship Shirts $200 Other Prizes $0 Total Paid Out to ALL Members $9,325 Name City Winnings Pete Dumpit El Monte $4,000 Bryce Wilson Anaheim $1,000 Gino Mansilunga El Monte $350 Juan Contreras El Monte $250 Rudy Toro Banning $175 Wendy Soo Hoo Walnut $150 John Grieco Sr Harbor City $150 Dir.Dale Jones Champion Pete Dumpit,Wife Imalda, Roy Jones Bakersfield $125 2nd Gino Mansilunga, 3rd Jun Contreras Bob Conboy Anaheim $125 Pedro Cintron Alta Loma $100 Roger Amparo Oxnard $100 Dom Laguardia El Monte $95 Ted Villaroman Orange $90 Johnny Graham San Diego $85 Benjamin Chung San Marino $80 Howard Smith Santa Ana $80 George Marquez Whittier $75 Dino Cantoria Alta Loma $75 Terry Helbasko Torrance $75 Mario Banuelos Claremont $50 John Grieco Sr Harbor City $50 Rudy Toro Banning $50 Bryce Wilson Anaheim $30 L To R 2nd John Grieco Sr Friend Deana Champion SoCal Upcomming Events $1,000 Valley View Bowl Sat. July 21st Squad Times 12,1:30 & 3pm $1000 Parkway Bowl Sun.July 22nd Squad Times 12,1:30 & 3pm $2000 Deer Creek Lanes Sun.July 22nd Squad Times 12,1:30 & 3pm Like us on Facebook mail@cit.abtbowling.com Look for Details in this newspaper!!! ABT THe Release by Robert Ellison SAN DIEGO This weeks tip is one of the most crucial aspects of the bowling game. It s important to have the right release of the ball for successful and high scores. The ball should be released consistently - shot after shot. A release point is a technique that a bowler needs to incorporate into their shot. What is a release point? This is when the thumb comes out of the ball, followed by the fingers- onto the lanes. There are many thumbless bowlers such as Belomante and Suski, the top two PBA bowlers who use this technique. Top bowlers can control balls by changing the position of the hand, ie. maximum hook, medium hook, or less hook. By utilizing the hand position on various lane patterns- this will increase your versitility on the lanes. PBA bowlers use speed (walking slow or fast), spin (amount of hook generated on ball), and change of hand position (to get the ball to react when and how they want it. One of the top PBA bowlers who utilizes hand position control is Norm Duke. He can create maximum hook, or roll endover-end which creates a straighter shot. What is an ideal release? The release of the ball is delivered when the bowling ball is under the hand, and fingers are in 6 to 7 o clock position. The thumb immediately comes out of the ball, and the fingers hold the ball until it is released. The fingers upon holding the ball remain in 6 to 7 o clock and turns to 3 o clock position (at same time thumb is at the 12 o clock position). If the fingers go beyond the 3 o clock and turn into the noon or eleven position- this creates more spin than roll on the ball. One of the techniques John Jowdy uses is the ring-finger lead drill. This is a method where one stays under the ball and still maintains free armswing. John states all movement is intiated from the hand during the lowest and heaviest part of the swing, thus requiring no muscle tension. Once you get your ball on the top of the armswing- then the ring finger will precede the middle finger on the down swing (until the release point). Once the ball reaches the release point - ring finger is at the 9 or 10 o clock position. The thumb immediately comes out of the ball, and the weight of ball is onto the fingers. The fingers then rotate from bottom to 3 o clock position. Its important to focus and practice the release of the ball. Practice is key to consistency in the game; and once you work on making your bowling release as smooth as can be, your scores will improve. Until next time- high scoring and good bowling!

8 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS July 19, Now available BOWL THE ESSENTIALS OF BOWLING Approaching the Perfect Game (Second Edition) by Steven Felege Available in soft cover only $15/copy or $17/signed copy. $2 will be donated to support junior bowling. or $20/signed, numbered copy (limited edition of 1,000). $5 will be donated to a breast cancer charity to be chosen by Hall of Famer Carol Mancini. - Prices include shipping and handling. - Makes a great gift for ANY occasion! - To order, send check or money order to: King Pin Publishing, P.O. Box 22, Fairview, PA Quick... Send my book to: Name Address City State Zip Number of books? $15 $17 $20 Amount enclosed $ 1st Annual International Actual (Scratch) Mixed Individual Deaf Bowling Classic open to all Deaf and Hard of Hearing Bowlers / 4 games across 8 lanes CertiÞed by United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Sunday, July 29, 2012 Orleans Bowling Center The Orleans Hotel & Casino 4500 West Tropicana Avenue Las Vegas, NV st Place $1,000. Based on 65 entries ENTRY FEE PRIZE FEE $40.00 BOWLING FEE $50.00 PRIZES TO BE RETURNED 100% /4 RATIO RULES: No squad time. Walk in welcome. Must have group of at least 4 bowlers to bowl together. Start from 10:00 AM till 6:00 PM. Bowlers may bowl again but only cash once for prize games across 8 lanes, 2 or more bowlers per lane. 2. Open to deaf or hard of hearing bowlers with current USBC membership ( ). If none, pay $21.00 or $5.00 for participation fee for unattached USBC membership before bowling. 3. This is a scratch (actual pinfall) tournament. 