104 Year-Old Bowler Rolls A 224 Game to Kickoff The New Season Lifelong Sport Keeps Centenarian s Competitive Edge With Younger Teammates

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1 September 2, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 1 Thursday September 2, 2010 California Bowling News P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA Online: news@californiabowlingnews.com Office: Fax: John Vanderham Wins ABT Championship at AMF Cerritos CERRITOS John Vanderham won his second Amateur Bowlers Tour (ABT) championship at AMF Cerritos Lanes on Saturday, August 28, 2010 during our 3-game Beat-the-Board tournament. John bowled in the 3:30PM squad and shot games of 272, 270 and 255 with handicap for a series total of 797 and the 350 1st place prize plus 240 from the bonus pot. Chris Abing came in second shooting a 780 with handicap. Low to cash was Our newest champion, John Vanderham, is owner of Norwalk Dairy. John has two children, Andrew, 25 and Natalie, 10. John has been bowling for a long time and is currently bowling in leagues at Del Rio Lanes. John has a high game of 300 and a high series of 770 to his credit. John was using a RotoGrip Rogue Cell drilled by Mike Wahl at the pro shop inside Cerritos Lanes. John wanted to thank God for His blessings. John wanted to thank Mike for taking care of his equipment and for letting him know that the last squad was at 3:30, or he would not have made the tournament. John also wanted to thank Mark Baker, Virginia Norton and Billy Myers for help with his game. John also wanted to thank AMF Cerritos Lanes for hosting the tournament and the ABT directors for running an outstanding tournament. William Garrett was the winner of the Senior Sweeper and the two-game sweeper. The Mystery Game Pot game and score were drawn after our final squad. The Mystery Game (game 2) was 265. The Mystery Series was 705. There were no winners. The Mystery Pots are available to all members and only costs 5. The ABT staff and membership would like to thank the management and staff at AMF Cerritos Lanes for host- John Vanderham ing our tournament. Our next tournament is scheduled is our 33rd anniversary tournament September 3-6 at Fountain Bowl. The address for Fountain Bowl is Brookhurst in the city of Fountain Valley. The phone number is There will be one squad on Friday night, September 3 at 9PM with one in four advancing to the semifinals. Saturday squads are at 11, 12:30 and 2PM. Sunday squads are at 12N, 1:30 and 3PM. There will be two squads on Monday (each is a separate cut) at 10AM and 11:30AM with semi-finals and finals to follow. The entry fee for this event is 85 with 80 re-entries. Side tournaments include a scratch event (70 bowled alone or 50 bowled with main event) and senior event (25 bowled alone, or 15 with main event) (both are beat-the-board). We will also have 2-game sweepers paid on a daily basis. First place in the main event is based on 250 entries with bonus pot and all bonuses. We hope to see you at Fountain Bowl over the Labor Day weekend! See our ad on page 3 New members Welcome Mexican - American Tournament Downey This tournament will be held on September 12, 2010 all prepayed entries must be received prior to September 5 at 25/bowler. Walk in teams are welcomed at 30.00/bowler. We look forward to seeing all of you on that day. For more information see ad in this newspaper or contact Armando Zavala at or visit our webpage. 6 Gamer st Place check-in SUNDAY, Sept. 19th at 5PM 4:30 Entry Fee: 50 Optional - Sidepots 6 - Blocks 4 Call Alan at (949) for more info. Wayne Webb Caps 2010 PBA Senior Tour Season with Win in Senior Jackson Open and Senior Player of the Year JACKSON, Mich. (Aug. 24, 2010) Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Famer Wayne Webb capped the Senior Tour season with a win in the Senior Jackson Open Tuesday and he clinched Senior Player of the Year honors in the process. He joins fellow Hall of Famer Mark Roth as the only bowlers to win both the PBA Tour and Senior Tour Player of the Year awards. Webb, the 1980 PBA Tour Player of the Year, defeated Ray Johnson of Battle Creek, Mich., , in the championship match for his third Senior Tour title of the season and fifth of his career. He also won the USBC Senior Masters and Senior Columbus Open earlier this year. Nursing a knee injury suffered in the PBA Senior U.S. Open in June, Webb qualified 40th after the first round in WATERFORD, Mich. Almost 6 years ago to the day, Rolla Zuck shot a 199 game on his 99th birthday during his league bowling match at Century Bowl in Waterford, Michigan. Like all good athletes, Rolla believes that practice, practice, practice makes you better. Only 1 month shy of his 105th birthday, Rolla rolled a 224 game during the League Season Kickoff Tournament at his favorite bowling center, Century Bowl. The tournament included all league bowlers getting ready to start the new season. Rolla had one of the best scores and everyone celebrated. Many of the younger, high average bowlers were inspired by the great score and are ready to bowl another 80 years. Rolla is an amazing person as well as bowler, said Century Bowl Manager Sheila Kiefer. Between turns, Rolla is joking and having fun with his fellow Monday Century Kegglers league members. However, he becomes focused Oil Pattern Used Boardwalk by Kegel 104 Year-Old Bowler Rolls A 224 Game to Kickoff The New Season Lifelong Sport Keeps Centenarian s Competitive Edge With Younger Teammates when it is time to bowl. Last year, he even carried a 152 per game season average. Rolla has been bowling for many years on the Monday afternoon Century Kegglers league at Century and has enjoyed every minute. According to Century Bowl Director of Operations and Guest Happiness, Roger Philipi, Bowling is the greatest lifelong activity and the key to longevity. Many people in the new 50+ generation want to remain active. Bowling provides an exciting social and recreational atmosphere. For some people, bowling keeps the competitive edge alive. Wayne Webb Jackson and had to fight back to qualify 25th to make the cut for match play after the second round. He then won six matches Tuesday on his way to the victory. I thought about withdrawing after the second round but because Player of the Year was on the line I felt I should keep going, said Webb, who also owns 20 PBA Tour titles. The whole tournament was a roller coaster ride. Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. had a shot at Senior Player of the Year with a win and a fourth- place finish or worse by Webb. Williams, who won a record seventh PBA Player of the Year title at the conclusion of the Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season in April, was trying to become the first player to win both the Senior Tour and PBA Tour Player of the Year in the same season, but was eliminated in the best-of-five-game Round of 16 by Dale Traber of Cedarburg, Wis., 3-2. Mark Williams of Beaumont, Texas, who also had a shot at Senior Player of the Year going into the final event with a victory, also lost in the Round of 16. It didn t look like it was going to happen, said the 53-year-old Webb, The way he (Walter Ray) was bowling, I don t know if I could have beat him. With my knee, I felt lucky to still be in the tournament. After awhile I was just running on adrenaline. Roth won PBA Player of the Year crowns in 1977, 78, 79 and 84 and Senior Player of the Year in Mark was my idol growing up and I m honored to be in his company, said Webb, who is a bowling proprietor in Columbus, Ohio. Winning Player of the Year 30 years apart is pretty cool it s something they can t take away from you. In the semifinals, Webb defeated Patrick King of Yankton, S.D., , and Johnson defeated Dale Csuhta of Wadsworth, Ohio, , to advance to the championship match. Webb earned 8,000 for the win and Johnson 4,500 for second. PBA SENIOR JACKSON OPEN Airport Lanes, Jackson, Aug. 24 Championship Match Wayne Webb, Columbus, Ohio (8,000) def. Ray Johnson, Battle Creek, Mich. (4,500), Semifinal Round (losers earn 3,000) Webb def. Patrick King, Yankton, S.D., Johnson def. Dale Csuhta, Wadsworth, Ohio, Bowling News Honor Roll Name Score Date Center mikey villarreal keystone lanes jenelle jellsey EMPIRE BOWL juan camarena del rio lanes bob sneed del rio lanes NICK NEGRETE GAGE 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: 300 or 800 Women: 298,299,300 or 700+ Not Labor... Love to Bowl... ABT Fri Sat Sun Sept Fountain Bowl ABTA Thur Fri Sat Sun Sept Cal Bowl Coffee Club Sunday Sept 5 Linbrook Bowl Friday No-Tap Friday Sept 3 Cal Bowl J.S.T Sat Sun Sept 4-5 Yorba Linda Bowl No Tap Doubles Friday Sept 3 Mission Hills San Gabriel U.S.B.C. Sunday Sept 5 West Covina Lanes Ultimate Eliminator Sunday Sept 5 Bowlium W.C.S.T. Sat Sun Sept 4-5 Buena Lanes