4. We reserve the right to refuse to anyone for any reason before the entrant bowls. NOTE: Premature termination of the tournament brought about by war, national emergency relating to fire, natural disaster or any other reason beyond control of the International tournament committee, shall cause to the extent required there by all advertised prizes, guaranteed or otherwise, to be prorated in accordance with the number of entrants who have bowled in each of the respective squads up to the time of termination It is non-proþt organization 501.c.3. The Perfect Game by Steve Felege (choreographed by Carol Mancini) Carol: Welcome back Steve! How are you feeling? My girls roughed you up pretty well last week. Steve: Your girls? What do you mean, Your girls? If those were girls, I m Cinderella! Carol: I bowled with them for years. They were just having a little fun. Steve : You call these bruises fun? Carol: Could ve been worse. Anyway, last week things went so well, I thought we d change things up again. Steve: NO!!! Carol: Don t worry. I promise it doesn t involve violence. Steve: Or threats...? Carol: Or threats. Steve: Are we gonna talk about the contract I ve never seen. Carol: We ll do that later. Steve: How much later? Carol:.Just, later! Steve: I don t need much... Carol: Look! The bowling season is over. Nobody is reading this paper so it s hard to say what your columns might be worth. Steve: So what are we doing to change things up this week? Carol: You get to pick the question? Steve: I m... over... whelmed. Carol: Oh, come on. Just reach down into the bag and pick one. Pretend it s Christmas! Steve: Fine. I ll just, hey! There s quite a few. I thought you said nobody was... Carol: Later! Steve: Okay. This week our letter is from Pearl and she s from right here in Downey. Her question is... let me get this envelope open and... okay...pearl says, Dear Steve, I m 8o years old and I still bowl every week. I enjoy your sense of humor and want to have your children... Hey! This looks like Dean s handwriting! Carol : Don t be silly, Steve. I know her. She s serious! Nuts, but serious. Steve: Thanks for keeping your interest in bowling alive, Pearl, but I m only here visiting my very best friend in California for a few weeks. I m presently living under a bridge and eating styrofoam packaging peanuts. You can do better. Carol: Good advice as always, coach. Well lets wrap it up. It s getting late. Here s your pay. Steve: Oh, wonderful...yechhhh! Lillian: Steve, you re in California. Be creative when you eat those. I have some recipes. Steve: You re a saint Lillian... wait a minute, you have recipes for cooking styrofoam!? How long have you been working here?! The Citrus Belt Inducts New Hall of Famers by Frank Weiler and Therese Lloyd SAN BERNARDINO I will be receiving details regarding the new Citrus Belt Hall of Fame inductees for next week. In the meantime, I would like to identify them by name. The two induction categories are for Superior Performance (SP) and Meritorious Service (MS). For 2011 we honor: P. J. BUCKNER (SP), LAURA LEE DANIEL (SP), MARK DYER (SP), DAVID EL- DER (MS), ERNIE HARD- ING (SP), WAYNE HOCK- ERSMITH (SP), and PAM MEEKER (MS). For 2012 we honor: JIM VAN BEBER (SP), DON LAUER (MS), ISABEL LAU- ER (MS), BOBBY LYONS (SP), and BOB WARNING (SP). The new honorees were introduced by Nita Schmidt, Hall of Fame chairperson, and committee members Phosie Lotze, Daniel Lorentz, and Pam Meeker. The three aforementioned ladies are themselves Hall of Famers. Citrus Belt President Mike Raddeman, Association Secretary Elise Hamner, and Hall of Famer Paula Vidad made special presentations. Proprietor of the Year is ALEX MANN and Director of the Year is SID GOLDING. I hope to provide more details in the near future. Thank you BOWLING NEWS for recognizing our Citrus Belt honorees. Comments or questions? them to us at: news@californiabowlingnews.com. CosmicBowling3.25X8.BowlNews 5/24/12 2:00 PM Page 1 NO PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS ARE ALLOWED IN THIS CLASSIC!!! ENTRY BLANK FOR EITHER MEN OR WOMEN California Bowling Writers Approve Changes Two Men Join the Board by Mary Lynly NORWALK President Joan Romeo presided over the California Bowling Writers board meeting held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel on June 8, Her report to the board began with, It s time for change; change is inevitable; change may be challenging but change is good. She challenged us to motivate our members, set a good example and give them a reason to be a part of this great organization. Among reports given, Jackie Wyckoff presented the legislation containing sweeping changes to the CBW bylaws aimed at seeking 501 C3 status. Of note: Terms of office will now be three years; Membership categories were defined; Life Members will be allowed Voice and a vote at board meetings with the permission of the president; The Executive Secretary will be a hired position and she will serve one year, renewable yearly and have full voice and vote at all meetings. Directors, officers and other authorized volunteers, employees or agents shall be indemnified against claims for personal and individual liability arising in connection with their positions or service on behalf of the association to the full extent permitted by law. Secretary Donna Dillard announced that we gained 14 new members this year bringing our total to 92 and our membership drive garnered additional members during the weekend. New this past year was a specially designed Happy Birthday card sent to members. Jane Bailey chaired this special committee and sent 62 greetings to members. Great accolades went to our CBW website redesigned by our webmaster Kathy Watson. This was a BIG task and a great job hats off to Kathy. Check it out. Debbie Haggerty appealed to those present to answer the call for youth support. Think about giving some time to coach or help with a youth program. Debbie has started a new program in her center in Rocklin and another one in has been started in Elk Grove by Kris Netherton. She says it is up to each one of us to donate some time either coaching or mentoring youth. Mary Lynly reported on the successful 2011 Phone Card charity and raising over $8,000 for phone cards. With the help of the ladies at YMCA 29 Palms, California and TREA The Retired Enlisted Association, they sent 685 cards to all branches of the service. Most gratifying about our charity this year is the heart warming letters we have received from wives and service men and women thanking us for this wonderful little card. The total raised for this effort since inception..$41,250.35! Barbara Metzinger noted our continued maintenance of the California WBA display at the National Bowling Stadium and with the 20 Million dollar renovation of the stadium we may have some concern. Barbara and Mary Lynly among many friends of Joan Feinblum went to Arlington, TX to be a part of her induction into the National Bowling Hall of Fame a special evening. CBW will be keeping a calendar of events with dates and places and will be distributed through the Connection, our website and our Facebook site. It was felt that there are many dates for many events but we rarely see them in one place! Paula Vidad will chair this. Jackie Wyckoff, Editor of our award-winning InfoLink reported on our outstanding publication and plans to expand and collaborate with CUSBC in the future. Look for change! Frank Weiler of San Bernardino and Dennis Ganduglia of Rohnert Park will join the California Bowling Writers board of directors. Both men bring a long list of qualifications and accomplishments with them and will be a welcome addition. ORANGE COUNTY USBC SENIOR SINGLES TOURNAMENT by Joy McGregor IRVINE This is a reminder for all you seniors out there... The 2012 Senior Singles Tournament hosted by Irvine Lanes is next weekend: Saturday, JULY 28th and Sunday, JULY 29th. The squad times are as follows: Saturday - ll am and 2 pm, Sunday - 2 pm only. The 11 am squad originaly scheduled for Sunday, July 29th has been cancelled due to lack of entries. Please get your entries in ASAP for your preferred time; walk-ins are welcome upon lane availability! This is a very popular venue and we are hoping to make this year a whopping success... Look for the green entry forms in ALL Orange County centers. The cost is $25 and the event is handicapped - 90% of 220. We have a super senior division: 75 and over and accommodates the newly seniors (Class D)...so no excuses! Irvine Lanes is awaitin y all... BringYour Group Here for a New Experience WITH COSMIC BOWLING LIGHT SHOW OPEN 24HOURS ALL SUMMER LONG! RIVERSIDE LANES Book Sweepers Group Reservations Birthdays Corporate Parties

9 July 19, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA (562) Rare Bowling Memorabilia Collection to be Auctioned on EBay August 7-11 DALLAS Sports Memorabilia Auctions are common; but one featuring exclusively Bowling items is rare. August 7-11, 2012, one of the best collections in the world will go up for bid on EBay. Former pro bowler, bowling proprietor, and Dallas Entrepreneur Chuck Lande is the organizer of this historical event. The user ID on EBay will be: BowlingCollection. More than 100 items will be sold to the highest bidders. The auction items come from a variety of sources, and include several vintage, one of a kind pieces that are owned by Mr. Lande. The energetic Lande has been collecting vintage bowling memorabilia as a hobby for over 20 years; and for the first time, he has decided to sell part of his extensive collection that includes some of the rarest items in the sport s storied history. Several of the rare pieces were on display in my office at the Bowlarama, but now that I no longer own a bowling center, I just thought it was time to put the key pieces up for bid so that other collectors can add to their private collections. But I also wanted to do something nice for the bowling industry, so I have decided to donate 10% of the proceeds from the auction to the International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame in Arlington, Texas, said Lande. Among the collection are items dating back more than 100 years. Some are one-of-a-kind museum quality; like a circa 1890 wooden bowling ball and Brunswick leather Carry Case; a very rare 10k gold ABC 300 game award given to Hall of Famer Frank Caruana for his back-to-back 300 games in 1924; one of only 12 issued that year by the American Bowling Congress; and an autographed bowling pin and souvenir program from the 1949 BPAA All Star Tournament. Another item that may pique interest from baseball collectors is a one-of-a-kind autographed photo of Bowling Legend Don Carter with Baseball Hall of Famers Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra, and Stan Musial what did they have in common? They all owned bowling centers when the photo was taken in Auctions of other sports items are quite common; but bowling memorabilia is more difficult to acquire compared to sports items in Football or Baseball, making them a great long term investment and a tremendous value. Similar auctions in those sports with equal items would easily net six figures. This auction has rare items that may bring big bucks, but it also contains items anyone can afford; like bowling magazines dating from 1930 s to the 1960 s. There are no minimum opening bids or reserved prices in the Bowling Auction; some items may go for a few dollars, and others for thousands; but ALL items will go to the respective high bidders regardless of the selling price. Anyone interested in consigning additional vintage bowling items to this auction; or if you would like an ed Auction Catalog containing descriptions and high resolution photos, please contact chucklande300@hotmail.com. LAKEWOOD Here s a special event that seniors may want to attend here at Cal Bowl. SCAN is sponsoring 1 hour of Free Bowling for Seniors on Friday, July 20, noon to 1:00 p.m. On Saturday, July 21 it s our Senior Mixed Scotch Doubles at 12:30 p.m. Bowl 4 games (2 Regular and 2 No-Tap); only $20.00 per team, side pots included. Clean Game and 300 Game Pot optional. Get your partner and come on over. Recycled Teens: B.J. 246/684, Rob Kordich 245/655, James Kennard 220/647, Marc Kashinsky 234/636, Rey Santos 607, Joanne Burke 179/495, Flora Martin 196/493, Divina Buhay 489, Jorge Fernandez 234. Pick-A-Ball/First Timers: Carlos Mejia 599, Don Tabata 531, Aaron Law 515, Kay Lockhart 473, Brian Hillman 202, David Andrade 193, Alyssa Guerrero 180. Angels & Dodgers: Carlos Mejia 236/577, Edgardo Gonzalez 200/522, Aaron Law 488, Raymundo Sedillo 193. Big Bear: Kenny Wright 265/626, John Dunn 255/750, Ken Seiple Jr. 254/737, Phillip Gipson 254/693, Paul Staff 248/678, David Patterson 246/675, Sid Nakagawa 669, Mark