2 DRAFT BEER DRAFT BEER September September 13th 13th 5:30 PM 6:00 PM Page 2 BOWLING NEWS September 2, 2010 Authentic Jersey Authentic Jersey Included in League Included in League Monday Night Football 100 s DRAFT BEER Bowling INCLUDED DRAFT BEER INCLUDED League Of players DURING LEAGUE PLAY DURING LEAGUE PLAY OR UNTIL 8:45 PM OR UNTIL 8:45 PM available (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) ALL-YOU-CAN-DRINK DRAFT BEER 20 Weeks 20 per week 20 per week Begins on Monday 20 Weeks September 13th DEL ROSA LANES WINTER LEAGUE SCHEDULE DAY TIME LEAGUE NAME # ON TEAM START DATE Monday 10:00 AM Handicap Doubles Any 2 13-Sep San Bernardino, CA :00 PM Monday Night Football Any 4 13-Sep (Beer & Jerseys Included) 6:30 PM Mt. Commercial Mixed 4 13-Sep 6:30 PM Judson Baptist Mixed 4 13-Sep Tuesday 9:30 AM Capri-OLA Ladies 4 7-Sep 1:00 PM Young at Heart Seniors 4 7-Sep 5:00 PM TNT Mixed 3 7-Sep 6:30 PM Elks Invitational Mixed 4 7-Sep Wednesday 9:15 AM Willows Ladies 3 1-Sep 1:30 PM Parks & Rec Seniors 3 1-Sep 6:30 PM Wednesday Vegas Mixed 5 1-Sep 7:00 PM Del Rosa 840 Classic Scratch 4 1-Sep Thursday Noon Afternooners Seniors 4 2-Sep 6:00 PM S. B. County Any 5 2-Sep 7:00 PM Happy Gamblers - Laughlin Any 4 2-Sep Friday 11:30 AM Golden Goodies Seniors 4 3-Sep 6:30 PM Good Times - Vegas Mixed 5 3-Sep 6:30 PM Friday Gamblers - Vegas Mixed 4 3-Sep Saturday 9:00 AM Junior Bowling Ages Sep 5:30 PM Immanuel Baptist Any 4 18-Sep 6:30 PM Saturday Vacationers - Vegas Any 4 11-Sep Sunday 1:00 PM Slot Busters Mixed 4 12-Sep 2:00 PM Our Lady of Hope Mixed 3 12-Sep 5:00 PM Weekend Rollers - Vegas Mixed 4 12-Sep 1499 E Highland Ave; San Bernardino, CA; 92404; :30 PM 6:00 PM 100 s Of players available Cal Oaks Bowl Team Wins Brunswick 10,000 Trios Tourney by Frank Weiler RANCHO CUCAMONGA - Cal Oaks Bowl sent nine trio teams to Deer Creek Lanes last Saturday to bowl for 10,000 in prize money, in the Brunswick Trios Tournament. Forty-eight teams from five Brunswick Bowling Centers 5:30 PM 3 People per team 3 People per team 6:00 PM Draft Beer included Draft for you Beer during included your for league you during play your league play Receive an authentic Receive Jersey an of authentic player Jersey of your of choice* the player at of your choice* in the at Citrus Belt (Cal Oaks the end of the Authentic league!!! end of Jersey the league!!! Bowl, Classic Lanes, Deer *Subject to availability *Subject to availability Creek Lanes, Foothill Lanes, Included in League and Upland Bowl) competed. Sign us up!!! Sign us up!!! The championship team 100 s was led by DEWAINE WEST Name: Name: Phone #: Phone #: DRAFT BEER INCLUDED and included his wife MARI Name: Name: Phone Of #: players Phone #: DURING LEAGUE PLAY and CYNDI HOLLINGER. Name: OR UNTIL 8:45 PM Name: Phone available #: Phone #: The tournament used the (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) Baker format, with each finals match decided by a Del Rosa Lanes Del Rosa Lanes 20 Weeks two game total pinfall. The 1499 E Highland Ave 1499 E Highland Ave championship match was won 20 per San Bernardino, week CA San Bernardino, CA by just four pins and was not 3 People per team decided until the tenth frame Draft Beer included for you during your league play of the second game. Foothill Receive an authentic Jersey of the player of your choice* at Lane s DEMETRIUS Mcthe end of the league!!! DANIELS came up in the *Subject to availability tenth needing a strike to force Cal Oak s Dewaine West to PCB: Mixed Sign Doubles us up!!! Annual Event mark. If Demetrius had struck Name: Phone #: out, West would need a double Name: Phone #: and seven pins to win. Name: Phone #: McDaniels made a perfect shot, but left a solid ten pin. After McDaniels converted his Del Rosa Lanes ten pin, West got up thinking 1499 E Highland Ave he needed a spare to win. West buried his ball into the 1-2 pocket but left the 6-8 split. He then realized one more pin would clinch the victory. He calmly knocked down the six pin for the win and the 3000 first place check. A second Cal Oaks team finished tied for fifth place and won 500. That team included THER- ESE LLOYD, DEBRA SZC- ZAWINSKI, and FRANK WEILER. Thank you BOWL- ING NEWS for supporting Citrus Belt bowlers. Mission Hills Bowl Mission Hills, CA - November 20-21, 2010 Look for entry form and tournament Details in next week s issue of Bowling News Bowling Industry Sets New World Record With More Than 923,000 Games Rolled In A Single Day Industry Also Reports Record Year-Upon-Year Growth with Participation Having Climbed by 2.7% to over 71 Million Between April 09 and March 10 ARLINGTON Long one of America s most beloved national pastimes, bowling continues to see record levels of participation in what has been a period of tremendous resurgence in popularity for the industry. The Bowling Proprietors Association of America (BPAA), the industry s premier trade organization representing 4,000 bowling centers, released new growth statistics that point to the vitality of bowling, which continues to maintain its status as the nation s number one participatory sport. The BPAA reported today that on World Record Day (August 7) - the culmination of National Bowling Week (July 31 to August 7), the industry set a new world record of most games played in a single day for the third consecutive year. Within a 24-hour period, 923,948 games were played across the 1,252 centers that reported as of the cut-off date, setting a new benchmark of success for the industry. Coupled with the World Record Day news, the BPAA also announced record participation levels during the full year of April 2009 to March Driven by heightened participation from women and younger bowlers, the industry saw a 2.7% increase in consumer participation with more than 71 million having bowled during the twelve month time frame. From coast-to-coast, we are seeing a tremendous period of growth and vitality for the bowling industry, as evidenced by the records that are being shattered year after year, said Steve Johnson, executive director of BPAA. From women and young adults who are just becoming bowling enthusiasts to boomers, who are falling back in love with the game, many are discovering and rediscovering that bowling isn t just the greatest sport, it s a lot of fun too. Below is a history of World Record Day participation over the past three years: ,948 games across 1,252 centers ,821 games across 1,044 centers ,721 games across 808 centers The new bowling world record is recognized by the Bowling Proprietors Association of America (BPAA), United States Bowling Congress (USBC), Strike Ten Entertainment, the Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) and the International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA). The Right Fit Pro Shop Located inside Del Rosa Lanes 10% Off Coupon Coupon valid through August 31, 2010 Not valid on closeout or sale merchandise; Not valid with any other coupon or offer 1499 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA, 92404, STARTS TUESDAY, SEPT. 21ST AND EVERY TUESDAY, THERE AFTER AT 6:45PM. MEET AT 6PM 25 A WEEK TEAMS OF 3 (ANY MIX) 580 MAX Average Qualifications: Book Ave, Highest Book Ave Highest Book Ave, No Book Enter at 205. Bowlers entering with Non-620 league averages will be allowed a 15 pin drop. This league will bowl on the five PBA conditions in the following format:

3 September 2, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 3 Righty-Lefty Takes 1st Place Prize Ramiro Garcia and Arnold Cheesman Win The Slangin Rocks Open Doubles 6 Gamer Cal Bowl 8-28 LAKEWOOD Congrats to Ramiro Garcia for cashing in his first Slangin Rocks tournament and Arnold Cheesman for Cashing in his second S.R Tournament. Both bowlers had a combined 2641 series. Right behind Ramiro and Arnold were Mike Villereal and Roger V. Finishing 2nd place with a combined 2445 series. This will be Mike s second time cashing and Roger s first time cashing. Finishing 3rd place was Steve Gurrieri and Sonny Dew with a 2398 series receiving a Free Entry in our up coming tournament. Thank you to all the bowlers that participated, see you all at the next event. Arnold Cheesman (Left) Milena Zelaya Director (Middle) Ramiro Garcia (Right) Next Event: Open Scratch Singles 5 Keystone Lanes See the upcoming issues of the Bowling News for more info. Name 1st Game 2nd Game 3rd Game 4th Game 5th Game 6th Game series Cash ramiro / Arnold 173/ / / / / / mike / roger 227/ / / / / / steve / sonny 191/ / / / / / Free Entry Bowling Tournament At Del Rio Lanes 7502 E. Florence Av Downey Ca, SUNDAY Sep 12, 2010 (Check-In 9:30) TEAM EVENT: 10:00 A.M. (4 members per team any combination NO CAp) per person pre-pay, 30 on site DOUBLES: 12:30 p.m. (2 Divisions Men and Mix) per person pre-pay, on site (Team and Doubles is Handicap 90 % of 2010 ) OpEN TO ALL USBC BOWLERS USBC CERTIFIED Entries will be closed on Sep, 4th For inf. Call Armando Zavala at mando800@verizon.net mail P.O. Box # 2344 Downey Ca, To download entry form go to: mexamebowlers.com COAST CASINOS Special Bowling Group Rates * Enjoy These Fantastic Rates 39 From Sunday-Thursday 69 From Friday & Saturday 25 From Sunday-Thursday 55 From Friday & Saturday 32 From Sunday-Thursday 62 From Friday & Saturday 32 From Sunday-Thursday 75 From Friday & Saturday FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL Suncoast and The Orleans and Ask for Wayne Daley Gold Coast and Ask for Janie Neill Sam s Town and Ask for Donna Weber *Based on Availability Some Restrictions Apply Management Reserves All Rights COAST CASINOS You Deserve Some Fun Today! SM T h e O r l e a n s G o l d C o a s t S u n c o a s t S a m s T o w n C o a s t C a s i n o s. c o m