Fowler 665, Emmerson Wafer 651, Debra Gipson 267/696, Allisen Sutton 214/602, Cathy Anderson 223/584, Evette Franklin 232, Joyce Charles 219. Grandma s/grandpa s: Jim Chandler Sour Apple. Annie Maae 216/600, Ron Leidholdt 219/571, Ken Seiple Sr. 562, Chuck Ashton 221/548, Dorothy Ruggiero 503, Vancie Keith 191/486. Happy Rollers: Mark Algiers 172/444, Mike Hallstrom 161/404, Travis Jenkin 143/343, Cheryl Demaree 150/406, Wanda Kinard 155/341, Frances Grunhart 311. Happy Rollers TWO: Sheryl Murray 123/311, Mary Piaschick 105/283, Pamela Okamoto 267, Terry Mays 108. Laughlin Sunset: Jonathan Gale 277/766, James Matthews 226/658, Ray Minter 632, Don Matthews 224/625, David Porter 237, Jeramie Gayle 234/613, Michelle Allen 212/587, Angela Hillig 229/577, Severiana Spiegel 523. Laughlin Bowler Bears: Jonathan Gale 223/626, James Talley 217/599, Henry Beaudion 215/559, Julie Grabinski 188/480. Fil-Am Bowlers: Victor Santos 237/686, Jr. DeGuzman 244/678, Lawrence Austria 234/675, Bert Tandoc 248/673, Kmel Cunanan 258/669, Stephen Gaucin 246/665, Rey Santos 276/656, Ian Carandang 241/631, Tess Santos 213/590, Susan Ebilane 204/584, Christy Estimo 222/569 Vegas Crackpots: Andrew Morton Sour Apple. Carl Stokes 257/707, James Talley 666, Ben Harper 254/661, Jamar Hayles 652, Anthony Fredrick 258/648, Renee Scott 244/628, Teka Williams 232/591, Ellen Myers 213/562, Sandra Sanchez 210/547. Young At Heart: Ray Stanton 256/669, Rey Santos 248/667, Jim Plante 225/652, Glenn Merchant 233/632, Art Diemart 268/619, Walter Milsap 225/615, Frances Walker 221/598, Tua Sula 207/558, Linda Kinney 235/508. Pin Heads: James Talley 267/729, Danny Collins 245/609, Marita Love 202/569, Stacy Kelly 209/567, Chuck Appleberry 579, Gary Kelly 575. Corona Ladies: Nataki Williams Sour Apple. Shirley Dohrman 221/563, Anita Anglin 205/532, Monica Gadson 205. Side Pots Game One: Louise 210; Game Two: Shirley Dohrman 221; Game Three: Robin 222. Cal Bowleros: Carole Fischer 206/568, Bheth Alcayde 236/517, Colleen Steinbaugh 497, Pat Bates 211, Jessica Antes 202. Side Pots Game One: Betty Jane 225; Game Two: Pat Bates 211; Game Three: Bheth Alcayde 267. Ramona Ladies: Norma Davis 485, Merrie Slagley 412, Julle Grabinski 176, Betty Majors 160. Side Pots Game One: Almyra Perrizo 200; Game Two: Liz Stankov 207; Game Three (tie): Rosie Harks and Darlene Waken 203. Kings and Queens: Jerry Cant Jr. 289/829, Vern Adams 279/782, Freddie Catamisan 268/721, Paul Staff 289/720, Ray Minter 715, Armondo Ramos 701, Josh Castlen 254/662, Faye Josafat 247/654, DaryLynn Davis 257/645, Denisha Williams 233/641. Mega Vegas: Juan Marin 297/739, Eric Motschwiller 245/681, Andy Torres 236/656, B.J. 234/655, Ken Dilorio 247/640, Joe Contreas 616, Linda Young 220/586, Krystle Gonzales 506, Marie Collier 501, Ashley Scarella 200. Marcus Lemons Vegas Outlaws: Demetrius Reed 300, Jello Gray 258/734, Steve Guerrieri 279/733, Preston Fukumizu 725, Vernon Adams 279/720, Sonny Dew 703, LaJeana Harris 245/666, Denisha Williams 224/637, Phylissia Smith 254/631, Teya Woodman 614. Funsters: B.J. 224/628, Willie Panton 234/616, Jim Plante 247/602, Tom Pettway 249/598, Divina Buhay 199/544, Lanore Knudsen 508, Bertie Martinez 204. Side Pots Game One: Tom Pettway???; Game Two: Jim Plante???; Game Three: Art Diemert???. Cal Stars: Lisa Hom 194/557, Annie Maae 198/532, Adela Santos 191/530. Side Pots Game One??? 205; Game Two??? 194; Game Three:??? 191. Wednesday Mix 5: Shannon Santos 239/663, Robert Lee 227/632, William Taylor 234/628, Ronnie Lopez 606, Billy Williams 254, Shirley Owens 205/600, Tippy Thornton 214/538, Beth Watts 510. Senior Men s Trio: Larry Gray 279/781, David Regul 260/741, Bob DeAlba 299/738, Pat Kinard 278/689, Art Jackson 682, Jacob Culpepper 674. C.A.U.L.: Shaun Waggoner 250/733, Jeff Price 247/684, Donald Pedersen 259/672, Wayne Simpson 643, Sheri Coleman 205/518. Sierra Bugs: JoAnne McKnight 497, Mary Brooks 189/484, Pamela Johnson 477. Side Pots Game One: JoAnne McKnight 204; Game Two: Anna VonMuegge 184; Game Three: Mary Brooks 233. Captain & Crew: Margo McClain 511, Mel Leach 206, Linda Kinney 192/499. YOUTH Adult/Youth: Adults Matt Mosley 248/634, Paul Mehl Jr. 221/611, Renee Scott 235/671, Kim Agulto 213/549. Youth Victor Jackson Jr. 234/510, Jawaun Jackson 184/492, Ashlyn Buckreis 214/507, Latasha Love 246, Morgan Kennedy 240. Bobcats: Series Javon Bunting 400, Andy Arsenault 383, Brennan Wingfield 371, Marc Penullar 321, Jake Kasten 297, Emily Jenkins 315, Brianna Buckreis 271, Natalie Magallanes 238, Jasmine Lyla 227, Erin Leinonen 293, Nolan Fox 274, Francisco Gonzalez 250. Classifieds: Series Henry Parades 225/575, Chris Johnson 487, Darian Jackson 539, Kaitlynn Soto 362, Victor Jackson Jr. 483, Shavon Love 419, Ashlyn Buckreis 408, Jawaun Jackson 401, Aaron Wong 348, Bryan Wong 229, Austin Young 220. Mini-Bees: Series Kameron Agulton 183, Chayse Erkelens 131, Chloe Spiegel 163, Kayleigh Reeves 134, Maggie Jenkins 121. Did we have enough Sour Apples to make an apple pie? Canoga Park Bowl Vanowen St. Winnetka, CA FAX: OPEN 24 HOURS canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com BOWL WINNETKA Charles Kenny led the high scores last week with his 300 game bowled in the River Maniacs League here at Canoga Park Bowl. Let s see what the other bowlers did. River Maniacs: Sharon Weger 248/580, Charles Kenny 793, Ruben Sarkissian 256/697, Frank Martinez Jr. 290/697, Ray Stoy 658, Johnnie Englehart 658, Marsha Graham-Martinez 212/566, Monise Kelly 238/543, Michiko Kondo 531, Florence Wroblewski 506, Ron Doll 268, Barry Simon 247. League of Our Own: Mark Alvarino 219/549, Janina Sanchez 188/483, Kenny Eusebio 224/518, Derek Tang 507, Rachelle Tan 479, Scott Garcia 196. Comedians: Ruben Sarkissian 279/736, Sharon Weger 202/579, David Guilmette 289/653, Vince Koeller 243/639, Ray Stoy 235/633, Gary Fish 586, Jan Sandman 488, Mike Pavlowsky 228, Susie Rothenberg 187. Dodger Bowling Club: Chuck Smith 224/637, Pam Blake 205/575, Vu Lam 246/550, Joseph Chavez 580, Charlie Eisen 