4 Page 4 BOWLING NEWS September 2, red mckenzie Adult/youth no-tap Doubles tournament sunday, september 5, 2010 Bowl: 10:00am Check-in 9:00am Pickwick Bowl 921 riverside Dr, Burbank, CA 91506, (818) st place: 100 youth scholarship per division (minimum 20 entries per division; excludes Bumper Division; trophies for all other places awarded based on 1:10 ratio) usbc smart Acct# usbc Certified #04387 Eligibility rules: Current certified nlac-usbc members and any usbc certified adult. membership Cards must be presented at check-in. Entries close at 9:30am or when squad is full. 1) Entering average: A) Highest book average, if none, B) Summer Average (must bring league sheet, min. of 7 league sessions), if none, C) 220 scratch 2) Participating bowler is responsible for presenting and proving an accurate average. 3) Bowlers submitting higher average than their actual average will bowl with that average. 4) Bowlers submitting a lower average than their actual average may be disqualified. 5) All other rules governed by USBC Tournament rules Rule # s 319a2, 319d, and 319e are waived. 6) Tournament attire please. No cut-off shorts, hats, alcohol, tobacco, derogatory or sexual statements on shirts. 7) Tardy bowlers will receive a ZERO for each frame missed. 8) POOR SPORTSMANSHIP WILL NOT BE TOLERATED and may lead to disqualification. 9) Make checks or money orders payable to: nlac-usbc (any returned checks are subject to 3X the amount of the check OR 100, whichever is greater, plus a 25 fee). 10) Divisions: A) Scratch; B) Handicap = 90% of 200; C) Bumpers (non-certified) Trophies or medals only 11) Format: 3 games per bowler. Adults may have 2 multiple partners. MUST BE PREPAID. Partners added together plus handicap (for B division) to determine the winners of each division. 12) Awards: Youth Scholarships excluding Bumper Division (100 first place scholarship per division with a minimum of 20 entries per division). Adults will receive Certificates (1 in 10 ratio). Trophies (1 in 10 ratio). 13) Entry Fees: per bowler (pre-paid); per bowler on site (5.00 late fee) 7.50 lineage; 6.00 Scholarship/Trophy Fund (returned 100%); expenses Balance to NLAC-USBC ways & means. Prepaid entries must be received by August 30, late fees will be added to the scholarship/trophy fund Adult name youth name: Adult Center & league: youth Center & league: Adult Entering Avg: Circle: Book sum. scratch youth Entering Avg: Circle: Book sum. scratch no multiple EntriEs ACCEPtED AFtEr AuGust 30, no FAx EntriEs ACCEPtED mail entries to: nlac-usbc, Devonshire st. # 212 Granada hills, CA 91344, (818) John Sowell Wins His 1st WCST Regular Division Singles Championship by Dick Sanders Last week-end at Cal Bowl in Lakewood, CA, John Sowell (Vista) won his 1st WCST Title, in the Regular Division of the WCST Ebonite Singles. John qualified 4th, and started the 6 man finals, where only 25 pins separated the 1st 4 places. Mark Fisser led the qualifying with 1915 for the 8 games. John, took over the lead after the 1st game, then again after Game #4. Going into the position match he held a 7 pin lead over Mark Fisser. Mark, ran into a lot of trouble in the match, rolling a 148 game, losing to John s 227, barely held on to beat Bob Belmont, by only 10 pins for 2nd place. John won the tournament by 126 pins, rolling a 1434 score for the 6 games. Curtis Henderson, who qualified 2nd, with 1906, never won a match in the finals, finishing in 6th place. This was a special victory for John, as he dedicated this win to his mother, who had passed away just 4 months ago. Top 2: 1st Place, John Sowell, , 2nd Place, Mark Fisser (Aliso Viejo), Total prize fund pay-off for the tournament, , for the two divisions. Regular Division, 18 entries, 6 checks, for 2, and the Super Senior Division, 23 entries, 7 checks, for 3, paid out. For 15 tournaments this year, 111, paid out, and for 315 tournaments, a total of 3,585, paid out. The WCST would like to thank our hosting center, Cal Bowl, and Mr. Charlie Kinstler, the owner and his workers, and thanks to our coverage sponsor, EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, and to Ben Laney for doing the Brackets. ****SUPER SENIOR NEWS**** Ron Demaio (San Bernardino), won the Super Senior Division Title, his 9th WCST Championship. This one coming after about 10 years, as he just returned to bowling in the WCST, about 6 months ago. Since his return, he has made the finals, 3 out of 5 tournaments. Ron was 3rd in the qualifying, 55 pins, behind the leader, Kevin Gannon, who rolled 1952 for the 8 games. Ron and Mike Rausch, made big moves during the finals with a 278 game for Ron in Game #4, and Mike a big 279 game in Game #5, and during this time dropped Kevin Gannon to 5th going into the position match. Ron, started the position match only 12 pins ahead of Mike, and then it came right down to the last ball in the 10th frame, when Ron needed a 9 count or better to tie or win the match. Ron rolled a strike, and the match , and with the bonus pins of 30, for the win, a 43 pin victory. Mike had the highest score for the 6 games with Top 3: 1st Place: Ron DeMaio, , 1nd Place, Mike Rausch (Costa Mesa), Kevin Gannon, A big finish with a 279 game to win Ron would like to thank John & Linda Davis, of Davis Bowling Supply, and to EBONITE INTERNATIONAL CO, our coverage sponsor, as he used their new MISSION Bowling Ball for his victory. WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles at Buena Lanes Sept 4-5 by Dick Sanders VENTURA This weekend, September 4-5, the WCST Ebonite All Star Doubles, will be at Buena Lanes, in Ventura, CA. The format this year will be only two teams to each pair of lanes. 42 teams will be the maximum field for this 42 lane center. A good prize list for this tournament. There are still a few openings to fill the tournament. Qualifying: Saturday, September 4th, Check In: 10:00AM, Practice: 10:50Am, Bowl at 11:00AM, Teams will bowl 8 straight team games. If 40 teams enter, there will be 10 teams to the finals on Sunday, September 5th, to start at 8:30AM, Less than 40 teams entered, 8 teams to the finals. The tournament will pay one team cash place for every 3 teams entered. The Entry Fee for each team is , with an additional guest fee of for Non-WCST Senior Members, of the ages of 45 and up for the men, and ages 40 & up for the Ladies. All Star Bowlers, under the ages of 44 & Under for the men, and 39 & Under for the Ladies do not pay a guest fee. Partner Eligibility: Seniors may bowl with bowlers any age. All Star Bowlers must bowl with one senior, and NO two All Stars may bowl together. There will be optional extra money action, that will be paid for the Separate age divisions, as well as team money action. This will be the High Games, Series, and the Super Side Pot Game. Brackets will be paid the same way. CALL THE WCST OFFICE NOW AT TO MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR THIS TOURNAMENT. COMPUTER USERS: CLICK ONTO: and SCROLL DOWN THE INFORMATION PAGE, FOR CURRENT SIGN-UPS AND PAY-OFF OF THE TOURNAMENT. UP-COMING WCST EBONITE SINGLESTOURNAMENTS September 18-19, 2010 October 16-17, 2010 Sunset Station Strike Zone La Habra 300 Bowl Henderson, NV La Habra, CA WEst COAst senior tour WCst EBOnitE singles saturday, August 28, 2010 CAl BOWl FinAls regular DivisiOn POS BOWLEr City QuAl FinAls W L BONUS t.pins PriZE 1 john sowell VISTA MARK FISSER ALISO VIEJO BOB BElmOnt N. LAS VEGAS jeff GOrDOn VENTURA jim harvey CULVER CITY CURTIS HENDERSON ANAHEIM ********************************************************************************************************************************************* POS BOWLEr City QuAl FinAls W L BONUS t.pins PriZE 1 ron DEmAiO SAN BERNARDINO mike rausch COSTA MESA kevin GAnnOn LAKEWOOD PAUL APPLING CAMARILLO BArry GurnEY W. HILLS Bill stempke BURBANK *********************************************************************************************************************************************** AGE 70 Plus Out OF higher CAsh POS BOWLEr City score PriZE 1 VAuGhn DOODY LAS VEGAS 2163 wcst 175 ********************************************************************************************************************************************* money BrEAkDOWn income DistriButiOn 18 Entries x , Prize Fund 2,465 regular Div. lines 450 Expenses 235 total: 3, total: 3, Entries x , Prize Fund: 3,175 super seniors lines 550 Expenses 300 total: 4, total: 4,025 ********************************************************************************************************************************************* Our thanks to Cal Bowl, and their Proprietor, mr, Charlie kinstler, and his workers, and to our coverage sponsor, EBOnitE international CO, and to Ben laney, for doing the Brackets. next two WCst tournaments FOr september: WCst WEBOnitE All star DOuBlEs, BuEnA lanes, ventura, CA, sept 4-5, AnD sept , WCst EBOnitE singles, sunset station-strike ZOnE henderson, nv. CAll the WCst OFFiCE now to make your reservations ******************************************************************************************************************************************** Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 8pm-12am Bowling Game 1 Soft Drinks 1 Hot Dog 1 French Fries 2 Draft Beer 60 s Nights 60 s Style 60 s Prices! N I G H T S

5 September 2, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 5 American Bowlers Tournament Association P.O. Box 3721, Santa Fe Springs, CA Cell: Minh Dang Stars in 4th ABTA Win at West Covina Four Share Match Game of 3, Labor Day Special EVENT // Big Pots at Cal Bowl Cal Bowl is Our Host for Labor Day Weekend Match Game Estimated 3,500 / Match Series Estimated 900 and is 1,000 WEST COVINA In our return to West Covina Lanes we had a big turnout of 266 bowlers, with cut scores of + 47 for the men and +42 for the women. The three Super Seniors added to the board this week were Paul Passarino (+ 36), Ely Cruz (+34) and for the women it was Roberta Nakunz (+35). It was nice to see Roberta and Mike this week, their 1st tournament after the passing of Marty back on July 4th. This week we would see 61 bowlers take the floor in the semifinals. During our Qualifying squads, the top qualifier for the Men was Freddie Catamisan with a +121, and for the women it was Deborah Sanders (one of our fine Directors) with a Each will get paid entries into a future regular ABTA event. Freddie, being the top seed would draw the Match Series worth 1428 this week and he drew a 484 that was bowled by Bennet Lai, he would take home the 1428 dollars, which is almost 3 for each pin knocked down during his qualifying squad, all for 2 dollar entry. So at our Labor Day event we will estimate the pot to be at 900 for that 3 game series. For the qualifying this week, the ones that made it saw the last 2 people fail to get 9 or strike in the roll-off, so they will split the 50 consolation; they were Danny Guevarra and William Garrett. We will go for 1000 at Cal Bowl in our Labor Day Event. In the doubles this week, See Ad for Labor Day Event Schedule we had a 200 groups get into the doubles, with 24 spots paid out. The top prize this week went to Michael Benavides and Jun Contreras with a 1369 for 170. In 2nd place were Giang Huynh and Henry Hoang at 1368 for 150. The low to cash was In the semis we saw Minh Dang lead the field with a to sit out and bowl for the title. Behind Minh was Jiradej BK Boat Harnpatanakitpanich with a + 100, he would sit out the first round of match play. It took a + 15 for the women and a + 60 for the men. There were actually 4 men that tied at a + 60 and they would have to have a 9th and 10th frame rolloff to determine which one of them would advance into the match play. In this roll-off, we would see Gino Mansilungan advance with Gerald Sanchez, Jun Contreras and Kenny Kwan tying for 17th through 19th spots. This week, our top seed Minh Dang had the honor of drawing the match game worth Minh drew 172, and it was matched by 4 fine individuals. The winners were Rey Cruz, Arnold Trias, Mamerto Jablan and one of our fine directors Rey Josafat. They would each get 875 dollars for that 172. Next week we should have another 3,500 in our Match Game as the reserve pot is at This week we had 4 new bowlers join us, and 3 returning members. Let s welcome these new bowlers to the club, Clem Beltran, Marian Parish, Randy Luce and Ryan (562) Cell: (562) ABTA Labor Day Special Event Thursday - Friday - Saturday - Sunday September September ,000 12,000 1st with Bonuses 5,000 6,000 & Cash-n-Carry Hinchcliffe, with Dan Barrett, Milena Zelaya and Nick Beneanti returning to the club. This would bring us to our Match Play finals now with 14 bowlers taking the floor. In the first round, the 7 losers were Jhun Tan, Ngheim Tran, Binh Ly, Michael Benavides, Gino Mansilungan, Angela Lung and Mike Nakunz (who was using his plastic ball all during semis as he was one of the unlucky bowlers at the start of semis that saw a lane break down and damage several of their bowling balls), and they would receive checks of 100 each. In the second round, the losers were Youna Yun, Eugene Haynes, Don Quitangon, Noel Sicat and each would get checks of 110. In round 3 we saw Donovan Chung bowling Kmel Cunanan on lanes 15 and 16. In this match, Donovan would get the better of Kmel in this match with a 231 to 172. In the other match we saw Ruben Gonzales bowling our number 2 seed Jiradej BK Boat Harnpatanakitpanich on lanes 9 and 10. In this match, Ruben would get the better of BK with a 245 to 214 final score. BK and Kmel were 4th and 5th getting checks for 120 each. Our semi-final match was set to be bowled on 13 and 14, we had our 9th and 12th seeds into the top 16 bowling each other. In our horses this week we would see Donovan paying 88 and Ruben paying 103 if they win their match. In this match Donovan and Ruben kept it close through the early parts Added One Big Squad for Thursday Min 1st Place 2,500 2nd Place One Big Squad Thursday Evening 9:20PM Bonus if winning Thursday Special of 1 in 5 to make the Semis One Big Squad Only Check-in Early West CAL Covina BOWL Lanes So. E. Glendora Carson Ave St., West Lakewood, Covina - (626) CA Take 10 Freeway to Vincent and go 1 1/2 Miles South New Members Join Only 10 - up to 209 Average - No PBA Men/Women Qualify Separately. Each Day is a Separate Qualifying Board 1st 1st Entry Entry Pre-Paid Pre-Paid Onsite: st Re-Entry: nd: All All Others: Reduced Entry Entry Fee: Fee: Pays pay 2,500 3,000 1st 1st Re-Entries are are 46/43 51/47 BONUSES If Prepaid by Aug if qualifying Friday Squads & Winning Special Thursday Squad qualifying Saturday Squads 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5: if bowled 29 or more squads since Sept 6, with ABTA logo shirt Cash-n-Carry pays in this special event up to 3,300 3,850 QUALIFYING SQUADS Thursday: 9:20 9:30PM (One Squad Only) 1 in 1 in 5 to 5 Semis to Semis Fri: Fri: 7:00-8:30 9:30 & 11:00 10:00 1 in 5 to Semis Sat: 12:00-1:00-2:30-4:00-5:30-7:00-8:30 & 10:00 1 in 5 1/2 to Semis Sun: 12:00-1:00-2:30 & 4:00 1 in 5 1/2 in Semis Re-Entry at 6:00 1 in 5 1/2 to Semis SemiFinals 8: Roll-off is at 7:45PM Top 32 to the Single Elim Finals 7 women min. to 32 Estimate 130 to Semis Guaranteed 70 Men 15 Women Plus Super Seniors Dang it! Minh wins his 4th ABTA title at West Covina (L-R) Faye Josefat ABTA Director, BK of ( Sweetie Thai fame ) 4th, Donovan Chung (runner up) 550, Minh Dang Champion 2,375, Ruben Gonzales 3rd 225, and his proud daughter Samantha. of the match, but in the end it would be Donovan that would hold on to win with a 222 to 199 score. Ruben would finish in 3rd place for 225. This week the horses paid 88 for all of you that bet on Donovan making all the way to the title match. The title game is set and would be bowled on lanes 11 and 12 this week. Minh being the top seed elected to start the match. In this match, both bowlers would lead off the 1st and 2nd frames with spares. In the 3rd frame Donovan would get a 3 count on the first ball but still picked up the spare. This was following an open by Minh in his half of the 3rd, so after the 4th frame both bowlers would be on marks and all tied. But we would see Minh get a turkey in the 5th thru 7th frames to jump out to a 10 pin lead. In Minh s 9th frame he would open to open up the door for Donovan. Donovan would come up in his half of the 9th frame and chop the 6th pin off the 6-10 and Minh kept his 10 pin lead. Donovan would get a strike and spare in his 10th frame to finish out with a 182/224. Minh, needing a mark on the 10th frame, used all his power and weight to throw two strikes finishing with a 200/241 for his 4th ABTA title. Minh would take home 1,100 for first place, an additional 1275 in the cash and carry. He was not wearing an ABTA shirt nor did he use a 900 Global ball, so his total would be 2,375 dollars this week. Donovan would take home a nice 550 check for his 2nd place finish. Champion Minh Dang is from Garden Grove and used a Natural (storm) drilled by Ben Mach at Westminster Lanes. He is single and a barber, word has it that there will be discounted haircuts this week. He wants to say thank you to Jonathan Barraca and his wife, Ben for taking care of his equipment and to the Sanchez Family and friends (too many to mention). Donovan Chung is from Los Angeles and used a Storm 2nd Dimension drilled by Ed Williamson at Bowling Square. He is single, girlfriend Steph, and would like to say thank you to the ABTA and Staff, Mao-Liu League and all his friends for their support. Ruben Gonzales is from Palmdale and used Columbia Cool Noise drilled by Rusty at Mission Hills. He is married to a fine wife Olivia and they have 4 children David, Brittney, Jonathan and Samantha. He would like to thanks his family for all their support. This week, the weekly ball sponsor winner of a 900 Global Ball was John Wei and he got the Missing Link. Each time (at West Covina Lanes) August 21st 1 Minh Dang 748 1, Cash & Carry 1, Donovan Chung Ruben Gonzales Jiradej Harnpatanakitpanich Kmel Cunanan Eugene Haynes Don Quitangon (60%) Noel Sicat Youna Yun Jhun Tan Mike Nakunz Anglea Lung Ngheim Tran Michael Benavides Gino Mansilungan Binh U. Ly (60%) Gerald Sanchez Juan (Jun) Contreras Kenny Kwan Ping Tubera (SS) Matt Garcia Julian Conwi Allan Basto Mikko Miller Henry Hoang Earl Moore Victor Lee Freddie Catamisan Joseph Lung Thomas Licauco Phil Magno (SS) Danny Reece, Sr Romy Cajucom Du Quach Giang Huynh Nathan Domingo (60%) Jerry Ernst Scott Maksutapal Tres Catalasan Mark Andrews Glenn Matsumoto Pablo Castro (SS) Melvin Finner Art Windsor (SS) Rico Cayton (SS) Paul Passarino (SS) David Emrich Jonathan Barraca Roberta Nakunz (SS) Henry Akita (60%) Lonzell Burnett (SS) Jamescart Alarcio Alejandro Vela James Osbourne (60%) Ely Cruz (SS) Beth Borci Milena Zelaya Deborah Sanders Angela Williams Faye Josafat Deandro Banks DOUBLES 1 Michael Benavides / Jun Contreras Giang Huynh / Henry Hoang Danny Reece Sr / Tony Catapano Jamescart Alarcio / Jun Contreras Minh Dang / Julian Conwi you bowl you get a free ticket for this prize given away by our Sponsor 900 Global. This week we were again selling the raffle tickets for a chance at a Vegas Room in January and other prizes. Winning ABTA Shirts were Ferdie Fojas and Bryan Moore. Winning a 900 Ball was Henry Hoang. Winning a paid entry to Labor Day event was Mikko Miller. Winning a Regular Entry was Mayla Soon. The 2 nights in Las Vegas would be won by Anthony Borci. The rest of the results can be seen in the payoff sheet in this paper. This week at Cal Bowl is our Big Labor Day Event at Cal Bowl. Remember to check in early as it will be VERY busy. Also remember that the last day to pre-pay for the Labor Day Event for an added bonus of 350 is August 28. Please contact Bob via his cell or mail your payment in. See ad for address and directions, or check our website ( to link to address via mapquest. Its history folks as Minh Dang enter the archives as our latest champion. Hope to see you at Cal Bowl! Make Plans for the Big Labor Weekend Special at CAL Bowl it starts on Thursday and continues thru Sunday Eve, with each day being a separate qualifying board. Thursday is One Big Squad with and added 650 Bonus if you win the tournament, squad is at 9:30 PM See the ad and schedule and related article. Thanks for being an ABTA member until then! 6 Henry Hoang / Bennet Lai Gerald Sanchez / Minh Dang Angela Lung / Henry Hoang Jhun Tan / Jun Contreras Minh Dang / Andrew Lung Teddy Villaroman / Minh Dang Giang Huynh / Don Chung Jerry Chang / Henry Hoang Minh Dang / Don Quitangon Minh Dang / Tony Tang Mikko Miller / Dominador La Guardia Gino Mansilungan / Carlo Mansilungan Deborah Sanders / David Emrich Giang Huynh / Jerry Chang Teddy Villaroman / Kmel Cunanan Tres Catalasan / Danny Eguilos Henry Hoang / Samson Kong Minh Dang / Dominador La Guardia Jhun Tan / Don Quitangon FINANCIAL REPORT Cut Scores Men: +47 Women: + 42 Super Seniors: Paul Passarino, Ely Cruz Roberta Nakunz High Qualifer (Free Entry) Men: Freddie Catamisan +121 Women: Deborah Sanders : Danny Guevarra / William Garrett Match Game: Rey Cruz, Rey Josafat, Marmeto Jablan, Arnold Trias Match Series: Bennet Lai Raffle 900 Global Ball - Missing Link John Wei 2 Nights Las Vegas Anthony Borci Regular Entry mayla Soon Labor Day Entry Mikko Miller Bowling Ball henry Hoang ABTA Shirt Bryan Moore ABTA Shirt Ferdie Fojas Prize Fund 266 6, Paid Entries 53 1, Optional Sidepots 1, Doubles 2, Shirt & Trophy Cash & Carry 1, Match Series 1, Match Game 3, Total Payout 30,300.00