236/580, Drew Stern 231/569, Kim Pluchino 448, Mark Lenhoff Classic: Connie Wannomae 212/602, Leah Smith 222, Barbara Vaccarello 210/539, Candy Adams 527, Farol Brifman 524, Fe Holbrook 507. Short N Sweet: Barry Simon 256/734, Ali Pia 189/468, Kevin Gross 251/652, Aaron Steinberg 225/632, Gary Gladstone 213/602, Don Wood 215/591, Cathy Pia 403, Aaron Story 213. SFVCC Nikkei: Stephen Sasaki 254/648, Katsuko Fujita 213/524, Stan Date 258/563, Mike Kawaji 210/579, Harvey Nakamoto 220/549, Tony Shiotani 533, Tami Shiotani 508, Eugene Lew 202, Laurel Nakamoto 212. JUNIORS Junior Royals: Keith Nelson 234/625, Julia Frias 212/534, Justin Pluchino 181/538, Erik Godin 170/423, Tyler Smith 148/404, Dillon Nguyen 131/359, Kayla Bernstein 193/531, Bertha Rose 192/474, Emily Haworth 138/363, Isabella Gershick 101/169. Bumper Thumpers: Max Hurlburt 109/191, Deanna Frias 88/172. SENIORS 49 Ers Senior Trio: Richard Greenzweight 235/652, Carolyn Scherzberg 226/623, Dan Klein 200/547, Tom Tucker 200/540, Mel Neiditch 181/505, Gary Faught 501, Mary Lauer 211/566, Diana Walden 169/468, Eloise Valencia 165/458, Annie Block 154/419. Funtimers: Ron Doll 243/702, Carolyn Scherzberg 209/606, Al Reiswig 246/617, Connie Wannomae 213/597, Bob Adams 233/637, John Kelley 235/635, Richard Greenzweight 215/586, Candy Adams 189/506, Bertha Willard 188/474, Helen Layfield 184/ Ers Senior Trio: Ron Doll 254/662, Carolyn Scherzberg 221/630, Al Reiswig 244/621, Richard Greenzweight 218/620, Jerry Kanowitz 241/579, Mel Neiditch 579, Arlene Bonino 498, Bev Zietz 181/490, Mary Lauer 177/482, Gail Stillson 466, Ernest Gisondi 227, Carole Peire 194, Doris Simmons 191. Have a great week. $4, GUARANTEED TEAM FIRST PLACE *Will pay up to third place* 1 ST Annual ABS-CBN Kapamilya Bowling Tourney AUG 4 5, 2012 Cerritos Lanes Carmenita Rd, Cerritos CA Squad Times: 9 am, 1 pm, 5 pm Early 9:00-AM squads ONLY, entry fee is $ man mixed handicap team, three (3) game total, beat the board $50/ bowler/squad, multiple entries allowed, free T shirt and snacks entry to: lydservices4u@yahoo.com or fax (562) Please call Lydia for additional details at (562) or any number below Contact: (650) , (951) ****Raffle prizes every squad**** ****High individual winner each squad with and without handicap**** Send check: ABS CBN Foundation Care Lydia P.O. Box 4376 Cerritos CA

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11 July 19, 2012 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 REGIONAL ROUNDUP: PAGE WINS BACK-TO-BACK SOUTH REGION TITLES GASTONIA Rhino Page of Dade City, Fla., defeated Scott Newell of Deland, Fla., , , in their best-of-threegame title match to win his fifth PBA South Region title in the Gastonia (N.C.) Chameleon Championship presented by Columbia 300 at Liberty Lanes Sunday. Page earned $2,500 for his second straight PBA South Regional victory. The Gastonia tournament also was the second of the PBA South Region s four animal pattern championship events. Newell swept Lee Vanderhoef, Greenville, S.C., , , in a semifinal round battle for the paid PBA World Series of Bowling entry, awarded to the highest-finishing player who entered the optional program. In the PBA West Region, Allen Blansette of Napa, Calif., posted a 10-6 match play record and knocked down a total of 6,070 pins Sunday to win his second PBA Regional title in the Vanessa Brown Homes Viper Open at Yosemite Lanes in Modesto, Calif. Blansette, who earned $2,000, defeated Ross Packard of San Jose, Calif., by 100 pins for the title and he also claimed the World Series entry in the third of the West Region s four animal pattern championship events. In Johnsburg, Ill., Dave Beres of Waukesha, Wis. and Lennie Boresch of Kenosha, Wis. defeated top qualifiers Derek Eoff of Madison, Wis., and Wayne Webb of Columbus, Ohio, , to win the PBA Midwest Region Miller Lite Regular/Senior Doubles sponsored by Allstate Insurance at Raymond s Bowl & Entertainment Sunday. The win gave Beres four and Boresch 26 career PBA Regional titles. Each earned $2,500. Eoff, who finished second for the third week in a row, and Webb, a PBA Hall of Famer, won $1,400 each for second while Pete Weber of St. Ann, Mo., and Tom Baker of King, N.C. both PBA Hall of Famers won $1,100 each for third. In Liverpool, N.Y., top qualifier Brian LeClair of Athens, N.Y. defeated Darryl Bower of Middletown, Pa., , to win the PBA East Region Bethmann-Russell Syracuse Open at Flamingo Bowl Sunday. LeClair earned $2,500 along with his 14th career PBA Regional title. A busy July of PBA Regional competitions continues over the July weekend with the East Region s Mil-Ray Foods Senior Open presented by Roto Grip at Playdrome in Cherry Hill, N.J., the PBA Southwest Region Lubbock (Texas) Cheetah Open at South Plains Lanes, and a joint PBA Midwest/Central Region Wood Dale Senior Open sponsored by Allstate Insurance at Wood Dale (Ill.) Bowl. Animal pattern action picks up July with the PBA South Region Spring Hill (Fla.) Cheetah Open at Spring Hill Lanes; the PBA East Region Cap Card Scorpion Open presented by Columbia 300 at Cedar Lanes in Lebanon, Pa; the PBA Central Region Dan Kondas Memorial Scorpion Open presented by DV8, and the PBA Midwest Region Illinois Valley Viper Classic presented by Storm at Illinois Valley Super Bowl in Peru, Ill. The July schedule also includes the PBA Southwest Region s Luci Bonneau Memorial Striking Against Breast Cancer Mixed Doubles at Palace Lanes in Houston and a joint PBA West/Northwest Region Sands Regency Regular/Senior Doubles event, presented by Ebonite, at High Sierra Lanes in Reno, Nev. Rounding out the July schedule over the July weekend will be the PBA East Region Appletree Classic hosted by Mid County Lanes in Middletown, Del.; a joint PBA Midwest/Central Region Laraway Lanes Senior Open presented by Allstate Insurance in New Lenox, Ill.; a joint Midwest/Central Region Dragon Palace Open presented by Ebonite at Orland Bowl in Orland Park, Ill.; the PBA South Region s Anderson (S.C.) Senior Open at Boulevard Lanes, and the