6 Page 6 BOWLING NEWS September 2, 2010 Open to all NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIER members, friends, and family. Better the Second Time? Story by Mary Lynly CANOGA PARK Some things are better the second time around, just ask Carolyn Scherzberg of Receda who is enjoying the time of her life on the lanes. Carolyn averaged 200 in 2007, Bracket Style Bracket Tournament Bracket Style Style ClubTournament Club203 in 2008, 211 in 2009 and in this, the best year of her life 213, 215, 217 in three senior leagues. Info: (909) Info: (909) or Info: Ultelimin8rbowl@aol.com or or Ultelimin8rbowl@aol.com She reflected on being a 28-year old housewife and mother of three when, in 1968 a neighbor said, You never go anywhere, Payout Payout Payout how about coming bowling with us. They have a nice nursery. She decided to try it and averaged 135 her first year. She said, I was so embarrassed because all of these women had up to 169 (Based on 120 Entries) (Based on 120 Entries) (Based on 120 Entries) averages! The next year she averaged 169. Being a perfectionist, she wanted to do well and she strived to get better each w/ member 40 ship. 00 and w/ d 40 member w/ re-entry ship member entry and d w/membership and re-entry d entry w/membership re-entry entry w/membership year eventually reaching the average range. She said, I Optional Side Pot Optional & Strike Pot Side Optional Available Pot & Side Strike Pot Pot & Available Strike Pot Available could do well but I always wanted to do better. Carolyn has never had any formal coaching but she did say Every Champion and Every Second Champion Every Place Champion and Second and will Place Second also Champion winplace Champion will also win will also that winfoy Belcher, who worked at Reseda Bowl had given her a New Brunswick a High New Performance Brunswick a New Brunswick High Bowling Performance Ball High of Performance their Bowling choice Ball Bowling of their Ball choice some tips. As she advanced to the higher average leagues, she of their choice said she would watch bowlers like Bobbi North and Betty Mivelaz and the thing that was clear was their focus and ability to do Dates: Aug. 22 Sept Dates: Dates: Aug. 22 Aug. 22Sept. 5 Sept. 5Sept. 19 Sept. 19 the same thing over and over again. This was her aim. She was Special Holiday Prize Fund Special Holiday Prize Special FundHoliday Prize Fund never afraid to try something new and look for that thing that Oct. 3 Oct. 317 Oct. 3 Oct. Nov. 177 Oct. 17 Nov. 721 Nov. 7Nov. 21 Nov. 21 worked for her. This prompted her to go to the Bowling Academy Dec. 5 Dec. 519 Dec. 5 Dec. 19 Dec. 19 and be certified for coaching. She was urged to join the Professional Women s Bowling Association (PWBA) and the Western Women s Bowling Association (WWPB). She bowled the Pro-Tour for a couple of Check in Time is Check 1:00pm in Time Check - Tournament is in 1:00pm Time is Starts - 1:00pm Tournament at 2:00pm - Tournament Starts at 2:00pm Starts at 2:00pm years and she also bowled in the L.A. All Star Traveling League and At the newly remodeled At the Bowlium. newly At remodeled the newly Bowlium. remodeled Bowlium. the West Coast Elims which she won three times. In 1992 she Located at 4666 Holt Located Blvd. Montclair, at 4666 Located Holt Ca at Blvd Montclair, Holt Blvd. Ca Montclair, Ca was inducted into the San Fernando Valley Hall of Fame for Superior Performance. Prepaid groups of 4 or Prepaid more, groups will Prepaid receive of 4 or groups 1 free more, entry of will 4 or per receive more, group 1 will free receive entry per 1 free group entry per group And free annual membership And free annual to each And membership free bowler annual membership to each bowler to each bowler After getting involved in all of the bowling that goes with an Send Pre-registration to: Send Pre-registration Send Pre-registration to: Central Ave. to: # Chino, Central Ca Ave #401 Central Chino, Ave. Ca # Chino, Ca Address all Envelopes Address to Chris Hook. all Envelopes Address all to Chris Envelopes Hook. to Chris Hook. Make all Checks or Money Make Orders all Checks Payable Make or Money all to Checks Chris Orders Hook or Money Payable Orders to Chris Payable Hookto Chris Hook elite bowler she said she began to feel guilty being away from her three children so much so she scaled back. This is when she noticed the irritating lump on her lip. A biopsy showed it was cancerous, but the oncologist said it was just a nick it out thing and she d be out and about in no time. It turned out not to be just a nick it out thing as it was deeper than first thought and the surgery turned out to be very serious. She quit bowling in 1995 to heal which turned out to be a five year lay off. Her husband Ed had become ill and she felt she needed to be there for her family. She had been doing the books at home for the Pro Shop she and her husband owned in Canoga Park Lanes and Corbin Bowl, but after Ed s death she felt she needed to go to the shop and help. She decided the shop at Corbin Bowl had to go and with Bob Scherzberg s help she could manage Canoga Park. It meant continued on page 11 LAS VEGAS TRAVEL LEAGUE By Alice Meglemre LONG BEACH When you read this column, the Vegas Travel league will be less than two weeks from starting the new season on Monday, September 13 at Cal Bowl. A 9:30 a.m, meeting will precede the 10 a.m. starting time to finalize the league schedule, distribute team envelopes and the USBC renewal applications. A reminder to members to pay cash for bowling fees the first three weeks of the league, however, they may write checks (18) for USBC renewals. new average books will be available for those who want to verify highest averages from last season. To date, we have no requests for subs, but a couple of bowlers are available to sign on as regulars. Call me for further information at (562) Although the league has dropped a couple of teams, the league is the strongest it s ever been and we expect the usual tough competition from start to finish. HELEN DUVAL PASSES AWAY One of California s star bowlers died recently at age 94. She leaves a legacy that is second to none for bowling ability, leadership and dedication to the ten pin game. She claimed every honor from Halls Of Fame inductions to women s pro bowling titles. Her ability as a bowling instructor was super and her warm and gracious personality made her a favorite at every meeting and bowling event she attended. She will be missed! National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 1100 For MDA VEGAS BOUND B O W L I N G L E A G U E sweeps in las vegas! 21 Per person per week (20 weeks) 3 on a team (any mix) a portion of the league s prize fund to benefit mda. GENEROUS DONATIONS PROVIDED BY EAGLE COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION and Southern California Postal Credit Union. starts, sunday SEPTEMBER 12TH meet at 3:30pm, bowl 4pm choose the center closest to you! Date: Saturday October 2 nd, 2010 Check in time: 12 noon COBB S CRUISES & TRAVEL 1 st ANNUAL BREAST CANCER AWARENESS BOWL 4 A CURE NO TAP TOURNAMENT Proceeds to Benefit Women of Color Breast Cancer Survivor s Support Project Inglewood, CA. For Further Information Contact: Malcolm or Marva Cobb (310) marvacobb@yahoo.com KEySTONE LANES E. Imperial Hwy. Norwalk, CA (562) RAFFLE TICKETS AVAILABLE 2.00 can win a 3-day Cruise for (2) Entry Fee: per bowler Winner need not be present NO REFUNDS Registration Deadline: September 10 th, 2010

7 September 2, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 7 The BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot 10 weekly entry fee per bowler, with half of the money being paid out each week, and the other half going towards the huge payouts on sweeper night at the end of the season. Last season, the BRY-LAW sidepot paid out over 6000 on sweeper night. The top three series got paid, as well as the top 16 games bowled that night. Bowlers are eligible to cash in each game. Larry Stephens, the sponsor of the BRY-LAW Super Sweeper Sidepot, will once again be adding 1,000 to the total collected. Win 2 Super Pots all season & be even the rest is profit, and that is before you even get to sweeps. 100% of all money collected will be paid out for the season. Call Mike Cammarata at Del Rio Lanes for information. (562) Starts September 13th for our... 25th year!

8 Page 8 BOWLING NEWS September 2, 2010 Canoga Park Bowl Vanowen St. Winnetka, CA FAX: OPEN 24 HOURS canogaparkbowl@hotmail.com BOWL WINNETKA Hi and welcome to September! Summer is still here and everyone feels energetic. Our Summer leagues are ending, so come sign up for our winter leagues! Bowling has been great at Canoga Park Bowl and here are the scores... Short N Sweet: Sweeper Scores, Fall League Starts Sept 7pm. Patricia Gross 179/440, Cathy Pia 169/418, David Athans 245/626, Dan Chase 201/468, Jerry Athans 187/457, Bryant Brown 176, James Hannah 166/472, Ryan Mannon 426. Viva Las Vegas: Jennifer Pyka 221/579, Jeanette Griffin 188/421, Roberta Mora 175/447, Dave Spencer 169/456, Kaye Kai 147/436, Beverly Convington 147, Steve Herndon 268/730, Mikhael Malta 255/716, Scott Friedman 255/679, Larry Friedman 248, Steve Clebanoff 245/671, Daniel Clebanoff 692. Comedians: Congrats Team 4 Hot Fudge Sundaes League Champs: Mario Jordan, Ilene Wise, Debby Koellen, Lesli Pasco and Dan Kline. Fall League starts Sept 14th. Sharon Weger 232/577, Becky Harrold 225/594, Karen Norman 182, Jackie Feinberg 173/471, Ellen Eckard 171/475, Susie Rothanberg 488, Kevin McBride 266/706, Ray Stoy 257/692, Scott Crawford 257/673, Russ Gothrick 246/716, Dan Kline 236, Jay Shaffer 635. Tuesday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Congrats Team 1 League Champs: Mark Erpenbach, Larry Friedman! Linda Mannheim 149/556, Stu Teichner 256/909, Steve Horenstein 242/717, Larry Friedman 227/768, Mark Erpenbach 219/775, James Smith Jr 217/804. PBA Experience Singles: Samantha Meyers 171/450, Patricia Gross 163/416, Louis Gross 185/464, Drew Stern 168/ Classic: Congrats Team 5 Oops League Champs: Helen Lagfield, Ursula Bronner, and Connie Wannomae. Fall League starts Sept 16 8:45, 9:30am. Connie Wannomae 237/625, Robyn Willis 235/630, Petra Kaun 234/638, Georgia Garey 225/645, Patti McVicker 221, Carole Mueller 552. Thursday Pick-A-Ball Doubles (4-games): Rolloff on Sept 2 teams 4 vs 5. Susie Lee 190/609, Laura Doncell 165/587, Chris Plueger 268/805, John Shumaker 249/900, Chip Minot 225/797, Evan Hermanski 220/706, Sam Mull 171/597. Party Animals: Sweeper Scores, Fall League starts Sept 10. Elizabeth Fonvergne 222/598, Rose Chin 195/493, Sharon Weger 191/546, Martha Evans 167/491, Kathy Turner 165/474, Michael Pollack 258/732, William Evans 231/624, Brandon Bradley 229, Dan Onestinghel 222/614, Blaine Nell 215/607, Mitch Drickman 562. SFVCC Nikkei: Sweeper Scores, Fall League starts Sept. 10.Noriko Fukunaga 203/573, Rumiko Nakata 198/559, Eriko Docherty 193/476, Tami Shiotani 193/509, Masako Wakamats 167, Katsuko Fujita 473, Kenneth Morita 247/678, Art Wake 236/685, Kirk Sasaki 225/623, Yoshi Kawamura 221, Shoji Takeshima 220/595, Harvey Nakamoto ERS Senior Trio: Congrats Team 5 The Mamas and the Papas Ernest Gisondi, Temmy Walker, and Bob Stiles. Carolyn Scherzberg 244/662, Nancy Cottrell 179/497, Delia Lowe 176/500, Mary Lauer 174/509, Temmy Walker 158, Doris Simmons 433, Dick Lowe 241/610, Bob Jones 226/658, John Lanni 215/562, Don Sprenger 214, Donald Macek 212, Richard Greenzweight 623, Ernest Gisondi ers Senior Trio: Congrats League Champs Team 12 Al Reiswig, Gail Williamson, and Steve Herndon. Fall League starts Sept 16th 11am, noon. Carolyn Scherzberg 256/656, Lucy Tralla 207/565, Mary Lauer 193/550, Ellen Hogan 185, Lil Baker 182/485, Gail Stillson 487, Al Reiswig 243/651, Don McCoy 233, Steven Herndon 228/591, Mel Neiditch 227/613, Richard Greenzweight 227/611, Hung-Lay Quon 586. Funtimers: Congrats team 15: Strikeforce league champs Bob Adams and Mel Neiditch. Fall League starts Sept 15, 11:30 noon. Carolyn Scherzberg 254/688, Connie Wannomae 205/609, Marcia Votava 198/539, Karen McDonald 194/526, Helen Layfield 187/524, Ron Doll 243/705, Steven Herndon 240/671, Rick Kopper 235, Tom Tucker 234, Bernhardt Roth 233, Bob Adams 611, Hung Lay Quon 603. River Maniacs: Monise Kelly 257/599, Marsha Graham-Martinez 243/581, Sharon Weger 203/567, Florence Wroble 195, Roberta Mora 189/520, Lucy Tralla 525, Mark May 265, Vince Koeller 258/701, Dan Kline 256/682, Johnnie Englehart 248/734, Ray Stoy 245, Ruben Sarkissian 681. Reminder! Sweepers for our Summer leagues are here! Which means we are taking signups for our Winter leagues. Also, now is a good time to take that ole ball you re using down to the Pro-Shop to make sure it s the one you need. Leaving ten pins? Not hitting to pocket the way you want? Our guys will help you pick out the right ball and to give you results you d like to see. HOME OF THE BACH THUMB EXPERT PLUGGING AND DRILLING BALLS, BAGS, SHOES AND ACCESSORIES CAL BOWL BOWLING REPORT 2500 E. Carson St., Lakewood, CA (562) LAKEWOOD As Summer is ending we find ourselves in Winter League sign-up time! If you need a 2010 schedule inquire at the control desk, they ll be happy to help you. We have many leagues that look like a lot of fun. Bring a friend or two! Time to look at our Cal Bowl Bowling Report. Young at Heart Theresa Harrison /299, Ellis Houston /649, Jim Plante /644, Sandy Plante /388, Earl Pullett /655, Willie Burkhalter /574, Frances Walker /529, Glenn Merchant /707, Eva Hammons /277, Josh Hudson /657, Ben Jones Sr /489, Ron McClain Sr /571, Walter Millsap /544, Willie Young /592, Willie Creer /512, Tom Pettway /498, T. Fetui /551, Fale Sula /562, Don Jackson /373, Bea Soeki /400, Jim Young /545, Art Nelson /394, Leroy Canday /471, Loretta Ringor /393, Cathy Anderson /527, Fred Contreras /394, James Kennard /543, Jessie Lane /422, Joe Brown /588, Linda Kinney /506, Ike Sanders /459, Margo McClain /516, J.J. Scott /516, Almyra Perrizo /388, Glenn Wright /448, Vern Willey /511, Gene Hammons /404, Albert Stephens /350. Cal Bowleros Carole Fischer /605, Millie Buckles 236/564, Jerrydean Whitehurst 222/555, Leona Belletti Funsters Boylee Inocente /627, Bong Cayton 207/569, Will Panton 216/553, Glenn Merchant /628, Vincie Keith 538, Don Keith 212/505, Jim Cotcher 511, Tom Spencer 212/521, James Kinnard 208/560, Al Williams 234/592, Steve Ralph 205/535, Ken Seiple Jr 509, Jorge Fernandez 201/574, Bob VanHorn 509, Dennis G. 509, Milton Donerson 515, Adela Santos 212/552, Eddie Buhay 554, Ed McLean 544, Joe Erwin 511, Jim Burke 201/580. Ramona Ladies Lee Theiss /443, Nancy Hamilton /461, Eulala Salcidio 141, Becky Carroll , Julie Grabinski /582, Almyra Perrizo 183, Ann Palmer 151, Joyce Robertson 191, Merrie Slagley , Sue Spencer , Millie Kirkner 177. Cal Stars League Champs Nene Camanag, Anna Macabuhy, Jerry Whitehurst! Dianne McCain /519, Dottie Lawn /507, Leona Belletti /494. Grandmas & Grandpas Al Ortiz 529, Cliff Schad 521, Chuck Swanson 523, Yvonne Clarke 520, Wayne Moon 609, Ed Brown 611, BJ Theiss 570, Chuck Patterson 619, Ron McClain Sr 634, Ken Seiple Sr 509, Margo McClain 525, John Welty 517, Don Keith 559, Ralph Wingert 710, Paul Morrison 561, Al Williams 634, Stan Murren 556, Ray Culp 556, Bob Tickney 500, Billy Williams 556, Jim Plante 689, Tua Sula 553, Fala Sula 522, Bong Cayton 570, Boylee Inocente 544. Bobcats Bryce Erkelens , Emily Jenkins 108. Classified Sabrena Callihan 131, Chris Bartlett 169, Henry Parades 177, Chris Johnson 165, Nolan Smith II /628. Adult-Juniors Alan Hicks 164, Nolan Smith II /652, Nick Newby 108, Ashley Zastrow 144. Carl Brooks /632, La Tonya Hicks 214, Allen Tetter /634, Paul Mehl Jr /614, Crystal Newby 117. Of America AMF Valley View Lanes Valley View St. Garden Grove, CA (714) Riccilli PBA Open Take The Challenge! Improve Your Ability! (30 Weeks Bowl on All 5 pba patterns) 1 st place National Deaf Bowling News DEAF TRAVEL ELECTS BOB TAYLOR AS SECRETARY TO START 51ST SEASON NORWALK With the founder Connie Marchione retiring as its secretary treasurer for 50 consecutive years, SO Calif Deaf Traveling League in its 51st meeting at Keystone lanes last week elected Robert Bob Taylor as its new secretary-treasurer to replace Connie. Taylor was the only one nominated and won as no one else wanted to do the tough job of keeping the bowlers averages updated each session. Earlier in the meeting, President Ed Abakumoff and Vice-President