PBA West Region s Ebonite/ South Point Mixed Doubles at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas. In all PBA regional animal pattern championships, players can pay an optional animal pattern entry fee for the right to win a paid entry into the PBA World Series of Bowling, Nov at South Point Bowling Center in Las Vegas. In all seven PBA Regions, the player who accumulates the highest number of competition points in the region s four animal pattern events (Cheetah, Scorpion, Chameleon and Viper) will earn a World Series entry, whether or not he participates in the optional entry program. RUSTY BRYANT Lessons by Appointment THE PRO ZONE The Ultimate Pro Shop Sepulveda Blvd. Mission Hills, CA Inside Mission Hills Bowl Hours: Mon. Thru Fri. 11a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 11 a.m to 5 p.m owned and operated by Tim and Diana Albin Rossmoor Located Inside AMF Bowl-O-Drome S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA Bowling News is proud to bring you... Chuck Pezzano Dean of Bowling Writers, PBA & USBC Hall of Fame All sports have long seasons. Bowling has had almost endless schedules, and for more than a hundred years league players rolled 36 weeks or more, then usually followed up with short circuits of 10 to 12 weeks. That is a long time to tie up a person s time and the responsibility for participation fees whether you roll or not. A larger problem was to keep competitive interest for such a long stretch. What started as standard, five persons to a team, three games, wins or losses to determine the standings. But sometimes the leagues were runaways, and needed some spicing. Bowling met the challenges, establishing two, three and four player teams, split schedules with two half schedule winners meeting for the title, and dozens of point systems, with various bonus awards for team game and team series totals and all sorts of points for individual against individual and also bonus scores. They all helped change the game but the most innovative change came with the adoption of position round competitiion, also known as bumper rounds. Adopted more than 50 years ago the format became a standard part of bowling and most major tournaments. Position rounds are simple, instead of a set schedule with predetermined opponents, the teams or individuals are going against each other based on standings. First place team meets second, third faces fourth and so on down the line. The bumper meetings can be scheduled as many times as desired and some leagues run their entire schedules based on position pairings. It keeps many leagues and tournaments as competitive as possible. Every match means something most of the time and since each higher position receives a larger prize, there usually is something at stake. Every sport would benefit from position rounds whether it is a battle for a title or a clash for a playoff spot. There wouldn t be scoreboard watching because your nearest opponent would be your opponent. Sure, there would be some hasty scheduling at times as the standings change and there also would have to be awards as the lower teams have extra incentive to play well for their pride, their fans and a little bonus cash. Position rounds have helped speed up the game and properly applied could enhance the competitive conclusion of any sport. Just apply the position round to two of the world s greatest sports, baseball and football in the past five years, and it is easy to see the benefits. TV has caused great changes in bowling. For instance, in a major tourney in Steve Nagy and Graz Castellano tied for the 16th and last finalist spot. They rolled a six game rolloff. Now, because of TV that rolloff would be a mere two frames or even a single ball. All sports seem to be making the long slates longer and longer. In order to maintain as much interest as possible as long as possible, position rounds should be studied. They helped make bowling a year round sport. TEEN MASTERS continued from page 1 match in the Boys 14-Under division. Adel Wahner of Las Cruces, N.Y., won the Girls 14-Under title, defeating Bailey Palmer of Ottumwa, Iowa, , The Teen Masters, originated by Killer B Promotions founder Gary Beck, is a unique youth tournament, testing player skills on a combination of long- and short-oiled lane conditions as well as bowling equipment limitations which require players to make adjustments in their techniques rather than relying on ball technology. Each competitor will be allowed to use two Ebonite bowling balls. More than 170 youth bowlers will compete for more than $100,000 in scholarship money. 15TH ANNUAL TEEN MASTERS QUALIFYING Freeway Lanes, Wickliffe, Ohio, July 12 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Final Match Play Standings (after 34 games, including match play bonus pins; top four advance to Teen Masters Grand Championships) 1, Kamron Doyle, Brentwood, Tenn., 13-3, 7,303. 2, Jacob Ettinger, Lafaytee, Colo., 11-5, 12-4, 7,053. 3, Greg Young, Viera, Fla., 11-5, 6,932. 4, Aaron Yuratovich, Olathe, Kan., 10-6, 6,920. Did not advance: 5, Russ Oviatt, Sioux Falls, S.D., 9-7, 6,886. 6, Chad Mee, Hamburg, N.Y., 7-9, 6,885. 7, Andrew Bonin, Greenwood, Ark., 8-8, 6,776. 8, Trevor Baumgartner, Topeka, Kan., 8-8, 6,728. 9, Livio Bolzon, Chicago, 7-9, 6, , Bryant Ezell, Fayetteville, Ark., 7-9, 6, , Nicholas Pate, Inver Grove Heights, Minn., 6-10, 6, , Brian Guillen, Brooklyn, N.Y., 5-11, 6, , Jeff McCann, Waterloo, Iowa, 6-10, 6, , Jorge Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, 7-9, 6, , Christopher Fort, Peachtree City, Ga., 6-10, 6, , Freddy Rosa, Puerto Rico, 8-8, 6,405. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Final Match Play Standings (after 34 games, including match play bonus pins; top four advance to Teen Masters Grand Championships, Aug. 4-6, Grand Central Terminal, New York City) 1, Ashley Dunn, Palmdale, Calif., 10-6, 6,745. 2, Haley Rubin, Brandon, S.D., 12-4, 6,731. 3, Jessica Davies, Cape Coral, Fla., 13-3, 6,628. 