Sharon Caldwell were reelected to their respective positions for another term. Abakumoff will continue for his 18th year and Caldwell for her 6th. Only 16 bowlers were present at this meeting and it was voted to have 6 teams of trios for the coming season starting on Sunday September 12 at Keystone lanes. Keystone is one of 8 bowling centers voted by the bowlers along with popular centers as Del Rio Lanes, AMF Cerritos and Linbrook. Former centers as Action Bowl, Bowling Square, Covina, and Jewel City Bowl are the returnees pending acceptance by each center s manager. After Taylor contacts each center, he will arrange the league s bowling schedule, which will have the usual 16 sessions of bowling plus a sweepstakes date. The bowling time remains at 1:00pm and the league is still scratch for another year. Because of the bad economy all same league rules were passed without any increase in fees. The league may expand to 8 teams of trios only if 6 old members or new interested bowlers want to join. These 6 interested bowlers have to contact Ed, Sharon, or Bob before Labor Day to be counted in. DEADLINE FOR DEAF SENIORS OF AMERICA LAS VEGAS TOURNEY IS SEPT. 10 The deadline for entries in the 14th annual Deaf Seniors Bowlers of America is creeping close to Friday Sept. 10. The tournament as usual is at The Orleans Hotel, Casino and Bowling Center in Las Vegas with bowling for all entrants on Tuesday morning October 12 and also on Wednesday October 13 and Thursday October 14 for those who want to stay to bowl for the Match Play Eliminations. The Orleans is offering 40 per night from Sunday to Thursday to DSBA bowlers and fans reserving rooms by deadline Friday Sept. 10 using the DSBA s code. Deaf Seniors bowlers aged 55 years and older are encouraged to find their own doubles partner because asking for a pick up is at a risk. Each bowler pays entry fee by deadline of Sept. 10 and if he or she wants to bowl in match play and include all-events that is extra to add by deadline of Sept 10. For more information contact DSBA secretary-treasurer Carol Moers by VP or DSBASecy@aol.com. Date & Location Sept. 4 & Yorba Linda Bowl Imperial Hwy. Yorba Linda, Ca PLEASE PRE-ENTRY 30 LANES AVAILABLE Check-In 7:45am to 8:30 am 3 DIVISIONS Hdcp Advance, Open. Singles, Doubles & Jr/Adult To Enter Call or butch@jstbowl.com SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS all Div. (Based on 30 Bowlers) Meeting: September 8, 2010 at 7:30 pm League Begins: September 15, 2010 Singles Scratch League Trio Format (Bowlers divided into 3 categories based on current averages) Each Division winner will receive a BRAND NEW Bowling Ball! pricing: per week (818) VENTURA BLVD., WOODLAND HILLS, CA For More Information See Mike Sheridan, Bob Bowcutt or Sean Milligan

9 September 2, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 9 ABT League Now Open To All Bowlers YORBA LINDA At a recent meeting of the ABT League it was decided to open the league up to all bowlers, not just ABT members. The league starts on Friday 9/10/2010 at 9:00pm. We will have another meeting at 7:30pm on that date. This league has bowled for 32 years and this season we will again be at Yorba Linda Bowl. The league format includes: 4 bowlers with a 800 team max entering average, Handicap match point with 28 points per week, team divisions/1/4 s and championship roll offs, great prize fund distribution for a weekly league fee of 22, many optional events. If you would like to bowl in a great league please contact the league secretary Troy Sucatre at (714) or bigdogabt@wans.net. You can also contact Yorba Linda Bowl at (714) Sign up now!!! It s almost time to start. THIS LEAGUE NOW OPEN TO ALL!!! Ventura County Bowlers Tour Presented by Class Seven Clothing Co. USBC Sanctioned Harley s Camarillo Bowl 305 Arneill Road Camarillo, California Sunday September 12 th, 2010 Check in starts at 10:00 AM Bowl at 11:00 AM Pattern: 44 Feet Entry Fee: Prize Fund: Squad is limited to 60 bowlers Lineage: Expense Fee: Prize Ratio at least 1:6 (Based on 30 entries) 1 st : nd : rd : th : th : th :125 Brackets: 5 (Games 2-3-4, 5-6-7, ) Sidepots: 20 (Covers all 10 Games) 300 Game Sidepot: Game Pot stands at 700 For more information or to reserve a spot call Andre Good at (805) or Chris Shusta at (805) Check out our website: End of Summer LEFTY-RIGHTY SCRATCH DOUBLES Sept 19, AM *5 GAMES *SIDEPOTS (DOUBLES) *PRIZE FUND *BREAKFAST BUFFET COST: / PERSON CHOOSE THE RIGHT (OR LEFT) PERSON Name Phone Name Phone SCRATCH DBLS ENTRy W. Soledad Cyn Rd., Saugus CA (661)

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11 September 2, 2010 BOWLING NEWS Page 11 PBA Accepting Meritorious Service Nominations for Hall of Fame SEATTLE The Professional Bowlers Association is accepting nominations for meritorious service candidates for election into the PBA Hall of Fame in To be considered for the meritorious service section, individuals must have demonstrated service, devotion, ideas, ideals and contributions above and beyond the ordinary to the sport of professional bowling outside the framework of competitive bowling. Those submitting nominations for the meritorious service section are asked to include as much documentation and background information as possible. Deadline for submission of nominees is Sept. 7 and may be sent with supporting documentation to Corey Kistner via to corey.kistner@pba. com<mailto:corey.kistner@ pba.com> or by regular mail, PBA Hall of Fame Meritorious Service, c/o Professional Bowlers Association, 719 2nd Avenue, Suite 701 Seattle, WA Last Weeks Solution Trophies State-of-the-art Computerized Engraving (Roland Camm-2) Personalized Heel Plates owned and operated by Tim and Diana Albin Rossmoor Located Inside AMF Bowl-O-Drome S. Western Ave, Torrance, CA BOWLINGNEWSUDOKU Better Second Time continued from page 6 getting back in the bowl and she said, I knew if I walked back in there I would want to bowl because I love the sport so much. Bob and Ed had been childhood friends and Ed later came back into the scene in the 1990 s, which turned out to be a good time for Carolyn. Ed had showed Bob a lot about the pro shop and it was a natural that he helped her out and - they eventually married. She says she bowls, for the fun of it, and is bowling the best she has ever bowled. In fact in the two 33 week leagues and one at 30 week league she rolled s the highest being 698; s, 20 games over 250 and two 300 s in the Funtimers league. She hasn t broken the 800 barrier yet, but close with 798. She says, I m enjoying it while I can! So, what made the difference after coming FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 3rd 9:00 PM back to bowling? She believes you are what you eat and feel and her MO has always been the same, work on her game, strive to get better and be consistent. When she takes to the lanes I am sure the pins say, Oh, Oh, here comes Carolyn. It appears this is what allows this soon to be 73- year old stroker to continue to Carolyn Scherzberg adjust to most any lane condition and belly the ball or throw it straight if necessary. Talk about being consistent, she has missed ONE day of bowling in five years and she bowls all year around! She loves the game and she loves the people. For Carolyn Scherzberg, bowling has definitely been better the second time around. Back To Fall Ball Sale All The Major Brands Chect It Out!! Starts Wednesday 9/1 Bowlers Depot Valley View St. Garden Grove, CA Ask for Mike Sheridan

12 Page 12 BOWLING NEWS September 2, 2010 Linbrook Bowling Center 201 S. Brookhurst Anaheim (714) LINBROOK, ANAHEIM It s here! Winter leagues are beginning as our Summer leagues come to an end. Sign up in some of your favorite leagues and bring a friend! Santa Gals & Guys: Carl Adinolfi 265/632, Mike Robbins /612, Jesse Contreras 222, Chris Atkinson 221, Bruce Gober 213. Swinging Trios: Stan Lucas /610, Andy Vincent 225, Gerald Lichtenheld , Norm McLeod 203. R.C.R.C.: Lou Cruz S Company: Marie Parmelee 223, Karen Bagnall 212 Executive Doubles: Hoagy Wong /712, Tom Gonzales /705, Steve Sparks /643, David Haskell /633, Don Tanner /630. Angels/Dodgers (NoTap): Jim Cerimele /757, Bill Powell /729, Dan Drysol /631, Dan Perreira /610, Joe Salinaz 254, Jo Luzania , Elizabeth Scott 202. B.S.M.: Sangchul Won /686, Donghoon Choi /676, Seonghoon Kim /641, Duke Lee /641, Youngsun Shin /628. Golden Nuggets: Bob McGraw , Roland Mutzenberger 214, Frank McCoy 211. Party Timers: Mark McLeod /730, Duane Stout /699, Evan Mostowa /692, Josh Raburn /654, Nicole Abbott 257/625, Tabitha Morris 220. Nikkei: Vern Lastimado 237, Yosh Hasegawa 226, Stan Iwasaki 219, Ken Queypo 213, Dave Lautherboren 212, Linda Barcoma , Grace Yoneyama 200. Santa Super Savers: Carl Adinolfi /700, Tony Chaco /665, Joe Molina 226/615, Gavin Huff /603, Bruce Gober /601. Summer Fun: John Spreitzer 222, Ron Pierce Vegas: Jeremy Berkley /752, Vic Paolucci /713, James Sargent /677, Mike Howard /666, Jason Henderson /653, Marvina Vrabel 211. Vegas Party: Lowell Huber /747, EJ Rogers /732, Ron Sargent /717, Tim Hank /685, James Sargent /682, Sherry Simmerl , Cathy Lopez , Debbie Baker TGIF: Tom Dye /610, Brian Blake 216, Richard Carr 212, Justin Power 207, Ric Kauten 204, Sandy Power 202. 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. LINBROOK BOWLING CENTER 201 S. BROOKHURST ANAHEIM (714) WE NEVER CLOSE OPEN 24 HOURS Monday & Friday 9am - 5pm Monday & Tuesday 8pm - 1am 4-4 Vegas: Hoagy Wong /666, Dino Chavez /651, Marcy Gironta 253/606, Joe Cruz 213, Mike Peterson 210. Family & Friends: Chris Meno , Aaron Sanchez , Bill Swanson 213, Dave Meno 207, Cheryl Munson 231/607, Patty Pangelinan 203, Lydia Farley 202. Sunday Coffee Club Tournament-12 Entries 1st Place- Ron Gordon&Noli Sosa nd Place- Ken Gwyn&Paul Danforth Side Pots Paid 12 per game Game 1- Noli Sosa 287 Game 2- Ron Gordon 287 Game 3- E.J. Rogers 270 Game 4- Mark O Donnell 254 Doubles Paid 22 per Game Game 1 - James Sargent&Evan Mostowa 494 Game 2 - E.J. Rogers&John Conway Sr 463 Game 3 - E.J. Rogers&Paul Danforth 526 Game 4 - Ken Gwyn&Paul Danforth 548 Handicap Series - Noli Sosa Scratch Series - E.J. Rogers Super Pot - Mark O Donnell Roll Over Side Pots-Threepeat Pot 764, Reserve Pot 142- Clean 40 Pot 294- Match Game 328- High Game Bank- Game 1 8, Game 2 53, game 3 64 & Game Results of Senior No-Tap 42 entries@10=420, 42 Lineage@5.25=220.50, 42 prize fund@4.75=199.50, @1=35. Place Money: 1st-Terry Brent&John Freeman , 3rd- Orlando , 4th-Cliff LaPointe , 5th-PJ Carroll , 6th-Bill Young Side Pots: Game 1 Handicap: 1st-PJ Carroll , 2nd- Terry Brent 305 7, Jim Game 2 Scratch: 3-way Tie! Orlando, Terry Brent, & Rod Game 3 Handicap: 1st-Leo Asuncion , 2nd-John Freeman 290 7, 3rd-Carl Adinolfi Carryover amount: 33, Added 35, Paid out 4, New Total 34. Winner: Norm Walker. Stacy Starts 590 Season in Style by Roberta McNaught The So. Cal. 590 Classic started the new season last week. By the looks of things, once again we will have an exciting season. Our own Stacy Rider was in true form and rolled a 227, 256, 234, 201 for the league leading 919 series. Miguel Rosales, who joined the league this year, was also in the 900 Club with 257/907. More notable scorers were: Rey Ortiz 246/892, Jerry Knight 257/885, Shig Shozi 267/875, James Blythe 238/872, Larry Green 243/861, Martin Angulo 259/855, Jerry Roddam 246/852, Juan Sandoval 244/844, John Velasquez 226/837, Rob Roberts 223/836, Janine Ditch 227/830, Tony Chaco 224/823, Shawn StAndre 216/819, Kantral Williams 228/812, Rich Heid 216/811, Debbie Barrette 257/810, Frank Bellinder 243/806, Dahana M. Klerer 243, Bob Gosnell 235, Teri Hefner 228. Rose Williams 224, Don Gardner 221, Jack Wilson 217, Rod Cantrell 216, Dick McKenzie 214, Carl Adinolfi 211, Willy Bordenave 211, Terry Brent 211, Alan Bloom 209, Kevin Hopkinson 208, Norm Walker 207, Ron Douglass 205, Melissa Fan 204 and Fred Voysey 204. We had eight other new members join our league this season. They are: James Blythe, Debbie Barrette, Gearld Lichtenheld, Judy DiCrisi, Shawn StAndre, Norm Walker, Sandy Magana, and David McNaught. Welcome newbie s, we re glad to have ya. } Special 2.25 per game Excluding Holidays Ozzie s Senior Scotch Doubles Saturday Sept. 18th at 12:30PM Check in at 11:30AM - Bowl at 12:30PM Limited to the first 50 paid couples when you have time to spare VENTURA BLVD. STUDIO CITY or by NICE and SWEETLY CENSORED STUDIO CITY Vacationer Dalton Tharp, hailing from Oklahoma City, confided that after reading about Pinz in the national magazines that one of his first stops in the LA area had to be Pinz! Tug and I were surprised on how elegant Pinz is! I got to admit no Okie s from Muskogee have seen bowling like this! I m glad to head back home with this experience. So for all who are looking for fun activities to pass the time, look no further than your own backyard! Bowling, arcade, and billiards- summertime fun can be had at Pinz! PINZ ADULTS The Heat is on so strike back! No one knows this mantra better than our very own adult bowlers who are in the midst of their summer leagues! As you can tell from the following scores, our bowlers have the strikes heating up the lanes. Twilighters: Robert Lerman 262/690, Dan Coffelt 226/622, Shin Takel 222/583, Julieta Ward 213/598, Bob Riffle 207/586. Kings and Queens: Wayne Roberts 246, Will Pisnieski 246/631, Kevin Collins 236/698, Luke Pebler 235, Scott Murphy 234/629, Tom Wigmore 618, Jeff Coggins 595. Funseekers: Keith Rodman 277, Zoran Jacimovic 247/655, Ed Dusseau 242/613, Barry Judis 238, Tom Wigmore 235/607, Chuck Alexander 235/628, Rani Jersuhalmi 619. S.C.B.L.: Mike Gurierri 277/704, Stephen Santay 245/656, Dwayne Miller 245/610, Michael Gehrka 236/645, Chris Bland 232/609, Dave Postal 609. Tavern Guild: Mikey Witt 246, Terri Justin 246/599, Darrell Tucci 232/667, Sue Purdie 223, David Quam 223/612, David Thomason 589, Jerry Lovell 583. PINZ JUNIORS Our Illustrious Junior League Coordinator Barbara Lee and junior bowlers spent the past weekend in San Diego competing in the Juniors State Competition! Pinz is very proud on how well they did and we all anxiously await the results! Adult Junior: Treven Goldsmith 234/667, Damond Taylor 228/624, Ethan Bensinger 193/541, Jamie Spector 192, George Parker 191/505, Tyler Bensinger 505. Senior Scratch: Treven Goldsmith 268/844, Mario Vargas 245, Nikolai Berk 241/797, Scott Englehart 237/768, Natalie Honda 225/739, Ethan Besinger 780. Junior Stars: Nicholas Martinez 133/385, Nicole Martinez 132/359, Nick Reid 129/301, Nery Lemus 127/311, Ian Hamrick 104/284. PeeWee: Andrew Parker 89/174. PINZ SENIORS Our very own John Boyle constantly marvels on how well our seniors bowl! Pouring over the scores to pick just a few to showcase in this article is no easy task for him or us! So as you read the best scores for this week know that each and every league bowlers should be mentioned if we could! Happy Timers: Vicky Minceff 129/375, Russ Romo 255/605, Gary OIsen 217/569. Breakfast Club: Donna Klein 190/418, Charlene Gaffney 169/477, Pam Vaughan 146/397, Christine Stark 133/388, Doris Lazner 128/358. Coffee and Donuts: Donna Hickox 202/536, Annie Block 180/501, Hildegard Miller 176/477, Christine Stark 167, Lu- Juan Lietzke 164/454, Donna Klein 164, Elayne Klein 467. Senior Social: Charlene Gaffney 200/518, Ruth Gralla 177/433, Russ Romo 172/452, Art Michener 169/438, Teri Bonato 169, Gary Olsen 441. Bowler of the week: Mr. Mikey Witt bowled a whopping 246 last Monday during Tavern Guild, which sadly is over for the summer. But they celebrated with a huge potluck and some good ol fashioned bowling. Great bowling Mike. Sweetness quote of the week: Half this game is ninety percent mental. -Yogi Berra. Join Us For Our 52nd Anniversary Celebration Sat. Sept. 4 9:30am Jr/Adult Tournament 12:30pm Senior No-Tap Tournament 4:30pm League Luck of Draw Tournament 9:00pm - Color of Money Tournament Noon - 6pm 1 Hotdog, Pizza, Soda & Draft Beer 1.50 Limited Open Play Games + Shoe Rental TEDDY S COLOR OF MONEY Saturdays Check-in 8:30pm Bowl at 9:00pm 15 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 COFFEE CLUB Sundays Check-in 10:00am Starts 10:30am 25 Entry Fee + Optionals WE RE A PARTY 24 SEVEN