4, Melanie Hannon, Cheektowaga, N.Y., 9-6-1, 6,563. Did not advance: 5, Rachel Vaughn, Port St. Lucie, Fla., 10-6, 6,550. 6, Sierra Kanemoto, Dayton, Ohio, 8-8, 6,310. 7, Jessica Kowalski, Swansea, Ill., 8-8, 6,245. 8, Rijani Kaya, Caldwell, Idaho, 7-9, 6,040. 9, Bethany Duchowny, Ballston Lake, N.Y., 9-7, 5, , Shelby Miller, Klamath Falls, Ore., , 5, , Kara Saulsbery, Hartstown, Pa., 7-8-1, 5, , Brittany Hartzler, Smithville, Ohio, 7-9, 5, , Erika Pimentel, Northlake, Ill., 7-9, 5, , Carly Phelps, Boise, Idaho, 5-11, 5, , Jayna Tartaglia, Rye Brook, N.Y., , 5, , Mikayla Cook, Binghampton, N.Y., withdrew. BOYS 14-UNDER Championship (best of three games): David Daniels, Sebring, Fla., def. Tyler Zogg, Chesapeake, Va., , , GIRLS 14-UNDER Championship (best of three games): Adel Wahner, Las Cruces, N.Y., def. Bailey Palmer, Ottumwa, Iowa, , Phone Cards for the Troops Reminder There is a lot of hype about the Wounded Warriors and the tremendous support they are getting here at home - and this is a good thing but our Phone Cards for the Troops benefit the warriors who are still fighting to preserve our freedom and that of people in countries dominated by tyrants and terrorists. The California Bowling Writers will embark on their 8 th year of raising funds for phone cards that are sent to the men and women in the military in Afghanistan and Iraq. We have raised nearly $50,000 to provide this luxury for our troops who endure tremendous heat, none of the comforts of home and a shower only now and then if they re lucky. They spend each day wondering if it will be their last, keeping an eye out for a snipers or roadside bombs, and enduring the loss of friends they have bonded with in their home away from home. Once again, we ask for your support. 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12 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS July 19, 2012 Linbrook Bowling Center 201 S. Brookhurst Anaheim (714) ANAHEIM All doubles players, get ready for this Sunday, July 22nd. It s going to be Decaf Doubles at 10:30 a.m. here at Linbrook Bowling Center with check-in at 10:00 a.m. Contact E.J. Rogers for more information. The high scores are in and we re ready to report them. Santa Gals & Guys: Tony Chaco /689, David Luraschi /618, Traver Clemmons , Art Gutierrez 206, Romy Ruedas 203. O.C. Korean League: Glen Kim /627, Young Choi 220, Kwan Soo Baik 202, Bong Hwang Swinging Trios: Mike Warr /615, Don Edelman 222, John Vojtko , Pete Casares 204, Jerry Dymora 203, Ed Fisher 203. Lunch Bunch: Norm Walker /656, Jim Grove /626, Al Naki 209, Norm McLeod 204, Lisa Sudbrink 223. Jr/Adult Family Fun: Joe Dantas 225, Robert Albrecht , Frank Cruze 203, Willie Cruze 202, Joshua Villegas 201, Stacy Rider /737, Courtney Albrecht /615, Melanie Albrecht 224, Diane Dantas 205. Vegas Nonsense: Steven Branch /631, Devin Herbert 208, Michael Byrd 202, Jim Johnstone 201, Chris Ducksworth 200. Ten Pins: Donn Flanders /647, Jack McQuonn /633, Dick McKenzie /620, Tony Toliver /619, Steve Saybrook /610, Joanie Lenz 210, Amber Toliver 208, Laura Lowenstein 202. B.S.M.: Han Deong Shon /662, Sok Pho Hong /638, Seong Kim 264/641, Jay Lee /606, Alex Han 231. Executive Doubles: Randy Seifman /702, Mark Guillaume /607, Chris Munoz /604, Johnny Munson , E.J. Rogers s Company: Marie Parmelee /623. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz /600. Morongo Madness: Chris Charnock /664, Ken Reser /619, Jim Albert 219, Tony Wallick 215, Mike Blodgett 214. Money Talks League: Lowell Huber /707, Don Gardner /689, Fred Smith /672, Miguel Rosales /669, John Conway /668, Cheryl Munson 217, Cathy Lopez 207, Rita Sparks 202, Dora Miller 202. Go For 9: Norm Walker /736, Sam Nolfo /688, Gino Vassallo /699, Giovanna Michalski /699, Elburta Canfield /683. Golden Nuggets: Al Naki /634, Rey Ortiz 215. Party Timers: Jerry Pearlman /684, Roy Hanson /681, Randy Seifman /639, Joe Bayne 258/614, Makcha Miura 220. Anaheim Nisei: Ken Queypo 215, James Michiuye 208. Nikkei League: Dave Lautherboren 277/741, Tony Baragayo 229, Ken Kurihara , Herb Mihara 240, Sho Tanaka Ladies Classic: Betty Saienni /627, Colleen Seiler 210, Ann Coates 202. Santas Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi /618, Frank Dicrisi 259, Al Naki 235, Neal Olsen 227, Tony Chaco 224, Lucy Espinosa 221, Lynn Morris 213, Alice Snyder 201. Thursday Mixed Seniors: Michael Warr 246/612, William Brown 216, Wayne Lewis 209, Norm McLeod Vegas: Albert Salinas /680, John Woscek LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 201 S. BROOKHURST ANAHEIM (714) WE NEVER CLOSE OPEN 24 HOURS Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm Sunday & Monday 8pm - 1am /641, Mike Sloan 248/638, Shawn Perry /631, Mike Ramolt 269/629. Grey Panthers: Norm McLeod 235, Bill Stephens 213. Vegas Party: Congratulations to Andrew Stewart on his game and 736 series. Bruce Gober /678, Stan Evans /624, Mike Mora /602, Debbie Baker 215. T.G.I.F.: Dan Perreira 240, Capsey Jones 226, Bo Bowen 221, Randy Eddins 219, Rick Kauten 213. Family & Friends: Mark Guillaume /705, David Bird /619, Jess Meno 246/615, Pete Quinata , Tony Rosales 211. Double Daters: Bill Swanson /660, Lorenzon Martinez /637, Carl Adinolfi , Bill Powell 244, Don Wilson 218, Alexis Adinolfi /641, Traci S odal 201. Gamblers Anonymous: Jim Iriye 232, Jeff Irwin 232, Frank Gostafa 215, Peter Goosen 203, Brent Valencia 202. Senior No-Tap: Results of July 10, $10.00=$ $5.25=$ prize $4.75=$ $1.00=$ Place Money 1st Terry Brent 863 $23.00, 2nd Bob Fulton 855 $17.00, 3rd John Phillips 841 $13.00, 4th Paul Oh 834 $10.00, 5th Tony Chaco 791 $9.00, 6th Joe McKee 784 $6.00. Side Pots Game 1, hdcp.: 1st Nancy Smith 300 $9.00, 2nd Terry Brent 298 $5.00. Game 2, scr.: 1st Paul Oh 288 $8.75, 2nd Terry Brent 288 $8.75. Game 3, hdcp.: 1st John Phillips 286 $9.00, 2nd PJ Carroll 282 $ Carryover: $ Added $ New Total: $ No winner. See you on Sunday at Decaf Doubles...check-in 10:00 a.m VENTURA BLVD. STUDIO CITY or Pizazz presented by Nicely Done & Sweetly Honest STUDIO CITY It s that time of year when you should be thinking about signing up for a WINTER league. We have tons of fun family leagues of join one of our night leagues. If you are interested please me at Brandon@pinzbowl.net. Adults As this great summer season starts to wind down, it s time to look back at all of our great scores this past week. You guys and girls have really battled each other and evolved with our new oil pattern. Here s the scores: Tavern Guild: David Quam 657, Tom Whitaker 586, James Tan 576, Carol Clair 442, Derek Brown 256, Tad Smith 213, John Cisneroz 201, Keane Murakami 201. Juniors: Some of you showed up for our free kids lessons. We hope to see you all back for the start of our Have A Ball league this Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. and Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Soon you ll be bowling scores like this: Senior Galaxies: (Week 7) Nick Reid 428, Nicholas Martinez 119. (Week 8) Nick Reid 404, Nicole Martinez 443. Junior Stars: (Week 7) Steven Struthers 303, Katie Caponera 164, Donovon Sylla 87. (Week 8) Steven Struthers 325, Katie Caponera 143, Ayden Samil 90. Senior Scratch: (Week 7) Max Korn 909, James Knapp 763, Daniel Cohen 233, Joshua Niv 200. (Week 8) James Knapp 902, Max Korn 752, Joshua Niv 540, Treven Goldsmith 268, Daniel Cohen 201. Adult/Junior: (Week 5) Treven Goldsmith 617. Have a Ball Saturday: (hdcp.) Bing Heine 445, Natalie Rodriguez 459, Brian Alvarado 125. } Special $2.25 per game Excluding Holidays Ozzie s Senior Scotch Doubles - Saturday - July 12:30PM Check in at 11:30AM Limited to the first 50 paid couples $22 per couple Decaf Doubles - Saturday - July 10:30AM Check in at 10:00AM $20 Entry Fee Contact E.J. Rogers for more information Scratch 5 Gamer - Saturday - August 1:00PM Check in at 12:15PM $50 if prepaid by August 2nd or $55 on site (includes sidepots) $500 1st Place based on 60 entries Call Kyle for more information TEDDY S COLOR OF MONEY Saturdays Check-in 7:30pm Bowl at 8:00pm $20 Per Person BREAKFAST BOWL Sundays at 7:30-11 AM 3 Games & Breakfast $10 Per Person SENIOR NO-TAP Tuesday & Fridays at 1 PM Entry Fee: $10 WE RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN Visa and Mastercard Accepted Seniors/Daytime: The subway sandwiches will be coming soon as your leagues gear up for sweeper seasons. Hopefully you bowl a lot of strikes and sign-up for the Winter season. Here s the scores: Happy Timers: (Week 9) Gary Olsen 183/444, Allan Lotta 188/439, Ruth Swick 174/454, Yolanda Dragotta 162/445. (Week 10) Gary Olsen 182/480, Allan Lotta 192/425, Ruth Swick 144/402, Yolanda Dragotta 142/396. (Week 11) Allan Lotta 178/468, Ruth Romo 156/391, Yolanda Dragotta 140/371. Coffee & Donuts: (Week 5) Stacy Chang 194/473, Charlene Gaffney 168/466, Gerry Jarvis 164/435, Bernie Filosa 183/424. (Week 6) Stacy Chang 198/507, Charlene Gaffney 178/483, Bernie Filosa 188/467, Alba Donohue 439, Donna Klein 179. Senior Social: Art Michener 195/551, Allan Lotta 186/491, Teri Bonato 151/411, Pat Olsen 142/385. Joslyn Seniors: Gary Olsen 206/521, Don Thorner 463, John Dobson 459, Yolanda Dragotta 150/411, Betty Dushkin 403, Joyce Rabinowitz 394, Ernie Gluck 167, Tony Piscuskas 167, Rita Frischer 167, Pat Olsen 142. Bowler of the Week: Well, we had a misprint last week. It was actually Perry Jr. who should have been our bowler of the week. Maybe with making the list your dad will splurge and get you your own bowling shoes. But until then keep using our size 12s, they re obviously working. Sweetness Quote of the Week: People don t notice whether it s winter or summer when they re happy. - Anton Chekhov BRENT BOWLS BEST AND BEATS THE COMPETITION IN ROCKY MARSH TRIOS by Joy McGregor ANAHEIM Terry Brent s bailiwick IS Bowling and, he proves it time after time! This Friday morning was no exception as evidenced by his games of and a 220 finale to boast a fine 908. Challenging lane conditions keep Terry on his toes and in the zone. He was the ONLY bowler to break a 900 which is a testament to his maple moxy. Nice bowling, Master! More HOT scores: Juan Sandoval 237/885, James Blythe 243/875, Norm Walker 255/868, Janet Anderson 246/861, Aaron Wilson 258/860, Orlando Vanegas 222/842, Steve Basdakis 242/839, Carl Adinolfi 236/837, Ron Douglass 268/829, Larry Nordstrom 244/829, Anderson Alcaraz 247/828, Steve Sparks 213/818, Genka Cabatu 222/814, John Phillips 222/810, Hong Kha 224/807, Ron Marcus 247, Nancy Smith 246, E.J. Rogers 236, Mark Allen 234, La Sandra Chaney 232, April Anderson 227, Jerry Roddam 226, Dick McKenzie 225, Bob Awalt 225, Don Gardner 223, Rose Williams 213, Fred Voysey 210, Bryan Datuin 210, Tony Chaco 206, Melissa Fan 204, Kantral Williams 204, Rich Heid 204, Rod Cantrell 203, Rita Sparks 203, Alan Bloom 203, Sandy Magana 202, Al Lara 202 and Gino Vassallo 201. Until next week... Albrecht Family Fabulous On Monday Night ANAHEIM The Albrecht Family was in high gear in the JR/ADULT FAMILY FUN LEAGUE at Linbrook Bowl. Robert led the way with games of 212 and 213 en route to a 605 series. His sister Courtney fired games of 236 and 223 while Melanie shined with 224. Stacy Rider was sensational with games of and 202 for a 737. The THURSDAY LINBROOK JUNIORS were led by Ardelle Castillo who shot three games over his average, all 101 for his first triplicate. The JR/ADULT DOUBLES LEAGUE was paced by Joe Dantas with games of and 252 for a 717. Andrew Stewart fired games of for a 687 series. Andrew was just warming up as he shot 300 later that night in the VEGAS PARTY LEAGUE at Linbrook. Way to go, Andrew! Deanna Gomez dazzled with a 243 game. SATURDAY JUNIORS were led by Chris Woodmansee with a and a 648 series. Ken Reser was dynamite Saturday morning in the ADULT/ JR BUMPER LEAGUE with games of 236 and 254. Please join us for the JR/ADULT DOUBLES TOURNA- MENT here on September 1st. There are three different divisions, including a BUMPER DIVISION. It is a lot of fun, and a fundraiser for the Junior Program. Sign-ups are limited, so sign-up today. 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